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Hon. George II. PendletOn on the Chinese
Question.

A large number of laboring men from
Cincinnati and suburbs recently serenaded
Hon. George II. Pendleton, the great eUlite
statesman of the West at his home in Cliff
ton, Ohio. He responded in an appropr;-
ate speech of which the following are ex-
tracts
l object to its adoption because it is part
and parcel of a scheme to flood the country
with a forced importation of an immense
number of Chinese-of cooles-and thus
for second time bring into our midst an
alien race and to repeat in a more difficult
form the social and governmental questions
which have so unhappily divided oar people.
= Their skilled
laborers get three or four dollars month,
and with this they seem content. They
work from daylight to sunset and have but
a single holiday in year. Their food con-
sists of rice, salt, few vegetables and some
times fish The plan proposed is to bring
immense numbers Of these people here TO
supply the demand for labor in the fields,
and the factories and the shops. We in
Ohio have not appreciated the Importance Of
this movement
protest against it now, in time, before it
is carried out-before we are confronted with
duties and interests growing out of their
presence. They arc an alien, an inferior and
idolatrous race. They have not our tastes,
or habits, or manners, or developments, on
religion. They are not fit to become citi-
zens Or to enjoy the right of suffrage. Anal
or mi, 10th b,,,.
ours. Isolation will give rise to great troub-
les. England, Ireland, Germany, Norway,
France have an overfowng population OF
our own race, similar to us in blood, in man
ners, in religious faith-an industrious, stur-
dy, self-reliant, self-respecting people They
are fit to become citizens. They will mix
with us, and our commingled blood is purer
for the association. Let us invite them with
open arms to come to us. Let us people our
country with the best races of men.
But the Chinese will give us the cheap
labor, cheap human labor, despise the word.
1t signifies crime and shame. 1t signifies
squalor, degradation, ignorance, vice. Are
not laborers men-our fellow men? They
have bodies to clothe and stomachs to feed, !,
and minds to educate, and spirits to elevate,
and old age to provide for. They have
homes which they love, and wives whom
they cherish and children whom they hope
to make worthy citizens-the honest fathers
and virtuous mothers of succeeding gener-
alton. And can you remember these duties
and see these aspirations; can you contem-
plate the patient hopefulness of cheerful and
contented, because fairly compensated indus
try, and talk of cheap labor? Labor is too
cheap now. Labor does not receive its just
reward. This country needs skilled labor
ers, Jealous industry; it needs that such la
Dor shall not be cheap, but that it must be
bountifully rewarded
1t must command the efforts of an advanc-
ing civilization, and the favor of just God :,
until at last the human intellect, and hand
and blood, as they constitute the nobler,
The Placer herald., 1870-07-30

1t must command the efforts of an advanc-
ing civilization, and the favor of a just God =,
until at last the human intellect, and hand
and blood, as they constitute the nobler,
shall also be the better paid member in the
great partnership of labor and capital.
The Placer herald., 1870-07-30
VALUABLE RANCH FOR SALE.

TNHE we'll known Ranch of the subscriber, stu
l ated four miles northeast of Lincoln, Placer
county (adioning the celebrated Vineyard of j.
r. Nickerson), containing 800 acres Of land, 125
acres of choice Vineyard land, about 100 acres of
natural meadow land, acres of Orchard and
Vineyard; the balance heavily timbered, well
watered-Doty's ravine running through it; good
improvements, including two barns, 3ox4o feet
each, well fenced. Title U. S. Patent.
This is one of the best Ranches in Placer
county. Part OF the purchase money can remain
on the place.
For further particulars apply to JOSEPH
WALKUP, PLACER HERALD office, Auburn, or TO
the subscriber on the Ranch.
ie4 J. r. MYERS.
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TERRENCE McGRANT.

