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WEIGH b MANN'S MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
THIS mmsnse establishment surpassed by other the
country for the OF and
pngs-io the number OF talented and accomplished eqses
TRANS and for the beautiful stud Of hosshsve
vicinity. They will open Tomorrow Tuesday, Evening,
Jersey City, when of best selections from
varied will be given. On Wednesday and
Thurs ay they perform Newark This will be the only
opportunity offered this those DESTROYS Of enjoying
Intellectual who reside in the places alluded
The they have met with thus far this has
ceeded their most sanguine expectations sl4r
THREE KETTLE DRUMS
E0R SALE by J. +. w. Woter. importer and dealer in
Musical Instruments and Italian Strings, 6 John
Pnce one hundred dollars RASH AT lwissrc
CIUNOR LOUIS MARTINI, Professor Of Singing, viii
resume his lessons usual his Music Room, 90 Leo
uard street, joining the Society Library Building.
To THE AMATEURS OF THE AccoRpIor he would
commend his Album just published containing delightful
collection Of the most popular opcrac melodies and favore
pieces.
This production was much needed show tina, the best
musical compositions be played that Instrument,
whose capabilities have remained so long unknown.
SiEno L. NJ accompanies his pupils. the Piano and
Guitar auso lms m
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TESTIMONIAL

TESTIMONIAL.
LIE CHEV'R DON ANGEL CALDERON DE LA
BARCA Minister Plenipot entiary from the Court Of
Donna Isabel II Queen Of spslu to the United State,
Washington do state that h-ve known DR.. A. O. CASTLE
gentle standing pre-. in his profession Of med
and gicsl Dentsthat those requiring his profession
rity. Sgaed A CALDERON DE LA BARCA.
A. C.CASTiE f, 3si Broadway inserts Artificial Teeth,
aud performs ration pertaining the restoration OF
the mouth. gums an teeth SO msrh
CAUTION,
ITO HOTEL AND STORE~KEEPERS, against per
son from Philadelphia, trying to palm upon them
spurious article of Wine Bittes and Wild Cherry Brandy
said be manufactured by This to inform the public
that have travelling under the Of Tobias,
cepting my son, Joseph f. Tobias.
s29 lmsr No GO North Third st. PHILADELPHIA
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Zeher Co.. sLedRer Bui,dng;, ID ,,ee pear Chesrut
names Terms-75 per month, including the Sunday
paper as without il Advertisements and commune
eafioni Intended for days paper be left the
nv o'clock n the afternoon.
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STUYVESANT NS1lfUrE, bkUADWAY,
MR. LOVER,
Author oil Handy Andy Rory O'More, &c. Sc) will give
IRISH EVENING.
superstons, Mirth and Melody Of his country with
his IRISH SONGS already honored with rscoG-
Admission Tickets to be had at the Aston House; Also
Firth Ponds: and Anvil. Music Stores, and at the door,
each night Doors at N o'clock Performance
mence at and conclude about 10 o'clock AS lwissr
HOWES 4 CO.'S N. Y. MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
on T a. m
Troy the s at the 5th Troy the 9Th and Thu
west side Of Inc Hudson River en- route to New York
This the Largest Establishment organized in the
United States: comprising ss Men and horsss recurring
&c The company has il Eight Female egues-
trans amsng whom the Greatest Female Rider Of
ago. recently MA sI5lxsa f MARIE fsT MAcARrE
whose new style Of Equestrian Fea peculiarly her own
and the charming !psfe with which she chains her
render this gifted and erti.e the lead
refer the public the brilliant description given
spectve newspapers OF the extraordinary and daring sars
b. 81. sr;' ns.,
NIXON, and the unapproachable Clown, DAN RICE.
the Performer. !: the csIsDsfss I'D principal hi
act S %s 6%e
fsnby IN m Feat:
Cole. Dogs, Hector and Billy The SWISS BROTHERS,
s"s: &c 70 Ssp .s Gym
nastics by Mr. NiIon and his Mr. Howes in hi, Ny
tholpgica and brilliant Act Of Fancis: Of rrotsus" Mr.
The whole compriains the leading. talented and
80 HOWES Co IS New York Mammoth Cireus
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ROOMS WITH PARTIAL BOARD.
TO LET-n 18th street, Union Square apartments
for three four single gentlemen, with breakfast and
snu Eh dng snJ ws,v
with each ober very desirable opportunity Of making
comfortable for the winter presented The
lighted with and h aed by the hot air furnace
The privilege Of hot and cold saths be had For parcu
lars, &c, apply to Messrs. J. X j. w. WEEKS
s2s 3tissih Vesey street.
n MK. HENRY MASON, the son OF the late Mr.. hos
Mason long resident Halifax Nova Scotia, will address
line Edward Hardy, Lockpor State Of New York. he
may hear of something to his advantage.
u Halifax papers please notice. s22 2wissrc
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Total ............. 800,
Receipts Of all kinds. ................ 49,

