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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Vital weakness ~ Sspsssslsa: . weak exhaust.
ed feeling. no energy or courage; the result
of mental ovsr-west jstssesstieas o. sxesssss. or
some drain upon the system. 10 always cur.
ed by nUnPNaey's HOMEOPATHIC speciec No.
20. 1t tones up and invigoratss the system.
disPslls the gloom and dependency, I'm.
parts strength and energy,-stops the drain
snd reJnvenates the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success By thou.
sands. Sold by dealers. Price, 100 per
single vial. or $500 per package Of nvs viais
and 500 visisof powder. sent BY mail on
receipt of price. Address Nu0pNReYs.
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL COMPANY,
ly25 562 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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A Paris letter in New York paper
says: Pairs are going out" But il
is nothing new in this country fol
pairs" to go out. They go out every
fair eyening-and very soft pairs some
of them are, too. Bat entirely differ
ent pairs are alluded to in this Paris
letter. Ladies now wear one white
glove and one gray one white stock
ing and one colored; one sleeve one
color and the other different shade
etc. 1t is hoped this new freak OF
fashion will not extend to gentleman
clothing. \ young man with ont
trousers leg blue and the other white
and one-half of his coat tail red ant
the other black, might be very pie
turesque object on our streets, but the
tailors would charge more for making
such ridiculous clothes.
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An entomologist from New Hamp-
shire, who has been travelling through
northwestern Iowa for two weeks
past, writes back to New York paper
that he has seen the grasshoppers
washed into the Des Moines River I'M
til they formed "a purifying scum
three inches thick" 1t is awfully
discouraging to our native liars ia
have this imported talent come from
the cultured East and get away with
them.
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WE notice the following in the Des
Moines Register of last Sunday
morning:
Rev. S. A. Lee, of Upton, one Of
the most popular preachers in the Up
per Iowa Conference, and brother of
Mr.. James Lee, of this city, will fill
the pulpit at Fifth Street Methodist
church this morning. Mr.. Lee is one
of the strong men of Iowa Methodism,
and is as noted and popular in outside
circles as i'm those Of his own church.
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YOUNG MEN

Apply to the editor Of this paper for half
membership lat discount) in Baylies Great
Mercantile College, Keoknk, Iowa, on the
Mississippi. Bookkeepers, Penmen, Report
ers, Operators and Teachers thoroughly a..
ted. Don't fall to address Prot. Nillei, Ke-
okak, Iowa. q
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THE Mechanicsville Press publish
es an obituary of Mr.. Jacob Armen-
trout, prominent citizen of that Sec
ton since 1858, WI, died ON the 10th
inst. at the age OF "a years.
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Celebrated Clydessiale Horse
NETHERBY,

