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TRUNKS! TRUNKS!
O Ladies large sized French Dress Trunks;
Iii EEA DO No. Sole Leather Covered do
N--sW L M do Medallion and Irou Framed do
eA--il4zAJ do Extra sizes Flat Top Tray do
do Travelling Satchels.
GENTS No. ] Sole Leather Trunks;
do Black and Russell Iron Frame Trunks;
do English Sole Leather do
do Sole Leather Buggy do
do Ashland and Plain Sole Leather Yalises;
Carpet Bags in great variety just received by
JOHN RAMAGE,
may29. - College street.
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PAINTING ESTABLISHmENT.
DUILBEERS, HOUSEHOLDERS, &C, are re-
que5tel take notice that the undersigned, having
the necessary and secured the services Of competent
WozInen prepared take LARGE CONTRACTS in the line
yocoti0n ali various branches. In the department Of
HOUSE PAINTING,
the subscriber prepared with the greatest prOmptne,
contracts, however large. which be rendered, style and
upon which fail 10 satisfaction He is also pre-
pared TO execute ali manner Of
GRAISING
Having that department secured the services Of the expert
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having work In his line
give him a call before making final arrangements
Z. T. FLEMING,
Dir Trrf0 hafv-a
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PAL. ARRANEErTEN.T-

AiHoosh lAl-' o. FREIGHT FoaE NASHVILLE,
connection with NEW YoRK Side Wheel ana Screw systi
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gtb 0rItans 4ailp Grssttnt
FRIDAY MoRNNe. JUNE I. las
Treason.


For the information Of the active members Of the
Vigilance Committee-those who have taken mp
arms and set at nanght the laws Of their coantry.
would state that they have been guilty Of treason,
and that according TO the laws OF the United States
and the laws OF the State OF Louisiana, the punish
ment Of treason is death.
We have little idea that large proportion Of the
two or three hundred misguided men, who are now
setting at naught the laws Of the land in and about
jackson Square, are aware of the enormity Of the
ofensc they are committing any conception Of
the fearful penalty which will be assuredly exacted
for the offended law always claims its own, sooner
later-or Of the mighty wrong they doing gener-
ally and individually. considerable proportion OF
them, we understand, are youths. and much larger
proportion foreigners, unacqnainted with our laws,
usages or customs. The youth Of the former should
serve as excuse, and the ignorance Of the latter
should also plead in justidcation--but neither
excuse or justify treason if long and deliberately per-
sisted in, despite good counseis and disinterested
advice.
Therefore, we trust the welldisposed Of the an
archical movement in progress win save them
selves by quitting the ranks Of the traitors as speedily
as is compatible with safety, for we do not suppose
they would be allowed to do 50, were they to openly
avow their intention to become champions Of law
and order-of peace and quiet. The "Reform, y
I" Independent Beauregard vigilants, would proba
bly, discountenance any such reasonable proceeding,
and by force and arms, rope and amppost, il
ssry.
The Independent ticket will be defeated on Mon.
day next beyond peradventure. The American
ticket will unquestionably prevail, and those who
sought to defeat It by violence and boodshed win un
questonably be remembered. This fact should not
be lost sight Of II is rather significant than other
| wise
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70 PnzyESr coxroEsiozs- IS fsI.ouins curiou.
mode for preventing eobvaisios. ssnamonIy causa
a ~ xe nd IN the last humber Of The char's.tea
Medical Jonfna and Rsviss, IN loue assloss on s,s
Treatment q Epilepsy, b. Wn NJ C,ruell. n. D. ar
Boston IS successful, an saouId kaez Il. 4 Il.
value 4 Of great Importance s.
haye empioyed various means to ward IL = <n5-
iepuc attack for the time bsinx Sfrpfcffnx ~
muscles powerfully win generally prevet n sffzc1
TOR example, Wheu the aura Commences In f4e rrrn{
toe or 10 the leg, strong traction Or eon1s1oe i6r
toe Or strctching the muscles of the Iee ~] c.rrv
the patient over The threatened zftaek III IL fi
Or, when the patient has premonitory Symptoms of
an attack, opening the jaws widely aa "a Is doue
an6 placing some hard Substances bet1sdn fh1 tcezk
70 keep the mouth open. win have the dsui>sd eIect
nave 1ad one Patient who. By my 4dvies carried .
piece O iron with him for year fitted m ne puF-
pee q expanding the jaws % their utmost capa<s5
and Keeping them thus expanded Wheu be kas ri
rnAt be calls the litfIe spasmsr which have najl4
pecn psecnrsors Of the great oncs Or the sf1np -
nas Immediately drawn from bis pocfef fbs iron
weoge opened his monfh TO It's utmost width. nn1
paced tne wedge between his teeth Be fk<n -
comes quiet. goes about bis busness q aves hfs1f
no furtner tronhle about the convasou and hzs Mons
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.ra. DIR. BAAKEE TREATS ALL DIS <Szn
Ik4NSE ASES FREE OE CHARGE. N2

