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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-05-30

The State of Mississippi, NoNubcc County.
In the Chsnccry Court Of said County.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-05-30

-''.o''y Court at Rules, May IA, 1874.
N~ossengaIc Bill
. VS., for
N~A'sengalc. J Divorce,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-06
william Eoxei W.. p. A. De.forge..

Z 70.
~ % N9 e ~ Shee = %: fh.. paris, of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-06
The Political Bummers

The ST. Louis EepuLiicu" has the follow.
ing character sketch OF the political bum
mer." a fair representative vi one OF the
dan .erous characters to be found III all
large cities: 1--WE call our st. Louis thug a
hummer. You will lind him al his '.ashiest
in the vicinity Of Green street. You VIII
know him By his rolling walk. which is Eot
SO much a walk as SLOUGH. and he Ia. all
the worst Moseyisms Of the Moyamensing
volunteer fireman Ut twenty years ago with
on. an atom OF usefulness. This IS the man
who to a great extent controls the elections.
He is the leader of the roughs. Ii you Wall
sut,.r yourself 10 be bled down 20 tce last
dollar. here il the ward politician who vii!
manage your election and the election "f
every man ON your ticket. And so he Will
on the other ticket 10" lie looms up largely
At election times. mere ne Is between
,hese times 10 neither here nor there. He can
control lust exactly that vote which SOU can
no, get without him. The other side wants
him Of coul sc. ana has made him offers.
hut he always was and is Democrat. or
Republican, as the case may be. and ne
likes 20 90 with his principles. 81 much
will do il, 1t is going to be close shins.
ana The bows will want 10 be paii tor work
ing. Besides he's going 20 make ~ sure
Ii don't matter to you how. hut .e gong
TO make a sure thing OF it. 3nats enough
for YOU to know. TEen be or ms coun.ei'
part goes tor the other eide and they divide a
forces. and then. wnen you are Ike the fly
in the web, you ind that your hummer,
YOUR rough or your thug-by whichever
name you wish 10 know him-is nke n:s
fellow '.blood tub" of New York. ne don
care who votes for yer, nor whether yer
elected or not, but he wants yer 70 unue.
stand that he's goin' to make MS stami,
out Of the little game, whichever way
goes" This is the man who has to be
watched in the elections. here ard else
where.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-06

John Henderson. JY.. ~. James esrehens
6,1XTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- orleans No. C..G.-By virtue Of writ of
seizure aud sale 30 me directed by the honorable
the Sixth District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
in the above entitled cause. vii. proceed 10 sell
GERS Exchange, Royal street. between Canal and
Custom house s.Ieeis. in ele Second District Of
this city. on WtDNEsEAY. November IS, 1874, at
twelve O'Clock NJ. the following dt scT.be3 prop.
erty, ~ wit
4 CERTAIN Lot OF GRorsD sl.ua.ci l.inc
ard being in the Fourth District o! his city, desg
mated by the humber twenty. in the square NUN.
her one LUodred ard thirty seven. bounded by
Third. FouIti s.. Devils and DryaGes Streets
measuring thirty feet 'front.' on Fourth street. 10y
one hundred and :w~1iy-.ix feet eleven inches
nine iiuts III depths together with all the buildings
and Improvements thereon yghts, |aye and adj
want sges shereUDtO belonging 10 anywise app~r.
tanning. Being III. came property ACE aired by
fhe defendant herein by purchase from the plain
It'll herein by act passed before W }. Castsll, 40.
!S.3.
Seized in fle above suit.
Terms ard Conditioned. In c.sH FOR . sNff cent
amount 70 pay PLAINTIFF clam cay the Of eIK
hundred and siXiy-six dollars and siAty-slx and
two-lliiTds cents. with interest thereon 40 eight
per cent per aInuns from the tWurth OF February,
s8.i until the day OF kae. tive u~f cent attorney
tees. four doars of copy OF act an.l Of
suit. 2. the purchaser 10 assume Ito the extent
Of che amount OF his bii) the pay ment 81 promis
sorry note secured by mortgage On sad property,
tor the Ike sum Of ak hundred and sXty-six dol.
lars Gni eix.yslx ard sw0-thiYds cents, dated on
his own order dLu lH1orst6 bv himself. pay alb .
two years afief date and bearing interest 1t the
rate Of eight per cent per anuI from date until
pad. . And the balance Of she y ace o! at IG.cA.
;.on. ii any. eash Ola the spot.
oc2: nnls9s Sherlf. Of The Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-06
ocs ~ no. Sheriff Of III. Parish of
HIre. Angelique. Medley IS. Mrs. Anna

