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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-11
Al ~ ROOF,
SHOE, HAT AND car STORE, -
~ Ii INK SOU are.

~ ID n N u SOU are,
LyNGHBuRG, VA.
rINIlE undersigned hase just opened splendid new
L stock vi BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, CAPS
TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS. Sc, &c.. purchased this
1nll in Boston, New York and Philadelphia. from the
hest established hnazt- in the unrtcrn markets, by
of the frm shehthcy would ealI the attention
nf the Ladies anl geutleniah OF Lyhehburg, and the
nado generally.
They have also purchased he HAT ESTABLISH.
MENf of Nh 1aeob Rumbough. mud having IN their
snplpy No. workmen. they prepared tn mpnufnc.
rr To order, HATS % he --latest .yle aud finest quail
ny.
Being determined sell Tor small profits. we solicit
sa NJ our store. next door below Messrs Mosby and
hntnuds Auction rnohi, whrcwc will our hos, cx.
rrtans to please. A. COCHRAN,
doe I-cta JNO q. TAYLOR.
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sOUTH-SaDE RAILROAD
FL I %

PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De
"A pot, in Pete, shurg every day. Sunday expected,
Mt o'clock A NJ. ana arrives at Burkeyie at the in
ter,eciiun of the Richmond and Danville Rail-Road
10 nclu~k.A connect ing that Road with Messrs.
p. Fngg 4 Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court inuse,
Halfix Court House Danvillc and Greensboro, n O.,
aud arriving Rice's STA ion N 1925. A. connecting
there with Mrssrs fngg. Caldwell & Co.'S Stage Line
for farmvilic nd Lynchburg.
Returning. the trun eaves Ricos Slation.a M,
ard Burkevc at q, p. arriving in Petersburg il
time for the trains going North South, connecting
every Tuesday aud Friday with the Appomattox Rail.
Road with he splendid nslps Roanoke and james
ttwn for wloik; which leave City Poini at p M.
and every "Wednesday with steamships for Philadelphia
which leave City Point nj the same hour.
i gers rreierrng remain in Petersburg the
jighi, take the morning train North at a. A. NJ.
the james River Bouts for Old Point, Norfolk aud BaIi
g. NJ, the for the South, at o'clock,
Arrangements have been made by which through tick.
between the following points may be procured at
the annexed rutes:
Between Petersburg and Lynchbme through in
sixteen hours, -.--....--...--- s. 90
Between Pctersl.nrg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in days, --..--..-----.. 90
Between Petersburg and White Sui plmr Springs,
through ia days.. ...---.- 10 90
Between Petersburg Danvnle, through in TWEEN
ty-taur hours, ------.--.- o -
Between Petersburg Gee sbor,', n. e., thru
in two -....-... ....... 10 on
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. n. G through
in Two ddy II w
Between Pete, sburg and Charlotte, $lS 90
\ freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday, "Wednesday and frilay morning at q, A m,nnd
returns the DAYS Any person wishing to the
freight obtain freight list by calling uTon
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot,
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SECOND DISPATCH.
ADDITIONAL BY TIE FRANKLIN.


NEW York, Nov To-
1t Is rumored that the French Government had
received very insulting manifesto from the Car.
The Turkish declaration is said to have caused
painful sensation at Petersburg. The Car had
assured British merchants that the persons and
property OF neutrals should be protected
The French Minister at the Court of Naples
had been recalled.
Intelligence from the Cape of Good Hope says,
that futher difficulty is anticipated in that quar-
ter between the English oolonists and the na-
tiyes.
Arrivals from California
The steamer Star of the West from san Juan,
and George Law, from Aspinwall, have arrived
The former brings one and three quarter millions
IN gold and the latter near nine hundred thou
sand.
New-YOrk Election.
The Wing tickets are successful-So far rs
heard from,the Ilards are several thousand ahead
of the Softs.
New York Markets
Flour advanced six to twelve cents, with good
demand for Southern at 81 Is to 81. Wheat firm
Corn held higher.
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An Immense Coal Field In Market.

