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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-04-06
E,,rnordlnnry Cure Of Mrs. IIunnewell.

Extraordinary Cure OF "rs' h"'"
Mrs. Hunnewcll, Of Scarborough, had for two years
and ten months been afflicted with most distressing
cough with extreme pressure IL the lungs ana olher
painful symptoms During this time she hai employer
good physicians, AMI taken many CT the popular aNer-
tised remedies without experiencing any permane. ps
ent Mary nights she obliged tn alt up go Hou,s'
not heinz able to breathe and lying down, her iriehls uc
SPARED Of her recovery. Last June she was ducsl W
try Rev. W. Clarke's Great European SOugh htih'i9
trial bottle 25 cents, greatly relieved er ana ehc1u
aged her 20 try large one IS cents and tn tn, asonsn
ment Of all whe knew her, these two bottles without any
other medicine whatever, completely restOred her W
health, which sic continues % enjoy.
Mr. and Mira. Hunnewe hold themselves ready 10 an
syer all inquiries respecting the above eNtraorlnary
cure ami are satisfied that the European Cough Mn
ture Il the best remedy known for Coughs anu pohs
Of the Chest and Lungs, and as such they recommend
10 the afflicted.
They also state that Mr. Watson Of their neigh
bors who was considered by his friends I, be In COY
suuptiOH, was persuaded to try the European 'oush
Remedy, and the result was rapid recovery
Remarkable cure Of Phthisic Wiih a sersre Cough,
communicated BY Mr.. BrerStcr, Postmaster,
Curtis Corner, august 20, looJ'
Rev. WALTER CLARKE. Dear Sir;-Mr. samue
Shaw, residing In Greene Kennebcc Co., Me'' mas "sn
afflicted with the hthisic for number OF years. Tor lhe
psf winter he WAS so distressed Tor preah ' he suu
not lie down, at last, hearing OF the European Cough
Remedy he sent for bottle and commenced taking IL
he was greatly relieved by the first dose, AMI run tha'
time he rlstcl well a. night, few bottles compstca
cure. AMI h, now desires recommend the meiene tc
others as he Is fully assured that it's worthy OF the ut
most confidence.
Trial bottles, 25 cts.-Iargc bottles, containing the
quantity Of four small ones, 20 cents.
Sold wholesale by the Proprietor, Cornish, Me.
For Sale, in Sac1 by T. GILMAN. Biddcford, Dr.
Lord-UHioR Office. Kennebunk, s. CLARK. kenne-
bunk port, Carrier Wells, Daniel Liticdeid, 3Td-
Osunquit, q, LitiSfsid Cape Ncideck, Gorrihner..
Kittery, I'D. LIBBY. North Berwick, SHor. south
Beryick, Thompson. Great Falls SterCns aud y.
James. Milton Mills, For. springvale, Lord Mre',
conant. WATERFORD, Alien, Limerick, Brdeken.-
Newd.ld, Hood. West NewGell, Loud South Far
sonsleld Hiton And by agents In most towns In the
State. C-u
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-07-07
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

WE are new receiving from Philadelphia. Balti-
w more aLp Richmond ear new Supply OF Spring
and Summer Goods which,conssts OF the very latest
STYLES and patterns, Fancy Dress Goods OF every
shade and color for Ladies'; Fancy and new Style
Cassimeres, vestings, &c, for gentlemen, We res
pectfully invite attention to our stock, quality and
prices will compare with apy in this market
April IA. ). BkANDEBukG CO.
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.rlEN,T OF gslICr,.ia.ap.:,

