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New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
RIPARIAN RIGHTS.
The case Of The Pilot COmmis.lOgers asl. n,

The case Of the Pilot Commissioners ast hesnth
A General Term of the Supreme Court for
the Second District, commepced at Newburgb, Orange
County n y. on Monday. On Tuesday the Of Rus
sell eugs and Others tho Board OF COmmisopers Of
Pilots. applts., agt james NesmIth, ct al, tesps was
called but neither side responding therefore went over
until Term The question In this case Is whether tho
piers occupied by the defendants are private property
held by them as owners In fee, or arc subject 10
regulation by the Legislature, for the benefit or
the public. The defendants claim that as riparl-
an owners IN fee, and under grant from the
Corporation of New-York. OF the land under water
between high and low water mark they have erected the
accommodation and that they be nterferod with
by third parties by tho Legislature unless, In the
latter compensation made required BY the Con-
stUtOn ia ali cases whero private property is subjected
70 public The plaintiffs claim that the defendants
acquired anything than franchises to erect
piers in the public navigable waters OF tho harb0r
that all such franchises, whether owned by ripa
Iian owners or other parties are always subject
to tho right OF the Legislature TO control
their and that the act OF 1883, establishing
regulations for the Port OF NewYork, under which this
action brought to compel the defendants to open tho
piers TO public use, was proper exercise OF legislative
right aud cannot be questioned by defendants. There
being no dispute to the facts the question involved
pier-holders Of Brooklyn The plaintiffs counsel Wm.
Allen Butler ESQ., OF this city, ready and anxious to
proceed but owing to engagement at the Montgomery
Circuit Court OF the defendants counsel. d. SimaD
esq ~ case requiring the attendance OF large
Der VI witnesses, the argument necessarily post
pOned until the next term Of the Court which VIII trans
plre in November prOXimo.
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QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE sUPERINTENDENI
OF POLICE.

Tho Ouartelly Report OF tie superintendent
.,o,oro,i,an police dated Aug ], sLoVe The compos
lion of the force to be one Superintendent i Peoo
1e Surgeons 40 Captans III Serge alf u houius'D' -"
pa,rolmen detailed on spccial duly s5 DooIneh an.
Sts Potrolmcn making total Of sf men eNc!uslYf ~
70 persons employeg as c9rhs $40 IN Kings Connty o. in
Eic6mond ana in Weetchcstel ynY Nt', lays WGLe ere
LOST v sickness by the whole iofte during he qNNgL if
m reneating the usual compliment TO Inspector leonatds
school Of Instruction says that by thls eontse oi III
stn,ction n policeman j. better qualified within Two
months than he would be in double az many years WhcIe
he would be obliged 10 grope hs way to kn0weoge OF
his duties heretofore The number OF detailed pObce
men not large when compared with those oil former
years; but small az II IT, it could safely pc reduced
stages against pichpookets me number 6, oi
ss' 2ss in VA Richmond qis and 1'H in %cseIsser 25
making total OF 27siS persons arrested OF whom Ss2
could neither read nor write. and 2l9 could read only vi
the whole number 5Ss under 80 years OF age ana
1926 that OF the males 5lCl were between M 10
and 20 years Gas between 20 ana 80 years, ASo
and 30 years, 2735 over so years OF the re-
males 81 SS SrS TsTe % ycaS BETWEEN @ 90 and 20 o
between and 90 years and 562 over 90 years Oh age
nrcseTyed in the persons arrested between those who
are American born and those OF lOleIgh bIIth hnn9
is4C5 were born abroad 1858 born in The United
states of which latter number coored persons
The natyities were as follow Unlted sta's o,
scotland 327 Wales 81 British Provinces, 1853; total 1906
Germany North and South 9,42l; France, lii gus gus
wa %av '!a St Denmark Ia; Other countries, ie3;
or the incidental duties performed ny me fOee reSou
of only n portion be made. Among them the Hollow
ing may be presented In this report 204 lost children de
lvercd to parents and guardians at station houses sg
lost children brought Central Office; 3G abandonedJn
fants delivered to Aims House. Gil ANIMALS iond asti;y
aud restored 1212 accidents reported; l3oo
buildings found open and secured by Poleenen 2e4 hres
attended by members oftAe force; ld5s violations ol
pOration ordinances reported for action ny anholl'
sl9 destitute persons furnished with shelter sllo9
received in charge from l0dgers and others ana rest2S
TO them in condition 10 take care oi themselves
property clerk reports having received INTO DIS custou
during The quarter $40 lots Of stolen ana lost proe!
with 700 remaining hand making $3.50 lots III us
charge OF these he restored Az lots ana undcr
section Gs chapter the laws Of l NJ sou - u.
The proceeds Of which SALE amounting to S59 81 was pau
over 10 the Police Life Insurance fund thcre ioN ic
mains i'm his hands 1855 lots OF goods lhe Cohuon W
the force was never in any respect better.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
THE THIRD REvENUE DISTRICT FRAUDS.

