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good workers on the main The hinges of the
stocks are rusted hard for want of use, and the
whipping post has not heard the crack of the
bOar's hide these two years OF better bat then
work them lightly and feed them roundly,
and find that they do me the more work for
il aud the better besides, the food they CON
sumo is al Of their own producing, and have
no use for it, They raise me twice az mech
now as have use for in this manner Now
work my folk but ten hours to the day and
give them meat milk, and cheese daily, and
have not flogged mau since Martinmas two
twelve-montbs; and have thrice the profit Of
them that my friend and neighbor Reginald
Maltrayers has, though his thralls toll from
mstin to curfew, with three mesger days TO
the week, and the thong ever sounding Ii is
bad policy, ! say, TO override the work OF under
do the feeding. Besides, poor devils, they have
not much fun in life, and if you fill their bel
lice, you ill them with all the pleasure and
contentment they are capable OF knowing
But hold here is Leofenoths home-the best
cabin in he quarter, as the owner is the best
man. 4et us 60 id
AR carry him welcome cure for his
aching bones, said Sir Enquerrand, as they
entered the little gate of n pretty garden
which stretched from the door down TO a reach
Of the winding stream, overshadowed by seve-
raj large and handsome willows by my
faith he must needs be good man, resumed
the speaker" why, it is as neat as a Thames
manor, and neater, too, than many have
seem
But as he spoke the sbrill and doleful wall
of women came from the porch of the house
/" All, wella-day all, well.a-day that should
live to see IT, Soul Of my soul, Leofenoth, my
first born and my best one--thou first borne in
almost corpse; and then, my darling and
my-Oh! nv fair-haired Edgar's son dead of
this doleful All, well-a-day ah, we'll a. day
Would God that were dead also, most miser-
able that | am of women.
And then the manly of voice of Leofeuoth
replied, but faint for his wounds and wavering
for the loes of blood. "Wail not for me,
mother" he said wall not for me, for am
strong yet, and like to live this many day
until thy tolls are ended and then God to me
as seems him good But above all, say TO
thee, wall not for Adhemar the white haired
His weakness and his innocence are over, here
on earth. He has never known the collar, OF
the gyves-has never felt how bitter and how
hard thing il is to be the slave of the best
earthly master! His dream--his fever. dream
of life is over no is free from yoke and chain !;
he has awaken out of human servtude TO be
the slave of the everlasting God, whose strict
est slavery is perfect liberty and perfect love"
But still the woman waied-"Ah, wel-a-
day all well-a-day would God that | We're
dead, most miserable of mothers that am"
And the Norman barons stood unseen and
silent, smitten into dumbness before the regal
majesty of the slaves maternal sorrow, per-
haps awakened to some dim vision Of the truth
which never had dawned on them until that
day, IN the serf's quarter.
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believe he stole three fourtts We were charged
four prices at the dirty inn, bad To get in the
meanest part of the diligence, were nearly suf-
located by some students, who smoked and
smelled Of garlic. At-what's the name Of that
town never mind, We were put in the third
class cars with no cover to them, and Il came
on to rain--my but it did rain thought dear
Lem would be washed away. Well, never
mind, it's all over now, and I'm glad OF il. 1t
was wonderful adventure. Not many can
say they were robbed in the Alps by hrigands.
Lem, dear, where il that couTiers We can't
talk French, and he don't know much Eoglish,
must say. Where do you stay dear Bell'"
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The lights CLEAN brightly through each green

The lights CLEAN brightly through each green
wreathcd pane;
The Christmas gArlands tell ofjubileo
And crowds arc thronging TO the sacred fame
Upon this eve of thy Nativity!
But in my silent chamber all alone
sit, dear Saviour, now, and muse on thee,
And from thy Bethlehem birthplace follow on
Each stop of that lone way to Calvary,
Where thou sid'st suffer for tho foJgiyon.
And die to mako tho dying heirs of Heaven
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THE SAXON SeRf:
A TALE OF ENGLISH SLAVERY, IN THE
TWELFTH CENTURY

BY HENRY WILLIAM HERBERT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-09
EXCELSIOR EATR T0NIC.

