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doubt al likeness erds bet~sen the pair
GEN. GRANT AVID HIS POLITICS.

Barleigh." Of the 4 ,ston Journal, writing
tom New York Nav 27 h, saws:
Nav quires have been made about General
CRAFTS poh,ics. am happy to inform vour
readers from his own lips TO <hat party he be-
longs aid under what banner he marches A
near relative Of his hss been passing sOme ime
IN this city. While with Gen Grant e the Wesi
before he vas made L eutensnt General. ia,
friend said to him: General have been in
quired of about your politics" Did you give
he parties anv information ?" vas the Qliet
query. II did LOT, was the answer. for
don't know what your poifics are" knocking
the ashes from his cigar the General conrinu~d
= " hen resided az the Sorth had the opin
ions and pr-jud ces Of Southern people against
the Resubl.c4n party | brought those opinions
aud pr-judlces With ne Nhen | came 20 Illinois.
had taken al active part in poll saould
have been sith the party oppoeed 10 the Repub
leans. -stched NJ Lincoln's course and sss
81 seed -i'h his patriotism. But these aFes not
the times for parties-Indeed. in this crisis there
cau be but Two parties-IhOse for the country
aud those for its foes belong to the party q
the Union. Those ~ho are the most earnest IN
carrying on the war and putting down the rebel
lion, have nv support. Az = solder, obey the
laws and execute the orders Of all my superiors.
expect every man under me TO do Ihe same.
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rPuBLIc RR-o1ruoS-No. PSI

A RESOLUTION for the piyment OF expenses incurred
oy 'bo Joi~' roH Ia tee the Conduct Of the Wa
Resolucd BY the Senate and of Representatives.
Of the United States Of An1sTlcd N C0TeS GSsenLled
That the SUM OF twenty thousand dollars, 50 much
th reoi be necessary ne and The same hereby
appropriated 20 ply the expenses OF the Joint Commit
OF Congress appointed q inquire into the Conduct
and Expenditures OF the War; and that said shall
e drawn from the Treasury upon the order Of the Sec
retay OF The Senate as the same shall Be required FROM
time time by the committee having such Investigation
charge and portion Of the amount hereby appro-
pristed that shall be allowed by the sal jnt committee
witnesses attending before it. or TO persons employed
IN service for per diem travelling other necessary
expenses and pail by the Secretary OF the pur-
u the order OF that joint Committee shall he
cordngy credited and al we'd by Ihe accounting oeers
Of the Treasury Department.
Approved Nay lg 1864.
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FERNANDO WOOD.

The following description of this arch and ac-
complshed leader OF rhe COpperh-sd Party, IL
from the Philadelphia Press aud all strike those
~ho have seen The sutj ct as siugularly lif,-lik~
snd correct. The resemblance TO Methodist
minister is merely ph1scsl:
and there
doubt al likeness euds bet t~sen the pair
For seekness and a, parent respecrsblity Of
drporim-rt, Fernando " ood is the gem Of The
Opposiion OF the House. Seen from the gallery.
mr. looks like veil to-do VI. thodist munster
DE is tall aud long, ~ssted and straight and
wears his sleek coat buttoned up TO within few
inches of a very white collar, which makes him
seem taller ard longrr-~ssted and straighter
still, and leaves a clerical spsrene~s Of q very
white bosom bis face, laIitudinay aud IOngi-
tudinally conside ed. is sn pie. but has the effect
of l-ngth aud sleekness H- hair is long aud
black, aud sleek. aud looks little waggish a.
walks with an erect, measured. meditarive tread
a stately, noncbalant way of writing when loys
members speak. aud benign way of listening
when any of Lis own clan begin to relieve them
elves
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vERMIN ON CATTLE

As the period is at hand when colts and cattle
are subjected 10 the attacks Of vernin, it may be
serTicesble to some to print handy and speedy
remed-. which 10 simply o-easin9 he parts siec
ted. and rubb ng it in thoroughly. Grease-
say iinseed oil. lard &c c.-peneus'es the eneBy
and de-troyes il in short order. Unless the skin
ofthe animal BE- vel rubbed and manipulated. the
work Will De only bait done. Tobacco vaIer i
an furious application, and should never be used
a. . wash upon cattle.
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JOY CoMETH IN THE MORNING.


