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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1859-08-27
CHESTER ACADEMY,

TlIE FALL TERN OF THIS INSTITU-
ton will commence Wednesday. August 81 Winter
Terra, November so Spring Term februar y and Sum-
Term, May y, 5000.
ALFRED LAWS, A. u Principal.
Mrs SUSANNA SARGENT, Prcceptrcss.
Mrs. MARIA c. Il. LAWS, Associate Prccer;ress and
Teacher ui freGch.
Miss ELLEN T.. RAWS0N, Teacher Of Instrumental and
Vocal Music.
I,sy. {. d. JEFPERDs, Lecturer upon Moral Science.
Il y. BURTON A. NJ NJ D., Lecturer upon Anatomy and
Physiology.
The teacher @! French spending the Summer at French
Institute IN Canada, and under the tuition Of critical in
recently from France. Rare privileges offered
for the study Music. will be gNen before the
school each week during the Fall and Spring Terms Board
the Board Accuse, private families reasonable
rates Good facilities offered for self boarding.
For further Information address the Principal or William
Rounds, Esq, Chairman Of Executive Committee
SPENCER IL. LEONARD, Sec.
Chester, VI, July -, ls59.-5w3o
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: Consumption and Asthma Cured.

Dr. H. JAMES discovered while in the East Indies,
/ tain cure for Consumption Asthma, bronchitis, Coughs
Colds and General Debility. The remedy discovered
by him when his only chill, daughter given up to
die. His child cured and Is now alive and we'll De-
slrous Of bench ting his fellow mortas he will send 10
those who wish it, the recipe containing full directions for
making and successfully using this remedy free, re-
ceipt OF their with stamp for return postage ADJ
dress o. p BROWN Co., No. % and 81 John Street,
New York City. 3m30
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LAND AGENCY.

The subscriber sell 10000 acres Of good Farming
Lands In this County,
CONSISTING OF PRAIRIE, TIMBER,
and improved Farms from IS $25, per acre, the
following terms oneourt to oneha cash. the remainder
long time lie tenders his services to all persons whe
may wish purchase and will take the trouble TO call
him, free of charge and he will send written Information
all who may request 1t In regard to the sale OF land any
other matters and this pertaining 10 the interest Of this
try, providing one dollar accompanies the request.
LUCIUs REED.
ByrJn, Ogie County, Iiinois.-3o-3w
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FRENCH WHITE ZINC PAINT

From the Nieille Montague Company of Paris
THIS PAINT Is ADAPTED TO ALL PUR-
Il poses, which the hest White Lead is applicable 1t
does not turn yellow lead invariably does and will acquire
the hardness and smoohns Of Coach paneng with
aid of varnish and Is easily washed Colors with zinc
basis retain their freshness and hrlliancy color.
200 pounds will much surface, with the
body $50 pounds Of eadshOwing great economy well
beauty.
strictly pure they should buy the
bic houses Thu Company ship but two qualities, known
No and SnOW Waite Dry. Red aud Green Seal The
No. Red Seal the article used for painting pur-
poses the White Green being only the
most expensive work.
JOSEPH NJ. STRONG, Agent for the Co.
Orders addressed either the following houses will be
filled at the reduced tariff Of prices, either Dry in
Oil. HALL h CORNELLs
1913 Maiden IsdnG, NeU York.
RAYN0LDS, DEV0E PRATT,
3m-32 l06 4 los Fulton ST., New York.
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BR iTTLEBoRo' ACADEMY.

