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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-10-31
BTOOMSBURG
WARE ROOMS.
s. G.. - GEHEVE

I'd ESPECTFULLY invites The attention OF
a 10 Public TO his extensive assor ment
Of Cabinet Furniture and Chars, which he
will warrant made of good materials ard IN
a workmanlike manner AL his Establish
nent, can always be found good assert
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-10-31
Eagle Foundry. Esioosnsburs

STOVES AND TINWARE.
THE subscriber having erected large new
brick Foundry and Machine Shop, in place
of The old one, is prepared 10 make all kinds
Of
CASTINGS At THE LOWEST PRICES.
Plows constantly on hand. The subscribe
has removed his Tin Shop from Main
Street 10 the Foundry Lot where he has
erected building altogether for Stoves aud
TinwaTe.
The Cooking Stoves consist of the WM.
Ha PENN COOK, RAUB COOK, VAN
LIER COOK, and PARLOR STOVES
of all kinds, the Egg Cylinder Stove,
&c.
All kinds Of SDouting made 10 order.
JOSEPH SHARPLESS.
Bloomsburg, Ar'l is, 1858
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THE ADMIRABLE QUALITIES
The roots AID the leave. will be for the health. Of

~ IL - '"C
- Indian Herb Doctor, can le consulted a; the
fJll2EIng races every month during i5J.Eeb:
Cleveland OBI. IL Superior sIr,e t. GGcs dsys
in Cleveland Al iolgNs:-Ist, 2d, ilsh, l5gh, l5Ih,
III ~ 49, n Z
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New Banking Home.

MesaTs. FREEMAy. Euyr. [ Co. having Pur-
chased the building known as the McNanus
block. on Market 81, have Put IN the lower
room amos. substantial fir. an burglar proof
vault, with all the mo lern contrivananees for
complete security, and have fitted up a very
attractive and pleasant place for carrying on
the business of banking. The establishment
opened for business with the new year.
The Company consists Of SAMCIL I. FREE
MAN, CHAELrs r. HUNT and RoDEErW .RNrLIFF.
The two former will take exclusive care of the
regular business of the concern. Mr.. Ratliff
having a peeuniary interest in the establish
ment, but continuing to devote his time to the
practice of law as heretofore.
We understand they entered to carry on a
regular deposit, exchange, discount and note
brokerage business, and have established con
n%ections at different POINTS in the East. which
will give them ample facilities in every depart
ment. We do not doubt that the business of
the County will abundantly warrant the open
ing of a new banking house. and the well
known Substantially and high character for
honor and integrity, of the gentlemen comros-
ing the new firm, will give them a large share
of public confidence.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-04
The County Smelling Match.

The Boari Of School Examiners. for Trum-
bull County, believing that spelling, as an
important branch of education, has not received
the attention it deserves in the Common Schools
of the County, and that such means as may be
available should he employed to awaken 4
greater interest in this division Of education,
have resolved to hold a Spelling Match on Sat
urday, the Ilth day of FEBRUARY, 1861, at the
Bazetta Academy, that place being the most
central point of the County. One pupil from
each school in the County, will be allowed to
enter the class. Each candidate for the prize
will be required to present a certificate from
his or her teacher, rs evidence Of his or her ap-
pointment.
WEBsTER's UyABRIDcED PICTORIAL D~lcTToyARY
will be awarded as a Prize, to the best spellrr
of words pronounced from McGuff.y Us Spelling
Book, and if any of the class should be found
to be masters of the spelling book, they can
hen have a trial on words selected from the
Primary Dictionary of Webster. Candidates
ire requested to be prompt in attendance 1t
10 o'clock, \. u.
WHITTLESEY ADAMS,
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CHAMPION.
BRIotUL.
EVILLE.

Bailey -.-.-..-5
Brsman John
blight Josiah
-. .V.rnu NH.rf Nn
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Arrival and Departure of Nails.

