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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-06-26
THE LARGEST

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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-06-26
ISAAC Nj. WILKER
CABINET.WARE

which cannot fail to recommend itself to every one
who will examine it, on account Of its durable
workmanship and splendid finish, made up of the
best stock to be had in the city. No effort ir
spared in the manufacture Of his ware, and the
subscriber is determined to keep up with the
many improvements which are constantly being
made.
He also manufacture all kinds and aualities
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-06-26

Expenditures and receipts Of Northumberland
Condy from the first day Of January Il,
d., 1881, to the last day Of December Of the
same gear, both days included
Northumberland County DR. to the toNowing
Items.
To 1872 Orders issued by the COM
missiouers for view
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Militia Fines.
DIR.

To amount of said fines outstand-
ing for 1856 and previous, Sl,20l Il
Amount assessed for 1851, 1858 OC
Balance due in 1856, l79 81
Error in duplicate, l6 q
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Healing Springs.

HEALING SPRINGS.

HEALING SPRINGS,
Bath County, Va july 26, 1858
This watering place is situated in a valley, be-
tween the Warm Spring Mountain and the Valley
Ridge, "A miles from tho Miliboro' Depot, on the
Central Road, 13 from the Bath Alum s from the
Warm, 3 from the Hot aud 81 from tho White Sui
phur. The buildings have all been erected in the
last four years. consisting of three brick aud one
frame building and forty cottages. There are also
church. store aud several private residences near
here, giving the place pretty country village ap.
pearance. Hunting aud fishing can both be in
dulged in in the vicinity. The waters of the
spring are peculiarly adapted to the cure of Rheu
mafism, Chronic DiaIrh9a, Scrofua, diseases Of
the Kidneys, &c.
About 800 persons can be accommodated bere.-
There are about $50 visitors, among them ii. w.
Fry, lady and daughter, l. Davenport aud family,
Jno C. Shafer, David Baker and others OF Rich.
mond. The climate is delightful, the thermometer
being at rs bere when it is 95 In Richmond. A.
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U. s. AGaICgLTUaAL FAIn.--The ar
rangement for the distribution Of premiulis will
probably be announced shortly. as the Executive
Committee now have the matter under considera
tion. The Fair will commence in this city, con
jointly with the Fair of the Central Agricultural
Society, on thu 26tb of October
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sw HENRY. Proprietor
R- LIVE SlzR PHorooaApHs.-Tl

16 LIFE SIzR PH0ToaRAPHs.-The
subscriber takes pleasure In announcing TO his nu-
merous patrons and the public at large. that he y
now prepared to furnish photographs from miniar
which, for accuracy and finish. he warrants equal,
II superior to any produced In this CITY, sI iess
than the usual price. Old Picturcs copied and en-
iarged To any size.
Citizens and strangers are invited TO- call and ex,
- 0IBn0.
p S-If yen want genuine AmbTotype. this n
the place 10 get it, where you will neither be hum
bugged in price or work, AlBo. Melstnotypes. 20
any other Picture in the Photographic Art
je Is r. u u.
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SALE OF PaopnRrY.-The bushes

SALE OF PROPERTY, II q business
house lately occupied by Messrs. Binford Mayo
Blair, the South side OF Main, between 14th and
18th streets, sold at auction yesterday, by
Goddin & Apperson, for $4,000. Mr.. Thomas r
Price, purchaser. The building is three stories in
height, has front of 26-feet, aud runs back the
full depth Of the square. Under all the cireum.
stances, this may be regarded a very good sale
Mr.. Price, it will be remembered, also purchased
the property adjacent to the American Hotel,
week or two ago. paying for it $4,000.
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A FALL.-An intoxicated man, leaving
the watch-hOuse yesterday morning for the May
ors Court fell down the flight of steps and landed
safely on the brick pavement, sustaining no dam.
ago whatever. sober person would be decidedly
averse to attempting the performance of such a
faaf
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THE TOBACCO TRADa.-We are reoeust

