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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-10-03
POETRY.
From the Wayne County Standard.
THE PROPHECIES.

THE PROPHECIES.
Say, let me tell thy fate to thee,
Thou proud and peerless one;
Nay lady, turn thee not from me,
Why is thy color flown?
Do'st thou read in mine earnest face,
Aught that alarms thee soa
Or dost thou fear that shall trace,
A future blent with woe.
Nay, through the dark depths of thine eye,
see tiny spirits shrine;
Passions control thy destiny,
All! better t'were not thine.
Meath that bright brow, and queenly form,
A dauntless spirit bides,
And much of good, or much of harm,
In Its strong purpose hides.
That matchless air of lofty grace,
Will awe and yet will win,
Till those who gaze upon thy face,
Shall drink deep passion in;
But o, let not the scornful curve
OF that red lip of pride,
Wiring one true heart whose hopes deserve
More than to be denied.
Be gentle, lady, to the true,
For thy strong soul at length,
Will Yield mede of love but due
To one Of greater strength,
Then think thee how i'll thou couldst brook
That he should turn from thee,
With such cold, disdainful look
OF bitter mockery.
Nay, frown not, lady; look upon
This shrunken form of mine,
And say if it could have been won
From queeniness like thine,
Yet it was so, and on this brow
Full many diamond shone,
And wealth, so worse than worthless now,
Around my youth was strown.
And many titled suitors knelt,
And lovers lowly born;
To all was given, for all was felt
The bitterness of scorn.
One came at length, noble mind,
And kingly heart he bore;
His love was given to the wind,
, Forsooth, that he was poor.
Lady, did not know myself
; Till with such princely pride,
3 He turned from her whose love Of pelf
: His lofty love denied.
Then came burst of feeling, such
AS may you never know;
And then learned how very much
The heart may bear of woe.
a | loved him for the very scorn
He felt of my vain lust;
And would have cast, for his return,
Nv treasures in the dust.
I loathed the world, for well knew
They loved me for my gold;
And daily thence my spirit grew,
More naughty and more cold.
e And passions in my soul were stirred
l. That no restraint would brook;
n But bitterness was in each word,
u Command in every look.
7 You see me now you shrink from me
$ Yet tears are in your eye;
$, Well, lady, weave your destiny
l. More wisely than did |.
FRANCES
u Wooster, o.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-10-03
sTOhgs Sell,

ATTORNEY at Law -aND SOLfC-
ITOR IN CH.4NCERY,
Has located in Upper Sandusky, Ohio,
where he will hereafter practice, and al
so in the adjoining counties. lie Will also
faithfully and promptly attend to all basl-
ness entrusted to his care, both English
and German, as he can speak both Ian
gnages fuently.
September IL, 1S45.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-10-03

Whig Promises.-RssuIt, bard times.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08
~ ALL COME OUT CLEAN!

a Els: We place dozen dirty Shirts, with a
II little soap, and a bucket full Of hot water in f.
LUKENS' PATENT FAMILY WASHING MA
CHINE, ana after washing from 10 to % minutes
they all come ont perfectly clean! Again we put in
from 8 10 10 Sheets or Table Cloths, with SOAP and
water, as before; and in IL or Is minutes then all
come out clean Lastly, we lay from "a to 50 small
pieces, such as can be placed together) with soap
and water, above and in from Is to 30 minutes
they also come out clean! Wonderful as this may
seem it is done by the action and reaction Of the wa
ter (by means Of presslIrr) in connection With the
soap, without any rubbing surface or friction what
ever; consequently the clothes are not only unnjured
by the operation, but are actually made TO last Tics
as long rs when washed by hands, &c Exhibitions of
washing every Monday (monng) and Friday (aftcf-
noon Come then and see the machine in operation,
rs it never fails to convince those who do. Enter
prisng men should make themselves acquainted with
this most useful invention, deserving as it does
place in the kitchen Of every family PRICES Sl5,
$40 and S25 according 10 sze-warranted to perform
well and last for years if used according to direction.
All orders by letters (pos paid) ar otherwise prompt
ly attended to. MANDATORY No u FRONT
STREET, lat the bend) between Pitt and Low->tS.,
Old Town, Baltimore, Maryland.
az utr6m T.. LUKENS.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08
gn1ertcau 1senttbltcan
FRIDAY MORNING, AUG. 8, ls45
AND BALTIMORE CLIPPER

