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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-11-28
Seasonable and Important to Cow Owners.

Under the above head John Wilkin-
son, @of Baltimore, contributes the fol-
lowing to the Germantown TELEGRAPH:
| have observed in my travels among
farmers that it is very common prac-
tice, when the season comes for driving
up the mich cows, which have not only
returned to their owners the substance
of the food on which they have subsist-
ed in condensed, valuable, edible and
merchantable form, but have also ex-
hausted their flesh and physical strength
in their milk secretions until many of
them, especially the most valuable ones,
60 into the Winter emaciated and weak.
The transition from succulent to dry
and unpalatable food is often so sudden
and so severe on them that they suffer
much from cold, and fall off to that
degree that under ordinary management
they remain thin and weak all Winter,
and commence the following season so
reduced that frequently the best of the
season is lost ere they recuperate on the
pastures to a condition that enables
them to yield profitable return in milk
1t is not only bad economy, but it is
shamefully cruel.
Cows require special care, protection
and food at this season of the year. A
sudden change of food should not be
made, but as the pastures are rendered
insipid, sour and innutritious by the
effects of frost, they should be daily
supplied with palatable, nutritious food,
such as pumpkins, apples, root-foliage
and chopped stalks and blades of corn,
or fine second-growth hay, and they
should be sheltered at night and in
stormy weather as carefully as they
should be in the most severe weather
of Winter. Rain storms of Autumn
occasion more suffering in domestic
animals exposed to them than the dry
SHOWS of mid-Winter Thin coats have
not become fully grown, nor have they
become Injured to the cold hence they
require the special care and protection
that l have claimed for them. The
stage of pregnancy with the cow at the
time she is dried in her milk, is so far
advanced that it requires about all the
good nutritious food that she is capable
of consuming to maintain her physical
condition and nourish properly the fetus;
hence she requires as much care and
food during the latter portion of the
period of pregnancy as she does when
in profit.
WARM FOOD AND TEPID WATER.
l have made numerous careful exper-
iments with feeding cows, when dry,
with warm food and by taking the chill
from their water, and have always found
it very profitable and satisfactory. |
formerly advocated steaming stalks,
straw and coarse hay for cows, but my
late experiments with boiling a thin
slop of proper proportions of corn meal,
or oil-cake meal and bran, (using steam
for cooking IT'D and applying the hot
slop to such chopped forage and allow
ing it to steep for twelve hours before
feeding, have satisfied me that it is
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-11-28
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HELEN NJ. FORD
WILLIAM T. PURDY ET UX, EFT AL.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery
ORDERED This 18th day of November, 1874 that the
sale made and reported by William J Jones and L.
Marshall Haines Trustees for the sale of the
real estate Of William Purdy and wife, be ratified and
confirmed unless to the contrary thereof be shown
before the 10Th day Of January next; provided
copy of this Order be inserted in some newspap.r
printed in Cecil county a week for one month
before the 10th day Of December next.
The Report states the of sales s. $50 co.
A. W MITCHELL Clerk.
True copy: test, A. W. MITCHELL,
Nov IA, lSI4-lm Clerk.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-11-28
NOTICE.
Z, MORTIMER BYE
PETER QUINN AND WIFE.

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery
ORDERED This fifth day of November 1874, that the
sale of the gagged Real Estate of Peter Quinn and
Margaret Quinn, his wife. made and reported by f.
Mortimer Bye, Assignee of the mortgage, be ratified
and confirmed unless to the contrary thereof be
shown before the seventh day of January next;
provided copy of this order be inserted in
paper printed in Cecil county, week for
month before the seventh day of December next
The Report states the amount Of sales to be $4,000
A. W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
True copy; test, A. W. MITCHELL
Nov I, 1S14-lm Clerk
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1874-11-28
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

The School Commissioners Of Cecil county will meet
at their Office Ekton for the transaction of current
School business, on the SECOND TUESDAY OF each
and every month. JOHN SQUIER,
May lsT4-tf Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-15
DKPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
rnrRSnAN Lay. L.


