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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-25

~ According to the last census retur ms
there is but one individual in Massachusetts
unable to read or write. "No wonder" says
an exchange paper "ti,at Massachusetts, gives
10000 Wing majority
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-25


ground which we possessed in the controvcr
sy;-for in what are we better now than thew.
both OF us having disregarded our constitu-
tional obligations! But the conduct Of tho
Governor OF New York seems to DO even
more defensible than that of our own Execu-
tive. In the case of the former, the applica-
ton of tho Constitutional principle is denied
-(honestly no doubt, however erroneously:)
while in the case Of the latter, it is ac3no,c-
lodged, and the demand refused, merely in a
spirit OF retaliation! We do hope that our
Executive will reconsider this matter. tis
not to be presumed that the Governor of New
ork can be induced to change his views of
duty by his desire to get possession of poor
iorger-and i'll no other way could the retu
sal operate to redress of our grievance. The
only proper course has appeared to US to be
an appeal to the General Governmen,--and
for the life of us we have been unable to dis.
cover how Virginia could be BUNDLED by
such an appeal. Ifbeing member of the
Federal Union be not itself derogatory to her
character, on what principle is it, We would
like to know, that when the obligations of
the compact are violated by one of the mem.
bers towards her, an appeal TO the whole, to
enforce those obligations, should DO SO re-
garded Can any one tell us.
[CopY.]
Erecufire Department, March I6.
GA demand from the Governor of New
York for the surrender Of Robert +. Curry.
charged with the crime of forgery under tho
laws of that State, was this day presented by
John ID. Dix, the accredited agent Of the Ex-
ecutive of New York, together with duly
certified copy of an indictment found by the
grand jury of Tompkins county in tho State
OF New York against the said Curry; and il
being stated that the said Curry has been ar
rested and is now in custody within the juris-
diction of this commonwealth, it is ordered
that the demand for the said Robert l.. Curry
is In proper form, and will be complied with
whenever similar demand for the surrender
of Peter Johnson, Edward Smith and Isaac
Cansey, heretofore charged with felony under
the laws ofthis State, shall be complied with
by the Governor or other authorities of the
State Of New York.
"ltis further ordered to be certified to the
Governor OF New York, that measures will
be taken for the detention Of the said Curry
Tor SIX months from tho time Of his arrest; a
period sufficient, it is hoped, to enable the au-
thorities Of the State to determine whether the
Constitution and laws under which this de-
mand is made are Of as binding force on the
State OF New \ ork as OH tho State Of Virgin
Ia. BY order of the Governor.
VIM. II. RICHARDSON.
Sec'y Of the Commonwealth
The subject was brought before the House
of Delegates on Friday, when resolution
was offered disspproving the course Of the
Executive. No action was had upon it at the
time of tho adjournment.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-25

Mr.. Crttenden, the Attorney General, left
Washington, on Tuesday evening, to attend
the trial of Mcleod, at Lockpor.. This
movement is very proper one, and shows
that the Government is exercising due vigil
lance i'll this delicate matter.
Abiding to the nature of the dispatches re-
Gently received by Mr.. Fox, in regard to tho
case of Mcleod, the New y ork Commercial
Advertiser says:
"We entertain no doubt that whenever the
disclosures do come to light, it will appear,
first, that the British Government avows the
capture and destruction of the Caroline as
its own act. 1t demands the release Of Nc
Leod. The demand, though peremptory, is
mado in terms perfectly courteous. Her
Majesty's Government hopes that it will be
received and responded to, in manner, that
will render it unnecessary to order the with
drawal of her minister from the Government
Of the u. S.
Such, we doubt not, is the tenor, in brief,
of the despatch from Mr.. Fox, which, for
several days past, has been the subject of
earnest cabinet consideration at Washington.
Meantime we feel no hesitation in expressing
our belief that Mr.. Fox has already in his
possession the order Of his Government to de.
mand his passports and withdraw from the
seat Of Government, whenever the demand
shall be refused. Such we believe to be the
position of this veXations question at Wash
ington.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-03-25

