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Current News Items.


Several gentlemen nre said to be in Wash
inrion from Scotland, who repersent q compa-
nv, with capital to the amount Of e750000'
which they propose to invest in Southern
lands for emicrniion il sufficient inducements
are offered.
Advces from City Point, Va, represent
agricultural matters as being very deplorable,
and claim that tho necessities of the people
will rot be half supplied by the coming crop.
Great activity ia going on in Colorado
Territory in the land office. Settlers are
pouring by the thousand
The official list Of Grants losses, from the
crossing Of the Rapidan in May, 1864, and
ending Lees surrender, foots mp at nearly
ninety thousand men.
pay rolls on the fret on May Since thai
about l5O, 600 men have been mustered out o
the service.
The National Congress Of Brazil has open
ed. and the Emperor has made his speecl
He says ho hns recognized Maximilian n
Emperor Of Mexico lie gives a very favor
able account Of the prospects Of the Empire
Eight thousand troops left Washington fol
home yesterday. The last ofSherman's arm,
leii for the West by way of Parkersburg, Va
Many psople--that is the Radicals--are il
favor Of governin, the South by Military
tyranny, allowing it no voice in tho govern
ment Of the country
Governor Allen, Of Louisiana, has issued
an address, to the people, in which ho advises
them to return to their allegiance to the
United States.
The demand Of the United States upon
Great Britain for indemnity for the Alabams
spoliatous upon our commerce is Of no recent
date, but has been pressed for some years
It is said that Bishop Simpson, of the
Methodist Church, is in Washington to nego
tiate for the purchase of Pord's Thoater for
n church.
The Tones Washington correspondent says
that it is reported by passengers that the
rebels have destroyed the monument erected
last week upon the Ball Run battlefield. The
report needs confirmation.
y Seventy.fye estates in Richmond have been
Ibeled for confscaton, and others will soou
~ treated in like manner,
Mrs. Perrinc Of Baltimore convicted by 6
military commission, has solicited the Presi
ient's pardon.
Tho trial Of JEFF. Davis it is now said, viii
take place in Baltimore and before Chase.
The loss by the fire in Nashville is nov
estimated at only 81, 100000.
The meeting Of the Louisiana Legislature
was to take place on the 9th inst.
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DeclInation OF Gov. Brough

Governor Brough declines, uncondi-
tionally, being candidate for renomina-
ton by the Republican State Convention
to be held on Wednesday next. In his
letter of declination, he gives as reason
for this step, that he desires to adhere to
his original determination, made upon
coming into Office, not to be candidate
for reelection if the military power of the
rebellion should be broken and the war
closed during the first term of his admin
istration.
This announcement will surprise and
diSappoint good many of the Governors
adherents, and materially change the abo-
litiOH programme for the next campaign.
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lcE CRrAg FREEzERs John T. Wolf 4 Go
have just received q new lot of Ice Cream
Freczers, Of different sizes and the latest
style. Some Them are made especially for
family use, and those in want Of any thing o.
the kind would do we'll to call and examine
them, at the Queensware store in CIegg 6
Building, Third street.
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MeniraI.