P. S.-Whn | arrive in New York
shall open an exhibition of the place where
me hair was, at tin cents a head Be jabers
haven't hair enough left to make wather-
fall for child five years old. I. McG.
The Placer herald., 1870-07-30

A female amendment mas been JaIcd at
Nashville for burning up her baby.
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Terence McGrant.
OMAHA, NEBRASKA, Ju

OMAHA, NEBRASKA, June 25
MIsTHER PUMMERY-Lasht wake | was
at Niagara Falls, enjoying the prodigious
washte of wather there, and, afther engag-
ing rooms for me Cousin Ulsses and the
balance of the family for portion of the
summer, the hotel paple took livery prccau-
ton to kape me from dying of thirst. Be-
gorra, they gave me more different kinds of
highwines then iver | was af,her drinking in
won day at me cousins table, and that is
putting it moighty sthrong, ye can aisily be-
lave. Jist as was afther getting in a con-
dition to buy all the loose property around
there, and was negotiating wild gntleman
to place rope across jist above the falls for
me cousin and meself to give Blondin exhi-
bitions during the hot months, for the bene-
fit of the inhabitants, recaved tilligrapb
from me cousin as follows.
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OFFICIAL ADVERTISING.

The following rates, AS FIXED BY LAW, will be
charged for all legal advertisements and notices
For the first insertion, one dollar and fifty
cents per square of two hundred and fifty ems
and one dollar per square for each additional in
sertion up to four, and thirty-five cents per
square for each subsequent insertion.
f-S- All legal advertisements must be plainly
written and the number of insertions must al
ways be marked oil the margin of each adver-
tisement. or they will be continued and charged
accordingly. The publisher will not be rcspon-
sible for faulty or illegal manuscript
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LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary, considered as wishing to
continue their subscription.
e 2. If subscribers wish their papers discontin-
ned, publishers may continue to send them until
all charges paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the office or place to which the are
sent, they are held responsible until they settle
their bills and give due notice to discontinue
4. II subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher, and the paper is sent to
Notice should always be given of the removal.
S. The Courts have decided, that refusing to
take paper from the office, or removing and
leaving it uacalled for, is prima facie evidence
of intentional fraud
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WASHINGTON, June 2

w ASHINGTON, j Unt 2.
Cousin TERENcE-Inclosed we will find
Red Cloud, General Sheridan and other saw
ages on the train going wesht. l want you
to mix in wild thin, and find all about the
plans Of the savages for the future You
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United States MarshaI's Sale,

The United States Of America, South Caro-.
lima Dissriot.e-E!vlra II. II. Rutherford,
va. w. X. Griffin and Peter N Jon.
by virtue OF a writ Of Eicri Facias to me
directed, issuing out df the Honorable the
United States Circuit Court, for tho district
Of South Carolina, will expose for eaIc, to
the highest bidder, at Public Auction, at
Nrwberry Court House, OF tho seventh day
OF February, 1870, being tho FIRST Monday
Of tho month, all the right, tito and inter
est Of the defendants or either of them IN
and to tho following property, to wit:
Ono Tract Of Laud, situated in tho County
Of Newhcrry, l3 miles from the Court House,
bounded by lands Of X. G. Williams, Thomas
A. Floyd, 4. X. Ttibble, Mrs. Susan Nance
aud others, and containing five hundred aud
sixteen acres, moro or less.
One Lot lying Within the corporate limits
Of the town Of Newbcrry, bounded BY lands
Of Col. s. Fair and Osborne Wells, ESQ.,, and
tho street leading from the q. H., by tho
residences Of Coppock, Wright aud Noon,
towards Helena, and containing three acres,
more or less.
Ncwbcrry, tho promises upon which DR.. Pc
ter Moon now resides.
Also, the lumber Of ono old House lying
on Il lot belonging to n. Foot, in tho town
Of Sewberry, near tho II. II. Depot.
Levied on ns the property Of W. K. Grff
FIN aud Peter Moon, Defendants, at the suit
Of Mrs. Mvira II. II. Rutherford, Plaintiff
Terms Cash. Purchaser to pay tho Mar.
shal for the necessary papers and stamps.
Salo to he conducted by A. 2. piter,
Deputy Marshal, as Auclionccr.
Sale to commence ut ~ o'clock, m.
l.. f. JOHNSON, U. S. Mursl, !.
Jan. II, A. d. 1870. 3-3t.
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NENBBRRY / EM ALB
ACADEMX. i
A. p. rlFER, M. A., Principal.
MISS FANNIE LEAvELL, Assistant