Mails Plymouth ChcOOuf. inl ubirg hf 'i-msls
Hsmmonil 30 Sunpems afv MI s 2e' a. tho
Po,iOhce l:l5 Steamship sails at from per foot u
TAr.st. iioboEeu. -.
Havana and Ntssu bY the steamship 'W o TIA 90
a. Supplementary Maiii' oosei az the FotAce 81 2"
D. m steamship sails al 3 y ID. nom Pier No. = y X
bY tie sesns1 Gamma, close al II
Steamship sails at u ~ from Per M. 3 i. X
FRIDAY. JAN. i6.
Newfoundland close AZ ae NeS-iorE PoioA ege' 'i
u n. lshisI
M.I ot i,hmr - co,si,s the NeSYors PodOho ever
iay 8 .. 10. and va Boston.
Supplemental Sian be prepaid .ouIe po'-sse bf
Stamps
SATURDAY. jan. Z.
Mnr 'or Great Btsin and Ireland ga 2leelioN' nl "
steamship Rep1hic at y H. S0pp'e1eIU tiau .
9. Pos Once It 30 p Stesm no as a. > m
ron White Star DocA. Psgonia Ferry. jersey CItT
FOR Bremen Mail Southampton 11i Bremen b
steamship NeHYok close al IL ~ Slnrlemeniir hai
Once 1850 N. steamship sails a.
il-to oi hris.. ioJoAen
Drt vrlsisr cJeI Mail IS sent ~ this line
Ma Havana. direct. steamship 'ubs co"
Supplementary Mail j. closed at iAr PastOiae 81 ~
0 N Steamship sails a. o. H.. from Pier N0 3 \. T.
key George w. Clgie cose al p m
Steamship sails st3 from Pier NJ 20 hast RIVER
SUNDAY. JAN. lS
close a O'CLOCK The fustOnce IS opsa F0g
. "a.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-15
THE COURTS.
A CRIMINALS SCREEN.


A MAN TRIED FOR SHOOTING HOSPITAL WARDEN
PLEA OF INSANITY.
An old man was on trial yesterday i'll the
Court OF oyer and Termner for assault with intent
10 kill IL will be remembered that Benjamin Hyncs,
July last discharged the contents OF pistol at the
Warden of Hospital for the Crippled and Ruptured
at Forty sccond-st. and LexIngton-ave On his trial
yesterday before Judge Brady, his counsel ex-Mayor
fall and Howe & Hummel. brought out an explanation
of the act Before they did 50. however. Mr. Phelps
the District Attorney, showed by evidence that the
little boys under indoor treatment attempted fire
to the hOspte and four OF them including the prison
ers son, we're whipped by Charles Miller. the Warden,
though as says not badly. When the prisoner
called to sec his son, he complained that his BOY was
unjustly treated and showed bruise the boys hip.
which, he alleged. was caused by the whipping The
prisoner called again and complained to DR.. James
Knight after which he went to look for the Warden
and on meeting him said he wanted to speak to him in
the office While they were passing through the yard
which took effect in the wardens left thigh and the
other IN his right hip. The Warden grasped him he
was in the act Of raising pistol again. and struggle
took place. The Warden called for help, but
heard him. The prisoner struggled far the door
and attempted to escape, but secured before ne
could get away.
The defense set up insanity. and an objection
arose In regard to witness whose testimony, 1t was
claimed, must be taken manifestations Of insanity
from disease OF the mind. Judge Brady upheld the
objection The principal testimony Of strangeness OF be-
haVor and habits given by the prisoners daughter
Caroline who said that her father always slept with
rifle rusty saber and shooter at the head OF his bed
1t was brought out little later, through the cross
examination OF a witness for the Defense Hynes
expelled from association for firing pistol at
the President The case will be Resumed to-day.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-15
DECISTOSS-TAN. IL.

