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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-11-26
LOCAL AND LITERARY,
Ca.h Up--Important to Ever1bodr

Hereafter, advertisement WILDE admitted into the
JousrAL until IL is paid for sA ~ept where there i,
special agreement to the contrary and in all the
person presenting advertisement for insertion, will
be held responsible for the We cannot pay
debts with accounts on Tom, Dick, and Harry, ofwhom
we know nothing. Tho cash system is better for all
partiss, and ,rs shah adhere to IL.
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Ss- Attention is invited to the advertisement OF
the Toledo Blade Bnlery establishment Many i'm
provemcnts have been made by the new proprie-
tors and their work is of the very best quality.
We have seen some Of their blank books. and can
testify to their superior qualities and nsh, in every
,narticnlnr
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. AAEs MURRAY, NIIy.
Nov. 10, ls57-25w6S3,28.
SHERlFF'S SALE.
Esau r. Bsbb VS.. John Fau B!arcum, George Va

SHERlFF'S SALE.
Esau r. Bsbb VS.. John Vau B!arcum, George Van
Darcum.
BY virtue of an execution to me directed ant
delivered, in the above entitled cause, from the
Court Of Uoinmon Pleas of Wood county Ohio, !
wi offer for sale, AT the dor of the Court House,
in Perrysburg,
On Saturday, December &C. 1851,
between the iour5 OF ten O'clock A. n. and two O.
clock p. N of said day. the following described
real estate The east halt north half Of the south
east quarter and the east Laif of The north sast
quarter Of ction number twenty-five (22 Of
township number four (l,) of range number ten
Q0) in Wood county, ONO, Containing l2J acIes,
nurt or less W. NORTON Sheriff
MURRAY D DOG, Atly's. of Pif
Nov. 10, iS57-2SW6S3 10
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Charles Le .v.tt, Ex'r. vs.. john McMillen.
BY virtue OF an execution 10 me directed and
delivered from the Curt of Oommoh Pleas OF
Wood county, OHIO. in the above entitled cause,
will offer for sale n. the door of the Court House
in Petrysburg,
On Saturday, December &C, 1857,
between the hours oi t.n O'Clock A N aud two o.
clock p. N of said day, the following described
real esta.e: The north east quarter Of the mort h
we It quar- .er aid the north west qaeiter Of the
north east quarter of sectt number thirty three
(33,) of town ,hip number five (5,) of range mum
bsr eleven q ~ containing 90 more or less.
q. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
MURRAY { DODGE AJty's for Plff.
Nov 10, lc57 -2sw6 s325
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Ia 7 l6 Lot No. Ii 40 80 100 3l27l
TERus Of sale will be cash in hand, and no BID
will be received for less thsn the amount
due thsreon, to which will be added the expense
Of this sale JAMES W. ROSS,
AupIroE OyTicE, Wood Ca. OIL Co. Auditor.
November IL. 1857. ! 2Fw6Sl000
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n HH"I DUEUN, HVVJ OI
Nov. 10, l657--2Sw6S2,9 80.
ShERlFF"S SALE.

SHEKIFF'S SAIE.
James Murray, Jesse s. Norton, by name of the
Perrysburg Bank, VS.. Joseph p. Corey e. al
BY virtue Of an execution TO me directed and
delivered from the Court of Common Pleas of
Wood county, Ohio, I will offer for sale at the
door Of the Court House, in Perrysbury,
On Saturday, December &C. I57,
between the ours of 10 o'clock - NJ. and o.
cloch P. NJ of said day, tho following described
real estate: The east half of the north west quar-
ter of section number two (2) of township mum
Der four a. in range unmber ten (0,) in Wood
county, Ohio, coniai ing eighty or
less; taken u execution as the property of Joseph
+. Wade. .. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
JANIS MURRAY, Atty.
Nov 10, IS57-2Sw6S3 %
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Thanksgiving Sermon.

A thanksgiving sermon will be preached in
the brick church to-day, at lOl o'clock, by Rev.
G. A. Adams.
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Bio BEEr--Mr. " II. G Dsnel, one OF our old
subscribers, presented us with beet the other
day weighing nearly ten pounds. Many thanks,
Mr.. Gosntl here's our q
AS red as blood-as sugar sweet,
Big as bucket was this beet.
No prettier beet ever found,
To leave an uglier hole in the ground
So, Mr. GOsre!l, wen stand treat,
To HIM who brings bigger beet
Columbus GazetLc.
We have just got " that same" beet, Mr.. Ga
z'its weighing just tpenly pounls-a Iecllc more
than double the number pounds You boast over.
We will take sugar in ours, if you please
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SdERIFF'S SALE.

