Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1830-07-29

years experience physiciaR, he has become con-
rmed in the belief, that bleeding s Injurious in the
cases OF disease occasioned by drinking cold water
! and that the almost unanimous consent of the Medic.
al Faculty, is aganst the abstraction of blood The
proper remedies suggested blythe experience of the
subscriber, he says, the following "A large dose
OF lnNdanGm under the direction Of respectable
aPOthecary, 10 the absence of physician frictions
with mustard or cayenne pepper, and moderate guam
titles Of brandy and water, where the previous habits
Of the patient may seem to require it. During num-
her Of years, my experience has taught me to believe
that warm lamentations applied the belly aud op-
um in some form, -F other, the great remedies to
be relied on. Several within a few DAYS have
term mated in death; and in all Of them bleeding was
resorled to- He remarks that he has never lost ma
tent in such case, and that solely from his devotion
TO rational stimulating practice by the means Of vim
egal lamentations warm, cayenne pepper, and must.
ard externally applied.
Bailston Springs.-The Ballsion Spa Gazette
staes that from 200 800 persons arrived there dur
ing the previous week and that the Sans Souci Hotel
10 nearly filed with the lashonabes Of large Cities
and Europeans.
City Occw,rences-On Saturday Last, two Of the
convics engaged in cleaning The Canal sewer,
made their escape by travelling along the until
they came TO a distant opening-Two laboring men in
descending well for hat lost their lives by fopl
air.-Two men are said to have died by drinking cold
water.-A man named Gray, a native Of Maine, COM
mi.ted suicide at his boarding house, in Front-st.
". Y. Daily Ado.
| In Boothbny Me. last week, Thomas, son Of Mr..
Stephen Dunton, aged ten years, while robbing fish
hawks nest OF it's young was by the old birds,
and fell 40 feet upon rock, dashng out his brains
New-London has a population Of 4,440; in
1890, it had 3,33O-gHin ITO.
Two ofthe convcts engaged in cleaning out the
Canal-sreet sewer made their escape from the keep
ers on Saturday, by travelling through the sewer to
| the openingin Cen:re-s,reet.
Mr. Miles Ocot,, of Hanover, N. H. adverses that
Nathaniel Verback, of Lebanon, N. Y, whohas been
in his employ for several years. has absconded, carry
ing with him 200 or $4,000 Of Mr.. O.s money. He
started from Hartford. Conn.,, proceeded Ivy the way
&c New-York and Albany TO Lake Champlain, and on
the LIST inst. at Hartley, l.. c., HE way
to Three Rivers. Mr.. o. offers reward Of $500 for
the apprehension of,he rogue and money.
A few days since, man by the name Of Chase car.
red boy about Is years Of age into the water, in
Harwicl,, Mass, and held his head under the wate
until he was strangled. An attempt was made to re-
store him, but il was too late. The act was done
through revenge and was the result Of what boys
tooiing.
Saicide. Yesterday about noon, man by the name
| OF George Mills took four ounces of laudanum--e-
| nough 10 poison four men. Previous 10 committing
this rash act, we learn that he wrote letter TO Ills
brother announcing his design and where his corpse
would be found This letter he gave to boy, charg-
ing him MOTTO delver, till down 1t chanced how
ever to be more convenient for the boy deliver ii
about an hour or thereafter. On its receipt, the
brother hasteacd the spot where he found the de-
ceased in dreadful convHsions. Medical aid was OBJ.
tanned the stomachppe used, and every effort made,
but,n vain, save his life he died about o'clock,
Mills had been in the employment Of the Manhattan
Water Company, and worked in their lumber yard in
Em-srees. The place designated in the letter, where
his body would have been found at sun down. was a
cellar In that establishment. Courier and Enquirer
A rdss Visior.-On Saturday, ~ large bald Eagle,
the honored American bird, wasseen lowering about
near old Ferry street. When he aligh.ed on a tree
he was brought down with the Grst shot Of gun by
Nj. Brewer. His head, neck, and tail were Of the
pures white, aud his body and wings Of beautiful au-
burn brown. His talons and beak were very large
and Indicated grea. strength. He measured acros,
| the wings when spread seven feet four inches.
| - Springfield paper
On the lst inst the convcts in the State Prison q
Sing Sing amounted TO 7O2; Of this number l59 ar,
foreigners. Whites 500, blacks l63.
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