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WASHINGTON, June %, is45.

The Fifth Days Proceedings Of The mew Court Mortal
The Court met at o'clock the journal Of yesterday
proceedings should begin the Judge Advocate an
bounced that he would proceed to read paper which
ne had prepared in relation to the third spechcaon
lhe first charge He had not proceeded far with his
reading before the Court stopped him from further read
ling as il was altogether uncalled for, and upon mat
Ier not before the Court; II remarked during the
conversation that arose that was casting dishonora
BILE implication the part Of the accused in oosctns
he specification Yesterday. The Judge Advocate re.
narkednot st ALL that he only desired to put '"e W
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LADY aaSssss:h p ss
fv instruct in that accomplishmcnt would wish
M the instruction Of young ladies' mode
70 addressed to A. b c. the Office Of this
!Spsr shall be puuctuslly attended TO. je28 lm*rc
few active, Intelligent men. to act e. agent.
parts q the country $500 Per year over their board will DC
year, and they active Some men, now N our
employ will doubt make $1,000 clear Of all ex
be filed each will have his district and will be aeces
out None need apply unless has that amount it
object get them started in such will be bene
cia to them, well to
Apply at IS Duane Letters must be post paid
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u. A ODD. UNITED BROTHERS LODGE NO, .:
vE Members Of this Lodge requested at their
Lodge Room, Centre Monday Evening nei,,
June 20 isi 4 o'clock p NJ as business OF importance WIN
he laid before them.
BY ORDER 9 VIM. FAIRBROTHER, N; A.
JnIiN I1cAs Secondary ie20 2feod*rc
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yAUxHALL GARDEN SALOON,

Ga O'Clock.
H5' Box Office open from 8 A. M. until 6 r. NJ.
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PORTER,
ALE A ND CID Il r..
JOHN /. STAFF'S

BOTTLINlT ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. ANN STREET, next door 70 the American Musesm
generally for the very liberal share OF patronage already
ceved and hopes by strict attention business 20 merit
FIRST QUALITY
Philadelphr Porter Newark Cider,
Cro,on Ale London Brown Stout,
and Scotch AIe
Orders for shipping attended 10 with despatch mill
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"a University EunDtTKh tHkeI
" Office No. 95 Mercer je28 3teodsec
TO BAKERS AND OTHERS.
THE subscriber eontempating semoynE to the country
for the last fourteen years with utensi
cessary carry business The premises
light and well ventilated The building fronts
entrance from both streets There excellent
feet by 81 large flour loft sitting room, bed rooms, &c
There first CUSTOM also out door The
family baking has for past been than sufficient
alone to pay the rent.
Any disposed purchase do by applying
the premises where he will receive nformnton with
terms, Sc. JAMES TURNBULL.
New York, June 81, 1885, je27 lw*ec
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ELYSIAN FIELDS-( HoBoKEN.)
Free Exhibition ere,y afternoon, commencing on
Tuesday. July 1. mt 3 o'clock.


Free Exhibition euey afternoon, commencing on
Tuesday, July L, mt 3 o'clock.
MI r. MCCARTHY has the pleasure announce that he has
w made arrangements for short time with that justly
and celebrated FAkIR OF ANGELINA and the extraori.
and accomplished Prince of all Wonders, YOUNG
FRANCISCO, whose beautiful and instructive HNpoo FEs-
INVITES have been the wonder and admiration Of all Europe
DELLA EMONS
The entertainments will with Young Franciscos
wonder-working HlNDOO FESTIVITIES selected from
his grand Magic Cabinet; which i'll be found the fol-
Owing Rings Mystic Figure, the Madens Glove,
inhalation Of Balls and the Fakr Outlandsh Supper after
which he will introduce the Indian Games, after the
Indians az Malabar.
O. Intermisson Of half an hour.
- Dancing and Singing by Miss EMONS
The amusements will conclude with Franciscos elegant
Mechanical Exhibition Of the celebrated ACROBAT FAI-
s Hogan =, he Graceful Nsg 3D. Joseph The Chinese
Elser; 5h Alenzo, the Equbrist; 9Th Fyall the Mystic
Girl; 9TH, Great Western, as Peleg Smashum.
Alter which, the buetta entitled Old Grimes and his Wife
TO be performed by several of the figures.
The New York Brass Band has been engaged and will play
afternoon lie 80 sire
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~ ly on hand
Also American rig W. III IN RICHARDS