Netherby will stand for mares this season
1877. al the following places: Mondayslo
each week, commencing April Goth, at the
stable of James Davidson, north. OIL
Red Oak; Tuesdays at Stanwood; Wednes
days and Saturdays at Mechanicsville
Thursdays and Fridays at Lisbon.
PEDIGREE.
Netherby was bred by Joseph Gregg, Can
ada West. His sire was the well known
Clydesdale horse, Old Netherby, bred by
Vim. Fawkes, AMMAN, Dumfriesshire, Scot
land. Has taken prizes at Carlisle, Cocker
manth, and elsewhere in Great Britain. lie
gained first prize at the Provincial EAhibi
tons of 1864, 1867 and 1865, and also at many
local shows in G. W. Old Netherby by
Mosstrooper, who has taken number OF
prizes, both in Scotland and England. His
dam, first-class mare, got by imported Sir
William Wallace; g. dam, by imported Bay
Wallace; z. Z. dam, BY imported Old Clyde.
Netherby has taken prizes at Markham,
Pickering, Whitby, and other places in Can
ada, and was also awarded sweepstakes pre-
MUM over all competition as a draft Draft
Horse at the Fair Of the District Agricnltu-
raj Society, held at Mechanicsville last fall.
TERMS.-To insure a foal, SO, to be paid
on the first Of February, 1878. Persons dis
posing of their mares before February LIST
will be charged insurance, unles satisfacto-
~ evidence is given that they were no. in
foal. All accidents at the risk of owners.
GREIG 4 DAVIDSON.
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SINGLE buggy harness ali hand
made warranted, oak-tanned stock
only $l4.00; heavy team, $500 to
$4,000, at A. l.. Dayton 4 Sons.
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Mr.. Reynolds, farmer living near
Sioux Falls, has thrashed out some OF
the barley recently harvested by him,
and 1t averages forty-six bushels to
the acre,
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PEACHEs.-Canned goods, best quail
ity-a wagon-load received ut Shear
er's City Grocery and for sale at $3.50
per case; 81. 40 per dozen cans.
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O. 4 C.'s Cathartic and Liver
Pills act directly on the liver, with full
cathartic effect, and do not grippe.
2i-6m. j. q. WEsTcoTr, Agent.
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ALL members of Triumph Lodge
A. o. L. W., are requested to be al
the hall at the usual hour next Tues.
day evening. Business demands at.
tention.
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CORD.wooD WANTED,

Bids for forty cords Of dry second growth
wood for use OF the Public Schools OF Tipton
viii be received bv the secretary. at the Of.
nee OF Piatt q Carr, until the 18th of August.
1871. g. YATES,
80 secretarv
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A LIST of letters advertised at the
Upton Post Office for the week end
Ing July 23rd, 1877:
Thomas Gill. Daniel Wolf.
A. SHAW. p. NJ.
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The Lackawanna region has ship.
ped s,9s5, 476 tons of coal thus far this
year-an increase of 49,. 4Te tons over
last year.
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The Iowa City Republican, says
that grain-buyers there are offering
SLIP bushel for new wheat to be de-
livered at any time during the season.
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MONEY to loan on farm property
Address, J. E. STEVENSON,
II Muscatine, Iowa.
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A little Philadelphia girl: BLESS
papa and mama, and oh! please doA't
let the baby squat tonight. Amen
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0. & C.,s Cholera and Diarrh9a
Remedy at Nestcott's Drug Store. 24m6
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Wade Hampton has ordered the MI
litia Of South Carolina uniformed in
the confederate gray.
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RALLLR NIcQL IAlIIR,

Vim make the season of 1877, as follows;
TAM ENTHUSIASTICALLY at Massil-
lon, Tuesday at Louden, Wednesday at Big
Rock. Thursday at Inland, Friday at the
stable of John T. Mardis A. miles north Of
Inland; Saturday afternoon at the stable Of
VIM, Chisholm. GRElG Il CHISHOLM.
BALLlE NICOL GARNIE:-Monday. at
Oxford Mills; Tuesday and Wednesday, at
stable Of b. A. Smith, near Hale; Thursday,
At the stable Of W. Andrew Nichol, Az miles
northwest of Clarence; Friday and Satur-
day, at the stable of WIN. Chisholm.
VIM. CHISHOLM
These horses were selected and imported
by the subscribers in 1876, at great ex-
pense, after visiting all the principal dis,
tricts in Scotland celebrated for their breed
OF Clydesdales. And for purity Of blood,
strength Of bone and muscle, style and &C.
ton, and every point which constitutes q
first class agricultural horse, they will stand
second to none in the State.
N. B.--For pedigree, terms and furth er
particulars see printed posters.
GREIG Il CHISHOLM.
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MONEY to loan on real estate. En-.
quire of WoLr 4 LANDT.
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State Auditor Sherman makes the
following report of the assessed valua-
ton of property in the State for the
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Upton Aoptr:t!istr.

