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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-02-10
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MR, EDIroR: -Please announce the name
Or D DAviDeL! BROWN sas na cahdidate lfor
reorganization foreCierks subjecttps.he deei-l
SION of the dsmoeraiicP9ppdN vote. lsaaits,
Nh, EDlyoR erPlease ,annoupce Ihee nnmle
Of .AZARIAH BUDD as Q, candidate Tor re.
nominaiion Tor the Office o., ,Pfoseettihg vt
torneyy subject to the decision Of the demo.
cratic populurvote. bIs8 qrHali TqY
/ .(Ms EDiroRs4. Please announce the name
ost FRANCIS. 81. GoDFREYas q candidate
orthe office, Of County, Treasurer; subject To-
the decision Of the democratic popular vote,
nnd obligcF OHa = y,"'sW oi''" FRfENDsi ,
Mr.. EbiToR:APlrase announce the name
Of JOSEPH BEIFORDy of'sPIeasant town,
ship.as a candidate for County Treasurer;
SUBJECT 70 the DECISION Of the tdesmmE0craqel
popular vote.
Mn. EplroRF F:-Pfqasse,' un1nnpunce the name
Of THOMAS r. MCCLURE MS q candidate
for the Office Of County Treasurer; subject
TO the odecision of thu democratic popular
vote. aaHfAbr nj yljsiils bier
Hoilopay.'s Ointment and P!is, haze ea,ed
an uceraied Leg, and Prerented a 4mputatioh.
The wife OF Mr.. p, Baylis, Of 8, Court, Z
House, Chenpsiac, Birmingham suffered for
more than eight years, from a dreadfully ul-
cerated limb, during 6great portion Of that
,ime, sho was, under medical treatment at
Birmingham, where she was frequently told
that ampntauon must ultimately, take placs /,
as it was impossible TO heal the wound. :
However, under the advice Of her friends,
She, tried Hollowpy's ointment and Pills,
which have effected perfect cure, and she
strongly recommends others similarly afHlct-
ed, to Use them, after this proof Of their e.-
icacy in one Of the worst cuses. I- IA. ....-
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ID d + !. 4 !. !. ..1 Il ID
KALIDA HOTEL, p"

BIZ T.: r. MCCLURE.
TNIIEcitizenso of htnam and the adjoin g
Il counties, and ,hetravelling public gen
orally are respectfully informed. that T.R;
Mcclure. lhus purchased the shove well
known stand. and which he is fitting up for
the reception and accommodation OF travel
ers, and where he will be at times ready
to entertain his Observation-Disclosures
ing public generally. p 4 ~ ,,nil,
As Mr.. McC. is wei llknown as landlord,
and the, accommodations Of tue KALlDA
HOTEL, ills STABLES, &c, ,,are wei known
to be ample he deems 1t unnecessary to say
morerthan that his best exertions will be
givcnto cater for the tastesand comiortoi
thetravclling public. who may give hun
car, and thafheis acknowledgements
best feeouritry affords.
Februar|Ia650.I .asg aoiqadsa 46lz
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M MARRIKGE,
and COlIPETgNCE,
- ~ /" J
4 fYVLlAfLs ITl

That We bcoI i4s TsutqIe. scarce in the mefidsy
irokrusp lwsgb 9hsbitl4 Nl corfdialfa1 81 gessst
nd aiImnts hrTiv yI III lie pm % siN ehI,tAnne
II life at All asf ft iysfh he,lth hWnger o. 9Jfhf
md happy sefsnip u mind, a9ains ho| aspha'l9n rphh
N.ut of M S4 i'm saiTernss al GBtiraps tetts
before pvrlaI during xirlhDDd the frat lra maI',ge
srrs their origin g light y pass ul'uos'ey o. soat's
' IN AgEEts TE4Hs,sg paisis,g
When too Iate u be benstsd by our know Irdr ~ look
,srk 9d ,ButtPpaJ fSsrrhs ialk feYgs'sgeG' =" PH
What would we eao eisSsss lsnssess falY 1llyeg
knowledge ws.pltHiq alg ye=s aud wlal aa,.SAla ~
iigls of angaisl we Might rot hayg BEEN tpaTd - H's
,ro v ss WAS Aiaels pdAsssrd. II Is fgssot iiod
MELANCIEoBv' AND sTAnTLIstt71ad
Ia brIi the sisIsss aqd ,nnSrg end,ul BY wife
for many years from casrs ample aud conliiabt enAif
rm eJird-or better sill mot Incurred, ifrvrry
WIPE AND MOTHBItH isinid3
ns.e.ssd he ain,lioa ropsined IN aiiitie .siht twhh
!, lie irael sf All wiiehwoald tobs1sH trslwal)
YEARS OF DIIsERY,H ! yiiAso
,rd IN her husband IL, constant toll and a.it ~ mt
necessarily deypsfng Mipd hin rm sickness nii Nhti
'nu ri9s IN be nyptirt"nay q negll,iE gl,1l slsi
Il hicl, would seeuic Ie happiness ~ f1hise sic and
,lhliren. gIfwrI lsH3W. "A
SECURE THE MEAXSs OF tIAFPIHEsg
Dy hrcnms Il time possessed oi lr know lras the Wsd
u Which has caused the sickness ahd lorrrty i.nsal1si
.,he il she negicct 10 y herself Of fhat kuOw lsaEe ~
rsIrc to herself Which wa,Ia spare her mue sntfyr s, bs
he means gf happiness sgd rosle,i = ", hus'd SNg
bodies with healgn muds That knew rdsgp eoalnedin IL
A NnI
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THE, VANDOOIsN HOUSE,

