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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08
THOMAS II. BENTON
appointments by the President.

BrIgndIer General Gideon J. Pillow. TO be Ma
lor General IN The army of the United States in
the place Of Thomas II. Benton, who declined to
accept.
Br'gnder General John A. Quitmnn. to be Ma.
Jor General IN the army Of the United States. in
the place OF William Cumming, who declined to
accept.
Colonel Caleb Gushing. to be Brigldler Genera /
,h Inc army OF the United States, IN the place OF
John "A. QurImnn. promoted.
Col. James Ross Smomden. of Venango county.
fennsy l'nnt, To be Treasurer of the Unrcd
States mint. at Philadelphia. in place OF Isaac
Roach, removed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

10 Correspondcn's.-"A Observer" will oJ
'erre that "W" occupies considerable space upon
the subject which engages his attention. There.
fore as his object is attained through another
channel, no will please excuse US if we decline
for tho present, his favor. Several communico .
ions have been received this week, in relation TO
our next State elections. They arc laid over
for future publication. %" is Informed tia, we
will not suffer any one to adrertise in the shape
OF "comm"nIcations,' especially if he is not an
"adver'iser." We are compelled to crowd ou,
"a. J. CO. till our next.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

Col. Mdy.-The New Orleans Bulletin tells
me following characteristic nnccdole of Lieut..
Col May, OF the Dragons. in connection with the
recent battle of Buena Vista:
Al the time Lieut.. Crt,cnden was sen, by
Zen. Taylor, during the late battle, with n fac
to detached body Of 1000 or 800 Mexicons
'''"' were being cut 10 pieces by our fire. Col MAY
was on The eve of charging them with his dra.
s"ons' but as Lieut.. Z. was passing with his
"hte flag displayed, May rode out and crossed
his path 10 inquire the obec, of his mission. 81
am gong to tell those fellows to surrender. in or
der to save their lives" "Wait ill | have
charged them." "lmpossibe! the old ma n hn.
sent me and must go on" But. my good fel
low said May, entreatingly, .'for Gods sake
Just rem up for five minutes, and give US u cha nc,
at them" -"Woud do anything to oblige YOU
Colonel, but have the old man orders. and lher,
is no help for IT." mud ne gave rein 10 his horse
whilst the Colonel returned to the head of hi
squadron, in the worst of all possible humo
against those things called flags of truce.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

ST Travellers and shippers are referred to the
advertisement of the Iigh, Iraught steamer alert.
The officers of this fine boat. ar. clever and ,b
cling and devote every attention render trav.
eIlers on their boat, pleasant and agreeable She
is the lest flushed and furnished boat of her class
we wero ever aboard; and as often as she has rup
up to Fort Gibson, her keel has been stranger
10 the bars.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

ddrncement Of the Americ ican arms and Aris.
during tho past week we received n cop, of
the "Ang'o Saxon," printed sixteen days after
the battle OF Sacramento. in tho city of Chihuahua;
also The ID no. of the American Pioneer, published
at Monterey. in New Leon. We have also seen
extracts from the "FIag,' at Malamoras, the
"Sen''neI," at Tampico. the "Amorican Euge,''
and al Vera Cruz, an American Journal, in
Monterey, California. With the progress ol
American arms 60 hand in hand, the press
While one conquers, physically, the stern igno.
rance. obs.inacy, and tyranny; the other sheds the
refugen' rays of intelligence and iberaIi,y the
benghled minds of an nthralled people.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

Announc 2mcnt Of ca andiLatcs for Office, ) %
Politica circulars i'll be cha ed ud
No advertisement o: u gross abusive, personal ma
ture, will be published at any price.
All letters must be post paid.
IL The above terms will be strickly adhered 10.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08
The rirer has risen 3 or 4 fee, during tho weel

The rirer has risen or feet during the week
and is now on stand; but from all appearances
will be rising again, in few days. The Alert
passed up to Fort Gibson las, Saturday; and re-.
turned, on Tuesday, to the mouth of the river.
The Rtcg/ey passed up to Fort Smith, on Tuesday
and returned to the mouth, on Thursday. The
Garrett arri'ed yesterday, and proceeded 10 Fort
Gibson.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

