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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23
La Sale precioc, Peoria co. H., Frb'y 6, 1919.
ESQ. BARKsn OF Ntw oAsros, ILL sAYs:J

ESQ. BARKER Of NEW DAMON, ILL SAYS
Nj H. G. Farre'Fs Arab IN Lininent hi. cured some
had here. which every other remedy Ind failed
in one whe swelling aud contracted corts 4,
the of boy twelve yen.s oil The leg I'd wither-
Ell AWAY, and ed Tint he ha OF il.
Three do hal tried their skill upon it in vain, and
he fast sihkin, The grave when the boys futher
vas intucrd tn Try H. q. Farre's Arabian i.innent
Before u fret bptr I'd up he came 10 Mr.. b.
store, alI the fir, words he spoke wrre Mr. Bunker
want al that Lniment you huye in the storf the one
bot lie got dill my boy goo than all that ha
been dane beor.." That hoy is now well mi hearty,
aad hu, free of his legs 1t is good foe sprains,
hrtii eS. cuts burns and ngs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23

C.niederaoy. The statue. designed by ljellew.
occupies the centre of the building much in she
same way that of Sir Walter seo't does IN The
Edinburgh monument Ihe upper portion Of the
building is to be used as a reoord room to contain
relics Of the great siaesman-an original and adj
mirnhle idea
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23
Arrivals at the washington House

UP tn 3 O'CLOCK YESTERDAY.
VIM. w. LIEF rWICH, Propriet0r.
j Preas, f Hancock, Bedford; NIustain,
Dews Pitlsylvania; J w Smith, Leesvie; f
w james, A w North; Miss North, Il II Maui
rau. Saunders; jr. Campbell; r Thomas, C
q o r r; Watson Smith city d S Pool. Rock
bridge; w 0verton, Appomattox, Wilkin-
son, Va; 7 Nj Logan, Abingdon:G c Dixon, Tenn
B Christian Amherst; J f Sale, Liberty; p
Echols, Bedford Alum Springs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23

WAR with all its horrors" is not so relent-
les enemy to those fell diseases Scrou-
la. Syptili heuu.asm the impruden OF Mercu.
ry, and other affections arising from a tainted and i'm
pure Of the ond CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
is The only remedy which viii drive II csc nsdious dis
from the system. Many have been restored to
health whn but for its tn.y aid would have sunk in
dspair. D., not delay. bat try il time. June % n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23

HOUSE % RENT IN HRTSrIANSBURG-
IL The 'ommu'lious brick Dwelling House and fou,
Acres of Ground. TIE Male Academy. and known
as the Prfstyteaaa Parsonage. 1t is beautifully sua
ted aud oahde with nal and ubberv
Terms, per annum, SI2j, aud noidenti tepairs.-
Alplyt' E. P.LEGAR, Cbrisiiansburg
iuue
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23

COURT OF APPEALS. The Supreme Court of
Appeals of Virginia will commence its annual
session at Lewisburg, on Tuesday, the 10th day
of July next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23
GALE OF NEGROES

GALE OF NEGROES.-By virtue of a deed
~ nf trust executed BY William H. Watson for the
benefit Of John N. Singleton, which has been duly ~,
co,ded in The Clerks Office ,f the Hustugs coun n,
shis city, shall on Saturday. the 90 inst at IL a.
clock A. NJ. front Of the AInrke, Ho Sc in this city
proceed to sell Mt public an lion for cash two young
Negro Men, conveyed in trust by said iced
TfiOS. j. KIRKPATRICK.
June "a dtds Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23

HEAVY DAMAGES FOR SLANpER.--In the Cir
cut Court f. Lewis county, Kentucky, a YER
diet for ten thousand dollars damage was award.
ed, last week ina suit of SANDER against William
Giddings. The plaintiff was Miss Barley. 1t
appeared on the trial that Giddngs had paid his
addresses to Miss b., and had been rejected,
previous to his making the slanderous charges
which the jury has SO signally punished in dam
ages.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23
Ca.d-wiLLlAN TURIN ea.r. M,

