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HnOt her Jail Delivery.

Prisoners of War TO be Set Free.
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

NEW YORK VALENTINE co. CAN BE FOUND n
IN their former patrons and the public generally al
broadway second door, front room. J. w. TAFT Ascnt
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

%Sra 81 sD:sds D:s "a s;,s ss,, Rass Weeks. H.a.'n A
Jan mIs port brig Baron Dc oss.iHe, Johnson
% anS ESd s1 on return about so
xrkslxxEx Jan l7-Ar Linden oammert, Phnadelphis-
American Ports.
BOSTON Ess sAr steamship Africa sr Apsss:9n, ss1n%
sss@ s Pc asy ss %
ship Of the ossan ph,ssard MssoaIns bark
ss H'ss sha n
s1e~p sfcs Fortress M HsnIos SD ship Ge0ss.n. brig
ss Ss sa ssss
ssas asn ssses s%a y,s
's Hs %ssf 6. Hs FsS shr Pioneer rape
Portsmouih Nork Sid scnrs George Henry, Dcane
Tmss .s,s r Vie Rs
IL poss AM Wind light from NV the above arrival.
NEWPORT arrivals 'a1E hi. mssnins ' Il
John Bsich; schr Flight Gladdins and from Prosidenos
NEW BEDFORD, Feb 2-Ar schr Armadillo. Chase
FORT ROYAL, Jan ss-Arr bark Annie N Palmer stol-
aeid Bath schrs Electric spark Dehart NBedford;
.esrs sssiery
xaight Taylor Boston, 26th steamships Cumberland, Van
~
Snsas Fargo Syors; Delaware nson' sshf.
Chandler, NYork; 3Oth, bark Persia Holm do brgs Ellen
Stewart Cain, Philadelphia; Leighton, Leighton, Bos
Bragg NYork; Marcus Hunter, Orr do; "a Reed Reed
fhdelphis 3lst ghshps Savannah, Comstock, and Rus
Cd 25th brig Freeman Crowel NYork; schrs Lewis
Corson do; Artie Garwood, Godfrey, Philadelphia Thomas
Minans Bede and Rebecca Warren Warren, Savannah;
9Th sehrs Electric M spark Dehars and Rowe, Csrbery
;'sE sa @
I Sos .r f%
rSrk smith Tooksr and Helene De.ickson do Lady
kShtsap Norfolk Robbins, NYorf N'' p1A'
lark Bentley Clark, scbr Western STAR Crowe
Ath, brig Spencer keffer, do; schr Ward, Lip
yinoott NYork, 3lst schr Kenyon Shaw, Charleston
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 3-The City Ice Boat left Pine
areet wharf at 10 AN taking in tow ship VIM Cummings,
hamburg; brigs Anna tBr), Morrow, st Thomas Samuel
PORTLAND Feb 2-Cid bark Gertrude Chase Matanzas;
1ountfort do Elizabeth, Libby, Matanzas schr Ruth II
Baker Knight Cardenas Sid bark Gertrude brgs George
1urnham, Elizabeth Timothy Field Kennebec Golden Lead,
Ma Westbrook; and others.
N-Cld barks Annie Gray, Gray, Matanzas; Florence.
ward. Matan,as; Ada Ames Fortress Monroe.
PROVIDENCE, Feb 2-Arr steamers Electra Nye, and
Pelican, Fish, NYork Sid soop VIM II Bowen jackson,
rss sF
6AvANNAH Jan 25-Arr steamers Crescent Latham.
Hilton Head Greyhound Childs Boston; ship Lawrence
johnson, NYork schrs Ellis, Hughes and w Eava.
Hughes, Hilton Head Cid steamers Hudson Alexander
eaufort Ajax Carpenter NYork seres Sherwood Hilton
sOth-Arr steamers Crescent Latham, Beaufort; W w
Colt Crowe Naunshon, Foster and Rowe, Carberry,
Head
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

Stewards retail store the Lease OF House and store,
splendid Show Windows 10 feet deep four stories
high Principals only dealt with. Address A. b., Herald
Oulc
The New York herald., 1865-02-05