Black S"orr.---The Della quotes the English
papers in stating that there have been several
falls Of black snow, and black rain. The Eng.
'Ish are determined TO beat brother Jonathan $
black frost.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

w On the first page of to.day's paper will be
found tho new Pos!.office regulations, ad
opted under the late acts Of Congress. We ar.
requested by the Postmaster at this place, 10 ca
tho attention Of our readers, to the 9Th and lItf
regulations, which governs transient newspapers
and in regard to letters and newspapers, 10 the
army in Mexico.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

0J We are under many obligations to the po.
lite officers Of the Ridgley. for late papers, and
other courtesics extended towards US. This is n
pleasant boat to travel on, airy and commoi ous;
officers obgng aud gentemenly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08
ost respectfully. your obt. s,t.,
L. LOFLAND, Tyrgsyrer

Col. BT"!on.-This gentleman has saddress.d
me following note 10 the cdlto- of tho Comn.rc,I
Bulletin, Of b, onvllIc. Mo.:
WASHINGTON CRY, March u. lS17,
-F. Qucsen'rr|y--Sir: SEQ that YOU ho,
put up my name Tor the Presidency, at tho h-nd
OF your ednorrtI column; aud while thank vou
Tor 'hiS mark OF your good opinion. mus; inform
You That II Is contrary 10 my wishes and dee red
Intcu''"us specially in my speech at Boon, ILL.
IN lS44. | must, therefore, REQUEST Won to dro,
my name from the place you have given II; and
II necessary to CIV" any reason, you can very
truly say II was done at my request.
Yours, truly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08
FROM VERA CRUZ.

From tho n. O. Delta Of the 2ls. and the \
o. Comm .rcll Times of the 2Ih inst. W, hive
received many interesting items Of news from
Vera Cruz which our limited space prevents Us
from giving in full, but shall endcavor 10 give
some OF the most important in a condensed form.
me army took up its line of march, en- route
Tor the city of Mexico, on the Sth uI,. A delach.
mon. Of Col. llarney's dIagoons, escorted each
DIVISION. Every man was ordered 10 take, for his
musket or rifle, forty rounds Of nmuni,ion, and IN
his haversack, bread for four DAYS, and bacon
or pork (cookei) for two days. Fresh bcof with
raI'ons OF salt woro to be issued on the ma arch.
Wagons would haul grain for srdIIc. artillery.
and cavalry horses for loIr dlvs.
Gen. QlItIntn rcturne from AIvarado on the
9TH "It., and would proceed in few days TO ia
Iapa. en- 'o"fc for the city Of NcAco.
The American Eagle printed at Vera Cruz,
contains IN, gcnce up to the lllh uI,. Tho city
rs under the government of Col. Wilson, of the
lst lniA"try &c n. Worth having gone with the
army to Jaapa. Ga the ION a coored man
named hrk, was executed for Offering violence
to IA Mexican woman--lt was the frs, execution
under the American laws, in Mexico.
The aspect Of Vera Cruz had changed greatly
since It's occupation by tho Americans; the streets
were lined with American slurcS and filed with
Americans Tho harbor WAS full of A nc rican
shipping.
4 plot had bocn discovered in Tam ,ico. A
number OF hlesicans wcro attempting to incite the
cIIlz MS TO revolt aud drive the dmoricans out of
the place. The conSpiraors were Lanishod ou. of
the city.
1t was generally believed lha, Santa Anna and
Gen. Ls Vega. had force of $4,000 msn, in a
strong position between Vora Cruz and Jaupa.
Gen. Scott and staff left Vera Cruz. and had
gone to JaIApa. They were escorted by Colonel
Harney's Dragons.
Gen. Twiggs commanded the advance of the
american army, on its advance to JaIapa.
Gen. Scott issued proclamation to the Mexi.
cans, stating that he was at the head of q power.
fu army, and would soon conquer a peuce. He
reiterated protection to the Church and to a II Mex.
leans, and conjarod them to remain Of home in
their peaceful vocations, &c. &c.
The 5th Infaatry captured great many bor.
SOS and mu'es, n: Avarado, which gave season,.
bic supply - tho army. ....
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

