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SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.

- ~ WI SNIHVu AIN
The Fidelity Insurance. ECrust and s.o.
Deposit Company, for the $40
Keeping OF BOndA, Stocks, and
Other VRlnu lbIea,
CAFAAAN''''''', 49,. -. 900
GI4AEEE@E&e}EEs GGd4 Z u 81 II H CLARK, LEXANpHR Henry
j, GILLINGHAM FELL. II iENRY z 70 G. GfRs6N fhE
o.,-, =, CHAhLhS ~ ACALERTER
once IN the FIRE prootl Building of the
NAtlohal sank, CHESN' Ut street above Fourtb
nls I company receive on deposit and GUARAN-
iIaE nEESS a. LIE tdiIAFE SAFE b EEPING OF VALUABLEs
Upon upon u, the following raO 5 year Viz:-
3agistera per SlOO0
ofS S,n - 5 Az Securites....50 cents per $1,000
Silver Ccir p,,itst - per slOO
9oid or Gver Itat per slO
Ctaab prvas per SlV
Oh 81 Iall tin boxes of Bankers, Brokers'
etc,rG intents unknown to the Company
and liability limit ed S25 a year,
4 he company offers for RENT lrenter exclusively
hol9ing. lhe ke ~ SAFES INSIDE ITS VAULISas as
location '-'
Coupons am Interest Collected for one per cent
interest," All owed Money Deposits.
This ComT Jany Is authorized TO receive ana execute
l2Smwf rpi NJ H. BROWHE President
RoBEA'f PATTERsoN lsecregary and Treasurer,
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DORTRAIT, CHARACTER,
pby OF Prof. Agassiz In April
GICAL JOURNAL. ~ oents' or :.
have IT,
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Committee. "A Committee has been
appointed to investigate tne inauasenlehV Vi
~ Pennsylyania Railroad.
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EDWIN M. COOK & CO.

Sole Agents and Importers of the CHINGARORA
TOBACCO for the United States and Canadas
and Dealers in all kinds Of
Havana and American Cigars and Tobaccos.
MAIN DEPOT, CsIsmwfsm4D
NO. IO7 DUANE STREET, NEW YORu
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HOUSE RoRBERY.-Mr Marshall's residence,
No. 900 N, Twentieth street, was entered and
robbed of Sl25 and q gold and silver watch. The
thieves obtained entrance by getting into a
bedroom from a new building in the rear, and
getting into the second-story window.
SPRING OvERCoATs.-We have a complete
assortment of this seasonable and sensible
Garment in all kinds and shades Of colorS at
astonShngly low prices.
HALFWAY BETWEEN0 BENNETT & Co.,
FIFTH AND TOWER HALL,
SIXTH STS, No, 5l8 MARKET ST.
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TIE WHARvKs.-Almond street wharf and
Coates street wharf are to be thorougniy re-
paired.
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INDIA RUBBER MACHINE BELTING
/ STEAM PACKING HOSE, ETC.
FnpinPers and dealers will find a full assortment of
GOODYEARS PATENT VULCANIZED RUBBER
BETTING, PACKING, HOSE, etc, st the MRnufac-
turer's Headquarters,
GOODYEAR'S,
No. 3Os CHE5NUT Street,
South side.
n. B.-We have a new and cheap article of GAR
DEN and PAVEMENT HOSE very cheap, to which
the attention of the public is called. 1268m
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
r He c cHIN C A r O r A
ANTI-NERVOUS
MOKINC TOBACCO!

