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MISCELLANEOUS.
IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS.

We have been Informed that the usual practice planters
Sc sxdxriug their supplies of
DR. McLANE's Celebrated vERMIFUGE.
Has been to simply write order vernugs The conss
qssses that instead Of the genuine Dr. McLANEs yerm
fas y frequently get other the many worth
es pseArsdens called vsrnaSs before the public W,
srsfs beg leave to urge upoa the planter propey and
S.eastasss Of Invariably writing the name In fall and to sd
Ss ~ Aesos or agents that they will rscsve any other
nAsa DE sspsiAe Dr. Acisne's Celebrated vsrnugs pre-
pared BY Fleming Brothers, Piaslurgh Pa
~e"n also advise the precautions ordering DR.
Celebrated LIVER PILLS Tho great popularity
" snesa specific for Liver Complaint and oil
~ onoos arrangements prevalent in the South has In
ens vendors of many worthless to claim for
preparations similar medicinal virtues Be not deceived
LIZ MeLANE's Celebrated LIVER PILLS
are hs original and only reliable remedy for Liver Complaints
aaS yet been discovered and urge planter and
ne values his own and the health of those depending
n hn In be careful in ordering Take neither vermuge nor
ss< Fills unless you you getting the genuine Dr.
NeIAEE's, prepared by
FLEMING BROTHERS,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Below We give list of of the principal wholesale drug
sss and dealers in medicines city, and from
Sha the genuine Dr. McLanss Celebrated vernfuge and
hvsr Pills always obtained They are also sold by all
respectable druggists
Dr. MeLASE's Celebrated yERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
ITS in and TO arrive.
- J. WRIGHT d CO.,
81 and Isl Chartres street.
Dr. BIeLANE'S Celebrated VERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
stl gruss arrive and store.
sCovIL MEAD
Ill and ll3 Chartres street.
AR. n1eLANE's Celebrated vERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
Leo gross to arrive and in store
q. N. MoRIsoNs& CO.,
IL Magazine street.
Dr. HxeLASE's Celebrated vERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
LN gross to arrive and in store.
o. o. wOoDMAN,
Corner Common and Magazine streets.
afr. SIcLANE'S Celebrated VERNIIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
LIS gross arrive and in store.
E.B wHEELoCK 4 CO.,
43 Magazine street.
Dr. MeLANE's, Celebrated yERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS
A constant supply always in store and for sale by
JAMES sYME
1874 Canal street.
nr. AIcLANE'S Celebrated VERMIEUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
a constant supply in store and for sale BY
+. J. HART & CO.,
II and 70 Tchoupitouas street.
Dr. McLANE'S Celebrated VERMlFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS
A constant supply always In and sale by
READ, HEDGES CO.,
l08 Canal street.
Dr. efeLASE7S Celebrated yERMIFUGE
AND LIVER PILLS.
A constant supply always Ia and for sale by
f. p DUCONGE,
rnf mkW 80 Chartres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-22

BEAsTLY OurRAGE.-The Red Wing (Min.) Senti-
mel gives the following account Of fendish outrage
perpetrated recently in that vicinity:
On Tuesday last person entered the residence of Mr..
Andre in the Valley of Wells Creek, in this county,
Mr. Andre being absent and, after the most desper-
ate resistance on the part of Mrs. Andre, during
which her clothes were tore almost entirely oK her
person, one Of her thumbs dislocated, and herself
beaten almost to insensibility, violated her person.
Mrs Andre had been married but short time, and
had recently been confined. Her babe was also
nearly killed in the struggle,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-22

