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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-04-21

Is THE QCIcKsASD-THRILLIsG ADVENTURE
OF MICHIGAN CoAL-MISERs.-On Saturday
forenoon last calamity occurred at the coal
mines In this city, by which the mines were
almost completely filled with water and
quicksand, and from which twelve or fifteen
miners narrowly escaped q terrible death.
At the end Of the main entrance the miners
struck what they supposed to be spring,
he wafer gushing from the rock in large
stream but to this they paid little or no
attention, and finally went out of the mine
TO dinner. The men in the north entry had
just put off their blasts and also gone out !;
but those in the south entry remained in the
mine. Scarcely had the men got out when
the roofing near the supposed spring gave
way, and the water and quicksand came
rushing into the mine in a torrent, COM
pletely filling up all the entries with the
exception of part of the south entry, which
is considerably higher than the others. A
miner named David Williams. young man
sixteen or seventeen years old, was just en-
tering the main entrance from the south
entry, when he saw the sand and water
coming, and instead of making his escape
through the main entry, us he could have
done. ran back and told the men what bad
happened. They then immediately started
to make their escape, but on reaching the
mouth Of the entry they found it closed.
Fortunately, an air-passage leading from
the south entry TO the slope had been cut,
and through this the men made their escape,
crawling on their hands aud knees-not,
however, until some of them were half
buried in the quickSand. One Of the noble
fellows was so far buried in the sand that he
called out 10 his comrades. who were about
10 offer assistance. to "let him alone, as i
wasall lpwth him, aud to save Themselves
By the greatest miracle, however. he sue
ceeded in ctiecting his escape, after being
nearly up to his shoulders in quicksand
One of the mules was in the south entry at
the time and could not be got out, though
he can he reached through the air-pas 'age,
and feed is carried 10 him. Although nearly
one hundred feet in depth, the surface of the
ground over which the cslvc-in Occurrcd-- IA
>pacc of about one hundred feet square,
went down some twelve or fifteen feet, carry.
ing trees, stumps, ETC., along with 1t.
Work was Immediately commenced clearing
out the mine. and it Is thought that by the
first Of next week the south entry will be
clear. and the miners will resume work in
getting coal. The damage TO the company
is estimated at $4,000. but now that they
know more thoroughly the character of the
ireachcruns soil above. another such accident
will be avoided. !StiGrds$cc (4Wch1gan}
-ImcrIcnn.
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tion5of theIsuhjeet would promote collegiate
education By exciting parents to send their
sons to this school. He commended the ex-
ample the fathers or the Church, by " hose
learning, acquired under difficult circum-
stances, and BY whose wisdom and piety
Preshyicrians bad been enabled to establish
a high standard Of ministerial and Christian
education. 1t was due to them that our
Church had been enabled to set the example
Of which DR.. Sbepperson had spoken, and
which gave no ground for Boosting. but
rather laid upon it a wcighter responsibility
The following committee was appointed
Rcvs. ID. W. Shanks (charman), X. K. Hous-
ton, and b. W. Moscley. with Ruling Elders
J. J. Wade, of Christiansburg, and A. Nc
Ai>irr, of Covington.
The remainder Of the day was occupied
in hearing reports Of committees, arranging
plan of ministerial labor in missionary
fields. &c.
Mr.. William Barnett, ruling elder from
White House, appeared and took his scat.
p
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f>rcsaytcry of Montgomery.
THIRD DA =.
l,orr,..,,ondeuce of the Richmond Dispatcii.J

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatcll.J
CnRiSrlASsDuRG. April Is, 1873.
Judge John Merit, ruling eiarr' Iioi ,n
Floyd Courthouse. appeared ana tooh Ut,
seat, making the members III atteno"hce
thirteen ministers and ten elders.
The time for the adjourned meeting III
Buchanan wa. changed, 10 tae Thursday
before the first sabbath in June.
Rev. u. l}aiuc was elected commissioner
10 The General Assembly ut Little Rock,
with RcY. i. W. Mo>eey as alternate {; and
Ruling E;der w. 3. Morton, OF Botelourt,
with Mi. L. 81. Armstrong, OF Salem, as al
ternate.
A resolution was adopted for the appoint
mc:it OF committee to report ut this meet
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OYsTERs.-TEe New Haven, Conn. har-
Dor is reported fill of vessels waiting to
1lapt oysters, 60, 900 bushels having arrived
in four days recently from Virginia, and
help to do the necessary planting being
scarce. The oysters1en have been obliged
TO pay an advance Of, u to Is per cent. for
oysters for planting tais season.