The CHINGARofREsAA EsA TOBACCO grows from the rich
soil of the "ORIENT," and is possessed OF a necn-
liqrly delicious flavor, entirely unknown to the
tObaCcos OF all other climes. But its
popularity has sprung from the fact of the entire Alb
sence of that deadly poison, NicOti which
every other tobacco, and which is the one aud sole
OF the distressing nervous diseases dysnenSia
etc, which most Invariably. sooner or later follow;
the indulgence OF the pipe and cigar At the recent
anayzaon OF tobacco from all parts of the world &C
Chemist, NJ Iamouteaux declared that while Euro.
cent, and the purest Havana tobacco from two to Se
per cent OF Nicotin the CHlNGARORA did moi con-
tain one dscoVerabe particle Of that deadly poison
drop of which, extracted, will destroy life, -' =
our Agent at BOMBAY has shipped us large ouap
titles of the CHINGARORA during the iast Two
years, and although we have been pressed to supply
the demand for this delicious luxury TO the Veteran
smoker, yet we are now prepared to offer 1t in un-
limited quantities. at a price much lower than some
American tobacco Of a lar inferior quality.
A connosseur has but TO smoke the American tn
baccO and cigars, which are invariably chemicaiIv
Favored, to be disgusted with the medicinal taste
which leaves nauseOus, unhealthy coating in the
mouth, and in time never fails TO shRtter the nervous
system.
The natives OF the "ORIENT' smoke the CHIN
GARORA from morn till night, from youth to age
and are happily unconscious OF the wild, dstressinx
fire which courses thu ough the veins OF the nhaI9
of the fumes of tobacco containing NcotJl.
We invite every lover of the weed try CyIII-
GARORA, and guarantee unprecedented pleasure in
ITS delicious flavor. Sold everywhere.
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Beau. How like you the Might Blooming Ce-
reus," Miss?
Belle. Like III its fragrance sir, is perfect bliss
EVti SbiOJy To,I,.u0I
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DEPOT FOR THE SALE of Iash's Five-doIlal
Washing Machines, Clothes Wringers and Stel
Ladders, No. ~ Market street, Philadelphia
L - LASH & INO
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The Senate will not confirm j. Q. q. Kennt
as Commissioner of Agriculture.
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NEW YORK DYEING AND PRINTING ES.
~ TABLISHMENT,-Work on Staten Island
Nthce in Philadelphia No. 40 North EIGHTH Street.
W est side.
This Company, now in the forty-eighth year Of lts
ex istenCe, Is prepared to DYE, CLEANSE, and
FINISH, in an unequalled manner. all kinds Of
ladies' and gentemen's Garments ana Piece Goods.
Ladies Dresses and Velvet Mantias, Gents Coats
Pants, ETC., Cleansed, without affecting the shape or
color. 225 2mrp
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Prepared only at No. 242 Chestnut street.
WArER.PRooF SHIRT FRONTS Mandatory,
No "A South Third street, second story.
THE NEW STYLES OF DRESS HATS FOR
SPRING, prepared by WARBURToN, Chestnut
character to elicit admiration, not provoke
amazement They will also be found to haTmo-
mans spring costume.
WATERPROOF SHIRT FRoNTs.-Manufactory,
No. a South Third street, second story.
WHITE SHIRTS SUPERSEDED. - WATERPROOF
Shirt Fronts. Look better than linen, never
rumple, and when soiled can be quickly re-
stored by little soap and water. For sale at
the furnishing stores.
WATERPROOF SHIRT TFRoNTs.-Manufactory
No. "A South Third street, second story.
THE INCREASING PATRONAGE to b. F. Rel
mel's Gallery, No. 624 Arch street, is an evil
denCe that the superiority OF his Photographs
are appreciated. Six cards, or one large photo-
graph, II.
| WATERPROOF SHIRT FRoNTs.-Manufactory
| No. A South Third street, second story.
Beau. How like you the Might Blooming Ce-
Belle. Like III its fragrance sir, is perfect bliss
| Flushing Journal
DEPOT FOR THE SALE of Lash's Flve-dollar
| Washing Machines, Clothes Wringers, and Step
| Ladders NO. ~ Market street. Philadelphia.
| ]. s. LASH & Co.
| WATER-PRooF SHIRT FRONTS Mandatory,
| No. Al South Third street, second story,
CURE FOR RHEUMATISM WORTH SEEING.-S,
Fitzpatrick, NO l744 Olive street, cured by Dr.
| Fitler's Remedy. No cure, no pay,
WATER-PRooF SHIRT Observation-Disclosures
No. Al South Third street, second story.
| A FACT WORTH KNowING.-Fancy Shirts
| from sixty different patterns. A hrst-class
| article, at n low price. McIntire & Brother
! Variety, Zepher, and Gents Furnishing, No
1895 Chestnut street,
| WATER PROOF SHIRT FRoNTs.-Manufactory
No. "A South Third street, second story.
| SPRING CLOTHING
| FOR
MEN AND BOYS
nOlD ready.
LARGE ASSORTMENT
| and
LOW PRICES
WANAMAKER IL BROWN,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
s. e. Cor. SIXTH and MARKET Streets
1OORTRAIT, CHARACTER, AND BI0GRA
/ alg I'm Anr
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

