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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-05-29

NEW YORK, May 28.-A Joint prayer
meeting of the two Presbyterian Assem-
blies was held this morning. In the New
School Assembly, Rev. DR.. Adam:
offered q preamble and resolutions look
I ing to the appointment of a joint COM
mittee.of the two Assemblies to prepare
and publish reply to the Pope:
apostolic letter of Sept. Is, 1863, to con
tain a statement of rules why his claims
could not be recognized and be regard
ed as the expression of the sentl'
ment of the Presby terian Church of the
United States, which were adopted.
A committee from the Old School AS
sembly was introduced and announced
their adoption of the report on reunion
and congratulated their hearers on the
auspicious result of that movement, to
which the Moderator replied in feel
ing speech.
Rev. Mr.. Moore offered resolution
representing the growing disposition of
members of Church to attend operas
and theatres and to participate in social
dances at homo and abroad. Referred
to the committee on Bills and Overtures.
An animated discussion was had on
the best systematical means of raising
money for the missionary work, which
was finally referred to a committee.
The Joint committee on Reunion and
the Mod0ratOrs of each assembly were
i Instructed to procure pastoral Eetter to
the Churches on the subject of the rati-
fication of the action of the Assemblies
on reunion.
There was no afternoon session to- day.
In the Old School Assembly resOlu-
tions were adopted for putting to a vote
of the Presbyteries the plan of reunion
adopted yesterday, and Rev. DR.. Mus
grave and Robert Carter, Esq, appoint
ed q committee to notify the New
School Assembly of the nearly unaEi-
nous adoption of the reunion report.
The committee on Freedmen present.
ed their fourth annual report. The re-
ceipts were SO, 1863; number ofchurches,
~: communicates, 1894; sabbath schools,
SO: scholars 4723. Over 5000 pupils
have been in attendance on day schools,
besides the institutes or high schools,
one each in North Carolina, South Car
DINA and Kentucky, to educate teachers
and prepare men for the ministry. Rev.
DIR. Adams and Judge Strong were in.
treduced as representatives, of the New
School Assembly, and made able ad-
dresses, to which the Moderator fitting
ly replied. Some discussion on the
| freedmen followed, but without any
particular action the Assembly took a
recess.
A Joint communion service took place
in the evening.
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From ]. F. Cox, Esq.

HoDGENyILLE LARUE COUNT, KY,
March Y, 1869. )
W. H WALKER, Esq:
DEAR STR-Fsr enc year previous 20 my meet
ing you AZ GaysOu Springs last August had
been subject 20 Fever and Ague Chills, and az
your suggestion used your Tonic Bitters freely
before my chill dag, aud have not bad q chill
since and have enjoyed uninterrupted good
health Your friend. &o.
"o-'N- Z f,pv
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Chicago Market

CHICAGO, May %.
FLOUR-Quiet; spring extras at . %
aG so.
WHEAT-Moderately active and 3c
higher; sales of No at l lG; No. 2 at
l i3aI l3t, closing firm at l l3tal l3t;
sales this afternoon at 14tal l4t.
CORN-Firmer; sales of No. at ga
CSC; No. 2 ut 57ta59ic; rejected at 52ta
SAC; closing at G7aG7tc for No. ! and 57f
a58c for No. 2; unchanged his'atter-
noon.
OATS-Active, excited and ltalic
higher; sales of No. . at 59aa6Oc; closing
firm at 60c.
RYE--Quiet, unsettled and lower,
ranging at 03ia1 06 for No. l; closing at
l 03i.
BARLEY-Dull and nominal at 49a
| so for No. in store.
HOGS-Sales at l5aS % for common;
g 3Oa9 so for fair to medium; 8 6Oa9 W
for good to choice.
CATTLE-Quet and easy; 5 75a6 %
for COWS and light steers; 6 5Oa7 ~ for
fair to good shipping beeves.
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.non0h e beartx effort had been made

enough if a hearty effort had been made
to stretch measures honestly and ex-
tend its purposes to the case.
LONDON, May 28-The Tories through
out the country are organizing meet
ings to protest against the disestablish-
nent of the Irish Church.
In the House of Commons this even
ing, the Irish Church bill being up, Mr..
Gladstone said there was no intention
of abolishing the system of national
education in Ireland, but that amend
ments might be offered.
Right Hon. Mr.. Monsell. in reply to
Mr.. Charles, said he thought
any appropriation Of loan
for the Intercolonial railway 10
pay the debts of Canada, would not
be Illegal, considering the precautions
taken to render the sum available when
needed. =,
The Cork Privy Council has adopted
a petition for the pardon of the Fenian
prisoners.
PARIS, May 23-Official papers say
that the elections extiDguish the old
parties and leave the Liberal Empire
opposed by few revolutionary candi-
dates.
MADRID, May 28.-A demonstration
in favor of the Duke Monpensier is ex-
pected soon at Seville.
The debate on the new National Con-
situation has been closed.
BREsr, May 23.-The new iFon-clad
steamer Belliquenz has returned to this
port, after having circumnavigated
the globe. She met with no accident
whatever.
MADRID, May 28.-six hundred vol
uuteers sailed from Cadiz for Havana
to-day.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York DRY Goods nnrkot.

