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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03

The feIlcwing is the manner in which the
Conscription act is to be carried out: First,
all deserters are 10 be returned; second, a
draft viii take place in those States and dis
tricts, which have failed to furnish their quota
uuder the calls of the last year; and third, such
Of tie States as have furnished more than
their proportion of volunteers are to be cred
tied for the excess, aud no draft will probably
be ordered in such STATES until the number Of
the troops furnished By the several States
shall have been equalizcd BY drafts IN the de-
hnquent States.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03
Partition TTotIce,

TtATHtIuNE Co;rpE and james II. Corning, Of the
~ comfy OF WMteicy aud state Of Indiana, Will take
notice ihat petition iied against thcIn the 2d
day OF February, A. u. S6} in tho Court vi Common
Pleas of ih'w are County, Ohin by Samuel Faulkner
and Is now pending. wherein the sad samuel Faux
drtnIuds PARTITION OF the following Real Estate.
wit: II u acres Lot No. IS Section .. Also 80
on the cndPi Lot No. l8 OF Scctlrn ? Also
4 OF END uf lot No. ! of section Il
Aisu, . Cn The end Of lot VI. Section
1.--Aui AL y ing ana being in Range Is Of Township
three 80 the County uf Delaware ami state of Ohie
aud that the Term Of said Court application
VIII made by the said samuel Faulkner fr an order
that partition may be made of sa1 premises.
SAMUEi. FAULKNOR.
Feb 20, 1853 Sc, so
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03
The Destruction Of the Mississippi at Fort IIud-


Tie Bsstru usticn Of the Mississippi at Port IIud-
son.
NEw YoRK, March 30.-It appears the
Mississippi was tie last in the lire Of the feet
which attempted TO pass Port Hudson the
night Of tie 14th. In going mp she was struck
By three or four shot. and only slightly dam
aged, but when near the centre Of the range
of tie batteries. smoke and steam Of vessels
in advance and batteries, 90 enveloptd the ship
that the pilot lost his bearings. and tie frigate
grounded ON The right bank of the river. For
forty minutes she was exposed to terrific FIRE
from all the batteries. During this time she
Gred 250 rounds, but ller guns became nearly
all dismeuntcd. htr port-hoies on the star
board side knocked into ono. "a or so men
killed and tour wounded, ihe ship riddIed with
shot, ard there was no prospect of her ever
h'ating again, Capt. Smith gave orders for
her abandonment. During all tie iime she
was under fire there was no particular excite
ment on board. The crew was tod to load
and fire at TIE batteries as rapidly as posi- ble
aud did.so as long as there was gun 10 fi.e
After the old r to ahaldon her was given.
boats we're lowered. the woundtd men put in
first, and then the crew filled tie bca's-
Many Juhpeu oFeFoodrd, eApee eiiuS 10 SWIM
ashore. Some were picked mp by the boats.
ard few supposed to be drowned. Those
who reached TIE levee were taken off by the
Essex, TO the number of so or so. When the
crew were all off The ship, Capt. Smith and
Lieut.. Derby sprikled turpcutine in the ward
room, setting it on fIe. The Captain Of the
foreho!d fred her forward, and the Contain
and Lieutenant pulled for the Essex The
Mississippi was soon wrapped in flames and
the FIRE presently reached her magazine, bow
ing her up.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03

The extra session Of the Georgia Logisla-
ture assembled at MiIledgeville on Wednesday
last and Gov. Brnwa sent in u message. in
which he recommends the restriction Of the
cottoG planting to qnarter of an acre to
each band, under heavy penalty. The neces-
s;y for this coarse is found in the possible
scarcity Of provisions. lie recommends that
further restrictions be put upon the distiiAtion
Of spirits, so ~ to prevent the use of potatoes.
peas and dried peaches for that purpose. He
opposes the Endorsement Of the bonds Of the
Confederate STATES by Georgia, rs ealenla'ed
to impair the confidence Of capitalists and in
jure the credit Of tie State at home ana a
broad. He says it could do the Confcdaracy
no good. He nevertheless argues in favor Of
a cordial support of the Confederate Govern
mcnt and Administration. He desires the
Legislature 10 devise the est plan for furnish
ing laborers for the coast dcfenccs and rcgon-
rncnds that the States cars carry coru 10 The
destitute portions Of The STATE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03