Debt transerabe 10 the Succ0aNon.. ySO1OOO0VV
Whatever may be the advantages Of public
debt. therefore, we are in a fair way soon to real
ize The public debt of Great Britain, i has
been urged is the true source Of her strength and
of the interest, whsh have ground her people
down to literal starvation. The debt we are incur
ring is but drop in the bucket compared with
the monster debt of England; but ours is the nu-
in season, will expand, and soon absorb the vitality
of the federal system. If it should result, how
ever, in the modification of the revenue tariff, to
tho protective standard, we doubt not that the
rounce the war with Mexico az the best thing OF
the age. Yours truly, 1,2,3.
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SITUATION by young woman Of industrious habits.
as Chsmbermad OF 9eAmstress, would be wiling
axe care Of children small private family Please apply
It No. l6l Green st. $40 3tsTc
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UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK.

Surgical and Medical Ciinique
TNHE Poor Of the city informed that they will receive
University Medical College, $50 Broadway on every Ssur-
day throughout the year. from TO IL clock The Cnique
gives mis- services the poor who may be aborng under
Surgical Medical diseases An opportunity Is has afford,
themselves OF this charity. 49,
whose circumstances will enable them remunerae
physician for services during their confinement are IN
formed that they will be attended free Of charge at their
houses This charity under the charge Of Dooron
BEDFORD aud by leaving their and address his
resdeHce Tenth all INDECENT females will receive
PROMO ate ndante 40 3tawis7wsrh
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Pha.on,s MAGIC Hair Dye, q now and In

Rousssl's Premium Shaving Cream, and
every variety of Perumerv Cosmetics Toilet Soaps,
tracts most fashionable kinds Amsndns chapped
hands, &c, &c. For sale wholesale End retail, by
E. ROUSSEI, l5g Broadway
tee between Liberty and Cosrtlandt streets.
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Great Rargains in Carpeting.-We ",

the attention Of hou ekeepe those about
articles Of Competing the
sve war.ro.m, Of Hiram Anderson No % Bowsry. where
be found splendid IF English and
Carpeiins Hearth Rugs, Mats, Table and Piano Cover
Floor Oil Cloth Druege &c. least 20 cent less than
warranted a, %oe rsrsin Capstng for s. yard; large
tled Hearth Rugs Sc each: and other articles proportion
ably cheap Observe the number, 90 Bowery.
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AMIfNE NIRNrA.

