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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-21
Nike Walsh and Bennett.
Genius adorns whatever il touches. Eccc sig.
OIenItI
mum
FROM The snhterrnnenn.


4 Dirty THa.Ouf.-Sawney Bennett, the blear.eyed
thisteed Scotch scoundrc, who Is yagabondizng in
ireland, made his appearance at late repeal meeting
that country and Notwithstanding the scurrty which
bestowed upon the giiatOr and his great cause had the
crawling, crngng lckspie seek intro
cucuon 10 him. by means, lie Obtained admission
70 the paOr and after long period Of figuring succeed
cd n c1ichng the eye OF Tom Steele, whom lac handed
his card Tom, after smiling cquiyocay ho glanced
upon the supencup;on, "Jas Gordon Bennett, editor OF
tie New York Herald" handed over OCOnuei The
AgaioT gave It but single glance, and then following the
directing finger OF steele with his eye visited the abec
wretch with look that concentrated for the first time his
wondering vision into direct line II WISH" said OCon.
NELL without removing bis whitening gaze q" wish he had
stayed whore he came from. Our eyes have been panied
too much already, by reptiles Of hs class amongst US He
is u the wetoAos who live by treacery Ia ieif kind
whose touch Is couogon and whose communion is moral
death lie u one ot these, aud bad specimen Of them
too Tor he D. The conductor IT the gazette ever issued
by an Infamous publisher" Then turning 10 one Of the
ocer. Of the meeting, be- said Let Mr.. Bennett be n.
formed that there places this platform only Tor honest
mem"
Here sawncy vino looked as If he could have crep into
an empty roddrop vial, hastily arose and sneaked or amid
o. Kisses aud bDOtug5 O the whole asscmbaRc. fe was
followed 10 this manner ~ his hotel by large rabbc who
relieved their concert Of yels aud by occasional
shower % old hats, boots, turnp, harmless
that cafnc 20 hand As he arrived home he lock
al himself Up in his ROOM shortly waited upon by
the landlord, who after informing him that number
Of silver spoons aud forks had been missed since hs arrival
and us several u the dodgers threatened remove If he was
not turned out, % would be- absolutely necessary that he
should leave the house once; adding, ba
OF Due having como we'll recommended aud OH1yc s friends
further notification ho would abstrain from searching
nis luggage.
Now, did my ono hear Of such oonsummato impu
dchcc os b evnccd by the attempt Oi this Scotch scOundre
90 endcoyonng force himself into the society Of gentle
men We believe that here will -ay tia, bs pun.
shment was undo'orved. Ills only claims notice were
successful robbery, swinding, pOsoning and continual
Hcachery aud assuming dat these would cary him through
wherever be went, O. deliberate aud objectionable IN
'4, !" eyeV class Of society except the congeual circles
0i ~ Giles, 10 whom be- offered them o cOrfs Janehs
IN our opinion he was very enierty treated, and with
great many, We sincerely regret that they did search
his baggage.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-21
LHPORTA VT T'O OWNERS of HORSES
CONDITION and WORM POWDERS. pre-


- pared by VIM WsbE, Veterinary Surgeon Waterloo Road
London Member Royal Veterinary College Hampstead Road
These POWDERS prepared IN manner peculiar a.
oIers. experience of "a years successful
pactce fai The proprietor has
been induced Public pursuance of the
n influential nobcmcn and gentlemen u
Tu, among proprietor hn- The honor ~ being
Chesterfield Sir Tl0s. Moyon, Bart
q. Oaheon E-1 consider their properties obencGcato
noble animal they large that person.
having any consideration studs ought 10 BE- without
They recommended all owners n Horses inferior cattle
are 10 improved IN appearance and health double
may he Obtained them without any risk
R,eommepdr,ions Of pcriparV Coere LopJopNvADE's
POWDERS We consider the best used improve
rnt NJ tho condition and the dcoynR of Bo Worms &C. For
Young Homes they Invaluable and the which they
are administered strong Recommendation their
WIN hpuAII. v. w. v -
JNO. BOUTALL, V. r.
wADEs POWDERS have been tried In establishment and
the general efficacy viii induce their constant
MARsDEN MORGAN.
Surrey ~ Boro.
NorELTrse Powders used whsn Hoses o journey,
or are wet and cold excessively agued will be found ~ the
highest degree beneficial be had packages of D"z
They arc administered food without requiring relaxation from
labor.
- " .Uoiicai Eaporigu.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-21