NEW YORK, May %.
We announced two days ago that q
speculative movement was likely 10 TAR
place in plain cotton goods before tw .I;.
tv DAYS, and we are able to verify TINS
sfatement much earlier than we ant i
nated for already large moyeme nj . d.
taken place in unbleached and oleacneu
1ooJs which goes to show that turn
80 Doint has been reached and resc'
tio s Is soon to follow. Consequently.
oII western dealers who are in need OF
Goods had better advise their buyers at
e0ce to purchase all the cheap lots offer,
inc All the cheap lots of heavy and
Tgbt sheetings offering have been bought
u6 and long lines of bleached goods nave
also changed hands at current rates In
Anticipation of enhanced prices soon.
Heavy brown sheetings, like the Stark
have been closed out at l4ic; ine bleach
ed mnslips, like Winthrop Mills IA, is
selling down to 11ic, which is cheap, and
the Blackstone d at l2ic; the Bay Mills
show a beautiful line of these at lSc,
and Water Twist, of the same weight
and count as Wamsutta, at lie. Print
cloths are held at Ste, preparatory to an
effort to advance the price of all prints
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victim, o, :.
tary Vice, that dreadful and DESTRUCTIVE %.
which annually sweeps 70 an untinelv -
thousands Of Young Men Of the most -, e.
talents and brilliant intellect who HiEAt 80 g
wise have entranced listening Sens;es ~ :,
thunder of elOqnenos, or walked 10 ocsts., ~
Thrilling Tyre, may call with full coafsrr
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New York Marker.

NEW YORK, May q.
COTTON-Quiet aud firm; sales of
1900 bales at 224c for middling uplands.
FLOUR-ClOsed firm with a fair ex-
port demand.
WHEAT-Active AID 1C better for
spring, with good export demand.
RYE-Dull and heavy at l22al % for
western.
OATS-Active and firm at 77a77tc for
western in store and atlOat.
CORN-Dull at 50a70C for unsOund,
and 75a55c for sound new mixed western.
PORK-Steady, at 81 % for new mess.
BEEF-Dull and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Fairly active and
steady. %
BACON-Stoady.
LARD-Frm at 1876 for prime steam.
EGGS Steady at lSa20c.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, May 2

FLOUR-Dull; family 75a6 90.
WHEAT-Irregular; there is conslds
cradle pressure to sell; prices are lower;
No. 9 red winter 10; No. l 20.
CORN-Quiet and unchanged; sales
of ear at 66c.
OATS-Dull at 65a7le.
RYE-Declined to 20.
COTTON-Firmer at 27a27ic for mid
ding,
TOBACCO-Active; sales 2l5 hhds.
WHISKY-Dull; snail sales at Ola
102.
LARD-Under favorable advices from
Liverpool there was "a firmer feeling;
sales at 1SialSf.
BULK MEATS-Held at 12ial5tc.
BAC0N-Is held at l3i, l6f and Ute
BUTTER-In large supply and lower;
sales of fresh at 24a27c.
EGGS-Scarce and advanced to l9c.
OILS-LiDSeed firm at O5al Of; lard
oil at l 4Oal 10; petroleum at 3Oa32e fol
refined.
sUGAR-Firm at 13i to 15ic for Now
Orleans.
COFFEE-Firm at 2la27c.
GOLD-139t buying.
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KENTUCKY.
Republican ConVenIion-Nomiu N q o n
mud Resolutions.

Republican ConVentiOu-NOmin ton
aud Resolutions.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 28.-TheS Cou'
rier's Lexington special says: . The Re-
publican State Convention met yester-
day and nominated f. Ramsey Wing for
state Treasurer. The resolution in re-
gard to the inauguration of Grant as
wise and sound and pledging the party
to support him, heartily recommends
the speedy ratification of the Fifteenth
Amendment as conducive of the
welfare of the country, approves
the fundamental principles of the
Republican party, that all men
are equal before the law, advocates
the payment of the national debt, de-
nounces the extravaganza of the State
Government, claims the admission of
the colored population to the right of ties.
tifying in all cases upon the same
footing with white citizens. This is
claimed rs q simple act of justice to the
most helpless people and because it is
right.
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register.