creditor OF the deceased assignee OF Regina Kauf
mann soe legaee for letters Of administration with tne
Administrator who claimed letters for himself on the
ground that the father Of the decea.ed resided III Ger
nany-Was his only next OF kin-and that no executor
having been named In the WILL ne was entitled 10 prefer
ence 10 all other persons. The question was argued pc
fore the Surrogate the oath OF December Iast shu
written briefs submitted. The Court decides tt tS
Public Administrator Is entitled 10 letters with the VIII
annexed, and orders them To issue accordingly ,,.
Hezcidah Watkins, Proctor for the Public Admbhstrd
tor; Bernard Rocker for petitioners
The wills Of the following deceased persons nave
been admitted TO probate during the present week Henry
Newport, Margaret Carroll, Johannes Gauter Nm mn %
tlesey Patrick wall Burton Thomas, susannah Mefii
Elizabeth Stansbury, Martin Finlde VIM Algerhoh Al
ston, Alex. Clark Jane A. Burton. -, D.,
Letters OF administration have been granted on the io
lowing estates: Ami Hathaway, Della Halgan, M Min
COlwel James Erskine, Marcus SOnwelne, Johh Cenho
Dominck Casnella Frederick Schroeder Bridget " he
James McCluskey, Nina Nightingale, Chas n. . hOw'
land Conrad schmidt, John BOger, James Flanigali
George c. Krebs, Thos Reynolds Fanny Sherwood FIed
erck Warner Mary Schinneller Theodore p j. seward,
Peter Hold Mary Genane, Patrick IOrrgan, frederch
Muller izetie Werthemer, Thomas Clemen, JOhn fay-
ton Edward Rooney Barbara Schurman, George schlos-
scr, Maria Webb, Adam Karger.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

ST. PArRICK's DAY IN BRoOHLYN-MEEIiNG or
DELEGATES FROM IHE FATHER MATHEW soofErUs-A
meeting Of the delegates from the various r. NJ T. A Il.
Societies Brooklyn called to meet at the corner OF
smith and Atlantcsts yesterday afternoon, bat as the
occupied. the meeting was adjourned TO La
Hall whore the delegates called Ia
order by Mr. Henry Morgan. President All the Father
Mathew Societies In Brooklyn were represented with the
exception Uf No vi GrecnpOt and and 10 was resolved
10 join the irish Civic Societies Ot the city in celebrating
81 Parcks Duy The places Of the various organizations
IN the procession to bo decided by lot On motion tho
office OF Vice President declared vacant aud Mr. r.
DOnncan elected to ll the position. After consider
able discussion 70 the ClOgO VI Marshal, AU th0
poetug adi0Qgngd.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
MEErNG OF rnE NEwYoRK rREss CLUB

The organization of the Press Club was completed
Saturday afternoon at an adjourned meeting beid at
Chairman. Al former meeting bIr. Horace Greeley
elected President Mr. James Gordon Bennett. ir OF
The Herald First Vice resident, and Mr.. William III
Hurlburt OF The HOrid Second Vice-Presdet
The election for other officers resulted in the choice Of
dent: James T. Carey of The Commercial Adrcrtiser
Treasurer d. .. G. Towlley OF The Times, Recording
Secretary; George II. BaSsett OF The EIprrss
Corresponding Secretary; Edwin j. 0'Relly Of The
IJpr6ss. Librarian; Charles H. Farrell Of Ihc HeTad
George WakeRicn aud L. A. Hunt OF The World Augustus
Maverick Of The ErcHing Post Henry j. WDser of me
Times L. Israels ~ The World, and Daniel j. .Krwan OF
TIW TRIBUNE elected members Of the Executive
Committee. There about 20 members Of the press
present All gentlemen Of good standing connected with
Uuy Of the papers OF te city regular contributors
the eegble 10 membership, aud are invited TO
ion the Association Tile Secretary read letter from
Mr.. William H. Hurlbnr Of the Vice Presidents, Ina
which he thanked The club for the honor they had
feed upon him. stating that no chccfuy accepted the
po2uon The committee appointed % wait on Mr.. Gree
Ie ana inform him Ol h election reported his acceptance.
lhe meeting gaj0grncl Jo meet On Wednesday afternoon
70 - ..
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sArrrnAY. Fehrnary ~. n