Z ralRD MONT or nS g q MbowATr AND Ma.
fsS
ASsf which. THE HAPPY MAN-Paddy Murphy. Mr.
TIE conclude with the farce oftbe IRISH TUToR-Teddy
Door open at O'Clock and the performances will
nsnes at bafp~'t7 o'clock Rors's gu if 20 esa'l Gal
RowERY THEATKE.-W " inesday E,en,ns. sept. 30
m,n asyd i, hSh q Ms' shswhs Peomsnee VII com
Mrs Shaw; Matthew Fillmore, Mr. Nesfe.
SG Mr.
o. Tomorrow, Mrs sHAw's Fourth Night
Dres, Circle 50 CENTS Upper Boxes IS Fit and Gale
MTTCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE = wedse .dsy
!ss sSea On ssg 81 vii be performed the new ifass
Arr yhsh ,hs s SG THE BEE AND THE
After which, The farce entitled My WIFE's OUT-Mr
TO conclude with the new farce of TIE IRISH TIGER
-Psddy Ryan, Mr. Nick,nson; Nancy Miss Clarke.
Dress circle % cents upper boxes % cents PIT one shng
Door. open y O'clock curtain rises at half past7
Csvsnns ssp.mbsr 80 the peiormsnee. will
VITA Cavaliers of Charles II Feats OF the Gymaasam;
Second part will commence with Still vsult,ur, or the
Ms
'0sss VIII 1jyar N q 9h her
gsssd perform his sisat Of on Monday
evening, Oct. 3.
Boxes IS cents, Pit l21i cents.
TABERNACLE
LEOPOLD DE MEYERS
GRAND USICAL FESTIVAL,
Before his departure from New York;
FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 2,
When he will perform for the first time the New
York public.
UN GRAND ANDANTE RELiGIOsO;
UN FANTASIA ON Semramis:
ANEW CAPRtCClO, on tayorite American air; aud
The CARNIVAL OF VENICE, Thy Iequest)
The following eminent artists will appear on that
MADAME PlCO,
MISS MATILDA KORsINsKY. MIR JULIE HEIGHT,
Aud MR.. GEORGE LODER,
With his whole Orchestra consisting Of forytwo artists
who will perform LEOPOLD MEYERS March Marc
cane" and the March Tryamphals dIsy" 1.-THE latter
been expressly arranged for The Orchestra by the csle
brated Berlioz, IN PARISH
For particulars programmes.
Tickets One Dollarto be had the Music Stores and
principal Hotels.
Doors open at ocock-to commence at 9 o'clock, pro
cisely.
~ No postponement account ofths weather.
$50 81
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Which will leave in the treasury on the
LIST of July. 1916, a balance Of. H,557 40
Allow that MIR. Walker has under esti
timated the receipts from the customs
about. ....''...'.... s,oooo0
And the balance on hand on the first July
last, after deducting ordinary expenses
as estimated, would be. .......... 1891 rs
FISCAL yEAR 1851.
Estimated ordinary expenditures 80. so, ooo, 90
War with Mexico. ............ $4,000, o0
Liabilities growing out Of the war with
Mexico, exceeding appropriations
Public debt from loans redesnabls up
to 1853 ..................... 100000
assumed by the United states. go. 1000 ,ooc
-
debts. .............. 81, SOC, ooc
Balance in Treasury ln July, lsA6. tax.
ing largest estimate, after deducting
ordinary expenses, say. .......... 5000 ,00(
the customs. -. saA ooo, 900 90
Public lands. < -. a.cSc,cOaIps- sas.oeass
Total. $4,000 %
ESTIMATED DEFICIT.
Amount of expenses and indebtedness. $7l, 800 OK
Amount of means on hand. ........ $4,000 ,0t
Estimated deficit. ......... sat, 500, ot
Deduct Treasury Notes.. SIC, 0oo, 900 90
And public debt not in
Cured by war with
Or ' tOsai public debt Of as,soo,o OK
And the deficit il. sio.ooo, %
Leaving a public de BIT Of $26, 500, 900 for fu
redemption, and ten millions of Liabilities req
ing immediate payment. But the ten million
Treasury notes will have to be redeemed, VIII
added to the other principal items, will leave
bill of expenses due in 1857, beyond the me
OF the Treasury twenty millions Of dollars an
public debt remaining Of SIG, 100000.
This is assuming that the war with Mexico
Congresses OF the United States and Mexic
Unless the deficit of twenty millions is canoe
by drafts upon the gold mines and churches
Mexico, the spoils Of war, we see no prospect
closing this administration, otherwise than wit
debt OF at least forty millions of dollars, with
most favorable calculation, as follows:-
Deficit and debt at the close Of the current
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~4,47s,soc 90
ts.Ass,Osa Il
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S4,sS7,2sl u
100000 90
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LETTER BAGS
49, FOR THE STEAMSHIP CAMBRIA
IE0EXS f.m Bostc for Liverpool, will close the
Ofhpg Telegraph News Room, corner Of
x46nE81B Beaver and Hanover streets, At ~ P. NJ.
to-day $50 ltsrh
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An AstouishinS euro or Blindness.-

