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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-02

Notice ua
rs given herewith to all who have left
Il their Watches and Jewelry at nv estab.
lishment for repairing, to call for ther,
until the 14th Of this month, 40 I am going
to leave this city on the 18th. Seven feet
long Slow Gaze for sale cheap. y ~
e. LINDNEB,r AS
Watchinsker and Jeweler, 90 AssenlptyS
street. March tuth31
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-02

aey to. the lAdiagsi aga tthHj Gudfan
agent appropriates it TO. o.himself., Iay17
Monopoly" 8 for 25c. See adver-a
tisemeut. ..'. ~ 10 = I. TTi-7i I
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-01-10
FINE GOLD JEWELRY.

Fine Gold and Silver Watches, Silver Ware.
Nickel Silver Ware, Clocks, Diamonds, eto.
Having nearly completed my New Works
for the manufacture of Fine Solid Jewelry.
Chains and Diamond Work, l am now pre-.
pared to satisfy the most fastidious in beau
tiful and tasteful designs at manufacturers
prices. The attention of the Trade, Hotel
and Restaurant Proprietors is called to my
elegant stock of Table Ware Cutlery and Bar
Fixtures, which I now offer at Jobbing prices.
Watches Clocks, and Jewelry carefully re-
paired, by Skillful Workmen and guaranteed.
On account Of my Immense Stock of Goods
now on hand, and in order to Quicken Sales
during the Holidays, l have reduced all my
Wares from 10 to Is per cent
90 NJ. NJ. FRIEDRICH
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-01-10

LADIES OF THE RoTHsCHILD
FAMILY. - The Jewish Messenger
says, 1--WE take pleasure i'll referring
to the merits of the ladies of the
Rothschild family, not because they
are wealthy, but Tor the simple rea-
son that, in spite of their wealth,
they strive to be useful to their kind.
The men are immersed in business;
they are charitable, but the people
will say that it is easy to be charita-
BILE if you are rich. The women are
public spirited, intelligent and warm
hearted, founding hospitals, REFORM
atories, children's homes, endowing
scholastic institutions, encouraging
struggling professionals and taking
a personal interest in the doings of
the poor. Baroness Lionel makes
weekly visits in the meanest por-
ton of London, Frightening the
home of the Jewish artisan, giving
her good counsel to the earnest
teachers of the free schools, the mat
ronS and assistants in the various
charities. The daughter Of Alphon-
so of Paris teaches a good lesson to
her sisters in faith, and to rich young
ladies OF every creed, by receiving
a well-deserved diploma as teacher.
Anselm's daughter, i'll Vienna, is
prominent in music, not only conf
posing songs that attain popularity,
but aiding struggling musicians by
pen and purse
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-01-10
THE LESSON OF THE STARS.

! have gazed at the stars in their beauty,
In the cold and frosty night,
And have almost felt there was pity
In their soft and mellow light.
Oft think, as view the heavens,
Those stars are set there for me;
To cheer me through times dark pathway
Till come to eternity.
And feel that I've, too a mission,
AS gaze on their starry light;
That must be up and working,
And keep all my armor bright
AS the stars with their gladstone sparkle
Look down with cheering ray,
There goes from my heart its sorrow,
And its sad thoughts pass away.
So would that might strengthen,
By word or a kindly deed,
Some heart with a greater sorrow-
Some soul with a sorer need.
Then my prayers ascend to Heaven,
In the cold and frosty night,
That God may bless my effort
To make some burden light.
And my own griefs fade and vanish
Like the mist meath the MONDAY sun;
And my heart grows strong to labor
Till all life's tasks are done
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-11

