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The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-27
y II. MARX.
STATE or MISSISSIPPI la .

WILKINSON Cousry, w.
III tie Circuit Court Of said County.
To JuSE TTnn, thereof. A.D. 1852.
Alfred L. Moore, ! ss
w. A.,achmen,
James b. ID Heuham. fof s622 79-iO0
ENliE Attachment in this case was OBJ.
htsiHrsh Ivy suid Rlaintiii, sgaiass the
Estate of the said defendant ftum William
T. Lewis. Esq, Justice ofthe Peace, of
SAID County, on the Goth day of December,
A ID. 1851. for the sum of $500 79-i00, re.
turuabe at the June Term, AID. 1859; Of
the Court aforesaid, and the same having
been returned into the CLERKS office, Of the
Court aforesaid Executed BY the Sheriff
of said County 3psi t0aA :
NOTICE is therefore. hereby given, that
unless the said Defendant, shall appear,
plead. answer &c., in this case. on OF before
the first day of our next June Term, Of this
Court, TO be holden Mt the Courthouse, in
Woodvllc. ia said County. on the Second
MONDAY in June next, A. ID. 1852.
Judgement by default. (final) will be en-
tered against him, aud the property attached
will be sold. to satisfy. said debt, interest,
aud all costs. N
-- IN testimoney whereof.
rS have hereunto, set my
hand and seal OF said
N----------- Court. this 3ist day OF
January. A.B. 1852.
IL. BUTTERwORTH, Clek.
IH5- Messrs. GoRDos 4 PosEy, Plaintiffs
Attorneys.
Jan. 81. fS52-fm. --s-s-er
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Per Session of fUe Moaths

ef cessW"W p0o fHoHtHs'
Tuition in Primary Departments. SIS 90
Collegiate !" 20 90
Languages, each. 10 90
!" Drawing and Painting. 10 90
4" Wax Flowers. aad Fruits,
Embsoideries, Be, be. each. S 90
Ta..ion In instrumental Music. 80 90
Use Of Instruments, 8 90
Board. with fuel and lights. so 90
Furnishing Rooms, per month, .,s. 60
Washing. per month, >. so
The above charges must be paid in ad.
vance. or increased ten per cent. aud satis-
iactorily secured. Pupils may enter a, any
time. and win be charged anly from the
date Of entrance, till the end OF the session.
A sufficient number of competent Instruc.
tors win be always in attendance.
The buildings having received aud now
undergoing various improvements and addi-
tons, few acre boarderss can be accom-
modated than heretofore. Applications
should be addressed witheas delay to the
Principal. S
10 Boarders must have all articles dis
tinctly marked. 's...-e
IL. PHAREs. 4. n, ae.,
| Principei.
NEWTON Place. July %. 1851. .-iy.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-27

sH0ST received a lot OF fine Segars, for
sale by w. A ilASSELI.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-27
MISSISSIPPI


George, grille complexion, 30 yean of age,
S feet inches high, has bad set Of teeth, ays
he belongs to Joseph W Whitley, parish Of
Ascension.
H,ury light complexion. 5 feet inches
high, % yean of age, marks on has left arm,
says he belongs to Chas. Williams, RapideslLa,
Henry black complexion, 5 ieel inches
high, rs years Of age, stout made. has marks
Of the whip on his back.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-27

IN testirnoney whereof.
| have hereunto, set my
haud and seal OF said
Court. this a1sf slnv Of
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-27
SnmnlrI Arraagemeaf.

oUNfNItI 1HIFuf4 4tNFtEH'
nASSENGER TRAIN leaves Nicks-
Il burg daily for Brandon at ?. ~, re-
turning, leave Brandon s 45 A. ~, and
jackson SAN
Accommodation Train greighis and pas
sengers) leaves Vicksburg for Jackson daily
Except Sunday. at Ia ~ leaves Jackson
/ 80 P. NJ, and arrive at Vicksburg in time
for the New Orleans packets.
Fare Vicksburg to Bandon, 81 rs
Jackson, 2 90
Clinton, 50
Bottoms, 20
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-27
Erg;G'::! 5SA

