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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-27

CHiLp's FuSERAL.-It is the most touch
ing of sights, the burial of little creature
which shuts its eyes as soon as the oIor;es ~
earth opens TO its view, without having known
the parents whose teaiful eyes are gazing on
il; which has been beloved without loving in
return; whose tongue is senced before II has
spoken; whose features stiffen before thew bave
smiled These falling buds will yet lind a
stock on which they shall be grated; these
flowers which close in the light Of morning will
vet fnd some more genial haven to unfold them
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-27

certify that have been acquainted with
the operation Of |. New,on's Panacea for the
.asi six months past, and can freely say that
think il a valuable acquisition to our catalogue
of remedies. II hasin noinstancc disappointed
my expectations
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-10-27

The GAMBLER.-A SKETCH. The husband
of Emma was confirmed gambler, having lost
the sum of $40, 900 bequeathed to him by an
indulgent father. His family were reduced to
the lowest ebb of poverty. Emily dearly low
ed her deluded husband ;--she had in early life
deprived herself of every qualification, to accu-
mulate little property in order that her hus-
band might be rendered comfortable in the eve
ming of his life. Unknown to him, she had de-
voted her time to the employment of her needle
for neighboring friend thatshe might be able
to clothe and educate her children.
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THE SMITHSONIAN LEGACY.

The London lfeTalu furnishes the anner
ed proceedings IN the Rolls Court, Londoo
IN the case of this legacy
United States Of Imtriea versus Drummo,4-
february TO- 1887
The bill was filed on bchalf OF The Prrsden, i.
the United States, claiming 100000, which =.
beoueathcd 10 the United States 1t appeared r.,
Mr. Smilhson made his will, by which he bcou,.t
cd the bulk Of his fortune to bis nephew, Hsb,,
James Iuugcriofd, for life. and after his deos,,,
to al and every child aud children Of the al
nephew. whether legitimate or IilegitImate a..
10 case he should depart this lie without leaur-
any person Who should be entitled 70 the fond
bcquealhcd the y hole OF bis fortune 10 The Int
States, to enable them to found a college 70, ,
increase and diffusion Of useful know ledge ana.
men"
I, Was allcdged tina, the said IIungerford l.,
died Without leaving any person ~ho vas en-
tied 10 tho property N qurstiun These cifc5a
stances, II seems acre communicated 10 the Pr,
dent Of the Unlted States. ~ho obtained an act Z
Congress, authorizing and empoNsflnE bin {
sue ior the same 10 England snd be execute.
power Of attorney to NJ Rush, authorizing Ia
10 sdop, such proceeding.
Mr. Psmbcrton With whom was NJ. Shsdp,
stated the case, and claimed payment Of TIE (
gacies.
Mr. Tsis with whom was Mr. Stuart =,
United that there we're several qestlons 10 b q.
sdcred be'ors The fund could BE- parted with, 80
assuming that The bequest Of his hephsw, u
lIungcriord, had tailed.
Mr.. Wny aho sppeared for the Attorney ca
eral observed that the Crown vas interested ID q
event Of the Request bang declared void
Lord L,ngdale observed that he would %. /
Low arg matter a form 10 pfssea, the progtes,
the proceedings, bot would allow the pleinus
ameud h,s bill for the paspose Of making The =
cord perfect lie certainly considered The is
used by ID, Pfesldent "a proceedings Of the Co4r
81 the Eni,ed States, would bc the correct g.
be used IA all proceedings IN this country
MI Rush as wc undtrslood him. s,aIeG "A
lhr firm used wsy. the President 90 bxhAlf u L
People Of The United States.
I Lord l.angdals though, Il would b. nseesalf
I 10 amend The btll, 30 az 10 state precisely shs
+ sas that C!aimtd the fand., and shos ,hr act
Congress aud - 10 enable HIN to decide that
~as aeilns 10 sifid accordance WIih the Inlsrg
. 81 tbs ,estAtog. Alef that aEIcndmen, tie part
7 might ,aks reference 10 The nAt,rf, 10 u.csfn
+ Abe,h.f tie eAi.eten oi tbs leslal0ss legass :.
( failed
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In atou, an hour, il again ,ppearcd--,he paticn.