Supreme -Chdmbrs-By Judge Lawrence
SesanI Motion refer granted Brig,
irfUp tirlute Tadesmrns National Bank Hatcn
KmD hamp Wlesdc azL Rhchl In the matter Sc o. August
-MemOr4nIums
Saperior Cour'-Specidl Term - Bv ChieG-JustIce
MoleLyou ast NOilu-DyOlce sautet Tiusss ig. Hart
Orders granted
b. Jalge Frcodna1-Word Mutual Life lns Co ag The Banl
Hand AaniOrerei settled ani directed TO be engroasel
Common Pieas-SDecidi IcrE-By Judge DAILY
koeth agt. K)eth.-DiyOrce granted 20 plaintiff.
Marine -ChdmberS-By. Judge JOachimsen.--
Nilsson FaganMouon granted. with 80 costs seegr
40 costs to the defendant abide Williams
Ore acaiug oter with $40 Cambridge
yactus be
CromweOer yacatng and dischagug the orr arrest Gull
GrogeOrer dscharEug the defendant from
Reagan ag disc0agng the defendant
lsu placing the calendar Part
ILL., jan % The kockand County Ntrocerne Company
MaIrr Brush
placing day calendar Of Part Ill Ta Jan 20
United States Supreme COurt-N ASHINGTON. Jan.
l40Stsamshp FaVont1 sg The Union Ferry COAppea
from Court for the Eastern District OF Newiok This
libel Ferry Company damages suffered by the
bY collision with the FayOnta boat
Mail Navigation Companys Line occasional al
legged OF the The defense that the aarhlsset
lookout, aud OF ievang from her
course when peril imminent The Cour. below found the
steamer the decree the Ferry COMPANY That
cree the Court saving that there All
such mistake Of judgment would
likely be committed O hy QUE u nia ps 1us"'e DAVIS ue'el
NO I7CrAnt ag. Strong appeal from the Court Of the
District Of Coumba-IAe Court this held that Shen builder
proceeds buildings contract
er, poiut negotiable paysts three months for
thereafter such his mechanics hen
not the reliance IN such the Doe and
cree reversed Miller delivered the opinion Justice
dsseutef.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-15
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court, YESTERDAY,
WIN Edwards Bar1E-st committed by Jusuc hi'birIN
charged stealing quantity colng IRON Cornelius Donole
O No y nation Oi d. Tabor egF"h'h
bearing Justice k0tl, last night was poet
10. The ioCsel claims 30 have sJoi uttAst
On Jan. 49, in an action brought in the Supreme
Cour. by Eu rman ~ West lut ,lrlst 80 recover
leb. oil ST. M aud William bamn iDr goods
issae Way having been
made -c-e thrr property With intent 70 DE-
llI their aEgetei yesterday BY Deputy
sheriff quincy aud held TO bail
At the TOmbs Police Court, yesterday. Justice
BKby committed Mead. CHARGED stealing gold Natch auG
chau valued S2Zj GeJr-s Richie Of No. "a cnfy.t'
r,0ku IN No. 100 Cla,Lan-st Drc -
Casls OF No. j4 Ao.t- was held TO answer o
watch ami chain worth t0 irOm Jnnu OtoIhel.'
Peter end Elizabeth Home his wife Sere hed M elOOO each
clafgd with keeping dsOrlcy house At No IA baIeF'
In the Court OF General Sessions yesterday
pleas of accepted following william Blra
with George Livingston aas LOCKWOOD Tor beAinS
Into Thomas 0gue No 463 hghtniyc, Nov TO-
1870 ami stealing worth O goods 20 the state
PRISON for Grady Jointly indeed Johu Conner
or stealing a. The OF Calvin smith ~ No.
~ 1hn-s House Of Dennis Mooney
er for stealing $50 worth OF
clothing on 2 Mlrgare. Skane OF OnebunGfe aHd.
6fesnt,i FIRST Sheridan. for
jan l. ~ Nlets 81 t4i second
ave was sen 10 the Peaiteurary tor SIX molhs
New-York tribune., 1874-01-15