THE BET remedy ever known TO
man. Cor Coughs, Asthma, Gods. Group
Bronchitis. Iniiuenzs. Bleeding Of the lnngs'
Diaiculty Of Breathing. Liver Affections.
Pain or Weakness Of the Breast or S'de'
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24


zr@ combined and fully associated and dsrsiopea
1852.
THE following highly respectable Testimonials and
Recommendations are submitted TO the Public -
Having tried .AdGm Wiliidm RapP's Potent Scientific
Niche Gold PeR The undersigned take great pleasure in
recommending it TO the Public the greatest improve
ment IN Metallic Pens that has met our attention,
His Exceency, VIM Biger, Gov. State of Pennsylvania
His Excelency, f. Louis Lowe, Gov Maryland
Prof J. s. Hart, principal of Central High School, Pha
Right Rev. Bishop A. Potter, Philadelphia.
Rev. Charles Wadsworth, do.
Rev. w Edwards, Washington CiIy.
Rev. c. X. Nelson, Annapolis, Md.
Rev John Street, Phiia Rev. D. W. Barne, Phia
Rev. Dewitt, Harrisburg Rev. G. II. Cot Harrisburg
Rev Chas A Hay, do. Rev. John F. Mesick, do
w. Rawe, Esq, Philad'a. Judge Booth, Delaware
Hon. Jos R Chandler, do Richard Vaux, Esq, do
Clark Hare, Esq do. William Neal do
Isaiah Hacker, do. Geo. w. WaIlston, do.
Alderman G. w. Ash, do. VIM. & Price, do
James NJ. Cassidy, Esq, Camden, New Jersey.
ThoE. w MuIford, Esq, do. do
A. Browning, Esq, do do
w. N. Jeffres, Esq, do. do
D. Green Esq, Washington NJ. H. Miller Washington
T. Howard, NJ. D., do. J. Radclif, do.
Richard Smith, Esq, do WIN. p Elliott, do
Editors National Inteiligencer, Washington Civ
Editors Maryland State Capitol Gazette
Editors Washington Republic
Editors Philadelphia Public Ledger.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The subscriber having purchased the property known
as the Moyamensing Banking House, south corner
OF 2nd and Chestnut streets, for HIS future business
ta6ilshnen intends keeping large and complete assors
meni OF every variety of texture and size of ADAM WIN
RAPP's lately Patented Scientific Niche Gold PENS
od and SILVER Pens and Pen Holders of every Variety
wholesale and retail In addition thereto, have on
hand Rapp's last edition of Scientific PenmAnshi2 and
Penmdking in various bindings.
JAMES BARBER,
6sHeydI SaIs 9gent for adGm W Rdpp's Patented Set
eHfste Niche Gold PsRs south of Second and
CHSstHEt streets, Philadelphia Julyl6ly.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24
Sowing Grass Seed.

In reply 10 inquiries made, the Genesee
Farmer makes the following remarks on the
subject Of sowing Timothy. They are the
result of much experience, and strike us as
being correct and to the point:
For permanent meadow, and On dry land,
we should prefer to SOW timothy seed in Sep
tember, with the wheat, previous to the last
dragging. The plant acquires a strong,
vigorous growth during the fall, and will
generally stand the winter, yielding heavier
crop of hay the first season than if sown in
the spring, though it sometimes Injuries the
wheat crop on land naturally inclined to
grass.
If timothy alone IS sown, from half a
bushel 10 bushel Of seed per acre is reees-
sary, according to the soil-clays requiring
much more seed than rich, mellow loans
Il is sometimes sown alone in August or
September, and in this way a good crop of
Grass is often obtained the following summer
Except in rare cases. we would never sow
timothy on good wheat land as a rotation
crop; for being a cereal, it exhausts the soil
Of the same elements as wheat, and our wheat
soils are not now any too rich, even under
the best management. If timothy must be
grown let it be on land not we'll adapted to
cheat; and on such soils it must be sown in
the spring, as it is apt to winter-kill on low,
ul.uvial land.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24
aqriculturaI, Sc.


