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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-16
(From the LyaehJurg Republican, }


The news from Richmond and Washington, IS cheer
ing TO the heart OF every one who desires The unity
and success Of the Republican Party. Our opponents
are sadly disappointed in their expectations OF Demo
cratic divisions, upon which all their hopes OF success
have for some time rested All our information from
Washington is more favorable than we had expected By
reference TO the Congressional proceedings IN another
mart of his paper it will be SEEM that the Republicans
of the House presented an undivided 'front.' IN the eec-
ton of Clerk Printer, and DoorkeePer. Inc eecuon
of The talented and accomplished John w. Jones as
Speaker, by the unanimous vote OF the hcpuDsican
Members we announced in our last From oil our
Washing ton correspondents we have the pleasing and
gratifying assurance that the Republicans in Congress
are likely 10 continue harmonious IN action, as they
are united in principle. So mote II De
Nor are the signs Of harmony less atterlng IN the
Ieo;.l,ture OF our own State. The Wings could find
no dsa feced Democrat to run against the candidate
Of his marty for Speaker of the House OF Delegates
The Republicans united upon, and eelected Mr.. Hol-
leman, of Isle of Wight, who, we doubt not, Will
again prove himself worthy Of the distinction con-
ierred upon him. Several meetings oil the Democrat
c members have been held, at all oil which the
best spirit prevailed, greatly to the chagrn and NOR
tcation of the Clyes, who, blu! for the hope OF d.
visions in ranks, would at once give up The contest
in despair There have been no disputes between the
friends OF Calhoun and Van Buren-nor will there be
any, all being equally determined upon union harmony
and the triumph Of the Republican cause. They are, te
man. against Clay and his principles, and IN favor o.
the nominee ofthe Baltimore Convention We call atten
ton to the proceedings of the Convention Of the Repub
can members of the Assembly, convened on Thursday
evening last and the accompanying remarks OF the I'm
onirer They show that our friends at The metropolis
Virginia. have commenced IN earnest the work ct orgs
nzaon for the Spring and Fall elections OF the mex
year. Let the Republicans in every county come 'f
The assistance of their brethren at Richmond Let Vi
have general, systematic organization Throughout
the old Commonwealth. Let delegates be sent 10 thu
nroposed Convention from every county not represent
ed by Republican in The House of Delegates Th
country expects every man TO do his duty.
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we lesser lights, shine the Fighter from their exnc-
lion let ms no, be unmindu of our transition state
or onr enhemeral duration-that lights will soon
be- pu, out and that We, to- in moment, in the twink
ling o an eye, may be called to give an account %
the deeds done in this probationary stle Let Us,
tban 81 conduct with reference to God our coun
ty our fellow men, and especially towards each other,
that if others should be called to ask the usual trst'-
mony of respect to memory, and vote oil condo
lence loss that vote may not be- as know II was
not Yesterday and will net to-day, ceremonious, cold
and hearlless one.
Alter the conclusion of which Mr.. w offered the
following: ,.-e
Resoired, unanimously, Thai, as testimony Of re-
spec for The memory of the Hon. Samuel McRooerts'
deceased the me nibers of this House will wear the
usual bad re OF mourning for thirty days, and that the
House do adjourn
And the House adiourned
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CONGRESS- Tnursday's Proceedings

