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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-16

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Ismc. R;v.rs When they lefs the report va,
correns that ChsrIes,on had been attacked. ani
on Friday last several Rebel Regiments vers
sent south from James and York rivers. Thu
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| ahOrea 0f the JnmeS River we're almost deserted
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DENTISTS

EXTRACTING TEETH WITH
~ OUT PAIN. 5 na a ~
chose In need Of Dental services viii still ind ~ at the
Id stand on Jefferson Street. Harpers Shoe Stare
where We are prepared to do all kinds Of WORK IN our Nae
Teeth on Gold and Silver Pats CAc6plaaSc Pro.
ksep them from saxSher decay,
War. aoae fow TO suit hard times, and Warranted.
Jan =, is6o-dSd. So s4s H. BAILEY, D. D. 3.
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Irapersa.s C.paure,

s5srnsg - UOUS01Sf NoVuUbUs efo4Nt .vC5
Nsw- Yoax. Nov. 0.-fhe store shin Njehten.
gale which arrived this morning trs0 pdssses of
Asw Oriesns. has on board the cargoes Of five
sesanss4 espSesedh tbe Stsames Soath G arc.
WA, including tu0, ssrgees ii. msaisioas Of var,
an Immense esaeaasg 81 powder, md Il, coo stand
~ srmA DIS ..a.sl. god s-s7eg Is 1.s1ss "a -
Murder &C she 1s,N1eneiae,-asees ..~ a.
ere0eas Caeeh1ng>11 AvGsi 1sSC - 3ssSns
Bse.
NEW Yonx, Nov. 1i.-Thomas ,. Gov, !.
waiter a. tie St Nicholas Hotel, vas hrstsl,,
nuedered nn fhe s;de-sAjk IN front Il shes -.
tsl, BY loafer named 1homas Whise, WI Z
dirk. White vas arrested. 81. -
The SSH Regiment left this .. m.,ssis 0sa.
Zen and Aob0y Railroad, from Ststen IalaAd.@
Three more regiments lesve to-morrow. 81 s.ik :,
fourseen csDe C soldiGfS clotbi1e, 1At
olo,O00, belonging to the roth rsGnenk Nm
1eSnd snis morning atshe Erie railpeod II -
dsssiDsd 70. The West They we're ssisG1s -
Quarsesmsster Ossnnder Of that reeiisenS g
eeebsr With J. n Reynolds, Suffer, wefs $50
@, eo charge Of defrasd Dg the Govespmsat
Gpecisls state that the President and Assist.
ast 6scsstary Fox, received dispatches this NOR
aiae, CONFIRMING the reports OF the saooe0 Of
- Nsvsl Expedition. bat they are founded on
~ same authority Of these from Fort Nooroe
be&hs Anoeisssd PsssA 8sl-''s
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81 HxjsalS err, Nov. 1l.-fhis nosniSK q 10
: O., Col. Anslosy With 100 mssntsd men, vs.
attacked on an open prairie, abont 10 milee
FROM. shis place By coo rebels, under cormand
Of Upton Haya Alter desperate struggle the
rsbeis rssreatsd, seeking shelter In the woods,
from which they were sgsin routed. Col A.
thoay then fell back about 8 miles 20 await r.
inforcemenls, which VIII speedily be forwarded
70 him. This is supposed % b The same band
81 rebels that captured part q Capt Scbields
oonrany Of Fremont Huesafs nssr Little Ssuta
Re. ssat'
Il Is said there are upwards Of 1000 armed
sscessionists in this county.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l2.-The Inquirer has .
special which says, that privateer and two
achoonsrs in Swan Gun Inlet were burned on
the night Of the 4th, by boats from the Tusca-
rora, stationed ut Chintalegue. K.
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WARSAW; No, Nov. l9.-The following =
correct list Of Gen. Hunters Stan, - omcialy
announced: -
{ Surgeon Jas. K. Barnes, Medical Director.
Assistant Adjutant Genersls-haj Oharlss0.
Halpine, Capt. Marcus J. Parrott, Lieut. Edward
3. smith, Capt. John w. Shahsr : 8
Quarter Master-Capt John W. Turner.
Commissary Of Enthusiastically Edward
Aid.de-Comps-Nai 4. n. Hougb, N.j Louis
D. Hubbard. Capt. Richard Thompson. Lieut.
Samuel W. Stockton, Lieut. Arson o. Doolittle,
Lieut.. Arthur N'Kinxie aud Lieut. Chas. E. Hay.
7 -,79 "a ---------- - : n. -----ss saz
General Oraer.
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. l2.-The following denerai
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BOOK BINDERY,
CTEPHEN 7. ACRES,