Oh. deem rot they arr hlest alone
Whose lives = peaceful tenor keep;
For God, who pities man, hath shown
A blessing for the eyes that weep
The light Of smiles shall ell again
The d e that overflow with tears
And weary hours o. woe and pain
Are promises OF bappisr years
There IS q day CT sunny rest
For every dark aud troubled night;
and gfief may biie an evening guest,
Bst j1y shall come with early light
Let not the good mans trust depart,
Though lie Is common gins deny;
Though with pierced an1 broken heart.
And sPIrnec q mel. he goes - die.
For God has marked each sorroving day,
And numbered every secret trar.
And heavens long age Of bliss shall pay
For al bis children suffer here
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~ Bro-o. Broncbi. rrOche. clear 8

~ Browns Bronchial Troches clear and
give r ength 10 tie voice OF singers, aud are
Indispensable 10 public speakers.
"I recommend tneir ne 70 public speskers"
REV. L. q. CHAPES.
"Thev have suited nv case exactly, relieving
nv throat aid clearing the voice % that could
SIG .ith Ease" T. DCCHARdE-
Choris,er French Parish Church, kObtrsal-
Sold oy al dealers IL mediclne a. ~ csLu per
box.
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lPrBuc-No 7Ol
Approved Nay IL, 1851.

AN ACT relating appointments IN the naval ssrvcs
aud courts marsha
Be enacted b. the Senate and House Of Rpresensares
ef The LRited States of America ConTes assembled
That hereafter all sppoiutme the volunteer nava
service OF t. United states above the rank OF acting
master shall be submitted u the Senae for Confirmation
the way an manner poiltuents IL the rex.
ular navy are require u be submitted.
Sc .. And te u further soct d That naval courts
martial stai have power Ulcers who shall
absent Ih mseiv from their eommaat without leave
70 be reduced TO The rating Of orciAary ssamen.
Approved May 10 1854
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q Washington nessboy last week cried
"a great battle in Asoams, aud OF the strength
Of the snr ouncement sold Star 70 Colonel.
Who ran biz ewes esse y over the columns for
that battle in Alabama de didu't 6nd. and called
out, you hr,le rasc4l. can't see any battle
here" No answered the boT. ss he widen
ed the gap b-tseen Himself and the officer.
reckon you don't, and yon never viii see one il
you loaf around this ere hotell'
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BALIIaORE Convention.
Baltimore. June 18th

DAllDOfe. lDe tt1.
TIE National Cuion Convention assemblrS
this morning, in Front SreeI Theatre, ~hici
vas fitted Up tor the occasion by the BAltiusor,
CIV Coubc'l
There are nearly 600 delegates present, inclu
ding nan, from the rvmote Territories
Hon. f D. Morgan. chairman Of the Na'ious
Omnittee. called the Convention to order a
l2 P NJ making briei address he proposed
Dr.. eckiuridge ss temporary Chairman
Ar. ?. II. Lane, Of New York, and (. y
Briggs. OF CalilOrnis, we're appointed Il mporary
Secre iarirs
The d,I~gstes were requested 10 furnish the
Secretaries With list OF names Of the delegates
present. A the States were called, each d, le-
Cation sent 10 the Secretaries a roll coutAiuir g
the banss OF the delegates ouly from States. No
territories we're included in the call
Ar. Stevens, Of PrunsylssIia. moved that II
there were any delegates here from the airs
Ia secession. the names OF such delegates br
sen, 10 TO be submitted 70 the Committee Oh
Credentials, but that such States be uOt called.
Mr.. Lane, OF KANSAS. oppOted the motion, ard
urged that 81 the States and Territories be
called. aud that ali credentials be haLdsd in 10
the Committee on Credentials.
Mr. MAYNARD. OF Tennessee, also urged bat
the claims OF these suffering men IL these Ststcs
should not be tkus shghted- lie was greeted
Sith storms OF applause.
Alter some deOa {, = motion TO cali the names
OF all The Stste- prevailed. including a motion OF
Mr. Lane. OF kau-ss. that the territories OF Col
orado. Nevada aud Nebraska be called n these
f,rritofie we're no~ o. igabiIug State Govern
ments under al enabling act VI COugre $. and
~Ould cast their vote as States al the next Pres
ldeuilal Election.
The other Territories were then called All
were found To De represented
On moIion OF Mr. Steele. OF the House OF
Representatives il vas decided that the rules OF
toe House be tie rules ol tue Convention
All the States except Missouri, which has sent
tao sets OF delegates. we're called upon Tor d
member 10 compose the Committee on Credeu-
tials
The States were again called to name a Com
mittee To select permanent officers for the Con
vention
On motion. the Convention next appointed. il
the same manner, a Committee on Resolutions,
a follows:
James Fl. Drummond. Of Ne David Ross Of
y L r Walton, ", T. Nentwor h. Mass !;
Harms, Z l.; w T. Miner, CT; II R.,
mOnd n. Y Chase Call, y. J NJ B Low
rey, Ps; J. Moore. Del; Il. Lenno1 Bond.
Id J. Speed Ky; A LOsrey. Ono; Wm.
Duun, nd; f X. Pierce, IL; . D. Couger,
Mich; z. Solomon. Wis; Wm. Stone, Iowa;
Wm. Bristoll, No; f. Campb,li, Cal, Thos II
Pcrne. Oregon; c. D. Hall, West Va; A {.
Wilder, Kans-s.
The Convention then adjourned at o'clock.
ill evening
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(ilTY LOTS FROM Ann tn conn

