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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-08-29
CAPT. GIBBS COMPANY.

KHled-J. Stamper Cannon, Jonathan Osborne, Job s. Neil and Patrick H. House. Wounded-lst sergt, Rob't s. Neill, in thigh. 2d serg't, Henry Egner, in knee. 3d corp'l, Jefferson Stone, in leg. Bugler, Joe Munvier, in foot. Anderson Cole, in arm John Garrett, mortally (since dead). John Henderson, in knee. Wm. A. killingsworth, in leg. Alex. Lyle, in leg. Andrew J. Lyle, in leg. Marcus D. Leneare, in arm. Alfred Page, in hip. Peter 0. Thereatt, leg broken. Selden M. Weaver, in arm. 3d Lieut., c. P. Head, in shoulder. Missing-William Golfer and Jarrett Kendall. 2d Regiment Cavalry Commanded by
 Col. DeRosey Carroll.
 CAPT. cARRoLL's COMPANY A. Mssing-Bush.
 CAPT. LEWIS COMPANY B. Kulcd-Serg't R. c. James, John Benge. Wounded-John B. Hearn, slightly.
 B. F. Gardner, mortally.
 CAPT. ARMsTRoNG's COMPANY c. Wounded-Wesley Clay, mortally.
 Marion Dunlap, slightly
 CAPT. PERKINS COMPANY D. Wounded-P B. Wells, slightly
 B. F. Walker, slightly
 W. J. Spivey, slightly.
 CAPT. NJ KIsICK's COMPANY F. Wounded-J. Carroll, Corp't, badly.
 5. A. Jefferson, badly.
 w. Haselet, badly.
 CAPT. WALKERS COMPANY G. Wounded-Capt Walker, badly; John Smith, John 2. Allstott, Thos. Crawford, Wm. Donaldson.
 CAPT. PARKS COMPANY II. Killed-Corpl Isaac Patterson. Wounded-Wm. Young, c. A. Crawford, (yol.) Missing-S. B. Horsea. CAPT. wITHERs' COMPANY r. KiHed--Corp'l Peyton F. Dennng, w. L. Hare Iotal-5 killed, IT wounded, and missing Killed, wounded and missing in Sd regiment, III 4th regiment not engaged. Killed, wounded and missing in 5th regiment, Is Total killed, wounded and missing, l5O 5th Regiment-Commande by Col. T. P.
 Dockery.
 wHALINGs' COMPANY. Wounded-W. J. Johnson slightly
 DIsMUKEs' COMPANY. Wounded-James Key, slightly.
 LAwRENCE'S COMPANY. MNed-Glmer Faulkner and H. A. McCuloch. Wounded-John Dawphet and R. D. Sadler
 DowD's COMPANY. Wounded-P. T. Cockner, J. C.. Ray, Rob't Tate, Joseph Gooday and Saml Gooday.
 TITswoRTH's COMPANY. Killed-Rchard Fort. Wounded-Alex. Hagler and James Hart.
 FIELD AND STAFF. Wounded Lieut.. Col. Neal, mortally. Total-3 killed, and l2 wounded. Regiment. commanded by Col. John R.
 Gratlot.
 CAPT. SPARKS COMPANY A. Killed-1st Lieut.. Jos. J. Walton, Privates J. C.. Emmett, D. Holderly, R. Woodson, l.. D. Harper, Meyer Levy and H. Gorcheax. Wounded d-Sergt T. o. Harris, dangerously.
 B. Tarburton, dangerously.
 w. C. Hickman, dangerously.
 J. Eager, dangerously.
 J. Bruce, slightly.
 H. c. Dunn, slightly.
 A. Page, slightly.
 H. L. Ray, slightly.
 n oI.-
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OFFICIAL REPORT

Of killed, wounded and missing, at the Battle of Oak Hills, Aug. 10th, Near Springfield, Mo.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-08-29
,l. Churchill's Regiment of Mounted
 Rinemen.
STAFF OFFICERS.

James Harper, Adjutant, mortaly wounded, since dead.
 TT. Roberts, sergt Major, severely wounded in the shoulder.
 A. II. Scyier, Vol. Aid, severely wounded in the breast.
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CAPT. GRIFFITH's COMPANY F.

CAPT. GRIFFITH's COMPANY E. Kiued-Henry vaught and R. J. McClyter. Wounded-Lieut. Inge, slightly.
 J. M. Brewer, slightly. J.W. Howell, slightly. J. A. Lemons, slightly. T. M. Smith, slightly.
 B. H. Griffith, slightly. Eli Turnbaugh, slightly. R. w. Knight, slightly.
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CAPT. wooDRUFF's ARTILLERY.

