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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

N,APSCOTT's LONDON AID LIVERPOOL
Il PASSAGE OFFICE, No. as sonth e., New York.
DRAFTS on ENGLAND, IRELAND. SCOTLAND and
"TnAPscoTrs CELEBRATED LINE OF LIVERPOOL
PACKETS SAIL TWICE A WEEK -
LINE or LONDON PACKETS SAIL EVERY TEN
DAYS.
Parties wishing to tale passage, Sod FOR their friends
remit money the old country do 30 q the lowest rates
By spplyinSte TAPsCVfG BROTHERS Co,
No. 20 Reuth-bh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
SUPREME CoURT-CuAxDErA-sii i7-Bsfors
Judge BAkrAED.

Rober; h bradford Public Admin.Straior ast TIE Ma.
Aldermen and Comnopsity 81 E-w-Ycrk.

SUPERIOR COURT-spzcilL TERS-MAIcH IL
Before Justice hosCmKz.
DECISION.
Charles walsh agt. The Homo Insurance Com
pany OF New. Yors, Order granted.
Ansrcsn Bank Note Company The National Bsnf Note
Compsny.--MotiOn granted. .
abigail kru-e at TIE Board Of Experimentation
granted
COURT OF GENERAL sRSsIONS-MAxcH IT-Bsfore
Recorder HosFskN
John Campbell pleaded guilty Of forgery in the
third degree hsvOg attempted 70 pass number Of counter
feit bills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

REAL ESTATE SALES.--FUTURE than one humid
cod lots were sold on Wednesday in woodawn. One.
hsaSredand.ifth 20 0ne-hundred and-eventh streets
eODurisne part Of the Mofst estets BY order Of L. t.
Mount:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

IRE RAILWAY.--passenger trains leave
~ from foot OF Cbsmbers-st.;
a. ~, KIprsss for Buffalo.
s:S0a ~, MIh daily, for Otisvine
10 rn Mail for Buffalo and rn,crrnsd ,a'e saticna
AIS D. NJ Wy, FOR Port Jrys and Ne~turgh
81. Might Express, d.y, fer Dunkisa Dad.9 heehs>
ter CaIsrdaxua and principal stations Train Of Saturday
ruls thSonrh 10 Buffalo but does run Dunkirk.
CHAs MINUT General Superintendent
HJTDSON RIVER RAILROAD-FOR AL
i ABAEY and TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trainslesve: -
From Chsnbersst. From gthsc
Express and 10 a m and ,: 1:22 l0:S7 md 3Hsnd
Is and 5 D. ia al 52 p
Troy end Albany with sleep II 2 p. NJ.
ing earl. 1890 y. .,.~
Poughseep.e train, and II az- and ii'z@s H. sosA'>
9 m. and p. Pm
Peekskin train, 4 p m VIZ p. N
Sing Sing train, $50. l9;9S
TaIrytown train. $3.50 p. J;5l D. N
On Sunday, at 6. 20 p. w.. hom 3othss r-...,
Tickets may procured {. OF the orces CT wec9Te
Express Now York and Brooklyn and easssse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
Ocean 6teamers.

EOR NEW RLEANS-Direct.-The q. $.
II Mall steamship GEORGE WASHINGTON SsPt; y.
v eager leave Pier No. N. X, SATURDAY, March
10 at p Passage With Unsurpassed accommodations.
SEQ Apply TO II b. CROMWELL Co, VI Westst-
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TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK:

NEW.YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
IN RAILROAD-Ror Albany, Troy. North and West leave
a6tL - dspot at 10 ~, and AIS Sunday train go
p IN.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-27
MOsby. with the Confederate Cav.

