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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06
Mr. IIECOTN,S O-KLnr

Tho folio wing ey.uct from a letter to the New York
Day Pook from inaG:eut gentleman OF illinois, tells
sife,t Of the blockade Mr. Lincola'g own State
Ths blockade of the Mississippi has Frustrated the stste
Of Illinois So far business il concerned are
utterly and totally ruined No part OF the whole coun
hy has felt the pernicious eject of this like Illinois
Toe Erst blow Frustrated banks striking out of cir
cuaiion a money of ctually as destroy
Ell in a single corf igrahou 70 81 tai, vacuum had
nothing but to move forward immense surphes o..
firm produce with which the State literally craumed.
This, no. e-e., impossible great commercial
terry the Mississippi vas Sockaded not bushel Of grain
could pass With the Mississippi open to u.s. our coru
would command steast so cents per bpshe which would
relieve our endorsements.
Now however, owing to this unconstitutional Interrupt
ton of trade is Worth cents, rot enough pay
e1pences of marketing Lincoln has indeed 'asaspated"
hi! State for you might well expect to live
aud eroy good health with bis jugular vein severed as
for Illinois to flourish With her great commercial artery
tie Mississippi, blockaded.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06
INCREASED FaXATI0N-PEAOE PROPOSITIONS.
spsei.l 1. tie Cincinnati Oonmere!aI
WASHINGTON, July

NApHlNGTuNI July Is.
Tho Hous, after ra:s scratching. passed the Direct
y ill, adding three per ce"t income tax, aud FIVE
cents per gallon for distilled ard two cents Coz ferment
liquor TIE income is al salaries, profits, IN.
res, 81, over six hundred dollars per aunum. Al
y iI1ccrats ard Southern Americans voted sgans. the
bill which passed 10y tie small msio GRITTY Of seventeen.
Coxs Peace Proposition in The House to-day is the
mast damaging thing he could possibly have deyi'a
f., his own Political Record. just the heels OF Tie
pql-e before Manassas the polci,n who pr.tss OF
p,ac. commission Of deuHet Presidents to meet the
,nfed,ra,e Rebels 10 council and TIMER Ut further
amendments to ihe Constitution stui6es himself aud In
sus the army and tho people.
Coxs demand Tor Ire previous question On his rcac-
luton met with a perfect huuder OF no. and his de-
md toe yeas aud nays, received fortytwo out of
I md5od aui t1srty.ssven votes The following west
{, members voted aye: Cox. Webb, Norris, Nugsnt,
j .na,tor, Yalisudighsm, and White, Ohio; Oraveas,
q Imam, IaEe aud Voorhees, Logan, Richardson and
L hin SON l-irnlt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06
ADDRESS 70 THE AIRY FROM GENfRkLS JOHN.
ST0N AND BEAURE GARD.
HEAD QuARrfRs ARhr OF TIE PoroNAo,
ktnassss, Jul, 3s.b, 1851,