MO LIABILITIES TO STOCKHOLDERS.
THE Of sS ssw xosR Akb cSnrASS
Organized under the laws Of .s state Of New York. Janu
!. s.s shares S.r.s.a a i ..,s' ~ sfSoaf' II 100000
Limited ,. amount q s.oca rs.srysd a. g share
barrels DAILY Five wells p n6~ going PSS DOWN NOV ''s y
OFFICE NO. 100 BROADWAY.
OFFICERS
orc H. Applesale : Bro, s64 Broadway.
JOHN L. DOUGLASS,
Secretary Merchants' Fire Insurance Company.
HIRAM g. BOND,
,.c,x,.xx Banker II Pine street.
JOHN o. MoYr,
Commission Merchant No Cedar street.
siszniL HzhtoS SSFsrFIsssTs'' = FRosT.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 CO.,
Corner OF Nassau and Pine streets.
perpetual lease Of two hall ,hs celebrated
sS daily s aAss ri: one a s %
supply Of q esuI,slsn. the q at
upon upon their Inv Investment t''''' N''''"N'
sa9s Two
DSS!s
PEoFERTY NO. 2-YoRrY ACRES OF
Tnis property owned in fee lies Just north of Plumer
SSs shsh Sh % S a e. s &
barrel well Pithole creek owned by the u s.
Company and but little distance from EACH One hun
arsd me wells are now going w between the Hatch farm
the northern verge Of the property Coquctte well Of
vng well OF 400 barrels the Story farm the Rynd farm
and Tarr farm are IN the immediate vicinity
spring and summer Room 200 wells No well has
ever been sunk on Cherry run without striking OIL.
PROPERTY 3-FIvE WELLS
run Five wells now being boredone having reached the
barrels the Prncs and Auburn" Of iSo barrels each
PRoPRRTY NO 4-Ii7 ACRES ov THE xIcmrLlN rARr
All Oil Creek just above Titusville,
properties in Pennsylvania Value of land daily
by oil discoveries and strikes all sides of It, Room the
property for 800 wells Several will be sunk imme
PROPERTY NO. 800 ACRES WEST VIRGINIA.
The lease of about 200 Of rich oil bearing lands the
Little kanawha and Dunkad creek In West Virginia. giving
10 the First National Petroleum Company sevefeighths OF
all the OIL The property is the noted Burning Springs
WELL and In the great range which always been
found TO contain oil in large quantities. Wells will be sunk
Immediately.
PROPERTY no. 8.
lease Of 200 acres of first class oil bearing lands also
Little kanawha river and Dunkard creek in the vicinity Of
raE REsERvxD sHARxs-ALL STOCKHOLDERS ON An EQUAL
subscriptions Will be received until further notice. for
limited amount of the capital stock the lowest
of S3 sharepar value $6the same being full paid up
stock, free from all assessments and liabilities in which
down their names stand precisely the footing
THE coMPANYs WORKING OPERATIONS.
under the personal supervision Of Mahon Frost Esq OF
tusyile Mr. Frost pioneer In the oil DEVELOPMENT Of
o Ra Se 81 the G sSd s &
under his immediate direction.
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