In accordance with the request of Secretary
McCulloch expressed in Mr.. Harlands letter published
exclusively in THE TRIBUNE OF yesterday that the papers
m the Cacot case should be forwarded 10 Washington
for examination the clerical force OF the l. g District
Attorney Office have been busy engaged in copying
them that the papers may be forwarded and the cx-
animation take place without delay Certified copies viii
be sent to Washington tomorrow. The assertions OF Mr.
Calicotts friends that Mr. Tracy has 10 his possession
dOeumeQts which would clear Mr. OaeQu 0f the charges
against him s stated by Mr. Tracy 70 be untrue. The
documents In the DistTictAtorneys Office Will have
entirely different effect upon Mr CaicOts case. The al
legations that Mr. Tracy had drawn up ond cndeavOrod
TO procc the adoption by the Revenue Board OF certain
vndictve resolutions. is as6 sfonuQusy denied by him
Dir Tracy the contrary asserts that Instead Of press
ing the charges against Mr. CacOtt with undue haee he
the suspected officers several weeks to reply and II
possible to explain the suspicious crSdmstances which
led TO tho institution OF proceedings This opportunity TO
silence the whole affair by tu explanation, was do.
clined by Mr. Callcott and the officers under him con-
ceTned in the matter morning paper states that on
account Of the labor incident to the exemlnQon Dis.
Attorney Courtney medltates sepdng In his rosgna.
tion Which will shortly be followed by that Of Mr. Mess.
more An official In the Revenue Board places TINS
among the number OF absurd rumors given to the world
by the journal In question.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
PORT OF SEw.YORE

ARRIVED.
Bt George Kngnu Edge Zanzibar Juas H. coffee &e Green
Arnold K Co.
Eclipse f Liverpool Owen Rio JansO e days with coffee TO
Arnold Il Co.
Bsk Maria Never Of and 50 ~th ndse and
Had westerly vinde stove
bulsgks, forehOuse, split sails &c. =,
Monde fIts Leghora 20 days. with maTbIes
rags, &C., TO Fabbn & Cbauueey.
WISD-At sarset, 8. w.
SPOKEN.
knight Of snOwdeHshp July a. Ia, IS o. loa 10 B. va,osed
and abandoned.
ChauueeT-bs ins lat AZ 35 lon 49, from Baltimore for DEM
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Sept l2Arryed. shr Bre Boston, GesustT Gen.
Barnes NesYok Fannie Bahmore brig Joe Gordon Rio anern
2-Aived steamship GfsuAls HeN icIh tf
Josie DetseuI Boston
Salel. bark Sacramento for Brunswick, Ga
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tn. ,.a for HIS own services. and those of

I'm. ,ont for his own services, and those Oh
Two women employed by him in cleaning the supreme
Court rooms. while under repair las Summer Docsi9h
rclcrvcd. VIM. II. Mallory clelk IN tho once OF the
Board oi Couuclmen presented claim FOR s40 lo extra
services as clerk - Committees. Decision reserved JOS
r. Webster for scrylng tax bills for three months, <0o
P,trck Tracy presented claim for s45 so FOR extra
services on Sundays during Is months, as keeper
Sfuvyesont Park Decision reserved The clam OF
Michael McGowen messenger in the Controllers Once
for taking aidavits, SIS So was then taken UP o
sidcratlon Decision reserved. President DepeW Nae
notified all persons Interested that al cases on me Sia
calendar are To be called peCmpcr!y on Mchd"y ne,i,
Petitioners who do not appear at that tine must so 10
tie bottom Of the General Calendar.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
BOARDS OF Audit.

