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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-06
SOAPS.

Fine scented Soaps for washing and shaving
also The celebrated shaving cream, for sale
cheap, by JOHN II. MELICK.
Stroudsburg, July 5,sIsi9.
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CAUTION EXTRA.

man by the name of eI8PP has engaged with young
of the of p Townsend and uses put
up sarsapaa which they call Dr. Townsend SasaparIa,
denomnatng it GENUINE, Original etc. This Townsend is
doctor and but formerly worker on rail-
roads, canals and the like. Yet he the title of Dr. for
purpose gaining credit for what he This is 10 can
the public be deceived and purchase none but the
GE.TULNE ORT0IN.4L OLD DR.. Jacob Townssnd's Ssrsa
oaIa having the Old Dr's likeness his family coat Of
arms, and his signature the Of 4a.
Principal Office, 102 .Ndssau-st., Nsp York City.
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And Consumption, pain in the side and night
sweats, Asthma, Whooping Cough, palpita-
ton Of the heart, Liver complaint, Bronchitis,
And all diseases of The ihroar, lungs and liver,
cured by sherman's All-Healing Balsam.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1849-12-06

Mr.. Milne, Builder. in Brooklyn, was at
lacked with raising blood, followed by a cough
pain in the side, and all The usual symptoms OF
He employed Two of the best
physicians they did him no good, and told
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ARRIVALS AT THE uoTELs.

JVndrds Hotel Il Baily, VI: Judge Wayne, Mrs Ma.
son, Glendennlne, Ga; VIM II Goodrich do Mrs Burns
S q; WIN Hart, Pha; Jno Spring La; Segar, Va; ID
Fauntlcroy, do; Mr. Grant, Y; Folsom, do; Brook
Ing do l. Easton do Capt Maddox. Washington, ID CT
Or Byrue, " S A; vnnalen, Y; j T Vanalen. do:
Robinson, Me- l. Ward Boston; S Gilbert, N Y;J
Adams. Bait; @ Gushing, Md; l. Clark, Mo; E Young
phila Shepherd, NY; II Sanford, do; G Cabeney,
Biorns Hotel III Henderson, Washington d G; IL
Moran, Del; Mcneil, Ohio; Il Fry, Penn; Win
eel and neice, Pa Jno De Wallace do; Or Conway,
Va, Col q II Slaughter, Wisconsin; l. Lawer Md; J q
Campbell, do; VIM II Moore @: Hawes, Va; X
AcGregop. Md; VIM Beall, do; w Crossied, do; A II
Jones, tlo II A Brown, Ga; w Mathews. Teun; VIM
Young, rhila; c Norman, Va T d Green, Col Collide,
Stark, do; ii Bash, Bait G w Keller, N Y.
Gddsbys HofeL-C Robinson, Va; Oscar Pollard, phla,
Mrs NJ Pollard, DO; Miss v. Pollard do; Miss Pollard,
do; q X Shubrick, U S N; Henry oericks, Bait VIM p
Aubrey, Ala; G Dobson, do; VIM Bishnian Va vii.
iiams, c; Fairfax, Va; Austin, III; VIM Tand.
well, Conn; Mrs Harry, do.
Exchange Hote.--Robt o Mitchell, Va; NJ Sydnor, do
g Perne, do Turner, do; Clendiner do; ranzey
do Wills 10; VIM Aston do Barnett and lady, do
Mrs Poole, do Tnon, Phila; Nichols Va; Jno w Ty,
Ter, DO; @ Miller, do. l' s
irrfsg IofeL-Mr Martin. Ga; Miss Martin, do; r
Hill, KY APP Hardin, Ala; II Kemper Bridgeport; p
Horsmat, 81 Louis; Muller, Bait; Gov Dickinson,
N. York f t#ap FIJI,
United States Hotel e @ Spller and Indy Md; Mrs O
Fern, do; T. Iornor, N ], VIM II Hall, n J; Bat.
tie. ir Va; Garfield, Vi Mrs Gordon aud child, do;
Kins's Hoici w Rodgers, Nd; MTuule Pa; owoode,
Y; Andrews, Ohio; Drake, NJ
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.


HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRPs,
# QuARTERmAsTRRs oFFrcE
Washington, Auy II, ls49
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at this ONCE
- until II o'clock, m, Monday, the 10th day OF June
next for furnishing such quantities Of best Oak Wood, An
thrace or Bitlmnous Coal may be required on the
quarterly requsion Of the commanding ocer Of each OF
The following stations. from LIST July, ls49 TO Both June,
1870 viz ra.
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Charleston, Massachusetts,
~ Brooklyn, Long Island, New York.
+. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gosport, near Norfolk Virginia
Pensacola, Florida.
Washington District OF Columbia ~
Each proposal will state separately the price per cord
the wood per ton for the best anthracite coal ind er
bnshel for the bituminous coal 4#t
Wood coal will be furnished the option Of the Gov
ernmen and will be delivered, piled aud measured at
each point each commanding officer may designate free
OF expense TO the United States. a.E
Persons DESTROYS OF proposing for the supply may
lain the probable quantity that will be required by reference
10 The several commanding officers
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by the
To be endorsed Proposals for Fuel.n
AUG. A. NICHOLSON,
p May H.-3tw3w Quarermasfer Marine Corps
The National Intelligencer and Union Washington
North American and Pennsylvania Philadelphia Port,t
mouth Gazette New Hampshire Boston Posi- and Boston
Times, Boston, New York Herald New York Courier and
folk Herald; and Pensacola Gazette will give the above
three insertions each per week. and send the account
accompanied by printed copy Of the advertisement
this office DaymeDt5 ..y.
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STATIONERY, PRINTING and BINDING.
NAYY DEPARTMENT., MAY 81,

ty NAVY DEPARTMENT, May u, 1879
0EPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y the Office Of the Secretary Of the Navy, until O'clock
M the 18th day Of June next for furnishing all the Sta
onery and executing all the Printing and Binding that
may be required by the Navy Department and its several
Bureaus for the year commencing the LIST of July, ls49
and ending on the Both June, 1850 WI . sS&
All the articles furnished and work executed must be OF
the best quality, delivered without delay when ordered,
and the satisfaction Of the head Of the office for which
they required Hit be required each bidder for Sta
honery must furnish with his proposal sample OF each
article bid for.
To ensure uniformity in the proposals. blank forms will
be furnished 10 those disposed TO bid and bid will be
considered NOT fully conforming to the advertisement and
IN which each and every article is not bid for andn which
more than one price is named for any article.
bonds, in sufficient amount whltwo or more approved
srees for the faithful execution OF the contract, will be
required of the person persons contracting The author
lied name names OF the sureties that will be given,
also satisfactory testimonials to fulfil contract must
company the bid otherwise il will not be considered.
Tie Department to itself the right Of ordering
greater less quantity OF each aud every article contract
ed for, as the public service may require.
Should any article be required not enumerated in the con-
tract is to be furnished at the lowest market price, ac
Oordinr Is quality <.
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COPPUCK,s UNCHANGEABLEPA RLOR
WHITE PAINT. ss-r

