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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-13
MEDICAL.
IThe Graefembcrg Vegetable PiIIs.

Ehe GfsletelbcfS teSetd DIE Pills.
nP2O.OOO BOIes sold each aud erery aceekl!!
TIRE RAEFENss e X e COMPANY
HHEREBY give that their General Agent
pared appoint subAg wherever there branch Of
the Company either personal apple alton postpaid
The rapid sale celebrated pills. the extraordinary
they constantly edectng render them by far
popular po the An Agency viii consequently be very
valuable
The Crapfenbe Pills nconceivab superior to anv ever
the SYSTEM all disorders which result from state
Of the blood, these pills sovereign remedy.
diseases called chronic, the
achieve their highest trumphs Here they defy all competition
Entering within the hidden Of the system they quietly
surely purify the blood disease and give and
vlgor o the body.
Cures are Constantly Effected
Pills where other had failed
The of this be given trial Of
the They be ordered
mail at trihng expense The price - box Where o
dollars orth are and the money ed the COMPANY t
pau the postage on the Company risk
Wherever Agency of the Company they be
ed by mail.
These taking the place Of all others and person
should lie wthOutthem.
All Bilious Complaints.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS CONSTIPATION, DHSPEPsIA, FE-
YER AND AGUE, HEADACHE JAUNDICE, LIVER COW
PLANTS RHEUMATISM, ALL STOMACH COMPLAINTS
GREEN SICKNESS, &c. yield these Pills They
the progress
the time and vgOr the In
general arrangement Of the health, they SOVEREIGN
BY their Use.
The weak will become the pale and bilious complexion
be restored to perfectly fresh and healthy color; all the bad
symptoms will by disappear.
In short these Pills
medicine before offered to the public.
Arentfor State of Indiana. MYERS Centrevle
April
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-13

judged 10 be contempt, and for the judged con-
tempt, Gen. Pillow is arrested.
Gen. Worths arrest is thus noticed in the North
American of the Doth ut
The last arrest occurred yesierday-that of Brevet
Major Gen. Worth, and the charge is, we believe,
contempt towards the commander-in-chef. Without
full knowledge of all the facts do not purpose
to enghen this article by any remarks upon this pro-
ceeding.
We snail have more to say this grave subject
another daY=N o. Della
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-13

ANNEXATION IN THE NoRTH.-We do not advo-
cate at present any agitation of this question: but
furnishing data for future historical events many of
the recent changes in Canada worthy of notice.
1t is said that Peel lately affirmed in Of his speech
es. that they of no to England. Lord Sy-
denham, then Poulet Thompson, said the same thing
We now give their geographical extent:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-13

MARRTED-At Bowling Green, Clay CO., Ia, on
the ID inst, by Prof c.. Nut, of the Asoury Unver-
sily. Mr. SAMUEL CATHERwooD, Esq, to Miss S.
ELIZABETH STRONG, Of indianapolis.
MARRIED-On New Years Eve, in Greencastle,
by Rev. Mr. HUI, Mr.. WIN. F. THORNTON, late OF
the U. S. Army, To Miss ANGELINE STEWART.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-13
The Difficulty i'm the Army.


The difficulty among prominent officers OF our army
appears TO have been quite as serious appre-
hended. We publish here the orders of Gen. Scott
refecing upon the officers who said to be under
arrest. They betray no little temper-perhaps we
should Say--acerbty Of temper
GENERAL ORDERS-No. 3.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJ. GEMS 0FFICE.l
Washington, January %, lS47.
The following regulation has been received from
the war department:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington. January %, lS47.S
The President of the United States directs that
paragraph ESQ of the General Regulations of the Ar
my, established the lst of March, lo25, and not
included among those published January %, lS4l be
now published, and that its observance part of
the general regulations, be strictly enjoned upon the
army.
BY order of the President:
[Signed w. L. MARCY.
Secretary of War
The following is the paragraph of the General Re-
gulations of the Army, established the LIST March,
1925, referred to above
$3.50 Private letters or reports, relative TO militia
~ marches and operations, frequently mischie-
vous in design, and always dsgracefnl to the army
They are, therefore, strictly forbdden and any Off
found guilty of making such report publica-
ton, without special permission, of placing the
writing beyond his CONTROL that it finds Its way to
the press, within month after the termination of
the campaign to which it relates, shall be dismissed
from the service"
BY command of Major Gen. Scott
[Signedl WIN. G. FREEMAN,
Assistant Adlutant General.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-13

