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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22

A CARD.
FROM SAMUEL SWAN Il co.
TO rIlE ROME

~ 81
The extraordinary course pursued By the n
val managers OF different Lotteries to ilijuFe
us because our liberal schemes, and prompt
mannerof doing business has materially az
f.ctei them, compels us TO call special atten-
aiion 10 the Facts, which Oh who deal with us
know already that IS. that our Lotteries are
legal The managers and trustees honest and
hon -rable meil--that we have sold more pri-
res in the last twelve months than all other
Lotteries in+tne Union, and that they have
been promptly cashed in ell cases ON presenta-
ton.
] The effort toinjaTe us IS aimed, not only at
our business by oar rivals, but is also intended
"a act politically on one Of our partners: snd
We assure our friends and the public that
wtTH orr cOxcEaSs ALL IS RIGHT, and this,
1helegal ADMINISTRATION which we shall urge 10
1 heaIiug, will fully demonstraie. Id The
mean lime. OUT business win he conducted
s. usual SAMUEL SWAN II co.
a6sSw Lottery Managers Augasts, Ga.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
/. In Apolosy To be Sent.

From a London correspondence ths
NV, York Heiald writing under date d
AZ al 28th, we quote the following
's Lord Derby is now firm iii power
Ills cabinet have sent out the most strin-
gent orders To- cease their constant viola
lions IF International law. Ample and
noble apology viii be made for the out
RACES already committed. Every British
officer concerned iii them will be punish
ed" li#.l
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
Presidents Message.
~ he SENATE md Horse 81 Rspreseat

+ "a, Ae Senate and ilotse OF Representa-
6reg
transmit the copy fof despatch from
Gov. Cumming toI the. Secretary of State,
dared at Great Salt City. OH Tie Oh May,
and received atlthe Department Of State
1 YESTERDAY. Fronllthis there is reason to
believe hat our difficulties with Tie Ter
sitory d Utah lave terminated, and The
reigaS the Constitution md the laws
has ben restored. I congratulate you
on TIL auspicioii event.
IL lse no time iii communicating this
information and in,expres.ing the opin-
ion sat there will be no occasion to make
anYppropriation for the purpose Of call.
irqn to service The two regiments OF
vointecFs authorised BY the act of Con
qss, approved onthe 7th Of April last,
tor the purpose+of quelling disturban
<sin the Territory Of Utah, for the pro.
,ction 81 supply aGii eraigrant trains. and
he suppression of Indian hostiliEies otl
Che frontier"
Lam the more gratifed At this sails
factory iatelligenct from Utah because il
will afford some relief to the treasury at
" time demanding from us the strictest
ecopon,y, and when the question which
now arises upon every appropriation Is,
Mhetlier3it be of atclIs1aeter sd important
and urgent as to brook no delay, and to
Justify and feauire 4 loan, and most
probably i tax upon lie people ID raise
Tho money necessary Fol. lis pay ment,
N regard td The regiment at volunteers
authorized by1theF same act of Congress
to bs called into service for the defence
IL Tile frontier of Texas against Indian
Ioslflilies, desiref to leave this question
Ifo Congress, observing at thg same time
that. in my opiniea, this State can be de,
Tended for che present by the regular
troops, which have not yet been With
drawn from its li1aits.
IH j AaAIES BIZ CHANAN.
WAsHINGroS CIrr. June 10. 1858:
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Terrible Storm III fhe Ranks II Nav
Foaldland-Creal Damages 10 Vessels
and Immense Loss 0f Life.

BosroS, June ! sth Tie French pack!
st 8, from ST. Pierre To Sydney. reports q
heavy gale previous Is the * inst, on lie
banks Of Newfoundland. attended with
immense loss Of LIE and property to the
Besides the loss and damage ofvessels,
= 70 SAID that no less than; 800 men per
ished during tie storm. Orders have
been sent 70 Halifax for 5 900 .fathons &c
charm cable.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
B(0T0RE. a IT.
STATE INsP ECTEION
To bacco w are ho use.