ed by the Inspectors at the several warehouses in
this city to contradict the report in circulation in
different portions of the country, that their sales
Of Tobacco are not generally attended by the deal
ers. On the contrary, they assure US there has
never at any former period, been more general
or fuller attendance than at present, and that the
market il very animated, and the biting equally
aa
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CUrrISG.-Henry Cooper, slave the
property of John W. Wright, was arrested yester
day. for beating aud cutting another slave, named
John Baker. The affair will probably be invesii.
gated this morning.
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ENTERED INTO BosDs-Captain James 7. Fisher,
ofCincinnati. recently elected Most Supreme Grand
Treasurer OF the Grand Council Of the Sons Of Malta
of the United States, entered into bonds on Mon
day 10 the sum of fty thousand dollars, faithfully
70 perform the duties Of bis office.
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MINISTER SENTENCED TO STATE PRIsoS.--T.
Lean, formerly deputy postmaster mt Worth, Tus-
cola county, Michigan, and clergy man, has been
convicted in the United States District Court OF
robbing the postofice, aud sentenced to fifteen
years in State prison.
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NOTICE. We are now closing out our
~ entire stock OF Spring and Summer Clothing
at very reduced prices to make room for our Fall
and Winter goods. We advise all persons In want
of such goods, to cali in and look at our
Fancy Cashmere Suits
Black Alpaca Sacks and frocks
prap D'Ete do do
White MaTseilies and Duck Coats
Linen Travelling busters
Fancy Marseilles Vests -
Black Bombszae and Farmers Satin Vests
White and Fsncy Dnck and Drill Pants
Black Cloth Dress ard Frock Goats
Black Cashmere. Alpaca and Drap D'Ete Pants.
ALS0-Large lot OF Gentlemens' Furnishing
Goods. " WALKER co, y
Jy27 t03 corner Main and iJth.
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CAMP MEETINGS IN vIRGINIA.-A camp meeting
for Winchester IVA cireuit and station, commenc-
ing on Friday, August 10th, will be held on the
ground known as ..Crisman's Spring" On the
same day camp will commence about fourteen
miles from RomDey, Va.
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MAYoR's Cousr.-Transactions yester-

MAYORS CoUHT.-IraueactlOnS yester-
day were somewhat limited. The first subject
called MP was George Myers. who halls from Baiti.
more. and has been before the Mayor on two pre-
viovs oecasions-once on charge Of petty larceny.
He was conveyed to the watcn-house on Wednesday
night In an inebrxted condition. and had no apollo
gy to offer for his conduct and the Mayor assigned
him place in the chain gang, in default of securi-
ty sor future good behavior
John Scott. alias John Clark, pauper, was
found lying drunk on q sidewalk. When called up
to answer, he informed the Mayor that he belonged
in Hamburg. S. C. well" said the Mayor .whv
don't You go homer" sI've been trying to, Squire
but the fact is, took drop too much, yesterday,
Squire. and a kind gentleman provided me with
lodging for the night" The Mayor then told him
to leave without delay, or he wonid find him
home not so agreeable. "Thank you,--fturnipg to
the ofiicer Squire, have you seen anything of the
old maa's bundles" And the polite Clark made
his exit
William T. King, summoned to answer for al.
lowing vicious dog to go at large, appeared in
court, and small boy testified that his dog had
given him bite in the leg. A German witness
substantiated the lads testimony by the brief re-
mark-"I seen tis poy blaying wid 'noder tos,
when te tog pit him." The case was continued for
further investigation.
Z John Norman, free negro, charged with keep
ing cookshop in violation of city law was or
derea TO discontinue his business forthwith The
Mayor directed the police to break up all similar
establishments, Notwithstanding any permission
that may have been granted by aState officer, as
In the present instance. The Hastings Court alone
had the power to license houses of entertainment
aud he was quite sure that no licenses would be
granted to fiee negroes to open cook shops.
Ann Winston, slave, thu property of Mr.. Cren-
shaw, was arraigned oa charge of stealing
piece OF iron from the Central Railroad Depot; but
in consideration of physical debility, the Mayor
admitted her to bail to appear on the first Monday
in November.
The examination of the three negroes charged
with breaking into John Clashs store house was
deferred until to-day.
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/ III l. DISPATCH.
-
FRIDAY MoENlA0................. July a. isss
THE NEW COUNTRY.

soaefhs'v More q ne Ner Rires. C'ifs--The Bid
Raos--IHe Aosstaia LAKE. Tryd Fishing in lat.
ae &eny--TAe Hsaaay and Fertility af the Caan.
h-y.
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NOTICE TO RAIL ROAD CONTRACs
~ TORS az
OFFICE OF RICHMOND AND YORK RIvRRp
RAILROAD COMPANY 4

