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Rra. GREEN; .9uclfOassr.

IJOUSEH0 OLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION-On Wed
nesday the lth instant, shall sell, the brick house
Pennsylvania avenue, the OF 18th street
near the War Department. Uhe flag will designate the
house) at 10 o'clock m, good lot OF funiture WIS
Mahogany, hair seat, sofa, and parlor chairs
Do pier, centre, aad dining tables
Do bedsteads and washstands
Do bureaus and chamber glasses
Piano forte, cane aud wood seat chairs
Maple high and low post bedsteads
Grandoles, astral and other lamps
Wardrobes, lounges, pine tables &c.
Feather beds mattresses, carpets, curtains, NC.
Radiators, paror, and air tight stoves
Walters, China, glass, and cooking ware
With many other articles unnecessary TO mention.
Terms, All sums of and under $40, cash $40, a
credit Of 50 and 80 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest A GREEN,
Ap I0-2t Auctoneer.
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E,URNITUBE DRY GOODS.-CLAGETT N DODSON
would pee fully inform all housekcepes well as
those who intend to keep house, that THEN
the above description goods is how complete so that al
furnish from stock their entire house from
attic with all kinds of carpetng, mangs, and oil cloth,
for floors.
All kinds of curtain materials, such damask in satin
aine, India damask and damask dimity, in pink, blue
buff yellow, and white all new and beautiful goods
All kinds muslin and lace curtains from the most eabo
ratey worked to the plainest aud cheapest kind
Also, general assortment Of bedding table linen, and
owelng in word, all dry goods wanted in furnishing
u house, from the richest to the poorest.
CLAGETT & DODSON,
Corner of Penn avenue and 9th street, up stairs.
Aprl 3-3teoif
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TUCKER a. DANIEL, merchant tailors, 3 doors eas
of Browns hotel, beg leave call the Attention of their
customers and others 10 their of spring goods
received in store Their stock comprises every de-
scpton of articles for coats pantaloons, and
season, and in point of quality and price be sur
passed by any establishment in this city elsewhere
articles for gentlemen's wear.
Ap 5-3taw2w
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ClsinAs against Mexico.

( NOkNELlUS p. VAN NESS AND FRANCIS A. DICK
~ ms will attend to the pre- pairing and prose-
cutting OF claims of citizens OF the United States against
Mexico before the Board OF COMMISSIONS which will
meet ON the 10Th of the present month. They had
great deal OF experience and recovered large be-
tore former boards Their terms will be moderate.
All letters addressed either of them Washington
post paid, will receive prompt attention.
April Adm
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DREVET Major Theodore O'Hsra and Captain n H.
ID Gather late OF the army, located in Washington
city, to attend TO military and all descriptions OF
claims against the government and business in the
they will also prosecute claims arising before the
Board OF Commissioners under the treaty with Mexico
officers and soldiers OF Mexican may rely upon the
prompt attention to their business.
Address O'Hara 81 Gather, post paid
Ap 6--du
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Rv Il. GREEN, .7uclfOneTr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.-On
Wednesday, the ilth instant, shall sell the premi
O'clock lot No in No. 2E, fronting
north L. the of 18th street. So feet, running
back wide alley l20 feet, containing $3.50 feet
The above described property part OF that which
the Cottage burnta beautiful location for private
residence.
Terms half cash, and the balance in six and twelve
months, for bearing interest. deed given, and
deed of trust taken.
Also Immediately after the above sale, shall proceed
sell lots Nos and g. in square Ne 1884, fontine SO feet
inches each north street. the of 18th
vest and the old Mud House. The lots contain be-
thirteen and fourteen thousand feet, sufficient
ly large for good garden. Terms, cash.
ApS-3tf A. GREEN Auct.
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Rhode Island

