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eSoltt(e Satea>t.

eSn Mn19luile an un1ere frIberen
Munoerartitel loiien mir bier eiue turae
Doriteltung bes @unherlebens oer 9ouile
9ateou Ser nod lebenoen efitatiI9en
Sunsfrau 5u 8ois b'Saine in 8el9ien
,fol9en. ..#..
9ouile lit ant 80. Sonuor 1850 9e=
boren; bas brittle &ino beg @re9or 2o=
.teou uno 1einer Srau Mbele pi1ens; Die
stuei altern @9lpeftern ,tuoren oamals
@p1ine feds uno Mbeline 5ipei uno elm
babies eyabr alt. Ser Dater arbeitete
,auf einen GiIen,perf Die Mutter ols cine
Sa9l0bnerin. qls oos &ino or,ttebalb
Nionate aft >par, itarb Der Doter an ben
Smolpods 2ouile befam lie au9 un6
bic Mfutter tuar omei Sabre lang bett-
l69eri9. Notb un6 Mrnutb 9errl9te in
Der Gamilie unb 2ouile belu6te nur flint
Monate bic @6ule, mo- iie leien uno Den
&ate9ismus lernte oas @9reiben iab
1ie asoern &inbern ab. 8ei au' ibrer
Mrbeit, ims@orten unb Gelo. beim 5trid=
itrumpfe unb Der Ndbuo1 19ine aber bate
1ie @ott Dor Mu9en. 8eim @ebete batte
ite ftets cine iuni9e Mnba6t, unb oann
batte 1ie cine gar 5drtlid)e Sbeilnabme
fir bic armen @eelen I'M Ge9feuer. Mls
'iie elf Sabre alttpar, empfin9 lie Die erite
;. Gon1munion uno barnad) trat Iie ale
5mei :Mo9en gu ben b. Soframenten.
SIN Sabre 1866 pFe9te lie NIT Der
9rDbten Mufopferuns bic gbolerdfronfen.
Sm Sabre 1857 tpuroeslie franf unb mar
Dem &ooe nabe. @ie empfng am Mitt=
tpp6 ben 1S. September Die beiligen
SterbeI eIaframente am Greita9 lag iie
gan3 folt uno betuuBtlos ba. Man pollte
nun cine neuntdsi9e Mnba6t CUR Miutter
@ottes Beginner; bai@ld9t iie pl6bli6 bic
8ranfc bic Nugen auf unb ia9t baB fiel
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5,
erflebt,: Die bel1ienigea 5u @ate fommt,
Die oie{e 9e,ueibten 9in8es redt gebrau=z
@en.@ 0b irssnb Elm @eoenfiano ee,peibt
lit, tueiB mon nur oann, tpenn es feit=
itebt bab Der Weibeatt oamit poraenom=
men lit. Wenn i'd ). 9. spei Moleu=
trdn5e befbe, BON oenen Der cine gemeibt
/ 1T, Der anoere aber nidt, 10 lit es allen
Wfeni i@en, Die ionlt feline &enntniB BON
Der Meibe baben, lnmoelitb auf natiir+
|li9e Wei(e 81 unterl6eiben, ,uel9er BON
beioen 9emeibt ,uurbe. - Wos aeidab
nun bel 9ouiie 2ateou? Menn man Der
Gtitati19en gspeibte 9inse in bic Sauo
CAB, 70 belt lie oie1elben feit; 9ab mon
ibr aber un9etueibte @eeeni itdrbe 10 fie=
len iie ibr aus Der 9anb uno Der Mrm
ielbit, ben man erboben bate, lant, lo=
balo CT ni6t mebr in Die S0be sebalten
,puroe. ...