III. - In Gilboa. -I-
TVyHE Undersigned has lately fitted up and
IL established the above house for the &C.
commojation oil the travelling public, which
shall not be surpassed by any village house
in this State. and respectfully invite those
who may pass this way to call In;
HENRY WING.
Gilboa, Ohio, Oct. 90, 1852. 2.H'yEilI,i 6O4
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
oFTHE
SURPLUS REVENUE.
Loaned to Putnam county, Ohio, for the
gear ending Jdnudry27, AsD lS54.oi

Dr., Toamounlreceivedfrom To State $6474il 10
Cr, gBys amount repaid staIei'ij-''a,i1 59G ~
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Crl There is considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.
NIB Directions for The guidance OF
pnticnis in every disorder are nftixedio
each Pot. l- !.'t't as'
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Sold at the Establishment Of Professor
lItLLowAy, 244, Strand, (aear Temple
Br, London,) aud by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medlciaes
throughout the British Empire, and OF
those Of The Uniled States, in Pots al
sac, and ST. SOC. each, Wholesale by
the principal Dug houses in the Union,
and by Messrs. A. D. g. D,.SANps. New
Vnrk
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.hnuJ have Been sdid.' HN. y %
il i imrrae,iealr to convey blly lI yarr4s ppLrgis
raed Of Iheyaie a nature strictly intrt,d or ilr
,nared nr tioye runemI sing marriages lat rnle
rsirots nr enjoying health aud flat hranty iponsrqeri nps
hraltis wacis deiy~ hrr aIpinrs>. aud ils,t
Il her hisbad hui Either has will obtain IT, hes " III
ever, husband who n tr lure ard affection i hts wiis -
heart OF ,haeo hi-own reppin'y iwrre'swrntf ilu4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-19
Oct. 10, l553-cod2m
'I'IIE subscriber will offer for sale his DWELL

'I'IIE subscriber will offer for sale his DWELL
ING HOUSE, ON 9TH street and > vacant
lots adjoining thereto. Also, 400 acres of land
two miles from the city, on which is n now dwell
ing house with eight rooms, new frame Barn.
p by 30 feet storys high, and all other out
houses. Ono tract of land containing between
) and 600 Acres, with small house on the
tract. The fencing is all good and new and much
OF II Is of plank the land is quite productive, lays
well and is well watered and plenty of Timber
This tract is about 3 miles from the city.
The above will be offered privately until farther
notice, if not sold privately the same will be of
fered at Auction.
also wish to dispose of the Piedmont Works
These works are very valuable, as may be seen
upon examining them. There is very large
amount of good and valuable machinery attached
to these works. would prefer to sell all of the
machinery together, but will sell in parcels to
suit persons wishing to remove it. There is ev-
cry piece Of machinery in and about the works
that could be used in car shop or agricultural
establishment. There is about one acre of ground
belonging to the works, which will be sold also;
and 2 Acres attached under a long lease. This
being Immediately the Bason makes it very
valuable for lumber yard, as well as Machine
shop.
| have something over million of feet of
lumber on hand-seasoned, of all kinds-which |
wish to close out as speedily as possible.
Also on hand, a large stock of agricultural i'm
plements; say Plows Iarows, Cultvators Hay
Presses, Wagons, Wheebarrows, Churns, Hay
Cutters, Cornshellers and every thing used for
agricultural purposes, which will sell at very
reduced prices. These will be offered privately
until further notice. GEO. q. CURLE.
oct. lO-eod2m
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FUTURE DAYS
BN pANNIIL ~ SONS, Auct'rs.
Valuable Imp owed Property.
ON OLD STREET. FOR Sal

