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rIIE COLLEGE, or ~. JNMEs MAKYLAND

TIiE COLLEGE at ~. JAMES MAki LASD
.,HE next Annual Srssirn be.ins on "Wednesday
September 2th Puuc'ual Attendance on thut day
i requested Applicants can enter any OF the classes IN
~" Preparatory sch. OF or IN the College, Tor which. upon
examination ,ney are found qualified. Commercial studies
pur-urd by those whose parents desire II Ample accom-
ino:1rions are provided for one hundred and twenty pu.
pills
TERMs-Two hundred and fifty dollars $3.50 for the
session. puysblr scmi.annuhlly. in advance, covering all
expenses OF tuition anc boarding For adrnissiDn. apply
10 The REV DIX. kERFOOT,
Rector OF the College. 81. James p. o Md.
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4. ID. Facet ~-nSS ~CilOOi.
rHsIIt Subscribers school, NJ Nnrthwooi, Charic- CiiI
County, will re- commence the l.'h Of september
l-5-, aud cad Oh tn" 18th Of July following, during which
Time. mn intcrmission Of two weeks will be- given n: Christ
mas.
TERMs-Boari aud tuition per school term of ten
months, $40; one halt paid ri III. time Of cnl"rin: the
school. and balance i've months thereafter.
For further information, address
A. II. FERGUSON,
Aug 25-c3m Charles City Court House.
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U, WNII. I'M
TIE CUT BRACE PLOW.

THE CUT IRACE PLOW.
;GViIlS PLOW has be, N teaily ~
Gaining favor with b hrtiers \-
I'D planters for the as, to- y'ars, N
Until IL may now be cor 81 RED tn" -~
most popular plow il us,in be sholc South. II has taken
,reiniums NJ three Of or s. e + airs, and nj the last Q-jJ)
,oOk the FIRST over ell the IIos popular blows IN use
I has also taken every pre- L un given By the Mechanics
Institute Of Virginia upon .t VIZ. as we'll ms q silver medal.
lren successfully tested in every variety III soil In this
'ratc, and many of the mo- :. dthern States.
Manufactured bv The uId. IN e, at their factory on
rankin street. below the + ychange, Richmond, VA,
where may be had nearly every article used tor filling the
,il All made In our OWE shops o. hes; material.
April l3-clY CLIO. WATT & co.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE

RICHMOND, VA.
ygSfE ninth session OF this Institution will commence
on the first Monday in October next
The mos; accomplished Assistants are employed In eve
~ Department.
Two French ladies reside in the family o! the Principal,
and it IL their especial duty to speak French hHbituaNy
with the young ladies'.
Italian, Painting aud Driving are taught by Mr. Persi.
co, an Italian. Mr.. Bucher, II native German, teaches
German.
The best teachers Of Music are employed, and every
.tfort Ia made to secure improvement in this valuable nc
complement.
This institution is well known to the bishops and clergy
# Virgins The public are invited ~ refer TO them, To
the Professors iu the Virginia Military Institute, TO Prof
F. II. Smith. oil the University of Virginia, and to the
patrons uf the school.
For catalo,u e containing Information "a TO terms, course
If study, boarding department, &c, with Il list OF patrons,
address d. LEE POWELL, PRINCIPAL,
Inlr lh-ctlOct Richmond. Va.
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INSTITUTE.

