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Boots, Shoes, Ac,

I AIDES sHoEs,-LADIEs' SHOES n-Ths
IL success have met with during thss-N
short san - period nave been established, ena- =
LADIES, best E.sIi.h Lasting Gaiters. 8, 2.
j; ;R3SE SffHH!. No. SS;sSf 2 Pa. ssSsn svenus. "
No Market Space, I'd door above sth street.
SKI. CATERS. warranted. at 90 So seIs
I AIDES sHoEs, MISSES, SHOES, Chill
S.ss S.S 80 Y '"ssa sVsnus, e =, ~ zss..'
We are Selling Ladies f 'i lasting STIR Cater. at si 3
b $$SS n..iis. sS sfS:sI: sBfs:sl..::::: i s is
aS sSa a" our own make ,S%Ts% SGps az s,RK
V'oTHE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CITY.
- Misses. and chiIdren's Shoes for ' 80 -.
80 H,hi: = TN: Psst 81 years, we ought =
living M tra 70 fa Ss RnSss
asten ety-ths Shoes "uo' SO veil Ell known a ss J. W.
McCardy / SONS P6iIadelp6ls make. spa-ly
TRUNKS. TRUNKsg TRUNKsM
The undersigned has now and constantly kee,
ENH On hand q large and very supe- "A
nPFTRt dfsiSssRfaf %Sb q SifsEs SGis s:G
TTkkkkyyEET TkkyETSSr bSGs .sS s9d STSXAs SkT6Efs
SADDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS, 30.
am prepared 70 oompste with the best manu-
isStuTsfs net proof Of which read the follSvng Re
tan Mechanics Institute for 1885,,
TOPhsm Il Norfet deposited Sole-leathe1
yENxIS THOMAS, Saddler,
ID. B. kinney, Curner.
N: B.-Truuks Covered and every description o.
Repairing execut ted with neatness and d patch,
JAS. g. TOPHAM,
Lste ToPHAM 4 NoRFLRT,b
No. l99 7th street, oppo. Odd Fellows Hail,
m<-1y Washington. ID. G.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-A very
u large front Room, suitable for q small family,
now vacant. Also, Rooms In suite single tor
gentlemen and their wives, can he secured for the
winter, 10y early application at 466 18th street Sew
eral Table Boarders can be accommodated.
se2l-2aWlm
LNOR RENT.-Suits of or single ROOMS. fur
Il nIshed or unfurnlshed, very desIrably located,
by the month, week, or less term. Terms mode
rate. Apply at S75 Penn. avenue, nearly opposite
National Hotel.
au ul7T&Stt F. HOLDEN,
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Educational.
BOARDING AM, pay SCHOOL FOR
FRENC III and ENGiIsH.

Il
Pnnoipal-DoNiLD NhcEEoS. .fssstSs; A. m.s Ss,,.r-
The next academic tern e. " S.,p on IN, ,.oo,s
Monday IN September, and end on the Soth Of June
For thorough literary and scientific culture. .ou,d
sementarf lnstructlon thee neiency and success Of
n u unsurpassed.
Ever class, the primary q. well as Ih. senior.
who Is assisted by three ladies' disability ex perenc.
OF good French. or better corrective Of bad French
IN conversation and writing. or greater facilities FOR
secession Of Prof AIEIAspRr W u'
MUSIC ON THE rs rPIssTo, : s TBE GUITAR AND
taught by the ladies' Of the family oferinr superor
adysnta :es TO day scholars as vel as bosrders.
of ast term, vli take the range for literature and
scsnoe for which they prepared. and vIll receive
mails.
For further information see circulars. oos-sv
MIGHT SCHOOL WILL OPEN at WashIn.-
street. Sf Sonssy S Ss and
aor terms apply al school house. or my residenoe
ool-2w. skM'L. KELLY Prin.
pLAINFIELD ACADEMY,
vss, TSs1tyi ihsh session IS mOnthsj OOmmsnce. No
Number limited to Is lads to whose Improvement
the tune and energies ofthe Principal tsntiy
En.lrs expense $40. Circulars at thi. olhce.
liz 10 MI lev vacancies call at klrkwood
House on October 18th. from TO o. 'clock D. m or
address. RIIRSS
Sc E-eo5w Principal and Ptoprietor.
THE COLUMBIAN cottEaE.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
The next Session OF this Institution will cou-
mence on w Wednesday, the twenty ninth (xsthl of
September.
Applicants for admission will be examined ON the
Monday and Tuesday before the opening OF the ses
sion.
THE PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
o. tne Columesn In College will commence It's next
ber. Apply to
au 10 eotNovl J. G.. BINNEY. Presldent.
WESTERN ACADEMY,
w III 4 Street.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
TWENTY four pupils only in the department of
Mathematics. Sixteen pupils only In the depart
ment OF Languages.
SILAS L. LOOMS. A. NJ, Teacher Of Msthe-
matIcs.
a. GEORGE WILKINSON, A. b., Teacher Of
Languages. se1
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THAIRFR6,S TUNER,

