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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-01-13

01TAt the municipal election in Lexing.
ton, KY, on Saturday, January lst, the en-.
tire Democratic ticket was elected, together
with majority of the Board Of Councilmen.
Thos. B. Monore, the editor ofthe Kentucky
was the candidate of the Demo-
cracy for Mayor, and defeated William Swift,
the former Know Nothing incumbent.
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RAvENNA, oEE1os !.
Thursday, January 49,. 1860,
Election OF Judge DOuxvas.

We are gratl6ed in being able to state
that the Legislature of Illinois has returned
to the Senate Of the United States, that
able champion Of the Democratic party,
Judge Douglas. The Democratic strength
was unite-the vote standing thus: Doug.
las, "a; Lincoln, &C.
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6TWithin The last two or three DAYS Il g
"Taylor Flats" about two miles from Gov.
ington, have been the scene of horrible
tragedy. A German named Ihmle had kill
ed his wife, and packing the body in box,
hid it, but suspicious were aroused, and
search instituted, the result Of which was the
discovery. The keeper and his step p.daugh.
ter were covered with blood.
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CEThe statement OF the U. s. Mint for
the month Of December shows gold coin.
age Of 1921 800, nearly all of which was
in double eagles. The silver coinage for the
same time covered 2.962 900 of the value OF
$445,5oO. OF cents there were 2,2oo, 900
coined. The aggregate coinage-4,9S4,s36
pieces, Of the value of 81 1903 800. d .-
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Legal Notice.

HL1SHA GARRETT, a nonresident of
Ia the State CT Ohio, is hereby notified that on the
25h day OF October, A. d., 1858, Daniel Thomas fled
his petition in the Court OF Common Pleas OF the
county of Portage and State of Ohio, against the said
Elisha Garrett, which is still pending therein tho OBJ
jec and prayer Of which petition to recover from
the said Garrett the anonft due on FIVE seveval pro-
missory notes, executed by the said Garrett and now
the property of the said plaintiff 10 wits One for the
sum Of S355I executed to Davis e. Thomas, Jan. z,
1880. and due at date; for the sum of $500 ex.
ecuOd TO Henry Canhcld APRIL 1885, and due at datc
one to Davis q Thomas for $50, Sept. ], 1855, pay
able in nine months from date, with Interest," one to
la Mnyouns for $l6 Sept. 3, 1855, and due nj date,
and one to Davis Thomas March l2, 1856, for
cot, due at date ali of which said notes due and
unpaid. The plaintiff asks Judgment against the said
Garrett for $l66,56 and the interest on said several
sums from the maturity of said notes, and that an
order of attachment at the same time issued In
said cause agains! said Garrett.
The said Garrett Is also further notified that he is
required to answer said petition before the 27th
day Of January A. D., 1853.
J.L. & H. C. RANNEY,
Dec. 2, l65S-6w. -.t.. Attys for riaintiH.
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GA bargain was concluded last week
between the Union Coal and Oil Company,
OF Maysville, KY, and certain parties ut Bos.
ton Mass, by which the former agreed to
purchase Of the latter two thousand gallons
OF the crude coal oil per day during the next
two years. The price to be paid is 33tc.
per gallon-amounting to over four hundred
thousand dollars in two years.
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0rA man who "eats paving stones, )" and
resides on the Bowery, New York, UNDER
took to give an exhibition of "ieeding the
animal" on Christmas day, but the crowd
which came to see him became disorderly,
and the police interfered and carried the
wonder to prison. 200. -1.-''
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&From report Of the Secretary Of the
Interior, made to the Senate, 1t appears
that the entire cost of government buildings
in Washington. including slatuary and paint.
iugs, has been been $l4,4o9, ,3ss 90
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RAVENNA CARRIAGE COMPANY,

