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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-06
BALTIMORE, Sent. 26.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 90.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows have
adjourned, to meet on the I'd Monday of
September, 1850.
Yesterday, fire occurrnd at Quebec,
which consumed twenty five houses. The
loss is estimatad at 100000.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 25-9A, M.
There was an arrival yesterday from
Tampa Bay. The vessel left on the
21.st inst, at which time nothing had
been received from Billy Bowlcgs, or tha
other Indian warriors,
The brig p. tSculc, which left Havana
on the the 10th inst, arrived yesterday.
The Havana Gaceta congratulates the
people on President Taylor's Proclama
ti9r, and quotes largely from American
newspapers to show the failure of the Sc
cret expedition It also contains extracts
from Yucatan papers expressing the graf
itude of the Yucataceos' to the United
States Government for preventing the ex
pedition which might be intended for
that quarter. 90
nv i'O'Si''i VI Muile AHJOlneUJe, mas
arrived at Havana, and has been PIT in
charge of the Belgian consul. The muir
derers arc In custody, and will be sent to
I Belgium in one Of Of the the English steamers
for trial.
Anaccount of the murders here refer
rod to has appeared in Our cAlumns, fur
nished by our Key West correspondent.
a report was current at Yucatan that
England was about to exercise an armed
interference for the pacification of the
Peninsula, by virtue Of a contract with
the President of the Republic, /, condi.
ton that the port Of Bacalar, and the iu-
risdiction thereof, be ceded to England;
another report however was in circulation
that the Yucatan Government would re-
icct the Intervention onthe proposed ba-
sis. @fS
Accounts from Guatemala to the 26th
July, have been received, which state
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-06
Tie French Dimcultu.

Through the friendly Interference ofthe
English Charge, M. Poussin consented 10
concllmtory propositions to or govern
ment. through the Secretary of State, 10
reference to the recent difficulty, The
matter was referred to Gen. Taylor, who
promptly refused to allow NJ Poussin to
resume his official Intercourse until fur
,thcr adyices were received from France.
Mr.. Bancroft. late Minister of the
United States to Great Britain. is, as we
learn from the newspapers, at present So
journing in the city ofNew York, With
the intention to take up his residence
there, and devote ]iis time hereafter to
literary pursuits, Chor. Courier.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-10-06

q ME-. Cldy and Tie Wilmot PyoviSo.-.-
The Louisville Chronicle states, that the
two Whig Representatives from Chris
tan county, the one from Montgomery
the other from Scott, are repledged to vote
for instructions to Msssrs Clay and In
derwood, 20 vote against the Wilmot
Ptiviso or to resigntheir seats in'the Sen
ate. ss,..ga
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21
TIL. WE Els FRIEND.
4 T HOSE ABOUTlO BE
COME MOTHERS

MfOh IANl 4 ! HOSE ABOUT 10 BE.
CONE MOTHERS.
Professor ALEXIS v. PAULIrAN, Of the Paris
Lyhg-n Hospital member OF the Medical Academy
Of France, Corresponding Secretary OF the Paris
Pharmaceutical College respectfully begs leave to
announce to the ladies' Of America, that lie has ap-
pointed DIR. JEROME Y. G.. ROPENHURTY, of
New York, his sole American agent, for the sale OF
US wonderful u9iienc, known in France as "the
mos friend, m0ther' assistant, the most exIaor-
binary medical discovery the world has ever seen.
l province il 70 lessen the pains Of child birth and
promote sac, eass, and speedy delivery, which it
doa by assisting nature. II is perfectly harmless,
elsapluns. pleasant 10 the taste, and never fails TO
promote an easy aud sale do sery and improves the
gcner1l health Of both mother and child. 1t has
been tested for years in all the principal Iyinr-in.
Hospitals OF Europe, and receives tho sanction Of
nearly all ihe prominent Colleges and Medical men
Of tAa Old world. 1t is the greatest medicine in the
world; as all will admit that medicine must DO that
WY lessen the terrible pains usually attendant on
enid birth. There is no mistake about this medicine
dolag all That Is said Of it.
itneger fails 1t Is in the form of fine. LIGHT
POWDER 10 be niude into a drink, and used Tor few
weeks previous 70 the expected event, al1 its Price
= So low as 70 bring It within the reach OF alt
surely no humane husband will suffer his wife 10
endare PAIN when it can be so easily and cheaply
avoided. For The small sum Of only ST. sent post.
paid TO Dir. JEROME Y. G. ROpENIURTY,
New York Post Office, package will be sent by
etarn mail being so light that it can be sent any
where by mail, atav very triiling cost
w No unpaid letters taken from the Office.
B-g Topreyent imposition, the u. s Agent, DR.
Roponhurty will write his name in full on the out
SIDE label On each package. No other genuine
RememJer His'
March 81, 1919. 40-6m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21
die. II. IRUJFEf.

