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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-05

Washington, Sept. =.
The Navy Department last night re-
ceived dispatch announcing the burning
of the U. s. friga.e Brandywine, the
store ship Al Norfolk, with all her stores.
The cause of the Ere not yet known nor
any Of the particulars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-05
X EoKUK CLASSICAL SCHOOL
ON MONDAY NEXT, SEPT. 5TH.
Ihs ff't eessioh Iof ne IN year q this Insti-
tuition Will open

ON MONDAY NEXT, SEPT. 5TH,
In the New Building. of Seventh and Blcndeau
Tuition in the Classical Department including Latin
Greek, Higher Mathematics, Philosophy, Chemistry a.
PER session, Si2 90.
English Department, including English Grammar
BIOGRAPHY Arithnettt, Algebra, Bookkeeping History
and sli Primary statss, - 50
On account OF the increase ef prices of all articles
living, have advanced my rates II tuition - rr cent
above what they formerly been since the
tAon Of the Sehool in 1855.
expect to be assisted by gentleman from the East
who comes with the test q testimonials from expert
eBc-d teachers both ~ tO ability to teach ana rsyrn
school successfully.
Young gentlemen from this School have entered the
Sophomore and Junior Glasses Of our hest Esxt-r C
iesos ard have maintained good standing In their
spective Classes.
ans3i-dlw W. w JAMESON Princinsl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-05
NAH York. SAINT &

:, now 10fk, Sept. 5.
Mr.. Barney has tendered his fesic n..
ton - collector Of this port.
Postmaster Waksoaa and simon D,a.
per frs named = the prohabls sseeessors.
& The Posts Washingsea special sayl
the eapture Of Atlanta i fally eoa6rmed
b. Oosial dsspatshes Just rsesivsa. q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-05

Charlestown, Va. Sept. 2.
The position Of Sberidan's army 1t
this place remains unchsoged. It is en-
eamped in line Of battle in semi.circle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-05
THE KEOKUK FEMALE SEMI

Il SARf wall commence its seventh Academic year
MONDAY sept5th The course Of study has tern ~
argeJ and improved The teachers expected DO the
work OF instruction under the adye Of the PRINCIPAL
Mrs :. ?. WILLIAMS, Mrs T. III. CRAVEN.
Miss NJ W TINKER. Miss A. NJ. WILLIAMS
In view Of The increased pees Of all kinds labor u
all articles OF living Of rents and Of salaries Of
tcchers the price Of tnifion during The ensuing year
will be, per term,
In the Seminary Department. SO co
In the intermediate Dst.srt IN snt t.-.... : 80
Latin, extra TO
French tl
With the character of the instruction Seminary
the pabe are already scquatnted Its Of tnitien
will be fand comparison low as those az auy ,ti
tntion Of ts grade in the city
No pupil will be charged less than half a term nor
absence deducted kr it~s than time EXCEPT a. IL,
discretion Of the Principal. W. THOMPSON Pr.t
H. STRONG, Sec'y- faux2s-anwsw .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-05
PROPOSALS FOR MILK.
z. s. GxsKIkI HosPrrALl
KEuKpK, August 20. lssS4. 4

KroKrK, August 26, 1854 /
Proposals to furnish aiik TO the L. g. General Hospi-
tai in this city for ths term Of eight months comeuc-
ing Sept 15th ls6+, wil be received until Sept llth
1854
The proper guarantees will he required that the Mix
shall be sweet pure aud undilnted delivery. The
qusntty required will be from fifty TO .eyentv.fve pal
IONS per day. bat bids Will be considered anAn-
tity from eight gallons daily upward to the full amount
". X. TAYLOR
aug2o-dtd Surgeon u. s Vols In charge
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-05