PosT OFFICE. WARRES. ONO,
July LIST. 1859.
YoHRgst0sa daily, arrives . p m. lea7es II a n.
CisreiGHd, do do ~ an. DO 2pm.
Salem, do do 7pm. do Gam.
Sharon. arrives Tues. Thur. Sat. IOk 2 m. Leaves
same days At 2 p m.
". GresnDILie. arrives Mon. Wed. Fri. ? m Leaves
Tues Thurs Sat. at IlL m
GrssHs6Srgh. arrives Tues. d Sat. by m. Leaves
Mon < Thur. at : = m.
~ Bloomfield. arrives Wed. L Sat. by 9 D m. Leaves
Tues. & FIJI. atsam
Earzin rtoH. arrives Tues. & Sat. by 10 m. Leaves
Mon. Il F-i. AZ - m.
Canton. via Duck Greek. Usnnah's Mills. &c. arrives
Fiisvs at : p m. Leaves SATURDAYS ats a m.
, Mails which leave at or before 3 a m. are closed
tAe- preceding evening at m All others aIe elO-
sed half an hour previous to their dsn=rture.
7. Z. WE'RE P. N.
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
70
Scientific &Fractical Agriculture

By HENRY SirFHESs. F. r g. Of Edinburgh. and the
lite J. p AOKTOS, Professor Of Sti.EtiEc ArrieuI
ture in Yale College. NV Haven. . sols. RryEl
Octave lCUO Iages, and nuneToas EI Cravings.
This is. eoEfes edly, the most complete work en-
Agriculture ever published. and ia Oruer to give Il \
wider circulation. the publishers have resolve ed to re
duce the price 20
FIVE DOLLARS FOR Il TWO veLCMEsH
When sent by mail fPost-paidl to Californis and
Greg n. the price will be 81. To every o.h.r part Of
the Union. and to Canld lpost paid). IS HTEiE
p0rk rs NOT the old Book Of ths Farm
Remi;tanees for any of The above publications
should always be addressed, postpaid, to tbs Pub
iiskers,
LEONARD SCOTT & o
Dec. Il. No. 81 Gold street. Nez York.
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9rmt SnttIligrntt.
Explosion and Loss of Life.


About noon on Saturday the boiler of the
new Steam saw-mill, belonging to Nh. Stephen
Burnett, of this Place. eollaI sed i fue, injur-
ing Mr.. Burnett SO severely that he died the
next day.
Mr.. Burnett lad invited several gentlemen
OF this place and vicinity, to visit the mill on
Satur lay, and witness its operation. On their
arrival, it was ascertained that the water in
the well was very low, and the quantity in
the boiler insufficient. Mr.. B., was anxious
that his friends should seo the machinery in
motion, an ordered the engineer to fire up,
and saw through u log two or three times
This was done, and most of the visitors had
retired to the Office, which was distant some
60 feet from the boiler, leaving Mr.. B., stand
ing at the end of the boiler, hammering at the
latch of the door, when the exlosion took place.
He was thrown some six or eight feet, falling
on his face upon a pile of wood, and the full
force of the escaping steam esd water poured
upon him. The whole surface of his body
was scalded, except a small space on his
bre-sS.
Mr.. Heman B. Hammond of Bristol, who IVES
sanding some forty feet from the boiler, was
struck by a brand, his forehead severely cut,
and his face burned. He is not dangerously
hurt.
Such was the force of the explosion, that the
window of the office go feet distant) was
broken in.
The boiler was of the locomotive kind, hav-
ing one large fine, and several mall ones. 1t
was the large fue that collapsed.
Mr.. Burnett, was a valuable citizen, n man
of MISUNDERSTANDING and by his enterprise,
furnished employment to many labOring men,
who will feel his loss severely.
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Notice is hereby given that the Annual
meeting of the stockholders OF The OAK Wood
Cemetery Association, for the purpose Of eeet-
ing Directors, will be held at the ofiee OF
Prostate Judge On Saturday Evening next, al
= last G o'clock. ii which time a full exhibit
Of the financial condition Of the association
will be made.
A full attendance of the Stockholders is
requested.
By order Of the Board.
JOHN L. WEEKS, Sc.
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BAZETTA.
LORDSTOWN n.