Nlit Sauob parb Dottor 0elcroir
am Mbeno na9 leiuer Giieftebr am 8abn=
bofe BON ieinen Sre;maurer* *Brioern be-
sriibt iie 9laubten nun bic fatbplil9e
&irAe itiirmen su t6nnen, nadbem elmer
Der ibrigen, Elm auf9efldrter 9lr5t bic
uclerifaleg gom6oie" 9eieben uno unterlu6t
botte. 9lber Der Treimaurer 9oftor trat
ernit in Die Mitte leiner Qogenbrioer uno
ia9te: uDeeine Treunoe, i6 CLAUDE ni9t
an Wunber, ober i'd mar 3euoe elmer
@ade, Die 10 auberorbentli9 lit, baB
map ni9t oariiber laden fam; i'd babe
n1tliGes 9}a6oenfen nbtbis" unb er
oo6te 10 ernitll6 nod, bab er Die perrudte
Treimaurerei perlieB 5ur fot6olilben
Stride 5uriidfebrte uno na1 Gmpfang
Der beilisen @otramente in ben erFen
Monotsn bes Sabres 1871 zines Drift
li6en Sobes "ltarb. @eit Der 3eit }Ur6-
ten f6 Die unsldubisen Merste @uropas,
Die aQe CUR unterIu6ung einaelaeen 1ino,
Dor 2ouile 9ateau, lpie Dor Der Pef. sic
tommen ni6t ie woQen @ottes Mun=
Der ni6t leben. Sn alien Sonorten bat--
ten bieie un9laubigeu Mer5te i'm 4nfanse
ii6er Yfaffenbctrug 9eI6impft; Der 9an5e
gbor Der un9ldubi9en PreNe batte g.
ter.uno Wforojo sel6rieen man batte
| 9e|pDtfet llno 9elQltert mas m0n nl9t
peritano. 9lber iebt, ba @ottes 8unoer
an 2ouile 2oteau fortoauern big auf ben
beutisen Sag, ba menl6li@er @@arf-
| finn uno meni 6li6e @elebrlamfeit our6=
aus feline natiirlibe Grfldruns fir bic
Grl9einursen an Dem ein fa9en Mdo=
6en in 8ois b'9aine finoen fam, iekt
balten ii6 a[le oieie ,uiitbenoen Teinoe Der
fatbolii6en &irde fern pom @9auplabe
Ser Munoer tuomit @ott feline allein<
lelisma6enoe &irde in unlerer 3eit per-
berrli6t; iebt l6lpei9en ale li6eralen
3eitungen ni9t nur in an6eren 2dnoern
ionoern au9 in Bel9ien lel6it BON oer
2oliiie 9ateau. N6er 9eroSe Die les iabres
lan9e S6>pei9cn lit bas laute tie 3eugniB
fiir Die Wabrbeit oes Wunoers.
- Sn PbilaoelpDia bieli einit eins
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- Sn PbilaoelpDia bielt einit eine
Qudterin folgenoMnreoe an oie@emeinoe:
v2iebe Sreunoe: Gs gibt orei 9inse,
iiber welde i@ mid 1ebr >uunoere; @r-
items, bab bic &in6er oos Obi It, BON ben
Bduuen werfen, itatt ou tparten> bis es
abfdQt. 3meitens, oab ii6 Mdnner in
&rie9e ober i'm 9uell taoten> itatt 5u
tuarten> bis iie bon ielbit iterben. 8 rittens,
oab bic Siin9Rnge ben Mdb9en ta@lau=
fen> benn ,uenn lie gu 9aule blieben Mir
ben bic Mao9en 9erne 5u i6nen fommen
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-
| |nidt Iterben lperoe, uno fat anf berStelIe
/ trat @eneIur9 Elm. SIN 6ribiabr: 1868
perFel lie. in cine nod idwerere Rrant=
|beit, als man abers msinte, ,boB iie 'terben
,uirbe es NOR an, Is. Mpril - iagte.
Life, boB2lie am 81, qlpril in Die STRIDE
gebenj ,peree. unb ,pirfli9 mar iie am
senannteu Gage tuieber seiunb: sins in
Die STRIDE nno empfins Die beilise Goin=
Inunion.g .sssl,. p -. a-e.:s = ...
