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r EMMONS, Oranges, Raisins,, Sugar.
- and Molasses, lust received, by, s4y,
Feb. 20. '46. e. PRENTlSS.,
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1846-04-15

FLORENCE Braid Hats, Silk and Velvsss
l. for Winter Hats, for sale At al inv, y
Oct. ls4s. .'' ,, GILLETTE.
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N OF ice.

ID. 5a.gsrQ Notice. ,yye{{ ba4l,
THE co-partnership which has existed fos
the las: ten years between tho subscri>
bers, expired by limitation en- the flrst day IL
March 1896. The business will hsrea fter be
carried on by 8. Day. 1T the old stand Of II.
L. Day q. Co. .#. ad9, H. l.. Day.
Ravenna, March 5, Is46. =. DAY. mt,s ii
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J. N. STAPLES. FL. sLAAxE. Q. PaRsrsss
Coneinnati O. Late Of Bessr Pa. Rassnss @
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EISH.-White fish, Trout and Sista VII
l. just received and for sale BY 4fsl srSssqf
II. L. DAY = aCs.
August Is, i845. l.-..,...-..,t. ~
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N. FIVE DOLLARS ota7tsi
WILL buy a good over coat ,att Ia 'slsfs
w Nov. 4. le45., ,sl ,e. KENT'S. w
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lust received 5000 lbs New Orleans -
- gar, and geo gals Molasses q. s.s.,s
Jany ct. 1896, ~ GILLETTE
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had, NAILS AND. GLASS p,,snn.i
Just reed good assortment OF best braHa
- Nails and Glass which will be sold lew
at ~ s2.tH*. 8$5" DAYS.
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a IL GO 1T! BOOTS!!ias ls igui
A FEW cases Of gentlemsn's fns calfana
= kip Boots, Of the latest style and 40 perieE
finish. from $s to S5 pair: call and see them.
ALso-Any quantity Of Ladies' Buskins,
ties and slips, from ITO 8 shillings per pair.
e. Nov. a, l645. NJ. KENT d Co. y
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commenced serving their pieces, gI
Ianl'y charged and brought of severa
when the Sth, which had Just come Up
marched TO The attack by its gaIIan
commander Col. .BELKNAr,s seconded no,
Ibly by Captain MoNTGoMEnY, and tool
Oh The remaining pieces Col. BELK
NAP, leading his Regiment into the
lhIckesl Of The fight, seized a Mexicar
standard, and waving it over his head
dashed on in frort of hi, men, until hi,
horse stumbled over some dead bodie.
and threw him. Beng heavy mar
he was helped on his horse by So.
dier, who in the act received a ball
through his lungs, and IT the same mo
menr shot carried away the Mexicsr
flag, leaving builhe handle ilh the Col.
He dashed ahead with that however, ,and
his Regiment carried everything before
{. At this moment the Mexicans,
gave way entirely, and hrowing dow
their arms, fed in every direction ,lesv.
Jog all their stores, munitions Of wal
arms, standards, &c The killed, ,woun
ded and prisoners, including among the
killed those who were drowned in thr
RIO Grande, do not fall short Of 500
so that The enemy's loss in Two days q
moun'. to at least 1000 men, something
more than the number we had in our ar
my.
When Lieut.. MAGRupER introduced
Gen; VEGA 10 Gen. TAYLOR, the latter
expressed his deep regret that snch '
misfortune should have happened 20 a
officer whose character he so highly es
leemed, and returned to him his sword
which he had won so bravely. 1t i.
said also that the General gave the cap
i've officer an order on his private bank
er for large sun, for h., use when h
,Ijved in The Uojlrd SDsDes.
Immediately after The victory, a reg
.meot matched into This fort, and w.
rece'ved with cheers aod opel arms. \
mad done their duty--,hoso who msicl
ID to 'srelief, had nearly forgot /,
mention that no Officer in he battle oil
The 9Th was more distinguished thai
Lieut. RANDOLPH RGDGELY. His cou
conduct drew praises from The lips o.
very officer, Bu shall never finish
( ] record The iears Of personal yalo'
vhicn occurred IN rhiS battle where Of
icers and men fought hand TO hand foI
lours wl'h the Ncxiaans shall there
ore conclude with the hope that in i
ew days we shall be inMatam1ras.
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Il. TAYLcR.
IN AlLTR.
Brevet Big Gen. U. S A Comd'g
To The ADJUTANT GENERAL of theArmY.
Washington D. c.
teal quarters army Of Occupation