ENlIE FALL TERN OF THIS INSTI-
Il tuition will commence I'll ESDAY, AUG. BOTH, and
continue eleven weeks. The Winter Term begins Nov 18th
1t will be the aim NJ the Teachers furnish eUery ad
rdntdge To students in preparation 1ege and to those
wishing To acquire complete practical and business eduea-
ton. With this view, special will be given to the
Classical Departments the Natural Sciences in their a
pcaou Agriculture aud the Arts and such other practical
studies eyiHg and Book Keeping, while Music,
French, and ornamentas will he taught each year. by
perienced Instructors
Boarding House. capable Of accommodating forty stu
dents connected with the School, and devoted the Of
Ladies. Boarders must each furnish pair Of sheets and
plowcases. teaspoon, and table spoon, and towels.
Board about 81 25 per week.
Board in the village, from s2oO $3.50 per week few
Gentlemen can obtain seats at the table in the Boarding
house.
For further particulars, address the Principal,
RICHARD q. STANLEY.
July 90 6w29
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ME, THE SUBSCRIBERS, BEING DU-
w y appointed by the Hon. Probate Court for the Dis
trct OF Westminster Commissioners 10 receive examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all against the
Estate Of Z0uETlI I0l TON late OF Westminster In said
District deceased and also all claims and deman exhibit
cd Offset hereo and six months from the third day Of Au
gust A. D. 1859 being allowed by said Court for that pur
pose do therefore hereby give notice. that will attend
to the business Of said appointment at the late Dwelling
House Of said deceased in Westminster In said District
the Thursday Of September and January nine
O'Clock A. NJ until four O'Clock p NJ each OF said days.
DANIEL C. WRIGHT,
AMBROSE ARNOLD, Commissioners.
SYLvEsTERs 3. SIoDDARD, Administrator.
Westminster, Aug. 9th, A. d. 1S59-I32
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DEATHS.

In this village, Aug. 20, Mr.. JOIN WILCOX, IL
In Putny, August 10Th NJ typhus fever, LORRIN r.
Of orrn NJ and Dctna Thwng aged II years. months and
10 days.
Ia ST. Louis Aug 49, of eryspcas in the stomach, Hon.
CALVIN T0WNsLEY, formerly Of irattleboro, aged 63
In Dr1okne, Mass, 10th, MOSES d. PHILLIPS 46, Of
ton He native of Charlton and first established
In Worcester, from whence he removed to Boston.
In Newhne, Aug. 3, widow POLLY COOK, II.
In Brownsville, Cameron County Texas Wednesday
morning, August 81, 1862 Of yellow fever, Mrs. ANNA
FEM, wife Vi Frank T. Fem, Post Master at Brownsville
Mrs FEM was native Of Vermont. Her father Asa
Underwood, ESQ., and many friends reside in Newane
in that State She has resided in this nearly five years.
Here and everywhere she has lived she has been esteemed
aud honored as friend AMI wife "She wassay what
woman should be-she that But "Death loves a
shining mark" Thursday, July 2sth she violently
tackled with the fatal fever Tuesday morning she left
directions with her u'band, to be followed II she died At
midday she birth to immature child, and after
sail, 81 easy-I have pain-Let rest'-and she
fell asleep 1t her last utterance'Lst res-and
she slept pinlesy and swectly healthul tired boy
She sumberei On for twelve hours and appliance could
her. "lst rcshut the last sleep Of Death
At O'Clock Wednesday morning all Ska ic1s
deoi And we laid her with her baby her by the side
OF her o'her little cldrens graves and covered her cou
with the earth Of the stranger. "Let rest" she said;
and she does rest They together the mother and her
four snless boyshcy sleep in the ground-they
sing together in Gods place above.
The river which FLASHES the bank close by her. and the
winds which whisper through the usache trees that shade
those graves chorus their pure everlasting requiem
the dead. "Lct them rest"
"0'er that fair
And polished cheek your kisses fall in vain
No husbands voice can wake the stiffness there,
Nor bring the red rose to that face again
Nor wake those smiles-nor bow that lovely head
To meet those soft embraces. She is dead
And she is dCaI! Deaths cold and whitening touch
Hath quecrl, In tina, dear breast, fe's perumed ame
She whom her DEAR dear friends have loved so much,
She whom her husband dear delights to name
Fral is the tenure Of mortal breath,
Yea, Sin the midst Of life In death"
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ITALY LINE OF STEAM BOATS Be
Il J TMEEN HARTFORD AND NEW YORK The Stenr,-