SEsArE-Several petitions were received and refer
red. The Secretary of the Treosurys Report was cut
mp and distributed among different committees
The Presidents Message also referred to several
committees A message was received from the House
of Representatives, accompanied by resolution of
that BODY that the usual tribute of respect had been
paid 10 the memory of the late Barker Burncl rep,
resentatve Of Massachusetts, And then, on Mr. Bates
motion, similar resolution adopted by the Senate,
who thereupon Immediately adjourned.
House. OF RLPREsEsTATIvEs-Slr Adams rose u
ofr.r n funeral euloeum to the memory of Mr.. Bur
nell member elect of this bod y-and TO propose the
usual tributes of respect, which were adopted and the
Housa adjourned
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.-Ths Aborgines OF America pos
- sesed knowledge of the healing which many
surpassed that Of civilized By studying they
initiated In her secrets, and The she pointed
invariably followed Their remedies obtained
geabe creation and acting such perfect harmony
raj laws. powerful removing and controlling dselse IL
thus Sands Sarsapaa purely vegetable preparation ope.
the IL and untes with meda
rX natn life preserving principles by its diseased
subued and the vital powers enabled perform
such salt rheum ringwo seald head and other similar dis
glands and other affections safely and certainly cured lis
use.
papers.
Prepared and sod wholesale and RETAIL and for expectation
by A. B. SANDS CO., Druggists and Chemists Granite Build
ings No 273 Broadway Of Chambers street, New York
Sold in Richmond by the Agents. A. DUvAL Co. in Peters
burg by ROSSER & ANDERSON in Norfolk by NJ. A. SANTOS,
and by Druggists generally the principal cities in the u s.
Price, 81 per bottles bottles for SIS.
J CAUTION Be particular ask for SAHDs's Ssrsapa
rila, and take other. Dec. l6-lt
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MADISON c. H., Dec 9Th, ls43.

MADISON Z. H., Dec 9th, 1913.
ENiE Lhn,ian Of the Madison Library Association acknow
lodges with thanks the receipt following donations:
From the Rev. Richard Brown Hedges Logic and Alison
Taste Joseph r. Stroler Aexanders Evidences R. Bakey
Maps Of Ancient and Modern Rome and Greece the So DIFF
u H. Correspondence between Messs Webster and Asbron
Caoun's Speech the Tariff 5h April Is2-Files of the
Globe si0Crss, sioCongrcssionaI Globe, 1888 '9-and
Christian Publisher from 1896 to ls5sDem Rev., April s
Do June 1885, Col r. A. Banks Goth Annual Rep Of Of Pub
Works to the Virginia Legislature Dec. 6,h 1916 Rev Thomas
Miller, Proceedings l2h Convention General Synod Of The In
eran Church; Milton Kirey, Compendium oe the Statistics w.
S. G. w Harrison So Lit Messenger July, 1896; Hon. William
Smith, u s. Official RegscrSeect Documents6t Census OF
Pensioners u $50 Lit Messenger, April le42-Journal OF
Amer. Temperance Union. April. lsl2-so Lit Messenger Nav
and June lsil-Compendun 9Th Census-Stascs IT, s. eth
Com Manufacturers, 9Th CON- Cd Ses
46I-Rep of Minority OF same COMMITTEES, 9Th Conn., Cd Session.
Doe. 2+Annual Rep Com Land Office, Doc. 34Con,
War Department in lSt Doc. iiSamcs, &c, Of
dian DEPARTMENT. Doc Accountants Of Navy Com, i:4 Doc.
for the Promotion Science, Doc.
WAR Doc. 5G-Chickasaw Fund. Ito be conIinued}
Dec. IL 65-N
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GSLAVES FOR SALE-By virtue of decree Of the Circuit
~ Superior Court OF Law and Cancery for the county of Iano
pronounced the Fall Term Of The said Court ls3
cases OF Sarah Ashley against John c. Dkinsnn Administrator
Of William Ashley, deceased and Nicholas G. Davis and
against Sarah Ashley and John T. Dickinson, Administrator of
William ashley deceased and Others undy valuable Slaves
women, boys and gs-wll be sold the highest bidder
for ready public auction the Bell Tavern the city
of Richmond, on the 4ll day of January, la4i.
R. n. y L pn1StS' Commissioners.
Dec. l6 f5-oaw,ds
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FARM WANTEDrhe advertiser is DESTROYS Of leasing
term o years. Farm, within twenty twenty i've miles Of
Richmond, III hea thy ncrbourood of size sufficient
p'oy advanageosy eight hands and with buildings
Tor the comfortable accommodation OF moderate family
The ST." well adapted TO The growth Of wheat oats
Any one having such Farm, and disposed 10 eas. upon
hear OF good Tenant by communicating with
GEO. w. ToLGR, Agent and TO lector.
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HOYT "a CO.'S OFFICE.

