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MTORTH READING.-Why is it that so

" many suffer aud repine aud drag cut a nlisera-
bic exstance, untitled for the enJoyments, and even
ordinary pursuits of life, when relief may be obtain
ed and health and yigor restored by treatment at
convenient and safe well permanent i'll its
character.
To those who have suffered long with disease uIt-
mating i'll loss of appetite, yigor and distate OF
social Joys the undersigned tenders his professional
services assuring the sufferers csndOr and sincerity,
pleasant, convenient and proper prescriptions,
thorough cure and sound body and mind without un
pleasant restrictions hndrance from ordinary bu-
siness pursuits.
All diseases of private nature from whatsoever
cause either recent chronic Stctures an irritable
bladder, &c; Also Scrotula, Asthma, Rheumatism,
Piles &c, skilifully aud successfully treated.
DIR. Harris be consulted, daily, between the
hours of 10 A NJ and 2. NJ. and to 10 p NJ. at his
rooms opposite American Hctel-entrance on Main
street 4th door.above 18th street.-the. 81 Bird floor
Ladies of delicate constitutions or those suffering
from complaints peculiar to the sex, invited to
communicate send their address.
In order to satisfy an oft imposed upon community
that there is intention GA the part Of DIR. H. To
humbug them he begs to state that no fee or remu-
rseration will be received until entire satisfaction
shall be given.
Call upon or address
X. B. HARRIS, NJ. D,
~. ~, IL. ita ha
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nsy~ JAMES ELICIT,
COMMISSIONER IN CHANCERY,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND GENERAL AGENT,
viii attend at all times 10 the duties of bis office,
ani to the taking Of Dispositions. both in Richmond
city and Heuricu county, and any other Notarla hu
siness that may be desired And, as General Agent,
will give especial attention TO Writing Deeds; to the
Examination and Preparation of Abstracts of Titles,
g. we'll as To any and all business which may be EN-
trusted 70 him.
ag- Office on Governor, next door TO Franklin
street with Crenshaw L Wexford. de It's
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1914 ACRES LAND NINE MILES BE.

1914 ACRES LAND NINE MILES BE-
LII LOW RICHu 0ND. AND 400 CORDS PINE
WOOD AT AUCTIUN.-0n MONDAY, the LIST Feb
ruary (being Court day at Henrico Court Honse,
at l2 O'clock NJ will be sold l2i acres land situated
AZ above, near sweeny's on the Charles City Road.
and adjoining Francis, Saw Mill. Its heavily wood
ed with from 500 to 1900 cords pine Wood, Virgin
growth.
After which will be sold 400 cords of excellent pine
wood cut and corded.
TERMs-wili be liberal made knawn on the day of
sale JAMES NJ. TAYLOR son.
iaT Auctioneer..
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vALIsEs wANTED.-Msm.

~ ters Of disbanded troops Of Cayalry, can
HNU dispose Of their yALIsES on fair terms
k by calling ON me- 1T nay Carriage eaddls
md Harness store. 18th street, between Main and
,ary. g. T. MILkA
IN l9-ts +$ ~
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pOARDiNG--We respectfully inform
- members of the Legislature and others that
we have several very comfortable vacant ROOMS in
our House, the South side of Grace street, just
above 9TH where they will be pleased to receive APP
pications. X. Is. l. Nj. j. MURRAY
de 3n-dts
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CAROLINE LAND FOR

VALUABLE CAROLINE LAND FOR
SALE-Wil be sold at public auction, on the
premises the LIST day of February 1885, the tract OF
Land on which l at present reside. containing Six
Land well adapted to the growth of corn. wheat,
oats aud tobacco. The Dwelling contains seven
good rooms and all necessary out houses, recently
erected. There is about 80 acres well tmhered
(pine and oak), within one and half miles of Pole
Cat Depot where the purchaser sell any duanti-
ty of railroad Wood The subscriber will take plea
sure in showing the premises to any who may wish
TO purchase. WI. T. GILMAN.
Ia 2l-dScwtd
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HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.--Will be
II sold on MONDAY, the LIST day Of February.
Isis commencing at loo clock, III, at the Office
nth street in front of aoddns Hall, Iron Safe,
Tables W alter Cooler, Pitcher and Basin, Glass
Iainp. Rule and Ink Stand aud Case to satisfy n
distress warrant in my hands. In favor Of Henry
ExaIl who sues for benefit Of Flames Graham.
Terms cash. BUTLER, IL r.
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AUCTION SALES.
~ 49, sss--ss sas-,--sss,-4
FUTURE DAYS.
BY Goddin & Apperson.


