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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-02-10
MUSCATINE STOVE STORE.
STOW Els
FALL AND WINTER TRADE

I1HE success attendant upon the est Establishment Of
the Cdsh, LOU-P rscs, Aaks-nO-bad- Debts princi-
pie, enables to otter still greater induocm snts to
CASH buyers, and again call upon such a. are
in want of
STOVES, TINWARE, ETC,
70 consult their own interests by at least looking
at my goods before purchasing elsewhere - all
Stoves warranted represented. or the money re-
funded - testi monials Of its economy, durability
and completeness, in every way as a frst-rate
Stove, can Be shown from the hundreds who are
using my leading Cook Stove, "7he Quincy Oty."
Of Stoves, of every variety and price, for Coal and
Wood, together with cast-ron Teak cities, Boilers,
extra Skillets, Sugar Kettles, Coal Crates, &c.
T H E JUN CY CIT Y
Is without doubt the best Cooking Stove.
T H E JUN CY G I T Y
Took the Fifty Dollar Premium over all stoves in
the market.
T HE NCY CIT Y
Is the NEST durable and economical stove, and il
taking the lead Of all others
T 81 E u N CY G I 4 Y
Will do more Baking, Boiling and Broiling with
given quantity otfuel than any stove in the
market.
T HE UINCY ITY
Isths Stove. Don't fail to give 1t trial.
T Fl e @ u N G Ya5lC l Z Y
Pattern will be initiated, Sec that the name of
Com stock 4 Co. is on it to be genuine.
The highest price paid for old Copper, Brass and
job Work in Fin, Copper and Heavy Iron.
JULY %. 1889. ... a .. %. -.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-02-10

Statement of the condition Of the Metropolitan
Fire Insurance Company of the City of New York.
to the Auditor of the State of Iowa, Jan. l., 1860:
Tho name of the Company is "The Metropolitan
Fire Insurance Company"
The Ca pital Stock Of the Company is $500, 900 90
The amount of its Capital Stock paid
up 500, 900 90
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-02-10
TO THE LADIES'!

7 q T II E L a D 4 5
DURNETT'S superior cooking extracts,
- Lu5in's genuine perfumes,
7Burnstt's cocoaine, finest hair dressing in tho
world,
|. Fine cocgncs, soaps, brushes, dressing combs,
Burnett's tooth wash, an elegant article,
Burnett's kaliston, for the complexion,
April 4. At dRAHAM'S.
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TIHUBE Pants and Artists Materials,
J. Daguerreotype and Ambrutype Goods,
April 4. At dKAAAM's.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-02-10

Price One Dollar per Bottle.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-02-10
HATS AND GAPS.

Sl5Z,Io( ~
G. G. STONE, Pres ident.
CHESTER WEE D, Cashier.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-02-10

PRICE THREE DIMES,
The Liver iayigofator ard Family Catbartic
Pi!s are ~; aied by Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale by tie Trade in all the large towns.
s.. T.W. SANFORD, M. D.,
fa Manuf aeSurer and Proprietor,
Oct. Is. 1856 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-02-10

|VROsS- LEGGED COMFORT Feet up in the
~ chair Smoke the best Havanas in Muscatlne'
Julv 18th. Sold at GKA HAMS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-02-10

Very low Paints; Oils Varnish| Very low
for cash, Glass, Brushes, for cash,
At 9raham q Painters Goods, At araham's
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-02-10
S A N T o r DIS
FAMILY
& at har tic Pills
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pure Vegetable extracts, and pat up in GLASS
CASES, air tight, and Will keep in any climate.
l. tn, Family CathaT- imentarv canal AND
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-02-10
SA OR DDS
LIVER VIGOR a. TOR
NEVEp nEPII III, ATTIC
EVER DEBILlTATES.

TT IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FIR
l. u UMS, and has become an established fac
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-02-10

ALSO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-08
Additional from Eurepe

NEW YORK, Oct. THE steamer Vanderbilt,
from Southampton on the 26th ult arrived here
last night. Her news has chiefly been anticips-
ted, but the papers received by her contain few
items Of interest.
Garibaldi had attacked Cspus, and two hun
dred Of his soldiers were wounded.
The Garibaldians had succeeded In passing
Cattabene.
The Neapolitans had unsuccesfully endesvored
to recover Cajazzo.
Garibaldi was waiting the arrival Of General
Turr, for an immediate attack un the Ncapoli-
tans.
The inhabitants Of Uterbo had revOlted and
driven away the Papal garrison.
The steamer Great Eastern was expected 10 be
ready 20 sail on the 18th Of October.
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: WIsrAR,s BALsAM or W1Ip CnrnRn.