Henry @. Lawrence, va Henry Slrvis
BY vlrtuO of an execution to me d,rec G. ard
delivered, in the a owe case, from the Court Of
Common Peas Of Wool unity, Ohio. | will Of
fer FOR sale at the door Of the Curt House. in Per.
rysburg,
On Saturday, December 26 1857,
between the no RS If ten o'clnck A. NJ and two O.
clock N; O: said day, the following described
real estate: The west half o. the south ca quar-.
ter, so acres sec, 80. tom > U. S X and tn n
W. ar. If N. ". Or. acres. soc. Sc, I. U S X.
in Wood co lnty. Ohio.
U. W. NORTON Sheriff.
MusRAI DoDGE, ttty's Of Piff.
Nov. 10, 1891 --2Sw 6$3I3
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The Lnrsest Turnlns.

We in lebied to M,jlr Wood for on, dozen
turnips. The largest one measures twenty
eight inchss in circumference They weigh
about eight pounds each, one Of EN- going as
high as ten pounds; Ih"ir aggrcg.te weight being
about one hundred lbs. |, took two common
b'gs to hold them. These turnips are as fresh
and sound as any We have ever seen, not being
dry an pithy as is usually the casa with those
of all unusual siz'. We will put Wood county
against California for growing larg, Vegetables
We don't b:lieve uuothar county in Ohio can
come up Ito our bets and turnips. M'jot Wood
informs us that he has nbout two hundred bush.
els o! turnips, and that in his opinion they will
average five pounds each
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81 LIMIT , ; AI4E-
James Justice. Alm'r, VS. Joshua Smith ct al
BY virtue of a wr Of execution, TO ne Il re ted
aud delivered, in the above entitled cause, from
the court OF comm1 pleas, Of Wopi county, Ohio,
will offer for sale a the door OF the court house,
in Perry burg,
between the hluf5 Of IN o'clock N. and O'Clock
p. N. Of sal day, theS following described real
estate, h ing the southeast quarter o the south
east quarcr of section numbs twen.y-,evon (!7 ,
of township number three (i) oflarge nuinher ten
Q0) east, cJutlinns 40 acres all in Woai county =,
Oh o. q. W. NORTON, Sheriff
MURRAr d DoDGE. AIMS.
Nov. 10, ISj7--SwJs. 6S
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In Liberty Township.
Range 10, town 1, sec. I, n. of y. f. so
=" 10 IN. ON. Wa so
In Liberty tow iship--tmbcred.
-" :" whiofNB %
About so acres prairie 60 with abore-lu Liberty.
In Milton Tow lShip.
Ringe9, town sec. ~, n SEA 80
In Milton tounship, chocely timbsrsd and with
small improvement
"24, n. E.t 100
tract CT good land.
In Fulton County.
Range !, town q, section /, southeast 100
" " 6 GE.IS. sOaIO
G lONEt leo
IL tsW SO-7tO
In Fulton county--good lands
In Lucas County.
Range 10, town 7, section 3i. fractional S. g6.S6
In Springfield, twp,-pRrt. prairie.
In Henry County.
Range 8. town 3, sec. y. whole $40
Ntof9E So-1In
In Henry county, near Il L
In Putnam County.
Range S. town 2, sec. II y near Lslrsic 90
10 W t&SiHW $50
Psrry'burg. November lS57--7s1
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sHERITF's SALE


Henry Marks l. Co. vs.. John Ware, ct. al.
BY virtue of an execution to me directed and
delivered, in the above entitled cause from the
Court of Common Pleas OF Wood county Ohio,
will offer for sale, at the door of the Court House.
in Perrysburg,
On Saturday December &c, 1857,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. aud 9 o.
clock P NJ. of said day, the following described
real estate: The north west quarter Of section
number eight 49, of township number three 49,
of range number nine % in Wood county, Ohio,
containing l60 acres mora o. less.
c. W. NORTON, s. erif
MvRRAY DoDGE, Atty's of PlG.
Nov 49, IS57-2Sw6$2 80.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF,S SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE. =
Frederick R. Miller, Henry Z. Peck, partners Dc,
VS.. Joseph +. Wade
BY virtue Of a vendl writ Of exeeuti on to me
directed aud delivered from the Court Of Com
mon PloSs of Wood county, Ohio. in the above en-.
titled cause, will offer for sale, at the door of
the Court House, in Peuysburg, 81.
On Saturday, December &c, 1851,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 2 o.
clock p. NJ, of said day, the following described
real estate B ing the n. L. Il of the s Z Il of
section number eight 49, of township number
four a. OF range number ten (l0) containing 40
acres and 60 acres fiom the south part OF section
number twenty.nine (29) of township number
five (5,) Of range number eleven tl and the east
half of the north west quarter of section number
twelve (l2) of township number four q. of range
number ten (l0,) containing eighty acres, all
in Wood county, Ohio.
@. W NORTON, Sheriff
murray DoDGE, At,ys of Plf
OR.rEAi
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WANTED }! WANTED !

