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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
DRoPsY AND GRAVEL.

nR g. C. VAUGHN would call the attention Of invslids
Dto his Vegetable Lhontrptc Mixtare % highly ese-
brated throughout tho country a. q. c. 'AUOhNs
GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY. De. Vaughn would
arpsstIy assure all who desire remedy OF any kind that
the article properties which will meet all classes
of disease that IL be aiken without benefit and
that for proof Of m great curative powers he bess leave 70
refer 70 certificates from all sections Of the country
which are In possession Of his agents d,
They have sold tins medicine Tor four years past Tor az
kinds and will be able 10 show testimony Of
high charscer DR. Vaughn would earnestly ask the Pac-
lie call and obtain his pamphlet In the hands OF nls
agents for grstutoUs distribution IL Will show whJ osI
IA good IS nifty when that one remedy pro-
T6is medicine Is especially offered for fropsy, us.el
diseases Of the liver kidneys and al affections o. .ns
urinary orzans As female medicine Il - ono on lie o
certain curaves ever taken into the sJfsn-no, ss
instance has t been resofted ~ witnool Ps''S'
storing 70 he althy state the debilitaisd
Let The dfopsiea sufferer resort a. once y .os =, >
the r.t trial Of 30or bottle viii shoS ne oorei =. 9
sreI. Ls the suffering that distr sss
- IN .hsr com paint< try this remedy 1na tnS ~ o.
hos, vii, eooyincs yoa that Il hiss ne1n
$500. Priee NJ o.. bottle 81 ~ o. DO " OF nx X o.
1870 n, a. "a ak for -lg tesen a. one time
oss f,r he ..Ie Of this article 80 NAssAU-st
en-. e. IN North 5ixth-st Philade phia, smith Al
800, "a Bslt.nors-st- BstmoFej Wright Co. Isl
csr-..st Esw-Orls4us; NM Kidder, 100 Court-st.
sason and by drasssD generally throughout the United
states and CseadM 81 Smson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
Government Financiering.

Gomez the correspondent Of the ~. L0Hss
Republican, writes from Puebla, Mexico, as fol
lows;
The etnbsrrssments our army Ia this hostile country
has sbored under for want OF an adequate supply OF
funds hsve been lar greater than any Of you At home
can imagine and the means which the Quartormss,eft
deuarten nj has been driven ~, 10 procure money are
sceiu siks 10 great nation and 10 the Admin
i.,raton Money la sums Of four or nEe hundred dol
iars have been borrowed from place 10 place ASH coui1
be- found and In many instances Interest II toe rate of
oxy per centA DAY h.s been paid for ts use Even At
ibis moment could loan, II had H. hundred thou
.snd dollars Al these rates 10 Government officers
Ia .ome instances the chief of TIE iArermasters De-
psrtusn. hes been compelled 70 boTo" rom the g4Do-
iers or sell them drafts 90 Ne" Ofiesos- iney nfst
akin our officers and BY winning what loose change
thev b.vs and then take second jerk st the Govern
meat, by oaung ts officers charged with supplying the
army money Il bish rates Of Interest or BY shaving s
5rslts on The LATED states All this with the ss hiest
foresight could be obvla,ed The merchants OF wealth
md ,tandics 10 Mexico are all foreignefs Their com
fnercal intercourse 10 confined enurey 70 France and
England " tas Government oi We onl'ou os'es nso
a. IL could have easily done, n.oe rans-menu ~
which the chief Of the QusrternAsiers and Connissa
rs deuartruears coud have drawn elmer 90 Eng and
or France they could have raised any amount oil money
that might have been required 70 keep up The supplies
fine army 10 this way hundrss OF thousands oi dol
lars wou nave saved Ia ne OF puTcnas
inr In mi. country on credi, and Tor cash As IL now Is
nv a. snti-lv Al the mercy Of those willing 10 sell
our Gorsrnmeut on credit ana a. necessity knows no
law We are compelled pay Wnstrser price ms seller
sees az 10 demand To my kao~l-dx- one merchant
Ia mi. cty offered 20 have any thousand pounds
sterling AZ p.r n could give him drafts on either
$1,000 - Fr.ncs Drafts on United states he de-
r6es Al NV ratr a. be hsd connsrcisl relations
vi,h our Goyerumeat-hul entirely with E1sland and
France.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