WIN. @. SANDS, c. c.
Pursuant to the foregoing decree, will sell by
public auction the highest bidder premises
day of October the Of land
upon the specified the about
mes above Richmond the road leading Springfield
hne and not far from tile said Mines II is good land
able also for ~ Wood and Timber.
2l--tds LYONS
Enquirer willie opy and charm. l. l.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-21

Tho Boston Post the intention Il Thomas w
DJfr, the unfortunate gentleman who got more kicks du
ring his "of and on" GOycrnorp Of Rhode Island thsn
2lhcho Panzn experienced ~ Baraira, Proy
dencc We venture 10 soy that GOu. DOrr will do no such
thing, Notwithstanding this ofciul announcement There
" regular Governor" the promscs called cold Dur
ham," Who II we are correctly informed, will keep his Ar
senn Exceloncy shut up long he stays the Stote
Governor Fenner is old "DemOcrst Of the Jefferson
school" and goes Tor "stct construction" Of law ond
constitution N ". COuT, 4 EBq.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-21

o. See the satisfactory explanation Of the double voting
IN Neson-about which Mr.. Gilmer made such to do
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-21
DRAWING ACADEMY,
Main Street, opposite Randolph's Book Store.
HALL, ARCHITECT and DRAWING


HALL, ARCHITECT and DRAWING
" MASTER with the assistance OF MR-. HALE
prepared for the reception OF pupils purpose impar
ing instruction In the various branches of Drawing Their
system embraces the Improvements resulting
peenee which enables them
sons pure knowledge OF the principles bawng which render.
them eompeen, to deinsats oee, may presented to
their vision AZ I. =
Ladies Class forming and early application Is solicited
Among the OF instruction. viii be taught
and photographed Drawing improved
modern dSineatns Mac
Landscapes Architectural Flower Painting other objects.
Stretching nom nature with Crayon. Creta Lows &c.
Hand railing and fun development OF cylnre sections. n.
applied Nhe Gons Domes intricate p.r. Of
Carpentry.
Drawings and Specifications prepared shortest notice
Carving all its branches and style Architecture
Original Drawings with specifications prepared for Patent
Once. -
Enrraving-vising Cards Wood brandy Door Pia,es
Seals Dies. &C. aua
COAIs COAL.-The subscribers having taken
the Coal Yard formerly occupied by Thomas Boyd on the
soS' side Of the river near Mayos Bridge prepared
aee Goal OF the best asaly from PRINCIPAL
Mav place within the limits OF carriage Mt 10
cents Tor screened and 10 for soie;t
The patronage OF the former Order. len n,
H. L. Pairos Exchange Office leading Mayo- Bridge win
DC promptly attended TO- EDWIN ~. CLARKE,
@-i-N&SSw BENZ. A. HATCHER,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-21
PUBLIC SALE OF LAND. NEAR

Chs,cefS the county OF 1snrico anrJsy of
Richmond Capitol in the std Ci.
n Friday, lSIl
John Sydrpr, w Tubbs. qr
testament Iydan llSies' decd ali sNor
testament of WV B. powles, H, James Hawkins and
Sarah 4. kis WIFE Mho Bowrs and
yddi Bowl.lnd MARI Richard Eliza r. Bowies
l.she air Peter w Grubs their fcv friend which
Mariin Lydak Mary, kchTsaRd Eliza
OF the aid 1.ydin Dowes DECEASED, Phhs -
against
Susan W. Bowls widow of William H. Bowlcs deceased
Susan " Iiowe. infant child Of said William u. Boes
ceus NJ Smthi gns T. Ssth infant children ~ Jacob
-Snith deceased by Plp H. Isne, their guardian al
To- defend n SUIT Dens.-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-21

Dew FOR sAIE.-we authorized to sell Pew No.
ll3 IN Dr. Plumer's Presbyterianl Church Terms mode
rate. sc91 INI.OES BROTHER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-21
MAMMOTH LOTTERY !
10000 DOLLARS !
BRILLIANT SCHEME.

