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ClinIque at the Medical Department. OF tn g


New York Unlversity, by Dir. Mott.
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increases and many curious and interesting are
would probably never have an opportunity of hearing
explained and commented upon so scidly and clearly
they by the sminsns professor who gives these


The class before which the are described isa
very large ndeed in fact the medical department
Of the University Of New York has established for itself
a high reputation throughout the United states and
ing the lectures New York. at length, has taken its
stand az the emporium of medical education, which
but ali this Is some hat foreign the subject have
hand, and which IL the clniqus OF yesterday.
the cases with mere sketch OF the proceedings
eighteen prescribed for altogether and they in
''ISa Ths rst case Was that of child that had small mo-
theirs mark, as it is commonly called on its forehead
sa through it, hs
in such cases. This was followed by somewhat ex-
had with the introduction of the needles
Treamsnt-Keep the head clean with soap suds cover
&C m rS.i for It intensity The mother Of the child had
some cutansous trouble about her hands and Dr.. Mott
Case a"Boy under treatment for ascitss much i'm
proyed-continued treatment.


Case s-Girl aged III uch troubled with headache.
s. somstimes sickness stomach-may depend period
etheIe does not seem to be thing serious about
the Ordered two tea spoonstu OF elixir pro every


Case s-Boy, hipjoint dissass-limb contracted Or
dered to be introduced behind the joint and iodine


Case 7.woman aged oo-fsll last April hurting the
there wa. W n srsS


Case s-Boy-slight porrigo, one year standing-keep
head shaved-wssh every morning WIN sh Jase tP?.
Case "a man that had had his ankle bruised in
April last few days after the accident he went to
the hospital-incisons were made in the part which
were followed by erysiPeatous Inflammation There is
now q callous ulcer in the place. Ordered to use ye
low wash and oiled silk and bandage to retain
dressing in stu every morning with soap ;aas
live vegetable rather than on animal 1000 TINS
fail issues must be established near the parts


Case llth child on which he operated two weeks
/ hvyta
nose-the aneursm was much smaller than was before
the operation though the parts had been much naamed
On the whole the result was very satisfactory.
Case IA boy with psoriasis of five years standing
Ordered Fowlers SUBJ drops twice daily-also dock


Case lsth-A child with an ulcer the lower jaw
depending decayed teeth. The Doctor recommended


Case isth~Man about So with a carunemato afec-
tion the tongue which on one sde and
the submaxilary glands. The Doctor gave as his OPT
non that this was very serious but as it was in
charge Of another practitioner he made no prescription


Case l6th-Colored fenale-sore over sternum, pro-
duced by the of escharotcs applied py some cocor
ulcer and the Doctor ordered poultce to be applied to
the part, and told her to come again -,
the Doctor tors said he Would operate next week,
! Case lsth-Was Of female with an adpose tumor on
tenderness about this tumor in fact unusual
to what is usually felt in those tumor.


The hour at which the fClinique IL usually hnshed,
having been sresdy passed. the class now ,eparatsd5
the remaining patients that were In waiting Will
have TO attend again on SATURDAY next.


miscellaneous.


On Thursday last a man named Zachariah Smith,
who had been in the employment OF widow Harrington,
working on farm in Grsenbush found dead in the
upper story of a wagon house Of his employer lea
her strap without moose, found fastened round
his neck and buckled to the beam OF LOOM So low
seore be- coud s hord
quest held and verdict rendered that the deceased
to his death by hanging himself He has LETT VIE
and one child.


The body of a man was found on Tuesday eve-
ming in field at Bushnels Basin the residence Of
Mr. Van Ness One of the shoulders dislocated,
and there marks Of violence various parts Of
body. All that is known of him is that he took sup
va. receipt tc for his Or the cana. His
far as they could learn from his papers was Martin
could elicit nothing satisfactory to the cause Of hi.
death The tn verdict e Of the jury was" - The deceased
persons, 10 the jury unknown."-Roeh Democrat, ash


The sheriff of Boston, received letter from
Philadelphia, Friday containing information of the
on o the Of Maria BecIord and
that he was lodged In Jail to await the arrival Of some


little or no condolences, however Is felt that the person
arrested is Tirrel it is imProhable that ne, withs
reward of $4,000 upon his head would trust himself in
the country.


Capt. ]. B. Carson, who was shot few days
since hotel New Orleans, of that Capt
TS0 Sy o e
Smith executed Father and son, therefore, fell by
the hands Of assassns.





as Snssn s ySSns and
married. killed last week, by the accidental dis
charge Of his fowlng piece while he was out in search
of game.


The oars and part of the shifting board, belong
Cotue shore, of Nantucket and it is now certain that
capzed at the back Of the Bar and his boat sink
ing, he pershed. Capt Fisher was about 55 years OF
age. He was missing Tor several days.


The Missouri Convention met the 18th
ult, in Jefferson, Judge Wells was elected Presi
dent The two first days were spent in eecting officers
and other preliminary business


MORMON ArFArRs.-The IHarsaw Signal of the
10th ut, is devoted to matters relating TO the Nor
mons. daring robbery is charged to have been COM
nineteen miles east of Warsaw. Three persons entered
it. took possession of large trunk containing clothing
Bride. They entered the house about two O'Clock at
night-were discovered as they were lsavng-ollowed
the trunk and papers found minus the cash and
clothing, The thieves escaped


Several other thefts are noticed.


The circumstances of foul murder, committed about
ten miles southeast Of Warsaw, the person ofa Nor
Saturday last stack Of straw, the house of man
named Samuel Hancock, was set on fire. The inmates
extinguish the flames, whom they fred upon by
or persons in the vicinity Of the stack and
Durfee instantly killed. Major Warren il said to
arrested three persons Suspicion, but the
OF the evidence against them not stated Durfee ii is
particularly odous to the antsormons The Mormons @
say that there twelve guns fred another story is
that discnerged, and that TWO were snapped
Sol Hancock. The Signal while intmstng that there
was some mystery about the reasons for the murder de-
the oSum Of it. meeting Of citizen. Of warsa~ sooR
place Monday evening for the purpose of expressing
sncs and bs aons sy rs.enoos s
They pledge themselves to aid in bringing the guilty
punishment and rendered their services to
Major Warren for this purpose.


On the night Of the l3th some persons went 70 the
house Of \ Mormon named Rice, who suspected OF
having murdered man named Dsubenhey yer-of which
we gave an account at the time-ook him out and set
fire to the premises. Everything was consumed. This
act 10 also denounced. -


The Mormons disposed Of nearly all the lands to
which they any title the south part Of Hancock
county This is the In the vicinity Of Fountain
Green Around La Harpe but few sales have been made