IDNEh,
Ths only Tishf sasthOd Of TKHiag.
II. III. SpElR having tuned the PIanos used at
The concerts by the great artists, Thsberg and 9th
eTs, aud having practical experience or fourteep
years. IN the .argest piano manu- factories IN New
York, deemed sufficient guarantees of has capa-
iIiItIss Of funer and RepaIrer Of Piano Fortes.
Orders left At the Piano W arerOOm of Mr.. Rich
ard DAVIS will meet with prompt attention.
O1
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n chanical Engineering, exc llhed by numerous
working drawings Ou q large scale, comprising q
series ol Important eNecutsd works ln civil engl-
neering, whIch unite with them sound and skIlliu
mechanical construction, by eminent BrtIsh and
foreign engineers, tho whole ntsIIGed as plete
book 't reference for the practitioner and the stu
dent, bv w. g. Trery. &. r..
Just published Nos. aud =. TO he continue month
~ ma fOIo imperial size. PTIce IS cents each num-
Der containing eight plates.
Sub6cflhsrs' Smes rtcsved hy
FRANKLIN PHILIP, Bookseller,
ocl1 SO Pa. av.. between eth and 10th sta.
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EOR SALE.tm very .asOnabe terms, valua-
= bic LOT OF GROUND, numbered e. in SQUARE
No. near the Catholic Church, IN the Seventh = ard.
Island. Inquire of GEO. w. BRAY, X cal Estate
foe ss Si fmS
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oc s-eotf 5T 7th stree

SrORE FOR RENT-The store on Ohio ave-
- nue. between 18th and 18th SITS IT, is particular
iJ suited tor the grocery and feed busIness. Apply
to 4. j. Il w. NJ. CALF, northwest corner 18th
nd ats Nh 10 ~ IL
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PUNCH, having heard Of a marriage in high
life, performed with choral service" don
know what the latter is, but suggests the fol
lowing for musical weddings:
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MIISICAI, CARD

w MUNIUAIs L OAhU.
u iii UndersIEned begs leave to say that he Is
prepared to furnish Music with the best Of hands
hTass string etherl for Fairs, Balls and Parties.
A Pianist alYsys Oh hand. 4. FISHER,
Sc 2r-Itn 30. SIC Pa svenue. Washington CITY.
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EOR SALE-A Market and DAIRY FARM of
L aDout 30 acres, with all the necessary BUILDINGS
&e., IN hne condition. Ii is situated in Alexandria
county, Va. about five miles from the Long f}ridge
and two from the cor geLOwn az ueduct II will be
sold low and ON accommodating terms. Apply by
letter, through the Post Ufice, to JANIS W.
BIRCH. Washington City. an 2I-tf
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lgruulturul.
When and how to apply Manure