RICHMOND, July 18th, 1875.
The undersigned is ushorZed to receive Proposals
for the unfinished Grading, bridging, Delivery of
Cross Tes Laying the Track, Dep its and all other
work necessary 70 complets The lst Division Of The
Richmond and York River Railroad to Pamunkey
River 23 miles, and also for the Zud Division (sep-
aratelyD from Pamunkcy River to West Point,
rs 3-lo miles) including Pamunkey River Bridge.
Proposals SEALED. will be received at the Engi-
neer's Office of the above Company, in Richmond.
until the 10Th day of August next, where Plans,
Specifications aud all iuoT nation necessary for hid
dsrs will also be furnished on and after the st day
of August.
Payments monthly Ia Cash, and ia the Company's s
AM State Bonds Bidders to how satisfactory eyi
ence ofability and responsibility and 20 per cent
reserved from monthly estimates until contracts are
completed. d. 8. WALTON.
jy 23-dtSA Chief Epg'r.
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RELIGIOUS lTEMs.-A collection was
taken up last Sunday in the First Baptist Church.
for the relief of the State Mission Board amount
ing to $3.50 Thepro posed enlargement of the house
of worship belonging to this congregation will be
commenced next week. The pulpit of St. James
Church, (Episcopa) is occupied by Rev. Mr.. Baker,
during the absence of the rector Rev Mr.. Peterkiu,
who seeks in the mountains a respite from his Ia
bors The new edfce, called Grace Church. ia the
upper part of the city, where it is loped Mr. Baker
will build up flourishing society. is progressing
towards completion. Elder William I. Lindsey
has been selected as pastor of the Third African
Baptist Church.
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Hurrrxc BurrALo--Lord Richard Grosvenor,
Lord Henry Cavendish and the Hon. Mr.. Ashley,
left st. Anthony, Minnesots, on Tuesday. the Dtn
inst. on six weeks buffalo hunt 10 the wilds Of
Dncotah. @S
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THE MECHANICS INsrteurE Thu n