LONDON, May 27.-The letter of the
MeSsrs. Laird claims that the building
of the Alabama was done In the way of
business and free of concealment. 1t
was known to the Government and the
public and with the knowledge OF the
American Minister. That the vessel
was meant for war purposes and for the
use of the Confederate Government was
notorious. No haste or secrecy was OBJ
served in any Of the operations. Had
there been anything Illegal in the
building or fitting out of the ship
ample time and opportunity existed for
the Government to seize her, whose
officers Of the custom house were in
formed on the 2lst of July that she was
ready for sea and might leave at any
hour she pleased. No attempt was
made to detaIu her, though PLssmore
and others made affidavit that men
were enlisted to serve on her.
They take ground that the contract
entered into for the building of the
ship was not at variance with the laws
of the land, the opinion Of the English
people or the practice of foreign nations.
They quote written opinions of Mellish,
&C, Mr.. kcmplay and Sir Hugh Cairns,
of February, 1863, which, they allege,
support their position aud go to show
that the Alabama left Birkeuhcad uu.
armed and went to Azores, TO which
point men and arms had been sent from
other parts.
The Standard says of Laird's letter,
that it is clear charge of negligence
against the Government, but, whatever
Eugland's offence may have been, it i:
outdone one hundred fold by the wilful
aad wanton offences of the United
States against England, aud any settle
ment will leave 4 heavy balance against
the States. EnglaudS obligations were
broken for the North as we'll rs the
South. The Americans were equally
glilty of breach of International OBJ
legations in the case OF the Caroline and
IN the case of Fenian dealings aud or.
CARNATIONS
The Star thinks that LairWs letter ag-
gravates the action of the British Gev.
eminent. Besides general obligation
of the Government to- prevent all risk
from the issuing forth Of the Alabama
the ship was known rs destined to prey
on American commerce. Further obi.
cations are raised by the fact that the
Alabama was built and pierced for guns
and to accommodate q war crew. Fact.
reported by the British Custom Hous,
officers say that she was really intended
for war purposes. This knowledge oh
viously devolyed upon the Government
the duty of making the foreign enlist
ment act 60 as far as possible in tn,
case There is good reason to suspect
that the act. would have gone fal
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MEDICAL.
RALTIMORE LOCK- aosP,r,,

Established as a Refuge from Quackery. ~.
s only place where cure can DC obtained
DIR JOHNSTON
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New York Money Market.

NEW AUaNINI UIhJ "
MONEY-Market easy at Ga7 per cent
on call.
STERLING-Firm at lO9ta1O9g; sight
ll0sa1l0t.
GOLD-Firmer; opened at 1891 and
closed at 1893; carrying rates 6a7.
Currency balance in sub-treasury,
SlO5, 0O0, 900.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-A shade
better, closing active and strong on
London advices and rumors that the debt
statement will show a decrease of
Sl0,0O0,OOO. Coupons of 81, leila
l22; do '62, 122tal22!; do Ca 1l68all6I;
do G5, ll53all5s; do new, ll9gall9!;
do 81, ll98all9i; do '6S, ll9gall9t; 10
40s, l09alO9!.
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spain will Apologize.