Srop Az you PLEASE The good people OF
Georpetown South Carolina. mean to 90 TAR enough,
IN ,ueh they evidently don't saue. Among the Hes
olutions passed Is this 80, ~, 49,.
Besol.td That the Government Of the United states
cannot Of right interfere with the social or domestic ns
ulons Of any State or Territory Of this ConiedeFacy
Very we'll We acqairc territory In Mexico. BY law
Is free and according this resolve the GoTernment
of the United States could not recognize slavery Ia H
Certainly If cannot interfere 10 remove II cannot 10
lertere 10 establish. -
Our friends must put their specs They cid DOT
say what they have sas II they did tney are
not half 80 mad politically, as some suppose:
Louisville Examiner
ISsURREcTIoS OF SLAvEs.-Quite spirited dis
cussiOn Is sui going In the Charleston ;. e. papers
about the propresy Of having separate houses Of wof
ton writer 10 the EoeAisg Meas after commenting
upon the article Of his opponent remarks IN closing that
the time IL near hand when institution hong
endure In the civilized world which 10 Inconsistent with
49, .or.so of knowledge and religion. The policy
,hs bs.t security OF the South, be says 10 10 maintain
49,, s,svsrv h consistent with everything that Ia good
ana N At We are afraid 10 eve the slave 'ns word OF
ca He says the moment The South admits that Ne
49, MOI The doom 10 scaled To oersy hear 10 TO en
asse 80 .to,,,onl.ts Southern Observer.
~ The foibles Of the Yankee says n nkeel
.pr,ns from the bes; traits OF bis ensrs-eI- nc
"a c.techises becsuse he thirts Tor knoNe5s7 ns
hi,,es because he Ia gerous and inventive &c sp'
pss IA tune. because he 10 religious and ne "ns1e ~
cause he 10 ccntented and happy
DfsA,rERs-The Paugina Mills Is ashore a. ~
Mile Point, some 10 miles from Presqae ise. Tue ma
ria Cobb IL ashore AZ Grand River, 90 Lake Aen
Tue schooner casnpion 10 wrecked II Bssssooo ana
Gear Nsokass-hes side novs ln-sgpPo.ed = e : 70
HI ess. lpet0'i Asv'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

AsTIWAR MEErISG.-A public meeting was
held at Cincinnati the 2f,h ult composed Of citizens
no. only of the first responsibility, but citizens OF all po-
ltcal parties the object of which to express tts
opinions 10 regard to the causes and character OF the
Mexican War, and opposition to its farther Offensive
prosecution Much eloquent speaking took place and
the proceedings resulted In the adoption Of preamble
and resolutions strongly condemnstory of the War as
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opposition to It's farther prosecution by invasion and
ursinz the withdrawal of armies TO proper line,
and there await the negotiation of treaty OF peace and
boundaries The resolutions eloquenty and forci'
bly, drawn and do honor TO the ability OF the penman
and the lofty patriotism of the meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
SCHOOLS.

FRENCH CLASSES, By Prot. J; ?. EDWARDS
l. AN every Moad.y, Thursday and Friday sysninE 81
81 McDoussi-st. Professor Edwards nsnsuv- OF rHis'
and teacher st Prof TsppA1 School md ~ PERMISSION
refers 70 III toovink ssntemsn, nsny o. wn9n ass
been his puris. J. Z. Forester, N d. = I. huooId
ND. ;. ". F1nd. A w GAbsatsn, l. G. Forman, W
Aues Esqs, POT HerTy Tsppan D., Rev Dr.. White
house, Rev c. Rad a. ke. Prof Edwards viii al
tsad the hol ses Of pupils II requested. class for
letter AZ 80 McDcusal-st No I'm
MARSHES CLASSICAL and Commercial Acsds-
wi my lO7 Henry-st. Brooklyn, wiil be re6pened
Monday August 81 Tor the Instruction Ct young gentlemen
In every branch OF education ~ them to enter
8 college or coantir s-house Terms from $40 SIS per
qusrrr Fer circulars containing reference and other
neuars apply the Office Of this paper Of u Willow
o. Brooklyn aa.f n
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS At wltOn
I'D Connecrcut-rhis school 10 not lsgs-The pcpils
.rs taught by the Principal Daily oral exercises gwen
Of business sad practical character Steamboat and
stage Ens direct the school Fare for boys - cent?
Terms on. hundred dollars per year Pupils received at
any tune. Auan<emenfs be made With D. 3 >turgss
7es Chsthsr-st n Y. ABEL WHITLOCk. Principal
Refsrc-css-Rev John Smith, Rev. VIM " bsAss. VIII
NY ~ $50 iswsa.
XVANTED.-A young lady experienced In teaeans
aud com petsnt to instruct In Latin French Drsvins
Mathematics and the higher branches Of English Educs
ton. desires situation In hrst class Female school
private family in this city Brookyn ssfsisctory
reference given Address Tescher, bon Sss Post once
d. eWecd'
AIR. sAYACCO, 50 Canslst east corner OF Broad.
lVlway wants several Italian French youns ladies'
from IS to ~ years OF whom he will teach ssus al
the dances Of the saloon.
NB-Noue need apply without good reference d. w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
NOTICES.
PHRENoLoGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
FOWLERs 81 WELLS,
Clinton Hall, I31 Nassau-st. N. y.
rT,- rnothnche Cured in One Minute BY