situated on Buffalo Creek. in said ccnstg, the Old
Valley Stage Road. within miles OF the town OF
Lexington, miles of the mouth of Bui!alo at the
North River Canal s miles from the Mouth OF the
North River at the James River and Kanavha Ca
nal, and Is miles from the junction alley Plank
Road. - q.
This tract contains about 600 Acres. Theimprove-
ments arc large frame Dwelling House, well finish
cd, with 10 rooms and double porch the entire
front-a iargestone Kitchen, an Ice House and 9th
er necessary out-houses, coed Stables and dou-
BILE log Barn. uponatl.is traesis "a large Merchant
Mill. in good order, with pat; of Burrs, one Goun-
try Stone and Corn Crushcr.-a1soa Saw. Mill and
Mlers House. These Mills are situated on a never
failing stream, with abundant water-power, and in
the midst of Il fine wheat growing country The
Merchant Minow commands, as railways has done
extensive business
The dwelling has, until within few years, been
occupied as Tavern, and the locationis d fine point
for business. stands The Mills end Dwelling arc
near each other.t -. ~: -
Donohooy old Forgeis also upon this tract, with
fine water power for Machinery-a good Dam and
some buildings.
About 300 acres ofthc tract are cleared, and good
for wfcat--good exposure and well enclosed. The
residue Is well timbercd.
This tract Is sit ated in the midst of fine neigh
borhood. An estate combining so many advantages
is seldom in the market. Persons wishing to pur-
They will be shown by John Douglas, residing there
on.
TERMS: Cash in hand sufficient to pay the
penses of SALE and for the reside. credits of one,
two and three wears, in equal payments the pu:
chaser exec itng therefor, bonds win sufficient
curit and the legal title retained untite purchase
money is paid.
A survey ofthe tract will be exhibited on the day
of sale. The estate being sold for division. will be
sold unineumbered by dover rights.
Sale will commence at II, A. NJ,
w. A. R1CHESON,
Commissioner.
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The GRAFT We dding.

We foreshadowea great convention in
in New York Of the gay and the gallant
from two extremes of the Union, to be at
the pupiial festivities Of a Southern plan
ter end the dlughter ola New YorkiJudge.
The particulars stated by US have been
confirmed by the n. Y. Herald to the let
e. We did no. give then the names Of
thr parties. We ab,tained for time in
order 10 keep up the interest with cur fair
readers. Bat we will BOW LET the whole
Sc. r.t out. The bride isl daughter ofjpdge
CoNcKLlN. formerly III lge OF tile Northern
District of the Suite of New York. but
more recently Minister to Mexico. The
bridegroom 10 Mr.. MircHEI, Louisiana
sugar planter. The parties are understood
to be immensely. wealthy, and they seem
determined to make disrlay. About the
18th inst look out Tor The two hundred
couples OF Southern Young ladies and gem
.i-m-n that are going on to join the ex'
traordinary convention. Or couTse the
pub ha its OF inon alb out these thing -
those that are invited w,ll-thInk its srea:
aifair-those who expected invitations and
do not receive them. will say ''sour grapes"
some will say oueth,ng and some another
some viii even condemn the press ior no.
,ic,ng hat was mpttpdinohs and mag
ni6cent for the purpose Of publicit. -
In the meantime the Houses Of ConckIin
and Mitchell are determined to do the at.
fair up in "condecoprehaden Style" The
Herald says:
The religious rites are to 6e most impo-
sing, and the attending festivities are 10 be
on scale ofthe mostprofuse magni6cence,
and will include baDs. fancy dress and
masquerade, private concerts and dinners
and suppers ofthe most recherche. Young
New York male and female, are destined
to be IN state Of IRENE ndous excitemen,
shortly. The happy couple will find that
the humble, Of their friends will multiply
with fearful rapidity. until such tine aashy
wedding festivities are over; when ding
will relapse into their former state, Gtch
Of our fashionable friends as will not receive
IN invitation to the wedding mist en-
deavor to possesses their souls with patience
and keep as cool as the weather will per
NIT
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TO FARMERS AND M1LLEHS.
NEW AND. IMPROVED,