The Rev. a. Stevens, of the Protestant F..
Church, died recently at Nashville.
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McLEOD'S CASE.
BY tho President:
DANIEL w sBsrER,
Secretary Of STATE.

controversy is going on between the n.
NoIls American and Commercial Advertiser,
as TO whether McLeod's case falls exclusive
ly under the jurisdiction Of the General Gov
eminent. The American takes the ground
that, in this case, the General Government
has exclusive jurisdiction of the matter, and
uses the following argument in support of
its position
'ln this particular case, the General Gov
eminent, by making demand of reparation
upon England for tho outrage upon the Caro-
line, have proved that they view it as a ma
tional guestion-and the debates in the Brit
ish Parliament, Of which We received tho re-
port by the last steamer, admit this ground,
and, therefore object to the arrest of and pro-
ceedings against Mcleod, as inconsistent
with the remedy sought against them. lift
be an Individual offence, it cannot be ma
tional one-if national one, it cannot be
proceeded against as an individual one. We
have elected to treat i: as an affair against
the nation. Great Britain accepts thatissue,
and then is told by Mr.. Forsyth, when the
detention and trial of Mcleod are complain
ed of, that the Federal Government have no
cogniZance over that matter, and that it is
wholly an offence to the State Of New y ork.
Here was the original error ss pointed out by
us at the time. We have no reason to change
this opinion. There can be no equality or
harmony In our Intercourse with foreign ma
tons, II in matters that concern such nations
the State Government and Federal Govern
ment can exercise conflicting jurisdiction"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-23
Es.a.ssIreth,s Pills.

Nils>is Pills GOOD in throw inr
1 Of the bad. 1t is evident thai the bad pre-
quos This IS proved by the that almost
Diseases the patient requires large Doses
have little effect; only proves the great
there IS Tor perseverance until eri purgng takes place.
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it. Let this important truth be deeply impressed ON
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illness. after you have been restored By them,
assured ta require medicine, that nothing
s'er better or sooner The human body
sect TO arrangement But p1Fgation with this medcfne
"i!i sooner restore health than DR..
BkANDk.IH soIemniy every reads this,
taat IT MS opinions and that opinion founded expert
called, (aaoush It isa deonstrabie act
~ Gease) but VIII the body prn-
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lie, by continued care TO keep the body in health with
them, may prolonged much beyond now-for,
remember, il IS CORRUPTION destroys life. and
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always careful 70 the
BEWARE OF coUNTERFEITs-A.k to see the
Certificate Of Agency All Who sell the genuine Pills
Shun drug for # you purchase pills Of them,
which they sell you FOR BFandeih you certain
death 20 get WORTHLESS COUNTERFEIT AR
TICLE.
The following az the OsIY AUTHORISED AoESTs:
Samuel Peirce, Richmond j. T. Durham. Centeviie:
b Reynolds {. Son, Dubln; l. Crarey, New Boston;
ingt9n; W m LEWIS HagerstovFn; Samuel johnson s. Co,
aH.bnrga; John Ihoraaqrgh Eeoaomy3 I'm T Ma
July II, 1910 I'm
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sSIiERlFFS SALE.---By virtue of al execution, to
~ me directed from the Wayne Circuit Court, | viii
pose At puo1'c sale at the Court house door in Ceneee,
aFne County, Indiana. Saturday. the 13rl lav
uarE, lofl between the hours OF 10 o'clock y NJ
O'clock L. VI. said day. the following described Real
estae;2I:: the undivided half Of or parcel
OF land sltuae IN Wayne County, Indiana, containing
acres, more OF less, and bounded and described 9oz
to-5I beginning at the south certain ot of
laa3, Owned the possession the Methodist Episcopal
church. adjoining the iowa of New Boston. Coua-
=, running W est - poles; thence North Is poles; thence
East IL poles; taence poles, to the place Of BEGIN
Md also pari of the South Eas, quarter of
ton No. 81 Township b. of Range West, in said
Comfy. and bounded a follows, to-vyIt:
Beginning at the SOUTHWEST Of lot No. 30.
NUMBERED Oh the plat of the said New Boston and
running thence poles ami Il narih to
the aae of the land formerly owned by Abraham Cuppy
thence east along said ae - poles and II feet. 70 the
place OF beginning 70 be so5 satisfy Decree in said
codrr in favor of Grover NJ Webb -. J1an Twin
De. 3lst $50. I. .. NOBLE. Sae-iE ". c.
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1 erms of Acknowledgements Dollar per square iof
insertions. ana I~ESIY-ENE CENTS to5 eaca adj
ditional insertonTEN LINES, or the space occupied ~
80 ems square, nothing counted less than
square all square. and less than square and a
half 10 be counted square and hsiper square for
TurIl DOLLARS; for six months SIX Dol
LAS, TEN Dollars per annIn two squares FiFFftH
DOLLARS FIFTY CENTS per aHntHn; three iiaFes
TwENrY DoLLhas per annlm- Merchants, Dray9lsts'
and Others advertising bv the year, VIII lie charged tor
Column Of 1000 MS $1,000 per annum; for hree-odrts
of column 81. 90; for half column, $500; for
quarter OF column, So, 0JA desIetloh OF 20 pc ceh
will be made Advertisements longer than quarter o
column when the half year, and got
altered. Chanrery notices and petitions ion dFoces,mhs
he paid invaria5v in advance. Advertisements con'i2s
from aE-old must be accompanied with the cash. iesS
ordered for publication by brother publisher
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[3818;3s{3f85S

