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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-11-28

mid aif, and after performing several
somerseis scientifically, he descended
into the stream 10 style that would
have done no discredit 10 Sam Patch
in the zenith Of his fame nor did he
remain long submerged, but rose
gracefully to the surface, and made
for the opposite bank, which he gained
unipjured, and with "hurrah for
Judge Lynch" disappeared from The
sight OF bis dumb fouodered pursuers.
Rochester Daily Advertiser.
General Raync.-A suggestion
having been made in the Charleston
Courier, that a vacancy should be
created in the city delegation to the
Legislature, in order that il might be
filed by Gen. Hsyne, specially char
ged with obtaining their efficient co
operation in the proposed rail road
from Charleston to Cincinnati, Gen.
fl. 10 letter to the Editors, withhoids
his consent from such an arrangement.
"lf" says he, "my influence or per-
sonal exertinns with the members OF
the Legislature should be Of the least
importance, my duties as Trustee Of
the College, will carry me TO Colum-
bia, early in December, and my fell
low citizens may be assured that no
efforts on any part shall be spared 10
promote an object, which believe to
be closely connected with the welfare,
not merely Of this city, bu. of the State,
nay, of the entire South and West
indeed of the whole Union.
"It may be gratifying (says General
Hayne, to our fellow citizens to be
informed, that after free interchange
Of opinion, between the Columbia and
Charleston Committee, il has been de-
terminsd, that application should be
made to the Legislature of the several
States interested, for Charters to be
granted to Joint Company, for which
subscriptions viii be opened, as soon
as the necessary surveys and estimates
can be made. These it is proposed
TO obtain through Commissioners, &C
ting under the authority Of the several
States. A Convention OF an early
day to be assembled at central point,
and TO be composed Of Delegates from
all the places through which the Road
will pass, is also in contemplation
the object Of which will be, to bring
about entire harmony, and concert Of
action."- Rich. Wing.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-11-28
SMteIItgeMrtr.
ROMNEY. NOVEMBER 90, 1885,

correspondent in the upper end OF
The county, Informs us, that upon exam
inirg his corn, which had stood in the
field until few days since, he found it
much injured by sprouting. and mould
ness, which slight observation will not
detect--but sufficient to injure it serious
" for bread. Our correspondent thinks,
that if farmers are not VERY CAREFUL IN
SELECTING THEIR BREAD CORN, they
will have very unwhoesome bread--he
intends all his BREAD CORN shall pass
through his own hands. We have heard
the same complaints from various other
querters-- particularly where the corn
was gathered early, and thrown IN large
heaps. charlottesville ADV.
GREAT ANTIDEsTRUcTIvE MEETING
AT PRovIDENcE.--A meeting took place
at Providence on Monday evening last,
for the purpose of expressing the opinion
of that community upon the movements
of the 'aboiitionists, and long series OF
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
The meeting was composed Of some OF
The most respectable citizens of Provl-
dence and of the Stated Fem
ner, Nicholas Brown, Edward CARING
ton. and othste acting as Vice Presi-
dents.
The resolutions are manly, spirited,
and patriotic, and one of them deprecates
any int rterence with slavery in the Dis
trlct of Columbia, as seriously hazardous
TO the peace and safety of the States
n. Y. Com.
The VicksJurg Tragedy.--The
Cincinnati Gazette publishes letter
from D. w. HuLLUM, an aged clergy
man, the father Of one OF the five gam
blers hung by the citizens Of Vicks-
burg, addressed to the Governor OF
Mississippi. The letter is an appeal
10 the Governor for justice. The a.
ged father gives brief statement OF
the affair at Vicksburg, and affirms
that there is no part Of the United
States, in which the vice of gambling
is SO generally practised among the
officers Of the Law, from the Supreme
Judge doacn to the Constable. His
appeal for justice concludes ia the fol-
loving terms.
"These are startling truths, and l
I aIlude 10 them not to palate the Of.
fence, but to show that the recent cru
sadie at Virksburg was not SO much
the result Of deep and abiding sense
Of justice 81 virtue, as it was Of wick
ed hearts, bad passions, personal re
venge, and reckless spirit of insub-
ordination to the laws. AS an eyi
dsnce, one Of the principal actors vas
10 the constant habit of visiting gam.
ing houses, aud who had previously,
by bis seductive arts, contributed per-
baps more than any other man, to lead
the unfortunate victim of bis personal
vengeance into these sinks of iniquity.
"Enclosed are the names of sixteen
persons who were engaged in this hor'
rid tragedy, and dhe names of nine
Witnesses Of the fact, which humbly
trust you will forward without delay
TO the Attorney General, or other Off
Ger ct Vicksburg, charged with the
prosecution Of the defendants.
"Respec.fully,
LUKE w. HULLUM."
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-11-28
Ro,ltMep
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 90. 1885.

