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MarrIed:

At summer Grove Cadio parish La the 9Th ns BY the Rev
VIM. u Doty Rev NJ w. BURKS to Mrs. SARAH A. hEAhNE
Al the time and place, BY he Rev. VIM. e'eel A D. "a
JOHNSON to Miss SUSAN NJ BEATTlE
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ns- General Harvey is in town, we are sorry to
say, not in very good health. General Worth may
also be expected in a few days.
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8. nf m MeetIngs This EvenIng.

FINN DEGREE TEMPLE No. l, at Temple Hall, No 50
Canal street, at O'Clock.
PELICAN DIVISION No l, at Pelican Hail. cor Common
and St. Charles sts., at half-past T.
OCEAN Division No 2, at Unity Hall, Mangny's Build
ings, Third Municipality. at half-past7.
JEFFERSON DIVISION No. TO- q Gretna, at hapast 2.
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The Health Of the oitv.

The alarm and CONSERVATION into which our c1tl-
zens were thrown last week by the importation Of
some cases of what was supposed to be Asiatic
Cholera, and the report of its simultaneous or con-
sequent appearance in the city, has visibly sub
sided. The timid have become treasured, the
courageous more bold, and now scarcely any one
fails to view the subject nationally and calmly
This as it should be fear ought by all means TO be
avoided as one of the most certain promoters of dis
ease; but at the same time an excess of confidence
may lul us into false security, perhaps eventually
more dangerous than present timidity and conse-
quent caution.
There can be no doubt that for some days few
cases Of disease has prevailed in our city, sudden
in its attack, rapid in its course, and usually fatal
in its termination These are the prominent charac
teristics of Asiatic or malignant Cholera, and it
is by many supposed that the much-drealed disease
has at last fallen among u.s. Still the fact is not
decided, and there are many whose skepticism has
not yet yielded to the official notification tits
still believed shat the extraordinary weather of the
last few weeks, so unreasonable and facilitating,
has produced a disease local in its origin and
nature, yet similar to the Asiatic Cholera in many
of its features. One thing is certain the sickness
is not epidemic, and the Asiatc Cholera is not apt
to leave community long doubtful of its presence.
After the first cases. its progress is earfuly rapid,
and the evidence of its presence unmistakeable.
Such has not been the course of the disease now
among us; but on the contrary, for the last few
days, it has been nearly stationary-the number Of
cases neither increasing nor diminishing if we take
the report of the Charity Hospital as the standard
by which to test the prevalence of the disorder. In
private practice we hear Of very few cases, and We
think with nearly all the medical gentlemen with
whom we have conversed on the subject, that a
few days of dry, cool weather would cause the city
to resume its accustomed salubrity. Yet it may be
possible that other causes may tend to make this
disease epidemic, whether it be Asiatic Cholera or
not 1t is therefore of the highest importance that
every effort should be made to prevent such a re-
suit, by keeping the streets clean and free from
all kinds of impurities, and by taking all other ne
cessary sanitary precautions. Owing to the long
continued rains our streets are now in most horri-
bic condition. and advantage should be taken of the
present dry weather to purify them 1t is probable
that then for sometime we shall hear nothing fthe
Cholera, at least until it visits us in the course Of
its natural progress, and even them if we take the
proper means to do so, we may materially mitigate
its severity, if we cannot avoid it altogether.
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THE STEAMBOAT RAcE.-A dispatch from
Wheeling announces that the race between the
Telegraph No. 2 and the Brilliant has resulted in
favor of the former. The No. 2 has, no doubt,
made the quickest trip to Pittsburg on record, and
ran against heavy rise all the way up.
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
su-sEE [DYFRTTSENENTs ON THIRD PAGE.

Ouacbfta Ripsr EXIT Williams, p NJ.
Opeousas ........RIO GRANDE, Onutt, 10 A. NJ.
Mobile. .......... OHIO, Ward, P. M.
Pittsbtfrg ..........JOHN HANCOCK Hauk, P. M.
Pitts5arg ..TAGLIONl, Coles P. NJ.
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ATTENTION.

