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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-03

New York, Jan. 2nd.,-The Chamber of
Commerce to-day adopted a resolution, to
prepare a memorial to Congress for the
speedy passage of effective laws, by which
equal taxation be levied on the several States;
also judicious system of excise to sustain
the public credit, and form a stable basis for
the ultimate liquidation Of the public debt
a resolution was also adopted after an ex-
tended discussion, that the Chamber re-
monstrate against the recent construction
of the late tariff law, by which the act is
made applicable to goods in bond.
The Spanish Squadron took possession of
San Juan d Ulloa on the 18th of Dec. Vera
Cruz was evacuated by the Mexican troops
next day. They retired without firing
gun.
Havana letters say that Santa Anna and
Miramon are both to go to Mexico. Gen.
Prim was at Havana, and was about to
leave for Mexico with re-enforcements.
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TIE BATTLE OF MOUNT ZION.
GEN. PREMISES SUCCESSFUL EX-
PLOT IN BOONE COUNTY.
CAMP MCCLELLAN, NORTH Missouri !
STURGEON, Dec. %.
lditors Niss0uri Demoerat::


Editors Missouri Democrat:
One of the sharpest battles of the war
was fought about eighteen miles from this
place to-day Colonel Birge, commanding
his regiment of Sharp Shooters, had learn
ed through bis spies that rebel camp was
located at place called Mount Zion Meet
ing House, in Boone county. General
Prentiss having come to this place yester-
day with about three hundred cavalry, IN
der command of Col. Glover, he according
ly organized a command Of FIVE companies
of Sharp Shooters, under Col Birge, and
two hundred cavalry, under Col Glover,
and moved towards the rebel camp. Ar
irving within about q mile, Gen. Prentiss
ordered Col Glover to attack detach-
ment of about one hundred, which had
taken position in q lane. He did so with
great gallantry, killing a number, and Ia
king several prisoners. The others fled 70
camp.
The order OF battle was now assumed
Col. Birge, with three companies Of bis COM
maud, advanced through the field, taking
the lett. Joined the force OF Col. Glover
while Gen. Prentiss held position with
reserve Of sharp shooters and q portion of
cavalry. The attack was commenced in
full force. The fire from the whole rebel
line was terrific upon the right wing. For
moment our column wayered and fell back
COL Birge observing this, rode into the most
perfect storm of lesden hail that was ever
met on battle field, calling upon men te
rally. Col. Glover, coming up with Major
Temple, and uniting with Cot. Birge soon
rallied the whole line, and the fight became
terrible. Capt Boyd, advancing from the
right wing, poured in from the rifles at
every fire messengers of death. Col Birge,
with a daring that could lot be excelled,
led on the lett wing. He soon saw the
enemy on the right giving way, and sound.
ing the cry Of victory the whole line rush
ed forward, and the rebels fed il every
direction. Col. Birge pursued them, with
Capt. Boyd, for two miles, killing four aud
taking Eve prisoners.
The rebel battle ground-what a sight
After they had taken away before they fed
seven wagon loads, it was then completely
covered with dead ana wounded. The
rebels had taken chosen ground in the woods
where cavalry could not operate. Col.
Glover, however, dismounted his cavalry,
and led them forward with his usual
bravery. The GOODNESS and daring of Col.
Birge in rallying his men in the midst Of
perfect tornado of bullets, is deserving of
all the praise due to a gallant soldier, and
what is more for him, during the three
hours the battle ragged, he never left his po-
sition in advance Of the line cheering his
men on.
The rebels lost in killed, wounded and
missing not less than one hundred and fifty.
Ninety horses were taken, and a load of
arms, saddles, and all their camp equipage.
Our loss eight or nine killed, aud about %
wounded. T.
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SAN FRANCIsoo, Cal, JaR. 2.-Stormy
weather has interrupted telegraph commu-
nication within the State, and over the
Sierra Nevada, since the Gath nit. Floods
here are renewed to a great extent through
out the valley portions of the State.
Sacramento and Stockton are partially
overfowed again, without much additional
damage. Business with the interior is sus-
pended. More properly has been destroyed
in the State by these freshets than all the
freshets heretofore since the country was
settled by Americans. Weather pleasant
to-day.
Judge Hager yesterday issued an injunc-
ton restraining the sale of Broderick's es-
tate until the question of forgery of Bro
derick's will can be Investigated.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
Notorious Rebels captured
Gen. Mcclellan recovered
Mason and Sliden gone
A terrible Storm-Prison-
ers exchanged News from
Mexico-Vera Cruz evacu-
ated.