merits of this cure are worthy Of notice. We respectfully
call the attention Of reader. the certificate Of Bridge
in another column Of this day parsr An ish
ing # blindness reformed nv Dr. Brown oculis 81
Spring The merits the highest confederation.
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Total ordinary estimated expenditures.
Total means, as estimated. .........
Which will leave in the treasury on the
LIST of July. 1916, a balance Of. $500.
Allow that MIR. Walker has under esti-
timated the receipts from the customs
about =.
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JACUB BRA STEU, Auctloneeh
GALE of Rosewood and Mahogany ri ANOfORTES-On
~ Friday Oct at II O'clock pIeciely at the large
50 Beekman st. from Wednesday last valuable
pianoortcs by celebrated makers with all the modern
sments Dealers and families invited call
and examine these the whole Of which
sold. time Of limits having expired $50 3tsih
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S&R FOR NEW ORLEANS.-To sal in a lew days
M4xN-The fine feet sailing coppered ship CURTIS
apt -. will lsitively be despatched as above
pas sage, having suy- odations apply
SAG RI JOHN HERD IAN, 6i South st
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FOrtnbIe Dress1ng CaSe6.-Thc atteHtIOh Oh
the travelling is'respectiuy invited to the subscribers
complete and of the above useful and
app~ndages rentsmsns toilet. Their assortment
embraces variety portable suitable either Tor
long short journey continuing all that necessary Tor
q. SAUNDERS X SON.
1T Broadway, opposite Howard's Hotel
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AUCTION NOTICE
FURNITURE, kc.1 his day, at 10 o'clock No. 4th
Avenue above 2srh st the furniture Of family leaving
the city ssrg ofas mahogany and
maple chars; rockers and ptian marble top
bes; work and toiet dos wsshsds and funiture
bedstoads beds and pliiaers bed
ding hail lamps looking glass and ell shades
China crockery, &c Kitchen furniture,
$50 lt&Ih JNO -NIFFEN, Aac'r
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Rocket ana Penknivss.-A beautaui cssort-
Of the above be the suhscribers among
which will he found Of the splendid and unique
patterns imported t. this country.
g. SAUNDERS SON 1T Broadway,
few doors above Courtlandt street.
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Ed,
by respectable young Woman situation Chamber
II maid and wser Has objection do general house
work IN small private family; good washer and roner
Best city reference be Please apply 1913 Mott
street, rear buidipg, third floor. s292tsrc
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

The Emperor Nicholas at Sea-
The ship of the line called Russia is an
overwhelming proof Of the despotism
Of Nicholas. On visiting the vessel
while on the stocks he thought there
was not sufficient room to walk about,
and accordingly commanded the space
TO be enlarged; even enforcing his opiu-
ion against competent judges. BY con-
sequence this vessel is the very worst
sailor in the whole Russian navy, and
is very seldom employed. When he
takes ii into his head to command the
movement of a ship, which he does al
most every time be goes to sea. the cap
tain of the vessel takes care always to
keep behind him. in order. by counter
signals, to prevent the strict execution
Of his Majesty's orders, which would
inevitably lead TO the loss Of the ship
and its august passenger.--Russia I'M
der Nicholas.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

