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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

IRVING MhCBIEEs.-L A. SINGER co.'s "a
- ZtTTh besusf0i peoriN psper, contains full Add ~
'ishla information about ing machines and
eepobs thst be asked the sshlect Al sho read
Idle pspsr will .ssn how purchase machine win
Shish N eco yesr cssr prof be made vii be pre-
,,ct,s ifu bslog uroed upon By ~ ~ humbng ms
ctts ~ tsioTe hr uut q. v. suRer 90 s"afers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

Holloyvsy's Ointment.-Gbc Vessels OF the
sku. under the renovsng action Of this external
remedy rapidly discharge The poisonous particles which pro
crpons bois kind o. exterior irritation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED livery DAt
For situations 4 Help Wanted, see 9th page.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A ETHONY J. BLEECKER, AUTHORITATIVE.
"A sell ut the Merchants RIcbauge ut ~ O'CLOCK hurs
day 9th March, beautiful house and os stnsted At
West Hobok Of Barckley str ee sod Paisade
commanding view Of the harbor and city OF Nex York
NHARLEs' LONDON CORDIAL GIN Is SHOWN 81
" the records OF Inclusion Rouse To the only London
cordial Gin imported and o In bo all others noxios
m made here In imitation Of IL
dscious ionic and by is peculiar flavor
oAe ent FRI other gns universally esteemed by al
who It's adopted with great success IN cscs OF dys
pepss govt rheumatism, dopsy gravel collie cholera fever
sRue structure disrAses OF The urinary organs epep-
sy female Yegusrities &c
br Valentine Mott, letter 10 the proprietor says:
Ihares London Cordial Gin Is the pures best and most
reliable extract Of juniper have seen.
Charles Ioncon Cordial Gin 10 sold by all druggists and
the United and also posous
csiled london Cordial 0n-to AVOID them buy only
CBAREa" Reject any other offered 70 you ~ you value
your health. dollar for quarts fy cents for pB.
EDMUND O. CHAKLEs, Sole importer,
W Broadway, New Ysrk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

NR. TAYLoRs PHosPHoRizED BALsAM or LIVER
~ has cured ard Ia curing tubercular consanpon,
bronchitis &C. their hopeless fotms. The tus3ecor
report eighty deaths week from this
the their friends would only make the
inquiry the action OF his effective medicine
they wsuld about their sghiest business Affairs II is the
of ProfesoLibeR made practical b. Doc
taylor and rho uld be In h1pse
For sale by q. ]. LkRDS, drug importer No. l3s william
street
n In hogshesds kegs, demiiohns and bottles for SALE
NJ the vaults 10 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

ID Futon et . 10 81 g. . - $40, $l2 S SIC SIS
and So Cashmere business coats - ~ "a 60. V ~ ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

cPRrSo CLOTHING
- At hyASs
rrtenaye
Clothing waebouss.
81 and IS fulton street
pscs srees coats sa S. g. e o. $40 sia st SIC. SIS,
c..sIm.'e business ,a,s, g. 50 $50 IS o. ~ Ep&sIo
csssmsre psnis 81 80 81 o. So S. IS So g. " 50 and q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

