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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-01

Gcu Cass, at present Secretary of State
has been in high public positions since
1902, a period of 80 years.
Apprehensious of danger from yellow
fever are now no longer felt in Mobile,
Alabama.
George Simonton. journeyman prin-
ter. in an office in Erie, Pa, put on n
"suh," few days ago, and went to the
Meadville oil district, where he bought an
oil claim, on time, struck oil. and has
been offered $4,000 for his chance
This may be called ''fat take"
The most common error of men and
women is that of looking for happiness
somewhere outside of useful work. 1t
has never yet been found and never will
be, while the world stands. Of all the
miserable human beings it has been our
furtune to know, they were the most
wretched who had retired from useful en-
ployment, in order to enjoy themselves.
In the days of Henry VII. the Earl of
w orcester invented an engine, the model
of which he desired in his will, should be
buried with him in his coffin. When
this latter fact was brought to light the
place ofhis burial was forgotten; but
short time since, from an allusion to it
in an old manuscript, it was found, and
the coffin is about to be opened.
Among The Democratic members of
Congress elected in Indiana, is the Hon.
ID. w. Voorhees,, whose great speech in
behalf of Cook, condemned and executed
at Charlestown, Va, gave him national
reputation as Que of the most brilliant Or
ators of the present day. % ---~
The pleasant breezes which gave to tho
city of Buenes Ayres its name, for once
have belied their good reputation. A
terrible gale passed over that place on the
29th and 30th of August, which did i'm
mense damage to the shipping in the har-
Dor and to property on land.
The Lafayette { Ind, Courier says ev-
licences of the existence OF an extensive
band of counterteiters in that vicinity are
multiplying on every hand. Several ar
rests have taken place lately. On Tues
day evening two strangers were apprehen-
died. in whose possession large amount
in spurious bills on the Marathon Wis
consin) Bank was found.
Remember that the Presiden-
tial election will be held on Tues
day next, the 9th ofNovember.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-01

, A horrible accident occurred at II
o'clock at Fort Griffith on the morning
of the 25th, between Pittston and Wilks-
barre, at the Pennsylvania Coal Com
pany's Works. A car, containing twelve
miners, started for the mine, down a
slope of 300 feet: when about halfway,
the rope broke, and the car was precipi-
tated to the bottom. Eight men were in
instantly killed and two are nor expect
ed to live. The balance were saved by
jumping from the car.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-01
douglas an ihe south.

Judge Douglas is now addressing i'm
mense meetings in the South, At st,
Louis, Nashville ana everywhere else the
"liitle Giant" has been the people have
gathered by thousands and tens Of thous-
ands to hear him.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-01
6areut DeInOmstratiOu.

The greatest political demonstration
ever witnessed in this or any other coun-
try recently came off in New York city
The Democracy of the Empire State are
up and doing. The torchlight procession
was the greatest ever witnessed by mortal
man. We see by the New York papers
that there were by count in the
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-01
'ota IS7 ,lo7 l7O,s7 2s,I2o Ioo,o5I 2l2,ebi
Jenny Lind Goldschmidt has inst rc

turned to England from visit of some
weeks to her native city of Stockholm
where she was cordially received by her
friends, from whom she had been absent
several years. Her successor upon the
musical stage Of Sweden, Louise Michal,
whom the Swedish critics consider
little II any inferior. has lately been mar
ried TO her cousin. and in imitation OF
her predecessor, now signs her name
Louise Michal Michaeli.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-01

An old cannon, eleven feet eight inch
es in length, aud weighing 8, 200 pounds
has recently been brought to New Lon
don, from the old fort in Honolulu, Sand
wich Islands. 1t is nearly 200 years
old, of elaborate workmanship, with nu-
merous devices and is great curiosity.
1t was dismounted and spiked by the
French, when they attempted to subiu-
gate the Hawaiian kingdom, and has .ain
useless ever since.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-01

Opium selling is under very strict reg
ulation in the Sandwich Islands. At
Honolulu, in September last, one license
was disposed of at auction to DR., Lam
Sing, for the sum Of $1,000 pretty
steep price for the privilege of selling this
death spreading narcotic to the Chinese.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-01
Exhibit of Receipts and Expen-
di1urcs--A Corrections.

