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HAMeToN'S TINCTURE
LII WILL CURE DYSPEPSIA.
HAAIPToN'S TIN0TURE
WILL CURE COUGH.
HAMPToN'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
HAMPToN'S TINCTUREs
WILL CURE SCROFULA.
HA4fPT0N'S TINGTURE
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
HANPToNlS TINGTURE
.. wIFL.CURE NEURALGIA.
HAAIPTONS TINCTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE.
HAMPT0NS TINCTURE
" MILLINVIGORATE
HAMPTONS TINCTURE
WILL CURE LOW SRIRITS.
HAaiPTON'S TINCTURE,
Wherever used, has been successfun CURING DISEASE
Por DISEASES OF WOMEN and CHILDREN It is A
GREAT RENED1,,an s y; be used in eyerT family
Ho19S sourH .PAoA sT1sEr, 4tTESoRE No..
'4FFa q 1N. H rs 7 Rs saf G l04s D''G''
,e,., Ne S.., q REalsTsE sEsEET BALTl4os1E
'117S issS. g S3sS Ets9 zs { ssel
Her case aer yedrs' or sit5stng has GslonisGe1 her
itnH9l Ek k1s rs gf1ef Se Sg III .isAtr
boy In The family Of the Hon W. P Thomasson, once
70 o6 his afRsd
ing the cysballs to produce blindness. He
'4'sp pTsPsRSi4 WE FoGS DISEASE
MIR. VIM. Oldham, of Baltimore eustOm-lIOuse, suffered
from these complaints for is months, with body and mind
severely elected He was cured by amptOns Vegetable
Tinctlft, after other things failet.
GOUGRI CONSUMPTION. dee.
Mr.. Henry O. Vim had Cougi, for yearsgreat weak
etc had in ALL five pyslcIans tried all tie
HA5fPTONnS VEGETABLE TJHCTERE.
EE6FFER No ZEE %TSHR0S1 II HR7I6LE. Err,
4 4HEDIfUNE Pro WE'D BY. TIIOGSAHDS m BE
TIE GLsEA TLNYIGoRA T0RAlSDREszORER or
TIE SlSTEHy lit
TILE SUMNER ITS DISEASES-TIE REM
EDY AT HAND.
HA1LE'T0N'S VEGETABLE TINGTURE
We have the strongest OF the good effects OF
this medicine in Cholera orbus DiarThHR and D eases
of the Bowels incident to the 1t nvgorates the
stomach and bowels, and renders the system great assist
ance in combating the approach of Indeed all forms OF
disease.
H4KPT0NnS VEGETABLE TZEoTURE,
By Its mild action the stomach. liver and kidneys will
cure Dyspepsid, Coughs, LATINA, Bronchial and Lung
AfectOms, Pains IN The Rack, Side, and BreGa, Con-
sHnlption, crofEkT, RhennGtts. Govt, Neurdkgtd us
EikeB, B0iCeL COdDlnfut g. Worms De.
Utilities, and all diseases arising Impure blood.
DELICATE CHLLDREH,
One bottle will prove Its superior virtue;
as a FEMALE MEDICINE
Hampons Tlncture cannot be excelled. As Identifying
agent II is far superior Of the cosmees OF the day,
producing beautiful clear skim and giving to the cheeks
the color Of the mpartng to every muscle that life
and elasticity which gives to all who enjoy health such grace
and beauty. ~ t-l
Chronic or Periodical Nervous or Sick Headache long
storntive, where gentle stImplRnt WANTED believe 1t
superior to all the cordas before the pablo, to the
Youth and Old Ald the Single and Married, offer the
valuable remedy.
Call and get Pamphlets gratis and see cures.
For sale by n. H sanlI g. Co.. Wheeling. Gen.
soldby MORTIMER & MowDRAY,
$40 Baltimore ST., Baltimore,
ss..,. and 800, Broadway n s., y;
d
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Pianoes Melodeons ssraphInes and Aecnrleons tuned
repaired, and other kinds ofinstrumens, generally,
ss1SAil goods warranted, at this establishment.
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S.

