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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-10
NOE.
II. G.. FARRELL'S
CHEER ATED ARABIAN IMMINENT


well known TO possess the most wonderful healing
l. penetrating aud stimulating properties. and by its
pTonptness in cecting cures, which previously had
sisted AL other medicines, administered 10y the most
scientific physicians, has placed it far beyond any SINH
lar remedy over introduced to the people OF the United
States IL stimulates the absorbrnts increase action
and thus ablcs nature t. throw off disease-IT PHNE
BONES, adding strength and activity the
museies-Ui Is powerfully anOdyne and thereby allays
nervous irritation, producing delightfully."- pleasing
sensation through the whole frame. Owing TO its re-
markable antieeptic properties pu rlrs and neutral
lies that poisonous corrosive princpc which renders
old ucerous difficult to heals therefore is pe
culary adapted 10 their speedy cure. This Lnimen.
from penetrating and gtheningq alites has
found to be specific for Paralysisor Palsy, wh"swe
ings and diseased 10 nts, and in fact all complaints
yOlvng the muscular system. II ha, cured OF
rheumatism OF tweniyt' thirty yea standing, aud az
fectons Of the Spine wherein the entire spinal column
was crooked and distorted. that The patient could
walk or stand without nri fetal support. Numerous
case. ofpasy have been when the flesh had withc
cJ leaving nothing but the dried skin and hone.
lin 80 total! rthout feeling For Chill with
Group is ofinesimabla value. rubbed and batned
the throat aud chest. Napp!i-d freely the chest il
fails to give relief ia tbs coughs attending
Consumption. As hma aud colds. ], heals wounds
speedily will Sea he I'd. Mango, etc. Planters
aud Farmers will find il valuable M .d,che
applied II Horses aud cattle for Spran- i uises Lame
ness, stiff Joints. Sweeney. Dry Sho alder Wounds.
Burns Splint, Chzfes calls, Hardened Knots
flesh, DC.
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DOCTOR 1Et:N1RD yTUyE

DVN EVEk htEsN 4 N ID 81 III.
THIS gentleman has settled in midst aud earnest
l. ly socits patronage. He is graduate of the Ec-
lectic Medical College at Cincinnati and as enjoy ed
elsewhcrc very extended and successful practice
near two years He is. therefore. fully peten to act
enthusiastically Physician AID surgeon In is practice
he disears in toto those poisonous and destructive
agents which the tissues assiIniae. antimony,
mercury etc. Especially would he call the attention OF
those afflicted with Chronic diseases he IL prepared
To apply ELECTRO MAGNETISM. which proves cura-
tive in many forms Of disease and detects the real seat
aud magnitude OF every one; otherwise often difficult
task and the principal in failure Of cure In the
major ty chronic diseases. is also ed
in, and speaks nuentIy, the German language Give
him a call.
T Office on the lower side of Firs. street, Sd door
above Main, my4-u
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NArCHEz STREET FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, A pril Z, 1854.
Our Office AMI warehouse Nos al and 81 Natchez
with their contents, except the books and papers
tanned in Safe, ntirely destroy cd by fire.
the morning the 10th March. Although the Safe had
been for several hours in extremely hot fire before
we could it, and, being first discovered was
i'm red heats being cooled with wat-r, removed
books and papers the amount OF twenty thousand
dollars without the slightest damage injury to
Being fully convinced by this event OF the entire secu r.
ty of Safes have procured another of the same
description from the Agent. viz kich's Flreproo
Safe sold by Mr. Isaac Bridge. No. 30 Magazine street
and them to all who desire perfect security
PRICE, WALSH & CO.
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NOTICE.