Ender Ne EzchdRre 77Oftl Richmond, Virginin.
A DVENTuRERS in want of money Will always this
"A paper sketch of Scheme of Lottery IA.
tuday Capital varying twenty-five fifty thousand dol
llrs-and Tickets always he had of ilOYT & co.
10000 Dollars
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No. So viii he drawn De-
ccmher Ii.
Grand sc-n>-s3ooOo. aoOO 5000, $780, 1926, 3coO 40
prizes Of H.
Whole Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion
Certificate of Package Of % Whole Tickets in the above
be sent for Sl30-slIares in proportion.
Dec. l6
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RICHMOND. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10.
MORE TRIMMING

We advise Mr.. Cl,ys friends to appoint his "Sense
Committee" as soon rs possible Otherwise, his for
mer character for p!an-deaI,ng and noble bearing is
destined to "dm eclipse" HISS letter 10 DR.. Bton-
son has brought upon him the Impuation of wearing
"two faces under hood, the subject OF the Ia
riff. But he has Just furnished another evId nee Of
his trimming diplomacy. We are surprised TO see the
Petersburg lnelIigencer crying up his reply to the
An,-M1sons as marked by the usual "frankness and
candor of the man." Let any man read it, and
then let him say, whether Mr.. Clay is not really
counting Thaddeus Stevens and the Anti-N lsons, by
this equivocatng language; or whether, as the Intel
ligencer says, being "a Mason HIMSELF and knowing
tina, all the objects of tina, ancient institution are pa
trotic and benevolent Mr. Clay has scoTned to court
It's opponents by aiding TO the ISLANDERS which have
been heapcd on the fraternity"
We lay this correspondence before our readers
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RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is 1873
Tos.ccoReceiptd much diminished Old Tugs, 81 10 -
ugs 81 50 p old leaf 81 81 81 good ana ''
81 so 4 so. 49, -
Ploua-Colniry, 81 25 a 4 81; City Mills IS 90.
WHEAr-70 to 100 cts, according 10 quality, order, &C.
CoRs-43 a % cents.
MEALS 50 cents
OASIS 80 cents, from vessels and Depot
PLasrEE-Lump, s. ell i 8 al wharf, on Basin, a.
Irar-Slal Icy.
S,II-sI G2l by the cargo; in store, 81 20 go.
Ros-Trdera $780, Swedes 81 Sol Country, 70 pig IS es
MAILS II cents
F,m-Herrin.s new cut 81 e. IS, for Mol. ShadS5 So
BrrIrn-Firkin 6 cents; fresh roll, 10 Is
Sc,R-N Orleans 81 81 r. Rico 50a u.s. - CoiI, IS
Corrrr-Iacuira, s. a 0 cents; Rio, cents.
TIA-b0 100 cents - -.
n1oL.,sE,-New Orleans 30 10 Porto Reo, 80 80 cts
B.coS-Ballmore So S; city cured, IS a g. dull.
BERNARD PEYTON.
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Church on Sabbath evening new nv u"
The kois Churrn ana Citizens generally invited
IL attend.
WOOD BoULDN, ATTORNEY 1T LAjr has removed to
w Ike city of Richnon and will attend NIL the Courts held
The city. 1T Office Main street, front The Store
of Thomas X. Price.
Dec. 10 c5-2aw,f
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ELLINGTON sCHooL-Tle subscriber has engaged, an
IA assistant for the next year. Mr. Edward F. Watson gentle
man highly recommended for his moral and intellectual WORTH
Mr. Watson - graduate of Amherst College and has
session lerng testimonials from the Faculty
tuon OF his character gentleman and proficiency sco
lar The location of Ellington peculiarly suitable for School,
on the Richmond and fredericksburg Railroad
and half hours ride Ivy the from Richmond ard uhot
and half from fredericksburg and Godonsve The School
will commence the 18th January The of instruction
very libe embracing the English Latin and Greek together
with The French and italian languages Few Schoos in Virgil
mia offer facilities for moral and intellectual improve
mcnt nnd although the subscriber ns enjoyed 80 years
portion OF the confidence and patronage of the public
deserved he socts continuance of that confidence patron
not 30 much account Of pecunary unless his
deceives HIM because Of the opportunity thus afforded him
giving efficiency his feelings and projects of bencvoence.
For board, holding and candes, $40 90
ln!ticn in al or Of The above lang uagcs, 81 90
Dec. 10 64-wt5Jan TIL III. FOX
THE subscriber again offers his services the ensuing year,
General Agent, and will attend strictly 10 the Hiring
Negroes Renting out Houses Collecting Claims DC My friends
In the country give their Servants and send
ohce and rest assured, thar the
paid in getting the best prices and good
Commissions only seven and half per cent
GEORGE w. ToLER,
Dec III 65-l2 Agent and Collector, Lise's Row.
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. Law this correspondence before our readers
I.ft.fr 10 .,fr. CinM.

