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sooas wtsn DasnedWe u8ef -
us sOck q scn 4ssss sas = csss M e.sh sssy
We u,sh 1stacy u1dasssod hsa ~ inre1s sAach
sias AAA
pess sso, wAsa ~ pad
Of purchAse prices ~ cAxrrd
Our sock enses sry as< p*ss~ s~s -iAs
luy cns~sAssd ~ hss cpuntv
VIII - sAsss u sspSyss themselves
Oar sck q ssaw csosAs srssnss asd sSssssinss
prices iaryssy redmcsd.
b soes aAd
osses styles Of goods adpset f fsay
cowp1eae In al A&psusaeaU
sood efoshs
han throughout the year
sussssrs whevs
ohsApsd cNsiy sad
e. stock, II but for hsir gsashenssn.
One pssce oaiy asked, Asd se~s viii no be taken.
Good Articles low prices asd fair dealing ss relied al
Delays se,sAs any
FERRY 4 BROTHER,
Central siorssr wsst building opps~iss
Jan ii~A0uf tentc 4as4~t
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uOsACK she RasAss 81 xsssr~i cs~.sres. ve,..
Ill Lo~AsA bec4.
Naval o6esrs Law 81 s~arrA
Csp4us<, AaA Prise, vcsunse, LenAes. lsss
Guide 0ns,ns
War, vaunSe LeMAoa, 1855
antpysag sss~rx, l
i6&1
Hsxasr Law vssens, Loa
whsssee o. M kSni 81 ssarrh, ! vsu@s. Iesdoa-
MaxweA apsrit ~ Marine ts~ Cop~nAsan "a
feiafIrS Admiralty, 4 vnauE~s, Tendon.
LA~s ostnasces and isssisun~ss 81 The Busa A8msal
volumes. Los6na.
Jss<s Masssi Der Jngs De Co~srsce- voassas Fss la
Durss ta~nns, Code naRoes ~ rAae
csrn< De G1sre ri IA Naftnx. sosasss. Passs, lisa
RsFaias'css and sssrSc1es~ lss<S AAnva
kss nsjesys esvvses AL v~tsas, ISsAae i0ns.
ak~s~s<hs LAw Il wss Gs~ss ~.1 res~st sss Ae
wnskA pu1eMAsI MtcQssSsss, WoM
WhsssnM Aeads~, Wn<mxA, Phibnes, vsne ch~x
tss Of wwts kssssA and
ksror~sn, ec~~sls snk eo3ssssr
FaA&Gk TAYLOR
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M KxATuME FOM sALx--A sratsnsa win . handsome
IL
occupied The
all Of ARA ssairy, ssd everything ccprsssA il Us
The
bssck waiasa. md ths spnrtsscsy IN bsocsasNe
a wli enabled
hsf with hasAsoe fusnnrc krheu pase and eham
hosss, BE- Sssyes sid aehshuaa section Of
the city Payment Ma1e eaSy.
Hsssars ssvosss city poss oAes No. ~ Ssnsra
ONca
Jua <-dH
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SALES TO-DAY.

q H
ny GREEN & SCOTT, Ascsieneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNl-
4 On Thursday the 18th instant sha
a m, q
csle nt hon. u Kitchen
walnut book ard ot Of book shelves
mahogany writing desk
carpet
Revolving and other chairs
wardrobe, arranged Cor books
Win large ass
enumsrate. GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Jan lid Auctioneery.
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THE DAILY UNION


SUNDAY rRAvKL-A memorial L. in circulation along the
line Of the New YORK and Erie railroad requesting the dis
continuance OF all trains Sunday.
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Reported Aryssal " tAs S,eaassAsp ca#sas az Hsf@z
Later Sss. (roa E.ssps.
WV fomx jan IA report has reached this city that
the steamship Canada arrived Halifax afternoon wish
seven days later intelligence from Europe.
THE above despatch received O'Clock ere
nns Up TO the time II going press-eeyen o'eockn0
farther tdngs had bcen received from Agens New
York.
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Hoe HIN b0af07Ag Dch00d t6Y DOJH
THIS opsssA MsaAay JsssAy, 1884 be
n<sgth u KxBN Ctusch FaifAx coxsy, vmpna H.
sshs <s fo~ AkxA.Azss hsn wasaassos cay 40 ~
from C&oge4cWA caelon csieAraes1 keAjth0
Th< pnciRa siss mAde tAss scA~o where pss
nay segsirc sossS scurs and thof.a9s Asscsa
eneas respectively st MesAsy Of Jsaaay April Asd
seps~mSeSs ss@
bcasa ssA tsines ele paysA< tern II advances
= vii - ssstece4
farther Address y = tsAss, Fsas ch~reA. Hs
ssE cessiy, vnVnis.
