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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-20

Light and Darkness, the Shadow of
Fate."-We learn from the National American,
that this is the title of new novel just annoonc-
ed by Appleton, of New York. which promises to
create greater sensation in the literary world
than any work which has preceded it for many
day. The author is a Virginia lady-and report
SAYS one the bellies of the Old Donnon-is
young, beautiful of the most engaging man
ners, and withal most accomplished and fasci-
mating conversationalist. Advance opinions, of
the most favorable character, are given by the
Editors who were favored with an examination of
her manuscript.
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CAMPBELL Co. Ho .Or,ober md l854

wa induced TO Try the BedfnI Alum Water IN a
paant Infected with scrofu,a. after seeing the ansyss
made by ftut Gillian of he Virginia Aiiitstv Insti
tute and was SO much pleased with lis effects US to en-
courage me to use II IN several otuer of srronll
dYSlepsla iencorohea Connected with praia,-us uer
mus say, from my exp@ieqee with the use of the
Rodkhridee and Bedford Alum waters kaor The Bed.
ford to be preferable. RO F. PAGE Md
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From As CGTk Of Cqmjbel Circuit Coayi.
I.

CAMPBELL Co. Iio October nd 1874
This is ta.caftjty that ud tmo negroes afflicted with
scrutun, one woman, hlve sent to the Rockbridee
Alum Springs for the last four OF i've years ihe tbe,
man, who had been given up to die by several pl.y
cians commenced the 81 the Bedford Alum Va.
ter on them ia April last, End both II them hav b.a
greatly benefited. and believe by tho use of the vat,
bo will be ele;'u,lly cured | also know of /, be:rs
USE; with great ben,it, either persons in mis- neigh
burIund. JOHN ID AIEX.\DER
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those who sympaihise and design acting with tho
party. he appointed del"gntcs 10 said Mass
Meeting.
Resoiued An, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Lynchburg Virgin.
lnu and TINT all the papers ia the State friendly
to the eause be- requested to copy them.
MATHEW Is. NOWLIN, PRfs'pT.
J H. LEFrHIci. Scc'rv
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COMMERCIAL.
Lynohb.ug M ,rket, August 10.

TnB.cco -ln-i". tions this week ~ hhas. eaH-
...a,,g,i,ns ,,s lt wear l3g flia-. MARKET rather
.,.,re aetiye. with saes of Lug. ii.h weight. snd
inferior 20 I, g. 90. t. go , IL IA s'o"'
goo iin,no6,rtutng ) % SS 90. L'sf. rnn mn - me
lin n q tn - %, m liin to gopi Il s.o wv ea"i
tto,, co. eio extra ia. SO To 80. Glaiag -
ira Manufacturing. - l." ti9
iPHA,. Sair. OF good re and white st = and
WM. +. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
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'g,O HENRY DANIEL

rE'O HENRY DANIEL - SIR: You vii take
J. notice that sh1i Goth day If September
next, he law Office of Jno. ". Wouds1u, Mt Anna
maltox Cnuthoase proceed take the drpositi m Of
suhdry witnesses he read rs evidence on my behalf
m suit Ia Chaocery rtnjias in The Circuit count #
Appomauox Wherein o,p plaintiff uni yud ami 9th Is
are defend ns and il said dispositions ,hould not ba
begun or being hrgun should not be CON p,ed IN thu,
day aforesaid, they will he nj ,urne from ay ~ day
til they rpleed, when end where You can n,tnoj
II sou think proper EM D. CHRISTIAN
Nv
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Al.U5a sssssINGs WI,

- ~ oFHNHD tUt TIRE RECEP ZION 81
VISITORS uN THE 90rH JUNE -Tb.y,,. .it,,,. i
eleven mlee West Of t,ncibnrg, ard four ni., Aal,
the Forrest y h, where convey a.ee viii AWAY. be ia
readiness - convey vi'it,rs 10 aud from h. SI1i4.>
Lee rr'P4ctur pledge. him self 10 use hs he.t yer.
tions to please those Nh may call On him
A. t" HE M"aicnHi value Of the water, the public !.
fresenfe vita the inI Wing certificates seleri.i hn.1
many 81 the SANE opot winch tn prolriot tor H., ~
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CITY AND STATE EXPERIMENT.

MEETING Oh SToCKHoLDERs.-A meeting OF
the Stockholders of the Lynchburg and Abng'
don Telegraph Company was held in this city
Friday evening.
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A EEMALE TEACalEN WASEEn.

