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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-11

ANoru8R COLLlsl0u ~ ILLIsoss -Nonhesn pa
pers give accounts Gf . boady sfsay that took
place In Ee,ps, Illinois between iwO soldiers aad
cOppesheads. IL seems q fquad Of 6fleea soldiers
Of aa liIln0ls Efgtmeas proceeded " place tOar
miles south Of Xenta. Clay county. Iiiinots, for
the purpose af assessing sumo deseTtess Of their
dai kness Of The night, they vcIs ambushsd BY the
c0ppeThead frieuds II the assester, u ovegwhel-
ming numbers. Over half e the soldiers wese
sh0t fatally, aad the remAladsr werc obliged
10 return 70 xenta. The greatest exc1lsmlns, eun-
sequeRs upoa the afair, prevails Ia hat sectloa
OF the copnssy Tbs susi- war party grows stronger
every day, and evenluayis viii busSs oat luvtously
agatass the present monAtsous a10lAisuation q
Wnahin9sOn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-11

eRHAaes InclpsnT. "A cossespeoeeae 81 tAe
Alhess Alsa~ says: "a Mr. BsoWs, q Raadelph
county. West with her sister ~ Aueslcus, lass
wlAser, % meet troslsss wAom they wers expect
lar hoao fso0 the army. Afles lhe ears eaaDe
down, ard while they we've looking ape theis bselh.
er aasoas he crowd. nn bs0Nn observed : c..(Aa
oat 10 her sisev, f that we're NY AsOshes, keltsvs
Il wouia Tin MS ues alst~g tAca Askestt ~ nans
Of the aeceased, Of . sosaies wh0 ksl eAaYs q
the eeis, sad, 10 her horror, f0aaA lAal & vae q
ally hsg Alnehsr. Ia ~ 1nstsus Nh Dgo~o tsueoel
aowa % The piaifosa ed died, 80 kes per slsssg
had 70 casey knne two eospses inslea1 e ane.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-11

,,g-THE DISPATCH Is sold 10 News
n.,I,rs a, TWENTY CENTS per copy.
CITY CARRIERS are authoEizedt to charge
o>g DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS pr so.et, 10
y.q;al4r satstTsttfs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-11

CAPTURE or rRlxks.
We fad the following list Of prizes, recently
captured by Yankee blockaders, in the Isquiyer:
sioop Fortunate, captured 0f Fiosida with
ainail cargo; tbe rsusrian schOOacG FseAestck II.
aud the Easilsh sehaoser Agaes, captMtsd on Drs-
zss, after SuAains the blockade.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-12
For Sale.

20 For Sale.
TUE Subscriber offers for sale that property on
house is tEo-s.ory brick, containing, eirht roo.s
and out-building, With well Of good water nj IN,
door, The tract contairs seventy CO. acre vhics
has thirty C301 acres Of coal IN cuftivstior hIso
choice selection Of fruit. -@-!TU - 80
Which viii sell low for cash. t.ts
febS-lm< HENRY n 49, ,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-12
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
THURSDAY, Feb. ii.