Six hundred and twelve s,s
built at Plltsburg in the last 81
one tho present year.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

Teaching Chinese. A Profa
is about 10 be established in X
don.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

J.J. WARD, Esq" of Bea,ie's Prairie. is uu.
thorized TO act as Agent of "The Arkansas
lntelligenccr.'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

II new travelling conreyance.-rhe ndepend.
enco Expositor, says Mr.. Thomas will soon make
an experimental trip on the prairies with his new.
y invented "Wind Ship"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

S The Helena Shield is enlarged. and is
now one of the largest papers in tho State. Sue.
cess attend the printer,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

W The American Pioneer says that, after
the battle of Buena Vista. 1000 Mexcans came
over 10 Gen. Tayor's camp. They stated they
had received their last ration previous to the
battle, which consisted Of an ear of corn, and
were perfectly destitute. When Santa Anna
gave them their last ration. he told them tina I
their nert meal must be- in TayiOr's camp. Sure
enough it was, but mcndicnn,s Receiving aims.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

w sacks to ship Indian corn in, are being
mado in tho eastern cities. by females, a, one
cent per sack.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

Lyell, the geologis,, asserl'|
coal in the single State Of l!lid
rope.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

Deaths al Sea-.Out of l4l uos.encers NJ,
board the ship Thomas S,ars. from Liverpool,
"A died of the ship fever, during the passage.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

II is estimated that there are now 81 .OOO, 900
IN specie, on lis way from Europe to the
United States.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

" Symme's Hole has been discovered bv n
Captain Duncan. " 1t was found lower down.
than he expected 10 find it,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

The Corn Dryer.-A Mr. l.. Fagan. in Bal,.
more, has invented n sheet iron mac hine 10 dry
corn, which IS capable of drying 5000 bushels
por day. Orders have already beon received
from Europe, to furnish number of them.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

W The fashionable color, in Paris, at las,
dates, was dmardnfh.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08
drrirdl or

/ iOf ktlt
yester riny NOR
and GermantoI
scat of war:
DRAG oons.--
tImorr, COMM
1t. W. II. Jc
brcvct 81 ii.
FoI1igerrs.-1
ndeIphIn--CnprI
men. from Bal
company, 81 I'D
Bernard.
Mjamry.-T
Prnnsylvanla-
DR.. A. d. ca
VOIslg"urs.
Gait. Julia n II
tho L. S. Arnl
Captain IS quito
10 the banner"
Mounted Com
recruits for the
"brrveIy Ola"
strlwarg mcu I'd
scefeIt's ccmpaL
fast II..Ing up.
down on ms l4,..
placed under lhd
Mrrab"au B. Lad
Changes in the
Maj. l.rsIlnnd rel
ST. Jngo; Capt. ID
nell, Cnpl O'Dou
Capt. kug. mlIu,
Crpt. ). ii. Wcb|
Ma;amoros. 1T.
Capt. IiI.I return
health.
CoI. Davenport.
Grrsou Barracks f,
Iered to Mexico. ID
Gcn. Toyhr's
written by Gen. +.
Vista. to G II. L. {
ho says in rrs1rI
Mexico. that "Th
from here * now Cd
Thousand of gooI re-
untC"rs, TO rnah'r u
effect our Iu,r hari
and IN" NcXlcnn Cod
bat | sincerely hope
Ihlng IS certain: lhrH
demolished. and It "
to raise and equip and
Tqc Missouri Hii
sly led the La!.ruf
Phans troops and !!
uf Tho army oflu" "
stated. Of tho enemy
were picked up on In
rrN umr of which hr
ltt> SLOWS HAT the
have IN No vs." drgrd
to.rialh"rs as marAsn
Hequisiiiou for a
gHni WII.,.,. via" a Iwav
n#mrrr "i ,.c fair SEA
ed rhc following. rs Il
.ady ,ohri: A in,
best white paini. runu
'"'"'u, - lu I."- ,tur~,
10 prevent wrInhirs,
m"a>!l: Il par of the
.'..ou: 4 uulv.r-li d
~ s.rr, r"r, -l.Arss.
Chr- # Iqr,a.-A
Is y.a,> # og..nrs bru
agr -. "rr i.larr. III :,
wnn. = p -. , u.ri Il
N"uro' county. FOR .
IH'nct r"m'uE for her.
n.sO stated that SIC
hochrsIrr. named MIC
fence II was attempted Il
was not the daughter Of
It "nsn conspiracy on II
and the grrI 10 gel hrr 4
cused "as finally cummr1
4 P"gilis,ic GeneraI.
tIcmon. lately from MnuId
one Of our volunteer b.
happened one morning To
rather shabby sun. wine
harnrsSing their horses.
IN winch they fixed thrnI
rather nn '.ulhorulrvn ,nan|
all wrong and they diJn'l
n rout. Ehcrrupon. one 81
Genera that hc was an oil
about his business. with
phrases adapted TO the oc,
not used 10 let such conn
cooliy took Off his cont an
Ieamslcr, Nov. sir. YOU
ing INTO him. lhey-rhe q,
had a glorious fight. bu
victorious. Another team
tho fight. was next wake
and Knocked into n cooke
time. IL must have been
feelings Of the licked tea
they very soon disccve,
very rtieciunIly whipped
IN the United States u urmy
The Voice Of Illinois .,
ton has passed both brar
OF lIIunoIs unanimously:
"Ihat our senators in
aud our members re- lucs
uropOsitIou- constitution,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