No cases were ready yesterday at the calling
OF the caieudar but the following claims were subse-
quenty presented Robert Hamilton Tor extra services
Messenger OF the Board Of COuncimen S250 decision
reserved. John Leonard, employed by the Street Com.
lnssiOneTs to watch the erection OF 49,
on the Bloomngdaleroad three months services $3.50
Mr. Leonard testified that be watched the progress Of the
building Is months prior TO his euspensoB; work was
done on the building during the mohths for which lie
claimed compensation, but weekly reports fur
Hishsd. WlQaW u Ricketts, pEessplea llaW
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nept Committee on the Internal eyenne was aiscu..s

at length, Committee the Revenue Was appointed
TWO years ~ fee reduction 0i the tax alcohol
WHOM used Az the PREPARATION CT medicines, ard an al
tustiuent Of the duties which should discriminate n
fayor Of standard rroParatona compounded according
10 tle United Stltca PnlHBacOQHia. This COmmteN
peuaied Congress 10 make Important changes m
The Revenue law but the aggregate result Was uhsats-
factory to many members cf the Associations and ihere-
fore second committee appointed az the session. IN
Detroit last year. The report or the second committee.
already presented 20 the Association. shows but little
progress ana they express the opinion that all the fneary
for remedying the grievances Of the profession
under the existing law have been eshallst4d
Many members think that tho efforts Of tho
Association 70 secure modification Of the law HbonJd
be continued and urge that the profession bring tier
hnence to bear directly upon Congress instead ~ tho
executive officers OF the Government In the disc ussion
DR.. Squbbs sad that he bad b. rcquC lied by Comns-
soner Wees to mark ~ no ,hougnt just schedule of
the aihs on foreign drugs ard The Influence O tho Com,
missioner was promised III efforts 10 Peauf ton oS
these tariffs. The Association voted not ~ GrJCst aa-
otheI Committee ON the Revenue
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
AMERICAN PHARMACEuTIcAL ASSOCIATION

Action was postponed on a resolution for the
formation OF National Library and Museum, to be de-
voted TO phnrmacoogy, materia medica, and collateral
subjects. The founding Of such museum has been
strongly urged by Prof Agassz and other Of our we'll
known naualists AT the afternoon session. after tho
reading VI scientific essays, motion to appoint peIma
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tAnnouncenenial |

Now READY, largest and best assorted stock
Of EADYMiDB CLOTHING for Gentlemen and Boys exhibited al
retail 10 Nerloh
BROKLw pRoTHERs,
Nos % 10 Ji PouTth.Ave, extending
through 10 No. o. Lafayette. place.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13

ENGLISH CARPETS from Auction at HIRAM
AvDr.oN No. 90 BoHer Wholesale AID re at unprecedented
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13

KNOA's FALL STYLE OF GENTLEMEN's HATS
The Hat Manufacturer Of Broadway popular and energetic KSo1
has realized hghe,. ambition in the production Of the Hat be pro-
poses for public approval s Fall II combines marvellous de
e elegance and dash aud M take The town BY storm His
stores No. 2l2 and No. SO Broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
rrNrAN PICNIC AND SHAM BATTLE.