a ot IntsInieni Fever Fever and Ague Remit.
ssa Hssd.shs and Beas Feysrs indeed for the whole
sEe msisia Of mastnatic Countries ~"1'eN "
remedy loader sailed necessities of the
@ We ss no s enabled dss to Offer ss perfect certainty that
proof that harm arise from any quantity
Ts which r. FROM or this be Of
1 . 1s ATTACKS 9 s a Rse Ssa @ s w b
system prevents the disease if
e e. # conc mot
sr SDss the reach Of snd IN R
@ as a hs rs. 4S s AZ "Ds
is hoped this Price will place i within The reach Of alhe
as e FOR pTy and aa ss
% a
upon constitution THOSE BY left as
and Agile Is not alone tie of the MAS
s e great as say e s 9 aa as
ehs B!indness Toolhaehe Eaaehe ca,arrh Asthma Pap
Bowels collie, Paralysis and in the Stomach
blood, and consequently Them ali alike
he aarsas ss' tso oses
resed frem the system cannot accumulate in sufficient
aay psp into disease He Hence is valuable
t ii they avail themselves Of the protection this remedy
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PHYsIC
rarely Withstand evade them Their penetrating proper
sexrch cleanse nvgote portion
organism correcting its diseased action and restoring
invalid is bowed down with pain ysca debility
eoaished his health energy BY remedy
ssce so simple and inviting.
Net only do they the day complaints Of everybody
also many formidable and dangerous Diseases The agent
eina named pleased furnish gratis American Alma
z1ar containing certificates of their directions
the following complaints: Coveness, Heartburn
sxising from disordered Stomach ndiges
Pain in and Morbid nacton of the Bowels Flaulency
Appetite Jaundice, and other kindred compla'
arising low state of the body obstruction of its
nas They excellent alternative for the renovation Of
t blood and the restoration OF tone and strength to the system
dshlitated By disease
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
For the rapid of Coughs Colds Inenzas Hoarsenes
Group Bronchitis Icipent Consumption and for the relief OF
ohsantve Patients in advanced stages Of the disease.
wide the field of its usefulness and the
bounds publicly known who have been restored
ton alarming desperate diseases tho lungs by
ave tried its superiority every other redi.
cine of Its kind is observation and where
its virtues known the public longer hesitate what anti
ute employ for the distressing aud dangerous affections of
tho pulmonary that incident climate. While
inferior remedies thrust the community have failed
sad been di carded this has gained friends trial.
benefits the afflicted they forget
and able forgotten
Prepared by DR.. j. C.AYER 4 CO., Lowell. Mass For
sale by ]. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Nos. q h Isl Chartres street, N. o.
Also by HAviLAND, CLARK 4 GEORGE, Mobile and by
oil Beaievs. d22 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-22

FRUIT KILLED IN SOUTHERN MIssIss1PPI-The
Ses Coast Democrat Of Wednesday last says:
Every day we hear Of the damage done to the young
fruit by the recent cold damp weather. Plums and
peaches have suffered very much in this vicinity In
some places almost the entire crop has been destroyed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-22
I1ROCLANIA'TIoN- FIVE HUNDRED DoLDARs
H REWARD-ISHAM q HARRIS Goyernor of the Stat

4OHf$CLAMA.TION = FIVE HUNDRED DOIIDARS
4 REWARD-lSHAM g. HARRIS Governor of the State
of Tennessee. To all who shall these
Whereas has been made known that
did commit foul and atrocious murder the Sd day
OF February 1852 the body George Miller in the
Banking House of the Branch of the Union Bank of
Jackson in county of Madison robbed said
5z3 900 in notes and coin,
Now therefore, l. sham G. Harris Governor as aforesaid
the and authority in vested
offer reward of FIVE GNDR d DOLL RS any person
the apprehension of said murderer the
livery him to the Sheriff Jalo of county of Madison
order that Justice in that behalf be done.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and
cause the Great Seal of the State to be affixed, at
SeaII office in Nashville this 18th day Of February,
a. D., 1859.
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
By the Governor
JER RAY Secretary Of State. fell If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-22

TREASURE FROM WREcK.-At the omcss OF
Messrs Abel b Langly, bullion brokers, London,
there were recently to be seen gold bars OF the value
of ELL 900, and silver bars valued at 900 hshed
up from the wreck of H. NJ s. Lutine, which was
lost off the coast Of Holland, on the 9th of October,
1899 After sixty years immersion the gold looks as
fresh as if it had just been taken out Of the bank.
The silver bars on the other hand have become ex-
ternay almost black under the action of salt water
and some of the dollars, which have been almost all
saved are so much corroded that they are worth only
one or two shillings each.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-22