STEPHEN 7. ACRES,
BOOK BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK Boox
MANUFACTURER, 49, i 80,
IN CoolbdvgNs BLOCK, Ad,a ST., 1sv1tseton, Losca.
eindng Of every description order Blank Books
ruled and manufactured In style. Paper banks Ac
ulsd 70 any pattern. :, + s5.t- ian 0bpy.
TEEN LUMBER.
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This is the case in all of the States tbroughou
Mexico The rebels, however, hold on, Aatter.
ing promises, and offer to make any kind Of
treaties, and to aid item with money.
~ Worlds dispatch:
The excitement has been intense here oil day
in reference to the coast expedition. The news
coming from Fort Monroe ana Hstteras is cred
tied at the Departments. In case the expected
steamer arrives at Annapolis, arrangements has
been made to dispatch tie news Immediately,
north and south.
Every thing is quiet on the Potomac.
The steamer Harriet Lane, having been thor.
oughly overhauled. will 60 down to the fiotilla
IN q day or two.
Tie presid mi viii not irion Capt Gordon,
COW icted at New York Of being engaged in the
siave trade, the Governnent desires the prompt
6unisbmeR, Of SUCH offenders
~, Times dispatch ,s
Yesterday Gen Hancock sens five companies
ofthe New York 49th and three Of cavalry TO
Peacock Hill, FIVE miles beyond Lewinsyille.-
They discovered no rigns oil the recent presence
Of rebel pickets, except lev extinguished
camp fires The cavalry vent three miles be-
yond, and was informed that the place had but
recently been occupied BY the rebels. They
brought in prisoner.
: In front Of the leit wing below Alexandria,
orr picket lines extend IRON the mouth OF tue
Acca.onik up the Accot0s'k ridge, ten miles in
front OF Fort LYON and four in front OF Mount
Vernon, which, estate 10 now within our lines
The rebel pickets appear about two or three
miles berond our lines. ana about the same
distance this side of Ocooquon.
Scouts in the direction Of Fairfax station
state that the rebels have thrown up two field
works At that point and that Gen. EWsll -
tbers with ave regiments
TTribunes special
Several rebel battssies on The Lower Potomac
have been withdraw. It b probable that they
- ;eonpossd sstissly e A-ld pieces.
~ - olacers generally ridicals Tie idea of 90
lotes winter quarters. az
Apeslpn 10 citizens dress. viii pass from
1eclellan's hesd qparsers Slated oil Tie
- left sing Of cur army o. Sssarday,
eos fecegsised on hh return By gentle
- ~ Aiexandsia, q IN odicsr n IL ssbsl
10y.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-15
gg 0elalgrill1It.
Reported Exclusively forsthe Daily
Intelligencer.
Proclamation Of Gen. Harnev

ST. Louis, May H. The frst four
regiments of Uuited States volunteers un-
der the conlmadd OF Colonies Blair. Brxn,.
steiri Sigel and SchAltner, has been formed
into IA brigade uldcr tic style OF the first
brigade Missouri volunteers, anil Cant.
Lyon hns been elected ISrigAdier General
Commanding. General Lyon Hcccpted
this position and retains command of tipse
regiments lay authority Of the President.
Gen. Hmney publishes this morning nm
address TO the people Of Missouri, in which
he calls attention to the military Till re-
Gently passed by the Legislature, which he
regards as an indirect secession orliunncr,
manitestly Unconstitutional, aud ought
not to be upheld By good citizens.
IN conclusion lie says: :" DiScMimimg
all desire or intention 10 Interfere win
tue prerngativts OF the State Of MissnG,f
or with the functions of it's EXECUTIVE, vet
regard it US my plain duly to express to
the people, in respectful but decided IAN.
gunge, that within the field and sroue of
my command the snprpme'law of the Land
must md shall be maintained. and no
snhIerfuges whatever in the forms Of leg
islative acts or otherwise can be permitted
to harrnss or Cypress the good, law .ALi.
ding people of Missouri"
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From Jefferson Citv.

