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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18
CABINET sFFOP-IeEMoyAL.

IN L. FlSHEL respectfully informs his old friends
~. and the public generally, that he has removed
his Cabinet Ware Room from Columbus street. to the
oH stand Formerly oceupied by George H. Erkert,
OG BroadDah four doors Soaih Of the market-house,
where he will keep constantly on hand good assort-
ment of Cabinet Furniture, and othar articles in
his line. Mahogany and Csnc.seat Chairs, Beisteads
lol all descriptions, TABLES, Sofas, Bureaus, Sc SC.
All bis articles will be manufactured oihe best mate
rial, in the best manner aud in good style.
He will also at all times be ready to manufacture 10
ordor all articles in his line upon the shortest notice
COiiins made to order and personal attendance on
funerals when requested,
Thankful for the very liberal encouragement hcrc.
oioro extended to him. he would solicit continuance
of the public paronage and in all he will do hi.
utmost to give satisfaction to his customers
d. K. FlSHEL
Lancaster, Anr'l TO- 1851 6m49
nROP IN LADIES, and take look througha large
| ~ and splendid assortment ofDress Goods embrac
ing all the leading and popular styles now in ashoI
many of them entirely new and truly elegant
| NovomberS, s, 1850 W. + WISE.
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IT AW PARTNE have associated. .CnApLEs
ED. MARTIN with myself in the practice Of the
Law, and will in future adopt the style of j. ID. C.
D. MARTIN, inthe management of business entrusted
10 my care, JOHN ID. MARTIN
Lancaster, October S, lS5O- Eagle copy ly23
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TaIpROyE YOUR UNDERSTANDING.


KNTORK, SON s. WORK would respectfully in !
w form the citizens of Fairfield and the adjoining
counties that they are on handRs usual at their old
stand one door West Of Slocums Drug Store with
large and spieadid assortment Of everything IN their
line reE
LADIES' We have taken special care il making our
purchases so as to please YOU. ,..
We have little Of everything, from JENNY LIND
BUsKiN down to the smallest clildrens shoes.
We have also on hand and are prepared TO make to
Geailsmsa's BuaEia azd Seamless Gaifsys Con-
gress Boots, &c. We also have on hand Ladies' Gum
Shoes. .,,. .l
FINDINGS. &c.-We arr also prepared to furnish
description, such as Kits Pegs, Boot-#ebbing, Snoe-
strings, Laces, &C.
sole Leather Morocco bindings, &e., always on
hand. 100 ,a rv eh
In addition to the work on hand, we are prepared
as heretofore to manufacture everything in our line
Our own work needs no recommendation We hope
by proper attention our business. TO secure fair
show Of the public patronsge,a as we viii always be
on hand TO wa upon our customers and 90 our best to
| please them. WUkk, SON NOkk.
Lancaster, April 10, 1851 40
FIRST ARRIVAL or THE SEASON.!
NJ z. KREIDER has just returned from the East
lNA. ern cities with selected SoclIuf fresh & pure
DRUGS aid GIedicines. Also large assortment
Of the finest and most rare Surgical Instruments,
| choice CUTLERY, &c. The LADIES hare not 5eeA
forgotten, Cali and see his rare articles Of Fancy
Goods. Prices very low.
Remember No. lO6, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio
March !, 1851. .-,
l 4 Ii are invited to caSexamine livestock ol1iood
~ which deies competition in quality and style al
April 10 HENLEIS
lnIlESS TRGNGAfINGS,- large assortment o. Fe
Egvet Ribbons Jenny Lind Braid, Neck Ribbons sn'
Beltings for aaloby LITTLE & pREsBACHSS..
ancaster. October %, 1850 20
i ENT0OLLEN GO0DS.--I am now opening com
w plate stock Of cloths cassimeres. sattinets, III
lot, beaver and mackinaw over coatings Tweeds ian
nels keraeys JEANS ulled cloths, sheeps grey csssi
nets, linseys. &c. W. I. MISE.
Lancaster. november 8, 1860 ~
nON'T FOPGET-That the place to buy the bes
sVgoods at the lowest prices, is at the cheap stor
opposite Shelters Hotel. W. l. WlSE
Lancaster, November $. 1851. "
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

Hr nm AGAIN 49, The FrecooiIers OF
Erie county. at mass Conveutiuo held
in Sandusky, Erie county, on Saturday
last, passed the following resolution on
Senator Chase:
Resoioea, that Tho that pnltelh his hauj
to the plow and lo0keth back. is nul fit GDl
the Kingdom of God" aud that we can.
not accede To the opinon expressed, nor
adopt the course indicated by the Hon
S. p Chase, inhstecent letter agreeing
TO support the State ticket Of the Demo.
cratic party,
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RuRNlTuREl FURNlTURE!