A typographical error was overlooked
in the published exhibit of receipts and
expenditures of this county. The fol.
lowing should have read as here stated:
Cost of fuel and light 1875
Furniture Public offices, Court
House and Jail 1928
Stationary for Public offices and
Court House 259,6t
Charges on books and stationary 1868
County's share OF Fire Engine $4,000
lucidental expenses 3l,ZO
CAsKEy endeavors to make capital out
Of .his typographical error. lie knew il
was an error, and hence said nothing
about it until after our form was distlib-
uted. Such unprincipled tricliery is char
ncteristic of the man.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-01

A letter recently received in Louisville,
from Hon. William Preston, our Minister
to Spain, states that on the 81 inst,
while on his way from Marseiles, in Il
Spanish vessel, the ship was wrecked,
and Mr.. Preston nearly lost his life
When rescued he was apparently liieless,
His family were landed in safety.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-01

"A man. in Mercer county, Ohio, who
put strychnine in his watermelons, and
thus killed FIVE persons who were depre-
dating on his vines, has been indicted for
manslaughter.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-01
Grand total .,........,...37,

Add to this tho multitude not in reg
uiar organized companies and you have
looks like earnest and augers triumph.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-01

Remember that the Presiden-
tial election will be held on Tues
day next, tho 9th of November.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-01

Romembcr that the Presiden-
tial election will be- held on Tues
day next, tha 9th ofNovombcr.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-01
ONE TsOHE CONTEST.

and ono more victory in store for you.-
Stand to your arms, and on next Tues.
day let the noble hearted Democracy OF
"littlc Holmes" roll up an increased ma
jorty for Democratic men and measures
Your opponents boast that the "Rail-split
ter' will reduce the Democratic majority
in Holmes county! Is their Dragging
founded upon fact, Democrats? Prove
to them again on the day Of election, as
you did on the last election day, that they
cannot tell the trUM even when lie does
not suitl
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-01
Democrats, Are You Ready,

Democrats Of Holmes comfy, you
made gallant, glorious fight on the
second Tuesday Of October and achieved
victory which will be source OF pride
and congratulation in years to come
v'hara 10
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-01

Gcu. Cass, at present Secretary of State
has been in high public positions since
1902, period of 50 years.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-03
@i9ener 6eero 1T @SpiDes ipertb
Nlpceiter QQnDanta nnO StaOt. GeieQfflaft.

Sn benz @ntnidelunossanse Der &nFebIuns Fnb mir bdttn aes
BON $50 Sarbpr Gits In ben 8reis Der gerbeFerungen III sieben
aao eDts I'M %SSafenthetle Der stabt, gu benz fur bas srfe IaufenO
su Der frIberen @r6be BON 40 BITS $50 8uB unb mpnntlt8en GIN
lablansea pGn S.. grets 9eebs tn better 8Drni sarantrt, Die
Snanertfnabrne btefes StabttbetlS 1T nun ipm0tl bpm b5dffen
SntereFe fir BITE EarinbeSOlteruns ais aud Stele @ewerbtreibenbe
basu brdnsen. DCds, QDberfen unt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ME Elm
Steamer CUR Serfeaun8 neuer, reselmdBtger 0erbtnbuns NIT
Hen=gprf unb gpfpn, iperben aus unh pdbrene Der @ntptfeIuno
Deles planes pm Der @eielfbuft ssbdut, unb bic Nusfubrun9
oteles planes rirb tn &ur3e ben Geatralpuntt fir be urnseeen6
mad unierer Stabt leeen.
!t1 Yrdmten
6efetenb entpeber tn etnem 5000 Qudbrdt=Sus 9rpsen Gdrter
cber etnem Treitidet df benz @eielfbaftSbampff6fFe,f tperben lie
mad Der WnhL gu ben erfen perfaufteR 1000 QDts betaeoeben.
Ter In Der @ntpidelune besriHene 5abrtdpldn leieet bdbur6
ntdt uur teine geeintrd1ttguns, ipnbern mug hur6 Musfubrune
pbieen 9dfenplanes erf fetne sdnse gGthttetett erlaneen. =
Sdbrtfanten, trel6e TIRE @tabltfenents mad @eg Sarbpr gtts
le9en, treroen a~beeieben BON Der e~rnftsen Sage sipif6en gprb= un6
Sub burdp ltberale Sesunft9un9en SettenS Der G5efeuldaft, Be
Seutenbe 0prtbeile eeptnnen.
Pamphlets perben unentseItlia ~ausSeeeben, uns ndbere 0ad
Ct bten ertbetlt burh u4rF~
Npl9-& 6, 90 Mopnt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-03