new counterfeit $50 bill on the Farmers Bank
of Virginia. is thus described: The vignette is a
reaper sleeping under female figure at each
end with sickle payable at Wythevile. 10 S.
McGavock; ]. G. Blair, Cashier; VIM. Mcfarland,
President.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-13
Patriotic Wing Hymn,

When fierce the sIehels" war did wage
Against good old King George,
We joined his forces in rage,
And tory swords did forge,
When the second war we had,
Dear England was assailed;
1t made our royal hearts feel glad
When her great arms prevailed.
And now that Mexico, dear friend,
Has been by Polk aroused,
Well every "aid and comfort" lend,
To have our arms confused.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-13

man named Lee exchanged $4,000 of counterfeit
paper at Petersburgh. Va. on the 9th instant, and
Immediately left in the Northern cars. The fraud
discovered, and teicgraphic despatch sent
to Washington, where the guilty party was arrested
the next day. and all but S1O of the money recovered
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-13
Death from "A Slight Cold.

BY neseng those sautay precautions which
Dictates many very mahy, fall victims their mpudence.
We have the young bride, blooming we the bird Of
Paradise flower pride JOY
OF her moher-her cheek flushed with anticipation eye
beaming with the soft expression Of oyethe gay dreams O
cling fancy with the rich ard vaegaed nts
promise We have all this changedaye the wedding
sroud and The bridal chambe this spure
all this gIecting COLD Now before Late
use DR.. RoGERs's 1GvERwoRT AND TAR, which gives
mediate relief thousands of intelligent families
CT its extraordinary The gay, young
beautiful and the young speak forth its praise and will long
positive and cheers the despaing family feside
afflicted diseased Oyysley
and the certificates Of such DR.. VIM Richards Judge
Burke ard Dr. Hiram Cox Professor
Medical College. 45tch
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-13
Total,
276,355,SSO

England ireland, and Wales, together contain u.s.
399, 04O The area of Canada alone is about six
times as large as that Of England and Wales. New
foundand is larger than Ireland, and Cape Breton and
Prince Edward Island fully the size Of Wales
So a country stretching along frontier, and
partially peoped by enterprising race-in great
measure by Americans and their chldren-must be
in its future destiny important to and to the world
1t cannot long continue to be ruled by distant
tion--indeed already it is in name than in
atty and the part Of It's population born in Europe
mush diminish with each succeeding generation, lis
predictions will naturally incline TO this country
with which Its commercial and geographical relations
compel it to cultivate the closest connection.
The regulation Of their custom house duties has al
ready been coded to the colonsts. The postoffce
seemed the chief object Of which it desirable that
they should obtain the control. 1t is said in Canada
papers, received yesterday that the British govern
had consented that the Provinces of North
America should arrange the postage as they might
agree among themselves. For this purpose delegates
to Canada, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick hive
Gently assembled at Montreal and have agreed that
rate Of three pence, Halifax currency % cents) per
half ounce, be the charge Of letter sent distance
of more than three hundred miles, and beyond that
distance sIxpence (en ceBts.)
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-13
LIST OF LETTERS

pEMNlNG in the Post Office In dianapOlis, Indiana,
HA January |, Is4s.
QPersOns calling for these letters w please to say
ADVERTISED.
The inland postage all letters pdpersfor Foreign
Countries must be prepaid otherwise they cannot
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-13
ROOTS AND SHOES.

