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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-12

Fire and arine.
II. F. BRAYToN, Agent,
Atvater building
STATEMENT If the condition of the
kJklNGN COUNTY FIRE lNSUR RANCE COMPANY
on the l day u April 1889 made To tue Auutor of Ohio
pursuant 10 the slatutoOt state eutle IAN act TO reuu
late Insurance COmuuuies Incorporated by lie Ste
OF Ohio" passed Apnls 1856. "
NAME AND LOCATION.
First-The unme Of the Company is Kinss Copn,v ~.
InsurSnce Company and is located a. ',,o,li i Io
l. CAPITAL.
Sec 'nd-rhs amount ofts CAPITAL Stock il Is,ooo m
lhEu-Ihe amount Of its Capital Stock paid VoO' W
up' ls's.---.. l5O OOn IN
Fourth H. ASepTs ''u''OO W
5-ImouTH,' n, @f GggPaS 9, ea h9nI a2723 80
9{h,GAt o all other property be longing to '' y"
THE i%is and sfoci 500 90
ny as per vouchers uocOmnanyinF--hoyy ~
wut,.u' ana tue rate ot interest thereon 10
b~-Dehls due the Company. serurel no ,oo
gaze on unlucumhored Real Esta g. W'ITIh
u'uule thu amount for which the same II
mnlgHBed, as Der vouchers ccumUnnyipg
a oGhe11te OF Mortgages is hereto attacn6d On
new Estate ~ tho counties of Kings West
ShestST SuhOlk, and Queens, In state If
rev york k,.....-.-....-. -......,. lig qql M
T,t.1 A.
iotAl VI Hgages. ,,.,.,.. ........-.. IIs 40, n,
o-DSDls Otherwise secured per vouchers ''' W
HiI aHSr Sr 2Ola 90
'''---''' '''--''-...'.''. 922 81
A..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-12

III. LIABILITIES.
b'h-Iho amount Of LiabilI:i ss Cue OF not due
,., " hanks nud other Greditars-None '
eth - Losses hdl lus.ed aud due-Nnue
IN losses eG Insed and not due-None
A,-l.oS,cs unad uste None
''l-Losses IN suspense, waiting for further
,oW W'o' III ......... 5000 90
~ ''"'' 'i'ihl7 ab'luAt the COM any bll 90
T,t t.1 4
~ s ~ ''-, ,.''....',.' '....''.--.s. 3,bll OO
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22

EIWAUE uF JurNTEKrTtrs
s|.,. readiness 'uf interruptions rivals
'H '.|fuIU uuf laHrrs. slguinrs much zoo
rU. iHNur Tho lruulur u dome 800 Boo
. ..T.'r. halves aud quarters. With thr
u.U. uf JhHTt PA" uu ea.h.
n.U..f Hls M.shIgat.u - ..s.....
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22
MARRIAGES.

Kinny-WuriNo--lu 81. bloomsbury Centre,
Sept. %, by Rcy. = Merrill, Mr. Alfred W.
Kibby Of St. Johusbury, and Miss Amanda
Whiting OF Littlctou, ~ II.
WuEr1ur--Fors Nru-m West Couco4d sept
18Th, by Rev. l.. II. Tabor, Nh Harvey G. Whcc-
Ter Of PcachAm and Miss Lglphia D. lofsoith Of
Concord.
lAuGIuIN-SWrru-1n Rycgait, Sept. l3'h,W
Rev John Bolc, Mr.. y. X. Lauvhln aud Miss
Jane a. smith, both Of Rycgatc.
'CARrrNrEu- Charleston, Sept IT,
by Rev. Mr. Waterman, Col. Chester Carpcn-
ter and Mrs. Dctscy lInman, both formerly Of
Derby.
FnAspp-CurLp-1u Dc7rN, Sept 10. by Rev. I.
Baync. Rev. John Fraser and Miss Ruth
Child Of Derby
Wrnnru-BoNp-In Bradford, Mr.. Russell Web.
her Of Ncwbury and Mt- Lucinda Bond ufCot
NTH.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22
DR. j. HOsrETTERS
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS

Hut that numerous class who devote them
fflyra 90 literary lud utIlfr s.lguilTy puntlts,
and boo consequence NJ want ni physical eHer-
risc, become hr Victims ni laugunT and debit
ity, without u1Nn uI aVp.uH, have hitherto
sought u NHu i.I raW. luEEIniNEi 10 giving
medicine. whose 90 .fs upon doe system shah
b. both fptrly uud permanent, flynriHps ~
pWiulutrl uul profoundly acquainted Wlth he
ffgulIfWluts a. inr human frame, command
llOslElllltH llIlIiH ~ fhe sniCst and
tw.ficlt slmu.Hut tu tlr fcruprTBtlyc energies
Of tie tystrm ypf discovered IL restores tho
appetite, give, fresh 'Iur 10 The digrstlvs
organs, Sends thr blond through ihc veins wihi
a moro lively current, C0Urra tendency 10
depression uf tputH, and ilis man flf DE
transaction ~ business with cheerful klErt
and 600 active mind, Unlike other medicines
which have brcu devised iIr tho same object,
tho HITIRits du not ace fplsnodleau!.
ur with % temporary power - thr Influence ~
NE rrmcly a. lsdus And n patient will
hui give Humu attention 90 securing proper
exercise, after thu Tgll.t has been afforded, he
need Ear Ul fDtUu ut thr Hhllriion, The
debility natural tu the rucrusChmgnts u years
upon tho bodily frame b. nlsO allsViatpd by
this grrIf strengthening medicine, unts uiablmg
ihr aged 90 p1'' ih.If declining dayilh phyoeh
case. vhutrls they arr uuW tuilImg nom exs
,rDmo weakness, and urNoumcss, 10 thh ven.
prlhlr ,isar ut people, HOSTETTER'B
HITpERB may Be- commanded o. inyhlu-
6llc. Tho proprietor, Of thts invgoA,or have,
lu Ffltru o deep qualification ln assuring
NURSING NOTIFIES that They viii find
thr HITIE the best and safest Of
rcst1rtyrs Nrry few medicines are lance
uon,d hy physicians az proper % he admins
tered during the period ut uurs,ns and this
hA' obtained ou universal preference.
60 Thu,r who ,-,r o. rur-bva this great ts'say 81
uysr-f,la ahI psnuiiy fhouli remember us rrs,isa
uus II OnTETT ma CELEnNATRp
RToMACH nfTTERB, u u Ilt ~ IN quart
textiles, win tlH name, IN. ]. HOsTEfTERa
STOMACH nfTTERS, blown on tha bottle aud ais'
stamped on ih. ran covering tho e1 With tke autograph
~ UoTEfTIH SMITH un tho isl.sl, These things
sis mpoIiaJ un aruuHt = ihg numrf0us c6uHt'risis
nuw In tho m1tl.rl,
Co Prepared and sold By HosTpTTEn
q nMfTGL Pittsburgh, Pa, and also cold BY
All druggiEta, Eroeoru. and dealers generally
throughout tho unitod Htetoa, Canada, South
America, and Germany,
a.... e.. IIN.I'N ESQ., f.....HrF. ~ Jaws A
... t.... .Wtt.t |.rrU Ur.i r ugrriHl tftit'
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NikuE l-t per cent for tho year end.
ur AUG 1850 Stid per ocutngo a. be- cast uun INC OF,
the premium note without tCl"t'tt % n
endorsement and 90 Doc pii tuihr lr'nturrr OF DIS u''
lu Nuutprutr uu"r before th, lpih day Of ptl lr' 49,
Nyuf. OF tIr Company uiIl uuu 300 tNr hands OF INC
Itsqrrruis,,- elect 4" tu LEGISLATURE Hs'hrduc SHOW
ti, amount ruruts dive tou rn,u fraurut Nr
aud tIy, ave particularly drstrd GO SEQ Wli NE mou,A JOG
AIItu the unI.t II ''i'''
AK. ID. s.iu,uts tuuat be- patti when duu. little alton
fIul t..a lN. HIi t tuU IIrwNria ~ toe ''r"I'
"" I'r IutUsroS treasure.
u.utr.L,r. tu.. q. lHsl tDH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22
DEATHS.