L.. sac "A Lots on Block 2t3 eligibly situated on
a. Aaa S1iasasses Streets and the Rail Road Thcy
rs.o,aion, an warranty deed given Also Sor ssis
ne ~ = BlocS 2's, with barn thereon Also 10
- nc "A B BAgley, at his grocery. .orofI w How near
r,a.s.n = D. n BAGLEY.
@~seni, lOS ko5u3s
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GEO. I. PARSONS.

Attorney AND COUNSELLOR al Law and solicitor IN
C1ancsry agent FOR prosecuting claims O. soldiers and
.oi!srs Ni1O9s against the Govern nsnt, FOR Bounty
Hoaey PenHOns, 4nd arrears Of pay-lSnsing, Aieh
Ones IN Cowlss Block, up stairss Warrington Ave-
-
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WHAT LIVE FOR

live FOR those who love NE,
For those who know NE true;
For the heaven that smile above me,
and awaits my spirit, too;
For the cause that .acks assistance,
For the right 'gAiRst wrong resistance,
For the future IN the dist4Rce;
FIR The good hat I can do;
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DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER-

A. ,S--ine eo-partnership heretofore existing un
~. a-ne and style Of A. Turner Co also that
sx salsr tne name and style OF Case Co. IS this
oy mutual consent Either party Is au-
of 80 se.Is tas accounts Of the same The books
Io~.- s n.y Be found at the store Of Amos Burner
nsr,o shers all accounts will be adjusted All
oasstss 70 the eoneern Of Case Co. are
1-'~ " CAL and settle without dslav
AMOS TURNER
Is,,,,- DANIEL l. CASE.
si"~-1Afy a, 1>o4- 46Sm3
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SEYMOUR HOUSE,

pY LEWIS C. LOOMS, Corner Franklin and Centre
strsets lansing Mich. This House is adjacent TO The
Depot, AMI las been thoroughly rentted throughout
IS tue Intention Of the proprietor 70 keep Il Ia Ora
ci4ss style. 44-ly
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WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKER, foot OF washing Eton
street below the Lansing House. wagons con
staatly "a h4ad, ~ reasonable prices
Lluslaa. April ~, ISL ly4tI
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

n HCDsON, Proprietor, Lansing, Michigan opposite
Cao.t oliliog General stage once kept in eonnee-
tioa With tn House.
T.,sing Nich April 20. 1888. 469
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EDGAR HOUSE,

aa,ios Hichlgan-N. ". Edgar Proprietor. The Edgar
HolEs isnsW nayiag been just completed and Is IT.
tel throughout 10 ths best style, and With new fur
pit1rs On Washington Avenue near the site Of the
oI lansing House stages leave this House daily 426
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n. THAI YER ,

Attorney AND COUNSELLOR 49, Law aud Solicitor II
Ca.acery AMI Cireait Court Commissioned, WiiliaHc
stoa Ing ham County, Michigan. ~
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. once Al the Drug store
g,u Avenues. All calls promptly attended To. All
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

J. PRICE, PROPRIETOR Mason, the County Seat Of Ing
ham County, Michigan. Lansing, Jackson, and Dex
Tar stages stop al ibis House. charges reasonable
lT3y1
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LO,GYEAR Il BURTCH.
DOCTOR RR. w. NELSON,

Aw, CHANcERY, AND COLLECTING BUSHES
J. L0SCYEAR, .-.-...--.-.--E- D " BUKIcH
Lansing Michigan. oOJ
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-15

LATE SURGEON T. s. A. has commenced the prae
tce OF profession in all its branches In Lansing
and surrounding country. once and residence, Mich
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w. a.. PAINE.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Lansing, Mich once that
recently Occl pioi by DR.. Shank kesdsace on Cherry
street oas door south Of wm N. Csrrs residence
472y1
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Business Direftorp.
@ 81. LANTERMAN,
2n1O DENPIsT.
mOhArIO PRATT,

r,sth mounted on Cold, silver, or Rubber Base one
Al ais resi- Grand street, directly East Of ID
Caoltol, Lansing, Mich ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-30
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
3 ES.Dsagpqtsd Depository and Fandnetal Agsu.
of the United States.

