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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-19
MAILS FOR EUROPE.
Tbs New York Decentralization for Europe.
The Constitution of the Confederate
States---The Tariffs Of the Northern
and Southern Confederacies, &c.

The Cnard mail steamship Niagara, Capt Noodle, viii
leave Boston "Wednesday for Liverpool
The malls Cor Europe win close in this city this
afternoon, at quarsorpast one and al half past tive
O'Clock, 10 60 By railroad.
TIE EUROPEAN Epyr1oN HERALD will be published
Ut eleven O'Clock the morning. Single copies, in
pers, six cents.
The contents OF the EUROPEAN EDnlov THE HERALD
will consist in part OF the Constitution of the Confederate
States the Tariffs OF the Northern and Southern Conede
races and all the receivedby matt and telegraph at
the Office during the previous week and to the hour OF
publication.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-19
The Uitimntum or the South-Nhat Ought
the Administration To Do.

Mr.. Lincoln and his advisers have, at length,
fanaticism, and suicidal imbecility, which have,
so far, characterized the course of the present
administration, and Of taking measures which
cannot fail to secure reconstruction Of the
Union, within a limited period. The adoption
by the Montgomery Congress of constitution,
is equivalent to manifesto to the rest of the
country, of the precise wants of the people of
the seeding States. 1t may be regarded as the
ultimatum Of the South TO the North and az
the only basis upon which the former will con-
sent TO negotiate with those whose yoke they
have recently thrown of. 1t affords an open
ing for such q fair and peaceful interchange Of
sentiment between the rival sections OF the
country, as Madison, Washington, and Jeffer-
son-nay, Clay, Webster or Cass-would
have availed themselves of with avidity, to
pacify conflicting interests. 1t should cause the
Cabinet OF Mr. Lincoln to reconsider the deter
mination, not to receive Messrs. Roman, Forsyth
and Crawford, and incline them to listen with
respect to the representations of the legitimate
delegates of five millions Of citizens- Granted
that the Southern confederacy is revolutionary,
IL is, nevertheless, the successful revolt OF
seven States, whose numbers may possibly be
increased TO fifteen; and, unless the President
10 bent upon owl war, and irretrievable
disaster to the republic, he will cease to screen
himself behind pettifogyirg technicalities,
from the grave responsibility which the ex-
igency Of the times imposes upon him.
There is no point OF difference between the
constitution of the United States and that
which has been adopted by the Southern con.
fedcracy, In which the provisions Of The latter,
arc not an Improvement upon the former. No
amendment is made to protect slavery beyond
such an explanation OF the old constitution, az
shall restore those privileges to shareholders,
OF which exceptionablc local legislation, in
the Northern States, hal robbed them. The
Presidential term Of Office IL increased 70 six
years; protective tariffs are prohibited; subor-
dinate officials are rendered irrcmcvable, OK
cepting for cause; Cabinet officers may be given
seats in the Senate or House, at the pleasure
Of Congress; the Post Office Il required TO paw
its own expenses; appropriations from tho
Treasury can only be made by two-thirds
vote; Senator'S must be elected by the State
Legislatures, at the session ncytpreceding their
term of service; and, at the call of any three
States, a convention shall be called to take into
consideration amendments TO the constitution
These are The principal changes. They arc
characterized by wisdom and forctbought, and
display profound knowledge OF the wants of
the country. The door is left open for the adj
missitn OF other States, upon equal terms into
the pew confederacy, and the tenor of the
whole instrument, is conciliatory, frm and saga.
cious. There Is no part Of II, which cannot be
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peace and the publication of the government at
Washington. even if there be 10 way to absorb
the government at Montgomery.
AT all events, with the ultinatum of the Sc
ceded States before him, Mr.. Lincoln should
now, without wasting delay indicate the poll
cy of his administration.
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TRIPLE SHEET.

New York, Tuesday, March 10, 1861.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05
wheeling WholesaIe q Retail
SHOE MANUFACToRY.

