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Polynesian., 1845-05-17

a sign q either stupidity or i0l'y' if he did
not. None but a blind man would expect
another to see as clearly in the misty twi-
light as in the clear MONDAY. And until a
politician is placed in the situation of a
statesman, he has his real business to learn.
The difference then being so greatly in
favor Of a well organized government to OBJ
tain correct and enlarged information, it
should tend to a conciliatory and charitable
Judgment on their part towards those whose
opportunities are less and who view ques-
tons through a more uncertain mcdlum.-
The latter also by duly considering their
respective situations, will perceive how much
more likely they are to err in Judgment from
that very circumstance, and should be the
less pertinacious in their opinions and eff
forts to enforce them. They should bear In
mind that the probability of erring is greater
on their side, not from differences in intel
~lectuaI power but from the want of the lnhe-
rent and adventurous sources of information
common allkE 10 all IIllOlidI ol0uillLdtlOIlS.
We believe it to be true of nations that
the more they enlarge their intercourse with
others the less disposed to war do they be-
come. Acquaintance in this way begets
mutual respect and benefits. We find that
the most isolated nations are the most illibo-
raj, and partake the strongest Of national
prcjudiccs. In none are these stronger than
Japan, China, and countries which like
Spain have drawn around them the strang-
ling folds of an exclusive commercial policy.
Whereas England, France, Germany, and
the United States, reciprocally respect each
others worth and value the advantages which
a liberal intercourse has developed among
them all. A like effect will result from a
similar policy pursued on the part of a gov
eminent towards its constituents, and of the
several parties among them towards it and
each other. An honorable intercourse ne
cessarily ripens knowledge, enlarges the
circle Of ideas, and promotes mutual respect.
The more intimate the acquaintance, it will
be found that enlightened mankind, natu-
rally desiring the same ends, to wit, happi-
ness and prosperity, agree the nearer in
their means for attaining them. The great
est discrepancies are among those the widest
separated by selfish views. Consequently
a government is equally interested with the
subject in promoting an interchange ofideas,
d~iffusing wisdom through all classes, and
drawing it from all sources; in short in de-
veloping and exemplifying the grand idea
of government, that it is created for the
good of the governed. That it is not a
thing Of itself, a separate existence, struc-
Cling with a multitude of other rival exis-
fences for life and power; but merely the
head and lungs and arms of the body poll
tic, by which it thinks, speaks and acts; and
thai a vigorous organization of the Govern
mcnt is as Indispensable for the operations
OF Il nation as Il sound body for the active
functions Of an intelligent soul.
Polynesian., 1845-05-17

be favorable to the annexation, in opposition
to the wishes Of the English Government.
The negotiations relative to the Oregon
had not terminated favorably. England, it
is said. had offered the 49th deg. as a boun-
dairy, or to refer the question for arbitration
to any impartial European power which the
United States would select. President Polk
was unfavorable to either proposition.
Considerable excitement prevailed in the
United States from the alleged discovery
among Santa Annals papers Of documents
relating to a proposed cession of the Cali
%fornias to Great Britain, which he had been
secretly negotiating.
In March, Florida and Iowa were admit
ted into the Union; vote in the Senate SO
to 9.
Buchanan, Of Pennsylvania, is the sup
posed Secretary of State of the new admin
istration; the other members of the cabinet
not yet known.
In the Senate, Webster succeeds Choate.
from Massachusetts.
The new postage bill has passed Con-
gress and become a law, reducing the post
age on single letters to 5 cents, TO any part
of the country, aud other rates proportion
ately. The franking privilege has also been
considerably amended.
Cushing's treaty with China has been
confirmed, and the Columbus "A was fttinr
out, it was reported, for China.
Packet ships England and the United
States, from Liverpool, lost at sea, with l64
passengers.
Jan. lS-Mr. Abeel was appointed by the
President and confirmed by the Senate, as
Consul for the Hawaiian Islands.
Dates from here to Oct. l had been re-
ceived at New Orleans.
New lsLAND.-In lat. 81 deg. 10 m. S,
1873 deg. 81 m. W., in the track of vessels
from Tahiti to Valparaiso, a new island, 6
miles in circumference, not laid down on
any charts, has been discovered. and named
Isle of Faith.
Santa Anna has been sent to Mexico to he
tried Tor high crimes and misdemeanors.-
lie is to write his defence. He is said TO
have $4,000, 900 in various places of secu-
rity, by the aid of which he may escape
conviction.
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Battinlorc.
Correspondence of tho Herald ]