Purely VEGETABLE Preparation for promoting
the Growth, Preservation, and Beauty of
THE HAIR.
VIE above has been thoroughly tested and the reslt
is, an universal expression of entire saiisfction-
It's warranted to efadcae the Eandru prevent Bald
ness or tendency to turn gray prevent the falling of
the hal preserve its color, render soft pabl and
glossy, and in good condition for curling eralcate The
eln alcul9 which is destructive to The hair remove
the scnr1, cure scald head, relieve headache &c The
bAcesioT ltar onici being purt. vegetable prepaia-
ton, Is the thing md The only thing worthy of lis name
BdfdHeSs.-Nhonll any desire see his bald head
retiring under the shade of beautiful locks let him make
th1fough nse OF the Excelsior hair Tonic
Failing or LooSenfng of The Hair. If this disease
ne egieced, 1t viii ~ owe the precursor Of badness
result which Is by no means desirable one and which
can easily be avoided by thorough use of The Excel
siOr Hair Tonic.
DaRdrgG and Scuy6:-This disorder, in most cases
owing to neglect or want of proper attention, may be
easily ano entirely obviaed by the use according 10 di
fections, OF the Excelsior Hair Tonic.
6eaddche'- II YOU wOnld be relieved of headache,
ana he gloomy disagreeable feeling attendant upon it,
u IN ther stead be inspired with the revyng refresh
ing ara hilarious spirit resulting from head clean and
Hair Tonic.
Lthtnent.-For Wounds, Bruises sprains Agues
rheumatism, Chiiblans Stings and Bites of Insects
sore lhrnat, Pimpes, Chapel Hands, &C., a most ex-
cellent and valuable niment the Excelsior air Tonic
,CaHaren-lt may be used upon he heads of children
with the happest results
Prepared only by LOMBARD e. CUNDALL Drug-
gsts, Springfield Mass To whom applications for
agencies must be addrt
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
AGENrs--CALDWELL g. HILL, E. II. MARSH
and d. SCOTT Jr.. and sold by Druggists and Fancy
Dealers, &C., Throughout the United States aud the
Nauauas. my6 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-09

Horeesteri 81. MAY 6, 1883
IL vency for the County of Worcester, has hi,
day issued Warrant against the Estate OF WILLARD
COMMiNGS, Of Worcester, In said County laborer
nm nsovont debtor and the payment of any debts or
the delivery of any property belonging to said nsoyen
debtor TO him, or for his use, and the transfer of any
property by him. are forbidden by law
The first meeting of he creditors Of said insoyent
debtor will be held At court of Insolvency al Tho
ollce Of said Commissioner IN Worcester in said Coun-
~, on the 18Th day Of May inst, at O'Clock in
the torenoon for the proof Of dehs and to choose an
assignee, or assignees, of his Estate
my7 d3l.wlt MESSENGER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-09
REFRrGER ATO1s
ICEICE.

HE subscriber will start his team the first of Nav
Il and will call on all of his former customers 10 So
clt continuance of their patronage through the COM
ing season, and the public generally Prices for Ice in
$500 lbs 20 cts per OO 5000 lbs l6a cts per IOO No
season contracts taken.
ANY neglect on the part of drivers to accommodate
sha nave prompt attention by leaving word al the of
nee lq7 Main street. Persons who have changed their
residence since last year and wishing Ice will obdge
by leaving their names at the Office
New and Second hand REFRlGERATORS for sale
or exchange as low as can be found in the CITY,
ap2O DIFF BE HAYWOOD
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Medical Notice.


WE Copartnershp heretofore existing between the
solved. f''' ~
me senior partner wishing to retire from general
pructloe VIII reltnquish the business to DR.. KELLEY
mno WIZ retain the Office of the late firm aud continue
the practice Of Medicine.
CALVIN NEWTON, MD.
+. II. KELLEY, M. ID.
~ D. a. persona indebted to NEWTON & KEEL
$500 :, 80 -..ou W call and settle my5 div
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-09
EDWARD SARGENT, Surveyor,

A TTENIIoN given to SURVEYS Of
N REAL ESTATE,
Of the County
Eslima es Of Water Power made, embracing fall,
amount OF nowsge, &c.
particular attention paid to surveying City Lots.
hs experience, together with aud perfect lnstru-
men's, claim for him share Of public paronage
hsoAchiiecture and surveys u Brick and Missionary,
orders promptly answered.
ST.. No extra charge for travel Call and examine
23S Main Street.
neierenceh james y. Woodwork, Esq, II. u, ABB
p pou ESQ., yhailea Hersy, Esq, Worcester Joshua
nenshaw, Esq surveyor, Leicester
worcester, May 4th, 1858. my6 DIFF
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Board Roard

A GENTLEMAN and his wife can bs accommodated
IN with good Board, and pleasant roons within ,,vo
minutes walk OF the Post Office. by applying al A. Put,
mans Auction Room. 'F'''s " 49, "
p. u. Also, few tingle gentlemen can he ...o,,r.
ated with Board and Rooms. aoso AZ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-09
BEHOLD AND WONDER -!