D0CroR BAAKEE will also give special attention 70 the
following Diseases Coughs, Colds Consumption, Group In
uesa Asthma Bronchitis and all other diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs.
He will devote particular attention to the treatment Of all Skin
Deases-Lumbago scrofula Rheumatism acute and chronic
Neuralgs Paralysis Epilepsy, Dyspepsia Piles, and all de-
raigement Stomach Liver and Bowes and also to all
chronic Female Special attention viii be given to the
treatment Of the Eye and Ear
Dr. Baakee has discovery Of Fluid that viii
produce perfect absorption Of the Cssrsc and restore
anen vision to the Eye without The the knife Dr. Ba
kee can produce thousand certificates OF hts perfect
In curing Cancers old Sores Ulcers, Fsula Sweugs
Tumors Of every description and without the Of the knife
Special arrangements be made with Dr. Baakee for this
treatment named Diseases they will require h
advice and Or. Baakee ia Of the
skifa and csiebrsed Surgeons and Physcans living
Hs known persopay In nearly every principal city In
the world.
An letters directed TO Dr. Baakee encesing
or i've cents any distance correctly stating the nature
the disease shall be promptly answered. and the psten
treated By correspondence, free OF charge
pS-orice hours frola A. II. tosP.N.
DOCTOR BAAKER.
ssones I4o Barouns street. below POsdrAs street. New Or
cans. La ial6 iy&w
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rH N M n9OHn4or.
lsr rnr s4rroz4l IIsr.J


LEAvEEwoRrH, June by the arrival Of the en-
vices from Camp Scott Of the 6tb ult.
The troops will move forward about the end OF
May.
The commanding officers at Fort Kearpey have
sent word to Col Monroe that Gov. Cumming had
oeen expelled from Salt Lake City and that the Nor
mons were 10 arms and determined TO resist 10 the
ass Vos- Monroe Is requested to push on The troops
as speedily as possible.
Coi- honmans command met train OF seventy
five mules beyond Fort Laramie. They yvnortsa
having encountered snow two or three feet ass srd
had lost many Of their animals. An the .tresms II
that region Of the country we're very high.
The Peace Commissioner had passea r.,t T..
mie. They were obliged to swim the Platte river.
It is reported that the troops at Camp Scott are
living on mule meat.
The fourth column, under Col Morrison. puarebea
from Leavenworth on the morning Of the slst ult
The fifth and sixth columns are ready, and win ad
vance Immediately.
Gen. Harney and his staff viii take the field abou
| the LIST June
Congressional Proceedings.
WARRINGTON, June b. Ssnafe.-The Senate hay
voted to extend the present session until the 18th
House.-Davis, Of Mississippi introduced resolu
ton requesting the President TO arrest with the ait
Of the navy all offending British vessels until guar
antees are given for the exemption Of our vessel.
from the right Of visitation exercised by the British
| Domestic Markets.
NEW YoRK, June 3.-Cotton unsettled. Sales o.
1900 bales Prices nominal Flour and Wheat firm
Corn, Mixed, soc. to 72c. White TIC. to 75c. Porl
heavy. Whisky, 81 to 2Ilc. Bacon, Sc. to SIC. su
gar, Muscoysdo, 53c. to SIC.
CrscssArr. June 3.-Flour, % IA Whisky. 1sc
Provisions dull and lower. Bacon Sides, SIC. Mes
Pork, SIG. Bulk Sides, a.
River Intelligence
VIcKsBuRG, June 3.-The Pennsylvania passet
| down at p. M.
LoUIsvILLE, June 3.-The river Is falling, bu
there is plenty OF water the falls for the larges
boats
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nATFcNT IEDEsTRUCTIBLE wATER-PIPEs.
i CHARLES o.. BIER wk g. sfEPHkFs
@. C. BIER & CO.,
Me- e5 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Manufacturers Of
The Patent Indestructible Water Pipes,
PL @ NJ D b r ~
TIN Copper zINK AND SHEET IRON WORKERs

