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= SECOND VOLUME OF
Z Fl F Nj AGN ET,

DEVOrED TO THE INVESTIGATION
DOF HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY, embracing
Cephology, Phrenology, Pathology ,Physiogno-
my, Psy chology, Neurology Electricity, Galvan-
ism, Magnetism, Light, Caloric, Life,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-19
Temperance Houses.

+" propose advertising all temperance Houses,
far off and near. viii friend Hyde and others
aid in furnishing liss?
aEGRAaAM HoUsE, Roswell Goss, n. Y. City,
63 Barclay St. .... -
Weymoth Hotel. Weymouth, Mass ALB. Wells
Phoenix House, Dedhaln, - Clarke
Temperance 8 Soughton. - Hayden.
|. A. Markham, Randolph, VT. .e....
Jas. J. Cameron, Caldwell, n. Y. Warren Co.
n lngersoI, Hebron -" ash Co.
b. b. Brown, Middlebury, ~...
Crane, Vergennes,
E. Hill, Shoreham, 49,. -. ~.. -.
L Caldwell, Ne" Haven,
Al Stow, %
Ill l.. c. Keller, Monkton, j.: .........
II. Vrlden5urgh Bristol, -.".. ..:
Martins, Ferrisburgh.
f.. Geo. Pease, Charlotte, - j.. ...
G. Spencer, CastIeton,
A. Hyde, Saratoga Springs, N. Y
DelavAn House, Albany, -
Slffold, g..
P Johnson s. Son, Whitehall, :.
Isaac Bull, River ST. Troy, ..
5. Stafford, Montpelier, ... ~. -.
f.. Tee Total House Worcester, Mass.
Thomas MLaughIin, Putslord, Vt.
+ <":: Fay, Stockbidge, ....
O. Arnold, Chester, N. Y. ~.".@.
Charles Bra.nerd, Elizdbethtown, NY,
Lucius Bishop, = ~. ~ Sc
Columbia Hotel, Saratoga Springs, Bslch
Congress Spring House, :. Moriarty.
Temperance Hotel, ..~" Swain. -. ...
% House, Lake George, -
=: 70 Hotel, Schuylervile, ScoyiII.
d: ." Saltwater, Hunter :...
81 Centre Falls, Greenwich,
s"- .-.-. . Anthony
" Pottston, Walch.
1" House, Cannon Place, Troy
hitchcock
a. hotel, Galeville. -
g :" Copenhagen, L. G.. Hildreth.
Washington - Lowville, l. Mood.
| Temperance 6 Watson, s Sdfford.
House, Dexter, LasselL -
| "-~ 4" ~ Russia, Z Root
+" 4" Johnstown, Persons,
Is g Johnson
! g + A Pomeroy
-. :" Galway Corners, c roster.
Milton, Sprague. ~
:. hotel, Gen's Falls, 5 Potter.
VIM. W oodSard, WaIworth, N. Y.
w Corning Ontario.
VIM. Dix. Townshend Harbor, Mass.
M Putnam, Fi,chburg,
L. Balch, Leominister, $"
Vim Robinson, Lancaster,
Geo IS /" /"
Emory Holman, Bolton, 's
EEbndge Houghton .
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-19

KREosoTE.-We see it stated in seve-
raj Of The city papers that Dr.. Boardman
whose death we published last week, died
from The effects OF KreosoIe. He was al
plying il for the tooth ache, when por.
ton Went down his throat, producing in
Gamallon which resulted ia death. - Chris.
HaH FREEMAN. ~.:. ~ 49, -.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-19

HoT WEATHER.-The Mail states that
the mercury in the the.hometer at the co.,
ner OF Washington and Milk streets. stood
al los, on Tuesday, 9Th uIt at noon, in
The shade. The same thermometer has
been ttere for number of years, and The
mercury has never before been known to
rise hie her than-I02.
WoNDERFUL DEsPATcH.-Mr. Web.
sler's Grafton, delivered at Bunker Hill on
Saturday afternoon, was published ia The
United 5 ates Gazette at Philadelphia on
Monday mornings copy of the same
Was received in Boston from Philadelphia
early on Tuesday morning. Wonderful
are the triumphs Of steam.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-19

