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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17

Briggs Antarctic, Thompson, Barbados and Market w
Pratt; Cnoctaw, Fner New Orleans, Nesmith Leeds Co
Brewer; Iodine. Blew, Philadelphia A Cooley CO.
Arrived.
Bsr9qe Hecia williams. days from st. Groin. with specie,
lockwood waiting cargo Barque RosIbe sailed Spanish
Main with passenger, Left St Thomas barque Tender
Citizen, steering T.
Brig Union Harding 90 days from Tobacco with s51, otis
iegwood i7ec do oswood TO Meyer s'usken Len brig
spoke ship Hudson from New 0reas for Liverpool and
her again of Cape Csrnsven The w. experienced severe
weather on the massage.
British brig Faconer Pitts II days from Bermuda. in ballast,
Brig Amelia MuIhoiland Mlington. days from Savannah
Schr Onsco Kelly % days from st. Domingo with go bags
coffee 900 hides Is bales tobacco to A. G. Rossers Vessels
schr Two Mays Miner 30 day. from franklin La with Ia
ley Darlington Left barque Iris schr Jos Hsllet Hal
schr October, Crowell from La 0uavra Jan. 49, with 80
bags coffee $50 hides to Rowland Aspuwa Left bsrque
Anita Loyett for Boston, schrs Governor Call from 81
Thomas for BALTIMORE do June Doane for New York. to sail
22d Jan.
schr Declaration Lowdsr 10 days from New Orleans with
cotton SC to 18th lat Ion 70 t5 spoke bsque
WIN Ladd da hence for NOheans 0h LAT 70 50, Ion v
stw ach lumber load d. standngs The d. rpeneneeoss
veIe weather on the cost .. .,,...,
schr Bergen, Lsouete, days from Wilmington NC.~h
naval stores, to J. Hunter. -, p-,.--
Schr Reynear Williams, Stubos, days rom 'ne Dea"s'
with lumber to d. ". For. A., p,e. -,
Schr Cornels, Ricketson, days from New Bedford, wit
oil TO master
nships United States Bnton Liysrpool Rochester WOOD
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take up these important matters, and moved to lay
them all on the table. This was carried.
Ayes Noes. ~
"a %
Messrs Barrow, Bates, Bayard Berrien, Choae.
conrad rats, Crittenden, Evans Graham Dayton, Hen.
nerson huntington. Merrck, Miller, Morehead Phelps,
White, Woodbridge-24.
NAYs[Messrs Allen, Archer, Bagby, Benton. Blu
chanan Calhoun Fulton King, Linn, McDurie, Nero
oerts mangum, Rives. Sewer, Sturgeon, Smith OF Con-
necucui Iappan, Walker, Williams, Wilcox, Woodbu-
ry, Wright, Young-23
nus this matter is disposed of.
Mr. kIvEs said he would offer his resolutions to-
morrow as distinct proposition
Inc Senate then went into Executive Session.
mere Is mistake, see, or discrs pancy between
the Two recent statements about outstanding Treasu-
ry Notes of $70O,OOO
Weather still cold Many members sick.
w TT A
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SUPREME Court OF rnR UNITED STATES. Feb. Is.

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATEs,-Feb. Is
ct a. II error to the Circuit Court U. S. for Wssh-
lngton, ID. G. The matters in controversy in this
case having been settled, this writ of error was dis
missed with costs. No. 80. M A. Conner plaintiff
this cause continued by Mr. Brent for the plain
nff IN error No. 36 Charles Mcknight appellant
vs. l.. b. Taylor. This cause was argued by Messrs.
Summers and Jones for the appellant, and by Mr..
Bradley for the appellee Adjourned till tomorrow
at ii O'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17

GO We, the cabin passengers, board the ship North
America, Capt. A. B. Lowter, feel it duty incumbent
upon to certify unanimous approval OF his unremt
ing attention to his duties. during the whole Of his pas
age from Liverpool and especially of his GOODNESS and
inlrepdty when the ship unfortunately and unavodably
stranded the Jersey shore, during dense fog the
night ofthe 18th instant.
THOMAS YOUNG,
SAMUEL e. SHAW,
WIN SrENTON,
II. WELLS,
JOHN BRAY,
HANNAH BRAY
JOHN THOMAS SHAW.
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WIS. RICHARDSON, Agent OF the
College, 90 Nassau street
6rz- BRIsTOI,s sARsApApuTA rho ao,,, ,ur..

