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Tickets s5-Halves ~ Quarters ~
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ESaESH LIbiE-'Ths ssbscri5cy las ~
il finished saroiog kiln Of frst az
LINE, wiirb he WI sell 81 sccsmn.sd.s.n
ierns. Apply so0p,
CONn.sD ROUSH.
HARRISBURG, April IL. 1881
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&c. &c. &c.
Tickets s5-Halves 50 s0--quarters sI.ss
VIRGINIA wEI.LSBURG LOTTERY,
No ), for 1881
To be dsa,cn IN Richmond, Ia. Gu Friacy Tie
e9th If .gprits 1881.
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NFLNE I'D EKIZL1ss.
100000 $4,000

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Ne. 8, for 1881.
f5 Be dyapn al W'lss ngtcs, [Dsll Tuesday
cir .A,rit, 1891.
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eE-We learn flat Gen. RoBERr b.
LoE, Of Norfolk. was on Saturday ieS. 0' ~.
Iet j;dge sf the fiIst Circuit m tue h'S' -
bet, Nv large Dajeriiy. Ne suiei CIV
rlsn ,esk place Oh SATURDAY.
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tngnished public benefactsr, to whose rnu-
nihcence we are almost exclusively indebted
Tor our valuable literary and ether property
Assescsd, 15at for q long succession Of
years be has devoted his valuable services
win great zeal 10 the interests OF this Sscis-
v' ana has left TO the public, IN the Libra
ry,a legacy for which they ought 10 be CRATE
hesotres, That this Society will attend his
funeral, and REQUEST nlssaSer Of their body
10 deliver an appropriate address on that &C.
easioa.
SS-Ihe Printer wants money.-Nye most
earnestly request all those indebted {. the
Editor oil the Gazette, TO make payment. 1t
IS his especial desire to pay ali bis debts
promptly, aud IN order 10 do SO. be will re-
quirc the aid OF his PATRONS number Of
whom, have hsresslsfe been prompt IN the
payment OF their dGes--hut many, very MA
ny, have failed to pay. even a cent, for more
than eight years, Perhaps they have forgot
the printer-but be has not fergo, them
w hen 1t Is taken into consider atien that the
expenses ei his establishment is very great.
and requiring cash TO carry the same on, it
Is to be hoped payment will no longer be
withheld. The Editor has it in contempls-
ton. after paying those whom be may owe,
TO make an Improvement ia his Dress -
Not on the Van Buren, princisle--be rei:es
upon his own resources for that.
eTWe are authorized 10 announce 10 The
veters of Berkeley, Hampshire, Hardy, JEFF
ferson and Morgan, that WILLIAM Ann
STRONG, Esq. viii be candidate for the
next Congress.
AT special meeting Of Equality Lodge,
No 1856, on Friday morning, April 18th.
Il L. 1881, A. u. 1851.
Whereas Information has this morning
been communicated 10 this Lodge OF the re
cant and Sudden decease Of Brother .hcai-
ta!s Porisrfeld, aud tie Lodge being desi
rsas o!tesiiiying the lively reeolleetions which
Il eniertalns OF his many aud excellent ma
ssnic virtues aud qial.1iss-
Resol,ed. That this Lodge has heard with
regret. OF the death oil Brother Archibald
Ferirrile'd, and that they deeply sympathze
With las afflicted widow aud caiIdron in the
mc'aaehsly and distressing event which has
deprived them Of kiad and excellent hus-
band ard iather.
Fsso'ped, That the members oftiis Lodge
VIII weas Grape 81 The leitarm FOR ihiriydays.
Hesotsed, That iifs Ledge will attend the
funeral Ct The deceased 10 davafle o'clock.
EDMUND z. HUNTER, See'rg
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5s..-nks for sale at sAis oinse
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Circumstances are mentioned in the Ohio
6tate Journal. that contirm the report which
tfas Pnbisheda few weeks since. oi the death
by Geld, sf g Whole family OF emi grants in the
great prairie.