sition any time BY assault, but We nigh.
lose heavy BY it, and General Sherman
thinks too much of his boys to sacrifice
them unnecessarily. The boys say if We
let Hood alone he win "butt his brains
out" if he has any, against our breast
works. The rebels have lost very heavy
since Heod took command. The boys
tell the rebels that We have only two more
killings left Of them.
On this part Of the line We are stretch
ed out to 4 single line, but our works are
good, and with dikes and sbbettis works
in front, makes it as strong a. two lines
and any time the Johnny Rebs feel like
trying US, | guess they will find us ready
to give them what they % justly deserve.
The Chicago Convention meets on next
Monday, l believe. We are anxious to
see what that loyal (?) body does for their
southern brothers, and who will be the
unlocky nominee. / hardly think the
Mcclellan stock as good a. it Was some.
time ago. The soldiers speculate = great
deal as to who he will be. Some say Sey-
nour, some Vallandigham, and some JEFF
Davis. | am inclined to think the latter
would stand very fair chance if they
thought he would accept of it from such
pack OF ours. If there is any honor at
all among traitors hardly think there
ls) 1t surely is among those fellows who
are brave enough to shoulder their mus
ket and fight for their traitoroua principles
and not those cowsrdly ours barking in
our rear. l hope the coming draft will
bringa large per cent of them into the
army. hope you will give them clean
ing out at the polls this fall.
l regret that the Illinois soldiers are
not allowed to vote. A copy of the Car
thags Republican strayso into camp the
other day. l am surprised that such a
sheet will be allowed in . loyal commu-
nifty (some doubts, however, whether
Carthage can prove itself one). tits more
bitter and twice as stupid ~ the Rich
mond journals. 1t enrages the sol.
diers while fighting traitors in the South
to see such evidence of treason at home.
| am astonished 1t the high prices in
the North; don't know how to account
for i'll trust they will not remain so
long
We have not been paid since We we're
at home, consequently there is no money
10 the army at all. don't suppose We
will be paid of until the campaign closes;
when that will be l will leave to wiser
heads than mine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-05

GIDER! CIDER II am now pre-.
pared TO manufacture Sweet Cider ON short notice.
having good mill in operation, and supply Of Apples
on hand The Cider will be made il Il order 80 fhat
IT viii be sweet and fresh from the press
Choice selection OF Cooking Apples hand at all
times. Pc. ROCHE,
ang22 Coraer 5,h and Main streets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-05
01HOs

DRAKE'S PLANTATION BIT
~ xHRs-8 Oasa los ssls by Al
isis-A kQL00a 1nGR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-05
Prom Atlanta.

A veteran soldier belonging to the 18th
Illinois, writes to his father in this place
as follows.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-05


Illinois for their part upon the feld of
Buena Vista. For this Governor Bissell
called him out, but on this particular oc-
cssion JEFF. didn't come out. TGreat
49,
He wss for peace, ablesssd are the
peace makers" Laughter and cheers.
When he ceased TO be Secretary of War
he woke up one morning and suddenly
discovered that he had lost his rights.
Laughter. Yes, this man who had ate
our bread, and sucked our blood, went
ont Of the Union and raised the unholy
and the hellish banner Of revolt. And
there are men, or as least those who have
the form Of men, Who would % down
upon their knees to this psrjursd paupel
and vhiningly say "Ws know, jeff, YOU
haven't bad your rights. There is much
left you could have had BY putting you
hands upon it; please como and take, ant
| if there il anything left that you cam
use veil take it: but, Jef., come back
we want peace. and blessed are the peace
nakers. [Uproarous laughter
There are some things that canDo
approve in the prosecution Of this VA,
But We must remember hat var alway
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-05-18
r NFORMATTON WANTED

- The treasurer Of Hammond General Hospital!
Point Lockout Nd has recently come into pog-
session Of watch said 70 haze belonged 10 i
Lieut. ELLIS. Of New York regiment probably
the I'D. The Lieutenant WAS wounded, it Is
thought, MORALLY, at characteristics and tie
watch Was delivered lax him to a confcdcr;tt
officer who is at present prisoner of war ii
Hammond General Hospital and no ha~ turn. 1
over the property to the Treasurer 4 letter st
the subject from near relative Of the deceas i
otlicer-properly authenticated, and accou}e
nicd by description Of the watch sufficient =
idcntification--ifa addressed 10 GEO Met NmLFa
Asst. Surgeon t. 5. Vols Treasurer OF t..
Hospital, Uill receive prompt attention. y :
Tork papers piease copy
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-05-18
Murder of surgeon FairchiId.

