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from which thousands are continually suffering
without knowing a remedy.
The cost of cure is tuhug. One battle viii last one
month"; aud 10 suitable for cithur AeK Sent free by mail Il
all parts Of the United states.
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u PRICE SI,OO PER BOTTLE. .sI
Address D. II. ANDERTON,

No. 81 broadway, N. Y,
IA Circular containing fun particulars and dirac
ions viii be with each bottle, any address,
ON application.
~ Local Agents Wanted mari d3aw Ew6n2l7
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CIEREOSOOpIO VIEWS

-
NIAGARA FALLS.
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, White Mountains.
sTEREOsCOPIC VIEWS, Egyptian Ruins,
STEREOsCOPIC VIEWS, Scenes in Paris.
.sTEREOsCOPIC VIEWS, American Scenery
.sTEREOsCOPIC VIEWS, Swiss Scenery
sTEREOsCOPIC VIEWS, American Cities,
sTEREOsCoPIC VIEWS, European Cities
sTEREosCOPlC VIEWS, Grecan Ruins.
sTEREosCOPIC VIEWS, English Landscapes.
sTEREOsCOPIC VIEWS, statuary.
sTEREOsCoPIC VIEWS, The Glaciers.
sTEREOsCOPIC VIEWS, Palaces
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, Celebrated Churches.
sTEREOsCOPGC VIEWS, Many New Subjects.
sTEREOsCOPlC VIEWS, On Glass.
Just received a now supply many Of Them now subjects
npr2S y. COHR co.
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once NO Il3 ontario Street.
All who suffering from tue ub We named diseases or
NY other complicated complaint OF yeurs tanuing,
ormrd hat they can consult the Doctor ~ FREE OF
CHARGE
IL is hoped tnat no one viii despair OF q cure until they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicine iaT aud
uithtul tuai.
" Durug the Doctors travels Europe West ludics
Ehst ulrs south America, aud the Uuod States he has
boon the instrument iu Gods hand health and
ygor thousands who gwen up und pronounced Incur
able by The most eminent OH School phyEruns; nay.
more thousands who the Nptuo tue guYe,
now LIVING MONUMENTS To the Indian Herb Doctors
Hl aud successful ireatnuut and daily orCluning,
besst h, lo day when hft we saw and paTlook OF the
| tud uu Herb DuvuI's Medicine "
Remembered tuU uutuu aud advice free. The poor shall
| U-libUIull. frm-WHytaI
~ Take Nouc every "Wednesday md Fri any. Dr. Ly-
uus eau bee consult ut the Fruuku House. Pear lstTeet
| Mrst NIlr,l
| ~ Omrc Huuts-irum 9 A. M.tnGPM
| NAV Ia
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III For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page. . .r
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From Board Of City improvements, that D. =
Rhodes be employed 20 h lots in Blocks u and J.
Referred TO Committee on Streets
The Board OF City Improvements report Will
regard to the petition OF those working a drain In
MuirsOn street, that they have already reported a
plan that will relieve the wants Of the petitioners
Received and fled .|H.l.I.
From the City Attorney an ordinance 10 author
ize B Barker and Others to lay Railway in The
streets. Ordered printed.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MORNING, NAV IS, 1859
TRAYNINn,. IlEnIsrnn-
NEW ADVRRTIsRoIFNTs