W An affecting dispensation OF Pro.
whence having occurred in the Editors
family, in the death of en- interesting lit
tie Son. on Sabbath morning last, aged l
wear. 8 months and 90 days, and the exE
IRENE illness of Mrs. HARPER, will ac-
count for any omissions or inaccuracies
which may be found in to-day's paper.
mzzs
NJ We are indebted to friend for se-
lectjng considerable portion ofthe mat.
ter which occupies our columns 10 day
The RAIL ROADS made, making, and
projected in the United States, will cost
nearly ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS oF Doll
LARs.--Cincinnati Post.
Il severe storm has done great DAM
age at Buffalo, New York, and on the
lake,-bulldings, canal boats, bridges,
wharves, &c. severely Injured. - Geo.
Met.
Astor's Hotel, including the ground,
is said to have cost 100000 ]; but its
first lease has been made for three
years at price averaging $4,000
per annum.-I6.
From the same paper it appears that
handsome silver tea set weighing up.
wards of 225 ounces has been presen-
ed to MRS. w. DUANE, "as a testimo-
ny of respect for her own virtues and
those Of her husband, the late secreta-
ry Of the Treasury"
The Alexandria Gazette remarks,
tina. sthere are now two Acting Gov
srnors in Michigan. Which do the
people there recognizes as the true Si-
mon Pure Z We Observe that Cover
nor Mason has Just delivered his i'm
augural address, and Governor Hor-
ner has just issued Proclamailol. :
The world is governed too much
especially that part Of it called MlchI-
gan.'-Wash. Mir.
George Thompson, the notorious
abolitionist, has lsft the United States,
it is said, never to return. He sailed
few days since from Boston for Nav
Brunswick.-I6.
C We are informed by the print of
contemporary that the last number ofthe
fai hat foil Duy
"We will give the Union for the aboG-
ton of slavery, if nothing else will gain
it--but If we cannot gain it at all, then
the South 10 wolsvnsO to dissuiusiv.s -
the sooner the BETTER"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-11-28
From the National Intelligencer.

From, the National Intelligencer.
CELESTIAL PHENOMENA.
The light caused by the Phenomena
described in the following article was
very plainly seen in the vicinity Of this
city, though the clouds and haze pre-
vented the particular boundaries and
radiations Of it from being observed as
it appears they were 10 New York
From the N. Y. Star of Nov. Is.
Il most Extraordinary Phenomena
sn the Heavens, was witnessed in this
city last evening between the hour Of
half past ten and eleven. An arc OF
unusual brilliancy, and of dazzling pink
& white colors blended, extended from
the northwest to the northeast part
ofthe horizon. 1t was composed prin-
cipalIy of radiating bands Of pink
color, proceeding from the portion OF
the horizon named, and terminating in
a common centre like the handle of
fan, little TO the west OF the Seven
Stars, which we're then 10 the Zenith
and where the pink colors were most
brilliant. Occasionally streak Of
white alternated with the pink, but the
latter was predominant. The stars
which it spread over we're of an extra.
ordinary brilliancy. People were imme.
diately reminded ofthe arc which was
seen in 1927 but which was composed
not of radiating bands from the polar
horizon, but OF regular succession OF
white parallel lines in transverse order,
like the steps of stair case, from the
point of The horizon where they COM
menced tothat where they Terminated.
Some thought also of the remarkable
shower Of stars which was seen No
vember 18th in 1888, and which Pro-
lessor Olmsted, OF New Haven, pre-
dicted would return at the same pc.
Rod. But there was no analogy what
ever TO that, though we understand
many extraordinary meleors were seen
a few nights since. In short this was
phenomenon never before seen in this
country. The conveyance OF broad
deep colored pink bands from the
north, or color resembling that which
appears few moments before sun
rise, struck every body with astonish-
ment The white sueaks shot through
his, and haaily the phenomenon
disappeared in faint radii of white.
liDge similar to the common appear
ance of Aurora BoseaIis. The Avalan-
ches 10 Switzerland are said 10 give a
pink color 10 the plants that grow
near them. Do the icebergs OF The
pole produce the same effect on the
Autora Z There were a few who
though it the tail of the GOMEZ rapidly
approaching the Earth, and about to
cause the same confederation it did q,
lis las, appearance, 76 years ago.
+. S.-Since writing the above as
'he result of our own cutsory observe
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-11-28