Mr.. Crawford, from Military Committee
to whom was referred the resolution rela
ting to the payment of the Fourth and Fiftl
regiments Va. Militia, reported that it wa
inexpedient to allow them to be paid from
the militia fines, as the Constitution re-
quired all such fines to be appropriated tt
the support of schools. s4lf.
Mr. Teter, from the Committee on HUI
name and Criminal Institutions reported
bill providing for the construction and safe
keeping of persons sentenced to the Peni
Tertiary. ..-,..-9 :s.1r p s.. .,.g- I'd
House Bill No. "a, fixing the salaries Of
the officers of the branch of the Exchange
Bank of Virginia at Weston, was passed.
1t repeats tie former Act passed upon the
subject, and provides that the compensation
of the President, Cashier and other officers
of the Bank shall hereafter be fixed by the
stockholders and directors of the Institu-
ton, as it is in all other Banks and
branches. -.-
Senate Bill No. 10, appropriating five
thousand dollars, to be placed at the dispo'
sal of the Governor, for the purpose Of en-
pertaining the several veteran regiments O
the State, was passed.
House bill No. rs, allowing Assessors to
appoint deputies, was passed.
House bill No, %, to discipline the com
missioned officers of the militia and volun
teer forces Of the State, was taken up and
put upon its passage.
After much discussion, the bill was re-
jected by the following vote.
Yeas-Boggs, Cook, Crawford, Debar,
Lamb, Newton, Scott, Stump Sutton Will
liamson-l0. .......
Nays-Alexander Barrick; Bumgarner
Burke, Cassidy, Gather, Copley, Crooks
Cunningham, Dawson, Dolly, Dunn, Elem
ing, Foster, Golf, Grifin, Hagar, Hinchman
Hof, Holman Keeney. King, Lough
M'Donald, M'Grew. Montague, Peterson
RAIDER, Ross, Teter, Wheat, Kramer-32
On motion of Mr.. Ross, the Speaker was
authorized to appoint a committee of two
to make arrangements for the meeting to
be held in the Hall of the House of Dele
gates this evening. MIR. Ross and Mr.. Al
exauder were az pointed said committee.
On motion of Mr.. Debar, the Committee
on Military affairs were instructed to in
quire into the expediency OF SO amending
the Militia laws in force iu this State, that
the offering of our militia system will be
proportionate to its cost to the public
treasury.
On motion of Mr. Soper, the Judiciary
Committee were instructed to inquire and
report as to the expediency of SO amending
the act entitled ian act providing for the
appraisement of certain property" as to
provide for the payment of the costs to be
incurred under said act.
House adjourned.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-12
who is General scammon:

g0sn. Scammon captured with one Of his staff
on board . steamboat, whilst ascending the
iKAnswha river, in Western Virginia, by
sguerrillas, belonged to the regular army,
and was stationed ia this city in 1910 as an
assistant to Capt. Swift was generally and
favorably known to our citizens, and mar
ried q sister of our worthy townsman, john
B. Stebbins. He belonged to the Engineer
Corps, served in Florida and Mexico, and
was on General Scotts staff in the WARMTH
: the latter country.
Gen. E. P. Scammon subseq uently re-
signed mis- position in the army and accep-
ted the Presidency of the Catholic Insti-
tute of Cincinnati, in which pursuit he was
employed at the breaking out of the civil
war. He organized a regiment the Twen-
~ third Ohio, at once, and entered the
field as its Colonel. He has fought bravely
in many battles, especially at Bull Run and
Antietam, and received a Brigadiership as
the reward Of his distinguished services
At the time of bis capture he was in com.
mand of our forces at Charleston, Va
Springfield Mass Union.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-12
For the Register.
New INTEREST, RANDOLPH COUNTY,

New INTEREST, RANDOLPH COUNTY, }
WEST VIRGINIA, Feb. 3, 1864
10 the Honorable legislature Of ". Va:
GENTLEMEN: Being informed that q bill
for the purpose of striking off portion of
Randolph county, and attaching it to the
county of Upshur, is now pending before
your Honorable body, We the undersigned
citizens of Randolph county, do earnestly
petition you not torgiye Upshur county any
portion of said county of Randolph, under
no circumstances whatsoever.
. PETITIONERS NAMEs.-Arnold Wilmoth,
Elijah Channel, Nimrod Wilmoth, B. F.
Wilmoth, NJ. H. Burk, James Wilmoth
Daniel G. Wiimoth, Jehu Wilmoth. Arch
bald Wilmoth, Jacob Hart, Elem Hart, A.
P. Wilmoth, Henry NJ. Vanslay, Oliver
Wilmoth, Godfrey Marstilleh, osborn Wiz
mott, Jacob Phares, Nimrod Stalnaker.
Samuel |. Ctannel. VIM. Wilmoth, Oliver
c. Stalnaker, Isaac Stalnaker, H. W. Stall
maker, Benjamin Wilmoth, John Fl. Lee,
John Wilmeth,t Isaac Garfield, Ellis Vans,
coy, BENJAMIN F. Lee, Loman B. Hart.
Elias ". Nanscoy, J, c. Godin, John Vans
coy, VIM. c. Dyard, E. P yanscoy, L. H.
Schoonover, Seymour Wilmoth and rs
others
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-12
wEs &e1sIATU1RE
s6EHATE.
STHURspAY. Feb. IL, 1856