MoLxas's yoIcAslc or lIsIxEsr struly q Celebra
ted Remedy, and bass dome more to alleviate human
suffering than any ,emedy ever discovered.
One two applications will relieve the most severe
PAIN, BRuIsE or SYRIAN.
Two bottles will cleanse purify. and heal the foulest
ULCER or SORE and will heal the most severe Burns or
Scald without scar.
Every family should haue asupply constantly on hand'
for in time Of need.
For Horses is far superior to any other remedy for
Gu ring Laeecss Bruises Cuts Scratches Old Sores,
SweIhngs &.. SC. See advertisement in another
colunn. lmh-u
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FIRE IL DANsvILLE. NY.

Messrs ,STEARSs & MARVIN Gentlemen: Your Safe
went through the fire. 1t contained all our books and
papers which came out In yood order. The Safe from
appea rance must have been red hot We trusted our
all in it. Very respectfully, yours,
BROWN a. GRANT.
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PRICE, WALSH & CO.
CHARTERS ST. FIRE, NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, April 70, 1851.
We have abu ndan reason to recommend kichs Saia-
mander Safe eminently rcproof since had an ex-
celient opportunity, the 5th February last of testing
Of that description. which purchased several
years since Of Mr.. Isaac Bridge. Our store, No. 81
Charities street. with entire stock OF hats trimmings,
&C., burned the morning OF that day, subjectns
our very intense heat during several hours yet
it saved all its contents, comprising bank notes ana
upwards of nine hundred dollars bills receiv-
able for several thousand dollars, aud accounts in our
books for TO thousand dollars As said Safe cost only
hundred and ten dollars, risk nothing in pro-
nouncing it the cheapest article we ever purchased
ALERT " TRlCO.
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READ THIS!

We invite attention 10 the advertisement OF DR.. Geo.
hegans Extract OF Hydropp-r, which is said to be
eecual remedy for dyspepsia, Scrofula all SKID
and almost all chronic diseases IL comes well recon-
mended by some OF the first citizens and physicians OF
Kentucky and what have learned Of H. II mu !
be a valuable medicine aud the recipe accompanies
each bottle it Is not nosrum aud there is under the
circumstances not much chance FIR II 20 be humbug;
we think it merits a trial from the afflicted.
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LOOK OUT FOR CoUNTERFEIrS,

The public cautioned against another counterfeit,
which has lately made its appearance called w. Il.
Farrell's Arabian Lnimen the most lngt rous of all
the counteries because his having the of Farrell.
many will buy IL in good faith, without the know hedge
that counterfeit exists. aud they will perhaps only di
their when the spurious mixture has wrought
its evil ELECTS.
The genuine article is manufactured only by ii. G..
Farrell, sole nyontnr and proprietor, and wholesale
druggist, No. Il Main street. Peoria Illinois TO WHOM,
all application for Agencies must addressed Be
you Eett with the letters H. G.. before Farres thus
H. G FARRELLs-and his signature on the wrapper, all
others counterfets.
Sold by WOOLSEY e. LJNCK
Wholesale and retail Agents, Evansville, Ia,
and by regularly authorized agents throughout the
United 49,
Price 25 and 50 cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every ebwn village and ham
let in the United States in which is already es.
tao'ished Address I'll. q. Farrell as above, accom-.
panied with good reference 10 character
ty, &c. ImvIo--w
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WEATHER. SHOP.
THE THOMPSONIAN INSTITUTE,