FROM LlvFRPOOL-Ta i,aship Raa'l Jan. liW C.'fs'l u
II D-,per N TAYLOR three children srf uaf. IT, T.
smith p. strsiton. Mr.. hayhew Ms h'u3sh, 1. At As
Dyer, and Hoil Capt. Aknon. NJ and u Z, Lon
Brosn cut Bradford Ferguson t. Telrs Nr and Miss tue
l A. IT, Mr. a1d Mrs j. Moore Miss Pnirci ari mad
r. v TonpsDs euderson, Mrs Busey Ms' NJ. Hunter NJ s A.
Hunter. C. B. Waite L. Csmer Mr. and Mrs. Val and sai <
Kn,m.n. J. Pierce II. q. Fraser, Mr. and Mrs Bl~
Miss NJ L. Thompson. Capt J. NJ ials7, Mr.. Mr.. ,A
Miss Anir-de ani6 mid MS hoorheal, j. h4'ea
Mr. Hcbsel. Mr T. NJ Davidson Mr. J. Emery. Mis- Davioa
N William Ia.nr Nj L. Jerome. NJ. j. B. keman, Mr. ounrt
sal sse Mr D. G. Bennett ri ma. servant VI hu
GER B Ieui h. g. Grant. Gen t. Love, Mr. d. Strrat NJ
L. Carpenter dr A. Wood.horpe. NJ aud hrs krme NJ Va
son Mr t. Brotrck Mr Firth, M Poster Nr j. lie ner mr. bk
Hline Mr 4. B. Homer Mr. : swan and son NJ fsnon NJ
Bolton. Mr ) g. Raymond M r. " tuu1rratG pr
WarsS Mr r. Kmbau uin,s sni maid, hs'
Cooke aud NJ /. Cooke.
FOR LVERPOOL-fa s'erng5hiD htgsrl Jan. li.-Dr J "
Sig mgni aud M " h. Dodge two hsse' Dodge ln m,i VI
aud Butler James Chr0mf James H. small Rev j. X STANLEY
ONe George Anderson A. BroWn " p FOgZ, 4. Benn ~. T.
n Jsf,s B. I.uuih,m Sir DsNeu. j. IoUlsnt p Ic-o w. o.
Wagner Martin Charles r. Richards, y g. H41tr = p
Hubbard T. q. Whtg, Thomas DoAber, 1rn donaldson M DiF
j. ParcIe Nsny BOrrOu, william " az, ia aai
Mrs. 81. D. Helness, daughter and
New-York tribune., 1874-01-15
ETTE ACQUITTED.

The trial of Oscar Ette for shooting John
Wachhoz at No. 2l4 Bowery Sept 3O ls73 resumed
yesterday In the Court OF General Sessions before
Judge Sutherland Assistant Dstrict.Atorney Lyon ap-
pesrng for the people, Dr. David testified that
he had examined the wound Of the accused which was
inflicted by the complainant Sunday before the
shooting ARRAY, and that it was evidently caused by
severe blow John Cory an officer Of the Fourteenth
Precinct, was next called, and Mr.. Howe
offered 10 prove by him that the accused
had asked protection from the violence
Of wachholz The officers testimony objected to-
and the objection was sustained by the Court Fredrick
Gckstad who was assistant OF the accused IN his
photograph gallery. testified that he saw Wachholz
knock Ette down with q heavy iron wire, ana that
Wachholz said upon occasion TO him " VIII Kill
you yet" Several witnesses testified that the accused
was man OF peaceable disposition.
The case was then given TO the jury. who In 80 min
ures returned verdict OF acqutta. Howe * Humme
appeared for the accused
New-York tribune., 1874-01-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT or NEw-YORK. ......

