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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-15
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,,r,.u SAW yayss. FOR sAaE.-Wc have
~. n ,sirfy horse power STEAM SAW MILL which
- ld yerv ls ali the rnnning-Eear Is in complete or
An, f,fgmation concerning 1t viii be chPeitWig IN
pafied ON 'pP"'' 4. WINSTON,
JNp. II BAILEY.
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,,, ,.,o,d having sold thcir stock Of Goods tn
Mpssrs lrly q Saunders would most rhe'fl"l1 '''''
"',a INV, 31 tsg, MCDANIEL, HURT PRESTON.
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Nna
Farmers or any may afflicted every remedy ~ use ioi
all other remed.s with correct diagnosis ot ~ sneh
"" s''''' JAMES A elorToN
ps-pprsons purchasing pr Cloptona remedies WI not
perm,ied to give them oihors Remiitanees OF soo
frequently been made for ounce box Of tho ointment
cnnrIrloATEs
lie eoud you hun ires Ut certificates but ahea only
ha"N'nk IoyrSa,roS October ~, 1885.
DEAR siRf-.I YER card in tho iynehemfH VnEinian
Iynhhure prepared with remo, for the cure OF unnes's
your Cancer oh,men and applied II TO sad ,umor
ten "E Sgs sn yeTy 4 rn trace Of Il. cs
sonoe, an uptc this time, 1t presr r no symptoms" '"P
consider you hccfo dose vcdy cu,ed tn the fee paid
asve as my ,nony to the o. y"Ir moviSH
To pr Jas A. Clopton Dalton, Gee
pn olorroS Ii VIII no doubt be gratifying to you, when
tell you tia, ueghbar OF Hobbs OF Nottoway caou on
me his thanks and express his gratitude having on
You HIM saying that the service rendered him was
he entcans strong hopea of being shortly o.veu ny
ho su of ynur remedy JOHN "A JEiEh
Richmond Va, January IA, 1900
'vusexs prror. southside n. r., Va
,ny Cancer Ia entirely onimen' proved Invaluable
used according to ye 'sSn' ana soon n ~ Al i1"a sn S,'S s
psaranees. perfectly we'll wsh you may mee, Win sr'a
Yours, very respectfully =. no,,s
Nottoway county. Va, February ., ls5a
OCToBFn II, 1855
pn giorToNDonr Sir My wfos broaa Is about ~ twas
hen last From description hi u I" you,
Won think gu have an infnlibo remedy for II.
Enrosed send You "A ok of eluO Petersburg bank
llpnsr Aend n the mpdiciie.
Yours, respectfully, GEO w hipp'
pFrFMnEH Il, 1874
Dn cIurroS-pcm Sir; / nm slad 10 inform yon thc en-
She aniir Aiek Tor
dav or two afcrwnit should have written immc cdn,ly,
lnt thought would wait hoping she would get
heitor She ls imprt s and am hopee viii soon be
had nil upt ihp
the hnx before you receive 'hs WIN
scrd Al hack Immcdiate, doing thing but
vInp mndo of Ia turpcnne and talow,
II ynu want ccrhcaa lot me chow aud you can
pet ms my IN we'll ,nd anverh oth'fH
who wnesscd The ~ fell out iaai anndhy which was
tonr from the tin eommcne' using III" piack
plaster No r. Ne'f freHpee'fnly, :. -. u,,,
- dNfom tEoR IL W. MD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-15

NvEW GOGnS.-We respectfully inv'tefhe "t-
tenton the LADIES OF tue city aud country TO "nf
onrnt stock of Dress Goods such solid and figured
ragc solid and figured DE Lanes Chaies Berage Robes
HernTe De LANES Cambria Robes graiuated Robes Organ
dies Briantes Lawns Tissues French Cambrcs Gnghams,
Prints Sc Sc And also beautiful assortment of Dress
silks which We aelling'vers cheap
IN, pgts JAMES A. SIGLER d co,
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nrrW CoNCgKV.-rhe undersigned having