A s trade Sc ems now to be reviving from
n its long prostration, the Company take pleasure
In saying 10 their friends and the public generally,
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
Market and Lumber Wagons, &c., all made In the
best possible mannor and warranted. Our facilities
10 call nd examine our stock before purchasing,
We are also prepared 70 do any amount OF surface
planning, planning and matchiDg lun In the best
manner and on reasonable terms.
June 10, 1855 4 A. b. GRIFFIN, Secretary.
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CHICAGO, January liza destructive fire
occurred last night at the corner Of Lake
ana Jefferson streets. Almost the entire
block was destroyed. The loss is estimated
at $4,000; insurance $4,000.
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CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs,


THE annual meeting OF the stock .holders
u Of The Rayenna Glass Company, viii be held al
tho once Of the Company, on Monday, January 3rd. .
1884, WIN, X. WITTER, 'Eecy.
Kavenns, Dec. 2sth, 1853.
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@On Wednesday night, Germa girl
named Margaret Nichols, about nineteen
years OF age, fell dead at dance at hotel
in Cincinnati. The cause was apoplexy.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-01-13

PORTLAND, Maine, January LITTLE
Hon. WIN. Pitt Fessenden wac to-day Yc.
elected Senator by the Legislature.
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nv OOLEN GOODS, FOR CENTS AND
w Boys WEAR.-We have just opened an un.
usuaiIy large STOCK OF Wooden Goods for men and
want as We are satisfied that can give great bar.
gain to any person having cash or produce 10 ex.
chanSe Tor materials for winter use; and all weask
Is an opportunity to show them the goods and prices
to convince any one that the place TO buy Wooden
or any other kind of goods, is a the Cash and Ready
Pay Store of A. G. COFFIN e CO.
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ALSO, few more pieces Of that SATIN DIR
CHlNk for Black Basques-the finest article out for
that purpose. Also, rich Trimmings to match at the
Cash and Ready Pay Store Of
A. G. COFFIN & CO.,
Jan. 10, 1859. No. Phmnix RIock.
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AlfachInlenat N0tlcc.

against SSSS.oe US y. i.ne teaee OF
William COINS Rs,"ssa ns. soans, sSr1;SSs Sss pO'
ON the 2lsi, dsy OF December, A. D., 1868,
" said Justice isued On efdeT Of attachment In the
above action for the sum Of SAT-. Palmyra, De.
cember, 2oth, 1858, EVAN D. JONES.
lanuar7 8, ls5c-3w,
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Tie state Of ohio, Ninth IudIclaI
So District.