The following letter from Rev. HENKY Woop, of
nal, speaks volumes in favor OF Wistdy's BalsanI
CONCORD, ". H., March 2.
~ MEssRs. SETH w. FOwLE d Co.-GentLenlea ::
my Lungs confined me to my bed for several weeks.
and when recovered, was go much oppressed by
sleep or rest upon a bed by night. The suffering
was extreme, and judging from the inefcacy of the
remedies used, | supposed the disease incurable
Being persuaded % Try bottle of Wishar's BaIsan
o. Wtid Cherry. without confidence in its efficacy
! found the dhoulty almost entirely removed be-
fore one bottle WAS used up. Sympathy with my
Fellow sufferers induces ms to make this pubic
statement, and recommend the article to others
similarly afflicted.
AGO.. With respect. yours truly, HENRY WooD.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTs on the
wrapper.
Prepared BY s. w. Fowle & Co., Boston, and for
sale by IL; d. Gilman =. C. Ford, jr., 3. b. Waite,
Ington; and BY dealers everywhere. &C S-lwT
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OMAHA, N. T., Oct. 6-Csptzin Reynolds, OF
the 10th infantry, United States Army, who arrived
Ia this city on Thursday from exploring tour Of
pass 500 feet lower thon any heretofore discov-
cred on the line Of the Rocky Mountains. IL Ii
about the doth parallel Of latitude.
An extensive sale Of mules and ponies belonging
to the United States took place In this city to-day.
The sale was made under the direction Of Capt.
Reynolds aud Lieut.. magruder, Of the 10th In
fantry. The animals brought good prices.
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THELATEsT NEWS
The Prince Of Wales trip To yirsiuia-Hi.
Reception At Ricamsnd, &e.
Ell EG RAPHIC.

hecepuon NJ kickmend, &c.
RICHMOND, Oct ss-The Harrie, Lane had
Vernon the ships bell was tolled and amer a
momentary hesitation all the royal party moved
their hats The day ,wss beautiful, and the South
never TSs better dsserylhg The sP.thss Of sunHy"
Az Aqua creek the royal party landed, bsde
good Nv to the gentlemen who had accompanied
mem, and took special traia for RiehmoSd-
The trst part Of the journey was over q road
ara with the dangerous strap rail the only road
ol .oe kina In the country, past woods CAV with
shsSaa livery past golden fields. past lanes so
t5sv ICES Srched that the royal party said
'u9 9S ~eIe h.e those OF England g-r
ne uain teen crossed the Rappahannock, add
spsoppeu rev moments az fr-deficksburg. The
city In the United states He could not nnds,-
stand the Jtst, and said he had seen finer M WA
explained that the city lad not gained in popula-
iuteres,ed When :. x.a LA 11es ,PPsarsS deeply
ton became Precursor, and there wsshingtor7,
mother was buried. A great crowd Of neonls =.
semoled at the depot cheering and shouting, the
praying aGod bless mssss = fse PrIoees S ea%.
out and bowed, curiousy inspecting the slaves "A
II be expected TO see some badge upon them
The train started again, and passed wide
stretching plantations. with GENITAL white house,
There are but few villages ON the route, as n ali
the ground was used for cultivation, and none
with the rich prairies which the Prince had seen,
the land looked poor 80 the Duke Of Newcastle
remarked. a = >
AT Ashland, about mile from which Henry
Clay was born, the trsin was dctained some time
to await the arrival Of the regular trim. y.
The Prince and suite were received az the fair
grounds, two miles distant from the city, &C
O'Clock this evening, by the Mayor and commit
tee OF citizens The Prince and suite were con
viewed TO the city In barouches. when the perty
reached Richmond IL was nearly7 O'Clock. There
was a tremendous crowd az the depot which
cheered greatly, and chased the carriages through
the streets, and blocked up the street leading 20
the hotel The people crowded into the passaees
and stairway, and II wss with much dimcely
the party got through. There was no formslitv
and no procession, butcontnuai cheers all through
the streets There has been no such popular
demonstration since the Prince reached The Statsa
He stops at the Exchange Hotel. -" y
The Prince expressed his Subtraction with the
arrangements. -' Z" f'1st -'
rhe ban has been given up, partly on account
Of the Princes fatigue, and psrtly on account Of
financial difhculties.
There 10 a great crowd still standing in front OF
the hotel, but the party win probably not 60 out
tonight.
RICHMOND, Oct THE Prince attended st.
Pauls Church this morning, which was densely
crowded and great throng outside. Amer ssf-
vice he visited the Governor and drove around
the city suburbs visiting the cemeteries and other
places OF interest. All seemed 20 enjoy their visit
stated that the royal party leave for wssing-
ton In the morning.
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Race. An keutucLy and Ohi..