ST.. LOrIs, May l4.-Accounts from JEFF
terson City say the militia from the sur
rounding towns and Counties continue to
arrive there-mauy of them mounted and
NIL indifercntIy nrmed. Ex-Gov. Sterling
Price has been appointed Major General Of
the State forces, and now has command
of the troops in Jefferson City. Orders
were issued by him yesterday ulat any at
tack by soldiers or mobs on the property
OF citizens or soionrners, without author-
tty, will be promptly inquired intn anu the
Offenders hung under martial law. If the
"fenses amount to the loss Of life or prop
erIy.
The Northern NJ. E. Church was stoned
on Sunday night hy ascrowd Of drunken
men antl hoys, and the windows smashed.
TIE members of the Southern church i'm
medialsly mt'lc upa subscription to repair
the damages! ami expressed thpirsdje..,,-
prevail OF the act.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-15

TnE FEMALE ORoAxIzArIox is often ms
frail as that of At tender flower. MANY of
the sex enter into marriage relations with
ont being able to undergo the lnhurs aud
trials nr maternity. In this uOmu,rv
thousands of young and beautiful women
are sacrificed every year from this rnn-c
alone. llostetter's Celebrated Stomach
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numbers of people throughout the repub-
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beverage aud prompt and powerful in its
effect as medicine. 1t infuses new vital
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whole system, so that women who use il
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which would, without it, be certain TO
PROSTATE them.
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HFTEES MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
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WV. A. DATcIELolvs HAIR DYE produces a
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by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
The Gemuine has the nAmc s.SViIItan A IIatchelOri
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eDr DURING the raising of tile flag on
the Custom House, on Monday, some seees.
sionist yelled for JEFF. Davis, when rush
was made for him by the crowd, and cries
of chang him." hang him." went up in all
directions. a rope with loop at one end
was seen in the crowd, and for time the
position of the secessionist was by no
means happy one. The police, however,
ran to his rescue, captured him and took
hin, to Jail.
Also, during tue speaking 10 front oftho
M'Lure House, man riding by, after pas
sing the crowd, hallowed for Jefferson D.,
but his horse was sufficiently feet a.foot to
elude those who might have been disposed
TO interfere with the freedom of speech.
Notwithstanding these manifestations of
the peoples disupproval of Mr.. Davis and
his disciples, We heard several chaps, yes
terday, all of whom were under tue infu-
enee of liquor, calling upon the name Of
the chief of the "confeds,' in some cnses
without interruption and in other cases
meeting with such htndrIuces as those of
opposing sentiments choose to adopt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-15

B~ GoxE INTO CAMr.--Yestcrday morn
ing the Rough and Ready Rifles, Capt.
Eritt, and the Iron Guards, Capt stephens,
tie two companies recently sworn in the
Unired Strtes service. went over to the Is
land and wers engaged most of the day in
liking up quarters. They occupy the North
Western corner of the grounds, aud when
they get their quarters properly furnished
aud tue usual Injuries of soldiers life,
such a. straw &C., provided in abundance
which will Gc done to-lay, they will get
along like lighting cocks.
The companies go into camp premancns-
ly to-day. Arrangements have been made
W which the companies will be speedily
uniformed aud provided with every thing
necessary for camp life.
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So AocrpExr Fno1 FlRE ARus.-A

So ACcIUEXT FROM FIRE ARMs.-A
most lamentable accident occurred yester-
lerday AFTERNOON in South Wheeling. a
number Of little girls were handling pis-
tol, when the weapon Was accidently dis
charged, the ball taking effect in the throat
Of a young daughter of Mr.. S. II. Wood
ward, producing wound from which she
died, a short time after the unfortunate oc-
eurrance. Tie little girl was about Ii
yerrs of age, and was IL very interesting
Guild. Tho accident has cast II gloom over
sue whole community.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-15

BAErInoRE, May 1.-THE U. s. troops
are fully established in their camp on Fed
er''l Hill. Squads of soldiers are strollfng
about tile city this morning.
schooner was seized at tile wharf this
morning by the G.. S. officers. She had n
number of the Pixies manufactured by Wi
mans, and Minnie Rifles On board. She was
taken over TO the south side OF the hnrbor,
under Federal Hill aud placed under gnard.
The schooner hRdcleared for Snow HiiI, on
the EHstern shore of Md.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-15