L,OR Shaving, Shampooning aua Hair-dressinR. ia
Il in full blast, on Water street between syes-
vine respects uliy socits share Of psS-
lie patronage.
The Propretors Of this establishment fave had long
experience in large Eastern cities, and promise Ia
DO Toilet OF their customers in the most skifol
and fashionable manner.
The celebrated TRICOPHEROUS 10 freely used an
this soften the scalp aud promote tho
healthy growth Of the hair.
The Institute will open in future every morning ssA
o'clock A. NJ. and remain op n ill 70 O'Clock y. NJ.
m, Particular attsnt given tn cutting Chdrens
hair md the will wait upon families at their
residences on Fday Of each week, for that Purpsse
requested, tag%u
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For some this past large amount, OF
spurious United States coin has been put in
circulation in Utica. The whole affair wa.
enveloped in mystery until last Saturday,
when the police made decent upon an old
frame building on Third street, and not only
seized Sl,lJ0 ia bogus coin, but caught three
persons in the very act ni coming it. The
parties who made the arrest were United
States Marshal Mott and three policemen oi
Utica. The weather was quite 1tormy on
that day, an there were but few persons stir
ring about in that section of the city, " hitch
enabled the party To get into the house uL-
observed. a gentle tap was given by one OF
the party on the rear part of the building. /,
not being promptly answered, and hearing a
slight Iloyement inside, with one blow the
door was forced in, end it was thrown up
right against the manile-place, when the or
ficers rushed in AID caught Dir. VOORHEES,, his
wife, and DIR. Way, not only in the act OF
manufacturing spurious coin, but found a
large amount of it oil the table, around which
they were at work. The party being secur-
ed thorough search was riade. which result
ed in their finding Sl,l00 in spurious coin,
consisting Of l0c., Csc, 50c., and IS pieces,
part of which was ready for use, part in a
rough state, and part not galvanized. They
also found three dozen sets plaster Paris
moulds, galvanizing apparatus, and all the
smaller tools necessary for carrying on the
counterfeiting business. The party are al
most strangers in Utica. VOORHEES, came
FIR om Otsego about three years since with his
wife and two children, and located where he
was arrested. DR.. Way, came from the
same place, and had scarcely been in Utica
a week.
He was indicted about two years ago,
charged with passing bogus coin at the State
Fair, aud is now under FIVE thousand dollars
bail for his appearance at Rochester al the
mkt sessiun of the United States Court, 10
answer to that indictment. Among other
articles found on the premises was set OF
instruments, which, although not strictly
surgical, are said I, be used by female pl,ys-
clans Of Madame Restell's echool, which
the doctor acknowledged to belong to him.
He is also a married man
Owing TO the absence Of the United States
Commissioned at Utica, the party was taken
to the cars, conveyed to Troy, and locked up
in the al at that place. !
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EDWARD HUSTACE,
FIRST ST., NEAR MAIN.