DALriMonE, June 20, lss5.
Opposition Lines 10 aiiadephaPrsparafions for Hong
ing Nc Congratulated. &C.
The Railroad ond Ericsson line of steamboats, between
this city and Philadelphia arc running quito fierce OPP
position The regular fare board the Ericsson boats
is ST. and il has now succeeded in bringing down the
Railroad fare to 50, and the Citizens Line steamboat
belonging 10 the Railroad Company 10 ST. Inc custo-
mary fare the latter lines il 81 and SO, but oppo
sition has brought the a TO their senses
out ut the Jail yesterday to examine the prepare
tions making for the execution Of McCurry tomorrow
The galows is being erected within the jail walls and
stands about thrty-fve feet from the ground, long
Aigh OF steps leading up to the platform, which falls
with drop. The object in making 1t so high is to al
beirg admitted within to witness the performances,
corng the law OF the State which prescribes that all
executions shall take place in public. also stopped to
the unfortunate prisoner He appears to be in good
health but is pale death from the bleaching effects
of his long confinement and with his arms pnioned to
his side is sorrowfl looking object as have ever
do not think that he will meet his fate with much
imnes,. though those who TINS die protesting the Ca
whole job himself considering it his duty and being
conscientious about employ ing any else TO do what
he considers act Of murder II performed by person
whose duty docs not compel him to do it He has had
the Medical Faculty, hut has positively refused
The democracy held their ward meetings on Tuesday
night for the election of delegates to the Congressional
Convention The illblood existing between the Custom
house party, and the bone and snew," showed itself
strongly but the latter generally triumphed in the cleo
ton of delegates pledged for VIM. Tell Giles II this
gentleman will he will /, all probability be elect
unless the friends OF Pratt Williams, Gallagher Preston
and host of other worthless who aspiring to the
mnaton, should refuse to support him. But the demo
crazy always manage matters better than to have any
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ST. JAeo CuBA, juno Owe have to notice calm
prevailing in sugar market for the last two weeks;
yet prices have not reccded and planters the contra
~ ask advanced rates for the prime qualities. Molasses
none at market and but very little left IL the country
are firmly held at sea- Several parcels Of tobac
CO aie already H. town, but mostly Of inferior quality
and no purchases have been made yeti transactions
the article will probably not commence until next
month, when viii be coming in freely. and there will
opening prices The light qualities will be abundant.
owing to unreasonable heavy rains. American provi.
ions are now abundant two assorted cargocs sold
last week within the range If quotations. and there
are now ahoat the cargo per Adele and two lots more
arrived from Boston and Portland Sugars
sorted white and brown, 81 Al to and 9; white az
81 brown, 81 Al muscovado, a. Molasses IL Ii
scarce Coffee washed and puped, LIST to Sd quality,
age and half triage, ~ 5l-Phiiad U. s. Gazette
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and If they are official communications from you TO
the accused" .
A-"Thoy are" (Ths letters were here reed to the
Couit)
BY tho JupeE ApvocATK-I did receive letter IRON
Captsin Voorhees, of May 20th lss5 CHE Counsel Tor
the accused hero interrupted the witness and objected 70
his snswer) The witnoss said called upon to state 10
the Court the drafting the charge at the hole
ing OF the previous Court, VIII answer themi pu.
prefer to and would request that the queuo
should be Withdrawn After some further talk the VII
Their CONFERENCE.-The witness was proceeding 10
give his opinions, the Counsel objected 70 MS tst
the impress of his mnd) Witness proceeded-thc
Judge Advocate directed not TO bring the cnaise
before the other Court only by the letter referred
to- but also orally in the most earnest manner
The testimony OF the Secretary oil the Navy was ne .
closed sundry letters were here introduced ny the
accused oil the date OF March H. 1919, statns tna
about forty men, whose of service had oxpfed and
waiting be paid OF and that he had sent MI "a
hoon the purser the department tor the necessary
funds he other was report Of me sIval o. the oo,
count of her voy home of tho date stating that
he had passengers board Captain Pendieton, anu
Baker his mate and nine witnesses, who were sent 70
the United states the Consul Of Rio do Janeiro to be
for aiding and abettng in the slave trade and mat
so they put out he should proceed to Nor
folk The accused then objected to the receiving any
evidence In maintenance OF the first specialization oil The
Court cleared for consultation, to ascertain II they
would sustain the first specification On the opening oil
the Court again the Judge Advocate informed the nc
cused that his FIRST objections TO the first specincaon
overrued but that the second objections to the
specification maintained, aud the accused be
not held the said specification, and II be
ruled out The second specification was taken up and
the objections Of the accused read which the same
In substance 10 ia the drst specification
The Court again cleared and The opening Of the
same the oh econs Of the accused we're announced ny
tie Judge Advocate to he overruled and the accused TO
be held 10 the the Court then adjourn.
ed 70 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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Medical Advice.

