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1WUY WOG 41yVsUpstUUtb UC uC IuRAu circulation of substances when injected into the veins, suggests to us the possibility of cu- ring the most dreadful of all diseases the hy- drophobia, and the late melancholy instan- ces of it's effects at Hartford, have induced us to give place to some new experiments re- gently performed by professor Leidman, of Germany. An half ounce of camphorated spirits of wine was thrown, by means of an injection tube, into an incision in the fen1oral vein of dogs thigh. In sirteen seconds the smell of camphor was strongly smelt in the breath of the animal, and rapidly increased. The respiration of the dog was hurried, the breath deep and vehement, and this was fol- lowed by violent convulsions. To destroy the poisonous effects of the camphor, an ounce of cold vinegar was injected into the same vein. when the convulsions ceased, and the animal soon afterwards recovered. Had not this antidote an instantaneous effect inc animal would have died in q few moments from the convulsions which followed the Cir culation of the poison. -.

 An ounce of spirits of wine was infected into the same vein of another dog, when the vapor was instantly perceived in the annals breath. Here no convulsions ensued, nor was an antidote administered, but he soon died. A dissection exhibited the strong smell of the vapor throughout the system, and the state of the solids was like that seen in per. sons who have died of hydrophobia.

 On the injection of five grains of phospho- rus with two drachms of olive oil, the breath of the animal in the dark exhibited clouds of phosphorescenf fire. and the animal breathed forth dense columns of hame!-.N Y Star.

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 The Expunging' resolutions have been in- deRnitely postponed in the Senate of Aalaba. naa. T6ey had previously Psssed the House.