T..N
ms ALWAYS on HAND,
go WATCHES Of the finest quality, warrantedto
E perform well an give 70 the buyer perIee, SAT h
c. i-faction- Hu-iace devotes ais attention 10 the
*. q selection OF superior Jewely. He now oners
am assortment Of the richest patterns.
Husace invites the attention Of the Ladies To his SOCK
Of Breast Pins something elegant and the eye
Hustace has Ear Drops, decidedly beautiful, new
received They will suit the taste Of most
refined
Husace's assortment Of Mourning and DaguerrestyPs
Pins are the finest in town. 81 - n
Hustace's Gold Guard. Fob and Vest Chains are juss
they should Ice. variety OF patterns some of me
most elaborate work manshp - ~ In-F
Husnce has Gold Lockot., single and double. pretty
and good--no mistake.
Hus,acc-. Gold Pan is-they need recommenda-
ton. In fact all of his goods have acquired reputa'
ton sufficient in this community.
Hu.tace has just received fine lot Of Silver spoons
They are very best quality the pure str1
Hustace is prepared to do craving. spoons ano
other articles beautifully Leiiered.
All work executed with ca and finish unsurpassed
Huaee sells cheap and reu' DIS money for articles noe
giving satisfaction and thu gains the commence OF the
pstronzing pubic. lmsSs
THREE OUNCE HATS!
| M K are now manufacturing Beavers and 1osmmeI
wv hal. for hummer wear that do not weigh over
| VAUTIER & MARCoNNlER,
my2 Main street, between First and Second.
WABASH FLOUR. 7IsE1
lust reed per steamer ALBANIAN e0s bS'' Ea,,s
sale or retail, by tmy2) ALLlS & HOMES.
| FOR SALE.
A DESIRABLE Building Lot, situated in Block No. 81
IA Eastern Enlargement. fronting on Third street,
Enquire at Emoich's Dry Goods Store, Main street
doors below Second. tmyl
i I'm LBS Sugar. cured Dried beef, canvasscd:
COO 500 lbs do do do plain; just reed 81
myi COOKS.
COTTON BATTING.-l5 bales for sale by
~ Flt Sc. GILBERT & Co.;
mhl6 Agents OF Cy press Factory.
JUST received per steamer Fawn-ie bales CanneltfH
y Saeetings fct sale by J.H MAGHEE & CO., "a
app Evansville, Ind.
CYRUP AND MOLASSES.-
- ] Dbl Cincinnati Syrup;
boi spgrr-hou5c Moiasscs, just rcc'dat EF
app BLDFoRDy.l
JUST RECEIVED BY
ADAMS - CO.'S EXPRESS, tgr
| A FINE assortment of Gold and Silver watchcsf
IA Chsfas Locsels, God Pencils, &C., TO sell at East'
: ern priccs G.. G0SSEN,
apes Second strees, doors below MAN,
SUGAR. NJ
ITO HHDS Fair, Fully Fair and Prime, Just reed
~ per Mary Hunt on consignment, TO which We
would ask the attention OF merchants buying
we will sell at the lowest points for cash. negotiable
paper payable in Bank. GEO. FOSTER d CO.,
z ap20 Commission Merchants, Warehouse Canal.
KEEP COOL! -
lust received per steamer Malta. large asssrtaes
- Of Winchcfs celebrated Wafer Coofsrs aud Filter
ers 10 which call fc attention of H.tc keepef6
Restaurants Families, entatve against
warm cistern wafer. tnyi1 SCANTLlN d PARNlN.
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WALLPAPER HaNGINGs,

ENTIRE SPRING STOCK RECEIVED.n
ME subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens
4 OF evansville aud surrounding country, that he has
now on baud his entire Spring stick of Wall Paper
Borders, Fire Screens, Window Blinds. Lamps, Pics
gene Gas, wrapping Paper &c, &C.. which, for variety
OF style and elegance Of nsh be surpassed in
The West Devoting his whole time this particular
branch OF trade. he has made IL bis study bring
the varous Eastern markets the choicest selections and
latest He returns hts thanks for very
liberal patronage heretofore extended b. him and hopes
by e. ing large assortment aud selling the lowest
possible rates, to ensure n continuance the same
JOHN g. pEVEREUX Jx II
my6-1mw Main street. between First and Second
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A large assortment Of WILDKRs PATENT SAIAMANDER
SAFES, with Rich's Improvements. for saie by
STEARNS & MARVIN,
(successors to Rich q Col
I46 WATER STREET. NY,
The only Makers of Sasmander Safes, combining Will
der's and Rich's Patents and Sole Proprietors OF
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock. which ha. neither key nor
kcyhoc. Alh,fS d HOWES,
my9.n Agents at Evansville.
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HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
u. - H M - II ~ %

PAINTS, OILS. WINDOW GLASS, &C. &C
(tLENDENING IL WALKER have formed partner.
~ ship for the above business aid opened Shop and
Store on Sycamore street. just above Laughlns o j
stand They will keep constantly hand large stock
of Paints Oils Window Glass. Varnishcs, Brushes &c
&c. They also solicit orders FOR House and Sign Paint
ing OF every variety promising to il in the
style and at the low 8 Drices. Iinx
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BOILER MAKING.
A r HANEY. BOILER MAkER,