For tho speedy cure OF Chronic Diseases such a.
lnhainAlory rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Fisiula
Cancers, 6e. Also,
SEXUAL AND SEMINAL DISEASES,
such as Gonorrhea, elect, Syphilis, Uterine IIemor
mage Dysmenorhea, LeucorrheA OatarTh Of the Dlad
der and al other afiicton OF the Urinary apparatu
SfRlOi iukES-Spasmodc and Vegetsung Structure
cured by new process without pain,
DIR. BlTLER IL well Known Throughout the coulf
Try as an eminent Physician, aud has had twenty
three years experience as regular prartitiOneI
Persons calling at DR.. b. Office or sending for pae
ages OF Medicine, may rely on his Assurance oiconi
dental secresy, with implicit faith, and expect
more than 10 be charged with fair and mutual 4
sat- aactory rom nneration for services rendered
SELF AbllSE-fhis solitary vice or Aeprayed ser
nal indulgence praetced by the youth OF both sex t
an almost unlimited extent, can bs cured Persons
afflicted should Apply Immediately either m pera0p
or hy letter and have cure Affected.
FEMALE hlSEASE5-Snch aa suppTesAiops III
regulaTities. Falling Of the Womb Tnmors, ali UrS
nary ID - asos, painful or difficult Menstriiaton AZ,
Have no deleaey ia calling, No difference what VOC
troubles may be-, he afflicted cordially invited
call and SATISFY themselves. ,
Persons may onsult Or. BITLER either persop
ally or al bis Box, which is 1854, Dayton 10 70
Consultation by letter One DollaT. Personally, o
At his Once, fee. Remembes the name, +,
DIR. NJ. BIrLER & 90 II
r. O. Box a3i, Clesg's Hall, Third street, Enio
trance iomain hall, Room o. o.
Office Hours nom A. NJ, TO y. NJ.
m23dly
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

David Norris, Plenuh,
rs.
Goiileb Bader, Defendant.
BEFORE J. o. Swallow, JP. OF Butler Township,
Montgomery Co., %. .''r
nN the l7th day of May, A. D., lsG6, said Justice
" issued an orler OF Attachment 10 The above ae.
ton, Tor the sum OF Sli3 %.
DAVID NORRIS.
June ~, 1865 wat
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The remarks of Genera, Sherman, on
his late reception at Chicago, are full Of
wisdom and humanity, and worthy of all
acceptation. He said "All is peace from
here to the Gulf. You can tell what your
duties have become. Instead of insulting
you must encourage. Instead of destroy
ing, you must aid those who are willing
to sssist us in building up the land. You
must not expect those of Louisiana and
North Carolina to feel as we do. All part
ties have their prejudices, and you mus
respect them as they respect yours. With
that simple canton. there is no danger OF
the peace which we now enjoy being dis
turbed during our lifetime, and we can
leave the future to the future."i
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Large sizes, Rich Rosewood Cases, Elegant
ly finished, Heavy powerful tone, &c,
All large Round Corners complete anish, back and
front.
Seven octaVes, New Scale A. toA. Patent Iron Ri j
b 450
eraud Square, ~ octaVes do, a. toe. 500
Ornamental finish carved legs, all around Cor
neFs.
Seven 0ctaye3, New A. Scale (patent Iron Rim1
$40 "
Grand Square, IA ociayos do, Scale A. to O. $50
Carved legs, ornate finish, serpenlne Mold
inRs.
fsand Square ~ 0ctOves, (P9tent Iron Rm,) COO
Rich carved legs, Beaded and serpentine
MoldngS
Grand Square, ~ 0ctavos, Patent Iron RmJ GO
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BInDs FOR SALs.--Persons wishing to pur-
chase Mocking birds, Gold Finchss or Ger.
man Larks, can be accommodated by calling
at George Herbgs No "a, Market street.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby given that tho undersigned
IN was duly appoinied and qua flied as Executor
,f the estate OF Henry MeRger, late Of Montgo mery
County Ohio, deeeasad, GU tho 9th day OF May, Is 5.
je l03tw SAMUEL W, sTUTSMAN
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DIED.

KREIDLER-In this city, on Friday evening, I6th
inst, Mrs. Mary Anna Kroidler, mother OF John u
and James s. Kreidler, aged &C years.
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SMALL PARLOR RPIANOs.

