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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27

g. Josiah KnodIe, Esq, has sold the
Boousboro. Nd, Odd Fellow printing
establish men,, TO Mr.. Isaiah UoBerSber-
ger, and retired TO private life.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27

MISSIONARY SoCiETY.-The annual
meeting Of the Missionary Society OF The
Methodist Episcopal Church, was held
on Monday evening al the Missionary
Rooms. New York, for the election OF
managers for the ensuing year. The
board consists Of sixty.four members, one
half being of The clergy, aud the other IaI-
ty. After the election OF the managers.
the following officers were elected for
1859: Presidents, Rev. Bishop Morris;
Vice Presidents, Bishops James. Scott
Simpson. Baker. and Ames: and Mr.. r.
Hall: and Revs. w II. Norris, n. Bangs,
and A. NJ. Osborn. d. d; Corresponding
Secretary. Rev J. p. Durbin; Treasurer
Rev. T.. Gallon; Assistant Treasurer
Rev. l.. Swormsiedl, and Recording
Secretary, Rev. d. Tsry.
t. A dO,l is pending between Joseph
Button, Esq.. Of the Lynchburg Virgin
ian, and r. II. Glass, Esq, OF the Re.
publican. Glass seems 10 "crawfsh'' oul
OF II.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27
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c-sSfa ssJ5 = - - = 20

On the Ilth inst. by Rev. Levi Keller.
Mr.. H. p. Ledloig formerly of this coun-
,y, to Miss Mary c. SPamgler, oI S"as'
burg. Shenandoah county. Va.
On the 4lh inst. by Rev. Mr.. Billings.
Mr.. .4lam LbckreH, To Miss Elisa .Am
.NerriH. all of this county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27

LARGE BEEr.-Mr. HIM. II. Crowl,
Of this place. killed or Friday week, a
Beef which weighed $40 pounds. net,
His beefship was purchased Of MIR. Jacob
Sxag sicr, of this County.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27

DEpUrY MARsHAL.-We understand
tina, John T. Little, Esq, formerly of
This place, has received the appointment
of Deputy Marshal Of the City Of Chi
caon. Illinois.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27

&S7 We understand that twelve persons
were bapIi>ed ON Sunday week by The
Rev. Mr.. Jones, a Mount Zlon Church,
Berkeley County.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27

e. At a special meeting "f the Board
of Directors, b. & O. Railroad. held on
the l7lh inst, John ". Garret, Esq,
was elected President. The vote Stood.
for ]. W. Garrett l6, for Chauncey
Books IA.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27

g. An Augusta. Maine. paper tells a
story about dance between chap nam.
ed SnrNngs and Rackensack. Aikan-
sas. gal called big Sis" They danced
II hours and 81 minutes, when big Sis
caved and took seat in the chimney cor
ner, tanning herself with the bread tray.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27

SERMox.-The Rev. r. UeiSer, now
President of Central College, at Fort
Desmoin, Iowa, who. in 1886 was the
Pastor Of The Lutheran Church, in this
town, delivered two eloquent sermons in
the Lutheran Church nf this place. on
Sunday the 18th inst, morning and eve
ming. The veterans locks are rapidly
whitening with the frosts Of old age.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27

TYPHOID FEVER Typhoid fever pre-
walls in and near Taylorsville, Tennessee.
SO far it has been very fatal. The Alb
ingdon Democrat is Informed by physi-
elm. who has had experience Of several
wears in treating the disease, iha, those
fam lieSw no use molssses daily are rarely
attacked with The fever.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27

Explosion OF A METALLIC COFFIN
A few Yeas nave served to bring INTO eX'
pehsive use for burial purposes Tie now
common metallic cases or collins, especI-
aliy when ever i, is desirable or necessary
to delay The in,ermenl. " hen first IN
troduced il was HE practice to exhaust the
air in these eases after the body had been
pat IN, to secure them fully. 1t was SAID,
q lains change bv contact with The atmos-
phere. For various reasons this practice
has fallen into disuse, the only precan-
tions now taken being To completely cool
the remains before sealing up the case
From some neglect in this latter respec'
circumstance took place not long ago,
which originating here, Is worth relating.
The case containing an adult, who had
suddenly deceased while apparently IN
good health, was sealed up TO be sent Tor
inlernenl to neiehb0rlng State. The
convey ance for half days rIle was by
railroad, and then by wagon for thirty
miles. The day was VAIN and the road
rough, and much motion was doubtless
given to the remains. The persons IN
charge stopped for brief rest al tavern,
and were in the house when they, as well
as all in the vicinity, were startled by a
very loud report, and it was found the bu-
rial case had, by rapid generation OF
gas. exploded with much violence, entire
ly blowing out the heavy French glass
face plate, which it shattered into a thou
sand pieces. Nothing could be done but
tn seek hasty interment in the vicinity.
and wait the coming of cold weather to
allow the removal of the remains TO their
destined place of bdriSl.-Chicago Press
and Tribune.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27

