Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-14
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4 Sad Bl,u,der. Salem IN. j. Messen.
ger of Wednesday says:-Bv some unaccounta-
Bile mistake of our physicians innoculating where
vaccination was intended, about thirty cases OF
small pox have been introduced into this place.
There has been no death by it, and we trust that
all are now out Of danger
The Fourth Anniversary Of the Seanan's
Friend Society was held in New York on Tues.
day. 1t appears by the annual report that the
receipts during the year amounted to S5679,
and the expenses to S554l. The principal new
measure proposed, is the sending out OF three mis-
soaaries to act as seamen's chapalns at the ports
of Honolulu in the Sandwich Islands, Canton
and MarseilIes. The three young gentlemen
destined to these important positions. Messrs.
Dell, Mines and Stevens, severally addressed
the audience. The collection at the close amount
ed to three hundred and forty dollars.
Jail to Ici.-The Newburyport Herald says
the Jail in tlIat town, is now, ami has been, Tor
the last six weeks. without tenant.
Bo,odoin CoHege-'rhe annual expenses of
education at this institution 1924; room rent TO-;
board in commons as, incidental charges on the
college bills. 10; other expenses, as wood, llshts,
washing, stationary, use Of books aud furniture,
80; total per annum BIG.
Medical students 90, seniors 81; juniors 80;
sophomores as; freshmen 48; students in select
departments 4, total 247.
II Suggestion to Philanthropists. -CouId not
those gentlemen who employ men by the day or
hour in this city, who they know to be ntempe-
rate. pay them in orders on stores, or in some
thing beside cash, so that their families may have
the benefit of their labor. and not be made mi
SCRABBLE, on their return at night, by their drunk
ell rawlings. Many family in this city is made
a perfect Bedlam during most Of the night, by the
return ofdrunkea husbands. Cases Of this kind
have occurred. recently, Of the most distressing
and heart-rending Characterization CONNER
cial Gazette.
The ladies' of the village of North Adams, in
Massachusetts, have formed themselves into
Temperance Society, agreeing to abstain entire.
~ from drinking ardent spirits. 1t is wise
resolution. Ladies look particularly untidy
and unbecoming, when they are tipsey. They
ought never TO get so; and all ladies in North
Adams, who can't keep sober without, should
sign temperance resolutions ~ Y. Com.
From the Cincinnati .4duertiser, May S.
STAGE AccIDENT.-The Eastern Mail Stage,
that left here yesterday morning, with the great
eastern mail, and three passengers, in crossing
Mill creek, eight miles from town, about seven
o'clock in the morning, was upset; when one of
the passengers, Mr.. Jabez Chickering, of Ded-
nam, Mass. was drowned, and two of the horses;
and the way mail between this and Columbus was
ost. The great eastern nail was brought back,
md we have just been looking at its contents as
hey lay drying before fire at the Post Office
hey are in sad pickle. Our own portion of it,
of several packages for the eastern CT
les, we shall have dried and forwarded by next
nail.
Substitute for L,fhotcmy.-A highly respect.
bile subscriber from Virginia called upon US yes
erday, and exhibited calculus from which he |
lad been relieved on Saturday last. The opera
ion was performed by DR.. Depeyre, without the
se Of knife. Ia size and appearance the cal. |
uIus was much like ground nut after taking off
he husk. The patient experienced very little pain
n the operation, and the second day was able to
'alk abroad. The instrument made use Of is
opposed Of several parts One, in form and
'otion resembling birds claw, selzes the cal.
ulus and holds it fast, while another, set in mo-
on BY the bow aud string. bores it to pieces
his mode Of operating has been practised good
cal in France. 1t is the fourth operation Of DR..
. in this country.-M Y. Jour. Com.
Paying damages.-A few days since, a per.
IN. genteelly dressed, was observed standing at
md rs. r. Al.