N To TAKE CHARaE OF SNAIL ScHooL.-A Lazy
qaaIiied teach the usual anches cfnn Enrlish
uclii, with French. Music sad Drawing, may hear of
a siyuaiion lv addressing f Q 4, New London. Cam.
heiI county, Va. Early application, confirming iesri.
monins Of qaal dcations &c, required.
auP 21-9taw2w
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GEs. ToDTLEBEN. THE DEFENDER OF SEBAs-
ToPoL.-The death Of this distinguished Rus
advices by the Baltic. 1t is probably the most
importont sysnt that had occurred 1t Ssbastopol
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STATUES or JEFFERSON AND HENRY.-Craw.
ford's statues Of jefferson aud Henry, for the
Washington Monument at Richmond, have ar.
rived at that place.
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PosrPoNED---Fhe Convention Of teachers of
the various Institutions for the Deaf and Dumb
in the United States, which to have met in
Staunton Wednesday,has been indefinitely post
poned.
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/
| the Stockholders of the Lynchburg and Abing.
don Telegraph Company was held in this city
Friday evening.
LOVE- LETTERS. contemporary suggests that
love letters rarely possess any nrrt. except for
their peenliar "softness." We ara Of the opin-
ion of distinguished English jnrist that they
reflect very little credit upon the head, although
they have some claims upon the heart. aud are
interesting only as between the parties TOR the
time bcng& eventually are looked upon by them
n memorials Of folly. At one tine ii deemed
of sufficient Importance TO publish book Of ten
der Correspondence, gned eypfessly for lovers,
and ~ a lnnl,l for those whose brains
not equal to the task Of giving expression
to their feelings Men of sense nova days rarely
write love letters" in their romantic sgnfica-
tion:they have learned to respect woman more, and
invested her with better intelligence. Our OBJ
ieet however. was TO call attention to the follow
ing "higll flown epistle, which was picked up in
a restaurant where it had been accidentally drop
ped, and if "Mara" have survived it, we
suppose our readers can. 1t is n rich specimen.
If loves literature. and will probably be service
able 10 those lA5orns under IA sinil,hF lnalady as
It's author.
Ny iSGXpREssBLY lDoLtzED MARIA: tnmfas.
ured and unbounled admiration and ardent
and exalted love for you. form the only
EXCUSE for my presumption in addressing one -
transeendenty above my most lofty thoughts
and sanguinc hopes. lam overpoweringly. con
seious of my utter unworthinesa to take 50 much
rs your sweet name into my plebian iips much
less to dare form n hope of lifelong bliss with
you. Aud yet, my heavenly Maria, Love Is Of
necessity presumptuous. 1t knows no height
too lofty for its attainment no depth too low To
fathom More thana hundred wears 70, the
-. >,
world greatest poet uttered tAlS shoi!hie tfuthi
~ mn ia,.,s rarb I,yis dawn. l.. c.rars l.ers
Al ~. ia. hra,.,,, win ~, -.
Naral,tt tr law. ., t.h ,a,istt l.. i'm o,v g..
LET tle meats ,utI.,r;.v ah,vo auate1 h, NV
hot aycn.e f,, adlrassiny van
pnro and exol,ad Maria 1;l vo,, lint Laa,. H.,
many beppy dreams inlalgo in. the tbansend
homes tho m;llion f.,rs. the sen,;ll;o, ,bo,r,.,s
no, .,,,,,, l,,.o,, ;,,o,,, no., ooun, -, -;
on1 orootod within NV mind VA, r,,,,l, -
l., ,eoo;vo NV o,on,;ors With n,,rro, ~.
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YNCsiBUKG FEMALE sE,,INA.

- f-Ihr t@ruiy -iStn session Gf this Institution
VIII common tine tt,t Mnnda, IN Sciie,.ber the
dd) and end on the 81 day of July.
i"r undersigned h We u'el every exsrtion make
i'' hf't q IS teG' . sch ~, I'D intend spare
er il'nF i"i". n expense IA plisirng ha, emf.
lhy are gri'f1' ~ hr linerol ifntrona be,towedur
On them heretofore, and u>k ff continuance al tie
sHn,a.
We "re prepared u Accommodate Fifty Bonrlers-
oJr on ihSN are Few uri nlopu,; rle rum. a,er
ana wei ''"i Hi3d We would ritii .uarly ny lie per
sons having ihTg ters wards Il out, to ront'
ana rNni'i'r f'r Them el,,s. Our object viii BE-
nah" y'un- !ndrs placed uner charge tts en nie.
ms aud p'".nn'ly siuntrd aS il they Il rir
h"hi"~ W" tlinN we Her great aAflceinedt
any similar Il sttuii,n in this anv o.ter Siat,
HE c"nr'e at isruriiuu il i,,,,tsh aud embraces
The orr anrnra veil useful branches usunlk tnr,hr
N the best schp"ls We hnve seeufed the setece- 81
an accomplished Italian iut ma>itnl depaI tfaeui mud
none bit tn" best teacher, e'np, cd in the other
department..
or fr'her particulars rcllars wll be larni,hedb
apiiiehi'n Mt the SEMINARY, ;he Bbok Stoir Of
Messr+. Payne 4 Christian
an u dec2tawIm MISSES GORDON.
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To tn, American Party ofvhsinia aud all who