Marau oras' Mexico, Nay 90, 1916.
SIR On the 2Gh of April had occasion
to advise the department that hOsllnies had
actually broken ou'. and that in conSe-
'quence had found it necessary to use The
authority with which was Vested, and call
upon The governors Of Louisiana and Texas
for force, each, Of four regiments rhus
called for would make force of nearly
5000 men which | deemed sufficient to
meet tho wants OF tn. service in this quar-.
lsr.
At The ssme time that wrole the Gov,
Of Louisiana requesting This volunteer force,
| addressed letter to Gen. Gaines, desi-
ring him to assist in organizing these regi-
ments and having them promptly supplied.
IN my communication 10 ,he Governors the
organization was very exactly prescribed,
being tha, indicated from your office on The
25h Of August 1915. | find however, that
this organization has been exceeded, and
moreover that General Gaines has called fer
many more volunteers than deemed ne.
cesssry, extending the call 10 OtheI Sales
besides Louisiana
I, twill. Of course be for the government
10 decide whether the future operations in
this quarter will require the amount of force
[enlireIy unknown (which is coming hiIher.
only desire to say that this reinforcement
beyond The eight regiments mentioned
boys wa; never asked for b. me and H..
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MEXICAN WAls.
THE BATTLES ON THE RlO
GRANDE.

The following minute and graphic ac
count Of the battles of the 9Th and Oh May
in which our gallant army won for them
selves imperishablc renown, will be Teat
with deep and thrilling interest. II is from
the pen of heroic officer who nobIy boz
his full share of the duties and dangers o
the trying occasion:
Camp opposite Ma'amoras,
May l3h, ls46.
On the lst of May the army under Gen
TAYLOR took up lis line Of march at o.
clock, P. NJ :, for FONT Isabel, thirty mlIe'
distant, in order to force up from that poIn
provisions, which were necessary TO tn
naiotenance of our fort here. TO defend /
in our sbsence Gen. Taylor left the ~
Regiment Of Infantry, Braces battery o
four six Founders, Captain LowD's battery
Of four eighteen Founders, and some con
valesCenls as garrison --lhe whole Ande
the command Of Major BRowN. of the ar
my We had heard Of lhe crossing Of 81,
or seven thousand Of he enemy, TO oNpos'
our march TO our depot, and expected ID
fght them going down, but did rot NEE
item. On the % instant, in the afternoon
we reached Point Isabel, and on The 3.
heard The bombardmenl continued al inter
walls for several dqys. In the meanlime
General TAYLOR, having learned BY express
from Major BRowN, ,ha, he could hold tht
fort. not his whole command to work in
the entertainments al Point Isabel, the basi.
four opera,ops. and having made it sufli
cienuv strong, and loaded about three hun-
drod wagons with provision aud ammuni.
ton, he determined to proceed a, once 10
the relief Of our gallant lirle band IN thi,
fort, and 10 give battle 10 lbe enemy if ne.
cessary. lie commenced his march al 2
o'clock, p. NJ, on The Tn instant, in the
rol,owinc order;-a squadron of Draeoons
commanded by Capt. May. in from; the
,bud Bripade, composed of The Sd and 4,t
Regiments of Infantry and RlNoooLD $
Ligb, ARTILLERY; the 5h Infantry, not Brig
sdrd and the Is, Brigade, composed Of the
Ar,llcry Battalion serving as Infantry, Dun
cAY's Liph, Artillery and he 9Th Regiment
orInfsnrry-to which must be added two
eighteen FOUNDERS drawn by oxen, and
Can't KgRR's squadron Of Dragons pro,
,cclirp the ,ear-,he wagons on The marcI
beng, in grea, degree, inIorspersed be-
tween the Brgades for greater security.
On the nigh, Of the 9Th we encamped a
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Number 9.