The MEETING OF GERMAN CITIZENS. W.
have received a communication (Which shal
appear to-morrow,) in W hich the meeting o
German citizens held a few evenings since i
condemned. Without knowing the precise OBJ
;ect for which the meeting was called, or what
was transacted at it, we must say, that we CO.
inclde with the opinion expressed by our cor
respondent, that the meeting was ll-Judged
and imprudcnt nasmuch as it drew dlstlnc-
ton between German and other citizens, on IA
subject wherein all persons have an equal in
terest. Besides, il would lead to the inference,
shat the young woman who was the subject OF
1he late brutal outrage, was assalled merely be-
cause she was German-an inference entirely
ufounded, because the young men charged
with the outrage, could not have known who
she was whom they were about to matreat-
nor did they care. They were waiting to &C.
complish their purpose, and seized the first ie-
male who approached. Can the German cti-
gems of Baltimore feel more indignant at tho
outrage or be more DESTROYS to have the guilty
punished, than other classes of our ctizensl-
Certainly not. The burst of Indignation is uni
varsal; and the ease might have been safely left
30 the care of the citizens at large. ifthe only
object were to provide the young woman with
better apartments than those she occupies in
the goal, that object could have been effected
without the intervention Of public meeting
confined 10 German citizens, and conducted ii
the German language. The German Society
of Baltimore would, no doubt, have done every
thing proper for her accommodation, and thai
would have been an uneXceptionable reference
oithe matter. The public feeling on the subjoc
ofthe outrage requires no additional excitement
It has already been sullicietly stimulated; ant
the cause of Justice demands that the law shoulC
be permitted to take its course in this as in al
other cases, without reference 10 the birthplace
of the injured female, or the connexions of thu
accused. "Let justice be done, though the
Heavens fall"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08

o. DIR. JOHN NJ WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 East Bahimore-st.
NTH door east Of Ffont.-THE BEST SERIES OF MEDI-
ciNEs EVER PRODUCED, prepared and sold at this La
boratory, 10 wit:-indan Vegetable Purifying and
Anti-biious Pills % cents box; Tonic Vegetable
Btters, s5 cents bottles Dyspepsia Specific 50 cents
Emetic Preparation, 1914 cents a vial; Pediuvium o.
Foot Bath Powder, l2t cents package; Cough Sy-
rnp, for the cure of Consumption, Coughs Colds, &c
81 cents bottle; New Remedy for Group, -! cents
a vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir a pre-
couS medicine for mothers AND infants, 50 cts. bottle;
Rheumatic Lnlment and Emhr0caliOn, ami accom-
paniments 81; Sovereign Remedy for Piles So Dysen-
terry Cordial 30 cts bottle, &c &c. sc. Printed di-
rect0s for the administration OF these remedies, ac
company each article. n, B. Advice given byND Dr.
w free Of charge ml3-tf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08

CLEARED,
Ship Stephen thurman, Conkling, Rotterdam Del
richS & Human.
Barque George s. Henry, Gait, Pacific, Birckhead
s. Pearce
Bargne Col Howard, Prentiss Rio dc Janero via
Richmond, VIM. Howell x Son.
Brig VctOrine, Paws, Charleston, J. X Randall.
SChr Ann Smith, Wheeler, New York, Rose, Mer-
rl s. Dodge.
SAILED this morning -Bargues Catharine Phillips
Rio de JaneIrO; GangeS, Watson, Trieste; bigS MARY
VI. Hooper, Hamlen, King stOn Jam; schrs Mary Au-
gnsta, KirTan, st. Domingo; Cosmopolite, Oliver
ArecibO Rochester, Rogers Charleston; Heroine Pas
sapra do. Yesterday-Brig Constitution, Lauderman
Laguayra and Porto Cabel o; schr Mary Emeline
skinner, Port Spain, Trinidad.
ARRIVED,
Ship Hermann, WEIGH, days from New York, bal.
last to r. Leslie
Schr John Emory, Wood, fiom Alexandria, u,ise
to Rose, Merrill & Dodge.
Canal boat Judge Huenbeck, from Wilkesbarre
Pa. anthracite coal to John Picke.
Steamer Robert +. stockton, Layman, from Pha-
lephia, mdse. to g. Harris
Steamer Baltimore, Rees, from Phia ielphia, mdse.
TO f. G. Harris.
Steam packet Georgia, Cannon, from Norfolk. Saw
off Point no Point ship, and off Swan Point another
both bound up.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Lady Adams, BenthaIl, for Rio de Janeiro mo
Lima, as reported yesterday sailed from WaItha 5th
instant.
Brig Eliza Ellen, Drinkwater, for Baltimore, sailed
from Calais 2iIh ult
Brigs Topaz, Buchanan, and Ohio, M'Casn from
Baltimore, arrived at Eastport 9th uI
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08
FRENCH GOODS.