The details OF the affair in which DR.. Fairchila,
who was brutally murdered after having beina
taken prisoner while ON his way 10 Rossvlt
to attend to the wounded of the fight on the Al
inst, are Of the most cowardly and brutal char
acter recorded even in the his6bry Of hushwhac1-
ing. The fight at Rossville was between Cap
Gardner command and q force of Texans undes
Lieut. Col Battle. I'd Texas Cavalry, of which
regiment the attacking party was composed, as
sisted by bushwhackcrs.
Oh the 7th. Colonel Judson sent Iicutenan
Mckibben and twenty-siX men OF the 9th rs an
escort with Dr. Farchild. Al Rossvill mum
Der of wounded. rebel as well MS Union, needed
attention The wounded Texans were in ON
hands. and ten Of our own. When at Charles
ton, twenty-five miles southeast they learned
that a hundred rebels had cncamped there tht
previous night Six miles further they found
camp just abandoned, Three miles further on
they were fired upon by fifty men from ravinc;
at the same time force appeared in front and
on both sides Of the road. The lieutenant com
handing ordered u charge for the purpose O
breaking through, which he succeeded in doing
and reached Rossylle with fifteen men. 1t was
found that the doctor and eleven men were miss
ing.
On return to the scene of the attack, next
morning, the bodies of nine men were found IL
the road, where they fell or were shot down
The evidence was plenty of severe struggling
The bodies were stripped of every article of cloth
ing. and horribly mutilated. Three Of then
were castrated. and others had their cars cut off
One man lay without wound on the body. but
his head and face were so beaten with the buts
Of guns as 10 he reduced TO pulp. The feature
could not be distinguished, The other two me-
and the doctor body were found near the roaS
in the timber The doctor was the only on'
who was not outraged. He was shot through
the head and shoulders after being taken pris-
oner A woman living near the scene OF contilc.
states that Faircmd told his captors the erranc
he was on and asked for his life. The other.
begged to bc treated as prisoners of war. The
reply was brutal oaths fendish executions, ana
horrible assassinatons. Gthardly seems possible
that such fiends are human
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-05-18

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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-05-18
TO ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS IN THE
ARMY.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, -Soldic1

SAS4A Aid Societies ccrgymcn cditorsand othor
are respectfully requested to aid in dlssenhna
inc the following notice, which Is OF interest i"
all who have friends IN the army:
DIRECTORY OF TIE HOSPITALS.
The Sanitary Commission have made arrange
ments for supplying gratuitously iniormalle.
with regard to patients in the tHlted stat
General Hospitals at the following points totht-s
will he added:
E1stern Dep4r'ments:-For information adj
dress OHcc Sinitry Commission, U"shIn9toh.'
Washington. D. c. Cumberland, Md
Georgetown, y. I. rom lCohou'' ~
Alexandria. d. c. Frederick City, Md.
Baltimore, Md Fairfax. va.
Annapolis, Md. Aqua Greek, va
ANNAPOLIS junction, Nd. J ork Penn.
PhlaacIDdia Depqratmd.-For information
address @OHirc Stnitary Commission, No. II
South Sirth@rea
Philadelphia Pa. Chestnut I'M, "a
Chester, Pa. heading, IA
Germantown Pa. Harrisburg, Pa.
yl,e York Departmem For information, ad-
dress "Oaice lFomoas' Central Union No. 70
New York Ny. Portsmouth Grove RI.
ALBANY Y Boston, Mass.
Newark n. j. Burlington, Vt
New Haven, Conn. Brattiehoro, Vt.
WesferD Degart1aentS- For information, adj
dress O5fcc Siaifqrg Commission LoutsriUe, hg.
columbus, tilo' l%'"o' ''4O, -
Cleveland Ohio Covngton, NY
Camp Denuison Ohio. Lexington, Ky
Gallipolis, Ohio Danvile, ny.
Cincinnati Ohio. Perry vile, Ky.
Quincy. Illinois. Bowling Green, Ky.
Cairo Illinois. Memphis, Tennessee.
Mound City. Illinois. ClarksViile, Tenn.
Jacksonville, Ind. jackson, Tenn.
Evansville Ind. NurtreeShoro, rem
New Albany. Ind. La Grange, Tenn.
Saint Louis. Missouri. Gallatin. Tenn
Ironten Missouri NASHVILLE Tenn
Rolla Missouri Vicksburg, Miss
Springfield. Missouri Corinth. Miss
knokTk Iowa. Helena. Arkansas.
Davrnport Iowa. Grafton. Virginia.
Paancah XIV. Point Pleasant. Va.
Bardstown Ky. Fafhersonrg. va.
Lebanon Kv Clarkshurg, Va.
Columbus Ky CharlesfoWn- va
Columbia Ky.
Information will, cnder ordinary circum-
stances he eiyen to any person who may apuly
for f. in answer 10 any or al! OF he following
inquiries Ifthe application is by letter, the
answer viii be sent by return mail: If IN person,
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-05-18

Information will, cnder ordinary cireum-
stances. be given to any person who may arply
for Il. in answer 10 any or all Of the following
inquiries fthe application is By letter, the
answer will be sent BY return mail: if in person,
it will be answered at once
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
Michigan Central Railroad.
mar I...s1al host, 70 letc loss, Aoo s"gFano
and IL. tcnddds.

