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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-26

<&lO JOSEPH SCHELL, aGu -S.n-, !.
- wife OF said Joseph SchelI. In the name Of
the State Of Iowa: You are herpbv notified that
Peter Heath has this day. August 23d 1853. fled
his Bill in Chaneery against you. claiming tl,a,
he is the assig nee Of o contrac'. made by Joseph
Sche!l on the LIST day May ls4S, with Egber
Smith, for the purchase Of the following described
lands, situated in The Counties Of Mosca,ine and
Cedar, to-wit:
Commencing ut point due east from the
north. est corner Of James F.. Schenck's land (the
said corner being on the Jo' ns,n aud CeJ Z
county line, and dstan, iherefrom twenty thsins)
running thence east fourteen chains fifty links,
thence south TO the road leading from Bloomington
TO Iowa City, thence along The center of said Z, oil
north. westerly h tho sonib.eas. corner of James
r. Schesck's land; she whole being in townships
seventy .eigh and seventy nine, range four west,
Of the 5th principal meridian. and containing one
hundred ard ihrl, five acres and twenty five
rods. That by the said contrsct, the said Scheil
bound himself 10 pay the said Smith. the sum Of
two dollars and eiehty-one nts PER acre tor said
land, and ten per cent interest. Oh OF before the
Isl day Of April 1853 that on the 5ih day OF
July, when said contract was assigned by said
Smith TO complainant their was due on the ssme.
the sum Of four hundred and sixty-eighs dollars.
which sun and securing Interest at ten per cant.
10 claimed 10 lie due to complainant. Said bin
prays that for the amount due upon The contract,
The said land may be sold. and that all the equity
Of redemption If said Joseph Scheli and ---
Schell his wife in and TO the said land may br
forever aaired and freclosed and for general relief
and costs. Now, unless you appear on, ihe morn
ing Of the second day Of the next term Of said Dis
trict Court, the facts OF said bill will be taken as
confessed and decree rendered in accordance
with its prayer.
WIN. LEFFINGWELB. Clerk,
Dist Cou,t, NJ q. Iowa.
JAcoB BurLER, ATTORNEY for petitioner.
Musca,ipe Aug 20 1853
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LEGAL NOTICES.


1'O EDWARD H. WRlGHT--In The name
Of the State OF Iowa-you are hereby notified
that your wife. Susan Wright. fled her petition in
the District Court of Muscain. county, Iowa, on
the 23J day Of August. 1853 PRAYING divorce
from the bonds Of mairimony, and that she may
be decreed to retain all the property and rights
TO property, Of which she was possessed and 10
which..she was entitled at the time of h,r marriage
and that the ground Of said application is that
yourself and said Susan cannot live in peace and
happiness together, and that the welfare OF both
requir $ a separation. Now unless you appear
on the morning of the next term Of the District
Court Of Musca,ine county. and answer to said
petit IN, decree will he taken against sou in ac
cordnnce with The PRAYER Of said petition.
WIN. LEFFINGWEI LII, CLERK,
Dist Court. N. G., Iowa.
SJAcoB BurLg \, Sol. for petitioner.
Muscatne August 26, 1859
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State Of Iowa-Muscatine Coun y.

State Of Iowa-Muscatine County.
FINO WILLIAM LII"TLE-Sir: You are here.
i by notified ha, on the 18Th April, $50, W.
q. Woodward filed his petition in the office Of
the Clerk Of the District Court in the above
county, representing that The west one-haIf Of the
south west one.four,h of section "a, township II,
north range two west Of 9Th principal meridian. in
Muscatins county. was sold a. public sale on the
18th May. A. ID. 1882, by the Treasurer of sand
county to the petitioner, for the unpaid taxes e,i,d
hereon for Ina year 1881. and praying that your
right to redeem the same may be f,reclosed.--
Now unless you appear and answer thereto on or
beiore the Fl 8, day Of the next term Of the said
Cour, in said county. judgment will be rendered
in accord ante viii the petition.
VIM. LEFFINGWELL. Clerk.
Muscatine county, August IL, lS53-5w
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News Items.