SELLING OFF CHEAP! The subscriber
y wishing to reduce his large stock of Spring and
Summer GOODS, previous to receiving his Fall sup
ply offers great bargains in the following artices
Rich Fancy SILKS
Plain black and blue black SILKS; Mode cold do
French and India Foulard SILKS
Dotted and Plain Tarleton MUSLiNS
Plain, Swiss, Null and Nansood do.
Plain and Plaid Camhrcs and Jaconetts
French and Scotch LAWNS
Fancy SCARFS and SHAWLS
Linen Cambria HDKFS, HOSIERY, SC.
magnificent assortment of French Embroideres
Also-Just received in the Wholesale Department,
Cup stairs) 20 packages of FOREIGN and DOMES-
TIC GOODS-such as
Fancy PRINTS; black and white do.
BIeached MUSLINS, of the most approved makes)
KERSEYS, SATTINETTS, SC.
{G3- To which the attention of country dealers 10
particularly invited.
FRANKLIN GARDNER,
..... No. 1876 Market street,
az PR7 fourth house above Light
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08

A DEPLoRABLE AND TRAGICAL AFFAIR
The New York Sun says; ga deplorable &C.
currence at the country residence of one of our
New York merchants, involving the happiness
of three families and probably the lives of two
persons, has been rumored for some days. We
have been able to collect but few authentic par
tculars. The merchant recently returned from
Europe, and on visiting his country residence,
had his suspicious aroused that friend was
base and a wife unfaithful. Finding them to-
gether he stabbed the guilty pair, and would
have killed both instantly had he not fallen in
sensible at the moment of striking 4 second
deadly blow at his wife. Both were seriously
wounded, and the husband, glorying, in the be-
lief that he had killed both, is now raving
maniac! The wife it is believed is not fatally
wounded, but the recovery of her paramour,
who is merchant, is doubtful Both were
stabbed in the region Of tle heart"
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08

HDUBLIC SALE OF PRIZES. The largest
Ill sale of capital prizes will take place every day
this week at NJ. DOYLE'S that has occurred IN Bal
timore for some time, and he has splendid assert
meht on hand for sale would advise all to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere, as The prizes
sold at this oice always larger than any that can
be bought in the city. 1t is well known that DOYLE
purchased the patent right for selling capital pr
throughout the United States, and the extraordinary
success that has been met with this office is IN
doubted proof of the value of the patent. M. Doyle's
Great Capital Prize Depot is situated at No. 44 Pratt
street, opposite the Railroad depot, (next to Brad
shaw's United States Hotel)
FRIDAY, capital prize 100000, tickets 50, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $500, tickets 81, shares'in
proportion. package of 25 whoIcs for ,S5 in this
scheme, and may draw $40, 000-25 halves $3.50,
and on 25 quarters 1915, This scheme being the
celebrated ''Thomas Thumb" Lottery, every on who
wishes TO be in fortunes way should 90 in pack
age, it cannot break you and may make you almost
rich--thefe's nothing like trying.
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pus
chase by the package quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
TIE package, single ticket or share All ORDERS PER
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ. DOYLE, No. l44 Prattstreel,
Ii fri Opposite r. & o. R. R. Depot.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08

A SUGGESTION. AS the State Reform Con-
venton is to assemble in this city on the eth
of the present month, we respectfully suggest
that meeting of the city delegates be held
some time prior to that period, for the purpose
Of obtaining proper place in which to hold
the convention, and of making such other ar
engagements as may be considered necessary
We presume that the Convention will be nu-
merously attended, and the delegates from the
counties will naturally look to those of the city
to provide suitable accommodations. We make
this suggestion in the hope, that some of the
Baltimore delegates will request the proposed
meeting to be held
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the Public's Obedient,
II G.. ]. MAC LELLAN

