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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
kALVES, QUARTERS And EIGHTRS,
ARE NOW SELLING AT
WAIIE's

TRULY FORTUNATE LOTTERY OFFICE,
No. 81 and No. SO, Maiden Lane, Mem
York.
BY enclosing bank notes, of any descrip-
ton, (post paid) to G. and r. WAITE,
tickets and shares will be punctually re-
turned by post, to any amount, and the ear
liest advice sent to adventurers of their
success.
During the drawing, WAIrE's weekly
printed prize list will be sent to the printer
of this paper, and TO the post master at
Richmond and at the conclusion of the
drawing, will also be sent, the managers
printed PRISE list, for the satisfaction oil
distant adventurers.
At the above Offices, have been sold in
the late lotteries, prizes amounting to a sum,
exceeding 800, 900 dollars.
Present price of tickets, Seven Dollars,
but will advance asthe drawing approaches.
Prize tickets in the late New York lotteries
taken in payment.
New York, March 10, 1907. 3n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
Military Lands
In tie State of OHIO, for Sale.

gE7HEREAS William Carter, late OF the
w city Of Richmond, comp,nnly called Doc
tor William Carter. was, on the FIRST day Of Au-
gust, 1897, aiIdat the time of his death. EMIT ed
by warrant warrants for services as Sur
geon. in the service of the United States TO 1000
acres of such Lands, and made his testament
and last wall on the same day, and wear, where.
ny he directed, " That as soon as the Surveys
" of his Lands on the waters of the Scioto, north
" west of the river Ohio could be received, and
" 4 Patent or Patents obtained for the same the
" said Lauds might be sold TO the best atvsn.
+" tage, and on the longest credit, that the pur.
" chase of his houses and lots would admit off,
and departed ;hs life. without altering or revo.
kiag the said testament, whereof he constituted
three executors. two OF whom, TO wit, iosenh
Jackson and the subscriber, bo'h OF the city oc
Richmond, only. took that Office upon them,
selves: And whereas before the said surveys
could be Obtained, TO wit, two OF eight huna, ed
acres each, and one of twelve h'.rd,ed &C .et on
the upper side of Darby creek and one of one
thousand and one of two hundred acres on he
waters OF the said creek, the Lands so survey ed
, had bcen coded by the commonwealth OF Vir-
ginia, TO the United States, whereby the OBJ aim
ment OF Patents Tor the same hath been hitherto
distracted; but that obstruction has been lately
removed b. an act of Congiess, tho the ciscum-
stance of the estate of the said Tcst7tor, will
| not admit any extensive credit, 20 be given to
| the parcha.er or purchasers.
1, as acting Executor of the said Testament.
hereby notify to the pubic, that sale of the
| said lands, will be made at the front door of the
| Eagle Tavern. in the city of Richmond, on Tues
day the 18th day of May next ensuing, at Public
| Auction. to the best bidder, for the most that
| can be COTTON. in ready money, notes, with
| approved endorsers. negotiable, and payable ut
the Bank of Virginia. within co days cf the day
of sale, when satisfactory proof, relative TO tl:s
tirie of Doctor Carter. will be exhibited By the
subscriber, and when he will be ready TO trans.
fer the same, with covenant of nty against
all his own acts tending to lessen or impair the
same. CHARLES SPENCER.
Richmond March S0th, 1907. wtds.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
Advertisement.

a IL persons having claims against the
L 4 estate Of John Epperson, dec. are re-
qucsted to come forward and make them
known by the 10th day of May next, as the
administrators is anxious to close her adj
ministration. This advertisement will be
pleaded in bar against those who do not
come forward within the time limited.
BETSY ANN EPPERSON, Adin'x.
March 10Th, 1907. tM10
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
advantageous Establish
7ReHf.