Ad'nittaace only 10 Cents, Children half price,
W witness the most remarkable singular and inter
\ esting freaks of nature ever beheld by man since
me creation, Now on Exhibition, on the Common in
worcester, May 7th. Medical Men free
~ A GEORGIA CALF, II
WIN but one head, resembling that nf dog three
Dodes Joned at the breast, most beautifully connected
ana standing in rampant position, in very Affection
ATE manner, with eight legs, well proportional, and
three tails.
ALSO, BUCKEYE LAMB, with but one head,
Tour ears one eye, centeed in the fIont pa the era
num- twa bodies, eight legs, and two tails, making
spectacle that never fails TO interest ALL without excep.
uon. Also liOOSlER PIG with but one u cad four
Ears two Noses three Ely es, with perfect bodies
connectedj e'ght Legs and two ais
ANY person dissatisfied, i'll have their dimes refund
ed upon appllcai ion at the door
open Day and Evening during the Exhibition.
my6 DIFF
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Black Silk Shawls-
Silk Bonnets.
Ribbons and Millinery Goods

IN Cartons Style Bonnet Ribbons. 10 do TafTeta
~ do. Cap Ribbons; rs ps. Goca TafIeta Mode
and MaTseline Silks, for Bonnet Liuings &c.
English aud French Grape Lawns, Taron Muslins
and full assortment of all kinds of Bonnet Materials
winch we 0fter at Wholesale and Retail very lJw
prices. MILES u BROWNING,
ap6 DIFF 100, cor of Main Walnut SIS
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Real Estate at Auction.
Perry & Andrews
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC ROOMS

No Harrington Corner, Worcester, Mass
THE subscribers offer for sale Lemuel GIlbeus Pa
tent-aetion and Boudoir PIANO FORTES of diff
feTent styles, VIZ:
The z Octave, in Carved Cases,
the and Octave in plain round and round Cases.
the and Octave in square Cases. with prices varying
from $500 to 5000 The Boudotr st, which is su-
perior o,hers in form and tone the Octave in
carved Gases The Octave in plain Gases, prices om
$3.50 10 $500. All the above have Giibert's Putent
Action aud superior any others in the Market
and will be sold or exchanged on favorable terms.
also, Seraphi,ses AEolians, and lielodianS,
from the best Makers. Music Books OF all kinds A
a choice selection of New Sheet Music, Piano Stools
Shrleys Furniture Polish, &c. Pianos let tuned and
repaired. EMERY PERRY, Professor, and
aps7 dawtf A. ANDREWS, Teacher of Music
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-09
AUCTIONS.
Great sac Of DIV GOods at Auction.

Great Sale Of Dry Goods at Auction.
NiE subscriber has just received one of the LARGEST
Il consignments of DRY GOODS ever offered at
Auc'ion IN this city, consisting OF English French Ger.
man. ana American Broadcloths, in BLACK, Blue brown
and Green Doeskns, Black and fancy colors Ladies,
Dress Goods, comprising Ginghams, Chambomeens De
Laines Prints, &c.
Linen Goods.
Liuen sheeings, Napkins, Table Covers, bleached
and unblaached Linen for Bosoms and Collins intn
pocket Hdkf's for Ladies and Gents Linen DrilIings,
uarize. '
O'Clock, and continue o e week
AFTERNOON SALES, for the accommodation of
Ladies' will commence at IA O'clock each afternoon.
ne attention o! the public is respectfully called to
the stock Of Cloths and Linen Goods in this Sale Call
ana examine ALEX. PUTNAM, Auct'r.
Manufacturers Sale at Auction.
TIVE subscriber, intending different arrangement
4 in b"siness, will sell at Public Auction Oh
TUESDAY, Nay lOth, 1858, at o'clock, A. d.,
His Carriage and Blacksmith Shops,
Situated in tho centre of Hubbardston with the Tools
FlxtuTes, Stock &C, used in The Carriage business
Also,
20 NEW CARRIAGES,
Concord Wagons and seated Buqgies all made 81 tho
best materials aud in the most thoro Oh muDner.-
Also, Horse ears old, Harness q, I Buffalo Robe
Secondhand Buggies and Sleighs, with many other
articles too numerous to mention
Terms Of Sale.-UndeI $500, cash; over three mos
credit for satisfactory endorsed Notes, with interest
Terms on Real Estate made known at sale.
AZ Private Sale, large two story DWELLING
HOUSE, am Barn, and l acre of Land. The House is
suitable for two families, and is within five minutes
walk of tn ee Churches. JAMES BRADLEY
5 w. SELBY X CO., Auct'rs
Hubbardson, ass, May 3, 1853. dawtf
House and Lot at Auction.
NWE shall cell on the premises in STERLING
w on MONDAY, May Ii, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. the
House and Loi belonging Alfred tarris on the West
minister road, about of mile from the Post Office
a good and convenient Dwelling House. The Lot con
tains about Acre Of Land, under high state of cult
yat0n on the same a number OF Choice FRUIT
TREES. Also, Chair Shop and Barn.
Terms liberal and make known at the sale.
:. w. SELRY &. CO, Auct'rs
sterling, April q, 1853, dts
Real Estate at Auction.
g w. SELBY q co will sell at Auction on FRI
-. DAY. May 20, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
TWO HOUSES, Nos. and Washington st.,
belonging to Gardiner Chds The al owe Houses are
very desirable located in The central part of the City.
The sale offers good opportunity TOR any wishing
TO purchase Real Estate
IT Terms made known at tue Sale
For further particulars enquire OF
S. w. sElBY & CO. Aucrrs
Worcester, May a, 1873 dts
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BENBFIT OF MIR. JENn