HAD QuARrfRs ARMY OF TIE PoroNAo,
hlnsssss. Jul, Bed, 1851,
Soldiers of The C,ntsdsrass States:
0Os week ago, c,untles nos. Of men srsssissd Into
An army, with all the appointments which modern ART
nd psac,std skill could devise invaded the soil Of Wiz.
Siua raeir people sounded their approach with til.
uuphsn dhpsys Of anticipated victory Their Generals
cane 10 almost royal sa their great Minister'S sens
tors and womep TO witness the immolaton Of our
army, aud the subuyson ofour people, and 10 cssbrss
the result with Wild revslry.
Il with the prOfoundest emotions Of gratitude 70 an
over ruling God, whose hand manifest In protecting
our homes and liberties that We your Generals cou.
mat ding, are enabled in the pane d our whole count
20 thank you for that patriotic courage that heroic ga.
l.n.ry that devoted rng exhibited BY you In the as.
iioos Of the lsh and 2lst BY which, the hosa Of the
enemy we're scattered and signal and glorious victory
obtained.
The two affairs Of the 18th and list wsrs but the sustain.
siand continued Efforts Of patriotism gsinst the
SANITY recurring columns Of enemy. fully treble your
numbers and these efforts we're crowned on the evening
OF the 2st with victory % complete, that the inv ads
are driven di,sacefully from the sld and made 70 Ay
10 dlsordely rout back TO their entrsnehmsnt, dn-
ancs Of over 80 miles.
They left upon the Geld nearly every pscs Of their A..
dllery, large portion Of their arms, equipments bsg
gags stores r., h., and almost every enc Of their
wounded and dead amounting. together With the prssn.
era, 70 many thousands. And thus the Nerthsrn hosts
we're driven from Virginia
sodiers We congratulate you on an event which On.
sures the liberty Of country. We congratulate every
man Of you, whose glorious privilege Il vas 70 psrtic
pate In this triumph Of courage and Of truth-te aght
the battle Of MansSas You have created 90 epoch In
the history Of Liberty, and unborn nations will rise up
and call you "bessed"
Continue this noble devotion, locking always to the
projection of Just God and before time Frous much
older viii b hailed the DELIVERIES Of nation sf
Ten millions Of people.
Comrades our brothers who have fallen have cared
uaiyns rsoown upon EARTH and their blood sled ID ear
holy came d precious aud acceptable soriSss - the
Father Of Truth and Of Right
Their graves beside the tomb Of Wsshingten; tksf
spirits have Joined With biz 10 eternal communion.
We will bold fast to the soil In which the dust Of
Washington Is thus mingled With the dust Of our hrothen
We will transmit this land free 70 our children or 70
viii fail into the fresh graves Of brothers In arms
We drop tear their aurels aud move forward to
avenge them. ..,
Soldiers We congratulate you on glorious, tium.
plant and complete victory, thank you for doing yosr
rho's duty In the service Of ysur cou1iry
(Signed) J. &. JOHNSTON,
General G. 8. A.
lslgnsd) @. T. BEAUREGkRD
Geleea @. 8. 4.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06
i PROCLAMATION BY GEN. PILLOW.
Tho folio siDs Is copy Of General Pil,w's preciins
asa 70 the people Of Rissosri:
, TIE PEOPLE % xfsssylI
Nav hABlD, No, JAY 80. 1851,


The forces undsr ny command are ycuF reshbor,
and We rom. q. the instance and squst Of TIE Governor
Of your 6tats a. allies 10 prosc. you agtn, tyranny
and oHprssxion. A Tsnnessessns No rave DEEPLY sym.
pahissd With you When you wers called to arms and
m.lfe,sd dsternp alton 10 rssst the u,urper who has
iramlsd aIdsr hs feat the Gems iuon Of the gorrn.
uost s,d dss Keyed all the guard, srsful, prepared
for Oh. prosscoR Of the liberties Of the reops by
fh4rs aud waen you called for help, Te telda
hr army, ospp ed Of her cherished yuur aid.
We will help you eIps from your ocrdsrs the popu.
iSt0u hostile 10 your rghs and Notwithstanding al
suoh a. enemies il found uader We will pro sct
your people IRON wrongs At the hads Of our army, ard
while have every belisve that violence
will be done the rights OF your hssrtedcn loyal
people, the general commanding begs TO DO informed II
any case Of wrong should occur.
To the gallant army under his command, who hold
In their keeping the bQnor of Tennessee Enough com,
posed OF Tennessessus Ms,sippans and Ksntu kians)
no appeals - father 10 his chdren-to yol.t. the
rights Of no pesceabe cysns, but to guard sbs bouor
Of Tennessee you would that OF asctonsle moth.
Or, cherishing you - her sens.
The fsld for active service Is before you-our stay
here will be short-sur mission 10 to plsoe our dow.
todaen sister on her feet and enable her TO breathe
after The heavy tread Of the tJrant's loot
Then, by her own brave IONS, she vii msintain her
reis and protect her own fair women from the foo
whose forces march under banners inscribed with 0sauy
and booty" As the reward Of victory.
In vistory the brave always mercifu bat ssr.
Ter will DO shown 70 troops marching under such bad.
n0.
10 this view and for these purposes. We call upon tie
people Of Missouri to come to standard join in our
fofoss and aid in their Liberation. II you would b
hssmsn you must fight for your rights.
Bring such arms a. you havs--Ue will furnish ammu.
nicn and lead you to victory Tha, the JUST Ruler
Of Nations With a. manifested IN the glorious vio
tory With which arms we're crowned in the bloody
fsld Of Manassas. -
C,nrox 7 pt,ov Can Cor,n.nd;,S
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06