FoRT MoNRoE, Jan. 1.-Capts. Shilling
cav and Manson of the 10th New York
regiment, Lieut.. W. Dickinson, 3rd regi-
ment infantry Q. s. A, Lieut.. ]. W. Hart
of the goth Indiana, and Corporal Thomas
MEDIEVAL Of the 10Th New York, arrived
here last night by flag of truce from Nor
folk. These are part of the $50 to be released
in exchange for an equal number, who were
sent to Richmond last week. A great i'm
proYement in the treatment of prisoners, is
said TO have taken place within the last two
weeks. The above named soldiers 60 to
Baltimore tonight, en- route to their homes.
The remainder of the number to be re-
leased are expected tomorrow afternoon,
and a number of our wounded, making a
total of 284 to be released, are expected in
few days.
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NEW YORK M1RKET.
New York, Jan. 2


Flour quite frm-moderate demand for
export and home consumption-5.40@5.55
for superfne western, 5.7595.9O for COM
mon to medium extra western, 6.0006.05
for shipping brands extra r. II. o., 6.15G0
6.75 for trade brands, and market closing
firm.
WHISKY q shade frmer at 20@2o5.
WHEAT quiet and very frm-holders are
not disposed to sell unless full prices are
realized. Winter red western I.42, white
western las.
RYE quiet and firm at 50 ass.
BARLEY steady at 7298O.
CoRN-market opened steady and closed
rather quiet at 65066 for mixed western.
OATS quiet at 4O043.
PoRK quiet and without material change
in prices. Total stock January lst 1862,
of new and old 80, 159 bbls; same date last
month SO, 476 bbls, same date last month
Il, 4O4 bbls
LARD in fair demand at 71@83.
DRESSED Hoes slightly in favor of buyers.
SUGAR-raw firm at 7498 for Cuba, SO
81 for Havana.
Stocks dull and irregular.
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CINcINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2.

CINCINNATI, Jan. Z.
Flour in fair demand at S4(G4 O5 for
super, 4 1904 % for extra and family.
WHEAT firm but not higher; red 8O@85 !;
white 90@95.
Corn not saleable at over 27c to any ex-
tent.
OATS declined to 27c and are dull.
RYE and Barley are dull.
WHISKY advanced to 133 end in good de-
mand
Hoes in fair demand; sales of 5000 at
20@3 80, closing rather weak, with a
good many offering on the spot and for fu-
ture delivery. Receipts 1000 head since
Tuesday.
PRovIsIoNs unchanged. Fair demand for
mess pork at $9@9 25, but it is held an !
higher, 900 bbls sold at lO09 % Fair
demand for Lard; sales of 900 bbls aud
tierees at 6396B. Green meats in fair de-
mand at q for shoulders, 34933 for hams.
No change in groceries.
Exchange J prem.
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CouNcIL CHAMBER.

! --------.. Saturday. Dec 20 1901
The Council met. Present, the Mayor,
councilmeu Fergus, Smith, Hedderich, Mil
| Ier Klusman, Haney and Mentzer-
The minutes Of December 2Ist were read
and approved.
Street Commissioners bill for the past
week amounted to S18.35, was allwed ;
also the following bills, viz:
VIM. Storton, for hauling dead animals,
$3.50.
H. Murcina, services as surveyor, $500.
John Hedderich, coffee furnished to Ere
| men at late fire. S4.6O.
Samuel Orr, in exchange for Franklin
street sewer bonds, 500; interest on same,
So 40.
Mrs. 0. E. Lewis, in exchange for Frank
lin street sewer bonds, 5000; interest on
same $12 80.
The Mayor was appointed a committee
for the payment of loan of $1,000, due
to the Canal Bank for school purposes.
The sum of $50. so, being the amount
reported on wharf collection for the past
week, was ordered TO be received and filed.
The Mayor presented report, showing
the condition of the wharf accounts, be-
tween the present wharf master and the
city, leaving q balance against them of
SI54,62.
Ordered, that one inch pipe be furnish
ed Kratz & Heilman, to supply the cistern
situated on the crossing of First and Pine
street, and the excavation for same to be
done by the Street Commissioners.
Councilman Fergus presented petition
signed by John Shankliu, aad by Is other
citizens, protesting against the order passed
on Dec. 7, whereby the said ShankIin is
compelled to lay down a brick pavement
on lots 1O5 and lO6, on the old plan Of the
city. The prayer of the petition was, by
a majority vote not agreed to.
Ordered that 81. @. Wheeler be allowed
$500 for services as School Trustee.
= sidewalk Q class Hes. 2, Was ordersI
to be laid down on the south side of Sixth
street, between Third and Fourth Avenue
Councilman Miller presented two petit
tions signed by Mary Scbrier and Christian
zusahIIen, agent for John Zusahllen, owners
of lots No. l, 2 and ID in block No. 81,
Lamasco. protesting against the laying out
and opening a alley or alleys in said block,
wherein they contend that said work would
be injurious to their property. The petit
tions were ordered to be laid on the table.
Ordered that the Street Commissioner be
directed TO fence in the lot on which the
saw mill on Water street stood, and that he
be also directed to repair said street leading
to the bridge.
Council adjourned.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
EHE 3. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvI1 CoNGREss-FIRsT SESSION
WAsHINeToN. Dec. 2.