FUNlIE under.il ned has eused for fifteen years Cal
L fold on New Rive Montgomery County. within
AIN seven miles al he Dept of the Virginia and
fnnnc.scc Railroad at .rw River
Suchis the hnnneza quantity aud superiority OF this
Coal that the unlesisned Ia induced. from s great
value aud ultimate prodtabrnoss, - invite attention
wards tot the pun fose OF procuring additional aid In
III infringement lie viii dispna Of hs interest alto
g,ter, or INA aneh angcinents mny DO ncoepto
bile amy ono whe upy be anxious oengage In tho
terprlae Ills leasefuns Fifteen years with thn undi-pu
iahe right way OVER tho lnndA, al Timber, &c,
And the privilege secured utter the fifteen years
pirc of removing all the Con which may be raised In
that time
Tho proximity of this magnificent mine Of wealth to
lie prcn Improvement ni the State aud being exactly
the line 4 The branch Ruil-Roni down New River
considerations which must make of greut vuluo at
~ dstunt luy
The liberal policy whic the Virginia and Tennessee
Rail Road Company are pursuing-hy turning arms
for the development ri the gent mineral of
the South wes-is another consideration which wall
lnnce The value nj the roal-hcdsl desie bring In
The market
All communications the sub ect will receive prompt
attention ood every facility in making personal obscrvu
liuns. Afforded by the subscriber.
hive nppon ted Jno. h. Ice, Esq, of l., nchburg,
my ngen To receive communications md enter Into
ehntions concerning future operation IN this enterprise
Either Mr. Lee 81 myself will respond promptly to all
aomu unicutions
My dress is nlaeksburg Montgomery County Va
oct 2S-dSeomf ISRAEL PRICE.
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DECElylNG ANDFOK WARDING..

Ia GROCERIES, IND PLASTER,-The sud"
crher4till continues the FIRE proof brick WAREHOUSES
IN tile canul amidst all the changes to receive and ion
ward Goods. Produce, Manufactured Tobacco, 81
Dur charges will be low aud forwarding done with dis
atcl
Will receive in few day,a fra, rate assortment at
;,oce,ics which he Will sell low, and buy at aiitimc-
Flour C orn Meal. Oats, lax Seed, Nc for which 10
will give the best plire-.
Pr and Bar Iron for sale --.....,l.,,
- IANES B. RENWICK
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MOOMMAN q MAmTIN, oFfea ,hel,

WI rerviccs to the public agents in
RECEIVING d. FORWARDING GOODS,
Or r the sale of any nnd all kinds of ountry Produce
tint mny be their care. One OF us or our agent
MI Royal, will be NJ the Rn Road Depot every day
tho arrival of Freight Cars for The purpose of receiving
and taking charge Of any produce sent to enre.
The closest atten IN gvent tho receipt and dcv
cry hen Cora or Oats.
Lett 'by moil,r othewise will be promptly attend
ed In. aug l2.dsets1
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Baltimore Markets, Nou. 10.
Flour. $7-No sales of grain since the steam
er's arrival.
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Greene Il Heath,
cow MISSIONS VIE 10 HANTS
SAN FRAN CHS CO,

PARTICULAR ATrEsrios rAip TO SALES or TOBACCO
hEFERENCES "A. & A. Lawrence d Co. Bos-
CO., Nov York, Co rtncy, Cushing \ Co. Baltimore
Davenport, Allen y Co, Richmond Edmond. Davep
pott Co. Richmond McCorke Jone- Mcdaniel
Hun Il Preston Miller & Crenshaw. Ign, hburg Va.
oct 81 dlmc6m
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DISAPPOINTMENT

above sale has been postponed TO Monday the
November, when it will take place at Amhers, c.
W. being Court day
\ lt9lnoy
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CONSIGNMENT

Gases Superior Mass Licorice.
w par Lnrge heavy Negro Blankets.
p w II AIOspy
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Negr0es, Shoes.

Negroes SnOes.
L HAVE last received lot of Richmond Brogues of
L good quality. Also high-1uarer nailed bottom
Brog suitable Tor men, and large size course
Boots Also. large suppl, of WOOL HATS
.,ct oOts r. SEABURY.
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lust RECEIVED
- 10 bbls. Rock Fish,
30 bbls. No. Cut Herrings.
25 Boxes Olive Oil,
IS Tons Country and Rolled Iron.
s. Hhds. Prime =. X. Moasse..
10 bbls. Orleans Molasses,
25 Boxes Loai Sugar,
All of which we offer for sale low.
July 2.ts JOS. B. NOWLIN s. co
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NEG OEs WANTED,-1he .ub.orbe
" continues In market Tor NEGROES, of both
rs between the aRea of 10 aud 30 years. including Mo.
nhancs, such as Bneksmths aud Carpenters, mud will
pny the highest mnfket prices IN ens His office Is n
newly erected brick building ON LIST or Lynch street, I'm
mediately In real of tho Fnimcs' Bank, where he il
prepared theyng erected building. with that yiew) Ia
ard negroes sett Lynohburg for ano otherwise,
IN moderate termsnnd keep them rs II thoy
paced in the mil of the Corporation
sep, - dSc3m SETH WOODROOF.
sAN'L. n HHowN JOHN ~, SHOOK.
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McCORKLE & JONES,