XIOULD respectfully announce to the Engine Build
w ors of Evansville and to all others interested,
that he ha now strong force Of men at his Boiler Yard
aud is to make Boilers order,
finished principally per agreement. Scarcity of Boiler
hands has heretofore rendered ii impossible 10 fulfil all
his engagements for work but he has a force that
arants him saying that the like di.appointments
shall not occur again. He Is making Boilers ofany
size description on as good terms they can be
bought i'm the Wet. and all work warranted.
" Boiler Yard Oh the Canal, near Willard Carpen.
ter's dwelling. lmy4 Am
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STR

| Nr~T A Middl. sized dark brown, black striped
IS~zE~ Cow. which lately got will get n calf
C--1 She has a mark In the ear. Any person de-
liverng us this COW will receive a liberal reward
| o. SCHEEFFER az SCHROEDER,
m!9 Main ST., betw. First and Water.
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FOR SALE

\NE have for sale a goo ., s-ong Wagon with
w four stout springs 1t is suitable Tor many pur-
poses-as Butcher or Furniture Wagon. For partcu.
lars enquire Of o. SCHEEFFER d SCHROEDER,
my9 Main ST., betw. FRS. aud Water.
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RIO COFFEE.-ioo bags choice per A. L. Shot
IL we'll, and in store for sale by
ap26 5. L. GILBERT d CO., Rye. near Water.
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LIRE BOARD PRINTS.--10 dog re-board Prints
just reed from Boston, and for sale al all prices by
m,olmw JOHN c. DEVEREUX, JR.
COLDANDvELvET BORDER A large and bean.
" hul assortment OF the latest and most fashionable
styles. just reed aud for saIc nv
my91mw JOHN c. DEvEREUX, in.
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OATS.--lIs bags FIR sale BY
Oapll GEO. FOSTER CO.
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JUST received per steamer Fawn-ie bales CanneltSH
u Saeetings, for sale by J.H MAGHEE & CO.,
app Evansville, Ind.
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AS. CARTER has just opened and neatly furnished
81 me Ice oream Saloon. on Water street, near III
City Hotel He will keep hands at all hours an OK
ccent article made out Of the richest cream aud in tn
oest syie. FALCON open every evening. Ladies an
gentlemen are respectfully invited to cali Tmye N
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COMPOSuTION ROOFING.
FINBE subscriber 10 prepared cover Blu dinrs with
Il IRE and water proof Composition Roofing on the
most reasonable terms
Written guarantees will he given Of all Poos coverc
by me, to their durability, II required Any further
Information may be had by applying to the sulscriner
JOHN G. UEVEREUX, JR.,
myS-imw Evan,yii,s Ina
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uGAkS.- 10000 ofthose choice Free Trade Cigar
" just reed and for sale by
my4 DIGESTION Rpos
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COTTON BATTING.-,5 bales for sale by
~ Sc. GILBEkT & Co.;
mhl6 tr Agents OF Cy press Factory.
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THREE OUNCE HATS

VIZ K are now manufacturing Beavers and Goseame
Wv hat. for hummer that do not weigh owe
THREE OUNCES. Those WISHING to get light 40 We
fashionable Hat, would do we'll % give rs call.
VAUTlER & MARCONNlER,
my2 Main street, between First and Second.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25
MANILA.

Sye extrac. the following from The CH'no Ma@ .oo
IysUnREcTIoS At MAyIIA-An oheer 0, 49,. 49, 80. -
nj the name of Cue~ta whe eomnardeo ;d
about seventy soders in the service OF te d
stationed in one az the neghboring provinces lo gu
tohacco factory a the GovernmSs took lpo ns @ c @
20 bscoe nsriot ana learning that there wore soO oOo
=; ,b tessurv under bis safeguard, he sudosny assem
Med his men marched them to ee factory PosesS@ea @ n
siS f ,be KEYS Of tie chest opened it, ana tod 1ls men
90 bIn themselves lie also threw handfdls OF dohars our
f dc window 10 the crowd telling them to take their
h-e "a spo ,yrrng from tseir labor Cresta shot one
81 his friends who came demonstrate with him. Having
taken what he could carry, they made on each one Tor
himself snd the wicked though not less dotheaded lead
or Of tbe robbery put into cart the portion retained or
himself and few who remained with him. and on tneir
paris walked OF though one would take the trouble
10 nurgue ana seize them clap them in jail and hang them
for their impudent yiainy. Some days after he came
down from the mountains and claimed the protection OF
the Beleisa Consulate but taken and hanged On
intelligence Of the event arriving here the captain Gen.
eTal spread troops the neighborng provinces IN al
dir.etops-a force sufficient to repress much more Sc
nous movement. But in truth there Is no danger from
such causes; for the laws and institutions OF SPAN re
gardng ber possessions most benevolent toward the
natives In part Of tie world are natives less op
pressed by their foreign rulers than they are here or
ereseT to be satisfied with the "oVernen' ''y
live upder.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-25