3e Aavorslsers...All transleaa Ghd special Le-
II Nseiess anA transient Adrsrtisenents. must Be
IA ~ N aAvanse 20 secure Insertion.
rARsrial Notices Or Advertisements In eLocal
e.,nmns WIN - charged - cents per line
vTnis paDsr d kept on Me IN tho once Of L. r.
nocfh (3o1oRal Easeefn Agent. CAlcAgo and North
Wssssrn Hallway. as Broadway. New Ye!x CITY.
nm 1rIon6B, when In New York, aro cordially In
ytts6 . cali q and rcd Il u any time. They will
always - welce0A -
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Arrival and departure of trains IT Upton
an the Upton and 6tanwOod railroad:
Arriye....... us A. II. Leave.......... 6.3 A. =
a. .,.. l:l5 ?. u. do. ....... lle0 A. u
do ........ 7:lo ?. y. 90. -...-- s;is Z.
uornine trains connect with trains going
>esf ~ vest on the Chicago and North.
VeStsrn road. Evening trains connect only
With train going west.
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ger wade into Wallace's clothing
store with ton of hardware samples
that old sign of Reichert Brothers
having been wiped out.
Sympathy for the strikers, person
ally, Is natural and right; but moth
ing il more surprising than to hear
sensible men defending and sympa-
thizing with the principle involved
in labor strikes.
A regular construction train OF
the N. w. Company has been max
Ing headquarters here for couple OF
weeks. 1t consists Of boarding and
sleeping cars, beside the fats necessa-
~ for the important work Of filling
about the depot and yards, and else
where In the plug, which has been
done to great improvement Of the
property.
We notice that the ''lndepend.
entsn have nominated our whilom
townsman, Mr.. +. l.. Shirclifi, as q
candidate for Sheriff of Greene coun-
ty. Some may be ut loss to know
what political party In this instance
.Independent" may signify; but
from our own experience, no less
than from Mr.. SIS well known in
faith, 1t is undoubtedly safe, AS usual
to consider 1t only q Democratic alias.
Tuesday evening, at the Fore.
paugh menagerie, some Of the specta.
tors were feeding the elephants with
cakes. One piece not coming under
the observation of the baby elephant
one Of our councilmen present stopped
under the rope, when the baby
.eixed him around his body with his
trunk. There was pretty lively tus.
Ale for an instant, but the councilman
disengaged himself and came out
from under that rope "like 2 thousand
OF brick" And now people are en-.
curing If 1t be possible that we have
a councilman mean enough TO try and
steal cookies from baby elephant
.Naquoketd Erce,sior.
, 1877-01-29
CASUALTIES.
FISHERY LOSSES.

Eotpn Ifrfrfiser.
The total 1osacs TO tho Gloucester fishing feet
for tho year 1876, in addition to the ten vessels
mentioned az lost In thu December gales, gives
the terrible aggregate Of 2la men, and twenty
scycn vesscls valued at t1:D,oso, on which there
Is Insurance 10 the amylnt Uf 211G.29, ali In
the local Offices Of Glouc ester, AMI the loss
thereby falls ttrc:tly upnn the fishing interests
Of that cit:. Tic nearest approximation to ttsc
losses VI 1s7G was In 1873, w.:rn Ill lives were
lost ami thIrtr-one vessels, valued, with their
outfits, ut 3l1Y.700.
The loss nf vessel property, however falls
into utter insIgnfficaurc when compared with
The lives that went d,wn In the vessels. The
blow was terrible one, and tic year Just
closcfl has witnessed a larger loss of life Ani
vessel property frpm Gloucester than any year
since ttlt i!shing business ftas htcn established
there. Ut tic total number Of men lost, 1';7
wcnt down with their ycascls, II were Inst over
loart, Anl 81 were lukt In dorfcs Willie atttsMl-
tng IL ttlrir trawl4.
Frn1n the character OF tho fishing business, at
tract!n- It does n,cn Of all natluts. 1nnny Ut
whom arrive on hre day, ship, and are gone to
sea tic next, frequently leaving at the cl0se Ut
the voyage, or s0rnctftnca cuntlEun, through
the fishing season only. It IL impossible to give
ncc,!rutc statistics Of the number q. widows ard
orphans resulting frnn tlItsc tltsasfcrH. Df the
.ln.t fishermen q! 1871 II Is knnxn that I'll left
wfdowt, and that liz children were made father
less.
, 1877-01-29