'dRANITE STATE" Capt j. H. KING, leaves Hartford
ford for New York every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
SON. leaves Hartford for New York every Monday Wednes
day and Friday.
The time Of leaving Hartford is ned at p. m. thus CIV
ing passengers leaving Springfield by Train at O'Clock
mr. ample time connect and arrive In New York at about
O'Clock the following morning This Line affords the cheap
est and most comfortable route OF travel from Hartford and
various points north Of Hartford to New York.
The Boats have the best Of State Room
every requisite for safety, comfort and convenience
Cabin Fare, 1850 Forward Deck, 100. r
Freight taken at low rates Consgn Goods 10 H. AMY.
St. BIT. Co. l5w2o
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A Card to the Ladies'. IN DUPoNC0S FRENCH
PERIODICAL GOLDEN PILLS, Infable in removing stop
pages irregularities Of the These pills MOTH
ing new but have been used by the Doctors for many years.
both France and America with unparalleled In
every and he Is urged by many thousand ladies who
have ussed Them make the Pills public, for the alienation
Of those suffering from any Irregularities l whatever nature
well prevent pregnancy those ladies whose health
will permit increase family Pregnant females
those suppong Themselves cautioned against using
these Pills while pregnant, the proprietor
sponsihity after the above ampniOn, although their mild
would prevent any mischief to health; otherwise these
Fills recommended Full and explicit directions
pany each box. Price 81 I-r box.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by JOSEPH CLARK, General
Agent for Braeboro, Vt Sold also by Druggists every
where.
~ Ladies' by enclosing him 81 to Brateboro Post Office,
have the Pills sent conhdcntiay) by return mail Re
member and ask for DR.. DupoHcos Golden Pills. sigma
ure each box. 1y-45
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NOTICE. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF

the members Of the Windham County Mutual Fire In
Company for the choice Of Directors and for the
transaction Of other business that legally come be-
said meeting will be holden at the Court House In New
fame, Thursday the 10th day of September next at
o'clock p. NJ l.. @. MEAD, Secretary.
August 18th, 1903
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BARRE ACADEMY.

LNAI.L TERM BEGINS SEPT. l. WIN
t.r Term begins Dec. Spring Term begins Feb 70,
1850 Summer Term begins May IL, 1880.
The Board Of Instruction consists Of teachers
J. Board including and washing s1s5 per week.
J. s sPAULDING, Principal.
barre, Aug. O. 1s59.-4w-3l
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ngton, Vt.
c. c. HASKELL, PRINCIPAL o. II. PIERCE Assistant
Miss MARY A. HIGGINS prcccptcss aud Teacher " Music
and French. - Mira. A. o. ALVUnD, Teacher IT
Ornamental Branches
JNIIE FALL TERM OF ELEVEN WEEKS
Il begins on Wednesday, August 31sl
Thorough anil practical instruction will he given In the
Common md Higher and English Branches and In prepar
ing Teachers for Common Schools for whose benefit Tcach
crs' Glass will be formed
Scholars in Music aud French will be un1cr the charge Of
the Preceptress, Teacher OF superior qualifications ard
known ability as instructor.
Every Department will be rendered pleasant and profitable
by the undivided attention Of Teachers best good
Of tie scholars.
Scholars wishing to procure board rooms for se-boar
Ing viii be directed to good places application the Prn
cpa
Wilmington, August, 1850 -3w-33
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PRESERVE JARS.

FIX ESEH e JARS.
"E DESIRE TO CALL THE ATTEN-
w ton Of housekeepers large and well selected
stock Of Preserve Jars Cans &C. Among stock be
found Arthur's Glass and Earthen Jars;
A. Stowe Co.. Glass Preserving Jarsi
Bodine 4 Brothers"
Mason's Screw Top Preserving Sars
u. s. p. Earthen Jars h Cups
All the above we will sell cheap for cash.
NJ. T. VAN DooRN
July 2O.-[29
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3n,31