Alexandria Lottery, Glass %, for 1SiJ,-To be
drawn Alexandria d. c. Saturday October H. 1919 ~ Nos
ia dawn ballots.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-21
TRUsrEE,s NOTICE.

INiDEND-Thc subscriber, Trustee of A. :.
- MADDOX will dividend creditors Maddox
and after the Both dry Of SEPTEMBER, Office
Ies Building Main streets City edmond,
Virginia. JOHN u. MUNFORD,
y" 1l-H Trustee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-21
FROM TEXAS.


by the arrival Of the packet Sarah Barnes from,
Galveston, have received regular flies OF Texas p,
pcrs to late date. They contain nothing Of particular mo-
nent.
AZ Galveston n few days ago named George w
Wells had quarrel with ono Joseph w. PLANT and was
stabbed to the heart by PLANT, and instantly killed P
lant was arrested but subsequently admitted bail in the
sum OF S9O,OOO pfonissDry notes Of the Republic.
~ San Louis individual named Stephen Hard WINS
lately killed. The particulars not given.
Tho British soop.owar Scyla arrived Al Galveston the
25th ult from Vera Cruz with despacho. to the English
Minister. Their tenor had not ifanspired It was said
that all the Texan prisoners Mexico had been or were
about TO be liheraod-N. u. Bee.
WHO CAN BEAT THlS'-A correspondent Of tho
Eastern Sentinel boasts thus: As have often read i'm the
papers Of great being praised for their great deeds
&c. think have right 10 tell what have done. First
Il five years eamstcr three years constable nine
years Justice Of the Peace; seventeen was lime
burner; nineteen winters taught school; twouy-soven
years a commissioned officer, from Lieutenant Major
thirteen years Locktender the Lehigh Canal Lock
No 46; and am father Of sixteen childron-namoy, ten
sons and daughters aud the best Of my story H. that
have quit drinking liquor. WIS born 1888. My name Is
HoPf and have faith, and show chany.Baitiuore Pat
riot
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-21

HDoRTo RICO MoLAssEs-IO hhd- prime P. r. Moas-cs
u landing for sale by
90 81 ROYn EDMOND a nANFNpnRT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-21
;WORTHAM,S OFFICE,
Under the xchnnvc.

$4,000, lOYOo, 10000 ARE $4,000
Drawing OF the ubove comes TO hand this evening".
Chances S5-for sale until half past ., p. NJ, at
se2l YORrHfM'S.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-21

gives only 2os6 Packages the whole Lottery thus the adyenuIer
who purcasea Certificate of Package has chance 10 4os
chances ~ drawing the Grand Capital Prize ~ 100000 chance
1869 Of drawing either the s6OOO0 capital the 100000
tai chance G75 of drawing e 100000 10000 OF the
I4OGs prizes; drawing the 100000 10000
1t06s Of the $1,000 and chance IN 20 Of
drawing n 1000. 1900, 1900 1000 1000, fOOO
n 10000 1908, 10000 dollar prize,
Capital Prze Of 5000 package may
four Capital Puzes amounting to 81 1000.
gI-dGc2nwtd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-09-21

HNIRA PINE TEASlO half chests EAtra Fine Gunpowder
Imperial and Young Tyson Tea selected by experienced
dealer and warranted OF the choice qualyandng
alc. - INGyOES A. BROTHER
ACON-lJ hds Bacon, Sides and Notwithstanding
Ed sale. INt,OES 4 BROTHER
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-23
EaGtening TGTAeys.