1G-aautTsJandkea
(,ETY - Psease~sv AsA Csansy - AlbsgAAsy. Psan-
shs
ety Pussws AseAaxy, Pssasyivasfs
sse honds AsA Fumhnsg asA CeGHnsy8ss Railroad
Convsny, By which thsy eaaranteG
We confidently cspinixa 4
sseahae
hsnAs, tosstAxs sxhhs
be obA3nsA
JoH&0TOM eROTHkkS, 4 Ca,
nnMkes~ an1 RkseaI AsnnAA
Assn P,ss~u CassesIsviSs Rslksa1 co.sssss
Iss t&-AAep4
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HEAVY EoEBEEY.-A collector named Jackson robbed
in Cincinnati last week Of package containing $4,000
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At Odd Fcllows' Hall,
Tzusssy, Friday and Saturday. Jeasayy 10, 10,
GREAT HISTORICAL PAINTINGS OF THE AssyRIAN EN-
FIRE,
With historical ierurr the rise, glory, decline,
ANCIENT BABYLON.
Beautifully illustrated 6ne paintings, covering
feet OF
Exhibited nights
attended by The clergy and the
able citizens. The press its favor
Admission, IS cents, children, lax
For further particulars hsndbilis.
Ian l6-ht
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THE GREAT MARBLE STATUE
THE DYING GLADIATOR,
Monisonl Bndins, AZ street.
srenHs daily from ., a. M, to 10, p.
ApxfrTsscs, q
John 8. HoLLINGsHEAD,
Jan Ie-du Agent
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SrIuDE-Harrison Gray Ellis wharhnger Of the Boston
day.
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" daily froG Ba.t1oxe and Ne~
week. fr.n Baoa Baltimore and Baltimore
Dsstct Of CoaAa Tbs sath~r val etxs
. Wshia0oa
fressS. csaesa- ApSsesda~s ne4sha
A. {. HALL,
Exehsanw rases, Bssuasoss
H. y. CROMWELL,
cora~r assansoa aaA Anaay ssses, NJ Y.
mo. VI. 9CHAxx,
Jan i7-ass fcos ~ la5a whssf, Desssn
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DRyTGun AknnAnae anA CsmQAaAoA - lsso consear
ise LEES \ Pshsa~sst q ~ rys sasD, $500
EngtAsdr hrusa Asnss A1ss~ds
military csssAsi 80 rsssc~ eSssss sssess
t.1es duueA ~ b< cApa1rs of
for 1854 sh.0sc@ q fAssssnsf VAvns
49, yssssas ssss - - es1es = ns
-, pyr evesx~n funds gass go raiiso~1s
chrcooto ana n"en 'snss ~eeu 49, vauAse
Las rs vRAsCk TAYLOR.
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MISS M. E. NJ. MAKEAH,
HE ceiebssd American will dramatic readings this
l evening" ~ Carasa's Saloon.
opva TX O'Clock. Readings O'Clock
precisely
Tickets, so cents
Jan ls--lt
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- -
CARD TO THE PUsLIc.-H.viss retired ian-
Der woaIA infos. friends sd =. citizens q
Wa,ass. nat have rss.sa s sss.ss. = ne Old
ef liberal asd would s~s eesaasnes Of
am .y..s . ea..ss ss1 .s3 . il vol no.
a.vias seen i II. NJ n..y yss a...r.s
De- = aL ssi sa's''- = eco X sAsfErr.
TEA, TEA, TEA i-Tss ca.e. rss cs.essy, M So Sew
s. ss ssos. sss- 81 x:S s b.. nsss . =
An bought essaS..hnsa warranted. they
40 :sir y .ssrssd ssd nc ca< vii = rsasdss
an, sse y nsss .s assa =. = e " ven
ofEees ssss W have ~ ssss i ne cay.
pound.
corSEE. coFrEs, COFFEE,
ss s = e =. ss W. s.v. our core. so,,
tins ssd grind oarssIvss Without adAuesa charge
Goeds delivered q he ey, sad ssdss. lea WIN
II. .ssssuoa q 1sssrs "a soas.Assp.rs invited.
sa1p's' q tee ~, - I'D .. ass's'a0a aA HxSsrrc
Ian io-eoa
EoK sALErros ony hay sesss q sesa land q eaa win
advantage &vAsd iso ssa more 'sr.s w,t pooa p
oe.os Tor eoassy ssssses ~ sssiss ssra-s o
wssssssoa cry ssAsssss
Asp.y ..s.eras.r. scar rsAaaly".., n;G -
* and Ss .-ss rsss,sI
ss:.z ~ < p.4s'. cAa.p-sa..