SsrOcerS n Com snIssiOn Merchants,
Main St, Lynohburg, Va.
A RE NOW RECEIVING their Fall Supply, to which
a tioy solicI tho attention Of their friends and the
public generally , viz;
300 Sacks Salt
100 Bags Rio Sugar, Java and Mafaoaibo Coffee.
60 bills Crushed, Pulverzcd, Coffee and C,ar'
fed Sugars
10 hhds L. II. md N. o.. Sugar.
10 Boxes Lonf Sugar,
500 Kegs Nails, NIL sizos,
100 Sidea Sole Leather,
so Tons Country, Rolled and Band Iron, all sizes,
% Cuses Fine Stick Licoroc,
so do Common Stick Licoricc.
20 do Fine Mass do
Coils Manila Rope TO 9 inches diameter,
30 Baskets Olive Oil
rs Boxes Candles all qualities,
10 Barrels N o. Molassns,
hhds. West l. do
10 Barrels Tanners Oil, some pure
3 ito Tpr.
40 do Hcrrngs, Mackcrol and Shad.
800 bush. Cloyar, Timothy, Orchard. English Blue
and Evel Green Grnss Seed,
5000 lbs Prime Western Bacon Sides,
300h lbs. Fine Family Huns. Shoulders and Sides,
cured by WIN Mas-ic,
5000 lbs Cast Sheer and Blistered Steel, all sizes.
10000 Feet ,lcty Fuse.
900 Kegs Blasting and Gun Powder,
Is doz Rowandsnnd flnmes' Shoyels,
$40 Blankets, different qualities,
800 Wool Ilnis. do do
Also
Cnlicoes Domeslics blenehed and unbienched-Bed-
Ticking, O.nnburgs, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco Of
all qualities. of their Manufacture which they
rnntall Of which thy will sell low for cash. punctua
time, in exchange for country produce
Call on as before making your bills elsewhere If you
plonse.
We want 1900 10 2oOO bushels sheled Dat, for which
ibern prices viii be paid
oct 21.dts McCORkLE & JONES.
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nov d3m
NJ T. w GROCERY n COM MISSION
HOUSE hive rented from A. Il Fucker,
his new 6re-prooi brick Warehouse lately erected on
the boa,n, immediately above Lucy y Terry for the pur
pose Of doinga
General Grocery ~ Conn mission,
RECEIFiNG IND FOR WAR DING u BUSINESS,
Persons buying gouds sell again would do woll to
rail- on ne before purchasing. ns ! shall sell Very low
II commission only being all the profit charged where
The cush good negotiable piper Ia given in exchange
good supply Of GUANO, LIME a. PLASTER,
kept hnnd. which will be sold IA low any house
IN the city.
All goods consigned to my will be forwarded
with all possible Dispatch md particular attention phil
- the order of them
Consignments of produce and Merchandise solicited
charges reasonable mud pain. spared render sntis
faction. Account snles rendered anon $ made.
WM. A. vi LLER on the Basin.
nug3 SITS l.nie of the firm OF Miller a COMMON
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INK u D!-Al who want AXES of tho real
4 Collins n Co make should he particular To notice
The stamps, ms there various oounereiis aud mita
lions stamped Collins aud lahed much Ike ours. which
irnudulonty sold IN parts Of the United States
our manufacture They made in different pnrts
of the country by various makers md generally
of very interior quality. The genuine Collins which
hive acquired such extensive reputation, nvor
nble stamped Collins n Co, Hartford" and each
nxe hns printed label with my signature. II Is now
more lhun % YEARS since commenced the bust.
with the stamp of collins & Co., Ilnrdford , and
do not know Of pny nhor uselnakcr b, the namc Of
Gons in the United States, \. w. COLLINS
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n WORKS FOR SALE.
loo and 1900 Acres of Land.