Nos. G. and sd Front street, ard CO, H64 and
Is Waief-st-, bet. Walnutfand Nlne.
srTsRI- " EkKIY Sales by Auction, Of 'robac-
j co direct from The Planters, oil choice
and general assoftnlenis. Also. various
growth. the same at all tines by pHEate sale.
submit comparison of the costs 10 the
Planter betweensales here and those at r eli.
moud, taking Cihoinnati IS a starting point
and 1860 his as Inc weight.
COST or SHIPMENTS 70 clNcINSATl.
Dfayage, s0.25.
Sales, &C., to the Owner, $50
Total S1.55
COST or SHIPMENTS no EfcHsiosp
Freight per ibid 10 Point Pleasant, St.so
Storate and commission at tiatlplaee,
Freight per hhd. from RI. 10 Wheeling, 300
Drayage and commission atWhealing
Freight from Whee ing to Baltimore Zee
per hundred 5H 6.65
From Baltimore to Richmond per Md 1856
Drayage andTwhartage So
Inspeesi0n d4H SO
Commission 2A per cent? 2.7f
Average loss In weight I Lbs per Ewt.
Total spenve, s2I.5S
Showing difference in favor of Cfncin-
matt market against Richmond of $40 81 per
hegshead, which As a clear gain Id the Plant
ef or owner. CHARLES B0DNIaN, Pror,
September Il 57--y3ui9vI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22

TlR. JoHis ii. HUNTER viii leave Ka-H
IL snahwn about the middle of July
An persons indebted TO him, win phase call
at his Gffice and settle s.if his request is not
with BY that time, he will feel CONS
PEELED to place bis claims III The hands of the
proper Officers for Collection ZIG
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I1npo rtant rom AEexico !!

New ORLEANS. June 4 THE Tn
aessre has arrived, with late Vera Cruz
dates.
The Mexican Government has imposed
Al loan on the capital Of foreigners
Affairs lock gloomy. A tight vas ex-
pected between rival forces.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22

Valuable Mill Property fsr sale.
r OFFER Tor sale valuable SAW GRISf'
4 MILL. with two acres OF Land attached
upon which there IS new and ddmfoTtabIe
Dwelling House. TEIis Mil is veil Esitua ted,
haHa mile below the Mouth Of Cdal Rives.
will take pieasure IN showingNls property
70 any one desiring 70 purchase
b. S. THOMPSON
Coaps Mouth, 1858. s:4i rs
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w. F! &J. II. GOSEoRN,
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods, Hardware,
GROCERIES, SO.
FRoST STREET, CHARLESTON, Va.

II, UMMER DRESS GOODS. "A large and
y beautiful assortment q silks, plain and
.fancy ChaIlieS, Bareges, Brace deLaines,
Fleach Jaeonet end nrgan1le Lawns Just re-
4ceiyea, and fer sale Fly
WsF. & ]. 81. GOSHOisN. 4
GUNNER SIfAWIS AND MANTIL-
sdIlas, Just ree eiyel and for sale BY
W : y J. 4. GosHoaN.
Il HQONNEFS AND Tia ts.---l1 doz. La
~ dies ta !i ana Sl ., sptnnets 2 deH;
Misses and ChilaIsns fla,s sst leee,yea aug
e q, sasS " q Gents mi Rows
9a 1p s II paIe, las ~ IA II.
~ raaa nan Lsghd 4. aug aim 'ia's Ias' "
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
Whisky and Bacon.

w E have Just received oncnnslgnme
w 100 bbls Extra Rectided WHISKY.
fyefy old.
20 Bhds BACON, SIDES ana SHOUL-
DERS, prime. which will BE- sold low for
Cash Or COED pa per.
l;8 A, WHlTPEKERB& son.
June 18th, 1858.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22

