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DISSOLUTION.

r HAVE THIS DAY PURCHASED TIE
Il entire interest Of Dr.. o. q. Sherman, in the
business Of the heretofore 6rm Of Kline Sher.
man, and will continue a. the old stand, with
efficient and cOmpsteBt assiEtAnts propaT Cd 10
supply the demands Of the public reliably aud
with dispatch. / assume all the liabilities and
retain the assets Ct said Rrm.
juns10 Ina VIM. D. KLINE.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-07-02

ERRATUyL--In the short extract from
Horace, cited by John Hampden in his
number of yesterday, the word "VidebO"
was printed for "ridebo, materially al
tering the sense.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice 10 citizen Taxpayers of {
10th Ward-sO-caIIed.

Notice 10 citizen Taxpayers Of the
10th WRrd-sO-cRlIed.
The undersigned, on behalf of the tax payers
Of the section Of country lying adjacent TO the
corporate limits of the city of Nashville proper.
now known as the 10th ward of said city, hereby
lorewarns all parties interested from observing
or regarding in any manner whatever, directly
or indirectly. a certain communication enclosing
a blank certificate from B. J. Sheridan, Reeve
nue. Collector for said city in which it is sought
by the said Sheridan and city authorities,
to have all parties specify aud set forth under
oath all their taxable property. on which, by
the aid Of recent action Of the Legislature it is
intended TO enforce the collection of exorbitant
and Illegal taxes. A recognition Of this notice
by any parties in the saiS section, or a volun-
tary payment Of any corporation tax. will DO a
tacit admission on their part Of the legality of
the incorporation Of this section into the city Of
Nashville, and operate in detriment in the law.
suit now being vigorously prosecuted in the SUI
preme Court of Tennessee, which recognition
or admission Oh the part of any interested. it is
all important and desirable 10 avoid.
Very respectfully,
jun8 lw WI. MCNAIRY.
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The President has pardoned Gen. 10
seph E, Johnston, who sailed from New
York on the lst inst for Europe, on pri0
vate business
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We pledge ourselves that our table shall be
supplied with the best the city and country al
fOrds. Cur servants are polite and attentive ana
We guarantee satigfaetion 20 all who may please
10 call on rs.
The Onnibuses leave the hotel regularly ior
all the railroad dspofs and conEecuons' Aho
sAM5L T. BARE h Co
Nashville, Tenn, Aprh 18th. 1888. q
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This SPLEEN

DtttHeAoE tAhAE byes- ms splendid
Hair Dye is the best in the world. The onlV
true and perfect Dye-haTmloss, reliable. instan-
taReou7. No disappointment No ridiculous
tints. Natural black or brown Remedies the
in effects Of bad Dpss. Invizorates the hair,
leaving it soa aad beautiful. The genuine is
signed WSHidm A. Bachelor, All others are
mere limitations, and should be avoided, Sold
by all Druggists and Porfumers Factory 81 Bar
clay street, New York. aPT2q ~.
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CITY HOTEL.

THEsUBsCRIBRRs HAVE AGAIETAKEy
= eharsSOf this long established HOTEL. have
renovated the house throughout. ahd the char
Eos viii Be as moderate a. the times via admit
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w ANT ED.

A GENTS TO ENGAGE IN A PLEASANT
"A and healthy vocation, being the sale Of an
article in every day use, whareby clear profit
Of THREE % FIVE DOLLARS can be realized
daily; address A. X. T.
1Yl 81 MaahvilIa Tam
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HUNTINGTON,
No. 8 North Cherry 81

Early and Happy MarFIage-Iho True
Principles which guide to HAPPY MAR
RAGE, and domestic felicity, Essays for
Young Men. sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
Of chargo. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Box P, Philadelphia, Pa. mayo 3m
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New EInur

Choice New Wheat Flour for sale tat ". W.
TOTTEN'S, at grealy reduced prices by the
sack, barrel or car load.
NO. % NORTH COLLEE ST.
juneS I'm Nashville, Tenn
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION

BY THE
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A Chance for Enterprise.