Me- 96 CAMP STREET. NEW OhLEANS,
Manufacturers Of -
The Patent Indestructible Water Pipes,
PL @ NJ D r ~
TIN COPPER ZINK AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tn Zinc and Sheet Iron Work done in all
their various branches.
Sheet Lead Lead Iron Pipes, all sizes; Shower Baths
Bath Tubs Wash Basins and Stands Hip and Sponge
Baths Water Closets Lead Iron Sinks Pumps both
Lift and Force various patterns Beer Pumps etc. VICTORIA
GRECIAN and DRAB wAsHsTANDs, suitable for water.
works or without, beautiful article for bedrooms.
constantly hand large and well selected assor
ment Of
Such as Bib Cocks Stop Upright and Bracket Cocks Of all
sizes; wasstand Sink Butler shampoonine, Compression
Also Plated Cocks kinds Brass Hose and Plain Coup
ngs and Hose Pipes nches and all Brass Ware
usually found in similar establishment
We have the celebrated METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
has proven to be very article Of the kind
Also the celebrated Oak and Amazon Cook Stoves
sizes to cook families of from five persons sizes
that will cook for six hundred.
Are also Agents celebrated JEFFREY'S DOUBLE
ACTING LIFT AND FORCE PUMP, with solid India Rubber
Balls for yalvesThree sizes Nos and 4 prices $40 $50
aad s5O-To raise water Is 81 fee: perpendcuar
orce the same 10 feet clear of nozzle with only
one man the brake They superior any other Pump
yet invented.
COOKING STOVES AND RANGES of all sizes, pstterni
and prices always on hand either wholesale retail Also
Parlor Odice Church. Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOVES Steamboats,, Hotels Plantations supplied.
work done by warranted TO give satisfaction. Or
ders solicited from the country. - - ,,r, oo
OILY No. % Camp street, New Orleans.
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Ihdren thTee old and UNDER those
dup to twelve old halfpce all Twelve years old
full fare
Family tickets in packages Of twenty FIVE had
Office OF the Mste Of transportation Merchants whose
lies reside on TIE line q the road can tickets in pack
agts Of tweniy yve for their personal rednced
The accommodation train will New SAT-
URDAl At $40 P NJ arrive Magnolia p leave
leans at 8.55 A. NJ
Freight Train will New Orleans for Canton on Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays, 80 Returning will
arrive New Orleans Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays
at 4.IOP. NJ
Freghtto the city the days must be at the
depot by O'Clock p NJ The day previous to the departure
Of tie train.
Iny3i wM NJ WADLEY General sunerntendent
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THE CIVIL WAR IN KANsAs.-The St. Louis Re-
publican, of the 2sth ult. publishes the following
letter:
WEsTPoRT, May ga messenger arrived here to.
day about noon, bringing the that the Fort Scott
troubles were growing worse than ever. On Thursday
night large bodyof Montgomery's men went into
Bates county on robbing aud marandng expedition.
six seven prisoners who reported to have been
shot. At last accounts they were approaching But
Ter, the county seat TO destroy 1t. There is much
excitement South, and the most serious consequences
are apprehended. The excitement here is getting
up, too, and there is telling where Il viii end
Numbers are apprehensive that westport will be at
tackled. partly on old Scores and partly because Capt
Hamilton is staying here a. present. with bis family.
talk.
II Is now thought that the Leavenworth Coustitu-
tion was defeated at the election the 18th. The
vote was probably close.
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MURDER IN PRIsos.-0n the 27th ult.. convict
named Myers from Dayton, killed another convict in
the pententiary by striking him on the head with an
axe. Myers was sentenced for horse-stealing. The
man who was struck died almost instantly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-04

LOUISIANA IsrKLLIGENcE.-The De Soto Colum-
ban, Of the goth, says that two men were recently
ridden on rail in that town for drunkenness A
strange remedy.
The Natchitoches Chronicle, of Saturday last,
says:
Daring the week, the weather, although perhaps 0
little dry, has been pretty favorable for the crops
The ravages by lice have been considerable. Plant
rain.
The editor of the Alexandria Democrat has beer
fined s25 by Judge Cuom, Of the District Court, fol
contempt, in having discussed in his paper pending
trial.
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STEAM saw MILLS.