. ~
= TIE svsslSS6Sg BsffEi ixsil:BtSrEviIfs
matter csrae before tho Senate yester.
day. Mr.. Donsldson, of Gresnvilie.
moved TO strike ont the enacting clsuss
of the bill, and tho motion was well
sustained by Mr.lDuncan. of Spartan.
burg. he gavea brief history OF, the
whole matter, from its inception in
1868 to the present moment, showing
that it had been and continues q one.
man uffair throu shous. Through the
exertions Of the then Senator from
Barnwelt. in 1859. without asking the
peoples consent. the court hcrse was
almost literelly taken up from Barn
we'll and d mped down at Blackviile.
This being done und the Senator hav.
ing reason to leave for other parts. the
people csme before the Legislature
and ssked that the question be sub
mitted TO popular vote. A majority
decided. in favor OF Barnwell as the
County seat. That was q test vote.
and when cast it decided the question.
1t should not. be kept open according
to the whims and interests of any per-
son or Of any clique OF persons. The
Republicans OF she County had &C.
quiesoed in the settlement. and all the
public Observation-Disclosures pnt
forth q statement that the election was
perfectly lair ana conclusive. II ia an
unheard.of nuisance and an offence to
the people OF that County that the
question should come before them
again at the Instance OF the ex Senator
who :hsd returned from his residence
in New York. There was 10 telling
where. ip the changes Of time. in the
thaking Of destiny's dice.box, this ex-
ssustor might fall ont. Barnwell
County and Barnwell County County
seat ought to remain undisturbed by
his petty ambitions, his petty schemes
and his migratory habits. Notwith.
standing the clear and convincing ar
gument of Senator Duncan. the
Senate voted by II to IA TO sustain the
bill providing for another election to
determipe again. the place where the
County seat shall be. A number OF
persons appeared to be flying around
lobbying in support of the job.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-11
Ril! e AZ salary Of Circuit. .solici.

Bill 70 Az salary OF Circuit .Solioi-
tors wSS laid on the table. 4 3 So. 80 :
Bills to provide for construction of .
new jail in and for County OF Fairfield; !;
to authorize Fayetteville end Florence
Railroad Company, to extend their!
road from North Carolina line, near
Mc1nnes' Bridge, to Florenos, in this
State. and for other purposes, were
received from the House amended.
Concurred in and titles changed to
Acts.
a message was received from Senate,
agreeing to report OF committee of
conference on disagreements on bill to
provids for enumeration OF inheb:-
tants of this State. -t-
Mr.. Barker, from Special Joint Oom.
mittes to present an address TO the. two
Houses relative to the rem oval OF Trea.
surer Cardozo. submitted said address;
also reported that they have in course
OF preparation certu rules of pro-
ceedure. which will be presented as
soon as practicable.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-11
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 10. 1875.
SENATE.

