Ponola [sic] weekly register. (Ponola [sic], Miss.) 1843-1843, 1843-03-29
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,GY. PHysIoGNoMY, PATHoGNoMY, AsTRo-
AND HUMAN MAGNETISM. Hay- |
mo made these subjects matters OF serl- S
Gus and patient investigation tor some S
time past. and considering the lncreas- 4;
mo attention which has lately been CIV
en- to them by the learned, both IN TINS
country and in Europe, it is believed
that such a periodical is called for, and
that it will meet with liberal encourage
ment from the lovers OF science, IN ms
and other countries.
One object Of this work Will be 70 eN-
cite and encourage a spirit OF inquiry
and 10 assist in such investigation as
may tend to settle the following, among
other similar questions;
/. That the magnetic forces not on |
ly pervadc all matter, but that eVerV
living being has peculiar magnetic ma
ture.
| 9. That these forces are the means
Of motion and sensation.
3. That every Mental and Physical
organ, and every muscle has It's CORES
ponding magnetic poles.
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the different organs which terminate III
the face, and by means OF when inc va
rious expressions of Fear, Hope, Love-
and Anger, etc, are expressed IN the
countenance. g. the muscles g. limbs are
made TO obey the human will.
S 5. That these organs may be excl
ted separately, or their action modIht
;. by magnetism, as the condition OF the
;. patient may require.
;. 6. That This magnetic nature is gov
# erned b, laws peculiar TO itself; and may
l. be communicated from one person 10 an
y other.
h 7. And as TO what these laws are
r the number, location and functions o
the different organs; the location OF the
n corresponding poles Of the Mental ant
X Physical organs, etc.
= The subscriber has been engaged io
Ie some time in course OF magnetlc cere
70 bral experiments. the results OF which
5 90 yery far, as he believes, towards dem
i'd onstratng these assumptions, and II The.
OF should prove 10 be true, all must adml
H. that they are immensely important a
ne much so as any discoveries ever mad
to illustrating the Physical or Mental n0
tn lures of MAN.
be The matter will be Illustrated oy nj
he merous engravings, some OF which ar
,r- now ready for use, the whole render
& ing the work one of surprising lnteres
,r- and every way worthy of patronas
w. from the curious and scientific. WI
ms wish TO understand the mysteries OF h
sh. man nature. The plates will be OF sp
Ar cial interest, inasmuch as they will
a. only explain many magnetic phenoI
de- ena heretofore unknown, or not unde
ra- stood, but one or more VIII be CIV
ich designating those features in the hum
MS: face where the magnetic courses le
nat, inmate from the different physical a
ex- mental organs, thing never oeio
ued known; and thus will be seen the or
true explanation of Physiognomy e'
ose- given TO the world. In word,
: be work shall be filled with new and val
ons. BILE matter on every question relating
who the PHYSICAL, Mental, and Magnetic
,use lures of man; explaining the phenol
n. ma of walking, Somnambull
Monomania, Insanity Madness, l,rei
ING and Manaticism; the whole desl
St. ed to exhibit the claims of these
- iects on the attention of the candid,
fEN to assist them in ascertainlng how
Magnetism has been, or may be, use
q medical agent.
shed In furnishing articles for its pa
u ST the subscriber expects the asslstanc
a number of medical and sclentlhc
ekly tlemen of tho highest respectfully
noice their profession. -,
cd g. The MAGNET will be published
from a month; each number containing y
1ora. ty-four super-royal 8vo pages, WI
printed cover.
ekly. Terms, TWO DOLLARS per year,
,dred riabIy in advance. 1t will, in no
fifty be forwarded until pay for it has
,stra- received.
b en- The first number will be issue
RS in soon as five hundred subscribers
II for have been obtained.
Or Any person procuring SUI
shing bers, will be allowed 10 re'alh .ns
the for the fourth, provided the baian
10 es- forwarded TO the publisher, Tree 9
each penses. - -.
e paid Every Editor who shall give