4UO,OOO GULO, for sale at 81 Liberty street Among
them viii be Cabanas do Impeaes Regaas Paneelas
Cubrey Werner Segas; do small sizes Napoeons Normas
Urraca, Keenan,, Descs Coonas DC Panetelas and
house, imported by the Chrsoph Colon and the
RAND. a3 3m*rc
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TUITION.
A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, graduate 2. the univeTsSy
my situation as instructor-through the Of the
English which he speaks duenty French and German
athorcugh education drawing and painting
either landscapes, heads or flowers.
The best had and his and residence
known by applying the Rev. A. yerren Rector oil the
French Protestant Church this city, No 80 franklin STIR
;uA tunxrr
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FIRE WORKS-FOURTH OF JULY!
NEW WORK LABORATORY.

| FIRE WORKS-FOURTH OF JULY!
NEW YORK LABORATORY.
rr RENNETT Io6 Front street, two doors south Of Full
. ton The extensive and brilliant assortment Of
Erewors are now offered the above place, consisting OF
Heav and Signal Rockets with gold and silver Rain, Suns
Fans Palm Trees Pyramids Peruvian Crosses Octasons In
go1a Light Roman Candles, Serpens Pin Wheels Grasshop
pe Port Fires Blue Lights Scroll Wheels Tofh,liicns Line Line
Crackers Canton Rockets, &C., &c.
Country merchants and dealers in general are requested to
call and examine the above stock. -.
b. COMMITTEES for city and country displays military and
pryafe parties supplied the liberal with
the above mentioned articles wARRArTEpthe having
been selected with the utmost care. I'm m27'rk
EVE DOLLARS REWARD,
OSTOn Monday last, 10Th inst y the Park Theatre
IL between the Theatre and Park Place, Gold Bracelet in
the form OF Snake having set in the head The finder
will receive the above named reward returning the
No A Broad street. je2t iw'rc
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NOWLAN'S HOTEL,
At Harlem River.

GEORGE NOWLAN respectfully returns bis most sin.
~ thanks his friends the public for the liberal
support which he has received for the last years. while Pro-
petor Of Prospect Hail. and begs leave inform them that he
has fitted up the large At the tesn.aon Of the
he prepared furnish visitors with Breakfasts Dinners
Teas Suppers and other refreshments the shortest
Hotel for I2I6 cents. from the City Hall, je28
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THE EYE.
DR. POWELL. AND DIR. DIOSSY

