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hgN '.' .iif t ion' &c. of e dl, tni rtair r,ss .
l.'.l, i,,'.' iHc result ui my experience. have r.
to'lfnii fHr preparation to others anil airssf, f..
snt eentral str urouso.' hs Territory rfe r.f. 49, 80 ~
~ cts afi have curnirrcC uho fa,e e.. be- t . .i
e'n ne ~ ut .ivc written To- s4ppb you s,n, ts u.
H 'i' ifcn ioI lHt ItriHY. Is already exfausfrf
daiy ngne srr n1e nr b. You deserve rrelf fr ,,-
" M fIurn you utnks for c hcnrft has done ng IVA
,ttiN Nfd dirti long 0uF Of tds.fIrr ar.
sat confaiiatr you hat yoar fortune tsnI isrr r. .
siIf''F Ni'lt lo.If. ftsi = ".
49, trm of H'nd Kellors Druggists 81 Paul VI r.
Adifess ~ w. WOOD co. pr0pfIttars lfG Ur1sfutv N.
fcfk, and ii4 Market street. 81 Ious
Fot snl. 10 kthmcnd, by ApIE GRAY. prurri.t.
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NV STOCK
BOOTS, SHOES, SC
n1 w are nov opening un entire stock of Win. n
houts gud shoes. comprising good assortment III
~ au kinds 20 which attention our ,nIs anil II
te public We thuk show iht hrt sortment boz Rchd
Aunng our asotiuent NAY b. found tie following.
ladies daiicrs. of utarlv
File Morocco Guat and Xii waking shoes
llue t1tssu Walking Shoes. superior article
White Rid and White Satin slipper. LACKS Satin do
lne Mo kd and Goat Walking noots
6cnilcmfn's fuc Dress Roots and Shoes
Double sNlc Cllf Water pfoof 0aIfcrs
Patent Leather Gaiters
Misscs' snd Chuircn's Shoes
m Seryans slos' 81 so-ri quality, cr men and women
Nv ot Hhch will b. sold AZ The lowest market prss far a. or
deS rUrNFY WATTS a pfrrNry
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.IIsE MENT IsNIls nNI..

- HaTFs a FH,SCF, ] PtEct,Y srEtrr. NV YosK
'Al AllloNNuu" genuine except , .i4p Of Tie
- Patent Az msuniasturyrs -es Infringing III - pro-.
,ut'i according to law. IN mil, iv
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j. B. HARGROVE,
(srcCuSanE To HEyJ. ntvfs1
AICr NEEIt.
Will strut uuffsy. ~ fThrafss m,

Nfnvuvp.
I'LL dcvots hs whole Sale aud Hiring Of Ne
w Rroes, Real Estate, &C.. publicly and privately.
Sale satisfactory charge made
1N- lie has convenient place for keeping slaves.
The subscriber respectfully his friend, has don
unuc the suction business, aud having rented ts Mr.
Harovc, takes pleasure in recommending his former customers
give him a call. HTNI DAVIS
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VOLUME So.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

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Post onicr containing money.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

FROM = NJ PETrENGILL A co.'s SEwsPAPrR ADvERTIs.
ISG HOUSE
= ~ Co. nearly all Ncwspspers
United States aud CansJs. Omss- ii9 street,
New York. and 10 state street, Bosiea.
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w dsio DAyESPoRT, ALLEN a CO.
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aud various kinds of Thread Tunr both Linen and Cotton,
which We receiving continual suttIir. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-16
Personal Intelligence.

recent very interesting ceremony
Ma'ried.-On Saturday, January 3, at Weldon, n. C.,
by tie Rev. Mr.. Raines De- Solomon Andrews Jr., OF
per'h Amboy, N. j. TO Miss Josephine NJ Bunkley, Of
Norfolk, Va.
Miss BunAcy will be remembered the novice who
escayed from the st. Joseph's Convent. Emmetsburg
Mar land and afterwards wrote book the subject
ARRIVALS.
F-om Hayre In stesmship krlcrson-B Brown, Y Kirby
and eervan, Percy hass MsR Weter6y aud eon Cap.
a Nu,crd Cant A Rogers Madame Feste. ! Gourc sde
Mss Bourcsds Warrpngoin, u ttpyn. " smith. i Ks
oirn,a II weter hinniwpld, ~ c'ads, Stufes Nc
avsy Bran drte MRcumbrte MAX 2orer, u Dulw AID
Pc,drs D- Wofe -
irm savannah in steamship Alabama NJ ADD Mrs W
psr on Capt farstcn, rsS, Bonne.y jotn lhrfock,
Turon Cspt John Dudley edy Cap, Edward Forte and
IL The steSssse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-16
City Politics.
City Politics.
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC SOFT SHELL GENEEAl.