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Petersburg.

orrrrrN ~ LAnT--TnE ACADEMY
,,-.r, TrIiGoJ> NEWS -TnF RvSr1>GS
rr,N ~ THE SrREtTs-.,FIRE-.-
., ....a> THIENt>.
...... "t the Richmond nisratch.)
...ts.a. RG, VA. April ~. ISIS.
.u.A,. excitement was occa>icnrd
..., ago. on Commerce street. hy
... Madc by a negro namrd Mat
..r. a wooi->awycr. to commit an
., respectable white woman
w.. James. The lady resisted his
aj summoned aid, and the negro
Fri. 3i"ncd escaped. but WAS >uh-
-'acndcd ana pIt in mil. His
81. IL ac was drunk nj the time.
.,..,tc a lively contc>! in prospect
.~r..u!N 81 the Academy of Mit>jc,
...r, ot whlch body * shortly TO take
!, ,a,U there are two parties anX.
.r,atn "a controlling intcrcS: in the
... and yrrNjc> are Icing very care
.,-rd In View Of the approaching
i.dn,> nj appear That ~! other
m .llr mere honor Il the position
- mi, r,.rr competition.
.n.;nr,d that t,l. lr. lhcodorick
.. \o1owa,. wi! preach tomorrow
-...,-.! Fresh, terrain chUrrh. the pastor
... ". rr'lc ! IN attendance on the
.--s IT Fredericksburg. Rev. Dir.
a..,..yh n the TahE-Strcct church
... H. ..rr left Yesterday on n extern
.a5 .our. To-morruw night Roy.
..a,.. Nil preach hi farewell! sermon
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Found ct iast--the LATEST man on record.
His name is }. Il. Brown. lie has been
nos.aI clerk on Wisconsin railroad, and he
was arrested yesterday for burning mail
matter to save the laborof distributing it,
Springfield RepubAcdna
The grand jury of New York, especially
instructed to look intosthc causes of the
:. lookup " in the money market and nVe>-
tigate usury, have madeira preScntnent, III
which they declare it is impossible to exc,
cute the rlSury laws in New York city, and
recommend that the law beabolishcd.
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RICHMOND .,SD PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co.,i
RICHMOND, VA. December II, ls72. s
an AND AFTER WEDNESDAY,, DE-
~ GENDER 18th, the TRAINS on this road will
The MAIL rRAI%S leave Richmond II A. ".
and 2:2o J.. VI, and leave Petersburg at HES A. n:
and sos T.. ~
FREIGHT TRAINS, with 4 passenger coa"h at:
i,ched. leave Richmond al . \. " and J.. NJ. and
leave Petersburg III $3.50 4. " and 40 l.. VI.
The ST SDAY EXCURSION TRAINS VIII leave
RichmUlu! aud Petersburg Il, Q 4. ". Returning,
leave Richmond and Petersburg II 40 T. NJ, Instead
uf % clock. rs heretofore. =.
Tle6 A. NJ. TRAIN will not ldFve Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the s:t5 L. II. NAH. TRAIN ard $50
4. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN viii not leave PeteI sburs
on SUNDAYS. .
rasscIIgrrs for Norfolk will take the 900 j. VI.
DAILY TRAIN. aud those from Norfolk viii con-
meet al ctcrsburS with the l,:s5 4. VI. TRAIN
Passengers from Clover Hill will take the $40 a
NJ TRAIN on Mondays, WEDNESDAYS, anu Fridays
and returning leave Richmond on The same days ut
The NAIL TRAINS will stop Only 4, Chester aud
The 4. II. TRAM Will connect 81 Petersburg
with the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio rIi'roSd ior
Lyufhburg daily , ..ss -
pILLMAS's PALACE sLEEPlSG-CAR win
he aftached tn the THROUGH TRAlS At Weldon,
running through To Wilmington.
THOMAS II. WfNNF,
de IS .fs@f= - freshicht.
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T POWERS Il son,
IL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WHOLESALE PRODUCE AND PROVISION
DEALERS,
lJI0 EAST MAIN STREET,
have the following goods on hand and Tor sale OF
reasonable terms: w ,,,.
ise barrels SUPER FLOUR. choice brand.:
iso barrels Cook 4 Lyman FAMlLY FLOUR,
Is hogshe..ds No. SHOULDER BACON,
Is hoysheads CLEAR RlB-SiDEs. geo
a. tierces SUGAR-CURED CASph>SED iiAms.