his flight, and ought still, with The 5000
men lett him, to have made respectable
defence. made every preparation to eros.
'he Iver above the side Of B4ri,a, and the
order OF march was given out lOl one o.
clock yesterday, from the camp near Fort
b'owe' when was waited upon by Gen.
Regneoa' empowered by Gen. Arisls, com.
mandlng in chief the Mexican forces, 10
treat Tor an armsice until the government,
should finally settle The question. repIi
lea to this that month since had proDos.
ed one to General Ampuda, which was de,
IcIlned, that circumstances were now chang
ed that was receiving large rsnforrcmppls
aud could not now suspend operations
winch | had not initiated or provoked, that
The possession of M0lamoras was sine
qua non, that our troops would occupy he
town. but that General A'ista might with
draw his forces, leaving The public proper
I'y ofevery description.
An answer 10 The above was promised
IN the afternoon, bat none came, and re
paired at sundown 10 join the army, aIresd
y In position at crossing some two miles
above The town. Very early this morning
'he bank was occupied by orr two eight
cen Founders and thee batteries OF Ge!d ar
NIlery-aud the crossing commemorative
light companies of all the batlsloDs were
hr'' thrown over, followed by the voun
'eer and regular cavalry. No resistance
vas made, and was soon informed from
various quarters that Arisla had abandoned
he Town with all his troops The evening be
iore' leaving only The sick and wounded.
Immediately despatched a sta1 officer to
NE preleci 10 demand Surrender, and in
'He meantime a commission vas sent bv
he project 10 confer with me on the same
p"Inl. gave assurance that the civil rights
t the citizens would be Respected, and
'or 'rnop' at once d'opci down opposl,e
he town and crossed al the Upper Frrry'
ne American fig being displayed at Fort
ParedrS aNrXcAn rcdoubt near the crossing.
The different corps are now encamped in the
nlskrts Of tie city To morrow IshaIl make
'nuabIe arrangements for Ire occupation of
ne town, and for taking possessions Of tho
pobjIr property. More than three hundred
It tho enemy's wounded have been left in
'ospitaIs. AisIa is in full relrea, towards
Nonlcry with The fragments Of his army.
deeply Ipgte! 50 report that Lieut.
George Stephens, very promising young
'lIlcer Of The second drsgoons, was accl
IeoiIy drowned this morning while attempt
ny TO swim The river with lis squadron
an 7ery respectfully, your obeGient
servant,
Z. TAyLcR.
Brevet Big Gen. u. s A. Comd'g
To The ADJUTANT GENERAL of tbeArmy.
Washington D, G.
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NJ The battle had now lasted from 10 min
: utes past Q p. M. 10 about Z p. M. A
. this moment The enemy was discovered
j comrg down with his left flank in grea
Q force of cavalry and infantry, on The Ar'lI
S cry Battalion and the ls.poundsrs whicl
/" that Battalion supported, The Is Poundert
2 were served by thirty men, and the Aril
lery Battalion was about $50 strong, Boil
the battery and this Battalion we're in suct
/ Ia position that they could not be supported
10y the other portion Of the army, and at the
lime the charge commenced the Battalion
had deployed into line. However it was
thrown into square by prompt manoouvrt
md awaited steadily the Mexican charge
IOu they came, horse, foot and dragoons,
shouting and yelling, wher single hoIse'
man rode into the Square, and said Men,
Il place myself in your Square The Gen
vas Immediately recognized by the men
who gave MIN 'hree cheefs LOT "'S ."