Gng IL. tGhdddS
~ AND AFTER SUNDAY, MAY
18th is6i. trains will leave the Great Cen
raj Union Depot foot OF Lake street, as ioiio"s:
80 a. m. Sunday excepted. Arrive IN De'reit
t.snp. m; Toronto. 4:4o p. M; Suspension
Rri,i're 4.05 A. m; Buffalo, 5:oV p NJ; Albany,
$40 y. Nj; New York, 800 =. M; boston, is.o9
500 nm: Saturday S excepted. Arrive in De-
.rni, GOO a. M; Toronto, la p III; Suspension
H,;age 4:45 y. m: Buffalo, soc p ~; Albany
Az Nev York 80 a. m; kosina, f;ol pm.
,aoo +, M. SATURDAYS and SUNDAY excepted Ar
rive in De.soit l6:ce p. IA. Toronto, 400 P M
Sfspeu SION Fridge $50 ?. NJ; ALBANY, 80 a.
M: New YORK. $50 p m; bosion .J.o9 p. M.
NClNN ATT l. A : )
Via. Michigan Central r. r.
Leave Chicago at $50 a. m, Mail Train; 500
Tass EXPRESS. The 600 p. m tram ica''hg
Chicago RUS through u Ci.clnLati "ihost
change + cars or baggage.
T,S.an Patent ycnliialins and Warming Ar.
.rntus on all Cars of tits Company: Ar s'egah'
Smokers Car, vita i.uchie Tables. aas iateiy oeeh
.ddeI to day trains Patent sleeping cars on
c;vht trains. Baggage Checked Through,
Through Tickets for sale at all principal Kan
csd Offices in the West, at the General Ofhce,
orner Of Lake and Dearbon streets, under inc
sremont House, Chicago, and at the depot,
! = K. N. RICE, Gent sup't.
n. G. WENTWORTH. General WeDiern Fuss.
eent, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
HoIIowAysS PILLS ARE THE BEST REM
Caution !!

IF the reader Of this "no.icc' cannot yet q box,
81 pills or Ointment from the drug store in his
place let him wfue 10 me, enclosing the amount.
and will mail box free OF expense Many
dealers will not keep my medicines OH hand be-
cause they cannot make much profit rs on 9TH
er persons make
None are genuine unless the words F.llofto
rag, Nesc JoyA and Lonion,' are discernable as
a Tater-gsayk il eYery leaf ~ The book OF direc-
tons around each box the same may be plainly
aean Nv fo{1fnJ tie teof 10 ne fqht A hand
some reward will be given to any one rendering
such information as may lead 10 the detection o,
any party parties countcrfeiting the xiedic'hes
or vending the same. knowing them TO be spu
ricus.
tzSoid at tie manufartory Of Professor HOL
LOWAY. 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and by al
res,,ectabla Druggists and Dealers IN Medicine
,hronghcu; the United States and the civilized
world in boxes, at s. cents, IS Cents and 81 ~
each.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Scorr CoUxr1, Iowa, o. ). Revenue Stamp
The District Court. ! 5ncenrs.
Enoch kctcum, plaintiff, W. Robert Christie,
Iucs 9. Christie, William Iborfnng, Nathan
and John Il. Cursitn, Thomas w Whitfemore
4. &. Fulton, o. l.. Prescott Il. IL. Woodward
George J.. Davenport ard Margeuretta Lee
Clare. executors oi Antoine LcCiaire, deceas-
~, Wm. g. ~hand, Chas Il. kinkead, The
Board VI Supervisors OF scott County Iowa.
Scott County tor the use u the School Fund,
Vim. Jayiasop. H. II. Gla-by and A. l.. Gias-
BIZ. his wife, Theodore II. Wetinore defend
ants.
To each and every Of above defendants,
NoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT ON
or before the 10th day OF October. 1864, Z
petition will be filed by said plaintiff, Enoch
ketchum, m the office OF the Clerk Of the Dis
tric, Court of Scott county, in the State OF Iowa
claiming of You the following reliei, viz thai
the t3tie ol lot four in block tire 81 of Rober
Christie's plat Of par. &c the cast half d! the
southwest quarter OF section nineteen, in town
ship sevcatY-eigit, range four east oil the 5tn p.
NJ and more fully described az follows, to-
wit beginning 3zb ieet west from point in the
eastern boundary linelof said quarter section,
which said point is o Ieet North from the south
east corner of said quarter section, run thence
west from sad place oil beginning seventy -four
IA feet thence north or. hundred and fifty
I5n) feet, thence east seyeniy-four GA fecl.
thence south one hundred and fifty $50, feet to
place Of be. inning: be estab. shed aud confirmed
ia plaintiff, and that each and every OF defend.
ants herein be- forever barred from setting up any
claim, right, title, or right Of redemption ia
or to said premises
No personal claim is made sgxiust any Of shove
named defendants, except the said ROBBERS Chris
tie.
And unless you appear thereto and defend on or
before noon Of the second day fthe ne 1t term Of
said District Court To be begun and holden on the
| first Monday Of November, 4. y. 1854, your dee
prayed
i dated this Both day II July. took
STEWART ARMSTRONG.
iulysod4w r. AttGsnegs1be PlaiDlG
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
Mississippi l. Missouri Railroad