ACTING AND STAGE MANAGER........J. G. CARTLlTcH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-09
WATCHES. CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &C.

S. p. MPNEY
go Would respectfully call the attention of pur-
YIN chasers 10 his Stock consisting IN part of Gold
H. SR and silver Lever, Lepino, Duplex and Verge
9HsskS WATC u Els; eight day and thirty hour Gothic
Marine and Circular CLOCKS. Also, French Mantle,
IN lnlad and Porcelain Cases Jewelry, Breast Pins,
Ear Ornaments, Finger Rings, Watch Trimmings, Gold
Chains, Gold Pencils and Pens, Lockets, &c,
SILVER AND PLATED SPOONS,
Gold, silver Steel and Plated spectaces Silver Thin
bes, Port MOnaies aud Wallets Table and Pocket Cut
lery, Razors Shears and Scissors Pins and Needless
Thermometer, Cloth Hair, and Tooth Brushes, Fishing
Tackle Hooks, Line, Baskets, Jamtin Rods, &c. &C,
together witt many other articles usually kept IN
pection with the above all of which will be sold at
fair profit and warranted TO prove represented. q.
Particular attention gwen TO Watch work. and all
jobs warranted Clocks, Jewelry Music Boxes &c,
paired as usual
No Piper Block, No 2s7 Main street. Call and get
your moneys worth my6 daw2w
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Worcester Dramatic Museum.
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Berage De LANES
Those Black Swiss Silks

CEILING by the subscribers are acknow, dyed nv all
- TO be silk Of gerry superior make and by nearIv
all, to be the best Black Silk selling in this citv
wyf az Is GEO. 7. BRYANT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-09
NEW ARRIVAL OF BOOKS.

al hEI II q ". D
No. $50 Main Street.
DRlSMATIEs by Richard Hey ward, Illustrated.
Doctor Birch and his young friends, VIM. N.
Thackeray.
Robin Hood, and Captain Kidd
Electro Physiology, by HUFF. =
Notes from Western Life, Henry Taylor.
Spirit Rappngs Unveiled.
Thoughts on Education of Girls, Mrs. Lowell
Maths and Vespers, Browning.
The Translators Revived, Mcclure.
Rural Essays with Memoir, by A. J. Downing.
Behind the Curtain.
Legends Of the West by James Hail.
Camel Hunt, by ]. W. Fabens.
Every day Scripture Reading, by ]. Blake.
Plays, by J. Payne Collier.
English Soldier In the u. s. Army
Michaud's History OF the Crusades, 3 vols
The Mother aud her Offspring, by DR.. Tracy
Yusei, Cruise In the East, by j. Ross browne.
Lovers stratagem, or the two sutors.
Minlhe's Mechanical Drawing, in l2 Nos.
The Works of VIM. H. Seward, 3 vols. ROYAL Octave.
may2 DIFF
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SCHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLESALE /
&c. LIvERMORE g. COMPANY,
Publishers s Booksellers, OPP. American House,
uAvE in Store large Stock Of .tst
IL School Books and Stationery,
which they are able to sell in quantities. as low as can
be bought in Boston New York. Purchasers are in
ved TO obtain our prices aud Judge for themselves
q LIVERMoRE Il CO.,
my5 DIFF 1874 Nam street.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
Hnsieru anA nlnu.a,

lust Received large assortment Of Hoser, ;,g,,.s
- and Mitts, of every description and qns2. WHO
we offer at great boTgals
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-09
Ladies' Caters.
Ladies Boots and Shoes.
Calf Boots.