In about an Aosr, il again sppeared--ihe patient
all the while being lnsenslble iron the effects oil
opium, aided perhaps, by the electric shocks OF the
reptile Il protruded about two feet, and with
sharp Ratchet prepared Tor the purpose, It was sud
denly divided abou, lghteen inches below tho head
The lower part suddenly disappeared within The
stomach, exhibiting violent motion Tor about t"o
minutes An inoslon was then made, aud the
fragment VS. extracted. II proved 10 be conger
eel OF The electric species, tour feet long and three
inches IN diameter.
All unpleasant symptoms have since disappear.
ed. the wound IN The stomach healing rapidly, aud
Ii, patent is recovering his strength. We consi.
der In, The most remarkable case on record, OF Nv
ing animals found in the human stomach. full
report OF the case viii soon be published IA our
medical journals, under the sanction OF The aIlen-
ding ply sicIans.
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Office Of tho Telcgha,p,
DARIEN, March .,
LATEST FROM FLORIDA.

Micanopy coming N NTH all his Va,
riors We learn by the Captain Of n.
steamer Duncan McRae, which arrived hen
early on Monday morning, that Mcano.,
has at length come in, with all his warrior.
lie entered Gen. Jesup's Camp on the l5I
inst. The number he brought with him -,
no, ascertained by our informant and then.
was nothing known of Philip or OseoIa.
JACKSONVILLE, MARCH 23.-We bs,.
nothing from Gen. Jesup since the 10Th m,
He was then at Fort Armstrong, Dade,
battle ground.
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STILL LATER.

