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SURGICAL OPERArIoSs.-In recent paper copied
of railroad accident Wenham, Massachusetts,
in which young Irish girl much injured render
necessary the ampuaton Of The Salem Register
states that


The operation performed by DIR. Pierson, accompa-
MED by Dr. Fisk who administered the sufferer with per
feet success the preparation lately made known by Dr.
Charles T. Jackson and DR.. Morton, dentist Of Boston, the
inhalation Of which produces insensby the pain Of surg
cal operations The Inconsistencies Of the girl continued
undsurbed until the close of the dressing, when she
simply inquired what they doing but with another in
haaton Immediately reapsed into insensibity, and upon
coming to herself supposed she had been dreaming"


The Register relates another accident which occurred
Saturday. in consequence of which umputaon Of leg
performed by the operators, with the successful
results


MIR. William A. Osborn Of Mr. Jonathan Osborn, Of
this city, badly injured Saturday forenoon, the
Essex railroad, in Danvers, his lanyard He was en-
deavorng to his horse and from the track the
locomotive was approaching and unfortunately put his
foot the rail- that the wheels passed it. crushing
the lower part Of his leg badly that ampuaton
sary The operation performed in the afternoon, by Dr.
Pierson and Dr. Mortons preparation administered by
DIR. Fisk with entire success.