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Atlantic Monthly for June.

The Atlantic Tor June is very readable
Its contents consist of contributions from
the scholastic and polished literary pen:
of Longfellow, Aggassiz, o. W. Holmes
Mrs. Stowe, Bayard Taylor, Donald, G.
Mitchell, and other talented writers, and
are on such subjects as Washington Ir
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of Baldacca; How to Use Victory; Shaks
pear, &C., together with Reviews and Lit
cray Notices.
The July number will Vol
XIV. Price 50 per annum, postage paid
Ticknor & Fields, publishers, l35. Wash.
ington Street, Boston, Mass.
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INSTRUMENTATION Movement.

A meeting viii be held at Webb's Hall
Friday evening, May 9th, at half past I
o'clock, to consider the Non-Importation
movement, and to take such action re-
spectingi it as may be deemed ~expedient.
Mrs. Laura G.. Pease, Mrs. Heman Har-
mon, Mrs. w. NJ. Griswold, Mrs. Elisa
Perkins, Mrs. Cornelia P. Kinsman, Mrs.
o. Morgan, Mrs. L. Hoyt, Mrs. Minerva
Austin, Mrs. Lorilla W. Stull, Mrs. S. l..
Freeman, Mrs. F. Z. Hutchins, Mrs. Lucy
Opdycke. Mrs. Laura A. Wentz, Mr.. j.
NJ. Stull, Mr.. II. b. Perkins, Mr.. NIB.
Tayler, Mr.. G. T. Townsend, Mr.. o. II.
Patch, Mr.. Aaron Wentz, Mr.. Lewis Hoyt.
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SENATE CHAMBER, Baton Rouge, La, S Dec. 1855
Dr. AVER : / have been entirely cured, by your PILL. Of
RhelmGtie GoUt-a painful disease that had afflicted me
for years. VINCENT SLIDELL.
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New Depot

We are informed by a gentleman con.
nected with the A & G w Rail Road,
that new and extensive Depot Buildings
will be erected OOH in this place. The
building now used as adepot is utterly
inadequate for the wants of the passen-
ger and freight business at this point, and
has been a source of serious annoyance
to all concerned. As Rome was not
built in a day." so we suppose it is impos
slble to build such an immense line OF
railway and all the structures necessary
for its business, in a single season. fit
had been possible, theA&G W. Company
would have done it, for they have achiev-
ed what seemed to be impossible for hui
man agencies to perform in so short a
space of time.
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Notice to Draffed men.
HEAD QUARTERS PRovosT MARSHAL,
10Th DISTRICT, ONO.

HEAD QUARTERS PROVOST MARSHAL,
10Th DISTRICT, OHIO.
Warren, May Odd, 1864.
The Board of Enrolment of the 10Th
District Ohio, will be in daily session to
examine substitutes and drafted men after
the 3lst inst. During the session for that
purpose, a drafted man when called
may
LIST. Produce the receipts of the Col
lector of Internal Revenue for the $500
communication.
I'd. Present an able bodied substitute
acceptable to the Board.
Sd. Satisfy the Board that he is ex-
empt by reason of physical disability
alienage, non-residence, unsuitableness of
age, or otherwise under the laws.
4th. After being examined (f held)
ask and receive further time to procure a
substitute or pay Communication money.
5th. Receive his uniform and remain
in the rendezvous until transferred to
Columbus.
Drafted men will not report to the
Board previous to the day they were no
tined to appear, except to present sub
stitutes or receipts of Communication mon
ey. Substitutes may be presented at any
time after this date-between the hours
9 and IL o'clock, A. NJ, each day.
Receipts for communication may be pre-
sented on the day of appearance, or any
time before that day.
DARIUS CALDWELL,
Capt. & Pro. Marshal, 18th Dist, Ohio.
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New Bridge.

The new bridge to be built across the
Mahoning, at this place, the want of
which has been so seriously felt since the
old one was burned some five years since,
has a fair prospect of having an existence.
1t is to be an Iron Bridge, and w are in
formed that the iron superstructure is
already finished, by the contractor at
Cleveland, and is awaiting the completion
of the stone abutments and piers. The
contractors for this latter part of the
work do not seem to advance very rap
idly, though we learn that they have
some two or three hundred perches of
stone quarried, and ready for transporta-
ton to this place. We hope to be able
very soon to that the work of
laying the stone has commenced.
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WARSAW, Wyoming Co, N. Y, Oct. u. Is5i.