AN receiving q Fresh Supply Ioi
i Drugs, medicines. Paints Oils. Wine
do1 Glass, Dye-Stuffs. Paint and other
Brushes, Perfnmery, Fancy Articles. &c.
With every variety Of useful notions
that are sold BY Druggist generally and
al the popular Patent medicines Of the
day. ] will sell cheap for cssh and war
rant you pure article. Physicians
Prescriptions and orders promptly at
tended to at the Charleston Drug Store.
v2n35. j. II. ROGERS.
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Fsb. 10th, 1858.
NOTICE.
commissioners sale Of Valuable
on Davis creek.

on Davis Greek. Rla
IIOYsirture Of q decree Of the CT y a
Nd of KanawhaI County, X ndere M.
term, 1857 in a certain chanceFy caf s - g
speading, in which Dryden and O. ing
are complsinants, md Thomas Dolil re,
eys, are Defendants, the und aIs' 81 re.
IWIlf, on sA'.oS
Saturday tie I'D daysof 1Ia2 quits
sell, al Public Aaefien, in ifont 81 ;io1'
The Court House of Kanawha Count han
highest bidder. certain tract o. .Dn &
land, lying in said County DC Kan1 j .6k,s
the head waters Of DAVIS Creek, q nc
same land described as lot No. 5. NI = s''6
and report of Abel ?. Sennett and screen
thissioners appointed By order 81 'ining
divide the lands of Elisha Dots work
(which said platand report ali a ~
cause, aud 10 which references i. e
4 more Observation-Disclosures Of The ~
said4-said tract contains s4f Acres -
Terms of Sale, VIII be ON a cred n f z. :.
six, and nine mouths bond and good 81. y. AZ
/ viii be required, and the tide retain u, hnl'
| the purchase money is paid.
10 w. A.. QuARRsER Commissiohef.
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Rn.flntine -

fHHE undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens Of Charleston and vitinity, thai
hsls prepared to d. ali kinds or
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTINt:.
I1d1AzlNti, and ri PER HANGING in the
best style, and on reasonable terms. He may
BIZ found at the ~ ttson House, where or;iers
cen be left. GEO. Il. McENDREE.
April 90, 1853. 5ls. On
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
70 the stockholaers

OF the Coal RiVerS Nayigatian Conipniiy.
TAKE NOTICE that HE regular Anniial
i Meeting Of the Stochholdsis dt the Gil
River Nav CATION Company. wiaf he heidssi
their office, in Charleston, KanawAa G~nlfeT,
Virginia. on The first MundayHof Nav ISss.
s5s. JOHN ii D0IaDRII 6 {, ss 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22

G5- All kinds of Country Produce, such as
Dried Fruit, Beans, Feathers, Rags, Beeswax,
Ginsang, Butter, Eggs, etc, taken at highest
market prices,ia exchange FOR Groceries.
t. Strangers visiting GaElipplis are ccTii-
ally invited 10 cali and examine our stock,
before purchasing elsewhere. Prices as low
All the.lowest, anditetnns Cash.
Eli O. & A. HENKING.'
! GallipoIra. Ohiob May 10, 1858, ~.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
HALL & BICKEL,
Corner Of Main and MarlSet Streets,
POINT PLEASANT. VA,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
r eady- NJ adc CIothing 8,
GENTLEHEN's FURNISHING