PORT OF NEN-iORh h...............'.......JAS IL
CLEARED.
steamship Algerin Br Liverpool Chas Prlnkyr.
steamship City Of Galveston Rowlani NesOacaas G. H. MALLORY
steamship Iaels Lawrence Norfolk &C. Oh Dominion ssashV
steamship Mediator Smith Norfolk Lorlara Steamship Co.
shp ". r. Gfaer, bIacf San francisco 4c slt.on Go.
Bars Cabaaen, HooAa,oH. M,lntis. &C. aylel Co.
Bsrs N.eo Polo Ger D. Nos,rH Bremen Herraan Koop CO.
BaTk LberAn Richardson honroya AMI market Yates Porter
Bsrk Sor Chrs,asrn Cork for Punch Elye Co.
Norieemen tSor Johannes Cork orders Punch EiJe
Bark Betree (Br) skinner ST. Johns n F. Currie Co.
Capiuuo Bsone, Cork Falmouth. SOcoych Co.
Bark Laviuia (Br) Dyer. orders nrttt q
Brig Catnana Nor MOer Liverpool for orders, Punch El,,s
5T scS T. i,s asoT GetS jaessosr amen G s W. ' ~
sehr Kate wentworth, Mead Cirdeaas Miller
Houglton
steamship Russ, tBr Cook LIVERPOOL B. and Qneens'o'u
Steamship Egypt tr Grogsn Liverpool Dee 81 4ad Queenstown
steamship Peree or, plne Hayre JAn , via Bre 3d. Nth
Semhp Manhattan wooihu Charleston c. Jan H. sh a4,,.
pass, to james ". o. utlrd 60.
Aver. s,,Sa sa@SI'""'"'-n . fs2 Sotsr S.s S.r,,.n
Msesuc somerset Hsstiag, New. B-dfonL
H. NJ. Riley. Nev.Hsven. Fung Fish Nev.iis,cn
l.. X. Pneni. NeN-iisyen. Geo T. Brown. Ne~-Hsyen.
5 W. Ponder Taunton. Blackstone. Providence.
$ l.. CrOcser, rauuton.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Lswrs Del Jan H-Pa"ed for Phl,iepha. the AmsreAs
Live se1mhip ohG foIn LyerPoo- ~ a.. ,,... T.,
NeslOs Arrived 18th, steamship George wahiugou Whitehead.
from Se".YOrA.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Jan 1.-THE Inan Line steamship Cv ~ Ns
LoekIsad New.lork Jan. A. for Liverpool arrived al
O'c.ocs ,li. siieguoou.
li.-Ssed for the Unite States Euerli Nepune
sabine. George hnrbut ". l. Burroughs. ALBANIA Queen
Ihr,e Govsnua Fort Regent Sagpho ArgO M.h,aeB hams
to-day from the Intej tAl Otsss
Stella, Pacific, HeTih. Maria c. Ferrer. and Hills.
MEMORANDA.
TIE Spanish fgae Arp.s Sllc proceeding Gown The ksa hT
this the reef Of POols Yard bf5OAy
Will probably OF ueIt high
DISASTER.
BosrON. Jan The p9tboat PhaBtom ashore Ssni4.l
~ tle4 All
hand found shelter IN the Foam houss
New-York tribune., 1874-01-15
CIVIL NOTES.

During the trial, yesterday, of the Benona
Howard case counsel spent some time IN arguing
unity. Judge Benedict did rule upon the question.
In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
day In the habeas corpus of Joab Lawrence. who
Is held ON issued by Gov Dix TO await the de
maud Of the Governor of Michigan. Judge BatchlOrd
said that he for dischargng the prisoner
The following additional assignments of
Justices OF the Marine Court have been made for 1874
f0r ano0ll Term aud Chambers Fr0m Fob. - " Fob.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-15
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE President sent tht
following nominations TO the Senate to-day:

fOllOwing nomnatiOns 10 the senaic to-day:
T. United General Of Loussna;
H. b. MrCl 10 b. Collector Of Internal heyeau
trct 0i NisslssygL
I0sfnas -rs-A. s. Tracy Mtiabure VI; DAVID Boynon Of
svefb lass, willard Howe si south framnfham Mas. u. r.
C0ln.; g.. " Cornell n
Gilbert h1bcrs.l Troy " y Mn E r. Cuhbesoa At New
toa. Penn L. s. H. K Al Gosea. nd; James y.
Helena ARK Charles w. Robbins at Niles Oh0 JaIts IL McDoags
iius Cal William Ackenta shreveport La samuel J. Bu
Marshall cn ihoua G. Patterson 30 North Platte Neb.,
B0Wifey Wort. Joseph f. P, Palestine
s. b1o % boHar, Io-. B. T. Blkrr IT Dens1o Ts
u o. SlvtA 40 Wrltl Ia1 TrrIsi e. Goat Iucf
llJDcu }. ShetOu ~ CO.s.yaaY, TeI.s.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-15
PASSENGERS ARRIVFD.