RAILROAD FAREs.-The following are
the rates Of fare established by the late
Railroad Convention, between Baltimore
and the princi ,Ie points West and North
west:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27

~ The Tazew Advocate learns that
Il is he intention of Gov. Wise to call an
extra session Of the Legislature very
soon.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27

TARGET FIRING-The "Hamlrsmck
Guards" Of this town were on parade on
the l3,h inst. at which time they exer-
cised at target firing, Private H. l.. E"t-
Ter made the best shor-his ball striking
nearest the centre. Lieut.. I'm "A. Nor
gan made the second best, and private
G.. d. BowerS came off third best. In
fact the whole of the shooting, with few
exceptions, was done very accurately,
when considering that those United States
muske,s were never previously shot at
mark by those who discharged them
and OF course the men we've perfectly ig-
moran, Of the range OF the muskels.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27

CoNGREss.-Congress will convene on
the first Monday in December, and remain
in session ill The 4h Of March. The
members are dropping in al Washing ton.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27

&FWe are requested to state that the fu-
neral of Mr.. BEDINGER Will take place al
his late residence al 3 y clock, on Sunday
afternoon, and will proceed to "Bedford."
near town, al the residence OF E. |. LEE,
Esq, where the remains will be depos-
tied.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27
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S HEPH ERDS I OW n .

Corrected ,reckly by stal:s, Miller s, Co.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27
70 Lovers Of PeYfumery

IpHE undersigned has just received lot
( OF HarIsOn's Celebrated PerGumeIy.
such as Concentrated Colognrs, Prepare
TONS for the Skin, Pomades, Rouges.
Flsvorlng Extracts, an! highly perurDed
Soaps. Also iIaui,on's world reno ned
Columbian Ink, Ill very cheap. for Cash.
A. s. STONEBRAKER.
Nov 27 Druggist II Chemist.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27

FIRE AT FAIRMnNT On Tuesday night
last. 23rd inst. the Baltimore and Ohio
Railload Conpany's buildings, at Fair
mont, were destroyed by fire. One tn
CINE was burned up, the cost Of which
was about $4,000. TIE loss of The
company is stated as being very heavy.
RoBBERY.-We learn from The Mar
linsburg Republican that on Thursday
Of last week, betw cen The hours of one
and two clock, the house Of D0rid II.
Conrad, Esq, was entered by some per-
son and robbed of eighteen spoons and as
many forks, (srlver.) Value Of the prop
erty stolen, 500.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27

PUBLIC MEETlNG.-We are requested
TO stale that meeting OF the citizens Of
this town and vicinity, will be held at the
Town Hall, in this place, this evening,
9Th inst, at o'clock, for the purpose of
expressing sentiments Of sympathy and
regret in the Death Of the Hon. HENRY
BEDINGER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 27, 1858.
Death Of The Hon. Henry Bcdinger.

On yesterday morning, Friday. the
26lh inst. at 10 o'clock, deep gloom
was suddenly cas-, over our town by the
startling announcement that the Hon.
Henry BEDiNGER, ex.M mister TO Den-
mark, had jlsl departed this life, after a
painful illness of few days. of Pneumo-
nia-having only been confined 10 his
bed since Sunday evening last. Mr.
BEDINGERhas jus, returned from his Mis-
sion, which he filed with honor 10 him-
self and credit to his country, and the
warm embrace Of friends has scarcely
greeted him, before he is called away 10
meet them no more on earth. Truly, "in
the midst Of life we are in death"
Brookville American., 1858-08-27

tain the County oficcs for succession
of from Ito 20 years--expcrience has
demonstrated that long coHtinued Off
cial place works corruption and no mat
ter of what political party.
To the voters of oe Iounty we sub.
nit the facts Of thspublic expenditures
and gave you last week the total cost OF
your county Jail, which was returned by
ste>f Grand Jury as nH'sanee, and
wbteh We rshssert to be "a ,4Cs 81 and
defy successful contradiction--we this
week add TO II the cost Of County
Asylum, II, ,2i0,77 making total Of s2i,
G79,os for two ofyour county baildiugs,
70 which we propose to add next week
the cost Of your Court House, aud
show you tho grand total cost Of Jail,
Asylum and Court House. You then
can cast your votes, for or against the
ticket Of tho cique, with full knowl
edge Of their stewardship in these par
ueuiars. .ss 8sf 81 a4ft
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
sss- A serious riot took place in Ds