Mr. King (whg) is elected to Congress in the eastern
congressional district by large majority In the west
district there is no election Mr.. Thurson the late
democratic member, receives IS votes than Sher
man, with New Shoreham to be heard from. A new
trial must be made, it was two years ago. 'On this
second trial plurality will elect and that Mr. Thurs.
ton will receive the plurality, he Providence Heral
can hardly entertain doubt"
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LAND OFFICERS.
DANIEL SIGLER, of Indiana, to be register OF the land
office at Winamac, Indiana.
SAMUEL BRENToN, of Indiana, to be register OF the land
Office at Fort Wayne, Indiana.
JOHN H. THOMPSON, OF Indiana, 10 be receiver OF public
moneys at Indianapolis, Indiana.
NOEL SMALLwooD, of Indiana to be receiver of public
moneys at Fort Wayne, Indiana.
DAVID Moore. of Alabama, TO be receiver of public
moneys at Demopolis, Alabama
MARsHALs.
ALEXANDER IRVINE, of Pennsylvania, to be United
States marshal for the western district OF Pennsylvania
GEORGE LITTLE, of North Carolina, to be United States
marshal for the district of North Carolina.
CHAMPION j. HUTCHINSON, OF Wisconsin, to be United
States marshal for the district of Wisconsin
SAMUEL BARR, of Delaware, to be United States
shall for the district of Delaware.
ATTORNEY.
Bowen SwElTzER, of Pennsylvania, to be attorney OF
the United States for the district of Pennsylvania
COMMISSIONER PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
IGNATIUs MUD, of the District of Columbia, to be
Commissioner of Public Buildings
WARDEN.
THOMAS FrrNAM. of the District OF Columbia, to be
warden of the peptentiary.
INDIAN AGENT.
PHILIP RAIroRp, of Alabama to be Indian agent for
the Creek Indians.
Appointment by tho Secretary OF tho Interior.
JOHN c. HAYS, of Texas, to be Indian sub-agent on
the Rio ella, New Mexico. (InteLigeneer
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Times closing and the receipt ut the
post ONCE gtOn, u. G.

rJNIl E great eastern mail from Baltimore, Philadelphia
i New York, Boston, &c, and Buffalo, &c, will now
be received by o'clock a daily and the mail to be
sent this office and by those places will be closed
he tofore, at O'Clock p. daily.
The southern mail will be closed hereafter daily 8
O'Clock and will be received. heretofore, daily by
O'Clock p
The second eastern (way) mail and great mail
mail trains north of Philadelphia are TO arrive there in
time connect with the train for Baltimore, which brings
great mail, arrive here by No mail is
received this Office Sunday night, and
way mail, to be sent beyond Baltimore, is made up
Saturday night.
The mail for Annapolis, Maryland and Norfolk and adj
pncss in Virginia. is closed every night. except Sat-
urday, at p m and is received six times a week, with
mail from Baltimore, Maryland, by I'm
The mail from Georgetown, d. c., is received twice daily
hours.
The mail from Rockville. &C., Md, received Monday
Wednesday, and Friday of each week by p. and it
closed for those places al p m. of the same days
The mail from Brookvlle, nc, Md, is received by
of Wednesday and Saturday each week, and closed for
fhoeo places Al 9 p of Monday and Thursday.
Upper Marlboro &c, Md received by D. M, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday, and closed days p m
Port Tobacco, Nc Md. received Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday, by p. M closed Sunday Tuesday, and
Warrenton, Mlddeburg, &c, Va received Sunday
Wednesday, and Friday, by III p. m; closed p m.
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Leesbnre, Ac Va, received by and closed at p.
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
gJThe postage on newspapers, and that on all printed
matter addressed to foreign country required to be
paid in advance. The postage is also be prepaid
and packets addressed countries other than
Great Britain and Ireland and Bremen, in Europe, and
some places which they pass through the Bremen post
CHARLES X. GARDNER, Postn aster.
Posr OFFiCE WASHINGTON, April z ISD. Ap3-3teod
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DAHASoLs, ParssoIsts, and Umbrellas We will open
this morning rich and elegant assortment, including
almost every shade OF color We respectfully call the
ienton OF the Ladies wating to purchase, stock
not equaed IN this District either ia richness variety
combining also cheapness.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY " CO.,
Successors to d. Cageu 81 Co.
An 3-dIv
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rJNRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE FUHNITU ME
Sc-By authority of deed of trust, bearing date the
18th day of February 9S, and recorded in Lber W. b
No 1879, toios 37i 375, &c will Thursday, the 9Th
day of April next beginning 10 O'Clock proceed
sell the premises public auction, all the goods, chat
tells household stutfs implements furniture, and stock in
trade in the National Hotel in this city, together with
the good will OF the said hotel
The premises arr well known The property will be
open for inspection Tuesday and Wednesday pre-
cediug the sale
The terms will be: All sums under $25 cash; from 49,
$50 and four months credit $780, four, and
months with approved endorsed notes bearing interest
b. +. MIDDLETON,
JOS II. BRADLEY,
Mar 2l-2aw2W&ds Trustees.
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nv A. GREEN, .sucifoneer.