VlHIs BANK is the successor to the Belmont
i Branch of the State Bank OF Ohio, and is pre-
pared to do general Banking: Collection and BI;
change busineSS: -
1t is authorized to receive subscriptions to the
3D., 1854.
These bonds bear date March lst, 1884, are re-
- deemAbe at epleasure of the GoyeEnment after
ten years, and payEble fOrty years from date, In
coin, with Interest at i've per cent. per annum, In
coin.
Subscribers have either Registered or Coupon
Bonds a. they may prefer, In sums of $50 some
multiple Of fifty dollars.
1DInterest ON the 1901 800 Bonds ig payable
annually; on all other denominations semiAnnuaLy,
These bonds will draw interest from March 16t,
aud the accrued interest from that day to tho date
Of subscription, must be paid in coin or National
currency. II paid in the latter (which includes
q
aprT JOHN o. TALLMAN Cash.
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A soldiers Opinion OF arant,s CAM



The Middletown N. y Prsss publishes
the following extract of a letter from a
private in an Orange county regiment in
Grants army - r p 90 ..,.a
1--WE are enjoying ourselves in the usual
way. We'have fight for breakfast, dinner,
and supper, twice between meals, and
three times. daring the night-in short, it
hssSbecome second nature. It is saidra
man who will leave his meals TO fight,
loves it. In that case the Yankees must
love to fight, for it is an every day occur.
renee to jump mp from coffee aud hard tack,
and give the rebs q round or Two. gEii
"Our regiment has'been under fire TWEEN.
ity'three days in euccsssion,t fighting more,
or less every day. Il is Whitfield down
pretty close. We have about eighty men
left. We have nine men in Company O,
nowin the 'front.' lighting like heroes. We
have lost thousands of men, but more men
come in daily than We lose. / saw two
Wisconsin, regiments yesterday, the Thir-
ty-seyenth and Thirty eighth, enlisted for
one hundred days to do garrison duty.
Grant has brought them to the front, 70
do garrison duty before Richmond. -'
E!GFant makes the band.box soldIes fight.
White collars and patent leather boots are
played out. BE fghts his men for what
they are worth he has the full confidence
of the men all orders, charges, marches,
and all are cheerfpllY obeyed. ~
''0ar troops can see the spires in Rich
mond, the glorious fruits of thirty four dsys
hard fighting and We are bound to take Il
take q look all around, and go through
Dixie on double quick. January /. ss5.
viii see the flag floating all over. the United
States, its ithirty-tour stars aud thirteen
stripes frowning on secession as it sI1mbers
in the grave" t 7lsl
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q = HyOu do use
HlsoOAflaend's ] loo fan ID German Bitters1

From J. Ne.gtOn BrOton, D. D., Editor ofths Rnoy-
I cl0pediG Of Religious KHO'OIedge, sglar5a
Although inot disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Mechanics IN general, through diStrust OF
their Ingredients and effects, Iyet know of no sum
eiOnt reason why man may not testify 70 the bent
he believes himself TO have received fr0many simple
preparations in the hope that he may thus contrib.
ute 70 the benefit of others. 4. 4al., t-''ials p
do this the more readily in regard to HoonGnd's
German BitterS, prepared by DR.. O. M.JAekBon, OF
this city, because aspreudiced against them for
many years, under the impression that they, were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. I am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
ment to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use OF three BottleS
Of these Bitters, at the beginning of the present
year, followed by evident relief and IeStotation
to q degree of bodily and mental vigor which had
not felt for six months before aud had almost de-
SPARED OF regulating. 1 theT Nzei Ink God and
my friend foS directing me to tn use of them.
s- lla. -.l-g J.NA N IN BROWN.
Philadelph S,June %, 1851, rlzf llfId5l
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Commissioners Sale.
Marahnll B. Clason and wife, I