are fi''dly 20 it,
From the aetioa already taken in various
parts of the State, il is now manifest that the
proposition recently submitted to you for holding
a State Ratification Convention in this CITY on
the 18th day Of September next. meets with so
general approval, as ~ render it certain that the
Convention will be held as proposed, aud that it
viii be attended by numerous, ablo aud highly
respectable delegation. Many distinguished
champions of the eau 80 from both our own and
other States will doubtless be here, either dele
gates or guests of the Convention We take this
opportunity To renew the invitation heretofore
given TO all whose hearts beat in unison with
upon the great questions Of deliyeranco and lib.
ertv. which we are lragued together TO sustain,
10 come aud take counsel of each other, as
10 the best means for perfecting our sooial md
political redemption. Come, warm and heart
felt welcome awaits you.
We take this occasion to state that the Con-
yenion will be held with open ,ors, aud all who
approve of the objects of the American Party,
whether belonging to it or not, are invited and
expected To participate in its proceedings.
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RrcHMoNp MARKHrs-Aug. l7 las5.

1hc following quotations az Wholesale aor
small or,icis higher prices wii, 5e chlrged
BAcoS-Cjty .urel amt Sniihheld, hog round liza
liz erft-, sctrce Western Sides II t. firm; She H.
arr- l0l scarce; Hams lIal21; Western Bagged -
Il. Queen Cuy Hams, in market; North Carni-
m hog tt'td TIC; Todds l1.: Baggel Ssgar Cured
nans lri4;
BGtswAx-2jia264 u ID.
Com MEAL-Sl - Tor country.
Gaa>-99i per bu,he; dull.
FLoURSuprrior brands suitable Cor baker, use are
rstl ed at $9;>hippers buy ut So.
bUAED ~ e quote Peruvian at S525 SIS delivered
rom stme-ram wharf, $l2I Mexcan :i0a3l O0
LINE 81 / J from 1lnrti IL 81 in store.
l.fqu as B"nl}: tlari. Dupay & Co. S3a5 90
per gail; y. Seignclr, :! 25dI Sa4enc s. 25ai 50
leunes.ey, a. 3]aj COS Peach .caree at 81 ia; vr
sinn Apple zoe; dn. i,71sSlt Northern d, 70; I'm
itatinn, 4jaIS.. Rum, Nnq Eugrlni iS 1 5de. scalrr
Gin Holand, ;ital 10 An can, dc " hisAey Rich
nona Rrched i0aiI cash Cauc.nuati 10 CT, ri.i; Il
{ months.
OArs--By tie caJg 374 y tu hi
lt-S'lc. mt go from witIi; 81 10 from siarr.
Ion ,Cco The nv lhet CONTINUES finn with good
demand tor all descriptions, an rce- we'll support,
We qaa'' common Tugs al s. 81 10 s. p; very good
SO ta So 75 uni ~; common leaf - 10 81 10 medium
II good 81 81 $40 so; tine stemm'da and shipping
Sll to sl3 80; hue manufacturing $l2 III so -.
NHEAr.-Prine white 81 80. rrim, red 81 S. rash.
WooLSnan parcels Of tab vflshrd sold ut y IN
washed 8 l9c. No of fac fleece made IA vel
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WIN. +. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
Lynchburg Wholesale Prices Current

coRRkCrkD EvtKY TUESDAY ASp sArukDAf.
BY RUCKER q REDO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Gl:pCERs ANb
COM rgsTON MER CHANT )
DEPOSITS BANK SQUARE, LYNcHBuRd, "a
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AGRICULTURAL FAm.-The Agricultural So
cety of Wythe county will hold their Fur COM
mencing on the 10th of October.
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DEAR SiR:-i h We been uslng The water nom YOUR
Alum S'riog and am happy /, ieerm you itta nm
mucn pleased win its effects. The primer effects If
the water rreci el, the those Produced hy
The wnterot lhe Hocebriisr Alum. sha expe1i .eft
more lu'ly aHi live you ;he result # my lipnce
IN, very Ir-i oc'tI y,
\ 0TFN NJ n
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CATTLE. HOGS AND SuEE?.