90 BRISTOLS SARSAPARILLA.-Thed daily cures
performed by this medicine astonishing they
true Scarcely day passes but hear OF loved
child, parent brother or sister, being snatched from
early and premature grave by its all powerful healing
tons-invalds that cured by Brsors Sarsaparilla
stay cured. wholly and totally eralicates disease from
the system promoting health happiness and comfort to
the afflicted In all Chronic cases. rheumatism, kings evil
tcroula cuaneous disorders any sease arising from
Sold wholesale and retail by William Burger so Cort
land street and retail, at Rushton Aspinwalps, Mil
haus Pharmacy Syms, 90 Bowery Trippes 1877 Divi
sion street. and at al Fulton street, and druggists gene
rally.
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90 MEDICINE CHESTS containing an adequate
supply Of the remedies for the Of gonorr and
geet sold by the authority Of the College of Med.
These medicines guaranteed to the and
most rotraced without tainng the breath pro-
ducng any injury to the system. The class of patients
for whose these chests have been prepared
nestly requested to avoid unprncpled and ignorant
diseases than the original malady The members
Of the College responsible persons and desire
the afflicted from impoure. Orders for these chests
addressed to
WIS. RICHARDSON, Agent of the
College, % Nassau street
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uD-THE PARTISAN ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE

Q0-THE PARTISAN Alternative MIXTURE
has effected in where the bones OF the
nose exeliaed from the secondary effects syphilis
Hundreds have been saved from the awful conse.
quences othee oahsome maades by the use of this c.
LIBERATED medicine extensively used in the London
and Paris Venerial Hospital In all where
suspected to be lurking in the system this medcin
should be used Sold by the authority of the College
Medicine and Pharmacy, of the city OF New York, in
large bottles at 81 each. In OF hafa dozen bottles
IS,
w RICuApDSON Ar.r.
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Foreign Importations.

LIvERPooL-Sbip North America-li pkgs Lee-I do T.
I I, sspd, For cos Wood FoIser-2 Lefsr-7
\ JWyeth-ly CsmpbeIl-2 T MeIlor-I BALM & Sapder-s
Fsher-3oC l'lss-3 Mitchell-t Balmforth-I5 Pat
WGSoper : Lsish,eW ToTy-aa M'Kse-ll Richardson
Coz Hudson-i5 w Chauncev-4 Peabody Riggs col
Jiffray-t9 Garner cos Edestou-4 Key Boths5
80 MeCaIT2 Wm pavdsopels White wright-a Wolf
Bishop Watsrs-2 Stottard2 mdse coal
80 do salt Marshal-i2o bxs tin plates Phelps, Dodge
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NAVAL GENERAL ORDER-NAvY DEPARTMENT,
Feb Is, 1913 As mark of respect TO the memory
OF C0mmodore ISAAC HULL, distinguished officer Of
the United States Navy, who died in Philadelphia
on the 18th instant, the flags of the navy yards sta
uons, and vessels of the United States Navy will be
hosted at half mast and thirteen minute guns fired
at noon on the day after the receipt of this order
Officers OF the Navy and Marine Corps will wear
Grape on the left arm for thirty days.
A. p UpsHUR
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capital for 10000 drawing per cent interest His div
aeha' On this amount of capital per cent. Hence
nu,e'e'ved per cent per for nothing whstever-
ms amounted to $4,000 per unnum, $4,000 in ten
80 Inc concern exploded at last, of course, and his
notes are smong the assets unpaid
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Died.

Suddenly, the 18th inst. Mr.. JOHN vooRHu, book
binder, in the 47th year Of his age.
His friends and acquaintance and those of the Book
Binders Society requested 10 attend his funeral at
the corner of Bowery and Stanton street, this afternoon
at 81 o'clock.
On Thursday morning, 10th inst, after lingering ILL.,
ness Mrs CArHARrrE MARSH, aged 81 years.
Theriends and relatives of the family are respectfully
invited attend her funeral this afternoon at half past
soclock from the residence Of her son, No. lao Walker
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17

LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.
PRILApELPHIA Feb l5Cld Maria, St.son Port su Prince
BALTIMORE Feb ia Marshall, Crafts, 81 Thomas. Sid
raolI, F9.e Bremen; Baltimore Puen, Bahia; Pauline
Manson, Rio.
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Passengers Arrived.

