The Arkansas advocate., 1832-09-05

tiie "iloie oouJ 'o promote perspiTa, ton. Hit does not produce this enea in four minutes, give so drops. Ths infallibly produces good result. ahbs in some cases it is necessary to aupmer the dose to l20 drops of Ether.
 PoRT At PRINcE- Coafagration.
 By the schooner Specie, Capt. Lam. bert, We have received Port.an. Prince papers of the 8th and 18th July. from which We learn that place has been de, eastated by most extensive conAaara. tion, which commenced on the St6- On that day the fire broke out in T house of ruins, situated opposite tho barracks of the Presidents Guard. afa extended to the scashofe, eonsuminam its passage every thing t encoun.eitas -the wind was high, and blew fron the east, northeast and north. The rs wages made by the flames exceed ihoq of the l6th of August, 1920, and lGA of December, 1892, together.
 The houses in sixteen entire stree
 were OH fire, thosein fourteen are wbt
 Y destroyed, and those in the i've sB CTS are very nearly 50. Notwithsta@
 ing it vas Sunday and the eounfrym pie for ten miles round were genenh in the town-notwithstahding the mil. tary corps of Port-au-Prinee had ips Paraded betore the fire commenced, aN their efforts to stop it proved ineiTccta al. and 1t only ceased in consequence of having nothing more to consume The water in the fountains had been stopped for sopne unknown cause.- More than a thousand people are wih. out q shelter, and the place is said io have the appearance of town taken by assault, in which the combatants dis puted their prey and their booty in eg cry street.
 On the l4th, at half past one in fh morning, a false alarm of fire was made, the object of which, it was soon per etixed, was to Pillage the merehande that was exposed. Al ? o'clock in ih afternoon of that day, fire did actual. lp again break out in the Centre stree, but It was soon extinguished.--N | Courier.
 fl tive Eel in he Human Slop,oeh.- The following remarkable case is re. lated in the Belfast Republican Journal
 Mrs. Hanson the wife of Samuel E. Hanson. of this town, aged about 7 was found eight months since to beia 4 declining state of health, in eonse. quence of what was considered de ranged state of inc abdominal and tho racIc vlscera. originating from LeucoFt hoe. The symptoms were such aslo warrant the presumption and she was treated accordingly by several scientific physicians, ,forsomething like six monih, until the system became extremely eE. hausted and emacia,ed. About five weeks since. 1t was ascertained that living creature of some kind, and Of considerable magnitude, actually exist ed in the stomach. This was ascer. talned by placing the hand on tbe gas tric region, when a vigorous squirmlng motion was felt through the emaciated nteguments as well as from her own repeated and positive declarations. lt was question in the mind of her phy' 'lcian whether in the then existing state of exhaustion, the system could sustain Ihe action of medicine of sufficient pow TT to destroy the animal. Aher some lellberation and consultation with the urgent solicitations of the patient, t was determined to make an effort, which resulted on the fourth day. in the eyac. iatlon of an EEL, fesa nches ID length, of the usual size. The skin and flesh vas denuded considerably by partialdl' ,estion, but the form was sufficiently sntire 10 convince the most incredulous 'f it's identity. She is now in very low tate, under all the symptoms of ulce' 'atlon of the stomach and bowels.
 She is supposed to have taken it some ears since in drinking from springl'i he evening, at which time she was sen lble ofswallowing some solid substance # very small dimensions.
 The medicine given produced very title disturbance to the general system' md was sustained without much In' reased exhaustion.