TIE state Of OhiO, Ninth JudIclaI
r. District.
TT Is ordered " the Judges Of the cOur,
Of CouhiOh Pesl,, within and for. iaid District,
Pleas CouF fer the several eountlbt In said District
for the year A. D., 1859, be and the same are hereby
fixed and prescribed as follows, TO Wiz
CARR0LL 0UNTY February l4thi May I'D, oe.
STARK oUNTY.-F sbruary sStA, May sOth, CO.
EAaokIse oUNrT. .-tsOruAty IlIA, Nay issd,
CoIUMBIAEA ouNTY.-March 1ih, June 9Th,
PoETioE oUNrY.-Fsbruary ilsA, Nay asd,
TRghBUIL oouNrY.-MarsA 7.S, Juas ssA, o..
LAKE Q uSTY.-Feb ebruary Iath, May asd, os.
v Yei sEAvsA oUSTr.-n.rsh ri, June Oh, os.
'O1ss O1IsssHfTrasukA3 SSSrV,- ,-al.UA ss,S, IGss sO.A,
Nov ember 2lst.
Tho times for holding tho terms Of the District
Sesn aEos and prsss5sd SsSs. sr
prsme Court as 4olowUiNh'k sGs p GEn
STARK coUNTY-Tuesday, May, ID.
CoLUMBlANA C0UNTT.-Thatsday May jath.
PORTAGE COUNTY .-Tuesdhy, September lsth.
LAKE CoUNTY.-Friday September Iesh.
GEAuGA CogETy:--MSndsy, ,sep.ernse, leth:
TRUMBULL cOUNTY.-Monday, September 26th.
MAHoSiNG CouNIY.-Monday,o October Sd
II is therefore ordered by the said Judges Of tbe
COart of Common Pleas, that The courts Of Common
be held for the year 1859, at the times fixed sGorc'
said. 9, .a1 lf agg gs27g1G41 tsg4-l.f8
The Clerks of the Courts Of said several counties
are hereby ordered 10 enter this order on their Com
mon Pleas aud District Court Journals aud 10 cause
the same 10 be published according 10 laW.a 3tsay
Witness our hands this Goth day Of December, A.
D., 1855. H ~ ...s" ?. sl''iiaS
I + e. .ss.-.r. .L,s .ut Judges Of The
HORACE. WILDER, Court Of Com.
BENJAMIN F. HOFFMAN. mon Pleas, 9TH
JudicialD Disk
Tho State OF 0hio,l
-HePortage COanty.j
I, r. Ecs'wick, Clerk sqk the Court Of C0nmoR
Pleas In and for the county Of Portage, do hereby
tiiy that the foregoing truly and copied from
an order to me directed. a q : q h. ~ s&a
CLERKS oFIlcK, Raycnna. r. Bosrw ,CK ,,l...
December 3lst, 1858. ,.a D'Do'tt" - - ~ ~ ~
January6, le5S-4w.
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The business hereafter will be continued at the old
stand, No, !, PheDix Block, under the name Of s
A, @. COFFIN & co.
All persons indebted to the late arm OF Cohin d
Pinney, are requested 70 call and settle immediately
December, i6, l65o,-9W
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Legal Notice.

jacob F. Slough, In tho Court OF Common
=, VS.. Pleas of Portage County,
Petition for Divorce.
THE said Mary E. Slough is hereby noti.
fed that on the fourth day of January, 1859, the
plaitif filed in tho office of tho clerk OF said court
his petition against her. asking that The marriage be-
tw cen them may be annulled and divorce granted
him, and for cause alleges wilful absence for more
than three years. Said defendant is required TO an
swer said petition and show cause, If any she have
why they two should not be made twain, as the plain
fif prefers single bessedness TO double distressed
ness. MICHAEL STUART
Ravenna, Jan. Is59-0w. Plaintiffs Atty.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-01-13

GLOVES AND HOSIERY for the Ladies'
~ and Gentlemen.-Ou stock of Cloves and flo.
siery for Fall and Winter wear, embracing all tho
Different kinds and styles 10 found In the Eastern
or ready pay, at A. G. COFFiN & co.
Jan. 10, 1850. No. /. Pben;x Bloct.
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Dissolution Notice.

THE co-psrtnership heretofore existing
i under the name Of Conn & Pinney, b this DAY
dissolV ed by mutual consent. A. @. COFFIN,
Raysnna, Dec, le, lsSs. ~ A. w. PlNNEY.
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Il could be properly classified and perma-
nentIy arranged. They now propose to make
only such as seem most clearly necessary
The statements Of their report in relation to
the arrangements made for exchanges with
in the past year, BY which many valuable
works have been and more will be obtained,
as well as It's Suggestions generally. will
properly receive your attention.
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q M LIZ
Agents in this vicinity.

The best in the world, and warranted 10
Ast a lifetime. . BAIRD & WAIT,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