400 barrels choice EARLY ROSE SEED foAA-
TOES, ~. -,,,,,,, ,,,ry, Do
200 barrels ar 'G@I rilAcuBLoY SEED POTATOES
50 6nrreIs extra early GOODRICH POTATOES:
,oo bushels WHITE SPRING OATS,
,nn i,,rr,l, NORTHERN APPLIES,
2Gy bags choice PEaNC t.,
rs tubs choice ROLL BUTTER,
lao boxes BRUCt.'s SOAP,
loo rags !. F. PEAS.
| .oo r,yLr.s WHITE CORN. ,..
81 b"x,., hest London Lay Err RAleiAN. mn Id
u,IIE OLD AND RELIABLE STAND
$. :. CARTER.
cu.,sor Of the late concern OF Carter Christian,
I,,s oncued al the wel!-knOwn stdnu S3U Mhia
STREET with large stock of FAMi.1 utS1rI
RIt'S entirely npW and fr ST.. All kiin5 ~ AZ,
and "a MlLI GROCERIES VIII be constantly Aep'
call from lie public is respectfully repue eh. u
the reputation of the house WI! bc lailS '"S.'l
| by the occupant.
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. --.. Using CASE ~ ATLANTA.-The
fss.. ru4>tGTT0H of "wednesday
.'.. ta.u".@- particulars Of the recent
-.".H- ra>, j" '.ai city. One Of the SUI
..u- j. a nis1"a Virginia:
'.'. (" t... ~ .s.HrH yesterday Or. Craig
'..-. F;"4G ~cu' into their cellar 10
j..nA ~ d" 0.;>tr@. .Iud9r pulum com
..a- "i Icing uuWctI. Mr.. !. {. Jones.
alleged ''t rUrmr,l laboratory. offered
g., 4. / i.4r DRINKS ina nice Iuamncr. propoS-
U.s.. ..H n t.cM with elixir Of oran-r. 1t
......u!,I thai Il" ,:,,i !uuJ, the same day
PREPARATIONS o: elixir oi orange and Il
...tt..tI"u al ,Icouitr. and that a cylorcd en-
"- i ta" establishment was instructed TO
SHE. iva, and ia>rlI"d them wrong. Mr..
..,. instead ul d&>nin@ the liquor with
-. used by mistake the ac0nlie, one OF
.st>t powerful and deadly u! EoiSou>.
tarce gentlemen then imhiacd the fatal
MAIZE III ignorance u lis deadly nature.
. l,>t Immediately The poison began 20
He gentlemen exhibit, d violent >ymp-
Sal. # disorder in the stomach. SUSPECT
something wrong about the drinks, hey
turd tHyniry and a>certained The terri
mistake @',ut,t the ac0utc.
i@,ut - o'clock p. Y. Or. Craig died i'll
-.ataa,ar a-"uy, tortured terribly by lis
81 a.s -H.'..ir@>. Every c.tor: WAS made
.s, 50. sian. hut una:aiiugiy. His NELL
g.. ......ru was a%oui2ing in tie extreme.
b.. l.. .,~I,}Du~,y cried out i'll tones OF an
.. .}4Iiu. the terrible death. and call
IS -. hj, mother. He finally expired in
q. .4.,,t @lectiug throeS OF physical and
B., torture.
'.a-. rUlum left the store unaware Of
." ,.s'1. acaug!t hc had inbibcd. When It
.,J> ulrrr1i that the poison had been
... .a. 49, >rut after and brought TO The
49,. lii >irknr-- s3ou developed. bot lie
aR t1pp1ri during The night. and IL
entirely o0t Of danger.
VI. Zones, II" innocent cause OF the affair,
a1' diiitk cuuuLh 10 be much effected.
il. lA,ir ha, created intense excitement
; Profound gloom in the community. Dr.
..- ia ultiN" Georgian. near fifty years vi
s. H.. WAS 4 IMAM al taY.c means and tine
5. ur-- qu1li,ic,. Tie firm is one OF The
Ing business iois>,'> OF the Gate City,
,.>>1r> TO Pcmherlon, Taylor Il Go.
g-c ruiiutu j. an AIabamian OF wealth
character. who hI. but recently NOV ed
Allanta. Mr.. Joac> is L Nirginlau.
