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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-17


north % the Humber. thefa A now no doubt
ihnf M .r;- iii "a def,cicnt AZ leaet one
,h;-a- - w 20 ES,r =. cIr.o5,,
.ns,.~d ~, y: oo ...I t.c,~.rS II
these parts Of the kingdom Il every descrip-
tiOn az grain that 9gilkslI5 IS iss-I,ssIiala and
very decided change 10 the weather. there is
. . snan tne Poss,D.lIY tnat marketaoie
bread sinfls there will be absolutely nQne.-
Ia the more southern counties Of Essex, Sus.
eax ana Hevi, fhev,a fs !, 49, ,,s;,
!. Jul
- it,.g t,Akssss sscutoo ~ niOushAAsAy Pooo
sa NY HosS eonnss gSh aT only ga
even there m avernoa cro1 car, scarcelv no
~ ~ Il - 49,
The consequence Of he uniavorable pros.
poets Of The harvest has been d rapid rise in
the value at etePv dessrii0iinas Al rrs,imn "A
~, ~, ~ ~. Delng "a quar-
y! - wa.n.n ..l.s .a.. nve ana me Lon
wing nof reached Us. the INV W ~ 1ars -,
Der bbl. az 1oFgis flos,9 of S9G III q''I !, :
Is t.ss
snsediiv fSll - II a.d ' ~. s 49, guy MI
throughout the winter, a free importation in.
To Enrland If fnreiOn f1n,,r = \ I.o,,,I
There 10 ~ ;,,,,,1s-e...s 49,. :ssI,...L
10y go, = IlO sl'RV.tauA nome lnteIligenc0
Qs miscellaneous Kind but the Civil war in
Spain. IS. at length brought to a close. Don
Carlos having fis.d into Ir;s and fs rro,,
'otnIy 1outeu ana .., dispersed.
III i WIZ; Welt nom psoqE finally sailedfor
the sCahadas ID The Pidtie frirate on Satnr.
! ! 'yh .sAss' ssei
ss..ss,, s.tl..a u = --T-,Tsssg.s
50, ., $50, = 80. :, NV YeEE os,obere
~ aH pEeyPsd .o9y in Val Tho
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-17
A SIGN or aTfiE TIMES"


Ulster CounfS Cemgsntios A large and highly re-
specabIe meeting Of the Dem0crntic Republicans of
Ulster opposed to the Sub Treasury scheme. conyen-
cd lew DAYS aQo. ssf 80 A'ssf IA 49, p. FL
IA "A ssrcs 81 resoluions waa adopted, CT che whole
Of which we have NOT rooms but i will BE- seem fimn
The following, that The Convention declared prefer
enee Tor GKEERAL WINFIRLD Sccxr, as = candidate
", esetreA That IN the opinion oE this Convention,
the people of this country owe debt Of lasting al-
tude 20 WmrfAm G. KfvEsa NATiiANfEL Y. Tar
MADeks and J0HN G. CLARK. and thershaad Of asso-
clatess who noby and eucceeslully interpgsed their
sneEeies and atfssssd tho sideos execdtise coirup
Resofped, Thatshe afIaifs of shs State. under The
administration Of bis Excsllency WILIIAn. HI SEW
AlD. have been nanaged with tfanscendant ability,
Republican simplicity, and signal advantage 10 the
na0pls; and that we shnl continue 70 give him our
llEm aud decided counlenancp and support
kesosged, That although great ana decided ma.
lonsy g tse Ansllc1n tssps are evidently opposed
mprobahs that opposition viii fail unless present CON
dietne opinions md pFeiucts towards the opposing
candidates should be wholly recnnciled. and ihere b
reason 10 apprehend that the partial success of the
Administration IN the recent elections has resulted
from thee causes thefelore, 1ss' .Ft
~ Resolved That in selecting candidate tar ne
asdc. and such only ssiscied q vii com
bine The requisite qualifications with public tasoS.
unite the conflicting elements. and ensure success.
- Reselssd That Mai Gen. WINFIELD SEQTT
~ In The opinion Of this Convention. the individual
most likely % unite the whole body Of the people:
I1at ws sseasd hi!n as de pride. and hops g BE
!sase ana generous pnIo and tncals9psl:
ts palrios-she liyhtsned sAtenan. aud ths friend
q man. ana ahe9ld .ei=ics 10 be elevation 70 that
distinguished seiion. ~ y, gSNes. i ~ sons
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-17