Valuable coal deposits have recently
been discovered in Minnesota.
The yellow fever still rages without
abatement in New Orleans. Upwards
of 1900 deaths are reported week.
Al the last advices from Denmark,
several cases OF cholera had occurred at
Copenhagen.
4 .man named Hines has been arrested
at Carroll ton, La charged with beating
one of his slaves to death.
A bear. weighing 49l lbs. was killed
in Fanquier county Va, on the SOth !,
after he had slain several dogs.
The people Of Chicago are really de-
termined 10 run tunnel through under
Chicago river.
Among the deaths FROM heat on the
18th inst, at Philadelphia were Gen.
Bennett, an officer in the Mat. and MIR
Woodside. q celebrated portrait PALMER.
Nathaniel Dearbon, who was at the
battle Of Bunker Hill. died at Eioga, N.
SY., last week. in his ninety venth
year.
Two slaves, commilled for the murder
OF DR.. Fisk. his wife and child, neat
Car hsge. Mo-. were recently taken from
the officers BY the populace and burnt
alive!
On Sunday, the l4.h inst. three per-
sons. one an Irishman, aud the other
two Germans. were murdered al Peru.
III. A reward has been offered for the
apprehension Of the criminal.
A treaty has recently been made be.
tween the United States aud the Win.
nebago Indians, for an exchange Of lands
with view Of settling these Indians in
a body.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-26
GEN. SCOTT
Expected i'm Muscatine!

TNHE unJe signed would respectfully announce
To the citizens Of Muscatine AMI vicinity, that
The, have just opened large BAKING ESfAB.
LISHMENT in The old aud well known stand Of
T.. Plum,ncr. on Second street. opposite }.
Kane's Saddle and Harness shop, where there can
ue had at all times FRESH BREAD. CAKES,
CRACKERS & PIES. We prepared also. to
manufacture any and all kinds of CANDY u order
on the shortest notice and on fair terms "a car
be had above 81. Louis. County Merchants, and
shop Keepers would DO well To give us cali be.
fore purchasing elsewhere. All kinds of nuts.
candies, small beer, soda water, pfunes, pickles,
citrons, raisins, figs lemons, lemonade, cigars
smoking aud che wing tobacco Of the best quality,
pepper sauce, cheese, matches; sardiues. toys and
also room supplied to furnish lunch to such as
may give US q cali
ADAMS e. WAISENBERGER:
Nav 81, 1853 If
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DENT Ii c. elED.

mr. j. DENNIS takes this method to return his sim
thanks to the citizens OF Mnscatne for their
kind and liberal pair onage and would respectfully in
form them that he is now permanently located with
them, and holds himself in readiness to attend to any
branch of his profession. Having been actively en-
gagged in the profession for twelve years, he atters
himself that his operations will combine neatness with
neness of finish the result of which viii be durability
All operations will be performed in the latest and most
approved style his method of plugging teeth is diff
ent from any other practised in the State and is pc
cuar to himself teeth filled upon this principle
fail. DIR. Dennis has also new method of inserting
pivot teeth, which renders them more permanent and
entirely obviates the etor attending the old meth
cd. He may be found, at all hours in the day, at his
office, in j. Hunters Daguerrean Gallery, Bur-
nett's bookstore.
All operations warranted.
REFERENCEs.-Rev. A. b. Robbins, DIR. Charles O.
Waters, F. H. Stone, Sael Foster, Pliny Fay.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-26
Groceries and Provisions.
NJ ID


