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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-05

SHIPwRECK AND Loss OF LIFE ON LAKE Erie
Oscar Main came to our Office to-day, and reports
that he is the sole survivor of passengers and
Of an unknown brig, which sprung leak and sunk
on the Ohio coast, about thirty miles to the west.
ward Of Cleveland. He does not know the name of
the vessel. Sailed from Buffalo Friday Last at l
persons, all told, on board. Brig began to leak
about o'clock Sunday p. M, and sank in one
hour afterwards. The passengers and crew jumped
into long boat; several were outside, and In en-
deavoring to get in. capsized the boat. Mr.. Main
fas tened himself to the foremost and the brig hav
ing found bottom left about four feet out of water
Mr. Main continued in this situation till Yesterday
peller California, and as brought to this city A
Mr. Slater was with Mr. Main till about IL o'clock
Sunday night, when he yielded to fatigue, and was
drowned. Mr.. Main lost about seven hundred dol
lars worth of tools.-Daroit (nf'ch) Free Press,
Oct. 1.
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SIllPPlN0.

Foss. naA s,,.@.A HN hrssoipT b s:s Com
and ,hs mail. ana pas.snssr sa.urdaJ October lsA a.
sS %n .aep.ps sr ",,soS {, .s.sssd b he vessel Al
letters must through the Post Once. For freight o.
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON. Assn. No. s. Broadway.
V'o PASSENGERS FOR CALIFORNIA ST rAssHIP
il coLDEN GATE.-This m asnheent steamer was spoken
@ fsssas ' 1'l .,s:I
Pae6o Mail steamship Company.
DACIFIo NAIL sTEAhsHIP CozPArY.-sNLY
fhreSss Line f,T san Fr n u, char's srscs
,Ilsnsid double spFa, i.s.nssP oaI9 SPco soas J.
S So. q warren :rs sS% ss.
.iss Va. t .s's%:iS SREeo II. rSsS, s..
er san on tns o .ns wa ~
I'D sSs i s ass ~
DAcIFIc sAIL sTEANsBIP cosPAHY.-TnE ONLY
ND cssSss.1f P RssHssaea s..sra.y Oct. H. ass
saIsa s sSsa ssaSsS2 VII M O. suSsy Oct.
% :, Irssi,s{ " from Der P,r :. to.,9f War
hsss pssssngsr. ,ransfr.;d 4 H,ysna e sac spsada
SSP' ctr i" vii aASV r Re Ts.s s
l,oanstip PANAMA, y saA vi.hou. any delay for ssn
for tssssss apply IS ths oes south ssros. OF ~
pAgIRIS VAIL c srEAssHLR ConrANyi. ..,L
Shsgrssls are Tssuesdon Tgss5sy 0ei9ssr O. eoss
windis commander. vii sail On tuesday October u prs.
csey 81 o'clock r. M rom her pier Al the toot OF arren
trcet North river For rassags apply At TIE oce, 81
south street or At l west street corner Of Warran Ct
It e. NAIL sTEAMsHiP CONPANY.-Fo8 NEW
Orleans direct via Bayara FrsiEht and fare rsdueed
saturday. October lith, o. p MThe spendii steamship
EMPIRE CITY LOO tons. J. Tanner commander, will s,l
Saturday October th. precisely a. O'clock r. n from
her pier a. the foot Of Wsrr3n street " with q Govern
ment Nails direct Tor ayaaa aai hep Orleans. Freight
90 New Orleans ~ reduced rates Brecis ouy taken
freistt 10 Hsvsna No bills Of ia ling viii sgned sfter
hs steamer has Fsst r. B.-Sarrer8 arc requested 20
supply Themselves wish The C3mr,ny bills q adins which
nay he hsa o. application AZ The o1e No ether form viii
sellgnea retht O passa tg,ly ~ ths on q ths
ComaAhy ~ Vest street. eoraer Of Warren street. -
N. G. ROBERTS.
NhNDikBiLTS LINE TOR san FRANCISCO VIA
v flchttEua. -ILt tavorits sNfnetir PEONhEhhUe
VII leave IRON 1cr o. a. r., Ttesday October 7th, a.
30 cock T. " precisely INJECTING By tie new transit
-trs tycr ne ltt1ure o. N'rarags wth che etesmers
f'fh hmfrlct tc-d. OF Indr0eudencs, en- The faoihc
Ntaat, Without delay tecsh tickets 70 ba had oaly o.
srlcaton 2 p. -. hJise ho.9 Batcry Isce go stsir'
lte bthi9 W caer tneHl VII -1el ti Etcmetleus thl
leave New borA oca9sor -2i
LCR shS FRANcleUO.-TaE NEw AND SPLENDID
rev orb bulls clipper Elf lNFte8 lhLtl hcnry ".
jrlrnrn. tgr ID rtv l0stnrat Ter Io Past River
foot of BAL street Tits ua1bin1cut a hos been butt
Nrr Y i1r rI1rn hast i fa Grade snd Do he's
tc1 t.8 c.c to not hrra her enc % D. rrr tip aHoat
Citr in ealing qrtl-.es Ett L.'ft. 1aptail
Jtlnern rep rtati.n ln tha t1it log h,ou lone
crafrrt whrrasts t. rr" .. Hu. Ta.far.
tor g.. g IHF.nr..i.. llr-.... III. ts.la 90 loo
Wv" ''s'' yssss v Ri .,l s,1ass.,,.
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TtIezrnnhIc R,parfa.