CT A sword is to be presented Con. DAVID
+. TwIGGs, U. 5. 4. Il, augusta, Ga, by the
citizens Of that place.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

The Choctaw ws at Doaksve, on the l4h ul..
contributed 1853 rs, for the relief Of the destitute
Irish and Scotch.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08
MEMPHIS. 3 April, 1917.

Col. Ii,n. ArmHrong-Hir:
have received your letter OF ~ ult. cnrlosiny
one hundred aud seventy collars. contributed by
'h" m!rGled and Jolnt charity of Red men AMI
white, RESIDING at an near the Chociaw AGENCY
west OF Arkansas, TO tho ..IrIsh Relief Fund. -
hav" as requested placed the nmniu, in tn.
course for speedy transmission TO rs drs.ina .I,n
accompanied w'!h appropriate inform ,lion of The,
source whence Il was derived.
II canno; but be a most grati(l ing spectacle -
INC world. TO PERCEIVE thai lhroughuu, lis wh,l.
'Ai'ni Wherever the appeal in hclra 'inf iarn,.i
N'f''k Ireland has been made. It has been i,,b.,
''>t"""'d 10; nnd thus vo.cr 4 bcnc> nrur,. from
'"' western wilderness OF the Western It,u..
>Ph'rt' am sure vii not fan to 30 duIv npprc.
ci''rd "y ALL aud especially by that suffering pco.
pie 10 whom II is addressed
"m, most respectfully. Your obt s,t..
L
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

o. Mrs. Ann Matli' former consort Of ,h.
k''. John y. Maiii' died at Galveston on the l,t
r.'., after mn illness of se,eral weeks. Mr.. NJ.
w's married II second time, in Brooklyn, y. y,
on the 2lst of March.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

The Voice of Illinois,
ton has passed both branc
OF lIIInors unanimously:
Il hat our senators in Cd
aud our members requested
proposition, constitutional
raising men and money 10 C
that they aid by every mcn
measure or proposition that.
nerve the arm OF sovernmerl
m the prosecution Of the sam
OF Tho following senlll
public dinner at Baltimore:
Our ARay--The Telunt,
With Skicids for defence,
n PiHotc for repose, and a
may they not lack Wool
IN battle, or \ Garland for
ing Quit.mdn 10 the foe, bu
on the enomy's back. ray
or charge as the Tailor cl,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08
LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.

