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HIN NSsTOC HOUSE.

IEHHIS House formerly known as the '.Nan-
4 sion House and occupied by h BRookGSs,
has recently been purchases by the subscriber,
vino Is now fitting it mp IN modern style for the
accommodation Of the public. His TABLE,
shall at all times be provided with the best the
country affords ana shall not be surpassed in
variety and style by any in the country He
has fitted M and considerably enlarged his ; table.
which shall be provided with good and careful
Osrf.ER ana Ieutv Of the bes: Of feed for horse
The undersigned feels confident that, by strict
attention 10 the wants Of his guests, he will me rit
a share of public patronage
Boartsin: by the Day or Week.
on reasonable terms Also. HORSES kept by
the day or week.
ORIN HUNTINGTON
Richmond. FEB. q. le49 9tf
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From the Newark Ad
Recipe for ATnitins s'iGuaEov;issiria.''

Recipe for Mating OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Take u little rum,
The less you take the better,
Mix It with the lakes
OF Werner and Of Wettcr.
Dip "A spoonful out
Mind you don't get groggy-
Pour it in the lake
Wipnipisiogee.
Stir the mixture we'll.
Lest it prove inferior,
Then put half drop
Into lake Superior.
Every other day,
Take drop. in water:
You'll be better soon:
OR at least you ought to.
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NEW VOLUME OF THE
SCIE N TITO A " T. RIGA N


The Publishers Of tho SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
in returning their thanks to the community for
the liberal support and encouragement which
hrs been extended TO them during the past four
years, would respectfully give notice that the
LIST number Of Volume ). will be issued on the
S2d Of September, afording favorable oppor
tunty for all to subscribe, who may wish To avail
themselves of the valuable information always
found in its columns. The new volume will be
commenced with new type, printed on extra
fine paper, manu- acturcd expressly for this pub
LEGATION. and cnbelishcd with chas,s and ele
CANT border. 1t will he published "a here tofore
in puar;o form thus ailordug at the end of the
year BEAUTIFUL. BOOK of OVER 400 PA
ENt;RAVINo;S Of NEW INVENTIONS. de-
cribed BY letters of reference. besides great
amount OF reading matter, valuable to every
man i'll the country
An increased amount of care and expense
will be bestowed upon this Volume. to render it
more fully what it has been termed, The best
Mechanical Paper in the World" Its coluT us
usual will be filled with the most reliable aud
correct Information in regard to the progress Of
SCIENTIFIC and MECHANICAL improve
ments, CHEMISTRY. ARCHITECTURE.
BOTANY. MANUFACTURERS. RAIL
X o 4 u intelig encc, and the WEEKLY LIST
or PATENTS, prcpsred expressly for this
journal at the Fateni Office IN w aShing,on.
As an evidence of the estimation la which this
publication il held by IN. Scientific aud Ncchan-
ical portion ot The community, it is only neces-
sary 20 state. that its circulation has Increased
within the i,,s: THREE years to upwards OF 10000
copies, already exceeding the united circulation
OF all the Meehanicli aud Scientific pu ALLEGATIONS
in this country. auJ the largest of any single
one in the world
TER NS:-Two dollars year in advance, or
IL desired, enc dollar in advance, and the re :
mainder in six months.
TO CLUBS:-5 copies, So; 10 copies, SIS:
90 copies. S2S.
All letters must be pos. paid and directed to
MUM & co.
Publishers Of the Scientific American.
New York.
N. B.-Fatcnts secured and mechanical draw
ings executed on the most reasonable terms, at
the Scientific American Office.
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DR.. Town end'- Con- pound F,Sf..ci
- IL - AE.fs.s. :,