The news from Florida IS not by any
means Of as favorable complexion as that
Iatel receives.
The following Is az extract Of Letter
received BY the Eiltor ot the Charleston
Courier nom St. Augustine, under date VI
March II;
An express arrived here from Gen Jesup this
morning, bringing dispatches as late as the l2ih
ol March We understand he 3. not 80 sangaine
- 10 the result Ut the Treaty lately entered Into
sith the Chiefs, a. ~uuld appear tom the letters
published in our last. llecxpresses doubts TO the
ability OF the Chiefs TO govern their people, and
particularly their young men. And he aiso doubts
the faith OF Philip. Chief OF the Topkoky Indians.
Philip has force Of about 400 men."
Information also reached Charleston, on
the Goth, Nv Captain Southwick, from ST.
Augustine, that few moments before bis
leaving that place, an express arrived from
Plcoata, dated the same morning, Il 9Th
ns,.) which stated that the INDIANS attack.
ed that place the previous night and were
beaten oh-iurther Captain ). could no,
learn, but this can be relied on. The bu
gle was sounding as the Mills way leaving
the harbor; II was SAID, for Capt Hanson,
company to muster aud march forthwith tC
PlcoIala, or in that direction. Captain s
did not understand what the result was, on
| ~ that the Indians we're beaten oil, they
carrying with them some horses.
From VolusIa we learn (says the Char
lesion Courier that orders had been sen
10 Col. Tanning, by Gen. Jesup, tina, II
case he should receive no orders from th,
latter to the contrary by The 18th, he SHOULD
again take the field. In consequences o
these instructions, Col. Tanning, with hi
command Of about 500 men, marched OF
the Stb TO Lake Monroe.
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Mr.. Siertas0n. IS mol among eAl
least surprising incidents Of the DAY, ia;
Mr.. S,csenssn, our Mlautcr 10 Eagles.
has been formally denounced, with esdsG
dehberallon and design, 10 the Official pafe'
HIS offence IS hls having indignantly rFe
ed, 10 a letter published at \es York, d,
ampuiaiiun OF having wu,ten Letter, ~
llshed IN the Globe some mon,hs ago. ca.
lalnlug a high.wrough. eulogium upo0 %.
Letter Of Mr.. Van Buren, tn MIR. Sherrya
Williams, and especially that psri Il Rt.
bout the Bank Of the Untird States, and b.
clating hiss inieniIon TO have II re. pUblisas
10 England, &c. as was dom, by auats
person, with structures ln,ehded 10 untsi.|
mine The credit Of the United States baaI
lnthat country. The charge Of writing d
letter, or Of acting IN any manner as ar|
lisan abroad, MIR. Stevenson pronounts|
Iase and ealumnlous.
This IS his offence for which he is cha't|
ed, 10 broad terms, BY the Official paps
with /" lending himlelf to the American
rles in England, to counlHract the Jusi, nv
patriotic, aud national opinions OF vi
Rush.
Far be itfrom us 10 interfere 10 this qgl'
ter among friends. No, ours the duty
take up tho cudgels for the Minister.
do not know. indeed, whether, upon a I'D
scrutiny of the merits Of the dispute, W
Van Buren,, as private gentleman, ms
not have something to complain Of for v
earnedHeS with which the Minister y
thought fit to rcpudiate his doctrines "a
cemsng the Bank. But, hoseycr tha "a
be, the destiny Of Mr.. Stevenson, after
service which he has rendered, the labor
has gone through, aud The sacriiices gh
he has made II feeling and Of friendship
say nothing Of PRINCIPLES, to sustain the d.
Inant party, aud now to be delivered o'f
to the tender mercIes of the Official Ei7
can hnrdly enough be piticd. Il rem.
one Of the gallant racer of his native So
amcng the foremost once IN macy a VI
contested field, shelving some remains
blood IN the harness to which his gro" \
age aud stifiened limbs condemn him, kood
cd IN the head by some brutal driver
dragged out into the high. way for the "'
hounds TO feed upou.--.Sdt, hieiigc'@
Salary Of II. W. IFAifney.--Mr. 0f
land, Chairman Of the Select Commits
reported TO Congress that they had as7
tanned that X. NJ. Whitney is the Age"
t'1enty dcposI,e Banks, twelve OF which
hun, together, an annual salary Of s6'"
There can hardly be doubt that this ~
makes out Of the Deposlte Banks at 'p
sl5O,OOO year. Several Of the Banks .
; inse or failed to state what salary they y
him, and others declined telling whether
was their Agen.,--Rai. Register.
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operations IN ctNIl community.
North Carolina Mama. THIRTY Thou
sand Dollars were appropriated BY Act q
Congress, duriu. the iai sssion, Tor salts
ttIDg the Claims Of North Carolina upon lhe
General Government Tor services rendered
BY her Militia dunug the last War. Jus.
tee, though long delayed, has come at last.
Several Agents have heretofore been sent
WIN a view to tie settlement OF this clam,
bu. their Efforts we're trulless. We were not
aware Of the existence Of 40 appropriation
Tor thus purpose, unl.l We accidentally came
across II lacked 10 general bill contain.
ing numerous other lteals, here, We pre-.
sumo II was slipped ia By the elevcrness Of
some OF our Representa,lyes.-RdL Reg.
Extract Of letter 70 the Editor Of n. itkansas
G4setfs, from gentleman m tie thoc.av Ne,
tIon, do 81 2ui4 January.
Capt. Armstrong has succeeded in hav.
ING an agreement entered into between the
Chlckasav delegation and the ChoctaWs
whereby the former Nation IS allowed a
nome 10 the country Of their Old allies and
neIghbors, for which they pay 9J3J,00D. !
The Chicsasaws are to form one lis
trici Of The Caoctaw Nation, aud to cnlly
equal rights with Inc Choclsws. They vii
occupy the country bordering on the Cana.
diana tine Counlry-r.ch land aud good
water SO you may expect another emi.
grafton next spnug. The Cbickasiws vii
remove themselves, and ln'ead to wait uu.
,Il the Arkansas j. W, when they vii em.
bari. upon boats "Hh their families and bag
gage, and run up tie Choctaw country.
They viii not, therefore, be a nuisance anl
annoyance TO The people ot your State.
"Apot!nhola has demanded that oil white
men, including those who fave lotermarrl.
ed with his people, be expelled from the
Creek country"
1ales.-When il was proposed in Con.
gress, at an early stage Of our history, BY
one Of the Senators from Virginia, to give
titles 10 the highes, officers of our govern.
ment, his colleague, Mr.. Grayson, suggest.
ed that the President should be lied /" Ills
Limpid Highness and the Vice President
\" HIS Superfiuous ExceIcncy." As Mr..
Van Buren, seems disposed to introduce 10
10 his establishments much Of the show ant
psgeantry Of the Court at which he vas
temporary resident, We hope that Congress
will take this subject Of titles into seflou
consideration. The titles above sucgesie,
would be remarkably well applied TO tn,
, present Incumbents--" His Llmpld High
ness Martin Van Buren, Ills Saperfln
Gus ExcelIency Richard NJ. Johnson.
What could be more perfectly descrlptv
Of the two men ?-BostOa Atlas.
We have the painful duty Of announcin
the decease Of the Cheyaler SEVERN Lon
: ch, Charge d'Afialrcs OF His Majesty III
3. King Of Sweden and Norway. lie cxpi
5 ed at his lodgings in this city on Saturda
}. morning last, after few days illness. II
e appeared at the Inauguration Of the Pres
J. dent with other members Of the Diplomat
body, on the 4lh inst. but became so Ill tn
he was obliged to be removed from Il
H. Capitol to his lodgings before the ceremor
Il. was conciuded.-Nat. Intel.
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ers jumped I'M single bound on board. The
lady, coldand shiverlog, yetverm with una
ternaI Indignation against thekdnaPpers OF
her bov, was also lifted aboard.
Where's the officer any officer =
Where's the lieutenant
The Lieutenant made his appearance.
,Oh Lieutenant Walte,' SAID she, how
could YOU DO sol Give NE my son-gye
me bsck my poor boy thus instant
Lieutenant Waite looked foolish. Are
YOU determined 10 have nm Y
Determined, sir, TO have him 7 said she
with a look of iDeflabe Indignation. Yes,
tvst AMI will never leave this vessel TIL
/ - hun. Twill 90 to New Orleans-to
Texas-io the bottom of that sea, sooner
than leave you I'LL | get my poor Severan,
The fixed resolutlon--the resoluIe tone
of the mother overcame all the officers and
nonplused the crew OF the Invnclble. A
search was made for the boy, and IN few
minutes he was discovered in tears, hid a.
way in a place between decks, and sick and
disguised with one day 5 duty in the Texan
naval service as organized by land specula
tors and advenlurers IN this city.
Severan, my boy, come with your mo-
Their
/ He Jumped aboard the little skfi-hi:
mother followed hlm-the Whltehallers
none OF whom but felt JOY for the poor moth
er, seized their oars, showed oil from the
schooner, shaped their watery way TO Ne"
York, and at nine O'Clock at night, the
bright stars glitterlng III heaven above, they
reached the steps at the eastern end OF the
Battery. Sesefan and his mother went
home.
This is true story in all its leading de-
tails We challenge contradiction from a
nv quarter. We have names, and dates
and facts, and proof in abundance. Nothing
perhaps, has loJured the cause.-The glorI
Gus cause of Texas 50 much as the Wal
street spectators aud Five POINT advent
urers, who have been engaged in torwardu.
lts interests IN tins city. Hundreds an'
thousands Of that human article Of suppl,
and demand called man. can he got IN tAl
city, ard 10 take II, would be a mercy eS
tended 10 society aud TO Pubilc order; bu
when the Fexian Spectators cast their eve
upon the sons Of respectable clt.zen, IS :,
are something better lhan mere eiateral
10 raiSe the price Of land or 10 secure g'snl
We think a check aush. to be pat IL al sucl
operations ~ a ciNiI community.
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DIED.

