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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

xxNS OAA&44sNskA A$S4HA3 31AS S-AeeSs FN
MUrUAL BENEFIT LIFE INsU-
w RAECE CoAfASY.-o Hics e "Ssstsensr ..
e caSaisor. p' over sixTY THous1nD DOLLARS
iasas ed. Ithaaa capital Of over szo6aseo No Conn
r15 affords more security e. ha ,psu-
''i ps. A. ssxAu. Medical Examines. 90 2srsm
TNIRE AMI MARINE INSURANCE can
Il bo effected with the Alberrnsrio Insurance Com
cauy on ~ favorable with any other comps.
ny in this State possessing real cns capital to meet
Losses. Apply to sIunEa goJ
WIN T. EARLY. Pres'.- s'ss3e
JNo. WOOD, JF, 5Soc'y, $3.50
Chariottesville. '
limited STATES LIFE INSURANCE
u ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY, OF PHI
LADELPHIA-CAPfTA1 Fl,240,62e-issues poll
ydends policy holders; also irsures Slaves for one
or u term ofyears For rates, &c:. apply to
F.W. HANCOCK, :. sisi
.4s s-s@ E is Medical Examiner,
At tbs cfic, Il the insurance Company of the VAL
ley Of Virginia, 18th street, Hiehinond' va.
L'IIsE AND MAXINE lNSlkANCE-ThE
il INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE VALLEY
OF VIRGINIA at WinehesteE, Va; &c. branch ONCE
Va. Charter Perpetual. Capital 500 CO. This
Company viii insure first elass BRICK Dwell
cent Time policies viii also be islued of Buildings,
Merchandise, &c, in town or country, ut current
rates. $500. -...s..
Marine and Inland Transportation Risks taken on
favorable terms as by any other responsible Com
pany. ~
T ! ALL LOSSES are promptly and literally adjusted
at this office. - o. II. BKEESE, Aetuary
REFERENCES tH
Sarn'l Marx, Cashier Bank of Virginia, Richmond
j. A. Smith, do. Farmers Bank DIVA do
Joseph r. Anderson, Esq, do.
Messrs. Haxall Co, do
Henry NJ. Brent, Cashier of the Bank Of the Val
| ley, Winchester. =tia
| J. H. Saerrsrd, Cashier ofths Farmers Bank, Win
chester.
Hou. James NJ Mason, U. s. s., Winchester.
Sc 22-d3m --5.7
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z \ ~
lS SvTGRE AND FOR SALE AN "a NV
81 ana 44 brown Sheetinss
S]laenres; Bleacfed Shee iny. and s,,,,.,
W Wss; Mssro Horse and Fo OF Blankets
rnehtucky Jeans; Tweed, e Satipet, Fys,e
11ssssifneresof ali kinds = : -
W p,acs and colored BroafI Caothss .ssr 3. -, a.
I;n anao" Stands; Oil Cloths sad Psno Cova.-
E.a seys oed Ticks Fr stisns and Cerduroys
EsmG. eooaahtry.woye :. cans and fun Linssy.
snssnNss HesIo Cloths, ksneys and "a Pattinn
cnIe' velvet and Ssfin Yestip,s = 49,
( aspp r floods aoods Risole Aes and ae.vs.
Prints S,IIs sa los Z. Ty aud Spool Cotto.s
TEnawis eambrics and curt.in. yast ss
= The Is,a.. 'ss-snsiish French Sco,.h .,.h
monweslth Sarpets in the 20 ua-i
neWet Caspets Ingram do sTf sss s7a
orasgets; Crumb Cloth. ara = ss5sHast sa48
- a ipacas of all styles : AVE- t--taH.Is -
,,i nlown Hollands; SIecea. ss5sa
hand = ''As' 'rs'h and desirable sood. ,u.s !.
non..,, On eoNsicHmrrr. $3.50 "a -.
- s Cost..N esfo Jeans; Chsflotscsvflls I., =
brsted I 49, s1a full assortment Of DisIss - =
i AsIoss iirs ~ Sypsd Spools - l1SS'reNNsee As
the inrnca. y Ladie9 Prlatad Mou..,;... Z. s.
& agdSeu1 Quantities . saIs parsh.sem . so'
- : hs@8a D. H. LONDON, =
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HATS, CAPS. SHOES, &c.
Al DIRECT IMPORTATION