ATTENTION.
TNASMUCH as all that concerns California, the Chol.
era exceedingly interesting to the public of the -
present day, think It will be to my interest 10 inform M
all those flying from the Cholera or 20 California, that 90
if before they go they will call with the cash saesoOm,
No Is Grayier street. up stairs they supply themselves
with of those justly popular and very fine Mems Black
Soft Fur California Hats, lately known as Buena Wis
tas" which Hats, together with great variety Of Others,
will offer wholesale the parties above indicated at
which will enable them to make their p one OF pToht as
well pleasure, BY selling these Hats at greatly enhanced
prices to those less fortunate who have never heard
Of the rates at which sell HAS and Cans a No 10
DO New Jersey Manufacturer
CALIFORNIA! CALIFORNIA !!-GOLD! GOLD!
EATS-HATS-Just the article for the California ~.
market Can pnt 9p ~ doz II q case Of 70 feet ~
examine them, at JOHN DURBRIDGE'S, ~
dl3 l2t = Customhonse street, up stairs.
WANTED
A SUITABLE PERSON 10 act Clerk Of Steam
IA boat who would take interest in the boat which is
permanently engaged in safe and prosperous business
10 person having about thousand dollars invest
gVOd saIaD may DC obtaned- A line addressed to A. B.
left at this office stating where an interview NAV h. rad
Will receive immediate attention. d2O
WANTED.
a SITUATION as CLERK in a Mercantile House or as
nssi.tant in Clerks Office OF Court Is wanted by
middle aged who has had some expenence in either
capacity, having been resident of this city some years
pss me best references can be given. Address e. X at
FOR SALE.
a sEGAR AND OYSTER SHOP. with stock and
hxutes--dong first rae cash business for sale on
INQUIRE at the Dreni.es Al Galiatn street DIG stt
Is HEREBY GIVEN, that from and after the 1st day of
Ridge will be removed from the new Shell Road and ful
Tolls charged for passing the Gate, either way al the city
end, according to law, viz: ~
For every and Horse, az eta
For Cart Chair. CabnOlet with or more horses 1917
FoLCoaeh. Phastop or other four wheeled CaTages Is
aE ~ II. J. RANNEY,
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BROWNS GOLD PENS.

BROWNS GOLD PENS.
u Now store, large stock Of these UNRIVALED GOLD
PENS. Also supply GOLD PENS from the ether eel
ebated without Cases. Also fine variety Of
PEN-HoLDERs-ot Gold, Silver Pearl, POrcupne Quill,
For sale wholesale and retail by
oil lm2dp GUINNESS & BUsH 10 Camp street
ty- Jackson Fire Co. No. IL. -The Officers and
SUPERINTENDENT Of he Female Orphan Asylum for their kindness
'V da6 ' Il A. HENDRlKs Secretary
s=z- Cholera - BERNARD'S CHOLERA REM.
EDY used internally and BROWNS PAlNklLLEk externally,
Asiac Cholera Diarrhea Coics Cramps and
should without this remedy will life
if taken in time. Sold only a s. y ras street dls st
ez- Preventive.-The Picayuue says that Cleanliness
PreveBves Of Cholera Clean UNDEkslh
DRAWERS SOCKS, be obtained both good ana
cheap LEIGAT0N's Genemens Furnishing e'ofsi R 40
Royal street, ~
EY- Asiatio Cholera-DR. PRESTON, who was en-.
The prevalence 34 viii be happy 70 rem er
persons afflicted with this fearful naady' Oe one
door Of ST. Charles street. in 81 Joseph street uio I'm
~ Card.-RIDLVG SCHOOL.-ln answer to
many inquiries addressed to the su1sefinr y $500 y ~
nounc they series Of Lessons IN g ~ te
Circus, sufficient number OF Pupils are engage App
cation may Office Of the undeeq a ~ A. NJ and
SPIN. f M n sT6s,r.nrf
dis sdpf Late Riding Master at Franeoni and Asley's
WANTED.
A SITUATION By middle aged woman as ehildE
n nurse IN family where the services of white
eed Satisfactory references TO the character of the
applicant will be given By applying at this Office DO
TO HIRE.
A NEGRO WOMAN-with her child months oId-a
"A good Cook and beautiful Washer Apply a. No. Ga
81. Charles street. front office, pp stain. dlS LIT
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Auction sales This Day.

