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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08
GO FORTH INro THE FIELDS,

" TAs ~aid Is TOO mach ~iik u,."-w oHoswoarm.
Go forth into the fields,
We dcnzens Of the peni eiiyS mart.
Go forth, and know the gladness nature yields
To the care-wearied heart
Leave ye the fsverish strife,
The ios,lIng, eager. seif-devoied throng;
Ten thousand voices, walked anew TO life,
Call you with sweetest song
Iiark, from each fresh clad Dough.
Or blissful soaring in the golden air.
Bright birds, with Joyous music, bid you now
To springs loved haunts repair.
The silvery cleaning rills
Lure with soft murmurs from the grassy lea;
Or gaily dancing down the sunny hills,
Call loudly IN their glee!
And the young, wanlon breeze,
With breath all otOrous from her blossomy chase,
In voice low whispering, 'mOns the empowering
iresS,
woas you 70 her embrace.
Go-breaihe the air OF heaven,
Where violets mcekiy smile upon your way;
Or on some pins-crowned summit, tempest riysn,
Your wandering footsteps stay.
Seek ys the solemn wood.
Whose giant trunks verdant roof uprear,
Aud listen, while the roar Of some far flood
Thrills the young leaves with feaI!
Stand by the tranquil lake,
Sleeping mid w'liowy hanks Of emerald dye,
Save when the Wild birds wing its surface break,
Chequering the mirrored sky
And IL within your breast,
Hailowed 10 Natures touch one cord remain;
II aughi save worldly honors find you blest,
Or hope Of sordid gain -
A strange delight shall thrill, g.
quiet JOY brood DER you like dove;
Earihs placid beauty shall your bosom al,
Surfing it' depths with love.
o, in the calm, Siill hours,
The holy Sabbath hours, when sleeps the air,
And heaven and earth, decked with her beauteous
flowers,
Lie hushed in breathless prayer.-
Pass ye the proud fame by,
The vaulsd aiSles, by hAuE:ing folly trod,
Aud meath the temple Of the nplired sky,
Go forth, and worship Cod"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08

The coal region Of Allegheny. Md. Is
| perhaps % extensive a. any other in the
world. Every day's obssrv alton DISCLOSE
new depositss. which must prove mex
hsustible for generations 10 come. The
projectors add advocates OF The Cbesa-
peako and Ohio Canal in this see their
every hope realized. eheri,hsd when OPP
posed by prejudice and tho spirit Of false
economy. There cannot DO q doubt, but
that the trade upon that vast artificial
chsnnsl, when il shall have been com
plc,ed. will be OF such magnitude - to
literally cover IL with bosts. and the fear
may ba well expressed that large AZ IL 10
il will yet be too small 10 accommodate
the demands Of the public. Baltimore. in
ITS completion, sees 4 source ol wealth
which she as never yet enjoyed. and il
will need but the ful6lmen, or her expee-
ta,lons in the erection Of a cross cut c anal
to have that wealth Immediately and d..
rsctly rolling at her doors.-BaH. Chfois.
THE ELEPHANT SHARK.-One o. these
rare fishes vas harpooned in Province
town haibor. last week, and rowed 10
Chelsea, where IL is now on exhibition
IL is = great curiosity. The Elephant
shark, (squalus elsphas) is the largest OF
oil sharks; aud tie one We are now speak
ing Of measures over thirty feet in length.
and has 6ns Ave aud q half feet long
The tail aukes measure six feet and half
! s0d four feet. When alive il could sx-
tend its jaws fonr feet. II has seven rows
or teeth, 100 in q row. iL the lower jaw
and six rows. 100 in = row, in the upper
jaw. II is about rs ugly looking Gus
toner" IS one would desire 10 have any
dealings with.-Boston Transcript.
No less than 60 persons were committed
to prison n, New York on Sunday, for dis
orderly conduct.
DRowNED.-The Cumberland Allega-
MAN states that Q German undertook "a
swim across the Potomac, at that place
for the purpose Of winning bet Of two
dollars. and was drowned in the attempt.
LICENSE LAw.-The Quincy PATROL
mentions that the Hon. John Quincy
Adams has written . letter 10 Henry
Williams, Esq, Of this city, in answer &c
one addressed TO him soliciting his opinion
upon the Fifteen gallon law" Mr.. Ad.
ans thinks that Law 10 be injudicious and
imprudent, aud hopes it will be repealed
or modified by the next Legislature. The
letter will probably be published in the FRS
number Of the Liberal" new paper to
be established in this city by Henry viii.
liams. and TO advocate what its nau.e siS.
ni6canty implies Boston 1IGv.
CAUTioN.-With the increase Of sum.
msr heats and the approach Of dog days
come also relaxed tone in the digestive
organs. consequent upon this augmented
Temperature. vegetables and orchard fruits
melons, beans and fresh corn. pears. IN.
ripe pesehes, eucum bers and salads. gar
nish our table, and. with the addition oil
Holsters. from . compound somewhat for.
midable 10 those who ihough,lessly lima
CINE their functions can reduce il with IA.
eili,y into nutriment. II indulkenees ara
pushed too far. cholerine attacks may be
looked TO with certainty.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08

