{"newspaper_name": "The North-Carolina standard.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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/" Animal Magnetism. A few days Since, a
large tumor was taken from the shoulder of Mrs


Dunn, wife of the Principal of the Academy at
Hampstead, L l., without pain, she having been
put in a mesmeric sleep. After the operation was
finished, 'Mr. Dunn, by few reverse passes, re-
stored her to consciousness. In reply to an obser


vation that she had had quite nap, she said she
had, and that she felt better for it The tumor
having been mentioned, she was told that the
physicians had examined it, and had concluded to
do nothing more with it at present She express
ed considerable disappointment, and being asked
ifshe would consent next week TO be mesmerized,
and taken out, she answered in the negative,
and said that if it became necessary to have it
moved, she would prefer to be ia state of con-
sciousness DR.. French asked her if she had ex-
perienced any pain or uncomfortable sensation
during her sleep. She said she had not; and the
Doctorthen asked her what she would think If he
should tell her it had been removed, she turned
her eyes towards her shoulder, and perceiving a
small spot of blood lower down on her dress with
countenance indicating much anxiety she asked
her husband if it was out The tumor was now
shown to her and she evinced considerable agita
tion.' Ii So ,-sag T,A. .s,.,s,-, : ;


The parties to this transaction saws the Brook
iyn Eagle, are all well known in Hampstead, and
their standing and position are such as to preclude
all idea of deception"