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was mortalIy wounded. Col. Wade Hampton
was slightly wounded.
Special Dispatch to the Knoxville Reglsterl
MANASSAS, July 22.-Glory to God in the
highest. A great battle has been fought, and
a great victory won.
Colonel Barlow was killed after a glorious
fight.
The seventh and eighth Georgia regiments
suffered severely. The enemy sought to turn
our flank with 5000 men. We had only H.
600 men in the action, and yet we whipped in
the fight.
Georgia has covered herself with glory. We
captured eighteen Of the enemy's guns.
RIcHMoND, July 22.-Among the dead are
Generals Barlow, Of Ga Bee, Of S. C Kirby
Smith, of Fla and Col. Johnston Of Hamp-
toms Legion.
RICHMOND, JAY p The Confederate forces
Immediately engaged amounted to 10 900.
The feterals were estimated at 5000.
ibis refer, to the left wing, where the bat
tie principally ragged, and does not include The
right and center, which were only partially
engaged.
The entire Confederate forces were about
10000. The federal force was nearly SO, 600
The enemy lost several batteries Of field artiI-
leTy and a regimentai stand Of colors.
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e. A Texas exchange has the following
item 1.-TWO companies, Of one hundred men
each, have left Anderson, Palestine county,
for Corinth, Miss. The county furnished them
twenty-four teams for transportation, and the
men have gone to serve during the war at their
own EXPENSE
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ey A special dispatch to the Knoxville
Register, dated Richmond, July 22d, says:
Passengers state that Gen. Wise won a de-
cided victory in Kanawha valley last week,
killing one hundred and fifty Of the eaemy,
AID losing but few men.
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Ca Gov. Brown, of Ga, has Issued his
proclamation Offering two dollars each for the
cold military guns, Of one kind and another,
scattered over the State, which, by being col
lscted up and altered FROM flint to percussion,
or otherwise repaired if necessary, could be
made serviceab!e in the present ~crisis.''
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q The Philadelphia North .AmertcGB con-
tradiets the statement that Gen. Fremont con-
tracted for arms while in Europe, and states
that he brought none over with him. Z says
'the report was a mere conjecture hazsrdsd
by some over anxious newsmonger."
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS no. a.
MEMPHIS, lynn, July q 1851.
IL persons wishing to leave tkis city by Railroad,
n Will be required to obtain = passport from these
Headquarters.
By command Of Aaior-G eneral POLK
~t5igued p. D.. BLAKE,
Captain g.. S A,
jy,5 Act. Assist. Adiutaut -Genrral.
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WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN AMI LADY to take charge OF TIE
II NORTH Mount Pleasant aas1nsic FsmaIe Seminar,
The Board Of Trustees VIII meet tie lst MOndsy in
August next 20 elect q Principa, to tsks charge of said
Seminary For further particulars epply q the Appeal
One, or to r.. #. CLEERE,
sscy Bosrd OF Trustees.
North Mt. Pleasant, Miss. July p, '6I.
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No ALABASIJAEs.-A special dispatch from
Manassas to Montgomery says that only 5000
men, Firginians. South Ca olinans and Louisisn-
ians, were engaged in the fight at Bulbs Run.
There were no Alabamians there.
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EGirANRn Al SHnlRm.

~ MULE, of mediEm size, with collar, bell, gF
and A sea grass rope halter. | Will psy The Nd
sum OF SO for his delivery to me il Chicka 4AA4EAs
City, or for any information SO 4 that 7 can get him.
A. AUBIAC
fy94-Tws Fort Pickering.
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Died,

In this city, Yesterday morning, EM1A, infant
daughter sf Benjamin and Mary Ba5b.
The friends and aCqusintsnces Of the family are re-
qussted to attend the funeral. from thsir residence on
Main street. corner Of Halirg, THIS MORNING, at 10
o'al0ck.
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P~REPARING.-In passing the prison depot, on
Main street, yesterday, We noticed that a
guard OF Confederate soldiers were standing
in front Of the building az il waiting for an
arrival Of prisoners, a number Of whom are eX-
pected from Manassas and Stanton TODAY.
Twenty-one we're Brought to the latter place
aad placed In jail there observation-disclosures
Dispatch.
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TETE will sell 10 psy charges, IL not cailel FOR within
w thirty days from date, three osxes MERIDIAN
Iy5i I'm MORRISON s. co.
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From the t9th mississippi Regiment.
WINcHFsTER. July II. 1861.