A message from the Honse communicates
the passage of House Bill No. l8, for the
relief Of William Nixon and William Tur'
ner, and the House Bill No. 29, to allow
the Recorders of Gilmer and Richie coun.
ties to issue licenses for the marriage OIL
persons residing in Calhoun county, both Of
which were read the first time. G'f3 I
Mr.. Hubbard, from the committee on
Humane and Criminal Institutions, report,
ed Senate Bill No. IA, for the support OF
the poor, which was read the first time.
= Mr.. Phelps, by leave, introduced SENATE
Bill No. Is, making an appropriation OF
S., 900 90 to be used on the order OF the
Governor in entertaining ranreglments
of this State, when he deems it proper 70
do so. 20 s", a5.A ,,- So .sa[ .facrsl .l.-H
The rule was suspended for the purpose,
and the bill passed. Yeas 19, nays none.
4 MIR. Phelps was appointed to inform the
House of the passage Of the bill -.
81 On motion of Mr.. Brown, the committee
on the Library were instructed to inquire
and report promptly, the cause Of the delay
in the printing of the acts of the last ses
sion of the Legislature. a-se.. Us.
House Bill No. is, further to provide for
the collection of taxes,was read the second
time and referred to the committee on Fl
nance and Claims.
House Bill No. II, to provide for repair.
ing the road and rebuilding the bridges OF
the Sistersville and emTurnpike Compa
ny in the county of Tyler, was read the Sc
cond time and referred to the committee on
Internal Improvements and Navigation.
House Bill No. 19, to prescribe the time
within which justices and constables must
qualify, was read the second time and re-
ferred to the committee on the Judiciary.
On motion of Mr.. Hubbard the Senate
adjourned. f.,''''
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-12

A tellop named Y oUNa, who through &C
cident and impudence, holds seat in the
Senate of West Virginia, took occasion, yes
terday, to denounce the author ola commu'
nicstion in yesterday mornings Regaster'
signed s'Justice,"' as coward. Such a
charge comes with an i'll grace from a man
who hangs about the City Of Wheeling at
the pubic expense to save his body from the
hands OF hls own constituents; who chooses
q safsr business than defending his home
aud.his country from the prowling bands OF
rebsls; and especially is the epithet i'll
chosen " len applied to the author Of that
communication, who left comfortable
home, and an interesting and beloved fam
ily, far renewed from danger, to defend the
homes and families and property of such
nefsgses from danger as this same man
YoUNe. The author, "Justiee," was one Of
the FIRST brave men to enlist under the
Presidents first call for three months men,
in April. 1861, and he again enlisted Tor
three years, and has faithfully served his
country on many field of blood and car
mage during that fine. He isl man who
writes as he fghts-boldly and with a
sharp pointed weapon, charging right into
the heartslof the enemies of his country.
He never fails to make the traitors howl
when he gets after them-and we were not
surprised that YOUNG felt the keen point
ofAthepatriot's pen. 1909 .-s
We win venture that if You've ever
meets Justice" face to face, he will, like
scowering spaniel, cringingly take back his
charge of cowardice. - ~.
This YOUNG is q fair specimen Of the
Radicals, who imprudently and falsely
claim so much love for the soldier; and his
.coarse and cowardly assault upon this brave
patriot who is now riskiug his life for their
and our protection, is fair sample of their
love. -
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-12