AM receiving and keep constantly on hand aIarre Stock
i OF the celebrated HALLET, DAVIS 4 co.'s PIANOES.
Also, complete assortment Of MRLnDE0NS and SETtA-
PHINES from the celebrated manufacturers of Carhar
Nedham aud A p. Hughes. Also, SPLENDID Gothic Or
gan style Churches Lecture Rooms, with four stops
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are :---55795
/. That all bonds shall be received at 10 per
cent. less than their New York value.
Q. That when notes arc presented to bank
70. redemption, the redemption shall be instant
and in gold.
be protested in aggregate; that is, each note is
not necessarily 10 be protested, as is now the
4. THAT banks sliall do business at the place
where they are established; that they may re-
ceive 10 per cent. interest, and that no bank
shall hereafter be established in any place not
having at least five hundred inhabitants.
S. That no bank hereafter organized shall go
into operation without cash capital OF. fifty
thousand dollars paid in.
The proposed establishment of State Bank
ing Department was struck out.
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the Western country Of the following goods; yolins, VIC
inceoes Basses Guitars, Banioes, TaInborines
Plutnaes Aceordeons Futcs Flies Pageoles oarinetts
Drums In fact keep every article belonging the
r: s@Brsss Bands supplied with instruments shor,
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wALksK's PRosPscr IL NlcAHAeuA.-We


W,txPi,,s PRosPRcr4 IL NIcARAGUA.-Wc
despair of ever coming to any settled opinionas
10 the upshot of Walkers movements in Gem
trail America The accounts we get are so mea
gre and so conflicting, that we have almost ceas-
ed to look over the papers to ascertain how the
matter truly stands. He appears like a man OF
destiny, for despite the predictions based upon
the untoward appearances of few weeks back,
he is coming up again and astoniskes the world
with new and splendid victories. That he is a
man of imind--of great executive power, and of
Napoleonic strategy and tactics must be admit
ted. His will is perfectly indOmitable, and had
he been engaged in the war of the Revolution,
Ie would have been one of the demi-gods of our
history Those who look on the dark side of
lis adventure, reason that he must eventually
evacuate the territory or fall a captive They
agree that he has declined in power-that he
las lost all his hold upon the feelings of the ma
tives, which he had once as chief ruler. That
all'the natives have turned against him, and that
the only secure footing he has in the country is
at Riyas. That he had to give way when he
was daily receiving recruits, and that still more
win he have to do so, now that he has been
shut off almost from these advantages.
On the other hand his friends believe that he
will succeed--tliat is. they have sort of moral
conviction that way, from the almost miraculous
and sLillful manner in which he has covered his
retreats and fOiled his enemies. Among the
last accounts comes the news that he had fought
two engagements with the allied forces, and
achieved in both splendid successes. Certain it
is, that if he does succeed, he will be entitled to
all his military honors, inasmuch as he has been
opposed at home almost as much as he has been
in Central America.
Tnr bill to increase the pay ofthe officers of
the army has passed both houses, and only re-.
q1ircs the signature of the President to make it
n law The bill fixes the annual pay of the sew
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-Bdak Bib Yetoel-The Governor of Ne
braska has vetoed all the bank charters just pas
sed by the territorial Legislature.
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WHEELING, Feb. 20. 1857.
Messrs N. w White, Jno. Knox 'Jno. T. Rus
sell, B. w. Price, E. Moore, w. /. ,Boreman,
Jos. Hubbs, U. S. Wiley, E. B. Tygart, J.
r. Smith, A. L. Hooten
Gentlcmcn,-I have had the honor to receive
your letter of this days date, announcing to me
officially, my unanimous nomination as the
Democratic candidate for Congress, in this
District. f
{ 1 accept, with grateful sensibiIity, this mani
festation of the confidence of tho people, and
beg you, gentlemen, to receive individually, the
assurance of my best consideration.
have the honor to be,
Your friend and fellow-citizen.
SnEKRARD CLEMENS.
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SHEET MUSIC.
am constantly receiving and keep hand large and
choice collection Sheet Music. Also, Instruction
for every kind of Instruments now in ll
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No hair lie too rcd, none too froWzy, gray rusty,
but can lie made beautifully instantly by The
use of sI A. BAToHEEoRs HAIR DYE without the least
Injury to the hair or skim WARRANTED. Made and sold
applied. Tin private rOoms) 2Ss DroadEay New York
ne not deceived as an injurious imitation is abroad See
that each box has WV. A. DATcHELoR
Sold by T. H. LOGAN 4 CO.,
iapeo-1m Bridge Corner Druggists.
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.FITsr opening, new PIANOS and SRLoDBOSs I'm
q Bolton manufactures warranted in every Iespsa
Good as any in the World.
Also, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS aud MUSICAL 6OOtS
Of every description; All which 0rF lower hla al
be bought in the vicinity, At either Wholesale
BY list of Fancy and Variety Goods embraces tTuJ
description of the useful and adapted to u
season. New publications, Periodicals and Pahers Ssl
Music, EngrRFinGs, Autographs, Gilt Frames and Ma9
ngs combs, Brushes Port MOnnaies, Card and Cigar
ses, Steel Goods, Reticules, and
An endless VnEieIy of FDucy Goods.
I have also just opened a SPLENDID AssORTNESfd
WATCHES. CLOCKS, AND JEwELRY,
Just selected from the New York market by eoupsai
person, who win be happy te wait all who via
their patronage Watches, Clocks ana JeEey, ESplr
with neatnesS.
To persons buying at wholesale, Teachers &c. great d
dueements viii be offered In prices
The attention Of al Is respectfully solicited
Pianos and Melodeons to let
r. r TOBIN,
deco No Washington Nm
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REAL ESTATE sALFe
wheeling Iglena propaltz
,na.r.lrnedH 81 q SALE 81 q