WroBe G%rr1aBIgung Der !Snferpreiie.
g. 81. 7@ts., 81. 6. s @I8. 9ereinigter go SIS, Slltuder
II @t8. frH9e @raSbutter 25-28 Cts; Orange 8ranS gd1nfen
= gut ME neite9dlll9sr npr IA @ts. aus8esei9neter @bampas-
peira- 29etu bsim Tob u. 6tai6en; alter 8afer= @IiSfspa Der gete
n Baltimore, iomie feine 2iqubre unp Sranoes BON alien Sorten
bel 10 atb Il EbpmaS, -
-..$ tA.@h 26 Dit @aIttnpreItr.
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Nermtidbte Nnsetecm.
@tnocr's WGbmofcbtne.

Oie G6netber biefser Stabt, iOwie ale BeriCneu. pelbe cine
CUTE 81 db nj a d inc gu BADEN wiiniden, ipnten f9 erinnern.
rsenb cine anbere, unb 10 aud %ewetmal 10 ciet @el6
~nbrtngt. Oides mudbt uniere Wtoittner gu ben ttIlt9<
ten, melde i'm Martte Fno. WetraI 5000 bapOn fnb anetn
in bnii9er Stoot in Operation an &Sden, 2eehen nnb Solen rn6
baben ibre @iSner Ussr bic cantt aabeiter in ben St4uc 9eest. no
nebr Gelb su erlparen, aI8 ibnen biees AMI anberer1 ge9e mD9-
lb lit. @Ge, wede cine her b eitsn Rdbmaf 6tnen, Die
nj @ebrauG fn6, BADEN mbbten, icaten in unierer Stttce:
$50. 159 BaIttmoreltraBe
pprfpre6ena no @ebrauts anmet1un9en IN eeutl6er,z eu9li6er.
ronsSIi56er un6 jpautfder Sprahe gu BADEN limo unS mo- mir Sc
. t,eine gto{aine fault. anf oerielben arbetsm terncn.
e6itt na5 elnsn. erempl0r on Singers Acknowledgements
DON uns in boiler Orenuns uno &ep0rattcn gebalten.
(Tb28.D W. e. BrObertd, N9ent
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Ytanp'S anf 8eifeQuna