ATEW VDNVT ~ Mt UHWFT@TgHFV
" this entered into co-paruership under he style and
trn of NJ foISS co, for the purpose OF tfansaetmg
Grocery Commission business have taken the store re
Gently occupied by MIR John Holins where they ~ he
pleased To e their friends and the public generally
MARTIN H0LIfNS,
JAMES w. BURGH,
GEORGE II. III RiH.
The suseriber having sold his stock Goods 20 D. oias
Co. would chce-try r.ec"ne nj then ie his riend1
and patrons. JoHN hoblhNH'
ItNu,Ky Ian r edV Vctsv
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS
9oNN0IrY ADAMS. Tobnrco Commi-

q SION MERCHANTS, No. d FHoSI rW tt NJ" i"h
~ liberal advances on consignment
~ INNISC ADAMS would be pleased to hear from his
..f'nll AZ mis- hons. JAMES 4. CONNOLLY,
'ii "a II, RbBsT ADAMS
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AvOTsCE.-Havingp purchased ot MeSsrs nc ''ah'li ~,
their stock of Groceries anu taken III"
stand occupied by them, We are prepared 10 "tr "
lie ,un,arous natrou4 Mcdaniel Nur Presonor i9rn
.o n, ,ic nnhic generally large and well scitc'e'
stork Of rocerie Liquor Staple Dry Goods @c wh'n VIZ
ufTr Al market for CASH or to prompt customers
usual tune a.. 5anuTSSIf3a
We will give particular attention to the fohmlNIo.4
pyJSfyESS i s all kinds cotnry produce ana cohsEh
nants generally viii render sales promptly anu t" ~
" hen desired; will make liberal advances on , ai r,,
o,, ,yIl rerciyc and FORM ARD GOODS nj the n" a'e
49, f, are drrosited or produce placed in hand to meet
tharR'S' IRBY & SAUNDERS.
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".npEw,s MAGAZINE FOR NAY 1885,
y lust RECEIVED At -.-. -. -, =, ,,,,n,o
April Ri-ts LANnii'NNh "H'N'' -
upOy WANTED-To sell Book, Ac.. NJ III"
ufIAps ononirn AT MoRSE'S,
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MEDICIN ES.


n IN JAMES A lI.oFToN, who hah, for = nhmhcr oi
,nar. been ssrul h curing CANCERS, ULCERS ~
MoRS SORE LEGS Ar. ofrra to brnggisiH, Doctors Hnd
armers or any may he afflicted every remedy ~ use o
urh diseases lie viii give his romedes, oHrihcr Wih
all other remad.a with correct diagnosis OF nil aneh
'''' JAMES A cIoPTON,
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T. Persons purchasing Dr copona remedies wiz nor
per,nned 10 rive them To oihors Remiitnnees of rlD
frequently made for ounce box OF tho ointment
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LOO .AOO AaMEs LAND WAnnANrm. m

sR Notary Public dealer in Land Warrants and Atto'
.y Tor the pr Military Bounty Land and rensoA
claims washes q, purchase ACRES of Military Bounty
ana W arr.n,s will ATTEND any business as Notary
ul,e ,ch az of deeds assignment OF Lana
Wanran,s So xc LAFAYETTE W. GRAY,
"'' ~ Notary Public, Bounty Land and
;,,vs,s Pens Agent, LyuchbuTg, va.
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via Ohio River s!ight auNab't -
{ f cent Hl the way by Railroad No S'o,0gf CbrRed
oa t,9Dis seaf thr3Ba6 0Rr {tae Consgn 10
o' ~ BRIDGFOID y Co. Richmond
prypYr.cvs tS Rrru.oSp-Stcrns & Brummcl Tmsley,
Tardv Co Selden Miller, J. II Claiborne, j. w W ligh
& 60 1hos I Worham Co. Shields q soinmervllle ana
9. q -, -, S,' I.,o,nart & 90 iunc 1its.
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Du ULorToN-Donr Sir My wos brcaa is about a. twas
when rote 10 Won nnt From description hf To you,
ypu think You have u nfallihlo remedy for H.
Euelnse send ,ht tk of euO Petersburg hank
lonsc send the medicte, - .....
Yours, respectfully, dEo w htpp'
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

