A Great Discovery In Mesmerism

-Dr.Gibbes, of Columbio, whosc fxperiments in Mesmerism havo nttnined much celebnty, writes to the Editor of' the Charleston Courier as follow'6: 11 1 have paralizad the tongvrs of two Ia dies so ihat they covld nol vse thcm vntil I gave them permistión. Nmnerous and respeclable witnesses were present nnd snw the proces, nud the ludies' were both uwidp awnke." My firat impression was entre nous, that my diacovery would bc of immense practical value in domestic life,where nn inordinnte action of this meniber existed: but a moment's refloction satisfied me of a serious difficulty- tt mustbe perectiy at re A fora fnc minwra, wíl Ie the intluence s being developed: oiïd Uiis, you know, in certain cases, s "a' tiiing irapossible." i