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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-18

@rLlEur. J. MEbviS R1ouAnDs, Ofo
liu's Battery. wants few more good g.
crurls. 1t is hardly necessary for US 70
recommend the Wheeling Battery to those
desiring to enlist. It aud its officers and
men are wellknown TO most of our readers.
Lieut.. Richards may bedfouud at Dillon's
plumber shop Market street.
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OAlRo, Feb. l7.-T6e steamer In INN Il,
from st. Louis, has arrived She feIortS
passing the steRtneF Ottent snnlZ Ia m;
hurricane desk in Dog Tooth Bend. tWent5Y
miles above here. She struck S.snae,zss
From twenty, dSeto thirty, lfyeS 9Sire Sun.
posed 70 have been lost, Including die
wife of Capt. Horton, the chambeFmaffIli.
steward, batksspst and j jcnstom3 8 6hi b
ohicer.ST The boatFay 7lndeurJyfth Govern,
meuts stores including eighty horses! 81
but three Of which: y eFs no Il. 8 yThel6 Inpe.
fEial broughtd0Wntbs SdrVivfhR. 81 Si55GsFs
audlcrew.
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b0-Is az A TnA1rOR.-Most Of our city
readers will recollect George j. Arnold,
who Was a member of the first Legislature
Of the restored Government from Lewis
county, who used to vote entirely alone on
al questions coming up for consideration
aud who pretended to be Ga loyal man but
not an abolitionist" In reference to this
gentleman, we copy the following from the
proceeding Of the Richmond rebel Lsgis.
lature.
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p9COL. DApR informs US that the quota
of Ohio county is filled all butten men
This is certainly very gratifying au-
uounrement to the loyal people of Ohio.
county.
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can only give a few Of the many thousandsj Of
seEtihoates am receiving in favor OF this great
Medicine; but I have had 4 quantity Of them nnb
Sh0d In circular form, which send freo on appica.
n9n: Whether yon conclude to give the Medicine 4
tf1al OF not send for circular. Price Pity Cents
and One Dollar, bottle. Ss.-'
Prepared only BY the proprietor,
DR.. L. Q. O. WISHART,
Philadelphia, Pc.
Sold nWheelinE by LOGAN, LIST 4, 90.
and T. II. LuGAN& co. n i.
Agents for West Virginia.
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a Positive Cure aforsDySpepbia.t
Rear what ~. Joaa q lBa6eoeE .ays: 4
No. Il028 OWN B1RrlI,
I Hhllaha .nhfa lamar l2hE i RAH


PhilAde bhtA, January ed, 1855.
n. MIBHABF-Sir: 1e 70 with much pleasure that
Lana now able to inform You that, BY the me Of
your Great American Dyspepsia PILL, I have been
entirely cured Of that most distressing complaint,
pg9pepatA. have been gr1evouGly athioted for the
twenty eight years., and for ten years OF that
time have not been fFeS from it1 pain one week q
time. have had e In its worst form, and have
dragged on Amost miserable existenpe-inp pain day
ard night. Byary kind Of food that ate hlled me
With Wind and pain, it mAttered not how light or
how Braall the quantity Aeontinued bsIehiRg WAS
sure 70 follow. had no apostle for any kind Of
meats whatever, and my dlStresS was 90 great for
several months b6foEeI heard Of your Pills, thRt1
neqhently WfShed for death. S9d taken every
thing that had heard OF for DyIpepsia, without
Fecsiying any beneft; bat on your Pills being rec
commended - me by one who had been CURED by
them, concluded 70 give them . trial, although I
hhdno faith In thon. 10 my AgtoniShmant found
myself getting better before had taken one-fourth
Eot box; and, amer taking AhAlf box, IdM tell
HlGtb Gad cas- eat dtythiag 4 tofGhS and enjoy .
hearty meal three times day, without inconVe-
pieneo from anything eat or drink. II yen think
proper, you ct liberty to make this public and
Tlfsr 70 me-. IWnT eheerfllly give All desirable IN
fsfulAtion to any one who may call on me- e =
Fsars, respectfully, JOHN 3. BABcooK.
Price, per Box, One Dollar.E
gsAt BY mAiIon receipt Of the price by q - g9s
. LOGAN, LIST = co.
and 4. II. LOGAN q CO., ts,s
no2e-Sm Wheeling, Agent for West Virginia,
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Cg4REELAND GAP, Fsb. I1i.-cGpt, j. b.
Watkins, Provost Marshal at this spiaee,
reports the average number OF dsserters
from honRstEeet's army. 81 Eve per day, an
of Whomco complain of being heartily sicklof
the war. Theiriaccohnts are corroborateG
by officers, who general eonsid er' them.
selves whipped. bntthinkithat the finances.
OF the North are. giving out" bte - 80
At times, when rebel officers are going
the rounds relieving guards they find their
pickets have deeerted. The country is fnlI
OF them awaiting opportunity to give
themselves mp. l. ~ , s5le. 49, = Il
On Friday last 4Longstreets headquar-
' tiers at MoFtistoWn. His main yforce.
ls at Strawberry Plains, under marching
orders. Their belief, is that Longstteet
would not attack 9nE forces, for want ett
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Seizure Of. Live stock BY the Custom
r. EE5islI Hon "a Ant hnrikIea 90 - ~