TfemenSons Fsrs ana Loss ef LIE IN PRila-
delpkia.-The city Of Philadelphia was on
Friday visited 81 D coniagration the most
extensive. II Is said, that ever occurred there
destroying totally about forty buildings,
most Of them extensive warehouses; and
more or less burning from twelve to twenty
others. The total loss = variously essima-
ted, from $50 10 600 thousand dollafs-s0r,e
carry Il a. hiRh as q million. Some $3.50
600 Of the los q said 10 be insured. DsSiaes
this dreadful destruction Of property, several
lives are known TO have been Lost. and It is
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-17

VIM. ]. Graves by the Citizens Of Gerard County.
Ky, where he was born. Tho following we're among
the seniid,e6as ~ Igafs ~ 9iAE
Harry Clay Lake The majestic oak ef his own "a
tive oFeai, around whose head the Rtnines Of poti
sa, Esci,s have fashedhe yse stands unsca'Asd
Wiliam Henry IlrrsOn ~ ,nshed in the Geld
and Distinguished in tho councils of The na,i6h We
love him only less than anr oyn Clay. .,as innis
Daniel Webster. The able defender Of the cepssiiuy
tious his recent Magn nimons Withdrawal lfam me
Presidential contest entities him 10 The warmsst conf
alsndution Of tho Ametican people. tlila 5tis4l
TRe Mortality et Mebis The inteumenta from the
3lst August % The 26th September period Of 26and
half days, amount q 357. The disease il spreading
lathe vicinity Of Mobile 70 al alarming extent ii
reghhofhood &c iha Creek, sle sickness has never
been known 90 great ~ 20 general. Il III yaas s,gs,!
TAG 6eg tAsgl oat he lass u Tssas During our
tending he Poiics Court ii ths city & Houston, sal
ne wy he @orilly mayor who By the bys 10 hue
" feows gives the Leaders and r0wdies Siesse's i'm
perfect caution ieast i should Pc, IN 49,, ~.
tefafs he honor. io1 assault and baslsly! TRsSsi-
denea g teease was heard and appeared ihat tie
party who made the essaan got from the Other party
Rssy sRy ss;s shs S
sides Dams Nature had taken handy part in making
higm appear the worse for sseaFsi 81 sgfzs Ya III
Each paEsy sried p make out the 1e.t sf his eva
behalf Of lle corporation. y Nsff w fFEssl ~
May i pisnie yoar homer. eaid he 1aisssvu,s.
Sielsy said his heneE-Nl have heard eIoneh.--s
CO. the 5asze. and your opponeai my Ire ssae icF
the assanlt NE costs haast ks divided hetyseen va
M. Constable, zee q saenfiaa tAs lI1es ana ccs,s
ihe insS And cans Ssss coissiSa AHA amoun,.
ed in the yhe.e g go q ca, hsipg oi3S7 l3 ca.
apiece % tie pariss.-M o. PC. W.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-06
From The Loaisionian Of flct. "a


Ia our commercial articles we consider !,
slightly lrreselant TO introduce any thine ~,
strictly connected with our civ affairs: hn o,
1t IS nevertheless, requisite to state fact ne
considerable bearing upon the United states
bank, and through il upon the monc,a,.
matters OF the country at large. /, il ,his !.
that when the drafts of this bank on Hot,a,,.
geur q Co., of Paris, foI G2eO 600 wera
dlshonored for non acceptance, the maans
adopted by Mr.. Jaudon for their ultimate
protection, was that of raising 5000 Cflo
on mortgage of cotton Influenced bv him j.
Liverpool, and On an hypothecation of slock
aud other securities. The loan was obtained
m Liverpool from the banking house of
MessIs. Haywood, and at the killing rate of
9 per cent, with 2 per cent commissions
making total of 0 per cent paid for the
temporary preservation of ihsir credit. II
was upon The satisfactory assurance of this
loan being made that the Rothschild inter.
tered, and not upon any reliance on the sta.
bllIty of the concern. This statement an.
pears to u necessary, as i will wipe awav
any wrong impressions that, from the version
gwen by some prints, might lead to an erro.
neous idea as to the actual standing OF the
United States Bank in England aud France.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-06

