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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

The following is a list Of sick OF dis
charged Vermont soldiers Iom Gen. Butler 5
Division who arrived a; New York on We'd
nesdly night
Cha. Coulton, Z, sth; 2. W. Allen. Z, Sth /;
c II Cloughton, Z. sthi Chas Hall, L, sth, c II
Burt, h, sth, Heman Richard, L, sth; " Alex
ander, A, lst Battery; B Wheeler, A, lst Bat
terry; Betterly, 1, sth; Reed, L Har-
ran, L B inton, a Hammond, Amos, 5
Upton, Geo Hammond, silas Houghtoa, c, sJh /;
A White, D A Barnes, 81 " White, ! Perry, K ,
sth; c Gooiale, c, sth; k McGooken, sat
tuck, W Wiscomb, d d Clark, A Longey, U )
spregue, A, sth; Torbuft, /, sth, q "
Shores, h, sth; A Hill, h, sth; Il 5 Putnam. H.
sth; W e Newton, c W hartwell, X. sth; " Il
Ingalls,, II A Foley, H. sth II DAVIS. L A lay
Tor, 1. sth. J Heed, A Davis, b j Faulkner,
II, stn; W Thomas, g " Btcon, X, Sth; Frank
Cheney, K, sth; E X Blake, X. sth Eugene
Rogers E, sth; h Nichols. Z, sih; \ G Bates,
L, eth.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
FROM A SOUTHERN PRISON
LETTER FROM CAPTAIN DREW.
SALISBURY, n. C, June Is, 1867

SALISBURY, n. c June Is, 1852
Dsar Free Pres;
Hou r0y pleasant a. 10 remain
here prisoner .rh,le our coBvade, are tbs field
Wh1t 6sssiag to hear from home about once IN ''o
months, and tlsH Eao,r thar you about fh' SIR
t,,nth one Hho has read n, later - But alas for
human naiurri We are SO ungratefui that we
neither appreciate these favors some others OF
which will not now speak for obvious reasons
There are now here 1873 oficers-2s of them Ia
ken at Manassas. Thirteen naval officers are here
Among the prisoners here from Banks army, L
found Capt. Bean of the lst Vt. Cavalry. He is
with ne we'll and unhurt. When taken be was
se,iug "targ. Huo,ier Of stars" and the usual
Cavalry arrangement was reversed-his horse was
on him and he On the ground.
few days ago all the Captains we're required
to draw lots to see who should be "hostags' for
two Confederate Captains. taken by Fremont and
threatened to be hung. The lots fell On Capt..
G,o iusri-, Ky, and T. O'M7a, q. T. They
are in close confinement. To-day two more "h3sf-
aqa" we're chosen among the su-secns-the lots
falling on Dr. Hoffman, B1nts' D,u's'oH, and Dr..
Sioeuu, Z. s. y. An u0y funny for ti1f' 'rt'
hare great pas tor beeoar's ''naHfyr'j tuf az
pre not ambitious fbri ray, and waeh Trff1 70 h
'.,reianged,~ go back to the field and have the
satisfaction OF dying hke ,oidiJs. Hostages for
PuvlfseJsrsa Bldgs ba5Hers and now for q a'Tiias!
We are truly honorei
Yours truly
J. T. Drew.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

Qusrtermaster General Meigs Of the [. 5.
Army has notified Quartermaster Gen. Davis
OF Vermont, that the clothing and camp
equipage for two regiments has been ordered
to be sent TO Brattleboro.
DIR. Joseph Z. Rutherford. Of Newport,
Orleans County, has been appointed Assist
ant Surgeon of the 10th Regiment
We understand from the fIspar t!.at the
remaining appointments of field officers Tor
the 10Th and lilh regiments will be made
from among the officers who b we seen ser
vice in the field.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

