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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20

News from Mexico states that the
French forces are b tildiug Notifications
st Monterey. particularly on the road
General Zsck Taylor approached. The
French soldiers seem to be dissatisfied at
remaining III the service. The liberal
cause would have many more adherents
were il not ior The constant quarreiing
between the leaders.
Money and time are the heaviest bur
dcrs of life, ard the Unhsppiest Of NOR
tails are thCse Nho have mole Of elIhe.
than they know how 10 use.
Would that men everywhere we're full
ly convinced that fair and honest deal
rng il not only the most honorable. but
.bsr II is the safest and suIest load TO
success.
A sure friend Is best known in an ad-
verse state; we know not whom to trust
ill sitter trial; there aIe some that will
keep US company when il is clear and fair
who will le gone when clouds gather.
There IS nothing which contributes
more TO The sweetness Of life than friends
there is uotbirg that distUrbs cur reFose
more than friends, if We have not the
disceirmtnJ TO choose them we'll.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20
.T0lM
A VISIT rKOM ST. NICHOLAS.
1t CLEMENT C. MOORE

'Tvasthe night before Christmas, when all through
Not & creature was s:i- ring not even p mouse;
The Stockings Nors hung by the chimney with
In hope that =. Nicholss soon would h the,e:
Toe rhi'd- II we're ue.t'ed iii mug il their DDS.
While Visions OF sugar plums danced through
Ard Ma 10 her karchios. and I in ms o,p.
Il.d set lei ourselves tor a iony winters nA".
When out m tie l'wn there sc such a clatter,
7 $50 aug from nv bed t. see Whist was the matt-r;
AUs y to the virdow I 1sv like a a1sh.
Tore open the -hutteTs and threw ~ tho sash;
The moon, on the breas; Of the new f.ll-n snow,
Gave thu lustre OF midday 10 Obi cts below;
hen what tn my wanteiing e. e. should appear.
But n nj. ia IRE sleigh, and eight tin, rel d er,
With n lii lie old d liver so lively and quick,
Move rapid tnaH eagles his eAursoTs they came,
And he Whis.ied. and shouted, AMI called them BY
nsme;
"NCw I'asher! now Danceri now Prancerl now
IN Couc Ct ? On Cupid, on Donde- and BIixsnl
70 the top Of The porch-tO tie top of the wall
Nov dsSt away! rc.h AWAY dash away ell"
A. leaves before thu wild hurricane fy.
When they meet with an obstacle, mount 40 TO tho
sky.
So up tn the houss-tqn tho courssrs they few.
ith the sleigh ful e TOYS, and 81. Nicholas too,
md thon in Il tWiukli"E Ih.srd on the root,
Ihs Trsucipg and paEiuE Of each little hOOf.
As | drew n ny head AID wesfurning around,
Down the ehlmney II, Nlehoias came WIN q
He was dressed all in fur, from his bead to his foot,
SCOT:
| A bundle of tow he had hunE on his back.
I And hv +, okCd like a n' dler just opening his pack,
His eyes how they IwInkled! his dimples how
m-rry
! His cheeks were Hks-oses. his nose like a cherry
/ His droll lit 0 mouth wa drawn up like q bow.
! And ihr beard Oh his chin was as white NJ tbs
The sfump Of p pire he held in his teeth,
I And the smoke il encircltd his head like a wreath
I lie had n broad face. and little rOund belly,
That shook when he lsUshed. ike u bowl full o
Jelly
He was chubby aud plump: a right jollv old ef;
And / laughe when / saw him. 10 sIiIe OF myself
a Nirk Of hrs eye. 81 d a twist 81 his head.
Soon gave ne t. know ! had netting 10 dread.
lie sVuke not Il word, but went s,rsigOt To bis work
And filled all the stockings, then turned with
jerk,
/ AMI lay ing biz fingers aside Of his nose.
Al j giving a mol. un the chimney be roe.
He sprang 10 hIs sleigh. 20 his team gave aWhisfle
AID wy hey nj few liSe the down Of a thistle
Blu l heard h N eXrlrim, as he drove out Of sight
Happy Ctristniast 70 all, ard 10 all 3 good night!
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20
HAIR JEWELRY.