PORK, WHEA r, CORN, OA rs, d c.
The undersigned wants to purchase large quantity
ofPork and all kinds of mcrchantable GRAIN for which
the highest market price-IN CASH-will be paid.
JAMES ]. SMITH.
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In washington ToWnShip.
Range .. town s, section 2, y. pit. " VI. ia 81
SIS N.pt, OF W frlI.c. 80
IS pit. OF S. W.frlt so-aII
choice tract of land, half mile above Otssxo sd
containing about 70 acres of Prairie
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NOTICE.

NO1HCEs
'EllE DIAMOND MILLS will, the coming winter. h,
l. protected against freezing up, that the friends
ana patrons OF this tvorite mill be accommodated
at all times duringhe wnterand have their work done
on short notice. The celebrated Diamond Flour can
be haI at our store and likewise buckwhcat rye and
meal IN sacks, or by the small This mill was pur-
chased and fitted up, and the bridge optned
Tor the especial benefit othc citizens of Wood county
to avoid the annoyance they were heretofore sub
JeGt'd to- WILLIAM HOUSTON
Pcrryshnrg. NOYemhnr II lSiT-oStr
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In Center Township.
Range II, Town s. Sec. 8. east half 32C
Ons and half rilss north east of Bovlay Grs,n
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In Freedom Township.
Range IL. Town s, Sec. 81, north wcsi Ia l6S
Half mile from Now Rochester.
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ATTORNEY ATLAW,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
GEORGE STRAIN will puuctuay attend to all business
entrusted to him in the several of Wood and ad
joining counties. Oice-over Blinn Iarstow's store
REFERENCE.
!, Y, Ross, Esq. {perrysburg.
Il. ID. PECK, NJ. d.
GEO. LtsKgr. Esq, Gilead.
DANIEL BARToN Esq, Milton Tn.
JUDGE KELLEY, West Milgroys
JoHS Rates, perrysburg.
June rs, ls57-7ly.
ENIRE WATER-PROOF PAINT--A 6rstra1ear.
L tielej ust received aud forsale by
PECK L HAMILTON.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-05-29

PAEDoNEp.- Palmer. who was sentenced to
the Pententiary for two years for killing a
man named Grant, in political quarrel last
fall, has been pardoned by Gov. Pollock
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1857-05-29

ed counsel. | wiIlnot presume to set np
puny opinion against theirs; nav, indeed.
mad been a Quarter Session Judge fresh fri
the Bench, | should hesiIateto to do so. NV dI
sIF' lei the people reflect upon these grave nj
tefS, ana have no fears for the result
u The popular voice is 10 prevail il the I
clsi9n OF constitutional questions; or. if 4
Courts are To be influenced bv that voice,
VIII require no prophet to iorrtrIl, that iht
Wiil be no stability in our laws, and hltlr sec
r9Y Of property, It was among other reaso
TO prevent thr effects OF .ais iaau~nce, that d
iorr-idthes, IN framing the Constitution, wiss
provided for the Independence of the natiot
judiciary, not only al the people, bat Of /
other branches Of tie government. So long
this admirable provision is sustained, the necs
may look with confidence to the Judiciary I
protection IN their rights, liberties and grop-f.
Destroy lis independence and render it Z
pendent, either upon the people or upon eitt
OF the other branches Of the Government. a
you destroy It's usefulness, and the necess.
consequence mnst be anarchy and confusis
winch mlgbi result in drspotisn.
Nlih th"sr views |, Of course, could not So
port the Republican party as it Is now orga-
zed, nor IN my opinion could any sound AM
lean.
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Horrible Case in Nor!h Carolina.