LouIsvILLE, KY, Oct Gin the our-niie race
here to-day between Joe Stoner and Mat Davis,
the former was the winner. Time, 30 and 7.47.
Mat Davis won the first heat but In the second he
let down and was withdrawn.
LANCASTER, Ohio, Oct. GA two-mile race
took place here to-day between Alasuode and Blue
tailed Fly for % 600. Alamode was the winner
in two straight heats. Time, 3 81 \ and IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-08

NEW YORK, Oct. The steamship Northern
Light, from Aspinwsll, arrived here this evening,
but brought no California mails, treasure or pas
sengers, owing TO the non-arrival OF the steamer
John l. Stephens, which left San Francisco on the
llth
There was heavy gale on the Pacific coast on
the sd and oath, and IL was supposed SEINE scci-
dent to the machinery Of the stephens had de-
layed her progress.
A serious negro outbreak had taken place at
Panama. The city was invested on the 9th by
an armed force, but they Were repulsed with a
loss Of we ak killed and fifteen prisoner.
The American and British war ship landed their
forces, and at latest accounts the marines Of the
st Mary's held possession OF the town and the
railroad depot and the trains crossed the Isthmus
regularly. OF .... .a-
Consul Fox 10 a passenger by the Northern
Light, and is the bearer Of Important dispatches
to the Secretary OF the Navy fom the Commander
of the 81. Msrys.
By this arrival Guyequil dates Of the 25th are
received. They state Flores was still near that
city, and IL was expected he would soon make an
attack upon il.
In New Granada, Buenaventura was still in pos
session Of the revolutionists. The war schooner
OHIO had sailed from Tumaco, 70 attack Buena-
ventura. Masquera, the revolutionary comman-
der, was surrounded in Popsyan.
The new election in New Granada would un-
doubtedly result In electing Gen. Hcrrsn 10 the
Presidency.
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Rhode Isl.nd Pe,tt,c..

PROVIDENCE, Oct 6.-Mr. Duncan and the
other democratic nominees for Presidential elect
ors have formally accepted the nonli nation ten
dered by the State Convention. The State 10 now
regarded a. certain against Lincoln.
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dS6 INTERIOR ADORNMENT. 400
PAPERHANGINGS and WINDOW sHADkS.

and ornate to the most chaste and single patterns,
sePs. pr rd,ii;!s fS6 psroFs halls dining rooms: cham
Gold Band Window shades. limitation Gold and
H sSa. ShndeS Buff 9gsen and Blue sha5e Hoi
Blne and Green oolor., from photograph to portrait
SIZE i'd. lust rscs!v at No. Ae6 Seventh st.
faithfully executed in city or country Satisfaction
.1i m or no Pay required. Please give me
cai' Don't forget the numbsr.
80 u @ j, MARKRITER,
90 6-eolms s(SSi ESllov.s Isll
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Orange Meeting NJ T.rsnts

TORONTO, c. w q, Oct. GA maa meeting OF
Orangemen was held last night. Resolutions were
passed censuring the Duke OF Newcastle and the
Provincial Government In reference 10 the Orange
difficulties which occurred during the visit Of
the Prince Of Wales. A committee was appointed
10 prepare an adde's 10 the q aeen and British
Parliament embodying the resolutions and nara
tive of the difficulties
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-08
Political.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct There was an immense
demonstration here last night by the friends Of Mr.
Foster, the Democratic candidate for Governor.
Over 500 persons participated In the torch-light
procession.
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Serbian. Di.turb..ces An FIertd.

AUGUSTA, Oct. s.-The Quincy Ola Republic
says that the people OF Gadsden, Liberty, Cal
houn, Jackson and Washington counties are
organizing force against a band Of desperadoes
who have already committed many murder in
Calhoun county. In Jackson county the militia
had been ordered out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-08
Movements Of Gev. seward.

