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DEATH BY HYDRoPHOBIA AT ORANGE, N J
A little son of Patrick Murphy, about thirteen
years old, keeper Of the lodge at the mountain
entrance of Llewellyn Park, near Eagle Rock,
at Orange, New Jersey, died recently from the
effects of hydrophobia. The New York Post
says:
Some time in June he was at work in nur.
sery, when strange dog passed near him, and
he slapped him with his hand The dog snapp-
ed and inserted his teeth in the back of the
right hand. About the same time another bow
in the neighborhood was bitten by dog, and
his friends thought they must do something,
and had the wound cauterized. This lad, hear
ing of ii, thought he would say nothing about
his bite lest he should have to be burned also.
In a short time the wound healed up, and
nothing more was thought about it. Last
Wednesday, he complained to his mother of
having sore arm and stiffness in the shoul-
der. 1t remained SO until last SATURDAY.. when
he walked to DIR. Persons office, nearly two
miles distant. His symptoms We're such as to
cause suspicious Of the terrible disease that
was working in his system. He then confess
ed having been bitten as above.
The physlclans-some ten or more who met
to see him ON Sunday morning-decided that
nothing could be done to save his life.
He was able to be up, and walked about and
conyersed freely between the paroxysms
which, until this time, had been light, though
with great suffering, until near three O'Clock
on Sunday afternoon. He then laid upon the
bed and seemed to suffer most intensely, the
sight OF water or any liquid causing wild
agony, although he did not attempt to injure
any one near him. Congestion Of the brain
was evidently produced when his system be-
came filled with the viris. He suffered until
evening, when death kindly relieved the dread
fnl agony of body and mind. 1t seems strange
that ten doctors should decide that remedies
shonld not BE- tried in the above case They
believe hydrophobia isincurable.
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M More Evidence have just been
large family, that he has had great many attacks
of Summer Complaint, but not in one instance has
hours with BAKERS PREMIUM BITrERS.-
He believes, also, that $50 would not have paid his
doctors bill without the Bltters. He says he never
will be used if required but he does not wish it to
published.
of ADlE Il GRAY. PURCELL, LADD Il CO.,
FISHER l. WINSTON, and all the principal
Druggists IN Virginia.
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A DEEP AETEsIAN WELL.-They have an
artesian we'll at Louisville, KY, which is 2,cs6
feet In depth. Three years were occupied in
ooringt 1t is piped for only ninety feet and
the water pours forth at rate of $50 gallons
per minute. 1t rises in pipes 40 feet above the
surface and has temperature of 761 Fab
1t is perfectly limpid on issuing forth, and has
aspeelne gravity of l.0ll3, furnishing, accord
ing to analysis, the gasses, sulp hydrogen. car.
bonic acid, and nitrogen, containing most of
the chlorides, sulphates, bicarbonates, and
phosphates, with iodine and bromide maSne-
SUM The taste is combination of salt and
sulphur. BY touching some of the screws
about the machinery, it throws o stream Of
water 120 feet above the pine.
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MURDKR.--Enoch Stevens, an old man Of CO.
was murdered near Connayboro, by his SON.
in-law Taylor, formerly of North Carolina,
and Higgins, one of his tenants. Stevens and
Taylor had difficulty about the titles to some
land which the old man had given Taylor to,
live upon; Taylor having sold the land, de.
it might be transferred to the late purchaser
which Mr. Stevens refused to do. In revenge
Taylor, with his associate, Higgins, went, on
the night Of the Goth ult, to the dwelling of
an old LADY, resided, after bed hours they
broke down the door, rushed in, stabbed and
knocked down the old lady, and with their
guns, fractured the skull of Mr.. Stevens,
broke his leg, and then mangled his body by
stabbing him with knives in q shocking man
uer,
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TIVE KANSAS STATE Cox sTIrurIoN.-The
New York Times publishes a copy of the new
State Constitution for Kansas as adopted by
the recent convention at Wyandotte, and to b.
submitted to the people on the 4th of October
next. An ordinance prefxed to the instrument
declares that the State of Kansas will relin-
quish its right to tax the public lands included
within it's boundaries, provided that certain
sections Of land are ceded to the State for the
use of common schools &c. The bill of rights
comprises twenty sections, setting forth the
usual principles, and disallowing imprison-
ment for debt except in cases Of fraud repu-
dating slavery or involuntary servitude ex-
cspt for crime; abelishfng all distinctions be-
| tween citizens and aliens in reference to the
purchase, enjoyment or descent of property &c.