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ROTgpwR,

"a THIS thorough bred rs eeherssy
ftrA viii stand this srassn, ending on
the firss day Of Jaly, on Mem
N Azs4aznk.w.- sln,.a fEnn.alnr-a al MIL.
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/ on the n,h. and Messrs' lNoiAs a. a
RANCH banded il their sesisaan9.s ,;nns
ay. lis understood that they all Ss"''AN
act until successors can be found
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tains of Chill The stalk is peculiar for be-
ing nearly solid, instead Of hollow, and more
taoerng than other wheat; the first joints
beng larger, and forming a more substantial
base THE head has a thick beard, not less
than six inches n length II averages about
f,rtv grlins to each head, which we ascer-
tanned to weigh one third more than the same
number Of grains Of the blue stem wheat
growing along side Of it, and which also ave
ragged forty grains to the head. Forty grains
of the former weighed thirty one gralns--ths
sans number Of the latter weighed but nine
teen grains This being the third year that
this wheat has vegetated IN our climate and
upon our soil, although but in specimen, we
may fairly assume that it has been tested and
found to answer well 1t is said to be valua
bic more especially from the protection which
the solidity Of its stalk affords from the de
predations Of the FLY, SO destructive to either
descriptions OF wheat. 1t viii also be much
less liable to fall, we presume, from the same
reason. -.f.tnapolis Rep.
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NEW SPRING & SUMNER GOODS
~ James s. William " Riddle inform
their friends and the publc, that they have
Just received aud finished opening, a large
and well selected supply of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
Of every description. among which are the
following articles: super Blue, Black and
Brown Cloths, Summer Cloth and Brown
Camblet for coats, Vigonia, Rouen and Me
rino Cassimeres, white and brown Linen
Drilling, Plain and Striped Satteen, Yellow
Nankin, Plttsburs Cord, Bro Denim & stout
Linens, Irish Linen, Linen Cambria, VaIea
cia and Marseles vestiny, Gauze. Zephyr
and Adrianople Scaris and Handk is Grape
Royal, Grape de Leon and Pongees, Black
Lutestring, Gro de Indies AND Satin Leyan
tine, Black and Changeable Gro de Naples.
Gtnze Ribbons and Bonnet trimmings. G,og
haris C1licoes and Canlbfics, Leghcrn and
CONSTABLE Bonnets, together with genera.
assortment Of Hardware, Q1eensware, Gro
cerles and Stationery. all of which the, re
specially invite their customers and the pub
he to call and examine. as they will be sold
on accommodating terms
MarilnsbuFg. May 10, 1881.
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MJEW SPRING & SUMNER GOODS :

NJ EW SPRING & SU MINER GOODS =
AZ We are just opening very large ano
general assortment OF NEW SPRING and
SUMMER GOODS, to which we respect
fully invite the attention Of dralers, as they
VIII be sod On the most PIE. sing tern. Cur
stock viii be found 10 consist in part Of
Sup'r Blue, Black, aud Olive Cloths; Com.
Blue, Black, Olive, Brown, s. MKT Clo,hs;
Supr & Com. Blue, Drab, aud miAt Cassi
meres and Casslnetts; Sup'r Lavender anu
Clay mkt Cassinetts; Blue, Black, 4 Brown
summer Cloth,(a new article ior gentlemen i.
ocats & pantaloons;) kir.onia and itowen Cas-
simere and Nahkeens; " hate and csid Has
sia Drillings; STRIPE Buii and Random Sat
teens; Union and Cotton Diliings, Siemese
mixture; Pittsburg Cord ana Gotten Duck;
Fancy Bangep CORDS & Beayerieens; Black
Brosheilcs, & Circasslaus; black B0niDazet
and Bomh&ZIDeS; Black Velvet and Velvet
Veshng. Black and Fancy cslourd ,ilA Yes
ting; White and Co!'d Alarseihes s. W citing
Vestlng; White \ Fancy ce.sl'u Swiss Ora.