gress of the new Institute building, on 9th street
towards completion, must be encouraging to ali
the friends OF this useful association 1t will be
an ornament to that portion of the city, but con-
sideratioD paramount to this is the evidence of a
successful struggle, against adverse circumstances,
to build up an organization which shall be one of
the gories of the State Agriculture will have its
grand carnival 10 the season when farmers have
gathered in their crops; but here manufacturers,
another Indispensable element of States pros
perity. will illustrate the progressing enterprise
of Virginia. We appeal to our mechanics to bestir
themselves, and invest the next annual exhibition
with attractions which shall interest and surprise
the great number of visitors from abroad, expected
here at the time designated.
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paonorross Governor has made the fot
loving promotions 10 the 4'h regiment cassify,
Hsut.nAnt Csionsl; and Wm. y, Richardson 70 bs
MAJOR,
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Who MAY GO To NApLEs.-A gentleman from
Boston, vino is travelling in Europe, proposed vis-
iting Naples, but was informed by those in autho-
rity, that his name appearing as one of the sub.
scribers for the cannon presented TO Sardinia
from the citizens OF Boston, he could not be per-
mitted to 'see Naples and die in ecstacy of de-
light. other strangers have been reported to do.
All the gentlemans explanations and remonstran-
ces were unavailing, and he was forced to go ano.
ther way.
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twenty years upward Of ffty colleges have been
founded. There are now in the United States =
HUNDRED and twensyfour colleges and universitiss,
with 40 aggregate nnmbsr Of students Of fourteen
Thousand.
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PERSECUTION OF CHEIsTIANs.-From Athens it is
stated that terrible reaction by the Mnsseiu.e en-
against the Christians had taken place in Gambia
The European consulate and the Catholic church
in Gambia had been attacked and the Christians
were leaving the city.
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Ma, said httie girlto her mother, ssdo the
men want to get married 40 much az the womens,'
..Pshawl what are ron taking aboutf"
"Why, ma, the women who come here are nj.
ways talking about getting married-lhe meu
don't do 40 ~
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VALUABLE IsvESgIos.--A Berlin lPrussia) engi.
neer has invented new bullet casting machine
which 10 portable, consumes very little fue, aud,
In an hour.
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CUMBERLAND PREsBYrERIANs.-This body of Pres.
byterians, an ofshoot from the main body, and
semEArmeDian in their views of doctrine, num-
bers2 sy nods SS presbyteries aud 1000 ministers.
The commandments number over l0o,Oo0.
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~ WArER CooLnRs.-We have on
hand u ocr own manufacture, the best Quality
WATER COOLER, neatly panied. Call and sups
w 's KEEsEY PARR,S Postwy,
my Its Corner Of 18th ard Carr strsesA
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REAPPEARANcE OF THE PLAeUg.-The plague af.
ter an intermission of twenty years, has reap
peared in district of the Pasholik of Tripoii,
named Bengaj and at last accounts, was contiuu
rumor that it had already reached Coustantiuo-
Pile: but tor this there was no foundation. The
most stringent quarantine regulations had been
resorted to.
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.RnlsE TRIsuTr.-During recent performances
of Madame Anna Bishop, In the opsra Of Norma.
at Bneues Ayres, cat wss thrown on ths stak g.
The occurrence created sielt dssl Of excitement
among her admirers,
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DRowNED.-Tobias Early, q free negro from
fredericksburg. Va, was found drowned at Balti.
more Tuesday evening. He had fallen from the
steamboat Virginia.
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AFLowEar LAnp-The 81 Psni MINI Democrat
says .(ln Sunday last Ne counted. in spMce of
less thsn 20 acres, II varieties Of Wild nowers all
indigen0ns to Minnesota"
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RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-Jos. Oker
and Henry Naehmann, two German rag pedars.
hailing from Richmond, were arrested last week in
Caroline, near the farm of James @. Luck ESQ .
charged with receiving stolen tobacco from two ne
groes belonging to Mr. Luck. The charge was
clearly proven before the examining magistrate
and they were safely lodged in jail at bowling
Green, to await their trial before the county court
Mr. Luck deterves the thanks of the whole com
munity for his vigilance and promptpess in detect
ing and bringing to justics these vioIators of law.
who are too frequently found stroIing through the
country, camping in the woods, aud trading with.
and corruptiug the negroes.
We hope this will be a warning to all such per.
sons, and also t. another Glass; calling themselves
Gypsies, who infsst the country, depending mainly
upon the fruits Of roguery for subsistence
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Youss PARnciDE,--At Bertrand, wisconsiu. last
week, boy OF about fourteen pears stabbed and
killed his stspfather becauss he attempted TO chas
rise him
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In CRpSRzr9 TlcKK1a OR CERrIrrcA1xs
Enclose the money to orr address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt OF which they win be forwarded
oy hrst mail purchasers can have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate.
The List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
sop1ronaeets s.hlneoiasefy .a, altef the drawing.
pl lain. and give their Post Office County and State
able in full without deduction
- All prizes OF 81 eG0 and under paid immediate
~ after the drawing. Other prizes at the usual tine
of thirty days. =
All COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
8. SWAN 4 CO., Augusta, Ca
IA Persons residing near Montgomery Ala. OF
Atlanta, Georgia, can have their orders filed and
save time, by addressing 8. SWAN q CO., at either
Of those cities. -.
aB- list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel With the amount Of the prize that each one is
entitled to. will be published after every drawing IN
ehe following papers: The Augusta (aa) Consti.
Mtionaliss, New Orleans Delta. Mobile Register.
Intelligencer, New York Weekly Day Book, Savan.
nah Georgian, Richmond Dispatch. New York
Dispatch, Pauldng (Niss Clarion, and Little Rock
{Ark) True Democrat. iy %
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RICHMOND, JUNE lorr, Ises.
nSFTo On NJ KAHs:-DBAK Sin: 1 70,