MIS- PALM wishes to inform the
public that she w,Il make to order ell srti-
&C. AZ The above line, Surb Is 9uarl Chsins,
bracelets. kiIgs, Pins. Breaches. &c. Also, WIGS.
switches, CuIls, Braids. koil-, &c Residence AZ
liaskill House, third story. Room No. s.. Main ~,
v aTTen, Ohio. 1 will also pay the highest price
Tor halT. Miss PALM.
Aug .. 1865.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20
FOOT-ROF IN SHEEP,

NAN be thoroughly cured by using
u WbittemnTe's Cure for FoOt-rAt. Il has been
,hoIouEhly tested and is in fact just what il il rep
resented 10 be-. Il Positive Cure. Hundreds Of Ger
tfeates like the following are being reeelyedl
hUTLAAD. VT July 18th. l IS.
?. ". WHTTTFNnRE:-Dsgy SIR Having thor
oughly trieu your Cure Tor FvLt--Ut N Sheeg. I
would say for toe benefit Of Sh'ep Raises that
they shOaid lose no tIme in procuring a Bottle. as
Il certainly viii cure the tuot-!Dt IN less time, and
with less trouble. than any preparation O OF Blue
y%iLIiOl, or any thILs else l haye ever used.
LEEDS BILLINGS.
+. ". NHIsTEMDRE.
Sole Manufacturer. Chatham 4 Corners. n. 7.
For sale NJ HONT / sIkATTUN, Warren, O..
Uct. -. S6l.-6m
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-20

~aAA nv
That he has ever exhibited and offered for sale IL
tais market. his stock consists Of FAMILY CAk-
RlAGES and SLIDE SEATS, Of various patterns.
Une-Eorse BuGgies OF nearly every description. al
OF which are Of the latest and NEST approved East
EN- styleS. WHICH tor quality Of material, subsJan-
tial workmanship and elegance OF finish, cannot be
surpassed By any ether establishment II TIE state.
Having in successful operation a STEAM ENGINE
with ali the necessary machinery for manufacturing
his SpOkes, Hubs, EellUeS, and everything that car
be done advantageousiy By machinery.
Being a practical mechanic himself, supeTinteEd-
ing aud overseeing all the various branches, be Is
prepared TO iurnish . vehicle IN FIRST TaCe style. for
less money than any other manufacturer in tue
west.
HACKS. PEpLER's WAGONS. COACHES AND
BAkOUClikS.
Ii net on bsnd. viii be made to order os short no
tIce.
RERepairing, Trimming and Painting done with
Esatness and dispatch.
RF-1ll work done ST M mandatory warranted
In addition TO the above, | am prepared u fur
uish Carriage-makers and other with the eestqusl
IN Of Turned opOkes. Bent Rims, Bows, Shafts,
Poles, Seat-sTls. BUbs, Dc, at g loH prices as Al
ang other establishment.
Carriage-makers desiring 70 furnish tEetf Owl
timber, can get their SpOE es and HUBS turned OF
short notice. and a. far eeS
Sept S-ls62 l. n.
Wanted Imm diaIeIy!
Any quantity of 6rst rate seasoned Spokes, HEX
DRY and White Oak Lumber. in exchange for Eork
or C.sd. +. X %ISELL
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-17

ESTATE OF JONAS FRIEND, Dec.
NJoTIcE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualfedas rs Administrator
August 10, Is6s-sw ~ LEVI N. sPITLER
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-17
SENATORIAL NOMINATION.