Escape. Thornton A. Freeman &
John P. Hall, convicts, escaped from
the Peniteniiary at Jefferson city, one
day last week. Freeman was sem
fenced about two years since to thir-
teen years Imprisonment for robbing
the mail while Postmaster at Carrolton,
Missouri. Hall had been sentenced
for term Of years for robbing a
wealthy Mexican on board asteam boat,
and had twice before broken from the
Penitentiary. They effected their
escape over the wall.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18
New School Books.

NOR sale at Bicknel's in Potosi, very
III choice selection of school books Of the most
approved kinds now in use Among which are
Sanders Reader No. /, No. 2, No. 3, and No
Almost admirable reading books; also Pofte's
Rhetorical Reader, standard work in the schools
Of Boston:
Morse's Geography and Atlas;
Goodrich's Geography and Atlas, "a very
popular work.
Adams new Arithmetic,
Smiths Arithmetic:
Roots System of Penmanship, (copy books
neatly ruled and prepared with engraved
copies.)
Also; states; pencils; inkstands; quilts; paper;
rulers, &c.. and in short every variety of the
newest Novels; Novelties: Tales. &C., embraced
in the embraced in the wide range of Cheap Lit
erature.
ED. BICKNELI..
Dec A, l945. 39-n.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

.fmpudia. The Picayune says an
amusing story is told by Ranchero's
wife, of the haste and trepidation in
which Ampudia crossed the river on
the afternoon Of the 9th Of Maya
day to be remembered in his calendar:
"The good woman says that Ampu-
dia came TO her house soon after the
firing commenced, at full speed and
alone, and begged her husband like
hound to cross him over the river be-
fore those shouting devils, the Ameri-
cans, could overtake him. The poor
husbandman complied and ferried the
poor crest.fallen, terror-stricken hero
across; but he had no sooner landed
and placed the broad river between
himself and his pursuers, than he be-
came the naughty, supercilious Gen.
Ampudia, and ordered his preserver to
play lackey and groom to himself and
horse.
He is notorious in this city for his
meanness in pecuniary matters, espe-
cially in swindling the people from
whom he hired the furniture of his
house, since his last arrival-and for
his cold blooded cruelty to our Consul,
Mr.. Schatzell, man near 10 years OF
age, who he ordered 10 leave the place,
under guard, for the interior, in such
haste as to compel the old man 10 go
on foot, and sleep the first night in the
open air, in severe norther. He is
also remembered as the first man from
The field of battle, who, as an apology
for his own cowardice, swore that the
whole Mexican army was destroyed.
One of the many rumors ahoat is, that
Ampudia has charged Arista with
treachery-with having sold the army
to the Americans. A hard bargain,
indeed, to Arista, for his only pay was
cannon balls and cold steel. Ampu-
dia says further, that he would have
won the day had he had the command.
The lying braggart-the man who ran
at the FIRST volley, when second in COM
mand, TO talk Of what he would have
done as chief.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18
The Question Settled-The birth

The Question ISettled.-The birth
place of Gen. Taylor has been sub
ject of some doubt. Virginia and
Kentucky have disputed for the honor
of his birth; and in Virginia three coun-
ties have claimed him Caroline, Am
herst, and Orange. The Washington
Union understands, from the best au-
thority, that the county of Orange, in
Virginia, is entitled to the distinction.
The brother of General Taylor, at
tached to the army, and General Tay-
lor's daughter, who is married to JEFF
ferson Davis, Esq, a member Of the
House Of Representatives from the
State Of Mississippi, are 10 Washing
ton.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