lGenCe of his confidence. al this moment
Lieut.. Churchill discharged one o. his ls.
Founders loaded with gIspe iatO the advan-
cling ranks, creating great havoc, but no.
checking entirely 'he'r onward movement
They marched forward to within good
musSe' range some loe yaFds o' US nailed
'"o oe'''t''" '''''' n'0' " '''" Jul ''''" w.
e''eO 40''"y AZ " '"o0'"e'' '"O,"s "''
wy ~ ~
'w.. .,,,e, '"' .... ' 3,
shan II. o,oo,, ;o',.oli.,o,,, .,,i,,I ,na
hc s,non ended for he riab, Oar Arm,
Lcp, on their arm, precisely as sniom r,oni
hem, and occupied ,he position in whlcl,
the enemy commenced The bsue The
Dwo armies sIepr quietly almost in presenc,
# each other. The nghl was serene anc
'eaullIuI, the moon casting the sotes IIgh
IN everything around US, and but Tor toe
-'"'os "' toe "ouH'cd aad 'ne scream" O
nose VINO were so"'F'"g on"eF Tue ANU
'"0 surgeons w o"' c'''o wave '"'E''
'' '''' 'o''''' " "''" "ao o''"'''" O"' d wv
'',,,' l''
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,oud not afford TO lose, we can onl,
ccount for the result by the impression
made on the enemy by our firm snt
mistaken advance; by the sleadnes
with which we repulsed their Cavslr,
and by the unrivslled skill Of our n
,ilIery officers and men-to which mus
he added a perfect knowledge on lR
lyart of both men and officers, l3a
lir we lost that battle The Fort at Mala
norss would fall, The Army be destroy
I'd, and our depot, Point Isabel, be ia
IkGn 10 The eternal disgrace Of The II
m,rican Army and the run Of The inter
Jest of our Government, for some time
at least, in this part OF he world. W.
could not afford 10 be driven back 4
single inch, and all were prepared for
anylhing but retreat.
On the morning Of the 9Th, The Mex,
can army left the field at early dawn,
and, after arranging our train, we com
menrsd the march towards our Fort al
his place. .At Q o'clock, P. NJ, we
found the enemy drawn up in greoI
force. occupying ravlne which our
road crossed, with thick chappare' OF
rhorny bushes on either side before il
rcsched the ravnce, and pond of wat
or on either side, where it crossed the
ravine, constituting complete defe.
They we're 1000 strong, we were 81
weaker than the previous day. The
General ordered an immediate attack
by all The troops except the First Bri.
g1ds, which was kept in reserve, and
soon The rafting FIRE Of mnskelry, ming
led with the h"avy sound Of artillery,
announced The commencement Of the
,rior The enemy had chosen his M
,i,ion which he considered impregosblt
.,,,. .,.o.;o, - o,c,ho,s
md had tea pieces Of artillery pllnie
H., l.c,. ,.h;,h :, u,a .h.o,,,oIr
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A.ho Tao,;o,o,,. R,,LoIo a.,
-, .th.o go,
, ,r"-:..
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,,u., $780,, .,,
''I M r, +, 49, 80 r.1
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n'"' "Al ,"''""'y P,'V'' "''''" u
'oe "0'" o' MS men, anu Se'''"S on vi
'',' speed "''" '''''S az" '"oo'''''S"
9' '"'" '"7 o''i'''' ''""'r' tie ""S E''e''"
with an oVer"ne'm'rs discharge o.
grape anu ou'e'S' ""'cn ne''y ann
0I'a'e" MS lir'' '0" sec"n" p'a'oooS' ou'
ne was seen unour'' o'r''"g IKE 'g''
''ng 'nro"so '0'' hor'e'o"' ''''' S'''"'
and ~ asecono' ne an" ms men drove
'way or cut 10 pieces The ar''''erl''S
Inc speed o. MS morse was so g'ea"
however that 'hey pissed 'NroOgn 'n'
oa''''y' and were nate" '" rs rear
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OFFICE OF TIE DEMOCRAT.
OPPOSITE ST.. PAUL's CHURCH, MAlN-sT
TTr NCs