beS- A serious riot took place in Da-
venport, Iowa, on Wednesday evening
week and Thursday morning last, in
consequence Of tho refusal of certain
banking houses there 10 redeem Flor
cnce Nebraska money which they had
put in circulation. The mob assailed
tho clearinghouse Of Cook 4 Sargent,
and the residence OF Mayor Cook
Mrs. Cook, while attempting to close a
window.shutter, was struck by brick
bat, and SO seriously injured, that her
recovery is very uncertain. AT the last
accounts, the outbreak had been sup
pressed, but tho difficulty in which IL
originated was not settled, as no provi-
sion had yst been made for tho redemp;
tion OF the money.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
The Congressional Canvass.

We lcarn from our exchanges, and
persons who have heard the candidates,
that Judge IIacklsman is meeting the
full expectations Of his friend, and the
respect of his opponents, wherever hc
has spoken. His manly, bold and in
dependent exposition Of his vicws on
all the questions Of the day, MERIT and
receive the approval Of honest men, and
contrasts strkingly with the continued
shifting and ovasions Of his opponent.
II is the happy consequence of life OF
consistent, straightforward political in
tegrity, which never varies from the
principles advocated, that now enables
Judge Haeklcman TO go before tho peo-
pic and challenge investigation of his
unwavering deyotion to the principle
advocated from oariy manhood. 1t is
no scrpentine track that he has marked
out in n political life of over twonty
years, as the opponent Of Nebraska to.
day and its advocate tomorrow; the
opponent ofthe English bill before his
nomination, and ilsadvocate afterwards;
but a consistent utchanging devotion to
the right, with such record as enables
him to meet face to face bis opponent
and tho people, and with fearless con-
sciousness charge homo on Judge Hol.
man. his vascilating time-sorving in
consistencies, as politician. Hackle.
man, from pIow-boy on his fathers
farm in the valley Of the White Water,
and throughout professional and DO
litical life oftwcnty years, has impressed
on oil with whom he has mingled, the
prominent idea Of frank, fearless un-
compromising, honesty. Who ever heard
ofP. A. Hackleman as political tricks.
ter 2 In tho hot encounter with his old
opponent Of Rash, many severe blows
have been given and received, but nc
charge that IIacklcman was a trickster
If he possesses one trait Of character
prominent over others, il is that he Il
frank, out-spoken and honest.
We regret that we cannot record the
same OF Judge Holman.--wo speak OF
them ~ politicians, and unhesitatingly
say that Judge Holman's general repu.
tation Ii that Of fair abilities, but ar
intimated, political tyickstc;, ever
shifting and changing to secure The
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
Wilson versus English.

The Enquirer does not like fohn N
Wilson, of Indiana Hpa ne been the
nominee Of Demos'.stic convention,
our cotemIorary xould have h,rn
prompt 70 g'VS him n certificate
% h,g" character" BY the
SIDE oi W an. II English, il would moi
De s'r.$rge if Wilson should pass fol
lore than ho is really worihi and o1
the two, honest men will not be likely
to choose tho vvw<yfocri,e whs
fathers the Conference Bill Cincinnati
Gd,stte
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
North Carolina.

In all sat- ss1rn ~ oapties, udge
Ellis, the Dcn.oci5{ic candidate for
Governor, has majority OF 1890, a
gain Of ,227 on praggs vote in 1856
The Opposition claim gain Of only
eight members Of tho Legislature, as
compared with the last, when the Dem.
ocrats hal about fhy majority on join,
ballot Two Umlcd States Senator'S
arc TO be elected; one IN place of Reid,
whose torn cxpIrcT on the 4th day OF
March next, add one to I'LL the vacancy
occasioned by the icsighition of Judge
8iggs, whose term extended until 1861.
Mr.. Clingman hold tho latter scat by
executive appointment, and will un-
doubtedly be elected by the Legislature
to serve out the tprm. Cincinnati Ga.
setfs.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
BOUNTY LAID WARRANTS LOST.