-, .;re5 % tho room. demanded admii,anee, which
,srs r.fnse5 and nmedsiely burst open the 1907 ia,s
,cr ere elsc1vered the woman parsnour au wy olhu
the real husband see The pretended on" lnal
he proa eed 10 administer 60 hin an ndehnte numoer OF
6ry kn6,, much the ary of his personal appearance
The rushed from tie room, ana p.oSee.ea ~ hes
night drss down stairs crying Fire al the Top Oh nef
voice. This, with the pummong operation wnicn wa go
ing on up stairs aroused the guests and ooariers IN ne
bouse who proceeded to conquer a peace oy main
rce The affair ended by the pretended husband taking
udden leave and tie departure o the rea husband sad
his truant wife and innocent little one, in the o'clock
A. NJ. train for New York Troy Whig.
The Hos. THOMAS CLAYTos.-T1e Deiarays Rspr5i-
can says We learn with regret that the Hon. Ihomss
CLAYTON died at bis residence in Newcastle on Monday
evening He was man oil superior mlnd and held severe
prominent positions In our state. HE studied law, and
While vet Young was appointed States Attorney;
he was sfterward elected Representative 20 Congress,
where be served term, but owing to some measure be
mr. nosed be was not nominated BY his party and he
seoueny came out Independent candidate wnen MS
competitor Louis McLane, wss elected. sometime after
he was elected member OF the Legislature; shortly seer
chosen 10 I'll the vacancy III The u. B. Senate oeea
stoned by the resignation OF A. Rodney ani he served
in the capacity OF Senator from 1874 10 le2' ne ses
sfteyard appointed Chief Justice OF the Cours oi Com
non Pleas aud when tie Constitution was changed, IN
1882 he was appointed Chief Justice OF the supeno,
Court. lie held this position unul lsS wheh DE
70 tale his seat in the United States Senate having been
lcted 10 ill the vacancy in that body occasoned oy the
RESIGNATION of the Hon John NJ Clayton In iefl ne was
reelected for the full term ol SIX years whcn ; IN
is.- whom he retired from pub'c life. Since tna ums no
has rsded AT Newcastle. In all the situations ne neld ne
discharged lis duty faithfully and fearessy anu oy M
abilities commended the respect oil nus Gppohnoa n s,.na
% thai Of his friends lie possessed quite large
VET his appearance plain and unpretenalng ne s
passed long life being in has 'th year, and nc oaiie'
with him 10 the tomb the respect ana es'een VI "''
g.. ,oc,,vxr At HAIRS VrLLaGE.-A melancholy
oocdept occurred TO Mr. Charles Smith Of arts village
Inicbss Co on Saturday last, by which he was almost
instantly killed. As we understand ~ az Ia on an old
fSohed collar with an iron hook each side IN when
20 stacb the trace in od-fashoned style. on passing
,S,orSh the door the horse rubbed against Jam OF ~ anu
nmuipg ee side caugh; the hook on the collar mo tne
waistbsnd Of Mr. smiths pants The horse eecane % n'
frightened and ran of into the fields drasyns ts a. a
fortunate nan after him. btusng and managing nin -
dTeadfuly ,hat he aeon died lPoush. Tel ruesfly