TNHE next xcsslon Of this SCHOOL will
Il begin OH tho first Tuesday In January,
A. D., 1870. Tic Scholastic year will DO d.
vlded Into two SESSIONS Of 20 weeks cach,
with a vacation Of two months in the Sum.
mer. Tctms per scssIoa Of 20 weeks as fol-
lows:
Primary Glass Spelling, Reading,
Writing and Arithmetic. ............ $40. 90
Junior Class-AIodorn Geography.
English Grammar, and including above $l5. 90
Senior Class-PhySical and Anctent
Geography, History, Mental Philoso-
ply, Rhetoric, Composition, Latin,
Greek, Algebra. Geometry, ,'rrgonomo-
try, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and including above. ......... ..... $4,000
One halftho tuition must invariably be pnid
In advance and tho remainder ut tho end OF
cach Session. No reduction mudo except in
cnEes Of prolonged Illness.
p French. German, Spanish and Music will
DO taught by competent musters ut moderate
ratcs. Particular attention will be given to
tho study of tho English Language aud Com.
position,
For further information apply to
Col. s FAIR, Pros l,nnrd Trustees.
S. =. DOOZEK, Sec. Board Trustees, OF
the undersigned at Newlcrry, $. &.
A. +. PlFEi, Principal.
Dec %, 60-tf
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Sherif's Equity Sales

PhGbc X. Mcndenhall, OF al. vs.. n. II.
Coppock, ct al.-In Equity.
Pursuant TO the dccretal order In the
above stated cnsc, will sell on tho first
Monday In February next, at Ncwberry q.
H., that fuo valuable tract Of land known
rs the Mcndcnlmll Mill Tract, consisting OF
$50 acr. Of land, more or lcss, bounded by
lands Uf N. II. Coppock, j. X. Mcndcnali,
IL. II. Blcasc, B. II. Scott, ct al. On this
plantation are good mills, and the best mill
scat on Bush River, aud ubo ont 800 acres 0!
oriainsl forest.
Terms Of Salc.-Onc third casl,, the bal.
ancc In one aud two years III equal instnl-
ments, with interest from day Of sale. The
purchaser to give bond and mortgage of the
premises to secure the purchase moucy. 6
Lnvinia Kinard, vs. William Rook, admir-.
Ct aI-ln Equity, Ncwbcrry.-I3ill for
Dover, &c.
Pursuant to dccrctal order I'm this case
I will sell at Ncwbcrry c. IT,, on snic day
In February, 1870, the tract Of land IN New
berry ond I.nnrens Counties, belonging to
the estate Of John NJ. Kinard, deed, con.
taning soLc hundred and sixty-six acres
moro or less, aud bounded by lands Of Mur.
thu GORE, Jacob Summer, Calvin Subcr
and others.
Terms Of salc-Onc third cash and the
balance on twelve months credit, with mort.
gage Of premises and good surclics with in
teres: from day of sale. 8
Walter !. Ruff Lavinia q. Ruff, vs. John
s. Ruff & G. II. Subcr, Adm'r.-In EQUITY
Newberry S. q.
Pursuant to the dccretal order in the
above stated case, I will sell nj Now berry
C. H., on the first Monday In February
next, all that tract Of land containing 22n
acres more or tcas, bounded by lands OF
VIM. Anick, jasper Amick, Andrew Kisk,
Jessie Anick ct al.
Terms Of sa!e-t'ash. Purchasers to pay
for stamps and :.papcra.
T. N. PAYSINGER, S. n. c.
Jan. l9, 3-3t 8
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SheriH's Sale.