FULL, ROUND, MELLON TONE EASY AND
q ELASTIC CH-ELEGANT AND or
RAMRNTAL IN. IN.APPEARARCE.
The six anda third octaves are FIVE feet eight inches
long, and two feet nj 10 inches wide The aeyen oc
tAyes are sK eet long, and three ct vide, Outslle
All large round corners, finished back and front.
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&oi)ernnlMt Auan.
United States
2 3 o L O A NJ F.!
THIRD SERIES.
$290,000,0OO.

hy authority OF The Secretary Of the Treasury, the
undersigned, the General Subscription Agent for the
sale Of United States Securities, offers TO the publc
the third series Of Treasury Notes. bearing seven
and three tenths por interest per annum known
a. the
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U. S. $50 Six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

fph.a.. H.
AMI -, ~ y" !" i""'s"'ne premium
from c,,,, CO., -, .o "o'e'u'''en' h'nu''
fon s y, wv ''''''u' 'd,ao", 'AieA addA
cord,r Il, A., u''''" 10 '''S" U'A"e !"
,nts,os, 80 ,,,o,ia - o'''e' p'opV'y rue
Ia aaoh ~, -, - - ''"PO"o "'''"'''
h,nl, NJ hon,,or ' ~ WV ." "u" so'" 70
The Interest
nu,our, 40,
ono cent per dnV on !, Sro na,
Two cents per day ON "a sIOOnOte.
Zen cents per day ON "a S50OnOIe.
FWenty cents per day ON N 1000 note
One Dollar per day on n $4,000 note.
Notes OF ,an the denominations named ,,ul la
promptly furnished upon recent of subscr,nliona
The Notaa or ih,s ,rhird ,ori,a 49, ,.I-.,
in form and privileges 10 the seyen Tbirtios otrool,
sold except that the Government reserve 10 ,,.or
the option of having ,nterest in cola ooi =, . 49,.
cent instead of , ltohs in cnrrano, s,1.,.,,.r,
will de,uct tho ntaresti in c,rrono, NJ, ., ,,,,.
at the lima when thev sunsc,ilo '
The deliverv oftho notes Of ttis utri i.r,,
Seven thrties will commence on lbo lst ,r Inno
and will he made promptly AMI continuously ATE,
'',," ,r.a ,,',p, ~,
THIRD SERIES ot,ects onIy ,ho nate os ,",'
The payment IN gold, II made, will be equivalent to
'"u n currency interest oi the higher rate.
ihe return 10 specie payments in the event q
"m'h ohy VIII me opuon to pay interest in Gold be
"V"'ed o' would 10 reduce and equalzo price Inst
purchases made with per cent. in Gold, would be
my equal To those made with seven and three
''n'ns per cent 10 currency. This IL
"Nhf LOAN IN MARKET
Now offered by tho Government, an 1 its snperior adj
vantages make 1t The
Grent pOpuInr Ioau Of the naous
less than s230 OOl 900 of the Loan authorized nv
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DANIEL NOFFsIN0ERs EsTATE.

Nj oTIOE Is hereby giyop, that the undersigned has
IN this day been duly appointed sud qualihed by tho
Probate Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio, M Ad.
mnisiraior Of the estate Of Dnnel Nohslnger, late Of
said County, deceased.
is 10 3tw JOHN NOFFslNGER
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ESTRAY.

LSSTRANkD from the subscriber, living on Third
~ street. near the Xenia pike on TuesJay night, a
gray marc, sixteen hands high, pnd seven years old
slightly lame ia tel lore leg ..
A literal warl Will be given TO any person return.
ing The sau e TO me. FRANK BRUGGFMAN
Std
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4iann :Eortrs.

DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIsr-June lst, 1865.
Piano Bortes In rich cases highly finished, made of
materials carefully selected and prepared. All have
Their patent insulated iron rim and Frame (cast in
one plecel, with oyeIstrung scales making them the
most perfect and durable known and "a peeIaly
adapted u warm climates. All ave finished with MI
large round eornersfront and back alike. Centre p.
amos. y
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Rtai 5sstatt agriits.
hENTn a APPfI6ATEI
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
once 3e3 Third street, N0rth side,
lOnposito Town Clock