Prr,-In East Charleston, sept H. Eugene
son Of John and Eleanor Piper, aged years
RoBrNsow-ln Newport, sept is, Mr. CcDJ-as
Robinson, aged a.
sNIrn-In Rycgatc, Sept. TO- r. s.. 4-toith aged
%. -
Gnovr-In East st. Johnsbury Sept 2, Mrs.
Sophronin Grout, aged 80.
NyJurr-Tn Charleston, Sept s. Frank H.,
yAurcrst son of Elisha and Lucinda White,
AGED u months.
l.Anoiu-Iu. walden. sept 2, Dr. a Lahore.
aged 20.
NAIGAN-Iu Mr shhcd, Sept 3,Airs Marn j.
Nallan. aged 10.
unctrr-In Cabot. sept r. Nlrs Poll, orouuI
aged %.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22
lll T. LIVER
INV Sc or - TON!


CoNruu Npru .-',i,, COON ,.s, B., r-,s ct NO h,,t
- pWuE'lNr WINNti N.'fI' 'rs uuv triurr The public
These tUW. uIuutr 900 = uult unr dos~ taken be-
rHlhi u. lt4 n.H.. 100 : ''. f"' NO. rNNrtts HlghV
tHr tf ttvuI. sHH|H.tNF zoo -
their uI,Uv q hv t tHN .f - tIlt dose taken ~
UV. lIt .0I I'l. i'' s'.. uI. HI it.us ME- towels
tth causing hH.| f HI.lN LtI'IN. HH4 ctstiN
Nrii uufHiry shF itsHI - D,,.
Swing tome pud I,aIUt o. utrdusc tikeu amer susa
the Nhulr unrriItr. Ig. J. W'nluN sure u,spep.iA.
70 rtfuH. OF fN.tIt DO 80 uI tNu stsnut
ease V'HF'rF Ivi 10 S-.uNs ltViv nNarrltFNst ls
cure. Utnustit.
. HNuus s'tsfksst. trr,4 = u.i,urc lose immediate
am. Whist H h,ttrr prevent. lNuIsNcs CoIs while a
td 10y the uttHsiIuti q. MItf 20 Nlus thsit
the llNct ul,isuIt1f NutthHiuus trstunonr 10 ita
one hsf' fffrt ttiIuE is
sufficient ~ r,f.,, ur 80 4 fcw BOTTLES WIN ,uie
stomach ar pr,y' 81. Drops, hl rAritirE the 49,
nspd from tt'us f'Hftng .. .tfIsui..
enc far u~tN frn. 1ir suf, ,urr .r Chrcrs Nor
bus. nud 70 preventive Ii t.IHItrI
uulN uHr bottle BE- t.tHUI tHr uit Di The
,un.ts "a utvdi,iur HtltI Htt.. t,Au,st.
enc hUulr ihkrutHt IHuuuto removes on hunhuSa
fuW Coo. skim
uur t,r taken shpft iluc i,t.. rHtlrr .lvas rle.r
the luptlltU ANA maxi t"nt .i ,..-T Wsti..-.-
one dUsv. often repeated tIrrf f.nI!y nlArthNA 10
worst t'u while summer ahN bowel tuullaUts ied
almost Gao the Hfst dusv.
We tlh, puysurr in urt,uin,irHur tets medicine
pfr'ruuN, "r Fever AMI trur ttu lcNet, rud an -
root Bilious type. o. urfISlvs We. tutAnts. ana
th,rsnuds willing tofryr SO OluIrffiu vlftres
NlN water 800 Tho month VITA trH tN'uof1br swat
low both together. ptiyr one If. Usr prr b.tls,
ht NANPuln, Ptnrri, tur,. -. as UfoadwaV. New
loth Nyi1rd N all Druggists coll ri.o. tJ G. EiSS-
NAM. 81. JuhuElurN. ta,m
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22
Nh. JOHN .. WoUCI,Trn,