Duke ef Burgundy, VIA sppotnted
Of tho Marches aud commanded the RoYai arn
ct the battle Of llatlaw, against the Lord Of
Isles, IN 141f. AZ his DEATH Tho Earijon
ftrted 70 tie Crown, and was In 1856 c1
~ s!r lsnbcrt Ersktnc Of Erstinc, 40 heir
43adr E!ync Mar, daughter Of uratney, cIcYep
Earl OF Mar, md vito OF S[r John Mont -
But, as Sfr Bernard Burke says, though -
descent wns intlfsputabtY ettabliahed. sftr7
Earlt!om waa not acsually conferred upou thd
Erskincs until It lad been en}oyed bv four
Esrls Of different families, tho last of whom M
tic celebrated Regent Moray; when at length
q period OF 180 yenrs having cfapset]. It was ~
stored Eer MEDIUM jatt:ii1 By Queen Mar i'd:
1853 to John, Lord Etskfne, who should Of ftett'
bc rcckoned ~ sixth Earl OF Mar OF tic Etxkjas,
blood. From him md from his son John. des
ignased by Sir Bernard burke seventh Earj, III
larldom pastcd In un!trokcn malo tlcsfent Id
conn, eleventh Earl, who proclaimed the Old
frctendcr rs .Inmes VIII. nf Scotland and cctu+
tnnnt!cl for him nt shcrl!fmu!r. He was o.
tainted OF high treason in IT'S. Tho ettatt1ier,
waa reyerEel by Act Of Parliament in 1874. ii
iagor OF aohn Francis Erskinc, great Rranlsoti OF
TIC tenth Earl. On the death of the thirteenth
Thomas, the fourteenth Earl, who died without
Issue in 1851. The Earldon of Mar WIS thf,v.
Upon claimed and assumed hy 3ff. John Francis
ffoNleyc.Ernkinc, the protesfcr at Holyrool, III
only son OF The lost Earl's eldest sister, By hef
marriage With Mr. William DANES Goodc1e, Of
Clifton, and also By the Earl Of Ke3lc, ~ eldest
Ereat-Ernndson In the male limo Of John Francis,
t!ltrtceHtll Earl, In whose favor the reversal ot
the attnintcr was made; and the ilouse Of Lords
decided last year that tile Earl pf Kcllie m
entitled 10 the recraRc. !;
, 1877-01-29