OUISIHE SUBSTITUTE, OR NERVE TosIc-wAR.
anst mssma superior qunine free from t evils Pat
NJ IN b~,ile- also phys cisns Close Cle,c
and ard others have given their testimony ha
bey bv a. for hs and complsns
resisted all other remedhs For sale BY e. j,
LbEDa drug importer No las william street.
CAwa-HoK 4 CO.'S PATENT aRoURD sAwy,
passrfns trvwels 10 had Wholesale and retail,
q ne principal hardware the sasarooms Of The
manufacturer ~ and 81 Gold street y the WORKS,
of Brpoms sheria and Columbia streets N. Y.
- cure Of chrouc rhumatsm, dyspepsia. eout and other
chronic and nervous diseasea .er16oson 20 iis
wonderful powers and fenicscy, and sso ~ csnsrtc
iha win sups al othes Of respectable phys
Gang ara rirzens A the country. amoug whom
,nersi j. watson webb, Judge Ulsbrder Colonel Pen1,
Hon Henry Ledysrt. For sale ~ q. ). bkkDs drug
las william street sole agent tor the Uuiied
tises, 70 whom all orders must be sddressed
SPRING srYLE or Boors-ss 80 AND o. JUST CALI.
- ard tale q look Al then 81 JONES, 10 Ann street.
CrrPHENg CRLEBRArrD wRtsINe FLUIDS AND
- coming inls-fondon asd rs Pearl street Ne~ York
sod BY The principle stsu oners
THE LnNIo on BUILDER "A ucrrHLY fLLUsTRA
led Jourpa for the architec Builder, Fng'neer and
eorans-Plans and vstiops. Details OF Conservation,
And everything Interesting 10 builders &c Every
builder should subscribe " per lear. WILLIAMS
ROgERs Nassau and Liberty streets " agents for
London Builder
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DIVORCE IN RHODE IsLAND.-The Supreme Court
of Rnos ,Iatd has Just decided that married
can tan hat s,ate for the purpose OF petit
tior ipg for . divorce, though she come "suge and
,one into the stae and her husband mas never stood
on Rhode Island oil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-22

shaw paiept combining neainss economy coaveni.
ence from = 70 SO With furniture conpete BY which
cooking be done Al one ha me q any other me
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died In New YorG on ieth ms ant, aged II yeari
nonths and 8 days n. Beardsey was born d
Hoos,c New YORK ana from thence in i7s9, the smil
enieratee to oiscso county, New York He vas admit
leo bsr In IS 2 snc soon took part In politics.
active democratic republican. The well known Jabc
Hammond Vas ais las osrtper Mr. Bssrdsiey served b
toe legislature with d. tincron. IN 1852 ho publishc
ts1rcidents Apecootes' Of his Me--a book full
STATE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13
Extension Forever!

Owing TO the immense business done by the under>
signed, they have found ii necessary To open another
BRANCH IN Oroyie. and have located IL nearly OPP
poste TIA" Orleans Hotel, and directly opposite the
Miners Bakery. on Montgomery 'tret, where they
are now opening and offer Tor sale, line seck Vi
Clothing, Boots and shoes, Hats Caps, and good
stock of Under Clothing us can be found in their
we'll known establishment 10 the Miners and resi-
dcnts OF Thompson Flat. Morris Knyine, Oregon
Gulch and C,ty, and everybody, with their friends,
We would simply say, drop in and at the
Branch, examine Onr stock, you nave both the right
quantity aud quality 10 select from. clothe your
selves comfortably, 90 on Your way rejoicing aud #
goods doE't give YOU satisfaction. names are
not u. roy & OIlEkSON,
Montgomery street opposite 81. Nicholas, aud
Branch, opposite Miners bakery. do
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13
Oruuille Dailq Rutte RetorN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY l2,h, 1857.

FILLlgusrERIsM ABOUT GUYMAs-EN-
TRAoRpINAR TREATMENT or AMERlcAN
CrrllrNs. - BY the schooner Falmouth,
which arrived at San Francisco on Saturday
last, from Guymas, the .fita learns that
Rasey Biven who was arrested at Hermo-
siuo Oh the 18th of March, charged with
General procivites toward hiibusterism,
was undergoing his trial at llermosil o, and
would probably be acquitted, there being no
evidence against him. Augustin Ainsa 1T
was said, would be convicted and sent out or
the country.
A Captain Davis, who was stationed at
Calabasas, went, furnished with proper pass
ports to Gunymas, for the purpose OF re-
covering some deserters. He found three of
them in jail, ut Guaymas, and was into rmed
by the Pretect tlat he could have them. In
the course of the day, however, "A rumor
reached Guaymas that "A party Of tllibusters
had landed above i'll the gulf, and the Pre-
feet, supposed, or pretending to, that Cap
tain Davis was connected with the party
first threatened to imprison, and then or
dered him to leave Guaymas instantcr,
which he was obliged to do that evening
without his dlserteys
NEWSPAPER FAvoRs.--Jimmy Scott has
placed us under Obligations for files Of down
river papers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
Y9293AS3 927a2D32
EFFERvESCTNG TEMPERANCE
BEVERAGE.

