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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-12
IIEorTid

A rumor was brought hore yesterday
by several persons that Maj JoDDAN and
his command, who were captured by the
grerrillas at Tompkinsyille, were subse-
quenGIy shot by their barbarous captors.
We earnestly hope that this rumor may
prove unfoundcd Low as our opinion is
Of guerrilla humanity, we trust IL has
not inaugurated such a work as this
II il be true, fearful win be rctribution
We have the advantage Of tho rebels
in everything except aayHtiness When
shall we have dat Indispensable adyaR-
tagey Ir a io
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-12

Ascension lady writes us a note repri-
handing us severely for copying qneDs item
from a paper several hundred miles dis
tant and concludes bysaying "May the
Lord God have mercy upon you in your
day Of trialw To which we say Amen,
with all devontness, But If ever we
turn traitor to u country and become a
participant in the robbery, murder deg
radiation and untold miseries and horrors
of a wicked rebellion against our govern
ment, we won't have the impudence to
ask God for mercy | We shall expect
every devil in He'll to press to our lips
the fiery draught of damuation, and to
heap burning sulphur ON our heads to all
eternity. .f
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explorations in south Oarollna.

WAaHINGToN, June l0.-The Navy Depart.
meut received dispatches by which It appears
that commander Prentice, of the Alhratrass
recently sailed up the Intenor waters Of South
Carolina to Georgetown. He crossed the bar
on the 2lst. But his own vessel and Monarch,
Lieutenant Commanding Duncan, entered Wy
Ing Bay. After passing small deserted re-
doubt, which was near the light house, an ex-
tensiVe IforliAoation was observed on South Is.
land, with apparently several large guns
mounted, which turned out to be QuakeFs. This
port was found deserted. Another abandoned
fortifcation was found on Cat Island.
r On the 22d he stood for Georgetown, entered
Swapit creek, and steamed past the city wharf
Not being prepared to hold the place, he ab.
stained from landing, knowing that q contest
with ARTILLERY and cavalry in the place wculd
destroy the town.
He afterward assembled the Wacsnax to q
point ten miles above Georgetown, through 9
fine country, and meeting no resistance, hs
brought of eighty contrabAnds. The rebell
we're leaving their plantations, driving theil
negroes before them, In all directions. sn@wz
One hundred and ffty.nine prisoners, prinei
pally of the Georgia Tigers and l2th Virginia
captured at Port Royal, were brought here TO
day, and transferred to the Provost Guard, b.
whom they we're escorted to the old capital mil
itary prison. a4r4a lll. 9 u.e-
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Missouri state Convention.

JETSEnsoN CRY, June 9.--In the Convention
to-day, the bill defining the qualifications Of
voters, was reported back by the committee on
Elections Being before the Convention, Mr.
Mosss substitute, poStponing all elections till
1864, was withdrawn, to slIowa direct vote on
disfranchising rebels ~"
Mr.. Breckinridge moved an amendment in
substance the same as the provision struck out
by Mr.. Or's amendment last week, upon which
lengthy discussion ensued, finally resulting
in the adoption Of the smendment--yea 35,
nays 81.
This result shows great change since Friday
last, when the same provision was stricken out
By vote of Al against "a. -----.--..--
On the adoption of the section 10 the bill, as
amended. dlstranchislng rebels, the vote stood
---yeas SO, nays 2T--Mr. Orr voting in the af-
Mr Breckinridge's amendment dlstranchises
all persona eDgaged in the rebellion since the
10th Of December last.
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From nlLsao ori, nrempnIs, etc.