watts, Red, Yellow, & Elias Dandanna Hand
kercheiN; Cotton, hanGanees and Berkeley
HandkE, Fancy, Gau2e, Grape & Barrage
Handk'ts; Fancy Gauze Scars and Crane
Shawls; Fancy Gauge and Luiestring Rio
bonds; Changeable and Plain Gro DE Maps,
aud Gro De iudes; Black ltalian Lutestrings
aud Nanken Grapes; Black Satin Levanune
y Pongces; Black Manuarien Lawn; Ia
new aud beautiful soaGs;) Grape DE Ro, al
and Grape De Lyons; " hite, Black < uIeen
Italian Grapes; White ana Black Hobhinctt
Wells, Green Barrage; Work d Smis. Capes
and Golfers, (do4ble and sinale.) ,ampric.
Furniture and Com. DimlD; b gum and
Seersucker Ginghans; ACQUIRING Glngha.us,
ard Calicoes, Bonnet s Colour Il Can.brlcs;
ilish Linens, Swiss, Jockineu, Nqil and
Cambrick, Muslins, Linen Camhiic, and
Linen Cambria Handkis; Mersalls Cults,
RnssIa Diaper; Brown ana Black Holland;
builap's Linens, Russia Sheetuss, O.aa-
bsurs and iickllngburg White and Black.
Cotton and SILK Hose & Socks, In. Droldela
Cotton Hose and Random Socks; Kid Aiits.
and Gloves; Ceilings, Inserting, thread and
Bobbinett Laces and Edsmss; Fancy Par
asols and Umbrellas; Leghorn and punishable
Bonnets; Shell, Side and Tuck Combs; Bas
kets, Palm Leaf Has, " bite ard Black
Wool hats; Suspenders; Gilt and Lasting
Buttons, " atch Chains and Guards, Breast
Pins, Ear Rugs, Sc. &c with general as
sortment OF HARDIN ARE, QUEENS s.
GLASS WARE; GROCERIES and Ii
QUORS, PAiNIS, WOODEN. W ARE.
STATIONERY, BRUSHES, sc sc.
HOGMiRE s BOYD.
Martinsburg, April IS. 1851.
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Martiusourg Gazette:
PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,
TWO DOLLARS PER .a.N.NU.M,

PAYABLE In ADVANCE;
Or, Tpo Dottus and Itce,dy.fpe Cents,
At THE END OF SIX MONTHS;
And if payment be deferred to the end OF
the year, or near the same,
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS
viii invariably be demanded.
9J-A failure to notify the discontinuance OF
the paper at the end OF the time subscribed
for, will be considered as a new engagement
95'"No paper discontinued until all arrear
ages are paid up, except at the discretion Of
the Editor.
Advertisements inserted at the rate OF
one dollar per square for the three first inser-
tons, and twenty five cents per square for
each subsequent insertion.
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Solid stem u heat I'VE had an opportuni
ty few days since, of seeing lot oi wheat
upon the farm Of DR.. Htlsoa Waters, Of
Rhode River, from which, wepresmne, some
thing upH ards of bushel viii be reaped,
that if we mistake not, will be valuable &C
QUESTION; it is the third product of a few
grains Of seed brought home by our fellow
citizen, Lieut.. MAYO, of the United States
Navy and obtained by him npon the PAas
Of Troy, in Asia Minor, when the spe Mt some
time in visiting few years ago, when the
ship en- board Of which he then served, was
in the Archipelago. The grains Of this wheat
are somewhat larger than those OF wheat
common 10 this country, though perhaps not
quite as l. &c as .Ae wh-a lrom the mouI-
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T IsT OF LETTERS remaining in ths
b A Post Office, Martinsburg, Va, on the
Isl Of July, 1851, which, if not lifted by the
Ia of October next, will be sent TO the Gen
eraI Post Office as dead letters.
