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&.ALSAmIC CORDIAL
i ID in . very short time. Read the
Dr. aton,s InfnIstIie Cordial, for Child

mr.. aton,s InRnIstIie Cordial, for Child
rem fTeethiuR.
,,co,c IN lp TO eep and perhaps death your suf
,; rc;ons onesbut reliable and certain remedy for
.h s ~ infAnte life II will soften the gums, reduce in
sa+an and relieve sIl.pan and greatly facilitate the
process period Of teething WORKS Ee chI snB
healthy sleep light to tbs little SUFFERER ana Ieo 70
he ered mother conspate the bowels, because
contains NO AORPHLNEI epiate Of any kind iact
we are fully in stating cannot be sad OF any other
preservation nfanie complaints at this time before ne pup
IL INIT ia Quick and never aog remedy for Didrrh9G, Dis
snfsry and summer Complaint. Also, for Rid CoItc,
ypi0 in the o1sdc or Acidy, and Being powerful anti
Mothers should always have by them In cases OF
Ueiols especially when they purpose giving their chorn
sv of the other fashioned narcotics Of the days exceedingly
liable these fits Be warned and use none pu' r
Ra.ons Inantile CoIdial this only can you rely en-;
Soldby aSnS 49, ~ - Nsw yo-t
Blood Food
blood Foods
Blood PoOdI
To suffering from consumption, inc Pient or
so 5ebity 81 suy kind; mental nervous proatien
brouph an by any cause from scrouss complaints or from
Of the kidneys bladder and to ladies suffering any OF
the MANY distressing plants their are liable TO- and winch
engender consumption, the
BLOOD FOOD
4, offered ,s cesto re16s remedy Differing IN every
PPornbination Of IR6R, SULPHUR AND PH0SPHOHOUS,
az ev great WORTH hundreds bear glad and graeu
testimony 10 the benefits il has conferred on them
CHURCH DUPONT, 4O9 Broadway, New fork, arc .ne
os Of sYtele, and have in consequences OF
n atemue upon public changed the color Of the OUTSIDE
- Be very in buying to see tha Ihe lac
me Of their signature the outside OF the wrapper as Ell
others are counterfeit. o. J. WOOD co ST. Louis,
0an netso ~ Wholesale Agents for the West
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THE
ONLY DISCOVER x
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR

RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY
EANY since the great discovery of Prof Wood have at
VE tempted only initiate his restorative, but protest.
have discovered something that would produce results Identical
hut they have a gone, being carried away BY the
wonderful results Of Prof Woods preparation, and have been
the ed to its rsssess sway BEAD the
ingi- -, 49,, ..n.,, 1sth 1910
PRor O. J. woOD & Co.: GentsThs letter wrote S0u in
1s onoerpng your auable Restorative and VII thyou
have published this vicinity and elsewhere has se 70
inquiries touching me as In the case Ine
the communication second. 1t true Of all therein contained
third my hair still continue to be in good order ana Of
natural coor7 To all and do invariably yes MY
hair even better stage Of life for forty years
past more soft thrifty and better colored the same true OF
NV whskers only why is not generally true is
that the substance washed OF by frequent abuton OF the
face when used by wpng the tae IN close connec
ton with the wisker: the same result VIII ,OlU s % t
Of New England asking my hair still continues 70 De
good there much fraud IN the ana SAs o.
various compounds well this, has no doubt been nase
and been used only without An good enec out
absolute injury havenot used any OF your Oh any
account for months and yet my hair as good ever
hund eds have with SURPRISE as am now oil years
old and not gray head On my and TO prove
this fact you lock Of hair taken Oh the past week
raceved vour favor CT quart bottles last summer for
which am very grateful gave 1t to my friends and tsereoy
nducsd them e Try IT, many b Snysr success will
ask az favor that you send test by which can discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold BY many lar wtnou auln9r
Believe coed effects do not follow the failure caused
y ths impure article, which the inventor OF the good
dee inv duty heretofore to keep you appred OF the
egect on lair As assure who inquire Of Of
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain Gear Srs
yours, ,.,,prx r. a nv nv "a ISssi
The Restorative is put up bottles Of three Sizes viz large
@ ht+s The mediums hold al esst twenty per in
proportion the SMALL etails for ~ per ooe the
holds quart 20 per cent mere az Bro.dwsy
New York ia Market street, ST. Louis MO- and sold ny al
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers wnOesaleS oy
Even, kemdletOn q Cog ans feslleo Oy ICY
houEe in the United States. ueeAt-y
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Masonic TEMPIE.-We were pleased to meet a
very large concourse Of the Masons of Nashville
and vicinity in the Musical Hall of the Masonic
Temple opened and lighted up for the first time last
evening We were delighted to witness the fine APP
psarance of appointments Ind finish, and we could
but feel proud of the entire edifice as institution
of our city. Tue Musical Hall will take all the
Concerts. Operas, &c, from our Theatres; and for
beauty and finish it cannot be surpassed anywhere;
and the strength and durability of the entire block
cannot be longer doubted, as not crack or give
can be seen in any room from base to top We say
to our city friends go ard see the Masonic Temple
and be ready to attend the Concert next week, and
then they can be ready attend the party and sup
per soon TO come off there.
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southern Conrederaey 60 be H 41annnze