IL we consult nature--takinr her pro-
ceSses as our guide--we shall see her veg.
eiaoIe fertilizers applied in the fall-and
there can be no better evidence ,ho, this
Is most favorable time for manuring the
So'i' Circumstances, it is true, may ron
der 1t advisable to vary from this time.
and 1t is one of the objects of the farm.
Gr's stu ~ to be ab'e 10 modify natural
laws, and TO choose in some cases, cen
venIencc As his Gade. The more perfect
y, however, he understands Nature the
better he can command her, but general
y the closer will he his obedience to her
teachings. Nature makes no mistakes
she never practice. false cconomv-alI
progress is 10y due obedience TO her laws,
The application of marure in autumn
pre- Supposes that it has become partially
decomposel during the summer, and that
1t VIII become well rouod Ivy the follow
mg spring, when needed by plants upon
the resumption or commencement of their
growth. 1t Is thus ready for their use,
ana tins is one mcteriai advantage of ap
plying manure in autumn. Another ad
van!ag" l., that this decomposition has
reduced It's bulk without deteriora,inr its
value, ct properly carried on) rendering
ITS Transportation less expensive, while n,
the same time, the team and the Dads
a'e IN better condition for the ~ -
he summer season, too, has afforded time
tor composing tie stores Of the barn
yrd WITH muck AMI other vegetable mat.
. ter thus increasing lnIrulv ,k. o,,,,,,,
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Condensed from he !SOuth Carolin,an.
Legislature of South Carolina.
Nj, EDAy, December l3 1858.
SENATE.

OF ~ n
The hour OF IL havin. arrived, the
Jerk gave notice To the Senate Of the
sickness Of the President.
On motion OF Mr. Zimmerman, Mr.. J
III lrOv WAS called TO the Chair, and n
ballot Tor President pro tenn. WAS ordered.
a letter was received from the Presi
Jlent, announcing his illness, und regret
tlm, his Inability To take part IN the in,
auguration of the Governor.
Mr. Moses having received l5 votes
aud Mr.. Mtrshaii o. Mr.. Moses WAS de
cIaTed elected TO iil the Chair pro ten.
SIR. OK, nom the committee appointed
On the part of the Senate 10 count the
VOTES cast Oh the second ballot for Leu
len.n, Governor, ANNOUNCED that VI T.
earn MAS elected To that ollite.
a hl,i for the reliet oi The elderly aud
disabled ministers aud of the widows and
orphans OF the clergy Of the Independent
nr Congrrea tionai CItu ch ot South Car
{ lima, having received u second reading III
'hc House, WAS aiken up Tor II second rea.
ding in Tie Senate, AMI was ordered 10 re
returned Ia the House.
The general orders were tlian resumedI
l;epo't OF Special Committee on the pre-
sentiment OF the Grand Jury ol Lancaster
and York, FdI Term. 1858, in relation
to the removal of the Catnwba Indians
Report adopted aud ordered TO lie sent to
:he House.
The bill toicrease the compensation to
owners Of slaves executed, was then re
slmed aud discussed by the following
aeuilemeui Messrs. Carroll, Palmer, Dan
tzler. Mnzyck and Allen. The amend.
nent to The bill to strike out iwo.thirds
and insert full value, was lost. The 9ues
Gon required on tie origiousl bill. The
yeas ard nays called for. Yeas 81; nays
~. The bill vas agreed to, aud ordered
10 he sent TO the House.
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lMpoRTANT SURGICAL OrERATloN-
DR.. NJ N Lewis, in the presence Of several
Of the physicians OF the city, yesterday
performed one of the most difficult suroi
cal operations known to the profession,
and bat few which have ever been per
formed in this country, in a manner that
reflects tie highest credit upon his skill as
a surgeon. DIR. Lewis removed from
lady Of this city, an Ovarian Tumor
Weighing tDeniy popmds, the patient be-
ing under the influence Of chIoroform and
unconscious ofany pain, and is doing very
welI.--Aterandyia Gazette, Gil INST.
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~ Coon REroEr.-Soon after White
field landed IN Boston, on his second visit
10 TINS couLt:y, lie and DR.. Chnmcey
met IN the sreet, and, touching their mats
with courteous dignity, bowed each to
the other 80 You have returned, DIR.
Whiieiietd, have youE lie replied, Yes,
Reverend Sir, in the service of The Lord
\ AIN sorTy TO hear it, said Chauncey.-
SO is the Devil :! Was the answer given.
as the two diYines, stepping aside at dis
tance from each other, touched Their hats
and passed on.
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5plett 15urtrg.
The Printers Hour of Peace.