.2nother Phiiadsiphian in the .7y-
my.--A correspondent informs us OF
the fact that another officer who has
distinguished himself in the recent bat.
ties on the Rio Grande is Phiiadei.
phian. This is Capt. Charles +. Smith,
who commanded portion of the ad-
vanced guard under Capt. Mccall
He was born and bred among us, lived
in this city until he was sixteen years
Of age, then went to West Point,
where he received his military educa-
ton. He is son Of the late DIR. SAM
uel Smith, formerly Surgeon in the
United States Army, and is a grandson
of the late Squire Ferguson, of South
wark IDOL. News.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18
.Anecdote of a French Bishop

.anecdote Of a French Bishop. =
The deputy, NJ. Charles, lately gave a
grand dinner at which the Bishop Of
Cartres was present. After dinner
there was reception, and the ladies 8
of the country aristocracy came in full
dress-in flowing silks and satins, and
sparkling with diamonds. As these
ladies were dressed very low in the
neck, his Grace affected to be greatly
scandalized and retired very early.
"What my lord, do you leave SO
soonpo said the master Of the house.
"Cer.ainly," replied the prelate--
.these women shove me out by the
shoulders"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

"Our acquisition of Texas, in the
way and manner it twas brought about,
offended the whole civilized world
New York Express.
Then the swhole civilized world is
n impairment world. The annexation
Of Texas was no business of theirs.
That same world had pronounced
Texas an independent nation; and may
not two independent nations unite
themselves without asking permission
Of Others? The'whole civilized world
had better mind its own business; or,
If it must exercise its philanthropic
propensities, let it exercise them upon
India, where the British soldiery are
invading independent territories and
numbering unoffending Sikhs by the
ten thousand. For the success Of these
brutal butcheries the archbishop COM
poses prayer Of thanksgiving to be
said in all the churches. But we hear
no objection to this from the whole
civilized world
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

Ho,c 10 Kick man ,cith iapuni-
ty.-Two gentlemen were walking to-
gether in Paris. 81 will engage" said
the one to the other, "to give the man
before US good kicking, and yet he
shall not be angry" lie did as he
had undertaken to do: the man turned
round, and looked astonished. IL beg
your pardon said the kicker, 81 took
you for the Duke de Ia Tremouille. -
The duke was very handsome-the
kicked man very plain; he was gratif-
ID by the mistake under which he be-
ieved be had suffered, shook himself,
miled, bowed, and went on his way.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18

Portable Lightmag.-An embryo
Franklin was paradiag the streets on
Saturday last with small but power
full magnetic machine under his arm in
full operation. After inviting several
persons TO hold it a moment, he finally
persuaded a darkie to lay hold Of the
very nice looking brass handles while
he went back few doors Of an errand.
Unsuspicious Sambo grasped the ma
chine with pair OF paws that might
have held back a locomotive, but at
the instant Of contact he gave a twist
of the face, howl, and a backward
jump OF about six feet, looked at his
pslsied hands, and said: 'Look-a-here,
young man, its my 'pinion you is dc
debil, or MS fus child, and dem shiny
tings dar is your horns And amid
the laughter Of the bystandess. Sambo
walked off awfuIly shocked a, holding
he devil by the horns
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-07-18
Singular Mayo-mation.-A Heart


Singular MaJo-mation.-A Heart
outside Of the Chest--The Baltimore
Sun contains the following account Of
the birth ola living child, with its heart
outside Of the chest, which was.noticed
in our Baltimore letter yesterday. The
heart is entirely outside Of the body,
and destitute Of any pericardium; thus
even without this natural protection it
is protruded from the external surface
Of the chest, which at that point bears
mark resembling cicatrix as if the
flesh had been opened, the heart pull
led out, and the wound suffered to
grow up again. Each pulsation, OF
curse, can be distinctly observed, and
the whole natural action Of this deli
cate organ is made visible to the inn
mediate investigation ofthe eye. This
remarkable phenomenon in the history
Of human nature is an absolute and in
disputable fact, however unlikely it is
to meet with credibility on tie part Of
the public. Dol. Newspaper.