motor power consists OF tgo horizontal bacs'acli"n
engines with 81 reh cylinders and q inches sfoke.
Tcy arc supported three bsd-plates The two QUEER
ope- having condeBsers, channel ways, alr-PamPs
aud hot wells all east in one p.ece. ihc ar
pumps are worked from the pis;ons direct. ihe
opeler j. Grifith's tsc-bladeJ, Of brsss ~ feet in
diameter 81 feet pitch, and may BE- hosted IN deck
when not IN use. The engine il suppied wItn one oi
Silv.r's automatic governors. There are SIX h0Fl-
zonts tubular bo,rs connected with one Telescope
chimney II feet in diameter that looks Ike section
,f the Mcnai tubular bridge, heated By S furnaces
or n Geo square feet of 6rc surfsce The hre-room -
20 feet long and 10 Wide ADinporant feature IN the
shin il DR.. Rcid's veitilstins apparatus. number
Of small ,ubes passing between the skin ard ceiling
If the ship are connected with Two long pipes in the
hold below in which psr:al vacuums are constantly
made by fans driven by steam causing the foul and
heated air to pass Off through a. rapidly a. may be
desired. Consequently the tire-rcoms are cool and
comfortable. and the whole ship sweet and whole
some.
The General Aduiral will be manned by crew OF
go men. Capt. Coustock takes her out 70 Cronstadt
for the Russian Government, Mr.. Webb delivering
her bere. On bcr wsy ont, she il TO stop a: Cher
bourg but for what purpose did not transpire Capt
Cavendy is 70 act sailing gmaster, Capt. Fletcher
as tirst officer, w. Williams second officer and d.
Prentice third.
This shin is the largest wcoien vessel aiost and
has been balt and fitted up in every way in the most
improved and substantial manner at cost Of about
a. coo, ,OOO, no expense having been spared IN her
construction outfit. Everything pertan'ngto to her
Is of American production, even to the china, glass
and porcelain, made expressly for her by Haughwout
& Co in this city, and it may be safely asserted that
when she leaves this port for home next month, she
will do us no discred as specimen OF American art
and hapdicraft.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

the Club have decided TO theyacht' by thcr
extreme length and breadth. A: the meeting 70 bs
held to-day, Mr.. Charles II. Hssweil VIII propose
that the British ylchtSt. Ursula, nov visitor at tas
port be avted take part in the regatta The Club,
by the death OF he worthy Secretary, Mr. Bloodgood,
and the resignation OF Commodore Edgar, IS CONF
psrativey di.org snzed /; is understood, however,
tha, at the meeting to-day E'lwn A. Stevens will 10
elected Commodore, Moses II. Grinnen having de-
,l;pej 70 serve. and Ambrose C. Kingaisnl Vice.
Commodore.
In this regatta yachts will be allowed to carry any
fore and sa canvas ,ha, their commanders may think
iuSicious. If at all practicable the yachts will bs
Given this allowance Of time a. the commencement OF
the race which will greatly enhance the interest OF
the home stretch Ii is very seldom, however, that
the weather such 20 make this course practeib.e.
NAVAL.
The following Engineers have been ordered 10 the
San Jacnto, preparing for sea a' the Nsvy-fsrd,
destined for the African station Chief Engineer, John
Farop; First Assistant, ii. W. Spoonor Second As
sistants NJ. Kellogg and j. Il. Houston; rhird Assist.
ants, II. c. Victor, John Roop, Il. kavanangh, sni
e.. ". Hall. lNUriok Argue
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
4 CARD.
70 ,.e Editor Of The ~ y. Tribune.

To lse Editor Of The ~ T. Tribune.
SIR The gentlemen who have recently gone gold
hunting under the play ofthe American Association for
the Meoration OF the Condition of the Jews are said
to have put through ticketast week for the COM
ing year. OF this, however have some doubt; as l
have received notice TO attend any meeting OF tho
newly filled Board since the meeting noticed some
four to six weeks since, consequently meeting has
been legally held since that time. As the annual
election must be ordered by the Board, annual
meeting could legally be held, the supposed
quorum of the Board within the last four months q
legal entity, which it is not. Besides, no public notice
of such a meeting has so far as l am aware, been
gen and this case the real members 10 great extent
could know Of tho meeting and most who said tO hev
composed known 10 BE- IN members of ths
Soci,y whole proceeding Is null aud void will be- de-
cacd By he Courts IL there be occasion. II such meeting has
held and OF cha ractsr have been ticket las
probable Judging from certain sntecedent) trust they
win avoid committing themselves by accepting Office with these
uurpers and leave them the fate they emDenty deserve.
II any my friends that ticket shall repudisto
the Intended without delay. IL IL hsbp enoagh %
be In the old oad that has struggled 20 do is d1ty
and the debts Of the nporaoD Of BE- further
with Of who have done nothing but study
how they grasp the funds and avoid paying the just debts o
the Society that resolved shall be paid prnc pal and in
tercst 1T 4 have TO sacrifice half my copyrights.
Yours truly ASAHEL ABBOTT,
Cor Secy by law Of the A. = NJ &. Of the jews.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
ARMY and NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