un6 BON ieSer Spts* uub 8ardtt werben e%eefert.
Die grBete SCrefdlt wirb nuf bic Mrbett5 un6 duf Ste Musndtl
Der Watertalten Serwenret uni er fam b1ber fir iebes aus fetncm
Snfttnl btrpersebence Snfrunent Ste @ardntie Iternetmea, ts
es ale @isenidaften etnes euteu @tanp'8 BETTE. a3gf5y
AIe Snttruutente aus metner Snbrtf merOen FIR 5 Sabre BON
benz Gag bs @erfaufe1 an earantirt. .l| o9N
Sefpnbere &ufmerHanteft wirO ,auf Bic Musrpabt BON Snfru=
nenten, Wel6e III elmer 9rpBen @ntfernlntg ~perfencet fperf en-, YER
nen6et UNI. Elm gDrre6t pes 1mtanifeS i~nnerbdlt 6 MDndten rpn
8ertaui8rase an, wiro eefattet, fOate etn SnRrmnent niGt Spn-
fdnoie befriebt9en. ,s2 tr 'i8f ~
~ @restdnpler merben ~rDbltbun Bet uns SDrsnlpre6en tts ft
It'd anberpGti IS umiehen.
SefanotS ~SOrrdtbts cine Gu$rabt BON WeIU6eDas, BON en- Be-
fen SnfrumeatenmaGern III $451200. Z re4srr .eu.s#FiFt
is pianos Nefben ur1etauldt, ous6entetbet un6 aeftunmt.
.8E H5jit#fEAJ4I Wm3 9ndbe u. Gprnp. -jl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-07-03
Std3O.H VtU. u SVUII10TI'I OUIlIHlUIt3
ySeuer nnb utcbttger Tabrplnn. 2.
sAeA Ofad sem Weftcn nn0 SiiOen. Ia

y6euer mftD MtcDIt8er NdDrpI6nH
Ia Ofad sem Weftcn u1o 5iiOem. a
Baltimore unb SbiD=Gifenbabn.
@n uno mad benz IA. NpD. 1859 seben BITE 3aee mic fOlet: a
@sDn @anoen sStdtiUn Baltimore: Der @Dnsue, SDnntaas
nuSgenUmn1en, I'M z l1tr 90 Mtnuten 8Srmittdes unb Der @r
pre- s5ue UNI A rbr 5 Ntruten @a6ntfttaes. Bepe 3iee eeten
mad oaen 2tetlfn bes Wefeus unO @Orb-gBeaens IN ctrefter
0tnie.
Stir @egzBaHasiere.
Sta6 alien gnnft'n s~tf&en Baltimore unb gtebmUnb ntbnte
man ben 7 lbr As Nftn. GHm tttae-3ue gdd aQen Yuuften
sptf6en @umbe 'ldno uo Ubeelins ub 3ptfftn @raftCi unp par
~tersbure ben A ltbr 5 Wltnuten- Bug pm Baltimore.
Der bertdzNcepmmtpbattpn8 3uo
Serld6t Baltimore fur 8rsOerid unO bic basptf6en l~eeenben
Plate tdstG un A nbr IS Wtnuten Nddntttdes, nit Musnabme
hes Srnnta9s, uno erret6t S-ererid nm ~. 40 W. MbenbS; Der.
ldBt BET Der 8uffetr 5rebertd TIM 9 ubr 0Urmtttaes unp Innat
in Baltimore UNI u u. 80 Wf. @~littdssan.
Der @lteptt8 g. Gins SIC cpmDbdttpn8= 3ua
Sett tdsli6 NIT &usnabnte bes SUnntass ne fplet:
8erldBt Standardization UNI {, 20 Wipraens unb 4,45 Ndbm.
Bon @1tcUtt's @linS nm 7,45 0iOreens unb G, 10 Mbenbs.
N1h Wdlbia9tp1t unb benz Siioen
eeben Bic 9Iee UNI 4, 90 unp s utr 0Drmtttaas, lppie UNI 49, IS unb
4.2O NadmtttogS. p . .Ef
@m Sptatp 8 UNI 10 MtOreens.
0cn Bui6tnstpn
ut 6, 20 unb 7,45 gUrnittags uab 8; 20 uno $50 giaGut.
Mm Srnntds nur gtnGrnittdgS UNI g, 20.
Der apeite ub Sterte Bug crn Baltimore unb WalbtnetVn per-
btnben It'd NIT ben 3usen Der &nnapplis 8abn.
Der 3wette ub brittle Bug bdlt auf ben 3GtGhenfdttpnen.
RY- gDe9en 3tfetS, Nustunft, Babrt u. f. 10. nente man fA
an s. &. @nglanb, Nsent an Der 3tdet. Office, Camden.
fattpn. #-~ 80 m, Vrescgtt Smttb,
Observation-Disclosures, Baltimore.
6. 81. @0It. General 8iaetcur. (@uf6,iO
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. gao ooo "a SaM9ol5