BOOTS AND SHOES.
~ EOTlCE.-Tha subscriber has lust ope ned an
assortr ent of the finest Boots and Shoes for Ladies'
and Geutenlens wear, ever offered for sale in this
city or in the State. They Of my own inporta-
cut finish and workmanship they canuof be surpass-
cd in this country. Theyar goods which will war.
rant in every respect. Having msae rrran gemeu ts
with the most fash onae houses in Psris keep Inc
aw ys supplied with the greatest variety OF the most
fashionable Boots aud Shoes for Ladies'. Genler,e 8
Misses, Boys and Children's wear, shall always be
able to furnish NV customers with the finest work to
be had in this country. -1- --.--i -
Also Materials for the manufacture Of all kinds of
work for Ladies' and Gentlemens wear, aud always
al prices that cannot fail to please.
| also keep on hand the finest assortment of work
of my own manufacture, and the best selected stock
of Northern WORK be had III this city All III want
of good article and at fair prices viii call on
ALEXANDER HILL,
Importer and Manufacturer.
do No. III. Main street, Richmond, Va.
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I, z-N z hOOK % T:--NE " Q 4 Il

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$3.50 RAGE HOUSE.-Ths subscriber bav-
sI<@zz-iEg greatly enlarged and otherwise i'm
proved his store at No. 81: Main street. Richmond
Va. begs leave 70 inform his iea, aud the public
large that his stock conaiss in cssriases Barou-
ehes, Nockaways, top and top Busges sadalee and
Herness of all kinds usuay made Tor this market;
Saddle Bags Brides, Martingales, Stirrups Bits
Spurs of various qualities and prices; Carriage Org,
auG Riding Whips; Canes Umbrellas, and Busk-skin
Gloves for driving; franks, laces. Carpet Bags, La
dios Sachels, fine fur and Ris3ket Rones HoTse CO.
and Blankets of various qualities and prieesna-
kng altogether of tile best Houses in the State
for persons 20 equip themselves for horse back suS
eSrla riding rs every article used for either is
bracsd in stock This public most respectfully
invited to cal and sxarino his stock and pices ne
does ssy he soi lower than others for he don't
know what Others debut only asks OF persona who
want any of the aboss articles, =: look at his before
trying elsewhere. he assures them taet every in
ducsInent which can, will be offered to servo thom.
To Saa,ers he would say that he has large and va
r;ad sssortl,ent of Harness Mounting, Patent end
other Lesthers, which ne will sell them at low prices
------.--- INO. w. DENNIS,
No. 81 Main st., doors above St. Charles.
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I WILL SELL PRIVATELY three hun.
J. ired agrees of Land in the county of Hanover, in
the immediate stcpty Of Slash Cottage. upon
able terms This LsGd Is ii tw9 psicels, Ore hun
dred il within half mile Of the Cottag ana
portion OF tho tract formerly owned by Meriwether
Jones Two hundred acres (sll wood landl is within
the Mschun1ps tract, owned formerly by H. Davis
More than half this land is in original growth upon
which there s good Der; the remainder is
second growth piae, admirably suited for wood To-
railroad purposes. There is tihoss ad wood enough
the land to pay for it; said by good judges E4-
pectns to leave the country the LIST of January my
re eson for selling. Any communication 10 me. at
Hanover Court House, will meet with prompt atten-
tion. no Io-tI0D l., G.. TALIAFERRO.
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TI,OBACCO AGING Y.-tt r T. h z,
Il HEATH l. ALLEN, San Francisco California,
and 1874 Front street, New York sell Tobscco com
mission direct from and per account OF the Virginia
manufacturers, and to whom we refer
Messrs. Edmond, Davenport Co., Richmond. will
reply any questions and transact any business for
our house.
ksying established branch of orr houss in New
York, resiGspt partner in that city win give his
personal attention to the receiving anshppinx and
securing the lowest rate OF freight free OF commits.
sion) ON ali goods consigned 20 our Sep Frsreisco
house. nota-dkwiY
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WV. FLOYD GARRIsoS on SOUTHERN 2is~.-
This notorious abolitonist in his letter to the os
ton Colnniitte refusing TO lecture or slavery because
Southern n,en were invitcd, sayp:
- Il understand your invitation was also sent to
the is'Tess rrfiisn the lea{er OF the 1ssox
sas osndits, David II. Atchison-that de spera.c
denagogue and Iscariot trailer 10 liberty Stcphe,
Arnold Douglas, OF Illinois-that blackgu,,rd aud
shameless bully. Henry a. Wise-and TINT mon
ster IL human forIn James NJ Mason, of Virginia
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TROY USlvERsITT.--An official ammo rncemen,
has been made that the $500 900 for the endowmeus
Of the new college StTrov, y. Y, has been secur-
ell. At 4 meeting OF the board of trustees held on
the 22i of November, the Rev. John McClintock.
ID d., was unanimously elected president or
chancellor CT the University. DIR MeClintock il
al prosen. The eiitor OF the Methodist Quarterly
Review.
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DRY GOODS, CLIO THING. &c.