SUICIDE OF AN ED1roR.-On the 11th inst, "A. b.
Gibbons, editor Of the Harrodsburg Transcript. shot
himself through the head on the grounds q the
United States Military Asylum, near that place He
died the next morning.
The Lexington Reporter speaks Of him thus
Mr.. Gibbons was native of this city, where he re-
sided during the whole Of his youth and the earlier
part of his manhood, and where he had many friends
who deeply regret the rash act which has prematurey
terminated his career. He was man Of talents Of
high social qualities, genial and kind hearted which
much endeared him to those within the circle OF his
acquaintance. He leaves wife and ak young chill
dren. After he had committed the sad deed, upon
being questioned as to the cause, he answered.
King Alcoholic It is stated, however, that pecu-
mary difficulties probably led to the desperate act.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-22

Iaxsur~n FOUND ASTRAY AT THE LAKE
MXINS end Bayou ST. john the 18th inst, by Eugene
$fsSkN Roth a White COW with black spots and her
Q-.N calf. Said COW is in possession of f. ROTH, at
Rs She will be delivered by his proving
aeEty and paying expenses. n3Q 6tin3Qd
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Hni,aar q NJ
Zuiner Nicolas jr

St. Charles woodward New Basin. Editor of the
I" Bon Tom y Editor of the Child's paper. :. .Su-
perntendent of House of Correction.
S. F. MARKS, Postmaster.
New ORLEANS, Friday April %.
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Reyss mrs
Richards J G mrs
Richardson T mrs
Richardson Ann
Sawyer Abel mrs
Seaman Anne miss
Shaw G mrs
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Stackhouse Isabella miss
Stapleton Eliza miss
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Shea Ellen M
Shean Ann mrs
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Stewart Eliza
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suer Mary L mrs
Scully Sarah A miss
Shurthoff Mary 8 mrs
Tabor John mrs
Taliaferro Mary mrs
Tarvin Lit C miss
Twamly Mary
Terrell Richd mrs
Trutt Sarah mrs
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ANOTHER FALSE w1FE-A letter Of the 18th to

tnt BaltlllUre clipper, says:
A married lady Of this place, who has always here
tofore ranked among the ton, has for some time past
by her conduct, raised suspicion in the mind OF her
husband that she was not altogether ike Cesar
| to no purpose, until a few days ago. when he an an
nounced to her that he had been suddenly summoned
to Pittsburg to attend Court and would no. return
INT Aid not 90 to Pittsburg; and when he returned
ast e evening bis suspicious confirmed BY finding
CAV Lothario filling the place he alone was entitled
to occupy. The affair has not yet become entirely
nublc. and will withhold the names OF the parties
| fnr the present.
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lockwood Helen
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Rooney Bridget
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Rhodes Ann mrs
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Sidney NJ A mrs
Simmons Charlotte mrs
Smith Matilda mrs
Smith S E mrs
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Smith Anna mrs
Smith Ann miss 2
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Scott Josephine M
Stockman Harriet mrs
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Shubert Kate mrs
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Thomas 8 B mrs
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Tucker 7 A mrs
Turley Hannah E
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Winfield Mary A miss
Wilmington Thos mrs
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Wilson Mary J mrs
Wilson Alice miss
Williams Jane miss
Williams Emma e mrs
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Wood Celina A miss
Woodland A mrs
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Whyte Mary
Wyman Florence miss
Wyatt Tennessee miss
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DISASTER IN Coal PT.-The Petersburg (va)