" = ENJ GUY - WI
EDITORS APPEAL: After a weeks suspense
we are about to meet the "grim-visaged
monster" face to face in deadly conflict. The
enemy is advancing upon US in large numbers.
They have been firing upon our Pickets all the
evening between here and Bunker Hill. None
kille as far as heard from. We occupy the
second post Of honor on the railroad and the
pike, from Martinsburg TO Winchester. Our
regiment (the 19tb) will take position in a
battery that commands the view for miles
around. Two 42-pounders and one artillery
company, we'll armed and equipped, Colonel
JacssOn,) will defend the right OF the city
with 1000 men. Tn first post of honor is on
the left, one mile in advance of us. Our boys
are anxious for the Yankees to come so that
we can show them a southern trick. We have
orders to die at our post if necessary. We
will prove worthy the trust and, send you the
news of the victory when the fight is over.
9 Sc SemPsT tyranHUs." Yours, etc., 4.
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e. The Huntsville .6drOcaie Of the oath
understands that The call for 5000 troops on
Alabama has been already filled. Two regi-
ments were ready when the call was received;
they were accepted, and the governors proc
lsma.ioB issued for 5000. The two regiments
were armed by the State-Wood's and
Canty's.
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Interesting Particulars.

A correspondent Of the Petersburg Express,
writing from Bull run, on the day after the
fight, gives the following particulars
About IL O'Clock A. N. the enemy opened
upon US with shot and shell, which passed in
rather closa proximity over our heads, az we
stood in line awaiting our commanders orders.
Under cover Of tue artillery the enemy's in
fantry approached TO the opposite side Of the
rayine. A bugle gave notice Of their approach,
and our akirmishers opened fire. They return
ed v0ileY after volley, our commander, Colonel
Moore, being among the first of the wounded,
receiving a stray ball in his arm, breaking the
hone, / think. We then received orders from
Lieut. Col. Fry, upon whom the command de-
yolVed, to advance, and rushed down the hill
with aiaeTity to the brink Of the run, receiving
a hot fire, which wounded several of our men.
We returned the fire with interest, but through
a misunderstanding some one gave The order
to retreat, and for an instant a little confusion
ensued, when our gallant Major Skinner gal
Hoped in front Of The men, and with a flourish
of his long saber, cried out "folloW me boys"
Never were words used with such magic effect.
The major was in front of company c, (ths
Montgomery Guards and called upon them to
follow him, which they did with A rush and q
shout. The war cry "Faugah Ballagh" ran
along the line, and down they went to the
charge. We were forbidden to cross the run,
aud had to watch our chance to pop the Yam
kee invaders, who had scampered off to the
top Of the bill upon our approach, from which
cover they fred upon orr boys.
BY this time the enemy had brOughtsome ar
tillery to bear upon the rayins, and were pour
ing grape upon Us, which, through Gods prov
idence, did us little harm. At this juncture,
that splendid corps from New Orleans, "The
Washington Artillery" cane galloping up the
roac, aud in an Incredible short time had
opened fire on our sssailants, who soon Te-
treated, and we were ordered out Of theTsvine
and formed on the eastern side OF the field,
where we we're allowed to stretch ourselves
under the shade Of the trees bordering the
field, and never was rest EoTe delightful. We
had been actively engaged for nearly three
hours, and az it was an entirely new business
to many OF u5 We we're nearly exhausted.
Their batteries now began again, but were
silenced by our Washington Artillery,
who poured a most deadly fire into the ranks. (
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ARHs.-Goyernor Moore, Of Alabama, has
issued a proclamation requiring all persons
having muskets, rifles or other old arms Of the
State in their possession to hand them over to
the Sheriff Of each county. The State viii re-
pair them for service, and convert the flint
into percussion locks. There are many such
arms over the State 10 private hands. Volun-
teer companies rendered and accepted for ser
vice are net required to give up their guns if
they have any.
G-The Richmond Wing of Monday last
states that Col. Loring, of the late United
States army, was, on Saturday, appoined by
President Davis brigadier-genera Of the Con-
federate States, and entrusted with the com
mand Of the division lately under Gen. Gar
nett.
~ The N. o. True Delta says: Our ex-
changes report four deaths from yellow fever
on board the brig H. c. Perry, which arrived
at quarantine on the 14.h from Mantanzas,
Cuba.
Eg%The Dayton (Ohio) Enquirer says that
nine-tenths Of the Democrats and four-ffths
of the Democratic press of that State are OPP
posed to the desPOtic measures Of the Lincoln
government.
%" The Austin Gazette learns from the
adju, ant-general, that in few days there
will be over 1900 men in camps of instruc-
ton in Texas.
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TIT ENsFER OF II ARKANSAS
TROOPS AND ARMS.