THE subscriber, because of circumstan-
ces which have lately occurred in his
family, wishes to admit a partner in The bu-
siness ofthe Henrico Gun-Powder Works,
about mile and half from Rockets, or
20 sell his rights in the same: Said works
are so nearly completed, that they will
soon be in operation, and the Manufacture
er who is engaged TO manage the making
of the powder. understands the whole art
so as to make it equal to any imported.
None need apply for share who Cannot
advance soon S 1000, and employ their re-
sources in the course ofthc business there
is fair prospect that said works will be a
very advantageous establishment for fur
ther particulars apply TO
HUGH WARDEN
Richmond, LIST May, 1907. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
4 7racf Of Land,
FOR SALE,

20 Hhds. Northern Rum.
20 Tierees Prime Green Coffee.
20 Hhds of Loaf and Lump Sugar.
IS Hhds. Brown do.
20 Boxes Co,tcn and Wool Cards.
i 20 axes Chocolate.
10 Kegs Raisins.
Is Crates New York Stone Ware.
S Bales India Cottons and Checks.
5 Pipes Hollands Gin.
2 Pipes Cogniac Brandy.
1000 Pair Mems fine and coarse Shoes
500 Pair Ladies' Morocco Slippers.
800 Pair do. KID Ditto.
800 Pair do Leather Ditto.
SO CzskS Stone Lime.
20 Boxes Brown Soap.
S Tons SWeeds Iron.
Cut Nails, Paper, Pepper, &c.-Terms iibsr
HENRY HOVE
April q. 1867. 4
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
April IO,h, 1877.

WHEREAS some time past, purcha-
w sed piece ofland in Goochland coun-
ty, of one William Lowell, for which gave
him two bonds, one for eighteen pounds,
payable the 25th day of December, one
thousand eight hundred and eight, the O.
Their bond for % pounds, payable the 25th
of December, one thousand eight hundred
and twelve, and as the said Lowell has gone
away without making me right to the said
land agreeable to bargain, / do forewarn all
person or persons in trading for the above
mentioned bonds, as do not intend to pay
them unless get right agreeable to bar
gain. VIM. SHEPPARD
9th November, 1906. If
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FOX SAL
Powhatan, Jan. 4th, 1897.
JAMES LYNCH,

BLACK. SD1I7'H AND F4RRIER,
De rrcTFuLI.Y informs his friends and the
II public, ,hat'he has lately removed to the first
Gross street above the Eagle Tavern. leading 70
rae bAson-where lac carries on the business as u
sua Those that wish to favor him with their
W ok. shall be s,risfly attended 70
pichrnrd Anil 1907 -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
JOB GKEEN II.
April 3oih, 1907. (ot.)

John F. ROBERTSON Of Manchester,
who holds the note Of Job Greene Of Rich
mond, for 3 $50 dated the oath March
lastas stated in the above ;advertisement,)
given at ninety days, negotiable in the
bank of Virginia, in part payment Of two
thousand bushels of coal, ODE delivered at
{. Bucks coal yard, is provided with GER
tlhcates sufficient TO prove that the above
coal made tenderofto the said Greene,
and that he accepted the same az in full Of
the said note.
May 9th, 1907, St
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
'EAT 9HE PRINCIPAL BUILDING OF 7RE