ROOTS AND SHOES.
THE subscriber has his the hest work
en- the country affords and has hand large quantity
r. the finest stock of Leather selected by himself expressly fol
market lie will manufacture Boots and Shoes of
description and style warranted perform re and such prices
cannot fail to suit. He particularly desires
The Attention Of the Ladies',
he is determined that Of the much
pued shall begin match with either sone durability
cheapness As they value their health appearance
he advises this of the year especially that they be
comfortable under They shall certainly every
spect.
Persons Pag imported Boots and Shoes informed he
has hand extensive selected by hmse and being
practically familiar with the business all may assured that he has
that he
All desrOus be pleased in bargains invited him call
lie is still at the old stand, opposite Washington Hail. doors
Tomnson's Drug Store, ready wait
Don't forget his low prices. y32vIl:ren6OvI A KNODLE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-13
Vera CRUZ Correspondence.

c.. y,
On the lst of December gentleman arrived here from ia
lapa, reported all tranquil in that city Gen. Patterson and
staff accompanied by company Of dragoons left the
25h while the large train under his command was in adj
He left 600 infantry garrison point
the road from there this place entirely open
travellers.
The schr Elizabeth blown ashore the LIST inst by
heavy norther, and has since been sold.
train left here last week under The command of General
Butler and on the 3d. Gen Marshall who had been i'll for
some time having recovered, left with train. His
mand amounted TO 1850 mea, rank and file.
On the 4th, detachment Of Louisiana mounted and
U. infantry left this place for small named Made
n where had been reported that body Of guerIleTos
quaered Our troops arrived at that place al ~ O'Clock
night. On reaching house where there fandango
ball, they fired upon and Of their disabled.
Our troops Immediately returned the compliment and less
than six Mexicsns killed and about fifteen wounded.
Lieut. Col Bscoe, who in command, then ordered his
troops withdraw. The conduct Of the Americans gen.
orally approved, even by The Mexicans.
Capt Wheat who arrived to-day 9h) from Jaapa reports
that Gen. Butler and staff left Jaapa for Puela the 9th.
He met Gen. Marshall at Plen del Rio.
Capt Fairchid Of the Louisiana Dragons who left this
city accompany the British Minister anvng Jaapa
finding that there Dragons al that post, continued
to Mexico The mounted men nearly all posted on
the road from here to Jiapa Capt Kerr posted the
National Bridge. Capt. Lewis has gone TO Mexico with
Gen. Lane Capt. Bensancon's company (under the
mand OF Lieut. Hawkins is at San juan The corps very
useful
sailor who had deserted from the nan-of-war Flint and
had Joined company OF volunteers arrested by
Of the commander Of that vessel In attempting to make
his escape from the gusrdhouse, he dead by the
sentinel His John Ireland.
Yours, &C., ULUA.
VERA CRUZ, Dec l5 lS47.
Quite excitement produced here the arrival OF
The British Tevot, from Havana few days
In coming into port she hailed by the soopowar John
Adams the hail being the commander Of
Adams ordered Of the longgsns be doubeshoted
John Ball observed the preparations and deemng dscreon
the better part Of valor be to his senses and made
the requisite answers.
VERA CRUz, Dec. l6, 1912 o'clock.
TkoE nu1euh has fuafo sunA Moytr
brings the following intelligence.
The Commissioners appointed by the government Of
eiafo 10 meet Mr. Tsi, arriving at Mexico, finding that
h.s powers had withdrawn from him. returned
get further authority 90 Havana, and
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-13
TO PHYS1CIANS,
FRESH DRVGS AND MEDICINES.