DIR. ROBERT EARLY, Dentist,
VylEE3 has removed his office door above his
'eIlfyYYy sidcnce on MAIN ST. one square above
10 inn
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T>ns Ei,,.r,-.-Sone aud desirable pattofnsnt Ga
dec LIS MrlR & STEVENS. Petersburg.
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vo NFRCI1 Y GV NAUSEOGS DRUGS
~ ma rAHENSTON,

Member o the r. al College OF Surgeons ondoh 6IAuUHe
rom one Il the me eminent Colleges of the United States
~ M Greater pa of whose life has been spent In the hrst
Uosnla OF Lond Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere mas
ofrirl some astonishing cures that were ever
nyp many troubled with rnt ing in the head and ears "h,
asleep great being alarmed at sudden SOUNDS
and hashfuness with frequent bushng attended sometimes
cnlncni of mind Mere cured mmeIlalely
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

GeorgeJ. Whelan, Esq formerly OF Baltimore
has been elected President of the Board OF Super
visoIs in San Francisco.
There were 266 deaths In Chicago in the mouth
Of July.
George Sinclair, Of Loudoun county Va, was
drowned at Frederick, Md on the 9Th inst
There are rumors in Nova Scotia of the retire
ment Of Judge Halliburton, familiarity known as
Sam Slick" There are two competitors for sue
cession to his office.
Col. Samuel A. Curtis, who has just been elect
ed to Congress from Ivwa, commanded the I'd Ohio
regiment In the Mexican war.
son of Mrs. Hamblin is playing walking gem
tleman and singing business at 0swego, under the
assumed name of Clinton.
The Sultan has remitted through the Ottoman
Bank the sum of $1,000 as q contribution to the
Nightingale Fund.
John g. Kyle, of Staunton, Va, died ut Granada.
Nicaragua, on the Sd of May, on bis way TO join
Walkers army.
Dates from Port au Prince, report the entire dis.
appearance Of fever.
Henry Clarke, Of Guyandotte. Va, commis-
sioncr for the re assessment of the land in Cabel
county, died last week.
Mr.. ca ampton, the late British Minister In the
United States, is now visit TO bis father. Sir
Philip Champion, In Dublin lie will, II 10 stated,
be employed in diplomatic position on the CONT
nent before the close Of the year. 81.
Mr.. Dslane, one of the editor Of the London
Times, has arrived In New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

The contested election case in Russell has been
decided In favor OF Isaac Vermiiiion, for Sheriff
of that county.
Rev. DIR. Reighley, President OF Jefferson Col
lege Miss has been called to the Rectorship Of 81
Pxul's Church, Woodyille.
Albert pike, of Arkansas, has renewed his alle-
glance to Mr. Fillmore.
Marx Parker shot and killed Geo. B. Parker on
Thursday night last, II Tarboro', N. Co. through
mistake for thief
Miss Eliza Logan has purchased onehaif of the
Peoples Theatre IT 81. Louis.
In the North Carolina Legislature, the Democrats
have sixteen majority in The Senate, and twenty
six in the House.
Major Pressy A Berry. one Of the drst settlers Of
Selma Alabama, died At his residence In that city
on Saturday last.
A wAREIsG-The Mobile Tribune says An In.
FAINT of Mr. George Morley, aged only some eleven
days, was killed faw days since by the careless-
ness OF the nurse giving Il dose Of landanum IN
stead Of paragoric. This should be warning TO
nurses. ,ssss
In Kentucky the tobacco crop b said to be si'
mestan entire failure.
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JAMES CITY COUNTY, VA, Aug.

