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The Rev. E. B. PALMER, of Boston, who was
in the first of the two cars thrown from the track
of the n 7. d Erie Railway at Shin Hollow,
and who, though at first reported dead, escaped
with bruises only, has communicated graphic
description of the terrible catastrophe TO the
Boston Traveller. The speed of the train on
the descending grade was so unusual that HIM
commented on 1t before the accident, and at the
moment the cars were hurled down the en-
bankment he thinks the rate exceeded rather
than fell short of 30 miles an hour Soon after
crawling from the car in which Mr.. p was n
ding, he came upon the wreck Of the other car,
where the wounded, the dying and the dead,
were stretched with the fragments at full length
upon the ground. He says;
The first person put my hand upon was
Mr.. Barrett, OF Cleveland, Ohio, whose leo was
broken; well as / was able, drew him forth
from under the wreck, and, at his solicitation
sat him up on rock, leaning his well side upon
a car-cashion. Close by him lay outstretched a
dying woman; from her lifted fragment of
the car, and raising her head, put cushion un-
der ii; the death-rattle in her throat made nv
heart siek, and l left her, to put my hand imme-
diately upon dead man, bent up double over a
rock, with his head thrust into the ground Ex-
hAusted, could scarcely hold myself up, and
faint for the want of drop Of water was ready
70 sink into the earth; just then assistance
came, and light. So 1--WE lifted up the top of the
car, think II was, which was living fat on The
ground, and from under it came forth men
women and children; two dead, and the liying
mangled and fnghtful beyond description.
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SUMMIT DELEsATEs.-The Democrats Of Sum-
nit appear to have surrendered themselves to
the keeping of the Buchanan POstmasteIs. We
learn by the Beacon that at the Democratic
Convention on Saturday, Mr.. Hammond, the
Postmaster at Akron, received 80 out OF the 81
votes cast for delegate to the State Convention,
and that Mr. L'Hommedieu, Postmaster at Cuy-
ahoga Falls, and Mr.. Reinhart, Postmaster at
Clinton, were also chosen delegates-making a
quota Of three Buchanan Postmasters as Dele
gates-LecOmPton and Anti-Douglas, by the
tenure Of their Offices Says the Beacon:
Time was, when the Democracy of Summit
had some spirit, Independence, character, will
Of its own There lras such time Now the
men composing the party are content to be rep
resented BY neutrality-suspicious. of the
Administration, who would not be in Office if
they were not, as condition precedent its ser
vile sycophants
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ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR SHERIFF.

EDITOR THE LEADER-Ple3se insert the name OF AL
DEN H. OMSTOCK, Of Bedford the ofice OF Sheriff
subject 10 the decision O The County Cunvei and uhse
his friends.
The friends Of HOMER STRONG will present his
name 70 the Republican Coanty C0avCuii1n Candi-
date fur the Office ofSheTn.
July 2d, l-5s-sis9 MANY FRIENDS
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
EDITOR LEADER.-Please announce TO fhe voters Of
this Distinct, that the Of DWAllD WADE the tined
and faithful public servant, will be presented
sde-aflOn Of the Republican CulTzsoual Convention and
obliEe ms many friends m the
jul0 THREE COgNrIES.
e The fnsnls OF FRANKLIN T. BACkUS Esq-.
present mas 20 CIezsl0nal Convention
Csniidate Tor Representa Congress from this
District. JulItaus5' REPUBLICANS.
EDITOR OF LEADER Please announce through the medi-
um OF Leader the OF A. G. RIDDLE, lfsq. e
Ceveland, canddae hef1re the Republican District
Convention inr Representative Cuugress ium the 18th
Congressional District choice Of many hrpub J.
iedus OF
d&w CUYHOGA COUNTY
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that party Of adventurous young men are or
ganizing in Cincinnati with the intention of 60
ing to the Frazer's River diggings- The editor
says-"Having seen the elephant in all his gold
en- glory, we are disposed to set Frazer River
down as something of humbug;" and attnb-
utes much of the excitement to the anxiety ol
the HudsOn's Bay Company for city in the
British Possessions of North America to rival
San Francisco.
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Nrm advertisements.
Friday, July Both, 1858.
GOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION, By o. CUTTER.