Nancy Armstrong john McManus
William Albert Johnston McGowan
Douglass Butler Richard Mroherry
Ann Brawner John Murphy
john Buzzard Henry Murphy, care
Ruihy D. Barns OF " Taylor
Abraham Buckles Jobn w Martin
Commissioner oil the Isaac Myers
Revenue James Hewkirk Q
Hugh Cunningham Martin Palmer
Eaward Cols'on John Pnce
Margaret Donaldson John Putfenberger
Alexander Daugherty John Qnsid
| Thomas Dennison Stewart Roh'son
! Ellis Ellis Andrew Robson
| George w Evans Michael Rooney,
Robert 3. Evans Lewis Rogers
Samuel Fetter Abraham Robson
Jane Fellsrs John Rocker or iteeker
| Josiah Flagg Rev James Saunders
Mary French Jacob Small
Ann Jane Gregory Henry Siler
Mr. }. g John Shober
| Peter HesS James Sanderson
Sarah Hedges John Smith
Sarah Hclierstay Edward Southwood
| Robert Hill John Snyder, sen. 2
Mary Ann Hedges Thos. II Stevens or
Jesse Horn John II Enson
jesse Lakewood Joshua L F. Shaw
! Richard Hunt Thomas Silver
Doct. John Hedges Michael Shanks
Peter j johnson Mary Trigg
jeremiah Jack VIM Tritch
Richard kroesen Henry 'fabler 2
Daniel kroh William ,rabler
George kreglo, Eli Thornburg
Arthur Reeves James Wright
Mrs. Susan Luvls or Hannah Watson
Louvis Ehzth Westenhaver
Samuel Lyle jesse Wright
John T. Livingston Philip WIntermire 2
Peter Light Richard Wood
Thornton Lucas Daniel Weller
Nm Logan Samuel Wilhelm
Andrew AlcCieary d j Yancey
G,orge Miller Charles Young.
James Monroe
WIN. LONG, P. NJ.
July 7th, 1881
p. ) The mail closes in future at 10 O..
clock, A. NJ
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GTILLS. &c. FOR SALE.-i have for
- sale one 900 gallon Still, one co. of 1856
gallons, full patent, with Worms, sc. Gem
plete; one copper Globe, large enough to
contain 100 gallons; also, beerpump OF
copper, is feet long; between fifty and ski,
Tubs, nearly oil iron bound, with number
Of ether articles necessary in and about d
DIstiiIefy. such as Heaters, Coolers, sc =
All the above is known TO be Of the best quail
lty and would be sold upon credit
ALEXANDER STEPHEN.
April %. 1891.
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FSLEC riON NOTECE.-Notice is here
E-A by given, that an election viii be held
AT tue court house OF berkeley county, on
Monday the oih day Of August next, to
choose one titpcrson to represent the district
OF Berkeley, Hampshire, Hardy, Jefferson,
and Morgan, in the next congress oil the u
nIted States; and two tit persons to represent
the county OF Berkeley in the next house Of
delegates
PHILIP NADENBOUSCH,
Sheriff Of Berkeley county.
July ID, 1S3l-te
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4 bOSTOFFICE Il am authorised by the
FL Postmaster General to ascertain The low
est amount Tor which responsible person
can be procured 10 carry the u. 5 Mail,
three times week, from this Office TO Shep
herdstown, and back; to leave th,s Office Oh
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 5
o'clock, p. M. and arrive at Shepherdstown
in time TO connect with the Winchester mail
going to Boonesbero', and to return to Mar
tinsburs on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sun
days, IN the morning. Persons disposed to
perform the service, will plaase deposit their
proposals, III writing, at the Pest Office, Mar
tlnsburg, Virginia, by Thursday next
WILLIAM LONG, Il. NJ.
July ID. 183l.--3t
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~ vi i. COMPTON has on hand Eng
v ' lIsh Grass md train Scy,hes, Dutch
Grass Scythes, Gillingham's & Cams Draw
ing knives. Gillingham's Coopers AIDES, Axes
and Rounding knives Chisles from 4 to 9
inches, Augers from to inches. Handsaws
double struck oqA rss, Dividefs. Shoemaker
Hammers, Pmcers, Nippers, &c. Table and
Pocket Knives, Halter 4 rrace Chains, Sho
vels with and without handles, Hoes, Supe
rior York Coffee Mills, Blister Steel, &C.