NUUNU .
COMMITTEE FOR 1856.
This body held ing for the purpose of organising
&c on MONDAY evening, at Tammany Hall There was
very full attendance, and much Interest nsnfies.ed
among members and oatsiccrs ss this Committee viii
posses ss copsc erAble influence in tho next PeedentL
esmpeiQn. The meeting called TO order ty H. r
can who was appoipte, temporary Chairman. seTernl
wards were coni.sst and the Fletcher tose. was al.
mted in the Third wArc; the Delsvsn tlcke. In Tbs
Liohth ward. and the Wood ticket in the hine,eenfh
vsrd The committee then proceeded TO ballot Cor rsr-
n agent officers, which reeu,ed ~ f,iows: oil u Ne
tle Chair man Doupiss Taylor, J. j. Rely Vice Cbei-.
n en-; Edwin simpson Robert Grant SECRETARIES. u =
C,n, TIsssa-ss, stephen Esily, scr ssAntAt AIMS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-16

LOSS OF SCHOONER ELLEN AT SEA.
The schooner Llen Capt Rogers, from B,eton, aoout
November II for srsees fallen in With on the 22d
Of November in latitude 4. 49, longitude 81 49, and
i1g in sinking condition. Capt. r. and her crew. six io
rumber, were taken OF by Capt John Hutchinson If
the ship Geo. Tarner of Portland and carried to Havr
where they arrived on the Goth u1t.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION-ONE NAN
KILLED.
From The Heytimey coup,y Journal tL,m. Fcl.).

From The Herttmo Coun,v Journal tL,ns FcLll.
On Thursday last, between l2 and O'Clock, our
village was thrown into the greatest state of excite
ment ever witnessed here by the report that the boiler
attached to the Cotton Factory the south eide of
the river had bursted and killed ten or Twelve men.
All FASTENED to the of the disaster NJ, knowing
but their friends among the unfortunate, With
feelings that cannot be described. But few minutes
elapsed before thousands were on the spot-looking
with pxous hearts and fearful eyes for the manged
corpse Of a beloved friend or relative They soon
lesired that but one man, Thomas Stevenson, was
killed. and several children badly injured
The boiler was a new one, weighing seven tuns, and
such was the treme ndous powr Of the explosion, that
two-tbics of il raise nearly one hundred feet
and carried south os.apce of about too hundred
feet before it came down. The rest of was sc altered
in Ciferent directions, at distances ranging from
10 eight hundred feet The chimney, seventyone feet
in hight lifted several feet and came down with
crushing forctand part of the brick wall thrown
ia porberly direction, breaking windows, clspboards
and fences, belonging to the houtes ON the irlsnd
Several brick fell upon the roof Of Messrs. Pease *
Satterys paper mill penetrating through il as if it
Wa only sheet OF paper.
We never saw such complete wreck It is awful
TO behold. We never before realized the almost in.
finite power of steam. The heavens were filled With
bricks, oxen timber broken boiler, dirt, water and
steam.
Who Is to blame for all this destruction of life and
valuable property is not for Us to say.
VERDICT OF THE JURY.--The verdict of the Jury il,
that the raid Thomas Stevenson TO his death by
the Explosion of the steam boiler belonging TO the Little
Falls Cotton Factory, and usei to propel the sane;
that the deceased received blow upon his head and
back by the falling of portion of said boiler, which
caused his immediate DEATH and the jury further say
that in their opinion upon the evidence, the said boiler
was not perfect in lie materials; AID the jury are of
the oplpCn that the who had charge OF the boiler
at The time OF the explosioa anf;ssutiy Yus
fed by knowledge and experience TO be left alone in
the sgemen of steam boiler; that, in the opinion
of the jury The managers of the factory ceasur-
able fr lot having Indicator attached 10 the boiler
to show the pressure of the steam and the jury fur
iber ssy thai they recommend the employment of the
OFT sbilIful engineers and hands in the mAna9emeut
of steam boilers.
James OConner were badly injured, and M. Lsu.
IeIce OLsry hadtwo girls and boy severely injured
They are low considered out of danger.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