VALUABLE FARM OF 307 ACRES.
RICHMOND, FOR SALE Al AncT TIs nAst s W.
the prem T. .s on f I I puss
next fair day. the tract Of Land located as above
and lately owned aud occupied by the lat Thomas
Clarke u will be divided into two or more
Of which will be exhibited at the sale. IL lies about
IL miles from the head Of the Mechanicsville turn
Richard Gentry aud others There are two Dwelling
Houses on the place, Of which il a most excel
the usual outbuildings, snch a. Kitchen. stabls
quarters &c. The land is admirably adapted TO veg
etables, being 50 situated as to produce them very
The place is healthy. and the neighborhood good
IL Ia well supplied with springs Of good water Mr.
Gentry, who resides near the place. win shew the
premises TO any one disposed to purchase.
After the sale Of the land, all the Crops of Corn
Fodder, shucks. Hogs, Cows, Plantation Utensils.
P. s.-Therei is a valuable MarI Bed on one of the
tracts
~ Is aud n mouths for negotiable notes, interest
added secured by a trust deed For the PERSONAL Is
months credit The taxes for o5s to be paid by the
jas G0DDIN APPERsoN, Auets.
VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
s,,, FRANKLIN. BETWEEN 18TH AND 9th
TUESDAY. the 9Th day of February, lass, on the
premises, commencing at Az Uccck P. NJ, the ex-
cellent Brick Tenement located as above now in the
occupancy of Mr. Ford. The house has 10 rooms.
besides Kitchen &C and now rents for $50 per an
num-
TERMs-0ne-fourth cash; balance at 4. s and IL
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed title retained. The taxes and in
aurance for 1855 to be paid by the purchaser.
GODDIN APPERSON.
ia 9-2aW5wSdtd Aucts.
pEA TIFUL FARM ON NEW
~ BRIDGE ROAD THREE MILES EAST OF
RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-The sub
scriher will sell at public auction on the premises.
on I THURSDAY. the 4th February 1855 at IL o'elk,
the beautiful Farm, formerly owned by John o.
Godiin, ESQ lying the New Bridge road three
miles east of Richmond containing 40 acres 100
acres cleared and in a high state OF Improvement
having been recently well lined, the remainder is
well wooded. The improvements consist Of dwell
Ing containing rooms having been recently fitted
up in handsome style. Also, the necessary out
houses. There is a spring of excellent water near
the dwelling.
.-one-fourth cash; balance at and years,
Tor negotiable notes, interest added and title re-
tam d. until the deferred payments are made The
taxes for 1858, to be paid by the purchaser.
EDWARD }. GRESHAM.
Sale conducted by GoDnIS & APPERsoN, Aucts.
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VERY DESIRABLE PRIVATE DWEL-
an WE'LL BROKE MULES FOR SALE

NJ LII bHohG VA OLLo FUN CALE
w AT AUCTI0N.-Will lac sold at auction, at the
Lot Franklin and Pine sire is adjoining ta Fair
Grounds, ON WEDNESDAY, the 3rd February, 1858,
at II O'Clock A. NJ, 80 well broke Mules, the OF
which are of good size and sold for no fault, the
owners having no further use for thtm.
TERMs-Four month"; credit, for approved en-
dOIsed negotiable notes, with the interest added.
So Ii" attention of farmers and others is called
to this sale, as the Mules well broke and per-
fectiy sound. G0DDIN & APPERSUN,
ia 2l-d&cwtd5 Auctioneers.
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DARN OF ONE HUNDRED AND SIX
4 ACRES OF LAND, CALLED PRICES ON
THE NEW BRIDGE ROAD, ABOUT Az MILES
BELOW RICHMOND, TOGEfHER WITH CROPS,
STOCK, &C, THEREON, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
At the request of Mr. Joseph Elliott will sell at
public auction Gil the premises, on TU EsDAY, the
I'd day OF february, 1875, commencing at ii o'clock,
the above located farm. containing hundred
and six acres, of which seyenty-hVe acres
cleared, bal in wood On the cleared land
there has been seeded lhirty-four bushels wheat,
with two tons of Guano. The dwelling and all the
cut houses are in good order. and ample for
moderate sized family. The location is tine for
physician. After which will be sold all the perish
able estate the place, consisting of crops of Corn
Fodder and Shucks; young aud we'll broke Mules;
2COws; ~ Cows; all the farming implements, inclu-
ding an excellent Wagon; also 80 cords Of wood.
TERMs-One-third cash, balance at one and years.
for bonds bearing interest, secured by trust deed.
For the personal estate all sums under So cash;
over that amount, months credit, for approved en-
dorsed negotiable paper.
The taxes for 1853 to be paid by the purchaser.
ia Is G0ODlN 4 APPERSON, AGcts.
?. S.-Immelately after the sale Of the above
Farm will be sold all the farming Utensils. crep Of
Corn and Fodder, and all the other personal proper
ty on the place.
TERMS at sale. la i5-aGcw
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THE SUBSCRIBERS, having eurtailed
l. their Lumber Business, offer for sale, at auc-
ton on Couaci Chamber Hill, TUEsDAY, 81 Feb
ruary 1885, two excellent heavy DRAFT Horses tone OF
saddle and harness Horse, and pair Of fine large
Mules.
TERMS "A credit OF sixty days. with approved ne
gotiahle notes. - n,o-,,p,
On ~ X.
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BY Henry w. Quarles, Auct.,
(So. $50 Main street,
By Alex. Mott, Auctioneer.