~To On NJ KAHs:-DsAE Sin: lfeel
It duty owe 20 you. to state to the public, the
successful removal Of tufnor from the ntde Of NJ
neck. OF fifteen years standing. weighing upward9
of thee pounds, without the OF kuifc, and Of
which am now well. Twas examined By ssvsral
eminent pny sicians Of my county. who advised ne
70 have nothing zone with IT,
Yours &C. MARY j. 0kUDbe.
n Residence Beaver Dam, hanover county. w.
s1- DR. kAaA's onice 10 the corner Of I'd and
Main streets. 10 elo-d0s
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fArAL DRINKING MAreH-The Lancaster, Pa, In
land Daily Times says that Mr.. Isaac Bear. of
warwick township, in that county, aud one Gar
Der, drank seven gallons of whiskey in Is DAYS
when Bear died Of mania a,pot leaving Garber
master of the field
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Lady Lyfson Rulwsr ha. been relsAsed from tie
insaus asytnm, In which phe Was placed thfopsh
he. hashaud's egepcy.
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NAvAL.-The U. s. sloop of war Csaue, now at
the Portsmouth (Va Navy yard, has been ordered
to be gotten ready for sea with dispatch she is to
be sent to the Pacific. Her repairs will be COM
pleted in three weeks at the farthest The United
States sloop of war Constellation was off Havana
harbor 1lth instant, and the jamestown on the
preceding day. Lieut.. VIM. A. Lowell has reeeiv
ed orders to resume the command of Che U s.
steamer Water Witch.
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SCHOOL FEsTyAL-The annual gchool festival of
| the Boston public schools took place Tuesday af.
ternoon at Music Hall, which was decorated most
appropriately for the occasion. The exercises con.
sisted of speeches by Governor Banks aud other
distinguished citizens, the presentation by Mayor
Lincoln of beautisal bouquet to each medal
scholar. and singing by choir of 200 children
The hall was crammed
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lNsuRAScE.-The Importance ofinsurance against
losses by fire and water may be at glance by
the following figures: There were 322 fires in the
United States in 1857. and the amount of property
destroyed was Sl4 502, 600. In 1856 the amou Mt of
property destroyed was upwards of 600 600 great
er The entire loss by marine disasters n the month
of December last, was 81 735. The above amount
included thirteen steamers forty ships, thirty
two barks twenty two brigs and ifty-seven schoon-
ers. If this property was insured, and the most OF
1t undoubtedly was, many thousands, perhaps mil.
lions of persons bore the loss, each one suffering
little, whereas, if no insurance had been effected
many persons would have suffered business ruin,
while others would have been seriously crippled in
their affairs of life
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FOR RENT.-Those newly erect

ssx FOR RENT.-Those newly erect
~ ed Brick Tenements on Cary street, between
ith and Sth. They well adapted for Grocery
stores, any kind of retail business. They contain
rooms besides the store room, and are well adapt
ed for the accommodation Of families having all ne
CessaFy conysniences. Possession given immediate
v. To good tenants the rent will be Moderate
Apply 10 n. II. RAGLAND CO.,
ia 2l-ts Lumber Dealers Marshall street
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The DRouGHr-We hear instant com
plants of the drought. The gardens and corn
fields are suffering, and every breeze stirs up
clouds of dust. The arrival Of circus has gene
rally been considered signal of rain, but, 1t is
written, ''ali sgas fail in dry time"
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A DEATH FaoM HYDRoPHoBIA.-The death, from
hydropaobia, of little daughter of VIM g. Lewis,
Of framingham, Mass. has been noticed. The
Boston Journal says:
She complained OF her throat and soon after be-
gan to dread the sightof water, shaddering wheney
it put before her, or even spoken Of During
the progress ef the disease, she woald frequently
complain of hunger and thirst, but when offereu
food drink 1t would distress her greatly and she
would turn away shiyeIing and hide her face. Con
vulsions became very frequent aad severe, aud the
child seemed TO suffer intense agony: complaining
of her throat and head a1d losing her conscious
nees while they lasted. During the absence of the
paroxysms she possessed the use OF ell her faculties
in remarkable degree, her sense Of hearing, par.
ticulariy, being very acute. An attempt was made
to adninster ether but it Affected her violently
that it had 70 be discontinued. DR.. Whitney, her
physician, succeeded on Saturday In sising the
child some morph ne, repeating the doses frequently
and keeping her under its influence as it appeared
mitigate the severity OF the spaDms. which gradu
ally lesseneo until de sth relieved her from isary
on Sunday afternoon. The chiId's face had been
much laceratsd ty the dog, having been bitten IN
four or Ave places. tearing dosn the aide Of Ter
mouth; aad All the wounds but this last had entire
ly healed before any signs CT sickness sppearsd.