nOCTOR LAMERTi stin eoaSd:a,iay coa.ulsrd a his
~ old once, 50 Gold between Fulton and Beekman
all diseases deicss mature; his being mild and
udcious, requires neither mercury, restraint in Diet him
sing from indulgence Of the passions Of ndsce
youth and thereby causing nightly emissions and eventually
object being to the systsm mntaly and bodily. 70 that
STATE Of vigor nature originally designed
STRCTURES disease frequently existing without the pc
tien being the aware caused by
Of hnnad medical preders and sometimes by the neglect
Of the parties themselves BY the Dr. efecuay cured with
The Doctor being few qualified advertising Surgeons
in the city guarantees a~riect cure OF no charge made Lei
post paid enclosing Immediately attended to- and ms
dcne with ADVICE any part Of the United states
Office 50 Gold street. Open from A. NJ to r. NJ.
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inst shas he into that consequence q h:vrs
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sf W. 's:sss mt Ds asG
s Is sss sS:" s T %'; S
ID va. 81. s.. sn
Naval.
ss sfsd sss
W,Ieonsoa soop John Adsms Par,er Price detached
Xhnlclnem.
sA s The John Adams FIN r;ss
' Foreign Ports.
aas s Il prev 70 4Si Ii FOR AIsoa Day ', boston w
d.s % s
S Ss oS fSfas 0
Porto RICO. wtg orders; Susan from DsmeIa just arr;
ssiTs!ass II e. ss
FSw pss Fri Henry sSe o WsVn .,d So
s not s1issa "a inst ''
june SS o.sv r.Zsa ss with
ST AsDsrw:, jan. is--Arr John Ganow Thompson New
Home Ports.
Sss' ss sSasisas aEigss Hss,
W." Wind Wsss.x nss az I'm ds Boston In p
nd S.T +. .;sis Hs.!oSi America South
csS;; Easss. Ssis: So GsiTo jsd i Chm,
NYork.
BosTov, june a--Arr Adaman, w lminston, Me- w Penn
hiadelpha; Sarah a, New York. Signal Tor brig Cls
Zcnoba tot Boston, late Of Provdence Buenos Ayes Con
Sss LOAD for Valparaiso
| New BEpyvHp June .5-Ar Ellen Rodman, ard Republic
MYork Adelaide, Albany. Sid William, Norfolk; Oneco
Philadelphia.
sss sss ss ss & Rsi oss
jss cS fs
Washington, and Liberty, Philadelphia, !.
NEWPORT June 2t-Arr Caroline, Dighton for Norfolk
Uno Pc r Providence for Baltimore Ihos Eenner
for hilsdeIphia Dependence do for He lry Cl y. New
Bedford for Albany; Egrrme Machias for York. 2jt Echo
Fall River Alabama Phadephs; Export, Kondout Il Fa!
River Champion, D,ghton for Philadelphia; st cenys, Provi
dc,ce: Lark Philadelphia for Fall Rver-pifched away hea.
OF foremost about 30 niles westward OF Aoauk main
mast and ined ether slight damagewill poceed to
and discharge before repairing. -
RIcHMoNR Juoe 25Arr Rchd Anderson, Bennett. NYork
portlaod Perseyera"ec bng1, Sid Constitution
June z7-Ar Alta tic Frouklin. La: Chsl
Brown Provdence; Two Brothers. New Hwen Deborah
Harp. New Bedford. Cid Olive Providence Indiana ant
CHAnLEsroN June 23-Arr Washington. Philadelphia Ir
the off a. ship, brig and schrs, the latter Harriet
Porter from Philadelphia Arr ed Charleston and Memphis
NYork AcadsntB rl Halifax Sid Ark Liverpool Arr 2st
| Como. Boston.
| SAvANvATi, June S2--Sld Backus, Kingston, ia.
NEw ORLEANS June 8Arr Marcia Cleaves, Antwerp Clt
Osceols Atlas Liverpool Clinton, Boson Veasco Pro
| violence.
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Provision Market.