EONITIT.AND iNNTITTTE.
2YHE exercises oi iLt- scInJ: will be- resumed Octo
= Der iih, amt be- continued Ill -Jth July following.
The usual I'm. li,h branches, l.n,ia, Greek, French, span
i-h mud Ma,hrtn ,tIcs will be- taught.
BOARD, iucinGing r%vrryihin. except ligh;s, $50; tut
non $50; payable halt yearly. in advance.
For circular. containing farther particulars address
N. 4 KEAN,
L., - .,,i., n,, Mar Goorhinpj 4 n Va
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I%hRIVATE TUITION And BOARD IN IN.
j Country nj the Eort1.-Rrv Hnd Mrs II l. MY
SICK. OF Il ~uuklyn, CONNECTICUT. receive into their family
several children - instruct according 10 the wishes al
parents giving 10 each pniiicuinr attention and aiiec.
uoDEr- care. Their home |, in II re- ired. pleasant ami
healthy location. accessible from New York and Boston
gir Norwich AMI Worc--ter Rail ltond. and offers excel.
i-nt Inducements 10 those who wish To place young per.
sons. VI elmer sex. under responsible superintrndencr
aud favorable iLfu-bces i-rm--Three hundred dollars
ger nunum payable scmiannusliy in advance.
They rctr', .nInn. man. others. to Rev. J X. McFHr
band ksr-wha C.. II, Va. and SbrlIanlelF +. Williams, Esq,
SalInurr. Md. Jnlv 30-cwlOw
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CHARLEs ID START,

THE C T. P LASTi r. +
w. JONES, Dentist. ha' N, pur. 80
SUs chased the right )r the sboYe mode
Ut making Teeth. and b. ing ntirc!y s'tiE uIYYTN
led of It's absolute sup ,rior':y over the HIO
gold, silver or plhina IN :thoc. he can with confidence"
commend it To all who n az desire full or partial sets OF
.cerh, and especially 10 tdch rs may be dissati shed
with those they are now u, ig. 10 this process, all OF
,le objections oil the poli plse are removed-the suction
being perfect, secures lcomiort and stability TO tho ut
md the teeth being embedded in the metal, the food Il
excluded from urdor or between them, aud they are
therefore,, stronger, cleaner, smoother and In every r"
4pect better.
In con.rqurnce Of the perfect adaptation Of the plat 10
he mouth and the suction tn. reby secured, nc Can insert
me or more teeth without cs ps-spd In all cases guar
antee n perfect and satisfactory 1T or no charge.
This mc;hod having bren ADOPTED and commended by
those standing highest In the Z -ofession, North and south.
testimonials will be given and specimensexhibitcd to any
who may desire to se, the II. Thoso wishing TO tx
change the old method Tor til. new, their old plates will
oe taken in part psy.
Office Opposite CT cnthi1n | all.
Qthce hcura Itnm g : ~. I'm q 10 D. June l2-1m
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4 SClO l. will br opened at my house on the LIST oi
a October. Il will ur conducted by a Lady, who is an
experienced teacher Three or four girls. in addition to
my TWO daughters, will be admitted into The school.
TERMS:
Ronrd md Tuition ia the + nslish Branches and French.
lI th nilnllr'- 90. SI'n "
Fur Music. mn additional. chnrgc of........-.. 81 o.
The rtut:ion l. both airs nnn h"alrhy, and within rw"
aud Il halt miles Ot Socls Turnout on The Central Rail.
rond Ny ro-t Office Is Bcnyrrdnm Depot
Au. 5-cwtlDr ROB II NELSON.
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Sept 9-dtds John -. WILLIAMS. irustee''