Hlrs. AngeliQue Medley IS. Mrs. Anna
Laurel: Ly a second marriage of Manuel Couto.
and low the wife OF John L. Meadl and her
1,IFrH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
4 orleans. No. :s9l.-By virtue OF a writ Of seizure
and sale to ne directed BY the honorable tue Fifth
Dstric: Court tor the parish OF Orleans in the
above entitled cause. will proceed to sell at pub
!,c auction. at the MercI ants and Auctioneers'
Exchange. Royal street between Canal and Custom.
house streets in tn. Secord District of this city.
on SATURDAY, Nsvemher q. 1854. at twelve o clock
NJ, the following described property. to wit
a CERTAIN Pok OF GROUND. situated In
the Faubourg Franklin of Mis- city. in the square
bounded bv Morales and Music streets, Washing.
ton and GOodchi!dreis walks. forming part Of the
lot of ground designated by the number nine. Of
square number "ne hundred and five. on particu.
lar plan Of said square drawn by Joseph Pile late
surveyor. the twelfth day Of April, 1885, and an.
ne xed to an &C. passed before Theodore Segners
late notary public Of this city the seven tSenth
OF December 1884. measuring twenty five feet SIX
inches front on Washington walk. by one hundred
and seventeen fee. deep to Oe taken in said lot OF
ground number nine on tie side nearest 10 Good
children street together with al the buildings
and improvements thereon. The above described
property belongs 70 the defendant herein in the
manner ioi"Tins. TO .. Wit BY act passed on The
late notary public ia this city, Manned COuto, her
second AusbaLI. purchased said properly from
Salvador Fernandez. The said Manuel COutO dc.
parted this lie * this city. leaving neither ascsn
derts nor desc ndeits. nor any collateral Ysatons.
and proof thereof his wife recognized as his
sole YawfIl heir a; law and such sent accord.
Ing to articles ni;e ':undred and twenty four and
nine hundred and twenty five Of the Civil Code OF
THIS state. Ii posses sion 81 the aforesaid property.
comprising tie ui"e If his succession, as the
whole Will more fully appear U, reference bein &
had 10 the judgmen. rendered N this cause. num-
bered twtnt.-seven :nousand and eighty-hve OF the
docket OF '!e Second Ds.I!et <VuEt ios the parish
OF Or-aNs
Seized il TIE above SUE.
TssMs-Casa on s..e spot.
q, - cs .c!2! Sier1ff Of ,he Parish of orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-06