A writer in the Wool Grower, published at
Rochester, \. Y, takes the ground, that for
the last six years there has been no increase
in the production Of wool in the world. He
Gays:
For six years | have taken the utmost
pains to make myself thoroughly acquainted
with the subject of wool growing over the
4shole globe 1t is but little after all that one
can learn, even in that time, SO scant every
where are agricultural statistics. Yet safe
result may be proximated from the little that
Is known.
There has been no increase in the pro-
duction of wool during the last SIX years.
nor will there be for so many years to come.
If we look TO Europe, we find that the I'M
ports of wool into the great nations OF Great
Britain, France and Germany, have steadily
increased and we find that III each, wool
growing has reached its utmost limit. The
imports of wool from Australia for the same
time, show but a very moderate increase.
From South America and the countries bor
dering upon the Mediterranean there has
been increased imports, but they have been
more the exhaustion OF old stocks than any
increase of production in those regions. In
the United States there has been very moder
ate increase, still nothing to what we had
right to expect from the natural increase of
sheep where properly cared for
He says that the demand for wool must be
constantly on the increase, and the supply
every year getting smaller, until it shall
roach such point, that the price will induce
farmers generally to go into sheep growing,
which he is satisfied is the most profitable
branch of farming that can be gone into in
almost every quarter of our great country.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24

May Q, 1s5i.-tf.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24
TUsCaPOFa Academy.

TUsCaPOFa Academy.
UHs hourishing institution is located in Tuscarora
Valley, Juniaia county, Pa, eight miles W. of Milf
hntown, and six miles from the Perryvie station. on
the Pennsylvania Railroad Ii has been in successful
operation for than fourteen years and believed
be equal any Academy in the Stale, in adording
facilities TO young men for acquiring thorough Aca-
deucaI education. either for business for college.
There present, during The last session, (prevous
10 the fre,) more than hundred students. Since
then, the buildings have been entirely remodeed aud
greatly enlarged afford private all the
students; advantage not ordinarily found even in
the Institutions in The country Being in the
try the students removed from thn,e Temptations
ideness dissipation, aud vice, which the bane Of
similar institutions in towns.
TERMS.
For Boarding, (per week. 81 25
Washing, private room, and Incidentals, (per
guarerj 20
Tuition in Latin, Greek and Mathematics Ger
quar,erJ co
" Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
Rhetoric, Political Economy, Book
Keeping. Botany. History, &c. &c. 1 SO
q" " Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geo
graphy, Reading, Writing, SC. (per
quar,crD on
Sketching from Nature and Paintng-Focgl Music
and stenogaphy, (when desired )-Iiebrew, Ito young
men preparing for The minstry) gratis
Thus viii be thai S22 25 viii defray the whole
average expense of a stadent, the Institution, per
quarter-Lgh, Books and Stationary found by the
students; and may be obtained The in the neigh
borhood. There extra charges whatever.
The Principals will devote themselves with unremit.
ting assduity the culture of the minds morals, and
manners of their pupils and hope therefore, TO
mend the Institution the continued liberal patronage of
the public.
The Vacations occur in April and October: but Stu
dents will be admitted at any time during The session
when there vacancies.
r- For fun information, address ali eommunions (post
paid) to d" academia p. o.
Rev. WIN. s. GARTHWATT, pu;,o;,.,s
Rev. GEO. w. THOMPSON, "0'P'i''
Tuscarora Valley, Juuata county, June is, 1859.
n. B-Students from distance ALWAYS find a
ready conveyance from Perryvile, up the Academy
but the Principals informed Of the dag Of arr!ual
al that point, carriage ~H be in caiting.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24
Inden nity.