Mosby, with the Confederate Cav
airy, has made . descent on the
Orange and Alexandria railroad. near
BristOw Station, and captured the
Federal guards at that place Of Is
men.
On Friday noon the Confederate
Cavalry made an attack on Bristow
Station, on the Alexandria 4 Orange
r. r., a few minutes before Gen.
Grant had pissed on the mail train
for Headquarters of the army of the
Potomac. II is supposed that the in
t~ention was to capture him.
Judge Fitch, of the Lucas county,
Ohio, Court of Common Pleas, recent
ly decided that divorces granted by
the Indiana Courts between parties
whs are not residents of Ohio, are not
valid in Ohio, and that any marriage
contracted in this State by persons
thus divorced, are void. ~
Up to Friday evening all was quiet
at Paducah, although Confederate
Regiments are ove running Western
Kentucky, and the greatest excite>
ment exists among the citizens. The
g~un-boats r constantly patroling the
river and taking the precaution to pre-
vent the enemy from crossing the riv-
| err. fFs"n"' '.
In Philadelphia they are forming
anti butter leagues-that is assoeia-
tons of people in certain portions Of
the city who agree hat they will not
purchase butter until it falls to a rea.
sonable price which they agree upon
beforehand. The effect is proving to
be highly satisfactory and it is urged
upon the people in all the cities and
towns of the country to form these
leagues and not submit to the present
extortionate rates.
We have, further particulars of the
battle on Red River, and the confirm
alton Of the intelligence that. the ene-
my Gil the second day, were routed
with heavy loss, among their killed be-
ing General Morton and Parson.-
The feet which was within so miles
of Shreveport, received orders to turn
back, and on the way kack we're at.
tackled by large numbers of the enc
my, on both sides Of the river. The
Co~niederates were repulsed with a loss
of 500 or 900 killed, and a large
number wounded, while no one on the
gun-boat was injured. Gen. Green,
confederate, had his head shot off by
a shell.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-27
LATEST NEWS.

Saturdays papers contains the fol-
lowing important news
The Worlds special says Cows.
Brough, Lewis, Morton, Curtin and
Yates had a long interview with the
President to-day to urge upon him the
necessity of calling two hundred thou
sand more men into the service for the
defense of States bordering on the
Ohio river; especially Indiana. Ohio
and Kentucky. They claimed, if spe-
eially authorized, they coud raise that
number for that duty 10y volunteering.
The President, as things look now,
seems disposed to issue the call for
two hundred thousand troops, to be
raised only in the Western States.
BALrIMokB, April 22.--The Amer
lean has special advices from Norfolk
that a steamer had arrived there from
New Orleans via. MooreheaS City, and
was taken possession of to bring i'm
portant dispatches to General Butler,
The Captain reported that a rebel ram
came down to within q few miles of
Plymouth, N. c., on the 18th, and at
tackled our feet and sunk the gunboat
Bombshell and two other gunboats,
names unknown. The greatest anx-
iety exists. Plymouth, it was cener-
ally expected, would have to lie evac-
uated. 1t IS thought Gen. Peck would
5e able to hold Newborn.
WASHINGTON, April Owe have
the following information to night
from the Army of the Potomac: Five
deserters from the 48th Virginia re,
bel regiment, came into u lines yes
terday. They positively assert that
Longstreet's army is at Orange Court
House, and Lees entire force is not
more than $4,000 or So 900 strong
The rebels are very vigiIant, and have
strictly forbidden their pickets to hold
communication with our own.
The Times Washington special says
Gen. Grant has left for the front and
Gen. Burnside for Fortress Monroe.
1t is understood that recent develop.
ments Of the intentions of the rebels,
render an early movement of the Ar,
my of the Potomac highly probable.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-27
Nit, ~ T.omo,

Bsy-The New Nation, the Fremont
organ, in discussing the Baltimore
Convention, regards not only the time
when it shall be held, but even its ac-
ton, as Of but little consequence. 1t
remarks: ISL a.a5 u q, 4. .as
"After having rasbly and prema-
turely launched the country into the
discussions inseparable from a PRESS
Dental nomination, the friends of Mr..
lincoln whe believed that by proceed.
ing thus, they would gain the advan-
tage OF an early trial, and who in this
hope have employed the immense pa
tronsge at their disposal, to draw the
people in the wake of certain oven
complaisant Legislatures, o perceive
that they have taken the wrong road.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-27

10th Of May, recruits will he placed in other
artillery or man ~ regiments.
Recruits irr these organ. z. ions will be
deducted from ihe quo'a- Ior dIst.
sPetsons who WISH o TerrpiT. or these or
gsR z.tians must apply at once. aud present
the pro er testimonials OF their fines ior
the service.
by order Of the Governor.
b. X. CowAS.
Adiu ant General.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-27

EeJ-The Cincinnati Catholic Tele-
graph says the taking of Fort Pillow
by Forrest, will remind many of the
unsuccessful expedition of General
Rosseau to Washington, last summer,
to obtain permission to raise a mounted
force of fifteen thousand men to pro.
tect the country against raids, and
will not increase the affections of the
people out west for Secretary Stanton
and General IIalleck. splio @
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-27
WAsHINoToN, April 20.