Krow ye The printers hour Of peace
Know ye an hour more fraught with joy
Than ever felt the Maid Of Greece,
When kissed by Venus am'rous boy
fis not when round the mazy CASE
lie nimble fingers kiss the types;
,N$,T ,,s;it when, with heightened face,
The aSprdy DEVILS TAIL he gripes.
'Tis not whom news OF dreadful note
Ills columns all with minion fill;
,'l'is not when brother printets quote
The efiusion of his stump worn Quill
"ris not whea IN Miss Fancy's glass,
Long advertisements meet his eye,
And seem to whisper as they pass,
"We'll grace your columns By aud BY"
No-reader-no! the printers hour,
The hour Of sweet rcposc,
is not when 10y some magic power,
His lit of patrons daily grows.
But oh, It's when the weathers clear,
Or clad in rniG, or bail, or yapor,
lie hears in accents soft and clear,
"Ive come to pay you for your paper"
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Oh, Law What roundabout WA,

oh, Law What roundabout wav
lawyers have OF drawing up deeds aud
documents. 1t is almost enough to fright
en- nervous persons from going to law
at ALI The following is fair sample ::
Suppose man wished TO give another
an orange. Instead Of making simple
declaration, and saying, Il give You tlat
orange he must set forth his 'acl and
deed in this way: Il do hereby give you,
all and singular, my estate and interest,
right, title, and claim. and advantage of
and IN that orange, with all it's rind, skin.
juice, pulp, and pips, and all rights and
advantages therein, with full power to
cut, suck, bite, or Otherwise eat the same
orange, or give tie same away, 'xith or
without its skin, rind. Juice, pulp, aud
pips, any thing heretofore or hereinafter,
or in any other deed or deeds, INSTRUMENTS
Of what kind or patnre to the contrary to
aoywise. potwithstandipg.'
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How to Make Good Cider.

The apples should be well ripened, but
not in the least decay ed. Every apple
with the least speck Of rot in it should
be removed, If you wish first rate hev,
erage. The decayed and inferior apples
may be reserved for making vinegar. Per
feet cleanliness should be observed in the
grinlng process, which should be per.
formed two days before pressing, and The
pomace be permitted to stand and mel
low in the vat, until It assumes deep red
color Clean dry straw should be used in
forming the cheese. II the straw be mus
~, the flavor must be communicated to
the juice. II water be added, il will
make it bard and unpleasant to the taste
The casks, also, in which il is put for fer
mentation, should be thoroughly cleans
ed, ard finish off with fumigation Of
birthstone. This is done by burning in
side the barrel few strips of canvass,
dipped in melted birthstone. The fumes
will penetrate all the pores aud destroy
the must and correct the sourness After
the fermentation is over, draw of. into
clean barrels, and clarity it. This can be
done by mixing quart Of clean white
sand with the whites oi halfa dozen eggs,
and pint of mustard seed, and pouring
IL into the harsel IL may stand in the
barrel, or, il nice article Is wantel. il
should he put into quart bottles aud cork.
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FINALE TO \ Flora, ah.
dearest fIora--I am come-ah Flora. ]
come to-oh YOU can decide my fate
| am come, my Flora-ah =
i see You. Malcolm, perfectly. You
are come you tell me interesting ntell.
gence, certainly. We'll, what next 2
'Oh, Flora | am come Toto
TO offer me your heart and hand, I
suppose Z
Yes
We'll, do it like man, then, and not
like monkey.
plague take your self possession y ex.
claimed |, suddenly starring up from my
knee upon which had fallen in an atti
tude thai might have won the approval
of Madame tie Maillard Frasez, 'you
make me ashamed OF myself.'
Proceed, sir, said Flora
You ike brcvity, it would seem.'
Yes replied Flora.
Then will you marry inc 2
Yes
VIII yon give me kiss T.
You may take one
! took the profiered kiss.
Now, this IS going TO work nationally,
said Flora, 'whea = thug is 10 lie said,
why may j not be saiA il two seconds,
instead Of stultering and sammering two
houTs about itl Oh how cordially do
l hate all mysteries = exrlaime1 the mer-
~ maiden, cIasping my bands, energeti.
cally.
We'll, then, said ], 'humb5e apaft,
what daJ shall We fix xiaE our ma,riage Y
LF ssak1.
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ANIMAL CUMosIrIEs --The- tongue of
a cat is a singular instrument 1t is her
cuIrycomb. For this purpose it is rough,
as YOU will find IL if you feel it. When
she cleans herself so industriously, she
gets of the dirt and smooths her coat
Just as the cstler cleans and smooths the
horses coat with the cutrycomb. Her
head she cannot get at with her tongue,
and so she has to make her fore paws an
swer the purpose instead.
There is one bird that lives chiefly on
oysters. II has bill, therefore, With
which il opens an oyster as skilfuIlv as AN
oysterman can with his oyster knife.
Some birds caI sew very well with
their bills and feet. There is one bird
that sews so we'll that Il is called the tail
or bird. It's nest is hid in leaves which
il sews together. IL does this with n
thread which it makes itself Ii gets
cotton from the cotton pNaat, and with
its long, delecate bill and little feet, spins
it into a fine thread. II then pierces tho
holes through the leaves With its bill, aud
passing the thread through the holes,
sews them tegether. We believe that in
gettidg the thread through the holes, It
uses both its bill aud feet Scientific
Amerieon.
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Net Weight Of Hogs.

