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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-24

lat 80 loo 20 % w. spoke ship ssrah from Savannah
for Glasgow The was 30 days from 10 the Eaustor
with head winds; did trades unt in lei
10 s. crossed the Line Dec eth; has sa and
part OF the crew iIQst btten-
Bark Elizabeth Ever, Malaga 50 days. with fruit &c to
O,h inst ITO nies of the Hghands fell with whaling
with loss OF all sails and 1as and leaking badly Took
her the captain and crew and brought them this port
Bark Cuba, LeAvit Laguns stsal q. with hides
Sc 10 Patzullo EcheverriA 10th inst of Headed
Shot Keys, spoke herm brig -, from Cuba for Baltimore
Tbs has experienced heavy weather.
Schr MsDbassett, Reeyeland, Charleston 70 days with
ton &c to Scranton TamAn. Experienced heavy weather
on the passage has been IA days OF Haeras 8th OF
sgusn Beach took heavy gale from NNE lost boat flying
the West Bank yesterday morning by the but got
on last night by the steamtug Hector without receiving any
damage, and lowed 10 the city Iii morning.
The brig Ida Rayues arrived yesterday from csbo
reports for the last ~ days had weather
sas boats foretoDsal yard nbboon. bulwarks and
suffered IN rigging and hull has been 6 days
with a succession oil IN gales al 4 sorms.
BELOW
Shin Gapges. from Calcuta-before reported
Ship Irene, Brown. from Liverpool Dec l2.
Ship Neptune Peabody from Liverpool Dec 10.
ship Sir Robert Peel Larrabee, from Liverpool. Nov 20
before reported
Also Light clipper shp, with signal flying for steamer
By pilot beat Nett.e No %.
The ship Comet ArQuit for San Francsco and the brig
Drunmofd Chapman, for Asptnwa started this morning
om the East River for and after proceeding little be
low Bellows Island were compelled to put back In
queace of the Bay being completely obsruced By ice.
Wind dnring the day from WsW.
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Police Commissioners


TRIAL OF CAPTAIN RUSSELL OF THE THIRD WARD
POLICE.
Tho Police Commissioners me, In the Mayors Once 81
az. on Friday, present Mayor Wood and City Judge
Rsue The evidences In the trial OF Captain Russell OF
the Ihteenth Ward Police continued frs, upos the
secord charge against bis ungentlemAnly oonduc, and
conVor-.icn with ewd women. Tho nrr witness Was
oacer Even OF the Thirteenth ward who said tina, he
WAS present when disturbance took place In dsrepu
table house In Division street, where girl jumped out Of
oss Of the WINDOWS and was badly injured, that he
told accused that the state made By that girl
were true every Of The inmates OF the house Was
liable be arrested The replied that grl
drutk stated, said the witness, thai I did not
know about that, which the accused asked why
did mol 20 and arreet " en-; told MIN went down there
Ter that purpose, when be came and ordered my
beat
jacob Ferdon. suorn-I Captain Russell Of hs Sta
op curing the riot In Clinton street. be did
tempt 10 90 and quel the riot but scot 10 do
the station house; don't know whether anybody was
tse1 during the rot Cspta Russell remained 10 the
stsioo house, the sioop during the whole riot he
d1 cot request 10 take hkstsr and club for bin
the osiui bsnce was on the corner OF Delanoey AMI
C,intcn streets; Lieut.. 0'Keefe vas sent 10 quell a.
Tbcmas Steers. O policeman Of the Thirteenth ward,
beng srorn, ssid-Tbsi he present 81 the riot IN
Nlntou street corner OF Delsncey that he saw the par
ties engaged IT. arrested some OF them; mixed up
W % nsbt, and had " defend himself well he
could Of the persons arrested escaped, &c, &c
Witnesses present the case vas adjourned Ill Tass
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WINES AND LIQUORs.
CHARLKs LONDON CORDIAL ON,