SExATE.-Mr. King presented a petition
numerously signed by citizens of New
York city, praying for the emancipation of
the slaves under the war power.
Mr.. Latham presented petition from
the Chamber of Commerce of San Francis
co, for a steamship mail line between that
port and China.
Mr. Summers offered a resolution that
the President be requested, if not incom-
patible with the public interests, to trans
NIT to the Senate, all the correspondence
which has taken place since the Congress
held at Paris in 1856, relating to neutral
and belligerent rights on the ocean, which
was agreed to.
Mr.. Kennedy presented resolution from
the State of Maryland, protesting against
interference with slavery IN the State, by
the General Government.
Mr. Latham offered resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Finance to enquire
into the expedieDcy of establishing a dis
tinct bureau for the Treasury Department
to regulate and control the minis. Agreed
to.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


GSsgss-zs Es2ESs
~ Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Filberts, Pscaps, Eng
lish walnUts, figs, rsjsins cUrrants, rock candy,
oysters, sardines, alum, epsoIa SALTS roll birthstone,
sulphur, copperas, maddor, extract Of logwood, in
digo cream tartar, soda, bed cords Of all kinds, to-
bacco Of all kinds, blacking1 batting, nut egs, CT
gars Of all kinds, ginger, race and ground,
glass jars, lanterns AMI tasks, mustard, pop
per sauce, matches, pickles, stone pipes, powder,
safety fuse, soaps of all kinds, starch, teas,
gar, camphors letter, note, cap, and fancy paper,
wrapping paper, envelopes, salt petre, gum drops,
wooden bowls, jujube paste, cinnamon, dried beef,
british iustre, bonnet boards, ink, oil,
z.4ss sais glass; tiIEe aispiGey SODA,
supply Of enc zburS kept constantly on hand,
and Tor sale low, by s. E GILBERT & Co.
decl2 S-car1oTe
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ST. LOUIS, January 2.-Dispatches re-
ceived at Headquarters announce the cap
ture of the notorious jeff Owens, Colonel
Jones and and so of their bridge burning
gang, near Martinsburg, Audrain county,
by Gen. Sehofeld, commander of the State
militia, and various guerilla bands along the
North Missouri Railroad, have been pretty
thoroughly scattered. Six regiments of fed
eral troops have left OttervilIe and Upton
for Weston, on an unknown expedition.
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~ GEN Wilson'S SUTIER BILL.-Phe Wash
ington correspondence of the New York
World says:
Colonel Wilson's FIRST idea involved the
complete abolition of the Office of sutler,
and an extension of the scope allotted to
the qnartermaster's department.; so that the
latter might embrace the disposal Of thread,
needles, tobacco, Fud such other articles as
the soldier is acknowledged to need, but
for which charges would have to be made
against his pay. This plan is virtually
abandoned, on account of the burdensome
addition which it would make to the du
ties of an already overworked department.
Colonel w. now, I believe, proposes the fol-
lowing rSsgrms:
First. That list of articles, which alone
suffers shall be permitted to vend, shall be
filed cut by 3 military commission, and
made portion of the army regulations.
Second. That every kind of Intoxicating
liquors shall be excluded from said list.
r. Third. That the schedule of prices which
each sutler shall be allowed to charge shall
be arranged-not, as the present, by the
field officers of the regiment-but by the
Brigade General, Adjutant, Qaartermaster,
and Inspector; and that the tariff shall
then be submitted to the Division General
for revision and approval.
Fourth. That sutler shall be elected
not by the field officers of the regiment
but by all the commissioned officers, Cap
tains and Lieuteuants incl uded.
Fifth. That suffer violating the condi-
tions under which he holds Office shall not
only suffer loss of the position, but confs-
cation Of all bis wares and merchandise
within the army lines.
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WASHINGTON, January I've are happy
to say that at no time has Gen. Mcclellan
been dangerously i'll. He is rapidly recov-
ering from a severe cold, taken at General
Porter's last review. He is attending to
all important business, and will be out in a
few days.
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Z -. 81 gFsaatu Is :. Eev For.gs :