A message was received from the
House. concurring in the report of
committee of conference on Disagree
ments on Senate Bill to provide for
the enumeration Of the inhabitants, of
the State. Senate copcurred.
Mr.. JerveJ introduced bill to amend
therein named. .'' II
Mr.. malls4-Bill to, protect State
against fraudulent tender Of bills of
Bank OF tho State in payment Of taxes.
Mr.. Cain-Bill to amend Hection' 55,
Chapter OXX,. Revised Statutes, re-,
lating to liens on crops. - "a ,.,lIas., d.
The Speaker of .the House attended
in the Senate, when tho following
we're duly ratified: Acts TO authorize
County Compissioners of Laurens to
levy and cause to be collected . special
tax OF three mills on the dollar OF taxa.
BILE property; TO incorporate town Of
ReevesYille,, County OF .Oollefon; to
establish ferry across Wsccamaw
River, in Horfy County, aud to vest
sano, in.W@. IL Buck u 90. : to amend
Section l. Chapter CXXXVI. Part Nv,
Revised Statutes. relative to offences
against civil rights; to amend IAN ACT
to alter aud amend tho charter of tbe
town Of Greenvilie aud for other pur-
poses. and an ACT to alter and amend
the said Aot;" to amend "An Act to
establish public road in Colleton
County," to amend Section 2 Of "An
Act t0 regulate the issuing of checks
TO laborerss upon. plantations or else.
where's" joint resolution to ratify the
amendment OF Constitution relative
to the boundary line Of Pickens and
Ooopee Counties; Acts to incorporate
Ashley River Railroad; to regulate the
appointment aud salary OF Trial Jus.
tices in and for the County Of Claren-
don; TO amend IAN Act to amend Sec.
tion 2, of Chapter XIV, of General
rStatutes;" to provide tor settlement
and redemption, of certain claims
against the State; to amend San Act
Eto provide for the redemption of for.
feited lands upon certain conditions
therein mentioned;" to alter and
amend charter Of German Rifle Club,
Eof Charleston, and to renew and ex.
tend the same; to amend Section IA,
Chapter XLXu, Of Revised Statutes,
relating to ferries; to amend t':An Act
to grant, renew and amend charters of
certsid towns and villages therein
mentioned. ,as nelAtes to the village OF
st. .Stephens;;" joint resolutions to re.
lieve Il ~. Jennings. of Greenviile
County. and 3. y. Buck, Of Horny. OF
and from paynent-o OF certain tsxes;
ACT to amend I''An Act for the incorpo.
ration of the town of GEORGETOWN"
Messages"weSe. reoeived from the
9oyern9aY.a.nsnyine An Act tochsrter
.isS WsPsk ga s,,!!sgg ISf :afs: s,tss;,
effect of = recent decision OF The Au-,
preme Court of the State, by wiASA.itt
10 decided thst working snispS Scs
stock do not come Within ttf4 pioBer
meaning '6f thS term ''Aupplies." !" tas
fonpa ia, 64pWsn,66. Ohsi,As ok. Of
the Revised 6satntes. Il is xeprapeuted.
shat this de0ision renders furtk Sal lsgiss
iAtion q .nasttsf OF imnsedikte beHeesi(s
70 :, tho sgrjsaltdfsl intsrests p ssthe
EStese.siB BSs 81 sea VI as.,I = - se,S,sl,, "
e MEatke1th introduced bill soaweud
|sd6;di .i,,2rsnda 3 ios Section
I . a f.k. - ~ r.. ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-11

4l6, Title V, Chapter CXXII. Of Gen.
esSf Stst6tes, FeisElSg SS cfs@i6Ssi5E
OF witnesaes. A1 = sa-s QltsS NJ
n Mr.. Swails. on behaifof joint Com.
mittee appointed TO prepare sp address
to bis E.cellenoy the Goysrnor for re.
moval Of r. Il. Oardozo 1ttm ofiice OF
State Treasurer. reported that the
committee would be ready this even.
ing to submit u to the Sen1te. aud
moved that the Senate take . recess
until 7.30 p. NJ. ,sNt&e..t teSt'@ fl
At the evening session. Mr.u Ssails
submitted the following report:
The Special Joint Committee, ap.
pointed to draw mp and preseut to the
two houses an address to his Excel.
iency the Governor. for the removal of
F. l.. Csrdozo, State Treasurer. beg
lcave to report that they have per.
formed the duty assigned them, an,l
respectfully ask leave to present the
accompanying charges and speciflca-
tions for the confederation of the two
houses. The committee recommend
that. in accordance with Section 4
Article VII, OF the Constitution. O
copy OF the charges be served upon
the said F. l.. Cafdozo, aud tha. he be
required to appear before the two
houses, met in joint assembly. Ut IL
O'Clock NJ, on Tuesday, the 10Th in-
slant, then and there to make answer
to the same. The committee further
report that they have nov in course OF
preparation certain rules of procedure
In relation to the case, which will be
reported t. the two houses as soou as
practicable. All of which is respect.
fully ysubmitted. ASf Nt@Aa
4 g. A. sWALLSsM
Chairman on part OF Senate.
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for present fiscal year claims against
said County of preceding fiscal years.
which have been audited and ordered
paid. but which remain unpaid; to au-
thorize and empower County Commis.
sioners of Greenville to open aud
establish public school; to incorpo.
rate town of Ridgeway. in County of
Fairfield; to make appropriations to
meet ordinary expenses Of State Co
vernment for fsosl year commencing
November !, 1874; joint resolution to
authorize County Commissioners of
Clarendon and Fairfield to levy and
collsct special tag OF IL mills on the
dollar for payment Of past due indebt-
edness OF said Counties, and to regu.
late manner OF disbnraing same -
Mr.. 6imons presented the olsim
$l, ,315) of William Robinson, bsiug
due bills Of State Treasurer of March
III. Russell introduced a Il resolution,
which was. adopted. whereas IL IL
known that Hon. A. H. Stephens, Of
George. (s Representation from that
State in the Congress OF tho United
Ssates,) has arrived in this oity; that
. committee of three be appointed by
the Speakef OF this House, to invite
the distinguished gentleman to seat
on the aoor Of the came. The Spesker
announced as, the committee Mossrs.
Russell, Orr ahd Bsmp6eld.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20

