The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-07
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Mad dogs are said TO be prevalent MOTIFS county
and the farmers have determined to kill every dog
ming on their premises without master. The Jersey
man says that in Morristown bitten Tues
number Of aoss and RoSs in thst Vicinity hsVs
likewise been wounded by strange dogs but whether
mad or not 1t was impossible toteu
The weather has in Boston as here oppressively
not, the thermometer standing from 81 to 90 deg.
The packet ship Anglo Saxon, which cleared yestsr-
aay from Boston for Liverpool has cargo comprising
1888 barrels Of -four 500 barrels of rosn casks tai
low besides butter lard leather, sperm OIL manganese.
clocks, rocking chairs and shoe pegs
On Thursday and Friday last there was the highest
Ireshet IN the Cape Fear since the winter Of $780,
Great damage has doubt been done mills and other
property and general destruction to all river crops
This destroys the second and third planting Of this
year-Raieigh NJ c. Register, Sept. /.
The telegraph from Auburn to Ithaca to be extended
to Elmira.
The dreadful and loathsome disease of small pox is
gng with great destruc uveness in Toronto, Canada
The Hartford Courant of Wednesday says that an at
tempt was made to poison the whole family Of Daniel
the we'll pair of valuable horses being killed by
drinking of the water, saved the lives Of the family
great hoax has been played upon the people Of Pitts
nrgh as WI be seen by the following from the Adver-
tended at the Hand street Bridge yesterday afternoon to
see the man hy' One gentleman. we understand saw
he isl to his edited listeners Both sides Of the river
were lined with spectators from the bridge to the Point
At the appointed hour while the thousands strain
ing their eyes on the bridge and breathess with
expectation, an enormous goose launched from the
heavily into the river II the greatest hoax Of the
season"
The town of Bayou Sara Ga) was visited Saturday
night the 22d ut with one of the most tremendous falls
OF rain experienced in that place The rain
menced on Friday night at 10 o'clock, and continued
The was completely deiuged Some Of the houses
had several inches OF water the floors dam recent
y built across the Bayou Sara was entirely swept away,
ana serious apprehensons entertained Tor the sale
y OF the railroad bridge In the country the effects Of
the food still disastrous; fences carried
aVa and .lapr cd md nhara nl
cattle drowned The reshet lasted but few hours, the
ponds and creeks subsding their usual height
The new Lunatic Asylum buildings in Utica,
y completed. They three in number, two Of them
extend at right angles from the OF the main building
$40 feet and the third connects their exremties being
800 feet in length With the front building they enclose
court yard of 300 by $40 feet The whole building
is admirably arranged for the purpose to which ded
Gated end is OF tho nobles objects of benevolence
that has been erected by the State The number Of
inmates at this time is $50 which is than the build
ing suitably accommodate until the apartments
opened when patients received and amply
provided for The Asylum is under the direction of Dr.
We have seen letter from citizen of Butler county
to brother Of the writer who lives in this place which
states that an unmarried young lady IN that county had
and all alive and kicking" This is the most extra
ordinary case Of spontaneous production that We have
act in the Digess Of Akin and Clay be enforced
body would have to pay $4,000 for the vegetables -
Marion (.4iab) Ners.
1t intended among other things for the celsbra-
ton of the accomplishment of Mr. Eatons feat to have
got up immense bonfire out Of the great quantity Of
dry wood in the neghbohosd but the fire in the woods
all around us has anticipated views in that respect
For the last three days the forest has been lit up with
the tinderlke brush and other combustbles have az
forded ample material ever and anon sending to the
heavens broad faring masses of flames and smoke &C.
companed with showers of the brilliant scntlla
tons and quite sufficient to put all artificial attempts at
boniires out of the queson-Life at the Springs
| ScoUNDREL AT LARGE-FIrTY DOLLARS RE-
WARD "A story of a singular interest, and Of
An almost incredible nature, has been rehearsed u.s.
| which we hasten to lay before our readers. state
ment the whole transaction has been offered by the
afflicted husband, Mr.. Reynolds, which will be found
below. We would premise that Mr.. II. is welLknown
Belfast and Caneada in which town he has resided for
about thirty years In 1912 he removed with his family
TO the township of Star Hooking County, Ohio, and
lived three years within two three miles of by
and who has robbed him Of his wife and children.
We join with Mr. in requesting editors copy, in
some way notice this extraordinary transsction;1
IMPORTATION WANTED of Mrs. Betsey Rey nolds, who
lett Belfast Allegheny county the both day Of April
last in company with by the of samuel Eel
they have been traced Buffalo and the family and
wife to Cleveland. The subscriber at the time in
Michigan, and up to this time Fellows residing in
Ohio, having there wife and two children While his
wife absent at her fathers visiting he disposed Of
children to Belfast, pretending to be Commissioned by
myself to bring Mrs r. money, and was on his way to
He staid day in Belfast, and as was supposed pro-
ceeded on his way day or two afterwards, Mrs. X.
and her famiyof five children four girls and boy
Left pretending that waiting for her at Cleve-
land, Ohio. The teamster who took her TO Buffalo,
ports that he overlook Fellows at Arcade and that he
and his children proceeded with my family to Buffalo,
since which time nothing has been heard from either Of
them.
pexon dark hair large blue eyes, and has lost her front
teeth in the upperjaw. She is lively and intelligent her
age is 81
OF the family the eldest is girl, years Of age.
named Sophia Webster She is large Of her age, has
light brown hair large blue eyes, is of Light complex
onrather round face and is smart and intelgent Sor
girl OF her age-handy at work and hardy and indus
trious.
The second child named Mary Elizabeth blue eyes,
light hair very light complexion, and not lively or
| quick in her motions Sophia.
The third child Susan Sardinia is uncommonly lively
and active and extremely slim She has not so light
complexion hair eyes about ten years Of age Her
| hair was quite short and inclined to curl
The fourth child, boy, named Nelson Nathaniel six
years of age large blue eyes light skim brown hair and
has a scar on his face just below the mouth His legs
are little crooked, and his feet turn in.
! The fifth is girl named Jane Emeline, aged three
dark skin
Mrs encienfe the time of leaving Belfast, and
probably delivered the last ofJuly first of August
Said Fellows is blacksmith by trade-a first rate
work managed about thirty years, quite slim, feet and
10 inches in height dark complexion dark brown hair,
dark penetrating eye thin face and high forehead He
is speculaor and trader has winning address, and
is smooth and plausible in his manners.
years Of age very SLIM dark complexion dark eyes and
hair and very active Augustus the younger Roy, has
Ii is Supposed the villain Fellows has an eve to the
eldest girl and he has several times expressed himse
unbecomipgly in relation to her.
Fifty dollars reward will be paid for the
and detention of Fellows that he may be brought
justice.
Any person having information of either of the indi
viduals named above, are requested to communicate i'm
mediate'y with the subscriber, at Belfast, Allegheny
county, New York, and obge distressed husband aud
parent NATHANIEL REYNOLDS.
Bclfss., August %, 1886.
[.qiieghany County Allocate Sept. ?.