1 Cald -WtLLIAM TURIN oasr+ his ~rr
"A vices 10 the ciiizrns ~ Lvnchbnrg as a GENERAL
CoLLEeToe All claims enruyied To him viii be prompt
|yetended IL; and all moneys paid over . a. col
lecied.
OrueE wi'h Henry D. Flod, nearly opposite Virgin
ian Of,e
REFEREscEs.-Henry D. FianI Ia',es frrtwon, Ed
weri d. Christian William Sitter, J ssrrh B. Nswln
june % d2w te+ >.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23

SOUTHERN MAIL.--The contract for CARRYING
the great Southern mail over the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, will commence the lst July.
This arrangement will greatly facilitate the regu.
lar transportation of the important mails carried
over that route, and will also be source of profit
to the Railroad.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23

The Marshall family is Aoorshing like green
bay tree In Kentucky In the seventh, or Lou
isville Congressional District Humphrey Mar
shall, ono OF the opponents of Gen. Scott, in the
Residential campaign of 1852, has received the
Know Nothing nomination for Congress. In the
9Th District A. X, Marshall is the Know moth
ing candidate for Congress, and his brother, the
famous Thomas +. Marshall, is out as a eandi-
date against him. ~
I'M Il LIN T. !f-J01 7a,ieIs Ut Linz ia mad
1Land for 'ale at FRANK IN ! BRO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23

SERIOUS AFFRAY.-An alteration took place
recently at Strasburg, Va, between Messrs
Pitman and Cooper, in the course of which the
former was severely stabbed by the latter, who
arrested and held to bail in the sum of s 900
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23
NOR TOBACCONIsTs

ENVN EVDAVVVNISH - nc sibsctlbef
would call thr attention OF Ms nufaciufers a su
peiipr artc of Tobacco Flavntng VIII CHI he is pre-
parng. several kinds Eery choice Also Crimson and
BlLe B,andine Paint. Branding Brushes branding
Boards, Tonqua Beans AMI Sweet Oil all Of the hest
quality Far sale by JOHN II SEAY, Druggist.
iihno
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23

A MASTER PIECE OUTCOME. We have lately
supposed Ayera Cherry Pectnral the Ultima Thule
In ia line and thai nothing had been would be in
vented which could surprs il in it, fine r,ihs OF excel
-hce medicine. hut confidently assured ny
those conpeent judge The subject that Dr. Ayers
Pills excel in hgh medical siy even that wiie y
celebrate I'd embodnen OF his skill Tie has ceded
in making them only pleasant to take but powerful
the large CHI SIS of mplainta which require
urgatve rene y,-Lancaster A.gus Ky
jane % DIV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23
THIS DAY.
BY AKEKs 4 DTLLARD, Auc,s

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
L offer for sale, mt the Market House il, ,bis
on Saturday 3 'rd inst. ut II O'Clock A NJ no
House and Lot in Sandy Ho"k trecently sold by WIN.
I. fancey, Cou'r with the improvements thereon, nm,
credit of md - months, the p,rrhnser gyin >
negotiable notes well endorsed fi equal portions of bn
Grchasc nancy.
This property is valuable. and W., deserves tLe nj.
tenrion of purchasers satisfa tory rte will be con
viewed JOHN FALWEII
iue 81 dt23rd AkERS Il BILLIARD Auc,,rs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23

VIRGINIA CRoPs.-Since the demise of SAM"
nothing is of much interest to the general pub
lie as the prospect of the crops and the probable
price of wheat. With respect to the wheat crop
the accounts are various. In some districts the
yield will be very swallowing to the depreda
tons of The chinoh bug and JOINT worm. In 9TH
err districts, where these pests have not aboundrd,
the WELD will be large. On the rich bottom lands
the crops generally far better than an average
the dry, C I'D season having been favorable to
such lands. Upon the whole tive speak merely
of Eastern Vrginia,) we think the product of this
year will fully, equal perhaps somewhat exceed,
that Of last year-and the quality promises to be
very fine. AS to the crops of Western Virginia
and OF the great West, we have no sufficient in
formation to speak positively. We presume,
from such accounts as we have seen. that an av-
erage yield may be anticipated. Rich. Whig.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23