Wv VII = 7 NItTsT, T0Ih NNTaTls
On Thursday, Goth inst. 1 o'clock. thu
prrnso4 wlu onrt auctun that Nnluahle proper.
the rtor of Market and Old streets Will known
~ the / \ ON fAh VEIN
THIS Is u IN 81 aamllahle stand tor Hotel being
fentRI position convenient to the Sonthsids depot
rhrmoprrty hout.l2i tcrt Ia IN. Market stree. 81
tcet men Oid Street. and present oceuncd y
thtrr and twa hric. huldinga with Il
re,sary houses, and >utlc,cn rruund Tor tur
ter improve ruts--th, wkoc onstIv {. ntcttrhIr
ntea LARGe llortL. small c>pen.e lhc WHO'D, ,
property VII h' utef i ~ nnr lu enlh tenement 80
tsei, IN" company may desire. \ = nj be ttcu NJ
Office.
ftRMs-On halt ! months crcdit, without iptvrcs
the balance uppn und = months credit. with interest
nilrd. - approved endorsed notes aud deed II
required, put, ha-crs .iauled dn, sale
whiri, Is al present si50 per nnnum.
HERBERT WlllrMORE
fANNlll X Sons. Aurt'r4 - TT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-19
AGRICULTURAL FAIR

fENAkOuuH LIE LlBEHALl1A Oh THE Di-
rrr'u,~ ct the South S.lc R,roas Goupau> nun,
bers oI the Union Agt tlJ.ra Sotietv sh,ng visit
the Ear opeung fr,or.hug on 4esiay noNt, viii h
Ha,>ei tho ro4d and rrta.n,ae, trrc. Mem
bersir fee, q. Grrin ate may be lid ou appIrorur
III" store ui Plr1urhs SLATER 4 ca.
OF lS-ts JAS. { RAIN, S,c'lv.
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'DSTpONENENT

The .,c Of he abb W House aud Lot i postponed
until further The sn Of the Mill &c. viii
niny take place ON the 2I,i October
oct 9-t>
~ llnchhurg Republican Richmond Wing and
Ennnirar cnnN 21nMld.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-19
$50 Acres OF Land,

bs recent survey sliunthd n the counties 81 Campbell
nd Brdt,rd, Sn'mtnn river ndluuane The lands Of
4. ". Ward. y. \ Afnoid. +. II. .,ifari, Picn,unt
korrts aud others. Tins tract has recpny hren divti
FL iurn and vii be ,old ,-cnc tact
combining pho1l 1913 mere. Mr Wm. II Jacobs who
NM resilr> the Iand Will show L, Any nelsou who
Nlsht, 10 II.
One Il ind 81 the pnr-hn-c money f,r rnah will
her"quucd to b pad an the day Il sbc and "a credit ol
aud two yef-, equai in-ln mcor-. Ii be given ON
the haia, The purchaser viii BIZ required give
tudld Wi'horrrosed security. md the p lei 'n"I urti
the whole OF the purchase money pshl. The MI" to
ia land know, Ia, good but the commissioner W
only convey such tide ~ is vested ia Inn.
nci 9.wtls THE lEGA TEES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-19

states that il is again asserted that 50.0DO Rus
sans were in DrobudschI, under ten. Ludcrs,
and were on-tantly receiving rrinforcemcnts.
omer Pasha Wis only waiting 81. Arnaud'e
ders 10 attack Be,sarabia.
Ill the arrangements in the Turkish army in
dlcat" an attention for winter campaign.
The Russians are conc rutrutcd in the neghbor
hood OF l~inai
The detail, Of the Sehastopol news WAS not eN.
peeted by the British. Government before the 9TH
inst.
The Turk, were hastcning through Bulgaria,
by forced marches, Tor the sea coast.
The Austrian I'm a-,tdnr at Paris had called
ON Drouyn DE E'loys 10 express the satisfaction
Of his Government al the success OF the allied ar
mics.
The St Petersburg Journal publishes decree
torblddng thu export OF corn.
There was great rejoicing throughout Englund
and France over the victory at Sebastopol.
Au attack ON Cron,tadt is now seriously mcna-
ced.
DEATH oE \ MEMBER OF CoNGRrSS.-lIon.
Jared Perkins, who r,prcsontpd the Cheshire dis
trict OF New Hampshire in the last Congress, died
at his residence in Nashua, in that State last Sat
urday.
Rev. John L. Waller, a learned divine of the
Baptist church, died few days ago at Louisville,
Ky.
.Saom at the North.
BosToN, Oct. l7.-Snow fell in Worcester and
in som" parts of New Hampshire, Monday, To
the depth of three inches.
NAvAL.-rl,cE $. sioop of war Plymouth sail
ed from Hong Kong Tor home ON the 10Th of ia
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HOUSE &LoT FOR RENT.
Roanoke College,