EINE BRANDY in quarter and eighth casks auction
On Tuesday, the 10Th inst. shall sell, my
house, the Of Oh and streets, Haslup Wee
dens buildings O'Clock m, quarter and eighth
casks of fine Resteaus fourth proof Brandy The above
excellent article and be sold the highest bidder
for cash Retailers and dealers in neral respectfully
invited to attend the sale. A. GREEN
APP SIT Auctoneer.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
TUESDAY MORNING APRIL 10, Is4s.

GO Mr. c. JAMES, No Harrison street. Cincinnati ONO
general travelling agent for the States assisted by
Smith j. T. Dent T. O. smith, Frederick Hawse John
Armstrong Taylor T. M Stevenson, w. Ramsey, and
Perrin Locke.
CO. ISRAEL f.. JAMES. 1872 South Tenth street Phiade
pha general travelling agent assisted by James kWhp
pie, VIM H. Weld o. H. Stem John b. Weld T. Waterman
John Collins James Dserng Albert Wellington r. s. James,
Henry Plat, and f. A. Evans.
o. Mr.. HENRY NJ LEWIS, of Montgomery Alabama, our
travelling agent for Alabama and Tennessee assisted by
b Brett.
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Rv A. GREEN, .9ucttOneer.

VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND ADJOINING THE
oe UpKnPoKAIloN LINE, T3NIAI IN II ACRES
of April, shall sell immediately after the OF the cows,
horses, hogs, wagons, &c, OF Mcssrs Genzenbaugh IL
and occupied by them contang IL acres. high OF
cultivation, and welenclosed, portion of which is
in meadow.
Terms Ten per cent of the purchase money cash bal
in five annual nsalments for bearing interest
AID 3-eodNds A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
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by a. GREEN, .9,~tfonecr.

IJORSES, cows HOGS, PLOUGHS, HARROWS
IL Carryas Carts, Hay, Straw and Corn fodder,
tion.-On Monday, the 10Th of April, shall sell the
residence and dairy establishment of Messs Genzenbach
and Schaub, the corporation line, North Capito
and Eslng's backyard, adjoining the residence
Mr. Gilman, at 10 o'clock, a. m, the entire stock &c.
viz;
good horses, IL good mich lot of hogs, &c.
2 new carts, q good CARTS pougbs and harness
cutivator, harrow. cutting box, COW. chains, &c.
Lot of hay, straw, and corn fodder
Also, other house, farming, and dairy utensils.
Terms, All of and under $40, cash; over 500 a
credit of two and four months for satisfactorily
dorsed bearing interest. A. GREEN,
Mar 3I-eodNds Auctioneer
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I)RESBYTERIAN observation-disclosures styles q
binding-"Parish hymns
Baptist hymn books
Methodist hymn books-Virginia selection of hymns
Catholic hymns, anthems, psalms, &c.
Lutheran Church hymn book
The German Reformed Church hymn book
Episcopal prayer books. of every variety.
For sale by TAYLOR N MAURY,
April 8 Booksellers, near 9th street
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nj Union Engraving and Darhy's illustrations of
KIP Van Wrinkle, given to subscribers for 1913, be
delivered In May specimen of each just received, and
can be seen atTAYLOR " MAURY'S Bookstore, where
subscriptions taken for lSt9 Those subscribing early
IN the year Will get their enRravings and great
advantage to the institution collect their funds early
gay 90 per annum. Apr5
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As soon as DIR. Douglas. the late Commissioner oil fuv
Inc Buildings, can find leisure, he will lay expose "
case and his prescription before the public.
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The correspondent Of the Baltimore Patriot states '
Several changes Of heads of bureaus" are about
transpire.
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TWELVE LECTURES, by Professor AKassz, OF
Comparative Embryology complete, with l4O engraved
illustrations; price Is cents.
AplO FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Union of the Dem ocrncy,