NHARLws LONDON CORDIAL arN
~ An unequs.ed stinuiani duretc and tonic inv
We ses 20 cali Inc ssienton of sousssrS s.d ~.
merchants to the superior merits Of this exquisite ccrs
ulied nom he very bs-, o. Engish grain, de -
lanes Of the British laws and has been pronounced
he hes, sna safest alcoholic stauIant ever offered .,
public.
II used With srea, success IN case. Of syspeps x,ui
sreturs aI.. srog :" s "s.S1 ssns epilepsy 40
II h Ass a delicious tonic beversge and ~ s pecui~ =,
different ron other sns is universally esteemed b. -
The following amops thousand, o. snsr hind IL rsrs
reliable and valuable ssource' ''., we g,sce
To Cor. ". @. Cu,Rtrs;-Mr DrIs srs-Undsr some q
..y, soes. much lager Susoii,y Of pper thos
PREFERABLE srcs appears 70 me be The se,, article
AIN" '"'e c,u-os TO rHs rusIIc
elnce the Introduction Of Charles London Co~fsl Gh
somm sucsd putting in bodies uosous andlpoisonous
p..s'sa Instead = cs.,; r. .. srsiP 81,
london Cords. Dr. stsmpes upon m, bodies sna' q
ne genuine 6r.. tSsssr c csDs sre ON = for SALE
quartz md pc; By AZ SsEs' and s.css Cs,
q. d. shs areis 3. Sss.Iss Gonsos csrd. Ola
Country merchant. NAV be supplied ihs importers pr,
blythe following respec'sbls hosses;-
s.s.s s s,ss:. Co Co. r. r fssn; .
Mesd BeicSsr 4 rms. 30 50 Ccrt' andt street
toT;'l ss ss' Co. = sTi s.s:S ss:S
B.re: xfsys, e, .. Brc.asay
PAN, 4 Houushscn No. iso Duane street,
iesl, marsh Hume No 10 Gold street
n ~ s,ro ~a No i1s Fron street
Or MendgT Nc; ~ Y s, wal street, -, A.. xs.,
s'ne'~' ps vESoeE CHARLEs l@ ps.-, .r--s
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City Intelligence.

DkArB OF FrRHr BoAr.-wnlam Van Pelt = porter
10 cletnns ore Of Brooks Brothers, Catharne street.
taken suddenly III on thursday night on board OF
one OF the Brooklyn ferry beats, and died before the
taken his late residence No az Henry street where
ioauest win be held upon them 70 day The deceased
leaves . wife, but no children.
CmD Dnnsuos.-A male child about two weeks Old
was lsn on Thursday evening, In the doorway Of NJ
bios saloon, corner OF Crosby aud Prince streets By
some person UNKNOWN Tue police found the nian, and
oeoveyed 70 tie Amshouse
FITS oyu BY AN EGmH Avsyus Car Francis Hnnsef,
boy h1eeu years Of age, was run over Friday
nG by Eighth avenue car ans had Of his Zee, and
ankles terribly crushed. Re vas the ums Of the o,
:uyrence, IN the sc Of jumping upon the front plat
OF the car while II vaU passing Nineteenth street. and
slipped failing before the wheel The DO took him 10
his roaiderce, 154 West Nineteenth street.
suuors BLASTING AccIpr1-FoUs Mry MyrsArrn -
-Four lsbsfers named Terry Farley, Owen Rohal, WIN.
Brennan and Philip Cah yesterday brought TO the
New York Hospiisl' suffering from Injuries received by
the premature explosion Of blast, st Bergen H ~ j.
Psrley n appears, was ~ mining homo the load, when
spsrs gnud By fcon, ses IRE 70 the powder and the
x?losion followed FARLEY was frighfuly injured, and
10 ali proBArhly will NOS recover. The others
very 90, not dangerously hurt On This same job seve.
70 we're killed BY On explosion, few weeks ago.
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Naval intelligence .