WE have seen it mentioned as fact dero.
gstefy to Hon. Michael Hahn, of New Or
: leans, Is an eligible candidate of Governor
81 of Louisiana, that he held the office Of
Notary Public,under Governor Moore, after
the ordinance of secession was passed Mr..
Hahn was a lawyer in large practice. and,
like many other gentlemen Of the bar, he
4 ifbaudit convenient to be Notary, which
; he vas for many years. II his merely COR
Etinuiug to hold the office in 1862, be the
. only objection to his orthodoxy as Union
candidate, he may claim TO possess great
deal cleaner record of loyalty than some OF
the prominent Union Office holders. and
many of the aspirants to place in the Cres-
q cent City. d. al.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-12

IT seems that Marshsl Kane and larre
number of Confederate officers have escap-
ed from Johnson's Island to Canada. We
suppose they got off on the ice But the
Federal authorities should not have lie,
them slide. Ii was a most d:screditable
piece of business. Whilst the lake is bride.
ed over with ice Johnson's Island should be
doubly or trebly or even quadruply guard
ed. Where is the sense Of capturing pris.
oners at vast expense Of blood and money
and toll and hunger and WEAKNESS, and then
leaving doors open and ungnarded for their
escape? :2s~7 80 %! -. e. -.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-12
The Republican majority in

Tn, Republican majority in the Ohio
Legislature have been impeachment enough
/ - eausure the Democratic members of the
I-sHosss of Representatives at Washington
for not voting to suit them on Certain hum
bug resolutions, introduced by Clay Smith
from Kentucky. The Legislature seems to
suppose that It was elected to represent the
people in Congress, as well As to act upon
Stats affairs. Its whole course at Colum.
bus has been upon that delusion.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-12
ssSssof Pairs introduced ! bill il the

Senate yesterday, making an appropriation
Of Se1p9; fpbe Piseed ct the disposal OF
the GoSefS6f, for che reception Of The vet
eran Volunteer Regiments, on their return
to their homes. The rules of the Senate
were sSspeSdsd, and che bill passed, unani-
mosslyss II WAS then sent to the House OF
Delessfss, where the rules were also sus-
pended and the bill passed-and it is now
a lfT4isi s 4sst deserved tribute to
the wsrsvoEp veterans who have endured
the Asrdships and the dangers of the bat
tle-field for the months and years that have
paaasd S;iiHce they. left their peaceful and
lovef Homes and will be highly apprecla'
ted by'4tbem This generous token OF re-
mem6erance from the people Of West Viz,
ginia of their @ soldier boys, will be more
accountable to the recipients than many
times thst amount of money spent in any
other way would and will do more towards
encouraging re enlistments than thousands
in bounties. 1u. ~, -'''
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-12

"ANTED-A girl to do general housework
w Enquire at this ofice felO'3t
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-12

LuDIcRoUs,-In Icetown, opposite Saint
Louis, which IS built on the frozen river,
during the "cold SPELL barkeeper built
a fire in his tent and sat before it on three
legged stool..warming his shins, when the FIRE
thawed hole in the ice, and the man fell
in and has not re appeared. His assistant,
verdant Irish boy, was asked where the
proprietor was, and replied: Faith he; S
gone into the celler."
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-12

If State, dead in secessionism and
other sins, can be restored to true, genuine
life, let it BY all means be done as soon As
possible. But what is the use of galvap-
izing State to make it show spasmodic and
CHASTITY signs Of life
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-12
d -GEN. Fremont CAKpIDATE.-A Wash

.ington letter says: $1,000.
SThere is real CONSERVATION among the
= Lincolnites here at the announcement by
Gen. Fremont's friends that the latter will
certainly run if odd Abs, is nominated
They feel very bitter toward the President
fdIshis eooduct to the Pathfued. The lat
ter avows his determination 10 help elect a
Democrat rsther than see old Abe occu.
py the White House for a second term.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-11
GREAT SALE
OF
CITY LOTS Al AUCTION