M HE 10 HEREBY GIVEN,
THAT 9.HE PRINCIPAL BUILDING OF TRE
New-Glasgow Academy,
In the comfy of Amherst, Is now ready for the
reception OF Students, and the trustees have
la,ely engaged with MIR JONI HENDREs to
shperintend and direct the studies of the said in-
s.i;u.ion, in teaching the Latin and Greek Ian.
guases cIassicaliy. and such branches of the Ma
thematcs, of natural and moral Philosophy an
ave usually taught in Schools, upon the mosr mo-
dern and approved plan There Is also engags
ed Steward who is TO furnish board 70 the y, o.
fessors, and such OF the students may chuse
to live with him, in neat and conImodious'
house very convenient 20 the academy and set
apart for this purpose The students are 10 re-
side and lodge in the academy, that they will
be under the immediate eye OF the president or
teachers.
The trustees aatser themselves that from the
qualifications and usual diligence of MIR HIM
OVEN in The line of his profession, and their OWE
promised attention TO The morally and virtious'
education OF the students. this seminary will
shortly afford such samples of virtue &learning, as
will disappoint the hope OF tn, future welfare.
prosperity and usefulness of this infant insIitu-
tiGn The fees of tuition will be 1T the ra,e of
Ten Dollars per session for each scholar, payS-
| BILE one half in advance and the baiance at the
close of the session, and board 40 dollars per
session, pay able as Aforesaid. and the studers TO
furnish their own washing, and their hTewcod,
lodging and candles in the academy with their
teachers, excepting only those who may 1t pre-
sent chuse 10 board in the neighborhood. The
trustees exfecr shortly TO receive a collection of
necessary school books for the use and accom-.
mediation OF the students; in the mean lime il is
expected they will furnish themselves with such
they may want and can conveniently procure
The first session will commence on the 18th of
May next ensuing.
BY order Of the board,
= GARLAND, Clerk
April IO,h, 1867. CIV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
IN COUNCIL.

April rs. 1907.
TOR the information of those pessons who are
entitled 70 lands in that part OF rhe srate OF
Ohio reserved by the legislature of Virginia, in
their act OF cession. for satisfying bouneies due
| to the officers and soldiers of the Virginia line
on continental estah,i hment; II IS ajorsed thar
so much of the act If thelast session of Congress
as relates to the granting of further sine for To-
eating those warrants. be published BY the prin-
ter for the commonwealth, al least once week
! in his psper for three months; and also once 2
week for two weeks in all the o'her newspapers,
publ he'd in Virginia and IN the dis,ric, Of Co
lumbia.
II IS also advised, thar the rules adopted by the
executive in relation 10 The evidence to be addu
ced by Claimants 70. military land warrants and
TO the amount of allowances TO be made them
in certain cases be in ike manner and for the a
b-ve periods publishedi in the said paPers-which
rules are as follows -
In all cases where certificate or military ser
vices is adduced as evidence of = claim for land
bounty, the sigma of the person certifying.
must be authenticated by his acknowledgement
| before some magistrate. or nv 'he affidavi,s Of
two Witnesses, a leasti sn6 where oertincaIe
| of the same nature is granted by person rot
| a CO nmandant of corps the same must be We
| rjhed by the affidavit Of such person, accompanied
BY certificate of his c1edibii,y from the oourt
of the county or corporation in which he resides,
or from some magistrate thereof
Cd Any officer or soldier who has served Cor
a longer PERIOD than six years. IS entitled to ad
dinonsi land bounty in proportion TO the time
which ne may have served beyond he SIX years,
although the said additional service may fall short
Of or exceed one year
Extract from the Journals Of Council.
DANIEL L. HYLTON. Clerk
q tbe COEncf!.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
10 KENT,
A Neat House,

IN the Falling Garden, sufficiently large
to accommodate moderate sized fami-
ly, either by itself or with the following pro-
htabie property, to wit An ice-house
30 feet by 10 and about 10 deep, well filed
and pounded down with good clean ice
bath-house, which if well attended to will
yield a handsome profit and also may be
accommodated with a small or large part
of garden.
The above property will be rented either
for the season, say six months, or for
longer time, and possession given immedi-
ately.
Good security will be required for the
rent Enquirs of
JAMS LoWNKS, on the premises.
Sd mo. 18th, 1907. q
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
FOR SALE,
SEyEN HUNDRED ACRES or FIRST RA7z
JoUTR gEST
MOUNTAIN LAND,