IT
AVID CRAIGHEAD would respectfully inform his old
- and all wishing purchase goods in his line that he
and tesrseeed stock Of DHgs
Medicines PefmerB Paints OILS Furnishes, DIE Stuff, Glass
Ware Window Glass and every article in his line that
establishment all Of which
cities Of Philadelphia and New York
The attention physicians merchants painters uers hae and
all others are give him call he feels conf
purchasers flor oash that
not be surpassed in The West.
lndiapaDnis. July Is. le47. IA
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-01-13

LANDS FOR SALE
Good opportunities for Young Farmers
To obtain EEOEnesteadS.
6N6 ACRES Of land in johnson county, miles from Indi
SV annapolis, and 81 Of the Madison and Indianapolis
Railroad small portion cleared and deadened timbed
large share oaks, and well calculated The time
and wood worth than the price asked The title in
simple, aud all liabilities fully paid TO date.
Also 400 acres in Hamilton county, about fifteen miles northeast
indianapolis viz H. township range l6C
Of township II leo acres;
half of of sec !, township IL Title
liz fee simple direct from the United States from all liabilities
and all connected.
The above described lands excellent quality
fairly claim notice from young wish
vicinity of hOmisng city like indianapolis For pariicu
enquire Of the publisher of the Indiana Indi
n Sentinel Nov. 6, le47.
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STILL THEY COME.

EHE subscribers every day receiving and dposng Of
n quantities of Stoves of deScrpton Paror
of the patterns
supply Tight called
the
Browning Stove,
which admirably calculated hotels churches
houses, offices, SC, there being six different
Also, a arrival of the great and celebrated
Combination Cook stove,
The good qualities of which entirely
rate the people becoming familiar with
tages they other cook known
the United States
Premium Cook Stoves,
OF all sizss hest make constantly for SALE
prices for cash, by KELLOGG & DAVIDSON,
81 Sign ofthe red stove and big paddock.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16

REMARKABLE CURE or PILES,

or THIRTY YEARS STANDING
Mount Washir ton. Fer kshire Co. Mass Nov 20, 1877
MrSsrs KEICtAM & lENsuAw.
t.erHs-Eor thirty years have teeu afflicted with
Piles generally Debility, and Iuhau alton. tn
NOR AMI proias Of the bowels and which had resisted
all medical treatment Dr. Chapman and others could
give. The last three years Of that time, my suerngs
defy description was confined 10 my red. unable To
hep myself and at last given up by my plysic aud
friends despair of ever gaining health; in fact for
three DAYS before commenced using DR. Uphsms Flee
iunvy. entirely speechlcss, and my burial clothes
were made. But under the eneceui mercies Of prnvi
dcnce and the OF Or. UFhams Eleetuary though
otp Man have the pleasure of stating the rNcr the
public that my health good. and hope to live many
years lift Gods H. and to make known the virtues
OF Dr.. Uphan's Eleciuary, an, L. recommend II To-
an cted fellow creatures II helped me beyond the
pcctaiions OF all that knew my case ana only
others that il is my opinion the hest medicine
the world for Piles any disease Of the bowels. and il
ihot viii according TO the dir sctons. win myself
warrant a IN every Yeurs. with the utmost
expression ofthanktuiuess CORNELIUS SPUR.
The above certificate tells simple and truthful story
Of suffering and relief Of which physician and
ness IN the case, | oheerluly endorse
DIR. CHAPMAN.
NorIeE.-The genuine UPham's Electuafy has his
written signature; thus Ut "A UPtam, ~ The
hand is also done with pen Price. 81 a box.
sold. wholesale and retail by kEreHsN Il HENsHaw,
12i Fulton street, n. v, J CRUMRACkER. Agent,
for Wheeling, Va, and by Druggists generally through
out the L : and tauades. ie27
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16
TIE GREAT Remedy OF
NAT'EJ hR r..

