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OtTArter very long dry spell, in which
Vegetation has severely suffered, we have been
favored with acme very refreshing show cr,.
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'I'HE BEES ARE woRKING-And


az: ,sT0NE q THOMAS has<f COLLECTED a, the sign Of
seIit,ei., IL r. NO ~ M1ia, WheeIinsJ more
DAREGEs, TISSUES, DslAiNEs, sHAWLs PAR,
hsoLf. etc. And some OF them the sr.efe,f In sive
wen as the cheapest and just suited to the tastes Of
an VINO are In want Of the latest style Of Goods al verv
low prices. Jnn", Isse ee'y
goiu nave been discovered IN ner uTJsr,
opening upon us the flood gates ofweath and
crowning the land with luxury: which all
history tells US is the first step to ruin. But
let US hope. The teachers of youth have
much of our future to decide. Let US not
neglect the means Of improvement we have,
or slight the warnings history gives. Let US
beliere that our country will become great, g.
she shall enrol her name amongst the stors.
She shall become, indeed the model republic,
and each individual shall be an item in his
tory, for no one can live and move through
life, without exertng an influence either for
good or evil on his country and his race.
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NO TEACHERS AND TOWNSHIP


| BOARDS or EDUCATION. Rspor, of Ia, te,,
book Committee % the Belmont County Teachers' tnsi
'uc adopted hy the institute It's Session IN uc9i err
Your Committee appointed to examine and
recommend Text Books, after having exam
med such books os they could obtain, on tho
various sciences, would recommend the adop.
ton Of the following resolution:
ReSotred, That the following named Text
Books be recommended for adoption into the
Public Schools Of Bclmon, County:
McGUrrEY' s ECLEcuc SrLLLisc Book AND
READERS:
RAYS ARlTnME1ICs ASD ALGLnRAs, ASD
PINNEO's PRIMARY g. ASALYTfcAL GRhn.
MARS AND ExClisH TEACHER.
II. ID. McCARTi,
Chairman Of Hs IsIt Boot Commiitee.
All Of the books named the above report can he Oh.
AIMED al the Book. stores Of :. GRKssfsorR sHd n.
NiLIISs, at reasonable taie-.
Tor particulars OF Introduction sppIy TO
n c. ROWLES
Agent for ht Ee,ssiie Ssris-, clHieoiIe, o.
May q, lSJj.-ly
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SHERIFF's sALE.-EmuAln J. REID


- va Josgpnu3 REID ct al-In PartiUn.--By virtue
Oi an order oi sale ~ directed from the Court Of Com
mon Plea OF belmont County, ono, at the summer term
Mefeoi ls13,l Will offer for sac at public auction
WEDNESDAY Tie III Of Augusi, 1853,
Iriwcsn the hoursof 10 O'Clock and o'clock p. w.
oiSad day, at the front dOor OF the Court House
CiafsyilIe sad county, The following described real
estate, sfuste lying and Icing Belmont county. Ohio,
and bounded aud described follows TO wit: lst tract
benRs ps VI the south east quarter OF section IS
ship No. and range No. s. beginning iO the same at
STAKE al tue north west corner Of sad quarter, thence
with the boundary line cast IGI poles 10 stone at the
north east corner of said quarter thence south " GUltO
poles 70 stone al the corner Of James Drunu's land
thence with sad Drunn's line 100 POLES n stake
thence noh 81 poles 10 stone, thence west 50 poles
stone al the west boundary lne Of sad quarter, aud
thence north "a poles 10 the place Of beginning, contain
ing acres rood, aud II perccs, anu the other tract o.
winch "a part o! the ~ T. quarter OF sad section 2j, he
ghning al stone south Ofthe " b. quarter
oI sad section thence north on the section line - pOss
10 large white oak stump, thence south 42l' west Ill
poles 10 stake red oak tree and thence east
NE quarter section line IS poes 10 the place OF beginning
Containing ~ acres aud - percncs more or less.
JOHN C. NICHOLS, sLerif. Z
Sheriff. Office, July 9Th, 1885
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sALE.-THonAs Tuomrso,