The Constitution embraces fifteen articles
the noteworthy points Of which are, that the
Governor may adjourn the Legislature when
the two Houses disagree upon the time for adj
lournment; the popular election of judges :;
general elections to be held annually on the
first Monday in November; every white male
person of twenty lone years of age and upward
who shall have resided in the State six months
and if of foreign birth, shall have declared
his intention to become naturalized-shall be
a voter, unless disqualified by participation
| in duel or by completely in bribery; pro-
vision by law for 4 State university and for a
perpetual common ScnoOl 1unQ Tor charitable
State institutions; all property employed in
banking to bear its equal share of taxation,
but all property used exclusively for " State
county, municipal, literary, educational sci
entific religious, and charitable purposes
with personal property to the amount of 5000
to be entirely exempt; no special legislative
| act shall be passed cOnterring corporate pow
ers no bank shall issue circulating notes Of a
less denomination than s.. and ali banks shall
deposit, with the State Auditor, State or Uni
ted States bonds for the redemption of their
circulation; lotteries are prohibited the Le-
gislature shall provide for the protection of
the rights of women, in acquiring and pos
sessing property separate and apart from the
husband" and ga homestead to the extent of
one hundred and sixty acres of farming land,
or Of one acre within the limits of any incor-
porated town or city, occupied as residence
by the family of the owner, with all improve
ments on same, shall be exempted from forced
sale under any process of law Then follow
the usual resolutions praying for admission
into the IIninn
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The Mnsieai Entertainment of Mr. Kemmersr.
at Leigh Street Church tonight, premises to
De pleasant affair, and will no doubt attract
large audience, as he is to be assisted by his
pupils, one hundred and forty -eght liz num-
per Juvenile vocalism, when properly cul.
uvateo, Is always interesting. and never fails
70 win the applause of our citixena
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Henrteo County Court.-Civil business enSar-
ca the attention of the Court the greater part
OF yesterday. At O'Clock the trial OF an
emancipated negro for remaining in the Com
nonWeaitn , contrary to law, commenced and
doubles resulted in ordering the fellow IN ha
sold into slavery - - =
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Of the Continent, and then In maktns thern
believe England TO BE- their worst enemy.
We have also 70 consider that under provo
ca tion aud alarm, we are not ourselves the
discreetest or the most temperate people In the
world. Mr. Bright would tell us that the
press was the worst offender of oil. We might
mot mo-. 9anay reply onrseiyss but even point out
military preparation, and even TO armed rcsist.
ance, must tell on the possible foe Rut in
the face Of what has happened and is happen.
enres for defense. II we have armies and
fleets all over the world, II we send from our
over-tasked population and our treasury 10
protect our children wherever they 10, we
ISsns ;na no, - 70 neglect our children at home-
whoIe OF this isle, II we cannot raise fort
ress every two or three miles and arm il with
Armslrong guns, at least we can look to our
great ports and arsenais. It is said they nre
not safe against q properly concerted ATTACK
Aet US Aave the fact inquired into by those
VINO Ought to know something about ii; 4; and,
II tneir advice Is reasonable, let us take it.
MIsC1LLANEoUs. 2
The North American corvette aPlymouthn
arrived at Devonport on Saturday, the sd ult.
she Is employed az training vessel for young
officers, several Of whom visited the dock
yard and other public establishments.
Prince Esterhazy is on a visit to her Majesty
at Osborne.
A letter in the North British Daily Mail
says that Kossuth, after his betrayal, remain
volted conntrymen from harm as he could.
and to prevent any further present hopeless
1nsurrection. He then retired into Switzer-
land, where he was joined by Madam kossuth,
and 1t Is uncertain whether he may not be
obliged to remain for some weeks before he re-
turns TO England
The London Times, Of June 25th, says that
the votes Of the House of Commons, for this
evening, contain no less than four notices of
motlon Immediately connected with the mill
tary ana naval defences OF the British Empire
Baron Maureval has arrived In Rome with
letter from the Emperor to the Pope His Ma
lesty is said In his letter to urge the Sovereign
Pontlf to favor conciliatory reform in the Ital-
ian States The Papal authority has been
restored to Ancona.