DIR. POWELL AND DIR. DIOSSY,
OC ULLS1'S andOPHI.HALMIC SURGEONS,
No. 2O1 Broadway,
CORNER OF WARREN STREET, NEW YORK,
their Practice to Diseases Of the Eye Opera
ections Of Vision Testimonials from the eminent med
cal Of Europe and America Reference Patients who
have been perfectly cured Of Amauros Cataract Ophhaic
Neby!H Or Sqecks on the Eye sabsmus sqanting &C.
ton, that cannot be distinguished from the natural.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. given the kind Of Glasses
suitable to particular defects
The Poortreated gratuitously. je28 lm*m
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WORKS, CRACKERS, &C.
FOURTH OF JULY ls45
COUNTRY and City Dealers in Fireworks, will find il I,
~ their advantage call and examine extensive
Of the best quality r. AYLIFF'S old establishment,
Chatham large quantity Of Fire Crsck,s received
Mind have removed from 6 to 76 Chatham Jel lm+rc
FOURTH OF JULY, lSl5.
FIREWORKS FOR THE PEOPLE
TINE subscriber offers for sale complete assortment OF
rotechnc articles manufactured exclusively for his
sales, by the best maker in the country,
Cities towns public private exhibitions, supplied al the
lowest prices and the quality warranted
Wholesale buyers Of small fireworks will ind their adva
ace IN giving call Prices low good article be at
Sored and the best article warranted to be the cheapest
Chinese Firecracke and reduction OF 30 to so
per cent from last prices ...,,
m3l tjyl I'm oeow william s'ree'
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NOTICE.
MR. CLARKE is DESTROYS supplying the public in
WI country with the best Of help, free Of expense with
Of character both and Others white
fitting all those Of employment and is in hopes Of that
$50 Duane street, and fitted for the accommodation Of all
want Of employment. Call at 9516 Duane street.
e00 1mfr
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IOsOVU LnS. OLD FILES but little used FOR sale
ahnE WORTHY hlao lot Of File Steel and Tools for In,
yas No. I W. attention Of nanufacturerand smiss AID
my 10 imsro
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BIGGAR'S REPOSITORY OF FINE ARTS,
81 Canal Street, Is doors Vest of Broad,cay
~ here find Of the choicest collections Of RARE OLD
and FINE MODERN Engavngs in the country atless than
une-half the usual prices
B.-Grate Aprons and Drapery for Looking Glasses in
great variety and Of the newest designs
m m
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Admission rs Cents.
Private Boxes, for four persons, 81.
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POST OFFICE.
- ,,.,. - New York, June 2sth, 1885,
ETTERSand papers will be received this Office until 5
~ o'clock, M Monday, June 90th be via Boston
f9r the Steamer Caledonia for Liverpool SC. Postage to
Boston must be paid. ROBT ii. MORRIS II M =
tee 10Y = -
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TO CAPITALISTS

A RARE CHANCE-To invest capital OF about $40 900
IA safe and profitable by erecting building for div
worship for the Emanu FL Congregation of this city and m
Broome and Madison streets, for that purpose.
For particulars enquire at Mr. Dsnhoefer IS Cedar
or at Messs Stetthemer Brothers. 81 Beaver street
m
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TWELVE GOOD DAGUERREOTYPE OPERA.
TORS WANTED
WITH complete Apparatus TO whom a reasonable salary
~ and permanent employment will be given Apply with
clns and references, at this office, day
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THEASUKEItS Il, 7
NORWICH WORCESTER RAILROAD Co.,
Norwich Conn, June "a. 1915.
A DIVIDEND Of Three for the last six months has
and after the first day Of July to the holders Of Stock on
the 2sth inst The Transfer Office the Suffolk Bank
Boston; the Bank the State of New York. the City Of
New York. and at this Office.
The Books will be closed from the 9th of June instant, TO
the 9TH of July inclusive. q. S. PERKINS,
je26toJuly5 jgb Treasurer.
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DACKET SHIP ROSCIUS from Liverpool. Conslgnees
by this ship will please have their permits board
Orleans wharf foot Of Wall All goods
permitted in FIVE days must be Public Store,
ia1Ir
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QOO Bushels Prime Nova Scotia Potatoes for sale in
l,COO lots suit purchasers, board Schooner Bee
of Messrs CORWIN STOW 4 CO.,
je27 sire 81 South
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-27
AnRN4slwrrHrr-r.
PUBLIC NEE TING.

