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10 the afflicted family. The scene that fol- lowed, upon their seeing her alive. after an absence of SeUeaty tsco hours, without food or shelIer and the endurance of three days and nlglls anxious suspense and solicitude on !!heF part, we will leave to the readers's heart to describe. The distance which she had wandered from home was about two niles

 The following are the symptoms exhibit cd 10 the physician, who saw her within haIi an hour of her arrival at home. give his own language from q written statement now Tn my possession. Feb. 18th. @Susan Leafd presents the following symptoms =. Extreme exhaustion. loss of all voluntary acNon, pulse lmpercepuble, nervous excite- meht' extreme, wild and frantic expression of countenancc, slight delirum; when any food "as brought in view, appeared phrenzied and Yotacious. Treatment, wine whey, gruel. @c7 Tn small quantities for several hours. gentle anodyne, and on the l6th a small uose oi oll, win the happiesi effect. Case recovered rapidly''

 | Ills casemav throw some light upon the comparative ability of the two taces, white and colored,) to endure exposure and s,arva- tlon, and may furnish an interesting fact to the physlologist. The following is syn oPsls oi the particulars, from which any one, may draw his own conclusion

 AGE-Susan three years old on the 14th inst, the day before she was founnd; Lizzy two years and eight months old

 CLolHNG-Susan clad in calico, with cotton anu flannel under clothes Lizay clad in two coats of wollen mixed

 CoNsTIrUrfoN-Susan healthy, short, and inclined 10 eorpaleney, active and sprighlly Ill her temperament, fair skin, blue eyes, au- burn hair, seldom sick; Lizzy healthy and strong as other l0lle negroes are.

 T@lG OF ExrosrnE.-S Susan seventy-two hours, CT three days aud nights, and the doc tor gives il as his opinion that she would probably have lived tweniy-lour hours lon ger; lh2zY iilly-eighl hours, found dead.

 Through the kind inteTposilion of Divine Providence my child has been restored te l perfect health, and what is remarkable, she seems not to have taken the slightest cold l her feet and hands are not frost bitten, ol her limbs and joints stilllned by exposure When Ieit home she was apparently as wei as ever saw her

 