Ernst !
Leach
Rabsr WIlliIm
Sl.IfI Milton. J
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~ As e. ~ C0mt9rt 81 Ais RaNents.

- well as The Iermsusn;y Of his operati n. All
kinds OF Artificial Nork done that is done Dy he fro-
T ss-on. in a rtat an dgr4il- q = ner No WORK nj I
n- f-rrmiturd TO I-ay- the Ufi-e Until e tire satisfaction
IS gig Il aud AaTTcHt-d- Prices Is IW IS = ioi wOrS
-a1 re don.
Jfic- = Lalratory over Smiths & NcCo1bs' Store.
Cor1-r Of Main AMI Marset It's Warren, o.
nrtahar 81 so
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-S.%S%~
Citizens Society.

The lecture Of last Friday Evening was
delivered by Rev. Mr.. Brown, on SELF Ed
ueation." The thoughts presented therein
were well wCrshyof the consideration of yOung
men. The lecture next Friday evening Will
be delivered by J. W. Tyler Esq.
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TERTS.
CLUBBING.

A discount OF twenty-five per cent from the E5oSs
prices viii e allowed TO CLrBs ordering fynr or more
CO plea of one or more Of the above works. Thus:
& our coPi-s &C 5 arkEooi, or Of one EevieE. viii BE-
ST NJ TO one address for 81; four cop IS Of the lSaR
HeYIeRa and BIacawnud lur so. and 40 on. -
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II
SOUTHINGTON.

buckingham JOhn.-.--.--....-...S
Garfield 4. L. heirs oi'........S
C0rrl
Hitchcock ReuHen...--...-.......5
Smith
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B1ackwood's Magazine
RritisA Re7ieWs

L. SCOTT + CO.. NEW r ~contirae 70 pabuIh
the ~foilOwirg leading British Periodicals, viz
l.. The Lon9oa Quarterly Conservative
,. Tie EaiaJuyA Rerieac (Whig).
8. Tile North British Reriew( Free Church
/. The Westminster Revielc (LibSraD-
3. BIqck1coods Edinburg Wogazins(Fory
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST OF 1859.

4 List of Lands. Town Los and Real Prop rtv. returned delin.
a qurntF by the Treasurer OF TumhuIl County in August Is59. excepting those OF
NnchI the Tax AMI Penalty have sine been paid 20 which is added = penAty of thirty
er cent al tte taxes Of the pre- mt Ia
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-04

In all the principal Cities and Towns these worms
~IlI lie delivered FREE OF OSTAG When sent
by mail, the rosTsSE TO any part Of the Unitsd States
viii be hut TWENTI-FOGR CENTS aysr for
"BlsckwCod =" aud but FOURTEEN GEMS 4 yeAr
for each II Of the Reviews.
N.B-The price in Great Britain OF he fvs PERT
odisslS above uHHeI IS S3I per annum.
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New Fir

An addition to the firm of E. A. Smith q
Co, has been made in the person of Mr.. Henry
G.. Stra4ton, AID the name changed 10 that of
Smith, SsrattOn d Co.
Mr.. Sar=tsoa has been in the establishment
for some years. and is well versed in the
business. He is a young man of excellent
habits and capacity. and viii add to the
streagth Of an already strong firm.
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Firemel. take Notice.

IdAG NUI4NSs
The members of Neptune Fire Company
No. ., will hold their regular meeting On Sat
urJay Evening January 7th, at 7 o'eloek-we
hope there will be a good turnout.
BY Order, C. W. SMITH, Pres.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-04