Opposite Town Ciock)
For sais, Flax Fnctery, occupied by Messrs Davios
Go, with machinery, and acres otand.
brick house, OF Brown aud Ann Ss.......sl 600
Adpnhle frame house on Hess ssireet..........l GOO
double frame house Walnut stree ,...... .2iOO
large fine brick house First street .......75 1900
brick house and lot IN Miami 2hOO
double frame house on Filth $500
frame cottage house on Wilkinson siteet........i3O0
farm oftb acres 2% miles from Dayton. G5OO
OF II ncres, miles from Dayton. .25lu
farm OF 30 acres Greanvilie r. R,...........225O
farm Of l93 acres near Germantown. t7S70
cottage franc house on Quitman street, lot 90
2OO.......
brick house Fifth street, No 227 $500
A farm 100 acres mile north Of Browns station
Western v. II. on Twin Crock well improved 10000
Rrm l0s acres miles from Day ,on oh
Eaton pike............. 1890
fine farm miles from 1900
Miami City College with ~ acres, cheap.
sn all farm we'll improved adjoining Liberty
miles from Dayton, cheap.
100 binding lots In all par Of the city for sale cheap.
le2daw LENTz APPLEGATE, X. K. A..
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EyEHY S1yp ps,tEscr R,nNo rwaGHAETaD .EIs..l! no

Tuning Hammers and Forks. Mislcal INSTRUMENTS
and Musical Merchandise of all kinds. Piano Forte
maker materials Of a kuds, &e 6e., &e, all AT the
lowest prIces When ordered, please give date OF
Circular, Address all Orders.
Oh. WILLARD,
Ie9dawu bi7 Broadway, New York
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7-3O LOAN.

Ttesenotos are issued under date Of July n, 1895
and are PAYABLE three yeara from that date in curren
cy orare convertible nj the option Of tho holder into
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which IL the best invention Of the nge. for Pre-.
serving the body for transportation, Vaults or foI
tho arrival Of absent ones.
Having had mn experience oi several years in the
business, we Aatter ourselves we can suit the most
fastious.
n23d3m. BERN 4 WAYMIRE.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-03-16

Nzw YORK, March S.-The Richmond En-
quirer of the Sd has long article showing
Sherman and Grant are to be beaten in del
tail, and then the indepe Adence of the Con-
federacy will be secured Governor Vance is
now actively at work. it says, in rallying the
people and organizing resistance. 1t says
Grant has stripped every section of the
country, anil in West Virginia he has not
men enough to protecthis Generals while
sleeping.
Richmond papers are confident in the be-
lief that Grant will move the moment the
ground will be sufficiently hard to permit him
to do 30. .....
They say he has every thing ready for an
advance
The Richmond Wing Of the Sd says the
Raleigh Conservative alludes to Sherman 6
oper ations, and INDUCES the hope, that il
our plans are not tbwarted, that our able
Generals and brave troops in that quarter
will be able to bag him, or send him howl
ing back to the rear.
Ifthe report brought BY telegraph that the
small force left by him at Columbia has been
expelled be true, then the repulse in front,
should he suffer such, would probably render
his affairs desperate in the extreme Butwe
will not speculate further IN regard to mat
rers which must cease to be matters for
mere speculation soon-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-03-16

The NATURAL PHILOSOPHER AND
TIE CAT.-I once)says a French
writer saw lecturer upon expe.
rimental philosophy place a cat
under the glass receiver of an air.
pump, for the purpose of demon
strating that life can not be supr
ported withoutair and respi ration.
The lecturer had already made
several strokes with thepiston, in
order to feel herself very nncom.
Portable in the rarefed atmos.
phere, was fortunate enoug to dis
cover the source from whence her
uneasiness proceeded. She placed
her paw upon the hole through
which the air escaped, and thus
prevented any more from passing
out of the receiver. All the exer-
tions of the philosopher were unar
vailing; in vain he drew the piston.
the cats pats paw effectualIy pre-
vertod its operation. Hoping to
effect his purpose, he again let air
into the receiver, which, SO soon
as lhe cat perceived, she withdrew
her pows as before. The spectaf
tors clapped their hands in admi'
sation of the cats sagacity, and
the lecturer was compelled to re-
move her, and substitute auotiler
cat who possessed less penetration
for the cruel experiment.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-03-16
Ward on his travels,