DISASTER IN Coal PIT.-The Petersburg (Va)
Express of the 14th has the following:
A terrible explosion occurred at the Bright Hope
Coal Pits, Chesterfield county, yesterday morning.
The Bright Hopen pits have been but recently
opened, and form part of the Clover Hill section,
about Is miles from the junction with the Richmond
Railroad, and are owned by the Clover Hill Railroad
Company. There were nine men in the shaft at the
time, four whites and five negroes, all of whom must
have been instantly killed. 1t was impossible to rem
der them any relief whatever, owing to the impene
trable condition of the mine from the fetid and in
tolerabe dissemination of the fatal gas which pre-
vailed. Among the nine persons in the mine at the
time, were known to be two white men, named Isaac
Farmer and George Smith. A man and mule en-
ployed in drawing the coal up the inclined plane of
the shaft found at the mouth of the shaft pros
trate and nearly Dead The accident produced great
excitement about the mines and the managers were
using every exertion to penetrate the shaft Of the
Bright Hope" Up to the arrival Of the Northern
train last evening, no success was reported and it
was given up beyond doubt that not single soul
of the employees with the shaft can ever be recovered
alive.
The Express of the following day says:
At five o'clock yesterday morning, the shaft was
sufficiently free from the baleul effects Of the gas tc
be entered when the bodies Of the unfortunate miners
were found nearly stripped Of their clothing, but
strangely to say only slightly scorched and but little
mutilated. To form some idea of the nature Of THU
explosion the reader may compare it to the discharge
of cannon loaded with powder only. and befor'
which the victims may have stood. The conclusion
strikes them hfeless, and in the confinement of thu
mine, the fatal gas sufocates and kills them, befor'
| relief of any kind can be made available.
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Nsn 0rltans Dailu 6resfent.
LIST OF LETTERS
Uncalled for and Remaining In the Post
Office at New Orleans up to
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1859.
Ladles' List.

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Brown Sarah mrs
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Brown Annie miss m.
Brown Clara miss
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Burnell Marian
Burke Mary Ann miss
Burch Mary
Buie Sarah Jane mrs
Burdell Lafakonia mrs
Ball Sarah mrs
Butt NJ j mrs
Brugniens Mary Ann miss
Burns Catherine
Buyrds Anna Peter mrs
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Rryan ] W mrs
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Cohen Elizabeth D mrs
C0nrey A NJ ] mrs
Cyndon Ann mrs
Conn Emma miss
conway Emily mrs
Cooney Mary mrs
Conner Mary
Coughlen N J mrs
Corcoran Cath mrs 49,,
Costley B mrs
Coyle Mary miss
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Chopper Ernestine mfrs
Crowell Hester miss
Cummings Marymrs
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Alexander Rebecca
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Baker Martha A mrs
Balmer Jane mrs
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Camp Julia mrs
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Carbery mrs
Carvin N mrs
Carroll Bridget
Chappell s A mrs
Clark Matilda mrs
Clark Eliza miss
Crawford Mary mrs
Crane Emma mrs
Clements ABn miss
Creswell NJ miss
Golf r G mrs
Golfer Margt
Coulter Laura A miss
Cook B A mrs
Cook ] w mrs
Davis Elizabeth mrs
Davis MARGARET mrs
| neape Emily L miss
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-08

MURDER 0uT-ISG.--Twenty. -four years
ago, G. B. Ivey. of Roane county. Tenn.
having murdered his sister-in-law, was
convicted and sentenced to the Peniten-
tiary for life. He escaped, and went to
Arkansas, where he married respectfully,
got gain, in lands and negroes, acquired
religion, and discharged with honor and
fidelity the duties Of husband. father, cit.
izen and Justice Of the peace. About
two weeks ago, he was arrested on re.
QUESTION from the Governor Of Tennes-
see, and taken back to pay the penalty
of his crime. So says the Memphis Bul-
letin, M Fu@2t l,s; a-. '-s,-l
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-08
The Great Balloon Ascension.

Messrs. Wise, La Montaine, Gayer and
Hyde, left St. Louis on the LIST inst, in
the mammoth balloon Atlantic, and land
ed in Jefferson County, New York, next
day, having travelled over one thousand
miles in about twenty hours. Mr.. Wise
is now sanguine Of the practicability Of an
aerial voyage over the Atlantic, and pro-
poses to try it whenever the necessary
outfit is furnished him, which he says
will cost about six thousand dollars. If he
proposes to have company on his voyage
we hope he will invite somebody else than
us. We'd rather risk the chances OF
starving in the printing business than
drowning in the Atlan.ic-we never did
admire saltwater bath much.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-08

No usE.--The late Democratic State
Convention, held at Columbus, Ohio, pas
sed strong popular sovereignty resolu-
ton. The Richmond Enqnirer, the lea
ding Democratic organ of the South,
quotes it and adds: "Just such resolu-
ton will be proposed at Charleston, and
will be voted down by the Conservative
Democracy Of all sections. No chance 70,
compromise.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-08