" House Authorities. 3
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-Tbe recent
seizure of live stock by the custom house
authonties, at the Suspensions Bridge, has
CAUSED 6n4iuvestigat which shows that
during the first three quarters ofjlS63. the
imports into Canada of live stock from the
United States, amonted 10 ,3l9 horses.
IS, b0s horned cattle; 2, 1855 sheep, and
lo5e7 swine. PartisIrep Of the last
lIaFter show q still farther import of 277
hotses; 6s4 horned cattle, $500 sheep and
1871 hogs.15 Ned 4;
An explanation isasked for insTiew Of
such heavy appropriations, long, kftef. the
order was issued prohibiting the EXPORTS
tlon of Articles, which the present policy
required. the detention. ~
Secretary Chase expresses surprise in
his feplytof January 1sth that t6e order
Of Nay 10Th had so little effect in dimim
ishihg the exportStton of live Stoek % f1avues
ada, aud declares bis intention 81 fmme.
idiately correcting the negligence or mis-
apptehensiopiot etchstpm{ 601sG t6me1rs
Of the frontiers, but cannot make an excep.
ton ia favor. Of the psrties who suffered
loss by the seizure at the Suspension
Bridge.
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HAnTToRp. Cost, FEB. l7.-Ths Uniou
Couvsntion to-day. rs.nomfnaEed Go7ernor.
Buckingham and the whole ottthe bresent
STATE ofaSers, sefAF
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/. st NV
The policy of extending the PreSident,s
A% pls,,:t 70 coLopslS y; much talked 81.
would cause whole fekihs6fs {6a 30 - Z
rebel ranks. ~ rs sfss z4SSa
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: Robbesris.vi q ~ 9. II g 90 !.

INV York, Feb. H.. r IN. aaclerk Of
stnFges. Bennett q co WHO 8 WSs p5nlyyfnR
duties at1ha Custom 4 Ho6seg to-day was
robbed offs Bag containing 81, OOe in gold
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DyspepslnT iDyspopaia /

DR., WlsHLRf: have been 4 constant sutEsreF
with DygPepSafor the last 6IghteoH yoSfS, durinr
EhiSh tine I eHnno. say that ever enjoyed per-
we're more aggravated than ut others, and then n
seemed 1t would BIO great relief TO de- had at
all times An unpleASOnt feeling in my head but lat
eFly my suheringS 30 much increased that became
almost unit for business Of any kind, my mind Vas
continually filled with gloomy thoughts and fore.
ooding9 and II attempted % change their current
byEeadingt ct once q sensation ofilcy eoldneSB in
connection with . dead weight, Rs It were, rested
upon my brain; also feeling Of sickness would oc-
cur as the stomach, and great pain 70 my eyes, ae
o9nE my reason. Ialso experienced great laSsitudo
deputy and nervousness which made It dneult to
walk by day or sleep ut night. Ibeoamo aVorSe 10
s9eiety, and disposed only Ieelnsion and having
tried the skill Of number OF eminent phy6olRns f
atieus schools, finally came to the conclusion that
this disease at my present age, 46 years. there
VA no cure In existence. Rut, through the inter.
ference Of Divine Providence, to whom I deyoutiy
edef my thanks, 1 at last found sovereign remedy
e your DYspepsia PlllS and Tar Cordial, which
seem to have enectuAlly removed almost the laat
HAee my long list Of ailments and bad FEELING.
and In their place health pleasure and Commitment
aEemy Tery-day companions. 49,
JAMES n. SAUNDERS,
+ No. 4o3 North Second street, Philadelphia, for
l1erIy. of Woodbury., N. J. ll...,,ls5 :,
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Ba~Icu IN rnn R1vsn.-Tho intensely
cold weather of the last twenty-four hours
has again filed the river with ice, and none
Of the boats ven.ured out yesterday.
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sRECIAlL NoTIgTs.j
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HEIMsTRRETss = u :
INIMIfk Rl.IRRES T0RkIIvR