THR unaersisrned may be found at 1A9
Main Street where We arc extensively
elalEed IN uudhet1Eing the latest and best styles
and quality Of Ladies' AGtsseS Chlldfen's, Boys and
Gentiemen's SHOES expressly adapted to the tastes
and Necessities Of the citizens OF Wheeling and the
surrounding country, which We offer At wholesale
and retail At prices which cannot fail to please the
most flStidiOus.
We invite the trade, and the public, to call and
examining our gOOds- While We gratefully member
past GAVOrS, which have already far exceeded our
most SRnRuIna expectations Us'hOpa In the fhtuFo
to merit continuance and to share large increase
Of public patronage.
pArtment, with experienced and accomplished me-
chanics We are prepared to manufacture styles aud
sizes TO order for the trade and public.
noV32 JAS. W. PILLSBURY CO.
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AND STILL THEY GOMEZ
MORE NEW GOODS!
JOHN ROEMER'S,


No. "a Main ST., Centre wheeling.
A t AsTONIsHINGLVLO Low PRICES RoR CASH
Ar. Sesya erinOs plain and figured of all eOlOrs
Tibet Cloths, o. al qualities and eolOrs, from
P e IN s sSd figured Muslin DsIAins. and
SYKES MOURNING Dress Goods,
Bomha4fnes Black 8IerinOes, Plain Black DeLAine5,
Black Grape and Love Wells Black HoaeFy, bilk and
Kid Gloves, Black Grape Collars, Sc
ShayVIs and Cloalks,
Embracing the very latest novelties Of the Season,
Laifes' Black and COlored Cloth Cloalss
Long and Square Woolsn Plain and PiAtd shANs,
= Broehe siAWlS, very cheap.
Black Cashmere Thdbet ShaUls,
HOOP SKIRTS, for Ladies, Misses and children.
Hosiery, Gloves and Undergarments.
Ladieaf, Geuts' and chn1rrn's Cotton aud wOoisn
Hosiery, in eOlors and whitej Fleeey lined Cotton
Hosiery for Ladies and Children; Herino U1deEyests
Mems undershirta and Drawers, white and eologed
White Bed Blankets; Red, White, Blue, Grey and
ASdERioAN DOMESTIC GOODS, Bleaehsd and
ed.-cottOn shlrtings& sheettngs, Checks,
Plaid LinSsys. Canton FlAnnels, eOlOred aud white
RMBROIDERIES-Rieh styles Of French and
Scotch Collars, Black Grape Collars, Black Lace
Wells Bands, Bdgfngs aud 1nsertingsi &c.I SC,
Also TO arrive, large assortment OF Furss Cheap
woolen Hoods new and splendid styles OF HOods,
WooIsp Comforts, for Men and Boys, in large guam
Titles.
AN Of these goods win be sold At very low prices
for cash. Please call soon, at
No So Main St, Centre wheeling;
uoySO JOHN R0EAER.
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BS- CAPruRE OF Two LIEuTgSASTs OF
TEE FIRST VIRGINIA REsmENr.-on Tues.
day last, two Lieutenants of the First Viz
eipia Regiment, whoge names we could not
learn, were captured by the enemy, only a
short distance from Camp Romney. They
took ride out in the country, we presume
for their health, and very foOlishly hitehed
tbeir horses oa the roadside. and went
down to a farm house to get some butter.
While at the farm house, company of
rebel cavalry came along, captured their
horses, and proceeding to the farm house,
very quietly captured tue Lieutenants and
took them OF towards Secessia. 1t is said
that Gen. Kelley expressed very little SYM
pathy with the Lieutenants, in consequence
of their careless proceedings.
Two of the Riuggold Cavalry went out
in search of the Lleutenants, and encoun-
tered the rebel cavalry much sooner than
they expected or desired. The enemy sue
ceeded in taking one OF the RiuggOld boys
a prisoner. The other escaped by putting
spurs TO his horse and firing back at his
pursuers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05

SEDALIA, No., Nov. 4.-The country west
of here is again reported to be oyerrun
with numerous bands of from so to 10
men, who represent that they are from
Prices army. They enter every Union
mans house, and carry of all the bedding,
clothing and provisions they can find, and
drive of all the horses aud cattle. The
larger gangs, having teams and wag-
ons TO transport their booty, they will uu-
doubtedly run to Price as soon ms they can
steal enough to supply their wants for the
winter.
A detachment of cavalry left here this
morning, and we shall probably soon hear
of some skirmishes.
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9g 0eIegraph.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4, 1861