The o. s. storeship Relief, James W. Cooke, Lieut..
commanding arrived yesterday from Rio Janeiro, hay
ing left that port on the 2s,h of November No Ameri
can man of war WA al Rio the the Relief sale
but the trgse 81 Lawrence daily expected though
she lot due there before the middle OF December.
The folio wing 10 LIST of tbs officers OF the Relief
Lieut.. Commanding, JAMES W. Cooke. Lentea ats-
Watson Smnh. Albert Ailmand Robert stuart, Charles
p. McGsrey, Joseph Fyde. PurseT-CAle6 Emory.
Assistant Surgton-Wm. l. Hord. Purser's Clerk-A.
W. Hancock.
The U. s. sloop-oi war Falmouth, which has been
ready for for eome days IL detained at the Navy
Yard BY the Ice preventing communication with the
Island In the bay. on which Ia the powder magazine,
whetce her supplies OF that article TO be obtained
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An EQUITIES OF England" gained him considerable reps


RICHARD BARRY, THEATRE ROYAL. DUBLIN
From the Froeman's Journal, Dublin Jan. I'll
We regret 10 the sudden death Of Mr. Barry
Of Theatre Royal which occurred yesterday morning
about half past four He died OF disease the heart
Mr.. Barry Was o native Of Cork, and st an early axe
adopted the stage ~ . profession. He performed with
great In private and public theatrioals in h
tive city and, Arter lev years OF probation, entered
the lists believe, under Mr. Harris ct the Theatre
Royal He subsequently, co-operatedwish Mr. Bum and
bis resignation Of tho baton, with Mr. Oalcra, with whom
he was an especial favorte for his experience In aud
siduity 10 tho management Of the Theatre Royal, with
which be was connected upwards OF thirty years. Mr..
Barry ws well known to old playgocrs He performed
many Irsh character with eminent The elder
Keas said that his Dennis Bulgruddy In 'John Boil " and
Corporal O'Sash In the "Invtncibles" were amongst
the hest OF Irish character he had ever
seeu on the etsge For some years Mr. Barry had re-
signed bis place the boards - an actor, ana been
to other duties for which he was especially
fitted The two Kcans, Mr.. uarready, Power. Fanny
Elsler-n fact oil the nooriees Of the stage, In past
aud present times treated Mr.. Barry with more than
usual respect. Mr. Barry has left wife and four chill
drea 70 deplore his loss
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Williamsburg City News.

tHr PsoBsB1B eu1uDs-Robert Johnson i-a man
me nated yesterday having been found i's' ~ "a
Nv nb stree, Wednesday sishi, from The edsrs u
DOE Agdsnun, died ~ The Fnb strict sisroI house
say
SssNrf Co.'s AT the Williamsburg ferries the spanish
cor '7y rsoeived al the reduced valuation The cor
str r1tr reu 70 be done out Of their tour per
r'n "htre hey before charged shilling for artrle,
p i0Os ne BeDe8t OF the odd half cent they
frt .E. B.. tf.fs.
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common pleas.

n.e-f ftA tu1 re trsfT
fss Q. iu tae osse y. asJJsa ~ Gslcss Ayres Ard
tt.. -ssf t-rsrars T-cm'sss in 3,oedssv
%, u sst s"ss.s ., - 81. a. es.s ~sslarssL
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Tue report OF the State Prison Inspectors shows de-
1t the Auburn prison during the pas. year OF 2s
and at Clinton, In consequence OF removal Of oonvces ID
Sing Sing OF ST. Decrease Of females 81 Sing
Sing al: inc case OF males, 81. Number OF reoommW
ments during the year-Auburn, Is; Sing sing, e. Gin
ton, g. Number Of commitments at all the prisons dur
Ing the year-Fust conviot'ons, GIG; second do, 81
third do, TO-. fourth do, 4-rota, 6s7. Number Of
pardons and communications during the year-t Auburn
%; Sing Sing II; Clinton, aS.-Tota i6e, including
blacks Number OF punishmenn during the year.M
Auburn, 2Ts; ut Sing sing 500; OF Clinton, l30-rotal
$685. Total number Of convcts employed on contracts
during the ytar.-M Auburn, 6f9; Sing Sing 702; Chn-
ton, l84-rotal, l4s6. Number OF deaths during the
year-At Auburn Q; Sing Sing Q; Clinton, a making an
aggregate Of ls-being IL less than last year The ave.
rage hours OF labor per yearAt Auburn, 10 hours ~
minutes Sing Sing hours ~ minutes Clinton, 10 hours
so minutes
The aggregate earnings in all the prisons during the ns
cal year ending Sept 80 are $lel, poo 10
Stock oil provisions on hand and paid for.... e2se 81
Total earnings for year. 2o8, 100 SO
Earnings for year 1867. lSe,zze 10
Inorease for 1856 ....... $685. OF
Increase over 1854 .............. SIT $40 "a
About % Coo was lost the annual earnings by Are
at Sing Sing in December, 1855. -
Expeuses for 1855 Observation-Disclosures. 23a, $50 o.
Decrease in 1855 1918 80
Decrease over the year 1854, aside Coma
heavy Indebtedness incurred that year So, ATT 10
1850. .'................' ST. ISL IL
Expenses over earnings In 1856 ........ 81 SIG OIL
difference in loss 10 State in favor o, 1885, TO- ss4 90
Excess of expenses earnings above SCI 5sl IL
From which deduc! expenses for building and
made lo,74l 40
Actual and legitimate loss for 1855 1885 e6
For year ending Sept, 1854, the loss to The
State, In addition 10 D heavy indebtedness
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aARITlnR INfBbLiGENCE,
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
r1nA UnunDa