Mrs. Widow J. G. De ~. Romes rs. Car.
.nGest Can.i and Navigation Company; K.
Hardere IS. WiGOw }. c. De 81. Romes; Caro,.
GnGeet Cana ana Navigation Comp any IS.
came; Mrs. Widow J. a. De 81. ROmes rs Car.
cndelet Canal AID Mas ga;ion COMPANY o: New
Orleans.
G.vpERiNR DISTRICT Court FOR THE PARISH
- OF orleans Noe 30 i23 2s !21 90 1873 and % I26 -
Be- virtue OF ;ouS wits Of teri facae, against
Mrs Widow J. G. De ~. Romeo 20 me directed!
By the honorable the Superior District Court for the
parish of Orleans. IA the abOv, entitled causes.
VII proceed 10 seil az public auction. at The Mer
chants and Auctiohesy. Exchange. Royal street,
between Canal ard CustOmlOGs~. streets IN the
Second Histrc. of this city, On SATURDAY, No
veinbei II 1874, az twelve O'Clock NJ. the following
.:es. rihed property 20 wit
J.. ALL of TIL DEFENDANTS INTEREST n
SUIT NO 25, 939 IN he superior District Court fox
the parish o! orleans. entitled Mrs. Widow s..
Rome. vs.. The L.v.4 Steam Cotton Pgegs Com.
paE;.
2ALoT o? GgOrNN IN the Second DistYic! 81
:his city, situated III the square bounded by st
Ap'l. HuTa.u". R.n part ana st. CiaEde streets
said 10: taving "a French measure, fh'rty-hve Ieet
!roat o. st. ANA street by nrnety-One feet si1
melee in depth together with the wo story brio X
house and twc-stery kitchen o. said .... S.G all
Otley Improvements Thereon.
Seiz.. III fle above enr..
T.!G.s-.asA GA tie SPOT.
" p HARpEr.
o,.l % .o2: ,! sL.sis ~ ia. Parish q. rama.
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e,lxTH DISTRICT CoURr For The PARISH
- of Orleans No. C5o3-Bv virtue of q writ ot
SEIZURE and sale 70 directed by the honorable the
Sixth District Court toG the Parish OF orleans,
in the above entitled cause, Wi. proceed 20 sci! at
puDIc auction, at tli- Merchants and aUctioEeers
Exchange, ROYAL street between. Canal and Gus.
'oml.os'' streets: IA :h' secoad district OF this
city. o.. MONDAY, December :. 1874 at twelve
o'clock ~, SIC :ol.o"la: described property. TO
wit
CERTAIN PORTION OF ,.OyNp, toge.ne,
WIKI. 81! the buildings and Improvements thereon
and al. appuT'euaices iheIeunto belo1 gine stu.
ated n the Third district of tAis city, in the square
boUidcd h: GTeatnen. Louisa. Cssacalv" and
C.Outt streets. eAG lOr;ioH -: ground be ginning at
"dlstanc" .! one hundred ana fifty feet from the
corner OF louet tt'ees measures. English meas.
u;.. seven:ythr :-et front on tireatmen street,
by tspt!! o! one hundred and t!tv-i,iIe feet ten.
ana quarter inches OF tl.e sd. Next 70 Louisa
street, aid o. ore siuEdreG a,l,. sixty tee. The
side toward C.ouet street. and il IS composed Of
me whole q: 10: number N2+te.r, on ;ian .Iia
by F. n. Vou.ne, surveyor, dated vie 'lin'h o; NJ,
v.mber. .Si'. deposited - 81. office of r. Goa
aTai1, rotary public, Oh III. twe1 seventh Of the
same month ana. year. and OF a par: OF a larger
lot q: ground adjoining said 10. ,Iber nineteen,
When said port OF ground was acquired BY the
defendant herein by purchase tro,r Mrs Victoriue
Parmenthier, widow Of tie late JOSEPH. Beredic.
~ This city. on the third Ok .ue Ie...
Seized III the above sl.le.
Terms-For cash to pay two notes ;or secen
hundred and twelve do laIs and fffy cents each,
with eight i+1 cent interest Der auuuIa from Ap,i.
II, 49, until paid. five Ter cent attorneys tees,
three collars costs OF protest six dollars costs OF
copy OF act snd a.! Costs of SUI. and for the bar
ance OF the price Of adjudication the purci 10
assume ihe payment of the five notes Of seven
hundred and twelve dollars and fifty cents each,
falling due respectively IN twenty four, thirty y.
thirty six. f,rtyIwo and forty eight III ,pths from
their date of seventeenth o! April 1873 with eight
Ier cent interest from said seventeenth Of April
1873 until paid.
oos ]; % dee Sheriff Of the Parish Of Os!eAnA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-06

