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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11
A Patent For a SmOkeless Furnace,

has been recently secured by Mr.. Lee
Stevens, of England. The invention
consists in an arrangement by which
the hot cinders from the fire box, fall.
ing on crate underneath, are there turn
ed to account in heating a current of air
which, passing into the furnace. prevents
the generation Of smoke. Two lavora-
BILE examples Of tho working of the pat.
ent, have been exhibited. and gave great
satisfaction to those who witnessed them.
The arrangement is applicable to all
furnaces, and involves-only triling ex.
pense. Ithas the advantage Of striking
at the root Of the smoke nuisance, and
preventing instead Of curing it.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11
Gold by Artificial Means.

The following article, translated from
Paris Journal, is going the rounds OF
the American papers:
IN. Theodore Tcffereau has laid a
paper before the Academy of Sciences OF
Paris, in which he sserts that lie has
produced gold by artificial means. He
believes there are very few simple sub.
stances in nature, and considers the
forty metals now assumed to be such,
are in reality compound ones, probably
Of one radical with some unknown bo
dy, hitherto not studied, but which of it.
self alone modi6es the properties Of The
forty bodies, while in reality there is but
one.' He asserts he has discovered this
body, by which the radical is converted
into gold"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11
Suprome Court Decision.

The Supreme Court Of Pcnsy lvania
has decided that a.tc"anl for years is the
owner OF an estate in the land, and is,
therefore, entitled to compensation for
an injury done to his estate, by turn.
pike road company, in the construction
Of the road. Any advantages whie hhis
particular estate may derive from the
road may bc deducted from the amount
ofinjury done to him: but the ndvan.
tagcs which the owncrs Of any other es.
tate may derive from it cannot bc deduc.
ted from The claim fthc tenant for years
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11

In relation TO The above discovery, we
would remark, that DIR. J. b. Dods, of
New York city, claims priority. After
lecturing in Washington city, in Fcbru.
nry 1850, by written invitation from
Clay. Webster, Houston, Rusk, and 9th.
ers, tho substance Of what he there de-.
livcred was Immediately published in
volume Of Twelve Lectures, by Fowler
& Wells, Of New York, and endorsed
by the letters OF these distinguished
statesmen.
In 1861 DR.. Dods was again at WNh.
inglon, when MIR. Clay remarked in rex
laton to his Seventh Lecture, "lf what
you have contcnded for be truo, that
there arc no simple substance es in nature,
then gold is not simple substance, nnd
why do you not arifcnlly produce it,
and politically and religiously rcgener.
ate the worlI?" Since that period DR..
Dods has been almost constantly cngag.
ed in studying and experimenting 10
produce gold by artificial means. In his
lis, experiment in February, 1853, he
succeeded in producing gold in all its
qualities save one. This he has fre.
qucnily spoken of to his friends, and it
was published in several papers before
Mr.. TeiYercau's article appeared.
Dr.. Dolls we are assured, has now &C.
compIishcd his task, and can produce
gold equal in quality to any found in
California. but the process is slow. This
he is now laboring TO overcome, and he
thinks that in less than a year he will
be able, by the assistance Of ten mems
labor to manufacture one, If not two
tons Of gold per day! Tefereau abe.
icves there are very few simple substan.
ces in nature" DR.. ID. believes there
nrc none; that is, in a solid or visible
state. In all other respects lac comedies
with the Frenchman in his statements.
As the above is the most astonishing
discovery Of the age, a"d as the ques
ton rs TO priority may hereafter arise
the Doctor requests editors throus shou
the United States, and also in France
and England, to publish the above as ar
act Of justice to both parties.-Erch.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11
-------------------------
Paving for the Mischief

Mr.. Fluent. of Lancaster City, whocs
wife was killed on the New Haven Rail.
road, at Norwalk, last Spring, and him
sclfmuch injured, has been paid 10000
by the Company, the "Inland Daily"
says, as remuneration for the loss and
injury he sustaine'. The damages al.
ready paid by this Company for the inju.
res inflicted by the Norwalk ca,as.ro.
phe, would more than maintain n pro.
per and efficient supern,endance of the
road.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.
Tuesday, Oct. H., 1853
r. LEErE AND B.F. CORY, EUlrous.