FORMERLY Il part of the estate of the
= late Col. James Madison, and lying in
Orange county, within forty-Gvc miles CT
Fredericksburg, and seyenty-fve OF Rich
mond. The above tract Of land is general
" considered the best tract-of high land in
the county for tobacco, corn and wheat, and
will produce from ten 10 fifteen bushels of
wheat 10 the acre without manure or any
other aid. There is sufIiciency of mea
dow land on it, and most of it reclaimed.
1t is under good fences, and in the course
OF the year | shall put OH it a tolerable
dwelling house aud an excellent barn three
stories high, with n stable in the lower one,
with wheat machine OIL the Scotch model
Another tract of LAND, lying i'll Am
herst county, on Harris, creek, within six
miles of Lynchburg, and containing FIVE
hundred and five acres, being part Of tract
formerly belonging to Col. Hugh Rose, dec.
This tract is considered of equal quality to
any land, in neighborhood generally es-
teemed the best soil for tobacco in Amherst.
Any person inclined to purchase the land
in Orange, will apply to the subscriber re-
siding on the premises; and for the land in
Amherst, to &. A. Rose, of Lynchburg, or
to Mr.. Landon Cabcll, of Amherst Me-
groes lin femilies) will BE- taken in ex-
change for either or 5oth of the above tracts
of land ROBERT II ROSE.
Orange, April Sth, 1907. SIN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13

BE Il enacted by tbe Senate and Roase Of Re.
bresentaiives Of ne United States Of A,neyicd an
Co1g ess AsseBtb!ed, That the officers and soldiers
Of the Virginia line on continental establishment,
their heirs or assigns, entIted 20 bounty lands
within the tract reserved by Virginia. between
the lt,le Miami and SCioto rivers, for satisfying
the legal bounties to her officers and sods upon
continental establi.hmeut, shall bealloweL fur
ther time of three years, from the twenty third
of March next to complete their locations, and
further time Of five years from the said twenty
third Of March next, 70 return their surveys and
warrants or certified copies of warrants. TO the
Office Of the secretary OF the war department,
ny thing in the act entitled " An act TO ascer-
tain the boundary of the lands reserved By the
state of Virginia north west Of the river Ohio,
for the satisfaction Of her officers and soldiers on
continental establishment and 10 limit the peri
cd for locating the said lands" TO the contrary
Notwithstanding PoUiaed, no locations, as a.
forcsaid, shall after the passing Of this act, be
made on tracts Of land FOR which patents had pre-
viously been issued, or which mad been prcvi-
ously surveyed, and any patent which may never
iheless be obtained for land located contrary TO
the provisions Of this section, shall be considered
as nail and void.
-. The several printers in Virginia, and in
The distnct Of Columbia, are requested % insert
The above IN their respective papers, once a week
for two weeks, and tansmit their accounts to
ID L. HYLTON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
WI be Sold,

A T HdHoUer courthouse, on "Wednesday
~ The 27th day Of May nert, ilfair, and
jfif isuof .fair, o., The first fair day there
a}ier, The TI2HCT or LIND, whereon
Samuel Richardson, jr. esq. HoEV resides,
TO satig/g George Street y Co. the cum Of
E114 6, soifA iatereSf thereon from TIE IN
Of lime, 1903, GH faid and coats IN con-
formityfo a decree otthe County Court of
RaagUer, Pronounced on me 27m day Of
February, 1905, in suif fben dchendiHg
ia the said coarf 6efween the said farfies.
T'HE Co8AISSToNERS.
Hanover, 1sf AhrH, 1907. fdsn
Fooi5cab & Letter PAPER
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
S II o f. S.

THE subscribers, under Me. firm oTJ. ".
DENNIS u Co. hare jnsf received
from Me northvard, large suhhiy of
SHOES, which they warrant nsEly made,
and Of the best materials, pfz:
Genfiemen's suheIyfne Shoee-
do. fine do.
Negroes coarse do.
Lady's and Misses' leather SHhs and
BruHswicks.
Boy's and CHiidren's Shoes.
Lady's ~ Msess' KIDD
" Morocco SLfs with assorted coIors.
and svfthom heels.
Chiidren's Morocco Shoes, do.
Together with a general assortment of
GROCERIES and fashionable BON
NETS, all IF which hey o6er at re-
dueed Price for cash, produce or aeeei-
fdHces in town.
j. ". DENNIS.
BENJA1TIJr DENNIS.
Richmond, AhrH %, 1907. IT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
For Sale.