NEw ORLEAva. Oct ., lSjl.
The cotton market 20 day has been active, and the
sales have reached 1000 bales at SIC for midiling
Sales 81 the week 10000 bales; receipts 90 bales
Receipts for the season 76tO0 bales. Stock hand
5000 bales. Mess pork, SIS; bacon tdss liz Gene
raj market dull Freight Of cotton-To Liverpool ID
20 Hsvre cent No ships Offering Exchange heavy
Buyers take only iayorite signatures Sterling 10
II.
Nrw Ortvavs oct 1851
Freights 70 Havre and Liverpool up and few ships
IN port. There IL no general Of sufficient i'm
portsnce 20 Telegraph. Exchange On NeT York sixty
days two to two and half discount sight. one half
premium
Cu,Rtrsroy. oct C. 1851
sslss Of cotton 70 day 300 bale. at s'i &c.
Market depressed.
BAtrt,t6sr. Oct g. 1851
Our markets have been very quiet. littl. or nothn;
has been done. but prices nomipa y the same
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" Tt y And
s;s, S..ss. vi ss;:: II
Nussns ana LADY Mrs. Blair and ohid, Ms 1cDonsid VT
xHSs 1s:GP:ss
H.nl:.
TiSsss:. 3rsss; dElastS g Do%iass ssiy. ssiy..
SSsss III: ~
D.yI. Jane; DsY: John TiysS Nathan
ss% LAD vpfirR.
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simon S:s S e.: se ss s
Wis., sns' w ss1VSS TPp o:f
Fe9asSs:sa, r R:si.ss fs sesss5
"a Thurbpr Geo Ishe fhilIigs Pell vs. So1lsurn,
H B PSGIsY Basfss hsNsid Ssapia Arsd sscf
;.sas: a;ss:! s:,ss: S:a x..;sa Ia Y; ssysss
len. Bsysn Husshies James c0ssa. John Hsr.Se,
Sss1s ssmI Y Davis i HssiIns kies " cssss,,
Sie S1 nsf'R sY' a;S:s sss
Bsss
S:fsS WV siIsj !. gi;
James Ssys soG s Ss gaSn
Y sssiy squire french ROOD i tsess Peter Wssiin.
s.ss: i Hone ss.s%: hi. sq:ss is%;s rH5sa;
M u. Sss. . p1I sss
TScme:.u, Newell, II si%%css, 4 aGShsss :
S;: 1ss J.? Sss
Gems s:n ni s:ss. $3.50 ss: " s;sss
hssi eas kas
rssffr rs, Gee si,s a Gee s,sp rorS
%Issss Si'S ; ss:, ;; S.S
h s ss$sss:S st tssssshs
E.sssr1 sa rss Russell nss
b.as.s HSts e.yisR M
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Ersl aag d IoRni
S:,1 .E %s::
sv.ts . Butler. R oissss ~ Rogers, ! Leonard 7
chss ksnsesS q v sssuf v nec1IlouFh, q Bentley. J
Eess: 81 %.SpliS SACK RisS%sSs jssa xs%sy
gisss ssss's SiF:sa r!:s
Isfss
D:sus Nelson WIS., s.FP sauI, Kelly R.I "a
8TSein.n. B;Sskman . Berry Wsrs:, N Martin
S.seh R. s; SsdS 1nsu: W sn;es.
EWait.r. yW.Iier q walker. r Holman, J Gasissca
Erw oR.I4s;1 stssm.Aip winfield ssots.Nr csla.eu
ssy H.!s,. an' h S Moms
clair waldo. B.che Ross Anderson Walsh Peolisn Bar
hsr, chiid', WHITTIER. MeFATiane Pis0t' w0rreil'
CASTos-ship oxnard-Jos nsham, Mrs. A Adams
IrERfooImsSig 4 wss.srysl.-Mr Carroll, lady and
Fisher an servant Rev MEG Bs.srsn ana LADY Nj:
GibsOn Ms. B.rton. " Holmes u HaIssst; Wat
Iivsar0oL~ship Col cStits-T Turtcn. -" '
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Sept ist-ssesnsr Tennessee. T0ttsn, rsnsna SSo@we
Constitution. Wsch. Panama Bee Gull, Teknor, Oregon
Ships Arcels ye.ninss, Calcutta; Anna lFrl. Barbs
dol schr Albatress (Norl. Thesen Hong Kong
York; brig rrAneis Lord. Gladdng do. .,,
WILMINGTON, NC, Sept H-Arr brig Neptune lOd),
NYork schr Ira Brewster Horton. Sd Oct
schr Aoyona, Boom Phadslphaj "a, sohr flomsrfelt
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DIed.