and ptnn, dt6ksset hrAsda
A great vsrsesy ~ RAase wias, ssns II Il Sparkling
Also H. Feny saSksG rcd ard white etaret u pisces from
80 50 per dozen " tbs hdghess order.
osh~s kiads of
Also superior cognac and dark 0chetdam ia
aiea Old wAhsksy hssh na eodiais and nssans
csGars
Dec N-4awfs~
e.:s.:a. 80 =. cs:.:s::.s.. z s:., w,.ss
The World . wosksAeps ~ kwbaak
Tbs New CoAerssssoaai Dsses0sy
Il TAYLOR MAUKY's
Jan 10 BcoAssOFe, Nh
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AcQrrrKD-aiss Keating tried Pittsburg a charge
Of stealing money, has been acquitted
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NEw Yeas Jan. 1.-THE steamship CahAwbx with Ha-
dates to the 18th instant, has arrived.
The report that Gen. Coneha has been recalled dsered
tied
Sugar active Flour firm. Freight dull. Exchange ON
New York and Boston, 1Js to 3 per cent
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The Ono RIvEh-The Wheeling papers of Monday re
port eight feet of water in the river, and on stand
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RAILROAD CONVENTION New YoRK-The railroad con-
vention was permanently organized Monday evening
Jackson of the New Jersey railroad was chosen pres
ident
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Bosros jan i7H commenced showing heavily here last
evening and there Is every appearance Of long
The receipts at the Boston Theatre" last night, the
occasion Of Gris and Masos FIRST appearance amounted
S. U7e.
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DEATHThe San Francisco papers the death of
Mrs Julia Stany wife of the Hon Edward Stanly form
erly of North Carolina
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Sxbscritoa anong As Shares for the SortAern Poor.
MoBE Jsa. .There in process of organixaton here
general subscription among the black population
saresn aid Of the suffering poor Of New York and the
cities This is fact and you win find II
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CoAISs ALosG-The steam fre-enrine built in Gin
cnnat for Boston to leave the latter place on Monday
stopping on its way at Baltimore and Philadelphia
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n Y CswrssAsp ana ~ Ceass@1AHesss y Bssry wkan
u Esfory Roeuy Kags Chaues Edwssds
The World WoskshoV: ~ EWbaAk.
rhs New Coaerssnoaai Dissesosy.
On Z TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
10 BookssUss, M
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EARTHeuAKE--The telegraph reports shock Of an
earthquake at Hanover New Hampshire and Bradford
and ST Johnsbury Vermont about six o'clock Tuesday
evening which lasted about half minute and was most
distinctly marked
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WONDERFUL wALENs.-The Rivers Lower Canadal In
quirer says HWe witnessed the other day the perform
anee by Ralph Louthwood of feat which perhaps no,
another young in town could have accomplished
II the walking distance of four miles in the shor,
space Of twenty minutes the Of twelve miles an
hour
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FouR DAYS THASKsGNnG.--Goy. Conway, Of Arkan
sas having failed to appoint day Of thanksgiving In
SON brother Quesenbury Of the Independent issued ~
proclamation appointing four days for that festival enoin
ing upon the good and bad people OF the State cook h
best Of dinners and not 10 give mouhfu 10 the governor
who deserves good deal Of furnishing for not marrying
and doing like other In the Of sense
if governor can't support wife who can r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-19
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March S, 1855.

NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TO the holders Of
IN stock of he United States described in the fol
lowing netice Of Sd January last, THAT for the pur
pose OF completing tire purchase of the amount
therein named, this depart oent will continue TO
purchase, upon the terms of said notice, To the ex
tent oi the residue of the proposed not yet cb
tained-say 81 ,l5S 5S5 05, u sad stocks Offered
and received here prior TO The first day OF June next
TREASURY DEPARrMESr, January >, 1855
Notice is hereby given 10 the holders at the fol
lowing described stocks of the United States, that
this department is prepared purchase at any time
between the date hereof and the Isl day of Mar.h
next, portions OF those stocks, amounting iu the ag
gregate TO 81 800 900, IN the manner and on the
te ms hereinafter mentioned, 20 Wit:
In case of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated preference will be in the order
of time in which said stocks may be offered. The
certhcates, du assisned 10 the United States by
the PARTIES who are TO receive tie amount tnercUl
must be transn itted to this department; upon the
receip, whereof, price will be paid compounded
OF The following particulars
|. The par value, or IOunt specified in each ccr-
tificale.