SrABBING Casa fracas occurred Wednes-
day, between two of the servants of the Boiling
brook Hotel, Petersburg, in which one of them re +.
ceived wound which will probably prove fatal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23

TERRIFIC SroRM.--fhe Christainsburg He
raid says "On Sunday evening", about dark this
place and Its vicinity were visited by most ter
rife storm. The tightening was one incessant,vi-
vid glare,and crash after crash of deafening thun
der told how near and deadly tho electric fluid
There were some seven strokes near town,
by which trees were torn TO pieces. One large
tree near the depot was struck, and the tighten
ming passed down the tree, entered a shanty oc-
cupied by the hands and Frustrated eight nine
of them, shocking three or four very severely
All have recovered. The same stroke tore hog
pen to pieces, that stood at the foot Of the tree,
killing three shoats. A very heavy rain and hail
accompanied the storm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23
Tnn prevalence of incorreet notions upon the

THE prevalence Of Incorrect notions upon the
Inject OF medicine /. great cause of misery Nehi
cal tice should be governed by principles Gus
deduced from the contributions OF long xperenre and
cose observations. How i'm ortant then, TINT med i
zine should be taken by nyalils unless il from
thu nds of OF TALENT judgment and the strictest
probty. Hoo1ad'- German Bhters, penared by DR.. Q.
NJ. Jackson, fhiadr phia is preparation enianating
from of the celebrate prpci tnners OF modern
times. aud of the grrnes medical writers termaGy
produced. This Article ia in able hands, evi.
dencr that the article repaired careful and skifu.
ly il j. producing the rt original inventor nten l.
ell. 1t il used BY Of the leading practitioners OF
Phiiephia in cases %, debility of the Il gestve organs
hilary apparatus aud The Diseases ncsirg there
from. We therefore recommend this medicine to sut-
tering irvai l.. See ntiyerii ement. iune 23-dow
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23
AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS.
Sale of Real ESta,e.


tDf yittne IT drctl trust executed I, tha -,
ID signed IS II Mere ihh. ir bearing da,a 81
----- OF August. 1871, the undersigned ~ T. - :,
promises, expose sale nv way of public nnc,i ne
the 9Th o. July, Ia % 10, No. 9s9 AZ tho ~, IA
If 9ti aad 5, aey. with the Improvement, ~
on rur si-ttng Of Two wooden Tenements and n W
excesnt wainr. "
T1Ras,-A credit II C II and mnnih.. eon., :.
stalneu,s; AID :te putca,er will b. required 10 -; "
grtnhr notes, sati.f,rt rily rrd ed ard tho al
tn ned uaiH he y halr lrrrci ms,cy i mai -,
titls, ia btieved Ia ~ "a tinsble. at acttnp a.
tee will only ron,., 9Th 4peeal rnn,,
G, VI MEREDITH Ten.,a.
iarc '3 ls'wtt'i " s'
NOTICE -P4is.a.. roa .i...-t =, ,ra.f s,..,,- :,
l - ~ BY T. 4 kia>ai, III + ill.,. 49,
If cia,itg mi ea an 10. 9Th dt.nf ,y.px
'Rr.is1 at { sid AtS'n>na. III Aiain ,t,.e, NV
cee T.. al N I'D, -1rfin he nr.lp nv -
CO = tpn.i .i,,s II rht~ fi l-,.s ,in,t rt
FIR iai.. S,.,Sr
I'' u e'+'. o upon nrl Inn h..a r.,e M.
ON ' tlls. ra,iie-. y
Until ,ay"f .ae the 10 - ing p .,pe :, /, o1,aa
sale privately. GEO. " LEE Tras,o
june sa-tGtiiy
NOTICE 4 will sell, on the premises, M an.,i--
= Wedn ,s,lny, the 27ti of June. Mt 2 o'co.l n
NJ, Two HOUSES AND LOTS, me a la,ge r.,
Building with eight ram' in a good neighborhoo1 ~
thu Republican Hill, occupied by VIM RI
the other situated in tie neig hborhnnd of Mr. a."
nor far from Mr.. Dard's This is convenien, IL
snita lie for email family. renting for 80 no. MI
The liouse has seven
Also, vacant Lot, lying ON he Turnpno Ri
n.t alb, e Pllleis Tuver. Terms en- day or s.ia
JOHN FARISS
Sa'ero he con ilctelly
june 1s-it27 nne ARERS 4 DILIARD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23
Negroes Wanted