ENTIzENs OF TIE WEST. you have now before YOU
- Dr. Joseph Presi!v Peters Celebrated Vegetable An
it-oas Pills, Whch received the direct sanction
and patronage OF more ina, i've hundred eminen, Phvs
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Hundreds aud thousands bless the day they became
quence OF their extraordinary goodness, have attained
popularity unprecedented III the history OF medicine
When taken according 10 the directions accompanying
t5em hey highly beneficial cure
OF Bilious Fever Fever Asue Dyspepsia Liver Conn
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Distinctions Eoarthura, Furred Tongue Nausea Dsten-
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Bowels, where caharsie aPeent Is needed. They
are exceedingly mild their operation, producing neither
nausea gFplns. debility.
The following highly fiaering testimonials of the
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Of the greatest celebrity in the North.
We, the undersigned. members Medical Faculty,
having examined the properties OF DR. Peters Pills,
them in or practice most oheeFfuy recommend them
Family Medicine and consider them the best Vegetable
Doctor EfWELL, Doctor :. d. ATwATER
r n RAMSEY, r. 5 BERNARD
From De- Iii Todd late President of the Medical Society
Hartford, dated September = 1888
My personal acquaintance with DR. Joseph Pres,lcv Pc
together with the very oabe impression Of his tall
ana ms character der ell h= friends have
fed he is well entitled the medical he
received nj Yale College and that the public may safely
-
icsson.
Portenaount, Je., august 1874, 1899
hocTaE PGTEEs dear sir - should lie glad u YOU
nj me by OF he
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When Brandcth and Evans hrst intro
duced pill here, found falling of my sales, but
a. luTiay found be equal 10
YOURS.
BY attention above request you will greatly oblige
Yours, &c. NESroR. H. FORBES
Extract letter H.; francis Begarf, Providence
Il l., Dcccnt6cr :, 1898.
Peters Pills excellent aperient and caihartic
Irae effects being produced by
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.4Naug Y. \. ian. !, 1888.
Sri take much pleasure bearing testimony the ef
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Extract of letter from DR.. Jessc Saunders dated
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- fTr. Ahcr, Spencer gave The agency of your
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-23