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4, 1861.
l Chandler, OF Michigan, introduced q
resolution to expel Mr.. breckenridge from a
seat in the Senate.
Powell, of KY, took the ground that
as Mr.. Breckenridge had resigned he coald
not be expelled.
| Trumbull, of Ill, insisted that he
should be expelled, and offered as a sub
stitute for Mr.. Chandler's resolution, as
follows:
WHEREAS, John C. Breckenridge, u mem
Der of this body, has Joined the enemies of
his country, and is now in arms against the
government he had sworn to support,
therefore,
ResoLUed, That the traitor Breckenridge
be expelled from the Senate.
Chandler accepted the substitute, and
the resolution was unanimously adopted
yeas SO; nays 0.
The standing committees of the Senate
are the same as ut the special session with
some changes, rendered necessary by va
cancies occasioned by death or resignation.
Among the bills introduced were the fol-
lowing by Latham, of California:
a bill 10 establish Il line of steam mil
ships between Shanghai and San Francis
co, touching at the Sandwich Islands and
Japan.
A bill to authorize and facilitate mining
operations in the States Of Californih and
Oregon.
Adjourned. n
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Ra-PRocLANAT1oS ny THE GOVERNOR

RB-PRocLAMATIoND ny THE GOVERNOR
In June last member Capt. Moor's COM
pauy of Indiana volunteers was brutality
murdered in the county of Tucker. and one
VIM. "A. Harper is believed to be the muir
derer. Gov. Peirpoint has issued I. proc
lamation offering one hundred dollars re-
ward for the apprehension and delivery
OF said Harper to the authorities. Harper
is described as about 8 feet inches high,
heavy built, sandy hair, converses rapidly
and has the speech aud air Of plug ugly
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05
Maryland Legislature.

ASsAp0Lts, M, Dec. 1.-The Legisla-
ture organized to-day, by the election of
Mr.. Berry Speaker Of the House, and Mr.
Goldsborough President of the Senate
The Governors message was read 1t is
an cminently loyal and patriotic document
He says he has convened the Legislature at
this special session in order that they may
at once perform the clearly expressed will
of the people, by taking such steps as will
seem most effective to yfndicate the loyalty
and honor of the State by uudoing, and as
far as possible remedying, the evils oft their
predecessors,
He urges the adoption of some measures
for the payment Of the States portion of
the national tax for the expenses of the
war. He says that the rebellion must be
put down, no matter what it cost. Our
State must bear her share, and he hopes it
will be done with no niggard hand.
He says it is undoubtedly our strict dn-
ty, us it is also due to the pride and honor
Of the State, that immediate provision be
made for raising and epuipping Maryland's
quota of yolunt .ers.
He recommends legislation for The sum-
mary punishment of persons in this State
who shall be convicted of aiding or abetting
in auy.mannerthose who are in arms against
the Government.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05

FEyxR AND AauEi-A euss of eight months
standing erred 6y Berhavs's Holland BIZ
tsrs.-Miehael Kelly, No. III Seventh, near
Grant street, Pittsburgh, says:
Last July, while running on the river,
on cotton boat plying between hatcher
and New Orleans, was taken With Fever
and Ague. For eight long months sut-
fsred with this dreadful disease. The
greater part Of this time was unable to
work, and spent at least fifty dollars fer
different medicines, but found no perma.
nent relief. Three weeks ago, one of my
friends insisted upon my trying BGrhdUe's
RolidRS BiierS, saying that cure was
guaranteed. After taking 1t for one week.
must say was a sound man. have
been at work now for two weeks, aud have
had no return of the Ghills or Fever what
ever.
certify hattie above statement istrue.
THos. ADAMS, Diamond House,
uoT4 or R. Chester's Gothic Building.
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R9-A CROWDED CtrY,-The assembling
ofthe Convention and the General Assem-
bly, aud the establishing ola military Hos
pital aud Gen. ROsecrans' head quarters,
has filed the hotels and boarding houses
of the city with strangers, and many are
like the "son of man; and have not "where
to lay their heads"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05

nSPHEAvY MAIL RoBBRR1Rs. 1t is ascer-
tanned that for some time the heaviest kind
of mail robberies have been going on be-
tween Green Spring and Romney. The
mails have been frequently riaed aud large
sums of money distracted. The matter is
being vigorously Investigated.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05

WAsHIxGToS, Dec 4.-The Chief Justice
and Associate Justices of the Supreme
Court of the U. S. and its officers paid their
respects to the President at the Executive
mansion on Monday last.
Gen. Benham, commanding in Western
Virginia. arrived here to-day, and immedi-
ately reported himself to the proper au-
thority. --5,=5 --.--.7----
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notice to Mall Subscribers.
LOST

AN Tuesday, between Union street and Second
| street. Centre wheeling, Lady's Stone Martin
F1r CuG The finder will be suitably rewarded and
viii receive the thanks OF the owner by leaving at
lie Intellgencer once or At Reed hrairss Centre
Wheeling. 1ecO
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From Fortrass Monroe.