FALL STYLE of Gents, Youths and Boys
Has 10 variety ready popular prices BURKE No l?s Fulton ct
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13

Miss Lotto made her last appearance at
Wa8cks fheater last evening The house was crowded
in every part moro decided or more sudden popular
success than that OF Lotta has seldom If ever beep
in this city. If not as an accomplished aelIgss
estlg character she has attafh6d ffpf that VIII pe
eaPe9t, IECInsst AZ 9rG t2oSSiT0w oScy night af SSe
ten days Waacks Thester will be closed fd necessary
renovation TTepaTatOTS to the new season Mr. Lester
Walack since hs return from Europe, has been passing
the time at Long Branch His theatrical company, for
the Fall and Winter seasob includes oil the old favortes
aud several new names, and IS very Strong.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-08-22

The AUTHORITY TO PREACH. The
Reverend Stephen II. Tying, Jun, is un-
der trial BY the Episcopal Dioces Of
New York on a charge Of sbreach Of,
discipline" in officiating at religious
services in Methodist church at New
Brunswick, New Jersey. The charge is
preferred by DIR. Stubbs of the Episco-
pal Church, and is, in plain terms, to the
effect that DR.. Tying had preached in d..
Stubs parish without his consent or
authority. One is naturally led by this
statement to wonder if any of the apos-
ties in the early days Of the church usu-
ally asked permission of the others to
..ofiiciate" in their parishes !; or il any
other authority or warrant was demand
ed of them than the divine command,
..Go We into all the world and preach
the gospel to every, creature, or that
other Of that man of sound doctrine, st.
Paul. who. advising Timothy, wrote to
him thus: ..Preach the word be instant
in season, and ont of season reprovc.
rebuke, exhors with all long suffering
and doctrine. - Harper's Wtekiy. se}ss
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-08-22

rounds Of the papers, On what is claim
ed to be the authority Of General Grant.
that it is costing million dollars week
to attempt TO preserve the even half
peaceful relation which We now hold with
these Indians It cannot be that Grant
ever made such . Wild exsggerassd state
ment. Fifty two millions il about twice
a. much as the whole army cost, fnclud
ing all that is appropriated for the pur-
chase Of sites for and building all the
Notifications all along the sea coast and
the Interior forts and barracks ssa IS
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-08-22

AN ITEM FOR THE DEMocRACY.-The
Wheeling Intelligencer says the return
made by the Assessors of Berkeley
county to the Auditor Office shows that
in the year 1866 there were 355 births
one for every day int year-in that
county and of these not a single one
was n1ulatto. That is to say, speaking
more accurately, no. q single child was
born Of black or mulatto mothers that
could claim white paternity. The re-
cord of the county shows not less than
forty or fifty such children born in any
previous year. The fact is curiously
suggestive, and may be instructive to
those who have been predicting general
as result of the new
in the Aansfeld Her
ald @ K@s A&a
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-08-22

VorE OF TsNNBssBB.-The vote for
Governor in fennesse 1t the last elec-
tion is footed mp by the Nashville Press
assfollows: East Tennessee, Etheridge.
2,793; Brownlow, "a ,955. Middle Tenn
aessee, Etheridge, $3.50; Brownlow, 27.
ia. West Tennesssfe, !, Ethsridge. 6.sl2;
BrownlOw,s 2,572 sfsLoyal Militia"
sBrownlow, "a. Total for E6heri,,ee,
1884; Browniow. 6e, ,ss1. Brownlow..
majority. s48,8 ,88s.s srssg.asas S s.s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-08-22
Ginaer Beer.

Here is q recipe for making beer, a
very wholesome aad refreshing summer
beverage: Put two gallons of cold wa
ter into pot upon the Ere, add to it two
ounces of good ginger, bruised, and two
pounds of white or brown sugar. Let
this come to boil, and continue boil
ing for a bout half an hour. Then skim
the liquor and pour it into a jar or tub
along with one sliced lemon and half an
ounce Of cream of tarter.
When nearly cold put in q teaspoon
full of!yeast,to cause the liquo: to work
The beer is now made !, and alter it has
worked for two DAYS, strain it and bottle
it for use. Tie down year corks i.rmly.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-08-22
OL.. XXXVU.t
By GIL PIBRCE.