S,iXTH DISTRICT Co:-K: FOR THE PARISH Uf
~ c.l.an.. No. -" =! virtue OF VIII 81 ssiz.
nTe and s.e 20 ~. directed by che honorable the
sixth District Cow. -: The parsh Ut orleans. in
the above e1.t.tl.! cal... viii proceed to sel 9.
public aUcties. -. .hr Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, R"va! street. between Cana! a..
C.stcIilouse .trf.ts. ~ she second District Of
:hi. city oy. MONDAY November 9 1874. az tive I've
O'Clock u. sac following described property. TO
wit
ALI AND SINGULAR THE FOLLC"iSC BE-
SCRiBKD PROPERTY situated. wing, AID bsiog ia
ts SerHnd District o; This 81 il: fe square bound
I'd by Peters Gate New Leve., Clay. 1sstomhoGse
and E.nviiie streets comprising Six several lots O.!
gro sna de.! yrat.! hy ..e Numbers seven. eight.
;int. Ten .lsv.'. anc sNevs, as ;es plan drawn ny
I"i!i. H. Pile late city surveyor. dated tbg;ieih
81 Ap'... 1890 a:la deposited "A the office cI Chare
4. F.rleg. late notai pUbic il THE city, plan
:ofnbe, forty :eu, il. book OF plans .: said notary:
according 70 eai! plan the sad 0ts q; gIClsud
sieas.Ie as :.i,ws viz: LOIS hunters seven and
eigh. measure eaci. twenty live ice, eight inches
front on eac!l 81 .!.. irt-1s ard Clay streets. rs
a pth of cE- Gurdr.! and yinete4E il {: zen
i:lctls. three lines. between parable. i.ues; lot .
NUN .nC! te'. measure each swenty.t
fee. ig1t inches ':"n' Oh zach Of SAID Peters aid
Ga street. hundred and uile feet tel.
incie. 'hr.e .lnes deep, between parallel lines;
lot nuu4ey Gle ven measures TWENTY-FIVE feet epht
iHcbt. :IOus sQ each OF Peters and CLAY streets =
one hundred and nineteen feet zen inches three
nes deep between parallel lines, ard lot number
'we.ve measures twenty five fee. six inches OF q
In. front on Peters street. twenty-five feet nine
inches one Inc front Clay street by dept
anu front on blenvlle street of one hundred and
L reieen teet nine inches six likes, together with
al Tie buildings and improvements theron Beir &
tie same property acquired bv the defendant here.
III by purchase from John Morgan Hail, per act
passed before John P. Coffee. 4 notary public IN
this city, on the tenth day Of February 1870.
Seized in the above suit.
TexMs-CAah On the spot.
ocs 1925 pSe Sheriff ps the PaEish Of 0T.eaas
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SHERIFFS SALES.
JOhn II. Clay ". Nli.s Elizabeth Jan
NaECer.

Jun" 9ss LAY ": Mss HAAA"oe'" ~"ne
GlxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans. No. o.s5 by virtue Of . writ of seiz.
nre and sale to me directed by the honorable the
sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans.
III the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction.
Custonhouse streets, in thu second District Of
this city. on SATURDAY, December S. 1874 at
twelve O'Clock ~. the following described prop
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated, wing,
and being in sac secotd District of this citv. in
the 80 are bounded by Dumaine Roman, ST. Philip
and PIseur streets formisg the corner Of Dumaine
and Roman streets, and measuring thirty-sl1 feet
three inches two Lines front GA Dumaine street, by
depth Of one hundred feet between parallel line
aud front on Roman street: and also q certain por-
ton of ground adjoining tho above described prop.
lines iron, Oh Dunsi,e street, thirty three feet
nine inches three lines deep on the side next 80
Roman street on line perpenGicn az TO Dumaine
street. and depth si thirty i've fest eight inches
on the OtheS side cn diagonal ns a2ree;soly TO
plan drawn by G. GroLX, late surveyor, and de-
POSTED in the office Of A. Drevsuus, .ofaYy ;ut!Ie
in this city. fosethe9 with al. the buildings and
improvements theron. rights. WAYS, aid adsan.
tages theYtun." belonging OK in any wise appeg-
defendant her. H. by purchase from the s,ecess on
of Mchae! Kenny oy acs passed before ". ); Cas-.
tell notary Ynbe ID III se:y. "a tie sSss day VI
Seized in me .tcve exit.
Tsrms-yhe purchaser sfxlf pay casa 8! :.ie
f I s sSe .heh a; be das
said property. and, IN part payment OF :he bal
anee the purchaser vii! assume the yn.e.f Of
tive prOnl:ssoIy iotts, payable at two years, ore
for five hundred and siAty-six dollars and sixty
six and two thi.ds cents, AID 5onr each for one
hundred and !oliy "le DO lars and sixty.six and
Swo-.McLs c-n:s, with the interest theeeOD at
eight yer cent ~: upurn from March IS, 1879 and
she Surplus OF said purchase price to he paid cash
to pay the ca!ia OF petitioner. say one thousand
hundred snl tii. ythfee collars and thirty
three and oue-thra cents with eight per cent an.
t.r.s. per amman from March Is. 1879 I've per
,,,~ r$xa
should 10: b- sod 3uT an amount suffc to
and Cay III fl.li the amount due to plaintiff
and the amOunt Of the five aotes payable at two
years after date, then IN sat ease the purchase
will pa. Cash IS aforesaid ~ She costs O.: these
proceedings, attorneys f-.. and the taxes ard
In. balance half cas-. "a he applied in j; art
payment and "a pro .ata Oh We HInoii: de- to
plain: 4 az: .iIr N..SI aaf to he retained ny the
purchases: :" ne D.. ! IN ar?iiea il. part payment
AID n ;ic:s.s % rs t.1 Ave ..o:es payable =:
two ye"Is.
-. P. HARPER
~. iy:y',: >ee.,n 81 fhe Parish of Or,+a,s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-06
New Orleans Mutual Insurance Ass0cia.
tiOn vs.. r. LacrOix.

