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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-21

Vermont is importing colored
girls from Virginia for house ser
wants.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-21

A Philadelphia temperance man
takes half a pint Of laudanum in
stead.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-21

One hundred females are now
studying law in this country,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-21

Monogram garters are growing
in favor among fashionable young
ladies,
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-21

Paris gournands now eat viOlets
fried in butter and sugar.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-21

The Illinois Constitutional Con
vention cost the State S225,0OO.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-07-21

Iowa City has got pure water ly
boring 900 feet.
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HINKIEY KNITTING MACHINE,

For FAMILY USE-simplo, cheap, reliable,
and sample stocking FREE Address HJNg-
LEY KSiTTING MACHINE Co., te2 West 4th #.
Cincinnati, Ohio. N<h9
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Needle, shell, wax and carpenter
work; drinking, BACKED eyes, mis-
cellaneous articles; ending with
mp-p2llers trotting against time,
and grand running match be-
tween a horse power potato harves-
ter and pair of woolen knit baby
socks.
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"Mama," seq she" Don't interrupt
me-" SEE |, "you don't know howl love
nv gray hairs and wrinkles. Every year
hcz 6rot me blessings and marked them
with wrinkle to keep me in mind OF the
greater blessin to come, I've often thot;
And Pm shurc the golden crowns will
feel better on old heads that have been
silver covered below" Jerushy was cry
ing, and the tears had washed the ruge
away in two little streams down her
checks, and all the material color he'd set.
tied in the end Of her nose. SEE !, "pnlI
yer vale down and lets go home"
So we went home and as soon as the
dive stuff wore Ofmy head, went back
and he'd my picture taken in my best white
cap, my blacklist black dress, and my big
bonnlt Iayin inmy lap. The felleB didn't
know me, and l didn' tell EN- I'd been
there afore, but ordered picture, cabinet
size, sent to Dukes house.
"Shall We finish it in Injy ink" asked
the spry teller. "Injy ink! good gracious
amt It black enutR yit," SEE /. With that
he snickered out and run for the pantry,
which Is q Gashun they all heVe | guess
jugin by my spericnce.
The pictur was sent home and you can
see it, cap, bOmbazine dress and bonnit
hangin in Jerushy's parlor, and | amt
afeared she'll try to renOvate me any more.
Yours as usual, AUNT RHoDA.
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Republicnn Meeting in Pocahon.a.