The most whulrume, refreshing, and invgoraung
Drink Ia the Wurld.
vnNilE POWDER from which this - prepared Is
made entirely from vegetable Ingredients col
lpctcd from all pprts Of the world, aud cunrnutd to-
gclher with great skill and care. Two teasn"onsiH
out into dry tumbicr ot large siLr. wtth suNclrh
quantity OF water ipittvd, produces immediately a
cooling draught of charming excellence ana uaFor,
and health u, ing effect II Is adapted to all seasons
and every ones use, td Is especially suited Tor hos"
who 90 10 sea, preventive of >ch--ckhtss, COS
tiseness, and the geIIefniy unpleasant state OF thu
system arising from change of climate and liying
1t also lessons the dangers of ncurrtng diseases MI.
der tropical suu, and Hi who uie about To take th'
trip 10 the eastern states, II they re- ard health eaS,
ard comfort the way. should not TAIL to obtain
supply before starring aud more 50 II adies or chi
drtu with them or invalids, or The SICK aS no
thing grateful to the palate and stomach as Tins
and rr--ts the emery ang Effects of hot countries -
We'll. and, unlike ardent spirits, 1t does not eneebe
hy Iulam.ng: but strengthens and exffilernes both
BODY and mind by FiS nutritious powers anu he eu-
ergy which it impnrts to the digestive process. sea
men also should be provided with some before the!
leave pOr,
\ glass taken at any time during the day eemoyes
all feecngs otheat. thirst oreven OF hunger; and IL
being made IN great measure OF vegetable ACIDS
To prevent SCurVy and puritrS the UOou al lht same
time It is also an invaluable Restorative for those
who labol hard for living such as sarmrrs Miners
1 MechaI les and Iahorers; and 10 shOp-kecpers Pro
less yuHal men aud slhers whose occupation compels
them 10 lead sedanl ~ lives; draughl before break
fast gives new spirit for The business oi The DAY.
Medical men who know its composition speak IN
the highest terms of its utility. and all the poets
praise II Byron calls it the ble>t Sherbet, Moore
makes frequent mention OF II, and ilahz, the great
| Persian poet, s lnud IN praise of II
| Prepared by AUGUSTUS HOGG, London, New
/ York and san Eraucisco.
| Depot Davis Street Drug Store near Jackson Sai
Francisco, and for sale by all respectable druggists
and Dealers.
/ Prce-j0 Cents per Bote-each Que will make l.
! Glasses.
~. Agents wanted and supplied on the mos
\ liberal and convenient terms. ap2ilm.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13
County Treasurer's Office,

ORovILLE. December lUlh, lr56.
Notice shtrcby given that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from The General Fund,
registered between the 9TH day oi May le16 and 5b
day of August 1850, except Warrants numbered IT,.
1s3, lS4, 10, 100 and 1911 that the same viii be paid
on presentation al this office And notice is further
given that after this date satd Warrants will TO
bear interest. WIN LATTIMORE.
Tensurcr Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Merchants Exchange and Billiard Saloon.