~ @<NF = - ~" = = - -
The un5sr-igBe5 will cell A. Pablic Auc-
tor. o. Saturday, ihe 18th dsY Of October,
Is6s.
SIXTY DESIRABLE LOTs,
situated "a tho subarbs Of ihe city 81 Tere
Hsnts. Va what l. kno~n ss Durnam's Sab
divisioa % ihe Cay.
1bese iois are ssss'ed belEeeo The Terre
Esuts sBd Richnond Railroad snd fatiop~l
Rosd sxee.. within e.sy dis,ince o. TIE city,
ard a2e very cesifabic Tor private resiasEces,
I'D 20 tbose wDo desire baTgaius tbs = >
chance DOT tc be ikfoEn assy.
Nov !. The tine 70 make a speculation oy
nTehssinz tbe-o iots. I'D letting tnsn - q
ths os1eg does DOT rnh - improve ihaD.
TERMS or SALE
ooe iaif6 cssa. oso ib.Fl IL sx. a1a to
rsnai11sf - t~eass u4sstos. - purchasers
giT:cg notes S.l5 syyroved sec1f'iy e l0tfs
tesfisg inssress fror1 1Ets.
Ssls - tzks rizos - lJ s'c.ocE i1 ne
mo- 1ine @ lhe pc l,aot.
a pat of tesse 80 nay ;. scen D. csIiI1R
CT tas u-1ers.gee1 ~ he "bertin Ho-ss.'
4 9 ECWE,
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-11
S<sLMsoLo's Ross wAs,s.

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-11
Dsc4L
CHEROKEE REMEDY

compounded from Rooss, Barss and Leaves
CHEROKEE REMEDY the great Indian Diurefss
ures AL dlscases of ne urinary organs. su~k as II
onfineccc osthe Urine. InfAmnstion Of the Bisddcs
rnan nation cf the kidneys. stone N ths BLADDER
srictnse. 6raHel. GonorrheA. elect. snd u esq
tany recon Uende1 In those Gases Of finor Aious
o. Whites IN fcmsies.) where all the old asuseou
scdietnss bare fAiled.
sE- IL 4 prepared n highly eoncentrstcd form
fedose only being ron one 20 teaspoenfals thrs
iuaes per day.
~ tits diuresic and Alternative IN Is action pur
ying and cleansing tic blood. causing n 20 Gov
u o. iis original parity and visor; thus renovfn
ron TIC system as pernieious causes vhieh have
iucct disesse.
CHEROKEE INJECTION Il intended a. .
dly CT assistant % tie Cherokee Remedy 81
hould Be used n conjunction with that nciaeine
Il cases ~ elect oonorrhcs. Fluor AIbus or white
t. effects are healing. soothing and dcnulcents n
loYinE 81 scalding, heat and pain. Instead CT u
.crnire and slmcss unendursble pain that n exp-r
need Win nearly AL the cheap onAck 1niceiions-
fT BY The use cf the CHEROKEE RKMEOY an
HEEOkKk iSyECFIoN--the two medicines a. IN
ame time-au Improper discharrea arr removed
nj ne weskened organs are speedily restored 20 M
igor and strength.
tE- Price. Cherokee Remedy, a. per bottle. G
- Price. Cherokee Injection, - per bottle. Q
hrtc bottles Cor ta
err sent ey F-press 20 any address on receipt G
rfle.
~ For fun particulars GET our pamphlet nom an
rug In the country. write and ve " N ma
rec % sny address. fan treatise.
All such orders must be sent 10 c. a. COOK. Chics
Q. onr General Agent for the West -.
sold by
Wholesale nruggisfs and by al every wher,
q. A. COOK, Cn1cAeo. General Agent Cor %
tstes Of Illinois. lows. Wisconsin. Mcnirsn and II
1kne.
DR. W. r. MERWIE & CO.,
eoLK ProrntKToRe.
Nc. % Liberty street. Nev york.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-11