No great change variation in our neat markets
since last Some fine beeves from the south.
during the eek but the consumption 10 not very large
The fish markets exhibit good assortment.
Poultry, and young chickens especially, are quite
plenty.
Vegetables of all kinds abundant, including new
potatoes, tomatoes and squashes
Small fruits with the exception of strawberries are in
any quantity Currants looked fner and now is
the time to buy for jellcs.
The Clerk OF the Washington Market ought to see
that every part OF it has good washing and cleaning
III. with the ca oton at least every Friday afternoon
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
joys &c Tho offerings comprise 800 head Of beef cat.
tie, including $50 driven to New York; $50 cows and
caves 600 SWINE, and 1900 sheep and lambs.
Priccs-Beevcs are in tolerable demand at IS 81 the
the 100 lbs. About 80 head left unsold.
Cows and Calves are dull Of sale at Sl2 a2A
Swine sell slowly at 4 so a So tho 100 lbs
Sheep and Lanlbs-Saes at 81 q each. as In quality.
Hay-Prices still rule high and good Timothy readily
commands 90 o5c the cw Straw sells at 50 Al the lou
bundles.
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COLMAN'S
literary SALOON,
AND EXHIBITION OF
b E TIFUL PAIN TIN q g,

No. 2O3 Broadway, New YORK.
NJ <: o;ss fH:sss ss II: .. 'ss
@ s nnsn o. SoS Volumes
%: ds ss e eGps without = g
the o sSo SSf ra AIS AND ENoEAvINos
TN f fs Sale Room books every kind
vsriou. lsnEa to see which, and the rrn' noom no
Above the Booksore or Sac Room apartment is fitted
~ EXHIBITION Il AND SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS,
consisting T% " S0f HUNDRED CHOICE PICTURES.
By a.ceu and modern Master-to ew which, asma charge
Of lss cents is required ERALpRY.
The Arm. Of Individuals whose families originated any
@1ssss ss's ss y
IT.. cpNsA1oJv,ys r o spe nAeaas WASHINGTON
vi" s' sas nd ss ss worn ss 81
THE WONDER e BLESSING OF THE AGE
E EaE E GNhY cg KEN FG Mo S1HSp% cHD
sssS with 3 SSSSs. SSs sSF sSSa
sSs: P; h. ssi ra 4 ssms
JSs s Ssi ss
AeasS9s s.fs' s s.s @
q %l ch s y.q oss
@ iss9:s 4 s;sHss "a !ss
sni ch FISH, WOOD ' Hs%
os .s ss
pi,,sSurs; Human, tinciaaas Pielson and HaEsol
TO Broad street, Newark, N u Benamin Cd: s7s Brcs
Pis;es si.wis Hall Maiden Lang Albany New orb
Worcester Mss James Green AID Co. Worcester Mass
H.ldge Byf;e, Ney prks Grant and bockes pougt
.dJ BrewrA srhsacd, Mass; r. Hall and Co, Bosoa
Mass, T. D. Holden East Boston, Aass r. NJ Cohen and
chnfleston, .. &. jeI9 3meodsrl
M Al. H. les, 24l Bro ,dssy, opposite the Park
w SALE Wholesale rsta the following cholC
iegars which he warrants genuine imported,
R-galias Psnetelas Common Size.
Imperial II Regulator. Cubrey,
La LenItad Regulator, uRuss,
II Regulator Small Size Maripasa,
Cubrey Werner, Superior RI mtation
Medana, III Regulator,