AT mass meeting of the Republicans
of Pocahontas county, held ut the Court
House thereof, on Saturday, the 4th day of
June, 1870, Hon. Nathan G. Barlow was
called 10 the Chair, and ]. b. Hanna ap-
pointed Secretary.
Amer speeches by Hon. Samuel Young
and Major Cyrus Newlin, the following
resolutions were adopted;
RESOlrEti, Tint we heartily concur il, and
unqualifedly approve Of the several meas
urcs adopted by the President Of the
United States and the Republican majority
in Congress, to secure protection Of life,
liberty and property to the loyal people OF
the States recently in rebellion, and rccog'
nizing in the Republican party the instru-
ment by which thCtrue government ofour
Fathers has been perpetuated, and the ei-
fort to overthrow and subvert 1t success
fully resisted and defeated; we pledge our
selves 10 its support so long as It shall be
true To the great principles which have
governed its actions in the past.
RcS0luod, That in tho adoption Of the
18th Amendment, we recognize the cs.
tablishmcnt Of the political equality Of all
men before the law, and we invite the
hearty cooperation Of the cOlorcd voters
oGthc county, in maintaining and perpet-
uating the party which giving them free
dom first, has now conferred upon them
the highest privilege of citizenship, by ex-
tending to them tho right Of suffrage.
Rc0Ir6d, That in the rapid decrease Of
the public debt, together with the CON
slant uniform reduction Of the heavy
taxation made necessary by the enormous
expenses incurred in supprcssing tho late
rebellion, we recognize the happy results
of policy which, while preserving invi-
Olatc the public faith, has had constantly
in view the tightening OF the burthcns Of
the people. .r.
IeS0Ircd, That We recognize as q solemn
pledge, tho declaration Of the Republican
party made in National Convention at
Chicago, and I'VE favor the removal Of
the disqualldcations and restrictions I'M
posed upon the late rebels in the same
measure as their spirit Of loyalty will di-
rect, and us may be consistent with the
true safety Of tho loyal people" and rec
Ommend such legislation as may be ne
ccssary fully to carry 1t out.
RsSolrTd, That John Wanless, Samuel
Young, Charles Morrison, B. B. Carney,
N. G. Barlow and Allen Arbogost be ap-
pointed as delegates to tho Republican
State Convention TO be held at Parkers.
burg, and that the same delegates act at
the Republican Congressional and Sen
atorial Conventions when held, and that
A. r. Humphreys and Rufus Chambers
be appointed altcrnates to the State Con.
vcntiOn.
Rcs0lrai, That u copy of these resolu-
tions be forwarded to the Wheeling In
and Vest Virginia Journal,
and that they be requested 10 publish the
same. N.G. BARLOW, Chairman.
]. b. HANNA, Secretary.
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SINGULAR CoINCIDENCE.-Mr. Dickens
concluded the last book which he gave TO
the'world with this paragraph:
"OM Friday, The ninth day Of JunO, in the
present year. Mr.. and Mrs. Botliu lin the
manuscript dress of receiving Mr.. and Mrs
Lammle at brcAk[ast) were in the South
Eastern Railway with me in terribly
destructive accident When had done
what could to help others, l climbed
back into my carriage, nearly turned over
u viaduct and caught aslant upon the
turn, tocxtriCatc the worthy couple. They
were much soilcd, but otherwise unhurt
The same happy result attended Miss Bel
Ia Wilfer on her wcdding-day, and Mr.
Ridcrhood inspecting Bradley icAdstone's
red neckerchiei as he lay asleep. Ire.
member with dCvOut thHnkfulnGSS, that |
can never be much nearer parting COM
pany with my readers forever, than | was
then, until there shall be written against
my life the two words with which have
closed this book,-THE END"
As though these words were PRESENT.
mcnt Of his own fate, the time came to
write "Thc End" to his illustrious and
noble career on the 9th Of June, 1870, just
five years after this strange event and its
singular anticipation.
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Republican Convention in PendIetOn.

At Convention, held at the Court
House Of Pendlcton county, on the 9TH OF
June, 1870, pursuant to the recommended.
tons OF the State Central Committee, for
the purpose of appointing delegates to the
State Convention, to be held at Parkcrs'
burg on the 22d Of June, Captain John
Boggs was called to the Chair, and ]. Il.
ITinEle was chosen Secretary.
On motion of |. Day, the Chair ap-
pointed Hon. W. Fl. II. Flick, Hon. A.
lIinkle and johnson Sites, Esq, COM
mitteG to draft resolutions and suggest
names for delegates.
The committee retired, and, in short
time returned, recommending the follow
ing names Capt. John BOggs, II. W.
Arbogast, John S. Boner, |. P. Boggs,
DR.. ]. II. Priest, A. IL Nelson, L. L. Mel
son, Joshua Day, Alfred Kimble, Allen
Dyer, Hon. VIM. Adamson, Sam'l Putfcn.
burger, J. r. Hinkle, and Hon. Jonathan
lTispr.
On motion the committee were included
in the list ofdeleCates, and MI were unan-
imously elected.
The committee then adopted the fol.
lowing resolutions, which were read and
adopted, 10
LIT. ReSolVcd, That the delegates APP
pointed to the State Convention, are au-
thorized 10 act as delegates from this
county to the Congressional and Senate
rial Conventions, 10 be held for the pur-
pose ofnominatlng candidates to be voted
for at the next Gnsucing election.
ri. RGSO!pti, That any citizen Of Pendle-
ton county, WHO'S willing to act with the
Union Republican party, who may be at
Parkcrsburg during tho sitting ofthe Con-
vention, is authorized to act as delegate
from this county.
On motion of A. ITinklc, the Secretary
was directed to furnish n copy Of the fore
going proceedings to the Mineral County
Gd:eit6 and Wheeling INTELLIGENCER,
with request to publish the same.
On motion of a. Hinkle, tho Conven-
ton adjourned. l
JOHN BOGos, Pre&idont
J. r. HINKLE, Secretary.
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Sales Of Indian Lands by Treaty.
WASHINGTON, June II, 1870.