n--7-5o00 AGENTS WANrEp-'ro sell three new and
unegualcd inventons-waned by every family My agents
have cleared S250O0 selling Of them Articles are
light cheap, easy carry, and very taking several ~
plonas Silver Medal from American Institute, NJ III anu
patents been granted for them. One patent ~ Eng
land and in France. Put in stamps, ana WIN seiu
you gratis, SO pages particulars Of The best agency IN the
country. EPllNAlM BltONN L""e'' '"ss'
0~%WntrrEx's GuLprN SALvE is step by way
Of progress the Healing Art 1t Is adapted Tor Sores HUI
mprs Wounds and every kind of external inlnntoy di-
hcuy, whatever nature, man or beast Made
only by c. T. WRITTEN Lowell, Mass. 20 cents per box
The the trade sodby druggists Anoint
myself aud he healed"
me Golden Saue-1 Great Heating Remcdy.-It Is
with much pleasure the advent " this
ticlc In our city which has with such signal in
Lowell where Is made that the papers have ecmcd with
cases OF truly marvellous They chronicle where
the life Of a lady recently saved-a Of broken
breasts another where the life o child saveda case
of chaRngj another Of lady whose face much dhgur-
by scrofuous humor which brought to healthy &C
ton in few days. also, another Of old man, who had
his foot for twenty yearscured in few weeks Our
citizens will not be slow in getting ut its mers and Will tr
aid il over the land.-BOston HerMa.
OEAGENTs WANTED IN THE STATE to canvass
with the GoLDEN SALvg Sells rapidly. Can make good
pay. For terms, &c. send stamp.
;jm-23 C. p. WRITTEN, Lowell, Mass.
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CTATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Probat

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Hon. Probate
ODisirct ofWssniHsterSS. Court for the District Of
Westminster To all persons Interested In the Estate Of
HENRY HOWARD late OF Townshend in said District de-
ceased, Greeting:
Whereas, JOHN s. FULLERTON, Of the Admit sra-
upon the Estate aforesaid has made his application in
writing said Court, setting forth that the personal Estate
Of said deceased Is sufficient pay the debts and car
Of administration, aud that there vii he bal
and above the personal property 49972 hath
prayed for license to sell all the Real Estate Of said deceased
subject to the widows dover.
Therefore, you hereby notified that said Court will hear
decide upon said application at the Office OF the Judge Of
said Court in Townshend, aforesaid, the Sth day OF Sep
tenber, 1859, at two O'clock in the forenoon.
Townshend August H. 1859.
80 b. W. DEAN, Register.
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OFFICE AND RESIDENCE
AT PRIVATE SALE.

A 7 THE WEST END OF CHASE ST,
IA a DWELLING HOUSE and FOUR ACRES OF LAND,
in retired and pleasant part OF tbs village. About
Of the land Is improved Garden and Orchard and is
good Of cultivation; the OF the land side
hill, covered with forest trees, shrubs wild flowers, &c.
The House OF good size containing the first
door on the second and in the attic; good FURNACE
and PURE WATER.
The House is sheltered from the winds Of winter and the
scorchng heat u summer and is Of the desirable
residences in the village Can be examined application
the subscriber. CHAS. CHAPLIN.
March 9TH 1852 tf-10
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PAPER HANGINGS.

The largest assortment Of PRIME PAPER HANGINGs, at
low prices, at
FISHER g. HAyEN's.
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N. G. s.
TIE FOURTH OF JULY EIGHTEEN HUNDRED FIFTY
NINE is PASSED.
The spread Eagle has folded its wings, and for little
VAN DOORN'S
NEW CROCKERY STORE.
To keep up the excitement just for the fun OF it,
going show the citizens this and adjoining
ia not "ghy Preprosperate" keep Crpckery
examine the prices Of the articles in the following list Of
ware such
Baking Naples, fire proof;
Enameed, brown and White Pie Plates;
Brown and White Pudding Pans;
Striped and White Lip Bowls
White and Yellow Bakers all siLesf
Pitchers, Mugs and Cups--we have endless number Of
styles, shapes, Coors and sizes
Brown, White and Enameed Cake Jars
Bread Bowls that will hold half a bushel
White and Enameled Soap Dishes;
Soap Slabs In any quantity IN suit customers;
Birds Baths and Cups Platers, In all sizes
Bed Pans Chambers, Stop Jars Foot Baths, &C.. too
merous TO mention.
Warming Jugs for sick people;
Pitchers with holes in the bottom, something new that
viii hold water forever and not leak
Common Tea Sets for sick
Rockingham TeapOts, Spoons; Jugs and 1ool other
tces too numerous to mention.
TO BE CONTINUED.
Persons of OF the above articles buy them
cheaper the New Coekery Store han other
Germ in the State. N. T. VAN D00RN
Juy 2Oy-f29
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CLOTHING. CLorHING..