The following ariiel- from the Fredericksburg
Arena forms an excellent commentary upon the
rnPidity with which modern inventions have
zone ahead even of the creations Of ar imngiRa-
uon naturally enthusiastic and inventive:
About ten years ago, in Q dull season
like The present. We took occasion. in the
desrtb OF actual news. 10 give..our readers
aspecimen OF . prospective Newspaper
which we supposed 10 DO printed 10 1879.
TWAS Intended TO embody. exactly our
sn,ioipstions Of the Improvements or
changes. physical. moral and political. to
be brought about by the lapse Of centu-
ry-nor was probability disrsgarded.
We referred 20 the file q day or two
since, ~ . matter Of curiosity, aud were
surprised ,o find, that not one word was
said OF Rail Roads. nor Of the navigation
OF the Atlantic by Steamers. This orn,s-
sion presents ina VIVID manner. the extra
ordinary improvements Of the las, ten
years. When wo wrote the speculaiions
alluded 10, We believe there wa, but about
III miles Of Rail Road in the United
States. and those for transportation of
heavy matcrials-ihe Mauneh Chunk
and Quincy Roads. The DslumoTe and
Ohio Eail Road had been commenced
the year before. aud some other works
were talked about. Experiments had
been iried IN England on Steam a. a NOV
ing power on Rail ways, bat so litIle i'm
preston bad been made upon the public
mind IN this country. and 90 lite idea OF
any practical good resulting from them
entertained, that, in tpeculations Of the
future, intended TO border on the extravA.
CANT. We find We have made no allusion
whatever, TO Rail Roads OF LOCOMOTIVES.
We seem TO have anticipated the pretty
extensive use Of steam vessels for harbor
defence, but never dreamed of .he navi-
CATION OF the ocean, or tho incorporation
OF them into the naval service rs cruissrs
In one word, IN ell that relates 10 the in
teTnal improvement Of this country. the
achievements which We bad assigned 60
century, have been more than reslized
though not IN the way We anticipated by
the lapse Of only one tenth Of the period.
We discover that We extended the Ma
,ional Road from ST. Louis over the Rocky
mountains, to the head OF navigation on
the Columbia. This vas but a feeble
flight OF fancy. We now have no doubt
that before 1929 Rail Roads will Join the
points indicated, and Locomotives puff
and rattle along the the ravines and pasIa.
gsS OF the Rocky mountains.
We must try our hand sgain at the
uplifting Of the curtain Of The future.
II 10 stated in the New York Star. that
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08

superior 10 the brute creation. The soul
q: immortal. eternal. IL undersees no
change. suffers no decomposition; bu,
when decay has fixed its signst upon the
human frame, il rises, like 0 bi:li>n,
Phen'x. from the funeral pile. Free and
unveiled. IL embraces its divine destiny
The torch Of death renews its youth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08
THsTTn6oMIALa

fFo1 the Rec. Hihiaa RSanss.
Having frsqoeutiy used the DysPspIio cosdisl
prepared By Drs- Drssbaeh, Kuhn sod Pryor,
Tor Sick Head Ache. with relief, . have no hssi.
fancy IN Pronouaeing Il = good remedy for thai
d.ssss- WM. TUNNELS.
Tifin. Ohio. June LIST, 1883.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08