ISHERlFF'S SALE.-THoMAs THoMrs on
~ vs: Etfz' ASS Mrss,Y, e., sl-In Pouhion.--By
rlne ~ sn order nf sale 10 me directed from te Court o
common Ple-s oi Belmont County, OHIO ht the summer
term thefeot a. n lHj3 viii ohei for sale On
WEDNESDAY, lie l7M Of august, 1853,
between the hours ~ 10 o'clock a. ~ and O'Clock r.
" Of said day, the front door Of the Court House in
81. Clsltsve, ~ sad county, the following described
real estate, TO wit being pat Of tie half Of the
north west quarter OF section ~ townsh and rauee
no and beginning for the same al the ~ w corner
ssd section al stone ir Pipe creek thence south I2
poles TO station theme east eOGI poles stone sta
ton s. thence nOrih 1873 pJes stone station thence
west - poles 10 the place Of beginning containing sixty
tw o acres css
JOHN q. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
Sherf's Dffcc jus 5th, irJ7.--aJO
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The man who tied knot in Il cord Of wood
wishes to know if you syer heard hay. cock
crow.
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Groceries.
COLDEN BEEHIVE sTORE-yo

INHE WAY WE Do 1T is to buy with
L. the CASH, which always enables us to get goods
cheaper than the credit sem and thus able OF
ten to sell many styles of goods gosd prOi less than
time buyers pay for theirs. We have in store
Jobs in DRESS GOODS, BONNErS, HATS, HOSIERY.
llDkFS, SUAWLS, etc; bought in this way which
daily selling al prices LOWER than befcra
offered in Wheeling Call If YOU would get teIn
STONE & THOMAS.
June g. ia VI ain ST., Wheeling.
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CHRONICLE Il ADVOCATE.

u. r. CowEN, Editors
THE PEOPLE, AND THEIR RIGHTS.
Friday Morning, July y, 1859.
WIG NOMINA TTONS
FOR GOVERNOR,
NELSON BARREIsE, of Highland
FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR,
ISAAC J. ALLEN, OF Richland.
ron TRRAsuRER OF STATE,
HENRY BRAKEMAN of Hamilton.
ron SECRETARY STATE,
NELSON II. VAN WORRIES, of Athens.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WILLIAM IL. GIBSON, Of Seneca.
foR SUPREME COURT JUDGE,
FRANKLIN T. BACKUs, of Cuyahoga.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN WADDELL, of Coshocton.
SENATOR,
DAVID ALLEN, of Belmont.
BOARD CT EQUALIZATION,
JAMES HAMMOND, of Harrison.
REPRESENTATIVES,
Ell! v. CLEAVER, of Wheeling tp.
SAMUEL DANFORD, of Washington tp.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
ID. D. T.. COWEN, Of RichlaEd tp.
TREASURER,
d. S. ADAMS, of Richland tp.
COMMISSIONER,
SWAN C. VANCE, OF Flushing tip.
RECORDER,
PRICE ARRICK, Of Kirkwood tp.
SURVEYOR,
JAMES MCMILLAN, of Richand tp.
CORONER,
WILLIAM GILL; OF Pease tp.
DIRECTOR OF ISrIRNARY,
SAMUEL DANIELS, Of Wheeling tp.
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Boots and Shoes.

Boots and Shoes,
Embracing every variety and size, for Ladies', Gentle.
men aid children, winch VIII te sold most rea
sonahle terms. Having secured the services OF Mr..
ENOCH METCALF, an experienced workman, he is
prepared 10 do CUSTOM WORK with nes,ness and
Dispatch
LEATHER AND FINDINGS always on hand a,
Ihe lowest Cash prices.
On the opposite side Of the street he has first rate
assortment OF
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FRESH ARRIV AL.
BOOT & SHOE STORE
IN ST. CLAIRSyILLE.