AT AUCTION, By o. CUTTER.
n CUTTER & SON will sell, on
We FRIDAY, JOY 3th. At THE FIRST HOUSE
NORTH OF PROSPECT STREET ON SHERIFF ST .
commencing II 10 0oclock A NJ the FURNITURE Ia said
House, usistingOf
Mahogany Teie-a-Tete, Mahogany Chairs, Mahogany
Dressing Bereau, blshogany French Bedstead Nahogaay
Rucking Char C1itage md Walnut Bedsfelds Lounge
Walnut Bureau, Wash Sands Rosewood Hall Table Care
Sea- Chars Cane Seat R0king Chars walnut Exteson
Dining Table, Tea fable Three-py and Ingram aruets
best quality HAIR Aartrasses, H1sk Aaftruss, Muslin
Window Curtains " lndow Shades, Couuteranes Pill
Sheets Towels Looking Glasses. white ron stone
China Ware complete. Btsnna Tea and Coaee set Cob
lets. Wines, Lamps Ivory Handle knives Spoons Tin aud
Sone Ware Kitchen U snsils, &C StsWarts Cooking
Stove.
chase really ~ furnture as u IS nearly and IN
god o1der- Te Bedding Is eieaa and has been IN
but shoIt time and Il good any could wish
purchase. Terms-Cash Bankable Funds time Of sale
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FV We learn from one Of the officers Of the
Western Reserve College that Wm. H. UpsOD,
Esq, of Akron, recently subscribed $500 to the
funds Of that institution. This is an honorable
tribute from one of the youngest alumni of the
College to bis alma mGisr, and IS valued we
doubt not, as much from the generous spirit in
which it is given, as the intrinsic worth Of i
subscription, not unimpOrtant to the present
financial condition of the College.-AkTOR Bea-
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Wool The quantity Of wool purchased in
Akron this season, as collected from the prinei-
pal dealers, is $4,000 pounds. The average
price paid is probably IS to 81 cents, that last
marketed ruling higher than what was inst
brought in. There is some still to come in, pro-
baby ten OF fifteen thousand pounds. purchased
or partially bargsined for but not yet delivered.
Beacon.
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REPUBLICAN
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION,

E0F lUt IJLn UIsiFICI OF UIIo-
Republican District Convention. for the nomination Of
Member Congress from the 18Th District will be he'd At
the Courl House, IN Pamesgile. Lake county, on
Thursday, 5th Day of August, 1S5S.
Al 10 O'Clock A NJ The basis Of delegation 10 said Con-
yentoH from the eouutes Of Cuyshsa Lake and Gsauga
will be follows One delegate for every seventy votes
and for every fraction of forty and over JOIN C.
FREMONT Iss5 in each township OF said countless and
the respective wsrs OF the CITY Of Cleveland Provided
however, hat any township wand casting less than said
number shall be entitled 10 one delegate
The delegation from the townships CuyshogA county
and from the wars the city Of Gle upon said basis
will be As follows:
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Dr. TUBBs-Dear sur Hoping TO sEzst you IN he good
work dorg and a. time % cheer and ben-
EFT despondinE lids give the facts Of nv ifrs se
In ls52 she noticed swelling the Ee Of her nec
We 70 treatment. but gth vss nod
arrested Other tined repeatel y md aosf
unceast1gT but wiihOrt avail As the increased uafi
March, lss when Il protested beyond the ace eouftuf-
ing defOmify Having irving the best Dsc ans IN the
county nearly three yeaEs lla snd al tina time becoming
worse entirely discouraged. and Was oulV ~
the persuasion friends ta she called you Il this time
Aer Aklns remedies three four months chsuge
noticeable which until the was eut.
removed and her grneral health fully restored. For t5
years past her health has been exceent and Eymp
ION of Srrufula manifested itself.
Nourn with much
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GONE AND DoSE IT PURPOSE. Some
night last week, three barrels of whiskey, stored
10 the GarTettsville depot of the Cleveland &
Mahoning Railroad, and belonging to a dealer
IN that vicinity, were tapped" by being bored
into through the floor of the depot, and the con-
tents OF course were soon among the things that
wers.-RGreGEa Dem.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-29

