DEATH FROM LocKfAW.
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About two weeks since, F7aVei LeOnsis, only son

 of Mir. Elijah LoOmis, of Norfolk, while at work

 in the dye-house attached to the Satinett Manu- factory of J. S. Kilbourn & Son, in that town, by some accident slipped into kettle of boiling dye, severely scalding one of his legs. His situation, however, was considered by no means critical, and he was thought to be doing well, until Saturday night last, when symptoms of IOek:jGsO showed themselves. Dr. Welch, of this village, was Im- mediately sent for, but all efforts to save him pro- we'd unavailing. He died about o'clock on Sun- day evening-a victim of that terrible malady. He was an amiable and very promising lad, about fif- teen years of age; and his untimely death will be deeply and sincerely mourned, not only by his af- fcted parents and sisters, but by all who knew him.