CAPITAL, &T0OW
D'y!RkP P2k SAEGR: aEfG %Ss' slS EAoH' SaAfES
OFFICERS:
fIs:srs GoKARi6 Fl SfTaAsPkS pGkh asS Esq
Secretary rRusEAEs: HAEsH s0ERELL' 'r' Esq.
9. B. osTRANDER, Esq, President Merchants' Fire
moR%To D8kR Esq, Secretary Atlantic Fire Insurance
HAxEEE e ssi Hsxas Howe
56 S2s kuTEi VINE d E Nc 5 wss ses.
MANNING DANIELS Esq, No. 2Ss Broad street. Newark,
suPERrNTENDENrs.
HANE VAN Sos4kkNb 4k,H Ebs} boR on Esay Ec!.y :. u.
New YoTl win es9i,s Of $4,000 divided into 5000
It's projectors desiring accompany for the aoe
sscri have placed before The public prsssni
Ss % S n H sd s PaS Ses
examined by trustees and divided among different local.
The receipts from the two producing wells Hoo
day ana Aseoru & are sufficient % for regular montaly dyi
plotted large and satisfactory results confidently expected
~s % s s ss 5 &
and have reserved ample fund for that purpose
The subscription books now open for limited number
Dery m % Spi Do'' pro-
asns 4 Ts. E sas Fire
Me.. RAHFH kISa Ess'
Messrs wycKoFP LITTLE, No iss Montague street.
WA MING DANIELS, Esq, No $50 Broad stree. Newark
And a. ibe gresen. ONCE Of the Company, No. IA Wall
street. atlantic Fire Insqrsnss FEE sNMPnHpp MfPGnnHpany3
which choicest selection for oil purposes the farm
I the bottom both side, Of the crest Within mile Of
$50 barrels per day through sucker rods and valves Wells
placed upon The ground the company intend developing
this properly. -
Two Of ns Esy.s, farm on Cherry .bGys he
famous oil district and viii be developed at this
x R'ssi ~ z ne leases On far" map and numbered
.oodsy Well" situated in on city directly on the river,
as rs Ssfss e I S s. win
seven ''Is ri ri increase
III. fourth working interest. which three fourhs Of
TS.. farm within @!ls q .as United STATE. Wen iss;
AND o.he. f v" S ss s '0" - ''
ali The oil Of thirty acres Of Turner Farm on Pis
Hole Greek. All bottom land
The fourth working interest which ,hree fourhs Of
selected bottom hand and neIt above farm. mile
Of the United States Well
a. Ss s. q" c sw.SS S s rs: Tsan: %
Greek, near the above -
The one fourth working interest which Is OF
ali the oil the Lake Farm, PIT Hole Creek
within = mile Of the United States Well.
Wells being put down all these farms, and as
the spring opens others viii be commenced Th. looked
upon very valuable properly and will be developed
speedily as possible. -
The eighth working interest In the Auborn Well
Cherry Run 40 barres which lease another vel ~ al
ready started.
X
The working interest being half the oil In Lease
Henry Bend All ghany only few rods from tho cee
bra,ed eydrck EN- which has produced barrels
and Is no" pumping % O'rF'ls Per DAY
The working interest being half the oil IN Lease No.
Is Henry Bend farm above well ~ now going
down.
XII
The working interest being one half the oil ~ Lease No
PIT Hole Rum within 100 rods of Allegheny rveTleaSe IL
years. well is going dyma
The WORKING interest In Lease No ~ ft Hole Run, same
ne above, both Dsins on the Hcydrick Farm.
The New York herald., 1865-02-05
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS
NOW OPEN
AT THE COMPANY'S OFFICE,
NO. 100 BROADWAY.

NOTICE
Ata meeting Of the Directors Of the New York and Va
8. s. Co., held on the lst February IL was
Resolved That the book of subscription for the increased
capital stock Of the company of be opened at the
inst and that said subscrpcn book be closed THURSDAY
the 10th inst that the holders of stock be entitled to
subscribe many shares of the stock they
hold OF the old stock that stock remaining
for the 10th inst be offered for public subscriptions that
an nstament Of 10 be paid at the Of subscrp
ton and the balance In instlmepts the company may
need the funds FRANCIS SKIDDY. Presdent
GUSTAV HEINEKEN, Secretary.
OCEAN BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW YoRK.-NEw
~ York, Feb l665The Board Of Directors OF this
have this day declared semannual dividend OF per
cent free Of government tax payable and after the 10Th
instant The transfer books will be closed from the 9th 10
the 10th inst CHAS. PALMER, Cashier
nPHIR sTOCK-A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO SELL.
~ two feet of Ophr the last quotation from San Fran
CISCO $3.50 lin gold
purchaser at Lees Whaer without sending California.
Address Ophir, Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1865-02-05
- - - 4------7ssssass----
FINANCIAL.

UlREAsURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF COMPTROI.
Ter OF the Currency, Washington, JAM 25, 1865
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented under
igned, 1t has made appear that American Ma
fOnal Bank Of New York in the city of New
county of New York and State Of New York has
sxanized under and according 70 the requirements Of the
rency secured by pledge Of United States bonds
Proyide for the circulation and redemption thereof" ap
said act required % be complied with before commencing
Now, therefore, Hugh McCulloch, Comptroller OF the
CURRENCY do hereby certify that "The National
New York and State Of New York 4 authorized 70 COM
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal Of Office
(Sd) HUGH McCULLOCH,
fSoal1 COMPTROLLER Of the CURRENCY.
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF TAXES AND
~ Assessments " Chambers street New York. January
T. 1868
Notice tasrayer-Notce IL hereby given that the
rolls OF the real and personal estate o the city and
of New York for 1868 Will be for inspection and
after Monday, January 1866 and VIII
open Till the SJth OF April 1868 for the correction
equalization of the assessments OF the
aforesaid real personal estate OF the city and county OF
All persons believing themselves be aggrieved
make application the Commissioners during the
riod above mentioned IN order obtain the relief provided
by law II such application be made In relation TO the
assessed valuation OF the real estate must be made
In writing, stating the ground Of objection thereto,
and thereupon the Commissioners shall examine into
the complaint and IT, In their judgement the assess-
they shall the be corrected.
II such application be made In relation to the assessed vaua
the estate the applicant shall be examined
said Commissioners who shall be author
lied administer such OATH and IL his their Judgment
the erroneous they shall cause the same TO he
corrected and nix the amount OF such as they may
believe and declare their decision thereon within
thirty after such application shall have been made 10
No reduction shall be made by the Board OF Super
estate imposed
under act unless shall appear under oath ama
ton the party nggeyed unable to attend within
the period Tor the correction of taxes by
OF sickness absence from the city.
j. w. ALLEN, Commissioners OF
q b. woopRGFF and Assessments.
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

DITHoLE CREEK AND TWO MILE RUN PETRo.
leum Company This company the fee simple of
lnnds on the celebrated Two Milo Run, and also bttls
Pthoe creek close 10 tho second United States well The
land all oorabe and parties waiting the organization
Of The company TO stink wells leases free Of 10 this
company The capital being small such flowing well ms
hat of the United states the creek would advance
lars per share
The subscription hoota arc now open 4, lhe ONCE Of
WAaHJAfF qQEfCuIUb, IA broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

CoCIETy OF TAMMANy OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
- Brohers regular meeting OF the institution will be
held in the Council Chamber OF the great Wgwam on MON
DAY EVENING, Feb at half an hour after the setting OF
the
General and punc,ual attendance Is requested.
by order of ELIJAH r. PuRDY, Grand Sachcm.
G.. G. CuILps, Secretary.
Manhattan, Season OF second moon year OF dis
covery $780, Of independence the h and Of the institution
the 77ih.
THE MEMBERS or THE FATHER MATHEW u Il. T.
A. II. Society hereby notified to meet at their hail.
36l Broome street. Sunday February at one O'Clock
full regaa and with left arm to the last
tribute respect deceased brother member James H.
oNeil BY order OF TIMOTHY L. LYNCH, President
JKRsxIAH r. LYNCH, Recording Secretary.
EpwlRp l.. CAREY Marshal
The New York herald., 1865-02-05

A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
n PAnoforc oos $500 will be sold tor t326 oue beani.
ful laruf SUIT cost 1915 Tor 500; DO of no; a0a
ip ~ Pafipr, Bedroom AMI Diunr Room fnfuuNto ~
great sacrifice. Inquire st lig Wtaf Eighth HfreL psat
E lslh avenue.
The New York herald., 1865-02-05
THE HENRY BEND PETROLEUM
COMPANY.
ORGANIZED UNDER TIE LAWS OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK.

CAPITAL, eSDO.OOO
DIVIDED INTO $1,000 SHARES.
PAR VALUE, $40 EACH.
The New York herald., 1865-02-05
SPORTING.

DOGS, BIRDS, CAGES FOR SALE AT HALF THEIR
y cost small Tan Terriers, Scotch Terriers Canary
Birds, breeding Cages at $50 Canal street. second noor
The New York herald., 1865-02-05
TEN YEARS LOAN
44l7000.
KINGS COUNTY SEVEN PER CENT COUPON BONDS.

THE BENNEHOFF RUN PETROLEUM COMPANY
The trustees Of this Company have this day declared
dividend OF cent the capital stock payable at the
Office of the Company No Pine atrre the 18th day Of
February The transfer books VIII be closed from the 10Th
DAVID s DUNCoMB President
&c. HARMON, Vice President.
New York, Jan. 81, 1865.
, 1865-01-09