RosEWooD. HEAR TIFVIN,7
June lsI, 1892.
To Ora. Drssbaeh. Kuhn 4 Pryor.
Twas for ten OF twelve years afflicted with q
dysPepte eonditiOa Of my stomach, aDa Chro-
MO DissrhOsa. Of which have bssa perfectly
relieved By the use Of your Dyspe piio Cordial.
HENRY c. DRISH,
Formerly Of FTedsriektown, No.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08
FFoa ths Rsv. L<onard 3. CurI.r.

ihavc eoahdeaes In ihs DysPsptIe Cordial.
prepared b. Drs. Drssbsch, Ruhn' ead eryor.-
li has been used 10 ny fsniIy for Sick Head
Ache, and severe Rheumatic Paiha. affecting she
shoulder asd Chsss-and hAs afforded Immediate
aod aPPaTently permanent relief.
LEONARD D. GCRLEY.
Tifia. Ohio, 1893.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08
S'iseisd for TIE .fiss"y Dolly advertiser, Jteu
[itariss' ErehiriJO,

ssisefsd for TIE .aissny Dolly .sJvevfi..r, from
Caaris, ErehiriLon.
"Wouldst thou know the Iawfuloe,s Of
tho action which thou desire.t 10 under.
tsks' Let thy devotion recon mend il 60
divine blessing: IL il be lawful, thou shal,
perceive thy heart encouraged by thy
prayer; IL unlawful thou shalt find tby
prayer discouraged by thy heart. Ths,
action Is not wsrtantsble, which either
bushes TO beg . blessing. or having sue.
ceeded, dares not present q thsnksgiv-
ing"
"lf thou desire not 20 be 200 poor, desire
not 10 be too rich; be 10 rich, no: that pos.
sesses much, but he that coyets no more;
not that enjoys Little. but he that want,
too much; the contented mind wants no.
thing that IL hath not; the covetous mind
wants not emily that il hath not, but like.
wise what IL hath"
III thou be ignorant, endeavor 10 get
knowledge, lest thou be beaten with
stripes: ii thou hast attained knowledge.
pa, II ia practice, lest, be beaten with
many stripes. Better not 10 know wha,
We sho uid practice. than not TO practice
$3.50 W S"O"t euu itSh OAokeT oNeUG IN
unaffected ignorance, than inactive know
ledge"
Make use of,ime il thou lowest eterni.
ty: know yesterday cannot be- recalled,
Tomorrow cannot be assured: to-day 10 on
ly thine; which il thou prOcra,iinate, thou
losesi; which lost. is lost forever; one 10.
day IS North firo 10 -MorTovs."
with three sorts Of men enter no Sc.
nous friendship; the ungrateful man; the
mul,iloquous man; the COW ard: the frs,
cannot prize thy favors; the second eanne,
keep thy counsel, tho third dare not vindi.
cate thy honor
Spend hundred years ia earth.
best pleasures; and after that Q hundred
more; TO which, being spent, add 9 thou
sand, and TO that ten thousand more: the
last shall surely end. Is the frat are ended
and all shall be swallowed up with eterni.
ty; he that is born to-day. Is not sure 10
live day; he that hath lived the longest,
Is but As he that was born yesterday; the
happiness Of the one is. that he hath lived:
the happiness Of the other 10, that he may
live; and the lot Of both is. that they mus,
die; IL is no happiness to live long. mol
unhsppinssG 10 die soon; happy is he that
bath lived long enough 10 die veil"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08