Thursday Evening, Dec. 25, ls45, at
meeting Of citizens OF BloomSburg, Sonvsn
ed for the purpose Of arranging Debating
Society, ,tas following proceedings wer'
had
II. Webb, was chosen chairman, and
G. r. Buckalcw, Secretary.
On motion, William Neal, II. Webb
G. r. Buckslew aud E. Armstrong, were
chosen a committee 10 prepare rules for the
Society and 10 report them al the next
meeting.
The next meeting 10 be held a! Mr. Buck
alew', office Oh Tuesday Evening, SOIb
inst. a, half past SIX o'clock.
The citizens generally are respectfully
invited 10 attend.
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Mr. John Reider Of York county Pa,
lost his right arm, below his elbow, aud
lhs thumb and index dnger OF his left mend
a few days since Wills, feeding thrash.
ng machine with short slIawsd grain,
w-e-wSg.gsre
EsrAPED MIR. t. Willis, who has
just had second trial, and been again
lound 60 l'y Of al outrage upon young
yir. under his care, has escaped from Ak
ron, Ohio, Jlil, where he had been confined
sixteen months. lie was under ssnlcnce
Of SIX years in the psnilsndary.
Err.ssp=%%p1ss
The Rumor that Nauvoo is about t.
be sold to the Catholics, is denied by
the Chicago Journal, on The authority
Of one Of The parties 70 the supposed con.
uaCl.
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THE TARIFF.

We maintain, and i! has for long lin
Been our settled opinion, that the question
o!a protective Tariff ought never to hav,
been introduced into party politics. ri
become question upon which polilca
party, as such, may be ranged, it will. ne
cessarlly, be insecure. There will be nj
certainty about it. TO throw the trade au,
producing industry Of the counlry-vi,s
questions concerning them we msan-be
tween angry eomba,ans, fred by all lhe re.
collections OF an ancient leud, i, certainly.
most foolish and dangerous, And yet, this
has been attempted & the attempt kept up
for two OF three years, with zeal that is
proof against all rebuas, land slabbornusss
that defes all consequences! We cannot hold
the Wing leaders guiltleSs in iha particular.
1t is undenicbls, that they have dragged
this question into The arena of politics.
have untruly alledged themselves to be lis
exclusive friends, and upon the false issue
thus raised, attempted 10 ride into power.
Who ever heard before ls43 that The Tariff
was question upon which the two great
parties OF the coaairy were divided ! No
body. The division upon it had been .ocql.
up TO 1912, as every one knows;-it had
been question between the Northern and
Southern States, and not belwesn poli.
icaI parties. Why was it lbsn pressed
into service a, topic Of olec,ioneerinr -
Why were enemies made TO it by this in.
discreet conduct of pretended fricnisl No
answer can be given to these questions IN,
will condemn those clamorous poi,ici,ns
who have attempted to make poyi,icoJ
question out Of local one. and ai,eno,ol
20 raise an issue where none in truth .xi.,.
ed. But, is pressed upon va, 10 poin,
out the moiiUe for such conduct? We arc
no, bound 10 assign motives for what men
do. Human conduct is directed by 50 great,
diversity Of moral forces, that we might
be quite incorrect in ourjudgment. But we
candidy think, that the motive was, 10
carry the lafe Presidential election III
that was the prompting design how signalIy
mas 1t failed And what an effective re,
DuNe nave The virluous masses given TO po-
wv r"c'' managers and stump decIaimers -
o0'nS'rco'ed, however. by the past, and
despe's'e'y bent upon mischief rbeWbioI
newspapers keep pra,ing awov r. h.,
same old 'uUo;'-ihe street Ta,iG-M,I
incOmparobe TarV-MeHh'q Tgy;g.r |,
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Tile Interference CTthe British agent
in The Teas q4eStiDn

