Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1853-08-18

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New York, while gathering up carpet, felt
something like prick of needle in the bend
of he, arm near the elbow. Surprising she had
accidentally run something in it., she wac IN
duc-d to call upon DR.. Charles Sumner, res
ident physician OF that town, who examined her
arm and extrocted one or two needles. Since
that time. at different intervals, he las taken
from her arm, breast and side, one hundred and
twerty five needles, IN SIZE graduating from a
fine sewing needle to darnng. needle. From
one to twenty-three were extracted at time,
the physician being obliged to cut the flesh for
nearly every needle extracted. One was found
bent around the one Of the arms on the upper
side. and one on the lower, which it was found
impossible TO remove at the time, through fear of
injury to the patient. How they came there is
mystery to ALL Our informant ia well &C
quainted with the parties, and promises in few
days to give US more facts touching this truly
wonderful phenomena. Trenton True .amer-
lean.
GREAT FIsHlNa. --The Boston 1rcncript says,
"a gentleman from this city started from the
Crawford House last Thursday morning, with
boy and an Indian guide, tor visit TO the
almost UNEMPLOYED region of the White Noun
tains, which is situated due north from the
Wiley House. The party were from sunrise
until two o'clnck in reaching the ponds and
mountain streams. They encamped in Indian
style, around blazing fire, during the nigbr,
and arrived back at Gibbs Friday evening, wi b
one thousand and toriy-seven trout a. the result
If their laborlous and hazardous exploration"
The Mayor of Baltimore having suppressed
preacher, because his doctrines gave offence
n nf the arnpspd nthoro th,t
they called an Indignation meeting and request.
ed him to resign. -...
EIaHTY MILES AN HoUR--1he Pennsyva.
MIA Railroad Company own forty three lrcono
tlves, Of which twelve are OF capacity equal
to speed of eighty miles an hour. The Balt,.
nore and Ohio Railroad have one hundred ant
forty.one locomotives, some Of which are o
equal speed.
The ELECTIONS. from Alabams
state that five Democrats have peen chosen IL
Congress. In Tennessee, ZUIlicoffer, whg il
elected IN Nashville district. Johnston, demo
crst, is probably chosen Governor. In Norli
Carolina, Ashe IS elected to Congress from the
third district Rufin democrat in the second
Rogers, wing IN the fourth. In the first dis
trlct Shaw. democrat. is probably elected owe
Outlaw, Wh,g-again.
1t IS now said that Lindsey, whg, is chosen
over jackson, Democrat IN Missouri, as vol a
Carruthers wing, which gives najor.,y OF tn
Congregational delegation in that State to tint
wings. Doubts are entertained as to the cleo
ton IF Johnson, democrat. as Gov. OF Tennes
see. A despatch from Louisville, dated Salur
day night, asserts that bis friends concede hl
defeat and the election Of Henry. whig.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 8.
The PEsTILENcE.--rhe yellow fever con
tinues It's havoc IN this CITY, to fearful extent
Notwithstanding the city Is nearly deserted b.
It's regular inhabitants. The interlnenls frou
that disease alone, yesterday, reached l40
Saturday, l33 Business is almost at a stand
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 9.-The total inter
mens for the last "a hours are 25s, includiu,
l94 cases Of yellow fever. The steamer Cicero
kee, ffom Aspinwal arrived this morning.
The Methodist Of Maine have taken measure
10 raise $25 900 tor the establishing and endow
ing Female Collegiate Institute ~ connectlo
with The SemInary Of Kenl's Hill.
A WomAN's RisHTs CONVENTION is Gale
to meet at New York city, on the 9TH and n
days OF September next. 1t aims to secure III
reimbursement and elevation OF woman, an
to give 10 wife equal control, with the HUSBAND
in the joint property. The call Is signed
: Lucretia Mott, Wendell Phillips, Paulina v
Davis and others.