by an order from John 7. Peterson, Pro
bate Judge, to mo directed, will sell o.,
the first Monday In February next, at New
berry c. H., one trnct Of land contniuiGp
l004 acres, more or less, bounded by lands
Of Jnmcs Fnir, Mary Spence, Lewis Perkins,
Ct al. The same being tho real estate oi
David Cook. dcccaqed.
Terms Of Sale. .--One hall cash, balance
OIL II months, with mortgage to secure
the same. mud interest from day oI sale.
T. ". PAYSINGER, s. y. c.
Jan. 10, 3--3t. &
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ORDINANCE.

he It ordoiSSAA by tho Intcndant and
Wardohs Of tho Town S,S SSewSserry. IN Coun.
c,i assembled, and by I%Snor'ty I%ea , o. the ne
same, That all shop keepers or;'1ee!era or aa@ ~, IN
sp'r.taous liquors within tho corporate ..n'
ns, VINO sha'l keep opon doors on tho Lord,
ony, my. oc VINO snail sell spirits, wines or any
ceeft In case 0: sickness, shall forfS;t ,ho;. oi
license, and pay to tho Town Councir sor
tue use OF tho Incorporate ton a sum not laea
than fiity dollars for any such offence, Tia
Ordinance to take effect from dato of publ,.
Done In Council Chamber, this twenty.sec.
ond day Of January, In tho year Of orr
Lord, Eighteen Hundred and Seventy.
TlIOS. NJ. PAYSINGER, Intondant.
W. G. Peterson, Clerk.
Jan. 90, 4--8t.
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STATE OFSOUTH CAROLINA,
NEWBEnRY COUNTY.

INV DEIkIHI I NOUNTIs
BY John #. Peterson, Probate Judge.
Whereas, T.. W. Caldwell, hath made suit
to me to grant him Letters of Admfnistra.
tfon, Do bonis non, of the Estate and effects
Of o. 4. Rutherford, deceased.
These arc therefore to citc and admonish
Nll and singular, the kindred and creditors
Of the snid deceased, to bo and appear be.
foro me, In the Court of Probate, to be held
at Newbcrry Court House, on tho Slst day
of January next, after publication hereof,
at ii O'Clock IN tho forenoon, to shcw
cause, If any thoy have, why the said ad.
ministration should not bo granted. Given
under my hand this 18th day of January,
Ammo Domini, 1870.
JOHN T. PETERSON, =. ). N. @.
Jan 10, 3-2t
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Peeler Cotton Seed,
Jan, 20, Att.

! Ofmy own growth and ginning, guaran.
tccd pure, for sale. Price 81 per bus',c!.
Five bushels SIS. Seed received lust year
from Mr.. Richmond 'cclcr, OF Warren
County, Miss.
The rcclcr is q long .liht cotton, ns pro.
ductiva az my Of the so called "ProliRcs," )"
aud will certainly command from two to
five cts. per pound more than common cot.
ton. WM. II. KlNAKD.
Jan. 10 3 St.
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IRON and steel.

- At reduced prices.
10000 ibs. genuine Swcdes Plow Iron, as.
sorted, from to inches.
5000 lbs. "Jenks" English plow Steel, u.s.
sorted, from 8 to II inches
The above Of warranted quality, for satc
low for CASH ONLY ut ..
s. +. BOOZER g. cos.
Jan. 20, At.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-02
Icnry's Constitution Renoyator

EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS
"Dnctnr WINS vnrcinutci IN the lnspitni Tc-
FIRE ihut had no skin di>rusc. Cntii | Ind II
bottle our 'dons'itutiom ltrnuvntur. ."mn, nr.
tue. with running sores. Since USED two bot
Ties nun nii well eAcci'i II small sore on tie Gulf
otmy n iett !tE %,ni that is g"lting well fst.n
c:c"r md FUR ns II Imles. NV c"lnplrA i,,I,
tl'nkk to your 'HcuovnIur.' Is beautiful"
"ies. ye'. may well shy such relief was um-
kmnwn to me before Enclosed lind five ,Inllnra
Tor s'S bottles t~u families here want to try IT,"
u wns very much troubled with syphilis Your
icn!edy seems t" DC curing NE FAST. Send four
bottles per Express"
"No more rl,rumatsm Three bottles Of Consti.
tutSon Rcnovalor hnve mn,Ir nlr n new man
'Doctor. encnsc'l nd sc. Please send mo a
supply. Two ta'nics here want to Try your
Constitution RenovntOr."
We have not space for more Of the above cX>
hacts, but yen cnu msk yuur nCfshhur abuut the
remedy. Every one Inns something good to sny
fon AL. nlsEAsEs OF rlx
KIDNEYS, RETENTION or TIE URINE.
&c, &c.
Aud for Fclnuc Diseases,
Nervous Proatration, Weakness, General I.asRi.
t"dc, Want of appetite, II is unsurpassed
cA!TInN!-In ordering our remedy always
letters; The nrw law In our New York Tustoiicc
| c0mpels tins.
Address, Du. NJ. l. HENRY & CO.,
Director General I,crlin lluspitnI, Prussia,
Agency Of the Cmitcd States.
,Ia I.a:a64ratoTy, No 276 rcarlstrret rostofcc lsox
q. IS. AIMAR, Charleston, Agent.
" CONSTITUTION kENOVATOR H. 81 per
bottle, six b"'tirs lar 60. Sent anyw!r here Oh re-
pond conildentially, nnd reply will be muilo by
following mill.
Sold by uiI respectable Diuggits.
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WANDO .l|BRTYbIZEI},

The experiments of the past yrnr lnvc
confirmed those If Ior.cr years, aud cstab.
lishcd beyond MI controversy, tho grca,
merit Of this South Carolina Fertilizer.
Tic undersigned nrc the Agents ut Ncwhcr.
rry, and will furnish any quantity needed
by the planters Of this section. They aIso
have great numher Of small pamphlets
continuing testimonials of many Of tho hest
plnntcrs of this md adjoining States, ns
to 'ts fertilizing properties, which they will
distribute gratis.
r. MOORMAN g. co.
Jan 10 8 IT,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-02

tD SPEctAl NorIcE.-To parties in want
Of Doors, Sashcs and Blinds, VIC refer to
the advertisement Of j. p. ToALE, tho large
manufacturer Of those goods in Gharicsl on.
Price liat furnished on application.
July 22.9m
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-02

In the District Court of the
United States, for the District Of South
Carolina. III Re-Thos. W. Holloway,
Bankrupt. Tx Partc-lIaync D. Reid.
BY order Of Hon. Geo. s.. Bryan, Judge
of the United States Court, for tho Distric,
ofSouth Carolina, will sell on tho first
Monday In February next, at Ncwherry G..
H., tho notes and accounts Of the Estate OF
Thos. W. Holloway, Bankrupt, and Of Hol.
loway & Folk, Bankrupts.
HAYNE d. REID,
Jan. 10, 3-3t. Assignee.
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Town Lot for Sale.

; Tho undersigned Offers for. private sale,
5on very reasonable tcrns,. the House anu
Lot where h. resides. The Lot contains
yan aero, and is very valuable.
81 WILLIAM BROWNE, n. D.
~ Jan 10 8 st,
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Fresh Norfolk Oysters

If you want fresh Norfolk OYSTERS
cHil Mt the Columbia lee House, where they
are kept constantly on hand, and sold low
for cash. All orders from the country
promptly attended to.
Jun 8, l-tf JOHN d. DATEMAS.
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Decidedly Nice.

Having just returned from Now York ard
other cities, viii. tbc latest styles, nnd a
full stock Of material selected by myself; 10
suit my customcrs, invite all who ate win:
ing to receive me as permanent citizen 10
Call at my gallery over Mnycs T. Martins
store, and SEQ for themselves.
Moltoi good work nt reasonable prices.
No charge for looking, and not much for
It piebfe.
Elegant selections Of fine Oascs, Albums,
&c. Your fnithful Artist,
W. II. WISEMAN.
Oct. l3 80 e.
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Mules. Mules.