= = e = !. = 4 - l. Z
Priacipai CEce JIG Eaitoa -tfed. N.n Work,
AL iU5 Soaih Peari Street, itbang.
won sand Blessing OF the Age he mo I
fx..s43ri!inary HI@..Icits IN he " World.
Con usap'ioa Cgiei. -C!eanse aud strength
at. Consumption can be cured. Bronchitis,
Consumption, Liver Complaint. Colds. CaiaF!h,
Coughs, Asthma, pttin- OF Blood, Soreness il
the hest l!rclIc itu.is :, Eht Sweat> Difficult or
Prclase ExPCctoration, Pam IN the SIDE, &c,
have heen aud Cal. be- eur-d.
Ills cxtract y pat up in Quart Hotti~s; IT i
six tu.es cheaper, pleasanter and warranted SUI
p-rtcr any sold. 1t cures G!ar.~e !thout vuII-
...ay, F4rgiAg, aicAeniag or Ce5,,.iat.ng the "a
ti-It.
FI-~! SIT: Tit>:-Dr. Townsend, rot hav ~
tested MS Sar~apaIta IN eases 81 Pits, Of course
never recommended Il, ana ..as surprised to re-
ceIye the following from an Iuteiigen and re-
spectacle driuer ~ v e-tc!4ester County:
Tor. han. hn4u~t =. FL.
Or Towusrnd--Dea ~lr: / have i little girl
seven Years nf age, W!io has been several ycaTl
aflctrd wIlh lit-, .,e trlc4 almost everything
for her but wIt!lgat success; al last although
could Il I'd no recommendation il our c.-cu i1r~
10 cases like hers, thn"r!t s..- n Vet
delicate h"ailn, We y out. rive her some ot yo.sr
-ar~aFar .!ia. aii.. very .:aI tt for II not
onIy restored her Strength, hut sl- has bad 40
return Of the Fits. - great pleasure. 4ud ~nr-
prise. she ]. fist h-co'atug rugged ana i.sar' s
Ter which we feel .rat~ful.
Yours, Res ,pcffuiir.
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C<EEER : !. second hand DOORS and DOOR
p FRAMES, and an excellent flight of steps.
banisters and raiing>[or sale at less than half
their WORTH at Ne. p, opposite The Bank
JNO. IIAINES.
4fh mo- 30th 1910.
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Hsn !, Az
os(,WJ@DIC9 90
{KsGss Ia Es>AD "

L.
ms e''s 49, hy ~. many sn,ts
is"s's -
~, o...y r,,r ,,onrr.
1t has now b~corn. tie oa'y ,ntiieiae lor TRINITY
ans p4tticularl, rrco1ne udra Tor
pitn.>'.
All stages Of this eo-npt'tHt t'"Wettai'iy r.
lievrd no matter of how long siandinE So
Par,shief fof,testinotp.
-; " -
and ali diseases Of the n5.ntry organs for tllrs"
distressing complaints II >ftftS "sffe' T." itti'
ari'r.e can relieve YOU II" ~ ~ =
wIll convince fhc mo- So 'Sfe P"'"f.''''
Liver Complaint b.'.'"S ht~r.>..'
~ -
To the treat = So = ri -, W.
'h'st eo"n..,",I f>fs,.' ''7 ..,>v
N,dl..sr.oss c9,l1o.,ni is a J4it oft5i< ini-,nrc
il cure. these diseases w.f certainty ami celc-
nv. an dos not !ra,c lie s. stem. torpid. See
p,mnht,,
FILMS.
\ complain, Of must painfol character IS
MINED! Asssf.i E;h.lI:.a ~.
aud cure follows ~ ieW Gays use Of ms "f
,cle il is far bcf9tr arr o'Ifr FF'parafon fof Mts
dlse"se, or Tor any othrr a'rase originating from
impure hloot-S-re f.f'h.'' .tt
Dl.iTLlI \ of IL : : IN.
-"rak h''h. WeeN-
ness OF the kidnrvs. Sc. or inilhmatlon OF the
same. Immediately trvct ~ e" oaN* u"
Of ih- mediet" and . cure = a!wa! : the result
OF its use l. stan -
\ Cih AiN IL. l.i'A,
and also for q e, '.'o l. f[a"r
REGl LARlIli.c, II lTkiaNS't -
Painful men
situations. No ar'iel' has ever h"en ",'@rrd eN-
mrn's. 1t may ~ relied "n"n ~ 7 st,t" 40 -
fertive remedy ana q" We it' l'ti"''e" !" q"
50, eou'" gu sr,,i> >,,,r.
j ittt. , ~ - - : -.
as PROOF - ~ !" -.
distressing class oil eosnf'.'h'' 80 'il ~
Al bf"Neh ao"n' ''''i
me fitc' " y 4n,.l, ,,d III ,
SON mineral erldicatpd rom the system.
EPfpTlyE DISEASES.
;,,c,d -, ,ha Alternative ,,ron.f,ics Of th;s
IN
af'icle WIZ ~ trx ,r,,r, u1Dno
! nj - -
from inc sYS'e,.' l''. 49,. If
oi cures !" ~ tise'ses " NJ .''
Nerti7eheht VII "'t ~ -. ~
Agents giEe 'htln AZ" '''s '"'''''" - F-
oil ctfIhca'+s ~ n's" ~ ,I q, ,,,",,,
AI,i.A1 ~ it''ti
the firtues Of q m"dicIn'.
never appeared. II one Of the peculiar features
of this article that never fails to b"h"hi ~ any
case aud II hone and muscle are iett 10 huhd up
let the einaciated and lingering insali4
HOPE ON.
--ond keep taking the medicine a.
long there j. an improvement The IfoPr"-
TOR wopld
Carlton THE pI-pTIC
.,,..i,s, = ,u,,b., or ar
,;c,os ub;., came out unt-r,be Iead Of
c,pl..p,ElIf eEpIt pS 81
49, eor
- g. -,
broPSH, ''a'e' = 49, 80 49,
i"g' ana - III *, Hpr
ioNNi' ~, 1n.vsr,bo.,
OF curing sieh "'sfa-eS VA ms i- "'''
II. = particular S'""! u 'ho P"'"f'''e' % ca
heStiy so!ct'ed'
Agents aud all who circulate the article are
or An RI, CIp(tIrI ATE oroty;toyeia,
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4. o. .. T..