where may be found large assortment Of
BROADCLOTIIS
plain n Fancy COATGNGSi
black h Fancy CASsGMERE5 DOESKTNS;
Satin, sils-ngircd plnin Cashmere and MarseileS
VESTINGS In great variety, which prepared to
ali kinds Of Garments in line
IN u superior manner
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p O 5 II g. = f. A r. 5 O n ,
BEFORE CONTRACTING ELSEWHERE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-02

THE DEATH OF WAsHISeTox IRvING.--The
community was greatly shocked by the an
nouncement of Mr.. Irving's deafh.s Many
were inclined TO discredit the iniellisence,
basing their opinion upon the account lately
published by N. p Willis Of his visit at Sun.
nyside.- Eager groups collected around the
newspaper Offices in hopes that something
would be learned contradictory of the report
But The fact was persistently true, and sad
faces showed the depth of sorrow felt a. each
said to his friend, Washington Irving 10 dead.
The news spread rapidly, and ere night there
were but few who had not heard Of the sad
event. .sts txsF
Immediately upon the receipt of the intelli-
gence at the City Hall, the flags were displayed
at half-mast. The Mayor issued a cali S6r q
special meeting of the Common Oou nciI 70 be-
held at three O'Clock this afterno0n, for the
purpose of taking becoming notice Of the
event.-N T. Express
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-02

A Even those who are in the enjoyment
of perfect health frequently have eed to hnve re-
course to tonlcs as preventlves OF disease We are
too well armored against the assaults ef 1.-THE
ills that flesh is heir to- Such invigorator they
may find in HOS,rETTER'S BiTTE.RS-a medi-
vitality and elasticity to the system. At this sea-
son, particularly, the strongest man is not proof
against the malaria, in certain sections OF the
TEEs is more potent than any amount of qunine
while the most dangerous cases of bilious fever
yield to its wonderful properties. Those who have
tried tae medicine will never use another, for any
OF the ailments which the HosrETTRR BITTERs
the experiment. we cordially recommend an early
application to the BIT KRs. whenever they are
stricken by diseases of the digestive organs.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, every
where,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-02

kA- Let the whole AffIicted w.rIs s. -
THE TEe'rI IAE0Ny. OF a LADY AFTEE 4
YEARS OF. SttFFERiNG. N =
49,. - Nokfn.Mrros coNKfY, April 18th