G3- OIL OF TANNlN. Since this article was
introduced last fall, the sale has become mmense.-
To soften leather 10 matter how hard, it acts 10 the
aslOnshmcn OF all, and for all old Leather, Harness
and Carriage tops in use it is invaluable, and no
stables would be without il when once known.
To be had AT the corner Of Baltimore and Hanover
SITS, Baltimore. Also at The corner of Baltimore aud
Harrison SITS, and at 81 Tnames street. II
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o. Wetake pleasure in calling the attention our
readers to the very tiatterins inducements offered in
another column 10 ticket buyers, by the famous Lot
terry finn OF EMORY y co, No. Moth Calvert ST.
lfthe one half ofthe reports in circulation in regard
to the astonishing success of these gentlemen in re
lepng pecunary distress he true they indeed merit
from the city press generally, more than ordiuar.
notice. ie27 If
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08

% AMERICAN REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The American Republican Convention will meet on
THIS friday EVENING, the 9Th instant, at eight
O'Clock, in Union Hall, corner of Baltimore street ana
Tnpnlet's alley 1t is important that every ward QG
he represented at this meeting very important 6i-
siness Will be transacted. By order,
a7-2t SAMUEL. CHILD, Pres't A. K, {.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08

Ct - REWARD. Was stolen from the sub
= ~ scriber yesterday, about | O'Clock, supposed
by person dressed as sailor who asked for some
thing to eat and whilst it was getting for him he took
the WATCH, which is a double cased silver Watch;
makers name Charles i'avis, No. ll55, London
Pawnsrokcrs and others, should the watch be offered
to them, will stop il and he en- tiled to the above re-
ward, GEO MEYER, Brass Founder,
aS-2t* No. 81 Pratt t Get
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08

INSANITY IN THE UNITED STATES. The
American Journal of Insanity states that there
are twenty-three Asyiums for the Insane in the
United States, containing 27Ss patients Rhode
Island and New Jersey are building Asylums.
Delaware, North Carolina, Louisiana, Alaba-
ma, Mississippi, Missouri, Michigan, Indiana,
Illinois and Arkansas, are destitute of any such
establishments.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08

TEXAS Two STATES. The Tribune says a
private letter has been received in that city
from one of the most popular and influential
members of the Texan Convention, stating
that it is in contemplation among the leading
spirits of that body to divide Texas into two
States, making the Brazos the dividing line,
the Western State to be called Austin, the
Eastern one Texas.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08

LsrrER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING Rooms
For Faparaiso-Ship Mississippi, 9th inst
For Vaparaiso-Ship EuphraSia, soon.
For Havrc-Ship Venice, with despatch.
For Rotterdam-Shp Stephen Lurman, soon
For Premiership Frederick Leo, with despatch.
For Valparaiso, &c.-Barque George Henry spon
For Trieste-Barque GlngGs, with despatch.
For Bremen-Barque Kronprinz Hanover, vita
despatch.
For Kingston, Jam.-Barnue Hermitage, few days
For Falmouth Jam.-Brig Ariel, 'ew days
For st. Thomas-Bri. Arabian, soon.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08

fi3- Y. $. FRYER. GENERAL IMPORTER
ofFrench & German LOOKING Glass PLATES,
which will he sold, by wholesale and retail low rs
any Importer in th' or any other city.
GLIDING done in all its yareties-such rs Portrait,
Picture, aud Frames Of all descriptions.
CORNlCES of all kinds and varieties
FRAMES re-Llt and Looking Glasses aad Picture
Glass inserted, at
jy2l-d No. 1 NORTH GAY STREET.
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BLANK BOOK MANUFACTON7. :

BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURI.
YHNO BUSINESS MEN. PARSONS PRES.
Il TON have for sale large stock of Blank Work
made in the best style and of the best paper-Medium
DENY and Cap, from 2 10 10 Qts., Ledgers, Journals
Day Books Cash Books, Invoice Books, Letter Books
Memorandum Books, sc. &c.
Banks, Comp anes and Mercantile Men can have
Blank Books of any style made to order at short no
tice, at the lowest market prices, at ...
PARSONS s. PRESTON'S,
Booksellers and Stationers, ISL Pratt ST.,
a8-3t adjoining Railroad Demo-
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N3- OFFICIAL DRAWING of the Nd. CONSOLE
dated Lottery, class No, 90, for l845;
"a 10 60 IS Is II 80 60 90 60 As 81
"a and 49, being the LIST and I'd drawn Nos each $40
9 and 73 being the ID and 3 drawn Nos. each 30
, and 90, heing the Sd and 4lh drawn Nos. each 30
% and co. being the 4th and 9Th; or and DC,
being the 9Th and 9th drawn Nos each Is
All having two of the drawn Nos. OF them, each 10
All having one only of the drawn Nos on, 3" 5
From the old established House Of
1t EMORY No. 2N. Calvert.st.
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zoe co WELL begs respectfully to inform the
~ public that he has declined the drama and open
ed Tavern, called the "FAYETTE HOUSE," for
mery the residence of General Wnder opposite Bar
NUNS Ladies' Ordinary, No. 80 FAYgTTE STREET
where the best of every thing in the way of EATING
and DRINKING can be obtained at all hours, in quiet
and comfort, on moderate terms.
LUNCH every day from L to | O'Clock.
MOCK TURTLE SOUP TO. day. a7-4t
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BY III. w. BOOL,