1A~sst - 4 xAA a AAAANAs
IltENDkRS biz professional services to the ,itls
- zens q Colanhas, and vicinity His charmA
win he III accordance With lilo customary rbargoa
Of she Physicians 81 this place he has letters from
many Intelligent persons nf Huntsville Ii whose AN.
les be has pracscd aitestng his sncccss INA abIi.
~ % treatdiseaacs, which he would be pleased toox
hihit when called on.
ag- uFfICEON MARKET ST., opposite R,llev,s
Tavern. Ladging II de's. l51l-iF
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21
EE.lefmfnrssI 49, -

The Undersigned, executor OF the Estate Of Hi
Alexander, decreased, having iilcd his accounts aul
vouchers az FINAL settlement II said estatc-notico il
herehy given pursuant to an order 81 the Probate
CouFt q Osthheia county 70 all persons Interested
y said settlement b appear on the 4th Monday al
July next, and show Cause, II any they have, why
ilal selemens should not be made, or said executor
discharged fsem his further Just. sNss
T. s. BARRY.
JuncI6-6w Exeoutor
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21

THEEE WILEs IAgoFE COLUMBUS oN
THE TOUBFBE RIVER
"a lbo undersigned would res1esiIailTiu ihe
n citizens O.. ihe Surrounding country that lho
above SSH O. ia daily operation ior The saving
vt logs ana grinding of corn AMI viii Keep
Supply ofibe best olluahef, Il Sl,50 per hua-
Irsd feet allowing DO per cen; Tor cash. Corn
wil. De- Ground iof the seventh.
TIE aazcri5er h1qes by giving personal and
'ri.f attention 60 de ha-ines- o. merit tie libcr-
o patronage Of the public,
JOHN 3. MILLER.
81. T. ThcFe lea gsad road 90 toe a5ere NIL
ffain 'iclamn's slapnu ihe Robinson Road, and
ilso liom lifan0rih and Cul1mbus.
Dec. l343-lj-22-lf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21
Columbus Female Institute.

bpAhD pt TRUSTEES
g. g. CLATroz Ia, Rsv. S. Bgrlzr. Cor. r
G. BllUEIT. ST., iF. ST. C1zlRT. r. Ertxs. ] IL
FIElns, j. 81. HAREls, DE-. ~ ". Hfnr4ll-, N
l9Hssroz, Col. A. A. KucAszoS, ]. S. ToIP, Co. A
+. You've.
Teachers.
Rev. a. s. SriTH, Prinepil end Instructor IN tbc
Languages aud sciences.
Miss LOUISA CCSNygHAu, English Brsnehes.
Hiss VI. GgErsLEAF,
Miss r. f. lloExs.
Miss III. DuUGLAs, Music.
f5YHEdaties ofthis Institution viii be resvmedoa|
4 Monday. Oct md
The course Of Education under the personal in
siructon Of the Principal, assisted BY competent
run5ef Of Feacleas Of the highest Standing IS del
signed TO be lull, thorough, anu inished
The scholastic pear is divided into two sessions Of
ige monte each, commencing respectively on the
lsl Of October, and lst Of Mareh Pupils viii be adj
initial into the institution at any time Of the year and
81 Be charged for tuition only from the date Of en-
trance tiIl the cluse ofthe current session.
OF entrance tal the close ofthe current session.
Terms Payable one-half in Advance.
Preparatory Department, Per Session, Sl5,0O
Fourth Glass 1900
Third Class {" 1000
Second Glass 1900
First Class 1000
Languages (each) A" 1000
Music, on the Piano or Guitar $500
Use Of Instrument for Practising 500
Drawing and Painting 1900
Ornamental Needle work 1000
Contingent Expenses LOO
Board, per month, (including lights,
washing, bed and bedding,) 1850
Young ladies boarding in the Institute, must
furnish their own towels; aud every article of
clothing must be distinctly marked withthe own.
ers name.
Sept. 9th lsis-l5-11-ls
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21
superior Chewing TODncco.