z s'hsRs or Beassy IS a Fog FOrsUs r
Wao can be beautiful with sickly psle complex
ion? Keep the pores of the skin Free aud tn
blood pure, aad sour cheeks will vie with the rose
and liJ5.- The skin is formed with thousands OF
lores in every inch OF surface whose Office it is to
carry OF the impurities Of the biood-the &C
knowledged CAUSE Of all diseases Of mankind
when the skin is dry aud parched-when II IS
covered with eruptions-when it is cold and clam
my-when there is inward fever or Inflammation
1T is impossible for the skin under these crcum-
stances 70 perform its proper functions, and to
carry of the impurities frerl the body designed
by our Creator.
JUDS0N'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS remove
these Instructions, AMI produce free and healthy
blood remove the eruptions from the skin, aud
cause is TO brish en- with thu 1ush of youth aud
beauty Beauty without paints and cosmetics
beauty prodaced by health and happiness.
.Fuaso1's Mountain Herb Pills are sold by all
medicine dealers. deeS
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Good JVstes.-Whst better news to the at
hieted than to inform them of remedy that is
gyiag to restore them 10 health Have you the
Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Are your digss-
tive organs debilitated your nervous system
affected? Ifso at once resort TO the use If Hoef-
laa5's German Biters,' and you will be completely
and permanently cured. For by druggists
aud callers in medicines everywhere, at 70 cents
per bottle. No. Is
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patronage upon a
WELL TRIED CORPORATION.

Ia the equitable adjustment, and proiapt Cash
spouse 10 losses The PHO NIX stands pre-e7HiEeis,g
al the head Of its profession 7ie is ereHsire prac
teal, and first class business sen Of local agencies is
not ercelied ty Gy similar corporation d The a5orlG
Insuraucies solicited, and policies issued and re-
uewed II this leading Corporation, ST fair rates by
j. w. EExSES, Resident Agent,
OFFICE bic Han Binding, Main street
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Providence, January 1.-The British
steam gunboat RiRaldo left here at P. NJ.
yesterday, with Mason and Sliden on
board and their secretaries. The wind blew
a hurricane all night.
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Fhe su.psnslon of specie Payments.
y . yI TIE u = y U n d y I
December 3lst, 1851. (

DtCttuUtf oIstj toOI.
EDITOR JoURNAh:-As the suspension of
the Eastern banks may create, among the
people Of Indiana, some uncertainty in re-
gard to the policy that will be pursued by
this institution, consider it my duty pub
licly to say, that the action of these banks
had been. anticipated, and that their exam
pie will not be followed by US. Under no
conceivable circumstances will the Bank of
the State of Indiana suspend specie pay
ments. We have frequently given to the
people of the State the pledge, that our
notes should always be convertible into
coin. This pledge we shall, in good faith,
fulfill. $500 HUGH MoCULLOCH, Pres.
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I7IIfLADELFfIA June D. Ie56.
Dis. G. n. JACKs0S-DEAR SIR:-I am very old
and for years have been very miserable. Last
half a dQEsn bottles OF your RitteTs, and induced
me- to try them. did so, ami nov feel as if
WIS thirty years younger; for [ can digest my food
now, and am free from the wafer brash-nIy con-
slant companion for the last forty years. My
grandson, when he the good effects of the Bit
ters, advised me 10 send you this certificate.
Yours,
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Rochester caused the interruption of all the
Eastern wires. Particulars not received.
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The undersigned having purchased from Messrs.
Bro MEIER & Co., the stock of Goods formerly
owned by Roser Brothers, now offer the same TO
the public at very reduced prices for Cash only.
oC6-f h. & L.. ROSER.
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Boston, January 2.-The gale at Boston
last night was the most severe known for
years.
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PITTsBURG, January River five feet
three inches by the pier mark and falling.
Weather cloudy and cold.
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rs. ANN PATTIS0N ,

JIOFTys D8lOW Ninth.
Ask for Hooh lnd's German Bitters Take
nothing else ami see that the signature Of G. M.
Jackson is on the wrapper Of each bottle. These
Bitters for sale by drgggis aud stOrekeepers
in every town and village in the United States,
oanadas, West Indies, and Sonth America, at z 5
cents per bottle. dec4
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ADHfNIs TRAITORS SALE.