On looking over snme old papers few days
aCa. we came across the following curious mode
q, .4ueHlus 7 urkeYs. "ln the winter OF 1878
-. geut!enan n the CITY made the following 2
q .,enmenI lie placed turkey IN an encln-
,ase about four feet long, two lee, wide. and
three or four feet high. lie excluded as much
light as he could without preventing crcula-
lion Of air and fed the turkey with soft brick
broken inio pieces, with charcoal also broken,
ausI with SIX grains Of corn per day. Fresh
wafer vas daily supplied. The box or coop in
W hicii the turkey was placed he always locked
mp with his own hands, and is perfectly conf
drut thai nobody in,eElered with the expert
neui.
At The end Of ihe month he invited num-
Der Of ms neghbors, among others, Two phys-
cIans. The turkey, now very large and heavy
was killed and opened by the physicians, and
was found 10 be iiled up with fat The giz-
gard and ent.ails were dissected, and nothing
was found hut a residu,n Of charcoal and brick
To conclude The examination satisfactorily, the
turkey WIS eaten aud found to be very good
LAST winter he again repeated the experiment
with the same success. The circumstance
which Induced bin TO make the experiment is
Il very curious one Que Of his neighbors
informed him, iha; being driven from The city
by me fever Of 1893, his family recollected thai
some fowls that had lived in kind of lofi over
his workshop, had been forgotten in The hurry
of their Tempral, and would certainly be starved.
They were absent six or eight weeks. and on
the retiring Of the peslilences returned. TO
'helr great aslonishmeni, the fowls were not
only alive, bu, sery fat, although there were
uolhlng bu, charcoal and shqUings that they
ND have eaten, and some waller that had
bero /, q IN The trough of srindsione had sup
nljed inen w-'A drink" 1t appears from the
that turkes are species Of blped that
-. -, -, on Graham d.ei.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-23
BOILeI CAT,

The face;ions editor of the Lowell Time+,
tells good story of fellow what got his suf-
fciency of boiled cat, and as j; has u moral,
we gladly copy it.
4 ie" years ago, farmer who was noted
Tor his wagssry, stopped at tavern, which he
was IN the habit OF calling at on his way from
H-io Salem
The landlady had got the pot boiling for din
ner, ard the cat was washing her face in the
conner The traveller thinking it would be Il
good joke, took off The pot lid, aud while the
lT.ndlady was absent, pat grmakin in ihe po;
with the beef and potatoes, and then pursued
his journey to Salem.
The aslonishraent of The landlady may be
conceived, when in taking up her dinner she
discovered The unpalalable addition which was
made to it. Knowing we'll the disposition of
her customer, she had no difficulty IN fixing on
the transs sressOr, and she determined TO be a.
vensed. Aware that he would stop on his re-
turn home for cold bite, the cat was carefully
dressed. The wag called as expected, aud
pussy was put on the table amongst other cold
dishes, but so disguised that be did not know
his old acquaintance.
He made a hearty meal, and washed it down
with glass of gin. Aller paying his bill, he
ashed the lady If she had cat she would give
him, for he was plagued almost 10 death with
mice: she said she could not for she had lost
hers. What, says he, don't Won know where
i, is '-' On, yes replied the landIady. you
just eat itr
He was never known to boil cat after
wards:
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-23
No. SO
Dl,tiuguisfled arrival and reception.