Montgomery street, opposite the Drug Store Of
Randall Il McDermott The subscrlber would in
form the public, nat he has taken the saloon for
merl, known as the Washington Exchange and hav-
iug rehtted the same Ia the best manner. making it
AT the same time the most cOmmodious and com
Portable Saloon in Orovie The Bar will be sup
piled with liquors of the best quality. In short.
everything VIII be dono 10 promote the comfort OF
his patrons, for which sh oi public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
feb!9 / DWARkOWskY,
Formerly of the firm Of IlopIey Il Co, Mary syiile.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13
Office of The Butte Quartz Mining Company

ORovILLE, May ID, 1851.
Noljce is hereby given to the stockholders of the
Butte tlnartz Mining Company, that AN assessment of
three tourlhs Of per cent on the capital stock of
SAID Company has this day been ityci by the Board
Of Trustees, and made payable AT the treasurer's
Office on Oi before the 18th dag OF May, 4 ID. 1851.
= ". W. CDtGiIEN, secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-13
HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
CORNER MONTGOMERY AND HrSTooS STREETS,
OROvIL LIE.
Ed I%E JOHNSON Proprietor
OR VII Z T.
FRANK JOHNSoN,.... PROP

49,, HAVING PURCHASED THE HOUSE
~. known heretofore as llunioons Exchange !
l5:il have renovated re-ttted, newh furnished and
1nrnpd il undrr the above name, with entirely new
ARRANGEMENTS | have erected Il spacious dining
haIl-added a large number of elegantly FURNISHED
roo n- for Families, aud am prepared to hccomIno
dat,. any number of guests in "a manner that trust
will be satisfactory 10 all. Having had the ben.
eft OF long experience 10 the business, ard IL !
shall give my whole attention 10 1t, Intend To
make thi, house Ia all its entialapponlmeh 'he
yer, bcsl IN This section Of Caiii'rnla
FRANK JOHNSON.
n B-The Cal Stage Co.'S General Office is al this
Houst. where passengers arrive from and depart 10
ali points ut the country.
December 81, 1856. dol-1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-24
4 BANfAa

ne Sssil.ssa sassssaas "a SsoosAi bk tss aisss5-
eian bssFosa ere eansi8sis ol so4eiAur at AtAsaa.
We Aavs sinoa rseAl7sa - sd8itio5aa letters IN re-
aasd to that dlsoasso from inaerigsna and Seliahe
gentlemen One Of Cen writes:
/" It IS not ny puTsJose to give you in detail, az
this stage Of the CANVASS, the points made IN debate
bu. simply to elsV in all justice and sincerity the
comPlstest triumph for Gen Harris that ever one
candidate Tor Governor achieved over another"
Oar other correspondent concludes his notice Of
the discussion as follows:
4" One Of the strongest and most conclusive svi-
dsnees RhSch can give your readers Of the effect
Of to-day work is the fact that some Of the most
knowingof Gel Nations party have proposed, since
the discs ssion vote for Gen. Harris If the demo-
erat to FTnon the proposition was made would vote
IN soma oass for the Know Nothing candidate for
Congress- (Col Heisken In others for theeandidates
for thu Legislature. | learn from reliable sources
that similar propositions are being made in Cleve
land and Chattanooga. Thesefacts show very clear
" That the opposition have no hope Of elecng their
Governor. II shows, moreover, that Col. Hstton is
e be used as mere cats paw - secure the election
Of Know Nothing Legislature. Our friends should
be warned Of these designs. Ne ali believe here,
that if the Democrats viii Just come out, every
TO man, on the day Of the election, we viii not
only elect Gen Harris By overwhelming majority
but also the Legislature, and majority Of members
Of Congress- - -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-24
Excellent Land For Gale.

