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Hydrophobia in Horse.-A few days pre- vIOus to the 2d Nov, dog belonging to Mr. Culver of this village. was observed to be un- well: showing evident symptoms of Rubies CGniEa. but not suspected as such at the time by the family. On the 2d while accompany ing Mr. C's team. he bit one of the horses se- verely in the nose the wound bled freely and healed. On the gath, (c6 days after the bite,) the horse was seized with the disease and died on Wednesday morning the Sd, showing throughout as we'll marked case of hydTophoha tn this animal as any on record. The annals of medical science do not fur nish more extraordinary nor interesting ex- ample of muscular power than was witnessed in this case, the animal having (while tabor ing under a violent spasm,) actually fractured one of his legs above the gambrel joint, solely by the violent action of the muscles. This would appear incredible ifthere were not sev. eral persous prescott at the time it occurred.

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