HTHE subscriber respectfully informs the public,
vi ] that he has opened, III the new house, Dnpo.
II ste Tie American House, SPLENDID ASsOIT.
MENT Of
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WING NOMINA TTONS.

Friday Morning, July y 1854.
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The PEOPLE, AND THEIR RIGHTS.
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unanimously nominated by the convention.
Nicholas Cooper offered the following res
olutions, which were unanimously adopted
Resolued:-That in Samuel Lewis the Cob.
ernat orial candidate of the Free Democracy
ofOhio, the conscientious elector finds all that
he can desire, combining as he does In his
character in an eminent degree, that of the
Christian, Philanthropst and Statesman.
ReSolved:-That in the elevated and advan-
cling public sentiment in the cause of Eduea-
ton, Temperance and true Republicsnism in
Ohio, we are permitted ts see the fruits of
Samuel Lewis self-sucrifcing lsbors.
Resoived:-That we are rejoiced to learn
that Samuel Lewis expects to visit our coun'
ty shortly, and in view Of him SO doing that
the Central committee OF this county make
necessary arrangements for his acconimoda.
tion' and also To give due public notice of the
time and place, or places, that he will address
the citizens of our county.
Benjamin Allen, Ihos. w. Fawcett Is?
pr j. 5 Bslls.. YIN, Eua5y, Jas. Il, pgcn-
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FOR GOVERNOR,
NELSON BARREISE, of Highland.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-24

Richmond lat Wednesday eYaning. The Rich
mond Examiner thus notices her appearance !;
Miss BRESAN usiihes the favorable repre- sen
fntinns Which herndcd her arrival She il ex-
eeedingly sweet, innocent and attractive, aud
shows herself most Enthusiastically "A lady. She
i not vet finished caninfriee, ndfnakes pre-
tentions to being prima donna; bat with the rich
volume and melodous elearness Of her voice, with
is remarkable sweetness aud variety of modua-
ton, brilliant future may be safely promised to
the graceful debutante.
The new court house, which has been construct
ing for about twelve mouths at our county seat
Is nearly completed. 1t will bo ready for the
sion of the Circuit Court.whieh commences 20th
October. DIN Rep.
fnr DfSw1pp1E TRAGEDY The case of 1'hos
Lewis for shooting-his cousin Edward, was invcs-
tigated this morning at the Dinwdde Court,
and continued until next Spring, by order of the
Commonwealth Attorney. Petersburg Er-
press,
YouNG IpEAs snoorISa.-The woods in the
vicinity Of LeWsburg, Va, aud pretty much
throughout the country, are literally alive with
wild pigeons, and the boys are having their sport
shooting them.
CHINESE MAGIcIANs.-Th celebrated troupe
Of Chinese artists will open nj Metropolitan Hall
on "Wednesday night next. They are said TO be
unriyacd in their magnificent and astonishing
performances, and number eight talented and
eccentric perforners.-R. Eng.
The Circuit Court, for Greenbrier, commenced
in Lewisburg, on Monday last, Judge Hudson
presiding.
The Winchester Virgnan says the fall seed
ing in that vicinity is nearly over, and more
wheat than usunl has been sown.
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE POSTMASTER GENER-
A..-Beni. llaggins, postmaster Mt Raccoon,
Preston county, Va, vice John Asbtuy resign
ed. Thos. Thornton, postmaster at Rappahan-
mock Academy, Caroline county Va, vice Jas.
+ Dickinson resigned.
TAI FAIR Of the Valley Agricultural Society
commenced nj ChurIcstown, Va, on Wednesday
and closed on Thursday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-24
G. N G.. b TATE,
COM Nj | S SION Nj RICH A \
OLD CREAM Il LIP sALyE