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use Of the Glove AnodyneThisis an excsent article
and will cure the violent toohache or pain IN the
gums in one minute IL not npeasant 10 the taste wi
not inure the teeth and effects permanent cure RE
as in the Granite Building Sold also at 100 Full
tonst n Broadway and at Coddinstons 500 Hud-
son-st. Price p cents.
Purchasers must beware Of spurious compounds called
Glove Anod to deceive the unwsry be sure
and ask for the Glove Anodyne prepared oy Henry JOHN
SON. and purchase only Of respectable dealers o2S zmeoo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

q It's rumored says the Rochester Democrat
that the Barnburners having failed In their negotiations
TO purchase the AdU1tisu OF that city have concluded
TO set up separate concern and that the junior oil the
present bunker organ is to have place In H. oy apollo
gzibs for and reIsctng his vote against the Whmoi
Proviso In the late Loco Foco Convention Also mat
the financial department Is ~ be under the charge oil
gentleman now In public employment At Albany, but
who considers his prospects there very slim for next
Vrar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

STRANGE AceroEsr.-The Iareraess Courier
says tina, few days since. whne carpenter vas Al
TIE nol.s causd the unucsy carpenter 10 lock up, and
the edge of falling sdre severed the nose from nis
face.
II Lt-Gov. Fish is expected 10 town on Satur
day Tor tas purPose Of ta<iaE the osia o. once aud
eoierng upon The c.schargs Of ia dares Alb Ev. Jr
y Lawrence Tearney was 70 have been exc
cuIsd 90 hs 50 - Essson northampton County "a IoE
rasrass. Rs sa!l psss.sss Ia he sanocsnos-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
FRENCH LANGUAGE.

rNO PERSONS desirous OF acquiring theoretical and
practical know OF the French Language d.
LAGROX. from Paris. would most respectfully announce
70 the ladies' and gentlemen Of that ne purposes
20 commence on Monday. December s, new course Of
instruction. according the most approved method The
classes will meet AZ his no 10 La F&ge Building
2Ss Broadway Monday "wednesday snd frdsy OF each
week at O'Clock p NJ until the Of lessons shall
have been competed.rerms - per month Persons who
have attained partial knowledge Of ths French Language
can unite with classes already formed
For farther information apply 81 the Protessors room,
between the hours Of IL and ? OF Of ) ,nd Z. NJ
REFERENCES.
Campbell p White r. Gaillsrdst, Editor Of the L.
John G. White, John La Fargo. -. Courier.
f.4a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

lies Creams, CustaIds Charlotte Russe fuddluss 5yrups
Sauces &c. &c. Highly concentrated Extract Of vanilla,
LIE mon PEACH Rose Ciron, Bitter Almond and Orange
Also Rose Water, Peach and Orange Flower Waters Tor
syornz all kinds Of CONNECTIONS Cooks and confectoners
have universally preferred these Extracts on account o.
their gre AZ and purity Of favor teaspoonuI
isssacent nsyors quart PgtaPin wasat . cents each
Prepared by HENRY JOHNSON Chemist x'k bIoae.
wsy West sds) in the Granite Building Also sold at
loo gnton-,t szs 2meod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

~ The Memphis Eagle relates the following in
cident connected with the collision between the steam
Tempest and Tallsmsn:
One LADY threw her child Some say two, others one
toward the Tempest which fell short, and was crushed
between the boats and sank to rise more. The only
deck passengers that were saved. about htteen
which swan ashore. picked up by the boats.
One woman and child saved by cutting through
the deck the frat blow of the AK struck her head
she was then taken out just aliye-msny others met
with very narrow escapes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
SWEETS

NOR THE HOLIDA1S--SAAUEL w. ROWORTH,
D. B0weYy has the hnest assortment II confectlonsry
and other articles suitable for the holidays
the city All orders will Be speedily and faithfully
csted Tor either country Mr. Rowoth stall
dispose Of MA Wild Cherry add Hoarhound,"
for coughs colds sorsthrost and coDsumpon also his
famous Everton Tsfy, and tho celebrated Ensh.h Bath
E0h iEvites TIE attention % the puhe % his establish
neat wseh, be trusts WI. b sass ssscss 70 ssas a. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