FACULTY.,
Rev. David r. Bittle A, NJ, President and Profess.
of Moral and intellectual Science, &c,
3. Carsone Wells A. NJ, PROT Mathematics and
Natural Science,
Henri G. Won IIoxar Prof, Ancient and Modern Ian
gnages.
V. +. Bolton, Tutor
YUNHlS Institution, located Mt Salem, Va, will
tnence Its next session October 4th. Expenses for
the session of ten months, including Tuition, Boa,d
Room.rent, Fuel, Lights and Incidental expenses $ll2
For particulars address the President
aug l9-dsc6mos Rep copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-19

now in operation near the Gas works. and oppo-
site the Piedmont. Ii not sold privately, the
same will bc offered at auction; say thirds my
interest in the Machine. | also offer for sule
about one million oil Brick.
This Machine is very valuable MS may be seen
upon examining its operations, as il will make
from - to 10000 Brick per day. The yard is
well located, and all necessary fixtures are per
feet.
invite persons wishing to purchase any of
this property to examine for themselves.
will just say, that all persons indebted to me
will be expected to settle imcdiately. us | must
and will close my business. | deem it unncces-
sary to invite persons having claims against me
10 present them, Us the most of them are not 50
modest 5 to wait for an invitation, &c.
GEO. G. CURLE.
Oct 10 I553-nodo,n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-19
Cloths. Furnishing Goods. &c,

1--WE subscriber has receive his Fall and Winter
j G5ots, consisting 1T French CT tbs anil Cassi-
o best nknsi very sup" md heavy
French Denver Cloths and Casimere.; II beau
tiiu Brow Cloth; one do. Blrck-very lcw-sutabs
lor lndc4' Chunks.
Veslioes OF Plush. yelvet Silk, &C.. &c.
Trimmi' rs Of newest style md hest quality.
Sh rls Collars. nyefs Under shirts (som, very
lnre) Hands, IS Cmyats. Scaris Stocks, Gloves Half
Hose. a.c &c.
lV The Tailoring department managed by Ambrose
Page who "i i'll spare exetion continue the satis
faction he has = long given. WIN. l. FACE.
+. s. WASrFn-rwo Good Jou1neymen Tail
ors--io whom u good ard the BEST WAGES
will be givol. None but good hands need Apply
WIN. H. FACE.
oct II dts W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-19
Sale of Valuable City Property,

NT4VKUTN, Nc, e.
ffNliE subscriber, within view to the liquidation al
his lcr-, viii olrr loi sale h4 rcanenre the
city - lynrbbure tho following rsinbe property, ~;
fhc House and Lot IN VIII Ia lac rr.idcs, situated
II tie vicinity Of |. raVuc'-. JuhnJ Nataun-' uui
other, The improvements nro new md NJ the most
comfortable aud snhstanlipl rlurutte,; the GARDEN
wy productive; thn GROUNDS uGntN turHnvFp
OEytMfN WAL NAlNs suit Burnl -, ald upon the
rtefpt=.., W ELI ot the BESr WATER in ther IT,
Al thu tim .nnl ia#e will ", and MI Tn House
hold and XII chen Furniture ONE GAuu,Gt. ONt
,aoS bnc uidi, nmi pn't Ilotsc. ~, e.. a..
After sale Of nbnyr. will lac sold Twenty Seven
Negroes, oou-i.rlue ol ,nou. md boy; nmoue
ih,m IhIcr EU.ss2 YHi.s,s. Several S{en14frS. one
P,tsc' md Thinner win can be- REQ amended
anlnn, .ti,r best IN tae Sut,; Ono Carriage Driver
aHl NM WontS Stumble Ear hou-c unl ,nut,,
md am, n, them srstn eN.rlou' tnn.s " ,-hors, g.
S,la Ii coun"ncc tue 2blu uy ct Octaber, 1894 it
iiI rt the icy. TAR ,lay. md corliuoa frrn day
dny unul sod. 1crm- mud ,nnNd the dnl II a,Ir.
sep - dyvtls T.. LOCKWOOD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-19
-as@ Ever. Article entirely New!
IN GOOD CONDITION.

