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,oorn. more than one hundred men working at
,h;s nine, or, as those engaged in the business
'ore rr"S appropriately term it, "dgging for gold"
tor nearly all of this precions metal that has yet
bcen obtained, has been found in loose, sandy,
loamy earth"


u1t nert?-A short time since, an extraor-
binary operation was performed at the Kent and
canterbury Hospital, upon man whose sound
thigh bone was cut open, and an old one extract
ed This man is now so much recovered as to
he walking about the streets OF Canterbury We
have now TO record one almost as extraordinary,
and which has been attended with the happlestre-
snlts. patient was received at the Hospital
some time since with very bad case Of diseased
liver. After some time the case assumed the
worst possible appearance, and it was resolved,
rs the only chance Of preserving life, to tp the
E,pr. The operation was pcrfomedhy Mr.. Fitch,
senior surgeon, in the presence of other gentle
men of the faculty connected with the establish
ment. Upon the liver being touched, upwards
of five pints of diseased matter Immediately flow
cd from the wound! a tube, nine inches in length,
was then iatyoduced and retained IN the monnd,
through which pint of the same fluid was daily
evacuated for week! The poor man is getting
quite wcll.-Kent Herau