IMPORTANT DLcIsIoN.-TH Tie hq6iItty
Of Steam Beats agt Railroads and lost
Baggage.-lI will be seen bya reference
10 the report OF the case of Tobey Is Van,
dtr6lit, which mas been published, that The
Court Of Errors have affirmed the decis-
ions OF the lower Cours, establishing the
doctrine Of the Commoa Law.
1. That all common carriers are re
sponsIblt Tor goods put On board of vessels
for conveyance, without reference or re-.
specl 70 any notice that they may give that
they will not be held thus responsible. ~.
2 That a notice on the part of the
owners Of any steam bont or conveyance,
that they will not be accountable, unless a
receipt is taken, does not exonoraie them
from responsibility.
The same decisions have been given ia
many cases in several o. the States as well
as New YORK before the present, bu, The
question has now been carried 10 our high.
EST tribunal, aud SO far as our own Safe
I'm Yorklis concerned is definitely sci.
tIe! .:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-19

MoUNT VERNoN.-Thee estate once in
the propietorship, and now embracing the
tomb of Washington. is for sale, and MY
be purchased for S2o.oOo-quite as much
we apprehend as it is worth. 1t has been
dreadfutly cursed with slavery, or that i'm
provident cultivation which charactertz S
the slave states generally-the buildings
upon it are much dIIapidated, and the land
greatly oyergrown with bushes. 1t com.
prises about one thousand acres Of land ,
and is about twelve miles distant from
Washing.on cllY.-Chris.ian freeman. ..
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-19

A man named JAMES LAYTON, was
hung by mob on the 49th ult at Farm
ington, Missouri. He was under con
viction for the murder of his wife, but
II ough the exerl;ons.of his counsel who
took exceptions to the Judge charge, had
been respited by the Governor ill the Ist
of Sep.ember The sovereign peop'e dis.
liking this, took the matter into their own
hands, and very coolly committed an
atrocious murder to make sure thai mur-
derer should not escape unpunished. =
Christian FfeeMda. -. .:*.. ==...- i
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-19
BY LA ROY SUNDERLAND

..~" BY LA ROY SUNDERLAND.
The design of this populpr and Interesting wor.
is the investigation of all the laws which apertan
10 Human life, and whcn are concerned in the
production of those states of the mind, called
5 mnambulism, Insanity. Dreaming, Second
Sight, SomnIpathy, Trance, CldirVoyance, and
various other Mental Phenomena, hlch have
hitherto remained shrouded in mystery 49,"
Its pages are enriched with Essays nd Com
munlcaons, detailing facts, Illustrating the sci
enee of CePhology which teaches the influences
and suscentbllitles OF the human Brain and the
method of controlling its separate organs by
Patriotism; together with such information as may
assist IN the most successful application of this
wonderful agent to Diagnosis the deI;nestion of
Characer-and the -
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-19

An EVIL DISPOSED CoNvIcT.-On
Monday. the 25!h ok. Mr.. BardsIey. who
has the ch1rse ofthe hospital al Sing Sing,
IN goiag his rounds, was ferociously as
saulled by convict. and severely injured
But for the timely arrival of assistance, he
would undoubtedly have been killed. =
Two Of his ribs were brokea, and other in
iuries Inflicted upon him.-Christian
freeman H.. -:. ~=- - -. -. -. "
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-19

The Nest Highly Approved Medicine now
in General use for Coughs, Colds, and A.
Diseases of the Lungs.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-07-19

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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-17
IOWA HOUSE,
a-sou, Landing, Rioonins ton, JOsr