AGAIN another proUfthat Bqr6ous's Hcl
t"Ha Bttters is worthy of rcrommeniation.
The plain aud upright Mary Van Sled
recht, daughter of Van Dyke, had last
spring "d"ngerOus sickness, but got So
Tar well as to he ont of the doctors treat
could get no nppetite, anu couli NOT net
strength enough to do her household work.
till Withina few weeks past. She pscJ
but one bottle of the Buisys, which, with
the help of God, has given her strength.
and Sue feels qnite we'll; for while Ler lIns5
baud gave me, the undersigned, his thanks
for having recommended the Bitters for
MS wife, and requested me to have the
same inserted in the Shebovpan Ny,vts,-
code L DoDGE.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
The above is literal translation from
the last number of the Sheboygan Nitups.
0Ode' my-1m
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Treasury Ciroular-Number of Rebel
Troops in Va.-An Irish Brigade.

Troops in Va.-An Irish Brigade.
WASnI%GTOX, May l3-The Secretary of
the Treasury has just issued n circular to
all collectors, surveyors and other officers
OF cus'nms. precisely similar to that re-
Gently addressed to those in the Northern
ami Northwestern waters relative to COM
MERGE with the insurreciionary Suites, and
with tile following addition: Among the
prohibited supplies are iuclrdel C6ule's
t.legraphic instruments, wire, porous caps,
platinum, snlphHrir acid, zines, aud ali
other Geographic material
1t is satisfactorily ascprtained Tint the
whole number of troops in Virginia docs
not exceed 10000, of which one-tifth are
in Richmond. This information is reliable.
Among other daily tenders of troops by
gentlemen dispatched Iiitler for the pnr-
pose. is that Of the Irish brigade. hy Minor
Mulligsn of Illinois. They are we'll drilled
and anxious for service anywhere. They
were crowded out of tue State rcquisition.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-15
Massaehusetts Leeislatnra.

BnsroS, May 1.-THE Legislature mot
atn"on in specitl session. Gdv. Andrews
pessage gives detitilel1 statement of the
action of the Commonwealth, and says
he ims sent n commissioning Europe for
arms to the amount of $3.50, 900.
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Read the Following. It is True

PAREERsBuRo, ArrillO
7. II. LOoAS, ESQ, Dear sir:
wrote to you some time since for a Bottle of
BrentIiuger's Fluid Extract Of sarsaparilla and Dan
delion. AMI must say that it has acted upon me like
a charm. havO been afflicted for near two years
with DyaPepsiai two-thtrds of the time vOmIted
from one to three times RdHy. had given ur the
det OF ever getting we'll and indeed my friends Lad
given up all hopes of my ever getting well again.
Adle'i to this, suffered with the ScroruIa very
much. Since Last September ono side OF ms neck
was one Gnttre sore composed Of seven running
sores The use Of one Hottie las much Improved
me. My stomach Is relieved and my neck has I'm.
proved beyond my most Aangnine expectations
feel much encouraged and think by the iSt. Of ono or
Two titles more shall be relieved entirely. You
vii! please send me two bottles 10y the lIuat.
Yours respectfully, IW HOMER
The above medicine Is prepared by F. A. HRENT
LINGER CO.. No, 14I Market street Wheeling
aud sold by most Of the Drug Iista Of tho eitY al
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-15

na3e DIsoRnEaIr-some twenty men
were arrested on Monday, and jagged for
di'orderly conduct. They were taken out
yesterday anil fined. Those who paid up,
we're released. Those who couldn't pay
were sent bnsk to dur.ncc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-15
No,Iee 40 MaIl subSerIbers.


In cur report of the first days proceed
Jugs of the Convention, the report said
that .ChandIer" was chosen one of the
permanent Secretaries. 1t should have
been g. L. Cranmer.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-15

% TnR Henry CLAY GUARDS will
mset at Union Hall this morning ut .
o'clock for the purpose of mastering into
service of the United Suites.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-15
saluted thelr Flag.

The Henry Clay Guards, in the course of
their parade yesterday, drew up in front of
The Custom House, and sAluted the Cor
geous ensign Of the Republic" that now
floats so grandly from its top.
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Interesting News!
A New On We'll just DlscoYernd!
BUt a small Amount II equlre,l for cv.