The New York Herald ,svs there srs
FIVE thoassud snd iweniy-three poets in
these Uniied States. O. these. ninsiy.
four srs IN the State Prisons. Eve hundred
and eleven N The Lueaiie Asylsms. snd
lvo bundTed snd eighty IN TIE Debtofs
pdsons.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08
BALTIAoRE. .. Liberty ct, 2
Rnh II 1870 q

|" To C. E. Pryor g. Cs.-Gsu,le0sn: I
viiIiagiy comply Sith your reque.i to Iuraish Q
sts,Smeut Of tt< case which your DIsFKVrIc
CoHnIAL uns used With so much advantage. IL is
briefly thus My neiss. Mrs. WsIIser, had bees
suhrrRg Tor egvSTsl months uader . train Of symp-
toms such usually dsBots The vorst form Of Dye
PsPs'a, Wig detective sppyits. impaired diKessloa
lsnguor. debility. nc. These symptoms sevs Il
length followed by great drpressoa Of siEts sleep
sssllOved, svea vseV, fellow 81 by Distressing
pais. While IN thls sitosli0B. . friend psssiag
through DsitinOre, Who had resided in your State
Asd uas familiar With lie ssrts adsised the usa Of
. bottls of "Drs DresAkssh, kuha K Pryor's Dy G.
PePtis Cordial, !" the of vLieh, Ia . Esv dsya
gave greet relief, sud finally eur, 8 her.
PHiLEkON 1OWSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08

Il - stated thsl The daughter Of q Phila.
dslphian attended ball ~ SsFaioes 9
lev svenibgs since. whose neck was
adorned 18th . enclst Of dismonds, va
iusd 81 90. 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08

II is stated in the New York Star. thu,
ten thousand persons visited the British
Queen on Sunday. TWAS announced ia
The New York papers that she would GER
Isinly sail On Thursday last. bit inst.
Siih the Great We.ieTn. Heavy beta
are said TO have been made in England
on the arrival there--the Queen being
the tavoTite Of odds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08

a eorfssposdssi q lhs Eoqair. sor.
mates d. lobe Bfoeksabroe IN Co. M.
Once 81 Governor. Son.s lirs sior.
he old Wheel H0t>s % Buctisgks-'
as asnfd ihfoash ne sane usdi6m ~
Eefihy % re saass honag--and yfobahIy
iiniiaf tribute siil BE- psid 70 TIE rI.ins
aad qualiaesiioss u Judge Nlehslss. 80
doEen oihers d ~ Psfty."
fEaAasax M.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08

FisH.-Ths increased value Of hsb 10
ooE market has struck msy With suFpfiss
A few years ago the article sas hardly
ever known TO exceed - l.2 . Dbl. bui
the las, spring prices hsve ranged from
50 l-4a 50 10 per barrel. end Il 10 con-
hdenily believed that he demsnd ioF
green 6sh Vss not hsif sopplied during
'he lee, 6shing sessoa. Some have ina
ginsd that this inefease in the price arose
iEom the scarcity Of The fsh.--bni this Is
MOI The fact TIE iaeSssssd Consumption
BY 0eans ofFailFoads and cunals. carrying
them iato diasFsnl sections q The coun-
icy where they bed rarely been ssen be-
fore, can alone secount Zoe The increased
prices This eonsumption win not diEis-
ish, bet Uih iaefsass, aad he pFobabilily
IL, that the price 81 6sh sexl yssT vill -
fucenfy.fps pr cent. higher than Il is ihe
pFsssni yesF.--BoH. Polrioi.
There are 200 yisilsEs II he sagalogs
SDfinTn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08

.Ao y sveiy ussfei neid--bs not affsid
70 uss u. May . man has pined n ni-
ssTy fOS year By NOT having cosFsge 70
pFonounee that h,ile monosy liable.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08

TIE Sisunion srsetsiog fscommssas
IhoNAs =" Citsts Esq e. ne nsxs
GsvsTnoF q Virgins.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08

SUDDEN DEATHs.-Ws lssrn from The
ChsmbsrsbuTg pa Repository. that on
Monday the I'D instant. MT. Jacob Price
an aged aud respectable farmer Of Wash
inglon township, 10 that county, dropped
dead uhilst ia the act Of sos ing some
turDiP seed; snd Mu. ~. Gusb. "a aged
lady Of The same township. suddenly fell
dead While viewing the funeral Of Mr.
Price Passisg BY Der dwelling.
Bell. CAroaisis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08
central xutrIIfqeurr.