CIRCULAR STEAM SAW MILLS.
Engine Mill complete, guaranteed to 5000 feet of
one inch boards per day, for
$3.50.
Engine and Mill complete guaranteed 10 1000 feet Of
one inch boards per day. for
S22OO.
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed to 5000 feet Of
ono pinch boards per day, for
925OO.
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed to 1000 feet of
oneinch boards per day, fer
$4,000.
Engine and MIL complete guaranteed to saw 10000 feet Of
one inch boards per day, for
$4,000.
Engines all Of the celebrated patent Of Hoard Sons
than hundred Of which can be referred to in in
they have iron ehmnie 40 feet high and
the entire engine is up without any masonry.
MIL is Lea Leavitts, with Stearns patent head
blocks Eorcros rocker boxes and 25 feet Of carriage
SAMUEL n. GILMAN,
70 Gravier st., New Orleans,
myS Il Agent for the Patentees
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INSANITY OF GREAT MES.-The London CORE
spondent Of the New York Tribune says that it is
really remarkable how many of the conservative and
reactionary leaders of ls4s-49 have lately become
mad, viz: Count Stadion and Baron Kulmer, both
Austrian Ministers the King of Prussia, his Private
Secretary, Mark Niebuhr, and now Baron JaIachch,
Ban Of Croatia. After having lost his influence at
court and spent the dowry OF his wife, he became
lunatic, and is now in an asylum near Vienna.
Count szecheny, the late Hungarian Minister is de.
tanned in the same house. So is Baron Perreira, the
ventian banker, who, in 1s4s, tried to play politi
cal part in favor of the court, but lacked the nerve
which alone leads to success
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s<zz -.-~.,us~.-- PONTCAARTIRAIN RAIL-
ESa 5s ROAD SUMNER ARRANGEMsNT.

On Sundays the steam train viii leave the city every hour
after 9o'cock, and the mornings will make the
o'clock trip
Horse will leave the city every morning (exeept Sun
days. o'clock and the Lake hour after the last steam
trains, "
duetor.
Station House has been Gentily Ridge whore
the steam i.ain viii stop when required mail 1ip
and after O'Clock Sundays Fare each way 6 cents and
the Conductor must have timely uotiee to stop.
Due notice will be given Of the half hour trips. NJ lY
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THE RIvER.-The vicksburg Whig, Of Saturday,
says:
The river is still rising slowly at this point. We
learn from the officers Of the Boone that 1t is also
rising at Memphis and all the way down. The news
from above Memphis is unfavorabe.
The work on Hesperia crevasse ~ progressing. We
learn that about sixty feet Of the breach has been
closed and strong hopes entertained of being able
to close up the remainder in the OF the week
Orders have been sent 10 New Orleans for 10 900
sacks and three pile drivers which are expected
to arrive today.
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BLOODY AFFRAY. We are informed that on
Thursday morning last 27th ult bloody alteration
occurred Mechanicsvlle eight miles east of this
place, between Hilliard II. Olive and Joseph Adams
1t appears that the parties engaged Ia quar-.
rel concerning some matter of business which had
formerly been transacted between them. The dispute
led to the implication Of Olives character as an
honest man, wherenpon he drew knife and inflicted
several wounds upon the person Of Adams some OF
which thought to be so serious as to render his
recovery doubtful. Whether any efforts have been
made to arrest Olive, we are not informed.
[Salem (Ala.} Era, 29th ut.
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Public opinion Is q system which digs its own bed
We may occasionally moderate or quicken ts course,
bat il Is very dinicult to alter H. Aud yet Il some
times alters. aud even its own course-one
can scarcely tel why Or Wherefore.
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The Mormon War.