WASHINGTON, June IL, lotU.
Judge Lawrence. of Ohio, DR.. Dart,
formerly Superintendent Of Indian affairs
In Oregon, and Others called upon Score.
tary Cox this morning 10 ask regarding
his position upon certain features Of the
Indian question. The Secretary said he
did not believe it WIS the policy Of the
Government to sell the public lands in
large tracts by treaty; also that ho be-
lieved there was no constitutional authori.
ty by treaty with Indian tribes to sell
lands which they hold by occupancy TO
railroad companies or any other third par
tv, and that no would not favor the
making of any sich treaty; but where
such treaty sales lind been made, the In.
terror Department could not declare them
invalid, but must leave them to be decided
by the courts. He also said that prior to
the time he came into the department, the
act OF Congress of Jnne 9, 1862, to cstab-
lish A land office In Colorado had been
construed AS extending the presumption
laws only over Colorado. but that he had
held that It made all public lands to which
The Indian title has been or shall be CX.
tinguished, subject TO the operations Ofthe
pre- .emptlon law, and treaty sale could
not be made 70 defeat this act.
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Dickena, Fnrnwnll 10 Americn.

On Monday, the Goth of April, 1858,
Mr. Dickens babe farewell to America in
his reading in SteInway Hall Of the
Christmas Carol and the trial from Pick
wick. He lad no sooner finished than
the entire audience rose md joined in
hearty cheers, while the ladies waved
their handkerchieis, and loud calls were
made for speech from the retiring read.
or. Mr.. Dickens returned to the desk and
in response spoke rs follows;
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: The shadow
of one word has impcnded over me all
this evening, but the time has ut length
come when the shadow must fall. 1t is u
short word, but It's weight is not measura-
BILE by It's length. Last Thursday even,
ing, while | read the story Of " David
COpperiield," felt that there was another
meaning than usual in the words Of old
Mr.. Pcggotty, my future life lies over
the sea" And when | read from
this book tonight, referring 10
the hckritk RpersJ realized
that must shortly establish such an G!!6I
us would satisfy even Mr. WeIIer, Sr The
relations set up in this place between us
have been TO inc Of the most satisfactory
character. There has been On my part
the most earnest attention to the work Of
preparation 10 entertain you, and on your
part the kindest sympathy, which cannot
be forgotten forever. shall often recall
YOU by the Winter fire of my home, or in
the pleasant Summer of old England
never as public audience, but always as
dear personal friends, and even with the
tendcrcst sympathy and affection, In bid
ding you final farewell, Ipray, God bless
us, every one, and God bless the land in
which I leave you.
A perfect tempest OF applause succeeded
this address, and Mr.. Dickens retired for.
ever from an American audience,
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nnANcn orrIcE, cLAnxspuna wNr v.


REFERENCE ny PERMISSION.
Hon. Vim, L. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
Il. l.. DSkshIre, Judges Supreme Court Of
James II. Brown, Appeals Of WcstV Va:
J. j. jackson, Jr., Judge Of L. =. District
Court " Va
d, D. T. FnrnswOrth, President Of Senate,
West Va.
A. WurnInger, member Senate.
Jacob IIOrnbrOOk, Prest West Va, lns. Co.
Jacob ". IIlchcl, NlCU Prcst.
Caleb Borgess., Attorney, Clarksburg, w Va.
Samuel Woods, Phllllppl, s.
II. White Sheriff Mercer county.
II. G. Davis, Senate. Mineral county, g
J n. Camden. President Of First National Bank,
FGrEcrsbuFg.
And the following members nf the IIOuso Of Dolls
gates Of West Virginia:
Hon. u. II. Smith, kAnawhA comfy
q. q. Burgess, Wayne
James Guthrie, WGtZel
Nathan COT Harrison
Joseph Tutcr, Barbour
Il. ". Hill, Marion
James llervcy. Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
X, Davidson, Taylor
Henry HrHnnUn, Lewis
Floyd Nicely, DOddrIdgu
J. r. B0yTycr, Putnam
j. $. Wilkinson, Lincoln
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KOSKOO!
Endorsed and recommended by tho President Of
the Faculty Of the 4. Medical College OF tho
City Of New York.
Pnorr,son Il. $. NEWTON, MD,