Superior Chewing Tobacco.
u w, PACE has fine lot Of the very best
~ Chewing Tobacco, IL town, which viii bc
sold very low. This Tobacco is manufactured
OF the finest material At Danyillc Virginia and
embraces The most popular brands put up ii the
lhls tobacco can bc found at Franklin &
sro's' Stewart y Dowsing' and J. Decherd 4
Co,
we acknowledge the receipt Of plno
ot Mr. PAGES Eclectic Eagle" Brand Tobacco
and take pleasure in saying that II is fine arti.
cc.--ED. DEm
Columbus, Jan. 20-1sd9--l5-3O-,J.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21
ffNYLER s ACHE ANDTEVFR pTLI.s
TAN. PETERS VEGETABLE ANTI.

Il - ' n
lJ BILIOUS plLLs-lho only melIasiaLIishea
Care YET discovered ior IIaIoug Fesefa and bile Il, al
ts tosnis Dysncpss, Eoilc. Inquiry ofile Illood 80
Other medicines purify tho blood already ii creula.
sipn leaving the faunuinhcad unionchtd 70 IL Inc
rood efast cannot be lasting. Bot DR. PETERS wills
produce perfect healla and cleanliness Ia tho seo Of
the elys ofwbieh The blopds made; and hencp the si
taIiaii illered--end lows In ste of phfy tren ia
very source which insnres peraaneAcy Of healh
DR. sFEpERa, PILLS smnd none IN positive sub.
ptn,c Gor Caoel and Blue Pisl COR They actllo mn.
gc The liver aud remove all superiority Of bile with
certainty that beyond question: and never cudsin dis
appointment. Indeed, wherever Caomoi has failed ID
dslodge the bile Peters, Pills have at once effected Ii
And hence since their iauIe has hecn established Aior
curry has been rarey rcsoTtcd 70 Cor That purpose.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21
ClHGAEANAg. A.

fESllE well known disease call "Indebtejness"s be
y ing pFcyalep. ,lellghout this country, AIcssrd
Eehlord q Gage would respectfully rccolnmene
speedy payment as sure preventive Of Tie Coiiaps
whiehyou all know is certain death.
Jan. e. lS4g-99-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21
CoNsIGNMErsTO NEW YORK.
mEsRYs, sMYTn & TOWNSEND.

ANn Jonarns OF Day Goons. ANp
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No l06, PrARI. and
No 90, BEAVER, Sis, NEW YORK,
M ILL receive and sell on commission, Cotton.
Grain, GipsiDg, Beeswax, Feathers, aud 9TH
err Sonihern Produce. From their long experience
they VIII TO enabled at all times 10 obtain Inc hig
est market prices on all cousignmcuts.
New York, Nov. 10, 4S.-22-tf ctwms co.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21
TlIl. GORDON,s FAMlLY pILLs.--n