Trains run By Chicago time which j. twelve MN
utcs faster than Davenport time.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, NAY 10th, 1854
Oand until further notice, trans will leave
Davenport as follows
- 4 NJ. fer Grinueil ard Washington.
81 A. NJ. freight accommodation Tor Grinnei
1871 P. do do Iowa CITY
and Hu>eatine.
Trains arrive at Davenport rs follows:
80 A. II. freight and accommodation from
Iowa CITY
Is r. II. freight and accommodation from
Gilnseli and " gshiiigrom
z l5P.a y. express ftom Grinnel and Mascaiine
The , - II. train out OF Davenport, makes
direct connection IL hrnnell, Iowa City, and at
astihgtou, with the Weston stage Co.'S sta
g.> ior ali points Wes., South West, and NORTH
West.
Trains from me west connect at Dayenpo'
with trains ottie Chicago !. Rock Island RI.
al POINTS East, North, and south.
Passengers are reminded III the necessity 81
giving distinct directions - 10 tAe destination o.
,aess..-c, also % procure tickets before taxing
hen seats in the ears. f. TRACY. Supt
a. hIag.Lt, Al Sapt my IL %
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
SOLDIERS!


( w. AND AFTER MAY 4TH AND UNTIL
~ iur'hef noicc trains viii lea;e Chicago ne
Sundays.
DAYS " o''''' eNsei' '"' 80
Trans arriTe in cnieaxo at s.l5 p M, $50 a.
hiithe above trains make regular connections
At DnnElik. buffalo, Niagara Pals. Albany New
York, Boston, PHILADELPHIA, iSal,j,no.e aud al,
points East. on" -
LnxrriouS Sleeping Coaches. with all n.,dorn
improvements. I'm niehl trains
nreugli lscKe's can DC oil aimed at the Con
lanF once, sociark Street, under Shcl man
house, or AT tbs Depot corner of Old Van Burei
| au1 Sherman streets,
Ii. L. SAWYER.
General Western Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
Bilious AIaladies, &c, dc.

n yiate rer form disease attacks The liver. ]. IS
re3ellui AMI .Xter.3iinatcd ~ this searching,
painless aud irresistible curat've7 Bilious re-
iliittenis billions puieins, ard all tie ordinary
disorders 81 ae gan. indicated b. pain in the
r lit idc and between the shoulders, yel!owness
o. the white. ii the eyes. weakness and debility,
sc., are re.ir,ea ana removed by the remedy,
with a CELEBRITY which tstouishcs the suHercrs and
their friends Let tie SICK whom the faculty.
abandoned resor, witi. confidence to this power
tul mi, bilious agent. and restoration to health
and activity viii be the unYarying results.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-09-02
DIR. ID. ii. SEELYE & Co..
SOLE PgoPRIgrons,,
0ffiee---l'aS0nc Temple. GoOm 10. II.
CHICAGO. ILL.
symptoms:

The symptoms of tatarrh they generally
appear are n first very slight Persons find they
iafe cold, that they haze frequent attacks, and
are more sensitive to the change of temperature.
In tn condition Ire nese may be dry Of slight
discharge hin and acrii afterwards becoming
thick and adhesive A. the disease becomes
cl8ronir, TIC DISCHARGES are increased III quantity
and CHANGED ia qualify they are now tiicb a,.d
lsevv and are laTkra or csngatd Of The -
crotlons aee offensive, causing bad breath the
;oicr g. t.ics anal nasal the ewes are wc,l., The
sense Of saleil i les-@ued or destroyed deafness
fretpemii takes place Another common and
importsni .yinytOn4 Il CatuIh i, ;aa tie per
soa j. obsed 81 c'ear LIS throat in ;ie morning
Of a tbick or -iflv Nucan* wheel! has fallen
da,Yn 'rom ne bed during the ti-ht- When
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disease r. aa IL, wav t,e .ua.- ans! ,i.otl lose
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Woman in all her Difficulties

l.inyiied 10 test the regulating and re toratiye
powers Of this harmless bat effective prepare
flon. A. the two epochs IL life in wi"h ilo f.
male srsicln andergaes ii" most important ana
critical changes. The Pills VII Prove posi-
tive safeguard against evil consequences. Tho
are also confidently recommended SPECIFIC III
cypry disorder 10 which females are eAclusi,cl,
subject