Negroes Wanted yisgn;4 npd Ten
nesSee Railroad Company wish 10 hire fpr he re-
murder OF The year so able pode Negroes to work.
ayihe truck and consruciinr the roai est of Wytne.
juno eats ~"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23

OUTRAGE AT YoRKTowN.--The citizens of
Yorktown are justly indignant at the gross out
RACES which hive recently been committed upon
the property of Mr.. Robert Anderson, an old
and esteemsd citizen of Yorktown. 1t seems
that Mr.. A. has recently made arrangements for
extensive Improvements in Yorktown, having
purchased brick steam machine for the manu-
facture of bricks, and associated with him some
two three Northern men of capital and great
experience in brick making. Some parsons ex-
pressed great dissatisfaction, at the Introduction
of live Yankecss' in their midst and few Sat.
urday nights SINCE repaired to the wharf, and
tumbled the brick machine into the river.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23
Jew BOOKS. NEW BOOKS, NEW

! BOOKS.-ihe Mis- ing Briia hv Mrs. Emma D.
\. Soulhwrh fresh supply; The Waterman, by j.
A. NJ, fresh supply; Star Parers by n Ward I'eecher;
The Consrript. by Duma>: Men of Charlotte by Jer
rnd; Mammon. the Hard hip. Of an Heir ,ss, by
his. Gore; Conc Cat Cnrners-the Experience of
Conservative Family by BE nuly; Hearts Ease. KIN
neth and the Heir of Radcf all by th- same author:
Per Is of Couri.'ip the adventures of Novel Read
eti the Controversy between Senator Brooks md
John Archbishop of New York. nIso fresh supply Of
Oil Shades of the latest and beautiful styles
brought to This market; Paper angings. line Screen
every pattern. entirely new, and asn. large supply OF
the finest kind of Stationery. for party purposes The
Laies particularly requested call and look it
at r. A. WILLIAMS
New Book and Music Store opposite Citizens Sa*ings
Bank Main sire, l. Lynchbnrg. Va. lune 22-Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23

HORRIBLE AFFAIR IN PRESTON CouN1Y.-At
a German settlement in Preston county, on Sun
day. the 10th instant, man named Eben Lip
scomh. murdered his wife. HI had been in bad
health and was i'll tempered and quarresome.-
On the morning in question, she sitting at
the door of the house, when he took an axe,
crept up behind her, &c with the handle of the axe
crushed her skull in ; and then, as she fell, took
the blade of the axe, and horribly split and man
gled her face. He then attempted to beat ont
his own brains against the door, stabbed himself
twice in the abdomen, and plunged into mill
pond near. He arrested and placed in
Jail at Kjngwood. He said that bodily and men.
tai infrmity caused the act. for said he 1.-THE
sun never shone better or kinder woman than
my wife" He is about As years of age. and the
father of six children.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23
Saa Pam Of 10 gears s'Vadiag cnrei By n q FpTeF,
dr1Ii0