BEEF-$3 80 a 81 81 u cwt eross which i Ia IS
net Supply moderate and qua il, mf-rin,.
HoGS-;sp mn'rcd. Supply moderate
SdEEF-M Nation sell fo 'daS5 inere, s. 30 II
Il PEI hu1drrd gross. FIR ordinary and ,npeor Sheep
LAM So q g. 30 e-ch
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LETTER FROM NoRFOLK.-A Norfolk cores
pondent of the Petersburg Express says:
Col. Winchester Watts, President of our Com.
mon Council, has Just informed me of the noble
liberaity of Petersburg in behalf Of our poor
stricken town. Such generosity is not only cred
table to common humanity; but exhibits Pc
tersburg to the world as an example of philan-
thropy * bencvolence. She will have her reward,
as it is more blessed to give than receive The
hearts of many who have been bereaved will be
made glad, and those who in their deep distress
knew not where to expect aid for themselves and
orphaned children will soon find it proifered to
them.
The widows and children of the poor Irish and
others who have been deprived of their husbands
and fathers, are now comfortably provided for at
the Academy Buildings in town, and are under
the and management of the Sisters of Chart
~. And here | cannot refrain from paving
passing but richly deserved tribute TO the self.
sacrificing and devoted labors of those '.angel
ministars'-for such they are. Although differ
ing from them in creed | must award them this
fiant need of praise. | have been placed in
situation to much of thenl--both in the TEN.
porary hospital under my care. and in private
practice, and can assure you their services are
Invaluable.
II is painful to walk our streets. | never felt
such SENSE Of loneliness and melancholy as |
did this evening. when returned from the la
bors and tolls OF the day to my own afflicted home.
In one of our streets, by no mems uufrequented
ordinarily, met not II human being nor living
creature Of any kind. aud no sound was audible,
but the harsh note Of the cricket. On how felt
the force of the PsaDiet's wCrds,a thought Of
Gods terrible Judgments, 'Be still and know that
| am God Truly he has sorey afflicted and tried
us but it was all deserved; and it is consolation
TO the true believer, that the same hand can bind
up the wounds Himself has made. Oh Lord, turn
away thy wrath from us, and cause thine anger
to cease to burn against US.
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JUST RECE1VEO-d lot OF Family Cured
- Ham and for sale al
aug 20-ts CR1iTFORD & RICAHRDS
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plcrsYlvASIA Co. Va. octobs, 10Th. 1854

PLtrsYLvASIA Co.. Va, October 10th. 1854
DEAR Slk:-l take pleasure in giving YOU nv ,er.
ded opihon al your Alum water. MY sou John, wl1
Icl.nned with you about month"; had been In exlremav
bai health for several yenrs-..o much, indeed thai /
mad lost all hope OF MS recovery, tried f1lr
h'e Ut the he't Physicians, of whom could reiry,
nm took him 10 lynclbnr,, and consulted some q
tbs best doctors OF the cy. IT with III any .uccrs.
HearHg 81 >tur SPRING. ,leermine,Fo Il, the water
though must confess, without much ae4e # der wing
ii"a ay II" eft hut in this was inn>t nereeahly dis
uppn ii'h O"e mjnil's nsa OF this wner has / am
e"nhten Hate an rnlHe of hin Ia f.ci il look,
as It the dcHd bad to iife.
htW ~ hesitation IN prcHnunciHs it rs my opiGinn
'a' t"' Is Il VERY best has ever been dis
c"V"f'i. fr'N respectfully, yolrs,
AhCHlBALD d. WOPSHAM.
n'r cHt'' june 1871 2r2iawIt
Bl~4mort wiz coy weekly 1t
kSIR5f o. JANUARY. 1856-BLANK
''PDA> - pets,.r- Mo wsb IN 10 nuke bucks
tor The ye" 1886 will osse thin ,rties 81 ~ Bn.irr,
s'"n 50 ir books may bc aud rea, for ~ ON tho
art ~ ptc"ma"r next. WA j FOL kES
Bunk Boot AianGf rluttr
auf II Is Main st-Si,, or ,je Rt
'<SUNIA LOST o.. un Mandn e-sNN-ia
4 august Gth Il, lie Nirs min and Ten rgTegTTs{
ne'N"e Depot, Ia l.SHch'urg. Trunk aaa~I2IEj
nlrh"d ADtLiNE GKEGoRf, pit:syiynnia Court Home
Inc h'rr ~l'l greatly obge her by sending il 10 tie
.,".VrII t'oUSe. itNnehbltg aug I'D
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GLAS 5ICAL ENG l-SH AID MATHE-
~ NAUTICAL SjtiJbl. to- ,r'ses IT my
sshoat 81 u o.i g.. N .|l.v i..f - Srpem-
bern#st Tn. c.g cot tu-tm.', be- r1a .hrnsiye
aud tlntt,,'l,h. 1,,als tr ,llic.,- ne,.r H..
aas 2n-l 3taw2N tNt} rAeA
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copy