L.,. a,sg,''a' l'., 81 i"o.' Church, $40
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pH.t rg N,,hlneton S.. ~trryrf
'..utUH. y \. Sold by Gru,er' r,rr,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22

will walk zap 90 thr lannon's mouth. aud come
women who viii walk up 10 lass,a without
shrinking
O. Annie Williams, soamuoss, com.
milled suicide in Philadelphia 900 Monday hy
swallowing au ounce OF hudauum, purchased
with the last penny she p0s5rssrd. a local
and possessed Of as ilur+a person Hs thr finest
lady you viii meet ou Chestnut street" She
could not obtain work 90 support herself
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22
Vermont Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company.

NOTICE or ASSESSMENT FOR 1859,
tpIIE Members vrhc vermont Mutual Fire Insurance 0'
are hccn, uuuur that the up" iug assessments hhs
NeruuAdt hN the Directors u uut', m force uu The h
u
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22

TAsresuerhaps no disease which lr ..Jalf r uapufr.r
sud comfnr. of u duala and nmrs go . stiur ,Rrrut
~ Dyspepsia ur indigestion.
Previously 90 tho discovery of ir uAAGEAAIEp 900.
TINS there rIi.tod ueaI.uc accessible OF tlHu sIHrr-
ing from iis side spread disrafr H. relieved tlUauF
marked d $3.50.
Tho ppvcr ufhrac tucr' over Che ai"Fr named d.ra'.
wru over hil thIfr having t.Ir IH Iurr.fH
Ectuu. and functional dItfHss OF ur stomach. 900
Asthma aud Goucral pruUr q. u.Iouu question.
he speedy and permanent ounce "t rHHD of H. rl'yIral
su1 stubborn cases ol --t. suu.rut conformation no.
iNIn faNt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Horse Shooing
nEASIrsnGET1Ex0Joa


fENIlI ,uhsluhatt vuplb frsr-'NlN -ruuuuu
l to thr runIlr that th0, hs,u furwrl pact
n,r.hip flT thc puuios".uf carving nn The Bhu'.
named business, Al kluts ~ vutk done 500.
ucaturss aud dcspntch,
&. Patterson, one " the firm, vtll givc his prr
suual attention Co horses 900 the habit ~ CutiiII
uT u,crrraohug 90 having bad Srci llr thmII
n.m li, long experience hr clu Give grtrral .l'
i.G,tuu, Tho patronage uf'hr public b, fcsucu
i,,I, solicited &. PATTERSON
ttf a. ~ MAItNIDN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22
STATE or VERMONT

lssCN District IL.
1hc Probate Court the District OF E--ps to ali per
SONS Interested u the csttto ~ Nathaniel Reed, late
of Concord iu said district, deceased tcetute
ntlNEH !. HROWN CALVIN MORRILL,, Executors
Won the estate ui Ha trstHtr represent tn sad pr ~
U,If petition iu vtugI that 20 wuul De- tHr the mtcelH
900 Interested BOO said estate tn have thr Nhur OF H.
real estate ui -N eeatu sl. ami pray nf rad c0urt'H
grant thcm license Go sr a lhr runl estate "i said d'
ttutDd
Said application VIII DO heard aud decided o., sa'd rugrH
nt no lrutntc Once iu Luuoutuu. u sld district e.
the llth tlN 81 p,iorrr. 1tsg
Wv arc. therefore hrr/ uotnod tn appear before said
,suft. at the SINE ~ (arc nirrsnId and object liNUu
trr ,autr. tD thr IRA (Hk jlli I.ru''
Dated At tuucunufa 4pakly aii uf s'h ary Sept
. IS JOEp~~r Rooka. ,Id.r OF plutatc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22
NERNnTS SIEELRERS