The foreigner on the inhabitants OF Santa Fe,
because Of theft mode of bathing, would be
as iusthable, and as erroneous as that of the
Mehomctan censor of the women of England,
France, md America, because like those IN
his country, they are not coopsd up in The
harem. AZ length, our party emerged from
the water. The ladies' were dressed with
great dexterity by their maids; the wet bath.
ing clothes were collected; the hair, the
long, beautiful tresses OF black hair, which
had been kept up with comb before the
bath was taken; now Hoated in luxorient
abundance over the shoulders, and much
under the waist of the Santa Fecinas, as in
procession they returned 10 their respective
homes. They were careful not 10 walk TOO
fast, that they night not lose the benefit of
their refreshing dip; and when on arriv at
home they assembled, in tertulia, at their
porhes or in their paiios, the hair, like a
veil continued TO shroud almost every part
of them bet their face. They aIledged that
they could not otherwise have their tresses
and rlnglets dried before the hope OF rest.
Htreupon good deal of conversation fol.
lowed, as 10 The different habits of the ladies
in Santa Fe and those in England; till call
70 supper fortunately saved me- FROM the en-.
bsrrassmcnt of answering sone rather nuz.
zling AUber;Son's Letters on Pa.
rdgUdy.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-06

FATEREGH1s AND DstiQCkATIG UNION.
Bi ". II. 10L BERT q. 90.

Having been somcIt,d W the united request d
be ~ate Rights ana DeLolfiltic parties OF is.Is-
sppi, ana especially Of this section OF tie STAGE,
have Leci prevailed npJn TO publish "a weakly new
sp4ps, To snppo,ttbaf cred OF politics, winch The
TUNE we have assuu.ed demonstrates. Frmiy pre-
sGaded that the ibeaIes, pr0sPlity, hhFI iacs aud
IlnacpcdenC9 OF south, deepiy involved hose
upoaentoas questions, now agnated throughout the
Umon. The Periodis AT haIIo, when Il hehDoFes
ietery rIend Of tie South 10 and support trose
p.tHcPes Of Iigtt ani ntt resi-, which we sOiemly
claim ~ the charter Of our cOnleeratlon; main.
tam the integrity ofthe cOnstisutIOn the purity OF
the administration .ot the general government and
the sovereign independence, to which are ntiilcd
70 5 ople.
The "ellare Ofihe soath has been too long neg
iected--hrr original agnannuty an, honor are faA
mixing INTO disrepute--Our own state s a striking
instance of this fact, ana snpineness well nigh
reduces Gs TO northern Vassalage, has dsoTgauizeda
community at one tihc emnsntjy prosperous-ahd
destroyed the means Of recovery from embarrassment
for years.
Such policy has pro>trated energies, lead
Us INTO Twise projects, heaped upon corrupt and
Improbable corporations; which aimOst cast stg-
MA upon the good faith honor Of the state, These
errors should be corrected-ltho times demand IT,
lei us then resolve TO Iidus or em and assume that
enViabie condition we Io,n.eIiy 70 proudly held
Der might aud neans should be exhibited Ia the re-
pubhc--it just to orscivestn SHOULD do it, Ia Of
der to relieve OF that credniity OF Dependence.
long haoit mas eHgeHdefed among ms.
We hear speak To men OF Southern principles, aud
to hose devoted to that olgina+ sense OF government
under winch the cOnstit tiOn OF this republic was
greed upon and settled.
our object Is not TO mar the good feelings Of tho
north anu south, or 10 SHAKE that amy which should
exist between then, a nation, but merely vndi-
cate those right. we are entitled 10, and explain lie
constitutional remedies by which protected
" e are NJ equiVocally opposed TO Rationai Bank
10 The elevation OF Henry Clay, TO Tive Presidency,
winch we consider would be most destructive blov
to the south stability the union we will also
oppose that system OF Internal Improvement by The
general government advocated by the federal party
opposed TO all abuses and extravaganoe ia the
az administration of public affairs avowedly opposed
TO superAuouS revenue, or high Tadf--;n favor Of
free and dect trade, with the choice OF foreign OF
domestic markets, and in all other respects zealqusy
advocating the doctrine OF the Republican, and state
Rights school, forth il the Virginia anc Ken.
lucky resolutions OF '9S and '99.
TERMS
The estate Rights DemocIrtic Union" viii
he published at s. in advance or e6 at the end q
the year.
Yazoo City, Miss July 20, go.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-06
.IEWELRY aTORE.
COWIIINSION HOUSE.
mvHE UNDERSIGNED having secured
one Of the largest and best 4.
WARE.H OF ES