JAMES CITY COUNTY, VA, Aug IA.
have just returned from a melancholy pilgrim.
age to Hanover. / was one of the sad few who
followed to their fiual abode the remains of Nrs
f. B Johsaap late of Orange-A She wsstaken
with spasIns, ahlwten those ceased guisf eetzed
on her heart like . brand Of fire She p1esessed1e
resplendent mind, a refined education, great afa-
blity, soft manners and energetic spirit and by
her uniform kindness and sociability she had won
the love of all who knew her She leaves three
children and husband to practice her precepts
and initiate her virtues
The effects of the drought in the lower part of
Hanover are most deplorable Some of the farm.
ers have cut down their corn and sown the land
with peas-others, acting out the MAXIM "a half
loaf Is better than no bread" have pulled and se-
cured their fodder-while few have pulled heir
fodder aud cut their tops for no reason that we
can assign except the force of hsbit They must
go through the usual motions aud rear up top.
stacks, though there be nothing 10 put in them -
The corn in New Kent is somewhat better than in
Hanover, yet 1t is very inferior. Some fields are
so burnt that If torch were applied to them thew
would readily burn. Wewent up on the pamunky
and came down on the Chickahomiay side and We
saw only two average craps Mr. Henry Webbs
and Mr.. Ballard Shermans
When We returned to James City We brought
consolation 10 many q hitherto Rruu,blipe farmer
by telling them how much better they Jared than
their neighbors, and mouths that once uttered com.
plants are now returning grateful thanks to Ceris
OF course our crops are iDjnred by the drought
u =
good as the best we saw in Hanover Our wheat
was excellent.
A protracted meeting Is now progressing at the
James City Baptist Church. IL Is conducted by
Mr.. Young, of WiIliamsburgsand Mr. Porter, Of
Manchester. IL promises to be very successful-
They had four mourners Monday, and there
was great excitement. James City used to be fa.
nous fer poor land and small horses. Its land b
now in a high state of Improvement, its horses are
large and fat and If one will attend Its churches
on Sundays one will see the prettiest parcel OF
ladies' In proportion to numbers that be started
between Maine and Florida
While at church on Monday, heafse passed
bearing Mrs John Lightfoot to the grave The
yard now contains four graves Of the same family.
upon neither of which 10 the grass erowipg-the
husbands the wife, o. the sisters, the nephews!-
All were In the bloom Of iifei Mr.. and Mrs Light
foot were married on his birthday, He died on
the Anniversary Of bis birth and marriage she on
her birthday. He was my schoclmate Would
that had space to weave = chaplst TO his me-
mory. JAMES CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

A RECENT ELoPEMENT-The New York Mir.
ror states that gentleman in Newport has recent
iy received letter from Major -, who il
cused of having run off with young lady of New
Yorks denying the charge. and asserting that the
lady in question went off to Europe sin the com.
pany OF her friends" He adds that he is about
to return to the United States to commence libel
suits against II the editers who have denounced
him for taking away an old mans daughter"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

A REMARKABLE DEATH FROM LIGHTNING -
The most remarkable case of death by lightning
recorded is that of Helen s. Clark little girl of
eight years, in Westminster, Vermont. The schol-
bouse struck and three of the children were
rendered insensible for some minutes Miss Clark
struck on the head her hair crisped and her
clothing set on fire Her teacher promptly carried
her out and extipguished the flames by rolling her
In the grass After some time she revived but
died in about eighteen hours from the effects of the
burn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