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-" are /" favor Of holding The ConScrVa-
'."' "H'"nl"n in Richmond for the simple
''"n itEi Richmond i Tie most convenient
! .-'. - the people ut Iarge.--Da"rthe
...,,<.
'w Thursday night an attempt was made
" ara tAc rGci"Iy 81 CHI : church, Alex
..us'.
.@r LEncbh.ir. City Council la, made an
!!l1liob for the expenses of Alexander
p 1'''!a!t, Ed, one ol the State commits
. -arrs 10 the Fienua Exhibition
although the formal opening of the Vienna
! -'1"i,on viii take place Or the Is. u Nay.
f@iuudi only will he completed, and
.si,ple Iced not attend before June L.
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WAs Ixrrv sSr RENTED APPEALS TAKEN,

WAR IHTj.r psf RENTED APPEALS TAKEN.
Daring TIM present term OF the Circuit
3 art O. tHi- cuGnty the validity OF the law
ar',.i hy TIE late General Assembly IT init
i..- So. var interest ca!mrup iDr ahludlca-
'.. sH The common aW suit OF John II.
..o...' administrator. cS. William Cooke
. !.."MId II. Garter. The salt was on II
ior $50, dated ~ Deem Der, 1859, and
'Ar :r,sl lhr defendants council 80
J. ..I their p!raGi!@s IL IL raise The Guc'-
!, tie ic4a! validity OF said act. No
";:> Icqnile4, and the whole question OF
n.# .:!t isrt w. Submitted 10 the couIf,
.,cH sustained TIE act, and gave judgment
iIla'IA RENTING the war interest.
Another case al Importance 10 the debtor
Äi MA also tIIrd Dy the court,
s..."- IiIi,r the 81 section Of said act OF
~, making ii lawful for Ihc courts 10
.. "r interest on judgment. OF the
.- ~ in remain uns;iti>tcd. The court
'...' he said inlele-l---tl.tt Is, from The
:& Apii, 1861, 10 10Th April, 1850.
h@H r.>,., were Immediately appealed.
.".' .~1s., ~ the Court o! Appeal, Tor tiuai
". '.n:.tlon.--- I,'orrcnt0n Inter.
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s,:ss.sLrFraAs-& PARTNERSHIPS

ss.ss1EETIssNs.- "a H'AHFNERSfsHPS.
undersigned
limited psrtncrshn Under the lllgl-rane of WHIT
T.tktk, MANNING & BOWMAN for The nur-
pose If Conducting travel and Fins
.frfy solicit q share of the public patronage,
prom Sing prompt and faithful execution OF any
and all work entrusted to them, and reasonable
charges. j. l.. WHITAKER,
G. MANNING.
A. j. BOWMAS
Oflicr, 15lS Cary street shop, 1891 Main
street.
Thankful to my friends aud the public for their
patronage In the past, promise them that ali
orr'rs entrusted 10 the new concern will b.
promptly attended 10 in the future.
ap slim j l.. WHITAKER.
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WINES. s.saINEsS. TOBACCO. dc.
WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIGARS.
NV WINES for the coming season are now arrir
Ing. and shall soon have THE MOS COMPLETE AS
soRTMENT EVER OFFERED ~ THIS CITY, consist
ing Of ,r,
BURGUADIEs,
sAUTERSES, and
HOOKS.
In hosshcads and cases from the cheap Table Wines
TO the finest brands known In Europe, iucludng tle
CHATEAU LA ROSE. LATTE, hARGAUS, CLOS DE
VOrGEOT. IHAMBEgTIS. LIETFHAUMILCH HocII-
HEIMER, and SCIiLoss JolGANSIsrEEGi.
CHAMPAGNE,
of the houses of BorcuE. FlLs Co.. PIPER Held
Sleek, G.. II. MUM & Co, !. EoDEkL n. anu olhrr'
I would call rar t.ilIar attention To the " NAPOLEON
GARNET" and the '.PREMIERE SERRE." the latter
bIlng undoubtedly the finest wine ever exported
from France, aud Is only put up for me IN small
quantities.
MADEIRAs, sIEERIES, AND PORT.
of great age AMI purity, in casks and eases and like
wise on diaueht
OF ERANDIES. | always keep Il large stock on
hand in bond is well rs duty paid AND have now
landing direct shipment from Me,srs JAMES HEN
Messy L Co, COguac, France. In cIsk, ana cases
comprising some OF the Oldest slniagrs those gentle
men have Their cellars.