MIGHT SALES.--I will commence TO-
~ NIGHT. and continue every night through the
week, to sell large aud desirable assortment u
Watches. Breastpiis. Ear. Rings and Finger Rings-
Also fine assortment Of keady-made Clothing. Net
shirts and Drawers fine Cassinieres, &c.
de i5-ts ALEX. MOTT Auct
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DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA..

DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
- PROCLAMATION Whereas. communities
tending his resignation as the Judge of the 3 Cir
emit TO take effect on the first day of February next.
and the same having been accepted by fhe Execu-
the Judge aud from the clerks of the courts in said
circuit that il is important that the Spring terms OF
10 law the Sheriff- of the counties Of Cumberland,
Buckingham, Appomattox Campbell, Prince Ed.
ward Char Iotte and Halifax, and the Sergeant OF
the CITY of Iynchburg are hereby required to cause
an election for Judge of said Circuit to be held on
the first day of March next at the places prescribed
f-G>) Given under my hand as Governor, and
SEAL under the seal of the Commonwealth AT
t@-J Richmond this 18th day OF January, 1895,
and in the SD year of the Commonwealth.
HENRY A. WISE.
By the Governor: ~
GEORGE W. MUNFoRD, Sec y of the Comth.
ia N
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CUPERIOR TOOTH BR 8 II Z S.
~ LATDLEY x ROBINSON invite public a item
tjon 10 their large and varied assortment of really
genuine sENGLlSH TOOTH BRUSHES, which in
cluies many of their Owa at!erus-the designs OF
which were sent by them to one OF the best manu-
factories in London, where the brushes were manu-
featured expressly TO their own order
They wished to offer To the public Brush nom
which the bristles would not tall out. and which.
while ii would polish the teeth without scratching
the enamel, or larcerati0g the gums, would also
reach the interstces between the teeth where decay
il 80 liable 10 begin. They believe these brushes
will meet those lesiderata and they can confidently
recommend them rs being fully equal In every re
brushes The assortment comprizes all sizes. and
all degrees of hardness in the brsties. For lie,
Wholesale and Retail, by
LAIDLEY h ROBINSON.
Chemists, &C.. 4th and Frank in streets:
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CARD.-At the Firemen's Ball on Mon
~ day evening, at the Old Market, 4 tleman
took through mistake, an 0VERCOAT belonging TO
another gentleman. and left his own. The mistake
can be corrected by calling at the Exchange Hotel,
In 21-3tN
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OARDING The SHOT TOWER
~ HOUSE, on Grace, between sth aud 9th streets,
second door fIom st Paulis Church. having been
taken by Mrs. BASS, as a Boarding House, is
open for the reception of families and day boarders
IN l3-Imf
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nISSOLUTlON.--The partnership,
~ heretofore existing under the firm and style of
MERCER Il EVANS. is this day dissolved. by
tual consent. The debts due to by the concern
will be settled By Isaac j. Mercer and John p Hill
ISAAC J MERCER
EVANS.
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ORNATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

EVNI Il II DVAI DIlNU. KS. u. q
JAMES Il Miss T.. A BIDGOOD. having rented
the very desirable residence of Fleming James, on
9Th. between Main ami Franklin streets, ccse bu-
sness and in the retired part Of the city, viii open
1t for the accommodation Of persons desiring Board,
on the LIST day of January next. The house has
eral large and desirable for families. Also
Office in the front basement They acconm0-
LArn q teW DAY KDARDERS. Ia 2l--dlY
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BOARDING, &c.