" Wc will bc at Nowbcrry g. H., salcday
b February, with q cholco lot Of broke aud
inbroke mules, also II fo" quo horses.
CANE & LYLE, Of Tenn.
Y Jan 20 1 2t ''
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PRIME CORN.

q ONE thousand bushels. PRIME OORN,
for sa!c by II. G. WISKEMAN.
i Jan 26, 4-tf. ...
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Notice..

All persons indebted to The estate Of w.
Il. Gromcr, decd, are requested to settle
before the lst day Of March, or they will
bc sued wit out respect of persons, as l IN.
end to make a settlement on said estate by
the 10th Of March.
7. II. CROMER, Admir-.
Jan 20 4 st.
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LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP!
Full Lines for tho Fall,
SATISFACTION IN PRICRS.
Having just returned from ,nr Northern
markcts With II heavy Fnll and Wiutcr
Stock Of Goods, bought with caro- and 1t u
dccluc, lam now prepared to sell at
Low FIGURES,
In all the following grades.
Dress Goods,
OF every variety, such rs Mcrinocs. ror!ins,
Delainca, MosambiQucs, Debaixe, Black aud
White Alpaccas, Silks, aud II full assortment
Of Dress Trimmings.
CALlGOES, WHITE GOODS. OSNARURGS,
!iOMESpCNS, BLANKETS, JEANS aud
PRINTS.
HOSIERY Of every description. A Gnc
Lot Of CROGKERY and TABLE CUT.
LERf. Also, HOOP SKIRTS.
JEANS. Cnssimcrs, Doe Skins, Broadclotha,
Tor gent!cmcn and youths, together Will,
m elegant lot ot
HA1S, NUTS HND SHOES,
CLOTHING, &C.
A large supply Of
OIL SILK and NURSERY
CLOTH.
Also good stock Of choice .,
Groceries,
'S0ddlcry, Buggy &c Wagon Harness,
SoLE, CrrER, HARNESS ASn WnANa
ZEATKER,
In great variety, nnd general stock Of all
kinds of
Motions,
Al, of which in quality, variety and prices,
will cnallc me 10 compete with any house
this side Of Mason and Dixom's line.
Deeply grateful for past liberal fnvora, l
respectful ask nm examination Of nv large
stock, and guarantee satisfaction to parcfn,.
SrrS.
w. T. TARRANT.
Oct. 6 30 IT,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1870-04-27
Old Series, Vol. 50

SEEING WITHOUT EYES. lit is fully
established that soinnambulists 90 wherever
they please without hesitation, read and
write, and give ample evidence or power
Of perception independent Of the usual or
gans Of vision. Persons subject to attacks
Of catalepsy frequently show thesame pecu-
liarity. M. Despine, late inspector Of tic
mineral waters Of AK, in Savoy, mentions
the following among many other cases:
"Not only could our patient hear by means
Of the palm of her hand, but we have seen
her read without the assistance Of the eyes,
merely with the tips of the fingers, which
she passed rapidly over the page that she
wished TO read. AT other times We have
seen her select from parcel of more than
thirty letters the one which she was requir-
ed to pick out; also, write several letters
and correct on reading them over again, al
ways with her finger ends, the mistakes she
had made; copy one letter word for word,
reading it with her left elbow, while she
wrote with her right hand. During these
proceedings thick pasteboard completely
intercepted any visual ray that might have
reached her eyes. The same phenomenon
was manifested at the solcs Of her feet. ON
the epigastrium, and other parts Of the bo-
dy where sensation Of pain was produced
by the mere touch"
Persons who have become blind have also
been known to acquire the same powers,
and Harriet Martineau tells Of an old lady
who had been blind from her birth, and yet
saw in her sleep. and in her waking state
described the color of the clothing of the in
dividuals correctly.
In these cases no doubt perception is, as
usual, in the brain; but either all the
nerves Of the surface have the powor Of con-
veying the impressions Of light to that or
gan or some special parts of the body, as
the ends Of the fingers, the occiput, or the
epigastrium, assume the Office Of the eyes.
DR.. CLARK, n Hours al Home.