The Charlotte (North CaroIiUa) Democrat, Of
the 10Th inst, gives the particulars Of horrible
affair which has Just been brought to light in
the neighbofing village Of Concord, in Mechen-
burg county. Ii SAYS;
gHaCt doctor known BY the name Of Nu-
gent, applied 10 man to assist him in taking
up child that had been buried few DAYS be-
fore. The man made the request known, and
inlmatrd that two little girls, daughters Of a
very respectable gentleman residing in the VI
clnl'y had been removed from their graves by
tins man Nugeui, for thr purpose Of extracting
medical properties from their flesh aud bones
To ascertain the truth Of the rumor the father
had The graves rropenrG, and found the collins
and bodies missing. OF course this GRATED a
deep sensation, and we are informed that il was
determined to indlct summary punishment up
on Nngrnt; but upon visiting his house be vas
ionnd very SICK and 10 a diving condition. One
report SAYS that be took poison. after learning
that his operations we're known 10 the public
and another, that BE- died from disease con-
tractgd trom frequent handling of decomposed
bodies.
Nugent died on Wednesday last He made
statement before death that he had exhunvd
about sixteen dead bodies in Concord and else
where, and after using them for making mpdi-
clne be- burned the flesh, collins and every
Shlng, to prevent detection. His ash pile was
examined and teeth a0d bones found therrn
Ills theory appears to have been that a medi-
cine could be made Ly boiling the liver of hu-
man beng that would cure liver complaint:
and so with regard to other diseases We learn
that Nugent was from Forsythe county, and
mad been living in Concord about two years-
H@ once lived in this town, we are informed.
engaged in selling peppermint and cinnamon
drops. Before he died be gave the names Of
Three or four of bis accomplices, one Of whom,
white man, named Bogus, was arrested in
thIs place last week, and committed 10 Jail.
What the fellow did with the medicines be
has been making, 10 one knows. He has a.
gencies in Salisbury and GoldS5oro', where one
or more Of his accompllces reside.
The Petersburg Express Of yesterday morn
ins states that shocking casualty occurred at
'ne Richmond depot in that city yesterday Just
as the evening train started North. An irish
man named Thomas Hogan, who was late in
arriving, attempted 10 get upon the forward
Platform Of the hintnoSt coach while the train
was IN motion, bGt missed his footing and fell,
ionr wheels Of the coach passing over both his
legs between the ankle and the knee, and crush
'ng them in such shocking manner that the
uohes and marrow pr0truded. He was placed
upon cart and conveyed to place of safety,
ou' the injured limbs are so horribly mangled
'ns' amputaton is deemed inevitable.
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Select llortrp.
From Dwight's Journal OF Music.
THE PREACHING or TIE TREES.


FROM THE GERMAN OF GRuER.
Al midnight hour, when silence regns
Through all the woodland spaces,
Begin the bushes and the trees
10 wave and whisper in the breeze,
Ali talking in their places.
The Rosebud flames with look Of 10Y,
And perfume breathes ih glowing;
CA Roses life is quickly past
Then let me, while my time shall last.
Be richly, galy blowing -
The Aspen whispers. ..Sunken DAYS!
Not ne thy glare deceivethl
Thy sunbeam is a deadly dart
That quivers in the Roses heart
Ny shudderlng soul il grieveth -
The slender Poplar speaks. and seems
TO stretch her green hands higher;
cup yonder llte's pnrr river flows,
10 swertiy mnrmurS, brightly glows,
To that still aspire !"
The Willow looks to earth aud speaks:
My arm TO fold thee yearneth;
let my hair float down 10 ihee
Entwine the rein thy flowers for me,
A mother her child adorneth!''
And next the wealthy Pume-tree sighs:
"AlaS! my treasures crush me
his load with winch my shoulders groaH,
Take oH-ig fs'not mine alone:
BY Tobbns you refresh ne -
The Fir-tree speaks in cheerful mood:
"A blossom bore | never;
But steadta>tness is all nv store:
In summers heat in winters roar
keep my green forever!'
The proud and lofty Oak-tree speaks;
Goods ihunderbolt coufounds me!
And yet no storm can bow thee down,
Strength is my stem, and strength thy crown;
le weak ones gather round ne -
The Ivy vine kept close to him.
Her tendrils round him iinging:
''tle who no strength has of his own,
Or loves not we'll TO stand alone
May TO friend be clngiGg''
Much else. now half forgot. they said:
And still 10 ne came creeping,
Low whispered words upon the air
Whiie by the grave alone stood there
The Cypress mutely weeping.
o might they reach one buman heart.
These tender accents creeping
What wonder If they DO not reach
The trees by starlight only preach,
When we must needs be Sleeping.
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EEOyy Es was Bone.