GEORGE L. EcKERT stil continues al his new
NJ stand on Main street, In StanberTys Buadiag
hro doors East Of the Hooking Kalify Bank, whore
viii be found as usual general assortment Of CABl-
NET IUilNITURE, which is admitted by all TO be
the largest and cheapest everbeiore kept in this place
-, from the plainest TO the fH- /StgJ
est, Consisting Of 49,
&C. SOFAS, solid MahOganyz1z
CHAIRS, Tetea-tetes, Dfvans, ia ABLES, Stands, Bu-
reaus and fine Bedsteads, sc. &C.
CINCINNATI FURNITURE.-He will also keep
on hand aBeneral assortment Of Cinrinna Furniture
which will be sold at small advance upon city prices
thus obvating the necessity Of citizens going else
where to buy furniture, by making il 10 their adyan-
hge TO purchase Of the subscriber, Offering them
either home or city manufacture All furniture sold
by me Will be warrantedto belwell made and durable
materials. r4 -t-I
GOOD HEARSE Is always in readiness TO attend
funerals. The subscriber has now and hereafter will
keep constantly hand Collins ready made So that
he will be enabled to furnish them in few minutes
notice. Hewil promptly attend funerals any where
in the county without extra charge, -
Thankful iorpast ayors he respectfully asks con-
tinuance Of the public patronage In the same build.
ing is Mr.. G. Smiths Chair and Bedstead Factory so
that customers be accommodated in either line al
the same place. GEORGE L. ECKERT.
Lancaster. November 1880. ~ 26
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WGsTEHs LovE LETTER April Thee 9Th
1000 ale 90 & 4ty too My deris sweeTis ducky
II Take up my penn in IRE Tell you is how i
am had A spell Of the nger aud IIonp theos phew
lgns may lnD you enjoying The snm blessing
Y doant wright onely sweet Lign . tell suph-
ering molly awl abowt Her sweat henry, o my
swelc heuIy-my TurSle duv--my Dear little
henry how mi poor sole is longing 2 here Urc
purity little voise think here wisseng yanIy
d1odel us huppne . he thiukn ou U. jim ely
has Rlzed moo hows an sally duz liy 50 sung bat
she ltes him sum Times my Deer doc less and
keep hous . slant lick II al nwl nor look ut no
body else SO wont daddy sez must get lnarreed
knws i've let ii run on long now. U no ! never
hlnted uothin bout marriage nor duant never
meme .. mke your Own time for thnt as the old
saing is Professionalism is The theer OF tyne uu /
uothm shuod b dun in Il hurry hutketchen fees
o nj deer hcnry u will soon B dearer than can
trewly lee with the Immortal sammi,t,
the rowzes read the yets blew;
shugurs sweat aud 81 B u
SO no More at present from Ure sufFerin
MOLLY BUCKTAIL.
Notify Benny. Sisters dead and Jose got the
phclyer, 80 no moir from swele shugnr candy,
Molly ANN
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sTANnnnY & WAN rNupsy,

fHtOrhcyS ~ Law
HAVE Removed their Office to the room folmerl,
by Wm. J, Reese, Esq, Immediately oppo
Site the residence of Daniel Sihford, lsq.
Lancaster, March 10, 1850. 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

DROFITABLENOTICE.- and Testa-
Il ments, Prayer and Deyotional Books, Sunday
School and Tract Society Books, the best Magazines
and choice Stationery constantly kept at the Book
Store Of JOHN LEHMAN.
Lancaster, Aprilo4 1924 81
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$. II. BANCROFT. ARTIST,

4 Z AS openeda STUDIO IN THE LOWER PART
III OF EWlNGrS OFFICE BUILDING, where he
will be happy to exhibit specimens of his skill to low
ers oil art. lancaster, June 25
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

TO FARMERS.
TUST received and for sale 10 Blshals MilIet
y Seed. GEORGE KAUFMAN.
April 3, 1851 43
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BOOTS AND SlfOES.