Near New Market. Nj. on TIss5s3- 9Th
Inst, Nr. JASts T.. i'Ieotst. Tor q Long time .
member 81 the Methodist Episeopsl Church.
aud local Preacher.
On SUNDAY che 5Ih in.t sth residence
N Ibis place sher fsw days iiness. CsaaLEs
BiSss. Esq % ihe an year q his age.
Nr Birns h4i long filled tie responsible
st1ton - clerk 20 the Courts Il i.oudpga CO
Ne wss appointed u the C'srkship Of the
County Court ~ 100. - ths succss,Or ~ h..
fi,h,r ~ 1919. under The lag establishing
tie Cireut Superior C.ur system 10 he eouu.
ties. be 80 lisD appointed Clsfkt0 hat couri.
by JUICE Whit. both ~ shict be continued
a. bold up g. l-SJ. shen. under he prOv,si5ns
n tbe Ne~ Constitution. vhieh thsu ssnt iAta
operation ihs two ofices uefs sspaFaisi .and
BE- wst elected ~ sac Ass-irzey 10 gu thst
- the 0unty Cierkshtp. shfrh Ls held az lbs
dssp. 18th eredii ~ h,nseH snd sstnfaetioa
70 tie psbi,c .--iLss'susR WssAisgfaais.
o. Saturday isss. Mr. DAusl MATnias. Of
BoiivaS. aged about IS yssn
o. saturday lss,. Assr, lafsst dsushtis u
~. SsAs seessSsiss, - asSpaanEU.
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BALTIMORE MARKET