Resides the above always keep on hand large as-
sortIncnt OF RDIAls-Chlrtrsus,, Mar ;
(u,rroa etc. etc Also. very old dAiafta anu
81 SR,lX run. LONDON PORTER. eCoTt ii
and ENGLISH ALE, and many other articles 100
numerous to mention. -
CIGARS have been very scarce, owing TO the troll,
HES In Cuba but have succeeded In keeping goou
supply on hand.
Knowing that no other io;lse n the State has Is
large. and we'll selected i stock u otter, respect
fully beg call from Al IL walt oi either vi Inc
above.
WH[>kEYS of the very best houses, and old, II
large quantities, constantly Oh hand.
OSCAR CRAM.
Importer of Wines, Liquors. and CigarS..
.n1.-eoIin No. Ia Governor street.
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RICHMOND AND DASylLLE RAILROAD to.,(
RICHMOND, December ~. 1872. {
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
~ ROAD.-on andafter SUNDAY, December 2:,
GOING WEST.
Train No. itnr''ugn passcngcrJ leaves Richmond
daily except SIirdiy-l at $40 y. NJ. leaves Dan
f P.M At 1850 "'''''' 81 '''''''''' a. ''''
Train No. s Uynchhurg passenger leaves Rich
mnnd daily at SIS y. ~; arrives at Lynchbug al
Train No. 10 Through mail and expr.ssi leaves
Richmond daily Al .3D L. NJ; leaves lhnyiic daily
a A. H. Ii:' T. A arrives at Greensboro daily at ''''
GOING EAST.
no. ,, 1,nr1S N h. ,:,iI
:; 10? A. NJ; arrives 1T Richmond daily ut i.:'5
Train No. Through pase"ngcrj leaves Greens
horu' daily except SuHdiys) at II: II. VI: leaves
Dauyie at .:j2 i. NJ. arrives al l:ichmoGd at $3.50
7. NJ.
nirg daily AT \. NJ: leave, i'nrkcr!c AT l255 l..
arrives At Richmond al 3:i5 T. W.
Trains Nos atd 10 CONNECT AT GREENSBORO WIN
trains on the North Carolina railroad for ali points
south.
for Raleigh. arriving there nj 7:oa y W. PlSsellg'fs
leaving Raleigh mt 7ls L. VI. connect at Greensboro
with tram No. for Richmond
Train No. connects Ut Eurke:i lie With train on
the Atlantic, Mississippi and ohio railroad TOR all
puiuis southwest and south.
Lynchburg Accommodation Train leavcn Rich
VI
at Lynchimrg In iimet" connect IN me Morning
Passenger train the Atlln'lc, Mississippi. and
Ohio railroad for the southwest.
Passengers COMING east leave Lyncnlirg alter me
arrival of the Atlantic. Mississippi and ohio pas.
srnger train from Bristol, and arrive at Richmond
at a4s i. VI.
TiIRUGGI TICKETS 10 MI point, south AMI
southwest IAN ls procured al the ticket Office In
Rich,oni. and pt l.: +. WALKER. Agent of he
Atlantic, Mississippi and ohio railroad, No. E'2,
Main street. RithHopd.
Papers that have arrangements to advert!s. the
schedule Of this company will please print is above
john r. NACNURDn,
Genera, Freight and Ticket Agent
7. NJ. II. TALCorT. Engineer and SuDernt"nh-
H.
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC RAILROAD
UP DAY NAIL leaves Byr,l-Strcct station
z.
UP NIGHT NAIL leaves Eyrd-Sirct station $40
+. VI. Except or Suudays.I
u ACCOMMODATES leaves Bruai-Sirtct
station ST.. VI. Except On Sunlay:.)
DnWE DAY MAIL arrives at Byrd'Sreet sta
ton at 2 r. ~
DUWE NIGHT MAIL arrives n Byrd-Strcct Sta
ton $50 A. VI. Except ~ McntaySD
DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives ai
Broad Street station s:37 4. VI. Except on SUI
E,yS.l
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Eroa'i-Sirect saiun"n
Mondays. Wednesdays. AMI Fridays al G:!j \. VI.
connecting ut QmntiCo with The AcNandria and
fredericksburg rsiiway. Returning arrive NJ roah
Street station GA III, STAYS. thursdays. and Satul-
days al $40 T. VI.