- iERiFF'S SALE.-By virtIe Of an Execution "a n, g
~ directed, from the Wayne Circuit Court. viii eyaasa
At plotic sale atiAe Court house door, Ceatreve
county, Indiana, on Saturday. the 31A Jav Of this ssn,
oHeeh ae heuFs OF ~ oc'ock a m and o'clock. p m
on SAID cav the following properly parcels
lots Of land. situate IN the town OF New Boston, WAYNE
county Indiana, and known by being lots nun 5ered )
10. as numbered On the plat OF said town
De sod % satisfy decree said Court. in fav,e f
Nicholas DruIy. Stephen McWhinney, Terzaa NJ
" n.haey, and Joseph h. Richey.,
t. G. NOBLE, Sheriff W. c.
January tn, ISL. l..
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REMITTANCE BY MAIL.


FROM THE POST NASIER GENERAL.
81 P9,tqaster may enclose money n letter 10 tte
hsier of .NecsDaper- % pay tte Subscription" e a
nrd ,ers9Y and frak the ietter tcr1tte by ramsey
Norg-Some subscribers may not be aware OF the a
have regI.aton Il will seen. that by requesting the
Postmaster they reside frank their letters contain
ny subscription money, he VIA do 50 upon beng sashed
t the letter contains nothing what refer. the sub
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-23

"A - = ! -
eieine offered - the paalc ecctgaI remedy IN
al affections indicative Pulmonary diseases both their
recent o. more advanced Astnmas.
chrome Coughs, bronchitis, Spi:t3ng Blood. Inlamma-
ton OF the Mucous Membrane ioarscnes-, Dmru,ty Of
BfeathAE 5at Sweats, and al other diseases indicative
OF ton=unpon IL be understood this med
cine VII Consumption in stages.
paate ald progress the disease.
last stages This - certainly blessing who
10" aF persons do daily behold approaching
ciE gEdEeprested the boom o! youth from their
relatives ana friends. afflicted common and
ae miserable sufferers un they become beyond power
pf human skill II such sufferers would make DIR
Swaynes Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry. they would
mad themselves beEettted than gIIpng
roIs ineffective remedies which newspapers dailv
abound. This syrup Immediately begins heal Ulcea-
time inducing healthy aud ezpectoraton also re-
ioyng the breath and pain chest which
haass the sufferer ua5n the slightest exercise finally
the hectic flush and the pad and enaciated cheek VIII
begin raHsa- aal sufferer VIII here perceive him
self sastched from premature grave enjoyment
again comfortable health.
Int resting Cure Performed by Dr.. H. Srqgne,s c0u
pound Syrup Of Przaqtls JirEsaiGnE HUI Cherry-I
made Of invaluable Syrup y family which
entirely cured my enid. The symptoms were, wheeling
and choking of paezn: difficulty breathing attended
with constant cough spasms, cons8sGn. which /
mad Up all hopes recovery unt was advised
10 make TRIAL Of this invaluable medicine After seeing
the wonderful effects i had cnt, concluded to
MAKE the same tE1a upon myself which entirely relieved me
Of cough that vas afflicted with many years ANY
person wishing 10 call ny IN Beach
street, above the Market. kensngton JONI WILCOX
Principal Ofl~e No To- North Eighth street, PhiIadel-
PhIa Also TOR sale No A. 81 Clair Pittsburgh
Also, a; Cincinnati. b. G B. Hnman. No ,, Lower Mar
ke street And, also, for sale Ricaad Booksgre,
by D. p. HOLLOWAY
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-23

Lorer CGnada-We learn from the Montreal
Herald that n banking institution Will shortly be
established IL that city with u capital OF f2O0-
600 sterling. The proprietors will be the Joint
stock company that purchased The SeIgniory Of
Beauharnois from the Hon. Mr. Ellice
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-23
NOrisOn'> Pills
The Vegetable Tairersaf Medicines Of the British
College of Healh.