NOVEL SUIT-BLACK MAIL "A suit was brought
ca Saturday last. in the Superior court by one w
L. Chrysler, against ex-Mayor Garrison, who is
the sum of $l5,7e5. The modest sum ia claimed
from Mr.. Garrison on various pleas, some of which
date back to 1853 The plaintiff AYERS that a por
ton of this sum was expended in the fall of 1853 to
secure the defendants nomination as candidate
for Mayor of this city, and for a supper afterwards
given to the Nominating Convention, and for
money expended to elect the defendant to the
Office of Mayor. Also for moneys expended to
pay the deficiency in certain service of plate got
up by citizens as testimonial to Mr.. Garrison.
Also, for money expended by plaintiff in the year
1852, to secure the defendants election as Mayor
There are other counts in the complaint which
vary a little from those mentioned above, but
which comes to about the same amount of ridic}
lous WORCESTERSHIRE Francisco Alta California
July 2l
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MoUTH OF RED RIVER CLOSED On the Sd
last, the New Orleans (La Delta says, the month
of Red River was closed by bar fSIming across it,
and tha current Of the strosm tu& Inn into the
Atchafalaya. The deposits of whien0Dbe bar is
formed is represented to be of different character
from that heretofore fonnd and has resisted all ef
forts to cut through it by the steamboats,, either
above or below it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

Foe BELLS ON THE COAST OF MAIEE-A fog
bell weighing 1900 pounds. was placed on the 5.h
inst, on an open frame structure painted white
and brown. on Mount Desert Rock on the Coast of
Maine 1t is so feet above the level of the sea IL
worked by machinery, and strikes about seuea
times In one minute A bell of the same weight,
on frame of similar construction, and striking ten
times in one minute, has been placed on Matinicus
Rock, coast of Maine. Both of these bells ase to be
sounded in thick weahcr hereafter, from the above
date.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

DEATH OF NOTED LADY-Mrs. Ch.rIot.a
Olympia, wife Of the late Hon. r. S Garnett died
III Essex county, Va on the Sth inst She was the
daughter OF General De Gouges and the grand
daughter OF the unfortunate Countess Olympe De
Gouges, executed in France November 2 I793,
with Adam Luxe, the defender Of the celebrsted
Charlotte Cordsy for writings pronounced coun.
ter revolutionary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

1HE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BIII-Tbis hill
apprnpriates the sum of 5ll, ,348, 900, including
s2Oo 900 for the Norfolk navy yard 1; goal COO f,1
the Washington yard, and 1885,, 600 for the San
Francisco yard besides S3o5OOO for coal basin
and railway at that port, ana s25 0uo for coal de-
pot at Key West wa Wv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

BRITISH WESLEYAN CONFERENCY-Theon one hul .
dred and thirteenth annual Conference of the Wes-
leyan Ministers commenced at Bristol England.
on the 3Osh of July. SThe Rev. Robert Young w as
CHOSEN President and the Rev Dr. Hannah as
electedeSecretary.
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hHooksViLLE.-The Weston (Va) Herald says :
olookssiiie Is the name Of the county seat Of
the new county of Calhoun-ealled so in bonor II
PRESTON y Brooks, of South Carolina 1t is situa-
tea on The waters of the Little Kanawha. and il
said to be a beautiful situation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

FATAL AFFAIR IN NORTH CARoLINA-One day
last week a runaway negro camp was discovered
on an island in Big Swamp, Bloden county, N. C.,
the inmates OF which were provided with dwell
ings, cooking utensils, COWS, &c. On Saturday
morning last fifteen white men started out to sur
prise the camp, when one of them, David y.
Lewis, was shot and killed by the negroes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

MURDER p Mcclure, sixty years Of age, and
the father of two respectable ladies, of Detroit.
Michigan, on the 9Th inst murdered his aged wife
by seizing her head and dragging her about until
her neck was broken. The old man was arrested
and confined in Jail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE ON THE LAKE
SHosE RAILRoAo--THsEE MEN KILLED The 10
connective "Vucsn." the Buffalo and Erie Railroad
Cake -hore) exploded this morning. VIII about one
mile this side of the state Line station killing three
men instantly. They were the engineer firem and
brake u.an. .-Rochsster IN. Des., IA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

NOMISATIOks.-The democrats of the ist dis.
trict OF Ohio have nominated George II Pendle
ton for Congress. The same party, in the 81 dis
trict have nominated WIN = Groesbeck These
districts include portions of Cincinnati and Hanil-
ton ccuuty The Hon. Benjamin Stanton, repre-
sentative i'll Congress from the eighth district of
Ohio, has been nominated by the district conven-
tion for reelection
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