FoRTREss NoSRoR, Dec. 3, via Bait.
more "A sharp engagement betweentL
U. S. gunhoats Hetzel, Seymour, Whit
head and Shawhene and ii rebel steam,
supposed to be the Yorktown, took plst
yesterday, about five miles above Newpoi
News. The bombardment lasted about fiN
hours, commencing at 5 o'clock A. N. Th .
rebel vessel kept close to the shore wher I
a powerful battery assisted it materially;
but never Ventured within range of QUIZ
guns. The engagement was kept up wills
much yigor, and the roar of artillery was
plainly heard at Old Point. a flag oftruce
in charge of Provost Marshal Davis went
up from here this evening to convey Mr..
Paugford, consul for Saxony atNew Orleans
to Norfolk by that means. We learn that
the rebel vessel engaged WAS the Steamer
Patrick Henry. The rebels claim that there
was no damage done to her,
To-day about half an inch of snow fell
and a strong wind prevailed, but abated
towards noon. Every thing is quiet to-day.
THE steamer spalding leaves this evening
or Hatteras.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05

p%MIrrRNs FOR THE soLDIERs.-ser-
geant Major James Wilson, of the First
Virginia Regiment, is in town. He rep
resents that the boys of the First arey very
much in need of mittens this cold weather.
We hope that our patriotic people will go
to work and get the mittens ready, SO as
to send them out by the Sergeant Major,
who leaves on Monday. In knitting the
mittens it would be well to maze both a
thumb and forefnger, as otherwise the
mitten must be removed before the trig.
gors of the gun can be operated upon
In case the mittens cannot be made, any
good, substantial gloves which can be
purchased in the stores will be accepta-
BILE. Anything of the sort indicated
above, may be left at the Government
store house, over the old Post Office.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05

NEW YoRK, Dec. 4.-The steamer North
ern Light, from AspinwAll, has arrived
with $s7O, 900 in gold, from California
Among her passengers is General Jones,
ex Minister to BogOta.
The Northern Light left Aspinwall No
vember 26th.
Capt Finkleiough reports that intOrma-
ton had been received at Aspinwall that
the pirate Sumter was at Martinique on the
9Th of November, and that the U. S. gun
boat Iroquois was within three hours sail
of her.
Advices from 81. Thomas vim Panama,
report that the eaVhain of the pirate JED.
Davis was on board the steamer Trent
when Mason aud Slidell were captured.
A Dutch fleet of eleven vessels were to
be off Laguyra on the 18th of November,
to demand satisfaction from Venezuela for
having trampled on the Dutch flag.
The Dutch Government had concluded
to allow United States vessels of war to
remain in their ports forty-eigbt hours to
coal.
The West India Mail Company, in cOuse-
quence of the Trent affair, ordered all
their agents to furnish no more coal to
United States vessels.
BoLIvIA.-Deplorable accounts are re-
ceived from Bolivia. Tue commanding
General at La Paz had ordered the execu-
ton Of over 20 persons engaged recently
in revolutionary movements. Among those
TO be executed were ex-President Cnrdova,
Gen. Hermosa, number of Priests and
four Colonels.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05

CONCORD, N. H., Dec. As c. Baldwin,
editor of the Laconia Democrat, commit
ted suicide yesterday, by jumping into the
wannspesankee river, IRON the Railroad
bridge. No cause is assignsd for the rash
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rDpspERArE F1oHr IN War c

~ DESPERATE FloHr IN War CoUS-
TY.-We learn by letter received last
evening from Parkersbnrgh, that a des-
perate fight took place day or two since
in Writ county, between Capt. Simpsons
company, nth Va. regiment, and much.
larger number of Moccasiu Rangers. Capt.
Simpsons men were in a house getting
something to eat, and the house was SUR
rounded by the Moccasins. who demaned a
surrender. Capt. Simpson declined and
fight ensued. Some eight or ten of the
Moccasins were killed, aud they were driV-
en- back into the woods. Among the num-
Der killed of the Moccasins is the notorious
Pat. Counoly, who has boosted of having
in his possession thirty scalps of Union
men. The fight lasted about one hour.
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The Latest war News!