JINHE undersigned offers Tor sale 81 H. 4. Il,
9s,S nov ite oeeaPansy Of William c,s,ss
ranging in she from One and half to FiS ' ,sali as
let vide, running through ne ers wis
For beauty Of location and fertility Of san H.,
Is not sufn9sssd By " on the Ohio River and To- . Property
sirous obtaining location In m ssons
venientthe city, OF to those Wishing to sgan ca
ness Of Market Gardening, It oilers strong p the bc
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SOMETHING FOR YOUi
Disc ASEn- SIDE .RRE ct EYES

[EatraetJ1opa azetter off, Grfmes, Esq Loudon Co Rl
AIy wife his been afflicted with great weakness
pann the breast side and back pslpatOn Of the hearts
fsebleness of the SYSTEM loss of appet complies
ion shallow; the sgof eye almost gOne the other
very weak pleased say, Hampton's Tfneture has
restored perfect health Her eyes good now
as ever they,Were. sase
RHEUMATISM, 50 YEARS.
Mrs B. BsgWeli, Virginia. suffered from RbeumAtts
12th year times entirely help
BEING wealthy, she employed medical atttn
ticn, and tried many medicines cured only by
HAnpTox's yEaErAnLE T1ScrURE.
Sold by II. LOGAN Co.,
febe6-1w-law General Agents.
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a SEW bank law has passed the Illinois Lee
gislature. The principal features in this law
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-, ATTY n flrf -.
1elS HENRY MOORE IT,,
For Sale or Ren+

F'ot safe or Rent,
A HOUSE on Thmpden stzeet-seyeral bcr,., :. :. -
IA and John streets All near the IIemn6eIi n
the Crescent Iron WORKS Also store rnoy spJ ~ ~
house Main street, Centre Wheeling. Ea1ulr sss
JuIEv BRUCE
ian9-H At NJ. Lutr-AIarktt SaBs,
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WYE beg to cali the attention Of the trade to our Spring
w Stock, which comprises most attractive assortment OF
British, French md American Dry C Gods.
In each department exhibit large assortment
Many of goods received directly from the manufac
turers and facilities enable supply customers
with goods Us low ashey purchase them In any of the
Eastern ctes We would further state, that by tie
completion OF Of the Western and Southern
tending towards Baltimore, have facilities
forwarding goods with dispatch We solicit call from
prompt buyers, and shall endeaTor
est to deal with ss5f-r
HOPKINS, HULL s. 90.
- Orders promptly attended to.
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For Rent
Tor Rent.

ITNHR Store Room on tle North West corner n, ~,
j URion. Apply on the premises n IAN asi
jan7-tf = sHEPPARD No,o,.
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ot;o,, t,,.ol,,o.l ,rh.t tl,a ,hoDLe oftbi.
h. tan,areJ - te pros;Jnnt sor tho
III 1 oe ~ I rs;eS
o ar,o I ;tS @ .ei - "t-'S't
Kes9xs daat We oen9eF 10 re Gr' t n ID
i,,ri fha sossion of
:. - S'' -
'' paad rooaad;nos ftbis conven.
m 1',s ,,s Rsit
tlOll oe PioiSL!el II! tut W lleSsi'Is 'l
mout True ftrg!n1an, tStar, OF Morgasn1ttoWn'
and Htrgtti'a .St0Gts Ze'taag, and that the DC
mocratic papers of the State be requested to
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Apiott OF the premises can be seen, on mats
to the subscriber, who Nf give every inIoa
ton toit; and the terms OF sale VIlI b @ il F
e.--5-s5z. FRANCIS B. ARAiSrROyc
ATTY IN 49, -
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WASHINGTON HALL
Rock, PeriadicnI. Variety, Music Stsr,
md News Depot,
@RSA