ES9TxCE IS EFEEB8ES 9FH.RJN-
q that will, on IOnday, January goth, 1862,
at 10 O'Clock A M, sell public suction, at the
''Eelipse Stable, on Main street, in the City Of
Evansville, all ths personal property Belonging to
the estate of John s. Gavitt, deceased, Consisting
in part of tie following, Viz: The Enquirer print
ing Office complete, two open trogting buggies, one
suky,a lot Of harness, the celebrated horse TOR
na5o,' two bay horses, one new patent firc.proof
safe, one rifle gun and ether property. credit Of
nine month. VIII be given on ali sums exceeding
three dollars, the purchaser giving note with ep
proved security bearing interest and waivi ng
valuation laws. ". BAKER,
AdnIiuistrator, with the viii annexed.
Gec23-3tdSw
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nm- Capt. Hastings, of the 25th Regi-
ment, has returned to the city, on short
visit to his friends.
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CHARLES BABCOCK,
Importer and Dealer ia
Coach and SaddleFy Hardware,
MAIN STREET, soT Il

Eg-R p@zJve5 SJ5-saSSEZ TEL5 u k@.a ..
IL engagements with European ard American
manufactures for direct supply Of aIl goods in IN
line, I an enabled to offer inducements, that can
not fail t. be 10 the interest of all engaged in the
business 90 give me trial.
I name in part: axles, springs made of the bss
STEEL; bands, ensmeled and Of all kinds Of leather
cloths, Inings for carriages, yaTnisaes castings Of
AL kinds. saddle trees English bride lsathers bits
EtirTpps, spurs, names, fHa silver names of all
kinds, Jenny Lind Gig Trees, ssif-aGjusting Fad4,
t. glor's patent LaEes sy nets shoe threads, horse
blankets, London Girth Eeis, American Girth
s2e Sein Ne5s, both cotton a1j vyorsteG; London
Welt Skins, superior article; ivory, gutta perchs
and br-ss l1ed Tcartengel rings; superior kefseyt
for Eor8o covers, the bssC quality Of carriage boLA
patent zig trees, &C, &c.
I keep IN fzct everything appertainiRg 10 eIehei
branch G r1e business, AID understanding both
branches ts.OFou sls, ould respectfully IN ute
ycgr sttaE!t.oa before I7EzTcs. ing eissvasre.
an alsO agent Ter Ward Patent Spring Saddle
e-z9-5sEE
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D%Giat 50. E&'t'<.


sE-Aaf an -gtHoHsE Of sWRsrfHg and
Hise sc alnoug Jne Volunteers would be prevented
ly tie re, use Of HoLLowAY'S PILLS AND
OINTMENT. For Wounds, Sores and Sourvg the
oiatueut IS certain cure, and for Bowel Com
plants, rove IS, small Pox, sc he Pills are the
best meiic nc in the world. 221
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80 CID ERDEs RRsFORkD 20
COME Pc ks.F II E-Zz 10 EETEH n p ETsEF
gsE or 0E9E.E-N.D' 9 GRRR.ssN"
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g78.- q. RGsTG.s- s "a.
zee
of Evansville generally, that they still in
the Feed business, and thankful for past ia
vors AID hope by strict attention TO business, to
merit a continuance Of patronage on our new plan,
which we now adopt from this date, which is strict
ly for cash. All orders accompanied with the cash
viii be promptly attended to; NONE OTHERS NEED
APPLY.
We have now on ha2d and for sale 200 tons prime
Hay, 800 bush old white Corn, selected expressly
for Bread 500 bush new Corn in Ear, 600 busA
Oats, . tons Oil Meal and fun supply of Bran,
Shipstuff, &C., and everything usually found in q
Feed Store, AL of which viii be sold cheap for cash.
and cash only. Respectfully
dec7 ---- 1850 e. s. RUSTON e co.
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AYer's Cathartio IL.


O0sfiUeHess JauHdice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion Dgeafg
Foul Stomach, Ergsipelas, Headache Piles, R5sH-ta-
tisal, ETpti0Hs and Skin Diseases Lfrsr Comp ltIf
Dr0psy, IeHer, Ttrgu0rs and SAX Iihszm. UlorAls.
Got9, Neuralgia, Dinner PHI, and Jor Far5gfag
the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, 80 that the moet s--at-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are t4=
best aporient in the world Tor all the purpose of
family physc.
FRIoE Is cENrs PEE nox 3 nl.ra rna 81 n