PIT .N1:i f;,. .tts.
An ursecIn!y "scCne,'' which was reported iu
ruel falacc, will recall attention to one VI tho
most ausirat lecragcs OIL retorl: This Eatl4uul
At Mar. a4rurdtu. u LerN 1Iallcs, Is '.oile VI
The E1Fdous "llo.c origin islust IN IT, antiquity.
IL existed bei"5e uur resprIs, aud before the era
VI genuine his,urS." Therr afc twu Eas1doms
tsquhy,-nan>ly: tliosr q! arundel and Suthcr-
asA!: aud, like thc4l 1t Is !u iss ostg!m !eulal
EaElsloE. !Arcnrtllny to Sir Btrnar,l BURKE,
Martatus, Earl Ut Mar, va, witness 10 a charter
Of donation by. Malcolm! tucnmo1c tu ,l,e
Cuilees Ut I.o"hlSyc,, of the n.anur of kitgatl-
mic tinc. tirAtury. Earl .! Mar. who succeeded
IL the title III l:a:.4, aid whn Masriett La4!y
Rachel lEuce, daughter pi R,'l,cr:, Earl II
ta.ficls asd slstcr VI Robert |. IT Scotland. liz
granddaughter was Margaret, toEuttss u Mar
y her own right, daughse Ut D.a,aI, Easl ot
William. Earl oi lh1ucl4a, who, alter his
marriage, w4s styled Earl Of Douglas a..d Mar.
lsatel, Ills daughter and sole heiEess, married
sir Nsleolla nfutnu.tuI Ut nruu,n,o,i,l, who
died, however, without ISSUE, and was sucrecAeei
III The representation u hts house by Ills brutlss
SIR Juhn nru,alMunl, Ju,si.ter Ut SCOTLAND, the
a,lrc.t"s Ut the Ear! IT Prrth aud Mslfurt. Ttle
Countess uf Mar ularried, setVt1ly, Alexander
Stewart. natural sun vi .ttxaulcr, EMl Ut
i,ucilsN, aud grandson II kuhcst H., known -
the .'"uli q hatsenoxh.' liz, aserdsuy to
Sir Bernard Hurkt, "n,ule his au,e4ru,,er 1t thu
head u . formidable tat.l of robbcss tn tho
Iii.htantls, an.t hAying atosnlest and takcn ill.,
lOuntc.a Ut Mars tasllr uf ki!d1uQIuie,
obtained her i,l marriage, either By vsals.,s VI
persuasion" Thv Cuuntrs. subset. Faculty .nxis
her husband, wl'o Resigned them tn the Crown
AID obtained rt-rrans It ihens. ile MAJ Anu
has.aluE 10 EmglIl.u III litG u,,u l4V1 1uucA Lk.-
tinguished htnattf tn aruls tn tue service Of tls
, 1877-01-29

Social world does this announcement ca1fy u8f
George ". had not quite month exchanged
the regency for tho throne; the nation was
troubled to The core BY the Kings accusations
OF the Government, In which Lurd CastlcreaRh
exercised paramount influence to every proposal
Of political reform.
A peaceful meeting at Manchester In the pre-
ginl. e'''i!'lcr hal l,cen dispersed hT 'lragoons.
The Corn Laws prolllhittnytl,c import OF Eratn
hal rai'cl TIC price Of wheat to famine prices,
and the Saptlcoulc Hare, which had tastctl
twenty years, had lett the usual legacy Of warA,
tiniyeraal unrest, anl the restlrcncss natural
u"a:, "a, gTcstly increasei r., burden of taxation
trec aEacctatca resolved tn initiate f;uy Fnwk
'ntention but, fEs,tut1 Of blowing tip tho Porl1a-
incnt iiouacs, they determined on a-sasstnattng
the MlEtftsr. as they sat at dinner the g1lcsts Of
f'ose was tiat onsc tc Ministry were out of tho
"ny te'hrIn tiDTcrn.nent wolld he establish
cd BY The IeDpir. Bat traitors in tic camp Of
cnnsp!Eators acquainted the t}oycrnnsetlt with
a!l ttls r:.t. O:. tls: ss.: nf thu dinner party,
Feb. %, the bntHdraso.S hn1 assembled III lott
nTeF staalc in Lato street tnoi* Flower strectl
EhgcEare Knad, and we're aru1ing when tho
pu1icc arrived.
In the seulglc mn.s Of tho consrfratoss c.
capped. but TlistlewUrl was taken the next
q his companions were banged at the old Bailey.
iE"y were tic last prisoners confined In the
TDTtr. " the remainder, Ayc were transport
Cd, aE:l thy man now lcccascd, who has survived
his crime Tor tIsty-siK year,, either eluded tho
F:!ilancc OF the police ur was deemed too young
ami ob.ture t., t,c worth taking. During hfs
ltng after-tc he las seen more tlian MI whtcl,
his lclIOwa s3uEht acc01n1 1f3sfIei hy the cun.tl.
tnti0flrl changes, amounting almost to rcvplll.
tlonf, which i'aE. l'ccn wrought. The England
~ tttdaT IS krarcE1y mare unlike Turkey than It
Is unlike the England Of the days Of the Cato
Street onsptrIer.
, 1877-01-29

