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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-09-13

BosroS CORNERS, N. Y, Dec. 81, le6l.-Wn. H.
Gregg & Co.-Gents IL freely give you liberty TO
make use of the following certificate Of the value of
Constitution Water which cau recommend in tbs
highest My wife was attacked with pain in
the shoulders whole length of the back and in her
limbs with palpitaon Of the heart and irritation Of the
bladder. 1 called a physician, who attended her
about three months when he left her worse than he
had found her. I then employed one of the best
physicians could find, who attended her for about
nine months and while she under his she did
not suffer quite as much pain. He finally gave her
mp, and said her inewrable For" said he,
she has saeA eombiaa,ion Of complaints thar nedi
cine giUen for operates against other Of hsr
difficulties" About this time she commenced the use
ofConstutson Water and to utter establishment
almost the first dose seemed have the desired effect
and she kept on improving rapidly under its treat
ment, and now superntends entirely her domestic az
fairs. She has not taken any of the Constitution
Water for about four weeks, and We are happy 10
say that 1t has produced permanent cure.
WIN NJ. VAN BENSCHOTEN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-09-13

DIABETES,
STONEIN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS, GRAY.
Ell, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT, AND MUCOUS
OR MILKY DISCHARGES AFTER
81. HAURINATING.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLAD.
DECENTRALIZATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
CATARRH OF THE BLADDER.
sTRANGURY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL
URINATING.
For these diseases 1t is truly sovereign remedy,
and too much cannot be said in its praise. single
desc has been known to relieve the mos. urgent
symptoms.
Arc you troubled with that distressing pain IN the
small Of the back aud through the hipss teaspoon
full day Of the Constitution Water win relieve yos
like magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long since given up the use Of buchu, cubebs
and juniper in the treatment of these diseases and
only use them for the want Of better remedy,
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself equal to the task that has devolved
upon it
DlURETICS
auu UtcuSu tuc hluutJrt duu Oy COQetdut u9o
soon lead to chronic degeneration and confirmed
disease.
We present the Constitution Water to the public
with the conviction that it has no equal in relievn
the class of diseases for which it has been found
eminenily successful for curing; and we trust tina.
we shall be rewarded for our efforts in placing 50
valuable remedy in form to meet the requirement,
of patient and physician
Strouds5nrg, Pa, JAN. %, 1865.
DR. GREGG,
Dear Sir:-I wish to inform you that have been
under the treatment o Of ply sicans for
nearly two years without receiving any benefit. /
had lost all confidence, and INDUCED in but little
hops of cure from any source. Ny disease was
Dropsy, and my physicians told me that there nc
for was tapped some fifty times. and at the
different operations about 100 pounds of water wa,
removed.
am happy to inform you that have been com
pletely restored health by the use Of Constitution
Water.
make this statement hoping it may reach thos.
persons who may be similarly afflicted
Respectfully,
Mrs. MARGILL c. LEvANwAY
IN DfSMENORRllGA, OR PAINFUL MEN
SITUATION, AND MENORRHAGIA,
OR PROFUsE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion OF th,
menstrual fuid-in case being too little and
accompanied by pain, and the other too pro
fuse secretion, which will be speedily cured by ths
Constitution Water.
That disease known FALLING OF TIL
WOMB. which Is the result of relaxation Of tn
ligaments Of that organ and IA known by q sense Q
heaviness and dragging pains in the back and sidei
and at times accompanied by sharp, ancinasing o
shooting pains through the parts, WILL in all Eases,
removed by the medicine.
There is another class of symptoms arising fror
IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, which physician
call Nervousness. which word covers up much iG
norance and in nine out of ten the doctor doe
not really know whether the symptoms are th
disease, the disease the symptoms We can onl!
enumerate them here speak more particularly @
Cold Feet, Palpitation Of tho Heart, Impaired Mem
Org, Wakefulness, Flashes Of Heat, Languor, Lass
tude, and Dimness of Vision.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-09-13

wEATHERsFIELD, Conn, March 9, ls63-Dr ~.
H. GregS.-Dear S1:-Having seen your adver-
tisement of Constitution Water" recommended for
Inflammation Of the Kidneys and Irritation of the
Bladder, having suffered for the past three years. and
tried the skill of number of physicians with only
temporary relief, l was induced to try your medi-
cine. fprocur-d ono bottle Of your agents at Hart
ford, Messrs. Lee. Ssson . Co., and when had
used half of 1t, to my surprise, found great
change in my health. have used two bottles of IL,
and am where never expected to be in my life well,
and in good spirits cannot express my gratitude
for it feel that il is all and more than you recon-
mend it to be- May the blessing of God ever attend
you in your labors of love.
Yours truly,
LEONARD S. BIGLOw
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE 81.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-09-13
MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.