MoRPHY & MENUS will sell at 10 O'Clock, at No 81 Maya
zine street, Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps etc. also, at L
O'Clock, at the of Magazine and Delord streets
Choice Flowers and Fruit Trees.
R. NJ ARMF1ELD viii sell at the store ofJasper +. Smith,
Canal street, Dry Goods Hats Boots. Shoes, etc. with
out reserve. lG1V See Auction head.I
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B. F. SMITH & BRoCKLEBANKs

DENTAL SURGEONS.
Rerth cor It Il LAFAYETTE SQUARE aps ST. chARIE s
r. street nss d&Wa
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ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
d2i&w No 81 Mg0ozine street
30 MHRoHANTs, RANKHRs ANn oTHERs.

TO MERCHANTS, BANKERS AND OTHERS.
Just imported from the celebrated in England large
stock Of PERFECT PAPERS, expressly for BLANK BOOKS.
The superiority English papers well known as we'll as e i'm
portance Of having Account Books wths
peculiar humidity our climate.
These papers Of the consistency Whatmans Celebrated
Drawing Papers, and the description Of papers used by all Public
Offices Including the Bank Of Engandl Of Great Britain
portion Of this class Of BLANK BOOKS is Fois ReaF and
those who are in want Of VERY SUPERIOR BLANK BOOKS
invited to call and examine them.
The prices will not exceed the usual avs books
Orders received and executed after any particular pattern al out
and improved BLANK BOOK BRIBERY
Also imported full supply Of Morian's celebrated INKS copy
ING PRESSES and BOOKS.
n29 7dpf ~ ''o'ionsr4 E is 59
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THOS. L. WHITE,

THUS. u. " HIIE,
No. So CANAL street.
Law Medical and Miscellaneous Bookseller,
Invites Law Medical Literary Gentlemen call and examine
the large assortment Of BOOKS and STATIONERY offered for
at New York, Phi adel phia and Boston prices T. L.
W. having paid particular selecting LAW MEDICAL
and SCHOOL BOOKS satisfied saying that he sell
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.-,UNrrps f.Oh CALIFORNIA.
wENES intending visiting the above wouid do well 10
- eau q IEiGHTON'S Ouifitting store No R0Bai
sset, ena supply themselves with good SHIRTS etog
even mors valuable than sold. ans 2dp6i
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A SITUATION By middle aged woman as chld'E
"A nue in family whee the services Of white person
efed Satisfactory references TO the character Of the
applicant will be given By applying At this office. do
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PLANTATION CLOTHING.
220 04400 neagy Long hersey MONKEY JACKETS;
T5ooo :. Twiled Red Flannel Shirts
oVVV hickory do.
80. A lsO &C..
WOOL HATS, BROGANS BLANKETS vApN
SOCKS ETC. ~
" The above Clothing is made in the sapgest manner
warranted to give the utmost satisfaction and win be sod
accommodating terms. M d FOT,GER
81 &i0 corner Cusomhonse aud Old I.avae ats.
COMMON REPORT
GAYS that the best HATS and GA PS in the city csp
- always be found at ne cOTHer Of CHaRTR ES IN
80 and C.7JsdL streets. All persons desiring III
- to know the truth Of the report respectfully q
Sonvlted TO call and examine the superior stock on
hand-e0nssing Of Beaver Moleskin Cassimer sill and
Gutta Psrcha HATS Fancy Velvet and Cloth CAPS for
CbIl1fen' etc., etc. j. DARCY
1lo corner Chartres and Canal streets
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
THOMPSON & NIXON
Fas h1onable Clothing store,
No a C.4N.9L STREET
~ AN u received by late arrivals Large Sfock If
- sONABLE CLOTHING, Of superior styles 10 wbio
ey respectfully solicit the attention Of their friends an
purchaseu generally ofa ojofH
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4 I.
Cy Country Purchasers requested
this Assortment inducements can be offered unequaed
| any other establishment in this city. d. 3w2dp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

