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NOTICE.

r HAVE TINS DAY SOLD TO MR. TEALn ny
L sltble, aud cha5rully recon end him 10 all of my
old custuusfa believing that with bis present facii
tics and cxparenoe in rho Livery buaneas ho VIII DO
enabled Co. tlyo entire satisfaction 20 tue public
L. ". NEE,
Rali.ss Liyerr and sale -table,
Maroh la-tm 40, Aouh harAe. sirc,t
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In consequonco Of the increase In the price paper
and every other material used in Printing Office,
we have been compelled to raise the price of our paper
to 20 cts per week, or 81 per month TO weekly or
monthy subscribers, and $40 a year TO yearly sub
sorbers which must 10 all be paid In advance
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s}a9hriliG a(utpu.

Published By an association Of Printers.
OTsice on Printers' Alley, between
Umion and ueadeFick streets,
u,tA.11ai1 ~ itts1 : =
TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL q, 1868.
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Religious Services.

PosT CuAPEi-( secoud Presbyterian Church College
street between the Square and the Louisville pepoD
Sabbath school and solders Eible Class at o'clock
every sabbath morning Preaching at l0% O'Clock,
AN, and at PM Prayer Meeting every We'd
nosday night at O'Clock.
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We need make no apology for the
length of our extracts from this noble
speech 1t will be read with the deep
est interest.
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Notioo to Nors.neaIers.


News.Dealors wanting more than one hundred
copies, must send in their orders by O'clock the
evening previous, to have thom hlled promptly
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REBET LEADERS DID NOT WANT PEAoEABLE
SECESSION.
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Genp Field HOSPITAL No. lone mile west Co
House. j. X Finley, Surgeon in charge.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-04-17
Warren County.

A meeting of citizens of Warren County was
held in Warrenton on the sth inst at which the
following resolutions reported from the committee
by William Eaton, Jr, Esq, were adopted:
l. Resolued, That the support of the army and
the families of our gallant defenders, and, indeed,
of our people large and the success of our great
struggle, in which everything is at stake, will be
placed in imminent peril if the planters in the Con-
ederae States do not devote their chief and al most
exclusive attention the culture of grain crops and
the production of provisions and that it is a high
and sacred duty which they owe to their country,
their families ard themselves and especially to the
brave men who are now battling for all that is dear
to Us, to give such direction to their agriculture
as to produce the largest possible supply of the
neceSSarles of life.
2. ResoLUed That our enemies conscious of their
inability to subdue US by the sword, are already
calculating upon starving US into submission, and
that every patriot ought to act in such manner as
may be most likely to defeat their hopes and
strengthen the COnfederacy in the mighty contest
in which we are engaged.
3. ResoIued, That we decidedly and strongly re-
commend to the citizens of Warren county to plant
no cc0ton for market during the present year, and
not more than fifteen hundred hills Of tobacco to
each hand between the ages of sixteen and fifty five
and that we deem it of the deepest importance that
they shall raise as much food as possible for man
and beast and that all persons present be requested
to use their influence with their neghbors to induce
them to comply with this resolution.
f. Res0LUed That in the opinion of this meeting
any man who shall, under existing circumsta aces,
plant any cotton for market, or mere than teen
hundred hills to each hand between .bs ages OF six
teen and fifty!five years in tobacco, will pursue
line of conduct vitality and papably injurious to the
public interests, and which will merit and receive
the disapprobaton and consuTs oe every man IN Il
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Martial and Military Law.

The House of Representatives at Richmond, on
Wednesday last, passed the following resolutions
by vote of 45 to 81. We record this result with
pleasure. 1t gives earnest that the represen-
tatves of the people determined to restrain, to
some extent the encroachments Of the military:
~. That martial law, in the sense of an arbi-
trary suspension Of all the laws and civil j;risdc-
tions, cannot exist within the Confederate States.
ii. Military martial law in any sense, if it can
exist within the Confederate States can exist only
by virtue Of legislative authority.
Iii. Military law Qor the government of the
forces is distinct from martial law and it is enacted
by Congress in pursuance of the Constitution.
NV. Without martial law military commanders
may sometimes exert extraordinary powers at and
near the places occupied by their trooTs, and may
be justified by the nature, and necessities of the
service and therefore by the laws authorizing the
employment of the forces but they assume the
hazard of responsibility according to know princi-
Piles of war.
Nv. For the security of liberty and the certainty
of law powers which are necessary to be conferred
on the President military commanders, in
lieu of the power to declare martisl law within the
Confederate States ought to be conferred by distinct
enactments
Messrs. Arlington Ashe, Bridges, Gather, Nc
Lean, and Smith of this State voted for, and Mr..
Kenan against the resolutions.
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Rev. R. j. GRAvEs.-There is no truth in the
report as published in the Progress Of this City,
that the mind of this gentleman is affected, that
he was examined in HillSborough to ascertain
whether he was insane. The Editor of the Progress
has very promptly done Mr.. Graves justice and has
furnished him with the name of the malicious or
thoaghtleSs person who made the statement in that
paper Mr.. Graves is, and has beer in the regular
discharge of his pastoral duties, and his mind is
uou3t as strong and clear it was. His trial
expected to take place in Richmond, about the
Ioth OF next month. fair investigation is all he
ASKS and such an investigation will result in our
0phion, in his triumphant acquIttal.
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IMPORTANT SALE.