a n ESSAY OF WARNING AND IN
"a STRUCri0N FOR YOUNG MEN. Also. Dis
eases AMI Abuses which prematurrly PROSTATE the
Vital Powers, with means Of relief. Sent Free
nf Charge, in sealed letter envelopes Address DIR,
I. skIbhiN HoUGlIToN, Howard Asscciation,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Feh. rs. lSSG-l6shc1y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-09-13
In eStreina cases Of Debility and Impotence
BELLS EXTERNAL RENED /,
CAUTIoN!
DR.. JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician,

Hnd you win receive them by return of mail. p,,s
Paid, and free from observation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-09-13

years in the New England states, where MS merits
have become we'll known as the tree from which,
in part, IL derives its virtree.
The White Compound Cures
Sore Throat, Colds. Coughs, Diptheria, Bron-
chitis, Splitting of Blood, and Pulmonary
Affections generally. 1t is remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints. Dia
betes, Difficulty Of yoiding Urine.
Bleeding from the kidneys and
Bladder, and Gravel.
sIt was early in the spring Of 1855 that this
;,onnd was originated. A mcmlrt Of my family was
afflicted with irritation of the throat, attended
with n disagreralle cough. had for some nlonths
previous Though; that preparation having for its
basis the inside bark Of white pine might lie com
pounded TO he very useful in diseases 81 the
throat and lungs. Te test the value OF IL in the ease
alluded to- / compounded a small quantity of the
medicine TIN, had been planning. atd gave II in
tcaspoonf FIJI lbSts The result exceedingly graft
fying Within two days the irritation IF the throat
was removed, the cough subsidized and Speedy cure
was effected Sooh after this sent sorrc tn a lady
in Londonderry. y. H.. who had been suffering for
some weeks from bad cough, occasioned 10y sudden
cold and had raised nucus streaked with h,bou. She
soon found relief sud sent for more. She took about
ten ounces Of il aud got we'll J. b. Clarke, ESQ., edi-
tor of the Manc. ester Daily Mirror, made trial of
the same preparation in the cise OF severe cold al
was cdfed Immediately. lie was so highly pleased
with the results AMI so confident i'm success attend;
ing its sales II placed before the public that he final
y persuaded 10 give il name, and send IL abroad
TO benefit the suffering. In November. 1857 FIRST
advertised it under the name of White Pine Com
pound In two years from that time there had been
wholesaled in Manchester alone hundred dollar,
WORTH where il took the lead Of all the cough RENE
dies i'm the market, and il still maintains that posi-
ton There is good reasons for all this it is very
soothing and healing in its nature, is warming to the
tomach, and pleasant witha 70 the taste and is ek
eedingly cheap.
"ls a remedy for kidney complaints the White Pin.
Compound stands unrivaied. 1t was not originated
for that purpose; but person using il for cough
only cuIe ed ofthe cough, but was also cured
of kidney difficulty Of ten years staneing since
that accidental discovery many thousands have used
it for the complaint, and have been completely
cured
The above was wriuen by DR.. Poland, in 1860
Since then, as in Manchester, the White Pine Com
pound has taken the lead of all Cough remedies, a.
well preparations for the cure of Kidney difhcu
ties in every city, town. village and hamlet through
out the New England States.
This remedy is safe and pleasant to take as 1t II
efectual.
MEYER BRO. e. CO., Agents at FIT
wy AVNE. DEDCuINC e. co Accents n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-09-13

Is now offered to the afflicted throughout the conn
try after having bern proved hy the test Of eleven
years, in the New England States where its merits
have become as we'll known the from which,
i'm part. IL derives its virtres.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-09-13
"FREEDMEN's BUREAU"

After thoroughly disappearing this law,
enormously exaggerating the expense of
The Government in caffylng out its provis-
ions, forgetting of course to tell that the
necessary officers were mostly taken from
the army, who would receive their pay
before by declaring himself in favor of an
immediate repeal AZ in the former ques-
ton Inc failed to- inform us what he would
propose for the. relief of this dOwn-trodden
and abused race, but left It badly mutilated
and took up the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-09-13

which he pronounced unjust and insuifer.
able, and, if elected to Congress, he would
labor for their repeal. There was no force
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-09-13

has been removed from the Post Office to
the Depot, ID. Mcdonald having been arr
pointed agent. Mercury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
The Washington Market Case.