Mr.. HARPER 81 find by a further
examination Of the proceedings Of the
New York Convention, that Mr.. Van
Buren, supported, vehemently, mo-
ton to admit free negroes to the rights
Of suffrage Thus wishing 10 place
the negro upon an equality with the
white man Does this conduct, on
the part Of Mr.. Van Buren,, afford evil
dence Of exalted merritt Does it e.
vince him to be statesman of an all
grasping intellect : Far, very far
from il indeed. And where did this
philanthropic gentleman imbibe these
exalted notions of the fitness Of negroes
to enjoy, in common with the white
man, the elective franchise , 1t sure
ly must have been in the Garrison
school--a school, the disciples and
dognIas of which cannot be otherwise
than nauseating to every free and in.
dependent voter of the Old Dominion.
The fact is manifest, Mr.. Editor, to
every intelligent man, whose mind is
not benighted by the films of party
prejudice, that Martin Van Buren, has
no claims whatever,o n account Of ser
vices rendered his Country, either in
the tented field, or the cabinet, or on a.
ny other account, to the suffrages OF his
fellow cilizens for the Presidency of
the United States. And his jealous
support, at this time, to that dignified
station, is TO be attributed alone to
party spirit--a spirit whose pernicious
influence is beginning to be felt more
sensibly every day in almost every
nook Of our country. The admoni-
lions Of the father Of his country,
contained in his valedictory address 10
the people Of the United States, to
guard against its excuses are totally
disregarded by his unthinking supper
ters. "Oar party mus, be supported,
right or wrong,o is the execrable motto
which governs their every movement.
But all is not lostwhich is in danger. The
friends of good government may ye.
prevent the election OF the knight of
Kinde.hook. Let them therefore di'
rect their eyes TO the strongest and
most worthy candidate, for the Pfesi.
dency, ia the nation, and run him a.
gainst that gentleman. And that man,
in my humble opinion, is Gen. Har-
rison. Yes, MIR. Editor, the eminent
services which the General has render
ed his country, in conjunction with the
facts of his incorruptble integrity,
great moral worth, civic accomplish
ments, and Of his possessing talents Of
a high order, constitute him a safe
parsonage upon whom the American
people can bestow the highes, office
known to the Cons.itution-m9r es.
picial!y when opposed by such men as
the "iittle Dutchman." A. p.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-11-28
GETTYSBURG, Pa. Nov. %
"TAs Modest Roman of them ALL"

~ ~sS'' =
"IHe Modest Roman Of them ALL"
A meeting of the friends Of HENRY
CLAY is called in Philadelphia, Of
which class, says the National Gazette
are FIVE sixths of the Wings of Phila-
delphia. His claims had been post
poned, that it might be seen whether
an union could be effected on any 9th
err but this failing, his friends coasid-
er him the most efficient man, and will
start him fairly in the race,-Sentinel.
Sea water, by some unexplained pros
cess, so alters the nature ofcast iron that
its cohesion appears to be quite Destroy
ed. Cannon which have been fished up,
after lying long in the sea. have beer
converted through their substance into
something resembling plumoago. and-s.I2
hitting OF being cut with knife.--4y,a.
ing Jour.
II IS affirmed that 40, 900 peasants have
perlshed with cholera in the deserts OF
Mecca. being previously worn down VITA
fatigue and hunger.
The Government of New Granada
has issued decree prohibiting the ex-
portation Of gold from that republic, els
Their in the shape Of insots or dust under
severe penalties.
FAEATicIsM is the most incurable Of
all mental diseases; because, in all Us
forms, religious, philosophical. or politi-
cal, 1t is distinguished by sort of mad
contempt for experience, which alone
can correct the errora OF practical ludg-
ment, - Ma KINTosH.
49,
From the Territory of Arkansas we.
learn, that the Legislature of that Ter-
ritory has passed an acl, without the ap-
probation otthe Governor, Tor electing
Delegates to Convention for the pur.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-11-28
CHAMBERsBUKe, Pa. Nov. "a.