HETILL BE SOLD AT TOwLES' AUCTION AND
w Commission Store, on Saturday 18th inst, at lo71
o'clock
good Miller and Carpenter So years old,
/ fine riding and buggy Horse.
Iron Safes good
large platform Scales.
l Ware House Truck.
fine Mahogany Side Board
! Marble Slab Centre Table.
l small Sofa.
l Rocking Chair.
large Gilt Frame Looking Glass.
fine three ply Carpet.
set. Curtains and other household articles.
2 cases prime Snuff. and q small quantity of Coast
Salt Also expected to arrive another lot Of meal.
JAMES n. TOWLES Auct.
Raleigh APRIL II, 1863. SIT
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The Register does injustice to government officers
largng that government cotton has been ex-
LOS'' !! ''andinjured. Wehave made inquiry and learn
wat all the cotton has beeA sheltered as rapidly as
POSs'Ie' and that Capt. W. H. Oliver, who has this
oDS''eSS specially in charge, has omitted no labor
pans 10 see that the State cotton is we'll protect
lhe Register is so blinded by malice that it
,''O' % justice on any subject to political oppo-
we notice its misstatements, not because we
o1 PI'. ~ " Will correct them but to put the public
v" Their guard sainst them. -.
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MARRIED.,

In Christs Church, Raleigh. the 18th nst by the
Rev Dr. Mason Capt GEORGE B. BAKER, of Fayetteville
Miss KATE D., daughter of the late Henry W Miller Esq
On the 10th ut, Fredericksburg. Va. BY the Rev.
A F. Sarp Lieut. PARTEE FoARD of lst N. c. cavalry,
to Miss JULIA MONTGOMERY, of Scott County, Va.
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Col. GOLFERS SPEECu.-We are under obliga-
tons to Col. R. R. Collier, the Senator from the
Petersburg district in the Virginia Assembly, for a
pamphlet copy of Correspondence and remarks
on two occasions in the Senate of Virginia, on the
subject of martial law, and arrests and confinement
Of civilians by military orders" Col. Collier has
handled these subjects with much ability. There
is no more devoted friend than he is of the Confed-
ing advocate of civil liberty. We hope to find space
sOCn for some extracts from his remarks.
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d / e D,

In this City Monday, 18th inst, Mrs ROBERT PR1M
ROSE, of Newbern.
At Towards Grove Hospital, Richmond, Virgina, on
the 26h ult of continent small pox RUFFIN R. JOHNSON,
of company c. SD N. c. T. Mr. johnson leaves many
friends and relatives to his loss He also enjoyed
ICoN.
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT GUIDE-We are in
debted to the publishers, MCssrs. H. p Hill & Co.,
Griffin, Georgia, for copy of their Confederate
States RailrSad and Steamboat Guide, just pub
shcd. This is very useful little work, and is the
first ono Of the kind published since the wSr COM
nopnced
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PUBLIC MEETING.