THREE HUNDRED ND TWENTY ACRES
OF LAND FOR Sal Ell tRLhNn COUNTY.
a. ILL be sold. at Pu! c Auction, on he prerni.es,
~ on the LIST day o ;obtr next, By the sub.crib,r.
lis Tract OF Land. lynn the county of Cumberland,
IN Tea Pi'et creek. 80 nd Il b-lt miles from stony
: oint, and adjoining ne l6s Of Thos. n Power and
''hers. This Tract OF Lpn' &c well adapted TO III" growth
u Tobacco. Corn sc Utc crops The improvements
IRE II good Dwelling. al 'uthUuset. and situated III Il
good and healthy neic'ih,r 'od. Persons wishisa To pur
chase cal. zee II by ap Ii "a , IN &c Mr.. Martin who is re
Iding on the place, and VII point out the lands 10 them.
if not sold privately II, q. the sale will take place OF
ne day specified. il fair. lot, the fret fair day ther's.
er. Terms Of sale madJ IL own the day OF sale.
Sept .3--ctds JOHN A. Caldwell.
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hLbElIAhLE E'
1NHE regular session begins 9Th September and ends
ah July. The healihiulness Of the location cannot
ne cxcellcd If equailcd, by any in the whole country: as
IN experience oi three years with n large school here ms
clearly established.
Course Of ~s,udy-English, Ancicn, aud Modern Lam
.uHges, and Mathematics.
The Principal mas secured the services OF Mr. John H..
Iimbcrlake, a Master al Arts ot the University OF VIr-
rnia, and an Instructor o: Greek III that Intuition ia.
Ing las: session. lie will also te assisted, If necessary.
y Mr.. J. + D'Alfoncc II foreigner of great experience
and success in reaching, and who speaks most OF the Mo-
Tern Languages.
Drawing, Painting and instrumental Music mny also be
earned here from competent instructors ut small "x;rn
thar gee Military instruction will only be- given 10 ihore
whose parents desire it, mud will not be allowed 10 inter.
ere in the least with the regular academic course
The Principal havin: determined 10 limit his number 10
:tty good boys, early applications accompanied by salts
factory testimonials, are desired.
Chargcs-Sli5 per term Of . months, payable In nd.
vance. This charge embraces, Board, Tuition, Fuel, and
Lights.
For Circulars containing full address
JOHN y. STRANGE, a. NJ,
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ACADEMY.
,HNHE eth Annual Session If this Institution Yiil com
Z meme. on the LIST uf October I-l-, aud end on Iht
IL. Of August, lsj9
Board and Tuiilon, exclusive OF Gsht-.) - ";-Sl0C
PAYABLE ON the let OF October. and 800 On the let Gi
March. No deduction madc for absence, except On ac-
count of sickness.
For particulars consult iae Catalogue, or address III
subscriber. at I.odUre J. o., A'neii"-
W. II. HARRISON.
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OAK GROW .CUnnI-

Y VNVFF - TfUUT..
aSffTh the view 10 The education of my own daurh
80 irrs. have engaged n Teacher, Miss Martha :.
Board, Of RucSbridgr. n lady q: high qualifications, and
a'npi- experience 10 Il Teacher. Instructions will be
given in al the various English Branches. French, md
Hus.c GA ihr Piano The school will open the met Mon.
my in October. and close the lnst OF July, and will be-
Limited l., twelve scholars can take rs boHrdrrs in my
t1miiy Fix .iris crins iur r. ard and Tuition In English
; 80; Frcrcii sa0; Music $50; payable one.hhlf nj the
commencement AMI the balance Tue Isl Ul March. My re-
-ii"ncc is eight nile, suutl. OF LuuioH Courthouse, aud Re
hal hy u situation rs any in Virgins.
S,ui l5-rw1v- nA-T IN ANnEDsnN I'D
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HAMMER StNDE.u1
SErEE reXt session oil this school will commence on
4 the lst Of October and terminate on the last vi July
following.
TgRas:-For tuition and bonrd lights excepted Sa5o.
for session OF 10 m3a.hs enc. halt payable October lot,
and the remainder March LIST.
For detailed Catalogues address the Principal, at lay
lorsvile. Hanover county, Va.
LEWIS ". Coleman, N. A., Principal.
II ARR r. JONES, NJ. A.
J. HAMPDEN CHASDERLAYSP, VI. a.
N. B.-1Ee Instructors ue all Masters OF Arts oi the
Univers.ty oil Virginia. Aug G-ctlst'lci
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Sept 0-e6m

-.nITHERs' llSIN GsTON. IMPROVED
CHURCH & LEMtSG
-. /, Jim Corner Cary and 18th 'a'
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BOARDING. AND DAY SCII00L-