Gold sold as high rs 49, and closed at l'6i Tbs
purchasers of gold at the counter by brokers ara
small. aud there does not appear Ia be any large
amounts in the hands of the people. The receipts
from the Pacific exceed the exports to Europe and
tho Government shows no disposition TO carry mors
coin than will equal one years interest on the gold
bearing debt The exports of gold to-day were s2S 49,
making for the week nearly 100000, against sl97 ~
the week in 1896.
The demand for Government stocks is large and
steady For the iSsue of 6s of 1867 l0. has been
paid. The conversions Of 7.30s on the increase.
and by the 18th of August nearly the whole series
will be exchanged The general share market is duh
and lower. aud a continual disposition shown to close
No by operations on the bull side The street 10
overloaded with shares which still dear basins
their value upon their ability TO pay regular income
equal to that derived from Government stocks {,
mortgage bonds. At 10 remote period they VIII
move again toward their value as investments. Tbs
Western Railway share list generally lower ths
decline i'm Cleveland and Pittsburgh beng groatess
and reaching y per cent, Fort Wayne fell IT, ana
Rock Island per cent. Erie was weak ana sOle
down TO 55s. The market OF the close was Darey
steady at the annexed quotations: New-lorkC Central
10, 99. Erie -. G5j. Reading, 10334lOi; Michigan
Southern 7l.Gi2; Illinois Central. ll5sdll5,: CieVe-
land and Pittsburgh, 79,aSO; Rock Island, HiG"s;
Fort Wayne 96a9G. North Western, 3Js 81 North
Western Preferred. G5Ia65l; Western Union Iese-
graph. 4Sla43.
Money is in better supply among brokers' at1S'
per cent Commercial bills are quoted at ;G7i pes
cent.
Exchange closed firm. Bills at sixty days on Lon
don lOi lOSt for commercial; lOSsalOS, for bank
ers: do at short sight 100, aO9l Paris at 60 days
L0a5lG,; do. at short sight 515Q5l3l: Antwerp
59Oa5l7l Swiss 5.2Oa5lS.: Hamburg @9S6i;
Amsterdam, 4l9sll Frankfort 40,&4ls Bremen
IS32;9; Pussian thalcrs, 7l.072t.
The total imports at New-York for the week COM
pare as follows:
Week ending Feb. le Feh Feb .J"s1s.,
Dry goods 81 6a9Os7 t2fii.l79 t3,l52,A G611..
General mdse... 4,0'3O6G 3,31,eD l'Ooo'h6 lIsS~
Total S5,772,i63 S729,3Os A,2Oi,96o sJSSb"
The New-Yor< imports of foreign dry goods com
pare as follows
Eor ne Wssk 1868. 1868. 1857.
Entered ~ the port. so27,sJ6 N792,IH Nty,,,s
Thrown on narket... l,oisysl '2s9ssSS 1877
Ju. l. 1859. ISbb.
Entered at the port s. 936050 t2J3OSiB t6ess
Thrown market ..--.. 46l0,Sso 2J062,IG bio'"
The New-York Stock Exchange Board, with the'.
accustomed liberaliy. have voted 5000 TO the rss'
of the poor of the South The President of the BoG
in a letter to Mr. James NJ. Brown, of Brown Bro'h'
ers Co.. as Treasurer Of the Southern Relief fuua'
says:
In the early part ~ the tlis organization deyO.i
tho Whole u Us ContlnseM Epd " t1e Sg9la.suA'''
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