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs Before Justice NGRAHAN
uhL ro"hnS ". 81 snpr r1
Johh ~ ho I n Snl,l md ofhcrs con.titn,,or The
Metropohtsn boAtd o. ileais.; .. ,.~..o, :; az;
lNGkAhAM, J'IIin ""a a",..u =" .lI'
or IN any wsy interfering WIN we shs u bSs 70
and Tor ning part Oh mhihgton nah ile us,uas
move 10 dissolve the inuhctoh SEVERN questions were ds
cussed before me on he .n.h po " nouVe
so far as consider them npphcaoe W 'no VI ING no
ton --,-.-, A. IT,
AS to the rights OF the planti 20 vi, h ae,on a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16

FOR HANRE AND HKE~I-ln Dstip Napoleon lll-MfA
Warm Dsauo nrs. Dslano ard eAaeo M.' D.ADo ni.'
Ms Barnohe M.. AphousiHs Eek Mis-. May harrington b.
s sr' s t W II d5oa rrs .s1yans
Geo Brsi,id Mr. sarah Bradford hf Rcsec, bradford 5
M.. An ssrvIni Mr.. sesut Me. ssraf Edgar Curtis Miss
a Iyoa " watson Mn. Watson Reiaioid = Mehr h WI
n'0n Mr. s'o W'm M,, n,, Az, H. a. W Ws%.o"
ONO, Mr. Fernando Wal Mr.. Neville NewiOrk, MI" Sc
ana f ss s'S T. Nor - W. Poll Sr Mr. r
Nj h.SssI Mr. coSsSsS snf; J,ees rs. Mrs.
ds Msdrsne FAno M. T. J. And-rgn New 30'k Dr. Cornell,
gsdo John BceIa'e sswY9ih oeorfs Mere o.GF, oseh.
orleans. George W William. chae.on Ramon Pl. Monse
hss b fs a MI s sad e s s Ss
s,1tso q; coos Auss.e feoa Mn. LTn Miss Adm Hart.
sse. Sh oa s'aa s 0S sss NE ssn ms.
5np cSsso M L. aoa.n and biotRsr. M ss%.y.r
N M co % .na g
phone Dc S~s New te ys w. q fS,h san R. r.nes o
Ind Flnei. CRapo. NV Yon J. Hsys j. fr.oLs Germany
victor L. Mausei Emil- alouI. NV Nok Mr. Mary Lsjoe
sa s,:' T Ia ssG %' rSS j Sfs''b m
ps sn ss"s Bo t as p IG Sss
EDWARD one;. New Albany Joseph stmsnn aud wifi Findy
pr.i boinqus C.r.ad p Ca1ua Pascal Csl,nd bernard Cor
eIa Js:' . csw L.s isos
sbs S..h d and vi , Gss rSs
Bs,.e n' s.p,'s YorIi Ghalo; haoa8di Miss M.I 10
William, Mr.. Duhn, N,w-oiean,
FOR LWNRfOoL.-ln steamship City Of London-Mi.' ~.
srdson, and ehidIea H. Mot wifi and chill Jeanne
OH Robert DI {. ByTe H. BoaltOn H. H. Mlard
M oIesso9 vi, and child q Chicago GaP Hosar% h,;'S1
yeia, M,n G,,.9 Jchn ssultn,I whi.srI,
.sd so is%s g M i aS Vie Ssaa
;,r''q NJ, sSrl, Mi; Jane BaIs. M' k Cap. ,uJ
w~ Nc i..a Hs,S. ca.1las Col ! " Mcclure. :%T;
Moo and h:aoc Juan fs msae Picsyo
Collins, n. r o. s ss M bon I ma S 'y . E
Goddard Chso James Stephen, & BRIDE and wife John Ne
VIM Marrow Henry Han Jane. MeGien. Joseph wssro,b.
& sg' m aS. r 9as rs na s., T sc.
In r,e.@,he seGl.ns-M aud Mo Hr9gd New Mr. Nc.
Mckinney PLsdrp6a hr eud Mr.. DecGn two children
END a s Mr. GRANT .S Two e.1 r 1SsS
M. Charlotte Smith. New fort Mr. Wateh Philadelphia Miss
YORK. T. 1ndsron Rcd River d K-si enoaa Mr. .shy Mr..
-shy Col H. Bomertys 0eqse He Towsri New York Tho.
si q rs1IS Conn iG Apso 'SS c
Sstn tsTco Ai'' 61 M 6ssa M T. I 6s~Rn
h. .sr1 s Ss M Msnco Df0 GsS. @ P' w Es
burn Brooklyn William stewart "a Lyons Ne~Yor rhoaa.
con H. Hssrie W pdon AID wife, n Marley. New Yofl f.
:'.. C. ws ss n G sp. '"''' ~H"''' 400 IN
FOR NEw.oFLE xSsIh :lssptIp MerTi%seh-L-ui; Henry
sy I'D VIE o1lauss. QsG Charles R11s hye.',d Mis- req NJ
L.s os' s Il EssS hsl O. jon. Ss
M,s G,:ss %iso snS :iap s ce. n M'' Mn oi "a
ward Meolsds and servant ch.e. rercvs Edward Meudez
Ms f TssSlsi Charm Hs mary fr''n
schi-r NJ T. Ma..ey Mss serr JOIN Daley and aaas6is
IL j McDon.d jaime. Doyle STEPHEN Steward BraytSn,
Mr. Ts,1s I'd a S Mr. gl D.sa., G. JSd and n .s M
drn G. T. Richsd,on officers and s76 7ih
In steamship Tybee-J T. Laour. W. O. King j. Con- Cor
Me- 'Tr od g 'st1a o 5c p"s .o 'eS saS
ss,sn Mr. and Mr. Il s'T o.. isd fT j. a0ss
Alen, and In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16
Arrived.