The following are some para
praghs from Artemas Wards last
letter from Boston; s vjl. i
Harvard College-This celebrar
ted institooshun of learnin is pleas
antly situated in the bar room of
Parker's in School street, and has
poopils from all over the country.
l had a letter yesterd'y, by the
way, from our mootual son, Artle.
mas, jr., who is at, Bowdoin Col
Elege, Ii Maine. lie writes that he
Is d B BoMdoin Arab. g Is It come
to this? Is this boy, as ] nurtured
with Parents care in his child,
hoods hour-is he goin to be q
Crate American humorist? Alas!
l fear it is too troo. Why didn't
l bind him out to the Patent Tral
velin Vegetable Pill Man as was
struck with his appearance at our
last County Fair & wanted him to
60 with him and be q Pilist? All,
those Boys-they little know how
the old folks worrit about them
But my father, he never had no oc'
casion to worrit about me. You
know Betsey, that when 1 fust
comenced my career as moral exr
hibitor, with six-legged cat and
brass drum, Is Summers had flow
ed over my youthful he'd. But
had sum MUD of my own. My
father understood this. &C.," he
said, "Go, my sen, and hog the
public!" (ue meant "bamboozle
'em," but the old man was allus q
little given to slang.) lie put hif
withered han tsembIingly onto my
} he'd, and went sadly into tho house
| thought l saw tears trickling
down his venerable chin, but il
might have been tobacker jooce.-
He chaw'd.
Iiteratoor.--The Atlantic
Monthly, Betsey, is.a regular visi
tor to our westurn home. likt
it because it has got sense. L
don't print stories with prints
splendid tellers, and the homes
young men dis'gree'ble idiots-sc
that our darters very naturally pre-
fer the piruts to the honest ounE
idiots, but it gives us good, squar,
: American literature. The chap
that write for the Atlantic, Betse,
; understand their bisniss. The,
can sling ink, they can. ! went il
: and saw 'em. told 'em tha
theirs was a high and holy mis-
, , sion. They seemed gratifed, ant
! asked if 1 had seen the Crate Or
: : gin.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-03-16
How to Measure an Oil Well
TFrom the Cleveland Herall.1

A very important feature in me-
gotiating q sale of an oil well is to
know how to measure the depth
of oil. We heard ofa case in
which every thing depended upon
that, on that the bargain finally
hinged. 1t was one of those un-
developed wells, where a hole had
been dug, and water and oil struck
rather more water, however
than oil. But the oil, of course,
was on top. The we'll had been
dug only to the first indications OF
oil, and by the measure on a stick,
there were six inches of eil float,
ing on the water in a very few
hours. but the trade hitched.
The next morning the stick was
produced, which showed oil foot
in depth. The oil fever in the buy.
er began to rage; the papers were
being made out, When the seller
brought in the stick again, SHOW
ing still greater depth. The bar
gain was struck. >t.
When the buyer came to in
spect his well, he found an ole
hole, half-filled with water, and a
bout an inch of oil floating, ant
that had been there time out o
mind. The buyer soon found how
to measure an oil well, the process
being only to get depth of waite
sufficient to permit the stick tt
run down, for on coming up tn,
oil, beig on top would leave the i'm
preston on the stick just as far a
the stick was inserted.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-03-16
A Whole Family Thrown into Eclec
trical Commissions.
[Fron the Dubuque Herald, February.

