A law case exhibiting the most extraordinary developments peculia to modern times, arising from an implicit obedience to the dictates of mesmeric clairvoyance, as related by a Mormon prophet
Subtitle: also the speeches of counsel in the case reported by Mr. Webster, the phonographic writer
By: by a member of the Cincinnati bar.
Contributors: Smith, Pascal B.; Member of the Cincinnati bar.; Ohio. Court of Common Pleas (Hamilton County); Ohio. Superior Court (Cincinnati)
Publisher: Printed at the Daily Atlas Office
Published: 1848
Place of publication: Cincinnati
Language: eng
Number of pages: 30
Subjects: Smith, Harriet -- Trials, litigation, etc.; Smith, Pascal B. -- Trials, litigation, etc.; Insane -- Commitment and detention -- Ohio.; Insanity -- Jurisprudence -- Ohio.; Mesmerism -- Ohio -- Cincinnati.; Clairvoyance -- Ohio -- Cincinnati.
Other titles: Report of the case of Pascal B. Smith
Notes: Petition filed on April 4, 1848 at the Court of Common Pleas of Hamilton County, Ohio by Harriet Smith against her husband, Pascal B. Smith, accusing him of insanity. Case tried at the Cincinnati Superior Court , April 6-20, 1848.