,RY virtue of deed in trust executed to
ID the Subscriber by Goodman Barksdale,
to secure the payment of a debt due to
William Gait, viii he exposed to sale, at
public auction, for ready money, on Satur-
day, the thirtieth day of May next, at
Keyes's Mill,
Il Tract Of Land,
Lying in the county of Albemarle, contain
ing one hundred aEd twelve acres and a
half, being the same land the said Good
man Barksdale, purchased of Douglass
Barksda also, TwoNegro Girls, Maria
and Mourning, or so much of the aforesaid
property as will be sufficient to discharge
the deDt, interest and cost aforesaid. Act
ing as trustee for others, will only convey
title vested in me as such.
DAVID ANDERSON, Trustee.
Milton, 25th April, 1907. 3w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
Notice.

Whereas J gave my note to Jno. F. Ro-
bertson, Of Manchester, dated the oath of
March last, for 3 $50 in part payment of
two thousand bushels of coal, to be delivered
fyom e. Bucks coal yard, on demand, & for
which hold his due bill, of the same date
as the note, and having made frequent APP
plcations for the coal, and cannot obtain It
therefore, ] warn all persons not to take an
assignment OF said note, as have not re-
ceived any value for ii, and am determined
mob TO pay it..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
NOTICE.

REBECCA DENNIS, my wife, and my
self, having parted by mutual consent, for
mally expressed under our hands and
seals, and she having received from me a
sum of money in hand in lieu of all claims,
for maintenance or DOVER, ali persons are
desired to take notice that shall not con-
slider myself bound for any purchases or
contracts Of any description which she
nay hereafter make.
BENJAMIN DENNIS.
Richmond, May 4th, 1907. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13

On hand, and will continue from day to day
until the whole is sold. The terms of sale
will be as follows: Cash for ali sums under
one hundred dollars six months credit for
all sums above one hundred dollars and un-
der Eve hundred dollars; and six and twelve
months credit for all sums above FIVE hun
drcd dollars. Negotiable notes, with app
proved endorser-, will be required of the
purchasers.
And OH the 25th of May, will be SOLD,
at auction,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-13
EDWARD w ANTON,

WATCH MIXER,
HAS removed three doors above his old
stand, in the house formerly occupied
by Mr.. Solomon Marks, and lately by Mrs.
Paul. umbrella maker, where he continues
to carry Oh his business in all its branches.
He has for sale an assortment of Watches,
Chains, Seals and Keys, very low, Tor cash.
April 10, 1907. Il
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-04
ITCH CURED

By once nsin. Lees Sovereign Osntmsnt,
which, although used for 80 years N EUROPE
and for asar s. years IN America, hss ncvcs
been known to fail in any one instance. II IS
perfectly innocent, warranted net TO contsan q
particle or mercury OF any psrlicloas ingg-etiI-
ent, and may be used with perfect safety Oh
an infant, being a vegetable preparation ana
entirely free from he offensive smell Which
attends most other remedies.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-04

Eyps sssls5sr Slavtlg, Esq. lase dttoya nf
sseraz Of esc SAFE Of szsryla g
comply with your Isqsiesls e Stang e Ky J,
opinion Of anailsors Elixir. y mas a soSeli wv
ID nv family for TWO or three years past, watn
Uniform success, wheneger colds, coughs, or
s;ro;lar complaints, have reudrred medicine
3 ressary have nlyseli found itaa excel
lert and agreeable remedy for very painful
and, tro,,blesoiale Of ebreast, aeeoI-
psn;ed with sprsness, and asith obstiaicted and
difficult bIsathing
ON these accounts I do mot hesitate 70 re-
coro1ne,d Hanilton's Elixiras ayalnable me-
e i and deserving public attention.
I.ys. LUTHER MAR FIN.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-04
fIA MIL e OMsSa ELIXIR {