TRoUT FIsHISe.-We see by the Marquette
Journal that our old friend Dr. L. NJ Hewitt, is
taking brook trout from the bay, and fOur-POund-
ers at that He has a rare faculty of casting
his line on the right side of the ship.
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And for the selection OF said delegates the Republicans
ofthe various Townships and Wards above viii
the places Of holding election IN the same. TUESDAY,
AUGUST 81, in the Township al ~ P. n and in the
Wards - P. NJ and then and there make said selection
WM SLADE. IA,
W l. PERKINS.
u. G.. GRAY.
A. KlslBALL,
=. SPENCER.
CLEvEI.vp. Jalv lst. lsss.
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mana sanIn nina silrcr Mining Company.

Ohio Santa Rita Silver Mining Company.
A company of formidable means and appoint
1nents has been organized in Cincinnati this
season to operate in the silyery lands of Ari-
zonia. The last of the company left Cincin-
natl Trubac, Arizonia, on Tuesday, and the
whole party will rendezvous at Port Lavacea'
Texas, and thence proceed together Their
train will consist of six wagons, drove of l3O
mules, and thirty persons on horseback. Each
man will be armed with Sharp's rifle and re-
volvers, and the wagons viii be loaded with
mining machinery, tools, and stores for one
years subsistence Their property il valued
at $50 900, and the company take with them
printing office for the purpose of publishing the
Arizona Messenger at Tubac. Mr.. E E. Cross,
formerly associated with the Cincinnati press,
goes as editor This is new feature Of mining
enterprise, and viii enable the company 70
blazon their own success or temper down a
failure The adventurers will move from Port
Lavacea 10 San Antonio; thence West to PecOs
river. up that stream several hundred miles,
and thence across to FL PasO, through Messil-
10 Valley To Tubac. Their destination is the
old Mexican Silver Mines of Santa Rita, which
they design to open. Mr.. Wm- Wnghtson, OF
Cincinnati, is the Agent and leading spirit Of
the enterprize. From Port Lavacca the party
will be under the command of an old Texas
Ranger.
The Santa Rita mines were closed long ago
by the Mexicans, and Gov Griener, of the Co
lumbus Gazette, who personally knows some
thing of the Mexican country and mines, re-
CARDS the enterprise as wild goose chase, and
thinks Messrs. Champion, Jones, and Potts, of
Columbus, who are engaged in it, will return
wiser if not richer men
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isIARRIED

f3IARRIED.
on the 22l ms, Dr. L 3. c. RBER and Mss CARO-
LINE s. DAVIS all Of Gfeensbureh, Summit Co, o.
on the 2Oh insisni the Triaity Church by Rev Mr.
MhseleL, VT. J. b. PLArr and Miss MARIANA L,
SEYWERT.
Also AZ the time BY the salae. alr j. ADAMS Of
Buifaio, and Miss MARY A WILLIAMS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-29

TIE FOURTH DIsTHcT.-The Democrats of
Miami. Darke, Shelby, Mercer, Auglzize, and
Allen district, have nominated William Allen,
Esq, of Darke county, as their candidate for
Congress. Whether he is Douglas or Buehan-
an the Statesman saith not, but it does say that
.-the Democracy ought to carry Mr. Allen over
any candidate the Republicans can put up."-
WetTust they viii not
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DR. TUBBS' AUGUST and SEP
~ TEMBER APPOINTMENTS --D-- II Iu--n. On

Dr. T. gives his undivided attention Chronic Diseases
treating thousands aunuay hundreds OF whom
cred after all cher resources had failed Mineral and on
porans used patients encouard
orsuhscisd without AGO spending prospect o.
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DIED.