ApprOped both BIZ The Maryland Institute and the
hapentors National Institute, Baltimore.
TIME undersigned having purchased the right the
above paint in the District Of Columbia have the pleas.
ure announce their and the public gene
rally hat they are NOW prepared 10 do inside painting IN
a far superior 10 anything heretofore performed.
either with PLAIN dat surface, warranted 10 not turn yell
low in the shade on dark, OF with very beautiful and
highly flushed gloss which will retain It's pristine color
and brilancy IN pre- eminent degree Having become
fully satisfied ourselves Of It's great merits we can conf
IDENTITY recommend ito others as possessing the following
advantages
Unclangeabiess 1t viii not change or lose its color
aud excluded from the lshr aud air This desirable quail
y Is not posse ssed by any other paint
durability 1t will not rub or wear "i Tor great num
Der OF years, , .Hr
Pernianelcy II will bear washing, rubbing, or hot
water, and solutions OF soap, saerais or pearl ASH far bet
than other paint known and OF sufficient tngth
10 dissolve The most adhesive dirt without injury 10 The
paint a,a '#
costly N The si place Than common paint when once
applied twill continue 10 look new and fresh for years
only requiring to be washed aud thus prove snfnitsiy
cheaper in The end than other paint 10 those who II.
General nifiy by the use oi this pain the great er
psnse 'acopeHenee annoyance and heaihtaess Of Ire
quent repanine, which neainess and elegance and good
taste seems annually 10 rrqure, may be 10 eiehl extent
rnot entirely, avoided and insIead Of nhalng the
ious and unpleasant odors arising from white lead and
urpentine freshly applied highly preludieal To
lori aud health Il viii only he necessary 10 employ the
cheap, heainl, and purifying agents oi rdief aud
sou give old painting The completely renovated APP.
pearance OF new These advantages we can confidently
promise customers II any greater ones are desired
expected know not how they TO be attained nor
in what they are to consist
Soih side Louisiana Arenue, near Gu street E
NATHAN II. TOPPING,
Corner Of 1874 street and Pe,tn'a dreme.
Certificates.
The undersigned having been selected as committee TO
aud report upon the aud merits Of Cop.
pck's interchangeable paint and the having been fully
made known aud explained 10 for the purpose testing
It's qualities do hereby certify that approve OF said
paint aud express belief that eminently calculated
10 answer he purpose for which L rs designed, VIZ TO
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The Junior editor Of the Union asserts

The junior editor Of the Union asserts
that he has no sympathy or connexion WHAT
ever with the Abolitionists In Justice to
MIR BURKE, we must say that we think this
is true, but, at the same time, we have no
doubt he would not prevent the Abolitionists
from coalescing with the Democrats at the
polls to put Democrat in office--nay, we
believe he would encourage them to such a
coalition; but we are sure, the coalition
would never be permitted, with his consent,
to extend to share in the fruits of victory
Though Mr.. BURKE has no sympathy or
connexion with the Aboltionists, he does
not appear to have any particular enmity
toward them, or to deal very unkindly with
them On the contrary, we think we see a
good deal Of coquetting between him and
them One thing is certain--we see no
denunciations from the able pen of Mr.
BURKE against the late coalition between
the Democrats and the Abolitonists in Con-
necticut, Ohio, Wisconsin, and Vermont
Why is this
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PROPOSALS. ron WOOD.
OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT QUARTHRMAsrR
Lt.ut II..L..,at,., Al Af1l. LIZ u

fbn Washington, Nd, May 10, 1873
SEALED proposals, endorsed Proposals for Wool
- will received at this office until 10 O'Clock A. NJ, o.
the 18th day OF June next for furnishing go cords OF OAK
WOOD, for the use Of the troops at Fort Washington.
Tie wood be OF the best merchandise quality cut
between the 10Th Of October aud the LIST Of April not less
than twQ.trds OF which 10 be split the remainder,
wood less than three, nor more than seven
inches In diameter be- neatly and copacy piled on the
public wharf Fort Washington, under the direction and
subject o. the inspection Of the undersigned.
The whole Of the above wood 10 be delivered by the 2Ot
day Of september Payment to be made on the com
ple0n Of the contract.
Each bid wilt specify the price per cord and viii be ar-
companied by the names owo good and sureles
ior the faithful performance Of the contract
T. S. EVERETT, Lieut. lsf An'y
may Aj-;}IawtaJe Acting Asst Quartermaster
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NOTIC e,