TIE FRANKLIN FIRE Insurance COMPANY Of Phadel
phia-OFFlCE 1853 ChesnuI near Fifth street,
DIRE c T RS
Charles N. Bancker, Geo. r. Richards,
Thomas Hart, Mordecai ID. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, Adolphe E. Bore,
Samuel Grant, David s. Brown
Jacob r. Smith, Morris Patterson.
Continue to make insurance. perpetual or limited, on
every description of property in TOWN & COUNTRY,
at rates as low are consistent With security.
The Company have reserved large Contingent; Fund,
which, with their Capital and Premiums safely invested,
affords ample protection TO the assured.
The of the Company, on January lst, Is4e as
published agreeaby Act of Assembly, as fol-
lows viz:
Mortgages, sl,047,43s IL
Real Estate, 9i724 81
Temporary Loans, 96O0l s5
Stocks, 5l,523 g
Cash, &c, 80 s0+ ~
4l,32s, ,I92 II
Since their incorporatona period of eighteen years.
they have paid upwards of One Million -Four Hundred
thousand Dollars losses by fire, thereby afordng
dence Of the adyanta ges Of Insurance the ab
ty disposition with prompness allliabiies.
CHARLES n. DANCKER, President
CHARLES G BANcKgR. Secretary
AGEN + for MItfiin county, X. e. Hal +,
Esq, Lewistown. Ispl2-ly
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24
A CARD.
DIR, David G., REYNOLDS.

"a Late Graduate of the = University Of
WI PenBsylparia,'' has located himself for the
L. practice of his profession at McVEYrows,
and from his professional ex peFience in the Hos
pitfalls of Baltimore and Philadelphia, and his
practice in Le"istown. hopes to commend him.
seif to their condolences and that of the surround
Ing community,
dis ofhee il the one lately occupied by W. J..
fleCor, Eq., where be may always be found
4zcept when absent on professional duties. He
@Rermltted to refer TO the following gentlemen ::
T, Vanyalzab, '' }. Culkers.Op,
DR.. e. w. Hale.
haVsyiewn, JWly %, Is62-,f
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24

FISHING TACKLE-A fine assortment, ~
L Fishing Lines, Flies, Hooks, Reels, dc. DC.
just received and for sale al
June A. A. "A. BANKS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24
Boats Ready for the Canal i!


4 TERCHANTS, FARMERS, MILLERs, and
III others are informed that the subscriber, at
his large and convenient Warehouse on the
canal, has established a regular line of Boats
for the purpose of carrying Grain, Flour, and
Goods of all kinds, between Lcwistown, Phila-
delphia, and BaItimore and will have boat
leaving Philadelphia every Tuesday and Friday,
also one leaving Lewistown every Tuesday and
Friday, until the close of the season.
~ He will receive and forward all kinds of
freight on reasonable terms.
mh5tf ALFRED MARKS
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24
SUMMER HATS,

'hE NOMINATIONS being made, the next
i thlng to be had is a nice SUMMER HIT,
Tor we may now reasonably suppose that Sum-
iner Is at hand. The undersigned has just re-
ceiEed and opened new supply, to which pub
iie attention IS invited. very fine assortment
OF CHILDREN and YOUTHS HATS, yery
IoW, to suit every fancy, and please every taste.
CalI and ace, N. J. RUDISILL..
Lswistovn, june II, 1869.
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Pennsylvania Railroad.

- - - 81
----E4-HR-R e4 sSl--tEaz-s9f lts3E9az-s9f
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24
JAMES BARRIERS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOCK l. TINE PIECE ESTABLISHMENT.

Southeast e0r"'r Second and cksstnut sts hiGdspsia
WHERE may be found large and sple ndid assortment,
OF Inc best modern Improved Eight Day and Thirty,
Hour Brass and Alarm Clocks nd Time Pisces
io' Cnnrehes Halls. HOTELS Steamboats, Railroad Care,
ro's' omces, Bed Rooms, Kitchens, &c, which will
be sold in lots SUIT purchasers from one 10 one thor
sand, at the lowest cash prices N
~ ~ Clocks Of all kinds repaired and Warranted
Clock Trimmings Of every description for sale
Julyl6-Iy,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24
LEWISTOWN MILLS.