i s 81
GENTLEMENsS FURNISHING
GOODS, Sc,
TAKE this method 1ofinformfng the public
II that theyhav entered intdl a partnership
for the purpose of manufacturing and selling
Ready-Alade Clothing.
One of the firm has jrsst returned from the
Eastern Cities, with large stock Of Cloths
Cassin rs Cdssnetts, Trimmings, &C., sc.
The.r stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHTNG,
Is the largest and best assor Iment ever brought
10 this market. and cpnsIstslDf oil kinds Of
tseo Is suitable for gentlemens wear, such as
Shirts Stocks, Crsvais, Drawers, Gloves, Suss
penders, Boots, Shoess Hats and Caps, de-
Also, a large assortment Of
Ladies C1oaks, Maatillas, &c.
Having provided themselves with every "a
TeiHity for the manufacturing of custom work.
they Halter themselves hat they will be a Bile 10
4 GIVE ENTIRE SATtSFEa CTION.
10 all who may give them tbeiFHpatronage.
| 0yrbusiness will be done princinally for cash
or on short credits, and tteTefprr, we expect
10 sell for very small profits.
Cal and examine our stock bel1re pugchas
Ing elsewhere.
Their establishment will 3D. fnnnl ii the
rooms fnlfneliy occupied by r.. S Bickei. on
the Corner or Main and Maftet Streets.
y4n2 HALL & BICKLE.
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DR.. WATKINS { SON.

nR. J0SEPHHF. WATKINS will lie. III. fu4
IL ture, associatsd with me in Ne prasire
III medicine. All calls to the country will be
promptly and regularly attended to BY him,
when not probes si0naiy absent. Oiii9e one
door below The post Office.
June aady SIS. ia II e WATKINS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22
Spring Stock, 1883.
JACOB GosIIORNI

= "a ~ JALUH UUN1IUItN IN a.
LAS Just received ffsm The Eastefn Cilies.:
LII aiarge and well selected stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER
ID n " G. q - q =
which Will be sold at The lowest prices, Ifor
cash. Call aud examine his stock.
large Stock Of Soft Panama
Ii and Straw Hats, just received. by
JACOB GOSHORN.
DONNETS, &C.--A large Stock Of Bonness
ID aud Bonnet trimmings, Misses and chill
dren's aats aud Straw hats, just received By
JACOB G0SH0RNE
FANCY G0ODS.-A fine stock Of Ladies'
I Dress Goods, Just received and for sale,
by JACOB GGSHORN.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-22

EXTRAORDINARY GAAss.-Dr. r. S. Thomas
recently showed the editor Of the Grayson
County Paffot speeinif Il Of grass the stalks
Of which measured four and d half feet.
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MAY & WEI

ct VI Z s ssN z
Have received d, large and splendid stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLpTIING.l
\ Direct frofnthe Eastern Cities,
and which, OWN toSthe scarcity Of money,
they will sell CHEAPER TEANfsEyER 4 'i
Their goods were bought With cash, after
fhe great noreyipanic became general, and
consequently were obtaihedsat nearly one
half The former prices, and they Will be sold,
fpr CASH, al a very Small adys nee on cost
prices.
Now is The lime FOR bargains! Look to your
own interests, and give thtma CALL GOand
examine their goods and prices, aslthey neith-
er make chasges nor %rs faces iflyou do not
buy,
They have now on hand a fine hot Of excel
lent light and beautiful ready made clothing
suitable for Spring and Summer wear, at I'm.
prscedented low prices; Fine Dress Goats,
PANS end Vests without number, Boots and
SHOES, Hats and Caps, Jewelty, Crayats,
GlJlves, handkerchief, sHosiery.R&c. Also,
q fine article df chewing STobaccp and a lot
and imported Cigars, and many
other articles tco tedious to mention. Re-
IliembeEsthe name and place
MAY q WELL,
Arcade BUILDING, opposite the C0lHrthouse,
II Ysiii7if. GhaFihStoll, Va
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FrosIa DrI1gS.