CAPT. wOODRUFFs ARTILLERY. Ki1ed-1st Lieut.. Omer R. Weaver and Private
 " William Carver.
 Wounded w. H. Byler, dangerously (died since.)
 Richard Byrd, dangerously.
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FIELD AND STAFF.

KiHed-Qr. Master J. M Simms. Wounded-Major John Ward, dangerously.
 Elias Moore, commissary, dangerously Grand 7otal-26 killed, 94 wounded.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-08-29

J. kannaday, slightly.
 J. Harris, slightly.
 S. A. Hagus, slightly.
 G. Thomas, slightly
 J. Willard, musican slightly
 J. c. Reed, musician, slightly
 CAPT. HARr'S COMPANY B. Killed-M. L. Langston, w. H. Wilson and - Parker. Wounded-Thos. II. Smms, dangerously.
 Wm. Il. Worsham, dangerously.
 Homer Cross dangerously.
 Wiley Stenson, dangerously.
 S c. Allen, dangerously.
 A. L. Warner, dangerously.
 c. D. Britt, dangerously.
 w. B. Phillips, dangerously
 Wm Kidd, slightly.
 James T. Reynolds, slightly.
 Daniel Hawks, slightly.
 Ed Alexander, slightly.
 CAPT. KINGS COMPANY. KiHed-Lieut J. V. Blackard, J. w. Lowell, vol. Wounded-J. N. Brown, mortally.
 J. H. Grace, mortally.
 James Farmer, mortally.
 James Poleet, mortally.
 Robert Manly, slightly. M. V. Hall, slightly.
 R. L. Mays, slightly.
 John Warren, slightly.
 J. w. Butts, teamster, slightly.
 BUCHANAN's COMPANY Wounded-Jacob Pyatt, mortally.
 T. Pyatt, slightly
 William Crawford, slightly.
 William Evans, slightly.
 G. l.. Washington, slightly. sTUART's COMPANY, ARTILLERY, ARMED AS INFANTRY. Klled-Corp1 M. West and - Vaughn. Wounded-Sergt w. s. Vincent, slightly.
 Lewis Graf, slightly.
 William Coleman, slightly.
 F. T. Lowe, slightly.
 Richard LawleSs, slightly.
 Corp'l s. Montgomery, slightly. James King, slightly.
 Lieut.. F. M. Sanger, slightly.
 J. M. Clem, slightly.
 CAPT. wooDRUFF's ARTILLERY. Ki1ed-lst Lieut. Omer R. Weaver and Private / William Carver. Wounded-W. H Byler, dangerously. (ded since.) Richard Byrd, dangerously.
 FIELD AND STAFF. Kiued-Qr Master J. M. Simms. Wounded-Maor John Ward, dangerously.
 Elias Moore, commissary, dangerously. Grand 7otal-26 killed, S4 wounded.
 CAPT. BROWNS COMPANY c. Kiled-Capt. H. T. Brown; privates James Ad- kins and D. B. Carr. Wousded-John A. Clark, slightly.
 Sergt J. Neil, slightly.
 H. H. Marean, slightly.
 Geo. K Clark, slightly.
 John H. Dishaso, slightly. Corp'l J. L. Whitfield, slightly. Serg't John Wallace, slightly
 T. Davis, slightly. K. Howard, slightly. CAPT. BELLS COMPANY c. Killed -C Capt. s. R. Bell, serg't Wm. Brown, Martin Hawkins and Thomas Neal. Wounded-M. Henry, slightly. J. Neal, slightly. Wm. Williams, slightly. Nick Wax, slightly.
 T. Robinson, slightly.
 Jeff Pollard, slightly H. Smith, slightly. Missing-George House. CAPT. CoRCoRAN's COMPANY J. Wounded-Lieut. Donaho, slightly.
 Private McCarty, slighly. Corp' Kirby, slightly
 Capt Corcoran, slightly.
 o.nr c,rpu1rr'c CoMp,Ny
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2d Regiment Cavalry Commanded by
 Col. DeRoseY Carroll.
CAPT. LEWIS COMPANY B

CAPT. CARROLL $ COMPANY A. Missing-Bush.
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CAPT. BELLS COMPANY c
CAPT. CoRcoRAN's COMPANY J.

Wounded-Lieut Donaho, slightly. Private McCarty, slighly. Corp'l Kirby, slightly.
 Capt Corcoran, slightly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-08-29

Killcd-Serg't R. c. James, John Benge. Wounded-John B. Hearn, slightly.
 B. F. Gardner, mortally.
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CAPT. WALKERS COMPANY c.