Union of the Democracy.
The New Haven Register points to the signs OF the
horizon with great hopes of success. 1t says:
The signs of The times indicate thorough union of the
democracy OF New York, and glad it. There
Is cardinal difference in reality between the branch
es and therefore why the breach should not be
healed Democracy is tolerant by nature and should
ways be in practice No democrat wishes extens on
of saverynone woud interfere with the rights of
eign States Let us then, shake hands all round,
position, and remain nvincibe The democrats of
New York city have all agreed on Myndert Van Setback
ian old democratic knickebocker) for mayor and the
being broken the other nominations will unlikely be
tremendously agreed on Then, let whigery "lee to the
mountains!' Tho election off on Tuesday next
Mr. Van Schack is by both of the democratic cques
in New York He is supported democrat, without
regard TO his being freesoler an old bunker
The Troy (New York; Budget halls the signs in other
parts of the State:
Perhaps (says this paper in county Of the State
have the democratic party been distrac ted than in
the county OF Greene Even before the amentable div-
ions In our party had spread any considerable extent the
democrats of that county commenced the dunion
and until quite recently union could be effected The
consequence has been the wings have for years had their
own way in that formerly reliable democratic county But
there elsewhere hroug the State the democrats of
both sections finally concluded, and wisely too that thew
would unite their forces more, and rally under one
banner and in support OF creed OF prnc pies
The good effect of this noble union already evidenced in
the result OF the elections The democrat have car
rcd everything before them, electng their supervisors in
every town, except Two The board stands ten dem
wings! he truth is the democratic party
easily beat their opponents when they united bn
expect to succeed when divided"
We are indebted the Cincinnati ENQUIRER for the fol-
lowing notice:
A VALUABLE woRk.-The Union is preparing to nnbi,h
very early day. the last number of the Campaiyn
embracing index of the whole, the ofca
tho last presidential election The Union vii, have
extra copies OF the whole Campaign bound up for sale a,
that office Perhaps no other campaign paper presen,
copions illustration of the facts and argumc nts
which entered into tho contest of last fall Every politician
should possess himself OF a copy.
1--WE shall distribute the last number of the Cam
paign in the of this week and the whole series
OF numbers will be bound up and ready for delivery in
about ten days, at 81 so per copy-Epl
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The following batch of appointments appears in the
National lntelligencer of yesterday morning 1t is not
stated that they made to fill any vacancies which may
arise from designations deaths, expiration of commits
sons. We have no doubt that the other vacancies
created the two in this District were, by the decaptaon
Of the incumbents What them becomes of the pledges
of Gen Taylor to act the part of nopaty President
correspondent of the Baltimore Sun states that zone
hundred and thirtytwo appointments made in the
Post Office Department for the week ending the 7h in
slant" Where Fiiz Henry oficiates at the guillotne
blood will flow freely, and heads will fall like autumnal
leaves into the basket.
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NEW ARRIVALS We have just received, in addition
seasonabe goods which respectfully invite the
lion of friends and the public generally, as we de-
tcmned offer great bargains to all who favor
walls:
20 pieces fine white cambria muslins
20 do medium do do
% do low priced do do
% do fine plaid cambrcs
% do do musins
25 do do do l2i cts
20 do fine white jaconet aInbrics
20 de do medium do
10 do do low priced do
10 do French coloed aconets
70 do do lawns, cheap
90 do dark gughams, extra wide
25 do small checked do
Is do pink and blue do
30 fine corded skirts
rs do do do ready made
SO low priced do
300 grass cloth do cheap
20 pieces gauZe flannels
so do fancy colorcd drlings
10 do do striped and plaid white do
81 do Irish linens embracing all prices and qualities
% do fancy cassimeres
10 do do cheap for boys
ALSO,
so pieces rich spring bonnet riband I2h per yard
Together with a rich and elegant assortment of ladies'
dress goods
Also endless variety of staple and domestic goods all
Of which will sell on the reasonable terms.
CLAGETT, NEWTON MAY, " Co.,
Apr 7-3tdif Successors to d. Clagelt ~ Co.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-02-17
THOMAS C. GARRETT s co.
IlIpORTERs OV

w .A,A ES O. G&9 - % 9
Faae and Britannia Ware, Cutlery, and
n Faney Goods and Naruf'ciurers of Jew.
elry AMI silver Ware, l92 Cbcsnut street, Phila
d5phia; have received 10y late arrivals l9'ge and
handsome s'o,k Of English and Ere ch Watches.
and Marhlo, Porcelain and Fancy Ciocks.
Plated Urns, Castors Cake Baskets. High and
Chambgr Caudlss,ck Soup Ladies' :. oons AID
Forks. Asa a good assortment Of Dti ANNA
Ware ard Fine Cuil -.
Their stock Of JEW ELRY is large and ofihc
most f. honahle kind, and hey are well -upplleI
iJh Silver Spoons. Forks. Mocs n apkn Rnqs
Butter Knives 6<c and vi hou, IN king any dis.
pay Of p';ces in the pu'hc rriu's, thpy are PEE
pared Ia sril low IS those who do, and invite
prisons wishing to purchase 20 ra
fE.isa,l, hia June 10, lSi9.-Gn
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Flnse and Distance saved!
sT5 ~ BURY FERRY.