f2EADgGARTEHS FOR FASUIDNt.
- pI.s. SLotHING.-SILA ER MEDAL FOR
rs nientbera Of the Leg stature and srsngers
u's c.tF ara requested call the old es-
mt no. i29 corner OF Main and Governor
o. gu Secare themselves an outfit for the winter
pe esslbsf has on hand large and ee saIt .s-
s"F:niep: CT Gent'enGls " earis &Duarel nj TO re
srtD,ea ny an, house IL the ~. As ,il evidence
H. * sai'erlo, ty Of lis CIotilruy Ls awarded
ssShica Institute ia5j. 1 -
"a ns ,oLsFsntiy OF hand ahe hest of CLOTHS
ptrio: '.oISae' TO deems IL cesssrv after 3
sa ,~ =. ~ Sears the public has had OF Ills goods to
C,o,I;e, IN tEelr Commentaries He wsTra 1ts all
I "a ne sels, ant respectfully sol;cts cali ffom
'' St "ea I,r..nde ana the public gerAraly
'-''''s on the one price system.
del y. II. SPENCE,
isFl ii, nraS(
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3 (iREAT REDUCTIONINTHE xu

II tshEAT REDUCTION L TkiE SJY
&PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-From II 1
II Is To 20 per cont. saved by buying from J. AAA
.zE II. ANTHONY, Colombian Hotel Building.
Moleskn Hats, best quality. $3.50
Molesku Hats second quality. .....Ass.........3O0
fashionable Silk hats. $50
Fine Cafskn Sewed Boots.
Congress Cutter Boots. %
Fine Calfskiu SeUed Shoes. .
J. II. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
Of tho best makers in the city OF Pedephi SUP
ply iiir with handsome and substantial Caiskin
se,ved BooT which he will sell at the unprecedented
low price of $3.50. ---...H.. t8-d& ely
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So HATS AND CAPS.--The satscri-

1EES5A HATS -NNU tAFS.~.The SslEScrt.
HSg93 Der respectfully bsgs leave 20 inform his
@<A friends aud the public that he has
oeived his entire Fall Stock consisting of Gentle
mems Youths and Chi.drens Hats, Caps, &C.. which
he win sell. wholesale retail at the lowest prices
for cash only ~ls &
The public are respectfully invited TO call and ex-
amins at his store, No. 1871 Broad street.
GEO. l.. BETTY, Agt.
n. R.-Hets made to order. The highest cash prices
paid for all kinds OF Eu,s -.' - &c Z6-2yn.
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FRESH SUPpLY--Ia,,ies, tbic,