To DESTROY FLIEs.-Get four-horse
power engine. Put it in the back kitch-
en-, run shafting in every room, connected
with the engine aforesaid by betting. On
the shaftiug place fly wheels, smear the
wheels with treaole and set the engine 60
ing. The flies being attracted by the tre-
acle on the fy.wheels, will light on them,
and the wheel revolving rapidly, they
will be wheeled off. Have a boy under
each wheel with bat, and let him smite
them as they fall. and before they have time
to recover from their dizziness. A small
boy has been known to kill as many as
fifty day. H0a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-08

NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
~ ing Jobs will be let to the lowest respon-
sible bidder or bidders, by the Commissioners
Of Wyanaot County, Ohio at the following
times and places as stated below:
The job Of building a bridge over the Ty.
mochtee creek, where the Brownsville road
crosses said stream, near Haner's SAW MILL ia
Miffiin Township, Wyandot County Ohio, on
the 23d day of July 1859, at 2 o'clock P. M.
of said day.
ALSO, Bridge over the Broken Sword
creek where the late established alteration of
a County road in Antrim Township, com
mencing whe. the south line of section is in
saids Township crosses said creek near the
residence of Mr.. McBeth, on the 2sth day of
July, 1853, at ten o'clock A M. of said day
ALSO, a Bridge over Grass run on count Y
road running East and West on the South
line of section ten, township three south Of
range Is East near the residence of g. A
Crabb, OH the Goth day of July 1859, al 1C
o'clock A. NJ. of said day.
ALSO, for building Bridge over the Bro
ken Sword creek in Antrim Township, where
the road leading from Buci rus to Upper San
dusky, crosses said stream near the siden &C
of Joseph Bachtal OH the 26th day Of July 1856!
at 2 o'clok P. NJ of said day.
| ALSO, for building bridge over the Littl.
Tymochtee creek in jackson Township on til
road leading from Patterson to the Bellefoun
tain road near the residence Of DR.. Cope, o.
the 29th day of July 1853 at one O'Clock Pm
Of said day.
ALSO, for furnishing the stone and buildin,
the abutments of a bridge over the Tymoeh
tee creek where the. road leading from Uppe
Sandusky to Nc, utchensville crosses sal,
stream on the 9th day of July 1859 at, II O.
clock, A. M. of said day.
ALSO, for furnishing stone and buildin,
the abutments Of bridge over the Tymoch
tee creek at the town Of Marsiles in Marsail
les Township on the Goth day Of July at Il
o'clock A. M of said day.
The Commissioners aforesaid will meet a
the several places of building the abov
Bridges at thetime mentioned above, and vii
then and there contract with the lowest re
sponsible bidder for the building Of sal
Bridges
Plans and Specifications for said Bridge
will be presented on the days Of letting.
By oraer Of the County Commissioners.
JAS. V. s. HOYT,
Julyo. County Auditor
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-08
Ey There are only thirty mules

GE There are only thirty mules in
Senaca county.-Seneca Aduertiser.
Major, friend at our elbow has just
suggested that the asses in your county
must outnumber the mules considerably
-Wyandot Pioneer.
That was the case in 1856, Col lonel,
when You received forty votes for Con-
gress in this county.-,Seneca Aduertiser
If they are not SO plenty about Tifir
now. Major, we suppose the decrease car
be accounted for in some measure by thu
fact that they have since made Postaas
ters out OF some of the ''animules."
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-08
Icy Mr.. Alfred Janaen Of Le Clair

ET Mr.. Alfred Jansen Of LIE Clair.
Illinois, died few days ago from the
sting Of bee. He was wealthy and
cultivated young Englishman, and was
stung in the neck by common honey
bee. When stung, he said it was a
serious matter for him, as he had once,
after being stung, swooned away and re.
manned insensble for several hours. Sal
ratus was applied to. the wound but he
was soon violently ill, became insensible,
and in few minutes had convulsions, and
three quarters Of an hour from the time
he was stung was dead. t..-.4