Wounded-Capt. Walker, badly; John Smith, John ss Allstott, Thos. Crawford, Wm. Donaldson.
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Garainer's Rheumatic aud Neuralgia
...Ial 4.

sUGReure for rheumatism ari Neuralgia In m worst
form. The grci horribly certify that they have
used Girdnur's rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound for
the cure OF Iieuat.in aud Neuralgia and have IA everi
ease found immediate anil prrumntit ricL W" nave mn
confidence in IL hrns qualities, aud aud wund ueommchd
Il 10 all arU afflicted with these Harvesting Diseases s
one Of the safest and medicines ccri TO the pub
lie, $50
Hancock Jr % South Market st, Boston; W. H. Allen,
Bostun Henry ia ~ Souh Market st, boston; sam
Wales. IT, CITY Hotel, Boston; Grl H. rlummer Mc'errk
suuart Etst Bpstlu llyuy D. Gardiner Webster -, East
Hstou Abram NtSs, Webster Il, Boston, Capt Chts e.
Doiyer, last Boston.
The best medicine for the disease ever saw Cha' A.
smith, No Ola state House RoStun.
Have uihctcI with rheumatism In Its Worsttorn ana
entirely cured By the OF Que bottle. A. w hr ca
Matthews luIhling Commercial II, hoston
0arlncrs Rheumatic aud ,ruralst Compound ht'enurs
is rastve me from suIsrn uf several Nrs standing w
\ IIalssins, No 1 Ola state House Boston
After suffering with rheumatism for twenty wears WIS
entirely cured by the bottles OF Gard nors Rhru
matte and Neuralgia Compound Norman I. Ayers, 20
Franklin Stret hostpu
The Rheu;atic aud NrurAsr compound has been taken
nv hundreds Of people tor Scrnlous Homors with great
benefit IL may given 10 children with perfect safety
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Principal liepot-SI hiiby -, Boston. No e rcnul-
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For sale hy John W, Moorr, Bellows Falls; |. y, Thorn
Rr,ttlcboro John y Weeks, Brtnden; Pond & Morse
Frances Fem Iuand; aud apothceares generally. 81 %
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Valuable Recipes.

STEAMED INDIAN PUDDiNG.--Two
cups full OF sweet milk one tablespoonful
OF molasses, two eggs, one teaspoouful of
soda, two cupsfu of Indian meal, one of
flour, and one of dried currants. or other
fruits, all thoroughly mixed. Have a tin
dish ready, into which pour the batter
Set ii in steamer, and cook il an hour and
half Send it to The table hot and serve
with any good sauce.
WHIGs.-Half pound of butter, the
same of sugar, six eggs, two pounds of flour,
pint OF milk, gill of yeast aud little
salt. Melt the butter in the milk, and pour
into The flour. Beat the sugar and eggs
together and stir in. Add the yeast last.
and be careful to mix the whole very thor
oughly. Bake in hearts and rounds, or in
muffin rings.
COLD SLAw.--Yolks Of two eggs, one
tablespoonful Of mustard little salt. two
tablespOonfuls of vinegar if cream is not
used, little butter rubbed ia flour; cut the
cabbage very fine beat the mixture and
pour on hot.
ArPLE PUDDING.-Take one quart
siewed apples, IA 10. butter, four eags.
some grated bread, nutmeg, little rose
water. Sweeten to taste, bake in puff pans.
To DAVE orr MosouIToEs.-Ever
body j. interested TO know how TO drive of
mosquitoes Camphor is the most power
fol agent A eamphor bag hung up in an
open easement will prove an effre,nal bar
rier to their entrance. Camphorated spir-
ats applied as perfume TO the face and hands
viii prove an eifectual preventive: but
when bitten by them, aromatic vinegar !.
the best aniidoie.
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Cheshire Railroad.