3Oth. a ~
Spnin will Apologize.
The Lizzie Major case is amicably set
tied. Spain will make formal apology
to the United States for the capture and
Imprisonment of an American citizen,
Annibel, and also make proper compen-
sation to him. ~"
Wants Accounts Adjusted.
Some time ago the accounting officer
of the Treasury Department notified
General g. I. Beauregard, who was, at
the breaking out of the war, Major in
the army, and Superintendent of the
West Point Military Academy, that be
was charged on the books of the Treas
ury Department with the amount OF ten
dollars and thirty cents, on, account
of the QuartermaSter's Department,
and requested him to pay the
same. Beauregard, on the 18th instp
replied from New Orleans, inclosing his
account, amounting to Sl65.3O' Tor
transportation from West Point to New
Orleans, in January and February, 1861
in obedience to orders from the War
Department relieving him from duty
as Superintendent of the Military Acad-
envy, and sending him back to New Or
leans, his former post. Beauregard says
he presented his account to the proper
officer in New York, the Quartermaster
here being out of funds, but that it was
not paid, and has not since been paid.
He therefore requests the Department
to deduct the amount of 5000 from the
SlG5 80 and remit him the balance as
soon as convenient. He closes by say
ing that his resignation from the mill
tary service of the United States was
accepted February 20, 1861, and signs
himself as President of the New Orleans,
Jackson and Great Northern Railway
Company.
The question was referred to the
proper legal officer of the Department,
who has to-day decided adversely to the
claim for $l65.5O, in accordance with the
joint resolution of Congress, approved
March 3, 1867, to prohibit the payment
of any claim by any officer of the Gov
eminent to any person not know to have
been opposed to the rebellion, and to
favor its suppression.
GentiIes from Utnh.
A delegation of Gentiles is here from
Utah, asking the more general survey
and sale of the public lands in that
Territory of which Brigham Young
claims to be sovereign owner. Congress
commenced making appropriations for
the survey of the public lands in Utah
in 1855, and since 1853 the Territory
has'been made a surveying district in
stead of being an appendage to the Col
orado District. The Gentiles learn that
thus far only the Saints" have been
able to purchase land, and they have to
be tenants at will.
Treasury Receipts.
The receipts at the Treasury from
Customs and Internal Revenue sources
have been favorable for the present
month so far and will make the reduo.
ton of the debt even greater than
already stated. The duties on imports
to the 9th inst. amount to about $780,
100000, while those from Internal Rove
nue. are near ST., 100000 and will be
heavier by the end of the month Dis
bursements for the month are estimated
at about 100000, so the decrease
will probably reach $4,000, 900 or Sl2,-
OOO 600
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DIR, JOHNSTON
Has discovered the most Certain, SPEEDY
only EffectuAl Remedy in the world Tor w.,
ness Of the Back or Limbs, StTiutGyes, AtEe,tic,
OF the Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Di.
ness. Dyspepsia, L.anguOr, Low Spirits c.
sion of Ideas, PAlpitation OF the Heart Tiy'iS
~. Trembling, Dimness Of Sight. GiSd;rao,
Disease Of the Head, Threat, Nose or shin
feNtions Of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or "a "a
els-those Terrible Disorders arising fron 81
tary Habits Of Youtk-sRCRET and solitar- ~.
tinss more fatal to their victims thar 49, va
Of Syrens to che Mariners Of ulysses. bSyS.e+t
the4s most brilliant hopes or Gnticipst,o1s a.
5r,-;,,, - :, ar-iaya .ec impoasihla '' 'e'
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The Lizzie Major case is amicably set.
tied. Spain will make formal apology
to the United States for the capture and
imprisonment of an American citizen
Annibel, and also make proper compen-
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State Of West virginia,
Ohio County CineGit Court
4pril Rules, 1869.
Andrew Wilson


rs.
John George AckeUman. William Lehman, An.
gust Wiedebush, and the South Wheeling
Building Association. In Chancery.
VHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO EN-.
L fore liens upon the real estate ef John
peorse Alderman, one of the defendants in this
sult upon two judgments rendered against him
IN the Circuit Court OF Ohio county on the 18th
Iay oi December, ls6s. One in an action Of
peot for Sl42.52 with legal il terest thereon
rom the 18th day Of January, ls67, until paid
anu anu costs at law; and one in an action Of As.
sumPslt for S3s005. with legal interest thereon
M sue 9th day of September ls67, until paid
anu costs At law and the costs OF this suit.
-, NJ y. II appearing from an affidavit filed with
Job-P Sci'SEs 10 this cause that the defendant.
Statr NJ W q = German is not a resident Of the
ri~;,, VI est Virginia on motion of the com
anpeaT " aus counsel it is ordered that he do
npbIcatior S Uas month after the foVrth weekly
ana due posting of this order AZ A.
and do ~ va a. me Court House OF Ohio county,
interest in this suit. Ut W project his
c. Ie W MICH MICHAEL j BRETNIG CIs,t
GIG; W. J.fFERs, Sol. for Complainant
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, May %.
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat,
amber a shade better and fairly active
at l 35i; white Michigan, regular, at
| 40; No. white Michigan at 81.
Corn quiet; No. at 6Sa6Stc, No. = at
Cote. Oats quiet and unchanged. Rye
dull and nominal at Il for No. l. Bar.
lev nominal
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RanIxrupt NOIiCc.

I,HE CREDITORS OF WILLIAM H.
CRAWFORD are hereby notified TO appear
at the Office of Jacob B. jackson, ESQ on Court
street, in the city of Petersburg West Nir.
ginia. on the sth day of June, A. ID. ie6s, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, and show caase, if any they have,
why the said William II. Crawford should not
be discharged from his debts under the BANK
rupt Law Of March ID, 1861.
GEO. L. CALDWELL,
Register in Bankruptcy.
WHEELING, W. VA, May 18th, 1869.
mNlQoaw2w
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State Of West Virginia,
Ohio County Circuit Court
May Rules, 1869
John Erskipe.