DEAR SIN: ! am using your Caiharte Pills in my ps,-
tice, and End them an excellent purgaiive to cleans e.
system and purify he fountains Of DE WooL.
JOHN a. MEACHAM q l.
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NEW AND ELEGANT TRIMMINGS. &e., ke.
All of which will be made up to order. in the most
annroyed StyIes and of superior workmanship. AL
OF which we offer at the lowest market prices, for
Cash or in exchange for Produce.
April 20. '64.-tf-
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The followidg letter has been receive
by Messrs. Wilcox & Gibbs:

The followidg letter has peer received
by Messrs. Wilcox & Gibbs:
New York, Sept 9th, 1898.
-Messrs. Wileer 6 Gibbs;
GENTEENEN:-When | purchased one of
your sewing-machines, not long ago, you
very fairly gave me the privilege of re-
turning it within a month but after a
few days trial in the family, I found that
it would be much easier to keep it than
do without it. / do not mean to dispaI-
age other machines, which, in the hands
of practiced operatives. have done the
public inestimabIe service, but [ must say
that your machine has certain moral and
social advantages which make it peculiar
ly safe to introduce in the family circle.
IL is simple, swift, easily domesticated,
and very inoffensiye. 1t is never Obtru-
sive and noisy, o~verpowering domestic
conversation, and has no violent or sullen
fits, disturbing the family temper; it will
moi e~venShafe the a lady's dress, and it
will do a weeks work in a single day with
the least possible waste of patience and
thread. You have arranged everything
to accommodate the operator and assist
beginners, and. as most ~housekeepers, l
am told, only sew at intervals, they are
constantly getting out of practice and are
always beginners. The fact that you use
"a single thread and an ordinary spool is a
great convenience, but this. no doubt,
has given rise to some misgivings in the
public mind in regard to the strength and
durability of the stitch. The head ofmy
family informs me, after consultation with
other female heads of families, who have
long used your machine, that the stitch
Is As strong as material, and will last as
loag as the garment, and a little longer;
50 che question for the public TO decide is,
whether anything stronger or longer is
really needed in domestic life.
Respectfully yours,
s. WEIR ROOSEVELT,
LEnANs PORTER, ESQ.,, CLEVELAND, O.,
FEB. 2lsT, 1862 THE Machine came
yesterday. Found it SO easy to under
stand that my wife was. doing good work
with it in a very few minutes after il was
put up"
Mrs. Burlingame. Used the Wheeler
4 Wilson six years in dress making, dis
posed of it and bought the Wilcox &
Gibbs. Il like it decidedly better"
Call & Examine Wilcox & Gibbs S45
Machine Warranted.
For Sale at Kings Jewelry Store.
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'arreu o. j.. w. TYLER.
Probate Judge.
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THE STATE OF Fl

COUNT1 IS.
n the Court of Probate.
San1eI n. Pew guardian of Benjamin T. Pew,
John o, Pew, Horace II. Pew and Chas S. Pew.
versus
BENJAMIN z. Pew ct al.
On Saturday the 18th day of June. AID, 1855. on
tbs nremises between the hours of one and three
oieleek r. NJ. of said day, I will offer for sale to
the highest bidder the undivided one.tenth part Of
toNaship. TrumbulI County. Ohio. and known as
lot no. s.. in the Salt Spring track, $50 called;
Bounded on the east by lot No. Z. on the vest By
lot No. 9. northeast BY lot line. south by the town
shin line. Containing one hundred and eight acres.
and 8S-lO0 Of an acre of land. Sold by order OF the
Probate Court Of said Trumbul County, and IS the
Property Of said BENJAMIN r., John o. Horace NJ.
and Charles s. Pew. minors.
Terms: 0ne-half in hand, balance In one year
Nay is--zT SAMUEL b. PEW. Guardian.
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Violent Death.

A man named Joseph Scott, of Leavitts
burgh, came TO his death one day last
week, while intoxicated, by falling against
a stove, and cracking his skull. An in.
quest was held by Coroner Reed, and 8
verdict rendered corresponding, in sub
stance, with this statement.
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The Gaskm House.

We understand that the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway Company have
purchased the Gaskill House Hotel in
this place, and will Immediately remodel
the interior of the building. Whether
the House is TO be kept as a Hotel, or
used for railroad purposes, we have heard
nothing definite.
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Wool.