~ Al II EsAA U " y = - -
In Vicksburg, are prepared TO receive for
Sale, Shipment, or Storage, Cotton and
other produce. -
One Of them, Mn. A. A. HAIsEF, will
attend to the sale of Cotton in New Orleans,
and their agent, Colonel 6. S. Cook, will
superintehd the receiving and forwarding
the Cotton and produce at V'cksburg,
The undersigned will use every exertion
to get the very highest prices Of the market
either al Vicksburg or New Orleans, for such
ro,ton as NAV be entrusted TO them for sale;
and the proceeds Of the sale paid to the Gus.
tomer in the very money reserves, for the
Cotton sold. They will also buy Cotton;
hut in no instance will they except bills up
an tie cotton shipped or agreed to be ship,
ned to them. or Their WAREHOUSE
r Vicksburg, is the large and commOdIous
COTTON PREss, erected by William Il.
washington, OF. Levee street.
HAISEY & GWIN, Vicksburs Miss.
q "A. HALSEY & co. New Orleans.
September %, 1928.
n4rThe Lexington Union; Southern Re
nos g yicksburg Wing; Vicksburg Sent'.
rsl. Grand Gull Advertiser; Free Trader;
HoIIy Springs Republican; Democratic Un.
;an and Madison Wing Advocate, will ~.
~ The above until Ist January, 1910. and
so,s their accounts 70 THE Office.
lO'"a's NississiRps0n.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-06

AHERNETHIANA.-The late Mr.. Aber.
Deihy "oufd never permit his patients 10 talk
much. could not succeed IN sllencit o
loquaclous lady, BIZ, ty the following cx,
p diani:-;"Put out your tongue, Maoa. -
1hr lady complied. New keep il there ill
have done talkrg An old lady, very
much l.chheG to be p'o~y, onee sent TO h'nl,
ard t'ga1 b. saying tfqi her complaint COM
mtrctd when size was only three years old.
The professor 'rost abruptly ano tit her
house. 1t VAS otsCIvcG to Mr.. Abernethy
tina, he appeared TO i've much like Other
people. aud by ne m, ans to be bound BY his
swn rules. The professor replied, .That
be wished to according to his own precepts.
SDy he had such devil Of an appetite"
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-06
ADVERTISEMENTS.
WAEIIING~cN |oES.s.

w. Ii5IING-cN SIoES-.
TIVE subscribers having taken the above well
il known tavern stand o meriy owned b, Mr. J.
NJ Parsos and lataly III the occupancy of Mr.. Joab
Eeal respe ctfully inform the public, that they
nov prepared to acc mmodate these who may favor
them WITH their patronage-and that no exertion
shall be spared their part 10 make them comfort
able.
Attachef TO the establishment is good stable land.
as will be exclusively under lbc conro OF a person
Of experience the public that all horses sent
to j. will be properly attended to.
4UNTER & BELL.
Yazoo City; Oct. Is, s39-ff
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-06
FEMAl4E SCHOOL.

MRS 6. P. 900, respectfully announces to
the citizens # Yazoo City. aid surrounding coun,rs
that she will open FEMALI S HOOL, in IVA.
zoo { ~ on the 7th of Octsber next, m some COS
fortahl@ room; whea ne notice viii be given
4 few ou'g AIDES frc m thecountry, can procure
qERMs Of. ,fUITTON, Per sssion Of Ave
m 'hhs; Bithogr ,ohy, Beading, Wrtng and Afitlr-
mel Sl5- =, gil, Grnmmar, Geogra PHI, Natu,al
and 40 m losop.y y, Modern ard .ncient History,
Eesic Rhetoric and mpSitIon,--@0
Yazoo itY 8 pit IL, 1899.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-06
10 Ike P9x6Kc.