JEFFERSON CRY, June l0,-In accordance
with cell made by General HAlleck, George
Gamble has issued q proclamation asking for
recruits to fill up regiments Of Missouri volun-
teers now In the service q the United States. {
A special TO the ST. Louis Republican, dated
Memphis, June 7th, says This morning the
rebel tug, Mark R. Cheek, was discovered up q
slough above the city, where abe had run for
epnceslment, and surrendered to our tug Samp.
son about Q thousand rebel oaissions. Ten left
on the oars last night for Grenade, Mississippi
The railroads have ell stopped running to the
city. The Memphis G. Charleston Railroad 10
badly outup, and all its rolling stock has been
sent South. All the stock Of the Memphis &
Ohio road, except three engines, 10 here. ,
Great efforts are made to shield public prop.
erty by private claim. ---' "a :.
About two thousand bales Of cotton were
burned. asl irs M y, -.
- Colonel Thomas n. Kasson was the military
oommandAnt here, but Ex-Henator Acting
Brigadier-G GenerAl Fitch, Of Indiana, IA In com
mand Of the city now since the formal surren
der at three O'Clock P. M. yesterday, and on n,
posting of pickets through the city, the excite
ment among the people subsided aud all /
quiet. .sasis 5s&t y sA & SiiAdwC
The new Postmaster for Memphis 10 now /,
Cairo and willbe here soons-
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lAeFOhiAb Iyh OhlO !
aasa NEW YoRK. June 10.
AsHEs-contlnue steady. Sales so brs at s5 75@
3 ~ for pots: So for pearls.
C0rT0N--Market unchanged.
FLOUR-Less active and market scarcely 90 firm -
les OF 900 barrels at 1904 IS for superne state
81 s24 20 for extra state 81 1894 IS for superfne
Westerni "a 52h@4 40 for common to medium extrs
western; S. 9O@5 rs for common TO good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio IS 3525 so for trade
brands market closing heavy and buyers at outside
CANADIAN FLoUR-Less doing and market shade
eser taes Of coo barrels at 81 554 40 for common
and 81 1895 % for good to choice extra.
RYE FLoUh-euiet aad steady. Small sales at SO 20
CORN MEAL-Quiet and without material change. -
Sales Of $50 barrels brnndy wine at 10.
WHIsKY1Msrket " opened steady and closed hrrer;
sales OF 600 barrels for state and western
incluting parcels Of the latter at 24Xc.
WHEAT-Only moderate supply, with fair export
demand and prices have advanced cent per bushel
Sales H. OO bush Chicago spring at 90c9l02 bush
Milwaukee club at OSSS 05; "a 900 bush amber Iowa
at 81 07@l OS; Is 800 Canadian club at 81 OOl O5;
$4,000 bush winter red 81 l49l I5; $500 bush mixed
90, l4S60 bush white Michigan at 81 259l 30.
RYE-W,thout change. Sales OF 6,4O0 bush zoe.
BARLEY-Nominal, with moderate request for export
without material change in prices; sales of 97OO bush
at 47@5Oc for new mixed western; 52953c for old do
45946 for unsound 5Sc for whts WESTERN and zoe for
choice white southern. --' ~
OATs-Actiye at 43aD44He for Canadian and state,
sUGAR-Raw, firm and in good demand; Sales Of
1000 hhdS Cuba at 6N97c; 40 hhds Porto Rico at tx
and gao boxes Havana at 79sk; refined in good de.
mand at l0@l0kc for powdered grain and crushed.
M0LASeES-Firm and In moderate demand. Sales
40 hhdsPorto Rico at 34c; Is hhds Cuba Muscsvsdo at
$50, and 90 hhds Cuba clayed at 2ic.
P0hK-There is more doing but prices are without
decided change. saes 5000 brs at S1l IS for mess;
9ll SO for western prime mess; % 90 for prime.
Mes BEEF-pnll and unchanged; sales Of 900 hhda
at IS 5O97 90 for prime and 10 90 for country mess
SlO OO9lO 90 for mess, and Sl3 OO9 50 for
.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-11
ArrIvai OF Dutch ana French Con.
RmnR.