TINHE PATRIOTIC FARMERS OF THE COUNTY OF
Il Wake are requested to meet at the Court House in
the City Raleigh Saturday next for the purpose of
dscouragng the planting of Cotton and Tobacco the pre-
sent year a full attendance is much desired.
MANY FARMERS.
SGT.
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CONFEDERATE CURRENCY N VIReISIA.-The Au-
ditor of Public Accounts in Virginia has publish
ed the following notice:
Confederate States non.interest-b bearing notes
of the denomination of, or over five dollars, dated
and issued and after the first day of April 1868,
shall hereafter be receivable in payment of taxes
and other public dues to the State"
This of course discredits notes issued before the
1st of April, 1868, and the object is said to he to-
aid the Confederate government in funding its debt
but the inevitable effect will be to discredit all Con-
federate currency issued before the pei iod mention
ed If North Carolina had done this, I be Richmond
Enquirer and its echoes in this State would have
charged that "a conflict " had been produced be-
tween the two governments, and that our State was
engaged in repudating Confederate currency. But
Virginia has done it by law, and it is all right
Promotions Major Christopher c. Cole, of the
22d regiment N. N. troops, formerly Editor of the
Greensboroueh Times has been made Lieutenant
Colonel, sicS Robert h. Gray, deceased. Capt. La
ban Odel has been made Major, oice Cole promoted
Capt Caleb B. Hobson, of Sampson County, has
been made Lieutenant Colonel of the 5lst regiment
N. y. troops and Capt James R. Mcdonald Cum
berland, has been made Major of the same regiment.
Capt Joseph II. HymaR, of Edgecombe, has been
made Lieutenant Colonel of the 18th regiment N.
@. troops, Uice Thomas Rufinp Jr., resighed.-Pr0-
gresS.
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Quariermaste.'s Department,

HALElGH. N. o. PHI TOM, I""o
A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THIS
n Department will present them Immediately for set
tement and in future parties will their bills for
payments on the delivery OF The goods Bills for services
rendered hire Of houses &c. must be presented
before the eud of each month
W. ". PIERCE,
Major and Q. n G. 8. A.
April II, 1858. 52-4t.
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TOBACCO.

TOBACCO.
HN STORE ON CONSIGNMENT, A LARGE SUPPLY
u of Manufactured Tobacco from = to % 3 to sut Pur
chaSers. JAMEo M..IOHLESo Hgt.
Raleigh, April ", 1888. SIT
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WANTED,
% OAA TO 5,CSO LBS. or FODDER. FOR
SDSUUO which Iwl pay the highest market price,
delivered in Raleigh, or l will haul it myself
90 or 80 barrels of CORN. Apply to
20 Or IL. h. BROWN.
Raleigh, n. C., APRIL i. lsss- s2-G
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FAMILY FLOUR

FAMILY FLOUR.
HUST RECEIVED SMALL LOT OF SuPEKFlNE
JAMES NJ. ToWLES, Agt.
Raleigh, April II, 1868. @-t
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SOUTH LOWELL WOOL CARDING MA
CHINE.
HAVING PURCHASED THE PROPERTY kNOWN
N as the South Lowell Mills, one mile from South
Lowell Academy and IL miles northeast from HIsboro
would inform the citizens of Orange and the surrounding
Counties that nv Cards will be found in gNd order with
sufficient attendance card day and night Consequently
those living at distance will not be under the necessity
OF leaving their wool and as cards cannot De
wool in ell cases must be entirely clear of burs and other
hard substances and in good carding order Those who
bring theis wool in good order will be sure to get good
WORK bound of grease to l2 of WOOL also have cot
ron 1;n in onnraton A. N. LATTA.
Ssntb Lowell N C. April II, 1883 l7-6tpd.
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aIan REWARD.

DANAwAY FROM THE NEIGHB0RHooD OF
e Henderson, N c. in the month of July last, negro
how SOLOMON 90 years of age feet or inches high
quite black small head and face prominent and quick
of speech He is supposed to have passed pmseh i9r
raa how and gone IF as for soldier and Is
probably in camp boy belongs to the Estate of Maj
L. Skinner deceased and the subscriber will pay the
above named for his apprehension and delivery or
for his confinement in Jail so That she can get him.
ELIZA F. SKINNER, Executrix-
Oxford n c., April u, 1868. o-om.
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SUGAR r!
Hn HHDs GOOD BROWN SUGAR R.vtrL.pn
1O For sale BY A' a. " "AA 90
Greensboro, N. g., April Z, 1853 -
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Important to the Afflicted.