= See winter comes, 70 rule the val led year,
Snlen and sad. with all his rising train,
Napors, ind clouds, and storms"
A Nd Ice, and seot, aud hail, the poet might 4
"A added,-the very thought If which is enougl
make one shiver. BY the way, you can bid defauca
Jack Frost and laugh in your sleeve at old Bod
himself, it provided with oi the many STYLED
OVER COATS. CLOAKS OR 81 ANKETS.which 1
be found at the Bazaar. Just received by the Igi
Clinton. and Dispatch. fresh supply of Lam ~
Partridge Beaver, Lion Skin. Reversible Beaver I
ed, Sontag, Pilot, kersey, Flushing Cloth. and c i
mere Over Coats. Clocks, Calednnians, Talmas Tn1
ling Blankets &c in great variety and for sale chen
A. S. SHAFER & co,
oct 90 Is Main Street
nVERSEER WANTED - wish TO
" ploy for the ensuing year single man of suber
industrious habits tn superintend my hands SaliJ
tory recommendations will be required. Apply tot
living near Forest Depot Bedford county.
oc 22c6t NJ L. HARRl5
DLuSH vESTS-A splendid article, dol
L and single wnists-Also. cut Velvet Quilting
and other new aud fashionable st,rs-Just received
oct q2-ts A s SHAFER 4 ca
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The late Rev. Sidney Smith observed That Il
railway whistle seems to him 10 be something
like thu scream attorney would give when the
devil cnnpht hold Of him.
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lpom#lbc Frederick -m,r lIcpald


We ARE indebted to Il friend for the particulars
oil most tragie affair, which occurred in Tappa-
hammock, ON Monday last-the deliberate shooting
of DR. VIM l.. Warning, "A gifted aud popular gen
teman, by an old fellow named Isaac Fisher.
Our correspondent writes
We had the most ATTRACTIONS murder commit
ted in our community this (Monday) morning, that
| ever heard Of Isaac Fisher, an old scamp, who
has been going about preaching in this county for
some time, aud who * said to be crazy deliberate
" shot Dir. Vim. l.. Warning, while ON his way 10
Court. DR. W had cotton in town, opposite the
old Church. when he was shot. lie died about
half past two O'Clock this afternoon. Fisher said
he determined to kill am Odd Fellow, Ma
son, or Son OF Temperance, and therefore wish
cd to shoot Museoc Garnet, or Howard Monta-
que, or Lewis II. Garnet but Museoe had his
daughter with him, and Lewis when he saw Fish
er jumped out of the buggy and rum and thus
both escaped When DIR. w. came by, Fisher
took aim at him; the DIR. raised up in his buggy
and remarked that he WIS not the man, but it
nyniled nothing Fisher fired. and shot him in
Use fncc, head aud side. The DR.. was II great ia
Norte with the folks down this way, and was ON
his why to Bowlmg-Hrcen, to get his license to
get married. The most intense excitement now
prevails IN this place, and they talk very strong
of taking Fisher out and hanging him, and |
should not be surprised to hear of it at any mo-
ment. Indeed they went 50 far as to get rope.
| should not wonder five have n repetition of the
Grayson affair 3"
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To Tobacco Planters.

10 TOBACCO fldnLeIS,
A HAVE several hundred Acres of Valuable TO
d BACCO LA ID in Arnold Valley, Rock 4
bridge. County, about 30 miles above Lynclhurg
the James River Canal. which | wish to have cIe
out, and am willing to give lhe privilege of two Gu
Tobacco for CLEARING AND INCLOSISG AM
pay 81 cents cash cord for choppine he wood u
if il is undertaken promptly. The land is nearly \
and about mile, nlong m encned plain, from they
nal. Those who would avail themselves oil such an
portunity To make morey should make immediate aT
cation to the subscriber, they may be too late.
tiers addressed to me, the Natural Bridge, vi reed
prompt attention.
DEL 2l-A&c3w FRANCIS T.. ANDERSON
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10 Nhc hundreds rejoicing in the happy es-
cape from suarting pains oeeasuned by Burns Br"scs
and Sprains thus ,nds of others will buy the Mustang
L'nment ami expe"i,ncc the same harry lesults.
The popularity nf the Mustang Linz uenr is u fixed
taet' those suffering with Vi ,ers, Old Sores Eruptions
aud like complaints, ucel oily 10 be remind, OF its
.upetioity to give il n trinl
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Prices of Stocks.
City Bonds par l00--snles ..sl
Va. and Tenn. r. II. Stock, par 100. ....
Citizen Saw. Bank Stock, par 100.
Lynch Hose and Fire ms Stock oar 90
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SPECIAL. NOTICES