PHoToGEArHY IN MEDICAL dag.
NosIs.-Thc useful applications of pho.
Biography are numerous and varied,
and their number is constantly ON the
increase, Ina paper recently read be
fore the Medical Society of Lower
Austria, DIR. Ultzman mentioned, on
the authority of DIR. Nogel, that an
eruption of smallpox had been made
evident by photography twenty-four
hours before it actually came out. Al
though no one could as vet observe
anything on the face of the patient,
the negative plate showed stains on the
face which perfectly resembled the
various exanthem, and twentv-four
hours afterwards the eruption became
clearly evident.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20

seed, and instead of punishing your
dumb brutes by that continued travel
ing in a circle under your dusty gin
houses, 60 to work and sow down five
acres Of red oats TO the mule, and one
acre of wheat to every member of your
family. Fertilize the land well and
prepare properly; or what is better,
SOW the grain in your cotton lands and
sweep in with three burrows. On the
1st of November move forward another
tithe of your cotton and renew again,
and repeat the operation in February
and April of 1876. Pursue this pol
icy for but Il single season, and the
next crop will indeed be yours"
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20
SCHENCK,s PULMONIC SYRUP FOR
THE CURE OF CONSUMPrION,
COUGuS AND COLDS.

The great virtue Of this medicine is that it rpens
the matter and throw. IL out OF the system purihes
the blood, aud thus effects q cure.
scnsScK's SEA WEED Tonic, FOR IHE CuRg Of
DYSPEPSIA IsDioEsTlos, Enc.
The Tonic produces a healthy action Of the sigin-
ach, creating an appetite, forming chye, and curing
the most obstinate cases Of Indigestion
scHEscKs MASDRAKE PILLS, FOR THE Cuas OF
LIVER COMPLAINT, Etc.
These Pills are Alternative and produce a healthy
action Of the liver without the least danger they
are free from ealOmel and yet more oihcacious in
restoring healthy action 0f the iver.
These remedies a certain cure for Consumption,
as the Pumonic Syrup Tipens the matter and puries
the blood The Mandrake Pills act upon the liver,
create healthy bile, and remove oil diseases Of the
liver, often a cause OF Consumption. The soa Weed
Tonic gives tone and strength to the stomach, makes
good digestion and enables the organs to form good
blood; and thus creates a healthy circulation of
healthy blood. The combined action Of these medi-
cines, as thus explained will cure every case Of
Consumption, II taken In time, and the use OF the
medicines perseveTed in.
Dr. schenck is professionally at his PRINCIPAL office,
corner Sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia every
Monday, where all letters for advice must he adj
dressed. Schenck's medicines iOr sale by all Drug
gists.
+. J. HART 4 CO., Nos. "a, rs and II Tchoupitou-
las ST.. New Orleans Wholesale Agents.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20

A SUICIDE IN CHARACTER. AT Vii.
liers-sur-Oise the other day an English
actress, known as Nine. Reene-at one
time popular in London-commt
suicide in the role of Ophelia. She
was sixty-hve years Of age, and had
lived in the above-named little village
for the past ten years. She was very
sad, but always very kind and good to
everybody. Nobody thought of rid.
iculinl ler odd appearance and ways,
for it was well known that she had
carried dead love in her heart for
nearly half a century. She had left
London years before because her af.
fianced married another woman. The
last part she had played on the London
stage with him was Ophela to his
Hamlet, and what news had come to
her of him no one knew; but she was
found floating under the surface of the
river, her gray head decked out with
flowers.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20