The Presidsncy.-The PhiladsE
phia National Gazette of Saturday
last, informs that nomination of Mr..
CLAY, and call for Public Meeting,
in that city, of his friends, have been
suddenly made. Rumour also says,
he will be nominated by the Legisla-
ture of Kentucky. Our life on il Mr..
Clay will not be the last to relinquish
his claims, to promote the defeat of the
Masician.-Repository.
MAssACHUsETTs.--As far as heard
from 342 Wings are elected TO the
House of Representatives, 90 jack
son men and 80 Anti-Masons.-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-11-28

George Thompson, the notorious
abolitionist, has lsft the United States,
it is said, never to return. He sailed
few days since from Boston for Nav
unswick.-I6.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-11-28

The Government of New Granada
has issued decree prohibiting che ex-
portation Of gold from that republic, els
Their in the shape of lnsots OF dust under
severe penalties.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-11-28

II is affirmed that 40, 900 peasants HAYS
perished with cholera in the deserts Of
Mecca. being previously worn down vita
fatigue and hunger.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-24

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TUEHE os1erIxne3. 1erI1< rsels1 ffen
WIN. L. Clark. ESQ. ~ iafx4 oe1
conuo5feas hsa4e o. Eor1csA 1<f<e< a
which ~ hxl hefsze5ose reSi&e5. en< 49,
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uill Ths f1cfa5 efp2cf<ie<e4 e<c.te;rsis
20 ths ssminery ~IN sce5sen66a>s 5ee kns-
dssd pepiis Without inoo4rrb'enee ebIl,i
ths hsrss sseafisd ~ ~ p13sriSps1 hp'1s
out IA hiehssl elife>ticas To- t4e ep.4fpfs
and hsailk AZ sseh young Ladies a. essg -
plaos2 &c 5oesdep n n. sanii1. ~ si11n-
'li1a any whcre eaa prsesns snpertor it8si
scharma 10 that nor 6>Ieeted Tor he protsc-
tion 81 that nest iupcFlan1 t11 res IS Aaeh
.ntrisclsd obiecf--femala 31nSaticn. IA.
fhsrsfSr1, cadE1en4i4 ltosln. Will ~ d.
votes ali An e4nEt;cns = shs otis1t. lh14
thsss sxerifo1A vii ue1l co<rzsccnaias.
pclrons<s q ne nga1s Il - sniirhlenak
puhiic A. fk;r >rn'n>rf vii b t.tsh1 he
Latin. Gfesk. kreneh. 6rani<A ard fisl'a6'
languages. t1EslheE with ooHpie>e eeel>s
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puplI 1i1 - pr sss1lc1. Ser kcsi;rh SO g. q
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Gal hranche1 eeref4te testEn uiii b us11e.
Boarlsrs ~I.i ba charged 81 board. ipdEln1
and tuision. tI5 Pc, hessi1n. onp balf PAYS
BE Il a1s9nco A ksn,ItWan % MA tIe,.
aicnI aktkinmoht vi to1rk Ia tke fSni|y 81
the sntsrrlb1r md kite ns,fae1'sna b ne
Spanish and kl9lIan InoEEertsIl
A. e. B11ErEf. rftneiSsI.
Wiaehoafaf Ana. 81. 1885 n1aI 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-24