One of the most singular events
we have ever recorded occurred in
the family of Mrsl E. Gibbs, of
IDunleith, on Tuesday evening
Tits a case that is as mysterious as
it is strange, and all who have
heord of it, both scientific gentle,
men and others, say that nothing
ofthe kind has ever fallen under
|observation before, and they moth
ing parallel to it in their read
ing.
The family, consisting of Mrs.
Gibbs, her two sons, Adrian and
Pierre, Mrs: A. II. Gibbs and Miss
Eunice Gibbs, were just finishing
their supper when pierre suddenly
threw uphis arms'uttered shrek,
and his whole frame was convulsI
ed as though by the severest kind
an electric shock. At the same
instant Adrian and his wife receiv-
ed a shock Of the same character,
though by no means so severe
We do not understand that Mrs.
Gibbs or her daughter experien.
ced any shock, or if they did, it
was very slight indeed. All par
ties speedily recovered except
Pierre. lie had fallen to the floor
and lost his entire strength, SC
that he was helpless as a child
Upon an attempt being made tc
remove him, it was found that
the presence and contact of Others
caused repetition of the convul
sion. He was however got upon 6
sofa, where he has lain ever since
it being impossible to remove any
portion of Els clothing, and ever
an attempt to put a pillow unde,
his head throwing him into most
exquisite agony. Presence of hi
brothe: produces the most singu
lar effect upon him, and it has
been necessary for Adrian to re
train altogether from visiting him
He is affected singularly. TIL,
presence of any person in the room
stronger than he agonizes bin
but person weaker he can tolerate
Should his glance, however, hap
pen to meet that of another, he
, at once affected. His whole ner
vous system is very much deran
ged, being wrought up to the mos
exquisite susceptibility that yield
! at once to the most unseen an,
1 hidden influences. Physicians hav
not as yet, SO far as we are aware
exp. essed any opinion upon tn
case. lie is, it might be wei t
state, a strong.built, active an
healthy man as here is in town.
, The wiledst kinds of reports wer
l in circulation yesterday about tn
q matter, some having that tn
whole family had been poisoned
y and some one thing and some al
!, other But the facts heriin narrate
q are correct the statement being d
K rect from the paaty who is in a
II tendonce upon him.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-03-16
From the N. Y. Times of March End. ]

From the N. Y. Times of March End, ]
The Good Understanding with Russia
For the first time an all history,
the service of the russolGreek
Church was performed ON this
continent, in a public house, of
worship, yesterday. Through the
comfy of the Episcopal bishop of
dioceose Trinity, Chapal was open
ed to the small band of the men,
bers of that communion resident
in the city; and the Greek litergy
was chanted by ordainec priest OF
the church, now on a visit to this
country, assisted by several of the
chapel yocalists. A large number
Fof Americans were present, both
clerical and lay, and were al i'm.
pressed with the simple grandeur
of the music and solemnity of the
service. Ny- -
Upon the religious Significance
of this act of friendly regard, il
not positive fellowship, between a
Representative of tho great Greek
Church, embracing within its
pale some sixty millions, and one
of the chief branches of American
Professionalism, it is not our Prov
ince to dwell. We content our.
selves with the simple expression
ola trust that this new event will
do something to promote that mu.
tual understanding, the want Of
which has always been one of the
chief causes of religious divisions
Madame de Stael we'll said. etc
bray together in any language
with any rites, whatever they are
is the most touching fraternity o.
hope and sympathy which mer
can contract on EARTH"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-03-16

ANGULAR CAsE.-The Ravenna
Democrat reports q case of q little
girl of that place, who five years
'ago-she then being a year and a
half old swallowed a diaper pin
two inches in length, with a head
upon it ofthe size of a six,penny
nail. Although various efforts
were made, the pin could not be
removed. A few days ago, in a
severe coughing spasm, the child
threw up the pin, which showed
no sort of evidence of having
been in her person for so long a
time. 1t was as perfect as when
first swallowed. The child had
always been troubled with cough,
caused it is thought by the irrita-
ton produced by the presence Of
pin-otherwise she has been very
well. Medical men differ in OBJ
plnion, we believe, as to the place
where the pin had so long remind
J ed. lD"3 9 .-r--r.. a. f