Drei Sage 1pdter1 an "a Mpril 1868
3ei9te iid 3um erlten Male @ottes Wun=
Der an oieIem Mdo9en; es trat ndmli6
Die @!i9mutiiatipn Elm. Inter Stigma
tt1ation peritebt man oieienise eisentbiim<
li9e Gri6einung, oab perlonen an Srei<
tasen Die flint @aupt,punbmaIe bes @ei=
lanoes an ihrem &0rper tra9en unb aug
oielen bluten. Die &ir9en9e19i6te
tpeiBt SO bis so Berionen auf, an oenen
i'm 2aufe Der Sabrbunoerte bas 9lei9e
Munoer bet @ti9matiiotion conitatirt
Lift. 9opon lebten in unierem Sabrhuns
bert Mnna &atbarina Gmmeri6, Die 1924
gu 9iilmen in Weffalen itarb uno Moria
M6rl, Die Dor einisen Sabren in Sirol
| itarb. ..
Sod febren mir Suriid 3u 2oui1e
2ateau. 9lm Treita9 Den "a. Npril 1868
FoB Blut aug ibrer linfen @eite ltno aug
Dem linfen TuBe. 9ouile tuar eritaunt>
aber ni1t erl@redt. 9lm onoern Sage
tpar>pon elmer Ml,,roe nidlts araebr lidt=
bar. slm folge,soen ;Sreitas. ben l. Mai
foB bos 8lut iuieoer aus Der linfen
Seite uno aus Dem 9fiiden Der beioen
Siibe. 9ln oritten Sreitog Den s. Mai
Sei9te 1ib :ous *8lut ipieoer an Der linfen
@eite unb an beioen Biiben, se9en 8 lbr
Wornlittags hoB es aub ous beioen 9dn=
oen ,llno stpor rei9li6. 9lun fonnte
2out1e, >pelbe Die @a9e gebeim 9ebolten
botte ni1t meDr unbeoba6tet bleiben.
gluf ben &ot6 bes Bfarrers lpuroe Elm
@oftcr ssbolt oer Wlittel perl6rieb.
)Diele ober binberten Die Blutunsen am
| folsenoen Sreitose nid)t; oieIelben tpie=
Eberbplten 1i6 BON oa an :, an jeoem Trei=
tag, an onbern Sa9en 9in9 2ouile nn9e=
binbert ibrer grbeit na9.
@m II. Suli 1868 an brei5ebnten
Sreito9e trat W}itta9s 2 ubr gu oer 8lu=
tung cine Gditaie bin5u. 9os Wort
Gdfa1e beibt 8er5iidun9, ;. uno i'm 3u=
fanoe Der Gditaie 1T Die @eele 9lei6iam
aus benz &6rper entfernt 1no in Elm iiber=
natiirli9es, iberiroi1 DIES @ebiet entriidt.
Ser Menl6 erfennt babel @ott in elmer
bDberen @eile, 9eniebt feline 2iebe uno
pereinigt 1einen @illen mebr nit bem
gDttli9en, ols biele linn mD9li@ lit 10
lange 1eine @eele am &0rper gebunoen
1T. Sic edltati16en perionen linb jeoer
@innespabrnebmun9 entriidt lie lino
unempfnbli6 9esen iebes selpaltiame
0erfabren gegen ibren &0rper uno nur
Der Wi(le @ottes allein fonn ben 3ui itanb
ber Gditaie aufbeben. Da @ott aber
pie 9eiih9e 2eitun9 Der 0fenl@en leiner
beiligen tatbolii4en STRIDE iiber9eben bat>
10 geniist Der ELM fa@e 8efebl oes re9t=
mdBigen fir6li@en Obern,' Die @dfa=
til9en aus Der 8er5iiduns 5uriid5ubrin=
gen. Mm befen ma@t man ii9 einen
8egriff BON ben1 3ultanbe Der Sd itoIe,
tpenn man Die 8e19reibun9 6erlelben
lieit, unb 10 fommen mir oenu pieoer auf
2ouiie 2oteau 5uriid.
o.