LandoI Democracy, an eternal basis ior ltepub-
lcs,--A Landed Arlsiocracy, The foundation Of
inouurcbirs and dnspoiisms.-b Young .in,rna
The Land shall not be sod orcvcr.-BNis
The mass oi muIi.ind hn. not been born with sat-.
dies on ihrir bucks,-NUr iavorrd l,w, booted
und .purred TO ride them !cs,na.eIy Ly the grace
ofGod..-JP;rsous last Ldtr.
'To worship God. the Father Of all m"u--o hope for
live IN iicnvcu.--'ie reward ol good accomplished
enrih. 70 love our fellow men. aIh do ,or icm nll
that desire for cursciyc.. 10 espcc all form. 10y
which mrn urr pleased 10 worship God. 70 coin M
cgTuf not wlih violence. ror with FIRE hut with truth.
70 love our country nnh iu tasoo ourselves 10 is
"cl.lir c."ii Ia Me snrfitc- ri lives 1a wnch
Win 'cudeF care over ~" hnrIinrss Of r'nlcs.
and Ia educate oar children In iln scrl"nts q! lo.r.
Humanity. rid pStrlo'isI 10 instruct he gforpu lo
ciohr ihc nnk"d To iuruish work ior ic strong, and
always aud every where proclaim ih" fgdtiHIy uIa!
the ,Yun!iiy of oH and ihr EbyiV otaH''
There I. no foundation IN nature. or In raiurul
laws; why as-i oword. upon Parchment should con-
vcy the dominion oi lands"
PLhcvsToNR.
'rhr earth j. the hsha,ion N" natural inhcriince
Of a mankind. Of ages present aud to lahiiu
ton belonging 10 ro man in particular but 10 every
man; nna one in which all have ',Vol right I,
dwriln JoIS GRAY.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11
Disease Among the Fish.

Nuccs Texas Valley of tho 3lst ult.
has reliable information that tho fish in
the Gulf are dying off and being cast
ashore by thousands. The beach Of
Mustang and 81, Joseph's islands, it is
said, is covered with their dead bodies.
The pass at Aransat is noated full Of
them; and the tides float numbers through
Corpus Christi pass, between Mustang
and 81. Joseph's islands. The same
thing occurred few weeks ago on tho
eastern shore OF Maryland.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11
Arrival Of the WASHINGTON.
ADVANCE IN FLOUR.
WAR BETWEEN RUSSIA AND
TURKEY INEVITABLE.

New YoRK, Sept 29.--The Steamer
Washington, with dates from Liverpool
to the 14th inst, arrived here this after.
noon.
Flour was active and had advanced / $
per bbl. Corn was likewise in active
demand but not higher,
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Russia has rejected the note prep ared
by the four powers, as modified by the
Sultan, so that war between Turkey
and Russia is generally considered inev.
table.
The London Times announces that
Russia has rejected the Turkish modif.
cations, and pronounces war inevitable.
The lost jewels Of the Hungarian
crown were found buried near Aschova,
in Hungary.
The Gear was about to proceed imme.
dat.ly 10 meet the Emperor Of Austria
at Olmertiz, where they were to have an
interview on the 23l inst.
Fresh crops Of Russian forces were
marching upon Moldavia.
The Turkish troops on the lower Dan.
ube, insist upon fighting, and it was fear.
ed Omer Pasha, under whose comma nd
they were, would not be able to subdue
their fanaticism, in order to effect fur.
ther negotiations.
The weather in England was unfavor.
able.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11
News From the Fisheries.
BALTIMoRE, Sept. sc


A number OF fishing vessels were lost
with the crews, on the north side of
Newfoundland, during a gale on the
18th inst.
The American vessels all had poor
luck. Several vessels had arrived at
had taken only SIS bbIs. mack kcrrI, and
they had spoken other vessels who had
none.
Accounts from Newfoundland state
that the potato croP was an utter failure,
on account Of the rot; and the fishery
bcing also failure, grea, fears Of fam
inc were entertained.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11
From Washington.
WASHINGTON. Sel

WASHINGTON, Sept. 80.
The Richmond Examiner says ,ha,
Judge John Y. Mason is very i'll of billi.
Gus fever, and that he intimates he will
accept the mission to France if tender.
ed TO him.
A new paper called the Sentinel, has
made its appearance here this morning.
1t announces its sympathies with the
New York Adamantincs, and says i,
will give the Presiden. au independen,
support.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11
A Fast Woman.