WAS COMMITTED TO THE JAN. OF WASHINGTON
w COUNTY, ID O., on the 10Th Of May. lSip, as u run
away, negro man, calling himself EDWARD BROOKS.
He IL OF dark color with whiskers under his chin,
about 10 years old lrei u inches high, has the
med dark cloth lrock coat, black bombazne vest
striped cassinet panIaoos and fur cap He says he Is
free and born in this city He says he has been absent
from this city II or 10 years and that before he left here
he known by Samuel Redeem, James Esn, and
Richard Butt, and In Rchmond Va, by James Evans
Esq, and Mr. D. w, Carter clerk In tile Bank oiYirgnia
and has pass purporDg to be from him. stating thai he
Is free aud has lost his papers.
The owners II any OF the above described
gro man, hereby requested TO come forward prove
him, and take him away. ,@. a
THOS. A. HAWKE, for
may l9d&wti " X, WALLACE Marshal, u, G.!
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BALTIMORE. June {

FlouR--The flour market Is rather dull to-day
Sales Of 600 bbls Howard street, Of fancy brand,
at 81, rs, and 400 bbs. at s462 IL. II was freely
offered on Change at the last figures at the close
Sales 22O bbls. City Mills al S4s7 IL.
Sales prime red Pennsylvania and Maryland
Wheat at l0eal09c., and white at ll2c. One LOT oil
superior Maryland red sold for ll2c.
Salos yellow Corn at 57a5Sc., and white al 53a54c
Oats 25a30c. as in quality.
Whiskey is selling at "a Ire in bbs, but the
market is not brisk.
Provisions. are no large sales making OF
bareed meats, as the stock is now reduced quite
small We hear of no sales of Mess or Prime Pork,
except for stores Sales assorted bacon and sides al
&C., shoulders, l-4a5 Ire; and hams at Ease ~
Sales 200 bbls lard at 7c,, and 800 kegs at l2 G.
Ibid FIX '#
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PRipE AND Poverty There are hundreds Of iani-
lies that have no small income and yet they poor
and will remain SO for life, unless they mn over
new leaf and live as they ought. The members of
such families are proud and exlravagant, and eNpend
large amount 10 keep up appearances, and continue
in the ranks Of fashion, We can point TO many such
people who might now be in independent circnm.
stances, were il not for their PRIDE The children of
such families are furnished with everything TO crafty
their folly as ii the outward appearances were
guarantee Of their responsibility and future success
Ii there is anything despise, il is the union Of
pride and poverty the keeping up of all appearances
10 the sacrifice Of comfort and health. The money
that has been expended by such persons for the last
two or three years, it taken proper care Of would
now place them in comfortable circumstances II not
be sufficient TO purchase dwellings TO shelter them
in the decline of life.
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SUIT FOR DAMAGES. On Wednesday aud yesterday ar.
sments heard by the Circuit Court and against
new trial of the Of Dinsman Wilkes. Mr. Brad.
ley appeared heretofore for Capt Wilkes anil Mr. May
for Dinsman Il viii be recsected that jury, during tie
present term, awarded damages TO the Of $3.50
the complainant who charged that the Commander Of the
Exploring Expedition had whipped him and imprisoned
him in filthy fort Honolulu after the time for which he
enlisted as a marine had expired, x.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
TImest for Closing and hereceipt Of the Mails al
..,.. u Z,