Ftl3.50at LANDING, EtO0man8 tons SOsS"'
ElIE undersigned having leased his long estaD-
shel and well known TAVERN STAND
arcrm Of years, and added to il such an addition
viii enable him to accommodate jewellers and
Fasn a manner mare acceptable than its former
(anslOas would permit, returns his thanks for me
pal patronage heretofore bestowed upon his house,
sicls continuanc Of the same. Having Ia
lhe stand for number Of years, placing his reii-
anr patronage upon his merits, he is determined
Continue, as heretofore. to strive to merit liberal
ae of patronage by the use OF every effolt to rem
! The stay of his guests pleasant and agreeable
slAB.E Snail a. ali times be supplied with the
fa@e m,,Sc, affords, served up in style not to
surpassed in any country. The BAR will be kept
piled with the choicest Wines and Liquors, and
oar roon having always been quiet and free from
~ 'l1se wishing to be retired need not entertain
Tears of The least disturbance. Porters always
saenhncc to transport baggage from and to the
,a@ nee Of expense. s'fs
'NSiAbLE. heretofore under his control, has
VII Fased to couple ofyoung gentlemen OF expe-
d'' ID The business, and VINO are prepared with
'Ss and Carriages for The usennd transportion Of
>a9s, my part Of the Territory, gentlemen
.AneS "sliny to visit any part ofthc Territory,
ls s'ad OF convey can he accommodated ny
"aoa at the Iowa House, where their wants
''Fa nelntely a,tendcdio. AZ. ~ at.g.l
n liza. -. VIM. FRYE.
ODomHston. Aoril Isl lS42.vl-34tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-17
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
~ ,JNO. B. RUSSELL.

or SvpscRIprIox.--Two Dollars per
1sa' ', ADVANCE. When payment is not made
'na 1nc, a, additional charge Of Fifty Gents will
a1' ava. fr every three months delay, until pay
ma l;s made. subscriptions fos. less term than
'n' will be charged at the rate Of Three Dol
|as l eal ADVANCE payment required. q No paper
~ a ;,red until arrearages are paid. except at the
s; o Of the publisher.
|Puon - A. W. Anyrarr.1xc.-For q square Of Is
Insertion. 81 90; each subsequent insertion.
cr' a,s ,rrcr ones in proportion. Advertisements
Y, =, he ,iice for publication without designa-
\" =. sa,!,er of insertion, will be continued I'M
|, ,rlsred out, and charged for accordingly
[.r;,ral deductions made tn yearly advertisers.
~ etcrs addressed to the Editor, in ORDER to
.sre attention. MUST he POSTPAID.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-17
y. q. nECKErr 4; CO.,

4. @. BECKETT & CO..
va,, Street, one door 6elosc the lotca House,
FIVE inst received fran St. Louis, complete
49, rtn,ent Of GROCERIES. which they
n .,I very cheap for cash or country produce.
Va,e Is. 1913.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-17

The Delinquent SGbsrytbes,s Solfssdwv.
Yes, il Is SO! t~o years have flown,
Since frst took my paper:
Time scarcely comes ere It is gone. s.
Like transient blaze Of taper.
Could ! keep pace with his career. s.
Though ere 50 transitory,)
And pay my printers bills, each gear,
'Twere not 90 sad story.
But now, near twice twelve months. I ind
The printers have been drilling -.
And dunning negligence like mine,
And I've not paid shilling.
The bill is now Eve doliars--near~- sa.
It grieves me much 10 think it,
When have spent twice that. each year,
For many usclcs irinket aleas
Alas! how could wrong the man, -
Who long has sent me weekly,
So rich treasure and who can
Endure such treatment ticekly4 1882
Dilute I've suffered much from fear,
And mental perturbation, ..-.c
Lest ! should see my name appear
In black list publication.
But thanks to Providence, most kind, ta
And Printers long fortcarance.
lnow will ease my troubled mind,
By paying of my clearance.
There left me now-ah, let me se6
From wages Of last winter,
Only solitary V,
And that shall pay the printer.
My negligence in time that's past,
Hope he'll not think hard on.
Foil will pay him we'll at last
And humbIy beg his pardon.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-17
JOHN d. DOUGHERTY,
dP0TNEC.aRr & 9DRUGG TST;