FRESH SUPPLY--lasties' thick
tyzza aud thin. sole Caters s. 5n; Ladies' Mo
rocco Walking Boots; Ladies' Morocco
Walking Buskins; Ladies' Goat Buskp-; Mis- es'
Goat and Morocco Boots; Chiidrens Thick S1ie
Bootees fresh lot Of the above Shoes Just r..Iv-
ed ut DAVID WALSH
def il9 Main street
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AILEGHANY SPRINGS WATER
"a pHE RES,r MINERAI " AIER KNOWN

ALLEGHANY SPRINGS WAITE X -.
"A THE BEST MINERAL WATER KNOWN.
We have now. aud viii constantly keep on hand
cities Richmond. Messfs Purcell. lad Coz Peters.
burg. Messrs. Lyon & Rves; Lynchburs, John H.
Seay-other Druggists in any part of the Union
get supply by, application to PURCELL, LADD
CO, Richmond.
THIS Water is considered sovereign remedy in all
cases of Dyspepsia, and viii reev any arrangement
of the igestye organs. lt viii be found upon trial
worth all other medicines in restoring healthy and
sound condition tho lost ofthe stomach and bow
els, ard putting III healthy action the liver
We .Iefer persons wishing to gain farther lntorma
ton oi the santise properties of this Water, to the
following g6ntieEien:
Mes-rs. John J Loud0u, Robert c. stanard, Doctor
Rutherford, VIM. II. HaGau. Quinn Word aud Dr. r.
II. Christian, Richai0ud; JOIN! w. Syl.lc DR.. Thomas
" itAets, Wn. I. Joyaes; aud Clas Kent Peters
tied, Jt4o Wyatt, j. ID Gregory, Dr. ino. Patterson
VIM. 5. Reid, Jr., +. w. PaSe, and A. Il. Rucker
Lsto Springs win be opened fol visitors tho LIST day
of June Ll2t, when VIC viii be iully prepared TO
G who may wish TO use rAe Water at the foun-
no 2l-.its JNo. W. HOLT & SONS.
CTEAM SAW AND PI AMINO MILL,
- CORN AND PLASTER MILL, &c. IN sTAUN-
TON. VA, FOR SALE OR LEASE .-EnSine %
horse power; Sew-Carriage 40 feet long; Circular
Saw blades-ons 80, the other 4s inches; Woods
works Planning, Tongueiug ard Growing Machine,
with the Patent for Augusta county; of Moves Sc
ouble-geared Mill, for Corn and Plaster; Plsster
Cfasher; Hosting Jack; small Circular Saws, for
Lstls, etc. The whole is in complete ORDER and not
yet iS months old.
The Lot fronts about 9;D feet on one of the main
streets Of Staunton, and about go feet back to
run. Buildings sufficient to accommodate several
families ~
Any part of the purchase money which the pnr-
chaser secure to my entire satisfaction may re-
main unpaid for number OF years, provided tho In
terest is paid regularly. !. .c,,,,.p
no 23-dlm* Staunton. Va.
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a. FOR IfENT--The large a

O. FOR lENT--Tbe large and wei n,
E:as anged Store. No. 66 Maia street. three door,
below Purcell, Ladd Co.'S, admirably located
for any business. rs
Also, the upper part of the Tenement corner Of
Frank and Governor streets, now occupied By Nm
Shepard boarding house.
Also, the upper part of tbs Tenement on Governor
street, near Frankiin, now occupied by w. B. Wool.
bridge, Esq, Attorney at Lazy. Apply to
HENRY q. CANNON
no l6-Im Office Oh Frankbr near (Javer,s,, AZ
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e64 day last, bright mulatto boy, WILLIAM
"a about l6 years old, had on when seen last, black
~ glazed Cap and light Overcast The above re-
49, ward will be paid for bis delivery to mo at rs
Main street. DAVID ". JONES.
&C St-tf
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RUNAWAY.