LANCASTER, Nov II, 1913
Dear Sir large majority of the aot'. Masonic party
Of Pennsylvania admire your political character and o-
orecia,e your public services They think with You
on those great leading of national policy which
you have long, ably and successfully ad vocated.
have been requested by several respectable een'l'-
men (memhers of the anti Masonic party respectfully
ask you in what relation you stand TO the institution
of Free NJ sonry
/ am, SIR, with great respect, your OBJ, serv't,
l. G. REIGART
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Wtdaesdav, December IL, 1912
In SENATE.
THE DEATH OF SENATOR MeRoBERTs
The Journal having been read Nj HREESE Iose
and addressed the Senat, as fellows;
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Washington.
tCorrespondence OF the HsraId.l
WASHINGTON, Feb 10, 1873.

MR BRNyETr,-
Elder Knapp is carrying all before him, and will
soon convert the "guard" into saints, and Captain
Tyler too The Elder receives the attention of all
the clerical ministers in Washington except the pas
tor OF the Fourth Presbyterian church, J C. Smi h.
who from motives of self-deiencc has been driven
to the painful necessity OF holding parallel meet
ings with the devoted immerser. Brother Smith has
both his eyes open and has succeeded in procuring
the services OF Doctor Ely, and il is hoped that the
latter will succeed in routing Elder X from WASH
ingron; so tar, however, "'tis no go" The Pres
byierian church, on AZ street, and Rev. Charles
Rich, its pastor have behaved with marked kindness
and attention to Elder K. So that whenever The
Assembly rooms are required for the service OF th-
devil, (ddncng,) Mr. Rich permits The Elder to OIL
ciate in his church.
Dear Sir, will you please to preach US short ser
mon on charity, as a new creed has found It's way
into one two of our Washington churches, which
admits of love to God and hatred TO man! They
will compass 8 n and land TO make one proselytr
an that appears to be the grand motive which i'm
pes some of preachers OF the present age to Ia
Dor and toll with such energy, when they tear NE
success OF the ministry OF a rival brother We have
few sain in Congress, but they like one graz
man IN SodoD and Gomorrah, or drop OF watc
in the ocean, completely lost sight of.
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Prizes two Cents,