q Marahnll B. OlAsOn and wife, ! - 9
.s s.,.,, Martha A. SAnborn and othera. 49,,
TN pursnance OF q decree OF the circuit Court for
Il Ohio county, West Virginia, made in this cause
on the 18th day OF May, 1854, I viii sell satur.
day the second day of July, 1884, at the front door
the Court House for Ohio county, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, the following described real estate in the
a cityof Wheeling, VIZ: All that parcel Of ground
situated the east side Of Main street In said city,
and designated the plat thereof Is Lot No. fve
-5=in square No, Si3-6-tn included In the folwing
boundAriess 70 WITT beginning OF the southwest
Of the brick warehouse lot, formerly 90
cupisd by Jacob q Mitche1l-And now occupied by
y AlsEAndeE TnEneF and William Taylor--thence at
@ right angleg Main street 132 feet, more less
the eastern boundary Of said lot thence along said
eastern boundary 601S feet, moro or less, 70 the
south side Mulberry alley thence along the south
., ode Of Mulberry alley 70 the east Ede OF Main
street. thence along the east side Of Main street to
r r the beginning, soy feet, moro or less.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-fourth OF the purchase
rsr money,to be paid In cash day of sale and the
balAncs In three equal instalments, payable in one
. two and three years with interest from day OF sale
~ the purchaser giving bond with approved personal
security tor the deferred payments, and the title
be retained as further security until the whole of
the purchase money Is paid; and the purchaser to
pay one-halKofan taxes assessed said estate
for the year 1884, g,F4 .-. - DANIEL o. LIST,
mY3l-td H-l.rrr 81 -Commisbonor,
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u. s. MARsHAL,s SALE.

BDo Rs.5. 9 Co. SSsSs Tsss.lH e the gRitSa
mn, Hall e woodward Of yirgI9ia.at Whseng Spring
- HNpurBnAnee Of order Of Issued from the
~ l. Clerks oice OF the District Court of the United
- states for the Western District or Virginia, at
'A Wheeling, in the above entitled cause, I will on
Tuesday, July 18th, 1864, on the promises at New
- Greek station OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, in Hampshire county, West Virginia, sell
1t public auction 70 the hg and best bidder,
parcel Of land containing hye acres, more or less,
Said land adioinS the lsnd of Robert &. Sheets on
the vest the heirs Of James FarIs, deceased,
south, and Angus W. McDonGld the east, and
extending to the Greek, together with the dwelling
house and other improvements thereon, commonly
--- known Is SHALL & WoodWArd's Tannery.''
Aud on, Wednesday, July Is, 1864, at Piedmont
dol -' Station Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, in
Hampshire county, West Virginia. will sell at pub
lie auction to the highest Rad best bidder, the fol-
lowing Lots with the improvements thereon,
Ated in the town Of Piedmont in said county, num-
90 bered forty eght-4s-forty.niue,-4 ,-49-sixty,-6O
and sixty.one;-61-sach fronting twenty-five
feet on Third street and running back to the north
81 branch Of the Potomac river, and Lot numb
foFty-40-honting hny feet on Rirst street and
running back to Third street, ''---
-'-- - Terms Of Sale-CRSh. ~
-. ..,.. Bale to commence at 10 o'clock, a, NJ
,:alss Js9td u sti '9.ts o. 8. Marshal W D. Of Va
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DR. r H. Z EE 3
1BEOTIC fPHYSIC,IAN

,s5sT7a - sURGEoN AND DACCoUCHHR,-.sS
NENQERs his professional HeEytsee TO the citizens
H OfWheeling and vicinity. Or. L. is gtadnate
Of tho Eclectic Medical Institute Of Cincinnati,
80 ha9 had many years experience in the practice Of
his profession, and he hopes by close attention 70
business 70 merit ahare Of the public patronage
-tsL GDEl B RiE given special 1ttsnti6n 70 aud has
been aminsutly~ successful In the treatment Of
chronic diseases every and especially Of
dol 6uoh As tbm and dsessel Of the Eye and
- EAR I4Tet Complaint, Debility dancers
Woaaad Ulcers Piles and dsaSeSiof the
OIL T7l idHsyB GFaSS "a. Ali thp3s who have been nus
tI6dted for any Of ths aboye diseases,
fGrs1 would md 1t 10 their interest consaIt DEIoS
without delay. Our practice iH safe, certain and
=rEoA pF6hpt l6AVtnE no ereria faint in the system
bae CLEANSING rsnoSating Ind theniIg the
general system, acting In unilon with Nature 3