y BLOOMINGTON IOWA, -
4 'epS constantly On hand, complete assor'-
H. @sni of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils. Var
!, ID Dye s,uffs. Books. Writing Paper, Warp
~; 'Per Ink, Quilts & Stationary Of every de-
rum all of which are offered low for CASH or
NJ Every article warranted Of the best quail.
e,,' n.G'nseng aud Scneka Snake Root taken
"aan,e for Drucs.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-17

NAN 0TiLNfEs
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-17

a Ogilvle Il Go
GUARDING & COM MI SS1ON
N73AH1AMES9
h9,bGR 5 Ia r'oreignand Domestic Dry 1ooos
(;rr,ri,s, Boots md Shoes, Nails, Iron, STEEL
[.ior,. &c. &c. Also, on consignment. cnoiee
[,rn,at, IF imported Liquors, oil Of (which WILDE
yery low for Cash.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-17
CHARLES NATION, ~
nj Lasc and Notary Public

B.ooMIxorox, Iowa, al y
II, give pro mp. attention to all professional ~
| a., with watch he may be favored. He has 'iuIi
An authority to administer soaths and take
[snyI.l,n,n,s, or proofs Of deeds. mortgages,
v,t.o ,t,.nsy, and other instruments OF writing.
|a-,oSs in the Court House. mar IL, 43.
kn.u NGILvIE.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-17

j. Z. q. Beckett & Co.,
na."s anl COD,,ntssjOn .Merchants, and
4 Gasr5 In Groceries and PrOdace,
o''rs below Chestnut, on, Water Street.
BLOOMINGTON, IOWA. r
a., Ncscrsto M a.g1 8
RIVE & CO., FosTER g. RIcHMAx,
S~SSErr & Co.. PARn1sH & WELcH.
y In, LIVERPOOL, and GROUND AL
'" oa's for sale, CHEAP for cash; by s.
F.O BECKETT f Co
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-17

Dn. II. COVELI.
srpGEON s. PLY SlClAN'
SALEM, IOWA.
nAylNi we'll supplied himself WIN Mea .San.
II i;rc,ly to attend to all calls. ns'' ''a"A
! fr past patronage. ,A,f
Ellen, Iowa, Jan %, lS4S
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-17
PUBLIC HOUSE.

u CoyEIL. respectfully informsthe public mat
D. he continues to keep Public House al ga
,, Mascat,ne county, Iowa, wher: the hes! accom-,
Millions can be had, between Bloomington ano
vmp3n Private rooms to be had at all times
stable is good, and at all times furnished WIN
/ sinls Of provender. He invites test OF these
teneats. Several comfortable houses TO rent.
flcm, Iowa, Jan 2S 1912 'fu
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-17
a Ogilvie e. Co

PETER JACKSON.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-05-09

Odein If Grfdf Men.-lIoaor ""
beggar; llesiod a small farmer hs'P d.
Terence we've slaves; Virgil was P"..''
Horace was a shop keeper tronl"''
butcher Richardson and IranalI"' |,
ters; Akensidc, and ktrkwht'e, ana '''
diuel Wolscy, md Daniel pcioe, were 'p".
Of butchers: Gen. Green was h!ac"sll'.' :
Washington was n surveyor; ben '','
son was brick lay er, bn, when be Il'a :
frou,i IN his hand, he bud "o"h ~ ~
pockot-iIalley was the son 81 soap ~ ~
Ter; Hcrshcll was poor filters DO, u y.
army Simpson was "eavefl oh',f
was a cabin boy Rodgef Sherman. 40. =.
meas, Paiens, Pcndrei, llolenlt, 'i ,'
Bloomfield, aud Fox, were shoenla"',
Pope Adrian the VI, was the son OIL -
boat builder; Columbus was %ea's'
Demosthones was the son oil cutler
Riches may procure Tho respect o. u. w.
but not the favor Of Con. Poverty III
exclude you from the favor OF inc W.
but not from the bliss Of Heaven,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-05-09