NJ Il fSsss Il TIME SUBSCRIBER takes
Il SSAD il pleasure in i'll forming his
800 customers, and THE public in
Il VI 80 ,Srl6sa general, that he has Just re-
II "a -sS TUNED from Tile Eastern
tffi1ysys Ciaes with a#fult 81 pply or
= ssasasa.asa.ssssass Drugs, Medicines, Dye
HE Stnffs. &C.
he will keepcanstan on hand,a supply Of
While Lead, Lipseed Oil, Lara 0il ana Spt
Furpentine. which he will sell ysry low, aud
for Cash Only. He won d call tile sitentihn
ofIPhysicians and Country Merchants to his
S ofk.
The Ladies are particularly invited 10 call
aud examine his Stoc; Of Soaps, HPeIfumery,
Stationery, SC. He hasa suppIyot the cele-
.brated Frangipane, besides otheI perfumes,
too nuBerous toYmention.
Those of hiSsold customers, who have pa ID
lp pfaGply, he hopes will be4ndhcel To con
tinue ,thslr patronage but to those whose
accounts afespast due, and remian tursettledt
hetnust say, thai he is compelled to close their
accounts, as he hasSnot Tie capita to dosbusi-
ness in that way.
but, to ALL he would say, tia \ ga quick
Penny is better than a SLOW Shilling
III JAS. IA. CaI.DWEI.L.
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/ NLOTHING.4A IaTee lfoct 4 ST. ~
~ Clothing, very cbear.bs !
AcoR co@.. 1'I
MANTILLAs AND PARAS|I. 81
lNl latest style and best Matters. 4.
ceised and for sale cht5p, Us
DoOTs AND SHOES = Just ~
- and fot sale. BY
JACOp e0s1o
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THE SECRET INFIRaiITIEs ii
YOUTH AND MATUR1fz

a = = - 49, NAN44 IL + 1ltL1l La.
YOUTH AND MATURlEz :
Jnst Published. Gratis, ne 25fh Tz1E,>
4 FEW Words on the rpii6ndi ffetI8
~ without Medicine. OF Sbermaf6lft
Local Weakpess. Nocturnal Emissi6ns. q .
tatand Nervous Debility. Ptena,nre Re.
the sys.em, Impotency. anl Imbed;mc1
Marriage generally,
by B. De Laney. M. ID.
Tie important fact that re IA ~ z's-''
complaints, originating III tie iinri1 8...
solitude Of Youth, may lie edzi'r -1f
wiTtouT MEDlciNE,5i is IN thissmall |I6-I
y demonstrated, and lhe entir5if rt<
highly successful treatment Is sd51.z
Author, fully expla ned, By ne1tr.|
eyerg one is enabled 10 cure kiMl<||
ard AZ the least possible 8osi kheil[3
ing all The advertised nostr1nS 81 iii. =
Sent 70 any address, gTaiis ma b's'
4 sealed enTeiop, by reslitfiht lbosI +.
postage stalnps to Dr.. B. d + LANE 4. d.
penard Street. New York City Iy'i0| III
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USE COAL oIL /, AMps.

COAL OIL II AMPS.
COAL OIL LAMPS,
COAL OIL. LAMPS,
COAL OIL LAMPS.
Ofeyery inscription
OF every description,
sc every description,
Ofessry description,
For Sale by
GsAsTON NORVELL,
G4AS'rON N0RYELL,
GAsToN N0RVELL,
III Charleston, Va,
Charleston Va,
e Charleston, Va,
WHoLEsALE q RET,IL.
WaoLEsALE * RETAiL,
WHOLESALE al RRTAlI. 4
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4 H ARD TIMES "

II S now the universal cry.
I 4 IYetthe sspoof and needy 96S8eesN q.
need have no fears Of becom- feegIRVlNsI
ing naked, because
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Il BBLss LINsEED OIL.
Lard. g
40 Kegs Pure White Lead, just receiveds BY
W. r. & j. Fl. G0SHORN. .
s0 BBLs. LIME:
AZ, m ~. 2. 4 ]. II. G05HoRN
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Look EIerel

Best Lace Leather always on hand
September !, 5 I'm b9p3yI
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"a % 78--t,T .h1HDHg OUT HHG = = -9T
LIQUORS AN D w IN ELS

it will be our aim TO ketp q constant supply
Of the parest and best articles for medical pur
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-07