WANTED-V oluntee1s and SUBJ
~. s:i,utes to come and get the big bountles now
II sasn Give 1s cali anu II you not
7ars 1on VI ne deslt With fairly: foa vii set yonr
NJ false lndaeements oderen you Cook county viii
Ee; 1ous credit Gone and see u.s. aoyhow before ed.
Using BeTIe OF street runners, above ait fhtaga ii
khsr are Unreliable anu shaRish- GIBBS 4 CO.,
511 So Ga5s g. Room sup staI1s, ne1t door 10 The
t1oFOsk Nfafelf4l1. siHad-1S1 u
, 1865-01-09


evening" with the performance OF Flotov'e charm
inc opera Of stradclla. This work il fonnded mon
~ 49, .-ess".'.s -. 80 ~.
enmc Somanne 1nc1oents IN 14e NE Of suaoelia,
famous composer and ginger Of the seventeenth
century, who has LEFT sones which are yet familiar.
and ,,hnae fame Ia second IN M mns1c,,n ~ Ia
time sfadela vas employed TO instruct IN mu-
SIC homan lady Of rank, who, charmed with his
opn,ns fnrsooH, thu .,rotector WIN had nrnv;dcd
Eeue so'7o a. 10 ~. v 'AaT m e.os'aeo
tne mas,eI. anu neo WIZ tus !1.N1. 10y pEotees
tor gsdsHs % 1GoT q NE wno Moad
nase ~ tlaan ~ e e II g.. " et 1ae hg
them and Il his Life Is preserved; Il is uPon this
plot that FIotoW has founded his work, il!ustrat~
Ing and developing II with many delightful melo-
dies.
uimmer as Strade!la deepened the favorable In
preston created on his nrst appearance. BE gave
, 1865-01-09

y ever actor deserved brim!uIl bumper. It Ia Nc
Manus. From his first appearance hers with the
motto Wait TILL while ago." till now, be has
been constantly gaining ground with the public
he eqnal!y cscheHE rant and tame4css 6Il1ne his
part In aal cases without OVERRIDING It. 1t is bui
hitting that those who have so often been enter.
fatned in witnessing his counterfefts ehould nat
sonizc him now that 1t will put little money In
CoNcERr.-Messrs. A. E. Timmcrstaat and c
Y Lundbcrg. assisted By the Misdea Johnston,
ffo1. James Harrison, and Herr W. Zench, Will
Etre vocal and Instrumental concert at Bryau
Bail on Monday evening. The programme has
been compiled with rare taste, and conpsises ser.
ernl novelties.
AcADEAY OF MusIc.-At the Academy Of Music
kelly d Icons Minstrels have, dQriue tie naat
week, evoked the appreciation Of theif auditors.
Jones' benefit on Friday night was a subatantiai
testimonial Of good vim. "Mrs DAYS New
Years Calls, has achieved success, second only
TO its reception in New York. 1t viii be repeated
through the coming week, the other part OF the
programme pSz1a oe5nE changed.
ral patronage awarded item by our Citizens,
ChE1sty's "orld-renowned Minstrel Troupe Will
prolong their stay for another week. New songs.
da1ces, and bur1csQues will be introduced. Sev.
eral years have elapsed since We bad the pleasure
OF listening TO their mlrth-provokfng budget Of
VARIETIES. a portion Of the Varieties
troupe "1l1 appear at Madison, Wisconsin, on Mon
day, the audience will su1er no diminutfon In the
Qnannty and quality Of attractions offered at thai
Augnsta, and Hiss Nellie Howard have achieved
ah immense success. The management announce
be 6 ii O'Clock.
, 1865-01-09

Coop.-For months past cur friends Hcartt L
connahle, the tobacconfsts, have been expert.
meating With all kinds Of tabacco, and the differ
cnt modes Of preparing the same, and we under.
eiand they have finally lit npon an article that
Will make old smokers feel at home. It Is to bc
called Home Comfort" and all who have tiled
1t say positively "thefe Is no comfort like II"
, 1865-01-09

Number Enlisted In the County-8ro-
Atfss Decentralization Of Recruits.