Frame dwelling of William Crouner. Dweine Aoe..
Of Mepeely Hitchcock, occupied BY Ms. covdy.
R,;nL dw.Iipp OF james Lobdees. In the rear of
~. se bousss were the lumber yards Of Smith Craig
and Lee g. HuIs, extending from the bank on Csni
s',es, sou,b with about two-,hmds of the block aed
wet 10 ths CsDsi 90, -,
CAsAL STREET.-Souh Sde-A large bnck cv
,ass sbop. owned by EbeDezer WisgeH, apd brck
5e1l, house adjoining owned by the sa.ns, and o.,
cpniso by Mir. Vapdermsrk. North :Jide--A frame
builiipg occupied BY Mrs -, puoishe. Of TIE
Hrn Troy Adrocdte, to which was attached job
printing flee. Also, frame dwehng mouse adlon
ing occupied by the same lady.
The bank building Oh Canal street was seyersl tine.
or fire. but was saved through the untinng erertons Il
those " ter,sted in the bank. Engine No OF Troy
fought the FIRE with marked success. IL was manly
ttrepcb Their exertiobs that the costly dwelling house
of Ms rs heneey and Osterbout on Warrington
,tree,, wtre saved. The former gentleman this mto
ing presented them with bis check for $50 az token
Of bic gratitude.
Much property was saved BY the timely hanging q
wooden blanke's and carpetiog over the woodwork Of
bouses on ashipgton and Cans streets, which were
kept stursteo with water.
fbe amount of property destroyed il vafou.ly e.,i.
mated at from 500 600 10 $4,000. Some are Of the
opinion that il will not come up To the lowest figure
Tie great bulk Of the property is covered by Insurance
but IN q fusioD Incident 10 such hro h %. i'm.
po, sibe 10 learn of the insured or the Companes in
Whict they bad been ffeCtsd.
The Wet Troy remen, beside the aid received ffon,
thr city aided by companies from East Troy
Cohoes, Waterford and the Nal Works a. OF whor,
DID good execution. The following particulars We take
fn n The Hta Troy Adrocdte, Extra Il. & p. Wiz
wall loss SO. 500; DO. injured. -. Lsu5y, s7oc
not Insured; Hen Troy Ad0oeate, 81, 300; insarei
81 coo. Adrocate building, 81 400; insured 81 600.
Josn Perngo, 81 coo; party injured. Patrick Kelly,
81 ,OOO not insured. f. & z. Wswsll, $500 not
insured Wiswal's shop 81 500 not Insured Wm.
Clements, 81 600; 800 insured; Andrew Hitchcock,
81 600; 81 3OOIusured. VIM. CIovner, 81 900; $1,000
insured. A. NJ Hitchcock $1,000; not knoSn. j. ID.
Lobdell s2 100; 81 300 insured. j. V. 0Othout,
$500 Smith IL Crag, SIS 600; sl3 900 insured.
Lee & Hail. 10000; $4,000 Insured Hill & Ogden,
81 900; al 900 insured
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04
FREEDOM IN DUTCHESS COUNTY.

CorespoI derce Of The N. Y. Tribune
FIsHKILL LAsDISG, Dutchess Co., July "a, 1855.
The Fremont and Freedom Clu) Of this place me!
last night, DR.. DELAmOsTAGsIE in the chair.
MIR Hall, your District Attorney, who CHANGED 10
be at TIE Doctors hOuse, present and add essed
the Club; 6nd although he had arrived UNEXPECTEDLY
and only hour before the time of meeting the News
bsd spIead aid the hall war crammed Many doubters
who Lad come in from curosity, after heariDg the
statement of the facts at issue, declared for Fremont
an DAYTON and joined the CLIO.
large psrt of tbe fore gu vote here goes for Far
MONT and We are making great inroads upon the Fill
no,e ranks.
We work without noise, but effectively as Novem-
ber vii show.
On Ia ge train Of the New York Central Road,
gong West, on Wednesday, July "a;
Fiemont..............1l0 Fillmore. ............ &c
Buchan9n''''''.'''.''' -
Same day, on Syracuse and BnghamtOn Road:
Fremont...............42 Fillmore ..............
Bucb8nan.............''
BIZ gbamton, going East:
F.emon......,.........i4 Buchanan.
FilluOe .,..............l8
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04
emipeu.,y qualified for the eagercies Of this .Fsat
hut iserac.d Rtpubisc. .o.t
ppt MONT IN WESTERN COMNEcTcUT
o1.,.. ~ The ". Y. TIibuDe.