.
New YoRK, juno 9.--The Fort Monroe cor
fespondence Of the Philadelphia Enquirer gives
The Stepping Stone, among others who had
come down with the rebel Gag Of truce OBJ
served Mon. ]. De Pruin Keeps, Vice Consul Of
Netherlands, at Charleston, and his family;
NJ. Lecompte De Choesenl, French Consul at
Charleston, accompanied by wife, child and ser
want. Imsde inquiry as to the reason Of their
leaving their post at the present moment, when
they are 60 much needed to look after the inter.
ests Of their countEymen In Sessessia, but I
could not obtain any satisfaction. Two things
are pretty certain, first, they did not leave the
Confederate chip until che was sinking, and,
secondly, they did not leave without instruc-
tons from their respective governments, and It
may appear that Mr.. Mercier's visit to Rich
mond had something to do with the matter b
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;. FREMONT,
Msjor-G General
Gen. burnside through the AIbes
marie ana Chesapeake Canal.

From Fortress MOnro roes..ArrivaI Of
GEN. Burnside through the AIbe-
marie ana Chesapeake Canal.
FoRTREss MONROE, June 9.-Major- General
Burnside and staff arrived here at an early hour
this morning, having come through the Alber-
marie and Chesapeake canal In the small gum
boat Port Royal, leaving Newbern Saturday.
The Port Royal came through both cuts Of the
canal; the lower one connecting Carrituck and
Albermarle Sounds, had been obstructed pre-
vious. Arrivals by the inland route have avoid
ed this cut BY traversing the whole length of
Carrituck Sound.
The object Of the visit of Gen. Burnside was
to have important communications with the
Government. Having sent his dispatch to
Washington and obtained replies, be will re-
turn. ..,..... ..--.
There Is little or no news In the department
of North Carolina. - ss',
The Oath Massachusetts, regiment, at Wash.
ington, N. c., was attacked from an ambush by
Q North Carolina regiment, on Thursday last.
The 24th Massachusetts were on scouting ex-
pedition at the time. They lost six men killed
and a number wounded, three Of the latter sub
sequently died.
Several skirmishes have lately taken place In
the vicinity Of Washington. In one, one hund-
red and fifty Of our cavalry put to flight rebel
force of cavalry and infantry ten times their
strength. ra..a.. ,-tra.
The following are the deaths in the general
Hygeia Hospital from the Let Of June to this
Bassner, 5!h Michigan regiment,
died 9Th inst. ~ " ttH- -.4~
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Col. Ellet's Report of tho Naval En-
gsgement az Memphis.

HHH
Col. Eliet,s Report OF tho Naval En-.
gHgement az Memphis.
WAsHMaToN, June l0--The following die.
patches from Col Ellet were received this morn
Ing ct the War Department.: ela li3ls s.s
49, 80 U. 8. RAN swrTzERLASp,
I = OPPOSITE MEMPHIs, June Tth, p. M b
Hon. E. N. Stanton, Secretary Of War: r.
q sm-Yesterday, after the engagement with
the rebel feet had nearly terminated, and the
Runboats and one Of my rams had passed be.
low, was informed white Gag had been raised
In the city. Immediately sent my son, med
icAl cadet, Chas. R. Ellst, ashore with Gag Of
truce, and the following note to the authorities:
.ass orPosrTI MEMPHIs, June 9Th.
/. / understand that the city Of Memphis has
surrendered. therefore send my son with two
United States fags, with instructions to raise
one upon the Custom House and the other up
on the Court House, as evidence Of the return
Of your city to the care and protection of the
Constitution.
80. ~ s Col. Commanding.
3 The bearer Of the Gag and the above note was
accompanied BY Lieut.. Counkell Of the 69sh Ill
regiment, and two men Of the boat guard. The
following Is the reply Of the MAycrOf the city;
MEMPHIS, June g..
Col. Charles Rllst, Jr., Commanding, etc. =
Sm--Your note of this date 10 received, and
the contents noted. The civil authorities oi
the city are not advised Of Its surrender to the
fesees Of the United States Government, and
our reply b you is simply to state, respectfully
shAt We have no force 70 oppose the raising oi
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Damp of instruction at Annapolis