A LARGE Lot just lreceived-- embracing every
IA kind of fashionable shoe now in use, for La
dies and Misses wear ALSO, good stock Of Men's s.
BootsaDd Caters, at, . WISE'S
Lancaster, nov s, 1850. 81
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dbt Ganfastrr 6a,rttt.
Monday l.venlng SOIL ID. Is5l


Washington correspondent Of tho New
York JournaI of Commerce, (who is per
haps as reliable IN his statements efiaclS
as any.leuer wriierl gives The following;
Itisa remlrksble. hut not well known
fact tbat in tie archives -four Govern
ment we have an engagement made in
Jaeksn's administration, between the u.
S England, and France, To the effect thai
Cuba shalluol be seized by either party,
and thai Spain shall remain in undis-
turbed possession Of the Island.
LATE FROM HAVANA. - The New York
Courier and Enquirer having sent out a
special reporter 10 Havana. has received
the first letter from him. of which the fol
lowing is an extracl:
The execution of the fifty two mer
taken at Bahia Honda was. learn from
all, Americans as well as Spauards, de
corous aud solemn. There is nn truth il
the reports as to mulilo,ion of the bodies
Indeed TO Judge from The arrangements
this morning, a mob could moi get neal
the place of execution They, the exc
cutod men, were hooled by the populacC
Of Havana on the evening before the,
were shot, and from Ibis aud the fact lha
the capture Of Lopez was paraled Ihro
the streets, with exIravaganl demous.ra
tions of applause on the part Of the pea
pie, you may Judge of the feeling in IN
city as TO the revolution These az
counts, remember are from America
lips
The Spanish Consul from New o.
leans arrived in the Empire City, and ID
for Spain in the French steamer thi
morning. The whence offered him
regarded as a grievous insult 10 his Gu,
ernment, and the determination is I
make it maiterof grave representalio
at Washington.
The Saranac has not arrived, |, wa
reported that it was dangerous for Amer
leans to 90 through the city yesterday
but this is not so. Passengers aud cre'
OF the Empire Cily we're in the city an
even in the country yesterday, and wer
not even molested or insulted in th
slightest manner
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Conner, Tin and sheet-Irou Wage.


Enlistment conducted by him on GinStree one door
East of the Checkered Store. where they intend to
continue the business in all its various branches They
will always keep on hand and manufacture to order all
kinds of Tin, Copper and Sheetlron Ware which will
made in the best and soldat the owestra
Stoves, HOllOw-Ware and PIOughs.
In connection with the other departments of their
business they intend to bestow due share of aten-
ton to the manufacture and sale of Stoves, Hollow
Ware and Ploughs. They will always be supplied
with an assortment of Cooking, Parlor and other de-
scrpons OF Stoves of the latest and most approved
patterns, such as Resors Double Oven, Rochester
Universe, Preference, President and Bucks Cooking
Stoves, They have also the RoUGH AND READY
CoOENG STovR which at this time is taking the lead
Of all others and is superior article. %
Their stock of Hollow Ware. such as Sugar Kettles
Pots, Ssets, Ovens, &e., viii always be large enough
to suit the market.
They viii manufacture and sell low the following
descriptions LOUGHS-Rushvile, Longs Cast,
| Kings BarsheaT. and will soon commence manuao-
turing Patent Steel Plough which can in an instant
be changed for two or three horses These Poughs
will always be put up with especial care and of the
best material, They viii always have on hand EX-
1ItA SHARES for those that may need them
Gatiin's Premium Wheat Drill.
They intend also to manufacture for the next season
theabove Wheat Drill II is one of the very best il,
use aud can be sold for Fifty Dollars and will be in
suTed to work well. This drill feeds with an augeI
and is consequently more regular than any other now
| in use model can be seen at the Foundry and our
Wheat growers are respectfully invited to examine
1t for themselves
The custom Of the public is respectfully solicited
Every effort will be made to accommodate them wH
good articles the lowest prices The practical ex
perence OF the senior partner will enable them tC
Manufacture every article in the best and most dura
bic style, Gall and examine before purchasing else
whore, 81 b. 4 b.
Lancaster, December 81. 1850 as
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

QUEENSWARE.
A Fine assortment now unpacxing at WISE'S.
N Lancaster, nov 8, 1850, "a
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LIVER COMPLAINT,
Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nero