Dcajtc..-. s 7ecning Grain Cleaner.
- Pyi ghNrhj1 .44PRlL 10th, ld5s.
fTs e',st'cl would most Respectfully v eau , Yen
IL stenton to lis iHPROIED NlAnoWhR
MAie, he manufacturing at his shop IN osauh,on
of Farmers and others. This FAN has received tht
highest honors where exhibited, having been aware
cd some eight premiums a the last three years. ".
could append thousnds ieef}ihehses ~ IiuJ ~,
GRAIN from rookie, cheat, smut and other impurities
but think it all sufficient to say thEt we arc no"
furnishing of the most perfect Cleaners that we
have ever offered to the Farmers of Virginia. MY
team will Tin few days. be passing thivngn the
County ready to accommodate al that may want a
good Fan that win clean the most filthy Wheat ano
all kinds OF Grain, and Clover seed clean enough Ter
any market without sitting, they are warranted aha
given trial.
~ For Certificates and References, sec handbi.ls.
We annex few g
SrtryroS Va. March 1856.
hereby certify that have used one OF L. ;.
Doyes Improved Patent Grain Cleaners, during the
last year in my Mill and on my Farm, and have no
hesitation in pronauncne it by far the best separa
tor now in use, andsiake pleasure in recommending
Wv - y ''', ~ ;.''' o. C. NORRIS
SrAUNToN, Va. Feb. 1855.
Efr T. j Deyie Dear Sir: Yours of the 22nd att,
CAME to hand, and it is with pleasure lTcpy 20 the
same and without a moments hesitation give your
Fan the preIercnccoyer either of the Other Eans left
with nue. to try. DA I'D SPLIhe
SfAuxTos, Va, Jan. aist 1858.
Dear Sir: have made fair trial of the Wheat
Fan you left at my Farm, it cleans very rapidly and
we'll, and is altogether superior to any Fan have
seen. pANlD FULTZ.
=! sHh1s,sL.I, R9.esing899m Co. Va a..
Grain Cleaner would we believe chaf as fast as two
Machines could .lires it cleans perfectly the most
filthy Wheat aud cleanses Clover Seed clean enough
for any market, without sitting it. The ssflng to
'''s '',.s' :, : - GEO. HAEyER,
DAN'L MILLER.
GH,pAANs MILLS Luray, Va.
have used T. j, povles Improved Patent Fan,
and believe it to be the best separator and cleaner
in ,ise. WM A. CHAPMAN
VA Communications addressed to THos. J. DOYLE.
Staunon. Va, will be promptly attended 10. All
my Fans have my name stamped upon them;
MAY r. lo5J..3m, 4. j. DOYLE.
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NRaokhQne.n

This phrase, and that Of slough face" are
the chief Arguments now used by the freesoi
papers and speakers against tho performances by
Norhesn men OF their constitutions duties t.
The South. Every man who 10 in favor Of adhe-
ring in good faith, 10 the national compact, il
pronounced slough face,'' and entirely desii'
tute IL "hackbone."
Judgi & from the ecsiacies into which these
journals are thrown, whsnevera Northern mar
exhibits what they call backbons one would
suppose that the people Of the North are general
" horn without that usefnA appendage to the
human system. A backbone is'no doubt good
thing in lie place. We are happy to hea. thai
the number Of men with backbones is increas.
ing The Nortk will leed all the spiritual pow.
er il can get to carry the load which abolition.
ism 10 preparing for il.-Dispatch. - 3.
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Trust sale of. zeal Property
June g., 1896,