2 A premium on the stock Of the loan authoriz
ny the act of July, 1876, Tcdeemabie November IL
1896 OF ~ per cent; on the stock Of the loan
thorized by the act of 1912, redeemab!e 3st Decem
Der, is62 Of 10 per cent; on the sInck of the loans
authorized by the acts of lS47 and lSI8 redeem
able, the former on TIL 3lst neccmber, 1867, and
the latter on the Goth June, 1868, of 10 per cent
and on the stock Of the loan authorized by the ACT
Of 1850, and redeamabIe on the 3st OF December.
1864, Commonly called the Texan INDEMNIFY q
per c. Mt.
3. Interest On the par Of each c"rtiicatc from the
LIST Of January, 1855, To the date Of .ecet and
tlement at the Treasury, with the allowance (ior
the money 10 reach the Owner of enc days interest
i'm addition
Payment for said stocks will be made in drafts Of
the Treasurer Of the Uni'ed States on the assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, Philadelphia, as the
parties may direct.
But 10 certificate will be entitled to the benefit
this notice which shall not be actually received AT
the Treasury on or before the said is. day of March
next. JAMES GUTHRIE
mar6-6tjunel Secrc ary Of tic Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-19
EVENING STAR,
From The Pit;sbure Post, March 10
fXCIrI MENr IN PIrIsBURe

On Saturday morning Hon. LYNN Bovd
OF kentucky, late Speaker of the House
arrived in our city in the one o clock. a.
IN. train, on his way home. He was ac.
companied by his family and a negro
woman who acted as nurse to his chill.
dren. The fact that this latter person
was slave, became quickly known to
the cOlored servants of the hotel-tbe 81.
Charles at which the party stopped, on
their way to the steamboat in which they
designed taking passage to Louisville,
and while they were at breakfast large
party surrounded them, avowing their
intention of carrying off the woman; but
a number Of persons interfering, they
were compelled to leave the room with
ost effecting their purpose. MIR. BOYD,
in order not to create any difficulty, then
determined to 60 Immediately on board
the steamboat, although it had been his
intention to remain several days in the
city.
On their way to the river, they were
followed by crowd of exasperated ne
groes, who pressed closely upon the par
ty, and made several futile attempts to
effect rescue. Arrived at the steamer
the Pennsylvania-the crowd made a
combined effort to rush on board and Sc
cure their prey, which no doubt they
would have accomplished, had not one Of
the officers Of the beat-Cap'ain Klein.
feltcr, We believe-stood upon the gang.
way with a revolver IN his hand, and
threatened to shoot the first negro who
passed over. This determined conduct
intiInida;ed the mob, and Mr.. Boyd's
party were all safely housed" in the
ladies' cabin. The boat remained at Il e
wharf until her usual time of starting
without any other molestation being of.
fered.
Our city is destined to become famous
Or at least notorious. Two slare riots
within as many days is getting ahead
tolerably fast. The negroes, through
their secret oath hbound society, appear
determined to bid defiance to all author
ity, and usurp the right to carry off any
OF their fciiow beings they choose, with
ont consulting whether it is agreeable to
the parties interested or not. Twice have
they abducted free negroes, and in this
case forcibly attempted to run off with a
person who repeatedly expressed her pre-
ference to be left with her master and
mistress. If this procedure is to be al
lowed, it will not be safe for a colored
person to travel through here, unless h
Is furnished with certificate from one
of the Directors Of the u. G. Railroad
such as was given the other day, by DIR.
NJ. K. nelany, to the Slaymakcr wo-
man--s stating that she has privilege to
travel.
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JOKES OF THE CARNIvAL.-A letter
from Paris under date of February 1lth,
says that as the end of the Carnival
draws nigh, its lively attractions become
more and more marked. The privileges
of the festival had given rise to all sorts
of out of the way diversions. Of course
people of facetious spirit and fond Of
practical jokes, had eagerly availed them
selves of the occasion to give vent to
their roguish inspirations, and thus to
amuse themselves at the expense of every
body else.
The Gaubourg st. Germaine has been
the scene of a poor joke ofthis sort, which
made no less than three hundred dupes,
and caused its author or originators the
trouble of writing an equal number of
invitations, addressed to the higher or
ders of society, begging them to honor
NJ. le Marquis and Madame la Marquise
d'A. by being present and assisting at a
ball to be given by them at their hotel !;
though. alas, there was no ball, but only
a mystification. The Marquis and Mar.
chionesS had invited nobody, and passed
the evening elsewhere. All were taken
in. At ten O'cleck double file of car
riages majestically drew up, and the ar.
rivals received the compliment of condo
lence from the door keeper, who made
known to them that they had been i'm.
posed upon.