cations aud assuming various vord-
and fantastic shapes. To the ,a ,,'' 'iiI
were fortunate enough TO witness !, !. VIC
Peared under different aspects. a,5 = z,
imagination of the observer has 'le
form aud semblanee most cons,,d e,eh u
the train of ideas which its starll,r. VIVA ",
Unity inspired. Madison ua1 ~. saa'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-05-09
LATER FROM ENGI.Nn

New York, brings London papars ~ .!
sih and Liverpool to the glb W ~ lA'
indebted to the Sun aud Herald e., . saie
containing her news. 'A'tas
In The House of Lords ON Inc -,t
hougham brought forward his mot. ,1ta
a vote of thanks To Lord Ashbp,,oa9 ,''
having successfully negotiated Inc n.y.. ny
treaty with America. lie recamnts,
the leading incidents in the hislo,v - 1''
boundary disputes between the tso
tries, in the course Of which he va. S ~,
severe on General Cass. Thu 49,
having been debated a, some Iepa,b ','ya
carried without n division.
! In the House Of Commons, Sir Rd..
Feel, expressed his regret tia, 10 ~
not give any satisfactory information -,
respect TO progress IN the formahos
commercial treaties with other con.,.
lie was even doubtful whether 3, :,
was polite to pursue too far the 5, .,o.
negotiating 70. reciprocal concession
stead Of pursuing an independent COM
Ia the House of Lords, on the IN H.,
Monleagle brought forward lis mo,;o,
returns Of cotton and wool impo,,o3
each Of the last seven years ami -
amount Of the duties paid On M ).
with view Of showing The lmnol,,,
imposing taxes on raw materials onJ 4
preiudIcng the staple trade and giyip, 5
vantage TO the foreign manufacturer,
frah-s.-M. Odillon Barr,u =. Il
me pr'nelp' leaders Of The I.iberol ~.
IN The Chambe. Il Drpn,ics. bas s,,,p
/ tice OF motion TO .e,.pc, H., ~.
o. ti'e Coat af Peers ~. s1. 's'..''aa
limits. eo''s'' u''ot-l
The nupiials of tho Princess :,
and the Prince Of Gotha ulIl tahcl I' n'ae
+ Foniaiubleau on the 20th instant. NIe
will he given, as the ROYAL iam.i, arr
too much affected for such rejoicing lac
sequence d tie death d the DuLe q o.
leans.
SPlia.-1he new Ctantc; IS al
+ bc composed as follows iul.coall'l.at,
lo3 Coaltllonisis, 81 Dubtul, i. q
100 viii no doubt support lie RrecH
~ the measures ii thu present Alfl.
A. to the cNac, men lhcy mas dss.e
is another affair. Accounts itoa Y
81 the 2-lh March state tie ,fcns
ions were proceeding 10 favor # II
,crs. On that day the .ea.r IF H.
den quicksilver mines ~ adadse3
nor Salamanca al 4Il liz oa.ats
Welswe,er. agent If lie Ratlscal
,bc prIzc by few reals.
d. LIE, g.. Pc.
ct .t.. a,Il..fa4 l.c
~. T.h,.,a.,x .,i.,.s ,t-.'.s.r..
-. L.l a..,.4 -.
aaa.t'a."c p.ie..,,,e4 !, go.
$500 II p. a, III
,.raa.a,t. ...',f.,,,....'...N -.
f1;., Tlo ,a,,,e. r.m go.
~, - T'..
.,,l ! !. a,n...,si ..1 II,
spirit which led 70 tie riot II ll,e
ccmber seemed likely % T. entire
ducd ~ the prudent measures 4
uiC,paI authorities. Elepoo, TIE il,.t i
rerial Commissioner, iepuled Is +
pcror 20 conduct Tie comueuat
tons With Sir Henry foiitager. art
canton ~ the ioth Ja1aan - y
merchants desired g have - Hs
Mtn him, winch he drelmef. y
he hls demanded it"m them, Il aeN
The whole amount q 'heir dehN' vic.
70 lbc extent q $1,000 600 d"sat"
Chains Tor indomnfiieai.r rfs.s1ns
parties 1"*e properly Ra@ &C..
lhg the disturbance q ihe ~ -. a
have not set been settled. lhe
officers have made uifcet ethft e
s htffNefA pAftAt0%r tktfF AAtF-F HFHAtt ~
10 me hands Of or heuR foIlt|
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-05-09