ALL who have heard of little Charli,
Ross should read the beautiful new book, en-
titled CHERRY, the Singer" published b,
Edward \. SamuelS, l25 fremont St, Boston
Possibly it may lead to the recovery OF tn,
stolen child, as the character of the little he
ro of the book is partially founded on hi
own life and abduction. Sent by mail, post
age free, on receipt of Si00
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20

Employment Is essentlalto happiness,
and so generally is this recognized that
there are times when even the LATEST
man feels inclined to thank his creator
for having provided him with a nous
tache 10 twirl.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20

NEW YoRK.-Cotton market duh and weak at lS
5-lGdl3 ll-i6c.
NEW ORLEANs.-Coiton, demand good prices are
irregular and easier Good ordinary to strict good
ordinary, II dil5sc low midding to strict low mid
ding ~ 5sd23c; middling 10 strict middling, i2iam
l25sci good middling to mddling fair 49, ls@lihc.
GALVESTON. { Cotton market quiet Middling,
l2I4c.
MOBILE. Cotton market irregular. Mddling
l2lRc,
MEMPHIs.-Cotton market steady at l21sc.
LoUIsvILLE.-Cotton market dull Mt i2jsMl2I4e.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20

WE often see large stock of cattle
which do not seem to thrive, and come ont
"Spring poor all for want of something To
start them in the right direction. One dol.
lars worth Of &cridon's Carairy Condition
Pocicrs given To such stock occasionally
during the winter, would he worth more than
an extra half ton Of hay.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20
GENERAL MARKET QUOTATIONS
NEW YORN

Flcur firm and demand moderate. superfnc,
western and STATE, s5.6Oa6.3O extra Ohio, s5.65et
T.AO ST. Iailis ~ sods9.gg. whei; quiet and firm
. Chicago 81 ~ for No. Milwaukee; tl.37 for Nc.
| spring; s1.20al 40 for new aud old winter red
western sL25esi IS for new and old amber western
81. iO@l50 for white western Corn Is scarce and
very firm at 75%@76c. Mess pork heavy at s22. IS
| IN
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20

HAVE you severe wrench or sprain ?
Have YOU rheumatism in any FORM Have
you stiff neck, or lunches caused by rheu.
matte pains? II So, JohHson's iaOdyBc Lini.
p,'H !, a specific remedy, used internally
and externally.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20

Emperor William of Germany is
living a vigorous, old age. He was in
the saddle during the whole of both
days of the recent anniversary, and
galloped up and down the field at the
head of his staff as brisklv as ever.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20
AN AccIprNrAL CrRE.-Wben dea

AN ACCIDENTAL tURE.-Nhen death
was hourly expected from consumption, all
remedies having failed, and Dr. II. James wa,
experimenting he accidentally made prcpa
ration of Indian Hemp, which cured his only
child, and nov gives this recipe free ON receipt
oitwo stamps To opayeXpenses. Hemp also cure
night sweais, nausea of the stomach, and will
break fresh cold in a hours. Address Grad
dock Co, 1882 Race St, Phila,, Pa, NAMING
this paper.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20
AHouseke eeper Saws.

The CHARTER OAK COOK STOVE !
bought OF YOU has proved all it was repre-.
Scnted and more, and all we could wish in a
Cook Stove, bakes perfectly, with less fuel
than any stove we have ever used, and is the
combination OF economy and utility.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20
What | Know About VegetinG.
sorrn Bo.los. Va, gth. l.a

sorru BostoS. Ma, nh. l.5u
N SrrVINS.
DrNE ~tt-l have had oou-drmhlcrN pofiru,r with
thr NfgfriNT for Dyspepsia, Gcurral pcHltty. and
iuirurr hlo.d the Nogntiuc IL superior 60 an, thin
which have ever used. commenced taking Nr.l .
ftNr about the middle ut last winter and ttttr NJ.
ius Tow bottle % 'HtIrrN cured m. cot dN-rrp-iH.
pud un llUui nrt'i va. tu good condition e. tt
ihr pr. "u time n viii srpri mr pleasure tc rua
snN further particular relative tu "a hat know about
ilia .t'" ui'tli. Ur ts Who " iit an l.r s
kt-~ttiullf,
MONROE PALMER
Ssh Athens street
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20
The Home Doctor.