Ills said that tie war upon tn, South has already cost
VIM B. Aston, of New York, that fifteen milo Of
dollars vi ich they claimed that be promised but did ,t
vs HIS real crate In the lily has fallen hat mrch in
value ALREADY. II he had given what they aktd be
would have had nothing lef. As & L. be l. rev o,u.
Portable yet Il the people that have nothing tsIve
and DOLLY heir daily labor 70 subsI on vkp fssthe pSs
suFs ed he glsg Il Hseslat vtsbeias9,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06

Ia eyerybodys aul but hipk Il Is the duty of every
good citizen to oppose with all bis might the repetition
OF the errors mistakes and foles which have been
mited since the opening Of this campaign, and that Ia
why sincerely and openly express my doubts anIsties
and feara
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06

Al FINALE SgE.-Ths correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Commercial writing from Western Virginia, says fe-
male spy has been discovered in the Frs Kentucky Reg
meut She is from Georgia aud eniJtedaS Cincinnati
She was detected by writing Information in regard TO the
IuoEements of our troops 20 the enemy. She il mem
Der OF he Knights Of the Golden Circle says she knows
de punishment of spy death, and ia ready for her
fate She Il 70 DO sent 70 Columbus.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06

Lincoln has created some dczsn new Generals to lead
dis new Grand Army. There some civilians among
Them, though the majority have in some capacity or
other been connected with the regular army The late
Grand Army vas commanded BY regulars; and some aa-
thOrtss say they the frat 70 descry and shun the
impending catastrophe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06

ELoPEMrsr. the 9Th OF July hrs ENNIS Amei,
Scott the wife of rich merchant in New York city,
slopsd with Mr.. Newton st. John, one of the fast
youpg men that abound in that metropolis The rela.
1ns Of the lady almost frantic at her sudden dis.
appearance and two New York detectives we're sent In
her pursuit. They arrived in ST Louis few days SINCE
and l the miniatures Of the runaway couple with the
Chief Of Police Of st. Louis who had them srrested-
Previous 70 starting their journey Mrs. Scott drew
$500 from the bank and slao took with her 81 800 worth
swelry When arrested she stated that useless
10 take her back to New York ard the home OF her hus
band added the shame ofiacing those she had
ed she loved the man with whom she had aed and was
determined TO live With him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06

aisp1uhed themselves the seat Of BY their dar
ing and skful partisan operations are commissioned to
raiss cavalry regiment In TeIss. The regiment viii be
made Of picked men, and viii be in great part armed
with double bsrresd shot guns. weapon found to Be
very elective In the hands Of the Virginia mounted
,soopA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06
TENNESSEE ELECTIONS.