B~DSkDINts AID DAY SCflONl.
o IOiNG LibIF>-IiEX4NDR!i rJRGINI4.
Miss f.. TEElS, PRINcirAL.
a 7 lie the design Ut tine Principal To establish in the city
e Ol Alexandria, II Fist Class Boarding and Day School
FOR Young Lsdir, which -hnll possess every advantage Tor
IN. Htininin,n nj 81 u finished female education, and To nc.
cninplisn That end no paine or expense will be spared.
tn" course OF stndy viii! b. thorough and Systematic,
aud every rtuft viii hr made 10 maintain 4 high reputa.
uOh ari select Character tor the School. Competent As
.Istan;s will be employed in every Department, and Tia,
Principal will gIv" her dir CT personal attention 10 thu
mcntni, moral hnd physical cultur" vi the Pupils.
The session will begin ON the lJlh day of next Scptem
her mud clo-e the last OF June.
The Principal is II graduate o: The Virginia Female In.
-'ifutc, and hh- hrd several y.Ais experience in tcnchiny
she would here ndducr the following testimonial mud re.
ference:
"STAUSToS. VA.
Having in pHrt clucnl,d Miss Tcbbs. and closely ob
-rrycd her Ichl, fidelity aud success. ~ II Teacher during
swo ycars In tir Institute under my charge, can with
c%uutdonc" recommend her ScilUU! 10 those who are seek
m. lcr their daughters Il thorough grounding, and the dis.
ciLinr at = Christian home.
RI. HARD II PHILLIPS,
s'priurinulu al vir1iuiu Epp.l. Ipa,i,u,o "
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-29

The MASONIC GRAND LODGE Of the
State, has be EN- in session during the
week, at indianapolis. The meeting is
said to have been very pleasant and in
teresting, at which large amount Of
business was done. The delegates from
the subordinate lodges were numerous,
and many distinguished Masons from
abroad were present.
The sword Of Col. 10. Daviess', worn
by him at the battle of Tippecanoe, which
has been in the possession of Mr.. Todd,
of Marion county, in this State, for many
years, was intended originally to be
presented to the Grand Lodge Of In
diana, but the possessor Of it has thought
it proper to change its custody, and gave
it to the Grand Lodge of Kentucky, to
which Col. Daviess belonged. COL Da-
viess was commander of the Kentucky
volunteers in that engagement, and fell
while defending the then infant settle
ments and embryo States from the ra :
wages Of Teeumseh and his WARRIORS
1t is proposed that the Grand Lodges OIL
Indiana and Kentucky, shall jointly erect
a monument on the battle ground oil
Tippecanoe, in honor Of the gallant de,d
OF the Order who were there slain, and
whose remains were there buried. Ken.
lucky and Indiana should ever be unit.
ed in patriotic feeling and action while
the ashes of the heroes Of one repose in
the soil of the other.
The following were the officers elect
ed:
Most Worshipful Grand Master-Solomol
d. Bayless, of Fort Wayne.
Deputy Grand Master-Frank Emerson, o
Brownstown.
Senior Grand Warden-M. d. Manson, o
Crawfordsville.
Junior Grand Warden-John b. Fravc
Of Laporte.
Grand Observation-Disclosures Fisher, of In
dianapolis.
Grand Secretary-FraueisK King, of Indian
> apolis.
The Grand Master elect announced the az
pointment of the following subordinate OF
Q ficers:
Grand Chaplain William Pelan, of Cor
nersville.
Grand Marshal-John X. Cohroth,
Huntington.
Grand Lecturer-Wm. J. Willard, Jr.,
4 Millersville.
e Senior Grand Deacon-S. w. Peck,
|, Washington.
II Junior Grand Dcacon-John NJ. Thoma
e Of Pleasant Hill.
q Grand Tyler-Henry Colestock, of III
dianapolis.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-29