FsT iA' vs'k 'ad'ag PSi4sy svsaiAg, yNsveA 10
CATTLE I'VE advance our quotations To-
day for Beef on the hoof. 10 consequences oi
the limited supply. To $3.50 so.
FLOUR. Htssrd sLsa-Smsll parcel,
ere selling from Stones 81 rs. and the va.
Eon price OI0.9S. with . small advances for
choice brands; transactions are quite limited
The inspections for the week. ending Thur
day evening. eompriss 1885 barrels
GRAM Whssi-At the close 81 last week
two csrgoes Of GeTman red wheat, of prime
quality. acre sold II 1916 per bushei A
cargo u 800 bushels prime red and white.
~ss sold ~ t22i per bushsi.
C1H -EsTiy ~ the week sales 81 Yellow
we're made at 90a99 cts and II white az asa
~ ets. since hsh yeIlo~ has been sold ~
SOs9i eta and White AZ s5ss6 cents
kys-HSs declined shade. aud 10 nov
quote Maryland At Sl.1J4Si IS per bushsL
Osi' still continue ~ far supply We
qnots the current price AZ 411t8 cts
Cinrs'E'i This demand continues good
snd sales srs Masking from stores AZ S3ass 50
the latter price for very prime seed Ws
quote tie wagon price 81 t7.75iS9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-16
PUBLIC SALE.

HAVING determined to r.mo,. 10 N.
II West viii ssil, IN r.s,i.y u. .s..
'siis"i, t.S"sA,l my
HousehoH and K,iets, Furniture.
tICHAs
Feds, b.dstssd. .nd Bedding.
o"s bureau, din'ng spd breakfast Table,
One nst-rste Clock, , >-u Chair,,
One Corner Cupboard, Pot. AMI O,,n.
hruir,. TuOs, sc g. AI.o
Abou: 40 ~eisLt ofBA"oS
Ato, Toll let's Bi.eks-.i,Ls Tool, nsn
OF Sh,ch ere new.
s"ns Csrpeaisrt aud sons shos-Nat...
Tools.
Horss Shoes ready made, .or. Old lr,,
Que new Cart, irosed az the beet a,ep.,
DE "hsstB-rro~. and many oiLsr ara.
e'ss, loo nvmer'"s to mention
credit Of siK month. vii h. rive, q.
Gil sums over IS, hy tho purchaser ...,ns
bond With spp' owed security. An,nn. Or.
der -. cssh. sale Ia commences e,st, ).
the dsy. when due su,ods1o- - 10 b. .,,.a
V DAVID v iiIGIt.
Mar fAs <issi-r S,.,r. .G.A.
March ., 1897.
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PUBLIC SALE.

"iLL be sold. At public suction. on
w Thursday the 3Ulh instant, at the
residenee Of the sunscribsr. J miIss south OF
She pherdstown. the following Property, Wig (:
Several good Mich Cove, Q number Of
young thrifty Hogs. and . noted Brood Sou
with six elegant Pigs-ons Mare, calculated
TO work on the farm, will probsbly be offer
ed-FArbI"s Utensils. such 90 Harrows,
Ploughs. end their Gear. Wheat Fan. Cutting
Box, Grind stone, Wheel bsrrow, and . va
r'ety Of common place Iaplemsnts-Hou,s-
hold and Kitchen Furniture OF almost every
description, including Feather Beds, Bed
sissd., Buresus, TsoIss. (neW aud old. }
Chairs. do, one Ssitss. one Safe, one ter.
plate Stove, With ell its necessary sppsnd.
ages, Que 6rst-rste sight-dsy brsss Clock
Pots. Ovens. Kettles. Tubs, &c, with MANY
other articles, Too numerous TO specify
$50 bushels OF prime yellow Corn. ready
shslled. will be offered and 20 or 10 bush.
els Of Potstoes OF an sxesllsnt quality. Also.
soma valuable Books.
Terms On ell sums over IS. . credit Of
IL months will he gwen. by the purchaser
giving bond and approved security. For all
sums Of tS and under. the cash will DO re-
CURED. No property to be removed until
the terms Of ssls be complied with Sale
TO commence early in the day, when due at
tendance will be given BY
JAMES BLACK.
March l6. 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-16
REMARKS OF JOHN HooE, ESQ
OF MING GEORGE,
On tie nomination Of a Judge for n
J,Gs,SoH circuit.