NOTICE u hereby given that Bounty Land
~ Warrants Nos, ana SO issued 10 stephen A.
Lowry, n the Office OF the Coplmissoner of Pom
sions Of the United states of America, on the 4ih
day Of November, 1858, as apriyalc In Captain
Lewis Kentucky Militia Company, war Of 1872
for one hundred and sixty acres OF land, ard as
signed TO the subscriber by Walter Mitchell as exe-
cntor Of said stephen 4. Lowry. deceased, under
the order Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF Frak-
lin County. Indiana, and Bounty Land Warrants
No 49, si4 issucd 10 Talbot Clay for services render
cd by said Clay In the war Of 1912, and issued by
said Clay, in blank, were fTaudulently taken from
the possession Of the subscriber nt ST. Louis, Mo-,
on the 18th day Of August 1888. AL persons are
hereby eauhoped from purchasing said Bounty
Land Warrants, as shall make application to the
pennsion ofice tor duplicates for the same and
prosecute tho lcou who obtained them II can as
certain his whereabouts. Notice has this day been
given the Pension Ofhoc Of the loss Ct said war
rants aud that application will be made for dupli-
cate warrants. THOMAS NESBlTT, Jr.
uo 20 Avs
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
Atlantic Monthly for septep Der.

We have received this most valuable
nenthly periodical, with tho following
eontents; 49, xexz
Eloqacnco; The Kinloch Estatc, and
how it was settled; The Birth. Mark;
Rambies in Aquidneck; Ann potter's
Lesson; lie Aarais du Cygne; Youth;
Pintal; The House that WINS just like it's
Ncighbors; Daphnaidcs; Water Lilies;
Fifty and Fifteen; Illinois in Spring
time; An Evening with the Telegraph
Wires; Tho Autocrat of the Break.
fast Table; Literary Notices; obitua-
ry.
The publishers very kins.,.,y sen. us
the July instead Of .I...o Juno number
Tho latte wo,.,d make our number.
complete, lad would give US the Who'll,
OF 70 "Autocra,,' and other articles
which are worth the subscription prize,
for the year. For subscription. addrc:.
Phiilips. Sampson &Co., Boston r.assu
chusetts.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
EORSALE

In the town Of Mt. Carmel, franklin Co., Ind.
the following desirable Real Estate;
The housv and lot occupied by the under.
signed. The house l. handsome fTnmo cottage oi
one story aud half, containing Ave good room..--
0nc out building with collar underneath. Large
stable aud wood she'd, also hot-bed frames ane
glass. all OF which l. In good repair.
The grounds contain half an acre, planted will
the choicest shrubbery and fruit, such apples
pears, chsrys, pluns, grapes, currents &e.
This property Is very suitable 70 one Wishing q
retire from business, or 60 educate a family. A,
tn educaticna point few in the State surpass it,
For health locality, and character Of its ncighbor
hood. second 10 none.
Also two frame houses with four rooms each, will
wood houses attached, newly erected last summer
Also farm Of hxty acres, three foarths Of u
mile from tho town, near the Turnpike. abou
twenty acres cleared tho balance in good timber
the improvements consist Of a log cabin. choice
orchard Of apple and small vinyard, will DO SOLD
whole or part 70 suit purchasers.
The above property can hc bought at great sac
riGee by applying casly, business eugsgelnrnis 70
quirng change Of locality. II. DRr rNDRETT.
no200
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
County Commissioner.
NUMBER 2.


The theory Of our government is,
that the people arc sovereisn. and the
e6fciais arc their servants, OF agents, to
conduct the government in .accordance
with their expressed win. This theory
applies TO the General, State and Coun-
ty Government alike, and Is equally
subversivc Of the great principle. when
violated and abused by county official,
as by tho highest functionary Of the
General Government. 1t is a prominent
duty Of all public officers to faithfully
render account of official action, and
keep. open to public inspection every
public record of his Office. -. q.
fItba mora! duty Of public officers.
when the public demand IL. TO not only
tender. but invite investigation into his
official conduct. If tho. rules We have
defined be true, how dagrantly have
the County Commissioners. an1 ~
Quick, the County Auditor. '. v...,,ls,..d IN,
plaincst prccept ofdusv. Il, ..s,,. ,hs,
the COMMISSIONER ,sscrc satisfied that the
: a"''.....Sr ac..sunts W ire, in something
ln.i..,ght. They appointed a commit
tee to investigate and report their con
dition. Thus far, very we'll; but toe
soon il became n0iscd about that IA,
County Commissioners had dared Z,
take this step, and woul.' Bet at defiance
the mandates OF PARTY leaders. Th,
consequences were ominous; the aectior
would be III October, the investigatin,
committees report in September, an'
the indignation cf people, too ionl
trifed with, might bc too great, eve
for the skill Of tho inyincible Cour
House Clique. The order was, there
fore, virtually recindcd, and the Count,
Auditor sets quietly down, conhdcn
that 500 Democratic majority is wortl
more TO him on election day than al
official report, exonerating him iron
all suspicion Of maifeasance in Office
We must either thus conclude, or tax,
the worse horn of the dilemma, tha
tho Auditor fears the result Of tho ex
pose, and the Commissioners backe,
down at the bidding Of tho Cd5al
Democrats of Old Franklin, how Ion,
viii you bo thus rode, "bootcd ant
sparrcd?" Mark our word, that thcr,
10 something rotten in Denmark.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27