An unfortunate affair occurred at
Columbus Monday afternoon. Three
large trains arrived at tie Depot
loaded with troops belonging to the
Division of Gen. Burnside, en- route
FROM the East to his Department in
the West. To prevent struggling
and desertion while the trains stop
ped, a strong guard of troops from
Camp Chase was posted on the ap-
proaches to the city. A number Of
the soldiers, comprising portions Of
the SD Pennsylvania and 21st Mas
sachusetts regiments, inhamed by Ii
quor surreptitiously obtained, made
an attempt to visit the city, but be-
ing intercepted by the guard, they
became exceedingly turbulent, and
not only grossly insulted the guard
by the use of foul language, but be-
gan to assault them with clubs and
stones; whereupon the order was
given to fire, and the result was the
fatal wounding of three of the as
sailants, and some six or eight 9th
ers less seriously injured. The sol
diers were then forced back to the
cars and the trouble was ended by
the departure of the trains. Those
who witnessed the affair do not cen
sure the guard for firing, but the of
fcers having charge of the disorder
ly troops are blamed for their failure
in making any attempt to restrain
them.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03
Satnrdav. Anril 11th. 1863.

at ono O'Clock p. Of said day tho following describe
cd Real Fsiate situate IN the County Of Delaware AMI
State o OHIO Range 10, Township s. Section four f4)
L. :. ". and bounded and described f0il0ws Being
part Of the Real Estate whereof Milo D. Pettbane late
Of Delaware aforesaid died seized and OF 20 EtciO
T. Rrlardsan OF the heirs Of the said Milo r. Pet
ithonc, and described plat cf tho Division Of said
Estate rs sub lvson ''M" being much Of said sub
division portion "M IL south Of the 'fcurven or
the Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad and
comprising, in survey AMI plat Of the same, lately
made for israel j. Richardson and Esoll T. Richardson
by James Eaton, Surveyor, Twenty two lots, number
rug from one hundred aud any -four l5il 20 hun
dred and seventy i've C175) inclusive, folews, To-
wit 154 55 l5S I57 15S, l59, 16l, III 152 16S 1884,
l65 leo 49, les, le9 l7o, III l72 l7S ia, and lIs
Also two Ou lots, numbers sixteen and Seventeen 10
III addition Fast Delnware being all Of sad
subdiv isnn IN" lying south and bounded north by
said RBirsad and sOvth lRnts formerly belonging
to Reuben Lamb. deceased, hc the loss
Also, ln-lOt number Forty t{Tl, lying on Berk
shire street IN East Delaware afnresud feng the
pre- nses which Grace Bennett by lndenture dated tho
24h day Of April A. H. 1856, granted unto hcr son tho
said James NJ. Bennett.
B. e.. WATERS,
Sheriff OF Delaware County, Ohio.
Mar. 6. 1S63.-5t 5000
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03
Mayor's Proclamation.

MAYORS OFFICE, pELEwAKE, ONO.
March 20, 1868.
nT0TICB is hereby given TO the qIHided voters of
Az the Incorporated Village Of Delaware, state ur
ONO, To meet IT the Co1ncil Room, the Market
House, Monday, April g. 4. n. 1863, between
hours of O'Clock a aud q o'cluck, p. M, OF said
day, fer the pUrp0se Of ecctiHg One Mayor, One Re-
corder and i've Trustees. the ensuing year.
Given under my hand and official seal the day and
year FIRST above written.
MaTcii 70, 1903. r b. SMITH Mayor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03

T5VINE THRIFTY FOUR YEAR OLD GRANTED APPLE
+ TREES tor sale at the Delaware Garden.
Also, at the proper time Of planting,
Sweet Potatoe Plants, Nansemond.
Tomato Plants, superior quality.
Cabbage Plants, various kinds.
Pie Plant Roots, &c. &c.
Strawberry Plants-Triomphe de
Gand, Wilson's Albany, &c.
Delaware, March 20, lsos.-sm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03
SheriH,s Salc.

Hanover Evans BY yrt%e IT me- Of an order eI,G of
John Orn!orn Wife. } ne Court 0t Common Pleas
If Delaware county, Ohio shall offer sale at the
door cf the Court House, IN Delaware,
Monday, the 27th day Of April, 1863,
between the ho1rs OF 10 O'Clock p m and O'Clock D.
the following described real estate, to-wt: Two
Town Lots IN the of CentrTvile, Delaware coun-
ty, Ohio. bonded and d,scrbe as follows: Being
Lots No. +3 and "A, commencing the "a
If Lot No. IS on Main III west rods
to East strc thence south rods: thence rods
theace north rods to tho place beginning contain
ing 81 ro''s. b. G. WATERS
Mar 20 lS63-ts $500 SleIin ncl Co. O.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03

05@ES$NIHE subscriber has opened q MEAT MAR
ESS1YS KET in the room on Winter street, lately
YYk-U-. occupied by T. Hughes where rbs will sell
The BT MEATS TRE COUNTRY AFFORDS, cheap ds can
be 6oag0 at any HldTtet i1s this place.
Farmers who have Fat Stock for sale, will please give
me call before selling elsewhere, as will pay Casn
Tor hrstrate Cattle, Sheep, Calves Hogs, at all times.
Delaware, Jan. 9, '63. DWIGHT PIERCE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03
Ehe Pure Bred Turf Horse
Highland Monarch.