W. II is a singular fact that Mr Van
Buren, is NOW q competitor for the Presi-
dency against Mr.. Calhoun, who voted in
favor Of his rejection as Minister 10 the
Court Of St. James. They are now both
Of the same party, and both looking to the
same Convention for support l-Ral. Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-05-09
SURGICAL OPERATIONS AND MES.
MERISM

A very interesting and satisfactory de.
monstra,lon Of the value Of tive magnetic
qfncrce 10 Surgery was shewn on Fri.
day lest.
A Young lad! ulo has been distressed
Gor long time wlih a poiypus IN her nose,
had itrcmoyed while IN the magnetic sleep.
She was pot INTO That state by Dr.
Gibbcs, and The operation performed by
DR.. 5. Fair. 10 presence Of DR.. i. Wells
and several other persons.
During the operation, which Is very
painful ono ordinarily, she cyinccd no
symptom OF consciousness. The tumor
was removed BY decorating il with the for.
cePs and taken away By pieces, and Dr..
+. informs Us that hc intentionally used
more force than usual, to test the extent
e the IuscnslblIily. Immediately after, a
curved metallic probe was passed INTO her
throat through the noslrl without her
lllnchIne at all. When the last portion
was removed, her organ Of mirthfainess
vas excited and she laughed heartily, and
tune was excited and she sung.
After the bleeding vas over, her arms
we're both p1ralyzed by DR.. Gibbos, and
left 50. She was then awakened, and they
remained so until their rigidity and nscn.
sIblliy had been satisfactorily tested, whcn
they were relieved by he operator. Al
present were convinced Of the success OF
The experiment, and We have the author.
" Of three physicians for the truth Of the
above repor.-Co Columbia Chronicle.
Progress Of Mdnufocibres.-The Mas.
sacbusetts manufacturers have so improv.
cd their machinery and their skill, and the
prices Of wool are so moderate, that they
can now make excellent moussfli1e5 Dir
i1iHe.-that is, woollen nuslin-ai y cost Of
only eight cents per yard IL Is also said
that Lowell mills are making fine e,'fhs,
and eassImercs, equal to the lf-,orted and
ath cost rs favorable. Important improve.
ments are steadily mpAGs IN the above
departments which enable our mlnuiac-
turers TO compete successfully with those Of
Europe.
Death from, Loeofoco Mafohes.-A coro.
ner's inquest was held in New York on
Sunday last on the body of a child two
years old, named Bridget Greenan, who
on Friday evening got bold of some loco.
foco matches andbit of the phosphorus on
the ends OF them and swallowed il. The
child was almost Immediately affected with
severe yomlllng,whIch continued with IT.
tie intermssion Tor several hours and
cycu'uated in its death on Saturday,
Verdict, death from swallowing phospho-
| rus.
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as perfect as vas ever seen, 10 which Pc.
s,lion It renamed as before. Mr.. l.. stat.
ed iha; lie was surprised greatly a, thls,
bat not scared 81 frightened 10 the least,
and immediately tapped tie bell Tor the
Captain 10 witness the scene. The Cap.
tain d,d not come Immediately, but after
a moment o. two appeared, but ere this,
The figure 10 the heaven, had changed 10
a plain dlstluc. letter