u 81 ~ W. -
The COL UHBEA DEMOCRATw'H D.
published cUery Saturday morning, a
TJTO DOLL4RS per anaum PayG6t
half yearly in adUance, or Itoo DoIidr
EHg Cenis,ifnotpaid pithin heyem
No Subscription wM be taken for a shorte
period than sir months; nor any dtScon
tinuance permated,unM all arrearage
are discharged.
ADVERTISEMENTS not eTceeding
square wiH be conspicuouSIy inserted a
one Dollar for the first three insertions
and Ticenty,fue cents for every sobSe
ouent assertion. srF"A liberal discom
made to those Oho advertise bytheye
LETTERS addressed on buSineSS,nl
be post paid.
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Head Quarters A,my Of 0ccupofion'
Cnv nflialamnrss. MAY ls 1876.

tUy olbfaIalhoIas'hdN 10 IoiO'
Sir,-I have the honor to repor,Hha' my
very limited means for crossing rivers pre-
vented complete prosecution Of the vlcro-
~ OF the 9Th instant Pon,on ualn, the
necessity of which exhl6lcd to the de
psrtmsnt las, year, would have enabled The
arny 20 cross on The evening Of the ba,tIe,
raEe tNjs city, "rh all tho artillery and
s,ores Of the enemy, and great number Of
prisnners-in in short, to destroy entirely the
Mexican army. But J was compelled tc
await the arrival of heavy mor'5rs, with
which TO n. enance The town from The leE
hank. and also the accumulation Of small
boats. In the meantime the enemy haC
some u hat recovered from the confusion o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28

NOBLE LoUlSiANA.--our State hos
done her duty nobly and wor,hily. She has
ac,ed consistently and shown herself true TO
her principles. Upon the call of Gen. Taylor.
she hss seat forth quota of troops. which
followed By the rest OF the States in the Union
according to Congressional representation,
would furnish an effective army of over ,lro
hundred aud fJty iSousand meH And yet
Louisiana could send INFO the field. in willing
volunteers, twice as many men as sbe has
This will exhibit how easily we could organize
an army OF half a million. without draft upon
single State. We are great naiion.-and,
n some inspiring music is just going ". we
will, in the exubednce OF our feelings. lay
down our pen and give three cheers Tor our
country on our individual account.
Nele Orleans Tropic
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-28
wsterin the channel ~ Il. Rising.

i, q Ma. EDrToR Being about to leav.
the ci'y' aud having seen an article in Won,
paper last week on the merits of ID. Tavlo,s.
DoiSdm OF BiverwOn. also would lie sII
my Paolic testimony to the efficacy of An. -,
tsIwoH, particularly ia the ease of Do..,a,
h01wland, whom saw shor, time since 81
iuii health sod vigor, feeling entirely we'll
nave also seen u exhibited in several otb,,
eascs Whh lake success. ! know some of the
Articles That eater into It's composition. ana
The elect Of their great Concentrated ana
power upon the diseased system. | therefore
hesitate not TO recommend il (having the full.
est confidence in its curative powets) to ali
persons who may have coughs. colds. or ,r,y
DC labonng under tuberculsf or pulmoo.,y
consnmpuOns. asthma. bronchitis. or live.
complaint. Indeed. know IL in every -.
spett The very best medicine for any sfF.rfioo.
OF the chest or throat. Bot pcruyns sbo,,L.t
be careful TO see that they do not buv ,ou,,e, .
iie'is' or D. imposed on by limitations az am
hind The maine Of DR.. Gunlou / I.cIS
wbo'eale agrnt. - attached 10 The splenJ;J
Steel plate label on each bottle Of TIE ysn,,i,,s.
dnd advise ali 70 20 direct 20 g7j Bowc,y
~ once aud tisry will b. sufe 10 b. rgb,
aha my wori Tor H. " they foliow ,be r..
'oi advice ant diUuous. tlsey will MON h..
,fsssc in strength uad flesh, which indicate
returning health.
louu> respectfully. WILHAMB SHAW
tuI sale hv Iswra H.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WHEELING Wholesale PRICE CURRENT.
TIMES OFFICE. J
tVnrr.,~. -
WHEELING, Nay 81, '46.