xou,.n cspfederacy TO be Recognized
The following letter is from Col H Be que
Senator of the French Empire 10 Froi' DuOoS'
0l south OarOlnA PARIS. January, H.
The news of the secession Of south Uarollna
it was first received with somewhat OF asS na IN
sentiment But reaction mas ta ar az aTnianation
uv v T bv M Gsierdet the former editor of the
Courier des Eats Unis of New YORK and OF your
correspondence that publlsneu anu
upon by several newspapers We 90 not see WY
South Carolina should not have Tue F Is " -
from the Union as well several Sta1es VI IN1y
haze done with their government You may be
sure that the policy of the Emperor is NOT ony 70
sympathize with oppressed nations but also 70
vent Intervention against them ; and that ne WIN
recognize your government soen as 1t Is regularly
organized and constituted.
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The OLD Latin poet said was the sweetest essuage
en for the cares Of NAM day we have an apow
the OF broken spirits pros
rate energies and debtsng influences Of both sexes rms
not when you that vain word we ues this sixr
revase the soganise1 functions and prosrssed ener
e,es c the human body despair and dependency
to the Winds socth the r itabe disposition 1t viii enec.
tuay dyspepsia kloOmness and mental
It bat in operaon-has brought sleep ana
rest many weary Sold by all respectable druggists
throughout the United States and Canada hklahf q Co..
sole Preprietors, New Orleans, La.
Bold also BY all Draggists IN Nashville
6ahe ,l,urs-r
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DIscHARGE OF GEoRGE HoOFER.-United States
Commissioner Bos1IcK, yesterday, after full hear
ing of the testimony in tie of George HOOPER,
mail agent on the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road, arrested few days since on the charge of
abstracting trasslock key from the post-offee in
this city, discharged the accused on the ground that
the evidence was not sufficient to require that he
should be sent on for further hearing before the
United States District Court
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ESCAPE OF FUGrTvE SLAvE.-on Friday evening
CHARLES PAINE, the fugitive slave taken from Cow
ington 8 few days ago by one of his owners, to
Cumberland, Tennessee, again succeeded in making
his escape 1t appears that in the hurry and hustle
of the arrival of the train at the Frankfort and
Louisville Railroad depot PAYNE managed to slip
off and minge among other negroes on the platform
and it is safe to suppose that by this time he has put
the Ohio river between his owners and himself.
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. ,.1s- szn,,n 4 ~ C.1,LnREN.

The fiery ordeal OF public opniSa about the and urs
superiority efficiency IN snythng 1t is especially 50
with all inventions dscOzeriet Money may bring ming
post acceptance This has strkngy verified in the case
through The ordeal and established itself in region where
introduced solely from Its intrinsic merit pretend to notn'
ing but what tons. alternatives diu
rec rsstOrtve and health giving cordial for, Though msd
cna effect is not 50 in taste, We say Try III soa
ali respectable druggists throughout the United States and
Canada J. WRIGHT co., sole proprietors, NeS Orleans
ieDS-ooNim
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DRY (iooDs TRADE OF NASHVILLE FOR THE SPRING OF
ls6I.-Much inquiry is being made relative to the
trade in Dry Goods for the approaching spring sea
son. and of the number and eharacterEof our Dry
Goods dealers at wholesale. We speak but what is
generally known when we say they are men occu-
plying the highest position and deservedy So as en-
terprising, reliable and responsible. We think we
can state also that the stocks of goods for the spring
trade will be, as heretofore full and satisfactory
and canal To the demand.
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DIPEHERIA.-This horrible and dangerous disease
may be easily arrested takeu in time, and the paS
tent be kept warm by bathing the neck repeatedly
with Ambrosial Oil, and frequently gurging with y
slightly diluted Saturato flannel cloth with the
OIL and bind it on before going to bed We are Goa
fdent overcame several cases in our family win
the Oil alone, and Br. CLAKK's Painless PiIl-1eR
neseee Baptist. ~
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CoUsHs The sudden changes Of our climate are sources
of P1moSARY BRoScHAL and AsaMkTIs AFFECTIONS Expe
rence hav ng proved that simple remedies often act speedily
and certainly the early stages Of the dteas
course should at once BroloS bronchial 1roches
Lozeng the Gold, Cough Irritation Of the Throat be
ever Sc slight By precauon serious attack may
be edectuay PUBLIC sPEAKEBs and SINGERS will
xd clearing and strengthening the voice See
advsrtisenent noy24-dkw6m
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PROCLAMATION
G. HARRIS,