ON October a JoHy TracElft infaut ohfi 20 John
eud N.ryiuie purdy
lrutr aervices VII take place c i1s rs Hence ci bis
m'hrr No % 80 hrfks place on ths -th mtt1t 90
Ph where The friends o. the family s-s invited 10
attend
Do Pc viiage of Tayrr town October Et M4ry
llfiY in I i1tl year Of hrr sr4
IAe irr,a services will take plp-e no t'e rlt i,le, If
i'l late sen ih RF Bernard u M#.ll.. t.s l5gaday)
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sIIIPPIn0.

DI0NEBR LINE FOR LIVERPOOL, BIZ STIAM.-
The new and splsn did stsAnshp Pioneer $500 teas
burthen Asa 8drdge will depart her
voyage 70 vsFpoo on Wednesday 18th October her
fail to be and the sane tme the table
will be furnished with the best Of thing the arkse
Affords The cteesge Passengers will be served regularly
with their meals cooked h proper
employed expressly for this dspar!nsnt and BY this means
their provisions And from the cots
quent upon being compelled to cat Improperly cooked
visions An experienced surgeon also attached 10 the
ship Persons Of sending for their friends In ths
them brought out in this steamer upon
able terms For further parteuars for passage apply
T. TAPSCOrT. 80 South street, New York.
EoR LIxERP0oL-THE FINE NEW STEAMSHIP
incl Commander viii sail from Philadelphia, for Liver
pool Thursday. October 9TH ~ o'clock. The elegant
Of this vessel make her most desirable
conveyance those about visiting Europe Passage y
saloon state $l0 in fore cabin state rooms go
P,"sngsrs will be provided With railway tickets to Pha
~ THoHxs RiCAxRDSoH. a Exchange place.
The splendid steamship City OF PittsburE w; Q.
stotesbury, Commander will succeed the City OF xanches
ter and sai from Philadelphia Thursday October ~
CHARLEsToN sTEANsHIPs.- THE PHILADELPHIA
~ and Atlantic Steam Navigation Company's Line, be-
tween Philadelphia and Charleston, C-Stenmer ALBA
TkOcS, Capt J. Peck; steamer OSPRAY, Capt. T. c. Hur
don Those steamers unexoeed for qualities safety
smH pssd and no pain, or expense IL in
ss wednesday. October ssh = 10 eeiooi A. n FsEs
apply TOE. LiTTIEFiEID. kinssy 8 CO.. E1prsss NJ I
Wall street. or once of the company, South wharvss
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Vslsgraphis HaKins Rspsrsss