We carprsN Advivcd tn NhAuI.,l thr ~ iin w sty
.tu. which Wur iueNltatN hlurc N.. ,',, M. ard ~
thorough use ~ The nctviu' not nrft prlnair i,r is
'l'r Iul rrWuFr " by Inducing natural tr"'l 'NaN
'Iuu iIrg circulation.
". ol lirf bottle. SHld by druggist, -srrrau,
" l'suN. iAiHbANESk CO, hoti.Hi. o. y a.~tls ~
'Ur6Il.EC GoopwlS. wboh,,ie Ar.,t f., N..
90. l1ul. asa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22
Light, Lamps, Light !

TIVE Eureka Lamp is sold cheaper than
4 ever, and the
BEST ETREHA on ETFR TSED
can be had NJ $. JEWETTS for - cents per gal
Ion mo oil can compare with IL for rhcop',c,s
md bcaYtv ~ light Persons using the knapp
Lamp romomhcr, YOU can buy ~ no one else n
Northern Vermont
Don't be Deceived
send TO me Tor your oil, and you will b, abuud.
an'ly satisfied With your light
hrrosrur on uf the best quality and Kerosene
TAmps selling as low as can Doe Furnished
ST. JohutburE, sept, 1857. 5fd
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NNlLlLLNNLNNEH.N, NNILNL.

ttN " - NfbNf hrN \ OiI'L..
WE thr Subscribers being appointed Dos the ltonura-
W lNfIuhttr Count fHi tr district ut Ia-rN commits
slnuurs o. receive cNau and ADJUST al CLAIMS and lr
ull Nathaniel
ttrut Cuueuid iu said district deceased uu,ut auu the
uhus 90 the decreased exhibited u offset thereto hereby
gNy nu,g that riN months from the ih day ~ sept.
10 1850, nnWCd ut the creditors present their claims
before GIVE notice, that Will meet lr that pur
pu.c az the dwelling house NJ Richardson Wadlyi.h u
Concord iu said district the Ntl December, .5l
aud the sth eta, OF March, 1850 at O'Clock the
noon, on each 90 said days
LEVI HOWE. 1...--
BIS DAVID ItiHHARD itomrH.
Concord sept 7.l-5l.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22

O. The Philadelphia North American
says "lhe superintendent Of the West Phi
ladclphia RAILROAD exhibited Co us, che other
day, horse whose hoos thc rats had rnnwcd
until their teeth reached the quick. The rlts
Ing some Of lhe horses arr takpu out with
feet bleeding from wounds inflicted by hc
nocturnal proelcrs"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-22
Dodd's NerVine
Bottles EnlarBed.---Prico MS Before!
ipuE extensive sale and universal favor which M, rrs,N
frrint rrturdy has rfr met with wsrrant thu
nropttt"r' n rgargng Tie tyr 81 utr vuheu inctesa.
lug the price. For an sUtriHa ~ iNo Nervous Nlste,
rtuII u1 rI V uaB0 raj Fut
y I3RV O [ ) y T. $ s