N FIVE DOLLARS REWARD will
G33 be paid for the apprehension and delivery at
N my store Of JIM RICE, yellow fellow, who
~ has been acting porter AZ my store this
year. no Is ALEX. MOTT.
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SOMErAlNts EOK THE alllIlIION.-.
- kENDALLfS GuTTA PERCHA WATER
We speak what know, when we say that il will
render Boots Shoes Carriage Tops and Harness per-
ectly waterproof soft and psnt and greatly adding
to the durability of all Leather fabrics ii appl ed &C.
eordjpg TO directions which viii be found upon each
bottle. r5-7 --s.- ee = aslfE t=1
The above artisle cap he had of o. ". CHALK
tail, who il the only authorized Agent for the city
{ no 22-dSwts - -1-'ttsf 40 Tf-ss-'5- =
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SsACUN * hAS4SERNILL.
ID GENERAL CHARLESTON MERCHANTS,
Receive consisDments AZ Tobacco. Elonr, CAn,
Wheat, Sc, spd give their personal attention sales
of same, and keep constantly on hand large and gene
raj assortment of GToSe.iss, Seed Peruvian Guanot
&c. ' fe Z7-dSwia O.
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- FOR RENT The large and newly
Has erected Tobacco Factory, with comfortable cab
Ca ius for Servants, in the county Of Pttsyissuia
situated six n,cs below Danyillr, immediately On hs
Richmond and Danville Rsilrosd, within few hun
bred yards OF the NH Stone Depot in thieky ssi'
tied and fne tobacco growing part Of the soaEpI
WITH picpty OF wood srd wstel eohyen.ens- fsfsoss
wishing to ensagsin the manufacture pf Fobaees ipi
the next year. would do we'll 10 look az the Shove 's
tory before renting elsewhere The expenses Of mss
ufscturinS being much less In the country than %
town. Any information can be had BY applying 70 az
subscriber or by writing to me At Rinssoid Post VI
Ace = de 6-St d. ". MCDOWELL.
- FOR RENT,y-Tpbncco Factory ss
IA virfirsa erect with fixtures saitsbs ttf ssteaa
- merry. Apply TO KENT, PAINE W.
no 2.-R -
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80 FOR KENT.-The comfortable and
t:s beautiful residence 9Th, near Gary st. ns1.
z4-A door te the residence of w, Tompkins Esq
lately occupied BY DR.. MARTA Scott ali in perfsst
order with every convenience. The present oesa,
pant 10 declining housekeeping and viii sell many va
uable articles suitable to hpufeteepils shond tho
tenant wish to purchase. Possession giyep iansab
ately. Rem. $40 per annufn. Apply to
GEORGE w. TOLER
dc 7-lw Under Metropolitan Hotel.
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- EUKI 1kLIy .slfHU pOsSts5lOn EIyep
E..; immediately, that large Store or Lumber Houss
at the corner of Cay and 18th Streets adjoiriur
the Custom louise.
ALSO-A Tensnient with Store, on North sias u
Main between 10Th GEd 0ta st.eets recently 70 psr,
aud put i'll good order.
ALSO-Possess.ion To be given ON lot of Jsnu.,,
next that large Lumber House or Tobacco Factory al
West aide of lotL street, between Main aud Cary
Apply to w. o. GEORGE
On 81, bets osa Naia ard Frank In strests.
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<srA FOR RENT--A comfortable Tsne'
ne meat, on the corner Of Franklin and 80 stTssts
Ex4 Possession given on the Let November, or soon
er if desired. Applyto
oc Go-ts JANIS MALONE.
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No. 81 Main st., 5 doors above St. Charles.
or j--AS cSnr.
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I 100 000 NIlAKs In store and 10,


still attracting large crowds to bis Trimming and
Fancy Store, 25 Broad street, Its admitted hy all
nat come there that he y selling greater bargains in
Trimmings Fancy Woollen Goods Enbroiderios and
small wares at much less price than can be bought
IN ofner stores this fact aud DO humbns but to be
convinced yourselves just call 2c5 Broad street and
the prices Of bis goods will astansh you. de- y
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ATTENTION, OLD SOLDIERS.