The London Herald says the Emperor Of
Austria had addressed an autograph letter to
the Archdnke Governor of the Tyrol, express
ing his thanks to the Tyroleans for the proofs
oipatriotism which they have lately given. The
Times correspondent says that fierce battle
is now being fought in Vienna between the
Retrogradists and Reformers.
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AMERICAN ScIENTIyIc AssoCIATIoM.-The
procesdings Of ths American Scientific Assoc
citation on Monday were Of some interest,"
Prof. Sfll1man, Jr., called attention to the ef.
fects Of lightning ON gas pipes. The question
Of the fncrease OF danger 70 dwelling houses
from the introduction OF pipes, was discussed.
Prof Peirce read . paper on tho personal Pc
read ono relative TO tho laws or storms. q
paper on the geology Of the Rocky Mopntains.
by Mr.. Wiiitam r, Blake, attracted coasidera-
BILE attention, Various other subjects Of IN.
terest wsre discussed. An e16et % tntyodues
the suhiect az "sptsttnA1isn, = - one Of the
exact esieaess. was promptly rtbaksd by tAe
Assoetation. szss1
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distributing Poison-Not less than f1ye fioxx
ana some OF them valuable died from the eff
fects of poison distributed in Franklin street
Yesterday >NS's
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Dasgessss IAoreskA The astsntion of ~
city authorities = req6ested 10 the daneerous
condition Of the temporary thorouehfaSo IeoA-
ing from Cary 70 Dock street, near Uibrells
Warehouse Two serious accidents have oc.
eurred 70 teams on this misernble road within
forty-eight hourA and others OF fAtai char
scter will certainly follow, ii the way h not
fare to accommodate the city, and Il should b
kept In passable order VIII the Supcrinten.
dent or Commissioners attend to II at 0nco1
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,Aeqnitted.--Sarah Hall, a white woman
charged with receiving stolen goods from
robert Heath, knowing the same to have been
stolen, was tried before the Hastings Court
yesterday, and acquitted.
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Ereheqnsr, the beautiful three year, old os
the Messrs. boswell, has returned from New
York, and is now at Maj. Doswell's farm in
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Not Thanksgiving to the absence of wit.
nesses the trials of John J. Ray, Patrick La
ney, ana Samuel Jordan, were continued in
the Hastings Court until TODAY. and ru,es
were awarded against the absentees.
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~ Chemical Laboratory, for the Practf-
CAL ANALYSIS OF MINERALS, DRUGS, MA
. T. FINCH, Analytical Chemist,

EDW'D T. FINCH, Analytical Chemist,
Main street, cor. 10th. Richmond, Va.
RErEREScEs-ProC. Jas. c. Booth, u. s. Mint,
Phadelphia; Prof; i; Puryear, Randolph MACON
Rev Tiberias Gracious Jones, Norfolk; Meade &
Bakeri Adie Gray; JAS b. Taylor. n. D., Ro.
Ryland, d.. D., President Richmond College.
jy H-lm'
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The G,ays are all packed and ready for their
Northern trip tomorrow afternoon. They
are to parade at half-past O'Clock, and about
o'clock will repair to the Capitol Square,
ful stand Of coIors by the ladies Of Richmond
After this, they repair TO the Central Railroad
Depot. where they embark for the North. We
understand that between sixty and seventy
members of the corps are en- rolled for the trim.
and that several guests are to accompany
them. -
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JACOB LITTLE II THE BOARD AGAIN.-Mr.
Jacob Little was yesterday unanimously re-
elected member Of the Board of Brokers, hav-
ing satisfied all his creditors. This is the third
or fourth admission of Mr.. Little to the Stock
Exchange. His boldness and adventurous
character has thus often led him out Of his
depth; but he always pays in full, principal
and interest and such 10 the general con fidsnes
in his honor and integrity, that he Is always
gladly welcomed back to his old seat.-N. Y.