We publish elsewhere the proceed.
ings Of the Union Convention for this
Senatorial District Gen. GRosvENER
the gentleman nominated for S.atc
Senator,was favorabIy known through
out the District before the commence.
ment Of the war. In the Summer Of
1861 he entered the military service
and was appointed Major of the 18th
0. V. l., when that ReS't was first or
ganizcd. For meritorious services he
has passed through tho various steps
Of promotion to his present position
as Brevet Brigadicr General.
We cannot say whether Gen. G. will
bo able to appear before his cousttu,
ents during the campaign as he is now
at Atlanta, in command Of the forces
heretofore under command of Mai Gen.
StcadmaD; but the fact that he is still
DONG his duty in the field, should not
deter true men from supporting him
at the coming election. 1t will be a
burning shame if such a gall ant sol
dicr cannot be elected over the smooth
est tongued and blandcst coppcrhcad
that the Democracy can put into the
field.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-17
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
No TidihEs o. .ths Great KAsteSh-TAe
Enterprise believed 20 be Failure.


NORTa sIDSE4, oiB., Aug. 1i-Tho
steam yacht Clara Glarita 6as arrived,
having left Port au Basque last even
ling. No lidipgs hhd reached, that
point Of the Great Eastern up TO that
time Engineer Everett, whose expe-
|rience in laying the first Atlantic Ca
BILE entities his opinion to great respect
believes the laying Of the cablo is now
a failure. Mr. Mackoy, Telegraphic
Superintendent at Cape Race, is hope
ful.
The expedition Of the Clara Clarita
is failure, the armor of the st. Law
renee cable being entirely destroyed
in many places.
HEARTS CoETENT, Sundly, Aug. 6,
via NORTH SYDNEY, Aug. 11.-The
British gunboat Sphynx arrived here
to-day, Sunday at 5 P. M, under
canvas, having been short ofcoal since
Friday night. The Sphynx was left
behind by the Great Eastern and the
gunboat Terrible, on Thursday, July
20, duringa strong westerly breeze
and head sea, not being able to keep
up with the others. Since that time,
although she steered the proper course,
the Sphyhx has seen nothing of the
Great Eastern or Terrible. She ro-
ports the weather favorable for laying
the cable when she parted, at 615 P.
NJ on the 9th ult., at which time
they wero in latitude So degrees, 43
minutes; longitude 20 degrees, min
utes. Captain Hamilton, of the
ISphynx, says no cannot see how he
could have passed the feet without
seeing them. The weather has been
thick to the seaward.
AspY BAY, G. B.. Aug. 11.-I1:3O P.
M.-We have nothing lator from
Hearts Content than was embraced
in dispatches from Sidney to-day.
The Herald's special from Hearts
Content, of the 9th says. When the
Sphynx was sighted in Trinity Bay,
the entire cable feet was reported as
arrived, and great excitement prevail.
IOu' A"O pICoulOIb prOC66ueu uOWn
the bay early in the morning to meet
the Great Eastern, with large party
ofprominent persons on board. Their
disappointment was great. About
noon the same day three guns were
fired down the bay, and it was again
reported tho Great Eastern was arri.
wing. The firing was occasioned by
the steam sloop Of war Royalist mista-
king the Sphynx and Stephenson for
the cable feet. A thick fog prevailed
at the time.
No signs of the big ship yet, and
cable people are beginning to give up
all hopes other arrival. There were
thousands of visitors last week, but
they are going away Disappointed
; Gov, Musgrave has just arrived from
the Galcta, 60 miles out at sea. The
weather is raw, fogGy, very wet and
unfavorable for the approach of the
fleet. es
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-17
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed in the Post ofice at LancaG-
ter, State OF Ohio, on the 18th Of fJapuary, ESG5.
EB-ro obtain any of these letters, the applicant
must call for "ddpertiSed letters" give the date OF
thlslist, and pay one cent for adgorisine.s
A6-lfnot called for within one month, they will be
sent TO the Dead Letter Office.
Free Delivery ofLetters by carriers at tho res iden
ces the owners, may be secured by observngt the
following Rules Ht a. 'Ui
l. Direct lettersplaniy TO the streetand number.
as well as the Postotfce and State.
r. Head letters with the writer's Roso and State.
street and nvnberi sign them plainly with full name,
andrequestthat answers be directed accordnQly
B. Letters TO strangers or transient visitors in
townor city,whose special address may be unknown
should Remarked at the lower left hand corner, with
the word "Transiont 2" fr ,o
L. Place tho Postage Stamp on the upper right
hand corner, aAd edUe space bstween the stamp and
direction for pOSt-marking without interfering with
the writing. "'
N B. ARequest for the Return Of a lotterto the
writer II unclaimed within 80 days or less written oil
printed with the WRITER'S name pom. o6ioc and Statd
across the le hand end OF the envelope on4he face
side, will complied with at the usual prepaid rata
forpostage, payable wnen the lettefis deliyeredto
,he witer.--Sec. 2S, Law of 1865,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-17
the TRIAL OF wERTz.