AT half past three o'clock this morning. J"-
hannes Voikman arrived in this great city. tie
came from Lancaster county, Slept all nlghl on
the Permanent Bridge, and irudgeG lno Town
at an early hour as aforesaid, win huge bay
or knapsack OF check on his back, well filed
with something. The watchman according ~
rule and custom, desired to know what ne caf-
ried; therefore stopped Myneer Volknaa al She
corner of Walnut and Tenth streets, saving
Hold on Mister, what have YOU so; IN 10 1t
bag7"
wv, vat is dai to you7" answered johanr -.
"spo,e il be mein cioshe, val for In gu.1 : tn
tell you val ii Is?
"You must open It and let me see in"
81 see you 'amd first; no pody shall see rein
vesicoals and sihurkings put meinsrIl an i M
pody shall puI on msin Preeches bnl M, and
mein wife"
But the Mayer says that every hrd die gr.,
package that comes III town at ughl uusl be,
examined"
we'll, put down mein punde fr -; l., j.
mayor COON and peep into II if he cIaoss: h,,l
no dam unierslrspper shall have ,chmel"
That won't do It's no, Ihe c,ayof's bu,i-
ness 10 examine ihe bundles hiTs siE"
" V, you idiIi Il ldNHCdt, / Ne > ltlu 9efpFP |
leave home dat de mayor and a Il de oder u,eat
officer of your lam'd Iseie vii.ge vould GENE
out 10 meet me and play on de iru,ns and DE
vifes and de cimhIins and all IL Ser usrruhnear4
and den ak me to ea, sassage and suur-krou in
the Stadt house, nit lots Off prery gal, and pen-
ty of hot vskey bunch
"Why VINO YOU that you should be treat
ed in that nanner?"
"Who am I, you pack gard w dom Won
know me! I'm Major Joha nnes SchwarIs VoIk-
man OF Bunklnvllle. No@ den, Vat you zay 10
dat!
"Oh beg your pardon, Major Folknan yon
shall be lodged till daylight al the public rx-
penss and then Won shall 3. Introduced to III.
Mayor, give you my word"
"Yaw, yaw; very cool; 5oe if vou halnl
pegged my barden should have spoke TO De
mayor and oder pig men and GO You huag'd as
sure as you're porn. py chup';er Now shes.
show lie VIch way | mast GO"
The watchman redeemed his promise and
the Major goi public reception, but was
dismissed rather cooIly, when the warchmaa
seemed unwilling 70 swear positively that he
was drunk when taken-Eve. Mercury.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-23
Animal ECONOMY.

As Yankee pedar Of the genuine Conpec-
ticut breed, was one day in front Of 4 country
tavern, watering a raw boned horse, vi ose ribs
might be as easily counted as aar,las in a
boys pocket, roguish looking hotse Jockey
accos'ed The PedIar, thinking to have some fun
with him, as follows
81 say, | rather imagine it don't cost much
TO keep that ere creature in feed, does il?"
Wal now, what wculd you give to know ?
| make it rule never T., trade for a0thn"
Well, J." said Tbs Jockey, t" If YOU can feed
him Oh any 'hing cheaper than iaths and BRICK
bats, and snpp2r, fife, I'll treat"
Done :" said Jonathan, putting both hands
into his Pccsets and looking into the Jockeys
face. a" lake yer up stranger. just gets a
LOT OF yaacings and put pair OF gree" spectaclss
on the animals nose, and the foolish creature
thTkl rs grass al thai rate he eats a barrel a
day: Now, stranger, III take a sreetner. if
yIu please"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-23
The Little Red Fox.
IUNE-" Ole Dan Iucker.


The moon was up and bright as day.
The stars they winked in their quiet way
When the kinderhook Fox was chased by Coon
As the west wind whistled this bran new tune
Get out of the way, you're quite too late
You little Red Fox OF the Empire State.
The Fox had hoped that the Buckeye Boys
Would beat of the Coon with laundering noise
But his heart grew sad, and his lurfew of, Icough-
As he heard, while he hiccuPPed church ya,d
Get out Of the way, sc.
Over the line to old Penusylt,;ch--
The Fox thought he'd 20 In search Of luck;
But the cry went up, I'VE don't want you here
And they sung, as there dropt from his eye tear
Get out OF the way, &c
So on he went, to the old North Slate
With the hope that" old Rtp" would avert his fate;
But when he got there lie lost his tail
And the Coon boys sung as he "cut with wall
Get out Of the way, DC.
The talless Fox then went to Tennessee.
To beg a little help from Old Hick-o-ree;
But he heard, as he went loud shout for Jones,
And the song, as he scampered to save his bones
Get out the way, &c.
Breathless with fear, and without tail
The sight of Coon-skin made him quail
He jumped like a thief to " crl-dirt" tune,
And heard while he yelled Ike frightened loon
Get out of the way, &c.
On he ieaped, with limping gait
And took his way through Maryland State
But it followed MIN there like hue and cry
That terrible sound which lie could not fly
Get cut of the way. &c.
Weared and worn and chased by the Coon,"
His head became bald as shaved babboon; Ky
When he reached Lindenwaid he sighed I'm unluc-
For the people all sing, IS they shout Kentucky"
Get out of the way, &c.
So the Fox lay down, and his voice got wheezy-
His face grew pale, and his stomach uneasy;
He heayed, ne kicked. and cried I'm lost ghost--
And the night wind noaned and he gave Up the
The little Red Fox is quite unlucky-
Fer the people are going for Old Kentucky.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-23