NEoulD mesl s.,pes..|lI'l '1l.lr ~
cuHlpwelt aad l1G,.''| Ie,IIl 81 "a IItt.
sovp shd nsiShte r1 ~. - sse.l.
nncafa carry On. Is Va 1IHh1I 1I'14 Eltt1l|I.
NEST. ntsACf<81tIHtIINft u ~ ~ t1lIcn4
hFanshra, ard II a1lNIph, ~ hAt faRtf1t ff.
rh8mas Martha. tS4F,Ietl n1sl4rr f1take E,lEt
Ted MaanfselsFS ~ "a I,nfIcn FIics a cS Has
gersioNs. Md rho e|in ht t>S6y = III tin,en
20 S1fel Oil Axes NIlt ee1,sl<sct EsEiaa lhe1a
neafiy - roo1 - aea ~ ~, sltt n1e end
1urrifh Arc4 81 ~ Fclr, a. tI.es. q e't hae4t<
est anlIea Ne 4i'I hls5 llsIS 3li|I HIstt Mr.
Mfflin all slsn tIIent - khe Hh1tinr e ketass
and ffen his knoale18t I'D Ienee u ltie
bu1ines1 - rr1tlIfat ur1 ,l11a 4 - nct il.il-
este % ~, l1l tcl4 CIV 1saIihs 1Ftirt q f,,tA
perfeclipo - this rt ed ferI 90 1'Itrl -
vin rendfF teutlol t1II1IE icH tailel tho nay
fasur no via c,il. Pie1n ell a61 judge -
yorseelFeA 1 kaTn IcnF hreo toael11t3 thtl
there igne etrlioH q eDGntgf Ntffe 1 eopeG,
are morn hIHhlF pti1rd lkeE il or iNne1lrla
neiFhteprhootf ~ Il g tfnlh, Ikns hcsse GIs-
ael ~ eiis esla - tIlosslf a rider. nrles6 s. i
we'll sAed Hrfsesi fe1l n,( s. preserved ~
iroaiaT ed ~ FAST a. rs'fr4 fiSt 1.f 1,al6
boz ~ NoIrtoI 11S d Nv "
N.U~-A1S 41sbt ClaIl .S q, ne Is
nov ersf - EeS'.G Nt1l6 et.sS 4s =,
tisas An3-lIoes S4it1 fIna esaI2nE ~
ever til.sf bsltrie u 10 line, eh..8 >asg kae
e fso Moztr1l orfIeE
A1eg ~. 1853.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-24

.lz4nsl1fc3 means ~ rse bone. a. hone
eye. Never haein1 heard q sath 4
disease. az4ei HIN ah>< 4 WA: hc
thrust ~ singer i1to TIC IoEef psf 81
Ne Bone = e4t. and furnine the louer
III xrcn< szde ost. desoe5 me Il fesl
|of T. do 20. md {eI< a bar. Bay
esbs<zcce; The I'D vas much ianamh,].
sIs noN <hr,<SI ncodIc With horse hair
through :bt black ripi Of lhc iriner ia.
and poiiiorit on< Q: Ne eye. CHI !here-
from The t60y t1bzl>nes. The eve
1Ied pefhapk hall sponnf,l he per
formed The same 0,,oraiidh on the ether
ere after which be blew up each nos
TIL, through short reed. about t,,0o1-
f';i q burnt aian and black pepper,
which hfcnH1i on fi1i4hI 8nttx'ne.
he then H'7e<ted that some saEi't.
VINEGAR and salt .b91Id 81 ',ixkd nilk
i kind q red earth, s&bith hhd ii.e a,,-
pettasce 81 red eehsc, and that Die
mouth SHOULD Be washed xi.h Il three
o. four tiu,es day, for 1 orr DAYS: he
nexs 1caliied hiS haonih and pal hin.
into the stable. We have followed rs
directions, and the hose. lhel 81 4
long VINE eess Won'a ~ touch barley.
bow cas- = freely, ana p g ~ appear
en &C., Ne.,:
g. 2,ae - e,,n '..s t,1ae q ifeei'
sae'lt e g 'ne altogether pe's'--i may
not ne % % others. PROM ne ipqli.
fies have Hleae nm eaiisIied thai Il
1. 80. i. /.
zen days none the hoEse would have
9een in,esos--,ne les.leE mid he would
nefe been iq nye. me dieeese. 4 4
ana pH1aGnf On ~ sSkalninE thtil
eyes Y. e..s.1Ns watching Tor their food.
q l'I<.sA horse = double hellered q
pQ,n ends 9. hls tEoqsh, % that Dc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-24