EB- The Express announces that Commodore
Stockton and General Kearney have settled their differ
ences aud concluded TO forego ths amusement OF en-
desvorng to blow out each others brains. Glad to
hear IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
IT, Dr. Chrf.tie's t;aIvnnic Rings, Belts,
Rrac eIefs md NInxnetic EIuid.-SrangeIs are re-

specifically Informed that the only place In New, YORK 70
obtain hes. celebrated Articles genuine, is a. " l8z
ROADWAY between John-st. and Msideuane IL In all
ease, OF NERVOUS DISEASES, the efficacy OF Chrisres
savanic articles is truly wonderful and their great ees
Bt has caused them countereted by needy persons
who offer spurious and worthless limitations against which
the public are respectfully guarded No Druggist or Drug
,tore in Nev-Yok will be allowed To sell Dr. Chris
les articles the sale and exclusive Agency Brood
80 su2l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
FROM THE SOUTH.
Correspoudence Of The Tribune.

The Southern Mail has not srrived at this city
The Eastern Mail which LEFT New-York yesterday
afternoon. has also failed 10 doubt caused BY the
fog, which is very thick on the Delaware. J. W. {.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
DANCING.

A DODWORTB, AS Broomest. near Broadwsy.-Ths
N. classes for the ensuing season will commences on
Tuesday, Oct. ). 80,
A. d. deeming 10 unnecessary to enter Into detailed
account Of the ADVANTAGES Of his school, Of his own
qualifications would simply state that he teaches all the
dances Of the present day and thoss IN proper msnneI
Tuesday and Saturday past for ladies and child
rem. Tuesday spd Friday At hafpsst1 for gentlemen.
soirees twice month, confined entirely to tho pupils
Private lessons any time not occupied by the classes,
In Waiting the Polka Redows any Of the new dsnces
Academic. or families attended. s4 Smlstp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

LIVINGSTON 4 WILLIS DO not uHdofthHS 70 fvI " ofu
GOOD, west of Buffalo but will forward them 10 MsssIs
Iylscsros FAKGo at Buffalo, whose hns extends lby
stagoD to Milwaukee, Cleveland Detroit ana lineage
re- The Express proprstors hold themselves rssPonsi
bio only a. forw srdins merchants -. -.
~ Bank notes, spscis jsvshy vsluAbis or shl sa1
bulky xoods taken by special contract only olAss ana
sIasswsre taken only at the sole nsk Of ne owner.
~ Goods destined for places Cd the line Of rAifosd os
west of Buffalo will be delivered 10 other Express lines
or other modes Of conveyance between those places lon
less otherwise ordersd and all responsibility On GU pert
ceases on delivery OF the property a. above.
"a I'm IIvINGsTON n WELLS. New-York 10 Wall ct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

chine--These and beautiful instruments have 10
eeiyed the general commendation Of tue nedlea oIes
excellence They confidently recommended a. being
the most beautiful convenient and eiectual article OF tne
lind which ha. ever been introduced 70 the public In all
diseases Of chronic character the success at
leading their ia truly wonderful Zach machine s ac-
orpanied BY manual with full directions and 10 war
rsutsd Manufactured and cold wholesale and retail ~
,u2 n d. c. MOORHEAD. ia2 Broadway n
~ November Report or THE MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY Of New York, % w al-st-Ihis
I.intnn dnrnx The mouth oi November issued one hun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

FANCY ExvELoPs AND FANCY NOTE PAPER fos
BALLS, PARTIES, &C.
THE SUBSCRIBERS have Just completed their
L qualed assortment OF Fancy and Plain Hnyelops and
Fancy and Plain Note Paper. 4.
Tickets for Balls Parties persons engraved or printed
the shortest notice in the most eegant styles on the
most reasonable terms, by BELL GOULD,
Qste Jansen Bell ststoners, 1853 Nssssu;st
ms II Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04

NORRIS ROBINSON, President
sAM'L HASSAy, Secretary .
MIsTuRN Posr, MD. Physician, oOi bfosdwsy' al
~ j. ID. Wheeler, Commissioner on Desds iof
Gsr.-Ynrk and C0nnecticnt. Tanmsny HalI n--u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
ASTRONOMY.

LECTURE I....BY PROFESSOR MITCHELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
DRY GOODS.