yTINTER ARRANG EMENT.-0n and MONDAY
w Nov. q, 1853, Trains will ran as folio
MOVING EAST-Iaaye
Bellows Falls at 30 A. NJ and % =. Nj; Khene at $40
A. NJ and % M.-and arrive at fitchburg at ZOO NJ
and 5.l2 NJ. Boston At 80 and AS z. M. Woress"
at 2 % and 100 2. VI.
MOVING " ESr.-I.eave
Boston 80 and llO0 A. NJ. Fitehburgh at 9.45 A.
and l0 p. NJ Keene, IL 80 A. NJ aud 40 T. VI and
rive Bellows Fails at 1928 and 40 NJ; Windsor 81
and IS z. NJ Rutland 255 and 500 F. NJ burlington.
600P.M
Trains Conner as f6ilotcSs
Up train at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND& BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland, Burlington Montreal, 0gdens-
burgh, Albany, Troy Saratoga Springs Schenectady
the West
Also, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor, White
River Junction. burlington Ogleusburg Montreal, st.
Jehnsbury, &c, via. VT. CENTRAL, PASSUMPSIC, and
VERMONT & CANADA ROADS, sc. Both trains make
direct connection via VT CENTRAL R. r. for all poin Is
north.
DolcH Trains Connect al Fitchbprgh
with Trains Pitchburgh Worcester r. for Worcester
Norwich Providence and New York City.
And at Gruton junction with trains Of Worcester Nash.
ua r. for Nashua aud Concord and with Trains
Brook r. X for Lowell. Lawrence. &c.
Tickets for all points West may be any STATEN
on Cheshire Railroad aud baggage will be checked through
to Buffalo or Suspension Bridge
superintendent Office, Keeue, N H. Nov. Is, 1853.
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n EW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON RAILROAD
On and ate Monday, June3, 1851 Trains will run
follows -
Leave Northampton $50 Mail and Passenger Train
for New Haven and New York l06 Accomu oda,ion
for New Haven and New York $50 p Accommodation
Train for WestheId
Leave New Haven for Northampton, Accommodation at
1GG m, connecting with train Conn River Il. Il.
the North % p M, Mail and Passenger, arrival Of
flo M train from New York, connecting at Westeld
direct for Albany aud the West.
Leave Westfed Is for Northampton arrival Of
train from Albany
Connections at Northampton with Conn River r. r at
Neshed, Western Railroad Painye Providence Hart
Lrd and tshkl " r. at New Haven with New York aud
New HaYen X New Haven, New London and Stonping
ton IL and New Haven, Hartford and Springfield Il. X.
Tickets sold aud Baggage checked to all principal points
West.
Freight forwarded with equal dispatch by Express.
CHAS. n. YEAMANS ,Supt
Westfeld, June l. 1861. "a
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VT. Valley Railroad.

NOTICE and after MONDAY. May 20, ls6i Past
sengor TRAINS wall leave bellows Falls for BrattboFo
at 80 A. NJ aud LIB 2. NJ and returning leave Brattlebo
no at 1905 A, NJ. aud IS p VI.
Freight Train leaves Bellows Falls at 6l5 A. NJ anu brat
tleb0ru at s. T.. NJ.
with the Mass, aud Connecticut river Railroads. TO
Springfield Hartford New Haven aud BRIDGEPORT, direct TO
New ork. On the North with the Rutland burlington,
sullivan Vt. Central Vermont Canada onLeeueut and
psssumpi c Rivers Railroads forming dcct communication
with whitehall Saratoga and Schenectady st JohusnTy
aud White Mountains, Burlington and Rouses Paint, og
drnsburx and Montreal Nj SL0AT, Sup't.
April -, 1860. Il
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DIR. IA CRO!x'S

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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON R. r.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.

aNand after Monday, april 20, 1851 Trains will run
W a follows to Wit
MOVING SOUTH,
Leave Burlington, 30 and II O5 A NJ, and 900 P.
Arrive at Rutland, u NJ 10 and I'D 7 NJ
Leave Rutland, 5.25 A. VI. and IL 10 7. NJ
Arrived Bellows Falls, 80 \. NJ. 2.35 Pm
MOVING NORTH,
Leave BelowsFa 1925 and5 80 Pm
Arrive at iu land $50 and 90 z. Nj.
Leave Ruta d 2 20 aud 3 80 A. III, and * p. NJ.
Arrive at 81 ungton 80 and 80 NJ and 6Uo T. NJ
At Burlington. Trains connect With Lake Champhin
sand Trains Vernon Contra Road Rutl-
and will Trains for Troy Albany aud
springs Schenectady ,andthe West AtBeows Falls with
Trains othe Cheshire Road Fitchburg Worcester Low
ell and Boston. With Vt. Valley oadfor Bratteburo,
Springfield Hartford New Haven and New York And
with Sullivan RoadtOr Windsor WhtcRy JUNCTION nd
the White Mountains.
1-r Passengers going West, will find thi the cheapest
nd mos Ttcketsand all Hecessafy !nforma-
tion. ca ube had Atthe Bellows Falls Tick tofice
h. .CuAPIN Superintendent.
RUTLAND April %, 1861. 10
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MRS. WILSON'S
C O G O A N u T OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing is put M in large bottles,
and reails for ~ cts per battle, aud or dressing the
hair u any person, young Old there equal in
the world It will make the hair everything you wish
to he, and moreover it has perfume that is Infinitely
superior any Of the fashionable extracts either foreign
American, which alone should entitle 1t to place on
every lady's toilet table.
Use the Regeneration before retiring night, and
In the morning apply little Of the Dressing, and
hair will he hfelike in color and beauty.
Use nothing hair hat these preparations, aud
use these according 10 directions, aud you
a gnod healthy head of hair.
Manufactured and soil at wholesale by Henry p VII.
son Co, Manchester, il.,to whom an letters should
be addressed
Sold in Bellows Falls by O. y. WOODS
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AZ 80 oR nRArITrnE.