A GENTLEMAN OWNING A HEAVILY
"A ttmbered tract Of land on the Tennessee
river few miles from John sOhVills. desires h
sell the timber as Il stands, or will make "a
yorable Arrangement with anv one who will cut
into lumber, shingles. slaves, etc, ou the
shares- The forest Is chiefly yellow Poplar
white oak and hickory address.
. r. s. n,
-. Care Of Lock Box li6,
)enOO Nv Nashville
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DRFRaEn PINEFInnRINn

Are prepared 20 al orders for Lumbar 70 any
extent upon the most favsrable terms UPON ,hors
notice A j. DUNCAN,
junsz6 In. Msnar.r
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DISSOLUTION.
CARD.

IN RETIRING FROM THE ABOVE FIRM,
Il return my thanks 10 our patrons and the
public, and heartily recommend my successor to
them as worthy Of trust and confidence.
Jy2 81 ..-. ERNST BLERSCH
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WARRINGTON.
THE sURRATT CAsE--rHE MAINE ELECTION
INDIAN DEFEAT IN TEXAS. GENERAL MEADE AND
GENERAL HATCH.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The argument on the
special plea in the Surratt case still continues.
Riddle, for the prosecution. argues that the act of
Congress Of January 10; 1867, nulies the pres.
dents amnesty power; and further, that il potent,
SuTratt rs within its exceptions.
Nothing official has been received from Maine
yet.
The result will not vary much from Is. 500 Re.
publican majority.
Judge Wylie sustained the potency of the presi.
dents amnesty proclamation, but rejected the
special plea, saying: 1t does not appear from the
record that the prisoner adhered to the enemy, or
that he committed treason, and therefore he does
not come within the proclamation. The ofense is
a misdemeanor, and is not covered by the terms
Of the proclamation. He, for these reasons sus.
tanned the demurrer. Defense asked leave to
amend their plea, and the court adjourned.
Gen. Meade is here; he had an interview with
the president to day.
Sehofeld instructed Meade to proceed at once
to his headquarters. Meade departs this even
ing.
Gen. Reynolds reports from Austin, Texas, that
a detachment of the ninth cavalry from Fort
Davis overlook 200 Indians, killed 30 captured 80
and rescued captves captured 200 animals and
destroyed the Indian camp and their winter sup.
plies.
Gen. Hatch, bureau commissioner for Louisiana
is here. He has had interviews with Schoaeld and
Howard.
Internal revenue receipts to-day 1868 900.
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HARKRTE

LONDON, Sept 23-NOon.-Consols 94l. Bonds
73l.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2S-Noon.-Cotton steady:
sales estimated at 10000 bales. Other markets
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 3-Afternoon.-Cottone easier
but not lower. Corn 36s.
Pork buoyant at SOS. Bacon 56s. Turpentine
26s. Sd.
PARIS Sept. 23.-Bourse steady; rentes 6s.s5.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 23.-Flour and wheat un-
changed; Corn 9s@99c.; Oats 566159c.; Pork S2s
so ; Bulk meats l040l24c.; Bacon Shoulders
l24020c.; Clear Rib Sides l5c. Clear Sides l6c.:
Hams 10000; Butter S7@4Oc.; Eggs 25926c.;
Groceries firm.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-Cotton dull; prices a
shade lower sales to-day 5S bales; middlings
254@26c. Flour favors buyers; State and West
ern Sc 700l0 40; Southern hesvy-common to
fair extra IS 20619 35. Wheat unsettled and
favors buyers. Corn dull and unchanged. Oats
lc. better. Provisions dull. Mess pork $2S 90
Whisky Quiet-S0c. in bond. Groceries firm.
Turpentine 466l47c. ROsin 81 6507 so. Wool
quiet-Texas ls@35c. Freights easier and more
active.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 23-Sales to- day 60 hhds. to.
bacco Iugs to fair leaf 64GI4fc.; manufactured
leaf SOC. Superfne -four s6 1901. Wheat 81 90
G$2. Corn 92@93c. Oats 500l53c. Pork s2S.
Lard l93c. BacOn-shoulders l2tc.: clear rib
sides l5@l6lc.; clear sides l529l6c. Bulk meats
shoulders II TO-; clear rib sides l4lc.; clear sides
Isl. Whisky, raw, free 81 40.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 23.-Tobacco dull. Superfne
-four s6@6 Is. Wheat 81 95@2 05. Corn 92@
csc. Oats unchanged. Pork S29 90. Bulk meats
ll@l43. Bacon-sides. clear ribbed l53c.; clear
l62c.; shoulders l23c. Lard lS39lSl. Whisky,
free 81 so IL
HAVANA, Sept. 23-Sugar nominal, No. IL,
s reals. Sterling exchange, l59c. premium. Fe-
deral currency, long sight 2792Sc. discount;
short 259@261c. discount. God long sight 3tG
&c. premium.
MOBILE, Sept. 2S-Cotton market quiet. Mid.
dlings 2lsc. Sales to-day 200 bales. Receipts 4O2.
Exports as.
PARIS, Sept. 23-Bourse firm. Rentes 6s.77.
LONDON, Sept. 2S-Evenng-Securties un-
changed. Sugar $685.; sloat 25s. aud Cd.
FRANKFORT, Sept 23-Bonds frmer 76c.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 23-Evening- easier
but not lower; others unchanged.
New YoRK, Sept. 23-Gold 1924. Sterling
steady. Bonds declined l0I. 5.20's of 1864, lllf
@ll4i: new issue, lOSi @l06l; 10 40's lO4i0
llO.. Border State strong.
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When the Plantation Bitters were first made
known to the American people, some seven
years ago, it was supposed that they were an
entirely new thing, and had never before been
used So far as their general use in the United
States is concerned, this may be true. II is also
true that the same bitters we're made and sold in
the island of st. Thomas over forty years ago, as
any old planter, merchant or sea captain doing
business with the West Indies will tell you. II is
distinctly within my recollection that on the re-
turn Of my father, (who was a sea captain and
doing extensive trade in the tropics he would
invariably have these bitters among the ships
stores, and our family sideboard was never with
out them. For any Sickness it matters not how
severe triling, the decsner of these bitters by
different name, was always resorted to as q SOW
ereign remedy.
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THE PROCESSION AND BANQUET.
A CORDIAL RECEPTION AND WELCOME.
SPEECHES, INCIDENTS, ETC.