Meet on Friday evening OF each week at =
o'clock. Hal! in Lippencott's new building, OPP
pos,te the Huntington House.
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G|y-M the meeting of the Royal Agri-
cultural Society at Norwich. prize for
the best thrashing machine was given TO n
m an named HiircH.
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WORNSi NORMSi. WORMS,

WORNSi NORMSi! WOR NSill
uNOESEY'S CELEBRATED YER NIFUG T.
H. remedy unsurpassed for cxpelling scornfs
warranted TO contain nothing of poisonous
character, bnt is simple IN its action and safe in
its application. have just received FRESH
SUPPLY ofthe above valuable medicine which
| am prepared TO sell by the single bottle doz.
country merchants can obtain it here. BY the
dozen gross. Call at j. 80. -, opposite the
Bank, ut the Store of JOHN HAINES.
Richmond. Aug. %, ISio. :6-,f
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Mechanics Mutual Protection, No. 4,
of s.ic iiYnO:it!.

U3"Mccts on Thursday evening Of each week
Mt the Holt of the Young Mems Literary Asso-
citation, at o'clock.
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OUTS. respectfully.
ELIZABETH FOWLER. -. Desbrosses ST

SPICES. &c.-CIoves. Cinnamon, AI.spice
~ Pepper. Nutrpegs. Mack. &c. Ground and
uDground, wholesale and retail. at Dr.. HoxeIFS
Drug Store.
Richnloni. Nay -. lsie lot:
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7 l. t IT ;
One yenr D1g4jie IN aicunce, ...-.- - 90
Aftes tie ye4r erDifes, -.--.--..------...-:s, 30
For sir at,nti'' IN adra"cr: --.--- II 90
lsopy Of the p4iaiiasn -nI Lady's Book $500
do 80. slrtain- Magazine. %
a. The subscription price Of ia, above No
sziies is 50 per year, IN advance
IFVo b9yrr iisc7ntinsed nRtif M orrearag,s
nre said, ercelt afthc optt0a oftae editorS.
P1sttre mr. bc p1ti, by corrcsDoaaeats, 10
insure afieAtitu.
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T THE CITY BOOK STORE, at WHOLE
~ SALE aud RETAIL. Come one---Come all
.n1 bring OH your RAGS or CASH.
J. T. NE%DENHALL.
Julv 18th. 1919. 1itf
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NJ 4; I: I'll NC =. .