4 LII my old friends for whom obtained Bounty
IA Land in less quantities than l6O acres are
hereby informed that their names and memorsn.
dunn Of their time is on my Book, so that their de
claratioEs for additional Bounty Land can be made
with facility Many of those who failed 10 obtain
land for of time, entitled to 160 acres and
can obtain the same by calling ON me.
Seamen, Ordinary Seamen, Marines, Clerks
Landspen, (of the Navy Wagon Masters, Team.
sters, &C., &c. in any war, will find II to their ad
vantage to call or send their cases to me
Advice gratis TO those soldiers, seamen and wild
ows who are unable TO pay
Refer to any honest man in Washington.
JOHN ID. CLARK,
Agent, No. SAT Twelfth street west.
ap7-lmt
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OccuLrArIoN OF THE PLANET VENUS

OSCILLATION OF THE PLANET VENUS -
On the evening of Wednesday next 18th
instant, there will be an occultation of
the planet Venus, which, if the sky be
serene, may be observed with the naked
eye. Soon after sunset the moon and the
planet may be seen close together, their
angular distance growing less and less,
till about twenty-five minutes before
nine o'clock. when Venus will disappear
behind the dark and invisible limb Of the
moon. About twenty-four minutes after
this disappearance, or, as astronomers
have it, tmmersi.n of the planet, the
the moon viii have changed her position
so far as to allow Venus to reappear, or
emerge from behind the moons illumina-
ted border or crescent in westerly con-
ditiop,
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MORE NEW DRESS GOODS.

WE open today beautiful stock of new and
w desirable DRESS GOODS.
Rich founced Barege Robes, in black and coloTs
A large assortment Of Organdys and French Lawns
Rich Printed BareRes and Silk Tissues ...
Mousselnes and Barge de Lans, in great profusion
White Plaid Cambrics, colored, brlliasts and
Embroidered and dotted Swiss Muslins
Plain Bareees in blue, pink, green, brown and tan
Mourning goods in great abundance, in thick and
thin fabrics.
ALSO, II STORE
A large and full stock of staple and domestic
goods. We name i'm part
IS pieces beached shirng cotton of tha best brands
5 pieces all pure shirng linens, from 45 cts TO 81
per yard .
Table linens, towellings, and table napkins
1000 yards small figured lawns at 12k cts, war
ranted fast washing coICrs, and well worth -
cts
900 yards Barege de Lain at 12x cts worth IS cts
All OF which we invite purchasers TO call and ex-
amine before making their selection
All articles warranted 10 be as represented.
90 We must insist upon the payment OF all bills
which have been rendered.
COLBY SEARS,
apl2-eo6t 523 7tb ST.. Sd door atove Pa av
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT-CRUsHKp BY A
ROLLING LoG.-A little sen OF Widow
Garfield, named Thomas, aged ten years,
who resides with his mother, at No. IL
North Lansing street, met with q very
serious accident, last evening. He was
engaged in picking up chips, stripping
bark from logs, &C., in the lumber yard
of Arlond Carol, at the foot Of Lumber
street; and when in the act OF securing
a piece of bark from log, which with
others, was on pile of stone, the log
started, and in its descent rolled on one
of the lads legs, crushing and mangling
it in horrible manner, so much so that
the broken bones protruded through the
flesh, rendering the lad 'nsensible under
it. This happened about six o'clock, sE
ter the workmen in the yard had left, ex-
cepting the person who nightly goes
rounds to see that all is right, who found
the unfortunate youth as above described.
He extricated the poor sufferer and car
ried him to home.
His poor, widowed mother was nearly
frantic when her eyes fell upon her mu-
tilated child who bore bis injuries like 8
hero, remarking, "Don't cry, mother;
though my leg hurts me, it does not give
me half the pain that it does to see you
cry and feel so bad" DIR. Armsby was
called, and after an examination conclud-
ed, as Mrs. @ is quite poor, to take the
lad to the Hospital, where he will receive
the best of care. We are informed that
he is an exemplary child, and was o.
great service to his INDECENT, widowed
mother in procuring fuel and doing chores,
thus assisting her to buffet the waves Of
adversity.-N. Y. atlas.