In accordance with the arrangements pre-.
viously made by the Blair Knights for the recep-
ton of their visitors bearing hither for them
banner from the citizens of our Western sister
st. Louis, the. committee of reception and the
New Orleans Chamber Of Commerce, the mem.
bers of which had, by invitation consented to act
in the same capacity, proceeded TO the Jackson
Depot yesterday afternoon, in season for the ar
rival Of the train bearing their welcome guests.
A dispatch bad previously been received from
Magnolia giving Information that all was well and
the train on time. And when, therefore, the
train came putting into the depot, the Iooked-for
guests foundthemseves at once at home and in
the hands OF friends. cordial welcome was ex.
changed. and then the entire party were ushered
into carriages in waiting to convey them to the
City Hotel, where suites Of apartments had been
previously engaged for them by their hospitable
entertainers. The following is list of the gentle.
men and of the ladies who accompany them:
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FROM MONTGOMERY.

Gone 10 Washington-Demoera Indigaa-
tion Meeting.
MONTGOMERY, Sept 23.-Gov. Smith and FIVE
Republican members of the Legislature left for
Washington this morning, with the memorial to
the president asking for troops.
The Democrats are holding an indignation meet
ing tonight. and denounce the language OF the
memorial as false. They have no objection to the
presence Of the soldiers, but object TO the memo
rial as slander on the white people of Alabama.
The Republicans are holding meeting tonight;
very few present but negroes.
Nothing done in the Legislature to-day.
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Charles Dickens's play "L'Abime y has been
performed during one hundred consecutive nights.
Il appears that an agreement had been made be-
tween the manager of the vaudeville aud the
author, that the latter should receive q premiam
after the hftieth and another after the one hun-
dredth night. These premiums were claimed by
Mr.. Dickens. The manager, however, replied that
the success Of the piece was wholly due 70 the
untiring exertions Of the troupe; whereupon Mr..
Dickens waves his claim TO the said premiums.
I" Est ce dSsez, gentlemen !" inquiries the Figaro
rightly; adding that there are remarkably few
authors Who would consent to relinquish their
rights on so poor sn excuse.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-24