Actions in Caiitornia-America ican SuccsSs--kW-
ed and Wounded-Gen. Kearney-Com. Stock.
Possession Of the Country, &c, &c.
By the arrival nt an early hour this morning
Of the barqucs Catherine and ST. Mary, from
Havana, which port the former left on the 9th
AMI the latter on llth inst. Major Emery and
Capt. Jacobs, of the California regiment. came
passengers. having left California about the md
die of Jan. and came by way OF Panama, Jamni-
cn mud Havana. We are indebted 10 these gen
lemen for brief summary of events III that ds.
tant region. We have nlrendy published some
reports from Mexican sources of affairs IN Culi-
fornin, but very mcngre and unsatisfactory
In October last IN InsurrecIion broke ont at
Cindad de Eos Angeles. Capt. MrrvIn with 299
sailors md marines, went out to queIl il: but h,y.
ing no cannon, and the enemy having swivel.
he was defeated with the loss Of three killed md
several wounded. Cnpt. Glisplc was in pn>>c..
sion Of the place al the time of tho instruction.
and was Obliged to capiluIatc.
On the l5,h November, Captains Burrows and
Thompson. " ith about 40 Volunteers, defeated Il
force OF 200 Culiiornians onlhr plains uf aluns.
near Monterey: in which The American los, was
four kIIIcd-Cnpr. Burrows nnd three privntrs,
(Mr. Ames. OF ST. Louis, is the only private $
name rccOcctcd )--rnI Two w0uuIuI.
On tho On 0! December, the advanced division
of Gen. kcarney. Of about 10 men. attack! a
force of a bout lOO-in which tho American loss
vas 20 killed and IA wouuicd. Iho mn II body
OF the American force coming up. Il battle took
pace whlth lasted about an hour, wien the enc.
my rctrcaled -Cnptlinr Moore and Joln.un ana
one Lieutenant being kIlIrd, and Gen. k,arury
badly Wounded, but was recovering ftst when o.r
informant Jeff. Tine American force was nbou,
l6O-that Of the enemy much Irrg.r.
CommoJoio Stockton Sc, some 800 sailors and
marines to reinforce Gem krnrnry. VINO moved
on Crmdad d: los Ang",oS. Ga the s,n the Crn.
furmrn> took Il strong position n lu. rVcr : IN
GrlbrInI and with torr pieces Of artillery cniriy.
Orcd 10 check the advance Of our iUIccs.
They fought about one hour an 4 half when
The taIiornmns rctrralcd. The loss on tho 4 !
mericam slIe being vrr, smoIl, about two klllrd
and TWO wounIvd. The loss Of tho cnrmv could
not be asccrIaInrd. The CrIItornans return, d
10 the plains Of MIras on the 9Ih Of Jam. aud on
the lOIh the Americans took poss"srInn of Crnind
de- los Amg, los. Gen. Flores the cnmmrudcr
Of the CaiIfornInns, hrd with about 400 horses to
Sonora, when Gen. Tropco took com uauI Of li,.
enrmys forces. advancing his position to% ard>
Ii. Coz. Fremont, when they took up a position
the heights of San Fernandez, but were com.
PEELED TO surrender on the 18Th. The term, Of
agreement entered INTO were, the enemy to deliver
Up their arms, and o"nl, The qualification o! affairs
III the interior.
0lrThc following letter from c. l. dfIani. E>q.
by the Choctaws, 10 tho .'lrsh Relief Fund ia
Memphis, wItl show 10 our ChOclaw ncigibur,
That their well directed cha rIty has beef, receiy,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-08