Damp OF lnBtruoUlOn at Annapolis
WASHINGTON, June 9.-General order No. SO,
just issued, is as follows: WsEEs
A Camp Of Instruction for ffty thousand men,
artillery and infantry In due proportion, will be
Immediately formed near Annapolis, Maryland.
Major General Wool will command the camp,
In addition to his duties as department COM
mander, The ground will be selected and the
troops, which will be assembled as rapidly as
possible under orders from the War Depart.
ment, will be placed in position as they arrive.
Brigadier- General l., P. Graham is assigned to
duty as chief Of cavalry at the camp, and Brevet
General Harvey Brown as chief of artillery
A chief of the infantry arm will hereafter be
designated. r.w ..-sttzT 51o g.sc, :
The following we're confirmed as Brigsdier-
Generals of Volunteers Col. Julius White of
Illinois, Stephen g. BurbFidge Of Kentucky,
Col. Adolph Won SteinWhere Of the 29th, Capt.
Charles Griffin Of the 9Th regiment Of artillery,
Col. Peter 0sterhaus of the 18th Missouri,
Col. Geo. w. Gordon Of Massachusetts, and
Col. J. L. Tuttle Of the Cd Iowa. ,s 5ssn (.
The following were confirmed as Consuls;
VIM. r. Jones Of Illinois, at Macao; F. B. FL
mer Of Missouri, at La Pas; Jas. @, Howard Of
Ohio, at st. Johns, N. B. zss Us dlsg-s -.Ias
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Tpdian Dspredatlons ON the overland

DePRedatiOns ON the heOverland
s5i.gE Nall cess f'tt~
/, WAsHMaTcN, June Information has been
received az the contract Office of the Post Office
Department, which leads to the belief that ell
the mails dispatched from the East to the
Pacific Coast by the overland route via St.
Joseph and PlaoerviIle, between the first and
tWenty.third of April last, have been lost or de-
tAIned BY depredAtiOns Of Indians at some point
east of Salt Lake City, and that mails sent from
Pacific TO the East, by the same route, between
March 90 and April "a, have also met with q
like detention, and from the same cause. This In
formAtin Ia given that correspondence within the
dates mentioned may be duplicated. Mails are
for the present dispatched from New York for
the Pacific by steamer via Panams, on the lst,
9Th, 18th and Gath Of each month. An agent
has been directed 70 60 over the route from ST,
Joseph for the purpose Of recovering the mlss-
ing malls,,if pracIicHble. -s n ,.s
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Ernn, nnrInfIn

w AnhtNdEuNb Juu0 AOs-Ts no Lneb-
sage was received at the War Department. this
morning: 1.. .-S
Uv sl CoRINTH, June O.
Hon. E. M. Stanton, Secretary of War;
The enemy have fallen back to Tuscclls,
flfty miles from here by railroad and near sew
eDty miles by wagon road. Al .ea5Sa
Gen. Pope estimates the rebel loss from cas-.
ualties, prisoners and desertion at over twenty
thousand, and Gen. Buell. at between twenty
aud thirty thousand.
i A person who wac employed in the Confed-
crate commissary department, saysJ they had
one hundred and twenty thousand men in Cor
inth, and that now they cannot muster much
over eighty thousand
Some of the fresh graves on the road have
been opened and found 70 be flled with arms.
Many of the prisoners of war beg not to be
exchanged saying they apuTpcsely allowed
themselves to be taken. -
Beauregard himself retreated from BAldWin
on Saturday afternoon to 0kolona. esrF j,
(Signed) Il. w. HALLECKr ..l
.,ss iFa Major /,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-11

CHICAGO, Jane 10.-sA special from Memphis,
the 9Th, says: Il has been decided by FEDERAL
guehofEiies not to allow runaway negroes 10
come Into tho lines under any circumstances,
and that they have no control over them out
eide Of the lines.
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Cleveland Market.