DIR. DOW continues 10 be consulted Mt his Office,
Nos and Endicott Street, boston, on all diseases
OF PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE. by q
long course OF study and practical experience OF
unlimited extent, DR. ID. has now tho Qualification
OF presenting the unfortunate with remedies that
have never. since he first introduced them, ALLIED
to cure the most alarming cases OF G0NORRiEA
horrors OF venereal and Impure blood, Impotcncy,
Scrofula GOn0rrhGa, Ulcers. pains and distress In
the REGIONS OF procrcaton, Inflammation Of the Blad-
der and Kidneys, Iiydr0cele, Abcesscs. lfninors,
frghtful Swellings and the long train OF horrible
symptoms attending this class OF disease, mado
10 become as harmless rs thc simplest allings OF
child. SEMINAL WEAKNESS. DR.. ID. doyotcs n
great part Of his time TO tho treatment Of those
cases caused by secret and solitary habit, which
ruins the body and mind. uniting the unfortunate
Individual for business or society. Some oftht sad
and melancholy eff cts produced by early habits
Of youth, are Weakness OF the Back aud Limbs,
Dizziness Of the head, Dlinness OF sight Palpita'
ton OF tho Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, De-
rangcment OF the digestive functions. symptoms
of Consumption, &c. Tho fearful effects on tho
mind are much ~ be dreaded loss OF memory,
bodings aversion or society, sclfdistrust, tmdty.
30 are among the evils produced. Such persons
should, before contemplating matrimony, consult
physician or experience. and DO ut once restored
to health and happiness. .,.
Patients who wish TO remain under DR.. Dows
treatment q few days or weeks, will BIO furnished
with pleasant rooms, and charges for board mode
rate. ..-..... .......
Medicines sent 10 all parts OF tho country, with
full directions for use, on receiving description OF
your cases. DIR. Dow has also for sale tho French
Capacities, warranted tho best preventive. Order
by mail, for 81, and red stamp.
ADril 62.-Iyrl6 .| III -
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Warranted superior to Any Others.

Tobias Derby Condition Poirdsrs' SAFE
sure and speedy cure for Coughs. Colds, Dis
temper. Heaves. Hide Bound, Worms, Bots
Loss of Appetite, Scuryy, &C.. &C., in Horses
and Cattle. Many animals whose worn out ana
miserable appearance makes them almost worth
less, can be restored to their former yigor and
fine condition by few doses Of these invalua'
BILE powders. They are perfectly harmless, and
can be given to sound horse as well as sick
one, with sure beneGt-they keep their blood
cool, skin and bowels loose, urinary organs in
good order. and. on the whole, improve the ap-
pcarapce Of all animals, no matter what condi-
ton they arc in. For high fed horses they are
invaluable. IL horsemen would once month
give tablespoonful in their feed, We should
seldom hear Of so many sick horses. Sold by
all druggists. Depot, So Cortlandt street, New
York. 7-3w
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SAMBUCI VINE
Celebrated In Europe for It's medicinal and benef-
cial qualities rs gentle Stimulant, Tonic, Diuret'
10 and SudoriGc highly esteemed by eminent ply
sicans, used In European and American hospitals
and by some OF the first families In Europe and
America.
Il has no equal, causing an appetite and building
up the systein. being entirely pure wine OF most
As A DIURETYC,
II imparts healthy action of the Glands and Kid
neys aud Urinary Organs very beneficial In Drop
sy, Gout and Rheumatic Affections,
SPEER'S VINE
II not mixture or manufactured article. but Is
pure, from the juice OF tho Portugal Sambucus
grape, cultivated In New Jersey, recommended by
Chemists ani Physicians as possessing medical
properties superior to any other Wines In use. and
an excellent article for all weak and dcbilitated
persons, aud tho aged and infrm, improving the
appetite and beneittlns ladies and children.
ALADIES' VINE, '..
Because IL will not ntoxcatc as other wines, rs II
contains no mixture of spirits or other liquors. and
properties, impartlng healthy tone to the digest
i've organs and blooming, soft, and healthy SKIN
and complexion.
WE REFER TO
a few we'll known gentlemen and physicians who
I '.f have tried the Wine
Mnasd s,,ss % %lsGn onnIs
DR. j II Clifton, city, DIR Dougherty,"
DR. Parker, N Y city, DR. Parish, Philadelphia.
~ None genuine without the signature Of "AL.
FIXED SPEER, Passaic, N. j." Is over the cork oi
each bottle.
MAKE ONE TRIAL or TINS VINE.
For sale by j. Sawyer, NJ. d.. and G. ii. Carlton
Co. Biddeford, and &. y MITCHELL Saco. Trade sup.
piled by n. H NAY, Portland. and all wholesale
ASPEER, Proprietor, '
.s.f-air ylneyard-Passaic, Nj.
John Ia Foy, Paris, Agent for Franco and Gorma-
80, - ~ 7--lyr ...a Y
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Brandreth's Pills.