Hawks Bro,-Perio iicals
Campbell Minstrels
W b, Ingersoll-Dettist
Northern Transportation Co.
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He Is prepared 10 tua usually without msdcne) the fol
lowing aud analogous affections
BRONCHITIS, with irritable throat and weakness and
hOarbencss OF voice Ia speaking and singing
Weakness OF THE CHEST, with Cuugh, bleeding nt
the lungs pain, shurtuess Of breath tho
heart
DERANGEMENr OF, THE STOMACH, with indisss-
ton, Hudity of collapse auutss dull dragging
PAINS n the sides, and an al gone feeling winch are
Erayated uu erecting Tho body
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS;
with constipation, chronic diurrhHa, pOlapsus and
piles,
HURINARN WEAKNESSES, with utitable bladder and
incoutncnt and painful urinations
SEMINAL. " EAk ESSES; which It not arrested 40
generally 'oud 10 insanity aud physical tutn.
SPINAL lsDkhANGEMkNl 5, with curvature, ,inuquali-
ties Of tile hips aud shoulders, uugructful gait aud pain
aud WetN moss u the back which, lf arrested tend
their mCrUuso aud To consumption
HERNIA; radiculcure effected Ton prnciple) by
means OF his new combination HrucO Truss,
IlES with culdness, nunhness, huUyiuess aud swelling
standing,
The dropping Of young ladies' with peaked shoulders ana
large and sharp shoulder blades dntno tho chest
which uTo 30 indicative of early consumptun pleasantly
removed.
SKIRT SuPPoBrERsTho attention OF ladies' is called To
h, combination Ahd muul aud Spinal shoulder Brace and
skirt supporter by which most OF the above affections may
be prevented and relieved, the and bearing Of tho
body improved aud the weight of the skirts held away from
the stomach, iuvuhds out OF the city should inquire by
letter whom Dr. he
The medical profession invited To examine his surg
cal devices.
A Lady in attendance upon Ladies' declO
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nlt0tftlIte.

WORMY CHILDREN SHOULD
w take Houogpys Cpnfeciions They will make no
To 3 about 1t and be sure Of being cured. ell ty
WHlTCOMB'S ASTHMA Remedy.
~ Almost instant relief is onen obtantd bg The useof
sgL29 ' wM FIsKE
BROWNS BRONCHIAL Troches.
~, ca fg Honf.enes, Tick ne " ihe Throat Croap A,th
auio wa FIssE
ELLISES FLUID CITRATE OF
- mAgNEStA-A NEST valuable lpraiVe and rofrie-
apro wM FIsKE
EISKE'S PICTORIAL BALSAM
= VIII relieve cough quick any remedy that cau
s spra '' = 'no - "' WI Y' ptsKEl aa Bf,ursi..
CLARK'S PERUVIAN SYRUP
- y one OF he best Alternative ioncs In he whole list
apr2o Agent
That Professor Woods Ilair Restorative
WILL PRESRVE INFALLIBLY
w the growb and color uf the HAIR. u used two or
sore ,- gay cover Che bad wi Uatufe w orB1r5,
tue hair make more sof und beautiml than uuy OIL
age at,smen, Judgss Au"rnsss d ctors, Clersymen
Ioits,i.nal eh n9u oenten aul LADIES' ui ul clasos
much IN Us favor Reedne qloNins aud lg1ge:
McHouY GROVE 81 Charles Co. Mo, Nov 49, 1861
PRoF o wooO--Dear sir; some time aN summer
we were induced 90 use some Of Hair He.tutave pnl
s hecs we're 10 wonderful We oo t our duty to on and
the ON cied report IL.
Our uule sous heat for some tins had boen parfsetlv
covered with sOrus and me called itsCa'd ad Tho
hfir almost entirely camo on u Qucucs, when irioi
seeing IA suhcrngs, advised us 10 use Resur i've
We did with ute hone of success but ~ our SUNRISE
and that OF all our friends very few amp cluns removed
the disease entirety and new aud uKuraut crop uf hnr
soon started OUT and We can unN that boy has
heauhy Eulp, aud as luNufant OF hair aty lac
ghild We can thereto ami do hereby 'onnend your
Restorative as uerioct remedy an diseases of tie
cup aud hair. We ar yours respectfully,
GkO W UtGGlNBOTHAM
SARAH A MeGTNBOTHAM
PRoF WooD-Dear Sin; Nv hair had fnr soserai wears
been bee ming pre uurely gray accompanied hy la s
snrY in drussi IT, When comm ced ugjur yOur Hair
RESTORATIVE about two mnuths I'M that
ahd havirf cuutu ued sus ti within the three last week
hos turned Co It's uuiural color unl assumed .oftup s
apphca Ion OF other preparations have ever used
fet ard Il as uudFponsable artlc for every
whether 10 be used as Hair Restorative or Tor the sntpe
purpose Of dressing beau ymg the hair You hrve
MRS c SYMoNDg,
1lhoihhal' ~ FeD. ~ ie3l ll3 Third st.
PRoF. wooD-Dear Sir: Blythe adyjre OF a friend Of
mine who had been using your Hair Restorative was
induced To ny IT, had the fever time ns Nav and
nearly every MIR NY head Now my hair has
iu great deal hi1 kef thHn ever WAS Nothing INIT
duty ard vmnathy that fee To -ommun cate 10 0Ibes
who afflicted us have been would induce me 90 give
tins public Of the hOnp6t have
| IRON Prof Woods Hair Resoratye.
Yours respectfully,
A. X. JACOBS.
The Restorative is uut up bottles ofthree sizes viz
luge, medium and small; the small holds y mint and
etM Tor one ar po hue the medium holds at lost
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Books s. 5tationrrp.
Fine stationery.