THE subscribers have taken the Lewistown
Mills and formed a co-partnership under
the firm of JOHN STERRETT e. CO., for
carrying on a general MILLING BUSINESS,
wish to buy large quantity of all kinds of
GhAlN, Tor which we will pay the highest pri-
css the market will afford, according to the
quality Of the grain.
ANY person wishing to store their wheat can
DO so, and receipt will be given to be kept IN
store until the lst of August, and after thai un-
I'll the LIST OF December. In case of wheat left
IN store, the subscribers reserve the privilege OF
purchasing said wheat when the owners wish to
sell, at from l3 to l5-cents off Of Philadelphia
prices, and if we do not buy at this rate, then
we charge one cent per bushei for storage
NO interest will be allowed on money not lifted
lor grain sold, as we are prepared TO pay CASH
at all times.
FLOUR and an kinds Of FEED kept and for
sale, for cash.
W. THOMPSON,
AND. McFARLANE,
HUGH CONLEY,
s. S. WOODS.
May Q, 1s5i.-tf
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24
AS n Dyspepsia Curer,


DR.. HOUGHroN's PEPSIN has produced the most
marvellous efects, in cuTug of Debility, Emo,
ctaioH, Nervous Decline, and Dyspspte Consumption
1t 10 impossible TO give the details of The in the
limits OF this advertisements but authenticated cerfr
Gates have been given Of more than TWO HUNDREE
REMARKABLE CURES, in Philadelphia, New York
and Boston, alone. These neerly all desperats
cases, and The only rapid and wonderful,
but permanent.
Ills great NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, and particularly
useful fer tendency TO Bilious disorder, Liver Complaint,
Fever and Ague and the evil effects Quinine Mercury
and other Drugs upon the Digestive Organs after long
sickness. Also, for eating, too free
use OF ardent spirits. Il almost Teeoneies ReGth with
In,snperaRrs.
DR. noUGHToN's PEPSIN I'm SOLD by nerriy all
the dealers H. ns Drugs and Popular Medicines through
out the United sates is prepared in Powder and In
Fluid form-snd in prescription walls for the use OF
physicians.
PRIVATE CIRCULARS for the use OF physicians,
may be obtained Of DR.. Hoaghton or his Agents, de-
scrbng the whole of preparaon and giving ihe
authorities upon which the claims of this new remedy
are based. Ask NOT SECRET REMEDY, no OBJ
jeeton can be raised against Its by physicians In re-
spectacle standing and regular practice. Price, ONE
DOLLAR per bottle.
coBsERVE THIs!-Eyery bottle Of the genuine
PEPNlN bears the written signature of J. g. HoUGH-
TONs M. D., soic proprietor, Phiiadephis, Pa. Copy
right and Trade Mark secured.
cSold by all Druggists and dealers In Medicines
AeESrs.-Dr. e. w. HALE, Lewistowr;
J. nj. EysTER e. BRo., Harrisburg. tfe20
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OF WESTERN PRODUCE,

VrHE Section Boat VIM. c. PORTER. Can
i JoHN PRIcE. has arrived, laden as follows
Whiskey, Ham. Beef Cheese, Crackers,
Glass, Pea Nuts, Nails, &C.,
which will be sold by the subscriber, either
wholesale or retail, al reasonable prices.
June II. JOHN KE,NNFDY
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24

tSs5f1l4S3Say l4S3ay
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Lewislown
L daily as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Eastw ward at Q O'Clock A. NJ
westward at 8 O'Clock % minutes A, M
MAIL TRAIN.
nastTard at ii O'Clock 40 minutes A. NJ.
Westward at O'Clock l2 minutes p. nj,
FREleHr TRAIN DAILY. (Excypr s,,un.v.N
eastward az O'Clock and 40 minutes A. M.
westward at O'Clock As minutes p. M.
FARE TO Philadelphia, S4.5O-to HARRISBURG
Sl75--to Pittsburgh, S645 b
jalyl6] CHARLES 8. Mccoy, Agent
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-24
Scientific EVideRce!

BARON LIEBlG In his celebrated work on Animal
Chemistry says: An Artificial Digestive Fluid ana,
logous 10 the Gastric Juice, may be readily prepared
from the mucous membrane Of the stomach of The Calf
in which various articles of food, and eggs " III
be so}tsned, changed. and dgssted just fAe
ReT as they poulG be in the hup,dr stoHdek''
% Call the Agent, and get Descriptive Circular
gratis, giving large amount of Scientific Evidence
similar 10 the above together with reports of REMARK
BILE CURES, from all paris Of the United States.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-04
OuISI T6sptCIIUIIVs
VIM. WADDELL, Jr.
November l, 1852.