Professor and President OF the Faculty, late
Professor Theory and Practice" OF
Medicine, Cincinnati, &c.
One of tho most eminent medical men OF this
age well known Us tho author Of tho following
STANDARD medical works: MENTIONS "PRAC
TIcE or MEDICINE" "DIsEAsEs or CHILDREN"
"NEwTON'S SYMHs SURGERY," &C., IN December
number Of american Medical RsrIew-pago 97s,
says: r
Among tho more recent efforts " Introduce
popularity, some OF the new remedies, we notice
4 new preparation compounded by ]. J. LAW
HENCE, N. D., OF NORFOLK, Va, which Ia fur.
nished to tho profession and the public In any de-
sired quantity. We recently examined his LILOr-
dtory, and became FULLY satisfied that all his work
processes, and from the btSt materials, giring az
reStilt a NIsdieiHe MEETING the CONFIDENCE Of the
PHYSICIANS and the PUBLIC"
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cncd, falling hair checked, aud bald.
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore tie
hair where the folIicIes arc destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can DO saved fG
usefulness by this application. Instead
of iouling the hair with pasty seli-
mcnt, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, md
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those doletorious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to tho hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. IF wanted
merely for n
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KoskOO Is endorsed by tho best physicians
q successful practitioner Of many years standing
In the Old North State:
Rocky Mourn, EDOEcONBE Co, !
September 10, 1869.
Dr. J. J. RAwRENCE-D Sir: hAve used
your Concentrated Fluid Extract Of KoskoO IN
my practice with the hIPpiGst rSSUis. l find It 10
be q p0IUtrfLl LIpSr LnrlOOrdtOr, BiOOi Purifier,
and Ntrp6uS Tonic In all diseases fthe Liver,
ScroillOus, Syphilitlc, and Nervous Affections,
KtSa rtmGdy Of lRlm9Js rd!ue. In fact, In almost
every variety Of Chronic Diseases It's Use Is ndI'
Gated. Hoping you may meet with tho success
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medicines, l Rm sir, with much respect,
Your Obellent servant,
Il. G. TILRERY, NJ. D.
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FINANclAL.
go. ,-'-'> 'r,>|--.--'--. s-'--1
L O A n
nP THB
Chesapeake & OhiO Railroad Co.
The Chesapeake md Ohio Railroad

The Chesapeake md ONO RAILROAD
Is completed ind running from RICHAOND, HA1
to the celebrated WHITE SULPHUR SPRlSGS'
In West Va, M miles. It Is being rapidly e1'
tended to the Ohio River, 200 miles further, ma.
king In all ~ miles
In lts progress Westward, It pUnetrates and
opeuu up 10 market the Wonderful Coal De.
pOVItT Of the KAnAWhA Region In West Virginia.
And thus bringI tho superior and abundant Goals
OF that section into communication with the
Iron Ores Of Virginia and Ohio, and tho Weat,,
Orn, South Western and Eastern markets.
When completed II win connect the superior
hArbor facilities or the ChOISDoAkO Bay with
reliable navigation on the Ohio River, and thus
with tho OutIrO system Of Railroad and water
transportation OF thO great West and South
west. .... .
II will make short, easy, cheap and favor.
able route nom tho west to the sea, and will
command a large share Of the enormous
frelghtS seeking transportation TO the coast,
II will thus become one Of tho most important
and profitable East and West Trunk Lines or
Railroad in tho country. and command trade
of Immense value.
The completed portion Of the Road 10 doing
profitable and TnsrOASlng BuSlneGS, and Is fuly
equal In value TO the whole amount Of the mort.
gage upon the entire Line-(Sl6, 000,0OO)
The loan VI the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company, being First Mortgage upon the en-
tire Line, property and equipments, worth
N hon completed at least $50, OOO, 900, Is there
fore one Of the most substantial, conservative,
md reliable Railroad Loans ever offered IN the
market, and 10 peculiarly adapted to tho wants OF
Investors and Capitalists,
Whu desire to make their Investments with the
most satisfactory assurance OF positive and un'
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The Bonds ars In denominations OF
$1,000, $500 and 600,
and mhy be had COUPON or REGISTERED.
Interest Six per cont per Aunum, payable MAY
lst aud NOVEMBER LIST
Principal and Interest payable In Gold In the
City OF New York.
Price 90 and Accrued Interest In Currency, at
which price they pay nearly Seven per cent In
gold on their cost ....
All Government Bonds and other Securities
dealt In at the Stock Exchange, received In ex'
change, at thUlr full market value, and Bonds
sent to all parts OF tho country, freO Of Express
charges.
They eau be obtained by ordering direct nom
as or through any responsible Bank or Banker In
any part Of the country.
FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS.
No. 5 Nassau Street,
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Maps, Pamphlets and full lnfor-
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pllcatlon In person or
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- -
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KOSkOO Cures SCrOfula In Its Worst
Forms.