rnvuE subscriber has Just opened new grocery
a store, ION Second street, in the room former.
" occupisd by Collins & Darlington. } and pre-
pared to sell at wholesale and retail on as good
terms rs can b. had in this city. or any other
placs on the r,ves above the Rapids. The follow
ing ere some or the articles now on hand:
Rio Laguyra coffee
"a Blown. clasiiied. leaf and crucd sugar
Molases. syrup. sugar house
G A. dairy and Kanawi,a sslt
Imperial and Young HyspI teas, first quality
Palm soap. mould and star CANDLES,
Tobacco, cigars, pipes, &C.
Lemons rasins. figs, herrlngs,
Candies, almonds, English walnuts,
Peanuts, currents. chockla,e, nutmeg
w. X. cheese. wines brandy, dc.
Best indigo, pnrcushion caps, bar lead
Shot, cap letter and wrapping paper
Cinnamon. cloves. pepper spice
Ground ginger, mustard in cans
Tubs. hest omber, mades, coppcrss
Alum, starch. candle wcking
Mackeral. codfish .sardnes
Bed-chords, buckets link wash hoards
Rosin. cotton batling-wih many other ar.
Giles for family use.
0 Country produce, such as butter. eggs. po-
atoes. fowls, and every thing in the market for
amily use. wanted. J. a. WILSON.
Musca,inc. March 25-f
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New Express Route.
American Express Company,

81. Louis and Galena, ria Mississippi Rirer.
4 IN and after May 10, 1885, we shall run semi
" weekly Express to and from st. Louis to Hannibal
Quincy, Keokuk, Burlington Muscatine, Rock Island,
davenport and intermediate places to Galena. Our
arrangements with the steam packets affords us fac
ties for the safe and speedy transportation of bank
notes, specie packages boxes and baesof goods the
collection and payment Of notes and accounts and the
purchase of goods on orders. &c. &c. A trusty mes
Scnger win accompany each Express, provided with
an safe for the security Of valuable pac kages en-
trusted to his Orders for the purchase of goods
&c., from Gaena and other points on the route, will
have prompt attention, and packages returned by the
Inst messenger. Packages will be called for and de-
scngers will leave Tuesdays and Fridays of each week
At Galena connect with Burbank & Co. to ST. Paul
also to Chicago Buffalo, New York and all the prn.
cipal eastern cities LIVINGSTON, FARGO & co.
CRANE & EVANS, Agents,
june 8, 1858. Muscatine.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-26
LiviNa GiRAFFEs.--Two oil

- LIVING GiRAFFEs.-Two Of
these tall specimens from Africa
lately arrived in this country.
Nk They cost $4,000. The TWO
imported several years since. bnt nov
dead. cost $4,000. One Of the present
pair is sevsntesn feet high. the osher
1fteen.
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j. W. Mitchell's

NEV D7UUEFRE.1N ROUlNN.
IF you want highly finished Iife.like Daguer.
/ reoiype, eth or without coIors, call at the
newly fitted up roooDs Of j. w. Mitchell r.ua.
ted over Messrs. Vance & Bro. Furniture Store,
en- the corner Of Cellar and second Streets, where
he can always be found at all times ready to take
pictures to please or no pay. Having lately re.
iurued from 81. Louis with all the latest improve.
meots Of the art, he alters himself tina, his work
canno, I've cxcflleJ in the west
June /, lS53-if.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-26

STEMS
LUM BIER XARD.
ON Second streei, opposite Isennetps Mill.
4,375, 900 feet
WISCONSIN LUMBER |!
'I'HE subscriber returns his compliments 10 hi
L numerous liberal customers, tor past pa,ron-
age. and Informs them tia, their generous support
has enahed him TO supply his Lumber Iard with
all kinds OF lumber; such as
Flooring, Siding. Fencing,
Scanning. Joist. I.ath, &c.
TOGETHER with all kinds Of boards. such as
clear PANEL from one-haf 10 two and hal inches
thickness; and common lumber of every kind and
quality. Also,
Square timber. Shingles &c.
Dressed FIGURING an Siding,
Doors. Sash Blinds Frames. &c.
As he purchased tie else but the best quality OF
Wisconsin lumber and that at the lowest prices,
and his connection with PLANNING MACHINE
and CrcuIa, Saw enable him 10 a oil kinds of or
ders and bill. on The Invest possible cash terms
add size. shape, price and quality notwithstanding
Friends, give US cail--we will ensure yon sat
isfaciion. Sc STEIN.
Muscatine, May 81. ls53-6m
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-26
MUSCATINE JOURNAL L. UGUSF &c. 1853
Snodgrass 4 McCimpbell,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,