I'M. GORDON's FAMILY pILLy.~-a
~ ing Componndrdexcfasisaly nTsaeli ingredients
Nature intended shond operate on tile impurities II
The human system At the root 81 thu disoasc
removing a impurities from the body, opening tlio
pores externally and nternallys separating All or-
egA and obnpxaus particles from the clyla, 80 that
he hood, of which Il Il the origin must b thorough
" paEe necessarily securing tfecnnd riantous
action p The heart upgs liver and stomach, thereby
Restoring health, BY opening the pores, cleansing tha
veins andArteries, unimpelng al thc natural veins
and purifying the blood; they render tle system no
only Thoroughly sonnd, bnt,also impafsiuusto dis
eaSe, even WHOM al other means have faiied
WITHIN the Aea twelve months, more than ono
hundred cases Ohio most aggravated forms Of Dys.
pepsia hive bcen sd BY the Medicine, where rinid
dieting Tie Hoe PIN AVID almost every other mems
had besn resurtea to NNhout any benefit. NH ,ghen
death stared is miaefabh victim fully III flo iace.
II nF GoFdons pIlla wesANOl aeautpt ID tla gaye III
anyhatihis horFid lnabd ag anilor.l. plccrss IA
thls disease alone would n &aclcnt to NAM 81 II
lame Che name q their inYstqr asa bcnelactor #
his species. s Il
TIE medicine never fails q sQre tic worst casos
Of Piles Id ono week.
For sale in Columbus. Miss, hyA. NJ Josrs& ~
YoSGvE y Ssitru, and on enquiry Nill hn found II
every town am lage intllc South am yVevl
iiAVEaLAND, CLAlslASs 90
aug. 20, '4S.-l6-9- Agents, MoSlo Ala.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21
WONDERFUL
Restoration to Hcalth,!

pt GhlsSFiES Agent in Cincinnati Ohio received
tne following Certificate few months since Ii X fom
citizen q high standing, and wen known in Cincinnati
To Mr. j. y. DOUGHTY
Cor. 9Th and Alainsts Cincinnati
DEAR Stn.-Throngh the grace and wisdom of nv Onnt
potent Maker my attention called to your atyeStise
meh q Medical aiyansm, the Gazette Of Cincinnati
about the first & january last NV disease being Hhe,
mauc 6ou had resisted the skill of about al to nhysi
cians could employ, and made poor ndeed~lcayine
me helpless miscIable man who for hiYtsgotr months
pettaRs 70 tbs experiment had rallied ons ts and m
large portion Of the time rent It'll eserucetiu MIN
infoush ne poeness Of Mr. Fenner was enabled Ia Oh
tain one Of Dis GhRisrins Genuine Rolls n, ,s,, NIX
Isament and ny its use in connection with the Fluid now
only month can affirm that have found Paradise be-
low ! can now wolk firmly and comfortably ghereyer
wish to 60 and have prospect Of enoynxa sound besh
e EYER mad deem my recovery so Miraculous Thai
nave taken ths pains ocommuncate it 10 Won for vo ana
the Information Of others y "'o' !"a ana
Respectfully remain your obi servant
x,uu,.. - = CANAAN GARDNER
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21
JuneI6-6w Exeouto,
.Il5ss ia 5.T1tOI5'ss q oljce.

2 EFEFgF ~ VWTVTEa ----
Allpefsons interested In the estate Of Asa DLAxE
Decd arc hereby notified that al the August, Term,
1859, VI the Probate Courtof Lowndes county, Miss.
Twill present my vouchers fora final settlement and
Tpay tobe discharged from the administratorshp II
saideatate. JOHN Liz DSEY,
junel6-4w Administrator.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21

A WARRANTED CUREfor sofo. Weak II
n innamed Eyna--lt wonld be preaamptlou III any
man % attempt 70 convince an intelligent pnd that he
had dllcoserad an MrALILg remedy 10 Ain rasns Of.
Cphthaimic affections We rcilernie HAT We make 10
such claims but we thoroughly satisfied from axpe.
Renee aud observation n reference to other af.lres as
well as this, thai MITCHElI.S EiE-SAI.yE will. In
nsneiynne oi of every hundred, cvge any oft-
aFy case olsora Eyes where every other known remedy
hasheen tried aud failed.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21

AL persons Interested ia tho estate of ,TEssTr
SPEIGar, dec are hereby notified tlrf Mt anenst
term iS40 oitha Probate Cont Of Isopndes counts
Miss will present my vouchers Cor final shitle
neltand nry p Be discharged rula tic atlniaista.
iorship " said estate. ]. ~, SpEICHT.
Sunel6-4w Idmnr.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21
Nervous Diseases,
whrh oomrIainis 3rise lrom oae simple can9e, namely
A Dersngement Of the Nervous System.

