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carriage Wnlcn mas Deen presented to- NIen. |
Lafayette by the heirs of Gen. Washington,
and which sunk in the Mechanic river, las
been regaincd, as well as the gold headed
cane. Hopes were entertained that the Gen
erals trunk with his papers would also be
found. y


"The extraordinary case which occur
red in the Western Country, in 1928, Of
the oozing of clots of blood from the face of
girl, has been confirmed III Il letter to
Professor Chapman, from respectable
gentleman, who was IN eye witness and
scientific observer of the phenomenon. The
letter is publ shed in the number that has
Just appeared Of the Philadelphia Journal Of
the Medical and Physical Sciences. ."-Bah,
| timer.


We can recollcct having published, about
IS months ago, some account of this sex
traordinary casc"-but if our memories
serve us we'll, the account stated that the
clots of blood not only "oozed" from the
face of the girl, but also-that she actual
ly s7osat bones--small oncs!! Was thu
respectable gentleman "acientiGc 90
ser1cr" Of this phenomenon


The Dutch Corvette Pallas Of 20 guns
arrived short time since at Boston, hay
ing on board as passenger, the Prince o
Sake NNcimer. The Boston Centinel con


aims the following article respecting him
which will be read with interest.


l ave perceive from the almanac Of Goths
: for 1924, that this distinguished strange


is the second son of his Royal Highncs


ChayLc8 .4UgustR$, Grand Duke Of Sax


Weimcr. The Duke Bernard, now in thi
t city is about thirty three years OF aye, an


was married in the year 1916, to the Prii'
! cess Ida, sister OF the present rciGnin5 Duh
o of SAKE Meiningen. We understand tia


in early life he entered the Saxon Army
d was present at the battle Of Wagrali


and had the honour, for his gallantry o
h that occasion, to receive the Grand Cro'


Of the French Legion of Honour, at the ag
e Of II. In TIE evcntful battle of Waterloo


as in the affairs that proceeded it, on tn


18th, 10th, and 18th OF June, he bore par


as commander of portion Of troops OF II


Duke of Nassau. In the year 1919, we b'
) lieve, lie entered into the service of tt
= King Of the Netherlands, with the rank
: Major General, and as military Governor
l. Eastern Flanders, in which post he stii ~
= mains. We understand that he has mat
a a the present visit to this country, with pc
'e mission of the King of the Netherlands, Al
ol with the honourable purpose OF intormli
= himself, by personal observation, OF the II
"a sttutions, resources, and public character
Is our country. This Prince has been repre-
'c sented to us person Of very liberal prime
: pies, and unaffected manners The mob
IN IN example set by his fDther in being the hi'
70 ~ German Prince to give Free Constit"ti'
Oh to his subjects, will progresses the peop
r of America in favor of the son. We feel co
D fident that during his residence in this cou
10 try he will receive every proper marx
VI respect due to his connection with an e'
y lightcned sovereign, and to his own chara
'. ter and merit"


DIR. PERCIVAL,-so well, and so just


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