aS'lt the statements many of the papers
and the names of many highly yscian and
ez zens of high standing attached certificates of the
good effects Of medicine, be relied on it seems to
US the height Of incredulity 10 doubt for u moment
the INTRINSIC VIRTUES of the " MEXICAN MUS
TANG LINlMENf" The fact is admitted by all,
that II Is the bet external remedy discovered by
tbs medical faculty; aud TINT is certain cure ton all
kinds OF Cutaaenns diseases, both and hcasf.
We cordially recommend it To nuy of readers WIN
are troubled with any Of the diseases for which it is
commended.
20 See advertisement in another co uinn
October l2-2w
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WHEAT.

Receipts continue largn. AMI price. ug.in M.
oln--Sae to day liom i II rs.
WM. T. SMITH. Com. Ns,,
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\ SMALL FtMiLY.-rho Fort Smith (Arkan-
sas) Herald says there is II man residing in that
county ,named John +. Norton, who has heenmar
Rcd three timesand is father of twcntv-nne chill
dren-linc boys and twenty daughters He is
sixty nino years of age and was a Ranger in the
last war. He is native of Amherst county,
Va, and is active and vigorous as when he
was how
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McCORKLE & JONES,
WHOLESALE n RETAIL
GrOccrs n Commission Merchants,
Main ST. LynChburg Va

MAIN ot. LynCnDufg, va,
A RE NOW RECEIVING their Fall Supply to which
"A they solicit the attention OF their friends and the
public generally, viz:
300 Sacks Salt
100 Bags Rio Sugar. java and Ma'acaibo Coffee
60 bhls. Crushed, Pulyerized Coffee and C,ur
fed Sugars,
10 6hds' p. R. md N, o., Sugar,
500 Kegs Nas, all Sizes
100 Sides Sole Leather
80 Tons Country. Rolled and Band Iron, all Sizes
% Cases Fine Stick Lcorice,
so do Common Stick Licurice.
20 do Fine Ma do
Coils Manila Rope, l 10 . inches diameter,
80 Baskets Olive Oil.
IS Boxes Candies, all qualities
10 Barrels N. o. MoIas,cs,
hhds. West /. do
10 Barrels Tanners Oil, some pure,
do Tur,
40 do Herrngs, NIackerel and Shad.
300 bush. Clover, Timothy, Orchard English Blue
and Ever Green Grass Seed.
5000 lbs Prime Western Baron Sides,
5000 lbs. Fine Family Hams Shoulders and Sides
cured by VIM Ma,-e,
6000 lbs. Cast, Sheer and Blisercd See' all s1zcs,
10000 Feet fety Fuse,
200 Kegs Blasting and Gun Powder,
ID d,z. Rowland sand Ilamcs' Shuve,,
s00 Blankets. different qualities,
300 Wool Hats, do do
Also
Culcoes. Domestics blcacher and unb;eachcd-Bcd-
Tckiugs, Osnuburgs, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco Of
all qualities. of their Manufacture which they war
rantall Of which thy will sell low for cash, punrtua
customers time, in exchange for country prourc
Call ON us before making your bills elsewhere, if ynL
please.
We 1900 10 ,0n0 bushels shelcd Oats for which
liberal prices will be paid.
oJ-dts MrG0RkIE & HOMES
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COMMERCIAL.
Lynehbarg Tobacco and wh.a, NJ,
LrzeHRUUG. o..