Ma. H. g. FtRaELL Dear Sn htl bee nffl cied
with the Sun p i'm for the last trn years aud could
relief except by heeline but by tie #
H. G Fur ellis Araban Iinimr. /, applied the
temples about tlirer four TINES Il ~. il rney
removed aud Inv, felt thing Of Il since. | went
nl" tho stable nigh apply or+es leg
an1 being very lam, h stumbled mud tell against my
leg. cru h ne aud bru ing them badly that they
ed black NY hat, rendering them piwef .ess. ap
piled your Lfnnent AID was wall enough in a few days
90 about again ugl. | ais, crushed my fnger
In shocking Kramer, by eftin1 back log fal! upon
yoa I.inmeh soon healed II up though.
JOHN B. MCGEE.
Snlla L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23

DELIGnrFuL.A buggy ride, with pleasant
company, splendid HORSE excellent buggy, over
a good road, On charming evening, such as wt
had the other day, is the perfect realization of the
Genealogical,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~. G. FarreTs Arabian Liniment

Every family shonil at once procur. bottle of the
great Arabian remedy Tor nan anl beast cal d II g.
FARRELL's ARABIAN LINIMFNr. Il allays the
mol Intense pains in fe.~ ,,issa-z rnss,,r== the synv;-
al III or iifst s=#t+r, md thus rtf iont-, it
penr.rates the hesn the tone. lakes canirac ed
COR +. cures rhennatism and pal.ed limbs Of twenty
years stan ting also tunnr sselld leck. enlarge.
of the el,nls anil IL the best medicine for .ii-
meht- Of cail "yar di.c"yee rnr sweeny, spavin.,
spint. and al diseases which require extrrEal APP
pliraron.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23
CITY AND STATE DEPARTMENT.

Spet4.f couRF OF APPEALs.--Shumaker Us.
steptoe Il Holt was argued yesterday, by
James Garland for appellant ami Jno. y. l..
Goggin for appelee-no decision rendered
Jones rs Owens, argument commenced by Z.
r. Slaughter fer appellant after which the court
adjourned till this morning.
HANDSOME IMPROVEMENT, The changes and
improvements which have been going on for some
time in the store room recently occupied by
Messrs. Hatcher. Logwood, IL Co, have been
completed and we never a greater metemor
phosis in the arrangements. capacities and APP
pearance Of house, than has taken place in this
II is now one of the finest as well as largest store
room. in the city. and constitutes chief orna
ment to Main street. 1t has been about doubled
in capacity fitted up in the most approvedmanner
Il finished off in handsome and attractive style
The front isa snowy one. being of glass and
imitation iron, and ornamented it'll heavy cor
nice.
The wood work was executed by Messrs
Morgan. Curle & Burnham; the painting by
Mr.. J. +. Woodson; and the plastering by Mr..
Long, and all of them have performed their parts
admirably.
The lessees, Messrs. Borroughs, Shafer Il Co,
have taken possession. and filling ii up with 4
stocliof goods rs handsome the room--each
being worthy Of the other. We congratulate
them upon having secured so desirable loca-
ton and so attractive an establishment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23

The CLAY MoSUMENT.--The Committee APP
pointed to decide upon design for the monument
TO be erected to the memory Of Henry Clay at
Lexington, Kentucky, have selected one by an
architect Of Cincinnati, Mr.J. X. Hamilton. The
Baltimore American says there were over one
hundred plans sent il, for approval by architects
and scnlptors in every State in the Union. 1t is
intended 70 be, and if the design selected is car
ried win be- oy far thefnest thing of the kind In
the c"nntry Mr. Hamilt,n's design is q. gothic
temple Of circaiar form with thirteen Sides intend
cd 70 hustrats the thirteen original States Of the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-23

Until Jay ID, the 10 ing p pe :, /, of, ,sa
sae pri,aiely GEO. " LEE Tra.,aa "
iune 9l-tGtiiy ''''
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14
Riot in Louisville.