I .ETTER PAPER, very heavy and
IL good quality, white and blue ruled and PLAIN aud
sold by tho quro or rulm.
LETTER PAPER--A good article sold very
low. Those who b0y by the rcIm can make saving 6y
buying OF us. We sell uu article at 81 IS per winch
usually soil ut S2tO.
COMMERCIAL NOTE PAPER - Extra
thick, pure white and very fine quality every variety Of
SIZE and aold by the qure ot reum.
COMMERCIAL NOTE PAPER, for 81 90
roam; really good article, whito ruled and good lu
size,
BATH PAPER, Ladies' size, of very fine
qualities, ruled aud unrulad, gilt and plain edge.
FOOLsCAP PAPER-Every grade of quail
ity price,
ENVELOPES--Extr thick cream laid, ex-
ira thick white light hu dark huG color, a
there VA every variety OF ~, and all sold very cheap
ARNOLD'S WRITING FLUID.
MAYNARD & MOVES BLACK INK
| Ia bottles aud oudruught
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
GILLOTT's STEEL PENS.
FABER'S PENCILS.
~ Bankors Insurance AGENTS Railroad Officers, Nor.
chants md uu0r Nhu Stationery IN considerable quun
| titles, are INVITED to examine our II, ok.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

BEWARE OF BABIEs.--Wo have an account for
SIG against Mr.. J. sonneborn, Clothing Merchant,
in Northrup & Spanger's Block on Superior ST.,
which we will sell dog cheap. Our reason for Of
ferng this account so Uery cheap, Is this he re-
fused to pay the account-we instituted suit
against him before His Honor, Justice Miller, and
proved the correctness Of the account by two
credible witnesses. MIR. Sonneborn, acting under
the direction aud advice of his attorney, MIR. j. NJ.
Jones, set up for defence that he WIS not Of age at
the time the debt was contracted last summer iu
consequence of which he was not liable for debt
contracted in his mtaacy. OF course we were
HoHsuted, hence the extraordinary low figures at
which we offer the account
We shall appreciate Mr. souneboru's course as a
man Of honor, and shall pay just tribute TO his
position by presenting to him patent India rub
Der n1rsng bottle, filled with that aoteal substance
so admirably fitted for the food Of Sons just
born. Z. CowLEs Co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-18

FWI7WI
The Nova Scotia line having resumed opera.
ii0ns we have received thelbAanCa Of the news by
the Yigo boarded of Cape Race by the Agent Of
the Associated Press.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-18