A humorous fellow, carpenter, being sum
moned as a witness on a trial for an assault, ons
of The councel, who was very much gwen to
brow beat The evidence, asked him what dis.
lance he was from The parties when he saw The
defendant strike the plaintiff! Tue carpenter
answered. "jusl four feet five inches and
half" pray thee, fellow" says The council,
" how is il possible you can be SO very exact
as 10 the distance g a. .houghl," says The
carpenter. "hal some fool or other might ash me,
and so measured it,"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-23
A CgUsiy 0Re.
y'Iu please.

The editor Of the Hagerstown News, him.
self an old bachelor, says:
Nothing can prevent an increase Of bache-
lorism save an amendment in the mode OF edu-
eating women. When they learn common
sense instead Of broken French-wh when they
learn some useful employment, instead of beat
ing the piano-when they learn to prefer hoh-
esi industry 10 silly coxcombry, and when men
find that woman is hepmate instead Of a
burrhen, then we may cxpec. 10 find fewer
bachelors-- not I'LL then"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-23

Tie Cincinnati Daily Messenc. n, man is
somewhat of a wag---sien to hin
We were surprised TO see 4 man yesterday
with segar in his meuih, and volume Of
smoke issuing nom tbe h'.ck of his neck. The
n'n had been Shot five gears ago, the ball en-
ierin< the back of his neck, and coming GU, at
.ne mouth, which is very capacious and gensr-
aily wide open.-.The wound had healed, bui
left tbe hole made by The passage Of the bullet,
He keeps ii cork@d m. except when smoking
ard sometimes, when in great hurry he eats
with his mouth. uhis his jFlnk Is poured IS a
,ergsu ,o'o he bullet hD.e,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-23

One day was standing upon the sea shore,
From the water my eyes were 10 feet, and no more
Then mountain s,w whose height well knew
To ae Z. COO feet OF 4 deep purple blue.
Supnosng Ills earth in diameter then
Seven thousand nire hundred. one score and ten
j these observations be correct and Just.
IN extent Of nv sight YOU can tell ne. | trust.
f7Ausver next week. II. NJ
&H.les
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-23

come again with my chilly breath,
come with tresses Grear and pale;
The lores, leaves III sear-and death
III send 10 flowers in yonder vale.
Ill Ga as;ray where waters glide,
And rob their coast Of verdure fair
And DER The wales aud mountains wide,
I'll strip them Of their beauty bare.
Thro' rerlaH; rnesds III proudly stray,
To snip them of their f'agrar, fow'rs-
Ny voices not in the warbIsr's lsv;
How drear and lone The blooming bev'r,!
insects no more win transport sing.
To them unwelcome is my reisa;
All aocks on nelaucholy wing.
Rep.ns as AvgaHa comes again.
II. c. II.
P5s.,s Gar-ci. l7-ss,f1lH. Nov. 1873.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-11-23
Experiment om Animals.

4 late number Of the London Lance, con-
'sins a notice of certain experiments performed
on Gals, one OF which, though cruel Is very SIN
gnIar. A foreigner of The name of Welnhold
took away The brain and spinal marrow of one
Of these animals, and filed up lhe space thus
made with an amalgam Of mercury, quicksilver
and zinc Life appeared TO be Instantly re-
stored, The animal iIlied up lis head, opened
and shui his eyes, and, looking with fixed
stare, endcarored 10 walk, aud whenever il
dropped IrIed To raise itself npon lis legs. |!
coullnued in this state some twenty minutes,
when il fell and remained mo:tlon!ess. During
The lime ,he animal was thus treated, the ci =,
cula,ion Of the blood wen, on regularly, The Sc
erection Of the gastric juice vas more 1,!an usl;-
al, and the animal heat re-eSiablisheI