Sheep shearing commenced this week
in this section. There has been consider
able done in last years clips, by dealers,
within the past month. B. II. Fitch, OF
this place. has since about the first OF
May, bought l00,0 pounds of old wool,
at an average of s~eventy-fve cents per
pound. 1t is thought that new clips, of
good quality, will open at about IS cts.
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Steam Canal Boat.

A steam canal boat arrived at Taylor's
Warehouse, OF Sunday last, from Pitts
burg. being the first canal boat propelled
by steam that ever arrived at this port. 1t
is a fine new boat, owned by Capt. Sharp,
and is called the WIN. MINYOUNG, as a
compliment to our fellow citizen of that
name. The boat will be here again next
Sunday.
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VID HILL!

For sale, in good localities, in the Village of War
ren-can be bought on good terms. Inquire at Nc.
COnnell's SHOE AZ LEATHER STORE,
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Picture Frames.

A large and fine assortment of Rose
wood and Gilt Frames, of all sizes, just
received and for sale, at Hatield's
Picture Rooms, Warren, o. Call and see
them.
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GUARDIAN SALE

" In pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court Of Trumbull County, Ohio. made in the ease
of Sarah Herring. Guardian of Lydia Herring and
Sarah Herring. Guardian of Sarah Herring and
Susannah Herring, against their said Wards. the
undersigned will on the LIST day of June, A. D., 81.
at one o'clock 2. NJ, on the premises, offer at pub
lie sale the following described real estate: Known
as an undivided one-ninth part Of said Lydia Her
ring. and an undivided one-ninth part Sarah Her
ring and Susannah Herring. subject to the dover
estate Of Mary Herring. in the following tract, stu
ate in the Township of Liberty. Trumbull County,
Ohio. and bounded north by the east and west CEN
ire road in said township. on the east by lands of
Jacob Keefer and Mrs. Heny, on the south by lands
of Peter and Genus Cline. and on the west by lands
of Genus Cline. and contains one hundred acres. be-
ing the same lands assigned to said Mary Herring.
widow Of George Herring, decd, for her dover.
Terms of sale; one third in hand. and the balance
in two equal annual payments, secured by mort
gage. and deferred payment on annual interest,"
Appraised at S325 each ninth part.
SARAH HERRING,
Guardian of Lydia Herring and Sarah Herring.
guardian Of Sarah Herring and Susannah Herring.
May 4,-4w By Geo. +. Brown their Atty.
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The New Fen Forty Bonds.

Messrs. T. J. McLain & Son, Bankers,
are agents for the sale Of the above
named bonds. Terms, par for legal ten
der or national bank notes.
April l3-tf.
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Notice to Taxpayers of Trum-
bull County.

The Treasurer will be at his Office, from
8 O'Clock, A. M, to 5, P. NJ, to receive the
June 20, 1864. WIN. RITEZEL, Treas.
May 25,-3w.
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Great stock of Albums.

Robbins has just received anew assort-
ment Of Albums, which We are able to
pronounce, from personal observation, as
very fine, embracing all the various styles,
and cheap as ever. 3w.
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wanted.

An active, intelligent boy, from 10 to
Is years Of age, can find a situation at
this office, As apprentice to the printing
business.
Apply Immediately.
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Town and County.
Death OfPrOE. Spencer.

The Ashtabula Telegraph of Saturday
last, the decease of Prof. P. r.
Spencer, the well known author of the
Spencerian System of ~Penmanship. He
died on Tuesday. the 18th inst.
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slHERIFF SALE.

NOlCmdu
VS. In the Trum County
ADM OfGeO. II. CrOzier etlal Common Pleas.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
Court OF Common Pleas, of Trumbull County Ohio,
in the above case. and to me directed and delivered,
l shall expose to Public Sale at the south door of
the Court house, in Warren, in said county, on Sat
urday the 18th day Of May. 1854. and between the
hours Of one and four O'Clock p. NJ. of said day.
the following described Real Estate to wit: Stu
ate in the township of Bristol. in the County of
lot No.4 in said township, bounded as follows:
Beginning at the northeast corner of said lot and
running south on the east line thereof 50 chains and
Il links TO the center of the highway; thence west
along the center of the highway y chains and s
links; thence north parallel with said east line .
chains and 81 links to the north line of said lot and
from thence east along said north line % chains and
s links to the place of beginning and containing
seyenty-nlne and seventy seven hundredths acres
Of land CI9 !r-l0O according 10 L. L~efingWells sur
vey made the2lst day OfOctOber, lS4i, be the same
more OF leSs. Terms cash. Appraised at 81 5000.
JOSEPH q. BUTLER. Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office. April 27.-5w
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DAILROAD