-s-s. - 80 =
= 49,
zssssssss.ssssz.:s
6
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Tnr bill to increase the pay ofthe officers of
the army has passed both houses, and only re-
q1ircs the signature of the President to make it
alaw. The bill fixes the annual pay of the sew
erai officers at the following figures:
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The Chair announced that y,S14 YoteS N
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MONROE HOUSR

wM. B Ar R nTT, ProprietOF,
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The Suga, Cane Cuttings brought to New
Orleans from South America, by the o. S. ex-
pcndition, prove to be nearly worthless.
The pursuit of the Indians IN Florida has so
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mud fS eIIpios Ma chime
re- tIs IRE used at AIdrtnsYiIles Ohio
s.Ss4psa, : ouLBERTsoS, MORRISON s CO.
T0yTs crates HoIIouf Ware PloE Castings and niS
Jngs geueraIIy wholesale and retail q lowest 81 OS
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Evenings, - "9
BILL OF PRICES-For single visit 75cents: medicine
- cents For visits day. 30 cents: fefcie
3 cents Advice al office, and medicine, Is to 90 cts
aud upwards, rs the may be.
0bstetrie esfrom % to 49,
Yisitsto the country, according to distance.
The above Bl Of Prices fVeu became ne q said nv
charges much higher. M, n ~ ~
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MRw ApvHRTIsRMENTs
Hn11sa FOR Rent.

OFFER for reua house on ss dsqee -
ted, Containing hYe Iooi fSIIERLfs MARSHALL, q
on the premises.
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RICn SCHEMES FOR MY, 1851.
r. FRANCE & CO., Managers.
Grand Consolid't'd Lottery of Md.
II aVan Ia Plan!

EXTRA CLASS 3,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Nd Saturday, May 80, 1881
SPLENDID SCUFuF.
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rw-The New York Herald, of the 9th

HThe New York Herald, of the 9th
inst contains the following proclamation ex-
traordinary, somewhat similar to the one re-
Gently issued by it to the friends of Col. Ere
mont:
NoTIcE TO THE FRHNDs OF Mr.. FILL
MoRE.-lH behalf Of numerous supporters of
Mr.. Fillmore, we call upon his friends
throughout the country to proceed without
further delay TO organize for the campaign
of 1860. The dismanted condition of the
Democratic and Republican forces, and the
great issues which are operating to divide
the people of the Union into two absorbing
sectional parties, call for the immediate or
ganization of a national Union conservative
party to stand as mediator between the North
and the South in the next Presidential cleo
ton. Many friends Of Mr.. Fillmore believe
that in the eight hundred thousand votes
which he received last November, from all
parts of the Union, there is still existing the
nucleus upon which to build conquering
party in 1860. To this end it is desirable,
not only that MI. FiIlmore's adheren.s
should proceed in every State, county, city,
town and hamlet, to re-organize for active
service, but that from every quarter such an
impulse shall be given to The American Ma
tional Convention OF the second of June, at
Louisville, Kentucky, as shall result in the
enthusiastic reconstruction of the party upon
the genuine, broad and liberal principles of
the Constitution and the Union.
The Herald, in referring to this proclama-
ton, says thatit had supposed the American
party defunct aud decomposed, but it has
been satisfied of late, that, like Mr.. Webster,
it "still ives"-that Col. Fremont will prob.
ably be superseded as the Republican cnn-
didate at the North, by the schemes and in
trigues of the Seward managers-that the
Democratic party will be in minority
Throughout the northern, and upon u section
al platform throughout the southern States
in the Presidential canvass of 1860, and that
lit is favorable time to rally around Mr.
! Fillmore, ga lofty minded, honest, homoge.
neous and most formidable conservative
Union party for the succession"
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Valuable Land for Sale.

TIME subscriber offers Tor sale his valuable
i FARM. lying in the I'd District, Melgs
county. on the liwassee River, ten miles be
low Calhoun. The tract contains about 900
acres, 100 of which are under cultivation
the balance is we'll timbered aud a portion
of it adapted to cultivation. There are abou.
40 acres bottom land. There is an excellent
water power with fall enough for Mills or
other machinery. 1t is all well watered.-
There is on the premises comfortable Dwell.
ing, Barn and outhouses
If not previously sold, will offer the above
al public sale, on the premises, on Friday,
the 18th day of July next.
TEHns:-One.third cash-the balance, with
interest, in one and two years.
T. J. MATTHEW'S.
Nav !, lS57-td-449
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Notes and Money Securities
Cashed at a reasonable Discount, by
q. A. JORDAN d co.
Office one door east Of WIN. G.. Horton Co.'S.
Athens, May 29-3m-453
SheriT'a Sale.