WAs bred 1y H9s 4, l. saaIE Of PIC PsSEawSy
coated Chestnut with black and tails sixteen
hands high and is horse Of great bone and substance
and extraordinary muscular development. HtghLdAd
Monarch was got by the celebrated imported MoNARcH
who was bred by the late King Of England, William
found in all England. MONARCH was imported BY Col.
Hampton, OF South Carolina, for whom he many
four mile stakes OF $1,000 snd $500 Il is said Of hnt
In the American Turf Regster, that "He met with all
ma but in ali his races n whatever distance he proved
himself too feet for the fast and stout for the
strong that hc never encountered any thing in pub
lie or private that could afford him trial"
HieHT,yD MoNARcH, more strlkingy resembles biS
imported sire In nil points, than any Of his colts w6
have yet sreu We have the mo superiority OF chest
and lon-the same well proportioned head and neck;
wide nostris and Intelligent fHfI eve, al deuotnk
ty OF bloodthe same muscular arm broad Hat fnee
aud short stout bone with cords standing ont
in clear r"'iaho hrfad shoulder iucfrg we'll hack,
and forming @l'h his icrs and quarters arch Of
markahlo st-cnt ttN-3rrp flank with barrel ribbed
home IN romt'e'e lerrocisn In thigh stine and ho'k,
Highland M.tarsh * ~ thai couii bn Il, sired for
strength 81 " 'i i~' "';@n against cu'1.s sc. Tho
ast'rl ir ''siic ili 'r Good length Tic feet well
shaped aud exceedingly sound
The dam Of Highland Monarch by the celebrated
Kentncky bred horse Grev HighlGndsT, who first
prize horse at the state Fair in ls55-was ewned by
gtter OF good stock equal To any horse in South
ern ohio The grand dam was well bred marc or tie
Messenger and Trmble's Eclipse stock.
Highland Monarch has not been brought into This
county with Wow to encourage horse racing, but W
improve the style action and temper Of horses of all
work the h"rses most generally used by our farmers,
for the reason that they the most useful and
ally the most valuable. For these horses the most de-
sirdble characteristcs are good action, cndurance,
spirit and superior sve. In these particulars breed
can compare with the thorough bred race horse
Whether horses are bred FOR the saddle, for common
roadsters OF general farm work, infusion Of
this breed is always desirnble while for cavalry hoT
ses IL demonstrated the Of the Revolution
it is in this wicked balinn that tho speed and
wind Of tho blOodcd horse give decided superiority
10 the army whose cavalry horses partake OF that
blood. 'The strength Of tho horse and his ability
tn carry high weights, from the sOIfditv Of his
bones the close texture Of his hbers the bulk aud
stance Of his tendons and from his whole peculiar
formation"
HIGHLAND MOSARcH viii be found at the farm OF r C.
JOKES, 21S miles North of Delaware.
TEENS $40 the season-so low, considering the high
breeding and excellence Or tho horse that ii Will
ha thought unreasonable tn ruqnIre this nya
riahly paid at limo Of making engagement.
March 27. IS63.-tf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03
1statos &c. for GettIemert

Ty1i!E grcous in the following cases have been filed
= for rItlcn" l. and VIII b. lai'y heard 25h
day or AlTil, 1855, to vat:
/ Watk'n Davis, Guardian Of Thahe Jane Davis and
other chIreI of Robert Day is, rcfs',t.
2 Walter Iott'r, AiminstrItOr the Estate or Wiu.
Rowland deceased,
D. C1narne -lan.tn (now Cltharine Stouchton) Grar-
oiau o Sardn l.. -ii.t!ni.n Eaas 81 ~ii;man IA
irit;t Cni,irsu.
Apr :, I>GJ. T. ". POWELL, Prob. Judge
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03
AEl, AdUErtiseillEmts.