SENATE Mr.. Wilson introduced a bill to
amend sec ion eight OF an act entitled an
act to establish the Treasury Department,
approved Sept 81. 1889. The bill iorbids
govern nent officers and agents purchasing
lands sold under. the coufscAti,D and tax
laws
Mr.. Harris introduced = j,int resolution
in references to che taking Of the census for
1866, (which was referred to tho Judiciary
committee. - -
Mr.. Lane. Of Kansas, called up the bill
making an ADDITIONAL grant OF lands TO aid
in the c instruction OF railroads and tele
graph lines ia Kansas. Passed.
The bill 10 repeal the fugitive slave law
ca me up.
Mr.. Foster siiressei ths Senate in sup
port o. the bill as au,nlsd BIZ Mr.. Shsr.
man. Enl. re
Mr.. brown spoke briefly in opposition to
the bill. -t..
4; The Internal Tax bill being UNI
der discussi, n,
Mr.. Norton offered an ~ansnim,nt. which
was adopted, that II any assessor shall do
mani or recsiv.. directly or ia iirsctlv, from
any deputy Assessor, ~ q c,niit'on OF his
appointment or to continuancs in ofiss. any
por'ion Of the compensation herein allowed,
such sssossor so otf-r,ns shall be snmnarIly
dismissed from offi,s and liable to tins oi
not less thsn $50 on conviction. ~"
An amend nent vas ai,p,sn that the time
OF sale Of real estate TO satisfy duties shall
not be lsss than twenty mar In,re than forty
days en- the date o! giving notice. The
COMMITTEE act.d on iorty two sections o
the general provisions OF the bill, The anenl.
men 5 being manly OF . vsrba'i charsctsr,-
Tnsro Was no debate bat merely explsns,
tion.. gz8G 3i4ejf@f rriiS II
Mr. Kasson. from'ths committee on uni
form weighs and coinage, reported Sspats
bill providing Tor nsw csni coinags snd twa
cent pieces. Fgbl. III 5.,s9y J.
Mr, Stevens opposed he Bill.
The bill wAs passed. =
The Hssss rsssnsd the ssssiAssAdce ;!
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-27
GrrrnAI HxAporAnrKns

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS
STATE OF Uaf', ADJ T GENL's Orr1oE,S
~ COLUMBUS. April 20. 1854.
Authority has been received rom the War
Departmens TO raise one or more regiments
OF Hosvy Artillery, on condition that. h,ths
b pot complstsd ou VI blsoFs ths
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-27
WASHINGTON. Aoril 18

r WASHINGTON, April 10
SENATE.--Nessrs Doolittle and dowo,
presented a m-morial rpm ei'izsns Of Wis
%consin, praying for an increase du Y OF IL
per cent. on WOOL OF ioreign production. II.
ierred to tbs Finance COMMITTEE. g.
Numerous remons,rances against the same
were presenr ed and re erred.
Mr.. Trutnbull, rom thu Judiciary Com
mittee, called up his substitute or the btll
concerning the disposition Of convicts in th4
courts OF the United States, for the subsist
ing Of persons in ia,ls charged with violating
the laws Of the United States. anil for d,
minishing The expenses 10 relation thereto.
Passed. 1.@j3H7 ''
The bill defines the duties Of wardens
and msrshals in tho Territories and the Dis
trict Of Colutnbia. /.
Mr.. Wilson presented a petition from the
Boston Board OF Trade praying or a ship
canal around Niagara Falls. Referred to
the Committee on Comerce. re
Mr.. Dpolittls reported hack the report OF
the Secretary OF the interior in re erence to
the Idaho Indians. 20
tho c Instruction OF Q railroad ia Minnesota.
Referred. Iats 9t gGaaF 3e t Il
lioUsE.-Mr. PendIeton OF o.. presented
tho resolutions OF the. Legislature Of that
State relative 10 making pr vision for the
destitute people Of East Tennessee. le
MIR. Wii.o,, OF I,wI. offered q resolution.
that alter TO div, and until otherwise. ordr
cd, Saturday excepted, the House will take
q recess q, 4.3OP NJ, 10 meet At 7 o'cl'ck
Tor the Transaction Of business. During the
uay session H., n ,n,e will consider tn. in
teroal revenue bill. and dusiny the %svenin,
session sn h bills a. the House may order.
The resolution was agreed to, yeas SO
nays %.
Mr.. Arn,ld OF Illinois, offsrei the follow.
ing resolutions. "A 5p l3t a8
a Resotvsi That in the present condirio O.
the count ry AMI its II .aace. it y tn. imper
ativs du y Of Clnsress to raise tho tag 20 %
TO largely increase the revenue Of tho CIV.
srnmen and Tor this purpose q much higher
rate OF duties should be imposed On all luxi
riss, imported and produced in the Uni.sd
States. -
Resolued, That the expansion OF the Bank
circulation Of lbe country Is ~produeing Z
general and ruinous state of affairs, anil
snoold DO reprsssed BY taxing, tho issue Of
such State Banks. anesa
Ths sbSss rsSolytions. were 1irry.d -
tbs lasfor hys rsts Of a oiSs.p fe1SSB
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-04-27
Democratic state Ticket.