A young woman who gave her name
as Ellen Wclden. was arrested in New
York, on Monday night. having in her
possession horse and gig, which she
subsequently. confessed having stolen
from in front Of ono Of the Broadway
hotels. She was quite intoxicated. and
the vehicle was almost wreck. ithaving.
been run into by an omnibus, but she
was pcrsisting in attempting to make
the horse drag it along through Church
street by one shaft. She was locked up
20 await examination.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11

~ y. PALMER the An"rican Newspaper Agent.
ish. "nip annori.,d Agon ior this paper in the ciIrs
OF Boston. New York. and Philadelphia. md is duly
enpo w"rcd TO take advertisements aud subscriptions
"i the rate required hy ~. His rccrps will r regard
rd u. payments. His Offices nrc-BOSrON. >rolinys
I'uildinc NEW YORK. Tribune buildings: pIiiI.A-
DEllllA. y. w. corner Third aud Che smut streets"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11
100000 Gifts for the People!
THE WORLD. D.RENOWNED
Seven-Mile Mirror.
OF the Lakes, Niagara Falls, St. Lawrence and
eaRuenaY Riyera.

eaguenay Rivers,
NOW EXHIBITING ATTHE
CHINESE Assembly Rooms $50 BROADwAy,N.Y
In connection with its exhibitions, the Proprie.
tor, JOSIAH PERHAM, intends selling
100000 TICKETS ONLY At 81 EACH,
Each Ticket admitting four persons to any ex-
hlbition, and emitting the Holder to One Share
of the 100000 gifts following.
The whole Of the Magnificent series of Paint
ings, known as the SEVEN MILE MIRROR,
valued at Si0,0U0. 1t having realized double
that sum by its exhibitions. A farm in Burling,
ton county, New Jersey, containing 12O acres,
in a rich state Of cultivation, with Dwelling.
Barn, and other necessary OuthOuses, fronting
on the Delaware River, mile from Beverly.
and 10 miles from Philadelphia; access to Il
every hour in the day, either BY Railroad or
Steamboat, and also containinga Peach Or
churd Of 1900 Trees, on which Thousands of
buthels of Peaches have been raised this year.
valued at s24 900: Any information about the
farm can be given by Jas. II. Farrand, Assembly
buildings, Phila. The celebrated TRCTTiNG
HORSE, TELEGRAPH, who can Trot mile
in $50. with two persons III a Wagon. To ce
seen at the Franklin House. Philadelphia, val
ued at |, 800. Pianos, worth 500 dollars each.
$500, do worth 300 each. 1900. Specimens
of the Pianos can be seen at the Music and Pi-
ano Store of H. Waters, 333 Broadway. 10
Gold Watches, worth 800 each. 1000, 40
do worth $50 each, 1000. 100 G old Pens and
cases, worth SIS each, 500. 1000 do Pencils,
worth 50 each. 5000. 100 orders for Hats ION
Genin, celebrated Broadway Halter, 400. 5000
Gold Pens, 81 each, 5000. 10000 Engravings.
valued at % cents each, 10000. SO, 789 Hand
Books, Describing the Seven-Mile Mirror, 6,O99
100000 Gifts, valued at $9I ,584.
In order to secure perfectly fair and satisfac
tory partition Of the Property, Mr.. Perham pro.
poses that the share holders shall meet togeth.
er in some suitable place in the city of N. Y,
ou Monday evening. Nov. l4th. Tor sooner. if
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11

We should give as we receive, C! ecr.
fully, quickly, and without hesitation;
for there is no grace in benefit that
sticks to the fingers.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11
NOTICE.

Is hereby give to all persons interested,
Tia, petition will be presented to tho
Board of County Commissioners a, their
next meeting, asking them to grant a
County road IN said County, beginning
at the hill grocery in Aid Township,
thence TO run the nearest and best way
down Storms Creek, to David Green's,
thence by Calvary AIdridges, thence to
in'crscct the other road at the David
Bottles place, running down Storms
Creek in Aid Township, Lawrence Co..
Ohio.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11
A New Business.

A team recently made its appearance Q
atSiockton, California. with a load of
snow, four days from the Sierra noun.
,ains. 1t was sold at twenty cents a
pound.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11

Clark q Russell have also Just re.
plenished their stock Of groceries, with
a general assortment, direct from Cincin.
natl.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11

THERE is LITTLE GIRL of French
paren,age, in Troy, whose face is almost
entirely covered with dark hair, abou,
two inches long.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11

The Boarl of education of Upper
Township, will take notice that the semi.
annual meeting of the Board will be
held at the Court House, in lronton, on
The 18th inst.
J. X. KIDD, Chm'n.
Oct. S,h., 1853.
Register please copy.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11

"Mother," said a Spartan boy, going
to battle, "my sword is TOO short" "Add
step to it," was the reply oflhe heroes
mother.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11

Di we always do our duty by ac ting
in accordance with the lmonilions of
the divine teacher within us, we should
have few regrets.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11

We are indebted to the Cabinet for
late Cincinnati papers, and other river
favors.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11

The nerve which never relaxes, the
eye which never banches, the thought
which never wanders-lhesc are the mas
tcrs Of victory.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11

FIRE.-On Friday morning last,
two story frame, on Lawrence and Sc.
venth Streets was consumed by fire.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11

The. Ping. Waugh, the leader Of the
insurreclion in China, calls himself,
and is style! by his followers, "Thc
Prince of Peace"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11

Gin is not only mockery and delu.
sion, but las you will see in theDiction
avy) also snare.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11
VIM. KiSsane found Guilty.

