Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-21
From The .Ni,c York Courier DIES Etdis Unis
KEAIARkAHIE GASEl

Paris Is hnrror-led inst with the details Of surgi
cal disclosure. showing ,ha ground Of rumor which
has been for lime whispered through the noble
oes Vi Europe II has been eredby asserted for year
past. that there Was shut up IN a iluie at Berlin,
young Polish Countess. immensely rich. ana wanting
husband, but tho had The draw bark, Cor rather tho
make draw back OF Skeleton head upon otherwise
healthy body The story has been hat doubted,
but celebrated surgeon, Diieenhach. has lately pub
shed an account. which We condense as follows:
On certain evening three rersons called this cele'
bmted practitioner. An Italian and Polish gentleman
came forward. leaving yeiled lady in the back ground.
On The retirement ol The other Two, the incognila mid
y looked around advanced hesalingy. aud finally
covered her head A man whpse profession 10 look
on horrible scenes mol likely be easily moved but
from what now met his sight, he started back " h
scream OF fright and horror. gritaaciag skeleton,
ri The bones Of The head scarcely corered With reddish
epider1as stood befare hin, the tongue lay entirely
visible aud all the passages othe and throat with
oni covering In The attempt to speak, tho tongue
played like SERPENT half prutrnded from corpse. The
eyeds were lurmd inside oui. and OF lie upper jaws
there remained bul small poron entirely deprived of
teeth.
Such the portrait Of lady Of eighteen daugh-g
tee ot enc Of the most brilliant and wealthy families OF
Europe, Who had oeen to this degree victim 10 scrof.
ua.
The Surgeon gees that he could not, at
midnight. when the interview took place, stand without
almost luoleabe dread before this irightui apparon,
but she al last at empted to speak 10 him. Il was an
appalling attempt utlerance. She could make
inulaon thai he could understand but she pointed with
frantic vehenence al his He al last comprehend
ed that she wished surgical supply OF this member to
her denuded face but he shook his head despair The
scene Of abandonment 10 grief which Immediately fol-
loved, was, he Declares wholly indescrbable. She
threw herself the floor ii agony Of convusye des
pair. Z
The Surgeon departed Tho next day for Vienna, and
thther the lady followed him. Another interview with
her and of her relatives, ended in his attention
see what could be done lie called together few me-
chanical artists. and the first result false palate
nnd set Of teeth, which enabled her chew and arcu
IN drawing the skin frame nose, and finally he
has sent her into the world. hot beautiful, but at the
same time not hideous She equents balls and operas
without VEIL aud by the aid Of flowers Ia her mar anu
other adornmen passes without attracting extraordinary
notice in public Il said be Of the greatest TIL
umphs ever si,aned the surgical and mechanical arts
The lady IS hand is nov OPEN to composition.
CHERRIES WITHOUT STONES.-The Paw
sian scientific correspondent Of the New York ouler
des Eats Unls' mentions discovery of way to
produce cherries without siones. Early in the spring.
before the sap in full flow, Young bearing tree is d.
vded two down to the branching Of the roots. the
plh removed with wooden spi ula the parts again uni
ted the air being excluded by application Of pottes
clay the whole length Of the opening. and bound toget
er by wooen curds The sap soon reunes the spysco6
paris and in two years. the tree will produce cssy~
the best kind, and having in their cesitss, assss
usual kernel. a thin soft pflelcs .y,sa'