~
ne HarF'Soufg correspondent OF the Ph'la-
neiPil'a LFog'r-" whose comments upon the do
li2s q our STATE legislature are distinguished
~ t"+ir Sttlct lfPar'aii'y-glVes Us the follow
ing i"'ofnalion as 70 the means by winch the
Poasa2r oi me ni' Tor tne sale of me MAN Lane
- ne f"o''c WORKS, was secured. ii al that
ssa'cFiY any reason 10 DOUBT Titus may De set
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Fatal .4ccideaf.-At BaStrop, La, few davs
since, DIR. Armstrong, assisted by servant, dis
sected the body of one Of his negroes who dipd
OF singular disrase The doctor had scratch
on one of his hands, and the servant letter on
his They We're both poisoned, and died in a
few hours-in ten minutes Of each other
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A FAcr.-A young lady in Brooklyn. \. Y.
has rrcenty had ber leg amPntated midway he
tween the hip and knee in consequence of a
wound caused by broken hoop. The hoop
was of steel and in some unaccountable man
ner broken point penetrated TO the bone. The
wound became intiamed, amputaton was thus
made necessary. We have the story from a
young lady who is friend OF the now crippled
for-life victim of fashion, and can vouch for It's
authenticity H'instead Herald
A REMEDY FOR BRIBEs.-A louisiana Spna-
tor was proii,,red fee of $50 If he would ex-
ert his influence for a certain private bill. He
immediately read the ePistlr to the Senate when
that body ordered the bill in question to be
burnt b. the Clerk in front Of the Capitol, which
was done forwith.
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E0N. JASPER E. BRADY

A story having been set adoat BY some news
papers. that thia gentleman Intended supporting
Judge Wimot, it is but Just to hin 10 PUBLISH
the following letter written BY him:
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The " Y. Times Deserts the Republican
Party The New York Times makes the for
NAL announcement that it will hereafter bp an
independent, not party paper, ahus withdraw
ing the powerful Influence, which it has hither-
to exerted for that patty, from the Republicans.
Probably no paper in this country is conducted
so closely 'with an eye 10 the main chance" or
whose editor has SO strong a scent for maiari-
ties; hence the withdrawal OF the Times from
The support Of RrpubGcanism hes peculiar sig
nliicance.
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" III, fit.,g., ,ri..,,.<
port The Republican party as it is now orga-
z~d, nor IN my opinion could any sound AM
'ca'''
>. H. bEADf &
.rr-eson es<.,,.,,,. R.,s
: - -'l~4-"4a'
The Black R-eoaI.~so n.,o-. t,n. ~
or.,t ,','l,-o'' "' ''','''ea
d.. Drrd Sco, case 5eb o; q, ~, ,t. "1el%'on
i M, ,,,,,g.. H., -. '.''' S'a'
into free Stat. Ia ol,.,'u ,',''lo'oIf
ppy doct,in. and ''''s pc
Of iudici, d..r;~;l,os ra. ,h., c,, e.
Goy.r,,oa,t ~, -.
from fh. Iar. r,d,s G'ar, r,rI', TO- ~" l':'''''al
Doctrine a c,[. ora,,.' :, ,b.' F"s.i'+% =
,of y.b,qh rorl Ctl.....ll ,,., ~: -,
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sat ''' .,''4 q i''7 '''N'
sept. -. 1913.
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MY Lord nav me honor to aekoowiratl
,he Ircr'pf q {o9f igtltrs oi January and ''5'
,a,.' 'l' l'f'''1' q "o''7' f'ae'fd "' m lh'
part o. '''F N''3'' ana ''l1 ia''' gun" re-
J nave read vain great attention, your odg
Lntht IN 'h7 slave case from the v'cr AdmraIt!
l"or' IN Ah,i@n1' tPoA hIe I|.LeH c24Sl9sr9-
non 's4tc4 "ase been o1fefo g're f4e sntIec''
ca!ied iran to 0roaoQnce igggmanf IN u It
c1se, gio4lH cprtaiaiy hare ayyired af THE sun,
result. though mirhj not have been 9hl, r.
present the reasons which led 10 i, IN such a
striking and convincing manner. Ii appears tc
me that the decision is iuiprrcnatle.
ain nv native STATE fAlaSsl The STATE Of sIa-
very Is not recognized as legal and vet If n
Sure stouid come hjiher amt ofleruar.Ig refqra
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The Jackson Nlichiganl Citizen Announces
the sudden death of Mr.. Alien Hi<cock, of
Princeton, Illinois, formerly Of Jackson. While
proceeding in the cars TO Ann Arbor, where his
wife was visiting, and where he was 10 stop,
he was attacked with violent toothache, and
physician on the train administered chloro-
form TO ease the pain. On arriving at Ann Ar
Dor he complained of taininess, soon swooned a
way, and died without recovering from the
state Of insensibilhy.