Thus ar the returns from yesterdays election srs q
cosrss bat mesgre, but may be safely assumed that
By an overwhelming majority Isham G. Harris has been
reelected Governor Of tennessee X may also DO ssfs
~ assumed that large majority Of the Representatives
70 The Legislature and Delegates To the Confederate Con.
grsss, yestsrday chosen, men Of the right sor:
thoroughly Southern and entirely free from the idle
hope Of seeing the old government reconstructed The
people 10 the right mood for escpg the right men,
and vsing by immense majority for Che Permanent
Csus,iruton-ths right thing.-NsshstIis -0aas, Asg.
~
Returns from the election on Thursdsy come 10 sIov.
IT, Il 10 believed however. that the Permanent Cons-
tuition Of the Confederate States has been ratified Nth
scarcely chow of opposition. In Middle and West
Tennessee the vote 10 unanimous a could BE- er
pscted for any measure We thus start upou new ca
fssr with our peops united in one great purpose and
animsted by the same great principles Of freedom and
iadspsndepce
The returns also indicate that Gov. Harris hss been
reelected BY msj, risy sufficiently overwhelming 20
p.oys that while be faithfully attending to the Ex.
ecu,,e Office the people taking care tina. bis vslu.
able services should be secured again to the sate As
long as they may deem !: important fer him TO serve
them.
Joo. p House. Esq is probably elected to the Con.
f,dersts Csngrcss from this di,rict James r. Thomas
from the Msury district, ard Hon. R l. Csriih,n from
the Wilson district. Union of H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06
r GiDror !. Prov, Gen. conman
TIE BLuCHER CT MANASSAS.

A correspondent Of sh. Atlanta 6onhdtrae, relate,
the folosisg Incident:
Gen. I. Smiths brigade, portion Of Gen. Johu.
stons Winchester forces reached Manassas during the
battle and rushed the field distance Of seven miles
through the boiling SUP, at double quick A they
Cd the hsld from double quick they got fairly to
ming their eyes nishing the ossrs crying out, Ton,
boys the rescue and went the shouting at the
top Of their voic~s When Gan. Johnston saw smith,
be exclaimed "the Butcher Of the day has come" They
soon arrived in front Of the enemy and with shout that
might b heard from one end of the battlefield the
other they wer. launched at the adversary like thnn
derbolt They delivered but two Ares When the enemy
began 70 give way, and in fsv minutes be 10 iu
retreat The brig de is composed Of one Teanes and
Mississippi regiment and battalion 'front.' Mary Q d.
~ they PUSHED INTO the light; could but recall VI 81
Spprecistos never felt before the words Of Holy Writ
E'Is terrible q an army with btnners"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06

We have information from reliable source that there
not little talk and feeling manifested
the subject of taxes in nsghborng district Of Indiana.
Heavy sacrifices of property will not be quietly submit
ted to- ana sales will be prevented by combinations not
to BID, permit others to bid property offered
ty tax collecting officers The feeling Ii IL asserted
rervades all political parties We make no comment on
this condition OF the public mns. i foreshadows some
CT the troubles of the future When the eriun of the
fever brought about by the acts and frauds of those IN
power, stall sbste, the people will be amazed at their
recent foies end fear will rush to the other
extreme of nfuriated nsduesS scpnst the authors Of
their calamtes a. Cincinnati INQUIRE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06

Recent intelligence informs US that the Hon. Alfred
Ety. Of New York, was on bis way 10 the Southern Con
srsss.-Louisvilb 0owiH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06
Tue ATTEMPT on TIE LIFE OF TEE KSs OF Pnus

The ATTEMPT ON TIE LIFE OF TIE KISG or PRus.
srI A letter from Baden, dated July "A, says:
"This morning between and 10 O'Clock, at the mo-
when the King of Prussia after his customary walk
in the Lichtentha avenue seated the fountain
student OF Lspsic approached him, and ieveln pistol
at his breast pulled the trigger. The force of the charge
happily caused the bullet to RISE and the ball only tore
the Dress and slightly graysd the Kings shoulder Ar.
rested the spot by the promenader heard the
port the assassin taken before the chief magistrate
OF the city. and examined in the presence of his
August Hghness the Duke Of Baden. II ia stated that
lis crime that his only object free Germany from
prince who not sufficiently active iH the cause of
German unity. The population of Baden, where bic
Majesty is regvrded with respect and veneraon heard
of the event with horror which will be shared by all
the world The report that the Leipsic student is
the son Of Russian consul in city the Black Sea.
Others say that he Is Of Lithuanian origin" trgf.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06