long list of orders has been sent by the Secretary
OF War TO the commandants Of the different posts.
The rumoTs relative to the abandonment oil Fort
Abercrombie althoughit only recently established
=, enormous cost are confirmed by definite instruc-
tors TO yacatc il. Two companies of the I'd ioiinry
viii garrison Fort Ripley companies OF the ilh
Artillery 90 to Fort Ridgely; Fort kearncy Is 10 DO
guarded by 100 men Of the ID Infantry; For. Lara
mic bv laO of the 2d Dragons, Fort Leayenworth
by foot and | field company of the u Artillery;
Fort Riley by companies OF the lst Cavalry, and
of the "a Infantry; and Fort Clarke, Texas, by
companies of the lst Artillery. As the above-named
troops are widely scattered through the States and
Territories considerable marching will have 10 be ac-
complshcd before they arrive at their respective
destinations. Taking bird s-eye geographical view
OF these changes in Army stations, quite ap-
parent that we are placing more soldiers near tho
frontier of Mexico than were ever there before in
times Of peace.
proposition is on foot at Lancaster Pa, to signal.
ize the honor done that city by naming the steam
sloop Lancaster after it,
Persons having friends on board of any OF the fol-
lowing United States vessels, all bound home, should
not write any more letters to them: Stesm-lrigates
Powha,au, Minnesota and Mississippi and sloop Ger
mantown, of the China Squadron (the Mlssss'ppi
might be reached at Valparaiso, Chilli; corvette
Cumberland and sloop Dale Of the African squad
ron.
Ad,ices have come to hand from the Home and Pa
cifc Squadrons The flag ship Merrimac is at Panama,
waiting the arrival from New-York of some portions
Of her machinery being repaired for her at the Brook
lyn Navy Yard. When they are received she Is TO
20 immediately to Caao on matters connected with
the recent illtreatment at that port of two American
mariners. After en industrious cruise, the VandaliS
had arrived at Panama; all well. The vessels Of the
Home Squadron are all in fair condition, and tber
crews enjoy good health.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
A Washington correspondent of THE Times SAYS:

Serious charges have been preferred against Capt.
Van Vet, Assistant Quartermsstcr, who expended
nearly two millions Of dollars in the purchase Of mules
and stock for the Utah Expedition. These complaints
from parties who furnished part Of the mules and
Capt Van tict has been called for an explanation.
Court martial viii no doubt be ordered, but the
friends Of this distinguished officer entertain fears
tor the result
N.H.mQR'. Jopra0i states that the bequest Of the
Hon. Henry l.. Ellsworth to Yale College, amounting,
Il i e-timsted 30 500 600 sa0O,O0O Is appropriated
by the viii 10 scholarships, and s therefore, rather
e o the public than the College itself. The will Is
20 be contested, and the issne is doubtful IL
ibned the College viii receive from il only tuitioa
.ecs and these meet but little than half the ex-
pense oi Instruction.
John 1ripp OF Warsaw, farmer, hung himself in
his barn on Saturday last. lie discovered by his
wife before lite extinct and under medical treat
mert recovered and IS doing well. A bad bargain
in The sale Of h.s aIm bed him 10 make this attempt to
destroy bis life.
PHeTosRArns.-The graduating class os Harvard
College for 1889, numbering nearly one hundred mem
bers, have in accordance with the usual custom had
their photographs taken for distribution among, the
members of the class. The number required IL about
ten Thousand, at cost OF nearly 500.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