N WEDNESDAY,, July IS, we will offer for sale TO The
highest bidder liberia credits, Of he mOs f.
tile Tracts C Land 10 B4ylds county, COnanng about so
acres, ing The leading frtm Franklin Lebal-a
hat mile nOIh of the hUiens VILE turnpike road three
miles Of he Nashville JhstanOOsE Railroad, and
twelve mile ffOm Nashville.
is uos desire 70 pun Oyerrats what have 10
sell bat desire COME just and tue concept n
Il the cry. bat % de uidrFent wound b.
mcut 70 eFrat- the Qu-s8 and ad antzges Of this
trsct r la"d 10 has dark lose and vrgns Of The most
pr ductlve qualify ab az 2U0 ae!es cleared, aud IN hih
state 81 GU iYatn, aud 2OG in sprn did t Der, all
under excel nj fences built almost u Cedar
Va hK Or SUPERIOR q All h-SEYsN TX MORE
NEE TX FALL &c SPRINGS, ANu RUNNING SIhbAMS,
at .Rd The fed-, woods pastures q supply
II heavily umbeEed POI T. OAK, tsh SugzrtIset-
ynH b"KlueE, black lVca and isD &C lar 70 keep ~
the
rHs sWELLING is very neat and comfortable wood
0udd herbOOT ed. "a nted outside, aud esled
lathe plastered an psYesd Inside with lOOd anu
cOmmOuOus room, two pOrrhes and and ary cellar
uu lerreaTh1 good uuu i kitten negro houses carriage
use one lzre grsuaIy Ieddsi round, TOO good tobacco
Do n stables, cnO@, p ndsd garden, Ine seis
young OrcnaT sIth bearing trees, fu gro
orchard " esChe and pie trees, Nth many otheT run
spring a good hUTse mil, N Il stsnes, best french
our and rhne 10 NJ chest cloth, with many 0hel
conyeneuces 10 ts iuus 10 mention.
Taken all her his the richest, most dsSra-
ole and productive Jacs " land Ia Davidson county, and
will be sold IN
FIVE LOTES,
VARYING In from 20 70 40 Or would sell al
together T. suit Purcra,ers it uld make Of the
beaJ sock firms Ferrous wishing examine
Ih- plan vi ] cali SOLOMON G. MORTON, on the pre-
Sos, the a de siged AZ No. O. berry street..
IeTLms-A edtt q bird AL FIRST January, 1858
ne u ri Jannsry 1889 baAee hrsg January 1850
retBinei.
OmurDusss and ,atiou free q. usual Those desiring
sea!s will please meet the Poet ance By oel9eS N
Iunea4-so.d. Agsuts.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-24
THP ARTFULYFss on THE ENEMY

1t viii be seen from the following extract taken
from the Washington Union, that Know NOthiugism
revived in VirgDia the exploded issue Of Distribu-
ton for precisely the same purpose for which it is
being used here, w: to buy up the masses with
cheat:
$ Wherever serious opposition was made to the
democratic ticket il was that issue lis advocates
supposed that the condition of things in Virginia
was peculiarly propitious for the success Of their
schemes. The State had embarked in large sys-
TEN Of railroad aud other improvements, and taxes
had got up 10 an unprecedented amount Upon a
large portion Of the honest and mertoriOus working
classes these taxes beginning to be felt as some
what burdensome. At any rate, it was supposed
that it would be easy matter 20 persuade them
that these contributions were oppressive, aud that
those would be considered benefacors who could
point out some mode of relief some source from
which they might obtain the mesns of lessenng the
amount of their contributions. at this particular
crisis and with these objects 10 accomplish, the
know nothing and democratic distributOnists pre-
scented themselves candidates before the people,
and assured them of suceor and relief by looking to
the treasury of the United States for their portion
of the surplus revenue which there awaited them.
Arful tables were prepared, showing specific sums
which would be payable 70 The State to the counties,
and to individuals out Of this tempting distribution
| fund All this was enforced by appeals to every
sordid and selfish sentiment, and to all their hopes
and desires Of speedy relief But the record of that
sinister and mendacious appeal has been made up
through the ballot-box, and the result is already
known to the country. The scheme utterly failed.
/ Its authors and advocates have been overwhelmed
and beaten; and the last remains of know nothing
ISM with its prescription and intolerance, have been
driven from the field in the Old Dominion in dishon-
/ or and defeat.
| And thus have the Virginia democracy again
sgualized their devotion principle and the usages
of the party. In the midst Of detection, error, and
heresy she has ever stood firm. No temptation could
/ move her. no danger could appal her, opposiIi n
| could deter her, no power earth could influence
her to swsrve one hairs breadth from the path Of
| duty aud Of principle"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-24
HON. ]. B. CLAY.