Steamship City Cori CB Basman Liverpool June % with
head srrhsnssd signals vita steamship Aea Up Chan
mel July l. 97 NJ l1 miles Of Fssinet steamship City Of
s'aHLp Evening sir Dspry ca July With nd,S
iI"S p Ssrs = W. iioibfoos' Of Srssnd bound
.s,% g CO.. strong Asd wad
amp 2.hand Norton with dse and ps Metro
steamship rads Wind DOsne AeIanda, 50 hours with mde
S.ssm.sip oaocas Gale Boston, pass Isaac
steamship Veteran Spencer Morhead City n c. 60 hours with
steamship Chaf-s w. Lord Ward Wilmington, n c. 60 hour
with pass and naval stores TO c. Goodspeed.
go ps.. 70 RSser Bios Jons ~ lat % 90 long a. r.,
ng"sT Of esSsr Had one S4 and oP s, o to
Had light snd sw winds RON long 90 Crossed the
o. yo,.sI Of soqai 80 tam, bottom A., -,
Ship Volunteer lo Boon) simpson. As Me- 49, diy with
dyewood and e order Paced CAPE Horn May IL had very
sssI s1,~oIk of Yarmouth N 81 Hilton cuds DAYS
with railroad ron to dni.on Bros July 40 ME- Of 'soT
white inside, had been long time in the
BARK Agnes (Brrml siie Antwerp ~ days with ad'e sad 2a
pass o &. Luins ( Go. Hsd death tho passage.
Barb Kate s.Amer Crawford New Orleans IS days With cotton
Maria Meyer is days with sugar and mOase' to
Elizabeth. Trinidad IS with H. D. J.
Bs Time Manning St JAsO Cuba 20 days, with sugar II
Bns M.ssrs Of s,ossOnh ssse cardenA' 10 day, with
Bog HsIber BIZ Barker Windsor NJ 10 days. with plaster to
Brs Udoa wh.'sqors N.uyi,.. 70 days. with tc to
brig kodnck, for New. YORK, ldg.
Brig Raven @ Hsye sssuA IL days with sugar to Brett Son
4
Io1s Brunswick, Ga, days With lumber
TO Cha. H. Mathew
schr snow day. rubber and bl.sn
Ste'uian Co.
Ellen Linton tB Brown lana 2. days. With te to
q. y. Pension Co.
sehr Enl,rpe Barnes Gsce Bay Is days with coal to r.
Whitney Co.
schr. henry Cole. Decker, Virginia
Schr. A. Burnett Irwin. Virginia
Schr Eston, Ross, Virginia
Sehr. s. d. Atkins Bunpg. Virginia.
Schr. J. c. Jayne. Patton, Georgetown.
Schr X NJ. Brown, fucker, Georgetown.
Schr Susan Scranton Hsrv.y OeoTg~tovn
sobr A. g. Wetmore, Lippineo,t. Georgetown
Schr. Chingarora Lyon, Baltimore
Schr. 4. ". Acker -. Providence
scbI. ID. NJ French, Jones, Albany for Providence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16