THI ASNrtl REGATTs % IHE NTW-ioRK YACHT
cLCB.
TIE Annual Regatta Of the New-YOrk Yacht Club
WI take place this year on Thurs lay, June >. The
course will he from Elysan Fields TO the Southwest
SPIT, ard back. Tte.e VII, be 10 stake-boat at
Quarantine as heretofore, bat instead Of tat stake
boat "ili be moOred at Robins Reef, another of the
Long Is-and shore, AID on the return one of Castle
Garden to be passed around. The steamer Josephine
has been Chartered by the Club for the use Of men,
bers ard their families, end az auxiliary steamboat
las been provided for the members Of the press ard
portion of the Regatta Committee. Il is believed
that the entries for the race will be quite up to the
maIk OF former years. new classification OF vessels
has been adopted this sesson. Instead Of allowing
time for tunnsse OF area Of sas a: in former coItests
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19

FROM HAyANA-The United States mail steamship
Quaker City, X. w. Shufedt commander, left New
Orleans on the morning of the 18th inst. for New
York via Havana, at which port she arrived at 0
a. IN. of the 4th after rapid run Of 4s hours from
city 10 city. Left Havana evening Of same day for
this port aud arrived at her wharf at o'clock last
evening.
The Quaker City brings Ia passengers, Slis 900 IN
silver specie, and full cargo for this port
There little of interest occurring at Havana.
Stock of sugars hand 200 boxes. freights
were improving. Health Of the city and ISLAND good.
The Quaker City has experienced strong northerly
winds ON the passage from Havana.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-19
JUDGE EDMONDS ON SPIRITUILISM..IV
No w.
PHYSICAL MANIFESTATIONS.

To A< Edikv Of TIE ~ y. Tribune
SIR: BY this term, which has acquired a sort of
technical meaning among Spirituaists, mean those
things in connection with spiritual intercourse which
are addressed to senses, irrespective Of what is
addressed TO our mental or moral consciousness.
have known all the TO be thus addressed
and will relate in detail in this and the ensuing
paper incidents calculated to show that
I. Smelling: Once, after midnight, when was in
bed sick of headache, l perceived an odor of a
peculiar kind, such as l had never smellcd before,
pupgent but not ungrateful. 1t was not difused
through the room, but was presented TO my nostrs
at intervals, as if from smelling bottle. Lying on
INV side fancied it might from the bed clothes.
1 accordingly changed my position to lying on the
other side, and on my back and sat mp in bed throw
ing off the clothes But in every situation it con-
,nued to come with the same smell, and with similar
intermissons. In short time it operated both as a
sathartic and emetc, and was speedily relieved of
my illness.
Once sfterward, when WAS again sick, had the
same odor presented TO me, but less puugently and
without the like effect
1 never at any other time smeled that peculiar
scent.
Twas once present when O vial containing water
which had been purified by distiilaton, was passed
from hand to hand at one OF our circles until the
water became medicated and emitted very percept
ible odor.
Ihsd read Of vial OF water being prepared and
used as magic mirror, and was inclined to try the
experiment. Distilled water in vial was allowed to
stand for some tine on the table, around which the
circle were assembled and it was then put away IN
closet. After remaining there few days, was
soundo be medcsted, and also emitted rypercep-
Gble odor.
In both these instances we tod ,ha, the medi-
cation was for curative purposes, and know that
the contents Of one of the ysls used with that
object and apparently with effect. 1 cannot speak
certainly Of the effect, because i know only the
means used and the result. What produced that re-
suit cannot Of course know. ! can only judge.
9. Tasting: In the earlier stages Of my nvestiga-
lions in bad health, which had been increasing
on me for some years, and fain 10 believe that
have been materially aided from this unseen source
IN my recovery. OF thst shall have occasion to
speak more hereafter; now have only to remark
that several times when at circles, and when the
presence Of the influence was very palpsble-and e1-