! have bsen eeioted with, Rheumatism, at times
w tsos my twelfth year-I will be fffy years OF age
sne lstn 81 thismcnta. The nttacks were, 1T times
- - severe aS " render me helpless. have tried
sNssYMs remedes 70 very little effect, Last Octo-
eas vas sttscked in my shoulders, sides back and
nlps. J cod'd npt rest dAs or night. ! could NOT
move any paftot ms body without crying with pain.
AZ gns time alsn tried many remedies, internal
sdssssa tss HAMpfos sas ses BIZ T1
IikCTpkEi before ! had taken one bottle OF
winch, ieit mich better, and ss continued tax.
sng u. FELT strength coming into my t2ek and
hinos. and my stomach strengthened and revived
better than ever expected to he. intend to use
/. whenever need IL, and would recommend it to
the a'|,sssa, eass, believing il Y s aasaaalkIsd
msssys. Mcyfisnss Mofrhrdv:
. 0euts;-Mrs. Elizabeth Bagweii is n lady OF the
htghest responsibility, weslthy and infuental-the
cure IN her case speaks volumes ia favor OF this
Wonderfal TIncture. Several other persons we
have heard OF have derived ereat benefit from Its
use In our county. We are entirely out Of the art
Gle, and have daily anxious inquirers to know when
we Will receive another supply. We expect large
safes OF n from the present demand, and want you
70 send us box as soon as possible.
Yours, TYLER K ApATn,
April ieth. Northampton county, Va.
A- Call and get Pamphlets and sec cures.
Sold bs PURCELL, 1ADD & CO., Richmond :
by DIR. COOKE, Fredericksburg: BY all the Drug
glsts in Petersburg: by MORTIMER & NOW.
BRAY. Baltimore; aud by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle six bottles.
%. oc N-d&cwts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-02

HORRIBLE MuRDER.-Daniel N. Drawdy, .
respectable citizen OF Rerrien county, Ga, was
from Nashville, on the evening Of the 18th
inst. Mr.. Drawdy was sitting In the deor OF
his house with his family, = wife an three or
four children, aud n sister in .law, when they
were alarmed by the report Of y gun without.
The husband and father fell upon the 6oor,
pierced with one shot In the hack Of hia heaA,
one In ihe side Of his fhce, and another Ia the
back, Ia the region Of the hips. His dismayed
wife, who was prepAring supper, hAstened to
his assistance, when be attempted to speak,
but expired tmmsdiAtsly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-02

CENTENARY OF AMERICAN MRTHoDIsM.-
The one hundredth anniversary of the intro
duction of Methodism into the United States
is to be appropriately celebrated by that de-
nomination. The Christian Advocate says:
The true centenary of Methodism is the year
1860. DIR. Roberts, of Baltimore has fully de-
monstrated this fact from local as well as
general documents, ard other evidence. The
late Local Preachers Convention, at Baiti-
more, appointed committee to consult the
General Conference respecting measures for It's
due observance. Itisa happy coincidence that
the General Conference meets in this grand
epochal year. 1t will be not, indeed, he CEN
tennial General Conference but it will be the
centenary General Conference.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-02

REPrBLlcAS CAUcrs.-It Is stated that 3
number--about forty-two--of the Repuhlican
Gus at the Astor House, In New York, on Afon-
day night, aud agreed 10 vote Tor MIR. SHERMAN.
of Ohio, for Speaker OF the Heuse; Uel0sei
Forney, OF Pennsylyania, for clerk; q Mr..
arms, and s. Bowies, Of the Sprlngteld (11asa,)
Republican, for printer. 84sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-02

!. REMoRsE.--A carman KILLED conpMnionsi ia
fl of passion, on the 30 Of April, 1858. Wnh
biz wife anu child he fed to Austiaiia ana 8
few days since returned 10 Cfncienask With
the sole view Of surrendefing himself 10 the
authorities. He say~ that sueeess atsentei hia
business IN Melbourne, hnta phantom fellow.
ed him, and he i:sft 80 stssns hack
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-02

MARROW EscAPE-Nrs. . cher was re-
turning from Trenton, N. j., last Saturday.
along the railroad towards the White Horse
Road. with her child on one arm and her mar.
ket hask ket on the other, when she was osersnken
by train. The cow-catcher struck her and
knocked her into the canal, from wheuce she
was instantly rescued, considerably shpcked,
buf very little injured. The child was also
unhurt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-02

MURDER By DRowNING.--The Woodbury.
IN. J.) Constitutions says About noon, last
Sunday, Joseph p. Stewart. aged 10 years. ac-
companied by "a son of Alfred Craig, aged
years, both colored, was seen to go to the dam
of Enoch Moore, above the railroad bridge
When there Stewart picked the little b,y.up
in his arms and threw him into the water,
and passed up the hill into the woods ande
capped to Westville, where he was subsequent
ly arrested.