Bass YORK YORK H.s.s.s S
STEAMERS TO AND PROM HAVANA.
IsAsu-from Charleston leh and oh due n Havana 72l
and IN From Havana lOh and fih due New York iTh
c,nlwsA-rrvn New Ysrt IA arrives at Harsu, i7tb and
New orle.ns lgt From New Orleans 9Th, Havana 1th,
B,,T w.,s,os-yrpu Hew York EsA, arrive ~ H.y.n.
i4S due Al New York 18Th. '-'' "''N--
.,s. ssr Y AN ss. month
At Havana IGN. ana Mobile Ian. Prom Mobile sad Rsvsns
TEE OVERLAND MAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The following msyb Of value TO those having cccrepsnd
The mail leaves Southampton the sh and eh q each
Arrives at Gibraltar sbou, the OH and 18Th Of same month
Arrives a. Malta abou, The lih and gh Of same month.
Arrives Alexandria sbou, the sih Of same and 9th q FOL-
Leave. suea about the S 2ln of same and sh sb Of
Irrye Alden Abop. tbs aSh 18th Of same aud 10th
leave. xsen about ne sh h q same an. ssy Of srr
.od i-i . ~, q The following month ''Oa' VIC > : ~
10 s S1G "a . I'D Of fodowns @oaS 's Gale about '
Leaves Point De Dale Polo Penang he same ssy gae
. Peasns .Sou ad" s s or Sa and a
arrive. sss.pose .Sou, the lSa lss and sS or i.,
:" Lssys. sa SSS sssv, IL hours sn.r arrival.
,r,.. ksSs ioss about '6' ma or saS AID sh~ iss
Issvss peIi day fer shsasbse.
Two mails ssv. Enslsnd 90 the ss s.s sss q sAsh
sane tine - Ss soansnpte mali.
~ IN Marriages end ke~s Intended fcv Ne Nnw yoas
HraAID sho~d BE- s~1es-
ALsArlc ron rxv YoRE-rm DAr
sus prsr..........~ l6 soos aTspe. II
sSs srI. ............... 81 mos wIrss ....sys il
Port or Eew York, January -, 1887.
CLEARED.
steamship Constitution, Psngn, Ap,werp-A BelmonL
Ship Chtnnbcrszo Mor~s, NalpGsiso-A lad.
Brs Ch,Iou PenneIl, senAander-I Elwen A Go.
BRIG Andrew Peters Mcfarland, Cienfsgca-C j
Brig Randolph Parritt, Csrdenss-wm ingalls,
schr G Atvs,er, Mears Apsschcoia-kssle Hazard
ARRIVED.
Steamship Atlantic EldrAge, Liverpool Jan 7, with mdss
and passengers @ EK Collins 60 -, - -
Janeo Nov &-wn lowed up 70 The ctr By s;sstug VIM
webb. The bark Nichols sailed In company for New
York Saw bark Blue Wing from Baltimore, bound In a.
days passage boarded her III la ~ 10, q 5tw
spete ship Mornng Light from Boston Tor San Frsnno ~
asgs w, Ssvass VW surseVO, wsQ Nsai N RAA IA as
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dr. BEwARD.-LOST OR STOLEN ON THE I'D ULt !,
d. black and white bull pup, answers " the name
Bullett. Apply TO Mr.. waddington Liverpool Arms, 3
n OsT-hl PORTENOvNAtE CONTAINING rrHRTg
~ notes 1sde By Wilson Thomes, Of Brookyn;
dated 1rh nusry 1857 at months tor sTN dat
l Jsnu ri four morths for 500; Jar
ry 1857 -four months for 81, endorsed By r. r Hcks
per forbid negotiating said payment hsvtf
heen stopped suitable reward viii be given the fsf~
by re,prn the ssme N p. SHAW csrner Of Court a.
sSlksN ssrseks, Brvekys,
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ADVRRTISEMRETS KESEWD EVERY RAJ
FINE ARTS.