York is now engaged in great work Of
internal mprovement.-ons Of vast mag
nitude and cOst.-but one, which, IL il had
been accomplished years ego. would have
effected q saving Of millions 10 the city,
on the score Of fires alsne. We refer 10
the Cro,on Aqueduct, which is said to be
the greatest work ever undertaken in this
country. The cost will come up to $l2,-
600 600 before the work is fully compile
ted. About 1000 men are nov employed
upon it.-snd upwards Of 5000, 900 Of
dollars have already been expended. il
10 10 extend forty-tWo miles through .
billy. rough and rocky region. The re-
ceiviLg reservoir in the city will cover
thirty aeres,-and the water will rise TO
the height Of the City Hall. Pure water,
thiag never enjoyed there, will now be
furnished IN abundsnee.-snd the fires
which are constantly occurring there, will
speedily be aooded and sx,inguished.
GRoRGKTowK SILK CocooEERY.-We
paid short visit on Saturday morning 10
the cspaciouS cocoonsry Of Mr.. John
Mason, Jr.. situated on the heights Of
Georgetown. in the rear Of his residence.
on the banks Of Rock creek. aud returned
highly pleased with the curiosity that
carried Us there. The building had been
erected during the last spring, on the
most approved plan. for the express Pur-
pose OF entering extensively int the
rearing OF the silkWoFm. end 10 large. airy,
and IN every respect calculated for the
purpose. Mr.. Mason procured his eggs
direct from France, but from some cause
OF other. net moro than ons-quaTieF Of
them Matched. consequently, these that
he has raised this yen will be principally
reserved for eggs for the next season, When
be will commences with renewed visor.
In consequence Of the scarcity OF the mo-
rus muliicaulis leavas, he has fed them
entirely on the common mulberry, and
the eoeeons are As large and as clots ~
as any We have ever sssn-sems OF
which are white. and others Of light
yellow.--He has now a number feeding
on the morus muIiiesulis. aud Will be en-
abled 10 judge Of the relative value Of the
two SpesieS Of mulberry.
The snterprising proprietor has also
about one hundred thousand morus multi.
cauli' trees Of tits years growth. which
are certainly the largest We have seen
and will undoubtedly bring . ready mar.
kst at prices that will fully Temunerais
him foF the heavy outlay that ho has been
10 in the erection Of the SuildinRs and the
cultivation Of the trees Gsoyg sioya I'D.
U0eafs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08

Necessity iss bard master.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08