JauhuICt, DysptpslH, CbFOhIc OF NeEVOuA
Debility, Disease of the Kidncy's,
\ Nd all diseases arising from disordered Liver
IA and Stomach, such as constipation, iullnGss, or
blood to the head acdity ofthe stomach nauses heart
burn disgust for food uness ght in the stomach,
stomach, swimming of the head, hurried and difficult
breathing, uterng at the heart, choaking or sufoca
ting sensations when in alyng posture, ,dmness ys
ion, dots webs before the sight, fever dull pain in
skin and eyes pain in the M s5e back chest limbs &C.
sudden lushes of heat burning in the flesh, constant
maginngs of evil, and great depression ef spirits,
CAN RE EEEECTUAIJY .CURED nv
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nON'T FOPGET-Th4t the place to buy the best
Vgoods at The lowest prices, is at the cheap store
opposite Shelters Hotel W. I. WISE.
Lancaster, November s. 1850. VI
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GREAT CALIFORNIA GOLD WINE,

tsttEAl CN LtFOtN IA GOLD MINE.
z .ATELY discovered for the benefit Of Fairiieldand
a adjoining counties. The undcrsign bags leave to
MORN the old customers well the public in gem
eral that he has bought the entire stock Of Goods Of
J. c, MAccRAcKEN, and is determined to sell Goods
CHE GApER than has EVER been here before, fol
cash or exchange Of all kinds of Produce.
LADIES AND GESTLEMEE If you wish to purchase
call at PLoUr's CHEAP SroRE and will convince You
that my advertisement is not in vain for intend to
continue business at the old stand, called ''GHIAT
WESTERN" and PLoGl's CHEAP SroHE
JACOB PLOUT,
Lancaster l!ccember9, 1859 2wd&lyw22
EEOUSE TRIMNINGS.---For sale at the
= 4 Great Harduare Store, sign IF the PQd- Loci
rad 1IH-SGw.
10 doz. Dark and White Knob Rural Locks.
30 Nos. ,, and 4, Novelty Works do.
10 4" Adams Right and Left Hand do.
" Carpenters Rim do.
% " Mineral Knob Drop Latches,
80 " Thumb and Spring do
10000 Lights Massillon SASH
sby 10; lDby l2and II by II best Pittsburgh Win
dow GLASS, White Lead &c &c.
EFFINGER WHITE & LATTA.
lancaster, november 20, 1850 %
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OLD CHAIR and BEDsTEAD FACTORY

-liAMUEL WILHELM Is On the track again at his old
} stand on Br0ad.street Lancaster, Ohio, Where he
las been for the last fifteen years.
rpzN II is not necessary 10 make blow, but
IN all his old friends and the pub lie general
RVA ly will find at the OLD SHOP, allkinds Of
49, CHAIRS AND BEDSTEADS.
EEN III such as he will warrant to be made up
KHW \ right and of good material
The people of Lancaster and the 1,icin
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ExTRAoRDINARY STATEMENTS com
psrison of the registers of mortality, says
an English paper, viii convince US that a
hero placed IN the trenchesufa heleagar-
ed fortress, where he is exposed for
weeks To continual shuwer of cannon
shot, or faced on a field of battle. heiure
tue brsvesl aud most resolaie uf his ei e.
mics, has much better chance oi life,
runs less risk ui premsture dea,R, than il
he worked in an unframed street of Brls
tol or Liverpool The chances Of lltc
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ENTO0LLEN GOoDS.--I am now opening com
w plate stock Of cloths cassimeres satinets, Pi-
lot beaver and mackinaw over coatings Tweeds, fan
nels keraeys, JEANS uled cloths, sheeps grey csssi-
nets lnseys. &c. W. I. MISE;
Lancaster. november 5, 1900 y
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TRIMMINGS large assortment o. We
EBvet Ribbons, Jenny Lind Braid, Neck Ribbons and
Beltings for saleby LITTLE & pRESBACHS.
ancaster. October %, 1850 20
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WHOLE NO: 5s7.

