South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-10-05

HORRIBLE ACCIDENT-i'hcrc is some.
thing 50 painfully horrible in the death of
Mrs. Lille Ann IIarlcw, wife Of the super
intcndcnt of the Haxall Mills, Richmond,
that it makes The cold cills run over one
She was i'll the upper story cftEc Mills show
ing some friends the extensive machinery,
when, on turning to rctacc their steps, Mrs
coss of the pontEerous ''C6nvcyor, Which,
almost as quick as thought, dragged her for,
ward and into the machinery. literary cut
ting her into fragments. The body was
severed entirely in two across the chest, both
arms were cut Of, and other portions of her
person were horribly mashed One of the
arms fell through 10 the story below, while
the litclcss trunks rolled over on the floor
and streams of blood spirited from them for
several feet AROUND. Mr.. Taylor an employ
&C, standing near by, made every effort to
cxtricatc her, but finding himself en- tangled,
was compelled t. let roand tear himself loose
lmagine the feelings Of the husband, when
the manglcd remains of his wifcappearcd be-
fore him in the lower story -I0My JUy.
sD'The Rev. &. W. Vining who has
safely returned from a journey in the East,
thoughttully bring us, among other curl
ositics, some Of the newspapers published
in Egypt and Turkey. They arc in four Ian
guagcs, French, Turkish, Armenian, and
Greek. We cannot read them, but he can
and through his Patience We have been graf
Icd to learn their contents, and the mate
rails OF which newspapers arc made up in
the land of the OSmanlis. Our American
enterprise IS wcllrcprcscntcd stoves, wood
en- and tin-warc, plUughs, axes and tools arc
advertised from this country. in each Of
the four languages are hcraldcd the Virtues
Of the remedies made by our celebrated
countrymcn, DR.. j. G. Aver & Co., of Low
ell. They seem not to depend on their
home reputation for confidence abroad, but
publish the certificates Of the Mussclmcn
rulers themselves, to the cures which those
medicines have made in their midst. The
Rev gentleman informs US that the whole
Of thu remedial aid employed in those coun-
tries, comes from Europe or America, as
they possess no medical colleges or schools
IN which they have any confidence them.
selves. There arose the religious ideas
which pcrvadc the human family, but al
most all that is useful in art or invention
'i'"oN Nv N"iiI'i DtIh W tucScy anu earlier
settlements Of mankind.-Lynu Ncrs.
Hon. Ben. LOAN, Radical Congress-
man from Missouri, says that no Southern
State should be represented in Congress,
until every dollar expended by the country
in the late war was taxed out of the South
ern people. Suppose VIC have all the male
babies killed rs security for the future, says
the Boston H,st
-"MY PoIIcY" is hateful to the Radi-
Gals, because, as the President told the poo
pic of littshurg, it is a policy for restoring
the Union. They arc better satisfied with
the "fcrvcnt heat policy of Gen. Butler,
the ''pcnitcntiary-of-hcll' policy of Thadic-
us Stevens, and the "torch- and-turpcntjnc'
policy ftlic lious Parson Browhlow. 7hui
is their style Of Union.
On the 2Gth ult., ROBERT OrLp, for
mcrly of Washington, and during the war
commissioner for the exchange of prisoners,
was elected to the State Senate, from Rich
mond city. His competitor was John Ty-
Ter, son Of the ex-Prcsidcnt.
- The Cholera. tho last part Of last week. was
on the Dlcrc"sc ii Richmond.