phor. gill offhe oil Il Ouganum, snd pint sweet oil
thr whole together and rub the sprainsJ part thrrf
flne- day tor Ew days, When IN most cas- $. cure
" n I've effected.
For difficulty IN Ceiaaiiag.-Bpil 4 ounces Of tho
flowers 81 yare" n halt CALM vi waite. 1T 80 min-
ates then srain. and aud II safpeife To Tire hs'
WREN The salipeie dissolved. divide the rum into
four parts AID mosea tho TODD II he hurs with one
portion each morning, IL four mafaiugs ia succession
Cooijag Spring U,rneh MAXI a les of2 N Il Tho
bark Il the loot at sass3sfrds, and an equal quantity #
Ice wed, h9l a half alton II watrf. dissolve IN
III Of Carbe. sdie. sfl give the horse put III The
d,cueun irre fabr ruiHgs succession on las =
my aeb b.n give hm gentle r,erclre Jr hour
br>ofe biug I'D.
For tte thoic Doll > % of gineef IN quart Of va
Ter, until tho quantity has decreased aIi. sfan and
dissolve ~ al ida thrfcln--ive tins ~ dench mix
l. one hour lhef after give pint Of n,ccd oil,
and Jet the hefse be nmyei slowly about 5t hoaf.-
II the medicine does not operate that tne, he should
received injection If tlaber salts. sy OF ID. dis
solved 10 quar- Of warm water
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

Frum Baliimofe American Farr or.
GARDEN WORK FOR JUNE.


.litloR,-Thln these ont 81 as Ia leave Only two o.
three u he best and strongest vines the hill weed and
noe arsund The plans.
Squash, -4'freai these as directed Tor melons
Sietct uidfpcs { lean these and draw earth around
The vines
Sciinr-oR Cabban, Plant, Pren,re your rr annd
and sci on our cabbage plants taking advantage OF The
FIRST rain I do 81.
Cami irrr, The leaves Of your early caulihowers
urst 20, ,,endoWn to preserve the flowers from sun
AMI faa piaats # later sowing must be- waered in all
dry weather an kept clean. Plants ready for being
uanspsa'ed bcld be out the first rainy spell Of
weather
Cetci7t-Thr plants Of This delicious vegetable should
now he plluted NJ
Ptas-S,lt ed not too much exposcd to the sun.
and plaa y is-'i.s laree narrowiat the best
asparagus b,ds -toa'd he cleaned Il weeds
Bcans-plant successive crops Of lhese IN the begin
ming aud middle q the month
Letfuff utt ruur lettuce 10 head and SOW ace
f,r another taa
Small saiading NJ all knd.-C ontinue 10 sow seed Of
4hese throughout the moah
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
RIIA nAGA IlR\IPS.