4 a C.,,,o.x,. yv,na,s Sol H.,
ouaer ircidsn,ss. @ u M NJ n ~ q w, W.
Nave orc,,,,sd 4, ~ ,sos,a s A. ~. Z, ~
s,ssll Z 4 IL na,;,;.sl ,,G % na'''l 'a''
ou;s;t;an os Csl;farn;s i've I'Ss' .;,, e,o -. ~
a,ob, ~ - ;ocalcaIshie a,aaha, ''s,,ss q 'a.
ia n,an - ,bs ~. yV. ~ 4 :, 'ua, ..
of,;me em,,aced q p,'' s,,ch wv I W. ,GJ
,.,I s.;.' ~. - ~" 81 eArsu''.o
.s......s ~" - has,ssi ~ s'sa ,.a. !. 10y s'''sin<
,.asu.vs' udI'v;s a; s.sa, au'noef o. ~
le1esung iaaaes y y, = ., cvnaiNon o. lonely
e'ea.''css, qu..e p'''ap'e 2 con'empla'e.
oo''e pm, wv o'uo'' ~ ,egfe' ''o say,
Ua,o~os Wy %a'spsI e nass =. eAce.c'sea !no
pauence q = reneiope, wno' kePs spinning
neI u's.a1, % WINS. ,ol1. Ulysses was nghF-
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WHoorINe CoUoH. gentleman of
this city who has tested it, says the fol.
lowing is certain remedy forihe swhoop-
ing cough railways breaking Il after the
use Of i, fog three days, viz: 4 oz, faxsoed
2 oz, Of honey, ! o.. of liqaorice, 4 oz.
lemon, boiled together iin a half gallon II
water. To be strained well, bottled
tightly, and keptin cool place. Dose
A table spoonful six times day until
the cough ceases. ns
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KICKING HonsEs.-D. ID. Git, Of
Adams county. (Pa.,) communicates 10
the American Farmer, his mode Of break.
ing horses Of the vile and dangerous habit
ofkickiDg. He says:--. ~ Ss'a9 sHsl'le
q attach one end Of a strong line TO-
the hind pastern Of tho horse and take il
forward through the loop, fastened 10 the
trace at the side OF the horse, and attach
the other end of the line to the bridle: q
line attached thus at each side. Of The
horse, is LEFT sufficiently long 10 Just en-,
able him 10 make a step, will, at every
kick he may make, operate so severely
upon his moulh,asito cause him very soon
to give il Up asa bad job.'a a. $3.50,
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From Dickens" Household Words"
I fsOyINAMBULISNI. seil
(coNcLuDED }