Tho trial OF Captain Wertz, rebel
commander of Andersonville prison,
will commence tomorrow, August Is,
before q military commission, OF which
General Underwood is President and
Colonel Chipman Judge Advocate
About ono hundred witnesses have
already bOen subpeuaed, and by them
as many individual cases Of cruelty
are expected to be proved against the
accused, They will testify from por-
sonal experience,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-17
Disaster on the Lako-ColIisIOn-Li
Lost.

DETROIT, Aug, ia collision be-
tween the Pewablc and Meteor occur
red at half past eight on Wednesday
evening, six miles from shore. The
Pcwabic was struck on her port bow,
just aft of the pilot house, and sunk in
three or four minutes.
The boats were running at full speed
and struck with such terrible force as
to crush in the entire bow of the Pewa
bic. Attic time Of the accident it was
scarcely dark, and the boats saw each
other six miles apart. When ap-
preaching they exchanged signals and
the Pcwabic bore on to pass. Butthe
Meteor, for some as yet unexplained
reason, turned in tho same direction
and struck the Pewabic.
A number were killed by crashing
timbers. A few passengers jumped
on board the Meteor before the Pewa
BIC sunk. Life boats were immediate
ly lowered from the Meteor and
picked up those who were not carried
down with the wreck.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-17

SPECIAL NOTICES.
"A Card.


Editor Of Gazette;
lnreply to many letters and inquiries from people
IN this section of the country, the undersigned take
great pleasure in saying through the columns Of
your paper that our renowned preparation, known
as Goes Dyspepsia Cure, is certain cure for Dys-
pepsa, IN worst stages. Many cures oflong stand
ing, WITHIN our own acquaintance, have been COM
pletely, and we believe permanently cured. II will
stop distress after eating almost instantaneously,
aqd enables tho dyspeptic who has lived for years
upon Graham bread and tho planest diet, to eat as
heartily as he pleases, and anything he chooses.
without danger of distress, souring, or rising on
the stomach. It isan infalble corrector ofindges.
ton and constipation, creates q healthy appetite.
stops sick headache, heart burn SICKNESS at the
stomach, palms. cramps, or cholc in either stomach
or bowels and sweetens often i've breath, soon rs
you take it, and by enabling the patient to take
plenty offood "whch is the parent ofhealth," pro.
ducGs vigor, strength and energy In every trial We
have known, it has speedily eradicated nyspapsa
with its attendant suferlngs weaknesses, debil-
ity and loss of power giving instead proper activ-
ity and tone to the stomach and organs of digestion,
and nswe confidently believe, andasthe publs shed
certificates in our circulars. almanacs and in many
OF the leading journals, from convalescent patients
will confirm, completely, permanently, and almost
miraculously "cure the worst case OF Dyspepsia in
existence" We warrant IN every instance. II can
be obtained at all the Drug Stores in the United
states and Canodas at 81 per bottle six bottles for
50. C. G. CLARK, Proprietors,
New HaSen, Conn.
For sale by G., G.. BECK, Druggist.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-17
Soldiers and NeighJors:

/ thank you for your kind greeting,
| am glad to be with you on this occa-
sion. In many years Of absence, per-
sous and names may have been forgot
ten aud faces that should be familiar
from early associations, may appear
strange. But these local surroundings
force upon me recolections OF boyhood.
l remember we'll and love this bcauti.
full valley, those changcloss woods, each
hill and grove and that proud monu'
mont OF nature-thatrock under whose
shadow in peace and happiness we to-
day stand-the standing Stone" OF the
Indians, whose little village, Tarr-
hcetown, stood over yonder across tho
lIockhocking when our fathers came
here to make homes for Us.
] feel rejoioed that what ! soc here
to-day yorifos my statements, often
made, when have been asked, espc-
cially by prominent foreigners, what
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-17
APPROPRIATIONS Dr CONGRESS.

