The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-02-27

.-,;.bman has invented an apparatus con
30 .-Iind,r. air-purnp, DC, for extracting
.s.irgs q q l. sbe human body he great merit Of
ho .;a il said to consist - obviating the ner
en- The painful and dangerous operation 81
ssssl. INT bullets and hy lts means nedical man,
ts.siny n af al assistant to work he airpump,
shh n r. ~ ahIe 10 accomplish the work which now
ssaId w surgeons When the cylinder is once
cppss 4 wilI extract several bullets without the
w II again working the arpump So highly
nta,, of artificial surgery regarded that me
bt1ls, hoard Of the English army has given q rec
n S q an eminent instrument MAKER " ~ " LIZ
srparatas. -.. n,-,crrn-a oano III counter
IA hare been detected at Zion seminary, Coving-
ts fes mt" Their names are jolly, carpenter.
% Little Little and Cornelius Sullivan.
w. seems that they were making preparations TO
T.. their spurious coin and paper according to the
n ss. IF d printed pamphlet they had, which
eis directions how to make them, with short his
I'll the clan De- when Sullivan got drunk and
ggl,osed the facts. They all took alarm, and fled
aas,re steps were taken for their arrest.
Il Inlly and Ward married sisters Of very worthy
,;yei near the seminary aud left them pennyless.
nj os them took occasion to go in debt as far az they
Iii before they left We warn all our Vicksblrrg
sGsnds to be on the look out, as they probably are
tiarsing about that vicinity. lBraudon KEEP
bill has been reported in the senate of Virginia
rOyiding for the erection of plain tomb, OF grio
y marble, over Tile grave OF James Mduieoi'. -
.omcwhat singular and Notifying fact that up 70
I'M time no stone has marked the place where rests
.lamort tai remains of this iustrious man. Should
" ,omb be erected, it will bear the following n-
lhs ;n,;on. aJames Madison born March 5, 1851,
~ Z died 18th June 1886. Virginia marks with
s,srs affection the grave Of her son, the author of
W. federal constitution, the patriot and statesman"
Tie Baltimore Clipper says: eve heard yesterday
i a feat ID gastronomy, performed by a gentleman
/. bs city, that throws into the shade any thing in
~ eating line that we have recently heard Of For
sger Of SI0he ate l54 raw oysters, one imnled-
,sy after the other being four than The wager
allied for For further wager Of S. he ate one dozen
rw stes pulyerized loaf sugar; and furth-
ooe for another bet Of vs., he another dozen Of
- rolled in brown sugar. No wonder the bivalves
aYe now scarce.
0n the afternoon of the 18th, Mr. G. p. Taylor got
ppon the roof Of four story house ~ Boston, and
poccedcd to clear the ice from the gutter Just as
& had completed his work and had started to clam
her up the roof TO the scuttle, heavy body Of
commenced sliding from the roof, and despite Nr
TyIors exertons carried him with it the caves.
distance or about forty feet to the sidewalk and
wonderful relate he escaped without the slightest
injury
ion, are warning their readers to look out for the
food that is coming with the first warm weather.
They expect the Ohio river to overflow its banks all
tbe way from Pittsbnrg to Cairo and cause the de.
s,rucon Of All immense amount Of property along
its course On the last Of January they had great
a Of snow at Pittsburg and vicinity, which, added
70 that already the ground, made it the depth Of
Two feet solid packed and settled snow The Pitts
hurg papers say that there is rather mere than two
feet of snow III the mountains, and fully as much up
The Monongahela; and should it 60 off suddenly it
will make the highest flood ever known iii the Ohio