DY yirtueof deed of trhs., executed to me March
and of record in the Clerks office of the county Of
Augusta for the purposes mentioned in said deed,
SHALL in pursuance of said deed sell for cash. on
the premises, on Tuesday. the 18th day Of August
Layman, lying in the county of Augusta, and fully
described in tive deeis to said Layman, one from
Sam'l Hunter and Sarah L.. his wife, bearing date
the day of January. ISL; the other from David
s. Bell and Nancy G. his wife, bearing date the LIST
day of March, lsI5. A lot Is sold by said Lay
man to Abr IN. Saeier, taken from the two tracts
mentioned IN the deeds referred to, and excepted in
the deed of Trust is not offered with the two tracts
Persons wishing te purchase the property will ex
anime it for ihemselEes. The title is believed to be
free from a.doubt, bat selling trustee shall con-
vey such title as is vested in me by said deed.
Juno 0, ls55.-tds JOHN BROOKS, Trustee.
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber, DESTROYS Of removing to the
i country, now piie.s as valuable property sitaa-
Va, atprivate SALE consisting Of large aud com
modious BRICK d FELLiNd HOUSE aud Store
House. containing eight rooms, brick Kitchen
and Smoke House, 'St.bng, garden &C., togeth.
or will sell the dwelling, Store house and lot sepa-
rate, or if not sold, will exchange for country res
idence, with small farm attached. Application
The sbo seI properly s the eligible
cation for any business, in the village.
ii. N. DARNALb.
July 7, lS65-Spectator and Richmond Enquirer
insert once week for six weeks, and send account
to this office for collection.
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A MARV ELL0uS R { MED Y
For q Marvellous Age!!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT:

BY the aid of a microscope, millions o. -
tie openings on the surface of our bodies. Itfg ~
these this Ointment. when rubbed on the ska. Is
carried to any organ or inward part. Disease o.
the Kidneys disorders of the Liver, ae stioa d It
Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Asthmas Coughs
and Colds, by its means efectuay cured. Efsty
housewife knows that salt passes freely through haH
or Let of any thickness This healing Ointment iat
more readily penctrates through any bone or heshy
part of the living body, curing the most dangef.u'
inward csmpsjnts, that cannot be reached by othef
Erysfpelqs, iSs.t Rhenm and .Scorbntfc Hamors.
80 remedy has crer done SO much for the cure OF
diseases Of the skin, whatever form thoy may as
sumo, as this Ointment No case of Salt Rheem,
scurvy, Sore Heads, scrofulla, or Erysipeas can
long withstand its influence. The inventor has
travelled o. r any parts Of the globe, visiting the
principle hespitals, dispensing this Ointment, Civ
ing advice as 10 its application and has thus been the
means OF restoring countless numbers to health.
Sore Legs, Syre Rrsass, W2unds and Ulcers.
Some of the most scientific surgeons now rely
solely on the Of this wonderful Ointment, when
having to cope with the worst Of Sores Wounds
ulcers, ganduar swellings, and tumors. Prof. Ho,-
loway has by command of the Allied Governments,
dispatched to the hospitals of the East large ship
mcnts oil this Ointment to be used under the dree-
ton Of The Medical STAFF, in the worst cases OF
wenn4s 1t will cure any ulcer, q ndular swelling,
staess or contraction Fl tqe joints even # % years
- = Piles and Fistulas - ,
These and other similar distressing complaints
Gamble efectually cured if the Ointment be well rub
bed in the parts affected, and by otherwise fol-
lowing the printe3 directions around each pot
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TEE MaRKETS.

RICHMOND. July 6.
We quote Flour to day quiet. supertne 81 "a
Extra Sil .sOaSll Is Family i2asl25 80. WheaSl STA
$3.50 Rye 81. l5a1.20 Corn s7a9oc. Clover Seed
S. 25as So Oats 50a5Oc. Meal soa9Dc. Rock Plaster
in small lets So. 90 per ton We apprehcnd rise in
plaster Groand $500. Salt $500.
BWowN'G,5noDk Commission Merchants.
In Richmond, Cattle sold. So Si.5o gross
Hogs, sc. sOaS7-supply moderate. Sheep 81 aoasa
for ordinary and superior.
Butler h TO-, sta,iton, ftrort- Flonr, $3.50
Wheat l,5O Corn 90. Rye 20 TO rs. Flax seed,
SLIP Oats 40af5. Clover seed $500. Timothy
seed s3.50aS4.oc.
The market fer Batter, Eggs, &C., continues al
usual rates. Butter from l6 to 90 cents. Eggs, l0a
10. Chickens l6. Turkeys 5pa62,4:.
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TRVNTEE,& SHE.

