The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-15

The Present Partisan Sensation
Is mysterious, doctor from Java, who
cprcs caneers with ths most miraculous
pccess. 1Ie does ndt use the knife nor
apy extSFnal application, but effects bis
remedied dby dieting aud internal specifics
Adolphe Sax, the inventor Of the Sax
horn,was afflicted withaLlack cameron
the lip. In June last, the Java doctor
commenced treating the sore. In No
,yember it seemed worse than, lever. The
strange physician insisted that the patient
shopld be Photographed2 Sax sdemnrr-
ed, but the doctor threatened to abandon
shingsend heHy yieldedssIhe doctorsSssid'
ssesI desired this portrait tofsycuinsthis
state because wilhoalnh, when yonsare
cured, others will notsbelieves that you
Iwasleyer az. youaresssIna fewdays you
will be swell!v .gas.eS3 sa& arg.--a6isss
And In effect. some days after the in
lamati on became horrible, the tumor
more rightful than ever. 1t was.like a
hot coal deyouringl the face of .the un-
happy Sax, But wonderful torelate. the
fame seemed TO devour only the evil; the
cancer alone was burnt, and it's carbon
iaed fragments, some Of them the sise Of
a cherry dropped away.q To-day thereis
-netths slightest scar even nofthis formid-
able disease before whiohthe savans were
Epowerlessag ~ hhziaseasg e3 rseAs
- In gratitude for this miraculous cure,
Sax's friends offeredpto the Black Doctor
a banquet, at which were one hundred
and fifty coverss Among the guests were
Auber. Halevy, Berloiz ndsotlersmusi'
cal celebrities, ,and the occasion was a most
enthusiastic me. The Black Doctor said
but little, but he ate heartily and was
highly honorcd. gsg'' sa sanau sass9ay
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The North Fairfield (O.) Gazette
gives on account of monster, half horse,
half mana parody ofthe tabled Uentaui
(which has been foaled in that place,
by a mare. asThe body is that Of horse,
the neck is shaped like mans. and ,h.
head and faceeare those Of q human be.
inc. s'sn8s sil ya hsdEg aib ~ EsTsa
Do "Tho frontal parental. occipital, and
temporal bones are formed and united
like, those of man. 'PbrenologicalIy,
physicians have decided that its head inl
dicates more intelligence tkan ithe heads
Of ostchildren at birth. gItspbysiogno-
my varies from that ola man ID having
a roseathat resembles d bulldog and has
butouclslieIiKc nostrI extending across
the middle Eot his nose. 1.-The nose pro.
jects abraptly ffcm'tlie lower partof The
faceabout twoinches, under which is an
upper sahd lowe rjaw, resembling that Of
ahofse.7 IL has "a horn On the inside Or
the eimouth, situated about the middle Of
thsiuppcrjaw; in front Of this horn the
entire inside Of the mouth isalike that Of
a'horse- e---back ofit,it resembles the hu-
man mouth; and placing the hand 50 as
10 cover the parts in front Of this horn in
the mouth, the human headis complete,
withthe exception Of the ears, which are
back Of the head, at the extreme upper
end Of the neck, and resemble those Of a
horse.l lHTheaeyss are d decided mixture
---physicians being fopinion that tinsome
respects those Ola horse, i'm others those
Of a dog, while in others ,of d man." asw
The editor Of the Gazette ,testifies that
helhad scensand touched the monster and
afiirms the truthof what he says. ItSis
carefully preserved in spirits, and prepar.
ations are beng made for its exhibition
tolthe ipublic,d ,sa oi asoazag oaw oSw
dayS 3s-----rr--1-7 .4--,- A---- tsD bsts7
ri R Ay0ung gallant from Charlestown
was travelling on an Alabama steamboat,
when he learned that Nile. Piccolomin
was upon the same boat With proprie,
ty and decorum III. .ayailed himself of ar
Introduction 10 her, and became mucl,
pleased with the Siennese Princess. Dur.
ing tie trip the Boat stopped to wood VI
near bank where the Jasmine hung il
rich proiusion. which instantly attracted
Mn. Piccolomini's attention. They wer,