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wish 70 make money should send without asisLA
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and msrysrd, having eIpersucsd heavy weather.
lPER SiEswsHfP ATLANTIC
Asrwtnr, Jan lar Wabsmo D.'y, NYcrk
Asov' OCT 80 AYR wsverey, Hayden, Msnls.
BREsrS, Jan Arr Luconia, Freeman. Charleston.
BoRprauS nec si--Arr Abby ard Elizabeth Perry Char.
lesion Jan 81 ~ Audrey nchmers, NYork Marvsre.
BTIsroI- Jan S-Cld Richmond, Gookin NOresns sid nh
Li,ne Boegs Dher q.nos SIN Jssny Lind Norlesns,
Baltimore
Crvop Jan sid New York Craig Nyors
Csmz Dec A-sld hlizabeih Walker, Boston Eastern
DstI Jan s-kfr Queen vlesrs Wade Nyork for London
(and proccsdr 9Th Achilles speiden London tand sid for
Bos,cn); Rraerh Dickmann WORK for London land
SD Tor the Dowas sh Elizabeth Ellen Brirhtmsn Nyork
FaisouTH, Jan b~Arr Hsrre, Wade, smith Gibraltar.
GLoucrTEs Jan Arr Savannah, Burke, and ssmos'
Da @ssys.rSO Jan sssrr oaeen vesor. wade syors
gRssrocx Jan 3oArr Cutting sosnscns mSsrS land
cd for sYors xScoie Putnam Psie,%o ;spd sid Phs
dephal CID l9h, Pellcano, Noldpc, Noreons' harne'
"sa sso smn Dec 2 Ess wa or fsrssr Lsshsrn
HsyRr, Jan 2-Cld WIN frohinghsm, stesson. Nfork
coter ard ibos Jeserson Hill N6rssns' 1h' Africa to,
Uaes' Rockawsy I.ufsip, from soriesns.
ca SIN yas Poster Jr Abel ,,es,s Fmm. MKe,ze
char ssion. ib Underwrer, Roberts PTinSs'op susse
ssraos Nyors EmsrsS sops S sslImsr ns
ST. s%ersS lac CORNISH Nyors LInd;sy srsy Is,.
savannah Morley ship Island h Jane. su sas,s
s ssn ,,ssv Rice ard Constitution Lund MOBILIZE
highland Chi< siurdeysnt savannah Andrew FOSTER
o o, a. Arabia Merrymsn Mobile crcwen, Burres
Ny c e ssnshsr Ssc 49, f saTs R G RoS
s,n,s srd Aramerpon. usrbv, Nu-esns, STD. Alps as
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Ts5O LATE FOR CLAssTFTCATTCv.

Do vrNoeE 4 CHARLrs. isa p..-, are
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-07-10
DOUGLAS ON THE HORIZONS.