Corr,.psDderes Of The N. Y. Tribune
wrsrPoRT, Con-, Augnst J. 1880.
The n,ost bunkerfh part q Western Conn'c'ca' 70
Ps,f,la County. Yet the popularity of fTsunoh' -
.,Ahas been, OIL the tncrease since ns nomio' ''''n
The .,hpsia,m ar!l determination among Tue ,i'noo
., Free Territory ana Fremont ID The sure haIo'hs',
of .ucc,es. We rave deemed it advisable no' 10 nou
controversy with Fillmore men, a. no.u.ss 'mu' a
pct, mantle 20 uucn as war OF wo'ds oet
= r.. ,n,.,t .ud Fillmore M1et oi tno7e "uo pre-
go Fillmore at the time Of hp pom,n4t'on now
III that n. the CONTEXT lies between Ere mont and
tbev must supper. and vote or the iotmer
D'. - ont Cluh hsr been formed here Lat even
,ac ard ef tbusiastic meeting WA held at Belts 3
mn q n. meeting was addressed ~ that eloqient
do,, To- ;, in the cause of liberty the hon. Z. Ferry
~ Nofcsjk In speech OF nesry two hours 10 length,
w. oabsired the attention and el cited the frequent
n,rlsnse Of the audience. Mr. Ferry is OF the
III loou. Mt m. d III the State. Ii handle the prn-
M loo of The so called Democi with ungOyed han Is
I'd 6enouncss the damnahe hereees Contained L. tne
Cincinnati platform with language suit iole for the
occasion.
Tie weather yet 10 rather too hot for holding meet
ines but after few weeks when the farmers shsu
lave got through nth their ousy season. intend 70
give opponents JESSIE. L.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04
THETA PAZ SUFFERERS.
From Tae ~ O. Pieavun.. L.lv q.

From TAe ~ o. Pioayuns L.lv27
Ihe Iexas brought up to this city from Vera Cruz,
on Fncay, thirteen men Of the American passengers
by the Archibald Oracle from San Fancisco. who
were seized at La Paz, in Alta Cafosni. by the
Mexican authorities, aud detained 80 long in prson
eIo in iroIs.
The whole number of persons thus seized was orig
inally eigbty-seven. This about the middle of
November of last year. They kept IN co fine.
nent in room about forty feet square until the eth
Of December, when they were taken OUT ana ifoned
TWO and two and put on board of yesse TO be sent 10
San Bias. This horrible voyage, by reason of the
Gains, occupied twenty -four days. On the arrival at
San Bias, the irons were Immediately ordered to be
taken Ell. The prisoners wtre then marched, first /,
1epic, and then a further distance OF 300 mites 10
Guadalejala, which place they reached on the 9TH of
February. Leaving that on the 1871 Of March they
were pMchtd on foot to Guanajuato, where they
8nlved March 10, and on the 28th Of April reached
Escopasalco, small town in the vicinity of the city
Of Me xco. This long journey made on foot q
disiance of thirteen or fourteen hundred miles.
Az Escspasaco they were not put lncO close con-
hnt ment, but were allowed to 90 at large all day
wlLh an allowance of fifty cents day for their support.
The allowance on the journey was only IS csnts
day. They remained here several moaths, unable TO
get u fral humber escaped with little distraction
and went to Caifornia; Others escaped, aod have
heretofore arrived in the United states. They we're
tired of waiting for the trial and the compensation
which was cue them for their imprisonment and de-
teIiiOn.
The preFeDt )any, consisting Of thirteen started
July D. spd found no interruption in wakiog down TO
Vera CIpZ or IN getting on the Texas. Several met
hitnos in tbe city Of Mex co. who paid their pas ap pe
Ley express much gratitude 10 Dr. Edw ,rd lrr Tor
Ih generosity. Otbers were brought by the steamer
a. its own cost, having no chance for payment, except
by the Government hereafter.
JhIe oarty Of thirteen consists of Josenh n Smith
Of Virginia, VIM. NJ Hughes of Iodana, A. w.
Browning Of Mssou", James Hawkins of A,kansss
Ctarles Brown OF Ohio, Geo w Hopkins OF Vermont,
AZ aaIder HarP'r Of Kentucky. A. NJ. soencer of
tlorca, John Ar delsoD of Indisns, John Waloen of
iIcl-Ia j. B. Nictos of Ke' tucky, s. II. Crooks of
Missouri, and A. s. Young of Texas.
Thee IeHOLs hove reached here in state af posi-
i've siitutlon They exhausted all their h.le means
in reaching Vera Cruz and have landed here utterly
wifout Means and iced assistance TO en- able toem 10
reach then homes. We ore the appeal will no, be
mace IN vain, and we hope that our exceeLt Mayor
viii take the matter in hard, see that arrange
nehs are made to enable these injured felo citizens
to Ter ch their homes.
Tier case il already before the Government. and
there carrot be doub; that full satisfaction will be
exscted for the wrongs Inflicted upon tbeo,.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04
| DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT VEST TROY.
LOSS ESTIMATED AT FROM 100000 TO SIS 900.
F,em he ALbaay Eresi,g Jo.,nA!, Arq.n2