Ih" following table we find in several
of our Kentucky exchanges:
At this season the following table for
determining the ret by the gross weight
OF hogs may be useful to dealers in pork.
Ii is based upon the kentucky rule that
Is, for the first one hundred pounds gross
deduct twenty five pounds for the sec
oud one Hundred pounds, subtract twelve
and half pounds, and for the third one
hnrdred pounds dcduc. six and a Fourth
pounds. All over three hundred pounds
is calculated as net
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a Minor REpREsEErArwE.--In the
North Carolina House OF Commons, on
Friday, says the RoIctgh Standard. the
resolution declaring Augustus Moore ESQ.
OF Martin. II minor entitled TO his seat in
that body, came up for conSidcration.--
After long, able, and resting debate
in which Mcssrs. Moore, Smith, OF Hert.
ford, and Ransom took part, the House
adopted the resolution declaring Mr..
Moore entitled to his seat, by avote Of
10 to 80.
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Nos. l, ., and 3 mix together; Nos. 5,
G, I, s, and 8 dissolve in five pals Of
water, when add to the mixture Nos. |,
2. and 3, then mix Ike mortar when
thoroughly mixed add No. 4, Which will
hrIsg II into dry state. Apply three or
four hundred pounds to tie acre We
arc assured by those who have tried it,
that it is equal in its effec: 10 the best
GuanO.
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GAIT AN lSDICATIoN OF CHARACTER
observing persons move slow---their
heads move alternately from side TO side,
while they occasionally stop and turn
round. Careful persons lift their fee;
high, aud place them down fiat and firm.
Sometimes they stoop down, pick up
some h'tle obstruction, and place VI quiet
~ 10y the SHE of The wav. Calculating
persons generally walk with their hands
IN their pockets, and their heads slightly
incliued. Modest persons generally step
softly. for fear of being observed. Timid
persons often step off from sidewalk,
on meeting another, aud always go a
round stone instead of stepping over it,
Wide awake persons toe out and have
q long swing to their arms, while their
hands shake about miscelIaueously. Care.
less persons are forever stubbine their
toes. Lag, persons Scrape about loosely,
with their heels. and are first on one side
of the walk and then on the other. Very
strong minded persons have their toes di.
rectly in IRON; Of item, and have kind
Of stamp movement. Unstable persons
walk fast and slow 10y turns. Venturous
persons Try all roads, frequently climb the
fences instead Of going through the gate,
and never fet down bar. One idea per.
sons and very selfish ones toe in Cross
persons are apt to hit their knees togeth.
er. Good nslured persons snap their
thumb and finger every few steps. Fun.
hsing people have a kind Of jig move
meat.
TRe .Shytosk wliowith bead erect with
honest people ming!es, should cease to
shave his fellow-msu, and 60 70 shaving
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n u M B L r As.
Durlrtu