-u N By GIL PIERcr. .----.
I'IL tell the stary once .gain-sA - a7ssssys.
a. A STORY counted olden--s. assass rsse
s1)f love, albeit fresh and pure,
as That turned from green TO golden;
For there's not one in ninety mine s s4aaH 6
or all that Cupid reaches, 50 sas
Who'll faithful prove to sugar p!ums ssz9a $50
y When offered cream and peaches. as7g eya-s5
They parted, with shower of tears 81 ssGs 81 S.
Adowu their faces streaming, g a1laT s6T
And saw with faith through coming years
. Their love like meseors cleaning so4lss7 Ia
And when he lurred, and, gazing back 81 /.
Saw Sarah pale and fearful aasaa Euz 81
The vows of constancy he made vas-rs.
Es-aWers absolutely fearful. alas ga sz 1zl
a7Ff aEe - ,aFss ,asT acaf ,ss7gs st asa Gs-q
e At first the dainty missives few tssf z- s.
aas Like snow fakes soft and tender, ~.
And melted on their glowing hearts
Like dew upon the fender; -4e-s Il . :.
Eight pages brimming Ger with love,
sa With poetry and kisses. es gr.s,- .-. =.
= And vaguest hints of gushing joys -z s,--
ag When Miss should change to Mrs.
Alas! he saw girl with brown
Instead of golden tresses;
He liked the contour of her nose,
The way she wore her dresses.
And Sarah met q stranger, too,
II A "kiling' chap; moreover,
He wasn't short and fat, like John,
But stood six feet and over.
Twas very strange. But now they laughed,
For time had aooled their ardor,
And letters always waited now
The luncheon IL the larder;
And when they met in after years,
As proud as lords and ladies,
They showed, not signs of 'buried hopes."
But half dozen babies.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-08-22
WE'LL DOVE.


He does well who does his best; adz
Is he weary let him rest, -
Brothers I have done my best, s
am weary-let me rest, 5a
After toiling Oft in vain, Ef ,I -
Paffled, yet to struggle fain;
After toiling long, 70 gain e
Little good with mickle pain,
Let me rest. But lay me low, Ea q
Where the ide roses blow; w So 3
Where the little daises grow, -
Where the winds 2 Maying go;
Where the footpath rustic pod, -y---s
Where the breeze blewed poplars nod;
Where the old woods worship God, s
Where His pencil paints the sod;
Where the welded tnrostle sings, ID
Where the young bird tries his wings,
Where the wailing plover sings;
Near the runiet's rushing springs
Where, at times, the tempest's roar.
Shaking distant sea and shore, -.-t.
Still will rave ola Burnsdale DER, 90
10 be heard by me no morel a&5@
There, beneath the breezy Vest,
Tired and .hanxful let me rest,
Like ch,ii s.cefeth ee.t rErrrrr. rHrTrl
On It's mothers gentle breast. ~ H4Ef ] =
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-08-22

GOODSPEED's GOLDEN PENS, celebrated
for their 6exiblity durability smoothness of
ton, antcorrosiveness economy and general adauta
tion. Superior steel pens Invariably give sstis-
action One bog samples, by mail post paid. ss
PFiee list furyh shed Agents, on application.
J.H. cOBURN, I36 Vine st., Cincinnati, o.
taE ssa7s Sole Agent fer this West and South.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-08-22

There are eight newspapers in this
country owned and edited by negroes.
Seven of them are weekly, with an aver
age circulation Of 5000. These are in
Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati.
The Tribune. in New Orleans, is issned
daily, and it is said has circulation Of
$4,000 copies. S se s..s fs@'ess-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-08-22

You've MEN.--An advertisement for a
young man to work in store. in Port
land, brought. such a rush of applicants
that the advertiser was dismayed. 1t
was as bad as similar call would be in
Chicago. Probably if young man to
work on a farm had been advertised for,
not single applicant wocld have APP
peared = Chicago Tribune. s
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-05-10