SUI small Amount Required for CV-
cry one TO take share,
Eosry so cents inreeted ,OiR yi,ld 81 rrort6
N ADVANCE OF the NEW uIon TARIFF.
f10O CASES OF NEW SPRING AND SUMNER
AOO DRY GOODS
have just been received witch the subscriber Is able
TO sci, for lees than half their original value.
besldea many other gJOds received. he will oulv
mention $50 pieces Of SIX Of all the Latest styie at
gil price,, some Rs low 50 cts. per yard worth Mt
least ST. and Plain Silks as low Us &c per yarTT
:" pieces OF Plain Black Silks for Dresses and SIan-
Dreas Goods, a large and varied assortment. Some
L[ayeins Dress Go9ds for only Sc per yard worth
Lawns and Lawn Robes, plain and figured Berrsrs
:. Double width grey, black and white Bercges fur
shaws and Dnstersi some worth 81, for only so cts
ChaIlies and Drlaines, dfnsirams and Chintzcs,
large stock; some ~ dark French ChiutzeS for
lSe per yurl worth nj least sc, and light Chintzes
sllkWLS-loO Grape sharls. all colors. from S to
oO dollars piece; ~ Twisted Silk ShIwls, new
st%les: 40 Stella SbANvls, some MS low Fl.
silk and Cloth Dusters an CIjlE., ut ali prices
for Ladies' and Misses.
French Lice Nlanlles Of all the latest styles.
A largo stock Of HnIbroiGerivS and White lioods
a pair
Parasols. Hoop skirts and Corsets large stock.
DJiESTlCS.-Fast cOlore,l Prints. tEnrrantad.)
for IL. aud SIC per yartl, worth l2IS 10 and 0c
per yard BeAclted and unlleaChe.l Siuslins Il NIL
widths and qualities. Irish Linen and Linen Table
cAsPETS.--75 pieces of Ingram, ply and super-
a good aSs0rtRlent Of Iloy4 Ready Made Clothing,
and many other goods too numerous to mention, NIL
Of which have been bought for cash from Importers
aud will be sold at greatly reduced prices by
app 80 Main ST., Wheeling, Hn.
DRUMs AND FIFEs FOR DTILI-
II TAItf COMPANIES, on hand. and supplied to
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NIothers, read thia.

ThefolloWingts an extract rom alstte rwrft,en BY
the Pastor Of Baptist Church to the aJonrnalabd
Messenger Cincinnati Ohio, and spsaks volumes in
favor Of that World-renOWned meleine-AIRs WIS.
lows soorHNa SrRuP roR cHiLDREN TErTHrNo:
sNre see an advertisement in your columns Of Mrs
WinsloW's Soothing Syrup. Nov Ne never SAID
word 10 favor Of patent meetae before In our Itr
but We feel compelled TO say to your reAIers, that
thisis no hniuhus-ME H4VE TgIED II, AND EHoE1F 70
y Az " CLAIMS II u probably, one OF the nrpst
the best. And those Of your readers who have Ia
eies ea1't do better than TO lay In BaPpiy.''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-15
THE GREATENGLIsH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CEARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED BY ROYAL LISTERS PATENT.
Ersparsd from Prescription qfsm JAMES CL.y,KE,
n D., P6ygieian Extraordinary to TIE Queen.
This tnvaluable medicine is unEAing In the cure of
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female conatitutiOn sutJect 1t moaerates all ex.
cess aud removes all distractions, aud speedy cure
may 10 relied on.
TO NIARRIED LADIES
It is peculiarly suitec. II within hort tinlo bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, price One Dollar bears the Govern
ment Stamp of Great Britain to prevent eounerrss
CAUTION.
IheSe tIltS should not be taken 6y females during
shc FIRST THREE XONTIHS Of Pregnancy, as t6ey
are '5rs q IrinR NisoarrtqSe, Lut at aag oltey
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain
IN the HACK and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertiOn
talpition Of the Heart Mysteries and Whites these
Pills viii effect cure when NIL other means have
failed and although powerful remedy, do not CON.
tain trOn cAlomsl, antiHony, anything hurtIl to
tho constitution.
Pull dIrsctiOna In the pamphlet around each naeI.
age which should he carefully preseFv
Sole Agents for the United states and Cana,lI
JOB Moses (Late l q. Baldwin COL
n. Rs, 90 aud postage stamps eneIosei :, any
authorized Agent, will Insure bottle coutainin IA
pills, by return mall. -
Sold by LAUGHLINs 4 BUSnFIHLD and t. n
LOGAN z 20. Rug3.eOd-dEW-Iy.