w l0ieSalG anu Retail Ur0cerS,
MUSCATINE, IOWA,
HAVE Jus. received general stock OF goods
/ i in their lin consisting of the following arll-
cles. to.wit:
Sugars Of all qualities Lemon syrup
Molasses, in bbls, hsfSFubs, buckets
bbs and legs SWIiiow-ware,c clothes pins
Coffee Rio and Java $Churns spades, shovels
Teas, of all kinds Hoes, bfooms
Salerslus indigo, maider3 Cotton yarn and batting
Nails, assorted SCandle wickng
Goldfish $Carpel chain
Nos. and mackerel }Cordage. assorted
Nutmegs, cinnamon Meal selves
Spice, pepper, ginger $Gass tumblers
Lemons, oranges Palm leafhats
D,iei apples and peachcs{Soap, tobacco
White lead, SCigars-- regalias, prpci.
Wndow.gIass. Sx 10 antli pes and Cuba SKIES
l0xI2 3irunes, raisins almonds
Star and tailow candles IPecans, peanuts,
Llnsred, sperm aud olive Dried cu,ran's, rice
oils Cheese, pepper-sauce
And all other articles usually kept by grocers,
which will be sold cheap as can be bought 10
Muscn,ine. fer cash or approved country produce.
May ls53-ap22-3m
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They MUST Sell.

Y assortment, Of LADIES', MISSES and
Ill CHILDREN'S SHOES and CATERS
must I've closed out. in order to make room for
more fresh ones. Prices LOWER than at any
Other store in Muscatine.
June IL, 1853. N. NJ. STONE, Agt.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-26
BOOTS |! BOOTS I!

+ WILL sell my stock Of calf. kip. thick and
i morocco BOOTS 20 per cent lower than the
same quality Of goods can be had at any other
store in The city.
June Ia, 1853. N. NJ. STONE, Ag't.
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The Latest fashion of Hats,
AT THE
Mascatine Hat Mandatory
SIGN OF THE
Red Flag with the II hite Hats:

OPF0SHe SieutS LuW0er fdTQ.
TINE undersigned would most respectfully SN
i announce 10 the citizens of MuScatine sssss
and the surrounding. country that he has located
OF the corner OF Second and Pine streets, where he
win manufacture to order, hats Of every grade and
style-such as beaver, otier moleskn, Russia and
all Other kinds o! Hats. He viii, also, constantly
keep on hand an assortment o. Hote SO that per-
SONS desiring good Hat can be accommodated at
any time. He has made arrangements 10 procure
the fashions from The East. as soon a. they are
there adopted, and will a, all lines be able TO &C
,ommodaie his customers with the very latest
style.
Farmers will find il TO their interest TO purchase
OF him, Tor all work is warranted To give sasfac.
ton. He is determined 20 sell cheap Tor cash.
adopting the motto Small profits and quick re.
turns" u ALI kinds OF Furs taken in exchange
for Hats. WM. HESS.
Muscatine, June II, ls53-3m
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PAY UP /!

PAY UF
TNHOSE indebted 10 The late firm Of j. b.
Dougher,y e. Co. are earnestly requested to
pay up withou, further delay. Ii not attended to
soon. there may he an additional expense in The
shape Of costs. We must have our dues. "A
word TO the wise," DC.
] b DOUGKERrY & co.
August 10, ls53-3w
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NEW STORE,
T,umbpr Yard.

