The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-14


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but Ashland trhs cheering the conclusion was loud
enihusissiic and proionged]
Mr.. GnErLr then Addressed the audience in raihor
rambling and dhconnsctsd mannar From the distance
reporter was from the speaker, and the tumult
which prevailed together with the popping Of the coIIs
from the champagne bottles. hs with some dihcSity
We unisrstood Mr.. Greedy 10 say be was es ardent
admirer Of Mr. Clay az any ono present that he had
should be the nominee Of the wing party in ls4s. he
would devote himseh to furthsrng Ills election and II
this day day Of the election ior tina, purpose He
would however, give his vote and support to the
think more suitable CANDIDATE than him could be found
Mr.. Greedy then alluded to the acts Of the 27h Con-
gres which he said had reflected the highest honor on
MATHEW L. DAVIS next made brief speech, in which
he said that no better candidate than Mr. Clay could be
other candidate II was the fortune Of many msn to bs
great bnt since the days Of Washington had
attracted the admiration OF the nation 70 such degree
Nr. THiEas followed Mr. Davis, and was eloquent in
the praise Of Mr. Clay Posery Be said, would award
him. and hereafter ii would he found that be had LEFT the
impress Of bis character on the country said Of
Roger Williams (contipued Mr. Thiers) that he
gifted with soul beyond his and the same might be
said Of Henry Clay. The speaker then gave Mr. Clay
ing American resources which System he'd
conferred nnumerabis advantages on the Amcri:an
ple and which had raised this country the proud COM
merciai sminencs that she now maintains.
Tho tumult and eonuson that existed during the de-
livery Of the spseche rendered impossible to dojus
tce to the speeches on the occason. When ropor
ters lett the enhusasn for Harry Of the West at
the highest pitch and every aiusion 10 his being the
candidate Of the whg party in ls4s, was received with
Medical.
EIrRAoapIsARy CAsr OF ADIross TuMoR REMOVED
TIE MssMERIs SLEEP, Br Da. HoMER
BosrwicK, AraIL lo-Emeliue Brown, aged thirty
three years. colorsd female, called on DR.. Bost.
wick, No. rs Chambers street, about the LIST Of
April to consult him about large tumor upon her
back, Immediately under the LEFT shoulder blade. and
had tried various remedies IT, The DR.. told her
that it fatty tumor, and It ought to be removed
without delay wsuld continue TO grow larger and
larger every day. She said, that such the case
she would have done, and would call ths Dr. the
next day. and let him know whom she would have 1t
taken out. In the mean time, DR.. Bostwick who has
always bsen skeptical on the subject of mesmerism
thought would be good opportunity to test this mys
FERROUS power provided shs would consent to it, and he
could ind person protesting possess this Incompetent
sible power When she called again the DR., he ssks
her, IL she would be willing to be msgnetzsd, or put 10
sleep that she could not feel any pain during the
operations she replsd that she did not know
about magnetism" Said she would be afraid Of H. and
declined to have any experiments performed on her
The Dr. then called upon the Rev DR.. Hgbee in whose
family she is servant to get him to prevail upon her
to be msgnotizsd He said he would do with plea
sure and accordingly had conversation with her
the subject and she finally consented to have 1t DONE
Dr.. B. then Immediately commenced making enquiry
for proper person to magnetic her, and was
mendcd by DR.. Sherwood to call upon Mr. D. Ol,z,
which he did Tuesday, the 7th of April he
panied the Dr. to 52 Church street, where she had gone
to have tho operation performed and made attempt
magnetic her. and failed On Wednesday, at o'clock,
p. NJ, he made another attempt, and succeeded. On
Thursday, at o. A. NJ, succeeded and At s, r. NJ sue
Lashsr who were unbsevsrs hut were satisfied Of The
reality oft on seeing her put into this state and several
COP on 10 pistol and rsd near 10 her ear She arose
from her reclining position into an erect one. and took
her handkerchief from her pocket ans wiped the perspi
time very She fell back into the same profound
sleep and DR.. McCOmb and Dr. Lashsr tried to awake
her by sticking pins into her hands and legs shaking
halowing to her, &C., without producing tho slight
est eject upon her. On Friday, at Q, A. M, no
and 70 a na laa ia re-
Dr. B. said that he would wait whether she
would awake at that time or not. and sat with his
watch in handlooking for the appointed time to come,
and to his utter astonishment kha awoks half minute
after the time had elapsed. 10 the afternoon. OF the
the presence Of the following gentleman :Dr Samuel
r. Childs Dr. John Sesrns, Eliazsl Parmlv DR. shsr
wood, Dr.. Edward Spring, John r. Van Welt. M. g.
Hart, Olivar Johnson, D. Fanchcr, w. H. Stinemets
Edward Gould Bu6uu. 1. J. P,ks, and many Others
whose names not known At half past O'Clock,
Mr. Oltz commenced In tho usual manser, to magnetic
her, and by o'clock, the girl sound asleep and sp
parently nsensible. There at this time about
dczen persons In the MIR. Otz now said the pa
tient ready and left the The girl before be-
ing mognetized. was sitting chair, with her head
lying forward upon pillow table, the upper part
of her dress was rsmovedsnd Dr. Bostwiok, putting
his black apron aad taking his prepared
to commence He frst made . longitudinal incision.
eight nine inshes Ia length through the gumcnts
over the tumor and then dissected II carefully out
When the knife was first put in were watching the
face of the girl closely expecting to her start and
hear her scream but there was not the slightest notion
she lay still and motioness marble statue
Dr. Bostwick, assisted by Dr. Childs and Dr. stsarns
removed the tumor in three minutes there being durng
the whole Time no motou the part Of the patients
Several ply examined the pulse, and said that
was apparently in natural state DR.. Bostwick then
put in eight interrupted sutures there still be-
ing not the movement Of the muscles
the part OF the girl Alter placing adhesive plasters
over the wound, and bandsging II up, Mr.. Oltz was
called in to awake up the srlths he did, BY msking
several passes her face and, upon awaking she
that she must now have it done. This was done to
whether she would know anything about IT, Well"
she said she sorry but she wanted Il taken cut
immediately" DO you feel any pain?' asked Dr. Bost
wick None,r said the girl Have you felt none 7"
" None"-was the answer. She was then shown the
was adiposs tumor, and weighed 10 or II ounces.
We nfleft the house in wonderment The time from
which the operation first commenced, till she
kened, was just thirty minutes.
Thcatical and Musical.