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Singular oeouRRENtE.-Under the
obituary head ia lo.day's paper, will be
found tho death .! Nj. Jacob Reese
There are circumstances connected with
hi, drcease which, whether you term them
the effects OF a dsordered Imagination, or
view them as actual prcsenlimenls, present
some very singular points for the mind 10
dwell upon. We will state the facts as
,lcy were related TO as; our readers can
daw ihg'r 0Wn iniecnces. Ou the day
oi his death, Ne. Reese was engaged in
seeding oais, aud towards evening ho was
startled by a voice, apparently at his elbow,
,aying-"lou may sow, but you shall not
raap!' llc looked around, aud seeing no
one, continued bis work Of seeding, at.
lriJJing il, as he afterwards stated, to his
Imagination.


At every step however. the warning
was repeated, aud at last, unable longer 10
bear ii, ho proceeded home TO his wife,
lie was persuaded by her that it was only
his Imagination, aud finding that ho had no
fever, and did no, complain Of unusual in.
disposition, she induced him to return to
the field. There, however, the same
solemn warning voice attended him al every
s'up--'you may SOW but you shall not
reap!'-ani in a state Of extreme agitation,
be again ceased work and went home.
He there took an early supper, was shohly
after attacked with swelling in the throat,
and before sunrise ncAt morning was a
copss.-CHtrcrHic W J Times.