annum, this bi will be grossly unjust and cruelty op-
oppressive; for am told. and indeed in some iustsn.
in any of the depar mens to he labor ,pdu.,rv and
talent required for the DUTIES performed The
workes, as usual, get the crumbs, while the psrri-
IAN pets, sycophants, or family connections OF tho
heads of departments and bureaux or Of the iuflu
entail members OF Congress, have the feast Win.
out the honesty and intelligence of these men The
government would lose millions Most OF them
have families which, at their death, lefr IN utter
destitu'ion, after the labor OF Lifetime. Yet heir
miserable salaries row nicely gradual. 10 the bare
retention of body and soul together, is 10 be pared
down in the same ratio as The higher pay OF the
drones Hegho! here | am at the end Of my paper.
without saying word about fifty other matters.
about which | wished. in starting. TO discourse you
particularly of sundry sub-currents and r,an@u-
vres now in operation in some Of the departments.
However, of all that anon. The subject of this
sheet is the absorbing topic here now, and therefore
IT'S no, wonderful that. like Asron's rod it has de.
voured oil the other varmnrs. Yours, very tluy.
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR 1913.
& 81 M M

& 81 Is So
OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE
OFFICE.
No. 81 SOUTH STREET NY
DASSAgE aud from Great Britain and Ire nd by the re-
.olar line Of 1,eset' sailing tho lat. 7th 18th, 0h and
The old g,ssk 81, ,;.s Of paeset, fol0w.s
SSESgSSS!sHats sS. o G:siH J siS.'0"'
s Forth AM ERIc Captain sSssa fh. s.sS::,
I. OXFQkD. Captain Rshboa:.
saline 6ip ali as y Of forty superior s.
T,1.,aee To se:,Ss
Amsss SssS s to % s
MAKING tnoTn ms for the year ata beg.
state; and Canals wao wish send !o their friend. come
BY Inn oae. ' se @. .s fan al
sbsve; and in order give fac lily quick despatch 10
despatched by his Liverpool agents. every three or four days
sending for their friends ha, every thing COO
sh Ss @ @ Ss %
com TOR this hue and Of The
past cases when psrtie. aee". coming
the money refunded as customary; free passage
and otand 10 Liverpool ''' ''"' '''- - '''"''
ao I'd regard hi.
:aa s;nf%s
throughout United State who wish
hs friend residing din IL any the Us,sd knsdom VII
Be- I'D DE- p
o os.
oaS H R5biSsSS q d sss,e i ;sss
6ans sG Co. ooe G. LosIp'0l
10 l,elsudTDinnis Del,ny Esq, pubp; Mc,,rs Joseph
ray. ESQ Cob A' o-'A' A''"'H''" '' dss."
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| 'Co. THE LOVERS OF sUpERIOR BLACK TIE A.
Hcwauat MftureIThs extremely dclc,.u, and unm raj
eed Tea, so hlghiy celebrated Chns and Europe
co'ed for sale the Canton Tea Compoy Der srai
oacflgcs Prre 80 cent? ard 81 f2 In ~
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY VERY Iowa. the
sSbseriher constantly receiving all description Of Gold
and sve atches, Of the newest fro the auta
in England France and Switzerland he il enabled TO Of
fer larger aud At much less prices than
other house the city A.o Gold Chain. Keys. and
Gold Pencils Gold Watches low Is dollars each.
Watches and Jerey exchanged bought All Watches
nted to keep good time money returned Watches,
Clocks and Je wry repaired the best and warranted
much less than the usual prices
q. e. ALLEN, Importer of w tches and Jewery,
~ 1rnsec Whnrssls s,d Retail. N Vaitaf m
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Warrington.

Correspondence of the Heraid.1
WASHINGTON, d. G. Feb. l6, l04e.
Matters and Things IN Washington, By an OCCASION
al Correspondent.
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PULLEN Il COPP, 3 Wall street.
% Co. R8
NEW YORK, ALBA W, TROY AND MONTREAL