LivEnIooL-Pscket ship North Americas Young,
Shaw, William Stentor. w Wells John Bray and Isdy Il
Shaw-30 ! the -
SAyANNAH-Brig Amelia Mulhoand-E Burns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17

o. BY REFERENCE TO OUR ADVERTISING
columns it will be that the Debate Capital Punish
mcn will be closed this evening, between the Hon. j. l..
Osullivan and the Rev. B. Cheever Asst 10 aues
ton Of much importance there i'll undoubtedly be FULL
house Both parties prepared for a fair contest The
sense Of the audience will probably be taken at the close
OF the debate-See advertisement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17

90 THE PTLES-It is proved to a certainty, that
the genuine Hays Linment, from Messrs. Comstock &
Ross rs Magazine street, will any Of piles,
either blind bleeding. All those that afflicted with
this distressing complaint find relief by its with
out fail.-N Orleans paper.
The same may be had of Comstock Co., II Maiden
lane.
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No PROFESSOR yELpEAus CELEBRATED

90 PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
Pills are guaranteed all of gonorrhea geet
any unpleasant discharge from the
time, and fer than any remedy present known Since
their introduction into this country the New York Col
lege Of Medicine and Pharmacy more than a thousand
boxes have been sod and the College deaes single in
stance Of failure to be shown
Professor Vepeau the celebrated discoverer Of this spe
cihc after OF twenty years in the hospitals
Of Paris, that these pills the only remedy that
has been known fail in efectng Sold in
boxes OF one hundred pills at 81, at the
Principal office and consulting rooms Of the College
81 Nassau street, New York.
w. 3. RICHARDSON Agent.
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NJ A RITIM E H E. Id.


We shall esteem IL favor If Captains Of Vessels will give
to Commodore RoBERr Sn.vEy OF News Fleet. Ne
eou o. he Shipping left Il the Port WHENCE they sailed The
Foreign Newspaper n News they may have He Will
hoard them nme diatey their arrival Agents md Cor
respondents az home or abroad Wi confer favor By
sending 70 this Office all the Marine they can
obtain Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17

90 BULWER'S NOVEL Harper & Brothers, No. 81
Cliff street. publish this friday morning, at twenty five
cents The Last OF the Bsrons by Sir E. L. Buwer print
ed dried pressed and bound unormwith the Library
Popular Novels of which is the 18th number For sale
at the Herald office and by booksellers generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17
Sales of stocks at Philadelphia Yesterday

$500 Lehgh Mortgage LOAF, As; 500 Lehgh SIS, Isa
-; 100 Pennsylvania SIS 1870 ~ 500 Philadelphia s.
lsoi 92t share North America Bank 25lI; l0do Phi
adelphia Bank, Al; $4,000 Wilmington 5s 1855, IS.
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DOmestic Importatious.

SAVANNAH Brig Amelia Muboland-l6 cks rice Victor q
Duckwitz4l Coliomb 1sen--6 Hubert Chenery co6s
order.
NEw OaLEANs-Schr Decaration-sss bbs -four Dwirht 4
Johnson-42i sacks corn We'll Bond-a bales cotton
Adams
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17

ny- THE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGIsTICM MIXTURE
the OF all discharges from the urethrasod In
bottles, at 81, and at so cents each.
g19ss LsS,si -y.i:W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
-. Lsla 81 Nassau street /
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17

o. We are again indebted to Harnden & Co.,
Pomery Il Co., Adams 81 Co. and Puen Il Copp, for
Albany and Boston papers in advance OF the mail,
for which they will please accept our thanks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17

W Two days remain 10 see the Chiefs OF the Sacs,
Foxes and owas at the American Museum 1t may seem
unnecessary for urge readers to see them when
during their stay the has been crsmmed every
day and evening but that the public will
have another opportunity of seeing group of abe
rhymes worthy Of their attention. Not see them in
their dances miss the finest exhibition national
costume and customs Performance to-day and
tomorrow, at o'clock, and at half past 7.
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90 THE NEW WORLD, BROTHER NATHAN,
and all the weekly papers, Boston Notion Yankee Nation
and Uncle Sam, Philadelphia saturday Courier, and
Saturday Post and all the periodicals and Extras will be
had at Kelly Co Periodical and Newspaper Depot 267
Broadway, o-morrow, February 18th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17

O. Young Franklin had splendid house tor his
benefit last night, at Welch's Circus. The theatre
was crammed from pit to dome. WEIGH presents
many new novelties this evening, for particulars
OF which, see bill. This is decidedly the most COM
Portable, convenient and delightful place of muse
nentin the city. and as the time of its departure
rapidly approaches, none should neglect the first
opportunity of paving il visit.
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-Ths favore establishment
is nightly filled to overlooking by audiences OF the
most respectable character. The entertainments
presented are every way worthy the appreciation Of
the public-consisting principally of plays OF estab-
lisheo excellence, which are all performed in a
mastery style by company Inferior to none in the
country Tonight, two or three popular pieces will
be presented, in connection with that unfang
source of amusement, the "Great Western
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o3-IT Is SOMETIMES URGED THAT RHEU.