FROM LvE3POOL-Ia steamship Egypt Jan. I'M and Mrs
Schiller aud Mss Toakeg. Mrs. Durcu children and uih
Bricks Capt r. Bradley. Mr. sni Mrs f. Nos M II Buateb
ir Deers1x j. H. Thben H. BawiuOa Nlham koJeson, h. e.
Nide. :. q. CO,is. ami 90 m the steelagc.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-15
uiEiATUVb ALNA.A,

732 s....... 4;JS Noop nsss... sOi
wArEB DAY-AN
SANDY Hoos. . 4J9 Gog- 5:3S Hell jaIe ferY 797
rBis DAY..
sapdy Hook Is Core Islsud. 600 Hell Gts FerT 1888
New-York tribune., 1874-01-15

for SCPEW BOLTS and other

IRON MATERl ALseAoi proposal. furnishing Scre~ o.
ani Iron Miteuu fpr months wh be- rcese a. he c
Department Docks until ~ lock OF JtuuV 70
for fu aonaa,oa IuE Crl RECORD Nooe. oS ''i' w
ats d.u
New-York tribune., 1874-01-15
Corporation Notices
CrrY oy NEv .YoRs. DsPARr~Esr ~ FINANCE
bUKgAJ oF AkKEAks.

\
BUKE,U OF AKKEIKst
OyYicE rHE CIgRE - AkKsAN, Dee. ], lsl1 y
NOTICE OF SALE of LANDS and TENE-
~ for Of 1853 aud ls1O Croton ~tsr
ls6s and 1863 under ths direction Of Auies H. Gresu
Comptroller 0f the Jty Of NewlOS The uneNguei heb,
pubc notice. pursuant the Provisions o the e1e
collection nf and troton hr city
OF New.iork yas.i
New which lad eouffmf
Wards No. 70 p. inclusive fof 1859 ard
1870 aud remaining due and uHpd ad ths respective o~us
o iNty
which The regular Croion bea sh
ls6s and 1863 remaining and ssA,
required The sad and Croon ensnt
due ar unpad 10 ne tefk OF Arrr Ms ohe m h' ne9s
Finance N the New tourhouse With tAe Interest tteenn 81 80 %
Of II per the psFmtlt Win -ltgc. d
us nouce AMI advertisement; ard ueault shall lie sln pay
such land, AID All be soil =. pablo ncen %
MIuiiy the ga daT d March 1874 a. II o'clock ls %
years which shah oirr % ake te sane
consideration of advancing the aoun Of tar tfoton reni
and ulpa and The interest thereon aorS'
10 the time Of a the ch ad A.
y,remeut changes sccrud heron aud H
continued fo time % time gHa all the lan' isi
teuemels here advertised Tor sse shal be soh. 80.
And bereby hist actii statement oi e
taxes Crot1a water f osEelp ~ the ti
ana rents unpaj published gaupsr,
ami HI At pamphlet deposited n Barrt
ClsTA AsTs aud VIII be delivered 10 hpp ."
the sam ; CADi. Gers Of Arran
PROPOSALS for SPIKES, BOLTS, BANDS,
L alI SrAY PLATBS>e,le proposals for furnishing s. bo
b4r .ll Plates mnt, vii be- me on.
p24rtArat neks until II O'Clock January - lHs
I'D information see ls CITY RECORD Copies for sas " W
Ct hsn
PROPOSALS for SCREW BOLTS and other
IRON MATERIAL proposal! for fnruishias Seres %
~, Dpar.mcut Docks ~ ok OF Jauutv 70 ~
for fu uOnaaoa Tue C,rl RECORD Nooe' 9 s'is "'
. Cats uLL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-06
ROOTS .R.vD SHOES.

r AIDES ROMAN TIES ard SHOES en-
'0' At WADDEY'S, IA King street.
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THE GAZETTE.
MOUNTAINEERING, JULY 6.