c,iyTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH or
- Orleans, No. s828.-By virtue Ok an alias writ of
!ey facias to me by the honorable the
Distric: Court 1Og the parish OF Orleans. in the
above entitled cause will proceed 10 sell at pub
he auction at the Me, chan's and Auctioneers'
Excl &c, Royal street, between Canal aud Gus.
tor.house streets. in The second District OF this
o'clock NJ. the following described property.
!. THAT CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with all
the buildings and Improvements thereon, situated
IN the SecOLI District Of this city. III the square
bounded b. Dumsne. ST. Ann. IRENE and st.
Claude streets and designated rs number four.
1: plan drawn by J Pile. late surveyor. bearing
date December Is. 1928. and deposited in the Office
Of Chyistovai De AIMas, late n notary public III
This city: said lot measuring thIrty.Ons fee. two
inches iron, on Dumane etreet. by q depth and
feet forming the corner of said streets. Ben. the
same property purchased By the defendant herein
from Mrs. Josephine Depergue. widow OF the late
Joseph Alexander D1liepvre. by public act pat sed
before Jean Agaiss.. late a notary pubic in this
city, ON ,he ninth of June. 1862.
2. THAT CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with
the buildings and improvements thereon. situated
in the Second District Of this city, in the square
bounded bv Irsu!ines, st. Claude ard Rampant
streets and Bayou road. known as lot number
tweIty.six: said 10. measurns thirty feet front OIL
fifty feet. Being the same property acquired by
the defendant herein by purchase from ). Adolphe
Lacro.x. per &C: PASSED tefoIe Felix Percy. late a
notary public in this City. Oh the eighth day Of
July. 1857.
Seized III the above suit.
Teyms-Cash On the spot
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SlAiH Ols1hlN sothl ron ihE eARiSff
~ ." "fieshs 40. .t"i.~ps virtue OF Z" w1is
Oh seizure ~" a.: 10 iit u4iecf" W the none
GRACE 'ne SKIN b'stI.. N'rt ios VI" parish OF
vrleans' - 'he 'so"V' et t'eu .ause VIII proceed
% SEA At rSpiic aueiio!' AT '.e NerchahIs ail's
s.na an" eus'ohi!iouse s,,rtts, ~ the SECOND ~
tlIci OF 'hisf CIV cn $40 MA N"Eempef ~ i5f,
AT WE'VE y CLOCK ~. we !" 'o"'LS described SISs-
sIty, 70 - ,-,,.,1,. go, <.,,
=. I'm AaiN ~. 49,, W IhyLHD togethes
WIN the Improvements theieoi ana an t1e appli-
athnncta 'htieihlo "'ioHeIhg. situated In the
1hlIG !" sflct oi thls slts IL the square bounded
ny Ilouet, "ieS''hea LOUISA ana Casacavo streets
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nos IS y aes Sheriff Of the Parish Of ORLEANS.
Alfr.d Marchaud W, Jonas Pickles.

1cIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans. No. 39o6.-By virtue of 9 writ OF seiz.
nre and sale to me directed By the honorable the
Fifth district Court for the parish of Orleans. in the
above entitled cause. will proceed to sell at pub.
tic auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers Ex.
change. Roya! street. between Canal and Custom.
hou.e streets in the Second district Of this CITY on
SATURDAY. November !. 1874. at twelve OclockM..
the following described property. to wit
ACtRTAlN LOT OF GROCND. with al! the build.
!ngs and improvements thereon and appurtes
nancss thereof. situated III the suburb St. Mary:
FIRST Distrc, of this city, in the square bounded
by GrAv!er. Tchoupitoulss. Poydrss and Levee
streets and measuring thirty ieet ten inches front
on Tchcup:to,.las street. by one hundred and
twenty feet nine inches in depth on the line TO.
ward Poydras street. and one hundred and
,wentyone feet seven inches on the line to-
ward GEavier street. and designated by the NUM-
Der ten OF plan drawn by Joseph Pile. late SUE.
veyor. dated the twenty ninth Of November. 1920:
together with one hundred and seventy tive shares
OF the Citizens Bank stock. secured BY mortgage
on said lot: which property and bank stock were
ACQUIRED by the defendan: Aeren by purchase
from the estate of Charles McMicken. per act
passed before Hugh, Madden, late notary public
in this city. OF the fifth OF January. 1866.
Seized in Tie above 6u!:.
Teyms-Cas!A Oh the spO..
". P. HARPER.
ncS " " one SNey;43 NJ s(e Parish Of Crl-arA.
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The TRANSMISSION of Blood.

An interesting experiment was performed
on Friday last in Falls River. Massachu.
sets. by Urs. Julius Hoffman, and Louis
Weyland. Of New York. Herman Dubois
had suffered from consumption to- i've
years. and had become very weak and de.
biiitateG. Physicians advised him to seek
a warmer climate, but he had Not sufficient
strength to avail himself Of this chance OF
relief. DR.. Hoffman, ha! tyansfised blood
from animals. dogs and !a;nps TO the
human subject with success II six cases,
and he was determined 70 make the ex.
pertinent On Mr.. Dubois. Or. HOFFMAN,
described the operation as follows: a
healthy, active lamb was procured and
taken to the room where the patient re.
clined. The animal was LAID upon lis side.
An inc!siou was made on one side Of the
larnyx, exposing the carotid artery. When
this artery was fully exposed. !igature
was tied around the vessel, shutting OF
completely the blood current.
At distance Ut about an inch and half
below the ligature powerful pair Ut tor.
ceps was applied to the artery. compress.
ing the yesseA perfectly. Thus there was a
space between the ligature and the forceps
which could be opened without: danger Of
hemorvhage. 4 email incision was made
into the artery in this inclosed space. Then
glass tube slightly bent was inserted into
the artery. A small istbnus or construction
had been made in the part OF the glass tube
inserted into the artery. which enabled the
tube :" be securely tied into the vessel.
After the tube had been secured in the
lambs artery. everything was ready for
work upon the patient. In Mr. Dubois'
arm the vein at the bend Of his elbow con.
Meeting the bas!!ic and cephaiic vein was
exposed. 4 bandage was tied around be.
low the proposed incision to prevent flow
Of venous blood from the wound. After
exposing the vein By an incision an inch
long. torceps were placed above and
below. shutting off the blood cur.
rent from spacc abou: half an inch
long. The lambs neck was then brought
close 20 the patients arm, and the pressure
of the torceps upon the lambs artery re-.
Taxed. The blood rushed through the tube.
expellirg all the air. Then :ne opposite
end was skilltuliy inserted into the PATENTS
VEN. aud tue pressure Of the tcrceps upon
the lambs artery removed. The bright
blood Ieaped through the tube and entered
the system Of the patient. The stream was
kept up one minute and :orty seconds.
Then the colnpre sion was removed and the
tube removed. Yesterday heard from Mr..
Dubois, and be has sufficiently recovered
his strength to enable him to visit a warmer
climate this coming cold weather. with good
prospects OF regaining his health. The
lamb is also alive and doing we'. a lamb
used in the same manner IN former expev'
i,nene is still alive. and - now tied III q
stable in an adjoining street. The human
subject was go much benefited that he spent
the summer in tie Catski!.s. and is now IN