W- 1T TS SUMETTMES URGED THAT RHEU'
matism cannot be cured-but from what have OF
late, we know can be cured matter how bad how
long lou have hadit We personally acquainted with
gentleman who had been afflicted with rheumatism and
cords some eight years and had tried number
less remedies in vain, when advised him Hewes
Nerve ana Bone Linment and Indian Vegetable Elixir
IRON Comstock, which he did and in two weeks after
showed himself to well man. Use this remedy or
not just you please II may be had II Maiden lane
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Cleared.

Bngs Anmctie Thompson, Barbados and market, w W
Pt Choctaw Flitner New Orleans Nesmith, Leeds Co
Sch Chas Henry Smith. Galveston and Maagorda, Tsxas,
II Brewer; Iodine Blew. Philadelphia A Cooley Co.
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GoDEY's IADY's BooK.-The number for March
is of unusual excellence. The engraving of ''The
Emigrant's Daughter" is one of the most pleasing
plates we have seen for long time. The stories,
sketches andpoetry possess great merit This ele-
CANT Magazine is for sale at the Herald Literary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-17

W- TIE UrNUINE EATHACT OF SAKSAPA-
ra prepared by the New York College OF Medicine and
Pharmacy almost universally prescribed by the
specrabe portion of the New York medical faculty
alone establishes its character than columns OF
newspaper Ger thcaes made expressly Tor the purpose
The following are amongst Of the remsrka-
BILE cures effected by this celebrated preparation within
tism, nodes debility from secret indulgence and other
causes salt rheum engagements OF the joints cuaneous
alterations, scroula and cryspeas This preparation Is
guaranteed to contain particle of mercury any
mineral being composed Of nothing but the best South
American saaparila, Gentian and sassaras extracted
by proces unknown to the American chymst.
Sold in bottles at 10 cents each.
In of half dozen bottles, 50 so.
Do do one dozen, 100.
Principal Office and consulting OF the College
81 Nassau street. New York.
w. g. RICHARDSON.
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90 EXTRACT OF sARsAPARiLLA, AT FIFTY
cents per bottle, an article equal TO any made by
Sands Bristol or any other person To be had at n Mai
den lane, warranted, and at half the price Of either.
Also, sands and Bristols sold az above
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-03
Mr.. Reynolds Oregon Speech.

We mentioned last week in our abstract Of the
proceedings of congress that an amendment had
been proposed by Mr.. Reynolds to the army mp.
preparation bill for survey from CouAcl Bluffs
to the mouth of the Columbia river, which was
rejected We have since received copy of the
speech by which Mr.. r. supported his motion,
and must own that we have read it with more
than ordinary interest Assuming that il would
be ridiculous to make n survey to a country that
does not belong to the U. s., Mr. X. shows clearly
tho right Of tins country to the Oregon territory
and then enforces his motion by unanswerabe ar.
guments. The following paragraph which we
clip from this speech contains statements which
will surprise some OF our readers, though there
can be no doubt as to their accuracy -
Mr.. Chairman The distance from the
Western settlements TO the Oregon is not
so far as is generally supposed. 1t is
about $50 miles from the Council Bluffs,
on the Missouri river, to the Rocky
Mountains and 600 from the mountains
TO the Pacific ocean. II is very little
more than 5000 miles from the tide water
| in tho Potomac, to the tide water of the
Columbia river. The country from St.
Louis, Missouri, 10 the Rocky Mountains,
is level and easily traversed; and the
mountains themselves present no great
obstacles to travellers, who cross them
through the southern passes. In few
years, when the route from the western
settlements is better known, and more
travelled, it will not be more difficult to
journey ,o& Oregon Territory, than it
was once 10 travel from the Mississippi to
Philadelphia. Delicate females have al
readytraycllcd from st. Louis to the Pa
cifc, over the mountains.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-03
The usrnjric Farmer.

The February number Of this work, though a
week or two behind The times, is none the worse
for that 1t is, as usual, made up entirely of orr
gnal matter, and just the kind Of matter, too, to
suit the "prairie farmer" While this work in
point Of ehoapness and ability, is exceled by no
agricultural journal in.'hc U. States, the adapted
ness OF its contents to this region renders it much
more valuable to the Illinois farmer than any. other
Of the agricultural papers Of the country can pos
sibly DO. And surely there is no farmer who, for
tho sake Of one dollar, will be without any asri-
cultural paper whatevcr.--Wo should copy much
more freely from the "Farmer" than We dc, were
i, not that that journal already docs-or, if it does
not, shoak-circulatc as extensively among the
farmers OF this county US our paper does.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-03
IiilnoI. Stay I.n,r.