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Gddeln iiber br&aglnaelidt
IstpiIhen Gineilt treten 5branen aus. ber
Musen. I'm 81 ubr ruff ber pfarre,
lie luteber5; augenblidfid9 tommt lie aun
BemnBtIein nnb unterbdlt fh nit i'm
nit Der Mutter uno Ben .ebtpe1tern. Qln
Mbenbe erneuerte iieb Bic .gditale uni
bauerte his .ee9en 3 llbr Moraens.
sg5 gIlu t,ddifen ssreitoo ben o. exuri ,nie. n
berhoIte iid5 bie Gfifo{e unh bo,ierte hen
or5kter1 Sbeif bes Sooes iiber 6o.oe=
idab es and, an ben foloen6en Freitooen
Mm Mittuod) ben 26. Muquit fob Dc,
grabii6of non Me6elu alg Der er1t,
fir9li6e Miirbentraaer, Die Qouiie. 9(m
Treitas barauf 1aber Die @tigmatiiation
uno Die gditale; er blieb bier @tunben
lang; nm 81 llbr rief er Qoui1e aus De,
Gd1faIc; lie fam ouoenblidlib au ji6
janf ouf bic ,&nie unO bat UNI 6en bi=
IdDFiden Seoen.
Sim 25. @entember ,e;otp ,;d, ann er=
5fen N}oIe bic 9nrnrnfrone: nier ir bImtenSe
Niinftd6en ,pie MN einem NoheI5tih nrrs
,Ir5oht er5dienrn m Her St;rnp: }nSte,
trot 6ie 9(utuno r;nos nm hen 9onf s;,,
- Scr 0i5hof nm Somrnon iettp nm
d. 6enten,ber zine Gommittp ein nm S;e
@r5heinunoen IN Ser 0om;5e 0oteon ~,
unteriuden 9ic5es Gnmmitte be5touuS
ous hrei Wriestern einem Mrnfeiior hc,
Webicin uno Dem @tootsmini1ter 8 e.
d, a mrs 1leber Elm Sohr iette bos
Gommitte bie 11nter5mdnno fort nnh ,no
6obei mod, on6ere s6enIooeu nnS Merste rf
AZ 9}athe
az n,.;4 s.. p.x;ht >na rox,;4,s
a.rSs.nht 'ro a. 1el no Grs ~ Sot.,.ts tsro;
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r m"ta r., "p ,nnr I,r nn Sa;uan 81
pr;1orn ; " tonftroot i o I" Sns Gon,;tta :,
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- Gin NeQe + fiel BON eiuem

Gin @e9e fiel BON einem Wa=
gen uno nur Der itarten S9aa1e ieines
9irnI9doels bate ct es 5lt peroanfen>
oab er ni@t lebensgefaDrli@ ii9 perpun~
bet bate. Ser >pieoer Don leinen1 Sale
oufsefanoene Re9er 9riff io9lei@ nad
ieiner Munoe ain &opfe, uno iaete eno=
li6 n@ott Iei Dant> oab bic Bel@dbi=
9ung an feinetn eblen Sbeile 1T.
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to.the mine, taking one seye.s feet forward
then going back aud bringing he ether, oDs
nj time, nntii he brought them u the fresh
air Mt the entrance. Before be got lem out
| he was rejOiced TO notice sigus 0f returning
consciousness ia them all. 1t was some tiff,e
after reaching the mouth of the mine before
the three men were able to comprehend their
situation and to realize that their escape
from the very jaws Of death was almost mi.
raculous. aid was procured for them, and
they were taken to one OF the hotels in the
place; and their remarkable adventure made
quite sensation in Pittston.
In the same chamber was enacted fearful
tragedy on Friday. Wcstley Willis, young
man who had just hired out to work in the
mine, while awaiting orders thought to take
q look ut things inside. Unfortunately, he
was not aware of the fre-damp chamber, and
followed the passage directly into it. No
sooner had he entered the foul place when
the gas was exploded by Willis's mine.amp
on bis hat, and the young man was hurled
out of the chamber against the jagged side of
the gallery. The report was heard for q
great distance round, and the passage was
soon filled with startled miners. Willis's
body was found mangIed and nutilated
so as to be almost unrecognizable. His face
was burned black and nearly every bone Ia
bis body was broken. He was the only sup.
port Of widowed mother and crippled
brother.