A VERY SINGULAR CAsE.-A case
OF extraordinary interest was
brought before Justice Snelbakel
Yesterday afternoon, by Mr.. George
Evans, Of Brownsville, Texas,
against a man named John Pool, who
had formerly been in the employ oI
the plaintiff, and had absconded with
some three thousand dollars worth
of merchandise belonging to said
Evans. Pool had taken the goods
from Brownsville to the city ol Ril
Grande, for the purpose of starting
a business there for his employer
but instead Of doing so he imme.
diately sold them, and pocketing the
funds departed for Tampico. Mr..
Evans learning Of his unfaithfulness
started in pursuit, and after following
him To Tampico found that he had
sailed for Liverpool, whence Evans
also took passage. On his arrival in
England he was told that the bird
had flown, and was then in New
York. Mr.. E. followed close on his
heels. and arriving in New York
learned that he had Just started Tor
Cincinnati, and on his arrival here
yesterday found the object of his
search. Mr.. Pool was immediately
arrested, but on his offering five
hundred dollars he was released
Mr.. Evans having already spent a
large sun in following him, and
being weary of the affair, thought
better TO compromise than 10 incur
the expense Of taking his prisoner to
Texas and probably finally fail OF OBJ
tanning more than this offer.
~ Gin. Gazette.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-04
CINCINNATI MARKET.
Oct. so, p. M,

Flour Flour 3 35a3 40.
GraiD.--Whest is frm and in demand At 90
as2e. Oats 25a3Oc. Corn 40a4lc.
Hay.-BaIsd 8 00al0 90 per ton.
Cooperage. barrels are vsrv ,.,,..
and prime commands 35e. Whiskev M, on
CSC, Gnd Pork do 90caI 90; Lard Kev, la.Isr.
Candies and Sosp.-The market rem,in.
steady at 1laI2e for TslIow Candies: 99c for
Star do; and l-2a6e for No. 1 and eztr. ,o.o.
Seed.-The market for Clover Is still un.et-
tied, and it is difficult to give reliable Quota.
tions. though Re are able to say with a ittia
more certainty than heretofore that the ooS.-,
ing price for new will Be about on. some
lots OF old now Offering are held at 75as on.
Prime Timothy brings 00a2 IS on arrival. [.
Hogs and Cattle - Hogs are dull and nri.s,
lower, fat selling to butchers at 00a5 25,ner
100 lbs net. For future delivery 500 be,d IA
yesterday, deliverable November Goth. - ( s1t
and at S 25 there is a good demand for lot, n,
delivery about the same time. Reef e.ttIs
are in better supply, but prices are firmly .n--
tained. We, quote 81 50a6 90 Der loo N,
net, embracing inferior and choies. Sbsen
range IRON i so to 3 90 per head.
Wool ol-Ssle has been made within the i.,t
few days, Of 10000 lbs. but We did not I.Srni
the particulars, though we understood that I0-
was paid. We quote.
Common 26a3Ie; IA blood 30a32s. 10 >.
39s35e; - do 36a40e; fun do l0.4ae ..tS~
ssses 43a45c; unwsshsd one third Of.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-11-04

MAD Doe KILLED.-On last Sum
day afternoon a mad dog was killed
by Robt. Stafford, Jr., at tbs house Of
Mr.. Davis, in Green township. It
appears that the dog made several in
sfectual attempts to bite individuals
along the road. and finally ran into
the house of Mr.. Davis, where a num-
Der of children had collected, and
springing upon the table commenced
biting and tearing the shawls and bon
nets belonging to the inmates. The
children. becoming frightened, set a
couple Of large dogs, belonging to the
house, upon it. and after pretty severe
battle, the two succeeded in overpower.
ing the rabid animal for time. Upon
regaining its feet it ran into an adjoining
room, pursued by one Of the dogs, when
the door was closed. thus cutting off all
chance Of escape. Mr.. Stafford, on
learning the particulars, proceeded to
the house with his rife, and succeeded
in shooting the animal from the window.
We think it advisable TO shoot the
two dogs that beset the rabid animal. al
though they did most excellent service,
still public security demands the saeri~
fee, for in all probability they were Bit
ten in the close contest, and but slim
chance remains for them to escape the
hydrophobia.