All lape@s friendly to the parry IA! fiease
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hold arc s,sy,ng At Mr. Aerhcn's, wrs' htc"ds''
They arc beth progressing f"vcf"b'y ana arc "''
or. s.~Mr, pcpnis O'Knnc Of 0ccree'own Vol.
ese, h alec At the CAY Hotel. We mas =" ",
npr,e aud hcarw h,s sufc,hgs With mu'h n"'""".
lilo Ia greatly hfniscd on The breast n"u 'noe NJ
several r,hs hrhcn Ills face and eyes are a'ng"','
hut not sr,iour v. lie haa ~,n"f great suo.'' "v
10 gradually recovering and" r"p'''e" ~ ''"s WV"
p,IIrS-Mr. Patton ~ Philadelphia, at Tho house
efS W. S'oscn, E,q., tnon-s', has 80 Jar wHov"'"u
as 10 be removed thn afternoon To fh,iaao'pn'" ey
.,..,h ost lilo vas conveyed To tho boat on NV"
.,,n,cJ s,n.c IN, accident for tho usc OF the sui
rurtrs-Mrs Emna II. Lincoln Phelps Is AZ
the Cit, Hotel. Her lett leg rs o"dy or. SSs .v,rs
will be- &c, fined cher room several days' ono
con- i1crnbIy bu! IL not regarded a. In DANGEROUS
condition. Miss NJ. Philips, daughter OF the Shove
Mo was wounded In the Abdomen ~ verv much oet'er
and made her .ppespsn,S;e AZ ~ ,@o N"w.Yopb At the
ri Hotel She feels her Gfllicon more acui'ly ,han
AT int Her eyesight however, is restored 10 DOM
eve and che is on the whole. doing we'll
'PpIyctr-Mrs Pringle Of Newly rk was repor'ed
dead. Although better she lie still In very cnusa
condition and is not pronounced out OF doIgef' ohe
10 VEL, taken care of at the Houee OF Mr.. Elkiagton,
Uponei., above York. st. The latest report oil ner
Pp@H-Hr. John Pueh is at the City Hotel. He
entering very much. At first his limbs were pound
nm TOO tightly, and very distressing symptoms aP,
peaYed. " hen renewed dud DOunu up t"c 49,
tn. be appeared better but his comb ION is sun very
critical fbe coctors are unwilling to ampu'ate II re-
covery can possibly be secured without out y - ny
DO means certain at present that Mr. fush VIII ho'
have 10 part with one OF his legs. ,. 9.
RFtvts-Judee Reeves Of ChHhcothe, ONO, Is
.tsyny nj the house of Mr. Brown, corner oil Broad
sno Lawrence.s 6. He is improving, and is hKey ~
recover. l., H..
ssrTH-Commodore Smith wei { home to-day lie
hsd yer, much improved -.
TAYIoR-M,. Richard Toy Tor Of Brooklyn, Is doiog
remarkably well as will be seen by our last dspatch'
He IL at the City Hotel.
WHrELAY-Dr. Wheelan of Warrington, ID. C',
has recovered. He vert home to-day.
The following is list Of the benevolent citizens OF
Bordeptown who received the sufferers with open doors,
SYM atbizipg hearts aud ready hands:
Margaret Smith, Main.st.
Mrs. Lardner, Msn-st.
Mr.. Agnew, City Hotel.
Me- Reid, Msinst.
Mrs. Davis, Stacey-st.
Caleb X Smith, Esq. Main-st.
DIR. Hoeback Z. o.
DR.. Trimbe, Mape.st.
Mr. JcOb Laumaser, MaiD.st-
Mrs Deakip, co. of Broad and Weod-st
Mrs. Mary King, Main st.
Col. Wall, Main-st.
NJ. Aertsen, West Broadst.
s. W. Stockton, Esq, UBion-st.
Mr.. Brown, cor. of Broad and Lawrence-sts.
There may be some others and we shall be happy
TO insert aIy pamess which have been omitted in this
list They are names which reflect honor on the beau
tiful little City of Burlington.
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Wires IN getting NJ 10 tho ~ay-oa, ne, 'ho 90" o..