And having made arrangements to receive during Il
season about 500 900 feet OF Lumber from the Upper
Wisconsin, 1.-THE best pine region in the West) LIE is
enabled t. offer lnequaed inducements to all in want
OF any thing in that branch of business. He will keep
general assortment of all kinds of rough and dress
Lumber, and everything connected with the trade IN
the corner of Second and Walnut streets. Call and eA
anime his stock Of Goods and Lumber and if he fai
to satisfy you in both quality and price the less will 10
his own. June 3, 1S53-H.
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Summer Retreat.
ADAM REULING.

Corner Of Chesn,1 and Second Streets,
REGS leave to inform his friends and the public, gem
u orally, that he Is now opened and fitted up for the
summer. He will keep constantly on hand Ice Cream
of the most exquisite and delicate flavor, soda water
and fruits of every variety, in season. yt
Oysters sardnes, nuts, candies, pastry;
sweetmeats, cakes, crackers, cheese f't
Beer ale cider 2
Cigars, tobacco, pipes, snuffs aE
Toys of every variety; IS
And full assortment In his lne--all Of which he
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-08-26
Musca.ine county, August IL, ls53-5w
State Of Iowa-Musca,ine county

State Of Iowa-Muscatine county.
TNO CHARLES w. PAIRO--Sir: You are
l hereby titled TINT on the 18th April 1852,
W q Woodward filed his petition in the office of
the Clerk of the District Court in the above coun-
". repesen ing that the east one.haif of the south
east one-iou,,h, section I township II, north
range Yves, 5,h principal meridian, in Muscatine
county. was sold at public sale on the l7,h Nav,
A. d. 1852 by the Treasurer Of said county to
The petitioner. for the unpaid taxes levied thereon
for the year 1851, snd praying that YOU right to
redeem the same may be foreciosed Now. un.
less you appear and answer thereto on or before
the frs, day ofthe next term of,he sal Court in
said county, judgment will he rendered in accord
ance with the petition.
VIM LEFFTNGWELL. Clerk.
Muscatire. August IL, lS53-5w
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1paraswlss

a SMALL assortment oG PaIa,ols, 10 be sold
n very low. The ladies are invited to call aud
examine, at N. M STONES Cheap Store.
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CasI, Advances.

WE will make liberal cash advances upon pro.
w duce placed in our hands for shipment 10
JANIS &. GOODRICH. 81. Louis, for sale there
o. shipment East. GREEN { STONE.
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III. @. Jennis0n.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocer and Commission Merchant

C,r1;r Court-HJusequare, Penn. Hmse.
MUSCATINE. IOWA.
A I'LL keep constantly on hand every article
w m ne Grocery and Provision line, whicl
he WI sell cheap Tor cash or produce.
FARM Frs AND MERCHANTS
From the country will findi 10 their interest 10 call
and purchase Of me. as am determined TO sell a,
the lowest figures.
UThe highest market price paid for produce
and marketing. in cash or trade.
An orders promptly filed, and goods forwaded
with dispatch. aps
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FINE lot Of Wines, Bandies and Gin. which we
n offer for medical and mechanical puIpoees et redu'
cd prices, for sale b. MEDIC s SPRMGER
Sune 5, ieSsL1
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Young Ladies' School.

MISS L. e. DENISON
WILL open u School for young ladies, in the
w basement Of the Methodist Church, o
Monday, the 29th inst
RATES OF TUITION PER QUARTER.
Prmsry scholars So so
Beginners in arithmetic, geography and
penmanship 90
And for the higher English branches 80
Parents wishing 10 avail themselves Of the ad.
vantages Of . female school, are respectfully re-
quested 10 give her their patronage.
Muscatine, August Is, l853--2w
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HOUSEKEEPING, &C..