Arriyed-Bsrk Delaware Philadelphia brig. Ess Bur
gsss, San Juan, Cuba Mary a. and Emma, PhAdelphia;
Sehrs Reaper, Norfolk Myrs, philadelphia; George Emil
~ Hinrod. Ficid, Convert albany, CChsmbcriAin,
Gov ard. Maria and Eliza Lavton. FYork.
Bslov-ship Thomas, from Liverpool. -.
BRrsror- Oct
ssisd-sloop Maria Loui.s NNorh 9Th. brig cr0ton- Ms
tSers, do 70 load for Cape Nay soOp Harriet. DO: o
sallsd-Brig Charles KershAw PhadslphiA sshr Louisa
Gray, do. -
saied-sshrs Mara Fleming and Invoice Philadslphis.
rALL RIvsk, oct L.
Arrsved-sioop Isaac Borden, TY0rk
Belov-Sarah Crifhp, Pictou.
sasi SdBris Gen Marshall, Phadelphis: sohrs James
PsttsrSon, do
PRovmr-cr. Ocs g
Arrirsd-seS-s Harriet Newell and Dsnl w1ist,s, AL
baog.
Be,ov-sohr En- rire. from Albany
Saltd-sehrs Charles Crsner Batimore; Anna yenkns,
Do Jshn Candy Cicero, Jos Quest Ruslns ADD Cape
kag Philadelphia sl0op Chaee NYork.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