AUIl1UKs OFFICE Warren umiu MI County, o.. Ueernbvr !. R5a
Ih-rehy certify the foregoing to a corr CT list of u the Land. Tow Lots and Real
Property. returned deHnqueUt by the Ire sur-r Of said county. in August Jq. txcept
tss on Thiehth taxrsand penalty have since beenp aid) and that the foregoing des
cnTt o ,fs said Lanrs, Town Lots. &C is The same as tEto on the Duplicate CT lsj9- and
uatthsT Taxes % the proceeding y-r have ten charged correctly thereOn,W will thirty
Notice st therefore hereby given. that thev whole OF the several tracts Of Land, Tow
Lots and Real prCgeryi in Sd list cOHuinsd. or so much the 0fa u will he neCrs ay to
pyt he taxes an peEtuys charged thereon will i've Sold tur Court House in said cuunty,
en- the secni Monday o. aa) OF January, IO, y the County Trgsurer unless the
txts anil penalty ARE paid before that time
drc7-4~ 0RLOW L. WOLCOTT. County auditor.
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Justices and CoaStahIeS' Blanks.
FARRANTEE. MORTGAG 4 QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS, ExEruTIoss- SvBPTSAs. E1c.
Constantly on hand and for sale.
JOB PRINTING

UOD IlAlN 4 lGNNI-
Gaving a superior assortment Of job Printing MATE.
rial, we are prepared to execute in the hest manner. al
Kinds of plain aud fancy Book and JOB trlnlSgi
-SUCn AS-
Address Caids, Certificates, Labels,
business Cards. Check Books, Manifests,
rsnk Checks, Coiored Printing, Notes,
3ills of Lzding, Drafts. Programmes.
nall Tickets, Form Books, Receipts.
Rlanks, all kinds, HandhiIls, Show Bills, etc
In fast every thing done in the shape Of Printing. at
prices that cannot fail to suit. and with the greatest dis
patch. We keep constantly on hand a COOL assortment
OF Cards and fine Stationery, from which those in want
Of Printing can select
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-04

I IL Maxim strictly adhered tD-
/ give such balm as have NJ strife
With nature or the laws Of lie
With blood my hands l never stail,
Nor poison men 70 ease their pain.
lie il II Physician indeed, who Cures.
The Indian II .rh Doctor, r J. LYONS, cures he
folio ring Complaints in the most obstinzts stages OF
their existence. viz:
Diseases OF The Throat. Lungs. Heart. Liver, Stomach,
Dr-psy in the Chest. rheumatism, Neuralgia. FIts
or Falling SickHess.aHd all other Nervous De-
Engagements. Also. all diseases ef the Blood,
such as Scrofala. Fry sipelas, Cancers,
Fever Sores. Lsprosy, and all oth.r
complicated chronic Complaints.
All forms OF female Difficulties attended TO with the
hap3ies. results
il is hoped tina. no one will despair Of = Cure until
they have given the Indian Herb Doctors Medicines
4 fair and faithful trial. u Pnuring the Doctors
travels in EnrOp-. West Indies. East Indies, South
America and the United States, he has been the in
siruuaent in Cots hand, to restore 10 health AID visur
thousands who were giy-n up and pronounced incur
able by the most eminent Old School Ply sicians; nay
more, thousands who were on the verge Of the gave.
are now living MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb
Doctors skill aad successful treatment, and are daily
xci~ainiug--Blesse tie the day WHEN first we saw
and usriJOE OF the milan Herb Doctors Medicine"
satisfactory references Of cares Wil Re gladly and
ch~eeTsu.ly given ahruever required
The Doctor pledges his word AMI honor that he will
in noUise diryctls or indirectly Induce or ca1se any
Invalid to AXE his medicines without the strongest
probability Of 4 cu-e.
REMEMBER. cousl'tati0n and advice free. The poor
shall he IiaeraIiy considered.
TPPost ulice address box S563.
Sep 81, J9-y u. D.
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RELIEF FOR THOSE
WHO SUFFERED BY THE FROST.

T GOLDSTETN has Just returned
j from the Eastern Cities. and is as usual 6r.t il
the field. He is now opening one OF the largest.
best selected stock Of Cl0thing adapted
for Fall ahl Winter he has ever offered to his numsr-
Gus friends and customers. His stock is very large
and extensive, and consists Of a variety OF all klnds u
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-04

These periodicals. ably represent the three great
pnIitica Yatttes OF Great Butiau-Whig, Tory. and
RadicaI-Lrt y~oiitics forms only one feature Of their
charact er. As Organs Of lie most profound writer's
on seize nee. Literature. MOr2litr. and Religion, they
stand, IS they ever have stood. uuriyaled in the
world Of letters. I eng considered Indispensable 70
the schoIsr and the Iroi,sFicnal nan, Shils 10 ths
intelligent rea Ter Of every c Ass they furnish q more
correct and satisfactory record of abe currsnt liteTH-
ture Of the day. Throughout the world. than can b
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-04
q CARD.