The Mormon question bids fair 10 occupy as
much Of the attention Of the next Congress as
eyer Kansas did with al its gaping wounds. .
and as the ''iitlIe giant" statesman Of Illinois
is thr Chairman Of the Committee on Terrific
lies in the Senate, his views at this time possess
unusual si-.iiicancr, and cannot fail to attract
attention, Besides his position alluded TO, Sen
ator DoucLAsS is, without question, The ''riSing
SUM- IN the Democratic frmameut. It will BE-
bs voice, and his miad, that VIII be relied upon
10 give shape, and form and force, to the policy
OF tha Administrator in the body Of which he
is such distinguished m-mbrr-and hence, we
do not know that W. can do ouI readers more
acceptable service 'his week than hy briefly
}aying before them his views on the Utah com
r1calion, as eiucidatrd in recent speech al
Springfield, I'll. We would quote more oXten-
NvrIy, but 1t is scarcely necessary 10 give the
reader q correct idea Of the Honorable senator's
position. Utah, he said, was made Territory
ay thu compromise measures Of 1880. When
1t was supposed on all hands tha, the settlers
We're American citizens, owing and acknowl-
edgIng allegiance TO The United States. The
facts at the present time concerning them are
represented to be-:
"ls, That nine-teGths Of the inhabitants are
aliens by birth, who have refused 70 become
aaiuraz~d, or to take the oath Of allegiance, or
10 do any other act recognizing the government
Of the United States as the paramount authority
ta that Territory.
'2d, That aii the inhabitants. whether native
oraIlrn horn, known as Mornons land they CON
s'l'c'r Che whole people Of the Territory,) are
honDd by hnrrid oafhS and terrible penalties to
recognize and maintain Brigham Young, and
the government Of which he is the head, as par
amount TO that Of the United States, in civil as
well as religious affairs; and that they will, in
Hh7 time, and under the direction of their lead
erS, use all means in their power to subvert the
government of the United States and resist lis
aulbori,y
"3l, That the Mormon government, with
BrIgham Young at its head, is now forming alli-
2ances with the Indian tribes of Utah and adjoin-
ing Territories stimulating the Indians TO acts
ol hnSulty-and organizing bands of his own
oIlo"ers under the name OF 'Dauites OF Destroy
iRg Angels to prosecute system OF robbery
and murder upon American citzrns who support
The authority ofthe United States, and denounoe
'he Infamous and disgusting practices and insti-
lollons Of the Mormon government"
'li," said Senator Douglas, 'supon fall in
feSugatlon, these representations should prove
true, they will establish the fact that the inhab-
hants Of Utah, as a community, are outlaws
ana alien enemies, unfit TO exercise the right of
Seli-soVernment under the organic act, and un-
worthy to be admitted into the Union as State,
When their only object in seeking admission Is
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-07-10

few miles west of Pana, two houses were blown
down. A Rosamond, four miles west Of Pana,
four houses We're blown of tteir foundations,
much injured. More than one haIfofthe grow
ing crops are entirely ruined. The citizens of
Pana, who are able to attend the wounded and
helpless, are doing all they can TO make them
comfortable The Physicians, too, are very al
tentive, and are giving their aid without money
or without price. That is right Decatur Ga
9efte, Ertra.
n Snake Remoeed from il Womaa's Stom-
ach.-Ihe Logansport (Iad.) Phaos states that
DR.. A. Myers, Of that city, who has acqB4ted
some celebrity as the inventor OF trap for the
removal Of tape worms, has recently performed
a cure that IS worthy Of more than ordinary uien-
ton.
Mrs. Z. Ryan, Of Fort Wayne, abont % years
Of age, has been severely afflicted for four years
with a sensation in the stomach, as though there
was some reptile moving in it. During that
time she was treated for various diseases by nu-
fnerous physicians Of skill, and hy several for
tape worm.
Hearing Of Dr. Myers new process Tor the
removal Of parasite from the human stomach,
Mrs R went to Logansport aud placed herself
"
removed from her stomach snake about 81 #.
long, and ! I. inches in diameter, aud relieved
her OF all her sulfrrings, instead Of aggrayaing
them as had been the result Of the previous
treatment she had received. The latter part Of
her Illness she was unable to attend TO the do
nestle affairs Of her family or even TO take care
Of herself. 1t required two hours 10 prepare
for retiring at night; and after being assisted
into bed, an eqnal length oftime transpired be-
fore she could lie down-aud often she was de-
prvrd Of sleep for nights together. Frequent
Iy she would walk the floor until exhausted,
because unable to lay down without the most
excruciating pain. Mrs. Ryan's own words are
that cher suHrrags were such that she often
prayed for death to relieve them" Mrs. Ryan
supposed she swallowed The snake, which was
apparently Of the water species, while drinking
from a spring in the evening at her former res
idencp west of Fort WAYNE.
She left the care of DR.. NJ. for home, feeling
as though she was saved from worse than death