ON Friday the nth day of July, 1885, at the resi-.
~ dence Of VIM. Kyle. Parnassas, we shall
proceed to sell under deed of trust of said Kyle TO
us of date the slst of July, 1854 of record in the
Clerks Office of Augusta SO much OF the property
embraced in said decd has not been heretofore
sold consisting principally OF the following items,
viz | Book Case, set Of Clarkes Commentaries,
! sc Of WeileYs Sermons, do. Frost's History OF
United Stsles, u volumes of other books, Bibles
Feather Beds, Bcdsteads and bedding, pair Of
fine tables, l fine Work-Stand, Hat Rack, fine
Bereas, other do, l Sofa, cushioned Rocking
Chairs, doz. gilt Chairs, cain bottomed Chairs.
2Rocking Chairs, l Arm Chair, sets do, 9 Wash
Stands, eight day Clock, pair large brass Fen
ders, 2 pair LARGE brass Andirons large Cooking
Stove, Parlor do, all the China and Queensware
of said Kyle, large and small silver Dipper, sill
table and teaspoons, crooks jars cooking nten-
sis. wash tubs, &c, carpetng curtains, and all the
other personal property of said Vie not heretofore
sold aud a VALUABLE Young NEGRO GIRL
named Eliza.
TEgMs--Casl under the deed; but we may be able
on the day of sale to extend short credit for well
endorsed negotiable paper, discount added.
IMBoDEN 4 MoCUE, Trustees.
July 7, 1855.--tds.
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juno 8, ls55-tds.
Public Sale of Augusta and!
$50 Acres.

ON Thursday, The I'd day Of august next, the un
~ dersigncd will sell at public auction, their
FARM, it being the same which belonged to their
father, Capt. Samuel Steel decd. and is situated
on the Stannton and Scottsvile Turnpike, within
two and half miles of Waynesboro'.
This beautiful and level farm is justly considered
one of the best in the county OF Augusta, and its
superior cannot be found in Virginia.
1t contains 800 Acres, well watered aud timbered
and forty acres of fine EADOW, to whicp may
be added twenty thirty acres. Indeed the whole
farm might be converted intoa meadow Of the finest
quality. The buildings large and comfortable
DWELLL3G, fse Barn, Granary, Stables, and 9th
| er out houses of the best quality.
The Virginia Central Railroad runs within sight Of
the farm the nearest depot being Waynesborough.
~ miles Off And stao Merchant Mills within
the same distance, one Of which being at Wayncs
borough. Several Churchs are in the immediate
neighborhood, and in the village of Waynesborough
are male and female Schools of the highest grade
The society Of the neigpkor God is moral cultivated
and rei.sei.
Termsiwil be made known on the day OF sale.
- ANDREW a. STEEL.
SAMUEL STEEL.
lima 1GhS
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New Establishment.
CABINET MAKING.

JAMES B. SANDIGE and JOHN l.. DRUMEL-
ii Err have entered in CO. partnership for the pur-
pose Of CARRYING on the Cabinet Making business.
They are both practice workmen, one Of them hav
ing had long experience in the business, and the
ether having served regular apprenticeship under
one of the best workman the State. In addition
toexecuting every kind Of Cabinet work. in the best
manner, they will also attend promptly to under
taking. Having attended to this department. in the
shop Of q. d. Lancaster, tdecd,) they tatter them
selves that they can give general satisfaction
Their shop is ON the street leading from the Eps-
oops Institute to the residence OF A. IL. IL. Stuart,
and on the lot occupied by Mrs. Lancaster, whare
they will be pleased to see their friends.
VA All kinds of County produce and lumber ta-
JAMES b. S!,NpIGE.
JOHN l.. DRUMELER.
Staunton, July T. lS55.-tf.
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IMPORTANT NEWS.