The amount Of money appropriated
by Congress at its last session, as
shown by official records, was, II
round numbers, eight hundred and
tWsDty one million of dollars.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-17
TO MEN AND BOY,
One Dollar savsdis one Dollar Made.

Ifyou call at Risiug's Clothing Store
you can purchase better goods and
more of them for the same cash, than
at any other clothing store in tho city
Come and see for yourself.
If p. RISING.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-17
OHIO union State TICKET.
objection October ION, 1862

ELECTION October 10Th, 1867
FOB GoyERSoR,
JACOB DoLsoN COX, of Trumbull county
roR LIEUTENANT OovERsoR,
ANDREW @. McBuRNEY, Of Warren county
ron rRrAsrRFR or STATE,
SIDNEY $. WARNER. Of Lorein county
ron srPREHE JUDGE,
JACOB BRlNKERuooFF, of Richand county,
G,ong Term)s
JoHNwELoH, of Athens county,--(To fill Vacancy
ToR ArToESEr GESERAL
WILLIAM II. WEST, Of Logan county
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
JOHN A. NORRIS, of Harrison county
FoR U0ARp or PuBLic wORKs,
JAMES MOORE, of Coshocton county
FOR CLERK oF srrRrNE COURT,
RODNEY ZOOS, Of Clipton county
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-08-17
AFFAIns OF MExICO.

A letter received by Il prominent
General of our army from an Amcri.
can officer attached to the personal
stailof President Juaraz, dated Chichu-
lethus, July goth, says; No fears need
be entertained of the eventual success
oftho Liberal cause in this country. al
ready wo have enlisted in our army
between six and seven thousand Ame-
rlcans, every man Of whom has seen
service in either the Union or rebel
army. To be sure there is more or
less difference of opinion among them
as to the merits of the causes in which
they were recently engaged, but the
fact is patcnt they are unit on
the enforcement OF tho Monroe
doctrine on tho American CONT
nent, and on that platform cor
daily fraternizc. The French are
rapidly exhausting themselves by fore.
cd marches and futile expeditions into
the interior, while our armies, as q
general thing, arc recruiting, propara-
tory to vigorous offensive fall cam.
paign. We hope to be able, and will
do it, if largo re-enforcemcnts arc not
received by tho Imperialisrs from
France, to drive the French to their
ships before the first of next January
psa- We have adviccs from England
to tho 4th inst, inclusive. Communi
cation with the Great Eastern failed
on tho I'd. The cause, of course, was
not known, as nothing had been heard
subsequently, from the steamer
Thirteen hundred miles of the cable
had been paid out, when the signals
failed. Up to that time the line
worked well. The Great Eastern ha'
not been heard from at Aspy Bay VI
to last night. She has probably re
turned to England,--Cin, Gds.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22

cERTlF[cArE on AuTnoRIrY

CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on The slst day Of january. 1907
OrricE or rHE AUDITOR OF SrArR, ~
IusuRAScE DErAHrNESr, CotuABUs, ONO,
- January 70, 1886.
wHAREAs, the Corn EEchange Insurance Com
pany, located Vt New York, in The State of New
York, has Sled IN this office n sworn statement Of
its condition, required by the FIRST section u the
act "To regulate lnsnrane> Comp mics not incor-
poratcd By the state Of Ohio" passed April 8,
1856, and amended FEBRUARY y, 1864; and whereas
said CU1npanyhas furnished the. undersigned sat.
isactory evidence that is possessed " At least
one hundred thousand dollars of actual Capital in
vested in stocks or bonds or in mortgages of real
estate, worth double the amount for which the
same Is unortgaged: and whereas said Company
has filed in this Office written instrument under
its corporate seal, signed by the President
and Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent or
agents ~ Baid Company IN this State o. aeknOwl-
edge service OF process, for aud in behalf Of said
Company, according 70 the terms ~ said law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the first section
Of the aforesaid act, ], James ". Goldman, Auditor
nf State for Ohio, do hereby certify that said Corn
Exchange Insurance Companyo Of New York is au.
thor1cd TO transact the business Of Fire, Marine
and Inland Insurance in this State, until the thirty
first day of January, in the year ono thousand
eight hundred and sixty-sx.
In witness whereof, have hcreuutO subscribed
my name, and caused the seal Of my Office 10 be
affixed the day and year above written.
(SRAL.) JAS. II. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
PETER BELL, Agent,
Perry sburg, Ohio Ale
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22
CERrIFIcArE OF AUTHORITY.