REAL ESTATE SALFs.-The following sales were
made on Saturday by 4. j. Bleecker, son Co.
WatcI-st- House and lot. No. ln Wnterst., north
west corner Depeystor.st., lot 1910 ana lS.7NGS7
and 6a2 ........ $4,000
nnbaye, g5xios2 1000
Seventy fifth st-Onc lot adjoining, 25Nl0t2 1000
Forty seyenth-sts- Ono lot, south side, $50 West
EGyentlayc 25SiOoa --..-..........-....... i,sOO
REORGANIZATION lot adjoining, 2jNlO04. 1900
FQgrth ave, ssAlo4,2 alO)
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

SUPREME COTRT-CUAhBERs.
Before Cour opens 10 Call ofthe cal
sBda m y m following the preferred the Third
ar The balance Of the calendar Will 10 published 70
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-FEB Is.
-ll.r..I IIIIl. AlIulI

Before Judge SmAllcy.
AZ IMPORTANT QUESTION TO MrORIEEs-FOEIEl-
UHE AND PENALTIES.
Gleg agt Draper
The plaintiff imDOrted some OF ribbons,
which were seized Tor fraudulent uDderyauatiOn, and
PROCEEDINGS were commenced for their forfeiture. 20
Der cen penalty is also inflicted IN such The I'M
porters desired To obtain possession Of their goods but IN
order do the rules of the Department require the
claimant deliver bond for the value OF the goods and
obtain a certificate from the Collector that all duties
have paid The Collector required the payment OF
the 20 per cent penalty addition 10 the duties before
giving tins certificate, which the importers paid under
protest anh brought suit for the return ~ penalty The
argued "a submitted statement of facts Iho
Court resery ed itB decision.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

sIRROG ATEs COURT--FEB. I6.-Bef0re GIDEON J.
TUCKER, esq, Surrogate.
RIGHTS on PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR TO ADMINISTER
WITH THE WILL ANNEXED. 49,
In the matter of the administration with the VIII
annexed Of the estate OF Charles Breusing, deceased
This case been before the Courts since 1863 Charles
Ie-ing the proprietor In his lifetime Of the music store
al No 7Ol Broadway. kept 10y Beer Schirner ded
ON tbe OH of March, 1855 leaving estate OF $4,000 and
the following Will:
When die RegiuA Hauusu shall ba'r all leave beh nd me-
A Hms,Ht " "'H''''"
81 ilnsbi
Nftcr prolonged litigation the will admitted 10 Pro
Iutc. application was then made 10y Louisa Brousiug nS
sister vi tho deceased aud by ucgmatn Hrcuslug -
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-Prn. ie.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-FEn i6
TIE BOUNTY FRAUD CAsE-rwo OF THE PARTIES
The q. 4. Lueius Brown and others
The argument before the Commissioner IN this
case was concluded Saturday, the Commissioner deCid
ing 10 hold both steele and Brown In the latter case he
stated that though ho did not consider the evidence as
very strong still he thought proper for grand jury to
pass upon
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-sPECiAL TERM FEB. 10
Before Judge DAILY.
DECISIONS.
Freeman agt. Street. Motion for new trial denied
shed agt wright Motion to discharge from arrest de
MED
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HAIR REsTORATIVES.

nHALON'S HAIR INVIG0RAT0R,
I Lyons Kathairon,
Oil Palm and Mace,
Jaynes' Hair Tonic,
Loudou Co.'S Hair Tonic,
Prof W Wood's Hair Restorative,
Burnetts Cocoaine,
Mrs. Aliens /, and 3,
Sterling's Ambrosia,
Martha Nashington's Hair Restorer,
Halls siciian Hair Renewer,
Barry Tricopherous. at
aug10 BROOKS DRUG STORE.
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DRY AND GREEN HIDES.

WILL give the highest market price for Dry,
1 Green and Saited Hides deliver I'd at my store,
70 rs Lafayette street When you Kill calves
and beeve,, remember that economy is the road
TO weaIth--save the Hides and bring them to mo
and get green and red backs for them
l.. KONDERT,
asce No, 26 Lafayette street,
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Harney House Bar-R00m.