Coveruer of the state of Tennessee.
To all officers of Hs Militia and the Sher!t1s Of all
The counties IN said Stdte-GREETNG;
INV - q, an act Of the General Assembly Of tha State OF
Tsse nssssd January 3.st 1861, are hereby Gem
mandea forthwith ws Of eleScn, to n 81 vseSn
s e in Inc Militia, open and hoa electo or maj
s ~ al lie laces Of holding elections in your tpecve
counties giving the notice required oy law anu w
and proper returns Of the same ...r .h.,a
In Testimony whereof, have hereunto SCI = haHd
and caused the great seal Of the State TO BE- tlxed 81
IL. 81 the Department in Nashville, on TINS Sun 's e0
} ruary, A. D., 1861. ,, "a = pra
~ By the Governor: lshAM " At-sAAS
J.R.R Ray, Secretary OF State
feb5-d&W2w
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New Books.

, rK IvELs EerPr THEH Holy LlEs, ,
X1.ntbs' Tour during which be many WoneeTS .Ins
~ v.,t deal Of fun. By A R. wigs Nashvine' Tenn
PIpt,d for the Author by J. B. McPerrin, Ag t. lsoL
Jtis generally known that our friend WIGS has
aosoorded from Il ; Editorial tripod to write book
W. have II before US, but have not read it. When
40 we intend to do it justice, to the best OF our
- Nothing extenuating and setting down nought
Ito II Is for sale at the various book sto res
in this city.
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cry NOTICES.

RzaoyAr.-Afessrs. THoxA RowES have removed
their tailoring establishment to the building oppo-
site the Sewsnee Hotel lately occupied by L. MOSES
as furniture store. The large room has been
handsomely reftted, especially for their business
and is now filed with fine display of goods. Per-
sons desiring articles in their line should give thei
call, as they have established reputation for g
ing work faithfully, and in the most fashionable
style. janlo I'm /
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Four Grain and Provisions light day but the market
was firm at lastxeeks quotations
GROcERIEs-There change in Groceries to-day we
ouoe Rio Coffee a. 13x94lIe; Fair Choice Sugar o9s
IN hhds and bbs Molasss 3093 in bbls, and 35 in half
bbls.
IRISH POTAToEs-The market well supplied with IVES
term We quote: Rehannocks and Pinckeyes at S29s 50
Dbl, and Common 81 75
UAY-The demand for hay continues active and WITH large
receip the market is supplied with first rate article
We quote from store at s92925 per ton.
sEEDs-cover IS 59S6 bushel, in bb Blue Grass strip
ped 81 75 Clean 50 bushel Of IA bs Timothy % 80
bushel; Herds Grass sI4O@l5O; Orchard 81 6o9l7S he
81 80; Hungarian sI9I IS; Flax Seed
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TO THE PUBLIC. /,

HBLENA, Ark, Feb. "A, 1901.
u--ss on the steamer Nss Uncle
An ARRAY ,ccu biS Tenn, on Saturday night last
SAM from .dsIsT W. H Goyan, and d. T. Scott,
between our pSsevnne D. Morgan, Jr, was implica-
In when MI hronght from Mississippi, nearly oppo-
ted and WAS for The purpose of having the matter
sIte das Ps5ob e being in company with Scott at
~ sSooting) and after investigating, as
.he as possible are fully prepared to re
ieve NJ. Morgan from censure.
II is due to Mr.. Morgan to state thar ne was mere
no blame attached to him.
ID. C. GoyAN.
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uruSu urSr.0w.