Lieut.. Sturm, Of the Prussian army, who accom-
panied the English expedition in Abyssinis, has
presented to King William the drinking cup used
bed of the African monarch, half illed with rom.
II is an enormous buffalo-horn, the thick end Of
which is closed by metal plate forming the bot
tom the pointed extremity is cut of, and the
opening thus made is closed by a wooden stopper.
The cup is covered with buffalo skin, and is sus.
pended to leather strap. 1t is entirely destitute
of ornament.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Sept. 2S-G P. N.-Barometer
29;60. Wind southwest and light. Arrived
Ship Victoria, Mounce. master, SO days from
Liverpool, with cargo of salt. to Mummy, Luing
Il Co. No departures. Sailed-steamship Clinton.
Pass A'L'0UTRE, Sept. 23.-Sailed-
Nsrrsgansett.
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Rust. johnson q Co., were sent TO Camilla, is
denied in card published by one Of the firm in
an Atlanta paper. Capt Rust says: "No gaus
have been consigned 10 or received by the firm
except four, which were bought on private
account; which are now and were on Saturday
last IN possession of the firm at Albany and have
never been out OF Albany since received. So far
from furnishing arms the firm had no knowledge
OF the meeting at Camilla until news Of the dis
turbance was received.n
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FROM JAPAN.

ReturA of she stonewau CommissIoners-
Tidal " ave.
SAN Francisco. Sept. 22-The Japenese COM
missioDers who purchased the Stone wall, returned
in the Republic for safety. The Southern faction
threaten to behead them. They will remain in
the United States until the japanese troubles are
settled.
A tidal wave occurred in Yokohama, August
Is, twenty hours after its occurrence in
South America. .s
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FROM ATLANTA.

The Georgia Legislature-The Camilla Riot.
ATLANTA, Sept. 23.--The Senate took up the
vetoed Augusta municipal election bill and passed
it over the veto by q to IL. O..
In the House Bryant, Republican, moved 70 re-
consider the action of the House of yesterday,
in adopting the msjority report Of the COMMITTEES
TO investigate the difficulty between the whites
and blacks at Camilla. The motion was lost by
large vote.
The report circulated that it Is believed that the
arms brought to Albany recently, consigned to
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-24
FROM COLUMBIA.

Negroes Admitted To the south Car oIina II ar.
COLUMBIA, 6. c., Sept. 2S. Three negroes were
to-day admitted to the bar of South Carolina.
One from Michigan, one from Massachusetts, and
one from Pennsylvania They were admitted by
two members newly elected to the Supreme
Court-One from New York and one from Ohio.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-24
FROM MEXICO.


SAN Francisco. Sept. 23.-Mszatlan dates of
the 9Th have been received. Gen. Canto. i'm.
picated in Pstroni's assassination. with all the
officers Of his brigade are under arrest. Troops
are concentrating at Guadalsiara to attack Loza-
do. COonels Toledo and Grsnds, chiefs of the
Sinaloa revolution, were shot by order of the
military court martial.
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River NEWS.

VICksBURG, Sept. 23.-Passed down: Success
at A. M, and Lady Gay at noon. River rising.
PITTsBURG, Sept. 23.-River rising rapidly, with
ii feet in the channel.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 23.-River falling.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 23-River falling-6 feet
inches in the canal. Weather cloudy and very
cool.
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PERMANENT SICKNESS AND PREMATURE DECLINE.

Nor pleasant to consult physician the relief Of
these various delicate affections and only upon the most
urgent necessity will far sacrifice her great
est charm to do this The will then thank for
placing in their hands simple specifies which will be found
ecacIous in relieving curing slmost every of those
Troublesome complaints peculiar to the sex.
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Females owing to tie Teeuar and important relations
which they sustain their peculiar organization and IL Offices
they perform subject to many suHerngs Freedom from
these contribute in small degree their happiness
welfare for be happy who ill., Not eny but
Of these various Female Complaints long suffered
20 wi,bOu, involving general health the
nal END ere lsng producing
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THE SCENE AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
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LIFE. HEAL1It AND HAPPINESS OF WOMAN