or Ming GEORGE,
On tie nomination Of Judge for tie
JsGs,S son Circuit.
Ma. SPEAKER:-The purpose for
which Use. is to say lew words in
support Of the nomination made Of Mr.
BERRY, by the gentleman from JeH-r-
son. THIS gentleman had his birth in
the county Of which I am the repre-
sentative. He - the scion of a stock
which. for all the nobler qualities Of
our being-for all the higher traits Of
character, might Justly excite. Il not the
envy-6 not even the emulalIon-cer-
tslnly the imitation Of the world: and
his course through life has proved him
a son worthy Of such exemplary parent.
age Mr. y. left hs native county
when quite youth. ~ pursuit Of a
knoWled,e Of the Law. m ending ~
make Il the profession Of his life. lie
accomplished 90 doe time this laudi-
bic object and that Is now his vocation.
and he holds a. am informed "a The
country where his professional labors
have been bestowed. no ordinary legal
distinction. This gentleman Possesses
the very highest sense Of honor. and
holds the very highest grade m point
OF na2nanimty. IT, looks 10 all man.
KIND the 'ich and the poor. the high
and the low. a. entitled 10 the same
measure 81 justice; and AZ his hands
they will never lail 10 receive IL. Ne
a. man that possesses much more than
usual portion Of benevolenee. and the
best poised temper have almost ever
known; add may justly be added to
these qualifications. an uncommon de.
gree Of psr'P'euiiy and decision To
these--io All Of thsss--and 20 mote
thsn ell Of these recommendation Mr.
Speaker, Mr.. B. 10 sminenuy entitled
Mr.. Speaker. there vas on Saturday
last, IN the appointment Of Mr.. Allen
o the jOdisisEy. - Which already some
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-16

INDUSTRIOUS SNAKE STORY.
From The PiikadeLphia Public LedZsI


From The PiiLadeLphia Public LsJgsr.
Our readers will probably recolleeI
that some weeks since. We gave all ac-
count Of an extraordinary case IN Cal
Io~bIlI street, IN this city. Of living
snake existing "a the stomach OF q man.
When about fifteen years Of age. he
stopped TO drink Al spring in a field.
and while drinking. felt a sensation re-
sembling that produced by a solid sub
stance gliding down his throat. II
caused no pain or uneasIncss AZ the
time and he supposed Il to be bit Of
grass or some other harmless substance.
About SIX weeks afterwards. he felt
singular sensation 90 the stomach. fe-
semblIgg the movements Of a living
animal and sometimes attended With
unpleasant irritation or tiiIllItiOn. espe.
Clally Just before meals. and when he
had been a long time without food
Immediately, and Tor several hours ar.
ter .u,i meal all unpleasant, sen sat,ons
subsidized. Thes" symptoms continued
To increase ull the thirty fifth year Of
the patient, which he has recently con.
pleied, be suffering almost constant un.
eaInPss snd sometimes e1cruiating
pam. HI' sppet,ie Was very irfeguiar.
being sometimes - small that be would
not consume moe than an ounce Of
solid food daily Or a week and 81,
other times be was 80 soraeious. that
he would eat Eve pounds Of beef daily
Tor month.
One remarkable symptom Vas that
during these periods 81 ab.temiousness
be gained flesh ct the rate Of ten
pounds weekly and during the periods
Of yofAo',y. he lost IN = sth greater de-
gree, add vas sometimes exceedingly
enaoiAisd. While gaining hssh under
this loss IL appetite. his pulse VAS a.
regular. the digestive organs much de
Tangsd, he sleep disturbed. sod SOM.
tunes snhSely Suspended fog forty eight
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-03-16
NOTICES.

The Rev. NoRytL WILSON viii preach
10 inc Methodist kP'>coPsi Ghurrh in Charles .
Town. on sunday psxt. at II O'Clock.
- Til. Rev. J.sss " B.o~r. Axsnt 10,
the Hoard of Missions VI the Stairs VI Var.
E'n's ard N"sth Caroline. -iii, by Divine pee.
miss'os. p'ssch IN the Prs.by tsr,sa Church in
'hs place, on neIt sabbath evening. the 18Th
instant, 81 half past & o'eIvek.
|" The Rev Mr.. sArssx will preach.
oy the leave Of Providence, On Snith6sld, on
nsst Sabbath morning, at IL o'clock.
March ls.