So IT WOULD BE GREAT ACCOMMODATION TO
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THEIR
FAv0RS as EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03
Farm Gor Sale.
- " consequence ~ failing hca,th fer for sa c
I'll 1 the FARM on which l reside,

=
ESI the FARM on which l reside,
Containing 1861 Acres,
Situate in Terkshirc township 100 rods south Of the
-Four Corners, called. said farm is wgil supplied
stock water which never las in the drytst sea
san-has abundance of excellent Timber, good sugar
Camp OF from 500 400 Trees, 100 Acres Cleared
and i'll excellent condition. The balance under fncc-an
Orchard oi select Grated Frut consisting OF choice
Apples, Pears and Peaches. On The Farm is Two
tory Frame Dwelling House with IL rooms, Wen Of
excellent Water, a large Frame Barn with 100 feet of
Sheds attached, Corn Cribs, Sc. Sc
There are two Churches and two Schofl Houses within
4 a mile Of the Farm, with Mechanic shops convent
eut, in quiet moral neighborhood. Tho title to the
Rud iudsputabie. Enquire sOon will Sc. AT bar
gain. IANli5 GREGORY.
March 10Th, Is . 3m.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03
a0MMa Il pRApr

4 LWaIs k9rp pon hand tho hest qualify or
ll0ur by the barrel or sack;
Bnckwheat Flour and Corn Mea;
Bran and Shorfs Corn by the buzhc!;
Sweet Cora and IIominy;
Green ard Dried Apple;
Dried Peaches, ArpIe Butter;
Onious 10y the bu.l.el and Onion sets;
Pointers. Cherse and Craclsrrs;
y. o. Mola'cs and S,rup. Maple Syrup;
Ilams and Shfulrrs, Dried Eeef;
Lemons aud Oranges. &c. &c.
IlclaMarc. March y. IsEa I'm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03

Delaware County Agricultural Society.
F79lE Board Of Managers Of this Society are requested
L to meet at the law office Of Carper & Van Icnaa
ia Delaware. on The Ilth day Of april 1868. lui at
teudai &c Is requested.
april 3, Ise3-2w. J. y. VAN DEMAN. Sec'y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03
RYRY7RHG

TzTIT nrm heretofore existing under the name or :.
! VI. Lttal x son, IS dizsn we'd by mutual consent.
All those indebted TO the late firm will please call and
settle with = NJ IfTTlIJ
Dclaware. Ohio, April 3. 1868.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03
ETOTFoR.

Fly wife, Alice L. Deckor, having left mo without
liz just cause, hereby caution all persuns against
II foorng or trusting her ON my account, as shall
pay no debts Of her contracting
SGnbury, Mar. 20, '63-3t. JAMES p. DECKER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03
51noz fruit E'arm and
YFTTrSe rjaS-

a
5Turserics.
TOR MANY YEARS WE HAVE MADE THE
! cultivation of
S NJ A LII T UITS
speciality, and taking into account VARIETY,
QUANTITY and QUALITY, our Stock of Vines and
plants Of
GRAPES, BLACKBERRTEs,
STRAWBERRIES, GoesEBERRIEs,
RAsPDEREIEs. CURRANTs, &c, &c.
Is uncqualled anywhere which we offer on the
mr. st faAcrahle terms. Parties wishing to pur-
chase would do we'll TIA correspond with US or
fend fpi orr PRICE LIST, which will he sent
TO all applicants fIec uf charge.
Or Seed SO md HoHt,atura Hou,s
Is At
No. 20 FIFTH STREET.
"hcre all articles belonging to such an est4b-
lishmcnt can hc had Of the hest quality.
j. X NGN,
Box l55, Pittsburgh, Pa.
NIL, - Taeo
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03
Estate Of Samuel BrowmilIer.

EJ0IICE is hereby given that tho UNDERSIGNED he's
- been dny appOi'ted and quail let Adfntnlstfi.-
tir 81 lhe Estate It samuel Browniil"r dec ased late
cf Delaware county Ohio All pc suus interested VIII
govern th"n-ri accordingly.
Af'r,I ,, 1858. REU8EN BRFYFOCIE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03

The discussion in the House on
the DRESSED resolutions was brought
to a close Friday evening, when the
following, offered as a substitute for
the pending resolutions by Mr.. Stan
ton, of Hamilton, was adopted by
the decisive vote Of 81 yeas to %
nays:
Il, soItqd That in The Judgment Of this
House, said resolutions Of Mr.. Dressed invite
an attempted nullifcaiion of Federal law. and
resistance by this STATE 10 Federal authority.
and are calculated in lhcir tendency 70 create
scdition and rebellion amorg the people of
this State tIat. for II . Introduction ei these
resolutions into this IT"usr, Otto Dressed he
and is hereby eensurcd ns promoter of sedi-
tion ard tl'sunior, giving, thereby, all ard
comfort 10 lie enrm:es Of tie United States.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03
Saturday, April 18th, 1868,