In Akron. On the 9th inst. RIARGARETTA AYREs,
wife Of o. II. p. AyTes, agrd p years
At TYinsbuTEh On the 23d inst OF lung fever. MI LY-
MAN CHAMBEBLIN. aged 81 years.
Mr.. G. came from Connectcut 10 Hudsol, O. with his
faher, Joseph Chamherin in lsl0 ard we'd 10 Twins
burgh IN lsa4, where his industry, lniegIty. and en- lent
business ch IaceI has everconnaded the respect OF these
who knew him -BeG1oH.
In COaneaut, July 3D. Mr. JOHN BAKER, aged about
Is yeaTs.
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NOTICE
NOTICE. u
WHERERS. Various Individnals 3

M hLhEhC, N1rlOuS Individuals
w haze been IN the practIc- for months rs of
deposing Goals lrol and other Aercandizs
upon ms wharf, erected uFOu and ad acant tie Z
Government Pier IN Cleveland uader license given
% them BY the Cleveiand = PITTSBURGH Rail Road
Company all such persons now hereby no.
tined mt ever species Of authority heretofore expressly
OF implicitly given 10 SAID Rail Road COmuanY n deposit
goods upon said wharf, receive hrer has
ueen b. revoked All persons VINO shall use s vghar
OF any portion thereof for business purposes
day u lune se without first obtaining suh1rity from nv
Attorneys IN Ceyeiand, Messrs Spauldins Parslls viii
Dc deemed trespassers AMI treated acc0rlilgy-
s-.,,,,..sp - - = K. COLLINS.
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ANOTHER.-Niz 8ar-ha EAtOn tn0w Mrs BriEhfJ Of
New ScwcleT Beaver Co, Pa-caEe very similar 10 the
above-was cured ssvera years aEO- Hss since married
but OF the disease 10 dtscOverble herssf
child Both enjoy fne health lnlasgst.
PONNETS-At half price. the whole
u stock julie " WARREN-
SPRING STYLES DE LANES
MIA 3 RAYMOND CO,
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Demorratje stnte Couvention.

This body meets at Columbus today, and a
rich time may be anticipated unless mum should
be the word touching the Administration OF
James Buchanan. The leaders and wire-work-
ers from different sections of the State began
to arrive as early as Tuesday, among them d.
B. Payne, Esq, of this city
Judge Barley, whose term expires, is an1-
ious for denomination to the Supreme Bench,
and Judge Whitman, of Fairfield. is again a
prominent candidate
For Board of Public Works, Edward Rey-
nolds. OF Stark, VIM. Garvey, Of Miami, John
Sehifr and Jos. Cooper, of Hamilton, p. II
Hendrickson, of Butler, H. H. Dodge and Ar
thur Hughes, of CuyahOga, and W. S Peacock,
of Guernsey, are candidates for nomination.
J Durbin Ward, of Warren, is a prominent
candidate for Attorney General
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for Sale or Rent.

FOR RENT-DWELLING HOUSE
a No =, Aesd' my street. Possession inms5isrsiy
Apply a. tais Office Fl2Nf
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- u. To W WLLo-Merohan Tailor,
0e u banA ST. under the Weddell keeps coustantv On
watch he win make up IN the most approved style
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-07
The brig Cygnet was sold at Norfolk, Va, Satur
day, to Baltimore Arm, for 1875.

~ GUNS AND GUsNKRY.-As the season for Fail
sport has arrived, and huntsnsn are only awaiting
good tides to enter the marshes and bag the Sora,
we beg to remind them of all that il necessary to
ensure good time. First then. you want good
HowLIyG PIEcE-no Dutch. cast iron affair. that may
burst tho frat fire and cripple the Sportsman liz
stead of killing the game-then yopwant . sAPErY
FLASK, such as cannot be exploded be accidental
sparks. With these a foundati IN, get you good
SHOT BAG sufficient quantity of No SHOT, one or
two cansters of DIAMOND GRAIN POWDER, afew boxes
of ELY's WATER PROOF GAPS and CHEMICAL WADs,
PocKsr FLASK and o LEArHERN CUP, then bic to the
marshes, jump into light fiat bottom boat and
with fair tides and q skillful polesman, you may
pop over Sora after sors until you have more than
you want. For fear, however, that yeu may rniss
tide or grow wearyaf shooting be to take with
yen your FISHING TACKLE, for We have had many
pleasant hours with speckled. whiteland ring Perch.
while waiting for rise of water. Or if you prefer
a happy hour in the woods, let your RIFLE be your
companion and the myriads Of squirrels to b found
every where will supply you with target practice.
By way Of varying the But, says the sports
man, We have no such outfit Is yen recommend,
what shall We dot 60 at once to JAMES WALSH,
No. Co. Main street. and If he does not rig You in
the most elegant manner, and upon such terms a.
will astcund you by their modeI a:ion then we con-
fess that we no judge of shooting trappings.cx
fair prices Though we have been devoted to the gun
and the line for quarter of century.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-07
NARTTD TT1LIToHuCn.
ARHIYTp.