fErflnppriA, October A-fir.s Bosvd-t3G0 q sa
o.. lls5 leo beading 6s 10 g. ~ 20p DO. o. 5000
g. q ~ D. shsr,. Pepssylyanis Raiirsad 4Oi q
Bank l. ltT Girard l7s 81 do i7s 80 NortA 10 ~ 100
Reading ktroad PSI; 90 DO 2s 20 90, 26ss; 100 10. s
lH a. Vs. ~, io2d9 @ 20 100 DO b. 2'si 100 d.
BALrraoRK, octoosr 3-sfoek Board-t2O0 Ma-yia,d
1uarterly S. ~ n shares Farmer and Planters Bank
81 ~ fraakn Bank. 1921 A. the Board this dsy, NaTv
lsn o. coupons closed ~ s bid, lo asked Baltimore
l-V w SD, 1885, asked; Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
Bahes 1877 sS nd gk asked. DO shares 62s bid IS AK
"a; York aad Cumberland, 10 bid, III asked.
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;sss :: s re hi,h..s Rsaaas Room M s,sSsas, on
tksus Tor saa Juan sc TUESDAY 7a as, at half past
Ssmsa on wsahssass sss ,pss ssl S,eor Hissa psr
steamer Africa for Liverpool. "Wednesday ga inst at
zss above Letter Bags are also a. Kepyon 81 wArss,
herald Marine Corrsspondsn.s.
A5r,sa1D5is, syssa sB; Ers1,i. 9sS:I. e, :,
iona = o. 1ae9, srown. rhsasipnia Tor B2stsn I'm
r NYeri for Boston GsSss Richie % ior dO Cen Cas-
S' siSS N ~ 5s KEN
pona Tor ae stsr Wshian horioh for do D3vet Packet.
Boiisa Jsnlsos DO fer Weymouth; Gen Taylor. Wright
Arr s,hr Sres,ss, Elsl.y from sYsrl. ,.,
80 & o. we sssssis souns oyer the SHOALS rave sied
rafaDrt-u,. o., "a Py.
JlesY. rioSidsa.' ,shr, Rosm Allen sYoIs william
sssn 500, a.. d.vSa, woss '' Sh'rE
.ciss.ss S,ess,,tiIs' = Psas wi,l4.q. Boston VIZ
TsJsr Boston ets, zesrs L,srsaes. Gusysna p.t.nar
kbreml hooknora PORT a. PlAt schrs Chl1 Orsiner,
miscellaneous.
~ Sc news - steamer Ffous.hsus.
srsssrs Coz sroeErog let Panama ,osS VIE for sau
sasss ,s " s ,sr tees o.; hsr p,'s s,
Psnsms she bad 20 pu, nts Realize tm previous for
Bans yrsT,s outer .',srr,thls station n, so,on o.
LoJe5 and sons ints C9hasstt
Bn Bsnx Forrrsctr vas At Aospuico Arr having bsen
tetsnt tAers % days ~ Law ru IA 500 IN gold du1t
BhIr EEv1pa psars male tie passtfs from gan iran
c6co 60 Val rsrs.80 Bal u dnte.
BRfe PoRrFss tai been ss'-,d =, uirstsn BY The ge.
cau rovtTnet or Ca as.ll.l 81 smuf8 The cap
tcin hsd deserted hsr
BsTs vr.fcrA r. ha name Of s vessel thas vent ashore
on ne rcstef ~ n andrew '9Ind, her yfrom Do5oy
10 tlh pcrt lhe ssiert occurfrd hs 2.h ALL TIE
crew have ABANDONED her.
Bare UEnuAn. 81 Boston from R5 Crsn5s. p Days
% care Coo, al ozlten.oi ssvtr gales iTcn WNH 10
NV, from che pifelic 60 O. degrees n.
Bonn OArEFr e Rock nd, hence for bufvrort was
into 90 Prm a-a uornlnr rf 81 and ial h1r
iriurcdi put lDt0 Sow Lont1n to r5gair.
NoEroiH rtf5r H.tr -sp--t5 tl'.s Swedish bsr' from
Cutrifton ier iHr r. vito tutfr scrf iaf gfrrs Doe
lst il s8tgc i.sll- batlI ga pressed f1- hait1rs
EprUsr.
sip ZEE Wfish. Citls ftom liverpool fl- HT5l1 sft
60 ~ Pm
SIP hampton vs1nt t9m p1s.ss tr --...s1,s vas
oe.a Sept ~, 10, " O., ipaflA,
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WASHINGTON TRoTrISo COURSE, PRoyIDEycE Sept. 80
Purse $50 mile heats best three in FIVE $50 ID wagons
Honest John, Of Providence. ................ l /
Farmer Boy, Of Woburn Observation-Disclosures. 2
Tom Benton Of Boston. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Time, 2:59-2:531S -2:59.
NASHVILLE Items RAcEs-WALSuT CoURsE, Sept % -
sweepsake for three year olds $500 entrance $50
felt, mile heats.
8. H. Bugg entered c. C: BY Ambassador dam by Leva
tn1n. . L
s. J. Carter entered b. (. BY Ambassador, dam
oy Leyiatnan .........
J. j. B. Southsll entered b. BY Glencoe, dam
by stOckholder. ........ ............. 2 8 Q
Time, 1:49-149-l5l
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Atv windsor Conn. on WedDss'sy morning Octebe
l. by the Rev. r A. Lsete, Mr.. y. n DEcEgs Of Nev
Yo1f % Miss T. ClcuIa. only daughter Oh samue. "
Mills Pa ~ the former place.
On Octo her by the Rev. Mr.. stOpfrd, " w. Y
Lios. % Miss EnNA How'll. both ~ thie 3.ty
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ME DlCAL.

nEAFNEss,, SHORT SIGHT Ao. cURABLl ~
~ remedies-Dr Heath devotes attention sxcludvO.
iy 70 diseases eye affections
acurabe yield readily 10 his and prompt trsa
ment. ARTIFICIAL inserted, moving beautifully ia
ths nAtursi organ. Once 261 Broadway from daily.
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HoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE.-THx UNITED
states Mail Steamship HUMBOLDT. ID. Lines, Com
nander will Havre touching NJ southam pton 20
land the mails and SATURDAY. October 18th. At
II o'clock from pier No g. North river Price Of passage
sis An experienced surgeon Is attached TO vessel All
letters must pass the Post once. For freight
HuK1iHE LIVINGSTON. Agent No. IS Broaarax.
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NEW MEDICAL sooxs-A COMPLETE PR AcrrcAl

NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work the nature aad Treatment Of delicate diseases
and all the kindred illustrated by great number
Of beautifully coored plates. large hfeby Homer
Bostviek NJ D. lecturer and diseases Of the
above named nature. IL 10 large qusrto, $50 second
edition, price Sl0 Extract the Boston Medical and
Surgical lournaI 1t be said fearessly to be equal
kcord Actions works the family Of diseases
and tar superior to anything Of the kind published in
this country" Author Of The family Physician price
Is csnss Author Of work on sek Abuse and It's Depe-
81 For sale at the pu blshers, STRlNGER T0WNSkNB
90 Broadway and by tho author, 604 Broadway.
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DR- COYvERs NIw MEDICAL WORK ON sYPHI-

TINFORTUkA1E.s fgiEND-C2EAT sUCCESs.-xW
totes soldIhe greatest specific for diseases In The
World Cures IN two days vithert from business
II cures some hundreds monthly. Price ST. with book
Depot Dy NARDs, ~ Canal street, cf broad
Advice-ove fees: Dr. ward receives none ana nodes
q n road katfsr.
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nR L. sOpTAMoRE WOULD SAY 70 THOSE vi

nR. CoNvERg. EvlgORATIEG coRpIAL.-Inn
~ only remedy Tor weakness hnd those sad oiaorteN
body and mind caused ~ early t5use De eAuteus wharf
reu Apply for Md hvoid quaeks and heir nossru1s
lev bottles 81 fs &c ltirasel remedy viii restore you
asnly siEr lou a.ed not ray escreitsas is's' ~, "
i relieve Coz half the uauay charged. CortsA
l bottle trl8 bottles tor S. With ap rant aiyioe v
tf married single. furgarded 20 the country essets
..ft patio Dr ca ofce. b Third syeauo, n Y. n. E.
suy stuT called invsoranz ccIda exert Dr. Coavssf
vsrd te wise "a sufficient bold A. as BroA1AAg ans
1 z EoWefy, eorptF Of Craad stfcoA
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TYR. DE- LANEy, AUTHOR OF THE "PRIyArn
~ Medical GUIDE SO. 81 lispsnard street. near Broad
vsyIhs srss. tss.ss and saysn,sgss ths syther has
q Europe and Awsrics. enable him warrant In this
tcular branch Of the profession sush certain quick and
radical be obtained from other source In
Ameries IL s ehiesy however in dincuit complicated.
and unvisey treated that his services will be
srrreciatd DIR De L. b also the inventor Of those
renous instruments that the deplosbe
Of early improper habits inalbly without
10 fact, the only certain existing for those eompaas
Gent any part Of the Union His celebrated French
remedies secure 10 those wko apply IN the Of
eern diseases An immediate which 10 often effected
in Nsry few honrs.
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nR. COOPER, n DUANE STREET, HAS. FOR Tus
~ isst rntteeu ycafs devoted ts practice 20 te tress
Cut &C utrual hna other dseaa3s He cufe tho oot
fravated dsoases tne md removed IN ier a.ys
d. net BE deceived BY noun tebAnE Wta
rstnases ny have not isit Duans ttrea. See ~
naut On ny tCe, With tte hfst names Ia medicine M
asry ,his c5untr hasevsr Produced poris's oufas
cissge
Jar WARREN. no ! MOTT s1REEr. rs CONTiDEN.
- taly cararr. dile1sH IAItgsit Ycata Ttsgl -
ah.a ~ a. -ars without mercury rslfnt cates cured
.tm tfrte o. Owe dave n B-Dtnb le eslfiFsl ~ az
fftpossua 4rstk u Boswell Hreet aia vim e1s
exception ths ouy qua6ss London sagGeea "a th3 at,
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ne. MORRISON IL CONSULTED coNFIDESTIALLs
~ certain diseases which be without eroury
Recent h. three days Thryvo year prss
sce euab - hin 20 these dsbes arising ssu
abuss ant restore original vsor Bee his London Dpisu,
his rrivate tfe 2s1f Fulton street. No fee t cursx
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IrSGroS TRoTrINo COURSE, PROVIDENCE, Sept 90
ila bao hoSf thraa ", Ava a. d
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-18
LiteraIY NotIces.