Hafney House Bar.KOOm.
N METTLER respectfully informs his friends
lM. and the public In general, that he has ft.
TED up the above establishment. He has spared
neither pains nor expense to make it equal TO the
best, and has added such improvements as q
loug experience suggests. He keeps constantly
on hand
THE CHOICEST LIQUORS 4 WINES
aud hopes by strict attention to the comforts OF
his customers. to merit their patronage.
FREE LUNCH, daily, from ilsA " till r. NJ
NJ. METTLER,
sept29-8m Proprietor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-01
AFFLICTED!
Safer NO eEEO1'e:

When by the use of DR.. JOINVILLE'S
ELIXIR you can be cured permanently, and
ut u triiiing cost.
The astonishing success which has attended
this invaluable medicine for Physical and
Nervous Weakness, General Debility and
Prostitution. Loss of Muscular Energy, Impo
tency, or any of the consequences of youthful
indiScretion, renders it the most valuable pre-
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Ii will remove all nervous affections, de-
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those who have destroyed il by sensual excess
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Young Men, be humbugged no more by
80 uack Doctors" and ignorant practitioners,
but send without delay for the Elixir. and be
at once restored to health and happiness A
perfect Cure is Guaranteed in every instance.
Price, 81, or four bottles to one address, So
Onc bottle is sufficient to effect 4 cure in all
ordinary cases.
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PILLS, for the speedy and permanent cure OF
Gonorhea, elect, Urethral Discharges,
Gravel, Structure, and all affections OF the
Kidneys and Bladder. Cures effected in from
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vegetable extracts that are harmless on the
system, and never nanseate the stomach or
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Either of the above mentioned articles viii
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post paid, by mail or express, on receipt oil
price. Address all orders to ".sfq
BERGER, SHUTS g. Co., Chemists
nl5yl No. 2S5 River Street, Troy. N. \.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-03-01
HYDROPHOBIA.
From the indianapolis Journal, Feb. -

From the indianapolis Journal, Feb. %
About ten weeks since some of our
readers NAV remember notice of the Sc
we're mutilation of both hands of Mr. WILL
lam H. Pope, laboring man, living on
Huron street. in an encounter with dog
supposed TO be rabid, on Virginia avenue
Mr.. Pope fought with the animaluntil be
succeeded in cutting its throat with peck
ct knife, receiving severalseycre bites in
both hands anil fore arms. The usualrem-
edies were applied, and the wounds some
time since healed over. anil no apprehcn-
sion, eXcepl probably momentary
uncasines, ever troubled Mr.. Pope or his
wife.
Day before Yesterday the man eXperien-
ced a slight feeling of lassitude. and took
to- his bed, although not expecting anything
serious. His nerves soon became excited.
especially upon the appearance and taste
OF water, and the horrible suspicion of by
drophobia sternly forced itself upon him.
Mr. Pope is as sane and healthy as any
one can be, at all times. except when water
is seen by or offered to him, when a tremOr
passes over his body. and hebegs most pit
eousiy TO have it removed. s.
Yesterday his physician, DR.. Sclman, in
company with Or. Todd, called upon him
and conversed for some time, endeavoring
to convince him that the manifestations
were but the result of an oyerstrained
mind, and repeatedly attempted To have
him taste water. but uniformly with the
same result. He was seized with trcmor.
and implored them 10 remove the glass ii
they did not wish to aggravate his suffer
incs.
Although at present. or at least last
night, Mr.. Popes case was not one of con-
firmed hydrophOba, still it is the opinion
OF his medical attendants that the case vii!
so develop itself 1t is one of the saddest.
painful and most remarkable cases We
have had TO record since the opening of
our fatal season of rabid dogs and hydro
phobic diseases
Watson the most eminent writer upon
this class OF diseases, states that the aver
aye length OF time intervening before the
manifestation of rGbes in person bitten by
a mad dog, on the continent. was from
twelve to eighteen weeks, So that il will BE-
seen Mr.. Pope has revealed the presence of
the animal virus rather before than within
the specified time.
We shall await the result Of this case
with sadness, feeling considerable trcpida-
ton as to the probable outcome Fit shall
prove fatal. we shall certainly advocate the
passage ola law compelling the slaughter
of all the ours in The State of Indiana. The
aggregate value of all such brutes in the
known world is no; an atom in the balance
where mans life is in the comparison.