M EKCHANTS' HOTEL, UNION ST.,
AA (FoRMFRLY THE UNI0N,)
NORFOLK, VA.
This conva0iently- iocated establishment has been
renovated, painted and improved, from top 10 bot
tom and the Proprietor is prepared to accono tiate
the travelling public IN style equal to any other
mouse III the Southern country. The terms are mo-
derate and no pains will be spared to give entire sat
istaction.
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CQNMISSIONER'S SALE on LANE

m JUSkPH KUSENBAUM,
trustee for Joseph Myers, and M Trustee for the
said Joseph Myers. Trustee for Mary Lovsnstein
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Our Key West Correspondence.

MT WEI, Juoe 1905
Movements Of Unied States War SA,ps-7As weLaih Seav-
s-g INTO Port-Brealing sp Of Fort Dolin--7rai Of the
Brig Hrntrea for SIdriro DE-, Dc
The United States steam frigs,e wabash bearing the
broad psnnAn, OF Commodore avalee OF the Mederra-
mean squadron arrived from Jamaica the morning Of
the 10th inst She presented q beautiful appearances
while sieaming up thu hartor She touched OF Havana
en- the 18th, bot brings nohing Of msch moment She
lays ct the government wharf
Her officers and crew ali well, aud appear in Gne
spiris.
stere, In from Havana shortly after the wabash.
The United States steamer Water Witch, Com John
Rodgers arrived from ssgua sGrsnde and Havana yes.
terdsy morning.
The Water Witch reports the uoed States steamer Fol
ten lying in the nsrbor Of Havana
Fort Dallas at the mouth OF theMami river about 1sO
miles FROM this place. lately gGrisoped by company 1st
Artillery, has been broken up and abandoned The do.
tscbmn under command Of Gel Wider Passed tor ,uEh
here beard the mail steamer Aus1,c Talbot on the
18Th ins, on their way TO Pensacola.
The Unneo states steamer Gray Clous Duke, with the
qusrsrmAsier and oommssary stores rom For, Dallas
arrived here Monday last The Gray Oouc transferred
portion stores the Qusrermaster atthis psce and
after cosne lett for Tampa Wednesday the itn inst
The United States mail steamship hatatorda, B)iash,
from New Orssns and Forta Gu ports, while en- ering
barber the evening CT the 18th, II bee dark sod
squslly, ran shore the Middle Grouu whore she
renamed until this morning. She has sustained In
Jury she lies upon eof aud perfectly smOou bottom.
H1Dtress, suspected Of bt g cDs aged tue ia srso
s prcgressitg tloviy
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inches VIDE which dou rio IT, width \, the mama perp
oos 10 zoe oy lsthom Captain James, experienced
al practical ines has been TO su
tb~Ssis bury Plain mine, and busiy engaged in
Issns ore from the rich slopes already opsn nsss
every reason to believe hst from 800 400 toos al ore
vii be Slapped from this mine before the end Of the
year Wr
70 ns,snt which lasted for more than half hour For
come time before this novel there were load
sIs troo geo peas OF thunder AID periodical flashes Of
oosrated on the house tops shot were thrown On
them This unusual noise attracted the attention OF per-
sons 10 the fail Of rain. when discovered that large
pieces OF corgeaed water accompanied the pouring
Pieces Of the hail stones gathered Ia the Oareuost
district, weighing halt draohm eacn ana were from one
to three quarters Of inch In length OF square
form The thunder aod lightning continued during the
ns, s'or@ and Yor snori time alter rne oldest onaei
tet IN the district Goes not remember such hsA
quake which occurred the previous Saturday IT alarm
speciui visitation was ABOUT 70 occur.
in,eiligepoe has reached this city BY the schooner
departure Of two American government ssea~
ers TO the Gulf, Sin search Of the British steamer
syx, With directions to interpose American guns be-
ween the British cruisers and the American mercoant.
consequence OF the recent overnauliDg aud dets
ion OF several American vessels by the Eogsb ssnboats
suspicion Of their being concerned In tae slave trade
ONE asiousnment has been expressed at this move
meDt sDo as tie Sx was one OF tue gunboats oap
the Iorex which brought this islaod and
capture had aoythpg TO do with The order OF
President The intelligence has baa esct the pre-.
Vision AID money markets. but II s h0oed that the dill
ehcs w be settled The stores Of the vessels seized
By The Jasper anu Styx sold at public oa,csy -
Wednesday lsst By order Of the Court Of Vice Admiralty
Several serious accidents have occurred last
dcepaich posted.
The saes OF sugar for the wreck comprise lot Of Il
bus which Brought EOS per 100 lbs ,and several eeoea
inferior Description which commanded 1885, Cd per
40 lbs. On FRIDAY quantity submitted auction met
with BIDDERS who we're disposed TO give d much as lis
Cd but it was with dra wn, being OF good quality.
The Right Rev. the Bishop Of KnSston held confirms
ton parish church in this city the 80 when
hupdred capoidates admitted to the holy rite He
will bold ordination Of priests and descons In
thedra Spanish Town, the second weex in the ensuing
month
TIE May seasons have wholly failed u.s. and large part
Of country especially the extensive sugar parish Of
TreawIy suffering raos njrriously from orought Ths
isiaId ID Comparatively healthy.
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HAVANA, June %, 1858.