syiE Hggear SYcse of Medicine having truth for its
foundation, AMI simplicity for its structure, has stood
,imehas trumphed prejudice ana oppos-
ticn. and become tC0-t3-reaotrned!
These Medicines ALL DISEASES that admit OF
curevHY 9-becaase all diseases og.n-IulpI-
ritv Blood aud these medicines only the
rnost certain and elcacious Of all purifiers the blood
bu, t7ev heaitall good
bood--ahich heaa The following speaks itself:
NORRISONrS PIILS-CAUTIoN.-Br5t Couege
Of Heath, Hantilt5a Pace Nee RoaI, London, jag
Il. 1910.
Whereas, IIora,o Shepheard Moat. \ CIV ork, late
General gent the BRUSH College Of Healta london,
publicly making of my fox the sale of certain
purportins This is certify, that
connected with such medicines, and that |
protest against such OF my by the said Horatio
>aepheard nat any whatsoever, the be-
ing iseai the public. And further declare,
Dr. George Iayor OF W all street. New york, my
only authorised Agent the UnJted States Of America,
and on alone, and the Agents duly appointed by
in medicines had genuine. In witness where
OF, have he-eun.o my hand and seal
Signed, JAMES MoKIsoN, the iiygelst,
President Of the British College OF Heata.
GEORGE TAYLOR, g W all street, \. ok, Member
of the BRUSH College OF Ifealth, and
Sole Agent for the l. States.
The above Medicines may be had genuine Book
store of ID. Z. HOLLOW Al-
Richmond. Ia, Dec IL, $40. 4Jtf
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Al NJ \ y ACS!
The Western Almanac for the
Yea: ss1s1o

(ALCTT.ATED for the meridian and parallel of Rich
rnond, Indiana, Lat - degrees and 81
Long. deg and 10 west from Washington, in Dis
.ct cf Columbia. BY WILLIAM cox; jis, published
and sale, By single copy dozen and gross pri
ces. a the BOOK STORE.
Richmond, August 29;h. 1910. 34,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-23

An HONORABLE ExirrLE The following we
find in The Mhysville Eagle. Il is related of
Mr., CRADDoCK, a member of the Kentucky senate
from the counties Of Hardin and Meade. who had
been making speech, on the bank and the slave
questions.
"Sir, said Mr.. c. what have said here today
mas been said IN rough way, and If 1t has
wounded any senator, hope he viii attribute IT
10 no unkind feelings, but to want of the polish
OF education. Sir, vour Superintendent OF Com
mon schools has said. that there many men Of
family II this Commonwealth who can neither
read or write, and It Is bur too :rIe; my oarn
marriage bond has my marx TO it and nv son,
who now sits IN the other House, was u stout boz
when | learned to read"
Mr.. {. IS now not only a respectable Senator
but good lawyer. what more need be said IN his
praise
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-01-23

