Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-07-22
General Intelligence.

Wonderful News Cor the Deaf, Durl.n and
Dllna-s1 no Greatest Discovery OF thc
Age.
The following most importlnt and in
erts;lng paper we find in the London
M,rning Advertiser. aud have no doubt
N isvefacitv, rs the editor speaks from
ersouaI evidence, AMI his paper IS one
Il the mos, respectable in the British
Metropolis. We are mach surprised how
re or oar contemporaries have missed j
.lorc, f3r j, is certGniy the mos, tIrltIng
nl imp1itlnt intelligence received By
ne c. cal Western. However, we are
alsoeI for h delay by the pleasure OF
sqng the Fl st to lay i, b 'fo.e the AnerI-
Em Tcaler.-Enpire State
ExrRAoRpINARY CURES oTTHE DEAR
Sp DuuB-D Turnbuii'S mode OF
Aso,inr OF developing the ssuses OF
airing aud ,iglt, Is undoubtedly the most
pniprfuI discovery OF the age. GA more
aa ole occasion we have laid before The
bile accouus Of the miraculous cares
which wc have actually Witnessed th'
gflrm,n.e, AMI which, we hesitate no
confess. had we not seen we ccul
,rcelv have believed. However, as to-
rach publicity can not be given to dis
ysrv c,acuIl,el to confer upon man
laan beings blessings scarcely lntefll
existence itself, blessings without whIc
(, lacks It's chief value, discovery |
mich hose excluded by the absence
,ob, or hearir.r from the most d1slrab
1uacy and communion with the exile
M world are Admitted to enjoyments pr
DusIy unknown to them, 10 receive t
hi Of Heaven with all delighing rev
Nion.. aud hold free converse with tn
kul.-as too much publicity can net
vryen TO such discovery as lhiS,
mbesiatngy lay before the pubic
wondrons facts which we witnessed
hl Wednesday. Two patients, rec'
mcnd,d TO Dr.. TurnbnlPs care by
Rev. Dr.. M'Kinley, o: K'lmarnock-
IN named Margaret Shield, aged nlne We
:. whose parents thought she had loSl
"a hparnr when an infant by lever
aher named Mary Wilson, aged thIr
vars of Templeton Bum, h'lma'n
u ghose parents say she was oorn ueal
ut hmb -werc introduced INTO lhe =
Jet where we attended to witness DF. l
OIL. luis operations =.
m. Into he ears of each of these chill
10 he operator poured few drops OF
mn gqul, and aided small oi' Of II
80 ltevent It's escape They were the
- owed 10 sit Iietly for about hall an
''"' when the ID Ictor slowly aud sllent'
ecu proached frat the one and then the
} 10 with his watch in his hand; and II
on. cases. no sooner did he come wlln'
con- Or three wards OF the patient than u
rom Indicated a feeling of surprise, ana
ad. mcnt after, AS the ticking oil the
III became more distinctly heard, she
an exclamation Of delight, ana as
w. an attitude Of most anxious aitentl
rlo- prenty DESTROYS thoroughly 10 Ell
trust new sensation. Some simple soun'
Tex next uttered by the D1ctor's assist
lions were Immediately repeated by Il
.ho.e upon whom the experiment was
Words were next spoken IN "a
"' manner, aud with similar res
nd even whole sentences after bel
ways nouaced by DR.. Turnbulps asSis,s
ike 10 repeated by the patient, who. {
an hour before, was DO h deaf a
The child. of course, evinced
PAS seriousness Of the meaning OF I
,AI.- bul seemed to utter them from Il
n 'nY Of exercising a new faculty.
Pre-" wonderful result attended US.
gage would altogether fail TO
h
nuson- tDetd -. s,at, Inc Simple (,
S be latred, needs not aoy eAFanec
roceed- 'I ~ y :
as Tho We have given the name
s f cd OlIhe Rev. gentleman who rec
var, at he children, in order that u