Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-11-27

ions OF the great inporlmc Of AT, f;,,
every possible tlciI'v 10 oar met,c.,I, :,
; it"tio"S, wtli. We lrust. have tbsir d,,
eiis'rt upon the pubic mind. P..opIc -
gene al nave 40 adequate idea Of The i,
Porhice OF thorough knowledge O
anatomy 10 every medical practi,ioner.-
1t rs Iu fact the basis OF all medical knowl
edge. as the study OF arithmetic presup.
poses knowledge Of numbers. The
man who begins 10 practice with medi-
cInrs upon the human machine withou:
an intimate acquaintance with its various
paris. learns slowly by experiment upon
the living man that knowledge which the
instructed physician begins with the foil
possession of. And how many machines
my De destroyed before the quack learns
to operateI
EASY NOPE OF Epe1ye RAzoRs-
Va the rough side Of strap Of lea her.
Or an undreSseI calf kin, or binding of a
DOOR, rub IA piece of tin or a common
new'er spoon Tor haf minute, or hi The
,ra'ner becomes glossy with the metal
II me razor br passed over this leather
about half a dozen of times, il will ac
q"lre a inner edge than by any other
Observation-Disclosures Magazine.
RESTORATION To s1eHr.-One of The
most surprising and pleasing evidences OF
the invaluable skill OF DIR. Wheeler. as
an ocullst, has been manifested within
these few days, in the complete reslora-
ton OF the visual raw" ia the case Of
the infant daughter of Mrs. Reeve. No.
~ Marion street, in this city. This
child had been. for nearly a fortnight,
completely blind, in one of the severest
Stages of Egyptian oplomia The pro-
/ 'SsIonal aid of DR.. w. was summoned
alter the Intellectual attempts of a medical
gentleman 10 administer relief IN The
course OF two days, by the skiIifuI and
J"dlcious treatment of this distinguished
o'uils;. the little sufferer was enabled 10
behold once more the counlenance Of a
tender mother and TO add another endur.
nIg laurel TO the professional fame of Dr
Vince er,-N y Sta,,
FOLLY AND DEATH. We understand
that The elephant exhibited in this pIac,.
last weeks killed an individual on Sunday.
Lo" Tavern, about lwel w miles dis
tant hence. Ii appears that the eIephan,
Vas fastened IN the neighborhood of the
mouse where som" foolish persons under.
look 10 amuse themselves at The pxpenss
o. the sagacious animal. His ke.per
inoWing the danger of such a nrocreJ-
ing, removed him 10 a retired sput aboo
one fourth Of mile of, and chained BIN
IA tree. The Ime needless and rerk-
less individuals followed him the,e. when
one OF them WAS taken up by The elephant
III his trunk and thrown several rods
Another then advanced 10 within reach
OF the enraged and nsuIted blast. when
ne was seized and thrown in a similar
manner, his body pierced through with
the enormous tusk of the elrphani, which
caused The Immediate death of Ihe nm.
fortunate mAn.-POrL Depos;te Rock
From the BOatOn Transcript, Of 7iues1nz.
REV Mr.. PIERPoNT.-We learn from
tne Gazette thai, at an adjou ned meeting
OF The Hollis street Sociev v, hehI last eye
nIng, the report made by the majority Of
their committee month ago, came up
for consideration. The motion being
made by Mr.. Crane TO accept the same. il
was raj ected-59 voting ia the aft ma.
tive, and 90 in The negative. Subseoucn,
" the following resolve was subnirred by
Mr.. Boyd
ReSolred, That The vote passed on The
5o'h September last, whereby The Rev
Iohn PIerpoInt was requested to take nm hi.
I"i'hec''on "a pastor OF this society. BE- ana
t'e same Is hereby re>cinded; and Ina, n. a
o'c'e'y we DO approve, aud will endpayor
!" SUSAN The freedom aud independence
u OUT PuiPi' as illustrated in his past min-
The resolve was passed by vote of
o. IN The affirmative. and five in The neo-
ahve-the dIssenliens having gen ralIy
relr'd from the room The mee,ino
was then "djodrned without dav, and n
may be expected that Mr.. Pirrpeut will
resume his pulpit next Slbbuh.
GENERAL BANKING Law. The de-.
clSion OF the Supreme Court of his Stat.
declaring the banks established under The
General Blinking Inv 10 be- iuforuoJ
Created qn'te sensa ion here Yesterday
The decision is. that these banks are IN
lheir nature interpretations and there
tore, thtt IN order to be co1sli,u,ionaIlv
au'hor zed, the act under which they wer,
esta 'Ished, should have been passed by :
majority of two thirds in bo,h Houses
which " was not. Of course, if he act il,
s''I IS unconstitutional, it is either ms,
j@c'" a m@tttty, or i. must be- immediatel,
repealed, or pissed by The constitutions
maj 'fly. An evening paper Dresumet
that the case will b. carried up To III,
con OF Errors; which is another nam,
iof the Senate, acting in II judicial char
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