. 49, 80 - y ~
TH0UPs AND ARMS.
The ArsaRss State Gazette publishes the
terms Of the transfer Of the State troops TO
the Confederate Government, from which we
learn that the whole Of The organized force
now constituting the provisional army Of Ar
kansas is transferred to the authority Of the
Confederate Government, on the condition
that .he men are willing to the transfer. The
question ig to be submitted TO the troops, and
each man who declines Confederate service
is 20 Be discharged and his place sup
piled By recruits who win be invited to take
the vacant places. Tde use and control Of The
arms and munitions Of war now IN the service
Of the troops Of the State, and such o'hcr
arms and munitions as may hereafter be
deemed necessary to be transferred, was also
passed, The Safe retaining Rsr proper = in the
arms, and he Confederate Government stipu-
Iating 70 Tslarn them OF their equivalent at the
close O. the ser.
All The Comn.sssry and Ql8Ttermsster sup
plies belonging to the STATE troops are trans
ferred to tie Confederate Government, and toe
State agrees to furnish the transferred troops
with an oztft and the transportation necessary
for field service, the Confederate Government
agreeing to refund to the State all the money
expended or TO BE- expended in the outfit and
transportation. The State agrees to furnhh to
the transferred troops the clothing prescribed
BY the regulations OF The army Of the COnfed-
crate States during the period Of their enlist
msnt, and The Government Of the Confederate
States agrees 20 Fay to the State Of Arkansas
tie amount so expended at the regular com
mutation rates.
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F0R SALE AT GILBERT, ANDREWS s. co.'s, 2ss
IL Main street
200 Double Barrel SHOT GUNS,
80 RIFLES,
so Cavalry SWORDS.
Lruta II u-I-r.La nina I.nL-rw
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1fW advertisements.
lTTEHTiga, IEATuER1T9E GTsRRSl
E ORDER No &

YOU are hereby Commanded 70 meet q your Arnory
L at O'Clock THIS EVENISG, July q, on business
OF Importance. b order Of the Captain.
jy2j-dt T A HsWEER n G
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SHOT GUgS, RIFLES AND SWORDS !

We are authorized 10 announeo JOHN MCSNIrH as
a czzdIdzts for Constable OF the Fourteenth Civil Dis-
tricf. at ths ensuing a~isction. July 21th. ivle-tes
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SUNDAY A DAY OF BATTLEs'

SUNDAY A DaY OF BATTLES.
General ScoTr is said 10 be partial to Sun
| dsy as a day of battle, and to have selected
that dav on more occasions than at Manassas
for his great engagements. 4 contemporary
SAYS the great battle Of Barnet was fought on
Easter Sunday, April IA, 1471. The battle Of
| Valid, or LafsId, near Maessricht, was Tough
on Sunday, tie ID of July, 1851. The PENN
snla was fruitful in Sunday fighting. The
second battle in Portugal, that in F.miera, was
fought on Sunday, 3Ist Of August, 1903. The
battle OF Fueutus d'O1or was gained on Sun
daY, 5th of May, 1911. o. Sunday evening.
18Th Of January, 1912, Lord WELLIEGToN is
sued the brief but determined order that
=" Cuidad Rodrigo must be carried by assault
this evening at 7 O'clock" The battle Of
Orthes was fought on Sunday, the 9th of
February, 1914, AID that OF Toulouse, the last
general action Of the Peninsula war, occurred
on Easter Sunday, the 10Th Of April following
The battle of Waterloo was also decided on
Sunday, the 18th Of June, 1915. The second
Burmese war afforded two examples-Easter
Sunday, the 18th of April, 1852, the attack
on the lines OF defense at RaHgOon, and the
attack and capture of Pegu, on Sunday, the
2lst OF November, 1852. The victory Of
Inkermann was achieved on Sunday, he 9th
of November, 1854 and, to crown the whole,
it was on Sunday, the 10Th Of May, 1851,
that the terrible Indian mutiny broke out at
Meerut.
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Enaa HRRgaR.