we have prepared the following report of
the market in this city, with great care. and
snail continue 10 do SO regularly, on Thursday
oil each week. We find il attended with
much labor and expense; but five can furnish
10 our readers at home aud abroad, a full fair
and valuable market, we believe we shall do
them service, and our merchants also.
BUSINESS continues fair. heavier, and
more diiiused than at the same season of pn..
vious years We hear vi no serious COMPLIANT
III Tue money market, although nearly oil II e
SaP'la' 'hat we are aware OF in the city is in
c.landize or building.
ASHES-Pesrl, 3SGIk.
BBArIiNG;--Superior l2I, Common Q.
BEESN AA.--23d26.
BEANS.-% 10 759SO.
BLOOMS.-Y ton s65aSTO.
BUfTER.-keg 7sS. Roll 10.
COAL.-2!S3s cts. " bush.
CANDLhS.-Mlould Q. dipt s.
COIION YARNS TO 10. I6 cts
- Sof fd EE.-Si; Domingo 7!sS, Rio sag
COOPER Brazisl,s 2ss29. Shcathine 80.
SSoSDAGE.-Alanilla ll9l2, TarIed y.
CASllNGS.-39o cts. " 10
N~~N~ DtoNn COWS, 81 Inch Say
age. 81 cts; other Al brands. in prono,,;n,,
70 quality; rs brown goods, y TO 8; Brown
Diiiis' to %; Bleached goods. from 81 nm.
ward fanlaloon cotlons, Prints, Tickings
:, Shrcks' osnabergs, Wooilens and all o,hrr
leading articles, al the usual eastern COST and
charges. eOS' anu
kLlPTIc SPRINGS Polished loSlo,
EEAThEkS. cts.
FLOuR.--2,73 and no sales
:. FiSh---itsring 6,25, Mackercl Mol IA
no; :, -, No. ,, 6,2oS6, so. Do south
GiNSENG.--2Sa3l cts.
hAY.-Scarce, SlU9i2 " ton.
LEAD.-Pig 1. Bar "a.
MoLASSkS.--Sugar House 45sIs. ". Or.
leans. 33a35. ~
PROViSl0NS.-Hams 6a7c. Sho,lde,s
Sides =, Hog round - TO a, Cheese. Iittle in
market. b!S7. "'''' 81
SEEDS. Glover 81 ,25. Timothy. none in
market, Flax seed, 9SsSSl.
SALT--Sl Is.
RAGS.--3G5c.
SOAP--ila5c.
WHlShY.--Rect. zoe.
WOOL--lS92S.
FRElGHIS.--To Cumberland. 20 -. f,o
Cumberland, So, TO Cincinnati, 20 ets.. Loui-'
vile, %; ST. Louis. 37!.
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w. W. RILEY, PArENTEE.
Patented Isl3.
HILEN,S PATENT uTN ruENT
CANT BE BEAT

CANT BE BEAT.
VIE F"ilp~ius eetuhcs,es sre pfesenied ~
'h" ratl'r. wh'eb pla.e bsy"n.l dsubs the
r"rn'I' qnsl"'ss % lais fcmedys
rte Ssf bsiisS, Msliy.n O., o Jsn25 az
vs." VIZ :" fe k'isy Dear > y So vie hsv
- ''e" Hmeled "ub ihai 0uo.t distfe.ssns ~ bu
% o" complaints Ne Piles nearly s,ebr yes, ola
e"' fscefv'nR anv tslsf ir..n he b,s nse.e,.
~"s 'i"i""sd ~ ~ The vmiue of yonf ,s.,ty e..
limited Pile o. ,asni. ~ rse,,sr nsnset n. -.
agent ~ J'mes y iisger. anJ sbe %. ,i ,s,'
relieved Nv Ihs Use 81 unc iss,le, ss. he, ..,..',
hsahh Which bad been bad ~ The ia.i ss,s, 80.
Nns e"mple ris sesbaed zen tb,,ss,,. -
folly recon mend Rsy's Pile Oiniu.nt =, al -.
'oia ifops'ed Nnh ihsi pam fsl disease.
VIII IAN 81 CINE
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