VIZ publish elsewhere the facts rela.
tive to the outrages at Louisville on the
election day. which speak for themselves,
The doctline Of Kno W. Nothingism is
intolerant and proscriptive its first con.
sequences, anarchy and bloodshed. The
religious element, when intensified with
bigotry, is at once the most dangerous
and powerful force in human character,
and. in the name Of Religion, it has per.
petrated the most gigantic crimes tha,
have ever disgraced human nature.
If all the despots in the world had
united in council to devise scheme for
rendering Republican government hate
ful and odious in the eyes Of mankind,
and a reproach and by.word among
nations, we are certain that they could
not have hit upon any other scheme tha
would accomplish the desire Of tyranny
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14

SO surely, SO quickly as Know.Nothine
Lodges arc now doing it.
The securiiy Of democratic govern.
ment depends very much upon the oPin'
ion that the people entertain Of It. In
constitutional democracy, like our
own, public opinion is the strongest
agent Of power, and when that becomes
lanatical, turbulent, and bigot.ed, then
government is at the mercy Of mobs and
cabals. Then will new and most rad
ical changes be the order Of the day
The same state Of things may be inaugu'
rated in The United States that exists in
Mexico, where government is SO unsta'
BILE. and life and property alarminsly in
secure. Has not this Know. Nothing
spirit produced all the wicked disregard
of life. Of properly, in Philadelphia,
Cincinnati, and Louisville, that is TO be
found in the worst governed countries
on earth
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14
Sevastopol to be Blown mn,

SURGEON w. r. Whitehead OF Virci
MIA at present serving at Sevastopol with
the barbarous Russians. recently wrote q
leller 10 his friends ia This country, in
which, among many other interesting
things, ho says: "Sevastopol will ne.
yer be token-i, moy be blown up by
the Russians.' This, says The New
York Herald, is what we have all alon2
predicted. Ii is The Russian manner Of
warfare. never 10 allow anything voIua.
Bile 10 fall inlo ,he hands Of The enemy
on any account. TIE great Napoleon N
found ,hat oul at Moscow, and his sue.
cessor will be enlightened at almost as
much expense q, SevastopoI. Surgeon
Whitehead has hit upon The real ruth by
accident. we think. He has only re.
echoed the opinion Of many candid end
competent judges outside the woiIs.-
Remember that Sevastopol will never be
taken The Russians may blow the
whole place, allies, and u, as high ss
a Mississippi steamboat boiler on bus,.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14

torted. The scenes when the children,
wives, mothers and other relations Of the
men. recognized in tho bloody and dus.
~ vestiges Of humanity before them, all
that remained Of those so short a time
before in the full vigo, Of manhood, and
with whose fortunes was bound up all
that was hopeful in this world, were
heart.rending beyond all power of de-
scription.
Mr.. Menzies, Coroner, was soon on
the ground and instructed a constable
TO pick Jury Of builders; q very suit.
BILE idea. The bodies, extended on the
sidewalk, wore novel TO the first story
Of Chase's building, on Third street,
where the first session Of the Coroner's s
Inquest was held. Most of the victims
we're so wofully mutilated that it was
impossible to wash and dress them, and
they we're placed in coflins in the clothes
they wore when the ruin fell. The ex.
tent OF mutilation Of some persons, may
be judged from the fact that the liver OF
one was separated from the body and
was carried to the Coroner's Office in a
hat The description Of the dead OIL
the battle-ground before Sevastopol,
gives very correct idea Of the scenes
on Third and Main streets yesterday
During the afternoon thousands Of per.
sons visited the place Of disaster, and
the most intense feeling was mani.
tested.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-08-14

RDeTnE advertisement Of JAMES Pun.
SELL, the wholesale Dry Goods, Queens.
ware and Glassware merchant Of Ports
mouth, appears in our paper this week
His store is one Of the largest in the
West. 1t contains three distinct apart.
ments-one for Dry Goods, ,one for Glass
ware, and one for Queensware, each ol
which is literally filled. Mr.. PuRsELL
has the character Of being one Of the
best business men in the State. He has
made his reputation in the city where he
lives, and in the business in which he is
now engaged.
We hazard nothing in saying that the
merchants in this region of country can
supply their stock from his establishment
on quite as reasonable terms as they can
purchase in Pittsburgh or Cincinnati,
and save great deal in freight and ira
yelling expenses.