Clark D.visian, No 3, sons of Temperance,
II Meet every Wednesday evening, at o'cl'h.
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d 4 NJ !, |. " \ Z d
e aENe; III SIN 8 g.
( r O y +, & Il r r I y c,

s r q \ !. & L + T / y q.
WE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
lie ana ms friends, that he still continues
the Stone Cutting business in Richmond on Pearl
street near tin. H4rket House, where lie will he
pleased furnish cut stone of every description,
on the most accommodating terms lie has "
on hand ana expect, shortly to receive an addi-
tional suppiy.) complete assortment OF
AMERICAN NiRBLE il OHIO GRAZ! ET0fES
which he will sell cheaper. for cash. than they
have before been sold in this city
Plain and Ornamental Lettering.
done in good style and to order Cal an! *
anime his assortne mt and prices
DANIEL MORRISON
Richmond, June 6. I-I9. 3-tl: i
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SASH. SASHu SiSH,n SASHin
WE have just received lot of Window
w Sash, manufactured by Lighter i Co.
baush. of Hamilton. Ohio. We will furnish to
oroer all kinds ano sizes of Window Shutters
ssG Biinls. made OF the best NEG pine war
raa;ed. Call ard examine
JOHN HAISES.
Opposi. Bank, Richmond, la.
May -. I54o 33-tf
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CITY HOTEL. Richmond. Ind.

ME undersigned, having thoroughly re-
paired aus returHishe his House. Is now
prepared 10 accommodate the travelling pnbt'c
IN such It. e he thinks wal give satisfaction
TO those tio may favor him with their patronage.
H.. "a Sss.Et shat o. supplied witiI the best
the tnariitt 1tiot1s. ans ii, sI:t4t. De ate ndrJ
bs an experienced hostj~r. IL hopes By assidn-
oas attention Il business, to receive share q
tie pubue's patronage
ALEXANDER GRIMES.
Pirhmoud. March / itit. -. l2tl
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WrlPpin: and Printing
EDN Ed E:KEe
rs UMR 3 ELEA S.
Ee "a ES "a SSEDE
MANUFACTURED BY STEAM AT THE
\ VI Err lCAN MAN FACTO
257 Pearl STREET.

211 PEARL STREET.
Sign Of the Thr-se Golden tla5rcii4e)
4 ERCuANTS in want of an assortment, OF
va I uhrciias ana ParaSois are advised 10 paw
NO SIT CND PROFITS. but to call at
once the Manufacturers who are making
$500 0=A1AEs bv the intro
duction OF Steam and New Patent Machinery.
and are enabled 10 produce the best ana most
elegant STYLES of goods. and sell Them at a rate
which they may DEFY COMPETITION.
ISAAC SMITH i CO, Manufacturers
NEW Yoxk
P. S.-We have branch Of our House esiab-
lished at BosroS. Massachusetts,, at No. 4. Sew
all Block. Milk street, where We shall be happy
to our " cstern friends |. 5. & Co.
July II, 1919. 29:3m
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Notices Of Marriages and Deaths, when fur
nished by those Interested, or when sent over
some Responsible signature, are inserted free oil
Charge. Obituaries, over six lines, are charged
81 cents per square for the Gverpins.
The fee Cor Advertising Divorce cases must be
paid strictly il advance. All other legal adver-
tisoments inserted on the pecuniary responsible
~ of the party ordering them. For advertising
wives, - per square Will invariably be exacted
IN advance.
Yearly or half yearly advertisers have the
privilege Of changing their advertiserne ntsegery
three months.
Candidates for Office. who subscribers, can
have their names inserted once, free of charge.
Those who are not subscribers, one dollar will
invariably be charged.
Administrators advcrtiseme nts. being part Of
the expenses Of taking out letters of Adminis-
tration, expected to be paid out Of the first
monies collected for the estate.
JT-Vo expect to adhere strictly to the above
terms.
nv. Palmer is our Agent at New York.
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ssaoyels. Forks. dc.
- Doz- ..Aules'' l. i 3 Handled shorels
2 ssRolana''.. :. co.
| dog. Polished Steel SO do.
Common Long do.
"iarPers" Forks,
- strap'd d.
2 Common co.
Cut Steel, Go
Hoes, assorted: For sale By
J. NJ & J. H. HUTTON,
Faia street, ID door West Of Pearl.
r Richmond, May. 80. 1919.
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TASADORAS, Principles and RegaIias. jus,
- from New York, al No. a., Main street.
IRWIN REED.
Nav -, 1919 Eff
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For sale at Dr.. J. HOMELESS
Drvr .Stars. No. Is, Hgsa ST.
Eichmon5, Iaae ~, 1873. -e-e'h
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-12