THAT desiTEble three story and attic Brick -
L House on he southeast corner Of Third ss1
ard Washington streets. Il has lately been @siiIl
put In thorough repair To 4 gsoa and prompt nl
tenant it will be rented upon accommodating terms.
Apply to CSC. ". L. CROOK
Insurance Agent, Telegraph Building.
iv25.1w
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LADIES' GOODS At FRlTAlESALE,

BY GILBERT, ANDREWS & CO., 2s2 Main Street
EOR a few days-Baregas Lawns, Linens, Embroid-
Il cry, H~Oo2-Skir s, 10 Iery Whalebone Buttons,
HanaEsTchisfs, cts, etc.
NECalI soon and &c. bargsins. ir2s-Ia
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AK ADMissIoE.-Tbe New York Times, of
the 18th, admits that the European nations
have "the best evidence that our blockade is
not such as International law demands, and
that they are released from all obligations to
respect it.D
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o. BREACH OF N~EUTaALITY LAws."- IN
der this caption the Montreal .f9Uertiser calls
tie attention Of the authorities to tie fact that
a hardware house in Montreal has contracted
with the United States government to supply
if with 100000 stand q arms, which are to be
manufactured IN Germany and delivered at
Montreal.
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c=A Yorktown letter says Gen. Mdgruder
is alive to the 5efenses Of the peninsula, and is
concentrating heavy bodies Of troops throwing
AZ strong works.
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AN OHIO RssEL.-We clip th. following

AN OHIO REBEL.-We clip the following
from the Dayton (Ohio) Empire {:
While we do not wish to be considered in
~trusive, we woHld suggest to those who are to
do the "hanging'' for the Rep blicans, that
they had better commence pre- ty sOon, as the
advocates for peace are becoming so numerous
that they will not have hemp enough in the
country to complete the JOB.
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A TIMELY n IMPORTANT DIsCoyERY--
The Savannah Republican Of Monday says ::
Friday last, as a merchant of this city was
examining the contents of a bonded warehouse,
be came across several boxes marked "Dia-
mond B." that had bee. lying there uncalled
for since early in the spring. Upon Further
examination, they were found to contain half
a million Of the first quality percussion caps,
such az are used in the army. Two other
boxer upon being opened, revealed a large
quantity of patent friction primers. These
articles have come toIight in the very nick Of
time, and we learn they viii be taken posses
sion Of and jddiciously distributed by the
military c~onmandant of this post.
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For Constable.

4 Z SOFF is candida for Constable in the Four
tselih Civil District Election Saturday, July 9Th.
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A Chance fer Active Service.
Il Rangers.

HAVING beeH suthoriz7d by Governor Harris 10
II raise a Battalion Of Mounted Rangers for the war,
/ desire 10 enlist i've hundred sble-bOdied men. mount
ed AID equipped with such arms as they can procure
(Sbet guns and pistols preiersblel suitable 20 tne ser
wee. Those wao cannot entirely equi1 tnsmsel YES viii
be furnished arns by he state. When mustered in.
a valuation o. the property IN h0-g Is and arms will be
mad and the amOaat creuited 70 the volunteers.
Those wishing 90 enlist are requested to report ITEM
selves to me at tho Gsyoso House. where quarters will
be assigned thea until such time as the Battalion is
raised. II. Il. FORREST
J2 -lI Lieut. Col. p A. Tenn.
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WILL GENERAL GREELEK Back
HnWN.

DOWN
Since the late battle at Manassas, the follow
ing pregnant paragraph from the pen of Brig
adier-G General GREELEY, the steel-Pen warrior
Of the New York Tribute, may present some
roomf for interesting speculation:
There is 10 need Of a long war, no chance
for it, unless Policy and Craft will SO have 1t.
Let fifty thousand of defenders Of the Union
beat as many rebels in fair battle, and the war
will be substantially ended, There will re-
main skirmishes aud ambu5cades, and a few
cOwardly shots at sentinels; but assassination
is not war.
If, as we rejoice to herr, Gen. Scott is now
ready to try conclusions with JEFF. Davis and
Besuregsrd, the war is near is end. We say
this in no boastiuI spirit, we concrde the pos
sibliity Of the rebels proving the stronger
party, but If they do, let US frankly W 1t,
and promptly arrest the waDton efuslon Of
blood. And if they cannot keep the field
against US, they will DO likewise.
More than fifty thousand defenders Of The
Union . have already met far less than their
number in the feld-SCoTT has "tried conclu-
sio1s f" with DAVIS, and we are anxious 10
know il the white-coated philosopher OF
Spruce street is willing to stand to his word'
and, as the advocate OF peace, regard the wal
az " near its end" We shall see.
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OoAkECIION.-hn eTTOr OccuIIeu TO UuI puU-
LEGATION OF Gov. Harris letter yesterday, to
which we would call attention. The third line
Of the third paragraph should have read emil
itary operatiOHS," ETC., instead of "military
appropriations, (" as printed.
e A Texas paper asserts that -four is
selling in San Antonio at $50 per hundred,
aud thinks corn will be selling very soon in
the State at twenty-five cents q basbel.
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We are authorized 70 anuoun-o VI. R. SMITH for
in the F0u teeoth Civil district, ct the ensu-
ing election. ivaf-fea
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CnnsfRhla.