One ounce alcohol, two drachms
cayenne pepper, one ounce Kerosene
oil let it stand twenty-four hours after
mixing. 1t cures the worst toothache
ever known.
DErRHssloS OF Srfnfs. Sal Vol,
atile, combined with camphor, is more
cfiicacious than most remedies in
ahording relief in depression of spirits,
heartburn, spasms, palpitations, etc.
A simple remedy for neuralgia is
horseradish. Crate and mix it in vim.
egar, the same as for table purposes,
and apply to the temple when the fiee
or head Is affected, or the wrist when
the pain is in the arm or shoulder,
A French physician expresses hi,
preference for lemon juice, as a loca
application in diptheria, to chlorate o
potash, nitrate of silver, perchloride o
lime water. He uses it by dipping ,
little plug of cottonwood, twisted
around wire, in the juice, and press
ing II against the diseased surface fouI
or five times daily.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20

NEGErSE, instead of being a puhcd-
mp medicine, has worked its way mp to its
present Astonishing success by its actual mer.
II in curing all diseases of the blood OF what.
ever nature
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20
A Source Of Great Anxiety.

Nv daughter has received great benefit from III,
u-, of NFsFriNE Her declining health was q -uufot
Of great anxiety tu all ut her friends few BOTTLES
OF TIA" NTgrrtNE restored her health, sireugthtndap
petite. \, ", TILhfN.
In. aud Real Estate Agt, ~ scar Bpildinu
Boston. Mass, June ith, l,52
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20

BURNErT's COCAINE is the best and
cheapest Hair Dressing in the world. 1t
kills dandruf, allays irritation, and promotes
vigorous growth of Hair.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20

BEES FOR New ZEALAND Two
nests of English bumble-bees have been
sent TO New Zealand by Mr.. Frank
Buckland for the Canterbury Accim-
atization Society. These insects are
specially desired in New Zealand for
the purpose of fcrtilizing the common
clover; the proboscis of the common
bee is not sufficiently long to reach
down to the pollen of the clover flow
er, while the bumble-bee is enabled to
do so. In this way the insect is ex-
pected to do great service to the agri-
culturist by largely extending the
growth of the clover. The bees were
packed in their own nests in two box
es, and will be under the charge of a
member of the New Zealand Council,
who is provided with every necessary
for their welfare during the voyage.
They are expected to arrive about the
middle of Janury--midsummer at
the antipodes.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20

when wrstiar to Advertisers p':.a:c '.cn-
tion the name o. this paper b.N.ts u.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20
Feel Myself a New Man.

NAtiCG Mas. June lst. t.-g
Mr. >rrNENr.
nIAH StE-Thtough the adv i,o and earnest pcrsu4-
sion " RoN T., :. Rcst vt this place have been ~
King NrsrrfNr Tor Dyspepsia, ot witch have sut.
iorul nT ears have used ONLY two hottlr- aud al
ready feet ni,-clt new man. Respectfully.
DIR. J. ". CARTER.
The Osceola times., 1875-11-20
DYSPEPSIA.

SlMPTOMS-W of appetite. rising OF food and
Wind from the stomach aoidty ut the stomach heart.
burn drN ucss aud whitoness oi the tongue In th,
nntntn >sCnso Of d.ttnsion IN the ltomA,h aud buW
els. sonnet imcs rumhng aud pain costyruc-s viii, h
l. occasionally Interrupted by diarthoa palencss oi
the urine. The mouth l. olammN. or has o suuf oI
bitter taste. other frequent symptoms are water.
hrssh ralritaton Of the heart, headache and dsor-
dg- Of the senses. seeing double Nc There j. gen.
ehl debility auguor, and aversion to motion decree
iion Of the sririt., disturbed sleep, aud frghtul
dreams.