JOnE +, llOnsON. l.. l.. ARMIsTEAD.
IOBSON& AkMlSfEAD hive artucd c pa RI.
-hir t'r th Wpu,e of conducting SHOE
md HIT TRADE in IYnclhdlr, Va. nnd having re-
urcd itou j' Nn,r1efn Cities, whore they have Sc
eoted. Lon mis- unIkct, win aud riecnution.
srs., al BOOIS, SHOES. HATS and CARS of tho
ne@e-t style. uu ot al gua"s, Trunks Cnrp.i Bags
nod nveS line ot zoo l. that would be expected To be
tuuni IN Tho general ncol bu mess. intending p"ase
with ltta aciip6 lhs most ftsidious Ladies or Gem
tlsmef who may nvor them Nth u cn
lhe terms Go which they expect to pay due respect)
being Cast IL l. hoped their friends and the public will
appreciate he very uuny Advantages arising from this
tho Gnsl System 81 doing business. and come toward
md ny. once, the spirit ri ''NoUNd AaERIcA."
tW Next 10 Is. X. Watkins Ohinu Store, aud near
the tarnrr.' hlnk. oet I2.ds W
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NAvAL.-lhe [. $. sioop of war Plymouth sail.
ed from Hong Kong for home ON the Goth of ia
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Nh \ VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FoR
- SALE By virtue of n deed of trust execn-
cused to us by Thomas I. Norman, we will
ON "Wednesday. November lst,lS5l # fnir, If not,
the next fair day, sell. upon the promises, 10 the
highest bidder, a Tract or LIND lying in
Campbell county, containing 2Jo nores-nore or
less. situated on Flat Creek, and adjoining tho
lands of Elizabeth II. Clark Henry Gnrhee, Geo.
Neuilr. &c.
rERMs-Four, eight md - months-honds
with good personal security, and title retained
till lust payment. Possession given January lst,
Is55. Acting ns trustees we shall convey with
special warranty, though the title is believed 80
he good. For further information apply 10 joel
Il. l.eftwch, ieiiom Branch, tdmpbeH 60, or
To frhos. I. Norman. Lynchbmg.
j ;'i I + + rE %sfs}SSTT@S''c", Trustees
~ All persons indebted To r. T. Norman or
To Maormnn 4 Martin ARE requested to mako
speedy payment. ms longer indulgence nil not be
granted oct 2-d2tnw-ctds
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SHor al the North
BosToN, Oct l7.-Snow fell in Worcester and
in SON" parts of New Hampshire, on Monday, to
the depth of three inches.
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FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL TREES

q =
f$G Hk Mk TJS
--.k.- 1885 --.k-- --@S~--
T. suhscihrr arf ter -ale this fall nfre stoc,
a. superior FREES nnl SllkuRs ns iolln~-:
hon Apple llr.'s ri ssnd SIZE, oi tho hnrst fruit,
40 Apricot. of the b,sI /, ud-,
5Ho Dwarf rrnr - snrieiies al the nod approved
kiads.
8 0Bb Peach 1ocs--oarl, mud ntcof tie best vHric.
, 900 Rasc- Rc onnntes. Ten, bourbon, Nniaeltc and
Ma.s Roses; Ncrhenu, ilcliolroprs,
lnBn Gippo ne. ui native tnttsha, and Ian
bella aud ui Of tho host European kinds
Alzn. BoN Ele,rr, strawberry plants nnl Asparagus
Root. fnutiie of A-Iptnpus Ncd-atd flowor Gar
,ons ahl On and sbnc anl ornnm"utnl lfca- plautc
On tcasoun' L. crms. Orders pnl ed nnd forwarded To
any nnu nf IN Stnre OF fnon JOHN HALLIDAY
AGENES ~ LNNGllBl RG; Mr. Ambrose Ruckcr,
Mrs-f- McCorNlo \ Jnnes.
nnR - ,ptA"n---tetn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-19

Rev. John l.. Waller, learned divine of the
Baptist church, died few days ago at Louisville,
L.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-19
Linsccd Oil and Paints.