Mr.. George Oliver, we'll known By all lovers of
good Bread and Buckwhesf Cakes, is now officiating
ts heat milisr 1t the Western BeSeIv We Minis. where he
would be napry TO SET his old friends AMI patrons tui
still incr-aSr confidence. Which he so richly deserves
- a practical miller. Dir. y. Is UnsaTpa-- Ell in north
sFn Ohio. . ID. lNa9-
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rUBLTC AUCTTON.

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE IF Merchandise
- ~ the V.ilase Of Newton Falls It he rooms
lately oecrP.sd " hliiiAm lev, as hs Store
room
The undersigned Will offer for sale. On Mondsy, the
e3i day Of January. 's6O. a izi q and veil assorted
lOI Ct IFy cVuGs. CT e-rIes. Bardwerer QussnsEare.
and 3 general a. 0rtnsIt - Mt vus.
Al-O.a lsrge a's0rtuf, ut q Roots shoes ard Ready
Made CiOshiEg. I gethrr with a general stock Of all
such articles A. are keit for sale in county stores.
Purchasers max bg r~Eiclasrs IUtnIuLg q ever
ten dOtiae. can hzvr 4 crrdit Of six months, By aiV-
Ing peg1tiab,e noe EiLh approved securily.
suction 10 commerce. or aid dtY and 10 be eos.
iinued rom uay - d-y Until ali lie aforesaid stock Il
kc!t. DASTTS FAIDNIN,
NCv. -. 1S5q -1E AssGree OF VIM. TTK-
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NOT CE

The COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
4 existing between Burroughs K / ldirCs IL Ibis
day dissolved. hy mutual consent. All per ous in
d-i;ed TO the above hrm. viii please settle the same
with DR. Bu' rOushs, al his Office over Smiths u Nc
Combs Store.
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EARLY COPIEs.

The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from thu BRIT
ish publishers gives additiOns! value to these Re-
pfia.s iaasmuch as they can NV be placed in the
hands Of subscribers ABOUT as soOu As the original
editions.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-04
CUSTOM TRADE.

We m ticHltriy Invite the ~attertrnn Of buysr1 to
this d"partm' ut o OR 'uSIn'ss. knowing there is
uo'h-E- in { Is vicinity Ih-t will approach our stock
n ey ent or variety OF p4usrn
Cali hef"Te lutcha>iug elsewhere.
KvEtmhtT tie place.
f.. p. REED q cos
Bos'oR Clothing House, No. 2. Market st.
Get -. - e ARREE OHIO.
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'5tice in P1rtlti0r.

IO.-InF an tUIIH oc0FII,. IA
o. surrIt ScOyiil. dee d.:
lL- defendants will take Dstice that on tbs l3sA
day Of December. iS5g, the p~lIinfids died their peSi-
ol in the Court Of Common Pleas for sid county.
F-ayIng FOR partition OF The following dsserihed real
estate. to Wit: Situate In Vienna t~3Snshi2. TrunbaIi
comfy State Of Ohio. and kn0=n IS part Of 10: No.
., in said township. bounded as follows: East on lands
OF Daniel LaGeIty, north on lands Of john Treat.
west - the pubic highway. All south by the center
Oj he lane running between The above described
tract and lad Owned by John Stewart o0otTiuing
tor. .jle and one half scrss, more or less; And tsSt
81 the mex. term Cf salt COu-t the Pslita0n9rs viii D
Piy Tor gu order tiat PARTITION may be made Of the
SAINT ZEPtANlA 81 Laura ANN G~EIGE2
D. cox. RarLlCF u SPEAR, their stys.
Zee. a, Is5J.-6w
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LOST! LOST!