One OF tne most curious ana indeed IN
explicable phenomena connected wit
somnambulism Is, that persons in tliis con
diiion are said TO derive a knowledge Q
surrounding objects Independent Of III,
organs OF the external senses. The Arch
bishop of Bordeaux attested the case o
q young ecclesiasiic, who was in the hab
It ofgetting up during the night in a stat,
Of somnambulsm, taking pen, ink, ant
paper and composing and witlhgsermon,
When he had finished one page he woulc
read aloud what he had written, and cor.
rect it. In order TO ascertain whether
the somnambulist made any use Of his
eyes, the archbishop held piece ofpaste,
board under bis chin 10 prevent his see
ing the paper upon which he was writing;
but he continued TO write on without be-
ing in the least degree incommoded. He
also, in this state, copied out pieces oil
music, and when il happened that The
words were written in too large charac.
Ter and did not stand over the correspon.
ding notes, be perceived his error, blo,ted
thas,, out and ura,a ,I,eo, cvor 80, !,
~;,h a,s., svac,nass sonn.n,,,s is" ,,s,;a,
\. ne n;;;oned hv Cas.or,l; ,sha naaJ :"
I,aa. h;msaIc;n S;s sIssn ~ os ~ Nv "
csiIa, dra. ,,;na G CO., , rssE & 49, n.rrso. ~.
ds,Inss. hu, ;r ha amaks ,' ,ha h. p.iI sa,l.,
he had then difficulty in groping bis way
TIE s,a,s of,ha ssss | dnr;,n .arsn s 'UJ ,nh,
,;ss M = a,,O M :, ' onna;ds.a,l, s sysa w. !,
a,a soma,;aas % = I nosaJ heif
~ ais.'I rss .',. .Sss s:,a oSrss ta'. .a
,s;i Ssy w nslasn1 ...;1oi duNr S:,.S op,n' n0
~. i;i -. = soo's .o,na "'uo.y u',a'eu, ,one,
e. s H. ss' oSses ':s,S ra.J'a'' a:, M: anu
~ no nys' pa.' .so"s,D,1 .I,s. - ngn'' %'s 10
..v,.'n'I H. H. a'@ay' ny So'. ~
r;hsd IL X, "TUs ne. S9 s "Is Ah.s ~ "o' har Iss
@ ~ ~ 5ss, 4. uISM "''"
Nno s:as. "a' aMpenu.ns iem u'owsy
Ia.A - W nea, usualy '"su'' ou' 3"
D,' ~ osyss'Cu wy 'n'ense' nen suceeea'
= a.'s,ma'us S.ouu'1sss :: n.'S.. ,'
Iss' s yso' w. eyes. oseaslohauy
s. .,;S ssnsa VIZ s nlsnly y aoa'e ; Me
,e1u. ~ a9.S dppIs'Su sau,, suousu nv eA..le7
:. yio1y ;hara s pup,s me.a i;ae,, a,a soa.'ac, !,
~, oJ 'AI cIa Ie ,,,S Sa. .eas ia'o'e,ssJ =, y
% ~ i'll, I ~ INV ~ o.nJla @ ae i1s.s I "a.n es,'
nS .hsn h -. Wv .;~.aI al'e .ta - s .'oao .u,y
~ ab.Js I ,aIa. '" sha oas uv,uouy d;',y
;,,.'n, ~ M s.a' "nI a.S '.oy WIZ unn,y
- - -.,s,, ss =. u'".. '.M.0' nv"o.I.'
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"A TwoHEADED LIVING Nora e.,
Ihe Panama Herald says .'lhat abou.,loO
miles mil from this. within The province there,
exists q native child, which was born with
too distinct leads. Tie child is male
and is now about Zen years old. II has
been seenby persons residing in this cityI
and their statement in relation to this
extraordinary malformation is authentic.
a well known medical gentleman and
physiologist will visit the child for The
purpose Of making scicEt6c- examine
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a II. 10 g. .l.t
Temperament, and upon the causes, IN
|parlicdIar, whether physical Or mensal
10 which The affection may be ascribed.
The most interesting circumstance con.
nected with hsomnambulism is that Il brings
palpably under our observation a perter-
natural state Of being, in whic. the body
is seen moving about executing yarie-
| ty of complicated actions, in the .condi-
ton, physically Of living automan,
while The lamp oftlie human soal is burn
|ing. inwardly, as Il we're, with Increased
Intensity and this very exaltalion Of the
mental faculties rproves, inconiesiably,
that the mind is independertsflhe body,
and has. an existence in, 9 world peculiar
10 itself. IT, ','...> 81. ~. m -.
HUMBuceING, A; CRowD.-No;hing is
easier than to get together a crowd and
there is seldom much difficulty in leading
them BY the nose, when thus collected.
UnpalataBle as the truth may be, 1t is
nevertheless true that the public do not
like 10 be humbugged,; Every body has
heard of the man who gathered an an
xious and excited crowd about him,
merely by gazing with intense interes, ii
the steeple of a churcho An excellent
trayestie of a Hpublic dcmonstrationn was
got up a year or two ago in New York,
A few students Of Columbia College,
desirous of a little fan, determined 10 get
UP an extemporaneous meeting 'in the
Park, Accordingly, halfa-dozen young
men were seen to mount the steps Of the
City Hall, and, on reaching the platform,
one Of them stepped out from the group,
and, taking off bis hat and extending bis
right arm, began to ges,iculate in most
enthusiastic manner. He had not saved
the air thus more than three minutes, be-
fore crowd OF Two hundred persons had
gathered id front Of him, and within ten
minutes ,ho had become theecen,re Of
:wo thousand upturned faces. Mean
lime he affected to be arranging his pa,
pcrs, and, when he was satisfied with the
number Of bis audience, he addressed
Them, in a loud voice. and with the most
emphatic action, as follows;"Genile
we are approaching crisis. great crisis;
indeed | may say rery great, very
extraordinary, pery unexpected, Who'll,
ly indescrbable and utterly incompre-
hensible crisis. Gentlemen, we are on
the eve oe revolution but, as | don't
think il will take place to-day, permit me
to thank you for your long, silenl, patient
-attantinn, and wishing you every pro-
sperity, TO Withdraw The tpeech was
followed by the most deafening yells, and
roars, and shouts Of laughter, and "ihe
people" retired in good humor.