LEBANON, Sept. 30, Z, p. VI.
The Jury in the case of VIM. Kissane,
have just brought in verdict Of gull.
".
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11

1t is but justice to Mr.. Clark, TO say
that the marketing has not been properly
attended to for lew weeks past. We
have more hel p now, and shall be able
TO give the paper more attention in fu.
ture.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11
Death Of Captain Green.

We clip the following from the Gin.
cinnati Nonpareil, Of Oct. 7,h. Captain
Green was universally respected by all
who krew him, and the sentiment cx.
pressed. will meet with hearty response
from friends and acquoiniances, while
his family alone shall be able 10 com.
prchenl the cxten, Of the loss. His re.
mains passed up the river TO his resi-.
dence, on the Ohio, on Sunday. This
is another verifcation Of the great truth
"in the midst Of life we are in DEATH"
and speaks loudly to Others, abe ye al.
so ready"
I'VE arc called upon to record the
death Of our old friend. Capt, Green
is no more. He died on board his boat,
the C"mbsrland Valley. His remains
will be brouGh, to this city to-day, on
the Lady Franklin, en- route, for his
final resting place, near Burlington,
Ohio. Captain Green endearel himself
to numerous circle Of friends in the
city, who will, with his family, sincere.
Iy mourn his departure from their midst.
He was an honest man-the mobiles,
work Of God. Peace to his ashes.''
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-10-11

d. II. CLARK has just received a large
assortment Of groceries.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-21

ANCIENT HosFIrALrry.-says Sir Waller Scott,
it was once the universal custom to place Ale or
some strong liquor in the chamber of an honored
guest, 10 assuage his thirst, should be feel any
awakening in the night, which considering that
the hospitality of that period often reached excess,
was by no means unlikely. 1t is current story
in Teyiotdale, that in the house of an ancient
fnmily of distinction, much addicted to the cause
of Presbyterianism, Bible was always put into
the sleeping apartment of the guests, along with
a bottle of strong Ale. On one occasion there
was a meeting of the clergymen in the vicinity Of
the Castle all Of whom were invited to dinner by
the Barone', and several abode th,re that might
According 10 the fashion of the times, several OF
the guests were allotted to one large barack room
which was used on such occasions of extended
hospitality. Ths butler TOOK cafe that the Dlvlnes
were presented, according to CUSTOM each with
bottle OF Ale. But after little conversation
among themselves. they are SAID TO have recalled
the domestic just as he was leaving the apart
guests, s'you must know That when we meet to-
gelher the youngest Mi"iser reads ooRi portion
fire is necessary; SO take away the other six, and
in their place bring SIX more bottles of Aie!'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-21

Novr, Exu,p,r1oy-SwIMMrNa EXCURSION AT
HARrPoRp.-We published yesterday morning.
notice Of Swimming Exclusion to be under
tafen on the river, by large number oil German
and American swimmer on Wednesday evening
Ths novel fete will be under the control oil Sapt.
5vnigli. and tIe other Hungarian soldiers of the
city. Some of the swimmers were former en-
bers of the Hungarian army, where they were
Obliged to practice INN ng as part OF their mill
tary exercise. 1t was often necessary, during the
Hungarian war, to Cross rivers in this way, carry
mes were taught to swim by battaons. The tick
els 10 the concert and swimming exhibition Will
be twenty five cents each, and fifty cents 70 seat
in the boats, which are TO be royided.-Hqrttord
CoMunt, july I2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-21