By or,.cr III General Superintendent.
j. Il. GENTRY,
ieR General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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VNHOMAS BALMER 4 CO.,
l. IMPORTERS,
1917 CARY ST Rect.
offer a con- plete assortment of FANCY GROCE-
RIES and WIN ~, including
PEEK FREAS CRACKERS,
ALBERT BISCUITS,
LEA & PERRI~s'S WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
COLMAS'S MUSTARD,
cones ijELATISE
M.NcAROSI,
MORTOS'S ENGLISH PICKLES,
CANNED TOMATOES,
CANNED PEACHES.
WINSLOW'S CORN,
RASS'S ALE, bottled by Hilbert:
AILsOr'S ALE, tsl:tltd IN HILBERT:
GUiSSESs'S PORTER, ho,ilcdby Hilbert:
GUINNESS PORTER, Bottled By E,Irke;
HESSESSY BRANDY.
ISASSI SHERRY,
HANGERS MOT TTAlS Wlil>kEr,
BRASDEECUEG TABLE ON. ap3
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CHOICE TEAS.
v S chests very superior GREEN TEA.
chests very fine OOLOSG TEA.
". q. DASDRlDGE CO..
NH % s27 Broad street.
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TAMPHOR, for packing winter goods,
" furs. &C, FIR sale by
POWHATAN Z. DUPUY. Apothecary.
an II io7 broad street
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GOODWYN'S LINIMENT, 49,.
for the speedy relief of #.#
HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA.
MILLER PIERCE, Apothecaries.
corner Of Fifth and Marshall streets.
anls Sole agents for this city.
FRENCH REMEDIES. &c.

DEMEDY FOR SCRATCHES on DOGS
IL for sale by PuWHATAS f. DUPUY.
aDl7 ApOtherary. A27 Rrnnd str.et.
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ELIXIR iODO, BROMIDE CALCIUM
- COMPOUND. HIrRRtL'S BITTER WINE
OF IRON. ELIXIR PEPSIN AND BISMUTH,
PLEATE OFMERCCRI AND MORPHINE, &c.
an lf,-,t l.. WAGNER. lpr,,op St
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-09-03

AMwELL MILIs.-For some time past, the
Superintendent of the Amwell Mills Mr.. Jos.
]. Frazer has been agitating the enlargement
of the company's manufacturing facilities
(Which would add greatly to the financial
prosperity of the company, but the stock.
holders have not taken hold of the project
with the interest that they should By the
investment of $50, 000-only two thirds of the
cost of the present buildings and machinery
the production Of the mill can be increased
about $50 per cent, while the expenses will
not by any means be doubled, no more fore
men being required for double the number of
hands than at present. This extension of
business would not only yield a handsome
dividend to the stockholders, but greatly ben
eft our city by the increased number of per-
sons which the factory would employ. 1t is
to be hoped that an earnest effort will be made
to accomplish this result, and that those who
do not at present own any stock in the Com
pany may be induced to invest.
In this connection it may not be amiss to
say, that Mr.. Frazer has recently received an
offer of position in New England manu-
featuring establishment at salary much lar
ger than he is receiving here, and if the Com
pany does not undertake this extension of
business, it is probable he will accept. He
has managed the affairs of the company
with great ability and it will be difficult to
supply his place.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-09-03

NEELY's MILLS BURNED.-On last Friday
morning, at about o'clock, the grist mill of
John t. Nicely, about three miles below New
Hope, was discovered to be on fire, and in a
short time was destroyed with all its con-
tents. The mill had not been run for several
days owing to the dam being out of order,
and the stock in it was small The loss is
about $4,000, on which there is an insurance of
$1S75.00 The fire is supposed to be the
work of an incendiary, as there has been no
light or fire in the mill for some time.
Mr.. Nicely, we learn, intends to rebuild as
soon as possible.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-09-03

g1y- A hundred or more persons from this
city received invitations to visit the Grand
Jury at Pennington, yesterday, the supposed
object of which was to obtain from them
some evidence in relation to the illegal sale of
liquor in this city. This action has caused
great fiuttering and excitement. among the
whiskey men, and it is reported that various
schemes are under way to thwart the efforts
to stop this villanous business We shall see
how it succeeds.
We are informed by some who went to
Court yesterday, that large numbers of
those who were subpGnaed, acted in very
disorderly manner on the cars ; whiskey was
handed around in bottles, and rowdyism was
rampant We are also informed that the Chief
Justice directed that any of the witnesses who
were drunk should be locked until sober