JOuu ElSklge,
rs
Frederick Heller "a trustee for Eliza Heller his
wife and in his own right aud Eliza Heller and
Andrew Weber. trustee and George w Franz.
helm. In ChanCery.
UNHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO OBJ.
/ tain an account of the partnership dealings
between the complainant and Frederick Heller
aud Eliza Heller his wife, and to enforce payment
to said Complanantofthea amount found due Rim
on said account And il appearing from an atiida
Wit filed in the cause that Andrew Weber, one
vi the defendants is not resident of this State;
on motion of the compliments counsel il is con
sidered that he do appear here within one month
after the fourth weekly publication and due
posting of this order at the front door of the
Court Housc OF Ohio county and do what he
NAV think MT to protect his interest in this
cause. MICHAEL j. BREINIG, Clerk.
RICHARDSON s CRAcRAFr Attorneys for Com.
nlainant may26.Oaw4w
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Cleveland Market

CLEVELAND, May %.
Flour dull, unsettled and irregular.
Wheat, No, red winter held at 30;
No. , do at Is. Corn, sales 4 cars No.
at tic; car ear on track at Csc. Oats,
sales car at G6tc; car at &c.
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING. WEST VA.
CAPTTAL.---. 600 OOO'
Else, 26 Monroe street, next door 20 First Ma
tionAl Bank.
GEORGE K WHEAT, President.
JAMES ACCLUSEY. Wee PTeElGe1f
JOHN BISHOP Secretary.
Z. II. COLLIER, Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
JOhn z. Wilson, \ George K. Wheat,
las c. Orr, SAM Hzrper
John A. Armstrong James Mckinney,
A. c. QuArrisr. Morgan L OK
George Adams.
REFERENCEs-
s Brady Cashier herchAntS' NAti1nai ban 4,
wheeling. List Morrison Co, Wholeszle
Grocers. Wheeling; Pryor, HAndlAu & Co,
Wholesale Groeers, Wheeling: Michael Reilly,
wholesale Grocer Wheeling: Mcclellan <
Knox. Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling: kcCa5e,
Kraft l. Co, Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. ".
Frauzheim & Co, Wholesale Wines and LiquOrs,
wheeling, Winship, Woods < Co, QueensWare,
wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pub. REGIsTEE- Wheel
inc. T. C.McAfse, Notisns Wheeling; Camp
beG REV & Co, Pubs. IBtSli2snesr, Wheeling:
or Son & Co. Hardware, Wheeling; J. Z.
sands CAsh.er First National Bank, FAirmont;
r P. Camden. Prss't Nat x Bank, Weston,
W. va, Capt. John Mcclure, Jr., Wheeling
mav3
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DIRECTORS:
Gen. J. J. jackson, President Second Nat. Bank
j. NJ Stephenson, Pres't Parkersburg n; BANK
Henry Logan, Director
I thompson Leach, Director
John Y. RathbOnS, Director First
S. Prayer,
M. p. Amiss, Attorney at Law.
George j. Hopkins, Merchant
VIM. NJ. Eaven, Merchant.
NJ c. G. Church, Pres't W. Va. Transport 20
Rev. Thos II. Monroe, of the n. Z. Church.
GEN. j. j. JACKSON, President.
NJ. p AMISS, Vice President.
X. S. FOREMAN, Secretary.
uNHIS COMPANY BEING FULLY ORGAN
i lied with its,capital paid up and secured oy
Government Bonds, do propose to take risks al
current rates on buildings of all kinds, merchan
disc, manufacturing establishments, furniture
and cargOes on the Western waters and Lakes
and being composed of good and leading bust
ness men, would respectfully solicit the patron
age of the insuring public. Applications for in
sarance will be promptly attended to and poll
cies issued at the agency office, overthe People
Bank, Main street, Wheeling, w. Va.
n. C. ARTHUR, Agent
apr2stf Wheeling and vicinity.
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DIR JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons l.,
doR. graduate from one Of the most ea,u,r
CoIieses In the United States, and the grr.,s.
nsrt ~ whose life has been spent in the kosp.:a
~ london. Paris, Philadelphia and elscphsr.
bas sfF,soted some Of the most astonishing cur,
tbat we're ever known. Many troubled s,r
Tineing I'm the head and ears when asleep CIV.
nervousness, being alarmed At sudden sound,
bssbfnlness with frequent blusAing a,,,sdc,
sometimes with dSranEemeutof miuS, VEN our
"a ir,msdintply