ne rights OF editors and pub ishers Of papefs have
been too !0ng ne. led Justice viii never lie done
unless themselves assert thei rights md enforce the
most rigid rues which in tho end will be found alike
sauary the public and beneficial 10 those eng
IN tie press Publishers of pape have been so loTig
imposed uno'i he community al large, Tint they are
eonsldered 10 some extent degraded class OF be gs
when ~ fact there no vocation in lie so honorable
deserving Of SO high consideration productive of so
much good class that ex-rts go powerful an inf.
ence 1t is known TO be proverbiai for the debtors to
newspaper publishers 20 consider their demands as
the lat to be- pad-debis t. which there is attached
ne mo'ai obligation. and whic' they can refus. f.
paY with justice and honor: hence, il is incumbtni
upoa The cantractsrs If the press assert heit own
rights, mud resolve, sereral md sintl 70 b.ing tilt
patrons o. newspapers under some Obligations tat
attach to othe contracts, awa remain IL poverty
and want. with hot and due them from The most
solvent men in the country.
! We Gil npop all Editors and publishers of papers
who approve o. the Ilewing rules to endorse th+m
b. thei signatures-place them At the heal of Their
papers, ana strict, adhere t. them
st. No subscription receired without payment in
Gdudnce.
81 No subscription received for less than siz
months.
3d. Advance paya'ent will be required from all
transient advertisers.
/ 4th To announce man for any Office, either
State or County, without The advance paynen ten
dollars.
5th Political circulars charged as advertisements
and payment required In Advance.
9Th. All ADVERTISEMENTS of personal atercatioD
viii be charged double and payment required in Gd.
Uance
TT. Election tickets will not be printed "nout
order, nor delivered 10 any person without payment
Tho above rIies, we, the undersigned. pledge our
selves to abide BY
Editor and Proprietor Of the Yazoa " Wing.
r. :. r. ATK
Editor ,ffhe Natchez Courier.
RESAN ON IL Hay
Publishers OF the M sis i piFree ader
JANE HAsAN,
Editor aud Proprietor Of the lex bu.4 Senlincl
VIM. NJ S9YTH,
Editor and Proprietor Of the Grard Gulf ADJ
A B. & :. c. CGRWFNE,
Editors and Propri:tcr ofthe Y zoo Banner
G O2GE WI son,
Editor and prophetic: OF the HoIs -Spr Burner,
1HON * B,.GF. N,
Editor Of the God T egraph.
IN Held,
Editor Grand f;uf hie
W.B 1tBO,
T Editor o the FaNette Advertiser.
NEED & NJ w rt'N
Publishers of tie Soufhprn eporter.
B kEt & C'7t'TIS
Editors and Propretors of The So thern rgus
.s.,-e sasl'at. NJ MOWER,
Publisher Of the So thern SentaeI.
-<-sts AR A. S. 81 r.,
Publisher of the Port Gibson Correspond mt
G'1O. KIGFG,
Editor "f Gall ts tar.
WILLIAM NJ. TOLIERT,
Publisher Of the State Rights and Demo -atic nIon
June 500
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-06

SUN ARRANGEMENTS.

The masl arrives. every Tuesdar. thursday aud
SATURDAY,. a, o'clock, A. VI. aud departs m
We nesday, Fridsy AMI Sunday, at 8 o'clock,
\. NJ.
The mail VII he closed on each day of its arrl.
vai, IT 5 o'clock. P VI.
The Post Office will - open every day, from g
O'Clock. A. NJ. nnti n ru.,l.1, IS excepted.
z EATON KEYS. r. Nj.
Yazoc Cin, Jul, = 1873
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-06
Rank Note Table, Corrected Weekly.
Yazoo City, Oct. 30, 1899

Commercial Bank Of Manchester, par.
Na,chez Banks and branches, 90.
Commercial Bank of Rodney, 40
Union Bank of Mississippi, ~ "
Nest Feliciana Railroad and Banking 20. 90
e.onmercial Bank Of Columbus, per Ct. dis'
Bank of Port Gibson, 90 ~
Bank of Lexington, 90 w. a.
Bank of Yickshurg, OO 10 -
pa;Iroad Bank Of Vicksburg, 40 Dc. 90.
Water Works Bank, Vicksbnrg, 20 &C. ~
Grand Gulf Bank, 20 0O' uo'
I axe Washington ard Deer Creek 5.
20 R.,lroad Banking Company, 40 Do. 40.
Tombipby Railroad Bank: C. 81 90 60
c, yI,e,s Bank Of Madison Go. y GO. 60
Brsndcn Bank,
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-06
Valuable Property For Sale
IN YAZOO CITY.