property in every respect most valuable. lt-=l=-
ted on James River in the county of Nelson, at
\ ruth Of Elk creek and near the Canal aud the
bed line of Rail. Road between Charlottesville and
kburl and as an Iron es ablishment is as valuable
\ in Virginia-the quantities of Ore and Limestone
Inexhau,tble, of the first qnaliy, and neIr the
ce. The tile to said Lnnd is believed to be per
cear; trustee however we shall only convey
! lie as is vested in us BY the d, ed af ,resaid.
IRMS OF SALE:-Six, twelve and eighteen
Rs-Negotable notes, well endois d. md the lnnd
anas security, also, until the whole purchase
\ is paid.
\ public, and especially the creditors of A. n.
&omery, Montgomery d Brothers md flppin \
eomery, are desired to attend to this notice
rs.A Mundey and Corbin Jordan, who reside
4his farm. will take pleasure in showing it to any
dcsrng to purchase.
VIM, B. ROANE
ID % ctds
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DERUyiAN GUANO-5O0O Bag. No. /
l. Gunno daily rected and for sale by.
EDMUND DAVENPORT l. CO.,
oct Its Riekmsnd.
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Grocery, Commission a. Forwarding
KUJSUN E&S
THE LARGEST SILK. RIRRON

fI'HE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON
L AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK -
Thomas q. Stea ,impOrter and JobJcr Of SHks, Nun
qery, and Fancy Goods, nett Cash pricesTme grant
I'd by adding interest. 1862 Broad,oay, N. y Has
aud is daily receiving and offering the lowest
prices, complete of goods in his line,
rrsng all the various styles aud designs consisting Of
Black and Fancy Silks, Marceincs Florences, Shawls
trimmings Bonnet Ribbons, Tnlietaand Satin Ribbons
Dress Trimmings of all kinds, Embroderies, French
md English Grapes, Grape Lsses. Sill, Cravats, Glove.
II nil kinds, Silk Lace Mlts, Bareges. Laces White
Iioods, Hosiery, l. Hdkfs.
The undersigned would invite Merchants from tho
North South East and Wet when in the city, favor
him with CALI md examine his stock before pur-
rhasing.
THOMAS G STEARNS.
1872 Broadway, Between Liberty st.
dec 28-anc1y and Maiden Lane, NY
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(1HES-
" 1910 gals. Weather made, Winter bleached s.
lar Oil
1000 gals. Weather made, Winter Solar Oil
600 Bleacha,l Fall Sperm OIL
1000 " Coa Pit Oils,
Landing per Barque Emil ,direct from New Bedford.
for sale by EDMUND, DAVENPORT g. CO..
oct 90 Is Richmond, Va.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,


WE undersigned having purchased the interest of
4 Wm. Leitweh 81 Son. in this long established
and well known Hotel will hereafter conduct tho sume
uptIa t,,s Ia.
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% CABELL a. Co., HAVING A
'V%m Saw Mill near the Canal. with an ahur
E'IPN ct Timber are prepared to ill promptly at!
u''y may receive. Having Boats of their own
y, deliver Lumber ordered of them at any point
I Catal without delay,
'aL's'-Fye River Warehouse, Nelson Gu Va.
I7 dEc3ta~is
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IALL TRADE, ls53.-JNo. J. PURVIS
! AG'r is beginning 10 reccivcc his FALL e.
WINTER GOODS. AMI his assortment in short time,
vii be rpletc--of which, due notice will be given
.ent lifts
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,IsTEE sALEOF VALUABLE

[AND NEAR LYNCHBURG b, virtue of a
trust execnied-fo me by James Lee, bearing dnte
jth day of June 1919. and recorded in the
& ur, Of Amherst, shall on the 9th day Of De
1888, on the PREMISES, xpose 10 sale bywoy Of
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CaIcined Plaster.
FIRST ARRIVAL.
DRUsH MOUNTAIN MILL stones

ID SH MOUNTAIN MILL StOneS.-
ID The undersigned are procuring from their celr
,rated quarry, tho Bush Mountain, Montgomery coun
~ Mill Stones and Burrs of the very best quality Tho
reputation of thes> widely know but Tx
Railroad giving increased facilities in filling orders
have app onted Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston and Les
Johnson, Lypchburg, agents for the sale of IN,
Who will receive and have then fulfilled
,liortest notice.
Our Address, l3lacksburg. Montgomery county Va.
ISRAELPRICE g. Co.
jones NJ. Williams, Danville. Va, Reynolds g. Co.
Leak lille, N. Q. are also ouragenis. l.P. s. Or
Feb l4-dsrts
A SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN Of ex-
"A perience who well recommended 10 de-
sirous of obtaining situation Ia Academy high
classical school for the year He would he pleased to
get stuation which promises permanency.
Address the Virginia, oaRee. toct U-dsefs1
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TRACT OF LAND,
Terms (:

Edit Of one and two years viii be given by the
ser giving bonds with good security md the title
and retained subject resaIe in default of pay
ither In whole or in part.
JoHNA. SMITH sheriff
NJ c,Iedo. and as ssck Commissioner.
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ACTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
,UIsSIONER's SALE OF LAND.

:, .dience To decree IF the Circuit Court Of
Conn,y, pronounced on Saturday the 22n'i oi
49,. in the ea.e of John d faslar "a; d others.
,lomon Pa.ey. administrator of St, phen Turn
"A. and others shall. on Friday the 10 h day
,ber, 1853. uror the premises sell by way of
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H1yENDEND The Bo nd OF Directors OF the
1 DPinsylvnaia and LyncIburg Tun'ihe Company.
M a meeting held on 9Th October lS93' declared "
;dn II s3I ne SHIRE on each share Of stock 10 this
" ,,,,,,, n,vabe On the sin day of November next
By order of tha 3"er'i.
oct % }iRwilJnny = MihbAn. l,res' u.
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- IS IL : & CAPS Of great ya-csss0
rie,y. now ope. and offered reasonnhy o., sse4
~ r'e9, f. SEABURY.
FALL 1853.
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/ sME HUYEKs TAKE NOTICE
Inn SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT.

wv . 10 NtnnnI MUM NnIIl
For 81 G 10y
nov 9-ls WM. a. MILLER
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THE FRANKLIN:
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AND PERMANENT RECORD
or THE
NEWS AND POLITICS OF THE WORLD

We stand nj a great starting point in the
History Of the World. Old things are about
to pass away, and We know not what shall be
the New.
The Continent of Europe, startled by the
warning Trumpet OF lSlS, has covered into
silence; and while all fnces gather blnckness,
and mems hearts fail them for fear of wi at is
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which has bfaved IL thousand years. She quails
not before the rising storm which threatens all
Constitutional Governments
While these vas, intcrtss mpond in the
Old Wcrd, (now become Nechbor Of the
Ncw,)wc are graphing with questions new and
protcntous, which arise out of the decay Of
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Of our colonization upon the Pacific Ocean,
and It's consequences 10 all that border OH Calf
ilornia and Oregon; as well as with the inter
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well as with the dense masses Of Asin
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Hohensack's Liver Pills.

No part of the s, stem is more liable to dis
ease Than the LIVER, it serving as filtercr
to purify the blood, or giving the proper secre.
ton to the bile, SO that any wrong action OF
the Liver effects the other important parts oil
the system and results variously in Liver Com
plant, Jaundicc, Dyspepsia, &c. We should
therefore watch every symptom that might in
dictate wrong action of The Liver. These
Pills being composed of ROOTS PLANTS
furnished by nature to heal the sick namely
LIST an EXPECTORANT, which augmcnis
secretion, from the pulmonary mucus mem
branc, or promotes the discharge of sccrctcd
matter. ID, an Alternative, which
changes in some inexplicable and inscnsiblc
manner the certain morbid action of the sys-
tenn. Sd, ATOMIC, which gives tone and
strength TO the nervous system, renewing
health and vigor TO all parts OF fhc body. 4th, a
CATilARTIC,whch acts in perfect harmony
with the other ingredients. and operating on
the bowels, and cxpcling the whole mass oil
corrupt and vitiated and purifying the Blood
which destroys disease and restores health.
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MOTORPATHY

Onr Tnetitrtior n, IT.l.,,.1 NJ,
:. -, at li'is'cu n'ii' Rochester
Chroni ,; liz" ~, 'Iv H.. stigcesslul treatment
,;s ,,Io '''0' y ms y stem OF iherapet1
i'os, % 9.i"lie' I"'lohai anu reilaoif|
,yi,ich , IpVm mss pnsno'osic1i principles, u
0,.a ',i.n. c,N,, W. mo ., i-r~0PS"S otcfl
w, o' ,umI'.o ,. anu organc derangcI
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