s.,,., A., s.s.s.a wkss ,hs tel" commenced s~,"s si
.f.' Co.," "' w.. ,ssn ." Xs .ds ,s~"a 'hs dv.,l ia.
N,.na go ,Ls r.m,a 81 ,he ms'ie.' ieos'"s dos" w."
iopd a~s,d m-,
f.sriuosr 90 jorsrn -. imrr.
Joscph Al Am.s affirmed Livrs al No DO M"'nn
o. Nurhuscp bsAsI ~ss "n tho s"nnh s"n .e' w. 80
,'sa s. M .asiph- % thu ,,." va
~rh ms at lime 'he oonve''so" -" ,hns' a. 'na
.., w.. ~ de ,., snsr soe. ,'ea o. II hs
9" d. ban. ~. . hen s" :"%"s o.. 40
,s III. ecndso@ yo" BE-" batter "g 40" sa,S"s,e' then
as, "a -. aid no Its 20 up hm," 80 started To-
.b., and as wc thu house come one e.sd 10 20
sy','' m s"' 90 80. ':so,s. h
" +. A my ny .sa SSI Yi' sf% %
the htehen door apparently, ~ a NV dear ar vhy
zoe, hS o ~ an accident you help III b. mi,
ms The conductor he A'o spoke 70 HIM but 10 aa
rot ", ossg we then took p. Of the
be then ad tso eondusC calling him y Y "a sy
Dat e.s rg,o.. TSa.a q. not hare bee" s S
the Copducio h.n 'ad You e's blow the ~ht ~.
Sin ,.s asd snoh Sa
nsd % 'os pa, to- that su brought bin o~.d tho
,oso some distance beyond he bridge, met MI
hs,f WIZ ot him 10 the csrss- ard him Kel eye
Sn Int was my depression then, AM now that the
man Oh not .nS II Row boa be VS. anir great
deal OF .Ictem.nt wanted TO Iut MN MIN 70 oeo Oo' NC
would Lot hear Off.
TESTIMONY OF JOHN NIXON.
Jobn NIXON sworn-I reside in York ST Burng-
Ton was u.t by the Rordenown Rood the rsrod
Jd n 90. the of; he down snd nne-
Ss,e the SPLINTER. were dying AID the crushed all n
he, d; do , q hear the blowing OF the whistle
q. Would you have been likely TO hear the
white if had blown A. Yes. could have heard i,
We moving IN the field this sin up aud nesfd them
blow the whistle but wh'n they csne back frequently
wok place aud not paying particular attention to
the that day.
Mr. NcDowal Ju-yman. moved that the Jury
II
there testimony be addueed that time he Jury
vouId then proceed deliberate the Carried
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-03
THE LATEST PARTICULARS.
ANOTHER DEATH

The wife of Commodore SMITH, who left this city on
Stature ay morning in CON pany with the Commodore,
died at the bouse of Commodore Slower OF the Naval
Asylum, Pbiladelpbii, on Saturday evening. Her
wound was confusion of the head.
This shosld be lesson Of caution TO the friends OF
the present sufferers still in Burlington There is too
great haste in removing those who appear con.
valesceDt. Mrs Smith considered as nearly well
before she left Burlington, but the excitement and ex
erton Of the journey caused q relapse, and death
quickly followed. Several whom we have seen
moved from Burlington were apparently in mach
wore conoitio n than Mrs. Smith. Why should lives
be sacrificed by this unnecessary haste in removing
the sufferers
REHABILITATION.
Died on the spot after the accident. .....l9
Died at BOrdebtown.. Observation-Disclosures.
Died at Burlington on Saturday. ................ l
Died al PbllaOt lplla.
TOTAL Uead. ................... -2<
Not likely 10 Hve..... .......-.--..............
ethical. ......-........-.........
Left Burlington for home to-day. ..............
Doing well at Burlington. .....2O
Injured, but returned TO their respective homes. 81
Toal killed aud wounded. ............... l0l