6INN ~ SAEI4 BUATS AT ACCTION.-
fA1Ak.H Please notice in particular that shall sell
THIS friday AFTERNOON, August Sth,
at 0c,ock along side of Kerr's wharf, Fell's Point
vel built and safest in the hatbor, belonging to Mr.
Bradyhouse, who must close his interest in the same
aud that for cash.
1t II. w. ROOF. auo,;onaar
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rHyO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.

rHNO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. Lots to
n Lease, on very favorable terms, on Baltimore,
Caroline, Ensor, Spring, Monument Bank, Bond,
Cough and Bethel streets having depths Of from so
l25 feet, and located in improving and genteel neigh
bohoods. On some of the above lots suitable ad-
yances will he made to aid in erecting buildings. For
further particulars apply at the
OLD TOWN AGENCY OFFICE,
as No. 1913 N. High street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08

STEAMER BURNED. A little steamer called
the Star, took fire at Buffalo, on Sunday
morning, and was totally consumed.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08

G3- CARD. G., A. DENNIS Co return theif
sincere thanks to the Washington Hose Company;
also to the Waterman the ward, for their energy
aud exertions in saving thf property from destrnc-
tioa by fire on Thursday Eotnng last
1t Respectfully G.. A, DENNIS y co.
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GREAT FEAT IN TYPE SETTING. The n
Y. American Republican states that Mr.. Johr
J. Hand, the deputy foreman of that office
wagered day or two since, to set during "a
hours, 81, 900 ems of solid matter, and that he
only lost the bet by about 40 seconds, having
set 81, 977 ems in the "a hours, during which
he took half hours to his meals. Mr.. Robert
Bonner, in the same office, set % $50 ems in 20
hours and 20 minutes, without rest If this
statement be true, it is hard to beat
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08

g3-THE BEST assortment of Tickets, in all the
Lotteries can he found old and popular office.
aS EMORY CO, No Calvert street
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08

TRAVELLING. Whilst others are enjoying
the pleasures Of change of scene; breathing the
invigoratng mountain air-sippiDg the health
restoring waters of the various springs-bath'
ing in the salt seas--or gripping it on the light
fantastic toe''-the editor is compelled to re.
main at his post, and TO coin what brains the
sun has not broiled ont of his head into the
shape Of paragraphs TO amuse, or mayhap, &c
enlightcn such readers as, like himself, cannot
take "thc wings of the wind ~ and flee to more
cool and salubIous regions. Among our friends
who have escaped from the parching heat Of
our city, is one who steered his course East
ward, resolved to mingle instruction with plea.
sure-to examine men and things whilst he re-
cruited health. From him we have received
a lively and amusing letter, dated at Newbury-
port, Mass, which has place IN our columns
to-day, and to which we refer our readers with
pleasure. His commnets on men and manners
are written with freedom, but in pleasing and
amusing style, and without the least tincture
of ill-will. We are promised continuance OF
his correspondence, which we shall be gratified
to receive and lay before our readers.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08

DEAD. M, Coeuriot first tenor in the French
opera troupe, died suddenly in New York on
Wednesday,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08

Coal IN New JERSEY. We learn from the
Somerset Wing that in digging we'll at Bas-
kenridgc, the workmen discovered, a few feet
from the surface, vein of coal, resembling
the Lackawanna, though of a more shelly and
crumbling nature,) winch they penetrated to
the depth of four feet.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-08-08

ACCIDENTS AND SUDDEN DEATHS. Miss
Sarah Drain, of Clarion county, Pa, was
thrown from horse and instantly killed,
The wife of Nathaniel Burrs, near Vincennes,
Ia, met her death on the Goth ult., IN the
same way.-E. S. Hodge, of Troy, N. Y:
committed suicide on Monday.-Three men
were killed by lightning at St. Genevieve, Ca
NADIA, last week. Ann Manall died in New
York, on Tuesday, from being severely beaten
by her husband.