OTAn animated debate is looked for
next Monday, in the House, on Mr.. b.
chanan's national debt Under the pres
ent system Of revenue and finance, the
Government is accommodating debt more
rapidly than it did while carrying on the
Mexican War. Fifteen months ago the
present administration was inaugurated
with surplus of more than $2o,Ooo,o00
in the Treasury; before the end Of the
present year it will have incurred debt
of more than $40, OOO,O 900. floating and
bonded. Congress and the administra-
ton will not assent to any change Of the
tariff or revenue laws, by which the de-
mands of the Government might be met
The proposition Of Mr.. Simmons in the
Senate, to substitute home for the for.
eign valuation of imports by which gross
frauds are perpetrated and heavy losses
sustained by the Government, was re-
jected-by an administration vote. Mr.
Secretary Cobb, instead of meeting the
difficulty maufully, and proposing per
mansnt measure of relief is resorting tc
the subterfuge Of loans, and like TIT
hopeful Micawber is waiting "for some
thing to turn up"
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0TSome dangerous counterieits or dill
fsrcnt Kentucky Banks, are now in cir
culation. The Cincinnati Gazette gives
the following description of some OF
them:
A $50 bill on the Bank of Ashland, Ky,
was offered on Third street, on Saturday,
which was pronounced counterfeit by some
| of the bankers, but others regarded 1t as gen
| uiDe. If counterieit, il is extremely well ex-
| ecuted. The bill was forwarded TO the bank
! for decision.
| Bills on the Southern Bank Of Kentucky,
raised from Is to los and eos, are IN eircu-
lstion. The plate used for the genuine
Is is entirely different from those on which
the other denominations arc printed. A lit
tie care, therefore, will enable almost any
person TO detect the spurious bills.
l Tho alterations in the notes Of the South
ern Bank ofKentucky, were effected by chem
ical operation, aud not by FASTING. The let
tiers and figures were removed from the II
and characters corresponding with the lo''
and 20's are printed in their place; and this
is so well done that person not acquainte'
with the different plates would not detect tn
fraud.
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If all our Readers

Who troubled with complaint, Jaunlice, or
Dyspepsia, will read the advertisement in another
column Of DR.. SASFoRDs ISvIGoR,roR, and then do
We have done-Get IA bottle, we should not see so
many sicklys half dcad, despairing people as now
meet gaze at almost every corner, for there never
was remedy of which so much is said and that per-
forms nearly what it, propietOrs say it will do Ii
came to us 50 highly recommended that we could not
fail to try it. and trial has convinced us, without
Doubt that it iSthe best family medicine in use. We
take il for Headache, Sour Stomach, Bliousncss, AMI
any of the little bodily Ills that common, and it
does produce pleasant state Of feeling TO the sick,
and what IS better, after using few times, these
little ills grow less and less, and there is prospect oil
being entirely free from them by a continuance IN
the use of the Invisorator. (See ADVERTISEMENT
N.Y.. mdNy
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Mexican Mustang linincnt.

Intrinsic TiItue alone could insure the success
which this article has attainei-f"r Rheumatism,
Salt Rhcum, Burns, Bruises, Stiff JOINTS Calls,
Sprain, Pole Evil, and Swellings upon Horses, Il has
no equal FOR Man or Beast 10 person will he with
out il who has once tested its value. "And with ref
ercnce to the general estimation of the Mustang Iini-
ment, cheerfully say that articl. ever per
formed 80 many cures in our neighborhood this
l.. W. Smith, Eidgefeld, Conn" S. Letch, Esq,
hyde Park, VT. writes, 'that the horse consider
ed worthless, Ibis spavin), but since the free
use OF the VI is:ang Lnment / have sold him for
$50. Your Lnment is doing wonders up here
Such testimony is reaching Us every day. The halt
is not told. Every family should have it. Beware
OF any other "Bragg's Liniment." 1t is a tase ini-
tation. BARNES * PARK,
my1-!ml&w Propretors, New York.
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". BAKER, Ca.