To pave the carriage way on Superior street
Referred 10 Committee on Ordinances,
Topave the street on the Square, east OF Onta-
rio street Referred 10 Commit ee on Ordinances.
TO establish the grade Of Newton street. Pass
ed ..t.5.
TO grade Kinsman street. Passed. ''
10 establish the grade OF Pittsburgh street be-
tween Libsrty street and Cleveland aud b. Il. X,
Passed. q. ..y
An ordinance was read for leYying taxes for the
wear 95g For general expenses 4l0 wills on
real aud personal property. For school purposes
one min on tho dollar For Inhnnary aud out d0ol
relief 10 mills For police fund 6l0 OF mill
For Fire Department 10 Of mill Interest On
public debt 2 ~ mills Sinking Fund Of !
mill on a dollar
Council adjOuued
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From Capt. W. @. Nelson, proposing to remove
the stone aud other distractions at the mouth Of
the River for $3.50. Referred TO Committe on
HarbOrs, ..|...
From James Hill, to put in Gre hydrauts on
streets where water pipes are being laid. Fire and
Water Ordinances.
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RESOLUTIONS

That the acting city Commissioner be authorized
e. employ Clerk at a salary not to exceed $500
per year. Adopted
BY Mi Rider, That the printing DO awarded to
the Nationa' Democrat, they having been he low
est bidder for city printing An amendment was
offered that the Herald be submitted In place o
Democrat. Laid ON .he table one week.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-18

Consisting uf ten MAPS, snnlor In size than poltonsan
nn thai account hotter adapted 10 IN small school
room hul beautifully cXrCutt d I'M Cnurs,
Ih,ru is m tho series Map Physical Htusr phy H.
lustrlting Winds and Gains, Oceunio Currents Volcanic
REGIONS, Geology sc. ..
~ Tcuchrrs nud school Commuters desiring 10 puT-
chpseH set pf OUTLINE MAPS, will d. Won to exam
iuo both kinds before pmchas
SuhuO Rocks Duppt,
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& 9urQrOns.
]. M, JOHNSON, M. D.
HOMEOpATUTST

Once 07 Surwells Block, Superior Street. Corner So
sca 81 Residence No III Pittsburgh IT,, Cleveland.
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[W- The aged can have health re leWed Dy
Hutchiugs Lie E1hldrau which y loallhio as q Igiu @
yeuau. and viii restore wasted htrenBty With masl'a
urampintss and wonderful peruauenoe FG Y ann h uo
Bile persons It has not its equal Sold by "m FAo L'o
lnrN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-08
C o II NJ E 2 C I A L.
Monetary.

The money marlie; again exhibits greater de-
gree of strinscncy. There j. a pressing demand
without any increase in Tie supply, and rates IN
tho stree, have advanced. The New York papers
quote money firm at G@7 r ct. At the discount
houses, rather more paper is Offering. Very
prime short paper still goes AT 6!fa7; first class
endorsed, four to six months, 1@S, the hitter
figure being nearer the rate than the former; san
gle names first class, S 10: names less generally
known. and paper over six months va IL. There
is no change noticed in the Baltimore market
The Richmond Examiner of yesterday says =
"Tnc money market here il easier, and the Banks
are discounting moro freely. and we look forward
t. November for still more i'll the market.
Stocks are very quiet, and We have no change to
note in quotations for Railroad securities or Local
Stocks Exchange on New York is scarce Gold
and silver in fair supply. Land Warrants are now
quoted at New York rs follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-08
Richmond Stock Market, October

virginia SiX">. ~ a and interest
Richmond CITY Bonds, iaSi sales S't aini interest.
Virginia Bank stock sales ST..
Farmers Bank Stock luh.
Exchange Bank steak lat sales slna.
Rank 81 tn, commonwealth STICK, s,i,- loi
Rtch,rnd frc,lrri, k>hur., AMI Potomac Railroad S"h.
lat sales S,l
Virginia Central .Rprn,i Stock. Sl1i
Richmond AMI DtuNIllr Railroad sIsanirr bonds, sales
Sii AMI int.
Virginia aud Trnn,-,.p. Railroad B"ul-, 1t m':taa'".
la, sal,> sS2i and int. Do mi nirrtri." t-T rr- -
and int Do. :rd gag. las, sale! S1"i ad INT
ors,,g,. aud Alexandria Railroad Bonds SIS.
urug,. and Alexandria n cent Bond, s"l and 'nl.
N,rr,-.,, dap H,tsrl lr,ul,. L.: ,ll Interest,
N"riuik city so and int.
The Wing says 1.-The stock market has been
moderately active during the week, aud State bonds
have recovered a portion Of last week decline.
Richmond city bonds have advanced 81. Bank
stocks have undergone n change. We note sales
Of Va. Central K. r. AZ. and K. ( u. H. K. At
dJ-preyious rates"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-08
B,,t;more Cattle Market, October 6.