ARRIVED.
Steamer jamestown, Parrish, New York. mdDs
and passengers. Ludiam & Watscn.
Steamer George Peabody. Pritchstt. Baltimore.
mdse. Ludlam Watson.
Steamer VIRGINIA Kelley. Philadelphia. mdse and
3 echr b d Vol. Eusesll. Philadelphia eoal. } L
sehr Water witch. Hull. Boston. mdse. to Cap
tain.
). schr su.sn orIean. Matthews. Nev rosk. lumber.
sehr grotEsrs. Davey. New York. guano. cren-
,schr " T Preston. white. Hampton. wheat. Hax-
sehT icsming Wave. Curtis. Hampton. wheat.
schr New York. Cornwall. james River. lumber.
Mercer
schr John Larkin, Dennis. Petersburg. wheat.
Dunlop, Moncure q 60.
schr Apim.te. aosln Petersburg. wheat, Dunlop.
.sehr Josephus and Edwin. Conway. Georgetown.
slaves.
Schr Blackbird, weaver. New York, guano, Nc
6rudes,s Pops. and Edmond, Davenport Co.
schr Chas West, Henderson,. Petersburg. wheat.
sobr Gus Holley. Davis, Philadelpnia via Norfolk.
mdEe, w d Colquitt AGO.
SAILED,
Schr Hersehelle. Birdsall. New York. mdse. D 4
W Currie.
schr Myers. Rhoads. Boston. mdss, W Colquitt
4 Co.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal. Philadelphia. mdse.
II Tuttle.
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~ PRIcs 20 CBH1s.
Use SEMPLE's INFALLIBLE
BAKING POWDER.
For sale everywhere. sef
NJ NERvoUs SuTTsRlNGs.-
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBILITATED PROBES
SIGNAL MEN,
WHY NOT RAVE YOUR HEALTH REsToRxDy