The Pill Trade.-Wh no could dream Of the mag
nitude such an undertaking as the manufacture Of
Purgitive Pill assumes when it comes into general
use' And how painfully do the following numbers
speak OF the amount Of human sickness and suffer
ing, that little nOrsel Of remedy goes forth to
bat and subdue. DR.. J. Aver, of Lowell, manufsc
lures in his lahratory forty per diem of his
Cathartic Pills. through all the year. This is eigh.
boxes minute, ore dose second. We thus
find over - 900 persons swallow this pill every day
or ,2t,oo0 month! Physicians, think of that a.,
COO patients day who seek relief from the medical
skill Of one Surely, that man shoEld be, as he
is in this Of the first intelligence and Of the
highest character. His occupation entails upon him
fearful responsibility for the veal Of hir
fellow nan.-lPainesvlle Courier.
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WEALTH OF AcToRs.-A New York CORE.
spondent thus refers to the movements of
spine theatrical celebrities and their wealth:
Ths Ravels close, and leave us tomorrow,
after run Of nearly q quarter of century,
with occasional Interruptions, making them
selves and Niblo rich. The latter gentleman
is reputed to be worth half million dollars,
and has neither wife nor child to inherit it,
And vet he hasn't enough! Forrest is worth
nearly million; and yet he feels the need
more! The Marshalls, of 'the Broadway
have paid him in the last twenty years tho
handsome sum of $3.50, 900. Miss Cushman
who il on her way to this city for an engage
ment. is worth $500, 900; and in the course
of Il few months will retire to her villa in
ancient Rome, and end her days artistically
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De l.rnth,r EiecIric Oil.

This celebrated remedy for Rheumatism, Gout,
Neuralgia, Eryspelas, Eruptions, SPrains, Burns,
Felons, &C., is manufactured only by Prof Charles
De Grah, everywhere known rs the original discov-
erer, Mt his old establishment ia Philadelphia.
The sale Of this Great Remedy has been unprece
densl; last year alone, slS5000 worth was sold,
and wherever it is known, there it is used Puicell
Ladd & Co., e. Richmond, bought last year Over
Loo worth; Barnes e. Park Of New York, 1900
worth; Seth s. Honce, of Baltimore, over $1,000; j
d. Park, of Cincinnati, 81 900 WORTH and other large
Druggists all over the United States.
Read and do likewise, all dealers and druggists.
,nya;-IW
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-29
Disease of the Liver.


BY this disease we understand an inflammation ell
.her in the membrane or substance OF the liver
known by dull pains in the right side, the stomach
always disordered the yellow tinge of the skim dry
cough, tongue coated, coStiveness, hgh-coiored
urine, and of thick nature; weakness and Sc
we're pains in the head.
The quantity of corrupted humors in the region OF
the liver, causes defective secretion OF the bile
The liver when healthy, filter to the blood
TO separate all impurity from it, or to refine It, when
diseased, cannot purify the blood, which, when sent
to the lungs brains, and other parts in morbid con-
diton, may cause Jaundice, Consumption. INSANITY
&C., and Withholding the natural stimulus to the III
tes,ines, causes Dyspepsia, Piles, and other COM
plants, you perceive the direct way TO unrayel and
tear the whole system 70 pieces.
patient, suffering from this complaint, should re-
sort TO speedy relief. Yet there are very few nei
cines worth a cenx in caring diseases. What then
shall be donel We say, use DIR. Morse's Indian Roo
Pills, as they are composed Of plants and roots
they will be found a cure for this painful dis
ease, because they purge from the body those cor
rupt and sagnant humors, and so cleanse and renew
the blood which is the not only OF the disease
Of the liver, and the Inflammation of the kidney and
the bladder, but Of every description ct disease
From to of the above pills. taken every night on
going to bed, will in few days, entirely relieve the
/ body OF everything that is opposed to health.
Or. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by all deal
| eS, in Medicines. my7-lm