LII To the Stockholders of the Ashtabula 4 New
Lisbon Rail Road Company.
A Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Ashtabula
4 New Lisbon Rail Rail Company, will be held at
Firemer's Hall, in the Village Of Ashtabula. on
Thursday the 9Th day of juno, next, at 101x O'Clock
a ~ roaS as nav hs rsaHirsa 20 ny bs M ~ ~ ~
jamestown Branch Of the Cleveland, gainesville &
| Ashtabula Rail Road. If said Branch road shall be
located on the line Of the Ashtabula and New Lis
bon Rail Road, or any part thereof, viii then and
there be considered. The conditions Of the lease
will besuch, 1t Is believed, as viii beneficial to both
both roads.
A general sttendaucsi requested.
II. HUBBARD, Prest.
Ashtahula. May H4W. AMI. r. r. Co.
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Local Notices.

-"
Terms of the Chronicle. $3.50 invaria-
bly, in advance. No deviation from this
rule. 5
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Probate Settlement.

NetIsmentS ordered 70 DC ddVeTHSed.
TT is ordered that the following &C
counts of Executors, Administrators, and
Gnardians that have been filed in this Court be ad-
vertised for three consecutive weeks agreeably to
law. and that they remain on file for inspection and
EXCEPTIONS, until the 10Th day of May. A. D., 1864,
when they will be examined and ordered TO record
II no exceptions appear thereto. to wit:
u - laa,I fnal anttIemnnf Of AIM
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1910.

GEORGE TAYLER, at the First National
Bank, win receive subscriptions for the
10-40 Govern ment Bonds. If
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May lS.-3W
7 EGAL NOTICE.
Jopafhap EolSnm

q bA1AA
VS.. In Court OF common
Ulysses I. Adgate. ct al. } Pleas, of TrumbuIi Co.
Sarah Adgate, Laurison Adgate, and Mary
Ann Adgate. widow and heirs of Lauri-
SON A. Adgate. deceased, will take notice
that at the last term of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas. of said Trumbull County. you were
made party defendants in the above entitled cause.
The petition in said cause set forth that on the 9Th
day of May, 1857, John H.. Laurison A., Ulysses l.,
Hoover NJ, Jane and Matilda ID. Adgate, gave a
certain mortgage to Henry ". Smith. on a tract of
81 4-lOO acres Of land situate in Rowland township.
Trumbull county, Ohio. and known as lot No. i. IN
great lot No. 81, in said township. to secure the pay
ment of a note of $500 of even date Herewith also
that on the 3lst day of March. 1889. John H., Hoo
yer NJ, and Matilda b Adgate, gave an other GER
tain mortgage on the same lands TO secure the pay
ment of a note of 500 of the same date: The OBJ
ject and prayer of said petition is to obtain a decree
foreelosing said mortgages. that said lands may be
sold, and the proceeds applied to the payment OF
the amounts due on said notes and that unless you
answer before the first day of next term Of said
cart. June 1864, said petition as to you will be
GEO, F. BROWN,
! April M,-6w. Atty. for PlG.
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AshtabuIa. May H4w. Ant. r. RI
THE TAT OF OHIO
TRUMBULL COUNTY.
In the Court of Common Pleas.