HeyaA tS
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TAe Eastern Fosntain has been repaired, and
was in full operation yesterday afternoon.
From the Jet q solid stream was thrown about
ten feet high, and made everything around 1t
look cool and inviting. The Square Is now q
delightful place for lounging and enjoying the
fresh air. and is visited daily by hundreds of
ladies and children, as well as men. II some
arranrement could be effected for having mn-
sic in il two or three afternoons iuthe week,
thousands Of the fair sex would visit it regu-
larIy. In New York and Charleston, musical
entertainments are given to the public at q
triiling expense, and similar arrangements
mirht be effected here II some leading man
would nut the ball in motion. !
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EA How to Cure all Pain and Bowe Com.
pLAINrs-FoT Pain In the Bowels, stomach Sides,
LIMBS: Back, rheumatism, Neuralgis, Sore Throat,
HoRNE M It aess npon ase the nerves
bones, slnews, blood and muscles. annihlatins all
Pain like magic Bottles l., 25 and SO cents.
Ii you suffer with Cholera, Diarrhua, Looseness
Of the Bowels. or summer Complaint, use HARTS-
HORNE'S CARMlNAFIVE BALSAM. 1t gives
instant relief Bottles 23 cents.
The Cure-All cures all pain. The Carminative
Ralsam cures all bowel complaints. IS cents a bot
tie.
Sold BY all Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk. jy I2-2am
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Ma Governor Street Saloon. III take much
pleasure in informing my friends and the public
that have just opened SALOON, on Governor
street, between Main and Franklin, opposite
MessIs Bevin 4 Co.'s Furniture Store, (retiTed
and pleasant yet convenient to the primer pal points
in the city where shall be happy in serving them
with the Coolest and Freshest LAGER BEER, and
jy x-lm. M. 6. PoNCET
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Not Tried-TuesAay last, was tho day fixed
in the Ccounty Court Of Henrico for the trial
Of number Of witnesses and one of the doc
tors counsel, as also to the fact that the Com
monwealth's Attorney designed sending ano-
ther count to the Grand Jury to-day, the trial
did not take place. If DIR. G. 10 indicted for
an ASSAULT the trial will commences before the
September term Of the Court,
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COMPARATIVE EXTENT OF TRRRrroRY.-
When we read Of the wealth and power OF Eng
II. e., the territory of England proper-ie less
than that OF several of our individual States /:
and that the area of the United Kingdom. in !,
cIuding England, Scotland and Ireland, is less
anan e natI the area OF Texas and less than that
OF California. The following firures will
show these things to be true:
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rag Fayers-to save themselves future trou.
bic about their landed estates. had better soa
the Deputy Sheriffs and settle their tax bills
at once '
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Ssnfene'd to the afr-Gang.-Wiliiam New
son, a free negro, charged with stealing musi-
Of July, and sent on by the Mayor to answer
for felony, was tried BY the Hastings Court.
yesterday, and found mot guilty." The Court
however, were unanimous in the opinion that
ne was gnilty OF petit larceny, and therefore
and to labor in the chain gang for six months.
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ACCIDENTS OF A TUSNKL.-The editor Of the
Fredericksburg News rode up the Virginia
Central Railroad last week. and writes had
fore we came to the tunnel-and began to
think the railroad company must have cut
up the big one into three small ones for the ac-
commodation Of anti-subterranean passen-
gers. Another gentleman manifestly made
the same mistake. Sitting in front of some
lady acquaintances, he thought he would avail
himself Of the darkness to test the contents Of
his "tickler.n Unfortunately his, drink was
longer than the tunnel, and the sudden re-ap-
pearance Of daylight discovered his head
thrown back at an angle of IS degrees, and the
'.tickler'' bottom up, with his mouth where
the stopper ought to have been. The small
pocket.
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Licorice. In Mass and Stick. Of the best
GUN ARABIC lgenuine1 for Tohscconists.
TOSQuA BEANS-Angastura, Black and Crys-
talixed.