BOB ARMSTRONG, sign painter, is q candidate for
Constable Of TIE Fourteenth Civil District, Election
! 9Th July. jycLtes
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MOVEMENTS IN WESTERN virgo

A dispatch from KaRawha to Richmond, on
the I6sb, stated that there were 1000 federal
troops nineteen miles below Charleston, Gov
WISE within three miles of them, with about
5000, expecting an attack hourly. Capt.
Books Virginia cavalry attacked an advance
quad and killed ten without losing a man, but
lost tgs horses and one man wounded slightly.
LEADl Lead LEAD!-We would most
earnestly call tue attention Of southern people,
says the Richmond Wing, to the Importance Of
increasing the quantity of lead. There are
large quantities Of this metal in various parts
Of Virginia and other Southern States. 1t is
only necessary to be known that there is a
demand for every pound that can be got. In
dividuals cannot employ their means more
proftably than by working Of lead mines The
Boomer they DO it the better for them and their
country. We cannot kill all the Yankees
without the help Of lead. Steel will do very
well for those who will stand close quarters.
But there are a great many Of them who zeal
culats'' On keeping at a respectful distance
and picking US of at '1ong taw." We must
have lead for them.
All papers in the State, aud in other South
ern States, are requested to call the attention
Of their readers to this subject.
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J. ". SE4EP Is a caadi5ats for Dserate to the Con
fedsrste Congress, IRON the Tenth District 81 Tennes-
see. Election August 1T. fv2Ltes
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17
Il FLOUR,
SORK, BEEF AMI. HAMS;

e ser .COFFEES all kinds
ltr71sI,hd and Brown SUGA
JtaNnASIp6IN f. and CLAREE,t, ..... ,,,,,5s
70 of the best and most faYorite oranus:,5
All Love articles havebeeIi recently purchase
and seietrs with the greatest care ana IS n9 9ters
~ Sesssa1S,e in business, the SUBSCRIBER natIeIa
}7olf ~ he wf5Sbe better able now than neTeG2-
rn To- - General satisfaction to all those VINO may
| be iisposed to give him a call -essN1rst.e
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17
z No, At6 Spruce stfeet aboVe IN = H4"-+a
! o. Afflicted and Unfortunate
a xxyord TO the Discouraged

TAR. ANDRUS, the original inventor Ie;1I5or
reformer and founder OF new pf'"clples |
!, the practice of Medicine can be conSul'eu
NV letter only, by addressing Df, ienry
Apdrus. New Orleans, La, and Mcu,cf Hos
Will be forwarded 10y Mail free OF charge =, ior
a trial 20 any Postofiice in the Union; ne "'ele
IN all cases of Consumption ana nervous
Debility. Scrolula and all kheumo'c'
parolytic and Mercurial Affections, Diseases
Of the Hip and Spine, Kidneys and hianuer'
Gravel, Dropsy etc, safe and speedy cn!e'
Female Weakness, Suppression irreSuiN lt'es
and All Diseases of the Womb structures
IN the Urethra, Fismla and Piles, remeu''o
without the use of Instruments or banuaS'S;
Amer twenty years of personal and pro'ess''h Ia
cvnerience ne can state that II" person u"
7 the world can cnrc those Diseases with hllhoio'
ar Vegetable Medicine alonc' there never
was ono Chronic Disease treated r'gh' o'
nsS,erlv at the Charity Hospital IN thus c'ty
ngJ the head aud pride of the Medlcal
sTnculty have charge OF 1t. lie uses ne
Mineral Medicine; his remedies enoo.e t'''
mos, debiiitated to ENJOY as great pcrieCuoI
.of health while taking Medicine as a at c any
neriod of their lives. noNr-ll