merchant Of Norfolk, Va.
No. IMAM STREET, NORFOLK, Va,
September 10, 1869.
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A. W. MILLS.
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THE Sixteenth iOhio) District Congress
sional Convention will meet in Cambridge
about the 9th Of August
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No. IS Market SQUARE, NORFOLK, HA.,l
October IL, 1869,
On. LAwREEcE-Dcar Sir: To the large num-
bOr Of testimonials which you offer Of the great
efficacy Of your KoSkoO, take pleasure In adding
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liz, Headache, Loss Of Appetite, &C. TwObot
ties OF KoskOo restored me 10 health.
Yours truly, j. q. WCMBLE'
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FROM DR. LLOYD A PHYSICIAN OF LARGE
PRACTICE.

FhOM ulk. lsLsOlD n tn ClNlhN UT lAhNuh
PRACTICE.
GNEAT BMDOE, Va, October =, 1869,
J. ]. LAWRENCE, N. D.-Dcar Sir: cheerfnlly
endorse e0ur KOskoO As being most valuable
preparation Upon examination OF the formula,
md each ingredient highly cXtOllcd by our hest
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various compounds Of SAFSAparilla, &C, ever In.
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orator Of the animal forces, aiding digestion and
assimilation, and thereby producing healthy
ali chronic diseases. Hoping you will reap tho
reward you deserve from the public IA n bcnrtAc-
tor, am sir, yours truly,
CHARLES LLOYD, u. d.
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In its progress Westward, 1t pUnetrntes and
opens MP 10 market the Wonderful Coal De-
pOVItT Of the KAnAWhA Region In West Virginia.
And thus brings tho superior and abundant Goals
OF that section Into Communication with the
Iron Ores Of Virginia and Ohio, and tho Weat.
Orn, South Western and Eastern markets.
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Is completed ind running from RICHAOND, Va,
to the celebrated WHITE SULPHCR SPRlNGS'
In West Va, AZ miles. 1t Is being rapidly eE'
tended to the Ohio River, zoo miles further, ma.
king In all ~ miles,
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From Rev. W. H. Christian, Pastor Binwiddie
Street Methodist Church.
Portsmouth, Va, October a. 1869
This IA to certify that | know DR.. Lawrence
well, lie IL q gentleman Of cultivation, and wOr'
thy Of the fullest confidence. ! have used his
K6skoO with advantage TO myself, and have adopt
ed lie use In my family In cRsOs OF nervous debi'
ity aud depression. -, :, 1,,,,,,,,,,,
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Ayers . H.,
Hair Vigor,
..-g .F
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color,

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, md clEcctual
for preserving . lY
hair. Faded or gr6y
hair is soon restored
to It's original color,
1Oih the gloss and
freshness Of youth
Thin lluir il thick
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Read tho following from Mr. womble, prom.
inent Hardware Merchant OF this city:
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When completed II win connect the superior
harbor facilities OF the ChSIaPoAko Bay with
reliable navigation on the Ohio River, and thus
with tho SntIrS system Of Railroad and water
transportation OF tbs great West and South
west. ... ...
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DIR. JOHNSON

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lou.
don, Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Col.
leges In the United States, and tho greater part
oEwhOse lin has been spent in the hospitals Of
effected some Of the mort astonishing cures that
wero ever known. Many troubled with ringing in
tho head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed 1t sudden sounds, bAshlnl
ness, VIII iIelaent pushing attended some ll
mrllGtcly ~ J