May 10, 1891.
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: aNn FOR SALE offer for sale, nay

T AND FOR SALE offer for sale, nay
"a TR.aCT OF LIMO, on Opequ!on,
now occupied by Mr. W4gely, about four
rn;l.s from NIartinsburg. The terms Will be
very accommodating The tract contains
bout four hundred and fifty acres, Of which
between seventy FIVE and an hundred are We
~ fine low grounds. tits admirably water
cd and tbere are not more than zoo acres
cleared. :,
IF no, sold before January, il will be rem
ted for term Of Gve years.
HENRY ST. G. TUCKER.
Iunc 30 1881 -6w
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GENERAL. SYNOD
OF TUE / UTHER,N CuURCu

IN THE UNITED STATES.
FssHE clerical and lay delegates appointed
e. by the different district oynods, are re-
quested to assemble at Frederick, MARYLAND
on the 30th day, aud last Sunday Of Octo-
Der next As this Synod will be called upon
TO transact business of vital importance to
the Church. advisory brethren will be cheer
fully received, If due inioI nation of their IN
tention TO be present be gwen TO the sub
scriber. DAVID +. SCILEFFAR,
Secretary Of the u. ). an the u. s.
July II, 1851
9y-N Is. Printers throughout the IT, s.
are NEST respectfully requested to insert this
notice. and tue n b We are very grateful
to those who upon former occasions, attend
ed to our request. in which many OF their
subscribers are interested.
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GSARD.-Persons indebted TO the sdbscn
" Der, are respectfully Informed that Mr..
EZEKIEL SHOWERS, is authorised 10 receive
and give receipts for the same, as he cannot
personally wait on them, they are requested
0 call, when convenient, on Mr. Show ers.
N. OWINGS.
June 80, IS31-6t
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RjE ARSHAL'S SALE Pursuant to de
AVE- cseetal order Of the Superior Court OF
Chancery holden at Winchester, rendered
on the 9th day of November, 1880, where
In Bethuel Middleton is complainant and Jo-
seph henderson and others are defendants
Viii! be exposed Tor sale, at public auction,
on Juonddy the Sth day Of august nert, before
the door oil the ceurt house Of Berkeley
county, the following described TRACTS
or LIND, one tract containing 8 II acres,
lying on the western drains OF Back. Creek,
IN said county, adjoining the lands of James
Gano and others; also one other tract, living
IN said county, on the side of the Little noun
tains, on the west side of Back Greek, and
adjoining the lands oil Morrow and o.
theirs, and the same conveyed by the deien
dant Joseph Henderson TO David Henderson
on the Sth day Of March, 1898, or so much
thereof as shall be sufficient to discharge the
debt and costs due the plaintiff. TO be pom
ted out by the said Joseph Henderson il he
chooses TO do So Terms OF sale one third
OF the purchase money will be required in
hand, and the balance in two equal pa ments
OF SIN and twelve months, with interest from
the day of sale until paid. Bonds and Sc
curIty and deed of trust on the premises
sold, will be required of the purchaser to Sc
cure the deferred payments. Sale Will com
mence at II O'Clock, m.
NATHANIEL SEWERS. DIN for
John $. .hagiH, late .Easi.ai ". & D.
June so, 1881 is
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'ESHE subscriber has Just receis ed and fin
q ished oPcD'og, handsome assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Of the latest fashions; his assortment consists
ol almost every article ofnecessity ii, d com
lor.--He has also, general assortment OF
Leghofn. Bolivos, DsmSlabte and NouarasO
6OANETS, all OF winch he invites his
customers and The public generally. TO call
and examine the CHEAP GOODS, and
purchase them, as they will be sold on the
most pleasing terms
THOMAS G. SMITH.