A correspondent Of the Louisville Courier, after
giving very spirited account of public discussion
between Mr.. Clay and his opponent, Mr. Hanson,
says
'sMr. Clay was received with the utmost enthusi-
asm When he arose shout after shout went up,
until, with a graceful wave OF the hand, he asked
permission of the crowd to allow HIM to proceed.
He was listened to with great attention. and received
five times as much applause as Mr.. Hanson. His
speech was free from the slang and cant phrases of
the day, and was that Of a and a statesman.
He is graceful and fluent. As regards elOqUence,
he is not like his father, the tallest and most maes
tic oak of the forest that, matter which way it
waves, he carries everything with him; but his
fences are nicely formed and eloquenty turned and
while his speech pleases and insrucs you it gently
carries YOU with it. He has fine voice and 6ne
figure, both of which he commands we'll have
already extended this notice to almost an unpardon-
able length, and still have thrown aside many
valuable points"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-24
IN CHANCERY AT COOKVILLE, TEN.
JUNE RULES

Samuel Newman ". The President and Tn Stses Of u
North American Coal sId transportation ,.ompany
Of New YoTk-O. Bill.
ON motion OF Com painant and IL spp5arinr fTou The H.
~ davitUf CompainsnLh oictOT, fled In lais cause n q
al the defendants on-d In h non res dspta
Of state Of Tennessee that ordinary process the
law be them: u IL thsr ore ordered h
the Clerk Mas hat publ au1n be Tnade Union
sDd Ane lean, NeWs9 publ she'd In Nashville snn.
for e5siye Lg ssId rssiosnG
defendants 8 appear Ii terra OF our
Count Of Oh ncsy, be held o1kgle Putnam COMFY
Tenn. Friday amer the 81 FAoadhy 10 10 y, 1857,
u and there 70 eutFr heir defsnFs mplainantB bill
or the same will be set down for hes ring sE-parts.
june s4-fW II. r.. DILLARD, c. & n.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-24

ARRIVAL OF WALKER.-General Willian Walker
added to the excitement OF the town yesterday, by
making his public arrival in the midst of the dis
turbances in the Park. H. was met at pier No
by very large number of people, and conveyed in
a carriage to the Park, in front of the City Hail.
There he was welcomed in an address by Judge
Phillips, and with cheers by the people His re-
spouse was very brief, in consequence of the pre-
valence Of a heavy rain-storm. subsequently he
was conveyed to the Lafarge Hotel, where he now
is. The gathering to see HIM was immense and the
confusion greatly y. Mirror.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-24

The OLDEST WoMAS-We doubt whether as old a
woman now survives as one whose remains we're
committed to the grave q week ago Aunt Till, a
slave belonging to Capt. Lewis Bissell, Of this
neighborhOOd, died on the 8th inst, at the extra
ordinary age Of 80 years. Such an instance of
longevity has not come under our observation for
many years. The family attended the funeral
Ho Republican, l7th,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-24

ANOTHER DEATH BY THE BITE OF A SPIDRR-A
Miss Sarah J. COlbun, of Chaplin, Conn, died re-
Gently from the bite Of common black spider. The
circumstances were these:
When she arose on Monday morning week before
her decease, she found the spider upon her pillow,
and felt a singing sensation upon her lip which
continued until Friday, when her lip and face com
menced swelling, and she was confined TO bed until
Tuesday, when she died in great agony Her head,
face, and neck were very much swollen, so much so
that she could neither see nor speak
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-24

FRIGHTEEED TO DEATH By THE CoMET-The
Trenton STATE Gazstls says that a woman residing in
Ocean county, n. J., was frightened to death last
week by the idea of the Comet At night she saw
a light from a large fire in the pines, and was I'm
mediately possessed with the idea that it was the
Comet; that the earth was on fire and about 70 be
destroyed Her alarm was so great that she was
thrown into commissions from the effects of which
she died the same night.