wHEAT-Ths narketls slightly better. salea OF :
cars red from track at 94c. g. Z. (, ,ss ~ rs IA
C0RN-Market dull and heavy. Bale Of car d go.
HIaHwINEs-ssles Of 100 bbli at sOko, and 50 bbl
at 90kc.
Other articles quiet and unchanged.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Robert Burns Griffin Doc. ?, page l53.
vs.. Superior Court Of Franklin
TN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF
the said Court to directed, will offer for sale
at public auction at the door Of the Court Houas In the
city Of Columbus, on v---
Saturday, the lath day Of July, A. D. 1862.
At one o'clock p NJ. the following described real e.
tate, situate In Franklin county, Ohio, TO Wit
Lots Nos l49 and l4s, In the town Of Alton as per
recorded plat Of ssid town.
Appraised, lot No. AZ, ct 500 90
: CO." +" 43, at Is 90
r a. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
1 Printers fees SS IS.
OTTo DREsEL, Atty.
june3-dlt&wtd. rr-r~ -.r
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gbe Obio 9tatesnra,r
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE II. 1869.
'TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported for the Ohio Statesman.
TEE LATEST NEWS.
Gen. Fremonrs operations at Har-
rlsburg.

Gen. Fremonps Operations at Har
risburE.
HEADQUARTERS MoUNTAIN DEPARTMENT., I
Army IN THE FIELD, HARnsBURo, June ~
TO e. M. Stanton, Secretary Of War: as, %
The army reached this place at 2 o'clock yes
tefday, driving out the enemy'srear guard from
the town. Severe skirmishing continued from
that time till dark, the enemy's rear being
closely pursued by our advance. AT 4 O'Clock
the First New Jersey cavalry, after driving the
enemy through the village, fell into an ambus-
cade In the woods to the southeast of the town,
10 which Col. Wyndham, of that regiment, was
captured, and considerable loss sustained. Col.
Cheseret with his brigade, subsequently en-
gagged the enemy in the timber, driving him
from his position and taking his camp. At
about 8 O'Clock, battalion Of Col. Ksne's
.Pennsylvanis regiment entered the woods under
direction of Brigadier.G General Bayard, and
maintained for half an hour vigorous attack,
10 which both sides suffered severely, driving
the enemy.
The enemy attempted to shell our troops,
but Q few shots from one of our batteries o.
lenced bis guns, g5f
After dark the enemy continued his retreat.
Full particulars will be sent by mall. ll-s B
aaA tf- fna J. c. FREMONT,
~ Major General.
The dispatches from Fremont's department,
dated the 9th and 7tl, were received at the
War Department to-day. They we're sent by
courier TO Front Royal, thence BY telegraph.
WASHINGTON, June l0.--The following was
received at the War Department this morning
'r HEADouARrERs, Army IN FIELD,
80 HARRIsBuRo, June Tlh, 9p.m.
Hon. e. n. Stanton, Secretary Of War!
The attack upon the enemys rear of yester.
day, precipitated bis retreat. Their loss In
killed and wounded was very severe. Their re-
treat lie almost by an impossible road, along
which many wagons were left In the woods
Wagon loads OF blankets, clothing and other
are piled up In all directions. Dur
Ing the evening, many Of the rebels were kill
ed by shells from battery Of Gen. Stahl's
brigade. Gen. Ashby, who covered the retreat
with his whole cavalry force and regiments of
Infantry, and who exhibited admirable skill
and bravery, was among the killed.
Gen. Milroy made reconnaissance to-day
about seven miles on the Port Republic road,
and discovered portion of the ensmy's force
in the timber.
(signed) J. c. FREMONT,
Msior-G General,
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QuEBIo, June lOs-AnC,her large firs broke
ont IN this city early this morning. Over one
hundred houses, principally Of wood, the prop.
erty Of Che workmsn In the ship yard, have been
dNatEoyed.
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z. SIigMe COlet, CossgA,