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The Lrt-copa. General Convention.
as.".. orc p0adcncc Of the Philadelphia Eve
Giug Eu.l"yn.i

st."'. orc pJadcncc Of the Philadelphia Eve
aiug Eu.l"un.i
N" : e.E, November 1.-There seems
ny t.'" II ubt but that the General Con-
'..i'n i adjourn tomorrow. The canon
I-li.a. and Tue pctirlon on 5aptispal re-
-..ria,.I aIye been disposed Ozone by
- 49,. H." 1rd the other by negative action.
~ OILY ".grF i.>ut Of importance is that OF
.''A1 d 52nt commission TO prepare re.
t'''1 .ya1c'i revision, 10 be submitted 10
- a'A. t'"arr9l Convention.
'">,''2.y was Il busy day, It's principal
..'.-'" h"IL@ settlement OF the canon on
.'''' 's-ans> Ly the passage of the follow
H.. fnrpr.:
'F'2..... IN" House Of Bishops concur
80 ..f' tlc io!'owing additional section
.I.,'. W - canon -, title l, of the use Of
h.'n % Common Prayer"
L.. " .'S bishop have any reason 10 be-
49, ~. j cOmpIIiut be made 10 him In
~. ..'-'- ~ l''o or more of MS presbyterS,
,,'- .".''" h. jurisdiction ceremonies or
,,.'>'.' .Ji Ordained or authorized in the
T.. W 'pI non Prayer, and setting forth
-, .'""'"Hu2 erroneous or doubtful doc.
C.,, @''" rvcn Introduced By any minister
,r,'.NN~ II" celebration of the holy COM
rs ,'I''A uch as (dl The elevation of the ele-
r.r IL Tie holy communion in such man.
,sl.S - expose them TO the views Of the
= I L d o'J""t, toward which alteration is
t.. ~ mace, W any act OF alteration toward
sgJ, s'.Aeuts in the holy communion,
nr, Dn"Ing-, prostrstions, and genufleX-
sr.,," "Ia al otner like acts not authorized or
Iar ''su - The rubric. OF the Book OF Com.
.t.i, [f'yef-~it shall be the duty Of such
;f;'P'" summon the standing committee
isyal,;v 0aD>e! OF advice, and With them to
,s,,,I34le The matter.
toi I' H. ai'er investigation, it shall appear
Inv, ~, NHyop and the standing committee
1r .n VIZ tiLonies aud practices not ordained
G, -ull'T'z"d as aforesaid are setting forth
,fr''' pi1bo"Hlns erroneous or doubtful doc
ir.rro,,n' sa'ii be the duty Of tue bishop, by
sdmnnHieht CT writing updcr his hand, 10
c 9IGia.DH lnt minister of the parish TO dis
"1e such practices or ceremonies; and
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PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER /, 1874.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Westover, Skinner, Baltimore, mer-
chanulse and passengers, Powhatan Steamboat
Company. l.. Il. Tatum, agent.
Bark Nancy Brysun tsr.l. Duncan, Liverpool ria
Norfolk, salt, Lee, Seldom & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post Norfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers. l.. Il. Iatum, agent.
Steamer NOrf TX, Tunnel, Philadelphia, merchau-
disc and passengers, W. 7, Porter
Brig MoZarr lGr.l, chcns. Santos. -four, liaX-
all, Ctenshaw Co., aud Gallego Mills Manutac-
turing company.
cloop u. !. Frederick, Howard down river, 10
load oysters for Richmond
MEMORANDA.
Arrived at Philadelphia, November 2, schooner
b. Bradley. hcMonagic from Richmond.
At Philadelphia, November 2. scn0onerS Maggie
Van Drsr n, LISTER, and w. Z. Cox, Thomas, from
James river, Va.
arrived at New York, November 2. schooner
Frank Walter, saxion. from Richmond, Va; also,
schooners sally ann, WiliclS: monmouth. ander-
son: Crisis, Bowcn; A. h. Reynolds, rainier; D. b.
Johnson Soper; VI. q. Leonard, th.Se; Moonlight
Rogers: B. f. Aumack Tllton-a from Virginia.