Post Office in Washington d. c.
TIME Great Eastern Mail from Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York, Boston, &c. and Buffalo, dc,, will now he
received by O'Clock A. NJ daily and the Mail to be sent
from this Office, and by those places Will be closed
heretofore al and9 o'clock, +. NJ, daily,
The Southern, Mail will he closed hereafter, daily al
O'Clock A. NJ and will be received, heretofore, daily by
bo'elock, T. NJ
ceiyed by y. NJ, and closed ats r. NJ dny. The Mail
Trains, North OF Philadelphia are 10 arrive there in time
to connect with the Train for baltimore, which brings the
Great Mail, 10 arrive here by ga NJ. No Eastern Mail ~
received al this office Sunday night, aud Eastern
Mail he sent beyond Baltimore is made up Saturday
night .s.
ce places Virginia Is closed every nig, except Satur,
day. at y, Nc, and is received six times week, with
Mail iron, Baltimore, Maryland by I'm.
The Mall m Georgetown, d. q lis received twice daily
by sA NJ aud r. NJ and IL closed for that place at the
The Mail from Rockville. Sc, Md, is received Monday
wednesday and Friday, Of each week by r. NJ and II is
closed for those places al p NJ, Of the same days.
Tho Mail from, BrookyIle, &c Md is received by p,
OF "Wednesday and Saturday each week and closed Tor
Upper Marlboro tSc Md received by p NJ, Monday
wednesday and Friday, and Is closed same days AT NJ
Port Tobacco sc, Nd received Tuesday THURSDAY and
Saturday by J., NJ closed Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs.
Warrcnon, Mdileburg, &c, va received Sunday, Wed.
nesday and Friday by II PM. closed ats p NJ Monday,
Ieesburg Sc Va, received by and closed at n NJ.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
ny- Theposage on newspapers and that on all printed
paid IN advance The postage is also to be prepaid let
ers and packets addressed 10 foreign countries other than
Great Britain Ireland aud Scotland, and Bremen In En-
rope and places which they pass through the Bre
men post Office
no The Objects open from O'Clock, A. NJ ,o9oclocL
M daily except Sunday: and on that day open from
| CHARLES X GARDNER, Postmaster. i
posr oFficE, Washington, May u, is4s-u
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The appointment Of Mr.. JOHN w.
TwIcHELL TO be United States Marshal
for the District Of Missouri, is another evil
dence Of General TAYLoR's determination
to appoint none to office but the capable and
faithful Mr.. T.'s qualifications are of the
highest order, and his appointment will meet
with universal favor.
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''PRoscRIBINa PRoscRIpTIoN. Mr.. Lewis, the
new Collector in Philadelphia when he took posses
sion Of the office, found not Wing in il! Out of
about 200 he has removed 60, and filled their
place with poor, honest, competent, Woodworking
Wings. The Locofoco leaders, those that would not
tolerate a single Wing in the Custom House, have
raised great hue and cry at the "proscription OF
Mr.. Lewis When he has removed about l60 more,
and filled their places with the friends Of Gen. Tay
lor, who have been prescribed" from office for
more than 20 years, he will merit and receive the
thanks Of all who voted for Gen. Taylor, and who
voted as much 10 have the present Office holders
displaced as to prevent The election Of Gen. Cass
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PosrPoHEMENr.-Th concert Of Madame LARoRDH,
which was to have taken place night has been post.
poned TO Saturday night In Consequence Of this being
cebon night at the White House, Madame and NJ La
borde and Taane purpose paying their respects TO the
President on the occasion. And the President and his
family will be present Saturday evening at the
Madame laborde, by request has consented TO sing the
Marseies Hymn. NJ. 4.
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0 r + ICIAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
Collector Of The Customs.
SAMUEL COOPER, MiddIetown, Conn, vice
William ID. Starr, removed.
Surveyors Of The Customs.
PENFIELD B. GooDsELL, Hartford, Conn,
vice Seth Belden, removed.
ALLEN PUTNAM, Salem, Mass, vice Ma
thaniel Hawthorn, removed,
Appraiser Of Merchandise.
MATTHIAS b. EDGAR, New York, IN r.,
vice George + Thomson, removed
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Arrival OF the Europa Mt BostOM--Very
q nt- Total defeat of the Russians.