There must l'c Koou iuany wtdowrra tn Eng.
land wo want tu marry thrF sistcr.-ip.luw. q
a.1ul many ltlar;icI ult, WIN are ''c{eosesE.'
" else very gsrat disposition t0 tight wind.
u,ilsa brtause tley ought to lu fought. fho
agitation Tor the repeal Ut tho ancient a.d at-
slrll law forbstlllnE hath marriages IL kcps mp
vigorously. 4 LEassiaSc-law rrIrcal association
his hccu torllIrt with tunIs to pay officers, al.
yest!so III thu papers, plnt pamphlets, a1.d
otherwise harry tile pllb!lc mind into atHuits.
rtnre with its demands. VIC copy IT. last asl'
yertsrlncnt as III Illustration a!ike Ut the way
thu agitation EcrY un Alti uf lhc iiIt verbal ul.
stinusy III the English In holding til to q thing
that Il bccAuse # Ia:
MAIHIAuE WITH \ nEtEAsxh Wiz Lts SlsrER.-
Tue Scriptural ubjrctiun hns Gern sln,vst uulsef.
sally abandoned, The objections still urged usu
supposed to bs eoctal. Hut:
tHsf-SNtai objections bhunlt not rFaSsll
a9at.lst Il marriage nut fufbldden by B0d's law.
ts<t0ad-The 4uc!al nnd moral srnsc OF tue com.
n,ua,ty tcxyIadinS extreme elutrh sicw1> support
9Aifd-Su soelal penalties attach 10 1t.
FvuJfh-All ci>ilL1cl states, except England.
Fecuznt1e 1t.
EUth-Escn England, In hcf Austssllsn ealoulcs,
has recently lvgalIkei Il.
SirtA-lts Illegally ~ eonse!sntloasly dist:.
strtnA-Its lexali<al!un IL pcsslstsutly dc.
loandcd.
Ths objections msda ass not really social. but
sentimental, ...
Ftrtf-WaHtd IL lsssit1atloh prevent fsm1liArit I
With Wtfe's si4tef1 Dug familiarity would bs VI
affected: undus familiarity world b, restrained.
Steo.d-Weuld II css4ss {saluu.y In wifct r
, 1877-01-29
IMPORTANT IETTEb!
From Distinguished Physician.

No single d.sesse has entitled more .ufef!ag Or
trnel the breaking up Of the Ca'asTa
The tensc Ut smell vi tAtt, Ut Al3lt 0f hrntirE tk
human roce tho mind oas tnors AMI ln.es J.
{lrlt TO its destructive n1uraee The stsua It d:$tr
Lutea &fo ixhuut the sytr attacks teFf f1;aI fvkt
a'ii ,rvaEs " ..c Do.t r"au+t .! CONSTITUTIONS.
!m:uten:ly asAa.tt ~ surtk. ami ch4ra5snt, t.
tuleEE from u have int littir horr n tc reIIerc4
II this sI1t uf the grave. 10 lime. then. that ttaj
Mlt Treatment " this terrible ll'eAte W rt.peIes
H. r. ssasn ei .la passed n.o hsnas = oase sonpe
ntoHt! hy I!r s4nIoc. n ttlt rrtpsratlon u h!.H
Iiselr 70 *u..c.sd when III thr ttua! remedies fA
rat.r a!lkrH at Tbs rout VI tile dtstkst T1.. .th
trf '~t. whlie It htals the liberated ncnbtkda "
a'seet a2.It Ion tu The naAa Pa*tssci. ~ f:soa
a>l icElAtn n1tI rules, and unra> the VA fpFrea
Rfu loo far rxt4a4cl uuk in the En4t E1aJefitf Vt
cases. effect n cure. GEO. HEARD. II. D. I.
SoUscUts Block, SO. F!am!nzuau, Ues. l, l57i. !