The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-13 00:00:00

procured was conveyed 11031E0 .1A a chaise helor
William Sadler, when a gurgeou Was .sent for

found. that two .of her ribs i-f*.e, broken, b+
great paiu from the stingsof the wasps.

,e hildrelkwere also considerabl
aceident.--Essez. Standard.
Tug 31-qZDEII OF ELIZA CirI4I3SWOOD, which
may,3,B3a, and of which the perpetrator has n
discovered, placed another supposed criminal at the I
the Southwark Police Court on Array week. It to
out that ~a • poor bootmaker, named Peter Lamischa _
Dane brbirth, but long resident in London, had quarrel•
led with ,a,wotnan with whom be ,had cohabited, and
while drn,nlc,llad threatened, as she deposed, to " sem
her as he had Krved Eliza Grimwood." Being sober ark

frightened in.COurt, he endeavoured to cexplain his words
into another ,inGaning, declaring that he had merely
threatened to,serve his female 'friend" as Eliza Grin'.
wood was .served. The prisoner was young still, so that
he could have beer but barely eighteen at ,the time when
the murder was.conamitted, and there was:no.evidence to
.associate him with,the crime, except the 'casual expression.
already mentioneddillped out by a new statement,.volun-.
teered by the woman Jennings from the witless-box, that'

magistrate, however, thought the case sufficiently suspici-
" he was always to l Mg about it in -his drearas. he
0U23 to warrant his senflillg the Dane to prison, cm remand,
in order to give time for further inquiries. He was
brought up again .On' and discharged.
FALL OP A HOUSE IN THE STRAND.—A most ;alarming
accident happened shortly after .8 o'clock on Thursday
morning, by the fallingof a four-story house in the occupa-
tion of Mr. Thompson, situatein the Strand, at the north-
west angle of Arundel-street, London, ,by which three-of
the inmates—consisting ,of .Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, and a
young man, their shopman--lost their lives. The building
has long been in a tottering•condition, through the pull
big down of the adjoining premises, on the site of which
the ground was being excavated, preparatory to erecting
some large building. The excavators, it is supposed, partly
:undermined the gable end wall of Mr. Thompson's pre-
mises. To that cause is the accident attributed. Mr.
Thompson, with his shopman, were engaged in the shop
at the time; and without the least warning the walls were
een to collapse, and, with the roof, fall
sinw adds, with
pitpissaers b
loud crash.
crash. It was nearly three hours
before the sufferers were got out ; they were shockingly
mutilated„ and seemed to have been crushed to death.
The servant girl had gone into the cellar under the pave-
ment, when the next moment the house fell in, but the
arching of the cellar preserved her life; she was extricated
in the course of an hour, and was found not the least in-
jured. Part of the gable end wall fell outwards upon some
labourers engaged in the excavations adjoining the build-
ing, and one named Roe had both thighs broken, besides
other injuries.
TREASURES OF NATURE.—It has been well remarked, that
there is not an imperfection that tie,h is heir to, for which
remedy is not at hand, to discover which we have only to
search the vast laboratory of Nature. A more apt illustra-
tion can scarcely be 'offered, than in the application of a
natural production, of American
growth, namely the BALM
or COLUMBIA, in cases where the human head has been
deprived of its becoming and natural ornament. As a_pro-
moter of growth, strethener and restorer of the Hair,
C. and A. OLDRIDOE'S BALM or CoLumnrk, is unrivalled,
and in cases of baldness its virtues are inestimable. The
further advantages of the Balm may be summed up in its
freeing the hair from scurf, producing a beautiful curl, pre-
serving it from premature greyness, and its excellent adapta-
tion to the nursery, which sliould never be without it, no
climate destroys its efficacy, anti it has proved a most
valuable article of .trading speculation. Sold wholesale and
retail by the Proprietors, 13, Wellington-street North, Strand,
London, and by most of the respectable Perfumers and
Medicine Venders, Price 3s. 6d., 65,, and lls. per bottle; ne
otherprices are genuine.---N.B. The public are requested to
be on their guard against counterfeits ; ask for Oldridges
Balm, 13, 'Wellington-street North, Strand, London.—Sold
wholesale by Messro. Alligls c0'? 40t Hanover-street,
Liverpool.