Receipts very tight; market firm at frnerga.
say for Lug. al from g. I'D to q 80 AMI IS 81
mon aud Mid ling I.euf. 30 to Q q a and f.
ping and S,emming o to = II 50; Good n
turing $40 Ia $40.
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IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT AND ECONOMY IN
THE MANUFACTURE OF FLorR.-A recent English
paper contains II detailed account of aremarkabe
invention, which is likely To ctfc ct complete
revolution in the manufacture of flour. The i'm
proycment consists in the substitution of concal
Tor tint millstones. Ii was stated by committee
Of the llouse of Parliament that by this invcn-
ton sl,S1E l2o quartcn lenyes, in addition to
those which are now made from the same quaint
ty of wheat, would be produced, giving u clear
saving of upwards of e2,O00,0OO per year.
The "conicala mill is intended to obyiate the
defects of the fiat mill. The beneficial changes
effected may he succmctly enumerated First,
the reduction Of the weight of the running stone
from II cwt To one half ewt., by placing it be
meath instead OF upon the fixed one second, the
reduction of the size of the stones in the proper
ton of ! 81 10 and thirdly the giving to the
stone new form-that of the frustum of cone
The advantage of the lcssening the diameter and
weight of a mass, of which the one is | cwt and
the pther cwt., will he apparent when ii is CON
sldered that It's effective velocity is 100 revolu-
tons per minute, and that this velocity must he
sustained against the enormous friction of the
grinding surfaces. The altered position of the
running stone admts of much more delicate adj
jnstmen of the opposing surfaces, and gives to
the miller m easy aud effective control over the
most important portion of his operation. The
eoneal form facilitates the discharge of the flour,
and obN lates the clogging and overwhelming of the
old practice. In addition to these advantages,
by Il judicial modification of the ordinary mode of
dressing, or rather by a combination of the mill
with the dressing machine n perfect separation
of flour from the bran is effected at the moment
the grist escapes from the stones The bran
still remains IN the mill and falls by its own gray
ty 10 second pair of stones, in all respects re-
! al.
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Over 81 pupils are at present in attendance, and
il is thought the number will reach loo in the
course of few weeks. Parents should moi feel
the least apprehension In rairouizng this school,
nj present on account of the sickness with which
Il has been visited. The country around it is
now perfectly healthy and Is upon the whole one
Of the most delightful sections If Virginia -not
only as regards the pleasing pioturcsqaeness Of
It's natural scenery. but account If its hygeian
springs and pure and braeing atmosphere.
PfTTsYLvASiA ELECroN.-Ne have received
the following returns from the spcoial election
for n member of the House of Delegate for Pitt
sylrania county, in the pluee Of Judge tilmcr'
resigned There is no doubt Of Whitebeads
election by a large majority.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-12
Terrible Accident,
TEN PERSONS SEVERELY INJURED AND DYING.

TEN PERSONS SEVERELY INJURED AND DYING.
From the Albany Transcript sf June IL.
At II o'clock this morning the tressel work Of new
bridge, building about four and half miles above Wa
terford on the opposite side Of the Hudson river,
boYn down by the wind and preciptated distance Of
forty five feet carrying with it some forty persons
sisting of carpenters, engineers and lAborers.
At half past two O'Clock, the gravel train from the
Of the disaster srrved in this city, with four Of the
injured PARTIES viz. William Wilson, carpenter
in Bath badly injured and it is feared fatally Charles
Waters boler resdpg in this city. badly injured Robt
Whitaker laborer residing in this city badly ojured
springsted, aborer, residing in this city, badly in
jured.
Among those injured is Thomas Learned engineer,
siding the Troy road He taken to Cohoes where
at last accounts he supposed to be dying man
named George Pitt residing in Cohoes, also BADLY
Injured and it is thought will not survive
We are gratfed to learn that friend Alderman
Eeples s'oo, contractor not jured.
We sba issue extra this evening, with full partcu
lars reporter having returned to the Of ths
accident.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
From the Troy Budget, June n
Several per- ons reported killed. and many injured
Among tboeA killed Mr. Larned. the assistant
gineer. and young man named Brisoin.
We have not heard any further par iculsrs. The loss
OF life Is reported as high NJ selse or fftesn