A Supply Of Lnsoed OIL White Lend. White and
a Brown Zinc Porcelain FINISH. Narn-hes Sp'us
Turpenii e. Brushes Green and Yellow Dry and in OILS
&c. &c. For sule by JOHN II. SEAY & CO.
l8.t4 Druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

MAN KILLED BY LIGHrNNG.-Oo Monday after
nooD the l7ih Of July, during the prevalence Of c
storm Of ain and lightning,t barn Of Mrs. Grayer,
in be vicinity Of Psrnsoarg, Montgomery county was
struck With lightning aud set on ire. Mr.. David
Weidber, who was in tie BUILDING with two other
men. was INSTANTLY killed, add his companions were
rends insensible. The women in toe "a N house
bad b1 ely time 70 drag the bodies from the Darn
before 1t was entirely ehyeoyed in flames Four
horses, about seven hundred bushels OF wheat.
wagons and harcess, aud large quantity Of hay
consumed WITH II. The storm in the neign
30 hood OF Allentown ieyelled the corn with The
aiou; j, which will iuiure TIE crops considerably.
Near :be Bus Ridge the storm was ae.ompanie
with bail, among which sese me Us large ~ hicA
nry nuts. Considerable manage was done IN eaas
ing wiatow glasses, &o.--Leash pa Regtstey.
.yuiy 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

PRISONERS SHoT AT THE JAlI.-Yesterdiy sitter
no n, Ysile the prisoners were In the yari of tn
Jill washDg theins,iv Ives, difficulty occurred among
Then " ieh led TO I. fsht. Que Of toe Do suty al
himself with pistol, aud threateuer tGe pa Ties
that be YOU Gre mon tenn II they did not cease
their quarrel. To sbs tire they paid no a,tenti9n
when Re f,ed, shooting swo Of then in fatal man
ner the balls entering their bndies 10 The negnbo
hood OF the side and breast. The mfn were taken
into he jail and surgical assistance procured bat ~
is b liesei that neither u them can recover. Oae
of tie parties shot II sad 20 be the murderer Of
U, tied States officer, who was killed upon the
plains two years ago, and for which he was sen
trnc.d to three years imgrisonmen.-St Louis In
tsH.Rcncff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

PEgrLous StTuATIoS-NAgRow EsCAPE FIox
DRowHisG.--Saturiay evening, young manly the
name Of John Ray, accompanied b. Two lads, one
thirteen years ot se AMI the other twelge--Eae old
est son of Illus T. Carter, the ynuagast nal med Al
bert Scamman--while making the shore from of the
Lights in a small boat, lhayipg been 90 a fishing
eScursion,) had tic boat filed by wave AID ia.
stsntly sunk. Noope of the party vas able to VIM
or three fathoms deep, AMI heavy sea rolling in.
the boat. Ray and Albert also rose and Instructive
y grasping at the first object, pulled Frank from
the boat, and all sunk again together. Frank (w1o
seems to bave been possessed u wonderful, presence
OF mind) managed to senarats himself from the
other two, and By this time the waves had carried
him within the reach Of some seawee5, which 90
grasped hold Of, and by which hs was partially
buoy ed up and enabled to reach back ami rescne
the other boy, whose whereabouts he asce-taned by
the bubbling OF The water. So, by The 4;a e .ne
seaweea and the saves tSey at last roacGsd the ex-
tremity OF projecting point oi rock the ig t5.
Had they 1oated by this point. wdicn they were
very likely 30 have done, they could not hsyc been
saved. Mr.. Ray got hold OF the DO i ana drifv. I
a. hofe. When The younger boys reached the shore
they were perfectly helpless, AID nearly insansible
rom chill and exhaustion. They were conveyed to
the house of he light keeper, Nc. Davis, shere for
tnna;ely was physician, and friends belonging 10
the party. By tie usual applications Il, cllation
was restored, and they were soon IN importing coz
dliiop. These young men were nsused TO boating,
or they uld Dot, In ell probability have met WITH
this accident. TIER escape seems ttic ieSs ih IN
miIacu.ous.-P0yfiaad -idrcTttSer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-30

SrNeuLAR.-A little daughter Of Mr.. A. Reach,
three and half years cd, stuck small carpet nail
in the bottom Of of her feet three weeks ago yes
terday, which YVES pulled ont, and the foot done mp
serious by the family. The folio wing Sabbath she
was taken by spasms, and q physician was called,
who did hia utmost prevent the lockjaw notwith.
standing which her teeth were closed tight several
times, and The little oBe endured intense pain for
several days, vi b but little appSeut rest. At the
present time she appears slowly recovering, but
cannot speak, nor has she spoken since the Sunday
MOI ming when she was first attacked with spasms.
1t Is matter Of some doubt whether she win ever
talk again. Such cases have occurred before
LotreN Netrs, July 26.