The question as to the constitntonaliiy OF the
stay or valuation law passed by the legislature Of
this state in 1871, Is abou, to be tried by the SUI
pre,nc court of the United States. 1t has been
brought before that tribunal by Arthur Bronson,
citizen of New York, under the following state
Of facts: Bronson had filed his bill in the circuit
court of the district of Illinois, for the foreclosure
Of mortgage executed by John If. Kinzic, a ci,i-
zen Of the state of Illinois. The mortgage hears
date iu 1888. 1t contained power to sell, in the
usual form, the surplus to be paid over to the mort
gasor. On the nth Of February, lsil, the legis-
lature of Illinois passed the valuation law, which
forbade the sale of real estate except under certain
conditions, and, among them, one that the proper
~ sold should be first appraised and the sale
should not take place unless it produced sum
equal to two-thirds of such appraisal. The dis
trict court Of the U. s. for Illinois recognized the
cons.itutionality Of this law, in consequence Of
which 1t has been taken up, and the question as
presented to the supreme court Of the U. S. is as
follows; "Whe,her the act Of ls4l, SO far as it is
sought to be applied to the mortgage of 1898, is
or is not repugnant to that provision in the con-
stitution Of tho United States which declares that
no state shall pass any laws impairing the obsa-
ton Of conlracts'' The question is one Of i'm
mcnse importance, as it involves not only the con-
situtionaiiy of the valuation law of 1871, but al
SO that Of the valuation law passed by our lcgis'
lature this winter, as well as Of the laws of the
same nature passed by the legislatures Of other
s:atcs.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-03
s,b.,stutc for the SAN.

The newly invented light OF NJ. Gau-
din, on which experiments were recently
made at Paris, is an improved modiiica-
lion of the well known invention OF lieut..
Drummond. While Brummond pours a
stream of oxygen gas ,hroug h the spirits
of wine upon unslacked lime, Gaudin
makes use of Il more ethereal kind OF oXy-
Gen, which lie conducts through burning
essence Of turpentine. -The Drummond
light is fifteen hundred times stronger than
that of burning gas ; the Gaudn light is,
we are assured by the inventor (says the
Mechanics Magazine) as strong as that
of the sun, or thirty thousand times s,ron-
ger than gas, and of course ten times more
than the Drummond. The method by
which NJ. Gaudin proposes to turn the
new invention TO use is singularly striking.
lie proposes TO erect on the Island OF Ponl
Neuf. in the middle of the Seine and cen
tire of Paris, light house five hundred
feet high, in which is TO be placed light
from a hundred thousand to hundred
million gas pipes, strong, the power to be
varied as the nights are light or dark
Paris will thus enjoy sort of perpetual
day, and as the sun of heaven has set, the
sun of Pont Neuf will rise.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-03

Cold Wcathr.-The Galcna Gazette Of the l7ih
ul, has the following:
Cold Weather.---Y Yesterday morning was
remarkable for its severity-ihe thermo-
meter standing at hirty-one degrees be-
low zero. On Wednesday morning il
was only about eighteen below.
p, S.-This morning the different Their
mometers in the city varied from thirty
sir to hirtJ-nine below zero.
This beats our best Thermometers by at least s
degrees. Though our winter has been very Sc
vere-much more so than for number Of years
plst-yet. at 10 time has the thermometer sunk
lower Than TO Q degrees below zero. Lower
than this we have never seen it-and never wish
10 see it,.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-03-03

Animal Magne'ism-We learn from
the Boston Daily Mail, that young wo-
man was thrown into the Mcsmeric state
at the City Hall, Lowell, Mass, ON the
2d February, by DR.. w. p. Shaiiuck, aud
submitted TO the operation of extracting a
tumor on the shoulder, without manifest
lug the slightest pain. An incision round
the ,umor was made to the depth of near
ly two inches, and the operation was one
which, Nnder ordinary circumstances
would have caused acute pain, fainiing,
&c. On being brought back to the aatu-
raj state, the lady was entirely free from
pain, and was not aware tina, any opera
lion had been performed. This expert
ment was performed under the direc, per-
sonal examination of Drs. Holbrook, Pills.
bury, and Horn, of Lowell, and in pre-
sence of large and respectable audience.
a full and scientific report of the case will
soon be published. ~ y NeV Era.