HAJol TIoxA. CLAlBoRSx.-The war correspondent
Of tie louisville Courier writes from Virginia ss follows
Since the resignation Of Col Duncan, the Kentucky
companies have Seen consolidated into single BATTALION
under III. command Of hIjor Claiborns, late ct the
Mounted Riffs, U. 3. 4. He is soldier Of fifteen yssr
experience, many Accomplishments, and great deess f
whsIe GOA msui, by hS sindpsss. Gttsht,vep& 81 u
snl waits Of the men, and tie y.s with which Yto ID
all is fsgurs Of those Rader hin. Our be ,hars
strong effective, aud once rnors ssIion Is po
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06
ToCORRESPONpENrS,

- Lts o. Asi"sss Hsss % GadrsSse 20 Ne "Etisor Of
tAs Eaig."
AySes '0rsa % BOA sides q s 1r tol % pa1lAth
e. NJ q rls q kR9 ssaaaisS ogat 10 % kno,a e. az
Ssd tshR "a no case 70 departed l Ob1ry nocss scsi
~ agH Ainss are eh'r-gsd J6r as Advertisements.
~ We Sadertats % rsss rejected ersuaSoaaas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06

oTr FOR rnE sEAr CO Walton. Jacob Thomson.
Sn Tor asras,s a'r week, on visit to our troop, in
'nn refisn, ~" son All to Gen. Losg,'re-t, ard 10
aid 10 save bebsyss -b sr.at g.srty jr tse ,oI..,
Of the 18Th ans lis.-0zford Iate'iis scs,, sis..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06

t'ak out fOT iis I, ioa.i Tag UosS ors - pusond.
tsna Union s'n - L.gsriiis 0o,1ier
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06

sAso JELF.-Tts following Sssips Of cheap Jelly tor
'si,t te;disr' may prove yseful .. this tine;
Soak ssgo 10 Geld water one hour, strain and boil IA
fresh water unt il becomes transparent then add vine
sugar, milk. and spices to favor oas o. oil ssxo viii
aaks . Put Of lily.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06

Bsrs,
s;h year Of her age ~ ~ - ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06
GryrnLI NcnnwyII,a RrAs.

GryrRAL kcO0wELLs RrAs
Gen. Mcdowell says that Ills yss FOR MS DKFEAr-
superior orcs of the defeat was caused By the
rs army represented y That the Rsa eanOosin.
uHa: sained Very profession IN civ life, OUT
Tdat the 'th the rules end tactic, OF vs,;,
without orea hlery' could not change Yn.r po.iroh
~suls ws1 hog slarm. Mcdowell also said tba. be
never sr his life that twe-thrds Of Bis olacsrs had
y5fors seen eaahon ball In fka ain ~ -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06

The President has to the Senate number Of nom.
ioatons for military tcers Il ircludes the names Of
ell tie n now in he field msj generals. Dom
Plat Of 0tio, is made assistant s6aia1t general with
the "a Of capGin; q. J. Biddla of Pa, do; Jacob
Dock, If Pa, assistant qusrtermsser, do Tbos f. vii.
son Of Va, commsHy Of subsistence with the rank Of
captain,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06
srsrRAL oRprR oy NAJol-GrsIRAL x'cLlLLAI.
WAsHIEeros, july slst.-Ths following order has il
ben promulgated:

| sition.
ersrRAL oRDER OF NAJoR-GrSIRAL n'cLlLLAI.
WAsHIEeros, July slE.-Ths following order has just
ben promulgated:
HEADQUARTERS DIV. OF TEE PoroxAc,
WASH. gen, July 80. 1851.
The General commanding this division has with much
regret observed that large numbers Of of,sn and men
stionsd in the vicinity Of Washington are in the habit
of equsnting the streets and hotels Of the city. This
practice emneny preudcia good order and mill.
tary discipline, and must at once be discontinued
l. The time and services Of all persons connected With
this division should be devoted their appropriate d.
it's with their respective commando 10 therefore d.
reced that hereafter ocer soldier be allowed to
absent himself from his camp and visit Washington,
cept for tie performance of public duty for the
transaction Of important private business for which
purpose written permits will be given by the commanders
Of the brgades The permit will state The Of the
visit. Brigade commanders will be held responsible for
the execution Of this order.
Col Andrew Porter of the 18th q g Infantry Is
detaedfo temporary duty provost marshal in Wash
ngton and will be obeyed and respected accordingly
COL Porter will report in person at these headquarters
for Instructions By command of
MAJOR GEN. MCCLELLAN
Signed; s, Wiisms Asst. Adj. General.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
FoRr KlARsEr, 29.-The Pony Express passed here
at Up NJ
SAs FalScIsco, July ao.--salsd goth, steamer Golden
Age with 100 passengers and 81 2i9 900 Ia treasure To-
Guiding s9il 600 70, New York s2s7 900 for Eoglaud
aud $780, SO for Panama.
The Breckinridg, Democratic State Convention will
meet sgan at Sacramento on the 1885, when 1t 10 expect
cd full State ticket will ba nominated
TIE yIrrH hAssAcHuskrrs REGIhSsr wELcoxIp Hoxl.
- IL nflan ~ L. Me-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-06

NEW HAMILY RLOUR-In Who'll. and h.f b !, ssr
IN sLsy GE0 WATT a..
aus Fsantha Erect below Ixchanss H,tul.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25

Tyler, on a peace mission
from Virginia, has reach
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-25

~ llrApACuE is the f,vort,O slsn by Nhirh ma
lure makes known any deviation Whatever (rUln LiA,
natural slate Of the GE'u and viewed in this light
may be locked on a. safeguard intended To give
notice Of diSsaSe which might Otherwise GsCaps
tSntinn till isN laIe to S IVmsdicd ami ilA iadicH
Eiens should never &c neglected. H~alncheS ruRy b.
slsssihS'l under tvo names six: syfuptousat.e and
4htHpathic. Syuptolnattc uraiaSLr Is SNstvSllnIly
SStamoh md IS the prscuIOCr OF , great yutIeryOt
diseases, HnlonS which arc NPopleAy, Iiuut Ella anna
tsEo AMI all febEe IlEoasEs In Its heES oUk Et It
Is symgaihs'!e 3T discsss VI The sfsuASh Uonslllut
nS 5!eE hSodiehC. OF hspatIc disSas- SoIsstiIuIiS
g!fSGs htSdarht, VI worms. constipation ahd Uah
dSotuRES Of the GUwSla, ell FSnnl and DTeEks
htCtons. DistaseS Of TIE heart sEe tefS Frequently
StSnd4d with Lea9Gehes; ArEfuiA and plgIt SSa nEa
SIeo ntSSfions which ftsSiusnrII oeeaSs,SIl aee.
LdiolSlthIs usadoShs nlso Nsr4 SerHihet, keisS;
usually distinguished by the tame ii HcrrSVs is0t'.
uot'S. sometimes cunning SRiden fla EiaTe Of ar
Earshtly SQUAD health and prO1t istinY Vnse tie
mental and physical OnerHie~ add la OIhet in<saI
eonlsS on slowly. hHtalded by depression Or splINs
OF acethi1y VI teunpEr. In InOsT lEIaRSs the palm
Is Id the front Of ths hsl oyCE 10th
sometimes provoking Set1itInH; ufer EhLI class Euey
also be named HeHTJlCiG.
For the treatment OF either elaaa u Healaeha the
CePlalic Pills have been found sure snd safe RENE.
dy relieving the most acute pains in lev mtngtus.
and By It's subtle power rrndirAtiny the dseGss u
which Headache is the Unrrrink Index.