Co. In NtRfOHS COMPLAINTS pfags and hltat
eines urrtdf ne ds,ase inr thty weaken The yd
gies OF the already Frustrated systems while under hs
strengthening jtegigng vitulilng influence Of Gal,am
sm applied By this beautiful and wonderful discovery
the exhausted patient and weakened sufferer restored 10
former health, strength elastcit, and yigor
The great peculiatftv and exrfancp If
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21

II, mere ..I, y |, \ time for al things.
~ wha Aras Indebted ~ ia afc reaussoa rs Z
AaTwaEd and aettla UP without aesv NV n S9llo
tlme we possibly ran and as we MIMI hayo
lspN g pay We eSpec these who are indeba =, our
Raa'bA iAt means n we sall % Compelled n z s, 70
sesasi, TAlL0h HALE Il MUBnfopreiias an
IalAmhus lure Is $50, IA &.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21
DR.. christie'a Galvanio ouratives,

consists, In the fact that they arrest and cure disease by
outrard application in place Of the usual mole Of drug
ging and hssickng the patient Gil exhausted Nature
sinks hopeleSsly under the infection.
THY strengthen he whue system sguaii,e ME cfeua.
hen 81 tt hapd promote the sscftsas and do HE
slightest i'Ung tmder any circumstances. Since heT
Introduction in the United States only three years SINCE,
mare than
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-07-21
GO.OOO persOns

including all ages classes and conditions among which
weie large number Of aies, who are peculiarly sub
ject 10 Nervous Complaints have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-01
CHOLERA ANECDOTE.

One cannot but be struck with the
great disproportion in the number of the
whites and blacks carried off by the chol-
era at the south and the Richmond Re
publican says that at least five blacks die
10 one white; and gives as the reason.
that they do not control their appetites
and live pruaen,lv. In addition to this.
they nearly all believe thu, mans time
is fixed, and thai il is scarcely worth his
while 10 try and avoid it. The Rcpubli-
can relates the following:-
NV hat is amusing even in so serious a
matter as an attack OF the cholera. is the
uniform perlinaci,y with which its coloycd
subjects will deny to their medical atten-
dants that they have eaten anything
which could make them sick. An emf
ncnt physicien Of our city informed us
that on being called to negro suddenly
attacked with the cholera. he asked him
whether he had been eating fruit or veget-
ables. ooh. no. sir was the reply, moth
ing of the kind What. have you eat
no apples or cherres!' No. no. said
the negro. Il never eats 'em any time Of
the year We'll. | believe you have.'
said the Doctor. 'and I'll prove it in a
short time The physician administered
a vomit. the result of which was the eiec-
ton of about quart of apples, stems, seed
and all! .Weil. said the Doctor. Il
thought you told me you had not been
eating apples. Look at those. Are they
not apples!' They does look like 'en..
Sir Are they not app!es!' Yes. sir.
they are. that's fact well, how did
they get into you. if you did not eat 'em!'
Please God, Massa, don't know, but |
never ate anything of the kind"
The conclusion 10 which our medical
friend came was that 'the only way to get
the truth out ofa negro is to vomit it out
it,"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-01
INTER EROM NENICO-