Tho Nvr,me al,,s irtrntH. r.rWoics rer0ts 'rsusss
uurt refreshing sleep. d u'iunl'fcs tnr CIRCULATE
the NgNuur tluid ltcuuts 600 Opium or other stunt
Nluu itus. l.l if always Hufr and iui'I
Iut H NcrphHs Affections debility. Epas'u rrnsrs1
rrstic--tf--. ~ nir-i and Nr'e utvuuan-'
usually attends the uso u al -T, TOM p rnre"N, -
opium. NHvtltu. 40 .a.bii tIn Use NH"ldr ~
willie "a ll's Irritation. rest auI
ortuc syrtrr ais, i,,'s.A gl.ll,, inrfihs
bowels and 90, srgfDtivu orlrus n u pfE ff e.
,ud Cor popular use, tht me- Nina ifuGbp tvd Nut &C.
r.rrH al IA IIsH
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,ffI0.aa'....1a.o9 . ..aa "'0,"'"aV
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" tfV lIcNer kImhlIIl IN M0rm0n
preacher, iu one of biz hate d,scourcs, fpelk.
ing Of Horace Greeley, slid-"Wblt fruit
iul Imagination ho must have lle i- mr
bless your souls. bee g. the father NJ 900 lus.
he will 20 90 hell and bee llo fthcn OF lHr.
there Amen" l"Ameu' sounded through
out the congregations.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-27
Tn. s,,.m, Tr,b. Amons.s Us.

We presume that the most of our readers
have heard of the Miami tribe of ofice-hold-
ers and office-seekers, who once infested the
county Of Hamilton, in the State Of Ohio.
This was q tribe Ut politicians, and light
fingered gentleman, who sought to manage
everything in their own way, not subject to
the Constitution of the United States, bat
for their own selfish purposes. They had
succeeded, by intrigue and trickery, to get
hold of the county Offices, and to keep them
for considerable length Of time, and had
their triggers set to hold them for good and
all, and their nominations already made for
ten years to come. They would bargain
and sell to one another in this wise: " You
give me the nomination this time for Sher-
if, or for County Commissioner, and so on,
and you shall have it ut the next Conven-
tion,' until the Offices were disposed of for ten
years ahead; when some one of the clique
got tired waiting for his time to come, and
let the cat out OF the wallet, which knocked
the whole clique into a cooked hat. The
news spread through the country like FIRE in
a dry stubble, and the people--the hard
listed yeomanry Of the land-rose up in
their might and strength as one man against
them, and set their feet upon their necks,
and the consequence was that the last
mothers son Of them were routed, horse,
foot, and dragon, and honest men chosen
to fill the different county Offices.
Now let US say to the honest and hard
listed yeomanry, (of every political party
in old Spencer that ws have right here in
old Spencer, a Miami tribe, that has to be got
rid Of in the same way as that Of Ohio.
They have their men selected already to fill
our county Offices for number Of years to
come. Will the people submit to it2 We
answer mol thousand times mol After
seeing such manifestations made for Office as
we have seen lately, let us rise as one man
and blot the last one of them from record
Roekport Democrat.
Nearly every county in this part Of the
State has its Miami tribe of petty Office
holders; the vilest tribe of these has held
rule in Perry county the last ten years. We
are glad to hear that the honest German
citizens in that county are making inroads
upon them, and putting into office competent
men of their own nationality.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-27

Sons OF MALTA.--Our young men are pre-
pairing to give the Sons of Malta dis
tinguished reception during the Fair week.
The midnight procession will be an impos-
ing scene. The following is an account of
one Of their professions during the Fair at
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, last week.
Thousands Of people are in the streets,
frantic with curiosity to see the midnight
procession of the weird-like Sons of Malta.
AS the ghostly file slowly passes the Zane
House, stepping solmenly in time with
funeral music, the people are rushing wildly
up and down thoroughfares to catch salts.
flying glimse, and a thousand mouths are full
of u thousand drOll remarks. II has been
surmised that the uniforms of the Sons con-
sist of their wives and sweethearts' night
gowns, and the number of ladies out Of bed
watching the spectacle, seems to indicate
that they await the return of the Sons that
they may obtain their night clothing, that
they may go to bed. The parade last night
was capitally organized for effect. The
principal officers were on horseback, and
their knightly uniforms carried fancy back
to the days of chivalry. The file, as usual,
took the middle of the street, on foot, and
resembled the Carathusians in funeral pro-
cessions. The Sons of Malta is an in
stitution.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-27