The lawyer would be better off, his con
science Tar less plant, who owned little
'arm IN fee, and made that farm his
client.
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jeff, why am YOU like the Cedar!-
! guys II up, Sam can. tell vou.'-
Case yon stays green both summer and
winter =
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The minister, whose sage advice use.
'uI morai teaches, should mind and watch
as. well as pray and practice what he
breaches.
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IvAUGrRArIoN OF rme GOVERNOR.

CoioTed Population.
IvAUGrRArioN OF Tmg GOVERNOR.
Shorllv before i o'clock, the Chaucel
lors and Judges, now holding court 10 :he
city, entered the House, aud were assign
ed their seSls Al p. M, the Senate
WAS announced, aud Immediately after,
His Excellency the Governor aud suite,
She Governor elect, and the Committee
Of Arrangements. The House vas crow.
dcd with visitors. and in the gallery a
large number OF the fair sen.
Governor Allston, Ia an impressive
@anner, delivered the following address /:
SENATORS AND RePREsBSrArIvE -
About TO resign into tile hands Of wor-
thy successor the high Office with which
was en,fusted, oiIer you, in parting a
word Of thanks and farewell. 1t is not
my purpose TO detain you; but musl
not omit, ON this last occasion OF our
meeting. TO utter the sentiment. which
deeply moves me, OF grateful love 10 my
couprymen who have lonored me, and
10 God who has sustained me TO this vel
come hour, which closes my public ca
reer.
In taking leave Of this Capitol, witbip
the walls OF which ll,ave served for tbir
ty years conseeativeIy, | bear with me a
lively recoieetion Of the kind considera
uon which my conduct has ever met with
on the part Of the people snd their re
presentatives, and the many dewopstra.
tions Of their confidence aud regard.
NJ parpose IN addressing you b TO ex.
hibit this relic Of ,he past century. tbis
"reminiscences Of q daring and wise suees-
try. A printed copy Of the original as
sociation (against impoytationJ OF the
Colonial Cougress, signed by The depu-
ties, at Philadelphia, on the 2oth Of DC
tober, l574. IL is presented TO me by
the venerable DIR. Jos. Johnson, Of Char.
les,ou, through his son anember Of this
House, and delegate from 81. Philips
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We have some doctors in our midst.
whose talents they should nse. by practi
sing the healing art-hcalug boots ana
shoes.
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ES 90 s<iss---

ENAMINING \ lIvNiH II@Mr.-Ahou,
two years since oar civ vas visited Iy
Alexis St. Martin, of Canada, who ha, an
opening in his abdomen, Che result Of a
gun shot wound) through which hi,
stomach can ho cXaminel, and the oncra
uous of digestion Observed. His case has
hitherto been considered the most won
der'uI in the world, bu, one more won.
derlul than that Of ST Martin is now here
Daring the past week, NJ Groax, a native
OF Hamburg, exhibited himself to the fac.
u.'y, in the University Medical COLLEGE,
this city, and leclured on the heart and
It's actions, and exhibited his own bcalin
heart ~ the same manner that St. Martin
did his stomach. This case however is a
natural phenomenon, Mr. Groax havinr
been born with n slit in his breast. hy
which his heart AMI par, Of his lungs
can he observed. AT the solicitation of
European physicians he is travelling over
the worll eXtibitir . Himself to the a,ten
tion Of the medical men of various ,oun.
trics. -iSciCRHfc dmcyic1p.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-12-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The House assembled at 1 l a. IN. The
roll was called,
Mr.. Black presented the petition Of
suudry citizens OF York Distrlc:, praying
that al! free persons of color be sold into
slavery. Referred 10 The Committee on
Colorel Population.