Al Providence. Il. l., October 8 /, schooner bonuy
Boat, Kelly. from Richmond. Va.
TOTAL DISASTERS IN OCTOBER.
The number Of vessels belonging to, or bound 10
or from, ports III the United States reported totally
lost and missing during the past month Is II OF
which IS were wrecked. 2 abandoned, burned, 4
fouuOered, aud arc missing. They are cttssec rs
follows-viz steamers. ships. barkS, brlgs.
aud schuoners: and their total value, exclusive OF
cargoes, is estimated ut $59S.OOO
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,..,rrfrom StauuSon.

10 kirhulNnL. Cn.l
..,..., \, November !. 1874.
'a' 49,, ,,,i'i ,,,.fin,rosr p;rht
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e. '.''., .,t,, o,!.,,,n, If rho EoS,on
y, .r.'. ,'. .,,,.o,, hrn6,ad foo, of
Z, -~ '.'' 'noI,,,s,v oF ,ba c;tr
'~,.,..,f'u,. 70 Stills. Numc.
1.'-.. g. p, ..,.,,Ints iucr,dinr the sala.
a..~. we're allowed. The FL
....... .rrSnnted The following
....f, ,ye, ofopt,d.
r... . warrant he drawn Oh
@i09. 10 be applied TO the
w. !r,,6erS,and by purchasing
I'D, .,i holf;n,. i a. , reserve
.' 49,, c;t,. !. Tonuir.6 ia INV
-. NO. ,.t,y NAYS the interest
.,, ,n..n, that mucb rrduc-
.'"' :, .hn 1nyt * Il i only
.... ,..'4,nn, nf tha ;n,arcst from
49, Jru,nrsr ,b;s swan
a.. '''' :. r,..ardaS - an .vcolIent
..' - .. ...t.~s
g.. " ~, ,rr-rnted By the agents Of
rI.o,,,nip, Of this State located
..., ,.~. ,n,- TO ;,p relieved from a
.a-,,T-,iya do,l4rs each i'm.
-, ,,v.orainanca nf tho
'' ' Ia of Iha MILTON is that
- ,,,n,,,rns Wv the Si,tn NJ
"~ ,.,.,t tronr ,oy,,;nn hv the
N..-'. &c.,. ,',,,.,,. exs,n,r, from ,.va.
........,r =. '- ,ha chgrtor onjv Grants
~: -,y such s1,,i.ctS Of rava.
......' ,..., ,'y ,t,. S,,ta This na,i,ion
... 49, S3s,f.v & Ruma,rdnar 70.
.... tlnnmI,Ia Insurance COM
.,.'.'....- '.'- '"''' ~
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Thrilling Adventures In u COal-MiBe-
An Explosion of Fire.Damp.
T,peci dispatch to The kepublic.l

| i
P1TTsToN, Pa, November PA few days
| since four men, strangers, desiring to see the
| interior workings OF coal-mine, entered
the Columbia tunnel, near Rough and Ready
| mine, at this place. Some distance from the
entrance the passaSe-Way DIVORCES, Leading
| in one direction into the working part of the
| niue, and TO large, unused chamber IN the
other. This chamber has been abandoned
some time, and, as a consequence. has be-
| come filled with fire.damp and other noX-
| ous gases arising in cLal-!nlne. Ihe vlSl'
| tors. being without guide, tound their
way along the dark and Shiny passage oy
| means OF a lantern carried by one OIL the par
| ~, and took the tunnel leading into thls IN.