The NORTH BRITISH REVIEW for August.
The second article in the North British Re
uie'c is on "Pendennis and the Literary profes
sion" 1t contains, in marginal note, a curious
anccdote Of Jenny Lind. She once remarked
at is not me they admire, but my voice; and
that cannot make me happy, though it gives them
delight" Poor human nature, it will show it.
SELF even in women as well as in men. Madame
DE- Stal, who was not handsome, once said that
she would have preferred beauty to the talent
she possessed in so high degree. Nobody is
satisfied. But Jenny Lind has her hardships.
She has wealth and fame-but the latter sub
jects her to certain infections. Sundry promi-
nent elderly gentlemen, presuniing on her good
nature, insisted on kissing her, when she was
here, to which she could not object, because
such kissing was purely platonc "a reason
which excluded younger men like us, and con
verted that sacred rite into mere ceremony.
The article in the Reriew is mainly devoted
to the literary profession-a subject on which
much has to be said ~
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-18

How A MAN FEELS WITH HIs HEAD OFF,
Some of the most eminent psychologists Of the
present day have lately been argumenting the
very curious question as to whether man feels
after his head is off, And this inquiry is con.
sidered bv It's conductors to be- of more than
physiological interest, because it involves re-
fined principle of humanity with regard to The
punishment Of death by tho guillotine. .l,sR
1t ia considered on all sides that the body does
not feel one instant after decapitaton for the
brain being the seat Of sensation to the whole
frame, through the medium Of the spinal mar
row, every part of the body beneath the joint ut
which the latter may be divided, must be de-
prived of feeling But it by no means follows
that the head is deprived Of sensation immediate.
ly after decapitation, nor that it may not retain
its consciousness, and like the head of the Irish
knight who was killed by Saladin in the holy
war, get up and declare that it was never cut Oft
by 80 sweet a scimetar before--nor like that Of
the assassin Legare, swear roundly ut the cxecu-
toner tor not keeping keener axe; but it is
quite possible that it may be troubled with very
serious reflections upon the irrevocablity of its
fate, and the awfulncss of its deprivation.
In support Of this unpleasant theory, many
facts are adduced with grave vouchers for their
authenticity. Among others, ID the unfortunate
Queen OF SCOTS, whose lips continued TO move
III prayer for ut least quarter OF IN hour after
the executioner had performed his duties
Windt states that having put his mouth to the
ear OF a decapitated criminals head, and called
him by name, the eyes turned to the side from
whence the voice came; and this fact Is attested
by Fontenello, Mogorc, Guillotnc, Nauche, and
Aldini. On the word murder being called, in
the case OF criminal executed for that crime at
Coblentz, the half-closed eyes opened wide with
an expression of reproach on those who stood
around
| This is recorded in the Medical Gazette for
April last ; but whether it be believed or not,
we see nothing either in theory or recorded fact
to lessen the physiological possibility of consc-
ence after decapitation. In diseases and dislo-
cations of the spinal marrow, the mind remains
in full possession of its faculties, although all
the lower limbs are utterly devoid of feeling
and Mt what point of separation are we justified
in saying that the mind must lose it's rational
powers II the brain retain the images of vision
and the forms of touch, long after the objects
which created them are withdrawn, why mny we
not suppose that it retains them after sudden
operation of the axe or guillotine Like the
thigh of an amputated leg, which feels its toes
for days, and even weeks after the operation, it
may remain in imaginary possession of all its
corporeal members, until the curtains Of obiv-
on are gathered around its fading vision and
sinks to repose in the chamber Of death.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-01-18

FUGITIVE SLAvEs.-SOmc FIVE or six wears
ago Mr.. Joshua Zimmerman Of Boone county
Kentucky, brought his favortc servant, a boy
named Billy, with his family, seven or eight in
number, TO Ohio, where he settled them on d
farm which he purchased expressly for their bel
eft. few days ago, during the holidays, sew.
eral of his servants, (ninc in numberl and among
them some Of The remainder Of BIlys family
peiitoned for leave to make visit TO ihe Ohio
branch Of The family, which was granted, the
master furnishing them with pass to cross the
river, and the farm horses and wagon When
they arrived at the end of their journey, they
wrote TO their master that tho atmosphere Of
Ohio was more congenial to their tastes than the
corn fields of Kentucky and that if he would
send for his team it would be forthcoming but
they respectfully declined returning to his SER
vce,-Cin. Gor.