MartinSburg. April Ia. 1851.
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EF1 OOL.-We wish to purchase wool Of
w different qualities. for which We VII
pay liberal price. HOGhIiIsE & BOYD.
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NJEGRO GIRL FOR SALE-For sale,
~ NEGRO GIRL about ID years Of
aye, capable of doing house works. will
be sold low for cash, or exchanged for one
older, or sold on credit as may best suit
the purchaser For further particulars
Enquire of the PRINTER.
June Is, 1881.
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NEW SPRING &. >U1sygER GOODS
Ek lillian \ THOMPSON respectful
w y informs bis customers and the pub
lie generally, that he is now receiving his
SPRiNG AND SUMNER GOODS,
to which he invites those who are in want of
bargains, 10 call and examine Tor themsel, es.
MartInshurg Apply. 1881
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-27
= CA I'd.

MfR, KNIGHT, professor Of the Piano
-aA Forte. respectfully announces TO the IN
hahuants vi Lynchourg and lbs vicinity thar
he has opened Music Sqj90n in Richmond
which will ba Constantly supplied Win the nio, I
popular p0cai aud Instrumental Music, IS soon
as published in Nav York--,he latest and most
improved Instruction Books, Including Vigeu-
rie's, Cramers' Useful Extracts, Sequel. Hun
Ier's beautiful Rordts. (being adaptations of
RossInl's most celebrated AIRS y Burrow' pri-
met ian excellent aud instructive work y to-
gether wilma large collection of Variat,oos
NC. &c. calculated TO improve all Classes oi
learners
Mr. KNIGHT has likewise an assortment Of
Nuih's Piano Fortts-square, Cabinet and
grand, geHeraily esteemed the finest maniac
lnred IN the United States f; Viollns, lane,t
Italian Srings,) Flutes, &c. &c.
u All orders for Music or Piano Fortas
p""c'ually attended TO. addressed to Knigh,'s
Music Saloon at Mrs Richardson's Boarding
II ouse, Richmop Va,
May 20 film
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shs dsshst h. cup from her. and seemed 10
splf o. sios tie water fran b nlorh, siih
furee 4 sound as,fii wsfe iee " tom isssi-
sd cruc, bis, AID fell uposefhe bsa ~ noflisi
seavulsfans. IL - ffs msmsnfs N w. qne'
snI coml,osra u IN. These .rpef,nf"ts sete
forbidiea, as Trey > idtd greatly - the snfer.
iugs oftis chilli. Several stiempt, ~ers msde
70 ADMINISTERS mel cine. hDlaas5ecrs'inaY, 10y
every efor' swallow efrn the SMALLEST qhsa
NY would bfing OF xpasn, aud disiressiag
construction If the throat, shieh would elfei
4 from her mouth fhs dread OF water COZ.
tinned 10 increase d1rink fa dsy (WFihesia91
and at evening. II person wire 20 approach
her with a inlnbisr of wafer i would brng Oh
l q ecorreaee OF the paroIssD.
| ~ fhe course Of the evening the spasn old
irecur spontaneously. with increase rt"ff AMI
! frequency, until she eImHied all - t9fr0f
OF this fearful mals1y The eyes wild a0a -.
tfgded--gaasbiH OF the TEEN an II The iansas
became acknowledgement spitinE, aud To- .
ing ~ the moaih-rGtching. winch wss pec1-
liar IL would return at regular Intervals oil a
few moments, attended with but one ehortas 81
The stomach were suddenly affected by q
spnsr, and fofe ihly expelled through III. ton
stricted iaryun little froby m1cus. Then
again the horrible Gongul.lou.--her shreka-
not TO described. and dreadful 10 Dehold-nnh
she became gradually exhausted. and expired
yesterday morning, ID hoaf. after the ,ngasion
Of the disease aud 81 days after the lnllteno'
the wound. Several phyeiGtans saw the enid
aud no doubt wa LEFT on lheif minds ns 10 the
nature OF the disease.