ADVICE To YOUNG GIRLs.-Never NARY a boy
whose mamma is afrai ID 10 have him 90 on the va
ter, or whose papa cannot tell the differ nce be-
tween the ;oothache and Jaw.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES men are greatly euvi led
for what thought by Others, and perhaps hv
themselves To be state OF independence. But
1t may we'll be questioned whether snch Il being
rs AK independent man ever existed. The opuient
gentleman, who dwes in princcly mansion far
nished with costly equIPage, and ho fares stump
tGouSly every day. Is even less independent than
the beggar at his kitchen door, who petitions for
bone or crust. Against the hostile assaults
Of the elements the latter needs far less human
protection, comparatively, than the former. The
mendicant has no ship at sea, to be rescued from
peril by tho sailors toII-no palaces or store
houses to be saved from conliagration by masses
of men commonly considered dependent-no
stocks in danger of deprcciation-no boards of
precious metals exposed to Plunder-no loans, or
spcculations. adventures ut stake, that prevent
his sleep - nights In the abstract. there Is
neither independence nor ablect hepnessness in
:he moral and social world, whatever there NAV
he IN the physical ! II mnn are dependent on
their fellows. All men in some sense beggars
To The torgeliulness Of this truth are to he imputed
the growth Of pride and the absence Of humility;
hut IN lis contemplation, the great principle of
the NATURAL EQUALITY OF MAN is most clearly
realIzed.-I Nantucket Inquirer.
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ITERMAN-ENGLIS;I ALNANACS for sale bv
~ jan 10. ISL D. F. HoLLowAY.
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y
and fsom whom alone, and the Agents duly appointed by
aim. medicines &c had genuine In witness where
OF, have hereun;o sci my hand and seal
Sisnea, , 'AMEs -n u, Hs me iiFSs, r. =,
President Of the British ooiieEe OF itealta.
GEORGE TAYLOR 63 W all street, \. OK, Member
OF the British College OF iieaI'h, and
Sole Agent for the L States.
The above Medicines may be genuine at the Book
store ID. Z. HOLLOWAY
Richmond, Ia. Dec II, 1910 4Jf
vi oE>i ~ bi.'N I'M - ne ta,tic are ne
directed 10 me medical advertisements OF D iareA
IeieoFaiea tohpoual ikhN"tENlN" ONO ana 't''lAN
AFEElENr fIIs, winch are ne4cino OF great Fa.be i
t1e afflicted dscofered by o. = iarch, aeclebfaied hy
-cIa' At Aioi Germany "hich has been used with IN
pa5aeed success throughout Germany. Ths medicine
ct t"o kinds, VIZ the German ApeTient- ami the ON
pound Strengthening Tonic PI!s They each put up ii
small pack, and SHOULD bo,a be used - effect permanent
cure Those mo are afflicted would DO well 10 make tr'H
OF TINS invaluable neaene a@ they never pFoaee 7e@A7
nV(,f,i a. ~ I1IfJ,,,J,It,s NM, All >,la,,ar Com,
rlatt-. ,i, !, the de ,c 1,3nraia;< Ioss OF A99c-
tc Fatearv PaIo:atio Of the Heart General Dcbi-
~, Ven r-ta5l.5t- .s lira.Iar7a Female Diseases
~,aai. s,s..i,t,s f,o.,,+i.,. Asta,a-
Sc Fhe t.afnaa Apaecat P are to cleanse the ston-
-. ~, ,--., ia. }l ,. .g,. or pills
are t@.Iq,. ,a s.a,art = ,lfy The blood ,Ihs TO
~. - -, I,5,,s ire - .,-a,,,ra, AMI i,,i,,-,rc
,l ,J -. ,,-1a, M NV t,,o - the s,,7,,5
~ 49, ar fr, ,rnrItie- OF tba blood an3
~ -, ~ i'',, ~ - VIZ - ~ ~; l
s1aI I I'll r4,t+.ai P,ysiria,s hich cxaeric,-, has
a.., Them 10 be the only re ned, to eject cure They
-o -, go, ra.,a,Iel ~, ros.ri,cI t,- ne r,,.t ~
- $3.50 =, ,,,- - ~, r'r,.,,.o h,,, .I., 49,,
hy inns, ,tIeaa, never taoy feel the -,fn-
-: -. - - ~ 49,. -;,i.. IN ,,},;., ,,,
have an e>;r h7iEe safe II IS ne' 'ooe H' 'e
Io,s,s. .t,a- yin nat To- han. taey rertain,y 4, ill., and
.l.,. ~, ,~fs HAT those mai
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l - ~ 49, -, ,.7.h ,,,'.,r;-:s. ~ ,f,g ~
80 ...a,:1,l 49, 49,; -
C.rsrs or Dysrrrst,-rTaiz dseose often originates
f- = hf, of 49, -a1I.r, m 7-sIe,,i,,, me .,o,,a,s IA,
~ .n-sc e,ti, ar -nkn- or ,s1v protracte3 periods i
'"-'''s3' an Ih'oG' o. sc '''t'} ne 10 'I'1, t
aud deep anxiety. taxing too frequently strong p-gns