f1la aas - 7 8aubr134
100000 Tuf SaMz unb gdbreinerbpl,,
zoe, 900 Gtbinoel Mn6 2atten gum 8erfauf.
g9r Ienten Die Auimertlamteit plnthider Runoer auf uriere
srobe &ieberlo9e bon 8aa. unb NusDO3 o6n aaen arten, Quan.
tititeu unb @rSBen. g8ir Ifueiben 8eiBtantett- 8aubol, mad
8ee0nn9 uno liefern Tenlterrabnen, 2bIren. gtnfa1unaen uub
9Obelarbeit gu 6abritpreien. Spredet Dor in unlerein Solsbofe
80. 10 2isbtfr. NSbarf, coer @te bon @utaw unb @ernla1t1fr.
So22s -Ht z burns q Sloan
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Ia IT 5zHzz==455E
EwII
@1dti9 fir Ginmanperer utto 9feiienpe.
GriparniB BON !3cit, Gel0 mnb G%ntfernn1g
furh BITE
Baltimore nno Gbtpz0 i1cnbdbn
nad alien Sbetlen pe8 We1ten8
Iber
8arter86urs une Warietta, pier 8enprpb,
03Iu.I;..~ ,1,.A re nI,.A.C,.a

.ltturm be arSsten 0vrtbeile tn e,us auf 8taiefett, 8eauemli&
tett, @t&erbeit, gunfli6tett unO S6Eubstt Der 9 enerttn, 70 Or
tie 0rn tetner anOern Satn + Stelem Qanbe abertrVhen mirO
~sebetntefe Qtntt. a~let6teitts aber aud ots tdrjefe uub ftne1f
Inb bater bic btrisde 8tOute fir bic Netleneen mad benz @efer
bic nttt ~Serfeblen iplten, tie 3u benuBen:
Meilenentf ernul19 Dol Baltimore na4
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fl0libe mnb fiibneftliAe Momte
spl@en y %alttmore,
9th BCint, 2pn9bur9, 8a.,
- knprriue uno WlempbiS, &enn.
nno ba3wii9en legenoe pldse.
" De Ddmpfer Ser. 4eabDbp" une .BeIpiter {" ser-
Loien iest Baltimore ieben Dienfao. DOnnerita9 un6 Samfaa,
@a9mtta9s 8 ubr, mad @itB Pcint, pa in 9erbinOuns nit Der
laolu9en @iienbobn mad 2pnHburS, Rnerpile, Wlenpbs &C..
Die tirsete unb ~Oseisnette Sratt<ytcute sl0s au 4
mad oaen beoeutsnoen 4ldben I'M i~ibwefti9en Yir9inen, Tennef-
Ice. Georgia, nne ben nSrcliden Gbeil BON alabama u. Weiifilippa.
81 &aaren weroen nab ir8eno einem hpeier Pldge betSrbert.
N6bere Nustunt ertbeiIt
5. Brdnh tun H.
NssH Der Porbattam Dampff@iT. Gsmp.
WaI0sR Wp. 5. 2iebthr -QDtark
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TenersO