TN addition to our already very large and well as
J. sorted Stock. OF. SPRLNd AND SUMMED
GQOHs, we received two days ago another impor-
tan supply of the finest kinds Of Ciothing made up
in the latest style, namely Fine Frock and Dress
Goats of different colors; Cashmere and Gassneti
Business Goats patterns; every variety OF
stuff. Besides this, we have received new and
spended assortmen. ct MATS. In consideration OF
this extensive stosk we are bound and promise to sell
at much lower prices than any other house in Staun
ton can afford. Therefore good bargains are to be
had at sS.i kAHN n cos
Stanton, May 10, 1865.
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Holloray's Pills, a certain Remedy for Dropsy =
Charles Hutchinson (35), of burlington Vermont,
was for fifteen months sad victim to this complaint,
90 bad 10 enc part OF the time, that the water
;.cl,la}y Gozed through the pores of the skin, and
Every time his doctor called he peetcd to find him
deal and in fact gave his friends hopes of his re-
coysry; his sister who had derived great benefit by
the use Of IIolloway,s Pills. begged him, as favor
to her, to try them; fortunately for him he did not
refuses and they soon produced change for the bet
ter, in four weeks be was again Attending to bust,
hess having thoroughly got rid of the disorder and
il. the most excellent health and spirits These
iqis work wonders in liver and bilious complaints
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Junction valley Turnpike.

FOR SALE 4fT PUBLic, AUCTION.
DI virtue Of decree rendered at the April Term
ID of the Circuit Court of Rockbridge County, in
the case CT Wm. l.. Figgat and others VS.. the juno
ton Valley Turnpike Company, the undersigned
Commissioners appointed forthe purpose will pro
coed to sell at Public Auction in Lexington on Sat
extending from Staynton to buchanan, with the
branch from Johp +. Shields TO the Natural Bridge.
The Road, including the branch, is about sixty -four
miles in length and constructed at cost OF about
one hundred and forty thousand dollars The tolls
collected during the last year about five thou
saud dollars.
TERMS.--Cash on hand sufficient to pay costs of
suit and expenses of sae for the residue credit Of
six twelve, eighteen and twenty-four mos the pur.
chaser giving bonds with approved security and the
title reserved until the purchase money is paid in
full. The purchaser is to have possession ON the
day of sale,
S. McD. MOORE, comu,..
Eff PAXTON, "''A'' 's'
w. W. BOYD,
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HOUS AND LOT.

situated in the town of Middebrook, the West
side of Main street, and adjoining the property Of
VIM. Morgan and others. The lot contains about
one quarter of an acre. and the house is comiorta-
Bile and commodious dwelling, and has good kitch-
en- attached to it. In addition to the house. there is
al excellent Workshop, admirably adapted to suit
thl convenience of u mechanic.
TERMS $50 much OF the purchase money as will
be necessary TO defray the expenses Of sale, &c,
aud the balance in three equal instalments, payable
10 8, II and Is months, respectively, from the day
bond and good personal security, and the title re-
served until all the purchase money is paid.
BENZ. 4. JACOBS, Comm.
l will also, on my own responsibility, at the same
time, proceed to sell at public auction, all my person
al property, consisting Of Beds, Chairs, aud House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture OF every description.
Also a splendid assortment of Shoemakers fixtures,
SC. B. +. !.
June 20. lS55--tds
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Both the Ointment and Pills should b.
-. used IN the fallnWinr cases =.

Bun.ens, Burns, Chapped Hands, Chiloltns, sis-
tulas, Gout Eruptions. Plies Itaamatfsn,
Salt kheun. Skin Diseaseg Sore Legs Sore Breasts,
Sore heads, Sore Threats. Sores Of all kinds Sprans.
Scalds Swciled Glands, Stiff Joints, Ulcers, Vcns-
real Sores, Wounds of all kinds.
Sold at the Manufactures of Professor Rollo,eay,
so Maiden Lane, New York, and pa Strand, Lon
dom and by all respectable Druggists and dealers of
Medicines throughout the United States and the civ
ilized world, in Pots, st 25 cents 62 CENTS and 81
each.
VA Thee is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes. -
\. is.-Directions for the guidance Of patients 10
every disorder are affixed to each Pot.
MAY IL. Iall.-ly. -