From The albany Eresiss Jog,sa! 4r9.r2
A few miLutes b. fore z O'Clock this morning the
luu heTysro OF Smith Craig, The rear OF the Back
Of West Troy, was ol-cOvertd 70 be fire. The un-
Der being quite dry, the flames speed rapidly south
shd west extending from Canal street down Washing.
ton stIeet, and wes; ~ the Canal. A. oze tne tue
be at intense tbs fesrsd me flames would
spread over the eLtre village 81 hsd it not been for
the cs MI ess OF the stu O7pier- m1st Of the vii age
would have beer destroyed. The light wa so brilliant
It as supposed that th re N II u nber disrr q
arc an alsim vas sounded IN city, witch Wa.
promptly answered oy the Department, aud some of
our engine COMPANIES weDc u the cid of tn. West
Troy fr,men shghs breeze sprsng up lust befo e 4
och OK, which famed the earning enbtrs 70 such an
s1teht that furhei aid Ieq1tsted from our ci,v
The alarm vss seunde5, when ,hree ensice compapis
with taer ire apparatus were dispatched % the scene
Df cestructIon. When INFORM ant left s. was ann.
posed that 1e hsm.s were uncer .se control Of NJ,
nreueb though the hea. caused by he burning Of ,wo
AteD:ive lomber ysros vss still n,enss and aja,n,o.
Ire proPI:y Destroyed, 40 R.u se could be s.css.
tslr.d, IL a. folo~s:
RooHEsrER sIRnEr.-Livey Fable ana bi.e VI, smith
stop Of Po'rek Kelley. Brick Sw sliry h,uss n Nm.
meps Frame twelhrs Ct A,drsv Hi,esco:k.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04
From SARATOGA.
Correspondence Of The N. I. TTibuoe.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Fri,


SARATOGA SPRINGS, Friday, Aug. ], lej6.
Saratoga perfect hive; only that the occupants
for the most pat Of the genus droae The hotels
arc all crowded. and the drouih is ntoleable No rain
has fallen her. for weeks tie drives about the viii +ge
ere rel dered upa-sabe by dust, aud 'he irmes ufe
painting for cooling drop" Poiics are the cdreat
theme in spite Of Fsher Meriam's Thermometer.
An ong IS gentlemen gathered in the parlor OF the
Columbian Hotel vote was taken yesterday which
resulted 81 for Freedom sDd Fremont, for tilGIore
and "Ersstus," aid for Bachelor Buchanan M'st
of the guess It this bouse from the North and
East. The Republicans are in good spirits, and onng
in encouraging repoit9. The Jerseymen d Per nsyl
vaiaps r. present that wholerome Documents are vastly
netced in tbel' States.
PIOfe sor Hickok, TX. Governor Bouck aud I" Minnie
MyI,le" are hire. The k'v. L. l.. Cuylef, OF your
city, announced for Sunday to yreacn on the
lare terrible uagedy on Lake George Thunder away,
fri, nd TRIBUNE, agaDst The criminal reckle-snes on
Ametc. II car and tesmbOst. 'ur blows telt AMI II
ali the Pre- will follow uit the reform will co ne all the
sooner. England proves to that our bdtcheres on
pubic conve ances are the resnlt of uniform n-g-
sence and u,al psgemeIt tif there be s1ch word
your lexicOnl GOttscbalk ID here, deightng Us all
with his ftsts on the psho. Never was season yet
prosperous for Saratoga as the present one. Ihe
Union ard Columbian have both been enlarged this
year, Yours truly, L. NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04
FREMONT IN NEWJERSEY.
{ conespoudercs Of The N. Y. Tribune