PePsis Cordial, +" the Use az vhieh. in . fsv dsys
gave greet relief, sad finally eur, her.
PHILEMON ToWSoN.
by JuSs. Pws.sr.
Havisg lsbsared for = length Of time under de-
Fsagsmoat q the liver, accompanied viIA pain and
s0rsasss ia the sds, hssdachs sad eonstipslioa &C
The bovels, vas induced 20 tsks bottle Of Drs
Dresbash. kuba Rnd PryOg'a ~ sprptie Cordial
whish afforded satirs relief
BENZ. PITTENGRR,
FORMERLY ~ PredeTisk CO., Md
1iaia, Ohio. FEB. isth. isss.
My vile, asteF having bsea saiieted 9TH Dyspep.
"a asd Sisk iieadasAr Toe lsngih Of time a. i-
daesd 60 use ilrs. DFesbash, ksha and Pryorb
DJ'PePne Cosd'.i, yith sstife relief Of I'll The
symptoms Of the disease. hsvs ased 10 9Th com
pis's relief iS several 6is Of ChoIis also.
JOSEPH BIGG6,
Formerly Of Frsdevisk 60. Aid.
Mexico Crawford CO. oais, PEE. "a. 1879.
INTERFERING CASE.
Ny vile he'd been Afflicted 9Th Chronis sRes-
toa ~ the ser zoe ssversl e.rs, hsr suerings
sere pate n tie sids. shoulders, rxtsndnE assoss
the bssk ~ he SEEK iato he hesd psis IN The
Inaehs With epPgetsioa, bed sppsute sd debility.
~ ti'is sisEs q disease. eoninenosd DTs. Drss-
bseh, kuha sod Pvers DJ spsV,io Cordial. IN ne
~ tee bottles she uaG rssforrd 10 hrfrq health
sn for sevsrai years ssd souiA azsia att-n 70 he
ordinary daiics u The family. have ussd q ~ ths
Isn'iy - Choiess Aosb"', D,ssrhos, sad Choiis
HHh prompt relief. THtls. ~. ELLIS.
sspssa 60, Ohio, Dee. iSth. 1855.
~ 30 les - yesrs have beon slbieri % ire
qpe1t so Severe sitssks u siek ~ usrpous He'd
A..'e- hs,s steaks we've eficn Vioirnt 10
unai ne ior businctt God soahne sns ~ sd flar-
ing the loug period ~ salsrins hass ssser net
vith = rrsssdy vhish vosiid sfiosd ne rnsrs NEE
partial rriisf uatii eommsnssd he uss q llTs
llrcsbach. kuha snd PTyore DysVspfio Corsiisi -
bed Fiolent sttnek . fcv days $50. sad hasing
iouaa fsiief ~ several oee ssinns ffsr tski,g
sfsail qasntitiss u this FetssdJ ssw tctcrraissd
- give fsiF tFisl took three does, hail sa
h"uf spsrt. one tshie-syoonfni essh. and in he
1910, q s''ott tine sss - aush relisssd 70 bs
a'ie 20 50 aboui ~ esusi busincss
JOSEPH OfAE
PornrFiy ~ Frsd-riek 81. Nd
Seueea 60, Ohio. Dee. Oh. lisa
GTfsr he Mssisins oppig 70
Z hEhsTONs. Frracrisk ci,y. Ald.
JAMES DROWN. AEsus,
AaEnsi Q. iss9-ty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08

SPrnEI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08

DRowNED.-Tbe Cumberland Allega
MAN states that German undertook L
swim across the Potomac, at that place
for the purpose Of winning bet Of tw'
dollars. and was drowned in the attempt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08

No less than GO persons were committed
topri,on n, New York on Sunday, for dis
orderly conduct.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-08-08

sTRAirHB
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-10

Sad Accident al tie RAILROAD near ili, Guy
We are sorry TO hear Of de sster which occurred sbont
nile from The depot 10 this city, which is likely 10
suit fatally TO fsse sufferer who l. al prrseut under
the care Of DR. A McWlllans in the Washington
Alms-house. The circumstances, we have been IN
formed by different gentlemen, were as follows
On last Sunday. about O'clock, when the evening
train uf was within mile Of this eiiy near the
Grave Yard. the Engineer perceived woman standing
upon, or very near. the track Considering her in,
position the Engineer immediately gave The
usual signal, hut The Instead of getting out Of
the ~ay advanced to III. middle OF the track. aud stood
upon IT, ii The very way of danger The Ensneef Then
tired uIh al his might stop the locomotive, but he
could succeed, aud the WOMAN was struck 10y The
engine Her head Was severely cut, aud one Of her
thighs was brohen,
" c Understand the sufferer is woman OF weak IN
tellect and irregular habits. named Mary burton she
was Ia nate Of the Washington Aims house until last
Friday when she made her escape. AID not heard
Of by the lutendan until brought back last Sunday
evening M y mulilated state.
So lar az we have been able 10 learn blame was
attributable TO the Enquirer who did a he cpuJ To pre-.
vent INJURY to the unfortunate woman. As soob as u
~as discovered that the latter dangerously wound
ed she put into Of the cars, aud conveyed 10
tie depnl 10y Mr. Sleek the conductor, who date
" sent for physician, aud afterwards procured hack,
aud accompanied the injured woman TO the Anus
house.
We understand that il j. the opinion OF Dr. McWil-
hams that the itar,d woman ltcy 10 recover
fNanoaat Iateihgeaeer.