TINE subscriber takes much pleasure In Informing
Il his many friends and customer that he has
JUST RECEIVED PER ADAMS EXPRESS,
Another new lot Of the --latest styles of
LADIES' CLOAKS,
fresh supply Of all kinds OF FUR. large as
Bortment Of very rich and handsome
DRESS GOODS,
comprising all the --latest styles of Figured Velour.
Plain and Figured French MeIInos Plain and Fig
ured ali wool DeIaInel, aud many other goods Of late
We also opened this day 900 pAir Of very ans
RLANKETS,
and will open this week large and well selected
stock OF Prints, bIeAehed and unbleaehsd Muslins,
Tickiugs, Cloth, etc, etc.
Persons In want Of goods would do well TO call
early The goods all new, well selected and will
be sold AstOnishlngiy low prices at Wholesale or
ReIaiI II ALEX. HEY5fAN'S,
poy2B lST Main st., Wheeling, Va
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relegraph markets.

C1Sc1SNArT1, Dec 4-Plour unchanged and In but
limited demand; superhne aud extra 41o +25, Wheat
90. A good demand for new Corn at DC Oats prime
9TIl@Ss Bailey higher aud In good demand AZ
45G5O for good to prime TALL Rye 1901. Whisky
advanced l31 and In fair demand with light receipts
Hogs large supply but holders firm at rather higher
rates No change In Green meats, Sugar unchanged
and quiet Mt 9lZalO% MolRsses held at 42c with a
Arm market. The money market continues active
and easy at 109l2 per cent.
NEw YoAK. Dec. 4-Plour firm. Wheat. heavy
sales at unchanged prices Provisions, Beef buoy.
ant at Sll,5O6El2 for unpaoked. Pork steady t
Sls609l. Lard hrm at 61faS1<.
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Byths use ofthese Pms tlls pesIodIe httaekS Q
NsTSous or SGek ResdaeAe may be prsysatsd; and
AIKEN NJ the commencement o. an attach inmsdia,
tsf from pain and sickness win b obtained.
They seldom fan in removing the Ndsr
Headache to which females arc 90 subject.
They act gently upon the bOWeis,-ramoTing 90
iusaess
Pol LGteya.y Men, Studslts, Delicate Females, and
all rsons Of ,de8fary habits, they arr VARIABLE a.
Lasattss, improving the apattte, giving toae and
ufgos 70 the digestive organs, u restoring the
tura. elasticity and ssssnsthot the .oasssSssm-
The CKPHALIc PILLS are the 0fIongin-
Vastigatton and carefully conducted axparimsnts,
having been In use many years, during which time
they have prevented and relieved . vast amount
pain and suffering from Headache, Whsthor oE5gina
ting in the ae,yOus system or from doranEOd state
of the stozaeh.
They are entirely vegetable in their eonpositiOn
and may be taken At ali times With perfect sAfsty
without making any change Of diet, aaS Eleabssae
Of any taste renders 4 asytoGdlfaiss
thS,a q Children. e7fi f
BEWARE OF ooUNERRBKITsi
The genuine have Eve aignitures Of Hsary o. spa
ing on each V
! sold byDrl .isssAnd All Observation-Disclosures
ABOz vii resent b mail prepared on receipt
PRICE 40 GENTS.
AIIordsrs should be aadrosodto
HENRY @ sPALDING.
IS Cedar ST., New York
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- a. Esa..trey. Msrtsp, q.

.s S;s ssas saS s: s 1t meg
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FFosltt< EsaRtasr, Ro.16tE, u.
They have been tested In nsors than . thouEau
cases, With entire sdeeoaL
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All. NIGHT
wERE YOU AT CHURC

NToU will permit your children to cough, Whe
they can be relieved In ive minutes, and with
single dose OF the H0ARH0UND RALSAM-
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Apples! Apples!

DRCEIVED TITS DAY $50 bblS. Of very choice
III Rusaet, Carolina Reds, Peniok, Wine Saps and
GreeuIngs In excellent order for keeping, for sale
low By PRYOR FROST,
nov29 q &23 Main St
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IF0ls DC Ut1loeTH'. ,, Cons Nillll-
II you are, or hGvs bosn tFoubiod With the bad
ahe send for box fCophaiie Pills) that you MAJ
hAT6 than In caSe 0fAn attlek.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05

n b. EIDE q CO.'S MARKING INK,
H. In Casteated Case, for writing on Linen, Cam
brie Muslin, he. without preparation, most destr-
'''''S d. NICOLL BRO,
uoya 100 Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-05

Chandler, OF Michigan, introduced a
resolution to expel Mr.. breckenridge from n
sent in the .Sanaln
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non ~ Ads.1ttsa. Ffouidacs R
me CSphalis pms an said 70 b remarkably Il.
EeetiYe remedy for The headaehe and 0ne effhe VeFJ
best for that very re4aent complain which has
been discovered. -