We OFF, you the great RESTORATIVE AND
INvfGORAT0Ri
To Delicate Females aud Children.
HAMPT0N'S TINCTURE
II truIu a blessing! We appAal to our citizens.
Rev james w. Hunnfcutt the talented ana
independent editor Of that highly popular and ex-
tensively read paper. the Christian Banner (pls-
18th Of May. 1875. thus speaks OF HAMPTONS
VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
I'VE had taken strong medicines, observed great
narticularity in our diet, and all to no purpose
We had dispairei of ever recovering our health,
when female friend Of ours importnnsd ns to get
assuring that we would find great relief from its
use. We briefly replied. ..We sconld not o.~ dot
lar fr all the 7incture Hampton erer made, so far
as onr own individual health was concerned" -
We had no faith in IL. Ior any other medi-
cine IL cffecting cure on us. In the kindness OF
che sent and got bottle and urged US to accept
it, and for her sake. L could not possibly nIure
u.s. to use IL according to direction FOR the high re-
gard We had for her and her act ct kindness, we
promised to do So And without the least ex .gger-
alton we truly say that bsfore We had used the
As an Invigorator and Restorative. where gentle
stimulant is wanted, we believe IL superior 70 ell the
Cordias before the public as \ cure for DYSPEp-
STA, COUGH. SCR0FULA and RHEUMATISM.
with all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels; II has
been truly successful TO the Single and Mdrried-
sands will testify.
~ Gail and get Pamphlets and see cures
Sold by PURCELL. LADD Co. Richmond: by
DR.. COOK e. Fredericksburg; by all the Druggisssin
ettrsburg By MORTIMER q MOWBRAY, Falti
more, and by Druggists and shopkeepers every
e. 81 per bottle: six bottles for IS.
sef-d&cwts
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PASSWORDS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN. PARRISH
master, from New York
~ Bond and lady, Mr. Williams and lady Miss
Benda9. Mrs Herring, DR. Linn. Dr. Rasiey and
lady, J Loyal, @ Noteworthy, Miss A " Shaw,
Miss Pease, Mrs Loyal. Miss Loyal e 8 Williams.
Jno Poe; j, Miss Hawlsy; Mrs Rossnstein, "
Hillyer, Crawford, s D Seely. = NJ Gammi-,
Kull, Warshing, Miss WarshinR. Miss NJ ChaI-
mers, Miss Elliott Jas Chalmers G Elliott, q w
Crenshaw. 9 W Waite. Mrs Carpenter. Mrs r Eve
rett. Mrs J Ames. Mrs Crenshsw, Mrs Qusrles
Miss Annie Quarles, Il tingham, j Kohns NJ
Hess, Res. nheim, Miss Graham, g Gronsr, stork
and son, emitp, W Rodmap L Hart, j Ackerly
!, A Bean. A Hill. r Crawford, NJ Meador, WAR
Nye. Burns, Duesberry Kenny, Fsek'eI, +
Armstrong. Duncan. F 0Harra, G McQuesten.
Gruchtei. Thomas. J Orowder, Nj Golden. Chas
Hawthorn. = Fuiford, Brown. and 36 Storage.
Also from Norfolk d Gillian and lady o
Prcsee ard LADY, 7 N G Turner. Mrs 3 Darden.
freeman. A. Moore, Euna d. ysgghsn.
end servant; tepags D Groneri " Forrest. J
Matthews, NJ Parks. J Robinson, e ] Collier. W H
Chapman. Devereaux, Mrs M Carroll. r W Har-
rison, w Blunt
Passed steamer Roanoke Parrish, master. bound
to New York, Sunday, AM.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHor-Mr. f

ACCIDENTALLY SH0T.--Mr. Ellis, re
siding in Henrico county, about ten miles above
Richmond, on the Short Pump Road, received &C.
cdentally, a serious gun shot wound in the right
arm lass Saturday. In passing through the
woods, he dragged his gun after him, holding 1t by
the muzzle, when the trigger was caught by q
twig, the hammer thrown down and T. gun dis
charged. Or. Bolton is attending him and hopes
to save his arm
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NEW RIVER WHITE sULP HUR

~ SPR1NGS.-The Increasing popularity and Pa
treDage OF this place. exceed the present accomno
dations. without the beBefit of convenient Access
A contract has been made with q respoDsibls CON-
psny, having much experience in such operations
TO prepare New River for small steamboats, or GER
tainiy comfortable barge5 in lime for another
sou, from the Central depot on the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad to the Springs and some dis
tance below the work being now in active progress.
The Turnpike to connect this place with the ssls
Sweet, Greenbrier White Sulphur. &C, By the
Mountain Lake, (oI Salt Pond,) will be finished in
few weeks. The magnificent scenery. fine sulphur
water beautiful river with probable access by rail
road water, TO all parts of the couGtry render an
increase Of its capital stock desirable to effect the
necessary i'm provemepts, the sae OF portion or
all to a company desiring to engage in such bust
nees.
There Is attached to It OF the best plantations
In the country, 1--WE hundred acres. sufficient for the
productions necessary for extensive accommoda.
tons. The company has been regularly organized
under an act OF incorporation. The original cost.
under the most unfavorabIe circumstances together
Is shares at 81 80 each, or S3l $50. The present
owners are willing for the stock to share in all
respects the advantages of the cd stock believing
that the additional facilities in buildings floating
baths, &C. will much increase the dividends on the
whole stock or they would sell the whole property
for q very reasonable advance the original cost
though circumstances have very much enhanced
its value.
Applications may be made to VIM. EGGLESTON,
President and Proprietor; JNO A LANCASTER 4
SON, or q W PURCELL co, Richmond; or Wh
PANNILL and PAUL HINTON, Petersburg.
az 7-dSwlm