voc
yoa sEcREfkKY or STARE,
IS "N,ILIAM w. ARMSTRONG,
% Of Seneca County.
Z soisESt soDeEs,
tFoR rus1 rkRn1
FHlLApELPH VAN TRUMP,
OF Fairfield Cosnty.
tro StLL vAcANcIEs.)
Long Vacancy,
~MAGatAS c. .WHlTELKY.
OF Hancock County.
III Short Vacancy.
kALE1ANDER 8. B0YS
Soi Highland County.
ATTORNEY sESEaAL,
- LYMAN X. CRITCHFlELD.
OF Holmes County.
~ snmrrKcLLEs OF TIE TREASURY,
- WILLIAM 8. ". PRENTlSH.
a e. or Franklin County.
ssAsD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Gull Tsrm.1"
WILLIAM LARWILL,
= OF Ashland County.
{For Vacancv,] .
CHARLES BOESEL;
OF AuglaiZs County.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-04
ELMnoLDsExTRAc BucnU.

For Weaknesses arising from excuses, lablis
OF Dissipation. early indisCrctjou OF abuse, at-
tended with the following symp,oms;
lndisposition to Exortion, Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, Wakclulucss,
Dimncss Of Vision, Pain IN the Back,
Universal Lassitude Of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Finishing q the Body,
Dryness OF the Skin, Eruptiops on the Face,
pallid CouutcnBnce.
These symptoms, II allowed to 20 on, which
this medicine Invariably removes, Don follows
hPotencg FututB ffjiptic fis,
la ono of which the patient may expire.
Who can saythat they are natfNquGntly FOL
lowed by those "Dircul Discases.'
"LNSIAITY IND COASEuPT ROY"
Macy are aware fthc cause Of Theirs uaer,ng.
But NOM Will CONFESS rHE RECORDS oF 1liE
INSANE AsYLuMs.
Ind Melancholy Dcqths by Consumption bear
ample witness to the truth Of tie assertion.
Tie Constitution ol,ce Effected ~id Organic
HeakBess requires the aid Of medicine to
strengthen aud iuyigoratethe system,
Which HELNBoLB's EXTRACT L Hr inraiia-
.biy does. A trial viii convince the
most skcptical.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-04
TIEEMDOTD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
u Positive and Specific Remedy for diseases of
the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, and Dropsical
swellings.
This medicine increases the power Of dlges-
ton, aud excite The absorbents into healthy nc
tion, by which the watery or calcareous dcpo
sitions, and all unnatural eularEements are re-
duced, as well as pain and inflammation.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-04

GTATE or NEEN0NT.i Az s. pr5bafs
- Besmaeta Craa -. CanH holden ~
Msrehefet, d aa8 e Sold District, 90 lae sls1
aaY 81 Aneast A. j.. loGs.
Present lian. g 5 KEST. JBjge.
Al sfraHaeEt ia wFtt roHsortfrs 81 be
the fssf NHl znd testansnt 81 @abA heat.
iats e bafstt 10 ssai D. res deceased, was
raseated toT gs0baie
Whersugssn & ras ordered tat said Ibsira-
uganf he pfasea at sstuet&te Csagt 81 be holden
Il the Fratssfe ediee. ID Maheae.,er. e and
for sad bisiusf. o. tie lasf Wednesday o.
Seff-. 1854. sna tsaf a9ace hereof - given 81
sting fhs 5ref thfes wees aaccesSvejF
rs Ae MkxcBHerrR J0uHAAL riatei 81 saia
ManeheateF, prsYols tQ SD acne & bearing.
IL u K. F0NLER, gegaeg.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-04
IonN MI.EMANs r.lalr