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The Guide and Guard
FOR EVERY ONE.

IteNposrs all the Iumbuss aud the varo Tricks to en-
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aud Rouges todnpe every Itsus the unwary tru III
life aud shows every swnlle Of the age shows how
all kinds Of FOOL Medicines, liquors ools are uiter
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AT I'hica, y. Y, on the 9th ult. a
young man named Cornell, 19 years Oil.
having formed an engagement with a Girl
only IL, and : cruel parents on both sides
opposing the marriage al present, the love
cracked fellow shot his befrolhed. causing
instant death. and then drowned himself.
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Railrou0e.
SULLIVAN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC. 40, 1861, rNAl'
W will run az tJiloNfi

nN AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC' AV' AeoV' AN
" will run az i1lloNti
SS g u 81 rm~ n n
The Morning Train will leave Windsor az T. To- A. "
connecting with trains Montreal and ugdehsbuEh'
GGreuuI at Il a. aud CharlestoMn at IS A. NJ. e"h'V
ti.ua at below tuils with Cheshire kaihundtor bos"h
lIand Worcester aud with Vermont valley Naho"u
tor Springfield arriving at NV Nulk at 100 ~.
the Man rraiu viii leave iudsol at l21o y NJ toi on
arrival OF Tram, Montreal ogdcusbursh hatt"n anu
Iitt.etol UlareulUht 10, aud Gharcsto"hat Loo
Nj connecting bellows FALL with Cheshire al oao ior
Bostut, Worcester SC, with Vermont NaeA 'nfuiu
for Springfield arriving at New YORK at II ~ = u
aud with Iiutlaud aud burlington Railruad'
N=AJ 81 u Ex IA n Il a
The Mail Train in leave bellows Falli ,Ghafr
towuut 2II GareinOn It ll6t Nj connttul Nh"
With Vt Central aIruad Tor Montpelier burlington
Rouse Point MoutlrUl % siensburph @c,ahdat Nm
River function with tassumpSi' airoHt Tor VEN ,Nf
Littletou 81. Johhsbury Barton, ahdthe hh't' Aoa"
taus =, - 49,.
The evening Train willleAye Believe Fall al o40leh
arrival of trains rstou aud New York; Charltsto"h
at 10 and Clarvnon at $40. +. VI connecting a. Wind
sor with Vermont Central GSilrOad Tor Montpelier burning
ton REFUSES Point, Montreal, ogdtmSburgh' Ne
EDNAEp THOMPSON, sup't.
,,h.,t.t,vr N II 40 Ia. lltO II
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MEDICAL AND CHEMICAL
REFORM.
"A dvic q Ere e.
NeW-YOrk Benevolent Infirmary, Established 1856,


New-YOrk Benevolent Infirmary, Established 1856,
Nd devoted to the of Medical Reform to the diff
n fusion OF MEDICAL knowledge for the prevention of de
and TO the relief of those suffering and afflicted with Chronic
and teTent Disorders. 10 this this lnfrmary IL
doFel enable the sick aud suffering throughout the
length and br 18th of our land avoid the Poisonous Drugs
Exoron and ignorance OF Professed Physicians through
which thousands and tens Of thousands annually perish
The following of the diseases cure, not only
At the lnhrmary bat ia all parts of our country
Cunsumtion an Pulmonary Complaints Fever, Scrofula,
Dyspepsia Eye Ear diseases, Cancers and other TumOrs,
Iaundee aud Liver Complaint Seminal Weakness, and all
diseases of the Urinary and Sexual Organs from whatever
of whatever nature. object will be to give joy
to the afflicted by eecting ia ali speedy
Our rule is to charge nothing for advice and written pre-
ser'ptons but win furnish when requested the very best
medicines at the lowest rates.
These remedies prepar in laboratory under
the care of able Chemists and the most reliable known
to science, including all the recent discoveries.
To all addressing by letter containing full account
symptoms and appear of disease age occupation &c
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Any fees sent when sendiug for advice will be
voted TO furnish medicine for the poor nall mc-
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