STATE 0F LoUIsiANA,l =
S q b ssTs 1ss Rd ss sod S92 Ps u IL
Cry and Parish NssoIlean Stats Of Louane aforesaid duly
PersoaSy qaas and apPssrsd LAEGsToN WATT
he saas + J6sBPa JOHNyGN AARTIE
PHILIP LOUIS MASSEY EnMoND JfiART, and WILLIAM
T VIA S .sid spbRs ~ 81 s sessfa declared establish
" y.uof snd y Conformity W., s Rs9ysaa or 81 ~ 1 Il ey
y - hi t6is siste sr,foVsi 81 ~ ~
the % y s. badre Id ldrtv su5r t lo
lowing and agreements a. their Charter or Aet Of lneopo
ration a z Z. Z,
TfE cRESCENT 8f4NUF1 cTUI1fNG CoAlpAfFYii' and
shall Be qee in The c e Es.lsaai Parish q 95
h,s y S@sf The bo.nas. orpan, raafaeturna
Taow, soap and Candies aud 10 testing and esHntns m
1ipd l,e sd Company shall be stock Company Tsu1pouut
shall We Fny ThoasaHd iJos divided into Fvs ilgndd
be paid sls F Of sbserbng aud he renaqder 3 b called
M Baeri 81 Jfraeisr1 NAV H. deemed netefsary
Any soekboder WHO sl NOT Within thir dg, es De aces;
Ielorr pay onouH biz s5eR saa fosit s
said Cooperation he be my have previously Ped sro
U BSs5ss y sd c5sots,5 ,ai he psnpg,dy Manager
WHOM ei,atiOu .af b. Fee and two Dfee'o ehn gll On
fom 9P 70 asasl'es annually lh''' ''s pu
That for the cement Of AFFAIR u the Corporation
I'll tls ut1vensusd lH Hl4lAM 4 DNViHSa fh,ll rs ~
MASSEY Director, whose dny shall ue ipge aI coatrO
oy sseFetiry and sael Asent o. Agents as any s DEEMED nece
1ary out he Pupo Of ts CorPoat9n y hold once e
III OAieers aud Assnt, slS be fixed By me Board.
i 10y Ss b WV esi ,ees ssd b y oge TJror
Two Directors, ft r ialase ssil 3 ous shall eonsliais
tiaeetinsa Of lie stoeEoie de Mapas and presag oei
aid nesting, s,e he casting vote oy ss9 be 6
Ee9ier hlnlsf y slStst o. " 100 ~ ' I'm ~ ~.
Manager ad Director being eniied % one vo's ely In s@sl
Of &c be shall give Che saHs 'Vts ana the qnssho be
foIe tle meeting slafbs considered % i95t No. a. ~
eaRo be filled by the Board o5 the time o which 'ls d'isd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-12
The oonslruetiye MiIeage.

An examination Of the law regulating the pay
and mileage of Senators gives a great deal of
plausbiliy to the claim of an allowance Of mileage
at the extra session The words of the law would
seem to imply that il was in contemplation that the
Journey should not be actually made; and that the
milage was in the nature of extra compensation.
At least such is fair construction Of the words OF
the statute, which areas follows;
IS Be ii enacted By tie Scioto amt HopSe Of Re
personalities ofthe United STATES Of Ameriea IN
Congress assembled, That at every session Of Con
gress, aNd ecery n,osti1aggf the Seaqte ~ tic re-
cess Of Congress, after the third day of March, in
the year one thousand eight hundred and seven
teen, eueh Senator shall be enhtledto receive eight
dollars foF every day he has attended, OF shall
attend the Senate and shall also be allowed eight
dollars for every twenty miles of estimated dis
tance, by the most usual road, from his place Of
residence to the seat OF Congress, at the commence
ment and end Of every such session and meeting.
The. case for decision on the point was first
made, we are told in 1911, on the claim Of Mr.
George Evans, a distinguished member of the
House Of Representatives from Maine He had
been elected Senator, and at the close of his tern
in the House, on the 4lh of March, Immediately
took his seat in the Senate, claiming his full mile
age as Senator; having also received it as Repre-
sentative. The question was deliberately con
sidered by Samuel L. Southland, Senator Of New
Jersey, who was President of the Senate, and de
cided in favor ofthe claim Of Mr., Eyans. II wa,
again examined at the extra session 1Sl5, when
Mr.. Dallas was Vice President and again above
by him.
The presidents are all strongly in favor of thu
allowance, but there are good reasons against it
but not enough 10 justify the charge of breach Q
law, or a corrupt intent The Senate should mal'
a settlement OF the matter by precise Legislative
| definition Il
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-12