NORTH BRANCH, SOmerse, Co., n. j., Aug. ]. 1856.
Last evening, while pretty rets ole political rep
reseptaion OF the wi age Of North Branch and its en-
yiroDments were assembled at the Post Office the sub
Jet Of politics introduced. After so ne discussion
j. proposed 10 take a vote for the Presdeocv
Which resulted as follows; Fremont Il, Fillmore 5,
Buchanan /. In tbs vicinity Bdchsnsn has been re-
tpested as man Of clever capacities, bu; because he
bs, ben raDs'ased into the CrncinDsu platform is
)ooktd On with contempt. Film re- sccoun, of his
ooDpectoo with he Know NOtbings, and his southern
pro sites, Il rea,y objec c'ioosble Tle indout.-
bic, ssgscioos an psLmous Fremont (ss-1ci),ed
With Hes s.JtrseJ's robls scn) Is regarded IS man
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

of ror - an. eopstYuetion q riroIds,
nor .,;Ia;nv, v.sssh, pavspents &ci and DO not
.1ete so '"v Sss. be inersssed m this eoantry Bat
whers win those manufactures be Iocased
Updoubtedy where the pnr.st ard mose &C. scoe,
Of fuel and Huxes, as wen ss to q proper N Nkst'
The ipcrfssisg intelligence and enterprise OF the cru
repa Of the sta;e sre rapidly leading 10 the develop
m. ut Of the natural resources OF its territory end
reasonable TO belt We that the day not distant when
he numerous orgss situated on its mountsln streams
converted into eIteI sve iron works, will in great
81 pply the increasing demand for this indls
nsnshble metal"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04

DREADFUL DEATH FROM RATTLEsSAKE BIrE-
On WeoLesdry ternoon of last week Mrs. Bskesly,
vile o. George Blskerly residing about Two mills
~ n this village, was bitten by ratlesn.ke and afer
nefig nn'olc pain from the effects of the bite, dieo
on tie following cay. The particulars of tns meIa1-
eloly death are "A fonows: On the day above men
oied, ME- B. with her little son, went 70 the ~o',
about mile dls'apt frvm her dwelling, Tor tue npoee
OF gathering wbortebenies, and while 80 eesssso, va
bitten on The 81 Ele. She r'psnea A. o.ce 70
the bouse where remedies applied sni phy'iciaos
sert for immeoiately. Drs Dolson and May o. this
village repaired TO her home upon the iestSn. and
gave all the k in their power TO arrest the effects OF
,Le v.rom. Every effort vas used by them 10 ave
N. nn,o, innate woman, but II % rept les veuomous
sting and .ffrcis could Dot be coun srso,ed The poi
op lad Gius,d itself through The veins swe lng and
il 0auu alton er,ned aud the patient died after twsn
~ four ours of oresdtul suffering.
t8sih IN. W Aavossta
I'VE don't know as the life ofibs woman could have
s.op .v,d but We d. know that other lives b,ve
hen saved whore :he case looked equally desperste
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04
FREMONT IN PENNS YLVANIA.
Cm~pOndesce Of The n. Y. Tribune.

HoSEsDALE, Thursday, July 81, 1856.
The cause of Freedom and Fremont is prOspsrng
and cheering in this County We held, las, night the
hnt meeting of our Fremont Club for HOnesdale.
The Cou't-iiouse well filled, ard about one
hundred and seventy five signed the Constitution do
cluding about thirty Germans The German Brass
BaLd SDd Fremont Glee Club" furnished uusic, aud
Wayne County down 500 msiorty for Fremont and
DAYTON without the least doubt, ~