SUEETINGs FOR SALE to close an Estsis.-
- Country merchants invited TO examine tho spien.
did stock OF brown and bcscbed shsetngs aud shrnss
Yarn Batts NC &c exhibiting the second noors OF
49, and ~ Cedars which offered and viii be sold
below their market value 10 close the estate OF the late
firm Of ln3l T. n UNOEhuILL-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-04
WANTS.

ClV,UUOssmo amount IN q business that will pas large
po6tsAn active hasn-ss Who haz 90 cash that
he will for four year,, Be sssursd that the
expiration Of that time he may withdraw HE capital With
600 in addition. he have share Of The pro6s
as partner The rsk Of loss in the s,id badness
70 rot the e-hslf Of per cent Address A. &. box
-,.s.,i- .o,S s.rff.l dlSs
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-03
No Pnrty Candidates.

The resolution following was passed
by the Wings of Chester county Pa. in a
public meeting lately held 1t speaks
tho right doctrine We cannot profess
and live up to any other. The moment
an individual is elevated to the Presiden-
tial chair, that moment a party must be
formed. He will endeavor to carry out
certain principles-he will have adhe-
rants, who will act with %him-here then
is n party formed under tho auspices of
one, who professed to be a "no party
man." Those who elected him to that
station, must go with him, must fall into
ihe ranks ofhis party, thus forsaking their
ong.cherished principles, or they must
leave him and form an opposition party.
In n free country, where free discussion
is tolerated, it cannot be otherwise.
ResbtOcd, That the principles of the wing party,
conservative, patriotic, aud just, like the princi.
plies of immulable truth, admit of no compromise;
aud that as wings, therefore, we can enirust the
destinies OF our country To no man who is not a
Wing, a whole Wing. and nothing but a Wing.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-03
The S~ubtrens,,V.v.

Notwithstanding the complete failure
OF the Subtreasury scheme to answer the
OF a tscal agent of the Government,
and notwithstanding the repeated instan-
stances IN which the Secretary of the
Treasury has been compelled to disre.
gard its provisions. or to put forced ON
structions upon them in order to keen
the financial wheels of the Government
in motion, the partisans of the Admins.
tration have he.hordihood to speak of II
as a successful institution, and to ascribe
to its influence, in part, the present pro-.
perty OF the country. 1t is not likely.
however, that these efforts will deceive
any portion of the people, who have ac-
cess TO information on the subject and
are acquainted with the course and acts
OF the Treasury Department. All such
must know that this treasury scheme has
proved an abortion, a humbup. and that
all those tools of the Administration who
continue to laud it, in the face of its com.
plete failure as a fiscal aid to the Treas.
ury Department, are guilty of the great.
est audacity and duplicity.
Among the instances in which its pro-
visions have been set at naught and its
utter utility been proved, we have one
whlchhas just occurred in New York.
and which we find commented on in the
papers in that city. The government
had occasion to transfer a million or two
of specie, from the Subtreasury of New
York to New Orleans. In order to have
it effected, instead of doing it according
to the letter and spirit of the S~ubtreasury
law, it deposited the amount in one of the
State banks, under a contract with the
bank that it will at a stipulated time, have
the money forth coming in the city Of
New Orleaus. By this process the spe.
Gle will remain in New York, and by the
means of a draft, a mode of exchange.
once so horrible in the eyes of the Adj
ministration and Locofoco party, the
same amount will be paid to the Govern
ment agent at New Orleans. All this is
to the benefit of the commercial interest
in New York, and no doubt better for
the country generally, but does it not ex.
hibit in a strong light the absurdity and
folly OF the Subtreasury scheme?-BaH.
Patriot.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-03
Melancholy Occurrences.

On Wednesday last, Mr.. Wilson a
teacher in the town of Middletown, with
his wife and child were travelling in a
buggy on the tow path of the Lebanon
Canal, a short distance from town; when
the horse took fright, backed into the Ca.
nal, upsetting the buggy and p~recipita-
ting the wife and child into the water.
The Canal being deep and the horse be-
coming entangled in the harness. Mr.,
Wilson not being able to swim, he found
1t impossible to extricate either his wife
or child. He therefore ran about a quar-
ter Of a mile for help. On returning to
the scene ofthe disaster with.the reques-
ted aid he found his child floating near the
edge of the Canal apparently l~ifeless, yet
warmth appeared that the mother true
to the instincts Of nature had put forth
her dying effort to save her child by try.
ing to castit upon the shore. But all Of.
forts to savethe little innnocet werein vain
The body of Mrs. Wilson was found an.
derthe buggy which had upset, but the
vital spark had fed. The horse was also
drowned.- Dayton Transcript.