ssss = AsS NOVA k1O'H-E,
n,v,as a1sE Y osgnal 'elPF, y sup
impaired ~ DC q ditea5s. All ~.
arc composed q IapqF esai,s struytpE the vitality
and beauty Of the hair, and afford Of thsmSelyea no
Dressing Holm6troets Inimitabls c6ioTiSE bot on
" restores hair its natural color BY an sasy uro
Co.'S, but giyosths hAir4 ~ h 5il,s 4
Tzj LuxURIAMT BRAgTYS ~ n
promotes IL growth, fGiIlnE Oh, erndi,
Gates dandtda, and impair and pied
70 the head. IthssB tho test OF tine being the
original Hair oOlorng, and Il constantly tncrsasns
~ fAVor. pPed by both gentlsuIep aud ladiss Its
sold BY an DEALERS q can b procured BY
them Of Tho eommsrcIGl ageut, D. 8. Barnes & o..
ao2 Broadway n. Z. Two aze1, 50 cents and 81. :,
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TO PRINTERS.

PRINTING PRESS FOB 4. sA A ~. !.
,TAyING Just put mp In our Job Room ono Of
II UOs's Celebrated PreAs4 .. We have for iAl6
GInpr.TOI al Washington Hand Press, which we win
I1oss Of on very reasonable terms. Size OF Platel
49, inches Any one wishing such . Press would
CONSULT their own interest by giving us call.
dsc23 OAMPBBLL . MODHRMOG.
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The Spring Campaign-Gen. Lee to
60 on Another PIundering Expe-
dltlon into PennsYlYania.

dition into Pennsylvania.
NEw YoRK, Feb. 1s.-The army officers
from the front represent the opinion thai
Mithiaslo days the roads willsenable the
rebels to move and they will initiate The
spring campaign. Two opinions prevail
one is that they win attack square in front
and endeayor to drive Meade within the
detenses Of Washington; and sthe other Il
that Lee will go rapidly up into Pennsyl.
vania plundering vastly more than last
year and fighting pitch battles only on a
line of safe re6sRt :
The Secretary of War has decided that
the term three.fourths used in connection
with veteran regiment means three-fonrtbs
ofthe Organization serving together and
does not include men absent in prisons.
hospitals, SC. Men who have not served
two years will be allowed to 20 on
furlough with their regiments, provided it
goes as an Organization. If they agree to
recruit as soon as they come within the
limits of REIMBURSEMENT.
1t is quite probable that the Secretary Of
the Treasury will in a few days advertise
the 10 40 loan. 80
By order of the department no volunteer
shall be rejected on account of his height
who is at least 8 feet. III III q
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I NeW York Market J
nm YnRK RAh

Floar1Eshaae easier; better demand at
tS6l0@e,95 for extra. State; $7,2o@7.4s
fOrfe9lra r. a. o 81, 5O@9,50 for Eadsi
brands; imarketiS closing heSyy.al a.,f g,f -
!. y nenlskyTzEIsHer; more doing part OF
aud e closing heavy at Ole for western. i5tiIi'a
q Ayheat-Shade lower; $l,569I so for =
Ghies go spring. 81 ,579l so for NIWaukee i,
aoern--Unset'led; Sl.27@l,2s for ship
ping, mixed western in store, chiefly at
0$l,2s. 90 gi..lIi.,,fl,sf s..,Fs
ostsIsheds atmsr5 sli@ssc for west,
e Wobl-Firm. f5ss ta5 ilisesFlf
:. Petrolspm-Yery firm. "a Is l..s.f Il ..s.q
: Pork,mDpll aud heavy. $2l ,76622 for
for new do - iriii@ 5't 9''if;-..'s
;Beet-4Marketsqniet and firm. ii. i. 81
FSHogs-Ftrm. =,
Lard I'd T irm; l84@l4e.
otfiFli't H. .
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DKsRIRSIA.
A Positive Cure for Dyspepsia-rh.
Great AmerIcan DYGnenEIa Phi.