At Oxford. somet~enty years ago,
= tutor Of one Of the Colleges. limped
6his wdk Stopping one day hst
summer at railway station he was
accosted by a well known politician,
who recognized him, and asked if be
was Pot Chaplain Of the College sf
such time, naming the year. The
doctor replied that be was. az was
there" said his interrogation, and
knew yeu BY your limp well
said the doctor, 8 II seems my limping
made q deeper impression on yon
than my preaching" :. All, Doctor
was the reply, With ready Wit, 1T il
the highest compliment we can pay !
minister to say that he is known BY
bis walk rather than by his converse
fion.r
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-05-10


40FFAT'S LIFE PILLS
AND PHGNIX BlTTEnA
Tho Nest Successful Medicines
IN tho World. & 80
EstablIshod IN 1886 by one or
eur Host Eminent PhysicianS, and
new used throagAe1t North and
6eath America, With moro pleasing
results than any other Medicine In
eases a. diseased Liver, Bleed or.
Skin, Indigestion, Costiveness,
Bilioas Complaints, rheumatism
and Fever and Ague. / -. ~ q. =. !.
Thousands Of certi1ostes are in
ear peasession, giving detailed
aeeeents ~ perfect CURns effected.
~ theses inva1uahls Medicines.
They regulate the System and put
al tho functions a. the body
In . healthy condition. z :
ooN b I'll Dsueyists. whits 4 Hswland, propri-
stors ousosssen v ps. lola 1s1ht A. d. y. \
Ms1.4 xsv Tea. bas ~ i
AAEW PERFUME - TIE AAsDKnCnlLa.
PAsssss sNluhs DIss.i.s Cer-.s.,
PAsss.s .HasAs Dsss.a.s csrss..y
RAsassb "Nishs Dlse@tse Csssss.s
szHt =
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-05-10

The English reports ~. tie Paxis
Exposition are gradually Assuming a
more fa,tering character. through
John still finds much to complain
about. We get some idea Of the mag
nitude of this show by the statement
that there are no less than ferty,r'ce
thousand exhibitors represented. The
greatest number ever before gathered
was 1t the London Exhibition. in
1862. when nearly $4,000 we're repres-
ented. But this is an osnssi,tm gather
ana combination of all shows
horse show, cattle show, poultry show,
dog sho~, blowing match. . show to
illustrate the whole history Of labor
throughout the civilized world.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-05-10

ORrcISAIITr IN WRrTING. II
You would write to any purpose, you
must be perfectly free from within.
Give yourself as You are-what Won
are, and how you see it. Every man
sess with his own eyes, or does not
see at all. This is incontroye rtibly
true. Bring ont WHIT YOU have. If
You have nothing. be an honest beg
gar rather than respectable thief
Emerson.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-05-10
Probate Notice.

sTATEOF IOWA.
Buchapan County.
In ecu ~ Court Of said County.
To the heirs, iegatees, aud all other persons r.
= terested IN the Will or Estate of Simeon i,
Curtis, deceased: =.
you are hereby notified that on the eth dav of
: APRIL A. D. 1867. WesIy .. Curtis and Ohss
- oufns. were appcinted by the County Court
tate OF simeon b. Curtis deceased. All pcrsons
indebted 70 the Estate are hereby requested 10
settle the same without delay, with the under
s'gnen and all persons having claims against
sara Estate are required to fisc and prove the
same according TO law. ~
Dated at independence, this 9Th day of Anr;l
.. y. 1857. WESLf q. CURTIS.
CHARLES. q. CURTIS.
s<-4wl EtecutorN
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1867-05-10
We End the following in the Stat

We End the following in the State
Register "a gentleman called at
the Sanctum yesterday Who received
light from the outer world only
through an artificial pupil in one Of
his eyes. The sight of the other eye
was gone, and this one only saved BY
IN artificial process. Step by step do
the medical fraternity advance in the
manufacture of artihcialhuman beings,
but there is one point where they will
be compelled to stop. Nerves they
can't manufacture, aud will probably
never aspire t. it,'A - "