Volunteering has been quite lively for the last
two days, nearly forty recruits having been se-
cured The total number obtained under the last
call 1t ts impossible just now to ascertain, since
al en1istmcuts preceding the 9th day OF Dccem-
bcr count upon the quota Of the county Is we'll as
those since that time. We can only give those to
whom the county bounty has been paid. This In.
formation. and the manner Of dietrfbutiou, can be
gained from the annexed tables.
There 1s singular difference In the amount re-
ceiTcd BY recruits, some getting as low as 800
and others as high as $500. This difference ID
dne mainly to the hfokers-the middlemen be-
tween the recruit and the committees. The same
rule governs IN this as IN all other commercial
Gun The consequence Ia that the brokers occa-
sionally make $50 on recruit although the usual
premium does not exceed $50. One man enlistIne
On Saturday, to count On the quota of the Fonf.
teenth Ward, received fa00, and another x4l0-the
brokers received $50 for each recruit This Il all
wrong. The Ward Committees should SEQ to It
that recruits get something like uniform bounty.
1t will be seen from the tables below that me
demand for recruits proceed mainly from the
towns-thc wards being determined, as d General
thing to keep out OF the market until The ptjcc be
reduced Whether this be ssise determination
or not remains to be Feen. There Is a ycry reu-
eral disinclination throughout the ctr to sub-
scribe to general ward relief funds. and to rrly
upon protective associations instead.
substitutes and representative recruits bring
from $3.50 TO 500. These arc three years' mcp.
The following ts the number Of recruits credited
TO the quota Of e1ch sub-District on the hooks of
ne County War Fund Committee up 10 dark on
, 1865-01-09

ut &c: and spe do at &C. In new md second bsss; and
80 good second hand bags at SEC = bushel. B,l1ey
sales Of fall at Il 15 bags prime do At t2no; 400
bags choice do to arrive, at e II 2 buseel.
PRov1sIoss-Poyk-eales OF rs brls prime mess at
&S7.0 q barrel.
WH,sk1-Dull-sales Of % hrls bish proof at ais !:
20 brs at t2.c0 2 gallon.
DRESSED Hoas--Receipts srnal1-demsnd steady at
prices ranging from ike to 1zAc = b gross as In
quality aud weight. Number cut to date oses lS No.
same up for want Of supply, and the
Nho1e number get to come in will not make The sra-
cons business much exceed l850C0.
, 1865-01-09

MiSrellaueou8.


To the Editors Of tho Daily Tribune:
However Interesting tho study Of Consumption may
be to physlcans Themselves the on1y matter Of any
real interest or importance to the public is Involved
In the question: Ia Consumption carablc? II not why
not7 There must be some good and sufficient reason
why this malsdy ehon1d form an exception to all
ether diseases 1t be eu1able then hE what mesus
can cure be accomplished take 1t this Is what the
pnbl'c desire to Know. and what the physicilns
should endeavor to explain. II entertained the
opinion, general IN my profession, and almost nn,.
yessa1 among people. that consumption is beyond
hs sa 70 es.
would eonstst II mere enumeration Of the differ:
e. e ssse ss:9 o, ess!so
terlze cough, pain, fever pctsplrstloas, etc.-for
disease and make tne patient comf5rtsbe. but tas
.sIy TO relot ont with accuracy what mean b lhe
Ihe 5ST@ nsanntIon", vas originally applied to
csa,ion the body. They were called .nsamnttous
term ie 10 great Confusion among sr1ic.s and was
soon found neecss r to designate The Kind q con-
atanee ths srsat assoysrsE q The Stcthpseops IL
%sys exiSt "a The d, I9,1gs IN genaias CONSUMPTION
Of tacunec the term consumption has been rrstric.cd
and -. to spp to 9 re lungs
e eenfnmp,ien; mean aot only diss.:s of the
ea 81 sg s #
hs qeFf II qRsE 9Rs y
sestthc airtubcs and cells Of fise lnns"indleases
n s sSe disease
the clanEss which nc hey GpdsrEo. We gay consamp,;
II M nditon tss IeSsbls mile, seed and hence
i secreted the bIood II is not only poured out
III s Il e m
cate S!Iuetures WHEN 20 e make q he iunss What
:eeetiye pefIorasnee q the function 81 he lnsss a.
5s sSs
Sisaia a maeons Or phsgm Thich b9cks up the ar
@ent the ii is shut ofi from 1stsr W Of air.ce i,
those cells become the center of imperfect scssbon
Here then. yon see chaia Of irritation bsxiaainE Ia
81 ~ m Pr satadfh ,aa ana endns II @
b FOLLOWED = their dsveopnent-bat It is shs o.
1e q
pc Sc 9niS L. Q f II he
mssaEe i9ose make who walt for more serious sYnp-
much in siao TX sSo d. tSsy as
~ d sy ass bs2
aiS9 1ndeTEpns change ID eolorIfom pearl gray TO
@
doEn lust NE lnnps q old ca: ese These chseay IN
saaasn e
Tho last stage Of consumption la caused by these
tnsss iao
the lnncs When the process Of liberation commences,