The New Orleans Crescent of the 1etl,
has letter from Corpus Christi. dated
Juiy 81, giving the important intelligence
that u train Of 'n;ei States wagons had
been attacked between San Antonio and
the EG1}c Pass. twenty miles above Pre-
sido Rio Granle. and 'hrtccn ,eams,ers
Killed, but one escaping. The Indians
took OF al the mules. \ company of
flying artillery arrived at Laredo on their
way 10 !-eona. hu, on the eth ul.imo
they mere ordered back to Rio Grardc
Clly. The citizens of Laredo. however
persuaded the officer in command 10 re-
main there until an answer could be re-
ceivol from General Harvey. to whom
expresses had been sent with a request 10
have the company permanently stationed
Al Laredo
The writer says: sour ncighhors on
the Mexican side OF the river Rio Grand)
are IN a state Of great excitement. Pare
des has pronounced for Santa Anna
The Mexican troops are all ordered away
from the line. and the National Guard
has been ordered from the frontier TO
Victoria \ revolution IS about TO break
out having for its ohiec, the declaration of
independence this side of Sierra Madre >
believe the above news 10 be authentic.
Gin. Atlas.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-01
Number 80.

each. and her bracelets were Of brii!ianis
and gold. Her necklace was also very
rich. The general himself is 4 very poll
>hed gentleman. and exceedingly atia5lc.
The youn. lady IS a daughter by for
.ner wife; She is married Il Edward
Micklc. Esq. Il lSaltimorcan. and very
wealthy merchant, having houses in Pc
ru. Chilli. and san Francisco, lie is at
present in Chill. The general has anoth-
or daughter. 10y the present lady. who is at
school in Baltimore. which place he is
about to visit. There are other Spaniards
Of distinction here. Don Manuel Espino-
sa. lady and two daughters; Don Francis
CO Aguirrc. sugar planter, who is said
to be worth one hundred thousand dol
lars year. (in 1882 he lost COO negroes
by cholera.) and Thomas Gallon, an emf
ncnt iurst. who has retired. having made
a large fortune. There is another foreign
er. a very sentlemanly man. Don Diego
Loyncz'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-01
DISPLAY OF BRILL!ANTS.

A correspondent ofthe New York Her
aid. writing from the United States Hotel,
Saratoga. July 18th. says:
..Since my last. there have been many
distinguished arrivals at this hotel Gen.
Herrera. (ex-president Of Peru,) his lady
and daughter. who have expressed them
selves highly delighted with this country.
are here. Mrs. Herrera is remark ably
handsome woman, and dresses in the
most superb style. Last evening she
wore brilliants. pearls and diamonds to
the amount of eight thousand dollars
The cross she wore was all brilllanfs, ana
the chain other watch all pearls and bril-
liants. Above the cross was breastpin
of pearls. and very large one was set in
the middle Her earrings were also COM
posed of pearls, with two bri!liants in
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-01

THE INMATES OF PEpr,M.-In paper on
Mental Diseases, read at 4 meeting of the ROYAL
Medical and ChIrurgical Society, DR.. John w cb
ster stated that out Of 100 lunitics admitted
into Bcthlctn Hospital, during six years, ending
the Jlst Dcccnibcr last, ,t9I were females, ana
only '0l male patients. OF the male lunatics,
nearly one half. or 9i6, became mad from moral
causes; while the proportion of females was not
quite SO considerable, being i~9 of the entire
number. By physical causes, less than one
fourth OF tue male luuaticS 90, became in
saue; whereas, among the female patients, the
proportion was rather larger, being 80 The
principal moral influence which occasioned IN
sanity among males was of fortune,
whereby 50 examples are recorded. Next anxi-
ETY., which furnishes 60 instances. Then rcll-
glun giving 10 cases; lastly love, which caused
the loss OF reason III l. men. Among the fe-
male lunatrs, anxiety was the most frequent
moral cause, producing - instances out Of the
10 patients; HhIe CD cases arose from rel zion
g. from the loss Of relatives: aud - from love.
trIg; caused insanity in 30 cases; of for
tune III 10; whereas among men the same cause
produced nearly treble that amount. OF the
.O4 male luuatIcs, -eiS, or 3 10 per cent, had
hereditary tendency to mania; but Of the 09l
female insane patients, the proportion $50,
or 80 4. per cent.