HOUND The best place In Tru n'ni'
1 County. is found At ell
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BURROUGHS & ID3INGs.

DR. BURROUGHS " ukI respectfully iufor 2 his
friends a. d the community generally tAas he will con-
uHuf the Dental business in all the different branches
Having Just returned tr"m the East, Whtre he has
bern spending atew weeks, for the purpose Of butter
acqrsintiBg himself "a the different kiuds aud STYLES
Of Deatai NOr6, some OF which are decidedly Leauti-
fat. an very Way aaapiei for = substitute for the
Astlral o gzus giving a Ike expression, cas- ~ to he
worn and VIII stand the hardest KIND Of usage aud not
brraE. Specimens can be seen 1t my Office. DR.. O..
Ia, in bis EN- .lav an experienced and comp tent work
man, who will assist hun Ia the Mechanical prpaIt-
Lenls Himself performing all operations at the
cha r AZ . sIar. 1g Ho rains n Correcting aud filing
.le q -Ln-aL Le-L-. La.ins due re.arl AZ aLL lines.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
: YOUEs DEBTS.


: WARREN ard g~t one 81 or circulars. sent free
d n~oSis.e. 70 ANY point. We propose 10 make this
Is liberal gift book distribution as any in the United
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ID FAD TWICE! An The latest works

IA Of the dsT csn lie hid at Adams Git Sale. at the
sane price that they can Z z bought n any baol store
IN America. ami q hands me gifI wl;h e-ch dollar heck
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-01-04

Austin W Scoyill. Ann " -
Pe.kins and Smi,h Scnvil., Fxr
o. gurrlt ScOgill, dee q:
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Oak Wood Cemetery Association.

WHITTLESEY ADAMS,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24
Ne6 Orleans QaiIr Gresttnt.
LoeosnotIve Isploslon and - = -


Locomotive Ezpiosion ard Loss Of Lie.
mThe st. Louis Republican Of the 2Ist gives the
following account ofa terrific locomotive exuloson
on the Pacific Railroad near Kirkwood
In accordance with the usual prastiee. fasaan-
gers for the Southwest arriving at Franklin Nv fh.
mail train, which left st. Louis yesterday ii s9n
A. M., arrived at the appointed time, and proceed
ed to take their seats in cars provided for their ac
conmodatton on the Southwest Branch. These
cars were coupled to some freght-eaTa which were
preceded by tender, and tie Inflated Frank
lin engine. With Wonted puncfaaIity the train
NOV ca out OF the station and had proceeded as far
as the switch, when an explosion was heard
resembling double discharge Of the guns of a
heavy battery; moment sufieed to establish fie
cause of fae terrific occurrence, the massive ma
chine being shattered into q thousand pieces, and
driven in asI directions. SO great was the yibrs-
tion caused sy the explosion, that not only the
panes Of glass IN the passenger ears In the rear
but those in maay Of the dwellings situate al con-
siderable distance we're broken. One piece of the
machinery weighing over $50 pounds, was preciDi.
sated distance Of qnarteF of naiIe Whilst other
portions were shattered to atoms. Or informant,
examined among the derfs pieces of ths bell, not
more than quarter or an inch in diameter.
The FIRST shock over search was made III order
to ascertain il any, and who were Injured. The
engineer John Conklin, was picked up quite deadS
MarS Osborn, the fireman, was fotad in a fearfnily
INITIATED snd insensble condition, HE former as
deposited IN the depot to await tIga coronerys IN
quest, while the latter, after receiving all possible
immed2ate attention. was conveyed in special car
to the City Hospital, St. E3nis. The only inc,p
Tenienee experienced BY tins passengers yzas fi,e
temporary fright. Fortunately, and W 4 nav say,
almost miEaeuisnsly, NO othsr persons were in
jgred.
At the place where tie explosion took psace tI,es
rails were completely iIabedded in the ground md
more than an hour was required; by the combined
force Of the employees and assistants to clear the
line in order tiIas the train might proceed, which
it did at the expiration of the tinse named.
Uf course. she cause of the sad accident il a&s