AMNm q Slight Cold, COssgA,
MSEA c5KodTeeneas, or Sofe
ENIIIbilENS eShfodf, tvhtch might be
yE:SSS9 c1sscbed tUtth simple rem
~ edy, if neglected, cttes ter
inmates seriously Fe,D are alUars Of
the in.portancs Of stopping a IgouQh or
Slight fold in tts first stage that
phich in the bsgHgning sOould yield to
mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
attacts the lungs. '-s-'i-'k.' ss~-
Akeluiz's Aroncf,tat lStocheA
tcere first tVtroduced eleOes years ago
It has been proved that they are the best
article before the pubic for bgouaha,
8oLda, 6koncjlitts, .Aathnza,
b4atnfth, the Haclcing Cough in /Son-
sn,,zIltioIz, and numerous affections Of
the IShfodf, etytng insmsdtate relief
Public Speakers and Singers,
tviI find them efectual for clearing and
strengthening the voice. - ,,s.
Sold by all Drtggtsts and dealers in
Medicine, at g5 cents per boz
FOR sale, Wholesale or retail, by
-7 @. ROBERTS, Druggist,
No. 24North High street.
~ 8. h; SAMUEL, Druggist
decl9-d&WGm l-ll fE-7'-
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GREAT MEDICINE.
IMPORTANT TO THOSE LIVING IN FEVER AMI
AQTH DTQrnInTp

IMPORTANT TO THOSE LIVING IN FEVER AND
AGUE DISTRICTS.
Mr.. John Pudney, Springfield, Union county, New
Jersey, has used BRANDRETH5 VEGETABLE UNI
VDRsAL PILLS for fifteen years in his family, and for
a his hands, in which time theie Pills have cured them
Of Bilious Affections Headache, Rheumatism, Feverand
Asus Measles whOOpiug Cough, and in fact all the dis
eases to which large family Is occasionally subject.
He says he has never known them to fall and will be
pleased to give his testimony at all times in favor Of
Brandreth's Pills.
(signed) JOHN PUDNEY,
Springfield, U lon Co., M.
Sold By JOHN R. ooOE, Druggist, Columbus, and By
all respectable dealers in medicines.
iel-d&Wlm
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SPECIAL II OFFICES.

To the Nervous ana ConsumptIve
o. both sexes; retired olersypan having been re.
stored 70 health In few days after many yea Of great
surerng 10 willing to asast otheya By sending ree on
tue receipt OF postpaid directed envelope copy Of
2e prescription used. Direct the REV. JOHN ID.
OAQNALL, l66 Fulton street, Brooklyn, n. z. ~.
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TO MARRIED MEN,

Or Those, CcnsemPlnting MarrARge.
THE urdesslsned willgivsinforaadOn on avery "a.
Esrssttn0 end, inpOytGat subject, which will be valu-
Cd more than Thousand tpssi cost BY every married
couple Of any sge condition In llie' This information
viii Be sent By mail to any address the receipt Of Is
cents (silvpr) and olegad stamp z SO 1sieuss.s r.
All letters thould " addressed To- ~ 3gaN r.l
4,AsS 4AsS NIX 4 d. b. MoRRIs, IN. p.
OctSl-ls3tawd&R 80 8-A.ktQ ala Boston, mass
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pam, GRAv1TY, mAGNETIsM.

These are no times for anything but facts. Aud at
Is removed and disease curedby r4, 1853 .
PURGATIoN WITH BRANDRETH's PILLS
This 10 as much fact In medicine as that the magnet
Is fact in navigation or that gravity is fact in asron
omy, that Light 10 but heat rariGed but which piece
Of glass can Oondense into heat again. D lse.
Bat the great fact Of the present day is that
., BRANDRETH's PILLS rss
invariably open the boweis and that all the humors
which cause pain are controlled by natural affinity by
this