EXPKESS.
from New YORK g Albany TsS sne
hers. the old conductors Of HaInden 4 Cos Northern
ss1s,oio.s Leaving kss YSIE Albany AID and
ward Specie Bank Notes. Rack ages II Goods:
&c. 70 place between NV York and Montreal and
throughout the Canada Also East Troy and Abssy "a
Boston, and West from Albany to Buffalo
All Business entrusted their charge will be PROMPTLY n
tended Particular attention will be paid the collection
Of notes. dra acceptncss &C. and prompt made o
the same,
PULLEN COPP.
Oficsa-Pullen Copp, AZ Wall street, New York.
Thos. Cough, Is Exchange, Albany.
q. Elkins, 72S River street, Troy.
g. Jacobs Exchange Court, ST Paul ct, Montreal.
REFERENCES.
New YoRI. ALBANY. TRo,
Prime, Ward King, X. J. Humphrey, Jno. Payne,
Jacob Little, & Co., Thos. Cough. P. " els,
John T. Smith, & Co.. 3 K Stow
Pepoon & Hoffman,, c. s. Douglass
Carpenter Vsrmlye, g. Leak.
Houphton Il Co.
Drew, Robinson 4 Co. "a
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CHAPMAN'S MAGIC STROP.
WE THE UNDERSIGNED, Importers and Wholesale
w Dealers having used and sold L; Chapmans Metallic
hng which has hitherto under notice Of similar
1iCned-
b wilets, importers OF hardware, No 800 Pearl st.
CIV a w Spies z $50 = Go: DO DO ZIG do
Oakley LOOMS, do do 81 do
Sheldon Phelps. do do IS and q South William.
Hslsieds Brothers, do do SO Pearl
Nissan, Bryce X Jones, do 1oa do
Spelman Frazer importers of Fancy Goods 1876 Pearl
Posts Main importer Of drugs, A Ced.rst.
Field, hompscn Co importen Of Dry 0osds IS Cedar st.
Fellows Van Arsdas Cooper Watches, II Maiden Lane
D ell Co.. importers Of Stationery. A5 Pearl 1t.
WIN Gouldiug, Surgical Instrument manufacturer. 35k
nathan
For Sale at 2o2 William street
To be had by tn dorm the prices of the
above hmx and retail thu pHcpa fancy stores through
out The CITY Nj sde At 02 William street. II I'm m
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Dh. MORRISON.
NJ ORTIZ asvER pIsPENshRY gag Fulton .trce. ;re,,


NJ ORTIZ RIVER pISPENshRY. 2a1H Fulton stree ;ues
GrccnTcn--uf MORRISON Member OF the Royal Ce heg
u sargcpus London, and form -ry surgeon the Britt S,i
cccttno g DC n,u--'tcd daily al 81 dc fic-
tge, ana s those distressing consequent
aho Inc isagfctcn, fcueck med
Dr NJ h1 tad AZ ctperiencc 81 twenty yeas snt'nt
tecrc eaes 10 Al tnc yeous andc implicated form ape
mid sale aai niatiihe ubstutc gicet
the Vrnefep sisUs with ceftain Lhout suhjecti r
at'sr qany ish o. restricting him IN ,.psusi diets par
ui5 while ne nesicncs agreeable and smell Per-
asnsaf cbsnsic ~ thn ugehs such treurcs ssd
isnoItoi tie rtottate gland ,nranicd with
aHi evi shout these pstts of III
rsnrss " a. Dr. W strein,.s
NC n-Oaf 1fufsOtrI As9rtion ~ die sheksoee seysr
s.lhg1j ll.,
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY Il ousc, A. Of youna
a.rng from Ute Of nGul -uce a
Yst hahit whose furhs on
O. pretended sprccs ,,,h ,tpplat,
aiv depression Dr. sucb %. % or
a,rry .a,hDcucsi pnepiea sud fsils s.<shsir
az e@ths s;fctesi and confidence are chs ,v,S
Isgss prd, snd copsinipHa suitable 1ul ., surs
he coaspAo1cnt full advice and medicine ,a,, o *.
on,on by as Ispe snns'fy OF ns cassn Sta 2c4x Bul
chsueet hcN Sfseh"'en' mi lmsY