|
The correspondence Of The Stale departs
menl on the annexation of Texas has been
published. Mr.. buchanan, we see, over
haus The man I the white hat in Ihe fol-
lowing manner, in one Of the letters 10 Mas
jor DOnelsou;
i regret that have not ZINE, before the
departure of the messenger, to express to
10 youi as could desire, the feelings of in
dlgnalIon which The CoUduc, OF Captain El-
IioI has excited throughout this country.
These are not confined 10 any party, hu.
pervsde the whole community Jne of ils
good effects has beer TO render us, 10 a
very great extent, united people on the
question Of annexation. Ii is scarcely pos~
sble that his conduct can be approved by
his government Without entering upon
the inquiry how far The Brush government
had a night 10 nlarlere in preventing the
people of Texas from consenlng 10 annex
alton, no impartial man can doubt but that
Captain Elliott, in his efforts has transcend
dec all reasonable bounds. 70 assume the
character oi secret negotiator Of the gov
ernmcnI Of Texas with Mexico. 10 a hos.
tlle spirit towards The United S,aes; 10 con.
ceal his agency in this matter, by pretend
ing thai he had left Galveston for Charles
ton, when his destination, was Vera Cruz,
and then TO prevail upon Mexico to consen.
to the independence Of Texas on condition
that Texas should neUer annex herself TO
the United Sta'es-ihsse acts taken tcgelh-
er, are al war with all ihe modern usages of
diplomacy, and with the character of ,hs
Brushmen, government, which is generally
bold and frank, if not always just, in its
policy toward foreign nations. lie has no,
even ioE moment succeeded in his efforts
al conCealmenl, and 10 will fad that his
cunning will only tend to rem
der him ridiculous. But what is far worse
on his part by obtaining the consent of
Mexico TO tho independence Of Texas, he
has deprived that power Of The only miser.
able pretexl which ii had for war against
the United States, WILTSHIRE has fomenled
among The Mclean people spirit of hosIll-
I'y against US which may plunge that ill.ra
led country into war
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Democratic County Meeting

A County Meeting Of the Democratic
Citizens OF Columbia County, will be held
at the honse Of Charles Doebler, IN Blooms
burg, on Saturday, The ID Of January uOxI,
al2 O'Clock in the afternoon, to appoint a
Senatorial and Representative Delegate to
the State Convention to be held at Harris,
burg on the 4lh Of March next, TO nominate
a candidate for Canal Commissioner.
by order oCthc Demo cratic Stcadins
Committee.
Dece mber "a, l64S.
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FOREIGN,

The steamship Acadia arrived at B1s'
ton OF Friday morning, on Sea
land on Wednesday night, At 10 O'Clock
The Acadia passed The steamship Cam-
bria for HsIfax and Liverpool In con
sequence Of the thick fog, the Acadia
went ashore, in coming on the coss',
bnl fortunately struck on soft bo tom,
and suffered not the slightest injury. al
though the accideLI delayed heI arllya
several hours.
The price Of Wheat and Flour hav
slightly declined since the l9Ih Of NJ.
vemberj and 1000 barrels Uni'ed S,aD,s
-Four had been sod at 81 ShIIIlngs pc
barrel:
A Cabinet Council was held al ii.
Foreign Office on the 2d inst
The Times of The 8 instant has an
rlcle relating 10 The late me etogs OF
the Cabinet, bat nothing had YET rraus-
pired as 10 The result, if result there
has been.
Within a ew days SUI Vey has been
going on OF the large mercantile steam
ships 10 the mail service, with a view
to ascer'ainiUg their capabilities for
c"ryiag guns Of the largest cslibrc. and
an arrangement has been entered into
TO have them placed al the command Of
the Government, in case Of war.
Accounts from New Zealand, by the
way Of lnda, tell Of another defeat Of
Dhe Ergjsh by The Natives One
'ourth of the British aoIdier, (not ex-
ceediogn 500 in the whoIe) were eth.
or killed or wounded.
The Jonrnal des Debats, in long
article that created surprise and regret
ln Paris, takes view of the Oregon
question, from which i, may be referred
that the French Government is ndis-
posed 10 accept the Office Of arbitrator
between the British Government and
tha, of The United States of America, il,
oHered.
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ls49!l Every body is nauseaied with
The trash : il is subject worn perfectly
Dhrsadbare; yet on and stll! on, over The dry
realms Of bombas,,run the Whig editorials
Week after week ulerminabIe rcPeliIiens
Of the same dull leaden t~aIlle on a subjecl
that its prauers neither understand in ils
principles nor appreciate in Tvs operations
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WASHINGTON, Dec, l9.I846.