ne Low Affair Settled.
Through the constant energetic exerhons OF Mr..
Tbos Savage Acting Consul General OF The UnIted States
the affair 10 The family OF Col OF Alabsms, has been
settled Ths daughter mother and fsth~ are your CITY
By this steamer and the bloody captain remains here
NO other meas.
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-,UV0
rhc tua. loss II about sll2 eco. TIE trick building.
the Poet once Commercial street. the fur.
Of rty1r ard Abbott the stow stores OF Ken
nv and Turner and rallnan, the b,nkiog house of NAL
drug stores OF nr Wicker AMI Bailey, grocery o
Beams Co, Davenport. Gasort, Gref and Gregorv
Co snre Ct Jon Rhsus bookstore Of g. Hambln Of
Jesse Wal, Harrington Pat,ersons sacon, CRY gpots
store Of Sf.l Coho, segar stores OF Hachman and s.
ews, National Hotel, cheap John store, store
Cce Co. wechs bookstore, and hardware store Of IA
milton.
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Desta ucsive Ftge An Nevada, CAL
The fouowiDg list Of the individual losses BY the ire
uhica Waited Nevada, California, on the 22d OF May
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RHODE ISLAND AFTAIRs.-The Providence
Post speaks discouragingly of the efficiency OF
the ''Maine Law" in that city and the State at
large 1t says dram-shops are largely multi
piled, and that intemperance is the great
scourge of both city and town. Our own
knowledge corroborates this opinion. We be-
leve more liquor is sold and drank in Rhode
Island to-day than even before. The prohibi-
tory law does not carry that healing on its
wings that was predicted.
A foot-pad knocked down and robbed Elisha
Whitaker, a farmer Of Johnston, last Sunday,
on the Plainfeld turnpike.
Mr.. It. J. Gofe, in exhibiting an electrical
cannon in Providence, had charge of powder
blown into his face 1t is feared he will lose
his eyes,
| Two sudden deaths occurred in Cranston on
Sunday and Monday. Widow Greene, aged
so years, died in fit in the highway; and
Richard Knight a much respected citizen, was
| found dead in his bed.
The Merchants Bank, Providence, which is
an imitator of the Suffolk, Boston, has just
made run" on the Exchange, Traders, and
Aquindneck Banks, Newport, and obtained
Sl9,600 Like the Suffolk" the merchants
seems determined to rule or ruin. The popu
lar verdict is, suicide
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CONNECTICUT AFFAIRs.-Hon. Henry L.
Ellsworth, man possessed Of National as
well as State reputation, died at Fair Haven
on Tuesday, aged 68 years. He was son Of
the late Chief Justice Oliver Ellsworth, and a
twin brother of Hon. William W. Ellsworth.
A quarter of a century ago the subject of this
notice was ranked the largest and most enter
prising business man in Hartford, and the city
is indebted to him for many of its improve
ments. In addition to various local offices of
trust-such as Mayor and member of the LIE
gislature-he held the Office of Commissioner
of Patents under President jackson, and
proved very efficient officer up to the time of
his resignation, during Mr.. Folks Administra-
ton. Prior to Jackson's time Mr.. Ellsworth
was Wing, and came back to his first love
in 1848.
The Hartford Times complains that its sub
scTibers in France are not permitted to receive
its issues since the Times made savage re-
view of Louis Napoleon, eight months since.
John Grady leaped from the second story
window of carpet factory at Thompsonville,
on Saturday, and was killed. The jump was
made for fun, on to some bags of wool, the
elasticity of which threw him with great force
upon the frozen earth
The Norwich Gas Company has declared a
semi-annual dividend of four per cent.
A son of w. T. Patterson of Bridgeport,
eight years old, was drowned on Tuesday af-
ternoon.
A "healng medium" at New London pro-
fesses, and is believed, to have brought from a
boys stomach snake ten inches long and FIVE
sixteenths of an inch in diameter The boy
is a son of Capt Franklin Smith, and has long
been subject to fits. Ask the medical profess
sion if a snake, or other animal, can long exist
in the human stomach.