DY virtue Of seven orders Of sale, issued
ID from the office of the Circuit Court Clerk
of McMinn county, and to me directed. will
expose to public sale, to the highest bidder,
for cash. at the Court house door in Athens,
on Monday, the eth day of July next all the
right, title, interest and claim, that John Rue
has in and to the Tract of Land on which lac
resides, containing SO acres more or less, ad.
Joining the Lands Of J. H. Crockett, Joseph
Rayboun and Others, and lying in the 18th
Civil District, McMinn county. Tennessee
Sold to satisfy seven judgments and costs re-
covered against said John Rue-two in favor
of L. p. Bloom, two in favor of B. p. Cobb,
one in favor of A. Cleage d. Co., one in favor
of P. B. Elliott for the use of VIM. Hicks, and
one in favor Of }. A. Long
,. JOHN A. GOULDY, Sheriff.
May 30, lS57-8t-prs fee S4-45s
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Valuable Farm fol Sale.

THE subscriber wishes to sell his FARM
L on which he resides. 1t contains 24O
ACRES-abeut 80 Of which are we'll i'm
proved, the balance is well timbered. 1t is
situated about three miles North west Of
Ricevile Depot, McMinu county, and is we'll
watered. There is a good Dwelling House
on the premises Kitchen, good Double Barn,
and q first rate 0rchard-in fact, il lie one OF
the most desirable Farms in the country, as
there is no more healthy location anywhere
Persons wishing to purchase are requested to
call and look at the Lands and improvements
tE- As the subscriber Intends moving to
the West. il lie does not cell before the lot
dav of August merit, he will on that day offer
the above FARM at public sale, on the prem
ises, to the highest bidder.
JAS p. ALLEN.
McMinn county. April "a, ls57-td#-44s
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Land Sale.
h, tie County Court Of Neigs county Tenn.
John Wamack, Admir- OF Joseph Wamack,
deceased,

In the County Court of Neigs county. Tenn.
John Wamack, Admir- OF Joseph Wamack,
deceased,
u.s.
John George and wife, and the other distribu-
tees OF Joseph Wamack deed.
TN obedience to an order and decree OF tho
/ County Court Of Meigs eoanty, Tennessee,
in this cause, at the May term 1857. Of said
Court ] will sell TO the highest bidder, on
the premises, on Saturday. the 18th day Of
June next, on n credit Of one and two years,
except the sum Of seventy-hye dollars, which
will be required to be paid on the day Of SALE
the following described LANDS mentioned
in the pleadings, Of which the said Joseph
Wsmack, died, seized and possessed Of, to
wit:-Stusted in the fourth fractional town
ship, third range, West Of the meridian line,
in the 18th section, and the Northeast and
North.w west quarters Of said section, begin
ing on the Northeast corner on the top "a
the McMinn Ridge at a corner made between
the said Joseph Wamack and Thomas @. Bon.
ner, on q post.onk and hickory tree; thence
west with o marked line to u stake; thence
south la poles to stake; thence East with
the dividing lire of said section 10 the top OF
the McNlinn Ridge to a stake marked out by
the said Joseph Wamack and John @. George;
thence North with the meanders Of the Mo-
MINI Ridge to the beginning corner--eon-
tanning 2l6 acres. Note with approved seen.
riiy will be required for purchase money, and
lien retained upon the Land until oil 10 paid.
JAMES A. H0WSER, Clerk
Per n. J. LlLLAnD, ID. O.
May G, l851-td-prs fee s9-45l
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Athens, Tenn, 25th May, 81.

DEATH FROM THE Power OF IMAGINATION
A story is told in late number of Neu-
reiie Zeitung, OF physician who tried an ex.
pertinent ON criminal capitally condemned
illustrating the power of Imagination. The
man was permitted to see dog bleed ia
DEATH and to observe all the symptoms Of
failing life as detailed by she physicians, ill
the moment of the animals death. Immedi.
atel after, the criminals eyes were bandaged
aud his arm pierced with lancet, though nc
vein was opened. The physician went on
describing the same symptoms witnessed in
the dogs case, and finally pronounced III,
words. "Now he is dying" The man die
really expire under these operations, although
he had not lost tablespoonful of blood.