JohnstOn'S Insurance Rooms,
go. 70 SeccnbIfr.
Teuerz, Mdrine= unD 0eben8=Oerffbe.
- VIZ ruf08 =Scmpaanten.
Gi6erIte nuO feiteite EOn1paQnie.
8er1iderun98=@omp Der Bailey y. Biroinien.
- gf ~ nit $780, 900 @opital. =.
2nndburgz SerIiderun98S@pm b. 8irailtien.
nit 5000, 900 Capital,
Mbemarle=B er1tderuno8z@ cmp. y. 8trairtten
-T5l nit $500, 900 capital. I
@barter OatrSer1i6 .z@cmtp. bon 6artfprb.
eesfh,rsg a., nit $3.50, 900 capital.
Securitp<V un98z@Dmp. bon Stem crt
nit $270O0o Capital.
Phontr<Ver1thernn9Sz9 ertp. BON NeipSWprf
g. g4t2E nit $500, 600 capital. sos ,g3l c4,t
8eiplute=g erfideruns Comp. p. GepzOprt
nit $27O, 900 @aptal. -
WtontdnteS erItderu zGpttp. y. NemzgDrf.
nit 100000 Capital. ''
Jten=Hprlo rltHer .z9omp bon NensWcrf
-sHsE NIT $3.50 900 Capital. Hbs1E OSf
Wtercantlle W1utual Weorite.
nit 81, 900, 900 CAPITAL.
Veretni9te Stddten Observation-Disclosures 81
nit 81, $50, 972 @aptaI. - % 49,
Jtprtber1t AIluroncez@ Drnp. BON Qorbpr 3s
III sse. NIT 1914, III gapttaL. sr,. -
Vie cben bentertten @onpa9nteen fins bon her 0o,;sr...
Staate8 Dearpanb outborifrt Inb Itenfrt. I" fsS'""t os
we cpn BEN unterSetbnden repriientrten Gpnnoonieor hoL..
mtrttd1 berfn8bareS Saphal gum opuen Oben nos,sgHS s
Betra9 oerantpprltd fir Die 3abluna BON WerIuIsn ""S'S''uHeH
criest. 4-iI -.H "Sbps' g. g St - E.nltlp
5reb. Gffum, SurSepOr. ' tS,1z ~
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XnhreRrefi

= HBE Cur belpnberen EeltntrtBnabne.
&tnwanotrer ub @eifenbe fDatet febr SUrfGtte fen, e5e lie lire
8ilette taufen unb fUuten bttfelben nur Won iOlGen onseheaten
Be nter ioufeni nelde ron tbrer @etalt leben, ntbt nber DUn
Watlern Cter 3ptihentrdeern, ba tie font Der 9efdtr auseeieSt
fnb, bei6wnbelt gu werben unO ifr @elb umICnf ~auSgeben.
Our6fo6rtS=B iuette
mad alen T6etlen bs @efens fnb 3u BADEN tet 7
n.. ee95a5a @b. 8. Silcebrqnct,
d. General. 6 ntsrdnteu-N gent Der 8altinpre- unb
a aa61 i4- -U. StiD= @~ifenbabn. tHsa $3.50 ae.
ooo Mn OF Ghnr,pSf4r If RnI+i1tore ~
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Miamos, W16bel u. /. NJ.
duf hent alien Nlnke
$50. 1. 2. : 1tnb Y Sc Gntomfr