VdII bOOLS,
n1F1 GENTS Fine Calf Boots. fancy
and plain tops, made of prime first
- VI ~ quality Calf skins, together with
eaam% Gz@% Congress, Caters, Oxford and Mon
NA terey Ties, Mems and Boys Cali,
Goat, and Emnaeled Shoes Cor sale
low AZ NO. 81 Main 1t. L. s. CHAPMAN.
apps d6w
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DRY GOODS, &c.
French Jaconetts.

x Ps. Of REAL FRENCH JACONETTS. in Moda
~ colors, very desirable. GEO. P. BRYANT.
my4 diet
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
Stock of Goods for Sale and stora IN r,

Stock of Goods for Sale, and Store to Let
'HE suoscr ihei having made arrangements to occupy
store now building in Worcester, would sell his
ehtre stock OF Goods hand and in Store in Prince
to near ihe Methodist Church, very favorable prices
Tor me purchase. The Goods of desirable kinds
ana oil good quality and the location Of the Store is in
some RESPECTS perhaps unsurpassed There is Tene-
mehl' al"ra Shop, BAN room and Garden, connected
with the premises, all Of Which can be had on very IA
vorabe terms.
Apply for the Goods 10 L SPRING, qd. w ,rcester.
Premises TO VIM. r. HOOPER, do.
or LUTHER CRAWFORD,
ap22 dawtf prinrnnnn
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French Strap Shoes, Fancy slippers English Caters,
&c, &c,

TINE CHIT BUOIS,
of superior quality and of the approved STYLES
equal If not superior to any in the market
The above goods have been purchaser within the las,
two weeks and will be sold at ii trnng advance from
prime cost. avn"
r. MY arrangement are such that can supply
country Merchants by the Case or Doz as low MS hey
can pc bought in the State. JOEL FLETCHER,
ap30 DIFF No "a Main =, worcas,ar Ma.s
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TAKE NOTICE


at the old ttand, No. 2s3 Main street and aihouoh
many persons have seen fl 10 locate on those
desirable lots comprising the Wheeler Farmn and
"B0YDEN PLATTS,' he begs leave TO say ihni there
are lew more left which will be disposed of on favor
able terms.
II also offers 30 lots on Providence st. 20 on Pleas
ant street, rs on Elm street, 20 on Columbia street
Union Hill, so on Oak Hill 80 on Vernon street
several on Boomngdale Read, and others In varous
parts of the City, all within short distance of The
City Hail. whereby those DESTROYS Of selecting sites can
be accommodated according means aud desires. lie
has for sale several Houses varying IN price from $1,000
TO $4,000.
lie Is also prepared TO exchange City property for
Real Estate In the country, that customers Can be
supplied with good Falms IN almost any section Of tho
County.
Persons looking for Tenements will do well to call
and examine his list of Houses for Rent In various parts
of the city. HltlH.
lie would also say 10 those who have property of any
Kind to be disposed Of Ut Auction, that he holds hmse II
In readiness them Auctioneer short notice.
II. II. ABBOTT,
Real Estate Broker, No. 233 Main st.
Worcester, May 4th, 1858. my6 dtf
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To Conclude DIST time this Season. with tn Lauthabl
COmod:etIee, entitled the
Soldiers Return; or, Why Don't she Marry.
Full particulars, Sc bills OF The day.
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ADMIssIoN,-Par quette 80 Cents Circle p cents
Gallery, Il Cents Boys under ls ears OF uge VIII
be required bring order from Parents or Guardians
Doo,s oLen at : Performances commence al O'Clock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-09

After which (by desire) the Celebrated Mediy Pas
Deur, by Mrs Belssenherz and Miss SIstIon,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-29
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIspATrH
Terrible Accident on the Baltimore asd
Ohio Railraad-Loss OF Life.

BALTIMORE, March 2S.-The passenger
train on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ran
off the track yesterday afternoon, when 10
miles west Of Cumberland. Six persons were
killed and others injured. Among the killed
was Mr.. Holt, wealthy citizen Of Bali.
more.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, March 2S.-The accident on
the b. and o. Railroad occurred at 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Two passenger cars
were thrown down an embsnkment over one
hundred feet in heght-the cars turning four
complete summerseis as they fell. Eight per.
sons are nov ascertained to have been killed
and many badly injured-among the latter
Richard Clayton, OF Wellsville, Va. This is
the first occasion, since the construction OF
this road when passenger has been killed.
ltTom the numerous points Of extreme dan.
ger on the line, this may well be considered
wonderful