Mis-. Pnsoy pev-nae ws,ns Carter Carter Jen1n q.
g. Thizm sud Kobt w T1d, L. Bssnd, NJ bsandi
children snS rvant E9sine airs sehnlE Mrs ROSin'on'
Mrs NJ T. MILE anfehid, M Gmon, Mrs RogrsM> sozers
Mrs Grant Mr. lord and wife T. Nash r. De Gray wife child sad
servant. Schlod G. H. hawthorn, Graham j. +. yub joe
Leach, J. Wodsworh r. Smith L. W. stewart Cspt Bdel =
Gatz H. solomon, w. Bsj,c. H. Palmer X b. Soaring Wn Ste
phens Mrs T. Jordan Lynch wife snd ebd Miss Lynch. three
Misses Lynch r. Eaton, W Eaton Miss Cruchrron, Miss
Fmua j. CrucLeron f. l. C0mstOck Miss T. L. Cole Mrs ~ T..
Gun nnes Chrstobee W NJ Hempsted J. A. Blazer wife,
child and servant scot Henry Monan Thomas White Edwd.
Po Henry Janewsy susi Benson Amin PsoTe,
Henry Jones' Thompson H. Goldman, r. Murphy Mss More,
Miss Hemingway Agnes Joueson.
In Ssamhp RaeigbaJor and servant Msjo j. E. Hsr-
and adv Mr. Fulton, Misses Shehon c. ONE Homer T.
scovl Can't Vol sdy, Mrs, Ruff aud ed Mrs H. NJ smith
AID chl Mrs. Howard and children NJ bassFd and lady Ms.
Bastard Capt Williams, Iessrs D. Cemen i Weleh Master
Charlie, Roc, j. b. hl w Brown J. Ne'bit Dr. Lang
las. Total 20
FROM LoNDON-In steamship A'santaaWm. J. Thompson
Miss NJ Jab0bs Tohn Hr0okhou C. De Costa r. foideVin
Edwd Co6ef family Mr. Julien schunde M ana
Mrs Moon. Mr. s Brat Geo Hindsley Miss NJ hindsey
Miss Alton Miss Reed Mr.. Billions, G. ning j. ieotnen
Newer ener D. suAabugeT, Fred Hambseqer Jules Da-
rand, 29l IN steer
FROM BREMEN AND sOUTHANPTON-In steamship Ame n
Gown C. Canneth O. Meyer r. Bonn,r Dr. Chas AilheI q
Cia9sen Emei Roa Ragge L. Csniadofe, f. his o. IVES
sendonch and others.
FROM WILMINGTON n. Gin steamship Charles w. Lord
r. r. sheppard H. d. Thomas w Alexander w. H. Sbarpsteeni
II. b. Webb, A. d. Cszesl1, j. ". CazesuI David BsAtt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16
DISASTERS.

The steamship R,leirh from New oreso srvsd Saturday
ports Tuesday ID. passed large ship ashore on
Urecian shoa q oda Rf.l niss from Cafyo showing
white with black wreong schooner
side. II was blowing hard from NNE AZ the time.
The from New York struck sunken srrboa going
M 10 LIVING opposits MDns yard
channel esu.ne her to leak badly and damang
mold late honr tue there
feet hold and she uGs ns water quite s
The .ch Corene Washington Providence put Nor
folk 18th ns, l-aky.
feier,sn Sandy Hook pilot hi. city toay
shl and report. 9th of Nantucket, bark
known Of petroleum. the ri
vessel T.. The New-ioh poboats Mar Csthsre
No o. and ]. u. Jones, No. 10, close By her.
Juiy Thr brig Olga from New YORK for this port.
ming, aud becare total lose.
Rebecca secoT Marshal. Baltimore for Barbados.
with gmt-f and shingles Nndn Point 1871
throwing cargo overheard 10 tighten her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-16