GTATE or VERMONT, AZ s Probate
- Mgacifsfsr DiarisL g. Court holden 81
Manchester, ia and Tor said District, On the
aist day IF 8ueast, A. y 1ke4.
Present. Hon. q. ) KENT, Judge.
The Adnjp istnatof on ibs Estaif If John
Wisemau. late n Rupert. deceased. proposed
readeri z nj aceount az BIZ administration.
Mhetrnpan Is Nns arleHedth that said account
he suaied ~ g Probate Csar 50 Is, held
81 the Probate Office IL Msnchefc ter, m and of
sald District. o. Tie last "Wednesday Il sept,
1864. aud ihai 80 persons Interested d said
estate he hefi6ed thereof by pHbhsbfaEa copy
0fthe tecagd 0ffhis order three weeks succes
.}Fciy 90 the 2AacuEsTER loTKSAL, printed
A. Manchester. she last ~ whieh publications
shsii K previous 70 said time q Nesting.
81 III. e.. FOWLER, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-04

In substantial durability in every part.
in the nicely with which its joints are
fitted, and in its beauty and f6ish.
It performs all Cooking and Bak-
ing quickly and perfectly, with but
little fuel, great economy being its
chief merit.
These Stoves are made of two sizes,
No, 3, Plain and Extension top, has
three Q inch holes and one 10 inch.
No. G has three 8 inch and one 1Ob
hole, and a large.fre box.
Where a family exceeds 10 persons
the No. 6 will be found the.most econ
omical size
Those with Extention top are pro-
yided with heavy Copper Reservoirs
covered with tin, which are filled with
water kept hot by the waste heat, also
a back Closet made of tin.
These Stoves are lined on the in
side with Tin Refectors, with back
and bottom covers The oven is ven
in fact every thing is as near
as nan can make it.
For another First Glass Stove we are SELL
ing a new enc which is becoming a great IA
called the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-04

ITO TIE LADIES.

EO IIE It DiES. The celebrated
\ DIR. l.. DIN particularly invites oil lsdid
who need q Medical or Sargi ii adviser, to e.
ut his Rooms, No. 81 Endicott Street. RostsI
Hass.' wkich they viii arranged iorthsir sps(
ial accommodation.
DIR, DIX having devoted over twenty y~aI
70 this particular branch Of the treatment Of 81
diseases peculiar 10 females, u Il rev sehes ds
byail (both In THE country and In Lurcys fshd
he eSceIls all other known practitioners IN N
safe, speedy and eTectual treatment 81 eli u
male complaints.
His medicines arc prepared with the EXPIRED
purpose Of removing atl diseates, such NJ ID
biHiy, weakness, nnnainfsl supprs.tisns. ID
Judgements Of the womb. also, all dischargd
which flow from = morbid state oftls blood \
The Doctor i no~ fully prepared 10 treat 10 b /
peculiar style, both medically and lurgicali I
all diseases Of the female ssI. and they are II
s%pectiniiE invited 70 call at
No. 81 Riditoll Slrftt. Ralsu.
Al letters requiring sdvles mus, ssssss e
dollar to enfure AZ
Boston. Jan. 40 Issls-IyN
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No. ) Heavier So, Alhsny, NY.
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remittance. Medicines securely packed iron OBJ
s~cryation. sent H. aby part 81 thc world All eases
warranted. No charge for advice n H-Nu stu
dents or boys employed Notice this address alt
letters 20 ! TELLER, NJ -.
ty4s No . Beaver street, Albany, ~. u.
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FaTill TOR sale.

oFFER M FARM FOR SALE. sitaatea Is she
Il 8artA part Rtis hEa- TAefe 4 sanae aFef 4au
aefes n taad eyef So Improved iasiaAihg THREE
DWELLING HDtNE- end ag Neef scars b-dildiugs
in good . Ysir Also the ~isek ID fbe aAfyf Fsrm
consisting ~ ever 8N eiBEP aaa hs - COWS
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aress zoe ~sIbsalhE
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The Specific Pm

Is not \ Homeopathic Remedy nor does i cpu-
iaiu Wtroafg iroH, GtHaatiits OF any inja-
rious Ingredient. Send Tor q Cincular.
lV Pree-St per box, six boxes when or
Ierci " oaec) s.. Sent by Mai. Sold Whole.
sale aud Retail a. tie Sole Genersl Depot Ia
tie Gated States, hv
nis = wINClESTEE. 80 johns g. s..
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Volunteers, Attention! IndiNrttiOBs Of
Ynuih

Sores anil tlrcrs' Biotrhcs and swolineS can with
certainty BE- ~rtdic8liy cured, VI the Pils arc ukcn
night and morning and the Ointment Dc fretly usod
as stated 10 the printed instructions lftrattd In
any other manner they dry up in one rart o. break
ont ln another. Wbcrrss Nis ointment WiHrcmoyc
The hum0rs from the system and leave The patient
a vigorous and healthy man Ii Wild require a little
perseverance in bad eases 10 insure i lasting cure.