n27 yM&St 1mHrc
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On Thursday, Goth inst. by the Rev. Dr. Hutton, DR.
CHARLES 8. NowELL, OF this city, to ELIzABErH D.
daughter Of J. Smith Fraser, Esq. Of Brooklyn.
On wednesday, 25th inst BY the Rov Benjamin f. vans
WissLow GRAVES, Esq to Miss ELIZA ). WEsrRAY, all
Of this city.
On Wednesday, 25th inst by tho Rev. Mr.. Myers Pas
tor VI the Elm street Synagogue, Mr. Benz H. LiEHrrs
ITEM, OF St Louis, to Miss AMELrA LEvi of this CITY,
On Thursday morning, Goth inst by the Rev Dr. Har
ienbergh Mr. RIcnARp RorB, of Philadelphia to Miss
LOUISA MATILDA. youngest daughter OF the late Daniel
please copy.
On Thursday, morning, Goth inst. at Christ Church.
Brooklyn ty the Rev. Dr. Some JAcoR LITTLE Esq OF
the city Of New York, 10 AUGUSTA daughter Of Peter
icCarty, Esq. of the city Of Brooklyn.
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE
LUCINA CORDIAL L H.
ELIXIR 9F LOVE

the touch Of earth restored vigor activity confidence
tuGINA einyest the ssnsrativs organs however
doubt that this aud were not tho subject Of too delicate
mature huudreds would testify the unrivsed efficacy
eguartles IN he secrrtions, pains In the kidneys female sup
or ne eye'se) proapus nteri and In fact almost
1rssnl5ssn , y liable indeed cure maorm
pie cure Tor bsrrnes while il all the other diseases
aed above whether acute chronic be found safe and
ting gens,y upon the :serstvs the whole
SUBSEQUENT relaxation On the Il TO act in
iect harmony with nature and does not create vgo
but Permanent Of the natural enKes The first bot
s used will fully convince the purchaser Of the truth ola
PRINCIPAL Office 25 Fulton street, Now York Sold also by
Seth Eowle. Boston, Dr. W.d:worth Poydsnce; s. Muir
Lsroqus, and Roberts aid Atkinson Batimorc Charles So
Washington City q. N. Lnshecum, Georgetown; j. viii
e Louisville, Ky SANFORD Parks CINCINNATI and BY no
other IN any Of the above named places Price 81
bnrsle. e2i Dozen. jut jm$er
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nOCTOR FAWCETT, Of ls6 Fulton street, New York,
~ Member Of Royal College Of Surgeons of London aud
Edinburgh and Graduate Of she Jefferson Medical College Of
Phladepha also author Of work embracing the following
suiss, i"a.sSey and sssr lG .s sa
lsee,sve exposition OF tn uanre and modern treatment Of
Syrils Secondary Sym Gonorhca elect, Stcturrs
Nocturnal and al arising from self
pollution Doctor ycsu continue, big private cogsuatoq:
% Fulton street where The most aRgraysrs o IL
tons OF the gcneratvs viii yield to his mode Of treat
cny Even when the procrerive ensgies become torpid
paslyxed from indulgence, 81 from masarbsfion
nc W." " ~ sssme parts 70 health and vgor Es'
ia Esltnn sttsss. Npfs Vrrk rrvin im1rfr
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald

correspondence OF the Herald.J
PHILADELPHIA, June n, l645
After the parade of yesterday city has assumed its
usual quiet. The people tired and disposed to
rest from their exctements. mentioned the number
yesterday who took part in the pageant entirely too
few. From the best data can obtain, the military
bered about 5000 and their martial appc in SCI
enthc point of view is the theme Of all praise When
the civic part OF the procession it had considerably
diminished, and have, therefore, widely understatcd
shsf nl,Iahess "A shot h9tsvAAn s~ and
SION IN passing different points. Among the few
cdents which happened during the ceremonies the
throwing from his horse OF the Coroner of s county
francis Brelsford He was seriously but not dan,
gerously injured
Mrs. Mowat is performing round of characters at
the Walnut, and succeeds admirably Crisp plays with
her, and he does much better than on his first appear
=
state 5s improving again. and there il some activi.
" In stocks generally large quantity Of State secari-
ICES changed hands at advance of Mondays quo.
satons, closing firm at75L.
Sales of Stocks nj Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD juno o. S0G0 Stlte S. z57s c75 do 75,S Is
INV annual 49, l2. do III 600 Lehgh Insurance. 29 2aO
Lehieh 3s ~ i5 900 City S. Co. 02S ITO shares vii.
m,ngton RI III $50 do l7s 80 Reading 1, 2s; 100 5
srcoSn BoAap-so State IS, Monday 1877 Cincin.
mt bonds Gs g.; 1000 Tennessee bonds SIS July Jan "
sis 30 Union Blk. Tenu i7 80 mechanics and Traders Bk
NJ sosd aud int saa; luo Wilmington kR bo3d, H'S.
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nv Last Nights Sonthcrn Mail,

PHILApELpHIA June 27Arr Martha, Treiethen, NewYcrk
Esrrn star St Jago de Cubs; Rob Wan Boston American
Eagle Chlriesnn; Mary Brush, Newport: Ashland Albany
Col Stevens, Hartford. Below Plato from Gibralsar Calais
and Frances Louisa.
EAR Kaha,ns JasS;sn s stsfiGrd Re-,
Rotterdam D Wolfe, St Jago de Cuba; Iowa. Port Maria
ia; Lady War ingtoa, Nassau. MP.
AiExANpaIA, June 2l-Sd Archibald Oracle, Barbadoes
GEoRcErowv, DC. June 2SArr Susan, Mozart. and Enc
raid Boston. :,
NoaroLK June 25-Arr powhattan, Cape Henry with mo
from sch Sarah lately ashore the CaIhe havhi
gotten off, will arrive to-day Cid Isaac Reve West IN
dies. Sid John Adams, whaling.
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NIedlcal Gard,

DOCTOR M ORR ON,
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, ao41x Fulton strfeti>,
~ Doctor Morrison CONTINUES to he consulted contdentsiY
sah diet Or patso Recent cases particularly eonor
'" sffRCTpJnES bP THE URErHRA are cures ~ NJ
NJ improved principles whent pain or e
those OF other affections the urinary apparatus. but e.
Surgeons should be allowed make the en-
suffer NSs injury fen sIykwP{A YFsTsfisi%Spxsts
This Affection the train OF evils resulting from secret d
structive habit youth inducing nocturnal emission; .u G
principles by restoring the system healthy tone and REIN.
stating its original vigor perfect guaranteed or no
charge. :.
B.Dr holds no communion with medical prssa,Sssr.
advertising Sturgeon the city See his diplomas in his ofc.
20lL Fulton stfee Letters paid and containing Tee viii
Office 2O4h Fulton street, Greenwich New York Open
from Al nj. 10 10 p nj. daily. mYl6 I'm oskrc
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Medical Aid,

R GREGORY CO Gold street. at hong usual day and
~ night attending the duties Of his profession Strangers
ly and who may desire the best ueae-a prompt AVID eiss
formed some extraordinary cures but he exposes HIS "a
tirnts by publishing they crrt6csrs mtervews
iscOl nSr