TAsy cure Dyspepsia, reduce, lessen and erp'i h'
principle Of disease.
DIR. Thomas r. Hazard OF Portsmouth, Rhode Isl
and, says THAT q years experience with this med
iclnc confirms his belief that In very few case
would the Physicians services DO required II Bran
dreth's Pills were promptly used In the early sta
res OF disease"
il. Cook, publisher OF the Banner. ut Bennin-
ton, VI. says-"Brandreth's Pills cured me OF Dys
pspsia when every other means had failed, and
was actually given up by my physicians and
friends"
The same testimony Is given by N. Bliss ESQ
tho we'll known citizen Of williamsburgh,and thou
sands OF Others.
But their merits are we'll known In full doses
there is no surcr purgativei in smaller ones they
act as q gentle stimulus, curing eostiveness aud
purifying the blood. They arc every day curing
Thousands who were deemed ineurahle, until this
blessed medicine was used. Principal oifee-29'
CANAL STREET, New York.
For sale by @. II. Carlton & Co, BIddefOrd. 4w'
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Prize Poetry.

Let Chieftalus boast Of deeds OF war,
And Minstrels tune their sweet guitar,
A nObler theme my heart ID ills
In praise OF HERRICk'S matchless Pills.
Their cures are found In every land
Mid Russia's snow and Aries sand,
Their wondrous works the papers I'LL,
Produced by HERRIcx's matchless PHI.
Does disease aflict you do not doubt
This charming compound will search IL out,
And health again your system NIL.
II you fy 1t once TO IERRiCK's Pill.
They're safe for all-both old and young
Their praises arc on every tongue;
Disease disarmed-no longer kills,
Since we are blessed with HERRIck's Pills.
Put up with English, Spanish, German and French
Price - cents per box. Sugar Coated
See advertisement ON third page. lyrl3
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CAUTION TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH

DR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. 20 0 I'm
dicott Street Boston, Is consulted daily for all dis
Uteri, or falling Of tho Womb. fluor Albuy sup.
preston. aud other menstrual dorangements, arc
now treated upon new pathological prlncp lss, aud
Invariably certain Il the new mode OF trcatment,
that most obstinate compI Ants Yield under H. and
the afflicted person som rcIolccs In perfect health.
DIR Dow has no doubt had greater experience In
the cure OF diseases or women and children, than
any other physician In Boston
Boarding accommodations for patients who may
wish to stay In Boston few days under his treat.
ment --.--
Dr. Dow, since 1915, having confined his whole
attention to Office practice. for tho cure OF Pri
vate diseases aud Female Conn plants ack knowledge
no superior In tho United Statos.
N. B.-All letters must ccntain four red stamps,
or they will not be answered. u. ~ 'A A. % v
0nicc hours from SA. N. to 9P.M. tut
D April, le62,-iyri6 .fI-tr-tI-'
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Al n Court or Probate holden at Biddeford. within
and for the county of York on the first Tuesday in
February, In the year OF our Lord eighteen hun.
dred aud sixty.three, by the Hon. T.. Il. Bourne,
Judge OF said Court,
yyyILLIAM II. STEWART, Administrator OF the
w estate OF Timothy Stuart, late OF Saco. In
said county, deceased, having presented his hrst
and aral account OF administration OF the estate
OF said decease cd for allowance
Also his private account against tho estate OF
said deceased,
ordered, That the said Accountant give notice to
all persons interested by causing acopy oIths Or
Uaioa 4 Journal, printed at Biddeford In said
county, that they may appear at Probate Court
10 be holden at Alfred. In said county. on the
hrst Tuesday In March next. at ten OF the clock
In the forenoon aud shew cause. II any thoy have,
why tho same should not be allowed.
Attest, George II, Knowlton. Register.
A true copy.
Attest. George ii. Knowlton, Register.
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DR.. MORSE. OF PORTLAND,

Well known for his successful treatment OF con-
,sBgpti0R, Cafarrh, isthaa, BrOHehs. and all dis
eases OF the TArOat and Lungs by Medical lnhala-
ton, with n view 20 the accommodation OF his nu-
merous patients aud others DESTROYS 10 consult him
In Saco DiddeiOrd, and the surrounding towns, VIII
be AT the Blddefbrd House. Blddcf6rd. the first Fr,
daV In each month hereafter until further notice.
liz stormy on Friday. DIR. NJ. will be at Biddeford
the next day, Saturday, If pleasant.
lie also treats all female complaints: For Ealing
81 tAs Womb and 'LsucOrrAGa" no has a sover.
ei,n remedy feb. 2i-9tf