An experienced and female physician, has soohin
Syrup for children eehng which greatly facilitates the process
of teethng by soening the gums reducing all Inflammation
will aay all pain, and is regulate the bowels Depend
upon IT, mothers give rest to yourselves and relief and
health to your infants Perfectly all See adver
tisernent in another column oct2S-ly
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JEFFERSON DAVIS AT mONTGOMI
JEFFERSON DAVIS AT MONTGOMERY!
HIS Trip There.
TWENTY-FIVE SPEECHES DELIVERED II
ENTHUSIASTIC OVATIONS!II
BRILLIANT RECEPTION AT MONTGoMERYll
The Entire Population Greet the New
President of she southern ConfederacyI
LIS cprECu AND HIS PnIICYlf
HIS SPEECH AND HIS PoLICYlI

MONTGOMERY, February 1.-THE trip of Mr.. Da-
Wis from Mississippi to Montgomery was one contln
med ovation He made twenty-five speeches on the
route. returning thanks and complimentary greet
ings to crowds of ladies and gentlemen and mlilts>
nv at the various depots. committee of Congress
and the Montgomery authorities met Ar. DAVIS
about eighty miles off and formally received him.
Two fine military companies from Columbus, 6eorS
ga. Joined the escort at Opelika, and all reached
Montgomery last night at 10 o'clock. he was re-
ceived with great enthusiasm. A large crowd as
sembed at the depot, which Mr.. Davis addressed a.
follows: 49,. =,
He said he felt proud to receive the eongratnla-
tons and hospitality of the people OF Alabama he
briefly reviewed the present position OF the SOUTH
He said the time for compromises Is past, ana We
are now determined to maintain our position, and
make all who oppose US smell Southern powder and
feel Southern steel, if coercion is persisted IN lie
had no doubt as to the result. We will maintain
ouT RIGHTS of government at all hazards. We ask
nothing. want nothing, win have no complications.
II new States ion our Confederation they can free
" come to our terms. Our separation from the
old Union is complete. No compromise, no recon
str,,ction can new be entertained.
A large crowd waited on Mr.. Davis on his arriv al
Mt the Exchange Hotel The ladies were equally
enthusiastic with the gentlemen.
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rhe Force or War alrI.

The Republican caucus at Washington have nnan-
imously approved the sForce or Coercion BIZ for
the collection of revenue in the South, introduced
BY Mr. Bingham Of this State. 1t viii probably pass
next week. The expenses of collecting the revenue
under this process will be ten times the amount OF
revenue to be collected and will very likely lead 70
serious consequences. Better pass peace instead
of force bill.-Cia. Enquirer.
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Fss Cows scorr AND MORGAN AsFAih.--We lind
a.. -. following card in the Memphis Aeala''ce Of
Monday: = roc,
GAr9sO 4ousE, Memphis, Feb. II, 1861.
To he Editors Of The Acaldnche:
GENTLEMEN You will do me kindness by IN
sorting the following in your paper Of tomorrow,
and by mentioning the fact that posted BY iarge
placard, copy Of the same on the wharf Doa. ~. -
Helena Ark, and on the door OF my hotei ~ 'A'o
same place.
With respect, ETC., ,,ono,v
ST. CLAIR M'INTosH MORGAN
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rrReadInr matter on FIRST Page.

Mr.. G. o. BuNTrS, of Shelby county, adyertses
his farm for sale and states that majority of the
people of Tennessee having decided to repose in
Abrahar,'s bosom it is his determination to Sc
cade -
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staIen.,sAn reward.

From the neighborhoOd Of Spring Hill, Tenn, on
the night Of the 18th ult., a
Diamond Rreastptn,
Of circular shape, twentyone stones, very closely
set set of jet, in the form of crosses, and fine
lace veil.
Twill give areward of $50 for the recovery OF
the afors mentioned articles; $50 for the PIN and
SIS for the others.
Jan. s, lS60.-D IT,
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Crane & Senford's weekly Provision and
Flour Circular.

ST. LOUIS; Saturday Evening" FeO 18th, lS6l-A slight DE-
cIne in Flour and the only changes 7oy OF
mote that nave TRANSFERRED in this market scee our
CORN-Ibera receipts Of 1900 sacks, with dicuy OF
,bipping have dull Market at slightly easier prices
than during tse previous week Sales haved ranged as
Mixed at &c to 4Ic Yellow at 3Sc to 4c White at59c to 4c
(shelIed in guHnies, sacks nelnded)
FLOUR-Ther slight demand, at reduced Prcs'
for shipmest South to make exchange. ,
pR0VIsI0Ns-The market continues que. and devoid OF
of culative feeling The views Of sellers for future delivery
are generally firm those Of buyers In the ie" sales OF
b Find that have trauspred the sellers have conceced TO %
ers views small regular order trade consuming the Guy
poduct The receipts yet small, but viii PrSba6y NO"
swell rapidly. -, - W..
BlCON-TraHsactious have been confined to rea lots we
quote Prime City Meat packed the same as last week as
Shoulaers at tx Ribbed Sides at i09ec CLEAR des al %
plain Hams aiuc Sugar Cured Hams at 1O3zaH
LARD-No transactions Of round lots have anspred Prime
offered delivery here the spring. 9c without buyers
' CRANE & SANFORD.
P-ouisions and
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
protactad I'm 49, - Letters.
B, nsya, sMSzS patent.