VENHE Subscribers having leased the Sunbury
y Ferry, b"g leave to inform the public. that
'heY are prepared to convey Teams, Pleasure
Carriages and Foot passengers across the river
With safety and without delay. They have pro
vid"d themselves with new and nmmodions
crafts. which will always De attended with able
and careful hands
Persons travelling TO and from and through
Snnhnrv 10 New Berlin. L"wisburg, Hartleton
and other places. will find it greatly to their all.
vantage 10 cross AZ This Ferry instead of the
Bridges. they would save from two to -four
miles in distance. JOHN SPECIE.
LEWIS LENaART.
Sunburv, April l. 1915
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FEVER AND AGUE!!!
UTHOROUGHLY ERADICATED-1
BY ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE

THAT great National, Old Favortn. and Ster.
ling Remedy!!! of EIGHTEEN Y AIRS
>TANDlNG-still unapproacned in its wonder
ful success, certainty ard saf ty in the CURE OF
vRErcHED coMPLAINr!!!
O. II yon would escape the arsenica tpoison.
nus oouiterfeits take not bottle from am me.
tha is nat guarded by ,criiteu sienoiure''
of the original inventor and proprietor, JonN r.
RowANp, on a papo iaJek crossing The mouth
ond corh.
THIS remedy has never been holstered up by
false and decri fnl pufs but has won its way to
the confidence and universal ado ton Of the IN
habi'ants OF FEVER AND AGuE 6sTRIcrs BY ITS
coon WORkS.AND Fruits ALONE, tc
whit all the agents, and every person who hav,
used it, well testify.
PROPRtETOR'S OFFICE
1i3 Arch Street Philadelphia
Agents for Su bury-lra 7. Clement, J. w
Friing, II. NJ sser and Geo Bright
AGENTS for hnmbprland-Forsythe, Will
son Co, VI. MCay.
| August :. lSt9-eow
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FOR Ii DIGESTION

Rel, rion of food. Nausea. Vcmiings, Nervous af
,tcinns. Bilious complaints He'd achc, Ps''n, So
or Female lrregulariiies. DR.. SWEETSERS PA
NACEA will soon etf,c, a cure; but if Obstinate,
or attended with eriping, hying pains the dose
should be increased and the cure will soon be eff
'ec'ed. Let not the patents iriGhten themselves
wnh the idea that they are too week to take much
medi'ne; hu, hear in mind hat this mildly opr-a.
ting med cine pot not weakness into the frame. but
most certainly draws weskn, s. out leaves strength
in It's p1ce and by giving composed sleep al MIG t
and an appetite 10 relish any food, re.anna'es tho
whole frumc wi h vigorous action, clearing the
mind and improving the sight.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

ever is alg"vs caused hy diso,drriv ,soI9Sg
mem @. the blood. Struggling To ee Itself % an,-
uPins that encumters i, in fart every si,l IF &.
yer Is nnthinr more i'an s'-ssrs hniweep the
bio Vi and comnpy hnmnrs, aud as soon as the co,.
RI IT htninrF are xpel ei you have m more fever
WHOM patient with fAver submits IN he b,e3 or
iA'e bis hiood poisoned with mercury, 1t wpakrns
h'' ram" ~ se"h degree that If he survives the
T.res, alw avs l,lvez him subject L, DISTRESSING
'hhl', ~Aen times out of 10 he resorts to aeue
pS powders. or tonic mi yurrs; this is going an
had to "orsr. rs these vegetable nills powders Sc
a'' n thing hut mercury and whine in disguise.
which nav for time drive the disease So far int,
'h' hory as not 10 I've pcrcrp,rhe hu, very soon ;s
WI hreak out gan Silh feahll yin'ence T, .,rs
'o' ana r'er, he r'use 'i the disease must be 10.
FDv'd out of the blood nd BODY which can he .C
ctn It's don" by using Dr SWEErSER'S pa.
! NN'F y, which pur'he,, clcanscs snd strengthens
| 1t 20 TINS n'hnr tina, can possibly njure andit
use Is always safeguard against chills and leyers
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EIIrEMATISAI.

DR. Drakes Panncea is used with the greatest in
Rheumatic Cnnplnts especially such as chronic 1t cures
by driving cut n Impurities aud foul hun)urs which have
uasn, G 1ut nri SyYehnps the ins Other remedies
iemes give temporary relief; tins entirely eradica;es
the disease rom the system, when the limbs and bones
dleadiulv sMollen.