| tested chamber. Entering 1t, they walked
about until they began to feel The effect OF
! the poisonous gases. Aware OF the preVa-
ience of fire-damp IN names, they knew aC
once the c use OF the peculiar sensation, ana
cndeayored to find the way by when they
entered the chamber, in order that they
might escape. Before the entrance could De
foupd three Of the party were obliged to
succumb to the Influence OF the hTe.damp,
and fell 10 the ground. The fourth, carry
ing the lantern, found the passage, and sue
ceeded in reaching the outside gallery, hut
in weak cor dition. He soon recovered after
coming in contact with the pure air. aud
at once set himself about the rescuiDg, II pos
sible, of his companions. He was fearful
that if he left the niue for aid they would
be dead or beyond the hope Of resusetation
before he could return, so he determined TO
Renter the noxious chamber and drag his
friends forth into the air himself. fastening
in, he discovered by the dim light cast by his
lantern the PROSTATE bodies of his three
companions. Hanging the lantern on one OF
his arms by the large carry lingering, ne
grasped two OF the seoseless men Dy tDeis
collars. and Being a powerful man, and
neryed TO still greater strength by the
circumstances, he pulled them out into
the man passage. Pausing second for
a breath of fresh mir, be again rushed into
the chamber and drew the remaining man
out. Losing no time, he dragged his sense
less friends toward the mouth ef the entrance
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from Earr,ayiiIe

:..i ahac~ 81 the Richmond Dispatch.l
fAE%vILLE, November t, 1874.
Tie -."-. Chicago circus and mena@erie
p, ..s,t. ana i under attachment here.
: a.9:I.tt9r j, away. but on being Inform
o.. H., L. c,Adl.jon does not come 10 its re-
-". Tn" presumption j, that it will slowly
1.'."', 800" and fall TO pieces, leaving the
l444. on Uur hands. "What will we
& @t4t" Is The pertinent inquiry. I'm
.>', ". .H!lor. you can aid us in securing
Ill aia.a@.v purchaser ne may have TO en-
"'aWt&- >how.busmc>s. A local institu-
..-a q. TIL higG. 1t Is thought, might save
T. ,-"a.a3yanrr 70 which We have Tor some
ILL" a-~1 subjected in having foreign shows
(. AIRY I; oar SMALL change.
IL. ~,- itou vs. the most quiet one we
hang 4a': -: years. The result you know.
Y. Y Il,
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL1l
ROAD COMPANY. Z

RICHMOND AND Pet rRsBURG RAI-l
ROAD COMPANY.
NOMMENCING JUNE 18th, 1874, trains
~ on this road will run as follows:
LEAVE RICHMOND SOUTH
500 A. NJ, THROUGH Mali. daily Except Sum
day.. connecting for al points South
500 A. ~, FEElaHCTRa AIN daily Excerpt Sum
dayl, with coach attached, Tor Peters.
burg and stations OH the Southslde
road, Lynchburg, and the West.
1:45 2. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West. Pas
sengers taking this train viii make
close connection at Petersburg for
Norfolk. t-t2t
$50 P. NJ, FREIGHT daily Except sundayh
with coach attached. i
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
7:45 A. NJ. FREIGHT TRAIN daily Except
Sunday with coach attached.
1900 ~, THROUGH MAIL daily, connecting
with Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points East
and West
500 P. NJ, Freight daily Except sundxyl,
coach attached.
sos P. NJ, THROUGH NAIL daily except Sun.
day. connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg aud Potomac railroad
for al points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached. running through 70
Baltimore. Also making close con-
nectiou with The Ghcsap axe and Ohio
railroad for the Virginia Springs and
points North and West.
The NAIL TRAINS VIII not stop between Rich.
monu and Petersburg except at Manchester ana
Trains on the Glover Hill win leave Chester d
$50 z. If. tng will leave Clover I'LL at d
n. NJ. daily except SnnCay.
ALL Tnal Ms leaving fetcrsourg VIII start from
AppomattoX depot. t
je27 A. SHAW, SUPERINTENDENT.
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THROUGH TICKETS to all points NORTH
SOUTH, EAST, and WEST vts railroad and
steamship lines
Tickets to and from all points in Europe ria
Cunard Line.
RATES SAME AS AT DEPoTs.
PASSENGERS and baggage called fes, and boggage
checsed from hotels and residences 10 destination
on all tsskets sold by us.
Latest styles of PLEASURE CAREsssEs for
hire.
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gers and furnlsh transportation.
For correct fnformatlon, through tickets,
sLEEPNG-cAR SECTIONS, and STATE
ROOMS, apply at
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