Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-15

abei:--'This 10 the razor with whsh the man Gu,
his throat Please ask questions" II 10 needless
to add that the window thronged throughout the
day by the curious in such matters.
New MrrHoD CURING DYspErsiA-By o.
Ilalstcd Wall stree, Here Is a divulrement
aside of which even tina of Morgan's itself shrnks
into inse nificsncc As. uminy hat NJ. Hsl-sted's
secret here revealed - u cur. for he worst sf
ills tina, ever came from P,ndoras b"x,-,hat pastss
are hereafter tn be unfci trred-stomacks left nd bi
tim, who can compu he consumption of gravie- and
pastry throughout the cooking world? The explana
ton OF Mr. tfslsteds me' hod of curing dyspepsia ~
given in the little work before ,s. is one which we
should think would be satisfactory to every candid
mind which brings reflection the subject. The
process is indeed perfectly simple that those most
Interested in the subject, dySpcpcs themselves, may
at once test their doubs OF its Efficacy by experiment
The amount of this theory TINT The disease the
muscular coats of tho stomach--a weakness OF the
fbres arising from variety OF causes, which prevents
that organ exercising tho mechanical power which
is necessary for the thorough digestion of the food
taken into 1t Mr.. Ualstcds remedy is merely the
using those means 10 restore the muscular power III
part which constantly resort revive the whole
system-exsrcso.-EXer mechanical excite
mont il to b" applied TO the bowels, after n manner
which Mr. ii g book fully describes, whence the s,o-
mach, like the other members of tho body which 70
qure individual exercise To preserve their full powers
becomes renewed m visor and able TO fulfil its unc
tions.
The work. which is well written and contains some
useful remarks Upon dict, &c may b. recommended
as well to the general reader MS to tho unfortunate
rotares of pills and eliyirs.--.N american.
GEORGIAN OF DIG 3
Tn afternoon O'Clock, n tremendous
explosion took place board the steamboat Andrew Jackson
when within about three quarters oi mile Of this city,
from Charleston tor Augusta
explosion that the boa, immediately sunk aud lies
on;er cd:e Of the Garden Bark.
Serious the loss Of properly by this disaster; the loss Of
life rs more melancholy conicr,on; the taken
from, the wreck and Immediately conveyed One
the legs OF the Engineer, broken places and he
hest medical assistance, he died the evening His
John Syphon, Of Charleston, where under
stand he has left family. One man, mason,
native o Ireland, who working passage Augusta
was carried to the Hosp. dcaduy scadcd aud also died
on Saturday evening.
One Of the hands free mulae named Austin Knsh
who also conveyed TO the Hospital badly injured
his recovery doubtful Two other hands Paul Boston,
slaves. were slightly scaided Capt. deck the
were passengers board but the mentioned the
consequences might have been fatal.
Numerous small boats immediately proceeded the
nj DISASTER, and the steamboats, GroIse Washington Cant
Curry, and the Charleston, Bonne also despatched
aid saving the cargo. but from wreck
nothing efeced Hopes however entertained
the boat be raised, and the cargo saved The injury
received bv the boat probably gea
he: useless IL effected insured we
in Charleston for $4,000. and probably cargo was
also insured in that city.
The Andrew Jackson Old boat, had COM
peey rehtcd and her boilers The engine
the high pressure principles but the immediate
anchny event, the death Of the Engineer will probably
never he known.