The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Evening Post writes, under date OF the 25th
In q conversation had with Mr. Bernhisel deleeate
from Utah. this morning, he informed me that he
had no doubt that the mission Of Governor Cumming
to Salt Lake City would result 10 settlement OF ali
the difficulties now existing between the General
Government and the pepe Of Utah that the desire
OF the people to receive the Governor Is evidence
their wishes, and be thinks that Governor Cumming
in proceeding quietly and 10 official capacity with
wisely
From another source am informed that the re-
ports that the Mormons preparing to leave Salt
Lake Valley are all true that the statement made
by Mr. Gilbert, upon bis arrival at Fort Brdger that
the movement Of the people from the valley is not
only on the part OF the women and children but that
the men would proceed guard TO their fami-
lies. am reliably informed that II IL the Intention
of Brigham Young and the other leading Mormons
to locate themselves in the Russian dominons, but
that the rank aud e of their followers will return
to Salt Lake City if treaty of peace is effected.
The Administration continues TO give ont word
that 1t has received no official Information Of the
willingness of the Mormons to comply with the laws
Of the United States OF any action on their part
towards peace This Is done as an excuse for
pushing on the troops to Salt Lake Valley for call
ing out the two Utah regiments, which Is attended
with patronage and for obtaining the passage Of The
four and half million Appropriation bin for equip
ping and supplying them. The movement of Gov
Cumming is positive in the direction OF peace snt
was made upon the invitation Of the Mormnns
through Col. Kane, who acted for the Mormous as
have the best Of reasons TO know. There is no doub
that dispatches have been received by the President
from Gov. Cumming 10 that effect Yet reports are in
dustrously sent out from the White House that the
Goyerament has official information in relation tc
the willingness OF the Mormons to have peace This
is not done without motive. Can there be any
other than the one | have mentioned2 Col Kane
and Mr. Gilbert have the best means OF knowing the
wishes OF the Mormons for it Is asserted in this city
by responsible gentlemen, that both of them are
Mormons. Col. Dane was not sent as special agent
of the Government, but carried with him letter o
Introduction to Col. Johnston from the President
The President knew the object of the Colvnels mis
sion when be gave him the letter.
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pS-Three hundred miles shorter than any other ronte
7-Through Slave Territory annoyance risk en-
countered in the conveyance Of servants.
s Baggage checked urough-sa'e conneciionsfst class
rail- tracks and vide comfortable Cars Passing
beauu in North Alabama along the Tennessee
and the Lookout and Virginia mountains, with their pure
heahn and nvgoreng breezs and celebrated Springs by
daylight.
pleasure travellers stop Big Tunnel 26 miles east Of
Bristo Tor Montgomery White Sulphur eprags Eewbern
miles east of Bristol for Red and Salt SULPHUR spngs Salem
li miles east Of Bristol for Greenbra White Ole Red
Sweet Springs; Buiords 67 miles Of Bristol Rock
bridge Alum
Through from Memphis to New York in S1< days. and to
Nashville in Is hours.
FJfhrough tickets sold the Offices OF the New Orleans
and Memphis Steam Packet Company, and the N. o. O.
r. r Company, New 0Tenus and vt the Gayoso CONNER
ea and Worsham Houses Mempisat each of which points
further information with regard 10 the
tanned +. q. ARMS, General Superintendent.
A. KIRKPATRICK, Travelling Agent
Memphis and Charleston RHrosd Company, Memphis Tenn
Nav 20 1855. nnvlo u
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cHors IN WESTERN MIssrss,rrr. : The Kinds

CRoPs IN WESTERN MISSISSIPPI. - The Kinds
county Gazette of Wednesday last says;
The crops In this immediate neighborhood, espe-
cially those upon the hills, are beginning to suffer
materially for the want of rain--whe the gardens OF
the village give evident signs of the consuming
fire. We have had but one shower since the 18th Of
April-the season when, usually. we have two or
three week The dust and beat are indeed terrible.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

SeN- -. rxzxurz<zSxzz-1 NEW ORLEANS, JACh-
k<& EA 49, SON AND GREAT NoRTHERf
On and after MONDAY, the 3lst day May, 1888 Pas
senger Train will leave New Orleans daily 30 A. NJ and
arrive at Canton at $50 O'Clock r. ".
Returning will leave Canton at 74O A. NJ and arrive New
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 CuBturhouse street,
Il Royal sreet-For the Cure OF Old Chronic, Mercis
Syphitic all Private Diseases without Mercury hndAnce
from business friends and guaranteed In
all cases.
The unparalleled which attended Dr. prsc.
lice Ia ali OF the United States and Europshe
effected which incur
able by the eminent physicians juhes him in Offering bis
services the confidence or the nnfortnnae The following
OF the diseases termed Private and of which, liz
maeny erdicates nmely syphilis, primary secondary and
tertiary Structures, Uretfai Discharges, Glee Gonorhea
Emissions Periodical Affections Of lemaes however
complicated they Diseases Of the Back and Loins In
Of the Bladder aud Kidneys, Rheumatism Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers rumors and all Diseases Of the skip
who have privately and improperly injured themselves in that
and solitary habit which ruins the bJdy and mind uptt
ting them for either busness society," Wis Constitutional De-
bty Impoency. The following Of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits OF youth, viz:
Weakness Of Back and Limbs Pair in the Head Dness Of
pepsia, Neryousness Irabir Symptoms Of Consumption.
ec Mentally, the fearful effects the mind 10 be
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of I1ss Depression Of
Spirits Evil ForebodinEs Aversion TO Society Self Dsrust
Love II Solitude fadiy etc. Of the evils produced
All persons afflicted with Of the above sympoms should
fan to call Dr. James and be restored to perfect
health let no false decaoy prevent but apply and
yourself from the awful and dredul of is
weakness Of the Immediately cured vigOr
restored
RsnsmSer "The Medical of Dr. Jasss Is 81 Custom
house street.
Private and seper~e reserved. Hours of ssndsncs
from A. NJ. to p. M.
ConsultatIons stsictly confidential
PSRecst cases Vi Goporrhea cured 10 twenty four hours
oi II Il w 81 oasionSoass Stsa Si street.