Nav ORBEAss. Move anber II. 1919.
Eds CreSee1t-PcssUg along the Levee last Satufday,I
surpFired see that the operations The Aohmedsan
principle for removing the wreck Of tho burnt steamboats,
Abandoned and Of oooTse ii will nov Ousdefed Us
Of the impossible things As he removal Of this wreck
bids fair to DO second edition Of ihe 6auv6 Ceveste'
business in which there money than science
pended will give you a method for the benefit Of those con-
cened by which Ibis sunken hull could have been soveI
within after the Gre spoke then to hisBds with
certainly this matter, and still believe in its feasibility
for neary all the material Necessary for The plan which
will give was the place and used ia tae method
lohich has proved URsu6CesSfHi That yOHr readers may
understand the difference Of the modes, will give The
one tried Two hns placed along sdeOf the sunben
wreck, aud chains passed under The forward Of
the wTesktheT ends being operated on BY eYe andhav
ingheif uefa on the decks Of the tWOhu By this
the bow Of the wreck raised pary Of the wser
while in this tas hebsie.s and doctor with the aid VI the
diving be were IeeoveTed-muCh Of The wreck being st
imbedded in the mud and accumulation OF many tons Of
mud having seedin her bold by the i"Rgf oE tC it has
been submerged, attempt to pull The wreck, BY the aid
Of boas q very Inefficient BCye as all know who
conyersaut with the psddle wheel index similar CIeum,
siances) was tried, and resulted IN failure Il
Now for different mode Of procedure The two hulls
being alongside Of the IL aud many umbefs being laid
from one hull the other, then have two diving
bells Csay for eheapBes. similar the made of Hcask
and used the wrecks tbese eoBd beoweied aud sled
By deoks the huls commence at the stem each
side and the ends of chains (Which need not be
of large Size) the wreck until sufficient number
fastened lis sides and beams these preparations hsng
made sfwatsF into the hold Ofeaoh hulk aRd lei them sink
to point within their buOyaney then al the ehaHs being
made fast TO the ere beams commence pumping Hnd bell
Jog the water Of fhe huls and they become
buOysn the wreck will be lifted from its bed, and it would
then be easy matter float Ito the middle Of the river
then commence Al each end eating OIL OF with good
sevsrng the soiued chains and let the wreck drop in
the channel or if thought proper, carry the wreck to
shOaT plaes on the opposite side Ofrhe Tiver.
Respectfully yOus, A. c. JONES.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-12

DEATHs FROM CHLoRoFoRM-A recent num-
Der of the Medical Times relates the following; 81
, C. An accident of a very melancholy nature has
Just occurred in Glasgow DR.. Adams, resident
physician to the Clyde street Hospital having Ocea
sion to use chloroorm inhaled it himself to Try its
strength, but without amy serious consequence re-
peating, however, this experiment, and incautousy
increasing the dose, the effect fatal he fell
back and Immediately expired" -
A late French medical journal details another
case Of the same sort; = ~"
"On the 23d August, Md'me Labrune, a healthy
married woman, residing at Langres, in France,
died from the effects Of chloroform vaPor, She
| wished to have a tooth extracted and prior to the
| operation inhaled the vapor, which was given to
her at her own desire. Complete insensibihty was
not produced at the first trial ehlorOorn was
placed on the handkerchief and she drew full in
] spiration. Her countenance immediately became
| paid her features were visiby altered there was
4 dIataton Of the pupils, with eonvusive rolling oil
theeye and no pulse could befelt. Every attempt
was made to restore life, bat without success, She
died as If struck BY lightning
The net gain of the Baptist churches in th'
United States during the last year. is according Il
the Baptist Almanac, 1907