n NEgf AZ OIL. procured ffnta wen ~ kehtuc
- T. "a, lt t5, ftr snrtase afthc esrth. cerisi-
,rF ,gf,ie rprs for .pra.ns stratrs, cu's bruises
sraffs burns tffie CrFsIVr'Hs. sreu hfat crown. ~
s..-,o,, ~ .. -,-,s, sore avid IeHsIncl "yr-, faiu
- .-,- .,.- ....,. and ia 'sIurtatlrv rHClWa'istn
- ...fi' ~, ... I. r.--s .a a .r-.ri-ias manner
4, .s.r H. fef p.I.el used according TO directions
- u ~ ~ '..N
'' " v,,@lc.ter Ntisri.sr,t- Sc IA. Nov o.. i-t6.
f5 is t, -rrtff tIt ,V wife Nar-Hfti Ihfiest, was
ii. .o'..' .t-,..t az srveti. wears standing
t 49,. -, f,,,.c - 10 L. OBLIGED Go use crufrIi-
~ Ni...n ~ t 80 r.ra i, .usln. the American
- 4f .ft t,,f o.. ,,..5t "a si..lui ifrf crufc,.es
'"'a"'' '''' VI "' toN NfrHAN GHDiESr
..ff-, 81 V,t Nash Mr.
me iHiANih- i7 ''l'''' l"'.-" ......
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-16
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. Roses Celebrated Remedies.

FAR. JACOB :. ROSE the discoverer aud sale propric
~ of these popular and beneficial medicines,
and also the Inventor of tie celebrated instrument for
initiating the Lungs, in etectr of Chronic dis
cases. a student of that eminent Physician Doctor
Physc, and graduate of the University of Pepnsy
vana aud for thirty has been engaged in the
invest gation ofdsease, and the application of remedies
thereto,
Through the use of his initiating tube in connection
with his Prophy rup and other of his remedies
he has COINED unparalleled emnsnce in curing those
dreadful aud fatal malsdies Tuhercular Consumption
Cancers, Scrotuia RhGamaifn, Asthma, Fever and
Ague, Fevers of all kinds, Chronic, Eryslpeas. and all
those obstinate diseases peculiar TO females Indeed ev
cry form of disease yanishes under the Of his
dies To which humanity IS beIr-not by the of
compound only for thai is incompatible With Fhysi0o
rica Law, hut hy the Of his remedies, adapted
and prescribed fer each peculiar form of disease.
Dr. Roses Tome Alternative Pits when used in
variahy Acknowledged to lie superior all other
els perfectly free from yeness; as also his Golden
Pills. is admitted by the faculty, possess peculiar pro-
tertes adapted female Diseases hut being satisfied
that hare trial is sufficient establish that has been
said in the mhls Of the most skep,ical.
The afflicted invited 10 call upon the agent, and
procure atis of the Doctors pamphlets giving
detailed ofesch remedy and its application.
For sale by the following agents, as well as by most
Druggists throughout the country.
PRYOR 4 PAUL.,
Wholesale Druggists and Agents, Wheeling, Va.
AGAsTs.-Dr Y. A. BRENrIINGEs, Dtus gisi, Wheeling.
ID, Favor. Druggist, Main street, do.
WAIVER 8 KEaNrL, Drue'ts, Nellshurg, Va
JSnS REAL, Druggists, Cadlz, Ohio.
Jas. A. GRAY & Co ,Bridgepart,"
II. PATTERSON. Druggist, 81 Clairsve, o.
jyI9-dt ri-wandw
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TMI& GRAND PURGATIVE.
DR. CF.ICANEIs,s