Ouo, siaH ouef Tor SAFE at The door OF the NourA
House in elaware, on
Saturday, April 18th, 1868,
at one O'Clock p M, the following described Real Es-
tate; Situate IN delaware county, Ohio, and in Range
49, Townships, Section 2, L $ NJ. Survey, being tho
middle 81 the cast part OF ot No. ~ said section.
bounded aud described tolnws; Beginning a
post IN the line of said lot and section the
= T. corner Bi Lewis ckersuus land In the road
by sycamore; thence $. degrees, 45 minutes W.
along the lot aud section line in rs rods and
10 nks To stone in us natural place the n. E
ner Of land claimed by c. L. Csss thcuce y. 50 degrees
o2 minutes 4. Il rods. Ia1S links a post a
0l said land claimed by said G. l., Case; thence ;.
degrees, 45 minutes, W. - rods, l9s links to post;
thence n 81 degrees 90 minutes ", rods and 4 oi
Ink 40 post; thence $ degrees 45 minutes W rods
rs lS-lo0 huks post the lot line between lots
Nos. p and -: thence n. 50 degrees, OS mnutcSW
along the lot line l4l rods 80 liuks 20 post and two
stones at the $ Of that part OF said lot No.
p Formerly owned BY George flooding, deceased, now
owned by SAID c. l.. Case by black Ash; thence n. O
dsgi Oss IS minutes AZ rods 23S links 20 post By
beech stumIs, at corner OF said lcws lAckorsons
land; thence ssii degrees +, along said nickcrsous
south line 16O 1 poles to the place Of beginning,
containing acres, 70 400 perchcs OF land uf
which excepted "Trip tho south side Of said land
4 vide aud 14l 3g1OO poles long, containing
acre. 81 s 10 perchcs OF land-leayng - acres, IL
- 100 perchcs OF land.
b c, WATERS, sheriff Del. Co. o.
March 8, ls6s-ts IfS6,OO
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03

The law recently passed by The Ohio Lesis-
lature making provision for the relief Of fam
lies If volunteers, will be f,uHd in anoFier
column. We are indebted to the courtesy Of
HoN. J. \. EMMETT fer a copy OF the bill
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03
SHERIFF. SAIL

VIM ". Clark, Ex'r OF LeWs) ny virtue Of an Order
A CLARK deceased. % Of Salo 10 me d.
rectad from the Court td
James u. Bennett. Common Pleas Of Della
County Ohio, shall offer for sale at tho door al
tie Court House, Delaware, on
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03

PPILo B. WILCOX, one of the old
est citizens of Columbus, and a dis
tinguished member of the legal pro
fession, died in that city a few days
SINCE. Also, Maj. Gen. Cooper, COM
mandant of Camp Chase. The res
idence of the family of Gen. c. is at
Frederick, Nd, to which place his
remains were taken for interment.
GLORIOUS VICTORY The election
for Governor, Congressmen, &c. took
place in Rhode Island on Wednes-
dav last, and resulted in a decided
Union victory. The Republican Q
Mon candidate for Governor is eiec-
ted. also cur candidates for Congress
in both the districts. We have also
secured a decided majority in both
branches Of the Legislature. Well
done. little Rhodyl
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03
SheriH,s Sale.

Calvin L. Case ! OY virtue OF an order or sale 10
ID me directed from the Court u
Phobe Case Ct al Common Pleas OF Delaware county,
Ohio shall oner Tor sale, at the door Of the Cour1
House in / eawRre,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03


April 3, 1873. 40 A. THOMSON. p NJ
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-04-03

Ii. BAXTER, Secretary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-25

In offering this medicine to ;hs public ec it my du.
ty 10 inform them Of its discovery.
Some seven years ago while ON my way from PrOv-
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ling me to walk with cruCh and Being unable to
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hopes OF help and made up my mind to live and die a
cripple But by tDe providence OF God, : Red man OF
the Forest met me she Prairie gathering roots and
brought this and told pr, pare it. My
wonderful part Of this history is that in one week
able to go without cutches The eighteenth DAY after
ing the next week, performed journey loot 200
miles tree from any pain. ana more than all. Rheuma
~ ' , DR. W. il. 1ruLICK.
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During The last three have fully tested this
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neuralgia and rheumatism humors floating about
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