MEETING oP THE RELIEF COMMITTEE on SATURDAY
ADDITIONAL cONTRIBUTIOSs-OvER 500 600 AL
READY SUBSCRIBED IN NEw-YoRK AND BROOK
lyman APPEAL FROM THE EXECUTIVE COM
MITTEg-ACTIoN OF THE CATHOLIC CLERGY.
At another meeting of the Citizens General Relief
COMMITTEE held Saturday afternoon al the Chamber Of
Commerce. the chairman Mr. r. F. Buck. acknowledged the
receipt q SEQ from the Produce Exchange The following
letter from Mayor Hoffman was read 800. ,,ee
DEAR have made remittance. the Mayor Of Portland
one Of +loy 81. and the other Of $50 30
oue contribution. are ye, comm to ne a. May9 N, ,o,
ofPoid done instead OF sending them to you lfe
' So1 Won deem dsiabe and proper vii send you al
contrlbatons may receive after Ihis date o., IT,, A.,
motion was put and carried thanking Mayor his
forwarded during day last week I'VE carloads OF clothing
and provisions and two carloads another day. the
pcnses OF the Company having averaged 20 per day.
An interesting letter describing the suneTngs Of the home
less Poranders and suggesting the best mode for afordg
them relief read from Charles W Ford esq OF Porilend
The letter ordered Gle. The owing appeal from the
Executive Committee was read again TO The meeting 900,
To CniIESs or NEw-YoEE, weapIe4 you fr iamed
etc and hearty espns re cry ioi ad from M and e,
fai city and children are day Living churches 'nd
.basj for ,ueor Say. Cashier: hundred
burnt completely that hardly ole remains another
from 200 oc people homeless aud 7i'h nothing to eat
hi. appeal mus, not be made 70 ~ IN vain The uneu.e
ih metropolis pledged before GOD 10 eotbe these naked
feed these hausry Tie prosperity ofth.t p,o Gods
demand upon wide syplte 20 Ito duty tie houf
Portland 40 beasf city out he ae needs oar hep o Ies
her people r~en an uncommoty
Her
captured Robe. rfvatsff sr1fit'd rriso-e' ~ thu
blood awys coniIioate
Literally D. She as rff cal
lok flme heartily 10 ne
cal
citizens be ca ed upon individually bu,
retc contributions 10 A. Low esq Ireas
urr 30 buriur.p. Contributions a. clothing pfoyons
may te Adams Ltpie. Company o. . H. Cromwell
No 20 Mesf Addressed the iiyof a Portland. fnd u
b. & charge They b. reported TO tn
Con1m.ttee At the Chamber o. CommrIcc a. l ncoF daily
:. H. CHiTr iSrEs. Chairman
f i;I ~ y SE sTs,:o. =, ISea,,ary
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The .Jny-st. Assault.
INTERPOLATION BY THE CORONER - ASTE-MoRTEN
STATEMENT OF TEE VICTIM.

INTIMIDATION BY THE CORONER - ASTE-MoRTEM
STATEMENT OF TEE VICTIM.
On Friday last The TRIBUNE contained an account
OF brutal assault upon Elizabeth Long residing OF NO
y Jays by Martin Hull an inmate OF adjoining house
Yesterday Coroner NaumaBn informed that the vona
was In dan geous condition from the effect Of the beaAg
she had received and proceeding to her residence impannu
jury aud received her norton statement % follows
Last Thursday evening standing on the front cef
STEPS ny residence while there. woman living in the
mex nc TO- toward and began 10 call ne
nance OILY tod her go away she then went up stairs
and brought her husbands this whose Is Martin
Hull took me by the shoulder and said he would
Lick CUTS OFT q mei ~ the sane time lie kicked In ~
right side and fell down the stone sir 10 number 10
tie cellar hOof ny waserwOuan, Henrietta KAY. took inc up
and went again the walk IL order 10 take little gr
olive into the house; the then Knocked me down
on the sidewalk striking three times about the head IND
face then nv husband and took into house where
bave been In bed Dr. Brl,ton treated me since
the assault and declares that nv situation dangerous
have been confined only seven weeks
The case was then submitted TO the Jury who rendered
verdict that Elizabeth Long was injured by Martin HUI oil
No. 10 Jay-st."
The accused arrested after the asssu' was
committed 10 the TOnbs await the result Of Nre Loags In
jures The latter aged % years. and native OF Ireland