Prepared from prsscripsios of Sir C6ree, Ply
siciaHs EztrdordtEdTy to The QHeen
This invaluable medicine unng In the cure OF s tnoT
panfu and dangerous which the female constitute
Is subject 1t moderates all and removes all obsructie
and speedy may be relied on.
To Married Ladies
IT Is pecuIisry suited It will, In short time or
monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the dofernmens
Great Britain, to prevent counterielts-
CAUTION.
These Pills sAould not be taken By females dUTfHS
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy as they dresure
bring Miscarriage, bat at any other tire t1ey are SAFE
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in te
Back apd Limbs Fatigue slight exeTon Papafion Oh the
Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will effect cure Ven
ali other failed and although powerful renea,
do not ron csome antnony, or anything
the constitution. -.
Full directions the pamphlet around each WHICH
should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES, Late J. O. Baldwin q oo;J
Rochester, N. z.
ND-s00 and postage stamps enclosed 70 any antnor
lied AGENT E insure bottle containing oV P' "
mail. a nm 49,
Sold Nashville BY Berry Demovlls and 9.
shott, J. G. Blown and all resi- eetAbls druEEtsa
dec4-a,tw&w-ly.
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NASHVILLE. Feb. is, 1861

Received of W. J. MARS, Insurance Agent NO 10
College street. FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS inauranoe
on my stock of dental instruments ana furniture
lately DESTROYED by fire st Port Royal.
eL,o &c F. A. WNTUsKA.
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The PUBLIC AcTs.-Copies of the Public Acts o.
the late Extra Session Of the Legislature in pamph
let form. can be had at this Office, at 25c per copy
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DIED,

At the rssidsncs Of james T. Hagan ESQ., on the On ns
after lingering Illness CAROLINE, Oldest daughter OF ne
late Dr. J. L. Chapman Of Louisiana, agsd9s years
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ER DoLBEAR Will commence Few class this beautiful
lVn art, o'clock, Monday night, the isn r
Rooms in Kirkmans building, corner OF Union sah0
streets. :. ..tting
All desire three-fourths Of ter tine IN oAs
their thoughts on paper should learn It,
LESSONS IN WRITING given IS usual
febI2-H
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DR. KINGS DTSPENSARY
ran ourunrr, DISEASES

FOX PRIVATE DlSEAS6S
DR. KING, formerly of New York, Tor 'l' last
aSE1a four years Of Louisville. Kentucky, and Tlo has
his attention the treatment Of private diseases over
;,, err. aaters himself having attended TO prscc rso
yeas and cured many Thousands, he is enaoied u
ali diseases Of private nature, matter nov pAo ee DC
S nindcious medical treatment from neglect OF "n
mr. Kings Dispensary No. % Deadrck street, beWee
"a The Square where he all diseases Of priva uIs
GeNoRHEA cured without naueous medicine or noe
from business - c.....,,- or-a5 80 fevz
sTRcTVKKs o. - b;ch canses no main Where
DAYS py an @ i. enioyei Perhaps no disease
mischief and updermines the constitution so Duel-
sypruIs with all the diseases OF the skin, growing on
,ect or had treatment be e6ectuGly cured IN teW
sknN'L I ~ vrewn cut OF Mought
TINS olsease, " Of ~ ,he s.tructive habits Of inco
on IN many tSrISence Of the pasons IAect Of
which will undermine he constitution, rendering me
Ar Tor business or society, and causing premature old
Females who may ia5orng with difficulty oil
nj rest assured Of immediate relief. -
Persons residing abroad BY writing and stating
Zee enclosed directed DIR A King No 25 Dea1r
Nsshyille Tenn hs the necessary medicine sem
with necessary directions Strict secrecy oeserV Ooe
hour, from O'Clock the morning until in the even
mAy23 ls59-d&w1y