PRIZE FIGHT ON THE TAPIs We understand
on very good authority, that on Wednesday night
the friends Of Mr.. Thomas Hyer, made the prelim-
mary arrangements for prize fight betw cen that
gentleman and Mr. Dominick Bradley, of Phadel
phia The challenge, it is understood, came from
Bradley, who is man of 225 lbs weight, and six
feet three inches In height Hyer is about six feet
two, and weighs 100 lbs, thereabouts The
stakes are to be $4,000 side, and Mr. Hyers
friends put up $500 as a guarantee that he wouli
acceds to the terms, but have not heard th at he
has as yet done SO, and it is to ba sincerely hoped
that he will nos.-NeU York Express.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

man was arrested the other day In GAINESVILLE
Ohio, for kicking his washerwoman into the tu
multuous waters of the raging canawl" because
she dunned him for his wash bill
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

cEwg CAkRiAfiE AND w Ago N
~ FACTORY The subscriber has opened
- his CARRIAGE and w AGON FAC
toh on Is street be wesn Frenklin and Grace
lie WIN be glad TO see bis ffiepds ana cu-toIn.rs
" Light CARRIAGES, BUGGiES, sULKIEs,
&e, made 10 oroer; and all work made by hth
rsnted
a. REPAIRING done promptly aud reasonably.
Jv lb-dlm TfSDMAS IA. FOWLER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

STABBiNG AFFRAY In Clarkesville. Va as
we learn from the Tobacco Plant an ARRAY took
((rpiace Wednesday between Robert Sadler and
Charles Nutall in which the latter was badly cut
up with knfe Sadier was arrested by j. w.
Hagner and confined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

MADAM" said bad imitation of gentleman
with q cigar, to a lady in a railroad car, Does
smoking incommode your? s. don't know. sir; no
gentleman ever smoked In my presence" The
cigar was put ont
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT--A frightful accident
occurred last evening in house on Washington
street. Fourth District. 1t appears that little
boy, between three and four years old, had been
out on the Streets playing, and came in with q
handful of nails which he had picked up. He
then said tn his mother, who was at the time en-
gaged In washing in ths yard, that he would go up
up and while engaged in his infantile architecture
fell from an unrailed balcony, and unfortunately
tumbled into large iron kettle which was used by
his mother in heating water By his struggles the
kettle was overturned, and he was left on the
burning brands like victim stretched on bis fune-
raj pyre. In the act of removing him from his
frightu position the poor little fellows skin pealed
off from his body like shrveled parchment, and he
was left raw mass of suffering humanity Even
yet the skeleton archer has lot come to his relief
though no hopes OF his final recovery are enter
tained.-N o Picayune. Monday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

Thefollowing recipe is said. by the n. T. Chron-
icle, to be a sure and easy cure for corns:
.Tie piece of raw cotton to the corn, and wet
It several times day with spirits OF turpeniine
this i'll, In three days cure the corn without the
least apparent pain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-18

The Healing Spris1s- Their curative Porers--De.
serips'on ef the Place and BsiidinSs-The Monn-
fafns Impressions of Sea Sheiis in the Rocks -A
Creek foring from tie Moxnfaia and a MIL and
's Miils--A DEATH ot the Springs.
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n-s. CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.

tANk CAhRIAGES, ('AKKIAtIES.
HEsyA The subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
ICY hstween Main and Cary, ti3t And I4th streets,l
near he Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARlO-
IEEs, bAROGCHEs, BUGGIES with and without
tops sd sULklEs, all of his own make, of the best
ha.erlsa end workmanship. Ali Of which will be
500 as low as good work of the kind be in the city
ol Mehmondi and respsctt9ly ash call from those
.h"ant OF any artcls in the Carriage line, de.
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