Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-06-08

strate the following assumptions: s..-s.
4. That,h magnetic forces not only
prevade all matter, but that every living
being has peculiar magnetic nature.
e. That these forces are the means Of
motion and sensation. tsd E1ll Is faazs
8. That every Mental and Physical or
gan, and every muscle, has its correspond
ing magnetic poles .-.r s.,
A, That the Magnetic forces from the
different organs terminate in the face and
neck. and by means Of them the various
Expressions of Fear. Hope, Love, Anger,
etc. are expressed in The coantenance, and
the muscles and limbs are made to obey
the human will. sa=11s I'll L. 's@aa7~.->.5
s. That these organs may be ereiled,
Separately, or their action modified BY
Magnetism. as the condition Of The patient
may require. s.aa,,t... .5.. III. .s...s-r~..
/ 6. That this Magnetic nature is govern.
ed By laws peculiar 10 itself; and may be
communicated from one person TO anoth-
er. .s sslstq z4g -a s.@Ga".sg7gE9 ns@5 sa@
z. Another most important assumption
4 which we must now ado to the above. is,
that the Phrenological organs are not on
Ly located liz groups, but most, II not all Of
q them, ezist IN double pairs and one or
more in triple pairs!! For instance.
There are Two pairs Of Individuality, one
,ltaking .cognizance of things and the other
! of persons 1.-Two Of EoentaaLity, one
) pair taking cognizahce ofrecent. and the
5 ko,her of ancient events; two CT CompGri,
7 son, one pair for ideas, and the other Tor
D things; two Of Benerolenee, one for gio
: ing. and the other for pity /; two of Ven
+. grafton, one for the Deity, and The Other
n for man two OF Frmness, one relating L
e conscientiousness, and the other for perse
IS verance, etc. /; two of Self Esteem, one 70
;, the HUMAN WILL and self government
. and the other forthe government of others
1.-two pairs for Fear, two for Music, tw'
e for Place and SO OF the organs OF Con
seicn.iousness, BELIZE Gratituds. Amatsts
: ness, Loee Of Appreciation, Seeret'Ueness'
9, Aequisatireness. etc, etc. 81. g.-- Ia.
ri F:om these experiments am fully sal
10. isRed of the existence and location Of n
,r following organs, among others; VIZ, 4
:e rsnge, Gratitude, Patriotism, Jealousl
i, Modesty, Arersion, Com planning, Smsl
IN Taste, Pity. Regularity, aCAeeJulnes
r. Weeping. Sarcasm, etc, etc. a-.~z.
r. And il is a remarkable fact, that OF
"a pair Of the organs, Qhs Intellectual al
an Devotional ones. speciality are more
* eyated and refined in their exercises ihs
sw' the others. Thus. find. that the low
me organs Of CONF arison, take cognizance
nu- things. The upper ones, compare idea
MY the lower organs Of Causality, are eserc
re- ed on things the upper on Metaphysie
loi subjects, etc. ...t~.stfgz 81
'ol' This discovery is exceedingly in.ere
$ ing, and every Phrenologist will, at on
and n.rcs;ve how immensely important il
coli TO the science, and how satisfactorily II
'en.' plains many difficulties which have h
'un- erto preplexed and embarrassed those n
n o. experienced in this interesting study.
i 10 For some time had supposed that
organs must have double functions,
God, these experiments have demonstrated
ries, instead Of double functions, they exls
dent double pairs, and the uniformity and b
and ~ Of1hs groups corresponding, as me.
/ en-. u;tb he eonseeutirs poles ia the face
hich more interesting than we can find
enc ouare 10 describe. Never were W
. re. profoundly Impressed with a sense Of
win. wisdom ofthat great and good Being
lien. on fading the location and groupin
have the different organs, Nth their eOrresp
triety ing poles. N
aho- thus, for instance, we fird In one s
,join- those which relate 70 A''aenusH'
anon. another those which relate 10 Home
sisf Country; in another. those which
won. 10 wa, Decision, Justice. and 20
.ous... mem. in another, those which rel'
alf Of :he Defy and a Future Stase ; ~ "
sup. err. those which relate to TIE deter
! any ourselves. and the preserDatios OF GU