BATAVIA, N Y, Oct 6-Hon. w II. Seward
arrived here this morning, and 10 stopping At the
residence Of Trumbuli Cary, Esq. He leaves Tor
Leroy this afternoon, en- roEfs for home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-08
Factories Burnt.

Bosrox, Oct IA are last night destroyed the
Southern machine shop and Dunlsr's gunny bag
factory The buildings occupied IN entire square
I'm South Boston. Los estimated at 500 ,o0o-in-
sured Some two hundred persons are thrown out
Of employment.
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e.I,uoll Oct 6.--F1our quiet; Howard street.
and Ohio Is 62as IS. Wheat steady; reds 81 ,30a
1 "a; white 81 40s1 90. Corn frm; white 72s75c
yellow 6ea7oc. Provisions steady; mess pork
Mo s0alo IS; prime SH.75 Core active and
unchanged. Whisky duh Al 2ez2axe.
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New Ysrk N1arksx,

NEW YoRE. Oct. s-Fiour Sc. higher; etate
Is 25s5 rs; Ohio SIS Southern IS 7ss6. Wheat
is2c. higher, with good export inquiry; western
red 81 IS; white 81 IS Corn arm; milcd 70kc.
Provisions dull and upchAnged- whisky dull II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-08
HERMAN RI.AU,
III UPH OILS TERER.

HERMAN RLAU,
H UPHO'L TERER,
No 26i g street, near TIeas try Department,
in gratsfully acknowledging the liberal patronage
which has heretofore been bestowed upon his effo 70
to please his patrons begs leave to Infarm the ci'
zens of Washington and Seoi getown that he 10
prep6 red TO execute with neatness nd
al orders In his line IF business; such "a the Sew
ing, Fitting and Laying Down of new CARROTS, and
the aging Down of old Carpets the Hanging of
Curtains; tbs Covering If Lounges. Sofas, 60 the
Manufacture or Renovation of Msttresses, Pillov VS..
Cushions, &c.
Mr.. BLaU would also call especial attention TO
his Patented Carpet Stretoher, which enibles him
ness and rapidIty Sc g eolms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-08

IL r. g. GATHER
IL Respectfully Informs the citizens Of -.
- WaShiI gton that he has taken the Drug II K
and Prescription Store at the corner OF SixthAtO
and G streets, where he will K ep a well se-c
lected and assorted stock of pure MEDICINES,
ard CHEMICALS, STANDARD PAMIL Y
MEDICINES, TOILET ARTICLES, PER-
FUN cry, dc, &c: and hopes, by careful Atten-
ton to business to obtain fair share of the public
N. B. Strict personal attention given to prescrip-
tons. oo l-2w
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HOLLOWlY's PILE

.Atrophy -Discardiny the efete theory adopted by
the modern physician in the treatment of gradusl
decay or wasting of the human body, Holloway s
the blood. They purify and enrich it-they stimu-
iate and Invgorate the exhausted sy stem by giving
life To each tissue, strength to the muscle energy
TO the invalid, elasticity to the spirits, and the
bloom of health to thepald cheek Sold by all Drug
glsts, at 25c., &c, and 8 per box. Sc 9-lw
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CAIIdNE w s.

U-ThOugh TIE srAa b printed on the Asse.t
steam pres In use south of Baltimore, its edition
n solarge " to require II 70 be put 70 pressut An
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent IN beffre - o'clock m; otherwise they NAV
not appear until the next day. OF Tai =
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BOARDING..

TOR RENT-With or without Board, to a sin
l. gle gentleman, a comfortable and very cOnve-
nient hack PARLOR ROOM. on Eleventh street.
not far from Penn. avenue. The family are quiet
and there are small children in the house. Terms
will be made worry mod and every attention
the star Office. oo 6-lw
20 NINTH STREET.-Persons returning to
fCc the city from their summer resorts will find
vacant several desirable rooms, having the cOnve-
nienocs of gas water. and bathing closets, at 453
Ninth st., one door south of F. suitable either for
families or single gentlemen. Table boaTders &C
oommodated on moderate terms. se5 4w
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rhe FIevfda Election.
gaItlusrs eaarhsss

SAVANNAH, Oct THE returns nom Fioridl
are stilI meagre, and the result uncertain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-08

MRS: WInsLow, an experienced nurse and female
f-s, which greatly facilitates the process fteethins
BY softenlng the gums, reducing all Inflammation
VIII slsJ all pain, and IL sure TO regulate the
70 yourselves and relief and health 70 your Infants
PERFECTLY safe In all casea. See advertisement in
another column. = ? -. - % lI-lr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-08

HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
ALI of DIR. Humphreys & Co.'s specific Ho-
meopathic Remedies put up expressly for family
use, in boxes, at 25 and 30 cents each. Also
IN Gases, containing - walls, from 50 to as
each, with book Of full directions. For sale BY
II. ID. Gilman; $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
also by P b. Winter, corner of Mas sachusetts avs,
and Sixth street. Also, Ponds Extract of Witch
Hazel, for internal and external lnaammations of
all kinds. Sold as above. ma Civ
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!, ONK OF The MOST PRxyALKNr, and at the sam

ONE OF TIE MOST PREVALENT, and at the same
attend the human flesh. is the Fever and Ague.
70, long time the medical world have been con-
permanent cure. but oil without effect. Dr. j. Hos
tetter, an experienced and celebrated ply stefan.
has succeeded In furnishing the public with val
liable preparation Tor the cure of Fever and Ague.
. he steady and Increasing demand lately made for
the Btters and the universal attending Its
use have made for \, q reputation unsurpassed by
any specific ofthe kind. For the cure of FEVER and
Ague, Dr.. H0uettfr'S celebrated Stomach Bt'teys
must and should claim superiority over any other
preparation extant. - : -
erywhere. -. =. co. oo 8-eoSt
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To THE AFfhIcrRD!-Be sure to read the adver-
tlsement of McLeans STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Purifier, in another column. If
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST-In going from GEORGETOWN to ct. AlOy-
- slus' Church. a small PRAYER BOOK emf
tied The Christians Guide :" owners name
within. The finder will please leave ii at 27S Pa.
avenue, and will be rewarded If desired. II.
I OST-Last night, supposed to have dropped in
- hack y q POCKET BOOK containing about
S45. The finder wi be literally rewarded on re-
turning il to this Office. oc5 st
G. REWARD.-Lost or mislaid, on the nieh hit of
2C October the tth, between ID and 6th streets,
Firth Ward, doub e barrel BIRD GUN, in aid on
tho barre, representing man shooting deer
Manton maker. Amy person returning the same TO
GIG Pa. avenue will receive the above reward and
thanks of the owner. oc 5 ST.
GS REWARD-strayedo or stolen from the sub
2C scIIber, on the 10Th ultimo, red and ~1EnA
white COW, with long horns, and bell &Af~
on; with brass knob on the right horn. Thed-
hinder Will receive the above reward by returning
her TO No. els Sixth street. between nj and N.
/ OST-Strayed away, on Sunday last, TWO
- COWS-One small size brlndle COW ;eS---<s
the other red, with red and white face IN Ls<s0
and VII te back S5 Steward will be gIvenfR
20 the Under, by bringing them to DAVID 6sH-s.-.
HARRINGTON, on street, between North Cap
ltoi and LIST SITS. Oc53t'
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.
i HEREBY Forewarn all persons from harboring
or trusting my wife, Mary Virginia Sherzer, for
am determined to pay debts she may contract, as
she left my bed and board without cause.
JOHN SHERZER,
CO. -3t LoudOun county, Va.
ITO THE CURIOUS OR ANXIOUS.-Aladam
= ID so we'll known as the most successful ex-
palmer Of the Past Present and Future evs5 in
Washington, continues to be consulted weekly by
hundreds anxious to know of things at present hid
den from them. Her consultation fee, to both gem
tlemcn and ladies, is extremely moderate. Call at
her house, on the south side of Massachusetts, av ,
between nth and 18th sts.-the only house there.
sc 17-lm
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The coSTsAcr for trimming and crawling n
street north, from Connecticut avenue TO Seven
tenth street west, First Ward, has been awarded
70 Mt. Walter Linkins, rs e8o
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SERIOUS Acc1DKNrs-On Saturday, Htte bow
was sitting upon a cart which was heavily laden
and psssinga along Fifth street, near Wesley
Chapel The cart came in contact with larg
stone, and jolted the unfortunate child from hid
place and he fell 80 the groundI and the wheel
passed over his body about the waist He got ,
and walked a. few feet, but again, fell, and was
seized with convulsons Of serious character, A
number Of persons went to his relief and did all
they could for him, and had him removed to a
more convenient place for medical attendance II
was feared that his injuries were fatal 7is o. T