WEBsTER's LARGE DIcTIoSARY.--
Who can do without it ? Everybody
that speaks or writes the English lam
guage should have access to it. We
would not agree to do without it twelve
months for five times its price. ALL
may have it very easily. How? Well
the quickest way we know of to Oh
tain it is just to step into the Book
and Drug store of Mr.. PIERCE, under
our Office, and buy one at once and
take it home with you. But it is not
every one, we are aware, that will
think himself able to do this these
hard times. Well, we arc happy to
have another plan to mention to such,
and to all the boys and girls in the
country. The editor of the American
Agriculturist, Mr.. ORANGE Jupp, of
New York, offers copy of tho Die
tionary, sent to the address of any one
who will obtain forty subscribers TO
the Agriculturist, at 80 cents a piece,
and send the names, with the money,
to him in New York. Now here is a
chance to supply yourselves with one
of the most valuable books in the Ian
guagc for little pleasant canvassing
among your friends ; and you will also
be introducing one of the best agricul-
tural works in the country into circu-
lation. Mr.. JupD will send you as
many specimen copies of the work as
you will need, or, if you are in hurry,
call and get one at our Office. The
subscribers need not all be at the same
post office.
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-07

Fight Befreen Lanc's Mem and the
Government Troops - Three Dra-
goons Killed.

BY passengers from Kansas. who
arrived in town last evening. we have
obtained the following Intelligence
On Friday, the 25th ult., news
reached I,eavenworth that an engage
ment had taken place between the
troops under Gen. Lane. at Sugar
Mound. and company of United
States dragons. The officers ordered
Gen. Lane to surrender himself and men
to the United States authorities, which
he refused to do, when the dragons
charged upon the troops and were re-
pulsed, with the loss of three of their
number. Finding themselves too
weak to dislodgc Lane, the dragoons
retired, and an express was dispatched
To Gov. Denver for rcinforccmcnts.-
The Governor Immediately ordered
three companies of Dragons to the seat
of war, and they passed through Shaw
nee on Saturday, the 26th, 1t was ex-
pected there would be bloody work.
AS soon as news of the engagement
was received by the people, they COM
menced organizing in military com
panies, hurrying forward to assist
Lane. 1t was expected before the dra-
goons would arrive that Lane would
be reinforced by some $500 men. The
most intense excitement prevailed.
One of the gentlemen who passed
through Lawrence on Friday saw Gen.
Lane and Gov. Robinson in that town.
They were mounted and completely
armed, and appeared much excited
They were addressing the people, who
surrounded them in large numbers, and
urging them to maintain their rights
and succor their friends. The people
of Lawrence were preparing to take the
field. John Calhoun had fled from the
territory, and reported himself as going
to Springfield, Illinois.
On the day of the election, no polls
were opened in Bourbon county-as
the Free State men refused to vote.
We shall wait with anxiety for the
particulars. 1t is certain that civil
war now prevails in Kansas.
Randolph County journal., 1858-01-07
Terrible Casualty In Cincinnati
An Old Citizen Killed.

Mr.. ENKHr. Of EMERY x SoS. lard
oil manufacturers. came to a sudden
and horrible death on the afternoon Of
the 30th ult.. by falling through the
upper hatchway Of their new building,
just completed, on the south east cor
ncr Of Vine and Water Streets. He
fell all the way down to the cellar, a
distance Of thirty-iive feet. and landed
upon o hatch-door and ladder, and
must have been instantly killed, as his
head. body and limbs were terribly
manglcd.
Mr.. EMERY is said to have been an
Englishman by birth. but to have lived
many years in this country. He was
one Of the first to engage in the manu-
factory of lard oil and. by diligence,
skill, close application, and unblem-
ishcd character, had amassed consid-
erable fortune. He was about sixty
years of age, and leaves a family to
mourn his loss.