Thetfnr,o ~ - Lststft as i1ey gsreraiiy Ap-
per .re ~ stst ~ery sdzet. Psrsons nnd tsey
have frsqEs1t ait.cEk, a1d are more sensso We %
tkecbk4zes 0i iemDefA,1re u this c53ci1o1 tbs
nose say - lrv. or <nt tiech ~ - thia AID
scrli. t@rward bec1nirg tairk znt adh~sire,-
- the disskse 1ereues ch-onic. III sshsrgss are
ircrss.ed IN q1zntlfy aa4 hang d In quality. they
crurhef ~ The 1e-r stoas are oTceetFc, causing
> bsd hTes,h: to- vo'-e Is fh'-x ard nass: tie eyes
srs Gesk. tbs scn~s % ss soe' - i-ssrned ~ ces
sroyrs. tssf1rss freq1susly tas1s place. 1nofhsr
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fhr re-afa Il ~ 20 - c,eN hs hr1at ia tie
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-11
ScaofuLA, kRsUsArISm AND LIyEs
EoxpIAINT.


At the sign of the Paddock.
THE firm O. >. ii. Potter Il Co.
Il ass ghis dAg been a. sss-sed - eatu.i se., go
rbe ooses snd '.r.oants - tsc Trr1. <re fo -
h<als ofs "A. roasf. Hs onice for ~ Yftsea.
ell b a. "a, same riAs-. ~here sstfieessot -
p>yme1fs esraestif requested
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Canssrs al.d c.acsfouf Ahectiors
In calling attention. "a nv Cancer Aal!aste. ns~
ucrimeni ios Canesr. permit s 20 .ay hat = .ts
MOI .r5aisrfui discovery ever e 1ac n neficibc
Its the eat beside 81 long spugbt for oy tAt
N-dlca Profession Ant lhe al 90 with eAneff -
operation 4 traly astoniskius. uithou parallel,
and = the cal kas~n snaideie . career, end -
canceroua alsctlcar. iha uoias epsrkrd - he a..
IDIOT a appafsatig - catering iato tae ehe;aie-i
cousposisio1 - the cancer. ckncofoas naiss-ai os
unhfsithy growth ~ ssty removing At ne std ~
tsiiy s-'tdotias. kling and Destroying ne can ef
svsrx parsela fool snn fnre bsonsirr q A. Siiscai
paln o. The us. - he knife. ~tnont canstic est
barnln<. without thc les % tiSod, or ~ "a ies
srsctins lks rarud nesh. nean - apple - tas
naked eye or ap=a vcont. a. ~@sii1 snd hetit e.
-afer NJ ,hll r,s ans large eknccrs car be Fsnase
fram vfiai psfft TIE eye. iafse o'oof vessels %f
sssra - slhsr frsa insent ceaid potsioiy - atet
snd IA donz 80 ,ve feel assured e r,akin fHr ~
oaTes vh.n al slheF iFeAtaf "a laii. tss wsai.a
fsassrnstg AMI eli Interested a. isxiteo e4l, Az
VII exhibit large nca b. o' es1cfrs shat h4te
tkaa removed sod prcserve snd = desired ali fef
q hunnreds % cases crrst throaxhe.f ne eoentryt
cousuusr.ioe. s,fns. frsi.'t''. rnHrfos't.a 80
all anscilols. ttsslf >, iaat's'ian. Or 9taefuIls.
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COMPLAINT.
rse.isa wstl .ssaet.. Rrapuss disease, tasa a
csrs. plss snd t1mors s,Ald hesd. syrnti's, syPhi
tuc Affections, 'eetrusit' a'sssses arsfsp.s
.rectlons -ftbe kilneys ans >pire wi' f~esis~ Ga
A. ue~ ..s sasccs.sai seas-ay Cor rsmevsus
rape- werrn. ani al slher varieties ol ~osm oun1
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