Reef Cattle.-The offerings AT the Scales to-day
amounted 10 .ou hrai. ot The number offered,
20 head were lei, over un,"Il, and the remainder
purchased by Baltimore butchers at prices ranging
from 81 to "a "a lUG lbs gross, averaging S"l ;.
lev extra Cattle were sold al prices shade high-
rr. Tn, number offered To-day were 3nn IS, than
last week. and prices about IT, Il %. better.
Shccp-Supliy about equal /" the demand; sales
have been made tins week, al S2.JOGiSI & head.
~ :" quality
lIogs-The supply is coming in more trrcl J, and
prices are "a trifr lower than las; week; sales are
making NJ $7Ga.$S r. 100 his, IA 10 quality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-08
Alexandria Cattle Market, Oct. !.

TReported Jy j. Richard Smoot, Lire SfocE Agtm.
BEEF CArrLE.-The offerings this week reached
about Is head; 100 of which were taken by city
butchers. Al prices ranging from $50 SS75. avera-
ring Sa.jo-an advance of cent. r ID. since
last week.-lS we're driven on TO the District mar
kcts.
Surrr.-We have no change to note in the mar
kct for Sheep. Lambs and Muttons from - to
1915, according to quality.
Hoes Live fat Hogs from 500 I" $500 nett:
Slaughtered from 81 to S7.5u Il 100; Stock Hogs
from 81 to - grnss--demand firm.
Cows ,Sn Gales from 500 to SO. Veal Calves
from 81 TO $50 r. 100 Ms. gross.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-08
Alexandria Fuel Market.

There is no change 10 note in the prices Of Wood
and Coal. The supply If both articles is good,
with a very fair demand. Wool is coming III
freely By River and Railroads. \" arrivals yet Of
Cumberland Coal. hut the supply on hand is ade-
oua,e 70 meet all wants Anthracite abundant
We quote Rcd Ash at $50 from the yard, and
5. % from vessels White 800 from vessel, and
1925 from yard delivered. Pine Wood $500
$50 by the cargo; from the yards. $3.50 Oak
s3.50G S3.75 per cargo; Si.50 from the yards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-08
Richmond Market, October 7.

WuEAT.--We quote prime white ) IL !; prime
red $50; inferior grades from zoe. 70 Sl.25.--
There is a tendency to an advance for all prime
Wheat. red or white, and the prices We have quo
ted will, We opinc he maintained certainly until
seeding time is over. After the seeding season.
aud up to the lst day .! January. we don't look
for any falling OH from the above rates
FLOUR is arriving now freely. We note. how
ever bu; little demand. and sales only in small
quantities for retail purposes. We quote super
500 to 500; Extra, 5000 to $6.25; Family,
$500 10 $500.
CoES is very scarce, and sales are only by re-
ssil, and at 81 per hu-hcl.--Rirh. Er"mi"'r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-08
Western Pork Trade.

OPENING pGICEs.--In this market there have
been no contracts made So far IL we have heard,
though there are buyers for November III 800,
and we understand that party offers So. hut 1t
is generally supposed that they want them 10 fill
those contract, made 1T S6.25Gp $6.7J last season,
for delivery the coming November. The present
active demand for bacon, aud baroness Of the mar
kct Of hams. together with those contracts, II l.
Supposed, will make the market open high proha-
hly Sc Is many think but the greater majority of
dealers are determined to hold back until price,
rule nj safer point. and this point is fixed in their
minds at 81, or thcreabouts.-Ci cincinnati Prize
Iprr,,t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-08
SALE THIS DAY.