4 "e'o IFaig p,pr - new ani.Taylor nd.
mIn'sIra'r"n p1p"r has been started in Washing
ion rily, called tn" "Nntrnnal Whfg."
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Yo Clereymca Posmawcrs and @'g"
2 Wanted IN every town and ''..ag B" %.
states, responsible men 10 Prooore .aR'..' ''
and engage in the sale ofthc aeg'e"y's'.'I ".,
very il0cral per crniaCc WI ae D.. 'a.'-
dress Z, WALkEG, IA Fulton sI y le'H.
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An iuc uUfra..rt aitrfpattt,rcuclpf1r Cdro
ur ltstasss hetb.I >tHfeHous OF tH, Liver.
St4ml- ard Bowels Spuug Favor, ond iae great
curty l.t IMP RITES OF THE BLOOD.
and tlo ccle5Htei - BSIiIUTE lOK cal.
UNEI.
lhr great superiority and beau'y ot Ill. Ned.
tcire over 1ii others b., that whist il yfa.3a.tps
disclsr, % al-o i' -urat9s tht body
u DO. Ae,n used successfully Tor ths last 5iglt
years go ile removal lnd permanent cure Of all
discusses afslng from Bn lNrt RI SIAlE Ot
HE BLOOD aH Mans. oIa rur ~Y STEM
iratr ana thJDair Rbru@atsm. affections of
tic Bladder and Kidneys, BILIOUS EENER.
Ei1oa- thoitesnd constipation, cosiNcnrss, Guilds
corrupt Aunio5s, pfopsy aud Gravel
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NOTICE.
500 REV ARD.

A nSCONDED about The -5lho' N9scuh1r
v last from the sub .cr.ort, 4, .lr time rrsid.
tnl 10 Clhaf,os county. n.y. E,gra m1n J9 about
d d. q fe4r-..d. it4 trs bats 1'eSa',
lu8i ',rt ID mc#e. 41b. 'Hs aHft le'ih
stand. ,tte ulUc ap4fg 0.u .,s ellts sp4-a
lupt, anl - .h- itau ltaio iaFaHe- lias
N4.r, q TIER woman resting 300 thaftHs e lh.
~. g. yer, ,uga ,pIs.u lt ttnsi s4IH.~eo
b4t i.tt witc j- will im, yIl , D. siFfa.gd Sizes
ht Nl'll rs 10 pas- .. itce man lis Mic r d
Eced. very iAc.y ts may ~ Y pa.s hus-.1 .3f
Bgt2, a. there are % great any l;ec cttoe ~
tis SUCTION by thc nAne 81 kiyt / suFFo-et
THAT some white mau viii cudea'of % Writo hW
a n,c pass ~ g.: free pass belonging 20 out o..
tic Rods ans alss him 'ar Rod lHta. -Nr
rcu4iG Of ltFrY DOLLARS toany auc VIII
will bring IL rs uy u -litus J4ai4, Il VIII
sil, coD6ne h,o ~ -. 3 lial can sat a'u .n
nv possesri3n
JAMES AiIEN CANNON
Catgius eeHa'g ~ < l-A' lat
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III Fulton street Nr~ l9'S
w. Country newspapers copying U'e "g,,s
tins advertisement, and giving Il Elk 'ls'' 'L.,.
shall DC entitled 10 q copy Of amy o. '"V ~, -
works. Al who may comply wan lh'' ' ','
will please send copy OF the paper e2e, ,, ''i
Insertion, to the publisher, l., NALhtN -
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Dyspepsia

No person. with lh, last dtsc4ss autd delay
ustns We Bitter. d positively cures an rasrs IL
pt1ePu1, however severe ilso E.uptians Of
The SKIN, tyspc'af Enlargement OF tho bones,
flhlu,enry. touics. OF t,o complexion, GIN
LRAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Tor gene
raj paJbwai pfos,rat,an, caused oithcr by di3eHc
medicine o. mdecrclioHs, ALTERATIONS ot mud
confusion gs iae4s, dimncss of Vision, aud LASS
tlGr oil hody TITS Medicine hasneyct had its equal
GDuf, Gi{aH ~, CJatei Headaches Of 1.oty
kiud, Inward tter hRomuatory Rheanansu,
Impure Blood, l,uuuicc Loss 81 Appetite LILY.
M COMPLAINTS, Nervous Diseases, organ.
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