rs recommended AS the best remedy for
coughs, colds, asthnas, lsoopln gg-congh, ape
preaching consumptions, and speas disorders y
Of the brsast and lungs. This preparation WI!
prove valuable aeanisitaoll.to pulls speakers
who may be subject 10 temporary hoassei'eassss,
thickness Of speeck, &c. la long 8 confirmed me.
Astis,nstic pIinss where a cure can SPEED
ily be expected, this medicine affords iaa'tedl-
ale ,.eiet, 1nodersting the fits otcSsgi5ra, and
renderiag their recurrence less frequeEt. On
children afflicted with the hopping cough, the
like beneficial effects may confidently De ex-
peesed.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-04

1I5 sss;i.e ia or issfs Che asv Indies and
other wa,y,1 climates, they viii be touIad upon
trial TO convey the sno.t lasting service, and
will gradually destroy all fendency 20 ndlsesse
in the human frame, and presesVe health 'a1ad
vigpr. Although a great rafiety Ct l'rsssr'p ]
tons have been published ITO cure the sssof.
ders enumerated above, none has yet .eqaalieds
the GDJyI's AND r HEuMATtC 3ROPS or
DIR. r ISsDT, which are celebrated throughst
out the European continsat, End whose snits'
bounded benefits are fully aEthenueAted oy.
certificates already pablishedsot ssert s SO
well knows n in Asnatica, being OF the ilrst con-
sequence in the state Of Maryland: General fa
Charles Ridgely, of Hampton; John n. habson,
Esq. one OF the directors OF tbs farmers i,ank
of Maryland John Macubbin, Esq. Mrs. Ma
cubbin, his wife: and MIS-. r ysiss OF trs ton
Il Geizsj6cate Of 4,fTr. 7lB0nsas Rc9see, b;Hcher,
About three weeks since YVES most yloient-s
" attacked wita Rheumatic pains sEzaElssno,K
my whole frs1gle, ia SO severe M s1!ner ~ not
to be able to turn in my bed without
proceeding as suppose from seycre cold
on being advised by a friend +, apply DE- IS
sol's Gout and Rheumatic Drops, | aceoy ID
ingly obtained from the agents sesass sssoFss
Dsbhin and Murphy, two bottles, the spp1c o
ton Of which, under Cod, haze rerEect,s fet
ssored me 20 health. ana therefore lnaaeea
with confidence TO recommend tbs nlsdies.as
as a ssassi11 cure for The above Sisor<ser.
q .ss THOMAS A,E.L 4- s.
Baltimore, Jplysa2a, 1906.
Certificate Of Mr.. Ihoaaa. CcngaaeA, fs@r;scase4
- maker
It would be an act Of injustice to Tflthhold
nv testimony OF the salutary e5iectsot Doctor
Tissot,s Goiq and Rheumatic Drop, ss is-ve
experienced q very unequlsoeal llstsasc q
their virtues and efEicecy. was afflicted W4til
Two severe attacks OF what is uaually called
Dead Palsy, from which / partially i.coyereS,
Su was obliged 10 use cratchea to a'd ne N
waking when I Jeff neiae; tcTthls were joaiea
violent Rheumatic pans, the result OF the ar
fiction. and ka;i feared the disorder would
accompany me through life but pros5dsTt
" vas Recommended to, apply ct George Ifo f
hin ard G,urphY's fox Dr.. Tissot's Drops, 's4lad
after using only one bottle, fonnss snyseli per-
ectly iibesvted from ny disorder, and am Row.
4hsnk God, rs free from PAIN as i nsver nae
been afflicted Finding this medicine operate
so powerfully On snyseR, ! determined oe.'-
ply it internally to my child, boy only eleysI
months old, who was tI.sn reeuced asnost ia
: skeleton with The Bowel Compliant; alter
administering ii four times to HIM, his corr
,,lsiint WAS entirely removed, and hels now re
covering his strength with s5sl,sat gapidity.
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