EA Ill he sold to tire highest b.ddcr on the Pub
tic Square, in the Town of Benton, on Mordat :.
The 2isi day OF October, inst, he undivided third
part o. Lot No. 2s2. OH the conner of Jeffeson and
VAN streets, in Yazoo City. 1he lot has valuable
buildings thereon, now occupied and yielding large
rent Said property belongs to the BfIlton & Man
chester Rail Road 4 Banking Company. and the
note. Of that tn.ttntion will be taken in payment
Title indisputable.
u. aICfIIE, Ceskier, p. T
Benton, Oct lst, S31.-2w.
he above sale is postponed until the 4th day
of Novembet. aext
October 90, ls:9.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-06

Attorney and Counsellor at LOw.
4 ITEMS regularly the Circuit Courts OF At
tai. Leak, Madison, Holmes md Yazoo coun-
ties. Office IT, Yazoo lily, sisippi, where he
eau a W Us b. found, except absent Oh professional
business.
|. Augnst 49, l4.9-n
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-06
NOTICE.

ETTERS ofadm ni.tfat,cn having been granted
to the undersigne' at the iuIy (ins' term of h.
Probate Cour' Y zoo ouny. upon the estate of
homa nanifl, ece -e,l--t ose indebted TO the es-
tate are requested m ke immediate payOent
Those haynA ainS aga.nst, tin estate will present
item within tn lne p'rscrb by law. or He forever
barred. WI IAN = DANIEL, Admir-
SAaA,' w DANIEL. Adm'x
1uly 10 tf
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-06
Gy.is A1lMlSIa

IRON ore to four spacious rooms, near the bus,.
= ness part OF the cit, with all necessary out.
house; suitable for family residences. Enquire at
Yazoo City. Oct.22. ls39-,c
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-06

The New York Sun has The following
account OF the experiments on the bod, OF
the murderer Coleman:
1.-The instrument used in these expert
ments, was newly invented one, called
Galvauic Multipler, the whole amount of
zinc surface exposed 10 the acid was about
one loot. and yet the shock Produced Is equal
II not greater than that OF battery Of 1000
feLF 'rch plates.
"Tae FIRST experiment on the body co.,
sisted Inhaiog he lungs with oxygen gas
b. means ot pIpe attached o d bladder of
tn gas, and inserted into an opening made
IN the IraCht a, al the same time tie Phreuc
n rvs was land bare IN the neck, and ont
pole OF the instrument vas placed In contac,
with it; the otheI pole was attached to
Metallic piece having a number OF points on
il, which were inserted over the region OF
the Diaphragm. The moment tbs iAstru-
ment was sat m operation, the muscles used
in RESPIRATION were thrown inio VIoient ac-
ton.
"The next experiment consisted IN laying
bare the posterlor FIbial nerve III the anr.e.
tn current was passed from this 10 the
opening ia the neck, The effect was 10 put
tn muscles of the leg IN action; the leg s as
fixed, then applying the poles OF the 'nstiu-
ment it became lorcihly axrebdsd.
Zone of the p0iss was then left IN contsct
with The nerve IN the heel he other was
placed IN the mouth touching the tolgu5.
TIE instant the contact was made he mouth
vas forciblv closed, and the wire vas so firm
~ haIa by the tsg th, that the head was raised
Quite off the table in the attempt to extII
cafe II.
1.-The operator was DR.. j. K. Chiffon. OF
Broadway, aud the result Of the experiment
vas that the muItpller acted as we'll upon
the exterior surface of the BODY as on the
exposed nerves WIN the exception Of test
ing the instrument. nothing new was elected
by the Observation-Disclosures.
The PRINTER. There are dark
spots on the fairest features OF ex-
istence, and a printer, though sub
iect In his vocation 10 more CROSSES,
and shade and biots, and biurrs,
and press-ures, and false impress
ions than most other men; jet ne
has many fair proofs OF the kind
ness of patrons and friends to cneef
him in his course; a consolation
that ne distributes useful knowi-
edge to thousands. chases the WIN
kles from the brow 81, care, corrects
the errors and removes the false mn
pressions of the public minds
planes down the asperltles, and
smoothes the predudices OF lIfe-
and though he is aware, that ne nm
self is a poor type for the obser-
vance of others. and does aspire
to lead the way yet he ever strives
to make his paper an index to point
to an uppigbt lie Of conduct-1ne E
recentacIe of opinions and s. una
moral sentiments that all ma, copy,
For this he asks but the approval OF
GOOD men. and encouragement OF
kind patrons. and though when ne
, shall be struck off from the ute OF
Iife-a period put to his earthly ex-
istence. ynd the coffin become the
recentacIe of his form, no column
or imnosing stone shall mark the
mot where is ffxedthe narrow, clay
cv bad. vet he trusts his memory
viii remain imprinted on the hearts
UftTiends.
Mud River Gazette.