Sugar Coated Vegetable Ertrdct Pills.
rvYlESE oolebrated PILLS have obtained an enviahe
4 uotaTiety the United states curative gid.
diness DIG dyspepsia stomach headache, evefs, piles
cnstiveness coughs heart burn. liver complaint, seurvy
I'm Gal, inward weakness, palpaiisH OF The heart
digestion and variety OF other diseases 10 which
flesh her amedicine for The million. In all
ufhe year, sprne summer fall and winter, and under
al tauces they be taken with perfect safety
and success. As Nermiuge ANA general medicine for
children, they are uurIvaed Being coated with pure
white sugar, chdren viii easily take them; they net
thef glIpe nanseale gentle tut thorough Ihcir
operation. Tor adults by increasing the dose they
equally beneficial rs an Ann Bilious Pin they viii be
no them, and an unqualified approval Will
ht the certain result.
Remember II. q Clickner is the original inventor
90 Sugar Eoated Pills, and tual nothing ~"
ever heard Of uHiil he introduced them IN June ei
Purchasers, should, therefore, always ash er 1hekuers
sugar coaed Vegetable Ills ana take other, they
VIII Be made the victims OF fraud Pfice p cents per
BOX.
Dr. Cckuef principal office for the sale OF RMS &C
Nersey street, New Irk.
Wm JAtksON 20 Liberty -. bead Of " ood street
Pittsburgh, a. Geurral gent Tor fensY wanna hUfsA
Obs, aud - .siefu Virginia.
Sold hg The following duty appointed agents.
5 % ialtuhild, "A heeims; Jas Grag 4 co, Bridge.
port; john Fennimor,, Mattiusviiei X Brown, lrs
Neiistnrsh; L q Nost, NatreliONn; Wallace r. ack
CO, la grange; " adGic Vance, Trade phia; Geo Wi
,aa, vs. est Alexander; John Kelley, Clay syri Sample
sWeChcy. " ashmgl0n
NOIiCE-A @ farchild has been appointed supply
,ng Agent for Western Virginia Agents equiflng fur
Ter pies. and persona wishing 10 bscoae Agents
" ~ please spPy 10 MN. iy3
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known citizen Of Philadelphia, aud then judge for your
self
FHiLApELPHIA. 10Th NO. l3th ls16.
To 7. u. PrrERsos, No. % Chestnut Sirect-liavine
NcALLISTER'S sALNE, am willing to eIumerate
some of the benefits which conceive have experen-
ced IN the Of the article
In the Spring Of lr15 had attack of Eroslpelss in
my face which became very painful, and extended into
of eyes; heus attended vitA fever my distress
great, aud began TO be fearful of losing my eye
A short time previous to this pamphlet thrown
into my house, entitled '' tNSENSiBLE PERSPlRA
TON" setting forth the virtues of " MeALLlSTER's
or the WORLDS SALNE."
Although not much helieveri in what is termed quack
medicines. purchased box and made application
To my face. To my surprise the pain absted and
a weeks time entirely cured; and firmly he
eve thai the Salvc under Ftov dence that cured
From that time The present have used the article
occasion required, and IA every where have
used it, have found decided benefit
Al Time gong 10 led at night my throat was so
that swallowed with difficulty, but by applica
ton of the salve was relieved before morning.
have used it OF Burns, Bruises. Spraius and
Flesh Cuts all with the happiesl effects and OF
poisoning by Wild vine the woods, has been dried
up and cured by few applications.
From my own experience. would strongly recon
mend It 10 all, cheap, convenient family medic cine.
II seemsto parake more of ointment than salve,
and in very hol weather gets quite liquid hence, 1t
requires other then TO rub on the act
ed part.
Ihave become partial IT, that eapec, To keep
constantly IN NY family.
Though uuamhitous to appear print. yet tt cannot
refuse have this commuu cation made pubIic judged
best to serve the cause OF humanity
Respectfully thine WIN. ADAMS,
oct2 6 No 70 Old Road
Fer sale by James Baker, Wheeling Va. and James
Burnley, Elizabethtown, Va.
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WIN RUSSELL. 65 ca,harine.s,
Female Medicine.

DR. Townsend SarsaPariila y sovereign and speedy
for pient Consumption Baroness Proapsus utc
Failing Of the Womb CostiseucsS Piles, Leurorrhpa
WHITES ohstructed difficult Moustruaton lnconti.
of Urine involuntary discharge thereof and for
the general prostfaton ofthe systcmno matter whether
the result Of inherent produced by rreg
lary, illness accident Nothing he surprs-
ing than its inyis0rathg effects the human frame. Per
Of all weakness sud tssudc from taking At once
become robust and fu of energy under s influence. 1t
Immediately couuerac the ueryeessuesS Of Go female
frame which is the great Of Blfreuncss lw not
BE- expected Of u, OF delicate nature TO ex
hht certificates Of cures performed but the
afflicted hundreds Of have been reported
Thousands of whore families have been without
children afrer using few bottles Of this invaluable iaed
cine have hon hcsseA with fne healthN OF. ping