LIFE, HEAL1IE AND HAPPINESS OF WOMAN
all society snd which, consequently affect
OF directly the welfare of entire human family The
mania that exists for precOcious edueson and marriage
the that nature designed for eorpOeal develop
to be wasted and perverted in the restraints Of Dress
the early cOnfsentn OF school, and especially the
healthy exeitementOf the ball Thus with the body
half clothed and s und unduy excited by pleasure per-
veng in midnight rsvsl the hOu designed by for
sleep resi- of half accomplished
Consequence of tas early strain upOu her system
necessary effort required by the delicate votay to retain
her situation school later day, thus sggraysng the
evil When excitement over, another in prospective
keeps the mind morby sensitive TO impression while the
restrain; Of fashionable dress absolutely for
bidding the exercise ndpenssbe to the attainment and
tenon of organic heath and strength the exposure night
ar the sudden change temperature the complete prOstra
tOn produced BY excessive dancing must Of y pro-
dues their legitimate eject At last early marriage elAps
the climax of misery the unfortunate ore, hitherto
nttery regardless Of plain dictates of
her delicate nature becomes unw ling sujec of medical
This but truthful picture Of the experience Of
thousands of yOuOa women
Long abiHty Of the gen.
esve organs they require education Of their peculiar
system composed Of what called the tissue which
is cOumon with the female breast and lips evidently
nndsr the control Of emotions associations at an
early pood Of life; and shall subsequently see
emotions when excessive lead, long before pubey habits
which sap the very life OF their victims has self
cOnplstsd their DEVELOPMENT.
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OUR ST. LOUIS VISITORS.

The Blair Knights Banner Presentation.
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF BUCHU.

on silence and hundreds Of others apply
Vany druggists SIC DOCTORS who either merely tAntaze
them with the hote sf apply remedies which make
them worse won not wish to anything that would
do injustice to the 5fcted, but obliged to say that
although may be produced from excessive exhaustion ofhe
powers ollie by sborOus employment unvhoesoms and
food, Irouse menstrusOn, the Of and coffee
frequent childbirth OiIensr caused by direct irritation
applied the mucous membrane Of the vagina ITSELF
When reviewing the Of these distressing complaints
It's most painful to contemplate the attendant evils
auen upon them 1t but simple justice to the subject to
snumerate few Os the many additional which
largely Lhsct the
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-24

FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY,
WHITES OR LEtC9RRHGA,
roo PRoFUsE MESSTRUATioN,
EXHAUSTION,
a. Too LONG CONTINUED PERIODS,
FOR PRoLAPsUs AND BEARING DOWN.
OR PROLAPsUs UTERI,
WE OFFER THE NosT PERFECr SPECIFIC KNOWN:
Helmbold's Compound Extract of Buchu.
EDrsctions for Use Die, and Advice accompany
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nELmBoLrts EXTRACT BUCHU.

MELMBOLIis EXTRACT BUCaU,
Having received the ement of the prsmasnt ply
seans in United !tates, oaered afflicted
usniy as CERTAIs CURE following diseases and
symptoms from whAtt tvsr originating:
General Debility
Menls. and Physical Depression,
Imbeclity,
Dissemination Of BID IT, the Head,
Confused Ideas,
HysteriA,
General InisASnty,
Ress,.ns.s and slse,es.n... at Night,
Absence Of Muscular ..aelsncy
toss Of Appetite,
Dyspepsia
Emacist'On,
Low Spirits,
DisOrsaniraOn or ay,I. Organs Of Generation,
PapaiOu Of the Hs T. and in fact all the concOmsnts of
aNsryOus aad Debhi,,, led state Of the system
TO INSURE THE iENUINE, CUT THIS OUT. Ask
for HELMBOLDs. BAKE NO OTHER
Sold BY Druggists u Dealers everywhsTe Price 81 Is
per bottle sx bOtS s6 Delivered any address
Describe symptoms all communications. Address
3
H HELMBoLD.
DRUG l,SD CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE.
sEEr. s'A Broadway. New York
None are genuine utsss done up in rts,sngravsd wrap
per with fac-simile sy Chemical Warehouse signed
u, t. HELMBoLD.:
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Infinitely Safer and More Pleasant.
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FEMALES M EVERY PERIOD OF LIFE,
From infancy extbse old will and remedy aid
nature in the dischsrgs tf its funstiOns.
STRENGTH B TtrR GLORY OF MANHOOD AND
iWoNANHooD
HELMBOLs ss EXTRACT BUOHU

Is MORE sTRENa1IENING THAN ANY OF THE
PREPARAsIoNs OF BARK OR IRON,
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DsOsaniraiiOn or rsAy'' Of the Organs Of Generation
PapaiOn Of the He, 4 and in fact all the eoncOmsns Of
sNsrvous and Debili,a aasd state Of the system.