A ToUan SroRY.-Some twenty-five or
thirty years ago. Mr.. Harris owned horse
that met with horrible accident. He was
attached to plow in field, and becoming
frightened, ran away. The horse made a
spring and slighted on the stump Of tree,
which was about six feet high and nine
inches in circumference. The stump went
entirely through the body of the animal,
raising the skin over Eve inches near the
back bone, but not breaking through. An
axe was procured the tree chopped down
and removed from the body Of the horse
The animal was considered ruined, and
some one advised Mr.. Harris 10 have him
killed to end his sufferings. The horse f.
nally walked to his stable, where hc re-
-ceived every attention, and in less than a
year was sound as ever. The place where
the tree entered soon healed up, but some
three months afterwards small splinters
were discharged from the back. Although
this seems an incredible story, it is positive
ly true, and there are people still living in
Waterville who remember the occurrence
well. The horse did not die for many years
afterwards, and never appeared to have suf-
fered any material injury from the terrible
implement Wdterviils Times.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-27

CURE FOR HYDRoPHoBIA.-A respected
correspondent sends us the following recipe
for insertion in our columns. The first of
the annexed prescriptions is by M. Cesar, a
French physician, and is said to be cure
for the bite Of mad dog:
"Take two table spoonful of fresh chic
ride of lime, in powder-rnix it with half a
pint of water, and with this wash keep the
wound constantly bathed, and frequently re-
newed. The chloride gas possesses the
power of decomposing this tremendous
poison, and renders mild and harmless that
venom against whose resistless attack the
artillery of medical science has been so long
directed in vain. 1t is necessary to add that
this wash should be applied as soon as pos
sible after the infection of the bite. The
following are the results of this treatment !:
From 1910 to 1894, the number OF persons
admitted into the Breslau Hospital. was
1874; into the Hospital at Zurich, 233 per-
sons bitten by different animals, (ls2 by
dogs,) of whom only four died"
A writer in the National Intellgencer,
says that the spirit of hartshorn is q certain
remedy for the bite OF a mad dog. The
wounds, he adds, should be constantly bath
ed with it, and three or four doses diluted,
taken inwardly during the day. The harris
horn decomposes chemically the virus in
situated into the ound, and Immediately
alters and destroys its deleteriousness. The
writer, who resided in Brazil for some time,
first tried it for the bite of scorpion, and
found that it removed pain and indamma-
ton instantly. Subsequently he tried it
for the bite of the rattlesnake with similar
success. At the suggestion of the writer,
an old friend and physician of England tried
it in cases of hydraphobia and always with
success. a '
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-27

REa. All of our readers who are in want
of good and durable pictures, will please
bear in mind that the place to get such is at
J. PERRY ELLIorT's City Gallery, As Main
Street. Mr.. E. does not make the "twenty
cent nor the twenty-five cent" kind,
but his prices are as low as good pictures
can be afforded and the finer qualities of
cases he sells rerg lo1. This Gallery con-
tains more and better pictures than any 9TH
er in the city, and is constantly receiving
additional attractions, so that the lovers of
the beautiful always find it pleasant to visit
+" City Gallery"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-27

1@ A correspondent who signs himself
"Justice," sends us statement ola case of
malpractice by professed Occulist, in which
he says a person lost the sight of an eye,
which had become inhamed by the presence
of piece of stick under the lid. The Doctor
treated the inflammation as an organic disease,
and infused acids into the eye, till he made
the sufferer crazy from pain, and finally de-
stroyed the sight. Our correspondent should
have given us his signature, and some proof
Of the truth of the facts he states, to secure
the publication of his letter. If the treat
ment was such as he describes, the instance
of gross malpractice ought to be exposed.