tie expire on the list day Of January, 1851
OFFICE or THE AUpTrOR OF STATE,l
Insurance DErARTMENT,
COLrMBrs, ONO, January Is, 1865.
Whereas, The Home Insurance Company. To-
Gated at New Haven, in the State of Connccticu',
has filed in this Offices sworn statement or its CON
ditoD,a as required by the LIST section Of the Act
"Toregulate Insurance Companies not incorpor
atcd by the State OF Ohio" passed April 8, 1855,
and amended February ., 1861; and whereas,
sah Company has furnished the undersigned
satisfactory evidence that il is possessed of at
least One Hundred Thousand Dollars of actual cap
ital invested in Stocks, or Bonds, or in Mortgages
of Real Estate, worth double the amount for which
the same is mortgaeed; and, whereas, said Com
pany has filed in this office \ written instrument
under its corporate seal, signed BY the Prcsilc1t
and Secretary ther sof, authorizing any agent or
agents Of said Cnmpaay in this State, io Acknowl-
edge scrviceof process. for and in behalf of said
Company, according To the terms of said law. =.
Now. therefore, IN pursuance at the first section
Gf the aGreSaid act |, Jam Is II. Gplmtn, An litr
" State for Ohio, do hereby certify that snid Home
Insurance Company, Of New Haven. is authorized
To transact the business of Fire and Marine Insur-
anee, in this State until the thirty first day of
January, in the year one, Thousand eight hundred
and six:y-six.
In " itness whereof, have hdf%unto subscribed
nv name, and cansed the seal of my oliics tO be
aiiixed, the day aud year abnve written.
(SBAL.)
JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor o. State.
GEORGE STRAIN. Agent,
Perry sbuTg, Ohio. 4Ie
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-22

LoCKJAw CURED.--Tha following remark
able crrc at locklaw Ia related by the ltal-
ian MsiicR Gasette, of Milan: A hair
dresscr Of th, city accidentally received
a cut with a scythe en- the palm Of his hand.
near tho wrist. This occurred about the
middlo uf March. 1861. The wound heal
ed in about ak days, and il was not until
,hc Both lellowmg that. on arising trnm
his bed, he felt some difficulty in opening
his mouth. besides contraction IN his left
hand, which he could not shotch out, aud
pain in his right hip and thigh. Daring
the hrst few days the pheRonona Sisap.
peared on going TO bod, but commencing
again as soon as he arose aud exposed him
Seli to ,hs open air.
Gu the 10th of April; the symptoms be-
CO ming more intonso, ho Was taken to the
hospital On the following day, y spas,
medic contraction OF the lower Jaw, aud
| rigidity of the muscles of the neck. were
observed; the lofl hand experienced a con
traction every time il Was taken from under
the hcd clothes, aud the pain on the right
sido continued; the pulse was slight agt
| ted, Sixteen ounces OF chlorid of baEtses
dissolved in a pound OF distillod water
were prescribed. to bo tlkon in the oonrs,
OF twenty,iaur hours, This treatment wa,
oouinard n Il tho 2lst, whom the gym
toms OF loekjaw having nearly OF enlirrl,
Disappeared. the doses wore reduced I,
eight grains day. aud tho remedy wa
entirely loft oil on the 2eth. Two days lat
ter, the patient left the hospital, in periec
health.