Those who may feel inclined Ia try the culture of tn .
excellent rot, We wuuld recommend To lay themselves
oui 10 give the lahd good deep plaughng early this
month, 10 harrow II and let Il lay ill about the 10Th Of
jun, when II shoHi he manued with well railed ma
nure ploashed and narrowed to receive the seed. Rula
Baeas Vii grow broadcast but will do better If
SOW IN drills Whcte dulled IN half the manure should
be put the drills he covered with the sa and the seed
drilled IN It Wa allude to the subject thus early 10 al
lord an opportunity oigcttinE The manure togelher-
Where decompsed stable bafn-yard manure may not
be convenient, such compost as have named for
White tufnips will answer lor tins variety.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
MACK WI TER
Cotton and WO0iicn ManulacfOry

~ HE subscriber takes tins method 10 inlifm the
pabhc n geaeral lhs he viii he ready, by the 9th
May, to receive WOOL for the purpose u
.nm4tetpiag II i.io Jepn ofrarlous 9taaiti Is
suitable for Negro Clofling and he fur.
nsh himself With supply II el1h h. will b. ready Ia
exchange cloth tpr wnJ lie pledges himself make
his prices accommodating, and should rny prefer 10 pay
leit bills oi weaving. e.clae1iup Tor Goods m Vol
the higbos, pflce will be allowed tor the same.
In subscriber feels confident. from his experience in
the business that he will be able 10 furnish the
nly Tl'h sreh Goods as they may want aud respects
nlly insists upon the pahlc giving n Goods exau
nation, as eten "a he toay get under
JAS. ;. CREWDNoN, Ayr. l.. NJ. Go,
y y lie will be prepared at the same time to Gard
Wosl ia Common Rolls, and better article Of Rolls "a
never been caird than such he will turn oul, and AT
scfY reasonable price,.
ID mol f,gct In bring your Wool, and if any injury
done IN eafdng, The Dol will be taken Of your hads
a. IN cents per Ii.
Machinery all new, and Of the most approved MOI
thcra manufacture. j. C.
Apul l3-u
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Cfectic Medical fnGrlnaTy,
PETERSBURG VA
DRS. h-E.N'SUOR 1Yyi- &. PRICE,

RE prcpa-rd to receive and treat all persons afflicted
with Gno4ic ard s,tpc~-d 'gesabie forms Of Disease
HE treatment they adopt strictly Eccfic Rejecting all
poisonous and injurious remedies the administer internally
mid ceye.abic recdies and, wennet ssary and the
requiring they such portions Of the Hyo1opac Practice
they deem essential Mild vegetable remedies the warm
Va"r shower and other baths, with strict dieting, will relieve
aim st any given ionn Of Chronic disease.
In BypepSta especially, they toe warranted in stating,
they ensure in almost every matter wha,
form OF how long standing from te0 six months They
can refer TO gentlemen d hr highest standing in every
ton ot the State, Nrghia,) who vail take pleasure
tlyinp 10 ihet success
TERMS -Boar ard ". Neal attendance from s. to SIS
per week. Medicines extra charge.
y. B-Ihry will give reasonable prices for Negroes
hised with Chronic Disease, when not too Old.
Address kENN0RllIN PRICE,
1. !: kENNoRfnf, NJ. u. Petersburg, Va.
II. NJ PRICE, NJ. y. August l9w Pm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

have been subject 10 attacks ofte ple. during VIM,
have suffered an the fortunes OF that complaint had
pared finding relief except in death have i1 las
urs t. iaiJrm You sthere yet balm in Glead L..
u,ed tveb'e+ oil your Sarssparlla and feel no remain.
n" old com plant send You tins for publication and n
person YOU may reertomc would be happy to inform ~ ny
benefit have received al Your hands . NC
iolis truly, JOHN HILL
July 6, iSi6 AZ Frltan,
Ihomas Smith Printer lG2 Nassau st Sd story cured r
long standing and ggra,aed case OF the Piles
Principal D1re, i26 Fulton street, Sun Building y Y
r. ding CO & state street, Boston-pvo sons "a,
North ID street PhladephaS. :. Iance, Druggist Bat,
mete-p. NJ Cohen, Gharleston-Wrght * Co, Chaffe.
street, \. olo5 South Pearl street. Albany and by ali
the principal Druggists and Merchants generally Throughout,
the United States, West Indies and the Canadas
For sale IN l'ynehbaTg, by d. II LYMAN, Druggist
ipc. 2-oail2mT
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Fashions, Fashions
For the Spring and SWInmc of ISIS.

\ WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of ync :
I burg, and the surrounding country, that my NORTH
aud French report Of Fashions Ia, Just To hand
as issacl hy Thomas Oliver Of New Y rk. They aro
Fery different fom any thns heretofore issued and II.
fine taSl,
Thankful frrhe liberal patronage hercofore ex'en led
to me- my friends aud the public may be assured. Win
the advantages have in being agenl fer If the best
reporters The United States, OF getting garments Gu;
in he most splendid
NORTHERN OR FRENCH STYLES.
as they may f,ncy. All work Entrusted my care, shall
be done with despatch. JOHN Oakley.
Mn H-ALs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

R..ll BIZ u. Ealor ofHs .lnetisnn Farnlcr.

Eegi Yhe Editor qfHe .l,aeeisaa Farmer.
Orchard class seed may be s)Wn in the Spring at the
sane TINE ot sowing CJytr seed gain fields, any
time between that and the Last ii Mly-or 1t may be
sowuin tn autumn. At the lue ii sowing small gam.
Mart Of the eeet IS injured ~ being kept long the
sach before h-ag thro,hed ont hence BE cause Of
lis frequently fihus to up hence the cause o It's
growing IN tufts. few and llr bcwrcn We think upon
best In II with clover seed In that case thc inter
walls between tho orchard grass tufts would be flied with
clurer.
Otchf gr,s+ seed beiorc being sow should be spread
onl on The barn other nour. aud moderately mosencd
with watering pot should then be- beaped up aud let
remain IN pleore d.yhen here should be ashes OF pla
Ter stfwn and mixed through thrm so as To sepa
rate The seed af sowing. Ihls Treatment encourage
the terminating powers Of the seed, and makes them
come many days earlier, and. fact secures the
ing up u many seeds which would uihcrNisr perish IN
the ground. For upland m, allow. It infinitely pre-
1ttfhle Ia Timothy The latter dclghing in a mist soil
u secarc good stand ii plants II wiz require two
bushels ii seed per acre, whrn alone; when
with clover seed bushrl of orchard grass seed aud -
pounds Of clover seed The orchard grass = anunu the
It,t,st frasses # sprng. aud the latest In autumn
W hen cut al The night nuc Just when II il conn4 IN
10 ho1mlt makes an excellent hay--as pasture gtaas
II IS t. lahlo ia all seasons-luNuae IN The sa e and
sp IT'S IN the intensity Of the suns heat When mn ed
with clover the Is relieved Of It's power hoven cattle.
In very strong ground. with favorable expasure II
may be cut three times III two cuttings may
always b. relied upon. "a f1Ncts nca'ly about the
same ume Nc 81 vi, II iofms eNrt'rntmixurc Hllh
thai gras1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
Alt9ny tus. L, 1914
To NerHrRS MD MARRIED LADIES.

This Extract Of ~rf>lplra has been expressly prepared
in reference lcnr complaints NJ female who has r,a-
suppose She Is approaching that critical period The
tufnul HE should neglect Ia take it. certain pre-
yeniirye any 81 tie and horrible diseases 10
whchlenales subjected til, tine 81 life. This period
may elyel several BY Using this medicine Nor Is
r,~ valuable those approaching womanhood as 4
calculated nature tr euitScning the Flood ard inv
Grating tie ytcm. ffdcea, tins medicine Is invaluable IN
all the diseases To " hrh women ~ subject.
llbraec~ the whole system, reaeNs permanently the natn-
raj removing the impurities OF the body-not
rstinuatn thu ysrr produce subsequent rola%a
tan, which Is thu ofmos mcaiencs atca tu- female
weakness and disease.