A strong effort was made to adopt ,
resolution to proceed forthwith 40 the
sIecrion Of Chaplain for the House
ouj after q short skirmish, it was 70
The present laid on the table.
Mr. Prat submitted series Of reso
Glulions, setting forth that Congress!
has no Constitutional power to sppro
plate money for religious purpose, or in
other words 10 pay chapla.ns. Mr.. +
giving notice Of wish 10 debate the
resolutions, Ihsy were laid over for one
day.
Mr.. Owen, in pursuance Of previou,
notice, introduced bill providing fo'
rhe establishment ofa SmIhsoenian Ia.
slilute,lI was twice read, and referred lt
select commitle.
Mr.. Douglas, from the Committee o.,
Territories, reported bill to protec
rights Of American citizens in Oregon,
until the termination OF the Joint occu
patton Of the same. II was read twice
referred to the Committee OF the Whole
and made the order OF The day for the
second Tuesday in January, and every
day thereafter until depasOd or.
Numerous other bills Of, whicl
previous notice had been given, were
also introduced sad appropriated, re-
Eerred' Among them was the pre-.
Iempion bill.
Mr., Brwlin presented a memoria,
from the Legislature Of Oregon. o.
his motion it was reIercd to aCommirte,
Of ,hs Whole, 10 accompany The bill Of
Mr.. Doughs
Mr.. Wood ward of red a rcsolutio,
requesting the judiciary Committee /,
enquire into the Expediency 10 amend
ing the law regulating the Treasury De
parlment so as TO provide rtar hereaf
er clerks shall be appointed from tn,
different States in proportion to rhei,
population: also 10 consider he proprie.
ly OF limiting the term Of service Of a5
officers on the civil list. 1t wa, adopt
ed almost unaAimouly.
The rate by which the resolution for
the election ef a chaplain bad teen lair
on the Dablo, was reconsidered and IN,
resolution adopted.
Air Winthrop offered a series Of res.
oIu'ions, setting forth ina, It would bel
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HARRISBURG PAPERS,

HahRiSDU NJ fAfEkS,
The Publishers oil The DEMOCRAT
&c UNION and PENNSYLVANIA
REPORTER propose issuing their pc.
psrs twice week during the session Of
she session of the Legislature, and ono. a
week during the remainder Of the year.
TERMS.
For the session 60 90
For III. year 90 90
The above papers are both Democratic,
end ably conducted, and promise full re-
ports Of the proceedings Of both branches
Of the Legislature, having engaged compe,
tent Reporters
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-12-27
A MODERN PYGMALION.

We had the pleasure, in company
with number Of scientific, medical,
anc other gentleman, a few evenings
since, 0! inspecting and Islning 10 what
we ptonouoce will be considered new
'wond,r Of The world.' II is MEcHAN.
ICAL MAN, or figure which The nven-
toi German named FIBER, after
study of fifteen years, has succeeded,
PygmaIon Ike, IN apparently infusing
lie into, certainly in causing it 10 speak
Iaoyihlos, in euy Language, a, the will
Of the operator. the manner in which
the voice is produced is by valves and
pipes, answering The varions organs Of
speech, located in the mouth and
throat Of the natural subject, which
IN the figure are supplied with breath
0y artificial lungs, 10 The breast, opera
ted upon by scale Of levers or KEYS
'omewhn' like those Of a common or
gan. Tacs'. however, merely govern
the speaking department., and separate
ar pana arrangement affords The fcpl.
.Iy ofSloglng any gwen ruue ia con-
leclNon with the speaking apparrausr
In working olt his invention, II is
Iinguiar to stale the inventor has found
i've voweIs, o., i, o, aod u, and elev
n consonaotS, all sufficient 10 express
ny word, IN any language. Those
'ord' which are made up more nume.
Ou'y Of voweII, as Alablma. Tusca-
1osa, Sophia, &c, Sc. are given with
no,I rem1rk1be accuracy and distinct
ess
What immediate good proposed 20
'e invention we are not prepared by
lswer, but that it is wonIarfu mon
nenr of patience, and will prove the
'ea'e'' curiosity as the day, we
c.ly believe.