HYDRopHoBIA.- 1t is claimed that the nc
dical EXAMINATION. in the case Of William Nc
Cornick, of New York, who died from genuine
dydrophobia, has determined some important
points in reference to that disease. Ii is, first,
a nervous malady, and not blood poison: 1t
has, according to DR.. Hammond, It's origin 10
the medulla oblongata. Says the report:
DIR. Hammond, traced the poison from the
point of ingress into the system to the seat OF
Incubation medulla oblongata. There the
diseased action settled about the great nerves
that control the actions, and bad also extended
to the hemispheres of the brain: This was
shown by the peculiar attention that Meteor
mick began to pay to the subject. The poison
that was working iD the great nerve centres
said Dr.. Hammond, began to Influence bis
thoughts, and even his dreams. As men al
most always do in brain affections, he strove to
conceal the anxiety which was depicted 10 his
face. When his friends and family asked him
what was the matter, and advised him to see
physician, he laughed at them and SAID:
That dog is not mad" From this lnclpeut
stage until the aggravation ofthe disease about
the origin of the special accessory nerves and
and the pneumogastic nerves, caused the ter
rble spasms that ouly ended in death, the pro-
yress ofthe disease 10 now marked and follow
ed by Dr. Hammond
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VIZ c., VIRG. MIDLAND s. 6. S. K. K.
w. (Late o., A s. NJ. K K

C., ". III
w. (Late o., A. s. NJ. K K
IS GO l % s :
Observation-Disclosures DANylLLE
AND WASHIN GTON, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
BETWEEN BALTIMORE and DANFl:-LE
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
On and after Monday, June y, 1874.
SOU1HW ARD-Lesvc Baltimore 5:lOH II. N.
and 5:l5 D. NJ Leave Washington 7:Ie a. m.
and 1:06 .. m; Alexandria 100 a. III. and s:H)
D. M; Gordonsville lZ:25 y IN ard 1898 n. m;
Chsrloltes yile Lbs p. m. and l:i9 am.; Lynch
burg 800 ?, 10 ahd 200 a. ~. AID arrive Nj
Gordonsvillc with Chcs. l. Ohio Road, East and
West; at Lynchbur with Atlantic Miss and
Ohio, to West and Srathwest, and, at DanvllIc,
with the Piedmont Air line, TO all points i'll North
and South Carolina. Georgia. Florida and tLc
Southwest
NORTHWARD- !-eav" Danviilc 80 n. m.
and 400 p. m; LAnchlurg at s;55 y. IN. and
1920 D. m; charlottesville Zoo III. and Lilo n.
m, Gordonsville ut l:3O p. and 2:l0 ~. m;
arrive at Alexandria $50 =. II. and go n. III
Washington G3j:;' p. IN. and I:O3 n m, anu nj
Baltimore $50 III. and 300 H. m, connecting
at Lynchburg, with trains from West on A, u
& 0. Il. r.; at Charlottesville, with trains to and
from the Virginia Springs ard the West; nj
Washington, to The West AMI all the Eastern
cities; at Baltimore, to Philadelphia and New
York.
MANASSAS DlVISION-Passcng train
leaves Alexandria daily, except Sunday, ut ~
a. NJ. and arrives at Strnsburg Junction at lib
D. NJ Leaves Strasburg ut l4o p. IN, and NJ
rives at Alexandria q 80 p. m, connecting To
Washington ard the North. Tn: train mikes
close connection, at Strasburg, with the mail
train of the Valley Road to Orkney and kawiey
Springs and all points westward, and to Win
chester and Capon and Jordan's White Sulpl ur
Springs.
3lst, to all the Virginia Sprlhg:, on Valley
Road, on Ches 81 Ohio and Atlantic, Miss and
Ohio Roads. on sale at Washington, AleAan-
dria, Lyrchburg AID Ianville.
Special attention is called TO the fact that u
full supply of through tickets to nj points south
Of Danvilc is now Offer" ut the principal "ilr"5
of the Company.
lie 1871 j. Nj. BROADUS, G. II. \.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-06

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