J(p. 1, D, D u1D Z U. SutdtD1tr.,
essenIber benn gunw SCufe Baltimore, Wb.. mteter erSffnet.
Ddnfeno fir bic ausSe0rettete @6nnerfh1ft welde Der fribtren
8trnna mdbrenb Der lesten 10 Sabre ~ bell wurbs, ma6tber ltn-
~ter3cthnett bet Yubltfurn BITE ~ersebsnfe Nnsetae, pnB er felt bern
: poe bes etnen 9~hetltabers, 9rn. 6enrs d1G6fe, turd Oeden GUb
ote ~eOrnpdente selSt wUrOen mar BEN san3en tebeutenptu rrratb
pom npd unUDlenbetenptanp's 5U3 unb anberen prGpartrten Mn.
tertnG fduft6 an f6 sebrd6t Bat. @r ptr6 bestalb bs @ef6Gft
IN benz alien StHle In benz fruberen @eTddftSlOfal forttetreibeu
Ietntr 0Caenbun9 su SerbeHtrn
Nuser feinsn onen QpadreubGnfern NIB Ser 6dtrtt. In @utdfpfr.
rabe Bdlttmprefrr Bat er cine neue erDse 8abrif Il, e. @utapfr.
nit Der 8rCnte rad g8effr. errtbtet in wel6er .er cine srpse @n.
3ahl Der befen Nrbeiter befhGftiet. 55lfl4r iGSgf 1855
Sn ntefer 8dbrtt mtroen ptduo'S mad elmer neuen Scdld eefer.
ttnt, fur melde erbet Der SuSfelune I'M DidrSlano Snhttuf, mo-
BITE tffen Snftrumentennd6er aus Button, Memsgprf uno 9atti-
more IA pdnp's %nuSeefe1t batter, bic tShfe prGmte erbtelt.
Der MnSlprud hes Snfttuts wrroe furs naG6er burb BITE cmz
rufrie. Musfeaun9 prn NtdnCnb, 9d, befGttet, NO Tim ebenfdQs
as erfe Uranium ertbeilt wurbe.
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, 1860-02-04
Verdict of tho CnroneF's Jury fu
thc Lawrence Calamity.

LAWRENCE. Mass, February 3.-The jury Of
inquest Of the Pcn,bcrton Sill calamity rem
dered their verdict last evening. 1t is quite
lengthy, embracing careful review Of the tcs-
timony- The jury find that, from nil the eyi-
dence adduced hrlore them, they do not believe
that the owners OF said Mill ut the time Of demo-
lltlon, ever had reason to distrust its security.
The jury further found thnt tue fire, oriEina-
ting after the fall Of said Mill, was caused By
thu accidental breaking Of lantern in the
hands of some person to them unknown, and at
the time actually engaged in aiding. assisting
and rcscuing the sufferers then alive and be.
meath the flooring Of the Mill. Upon all OF which
sereral findings, the jury determined and say
that the direct chusc Of the fall Of this Mill
was the weakness and insutiiciency Of the cast
iron, showing that in the thiuncss Of the brick
walls and the manner of constructing the
length of span from one support to another,
beueath The 1oor timber, wers additional
CAUSES, and aided in tie general demolition OF
tue building; that so tar us actual defect in
the cast iron pillars existed that responsibility
rests upon Albert Fuller, the former contract
ing :sent and forcman Of Eagle Iron Foundry,
then ut East Boston; that upon Chas- l.. Dige-
low, being the architect, as well as tue Super
intendent Of this structure, rests a1l the respon-
sbility arising from un insufficient test of said
pillars, and from any and every direct weakness
from Insecurity apparent IN or about the gen
eral construction uf SAID buildings; that the
walls were laid under his supervision; that the
timbcrs and flooring we're in every respect con-
structed and located as lie originally designed
them, that theinner supports Of cast iron preyi-
Gus to erection lad his approva, and we're By him
adopted us in all parts safe aud SECURE That
snch inspection rs he required was given to the
iron pillars, and that iu any want Ut skill in de-
signing, anr error Of judgment in approving or
adopting, and any wunt of due care aud eau.
tion in properly testing the different parts OF
the structure on his part, appearing to that e1-
tent, rendered him responsible for the lireful
catastrophe, involving the death Of these -
human beings.
Signed BY the Coroner, VIM. Is. Lamb, and
By the jury.
The inquest was held in REV Of the o. dead
bodies taken from the ruins.
, 1860-02-04

New YoRx, Feb. s-1 T. M.-The building
which WAS burned in Elm street lust night,
contained 8. inmates, all of whom are saved
except'n. eight, who. doubtless, persisted in the
flames. Another account makes the lost aud
missing IS, and gives the details and names.