From toothles5 babes OF n3meless weeks,
Toprlttling iokers in the streets;
From girls and boys that read at .hoOl,
To office clerks upon their stools;
From the buddiI o. love at sweet seventeen,
To the aude explosions OF all honey loon dreams;
From midway years OF man nd his wife,
To advancing days and eclining lie;
At the wondrOus things OF these modern days.
Is heard this gene 'a exclamation,
HAVE USED LYoH's kATHAIROS3
Grey heads aud bald in concert sing.
The magic OF this powerful thing,
That starts tho roots OF hair long dead,
And covers ur the once bald head;
While the tTuani locks, 20 harsh and stiff,
Thai used to veX the pretty miss
Now around her sbOu ders twiTl
In such rich, luXuran cuTls,
Thu sight o. touch, you know not which,
Sets SHINING, and theiI heads bcwitch'd.
The IIandTulI-veXed stuff hat once did fall
DER bread cloth coats, an! collars soil,
You number with tile things that were,
By using Katha IRON on The hair.
- But morc than half. o. alt yet said,
Are facts about tile Nervous Head,
s. 4 hat sometimes racks and aches with pain,
And doctor s. pills taken i'll vain.
Now tue Kdthairon, such pains l warrant to cure.
In ten minutes. NogossipPirg I'm sure;
Ard for Pmples Salt Rlsdm, ErysiHelas and letter,
Aud all such diseases. nothing is better.
Y0N'S K.NTHAI RON 81 justl celeb ated for PreserN
i ing. Restoring aud Identifying tile Hair, is sold
sVeIy Druggist and Principal merchant throughout III
World, i'll large bottles. for 20 cents.
Sold to the trade Liberal dScount-but nereT CON
1lissicned. Address lettersto
.-.se aar.-. 16I Broadway New York.
n5-For sale by Kells & Caldwell, Oesa!e Agents f.
Wheeling Also sold by l'atsi son & Cos 7. II. Loga
Co and Wheat q Chaplin. mnlS-hm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-21

A CnAnoE As is a CmAnoE.-Judge Jonah Jcles
recently delivered the following charget the jury
in the case of Elm Clinch. for stealing:
..Jury,you kin go out; and don't you show your
uglymngs here ill you find a verdict ifyou can't
get one 81 your cwn, get one the last jury used!'
-@Fhe jury r=tlred aud after an absence otiliteen
minutes returned with verdict of 'Suicide in
the uinth degree and fourth verse r,..,
Then Judge Jonah Joles pronounced upon Elm
Clinch this senlence:-"Elm Clinch stand up and
face the music. You are found guilty of suicide
for stealing Now this court sentences you to
pay fine Of two shllings, to shave your head
with pageant, in the barracks, and II you Try 10
cave in the heads of any of the jury, you'll eaten
thunder that's ALL Your fate will be warning
10 others, and in conclusion may the Lord have
mercy on your soul. Sheriff, get pint OF red
eye; Pm awful thirsty"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-21
New Hat and Cap Store.

No. 1913, WHIST SIDE MAIN STREET:
ordertc FeeP rae with the enterprise and
business oCouT city and better our largely
Increasing Hat and Cap ALE, hay onc ned
A SPLENDID SALES ROOM
in the new block erected hy w Shriver, west side
Main sticet Cbetweem Union and Monroe where We are
prepared 10 furnish patron and he public with supe
urst approved styles; and comprised in part OF extra
Inoleskin silk hats black, brown, and white beaver
ana otter hats Also fine assortment OF Panama ped
die braid Leghlrn, China braid Canada braid and Chill.
dTen's Fancy Hats.
cans All those wishing good article at wholesale or
tall line, at low rates will please call ard examine
our stock. -, ~, ,,,,PsoN
iune9 w. w IiME e .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-21

Norn,so TO LAuor Ar.-A certain Chief Jus-
tice, now no more, was once holding Court at
with lawyers, waiting for the call of the docket;
and The judge, being Determined to be facetous,
nTn,nceI miserabiz pun. The bar, as in duty
bound, raised great shout of laughter, which
1oused the venerable Sheriff from his slumners.-
.1T,Irr, cred ne, rapping his desk, silence in
Court-there's nothing TO laugh att
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-21
ACCIDENT AT NIAGARA FALLS.

Two men in boat were carried down the Rap
ids at Niagara Falls yesterday. The boat upset
and one man was owned, The other caught on
all the afternoon. Hundreds on shore were una
lie 10 ass st him. raft was pushed out 10 him,
/ he got upon it, but 1t was afterwards swept away
by the waves. He attempted to swim to small
island but after terrible struggle was swept over
the Falls and persisted.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-07-21

AMERICAN HYaERPoLE.-A physician called up
onto testifyin regard TO the physical effects OF
severe whipping riyen 10 a servant girl, sald-1
1aentlemen ofthe jury, if jackass had the skin
er.nlat.s underneath, and that jackass were 10 be
foeged one half as bad as that woman whipped
that child, ali creation cou1dn save The lackass
from dying