TIME Undersigned having furnished them
II selves with superior apparatus, are prepare
TO AISE, REMOVE, BUILD, OF REPAIR
HOUSES, en- tic shortest notice and most rea
sonabe terms, either in town country. Also
FLAT. BOATS or BARGES drawp oot end 70
paired. Jpn w WALTON.
Muscaine, July Is, lS53-iy
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roo KEGS WHITE LEAD received and
lUV o. sahb FAY 4 STONE.
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Dissolution.
Notice

is hereby given that the copartnership fertoorecx
stihg between Henry Hoover and H. d. Jellison is this
day Dissolved by mutual consent
The business will still be continued at the same stand
BY Henry Hoover who win endeavor to render salts.
faction to all who may favor him with their patronage
The books and accounts viii remain in the hands of
d. Hoover. HENRY HOOVER,
II. ID. JELLSON.
Muscatine, August Isl, ls53.
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His Ice Cream Saloons,
Are fitted up in the most comfortable STYLE and he will
take pleasure in mnsterng to the comfort and pleas
ure of all who will favor him with a call.
GIVE HIM A TRIAL.
June 3, 1S53--H
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Hats and Caps.

LIVERY boat brings me new ones eghorn,
IL Panama and fashionable. Prices lower than
ever N. NJ. STONE, Ag't.
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N0TIGE

NOTICE.
SHOSE knowing themselves indebted to The
undersigned will please cali and make imme-
date settlement and payment. As the subscribe
intends changing his residence, immediate attend
ance on the part Of his debtors will save cost I,
themselves
ALExANDER sEPMAN.
Masestna. Angus Is ls6S.-G
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Musca,ine, July 30. ls53--3m
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-14
Kirpt,om Of Spain.

A la:c Ma;.rd paper contains tie fol.
lowing. which suggests matter tor grave
thought.
The Spanish dominio7s once occnpi.
ed an ci ghth of the known world. Our
country has beeu the greatest OF the
globe; AMI in the days Of its splcndor
neither the gigantic empire or AIesan
der, nor the vas,nes.' of that of tue pres
ent Gear could be compare to it. Tho
sun never set upon our country, whicl
contained $4,000 square leagues an
6O,OOO,OOO inhabita u,s. or so much
richness anil power, We have lost moro
than two.,ArIs in a ceuple of centuries
In 1895 we celed Nal ia to the orler o
ST. John; France aftcrw ards took posses
sion of it, anl ul,imat ely the EnGlish
In 1920 Louis XIII, inc orporaiel Lowe
Navarro anl Bearn with France. II
l6i0 our Government recognized th'
conquest of BouissiIlcn, made by th'
same monarch. In l74o Poru "a
emancipatc herself, with all her trans
atlantic possessions. In 1881 we bc5al
los n; the Ne,hcrla Ills; in ls4s the.
maize themselves indepen lent.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-14

Mr.. Jos SHEAREn attempte | to kill a
mad dog about four weeks alo in Gin.
cinna,i. The rabil animal flew up and
bit him in the face. severely laceratin :
the flesh. He was conveyed 10 the Com
mercial Hospital, AMI after un lergoin g
treatment for several days was dscharg.
ell as cured, and returned to his business
On Friday last h, was attacked with all
the symptoms Of Hydrophobia. These
continued during tho day and night, and
on Saturday morning he was secured by
chains and taken 10 tho Commercial
Hospital. A large number Of tho Gin.
cinnati physicians visited him and eve.
ry known treatment was adopted but
without avail. At times he WAS rational
and begged piteously to be killed. He
died between and 2 o'clock on Sun.
day afternoon. ti.aGa
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-06-14
Caught and Gagged,

Ayoung man we'll dressed, AMI hear.
ing the outward marks Of gentleman,
called at the livery stable of Mr.. U.
White, few days since, hircl horse
AMI buggy for short time, AMI proceed
ei "on his way rejoicing" we suppose.
He remained absent several days beyond
his time. M. w. became anxious,
AMI went on a perambulating cxpc.li.
ton in search of the chap. Fortunately,
he struck the trail, and overlook his man
about seventy miles boyonl Charleston,
Va, The chap had tradei the buggy
for another, ana had nearly worn down
the horse. He was brought back to the
city, AMI is now in jail, acknowledged
he was straying off, but says hs did moi
exactly understand where he was going.
He declares lie will die, before mex,
court. Tho way Of The ,ransgressor is
hard"