A Positive Cure for Dyspopsia-The
Great American DyGpepGlR Pm.
We my say with safety that ninety casea ont Of
every hundred, that one with consumption had at
iouhdAtion OF Other diseases, some Of which are 81
the most fatal character, DyBpepSAiS emphatcaliy
Of ambition and hope, emaScnlates and unfits
a. for the enterprise Of life: WOmy to tho sic and
% physicians Of every school, that In Dr. WiShartg
Cordial there Is cure for the worst cases Of dyS
C989e) nine thousand three hundred and nfnety nS
tonts, for Dyspepsia In its various forms and II
every case where tho medicine taken a. directed
It made perfect cure A number Of the abovS
cases had been treated by the most eminent phyS.
leiAn9 In this country and Ent0pe. ~. -
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[NoTn.-Thev otesi in t6e House .yestsr-
day refusing to tax the stock of,whiskyon
hand, or in other words, to agree to the
senate's amendment was not taken by5yeas
and nays but by tellers, there is conse.
quently no record showing how members
Mr.. Dawes reported resolution from
the Committee on Elections in favor of
Rice to the contested seat from Msssa-
chusetts.
Theibill to establfsha bureau on free
men g affairs was then discussed. 80.
Mr.. Cox opposed the bill to establish
bureau for freedmen's aHairs! y -
The Senate's resolution of thanks to
Gen. Thomas wastaken,up. Y it,1s4 :
Mr.. Garfield moved to add the name OF
Gen. Rosecrans. 'fi's''i.17fg'' - . s.ai
He eulogized5thei latter, and thought it
you'd bejust to pass blythe principals in
the fights. - - .lfs-a7a5lst
t.T Th9 5sS8lS!9q was referred the
The House then went into Committee ON
Naval Appropriation Bill but without aiy
important action. 81 !; g5ssi.t5ii ,,.-5T'sl
Adjourned sailefa-,yb 100 la4a.ig
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HAGAN'S MAGNOLIlIA4.BlFIAI,LLDlI.

hi. Is the mos. dolightfai and ort4sorsI5 ~ ~.
tislsi ever dtSeoroESa. II changes tbs sun burnt
cO and hands psprly satin texture Of ravisbInv
beanty, tpparteg The marble purity efi5outh, and
the disEfagHs appearance % inviting N The eItv
belle Of hAShIon. Il removes tan, eeklos. minnie,
and roushapsS foatho tltn, leaving the complexion
treah, tranBparent and smooth. II contains mo ma.
teriAl injurious 70 the Gin Pa4ronixedby Aotr..o,
and Opera Hugor.. II g. what every lsdyt should
have. Sold everywhere. - = S@14
DEMAS 9. BARNES q GO.
General Agents,
Depl ON H. aO3 BROADWAY. n. y
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Baltimore Market.

-a sQalf'a,@s RGhTrxORE, Feb. H.
= Owing to the storm and wind Yesterday
very little grain was received. 5bu45
. Oorn4Advaneed lsCent. ,ili4l
Wheat-FlrmG. 4U i b. I5sH.! j 44.g
Rlour-Dull and heavy. ala ss.s
" htsky-steady; Ohio 9l@s2o.
oofse-Firm,aI scarce. 4a..
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o0NaREssfoTAE. IN 10
SENATE.
WAstifNoToN. Feb. N IneAg

VI WAsHfAGToN, Feb. II, 1854. 2
AF. Anthony from the Printing Com.
mittes, reported, back 1.-The bilIlauthoriEino
TIE printing OF 10, 600 copies of General
McC lellah's report, With All anne e dnisnt re-
ducing the number GOys,6, 600 copies
Adopted. ga 70 . i9S ,gsiE5@ ,t1g s'f5sHa
Mr.. .Pomeroy introduced a bill donating
public lands to several Slates, for the edn-
cation of orphans OF soldiers and sailors
killed in the war. u. 80, ~ - = -.
Referred to the Oommitte. on Public
Lands. 55r Ia. I D. J.
The Senate passed a bill for the relief Of
ALBERT Brown. ~ 4,siq & .s7s 500 p. -. ID
Attsr'a debate of an hour, Mr. Davis re.
snmed the floor and continued his speech
on bis amendment tos5thei bill equaIiziDP
me p9y' Co., of troops 10 the United States
Mr.. Davis spoke at great .lengthsin de-,
nunciation of Massachusetts since the for
nation of the Federal. Government, and
made some cynical illusions TO her sena.
tors on. the door at the present time.
Me- Wilson called him TO order. g = Yin
The chair sustaining the,pOint of order.
After considerable discussions Mr.. Davis
concluded his remarks. s, .5.. mo- - ~
MI. Sumner offered an amendment to,
the Constitution of the United States as
substitute 70. those reported from the
Judiciary Committee a few days ago 9byi'
Senator Trumbull, and asking that they
might be made the special order for Mon;
Jay next. 'rs ri ss.:- ~ lis5a-ia-s ls.s.tos
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.6OO0 PRIz8 PACKAGES on hand andl "a
sss1s '.'s sA'.p y JOS. aRAvrs.
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= .G JAMES N. SAUNDERS.
EnerIy of Woodbury., N. J. : 80 -
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6fssss e. .l1 door. .S Si al ssss1aas h.
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He teaches that the masses of mankind are
fools-that the hero, therefore, IL the des-
tined master of his fellow men, and that their
only salvation hes in blind submission to
his rule-and this without distinction of
time or circumstance, in the most advanced
as well as in the most primitive ages of the
world. The hero .despot can do no wrong
He is king, with scarcely even God
above him; and if the moral law happens
to come into collision with his actions, so
much the worse for the mo-al law. On
this theory commonwealth such as yours
ought not to exist; and you must not be
surprised, if, in fit of spleen, tho great
cynic grasps his club and knocks your
cause on the head, as he thinks, with
single blow. Here is the end of an un-
sound though brilliant theory theory
which had always latent in it the worship
of force and fraud, and which now dis
played its tendency at once in the portent-
Gus defence of the robber-policy of Fred
erick the Great and in the portentous de-
fence CT the slave power"
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neserters in Canada.
Hhe Washington So ssYs:

The Washington Star says:
There are at this time, according to trust
worthy informy in the possession Of the au-
thorities here, some five thousand deserters
from our army, in Canada, whittier they
have fled to escape the vigilance Of the
local provost-marshals, whose arrests of
them are dsily increaaing in number.
Recently there was q large meeting of
them near the Canada end of the Suspen-
sion Bridge, resulting in the forwarding of
petition asking that they might be re-
ceived back into their respective regiments
without being subject to the military pun
ishment usually accorded in such cases
Their condition is as pitisble as deplorable.
Half of them are barefooted and not half
clothed at this inclement season, and
their only means or prospect of keeping
body and soultogether, is in working upon
the Great Western railroad, and other
Canadian public works, at pay which
scantly feed them, without sufficiently
clothing them. The are intensely unpopu-
lar with the people of Canada, who take
every means in the power to drive them
back into the United States. On the
whole, their condition there is ten told
wore than that of the free negroes.
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Aeal Aaenkies.
mo. G. JENNINGS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
ATwATER BUILDING, Foot of Superior Street.
oIrY PRoPERrY FoR sALR.

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
PROSPECT sT.-East of Erie, two story brick
house. with marble mantes slate roo, &c
Lot 3 xl40. Recently occupied BY Gov. .BrUugh.
EUCLID ST.-Good two story brick House, marble
mAntles, hot and cold water, bsth room, 90.
ERIE ST.-Nsar Euclid. two story frame House
and lot 33xSs ft. $4,000.
SCOVILL AVENUE-Brick House, two stories,
and lot 49x 9S It. $1,000.
LAKE ST.-Nice tWO-stOry cottage House and lot
5Ox99 # $500.
GARDEN ST.--Near Hudson, one-and a-hslf story
House, and let 54x92. Ssz5O
CEDAR ST-Two story frams House and Lot 33X
1873. 5000
COTTAGE and Less=hold oa suparior street S475.
UNION sT.-Near Euclid, East Cleveland, two
story House and lot, one half acre,
COLUMBUS ST Thistle Eouse for sale on long
credit
COLUMBUS sT.-Good frame House, Il rooms,
good bsrn and fruits.
TRACY ST.-House aud Lot. $1,000
TBAcY sT.-Houss and Lot. $500.
FARM AND OUT PROPERTY.
1872 I.2 Acres in Rockport; s65 per acre. 4 down.
quArries, water power, house, barn, f. uit, &o.;
will take grindstOnes for pay.
I27 Acres choice land with fine Improvements, one
mile from Willoughby. Lake county, o.
so Acres in Independence, house, barn and chO ce
fruit. $1,000.
63 Acres in Parma, on State Road, miles from
city; brick house, ten rooms, two barns, corn
house, sc. S450O.
CHS NILL-Permanent water-poWer, house and
barn, 60 acres of land, fruit, &C. $500.
To ET.
PROSPECT ST.-Two-story brick House, 10 rooms;
recently occupied by Gov. Broush. no2l:R3
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BKLLIs sPFCIFIO PILIS-WAB

RAHTED N ALL OASEs.-Oan be relied
Hsver fan 70 cure; Do not nsuseatsi Are sPeea
In actsoni 10 change Of diet rsqulrodI Do notiE
ssrfsrs With business purBuituI Gan be used with
eat deteotionl Upward Of 200 oures the past month
some Of them Very severe cases. Over one nun
ared physicians hsys used them In thsir prso-
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