THE WISCONSIN, CURREScy ExcITE
NESr.-Therc is considerable feeling
in our community, in reference TO the
refusal of some of our hunks TO receive
the bills of y large batch Of Wisconsin
Banks. As a reaetionary movement
all the railroads eentering in this city
have agreed 70 take these bills at par
and Mr. ). b. Scatt. cashier of tho Ju-
neau Bank at Milwaukee, telegraph d
10 A. II. Peters, Feq., agent OF the New
York aad 1Er-p lscs-ss-ssii ssii;--snerning
that institution receives all kinds OF
Wisconsin money. The New York and
Erie Railroad Office in this city also an
nounce their readiness to receive this
money for tickess, and our business men
generally receive 1t at par CHIC. Jour.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
Robberv At the PhiIadelphia Miut.

The U s. Mint, In Philadelphia: was
on Wednesday morning, visited BY
three gcntIcmanly- looking strangers
who, while making tour of The insti'
tu,Ion, succeeded in robbing the cabi.
net Of rare coins, which is preserved as
IA object Of special interest and vulue,
The strangers succeeded in abstracting
two fifty dollar pieces; one slug worth
s40; four $50 gold pieces; one $50 Cali.
fornia gold coin, and one s25 gold
piece. The scamp effected the robbery
by means Of false key, with which
they unlocked the cabinet during the
momcntary absence OF the attendant
The robbery was discovered soon after
the strangers had left.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27

1t is said, by those who have given ii
a fair trial, that WARDS LiSiMENr Is
positively sure a ID effectual remedy
for Cholic, both in man or beast. A.
Cholic is - very common and prevalent
disease among Horses. and often proves
fatal, we think that the above fact
should DO known ty oil our readers
This Linimcnt, as family medicine,
certainly has no superior. II can be
had of Druggists and Stores generally
throughout the country.--Rushviiie
Jdcksonian.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
Edinburgh Correspondence.

EDINBURGH, Ind. Aug. le, 1858.
FniEEp FosrER:-Your yluaLlc pape,
did not como TO hand till Monday, tho
reason whereof is unknown to me
Hope Il viii DO moro prompt hereafter
Wo must be very wicked people here
as tho rain has carefully avoided us for
for weeks, ,syhilc other places have been
wsll watercd, The ground is very dry
and tho vegetation almost destroyed
II has the appearance ofrain this morn.
ing and il has raped near here. May
be our turn will como next.
] have seen several valuable articles
in 'our paper concerning hogs horses
&C., and it might not be out Of place I,
say few things about rata. II you
had been annoyed by tho vermin as
have, you would rejoice to hear Of a way
by which to get rid of them. ] have
nine cats, and sometimes u few more
come 70 make us visit; but with all
tbcse. tho rats have nearly taken us.
have tried arsenic, traps, &C., but all "a
no purpose. Yesterday took piece
of phosphorus. about the size ofa bullet
and melted it in hot water, and mixed
u half tin full of corn meal with II, and
placed the dough under my stable 1o6r
l picked up eight good.sizod rats thi'
morning, and l presume as many mere
died ia their holes They eat the
dough grcediIy, and it soon kills them
| placed water near, 80 that they would
keep out Of, tho we'll. In handling the
phosphorus, persons must be Gu cful
and keep their hands wet. else they will
get badly burnt 1t must also be kept
in bottle Of water. ] can recommend
this "a n good rat medicine-bcttcr fi,r
than arsenic. Let those concerned take
notice There ia some. sickness here
and there are some deaths. Nospecial
news, however. In haste,
Yours, r.
Brookville American., 1858-08-27
Mosr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il

Mosr ExTRAoRDlSAnY.---Within the
past week, the wife Of well-known
citizen Of GAINESVILLE has given birth u
five children, under the following ex-
.raordinary circumstances; She was
brocght to labor at tho apparently
proper time, and was deliv' rcd OF t~o
chs.aren. Ihree days alter sAe was
delivered OF Two more, and on the
fourth day si'o had the fifth child
What is lac most extraordinary Of ai.
IA lhis wonderful developments, tho phy
s,clans in consultation proaounead t.4,
she had yet sixth OF which 10 Dv rc'
iicved. Can the world beat thls!---
Ctereiand Herald.