OLIVE OF in glass, Of new crop. In store and
ior sale Low by ]. PITFiELD GEORGE
In M. Blair and Co.'S Building, Corner
yASm 18th and Cary SITS.
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B sRssev~yWe NAteyyneleusW Wese sel4 u ~
city last Tuesday, the 6oaj6tned W0eht a
which wsFe io7 pounds,
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lathe southern Savings Bank receives
deposits on which interest is paid at tho rate
Of six per cent. per annum, II remaining on de-
post SIX months, and hive per cent for shorter
periods.
oFEIcERs-Joel B. Watkins fof Watkins Fncx-
lsnl, President; T. b. Price, Treasurer; w A.
jenkins, Secretary.
pIREcToRs...J. B: Watkins, George l. Herring,
Mapfe' =: ~ mo"S 1oho 10. hesnhai1 r; b.
guson, JT.
Office at p. B. Price's Office, next door below
Kent, Paine Il Co., Main st. jy 22-dlm
nA Mrs. J. A. Williams, Nj. D., offers her
services to those of her own sex and to children,
who may need medical advice or attendance.
Especial attention given to the manag OF
female diseases, and displacements.
Those wishing Interview at their residence,
can address Post Office, Box SE.
RESIDENCE on Clay, between 4th and 5th streets,
Richmond, Va. 4-lm+
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InPRoPxR CoxDUcr or BANK Ovvlcxas-
A fews days since, says an exchange, . hank
in Middletown, CT, refused to redeem ; o.
bill, because one end Of it. containing the
Presidents signature and the date, was torn
of. The bank offered the holder 92-5o for the
bill, which he very properly refused, and COM
menced suit against the hank for the fAee Of
the note, but before the trial came on the hAAk
concluded TO redeem the note and pay the costs,
amounting to some -. ~
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A- Tin Foil, of every Thickness and Size,
suitable for tobacconlsts and druggists and boi tiers
Also, Metallic CAPSULES. Metal rolled to order.
Having obtained the agency of New York manu-
facturer Of the above named metals, am prepared
10 furnish any Quantity nt short notice.
jy Z8-dlm LYLE FOSTER. Is Pearl st.
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SERIOUS MIsrAKE.-A passer- by hearing
noise in the banking house Of Robt Garrett
Il Son, in Baltimore, late Tuesday night. in.
formed the policemen Of 1T. Three officers es-
with voiley of musketry by three private
watchmen who had been engaged by the pro.
prietor 70 protect his bank. James Welkh, one
of the private watchmsn were taken. and the
crowd, thinking they were burglars, came near
hanging them. sd
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E Kidney and Bladder Compia ints.-The
newest and most important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Complaints, Urinary DISTINCTIONS Lencor-
rohGa or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prostratlon and Debility of either sex, is HARTS-
H0RNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable to walk, have soon
been relieved by this wonderful COMPOUND. 1t is
prepared by Chemist, and is pronounced by medi-
cal men and those who have used it, to be the best
BUCHU COMPOUND IN the world. Large bottles.
81; small bottles 80 cents. fresh supply Just re-
ceived by FISHER & WINSTON, Druggists,
je i4-3m Main street, Richmond.
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-. e. H0bson, Practical Hair Cutter
AAMp AFn, ,DREssEH.-His HAIR CUTTING, SHA-
MAJ saSp; ~ sshAMPooING and DYEING ROOMS are
get their HAIR CUT in the latest and most sp.
Ptosed style, would advise you To call on him..
Enffanes on llth street.
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HORRIBLE DEATH.-Abraham Hinchman, a
wealthy citizen, residing in New York, came
to his death on Sunday afternoon in singu.
lar and horrible manner. The family, except
ing himself, had gone TO church, and, on their
return, missed Mr.. Hinchman. Supposing he
had gone out to pay visit, nothing was
thought Of his absence for some time. To.
wards evening, however, some one went to the
clubhouse, and, TO his horror, found that the
floor had fallen in, and that Hinchman's body
was in the sink. The police were immediate '
summoned, and with some assistance, secured
the body, but life was entirely extinct The
Coroner was notified, an inquest was held, and
verdict of accidental DEATH was rendered
Deceased was single man, about IS years e1
age, and said to be worth some $4,000.