HOUSES AND LOTS AT AUCTION IN
LII So,urioy. he sh y Oct"Jor "'"', :" II
ocL.ck t. H. | will sell at auction. on the premises,
NJ. |. 4 lot If ground with the FRAME
BUILDINGS thereon. on the south side Of Wolfe
street. No. &C. between Fairfax and Royal ST..
fronting on Wolfe street % feet. with depth Of
d, .et.
No. .. \ lot Of ground adjoining No. On tie
east; 81 feet front and q. feet deep ON this lot Is
n substantially bnih and com tprfGbis TWO STORY
BRICK HOUSE, No. o. with brick Kitchen
dry cellar under the understanding two ne"
chambers also. TWO in the attic and one over the
Kitchen.
A. this sale is made to close an estate. il will bo
Jsrcmpt"ry. and offers excellent chance to
cure homestead alta cheap rate.
Terms oI Sae-Onc-tfth cash ou the day #
sale tn, res, Oh credit Of one. two. and three
wears with interest from the day Of sale. and
deed Of trust On the property. The houses I" bo
kept insured nj tho expense Of the purchaser
Title indisputahc.
JOHN I. CREIGHTON,
sep 2i-wti Aucuonecr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-08

n So '-'.'-'--Us
>>9IpT.
NV rr,r rnr,
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER CANADA.

SAcRvILLE. October The steamship
Canada, from Liverpool on the 9th ult.. ar
rived ut Halifax about noon yesterday, but
owing 10 the prevalence of u terrific storm
the express Of the Associated Press did not
arrive here until this forenoon.
The steamship Ariel arrived out on
the Odd
CouuERri,L.-Lirrrp"I Nnrk.Lo quail
tic, OF cotton hal declined since last week.
Sales of the week 5000 bales.
Brea,istuil. closed with II declining tendency,
and all qmalitic. were slightly lower. New Amer.
lean -four 2oM27S per bhl.
Pro, visions steady. and generally unchanged.
.HDcy .N,r&.t.-Thc money market was dcc'-
dcdly more stringent. but without quotable change.
c"rS"S closed atgIs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-08
BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

FATAL OccuRREScE.-On the 9th ultimo,
a servant in the cmpl 5 If James Willis, esq,
Of Orange County, descended we'll at that
gentleman residence for the purpose OF
cleaning it. In a few moments groans We're
heard, and another servant descended to the
rescue of the first, and it is supposed was i'm
medately rendered helpless from inhaling
the noxous gas in the bottom Of the we'll
Measures were Immediately taken to get the
two men out, but too late TO save life, US they
were discovered to be quite dead when
brought to the surface Calpepef Observer.
FATAL AccIDESr-Grand Gordon, free
negro, in the employ Of VIM. G. Thompson,
esq.,, of this county, came to his death on Sa-
turday last, several miles below New Market,
by being run over BY wagon. He was re-
turning from Mt. jackson with u load Of
goods, and being behind his team IN company
with several other drivers, the mail stage ap-
preached, when he ran to his horses, and IN
the attempt to mount the saddle-h"rSe, he
slipped and FELL the wagon passing over hlm
and crushing him in horrible manner
Medical aid was called immediately, but I"
no purpose. lie died in short time after
the accident occurred valley Dem.
The Rockingham Register says: large
he bear was killed within ; miles Of Eawiey
Springs, on Thursday night Of last week by
Geo. Airy and Israel Minnick. who set a
loaded gun for him in John Hughes corn
field. We learn that these animals arc very
numerous in the Western and Eastern noun
tain regions Of the county. Six or seven "t
them were in Sam'l Wheclbarrow's corn
field in the neighborhood Of Dry River IN
one night, week or 50 since: and several
others have been visiting other corntieids IN
the same section.
In the Eastern section OF the county there
has also been rare sport aud great excite
ment, caused by the visits of bears 10 the low
lands. Our friend, Col Henry Miller. on the
Shenandoah River, killed q very large one Il
short time since. and several others, large
and small, have been run down and butcher
ed in the same region. Near Mci'aheyS'iile
several have been seen They killed a hog
at David SCOTS and three hogs at Geo. llar-
ncr's."