~ .---.--- JUIt IoTJ
The'Rotslchilds have received letter from their
correspondent at Frankfort, dated May l7th which
saws that the Russians have been totally defeated by
the Hungarans. They were forced to fall back upon
Cracow.
II Is further stated in this letter. that the revoln-
ton will thus be transferred to Poland.
A proclamation from Kosuth says, that the great
battle took place in defe at Rothentheum, and
that thirty six thousand Russians surrendered. The
Austrians are terrifying Lermo. Bali. Patriot
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- The Union Of yesterday has letter
from New York correspondent, who says,
he is no longer TAYLOR Democrat, be-
cause the old Hero has disappointed him.
Poor iellow-we wonder what office he
wanted
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We regret 10 see, that our iacetious
friend, "Heroic Age" Of the Union, has
taken to aping that monkey in the green
surtout, Of which he speaks in his yester-
days letter. He has evidently got above
the eye of the spectator, and his neither gar
ments are entirely too short for such posi-
tion
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gentlemen'' OF coof--it black be eonpidered--sere
dancing 10 the music OF the tail the horse drawn across
the entras OF the cat" Monday night aud while the
glasses jlngled In an ane.room, the mistress OF The
house dealt liquid poison the patrons and
when IN the midst oi the exciting period Ia the dance
the shutting Of feet ceased and the musciag declined 10
draw his bow, and all prepared for gallopade The
cause OF the interruption was the Intrusion Of party Of
the Auxiliary Guard, who had been informed thai the
merry makers Figuring" contrary law hay.
Ing obtained permission from his honor the Mayor which,
IN such * necessary The watchmen seized their
victims sixteen eighteen in number OF both sexes and
escorted them 10 the lookup The women, dressed in
snow white garments, and their heads estooned with
roses; the in the fashionable attire with silk
stockings and pumps, and white kids realized that this
not the entertainment which they had been invited
On the ensuing morning. they released from custody
on the payment Of iines and In the broad daylight they
emerged from their prison house, gazed at BY hundreds
who had collected the witness the apec
e
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PnILApELpHiA, June 10 P. M.

The stock market is firm. Pa SIS alighty i'm
proved, sales at e6aSS l-S.
Flour quiet small sales at $3.50. Rye flour and
corn meal unchanged.
Grain steady-sales Of white and red at l0OalO5
cts. Yellow corn G0a62 cts; oats 81 cts.
Provisions and groceries unchanged.
Cotton quiet
Whiskey 20 l-2 cts per gallon. Ibid.
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tbs CnEvAssE.-We have nothing to add to our
remarks on the subject yesterday. The work is pro-
crossing slowly and II tho break should be stopped
in ten days from this shall have every reason 10
be satisfied. portion Of the fascines ordered few
days since have reached the crevasse, and laborcrs
were engaged yesterday in filling In between the piles
Tar OvsRrLow. The water has reccded on an
average, one-inch from its highest point caused no
doubt by the prevalence Of high northerly winds =
Yesterday evening, however the food seemed TO be
again gaining ground,--N, o. Bee, May3l
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DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIOR
Mdrshdis.

ALEXANDER M. MITCHELL, Of Ohio, to
be Marshal OF the United States for the Ter
ritory Of Minnesota
JOHN w TwIcHELL, Of Missouri, to be
Marshal Of the United States for the district
of Missouri, vice Robert c Ewing, re-
moved.
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DISTRESSING Accidental distressing accident
occurred near Conrad's Store Rockingham county,
on the Path ult. The Register says: "Mr. jeremiah
Meyers and his brother were engaged in hauling
rails and fencing. jeremiah having charge of the
team He had driven the team out into the woods,
and not returning as soon as it was thought he
ought, he was sought for and found almost in the
agones OF death, with his loaded wagon standing
about 80 yards from him. II seems that in driving
along after loading his wagon, one Of the wheels
struck and broke of tree which was,standinp near
the route Of his wagon This fell upon Mr.. Mayors,
knocking him from HIS horse and beneath his wagon,
which passed over his body, crushing him TO death"
Richmond Republican, June Z.