~ E'NI1
Is much ahaled ani Every
unfhin king hoy worries. every a..
chm thEoHs hGckbas s. s'ien but
fhef So lhioaeh tla world nnd put up
with every thing with the most cen.
liend1tIt philp opllr. Tie RonTusand
who boasts 81 hiA Ene taste, and de-
roafe pefes cnslelles, sauces. aud s
tisonsend kinda 81 meats, = not shit
more lnxa0 shsn 4 pix Rho les II
re mud and Wnlepo Ieng s,IglIaei s
day. nnd afupls II every one WHO goes
~ him. a pia IS Ike poliiirisIs
4hel 8 - b1e - naHpw e. 50 dirty
ltsl e 81 -. through apealiu
tae while ael 4 sl i'll
public CRIB Th84
liFe
= 8 80. aad Ihefe IS nofh pc;nl a.
Nance There Is 40 IIS4 ntf
lhaf g moch aoite a nv
ssi1l d nete lkel S ever 4 and
81 atIieil5 81 quisig IS rie,
The sc bpaesf 81 tbeif ices e 6
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They AZ sa1ka obF,iosit
tllan e reFfrSe lian
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81 abo4t 4 s. ieb hey st lle
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articles 81 let t6n o 81 s. sheF
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-09-24

Thsre Il &c thing beyond 1esr;plion.
j n1uo7in8 b he American tr1xel|1r.---
u 4 pef<t<{ nuisance, when ne frzl en-
kefs EpeIsnd. and ever while BE- Is ia
he kinSion. for which bis ptcticus
habits q trExciline n home hefe sever
'eircaie1 him. Is ip The cSse with the
} people Of lhis ccnlsncnl ard that n5ost
apnoline q ~ llin1s q. that Be never
knoNs uhen biz balls are paid, shth IS
K the nnixcrsel custom auo1niinK 10 4
| laV IL feeling every form and description
j q servants. had 40 idea q he esteni
% which L was carried. and The vari-
'uaSiy crrinN& ways IA which Il snani-
Costs itself. The truth i. Enflahd IS
dixidcd into two great classes -ike Big
Il pialldesess and lie ii<llc r-<n1<zczz.
i with Z Vnr;oas< corps e rams c>s tet.1eti>-
and "a chief 6i6efe0te 61t4nen thBl
tNo l.. thei the big piundefess legally
rtandar lhs liills On ! magnificent
scale, and she litiIe plundbfers revenno
themselves On flfle scale. making Up
IN ingenniiy nhal hey Wonl ia law -
I The bic rlnndertfS an The nobility Or
4 tho cfi6,ocE1cy ard Ia EilIe pI,inder-
y err Ato kheil se<porle aud The servants
Of o,heu 8enca there il ! constant
WAR snaon4 them. and hencc he great
loriein d parties II England ,,ihe lit
" pIps3efes having - imEnense MA
fcsslF of npnbefl which efHiIs them
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Siannesag.--Th The London AlheAa.<
uip gives the following as tho zccxt ,
mefine. stating AZ the same lisne t6af L
has been purchased and made kno3n
BY the Belgian Government. and met
with the appreciation of Prussia. There
II sosne sense IN the prcscriplion. bui.
q in al other cases IL siarnrncr;nx,
more depends on The paiiencs. perss-
yeFance and presence q mind q ihn
remedy
The siaznInefsf u to press The Up &c .
his tongue Is hard Is Re can aesinss he J
upper row fleeih; 4 70 draw I deep
breath every six minutes, and Is 10 keep
pestees silence fos three days. dosiax
which This pressing &c the iongus. nn1
the deep inspirations are % 30 coni.1s
ued without inlermission- DnFioR Iho
night small rolls Of linen are piatod ~.
der the tongue. IN order 70 give 4 lA1
When the three days have exp7lc6.
patient 4 % fead aloud, sl1Nly, % IS
physician sor halt IN hour. During ia
exefclse, care q 70 be teken thui tIse
s'aminereF = never ~ want o. breath
ana Re must therefore, Be made % stop
frequently, and inspire deeply. The
patient = admoniehed . keep he Up
|oi The tongue Aoaling when Be speokaf
ana never allow 4 % anl III no anlcfit
2W".IW.