vs. Pet11On Tor divorce.
William Robinson
The Defendant will take notice that the Plaintiff
Mary Robinson. filed her petition in the Clerks Of
fee, Of said county. against the said William Rob
1854, setting forth that she was legally married to
the defendant on or about the 18th day of pecem-
and wife, until August, 1sa2. at which time she re-
fused longer to live with him because he was cruel
and abusive to her. and frequently struck and
came enraged without any proyocation and seized 3
stick or club and violently struck and much injured
her, and save her several wounds. and that Tor
wholly refused and neglected to make any provis-
ion for her support, and she was compelled to sup
port herself. She therefore prays that on final hear
ing that she may be divorced from said defendant
and discharged from any and all obligations grow
ing out Of said marriage contract &c.
MARY ROBINSON.
May n.-6w By HutShins i Forrist. her Atty
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disease. A cold settles somewhere in the body, and OBJ
structs its natural functions. These, y h"t rel'te1'
react upon themselves and the surrounding organs, pIo
ducing general aggrsyatiOn, suffering, ana ui7rasr
While in this condition, oppressed by the deranSrineht-'
take Ayers Pills, and see hOw directly tlt-y restore ih-
natural action Of the system, and with II the bd"s AMI
feeling Of health again. What is true and - apparent la
this trivial and common complaint. Is alsc true III many
Of the deepsested and dangerous ~distempers. The same
purgative effect expels them. Caused by similar otsirde
tons and arrangements Of the natural functions 1t iHr
body, they are rapidly, and many Of them surely, cur!
BY the same means. None who know the virtues OF uie--
Pills, viii neglect to employ them when suffering if""4'
the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians in snne 81 the
principal cities, aud FROM other veil known public per
sons.
From a RriOardin1 Merchant n s.. Louis, Eb.+ I, 1851
DR.. AVER: Your Pills are the paragon Of all that Is
great In medicine. They have cured ms little daughter
Of ulcerous sores upon her hands and frt that had proved
incurable for years. Her mother has been long griey-
ously afflicted with blotches and pimpl-- on her skin aai
in her hair. After our child was cured, she also tTi.t;
ASA MDRgRIDgF
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LINENS, Bleached and
Brown, Wool Spreads, Toilet Quilts. IA and
81 Sheetings, and Pillow Case Muslin, and every
thing in the line Of house furnishing EoodS,
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THE STATE OF OHIO,
TRUMBBLL COUNTY IS.
In the Court of Common Pleas.
Eliza Brown
Petition for Divorce.

Petition for Divorce.
The Defendant will take notice that the Plaintiff
fled her petition in the Clerks Dice, said court on
the 24th day Of March. A. D. 1854. against the said
Daniel II. Brown, setting forth that on or about the
5th day Of April, 1SS. she was legally married to
the said Daniel II. Brown, that she has born to said
defendant As issue Of said marriage. a SON named
Charles Brown, aged about five years, Tho is now
fore the fling Of her petition, the said defendant
Daniel H. Brown, kGs been guilty ofhabitual drunk
eness. and during ali that time has been more OF
less under the influences of liquor, and has been
harsh. abusive and frequently guilty Of extreme
cruelty, by beating and striking the plaintiff. She
therefore prays that defendant may be restrained
from in any manner interfering with said child, and
upon fnal hearing she may be divorced from said
defendant. and discharged from all obligations and
and that the exclusive custody Of said child be de-
creed to her &c. ELIZABR0WN.
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THE STATE OF OHIO.
TRUMBULL COUNTY.
In District Court.

= INNNIbVII NVtNAIF
ff Miifo M s adifi'' In District Court.
VS..
Seymour A. Potter. In Error.
The said Seymour A. Potter is notified that the
said Sutlif & futile have filed IN said District
Court their petition in error to reverse a judgment
Of the Court of Common Pleas, for said County.
rendered at the June term, thereof. in the year of
1861, in favor of the defendant in error against the
plaintiffs in error, an action. or suit wherein the
plaintiffs in error were plaintiffs, and the defendant
in error was defendant, and adjudging defendant to
go thence without delay, and to recover his costs
Said cause will be for trial at the first day of the
term. of said Court. SUTLIFF * FUTILE.
May 4,-6w
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THE STATE OF OHIO
TRUMBULL COUNTY IS.
In the Court of Common Pleas.

Harriet L. Cottam.l
The Defendant Harriet L. Gotham q nonresident
of the State Of Ohio. and residing in the State O
Illinois or lows, Is hereby notified that on the It'll
day Of May, 1861. the said John ". Gotham, fled his
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas. Of Trum-
bull County, Ono, praying Tor a dissolution Of the
tiff and defendant. and asking for the custody of
tiEEie ]. Gotham. aged 6 years; and Permelia N.
leges, Willful absence on the part of defendant for
more than three years last past. and gross neglect
of duty. and for other relief. The defendant may
answer said petition on or before The 18th day Of
June. 1854. or the prayer thereof may be granted.
JOHN ". GOTHAM,
May u,-6W By Sutlif futile 4 Stull his Atty
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AYERS
PILLS.

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complaining! Are you ont OF
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings uu
comfortablel These symP-
toms are oflen the prelude 10
serious illness. Some fit of
sickness is eretping upon you
and should be aNerted ~ q
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They stimulate the functions
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tiyity, purify the system from
the distractions which make