The disappointment, bad humor, an1
chagrin Of al parties may be imagiaed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-19

The EXTENT OF TEXTILE FABRICs.-
The vegetable world furnishes the most
Of our clothing. The annual produce of
thread Is in its lineal extent almost in
conceivable. One billion four hundred
and eighty-onc millions Of pounds were
worked up into 1t in 1882. At the Lon
don exhibition one manufacturer fu.-
nishcd samples of oHe pound Of cotton
spun into 900 hanks of $40 yards each,
making nearly 430 miles. Another finn
exhibited 1900 hanks Of the same num-
her OF yads each, making 1000 miles
from a single pound of cotton. IF we
therefore multiply the above amour. only
by 430. the length of thread that sin
gle crop of cotton could make, il would
be over six hundred billions of miles, or
sufficient for a web of stout calico, q
yard wide, and containing IS threads TO
the inch, that would be more than enough
10 reach from us to the sun.
And yet al this is from cotton alone.
Hemp and flax in some measure rival it !;
and of it were raised in the United States
in 1850, not less than 1850, 200, 900 of
pounds. But few years would be re-
quired for our looms to fulfil an order for
double betting sufficiently long to Con-
meet the sun with each of the planets, in
the way motion is communicated from
the large drum of factory to a number
of smaller ones. We inclOse our bodies
in artificial cocoons. In winter lady
is enwrapped in hundred miles ofthread:
she throws over her shoulders from thir-
ty to fifty in a shawl. A gentleman
winds between three and four miles
around his neck, and uses four more in
pocket handkerchief At night he
throws off his clothing and buries him.
self like larva, in four or five hundred
miles CT convOlved filamcnts.- The
World Workshop.
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PROPOSALS FOaoIL FOR LIG IGar-HOUsHs
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


March 10 1856.
C EALED PROPOSALS will be received a, This
- office until l O'Clock, p. m on Monday, the
2oih day OF March instant, 1855, for supplying the
lIghthou establishment with five thousand (5 COO
gallons best quality spring strained sperm H. in
strong, small IRON bound casks, in prime ORDER free
from leakage, containing from thirty forty gallons
each, and hot excerding average of thirty fivo
gallons each, 20 be delivered board of ship at
the city of New York within ten days after written
eoce 10 the contractor shall have been received by
him, free Of charge, other than the contract price,
to the United States
The oil contracted for under the foregoing prOpo-
sails be subjected 10 the usual tests nj specific
gravity, te enperature which il will remain iInpid,
by burning ana such other means rs may be thought
propsr by the person or persons 70 whom that duty
may be assigned by the Lighthouse Board, before
II will be accepted. All tests and inspections To be
made pic TO the transportation Of the oil froh the
contractor warehouse other place OF deposife
Tne oil TO remain limpid at a temperature oi ~
degrees OF Fahrenheit or lower.
Al bids must be sealed and endorsed "Proposals
Iot vi Tor Light houses" and then placed IN an
other envelope and directed the Secretary OF the
Light-House Board, Washington, ID. C..
rue soafd, under The authority of tee department,
,eseiV ths right 10 re; ;ect any bid though il may
DC tue iowFst, from other considerations than its
amount.
Ey order OF the Light Aouse Board:
o - THORNTON A. JENKINS,
mar l3-eot26mar Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-19

% rlsrrays, its duties ead Cis4ualifcationG, and
sae;c c,taeiies; vi:E hthoGra2h', illustrating the
anal AID physiology, snd diseases or the repro
t.cSisr org4ne OF both bezas, their stToctu:e uses
Sac :.nc .iorn. poFu;ar and compreos nsi7e trss.
ca The duties and cGEdG'tS * single SID mar.
si-d ts-h!pEy acd 1-n..si 81 a4- .sJ, mode Cf Fe
curing en-ilfePctGrs 80 :Et2Gtio cries-tEt.r
ohyiation and reuOrP.--'[y yUrt4lt hint5 10 t1o&e
,onta!apiS.ing Eas.-i-c ~ ttSt will overrcns Oh
isctions 10 il; non however. should take this i'm
yortart sep w''hort ctst consulting its pages
snmneEtaros td5 ,es All itcdCsi Ire ai,GoaI
fetaslss froE .hiGnCJ % old a71, escE grsph
iolly illustrated By beautiful hr:os;2i hic plates
c-rTods debility, It's cGUs>s aid c1re, hJ Process
st staple, Nf5 acd eitecr uai that failure ie
iLsposible--rulss fer 5sily rGaag' 'Icent-sn essay
On SpnrLiatoTrh1a with p-actica. observations ON
safer, ELd more succeSafo mode Cf trsatm~pt-pre
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