The Norwich REBELs.-It seems that Part
ridge, the former L. 5. Marshal AMI POST
master Of Norwich. and the leading secess ION
ist Of the Norwich squad was not arrested, as
reported. hut eyaded the officers and escaped
it is supposed to Canada. John c. Saw
yer, saddler of Norwich, at whose shop
the secessio nists have made their headquar-
tiers, and Andrew Davis, another leading
traitor, who were indicted with Partridge Tor
treason by the L. S. Circuit Court, a Wind
sor, and who made themselves scarce for
time, have been arrested, and are now await
ing their trial at Windsor The proof Is
said to be overwhelming against then, As
well as against Partridge, SO much so that
on the examination previous to the indict-
ment, not bali Of the Witnesses were exam-
ined WHO were present to testify to ex-
pressions OF sympathy for the rebels, plea
sure at Union reverses ard strong opposition
to the Government on the part Of the sceus-
ed.
The Norwich secessiOnists have Numbered
about one hundred and twenty-five, mostly
ignorant men. The application OF Lynch
law to the leaders, by the loyal inhabitants
of the vicinity, has been narrowly avoided,
and now that the Courts have the matter in
hand. it is to be hoped the majesty of the
law will be fully indicated.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

WHAT FORTY-TIIREE NEN AID
ONE WOMAN SAID.

ONE W OhAN SAID
The question bang only whether uus
try should be saved OF destroyed
would enlist If the GJvsrnmeIt had
policy 10 she President would veto tla
hscition bill 1T he would proclaim e-.t...
patton to all sayos If hu w1uli remove Sc
cretarv Stanton il h. s1uI suusrssJ- Is
McCleliID; If Le had not pac5d P1uc
Fremont. Ii be hadn't SJunte-lrrr.
PheIps's and Hunters proclamation ..
didn't have o. guard brid ges % y1liI Ir.
age On Rebel property If cfuil -..
LIeutenaucy 70 Mr.-w0ultu't De {. .'a
II dldn't have % De cursed by ny --Ia-.
ors II were MT afraid my health u-
tail Il nv father would consent. ii ,-
gress would adopt the CrJendau Comp.
mise II the time were changed O. one Ta.r
it the SEVENTEEN Regiment Iwouli De -eat r
Richmond IL It were NOT for the iuMar-..
" of camp life ven | could mine lager ..-
rigiar haben II We could serve under 1..
" lllace If volunteers would be taken l-
three months; If could leave my b-a.ua-
Ii were not IN debt, % my wife were u-i
opposed 60 II, It my relations didu't 1--we '-
the South II | had any taste u iuoiinau -
for war II had not IA little sympathy O..
tho poor ignorant p-Jp,e Of the south ID o.
AhohuJnlst> could pe hung on the same =
lows with the traitors, Il Nlrtaen Ssces-I
lists cuuid be GRATED % rae country need
me % We're sure | would eyef get bacS .
the weather va not So hot. o. c1ulI BIOS,
a lar chance a- a commission, o. EIE..r.
or France should interfere % 10 were . ca
vdlry regiment # my fattzr-Il lar lr5lt s
my Icfs CONS home. 1t | cou 4 insure INV .a
reasonably 1t slavery wouidn be inter
VITA It they would arm the negroes DO T
could pack company % suit IA. d / wants
ed to.
To which LEI me adj to shame the a. &c.
would, # the authoFItI=. would llt NJ
MARY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

IhE CorroS PLANTATIONS y MlsIsslPF1-
a writer who has been out from CJrin,h n
to Mississippi, on an expedition some forty
or fifty miles, says,
The negroes are carrying on plantation
work as faithfully under the control Of the
mistress as though the master was present.
and a. but little cotton has been planted.
the breadth Of other crops ar corresponding
ly large, and the idea Of starvin. the rebels
Il simply ridiculous.
/ have visited plantations over a space Of
hiteen miles. have conversed freely with the
people, have not met loyal woman, as vet
and among the men but one reasonable rebel
who Is strictly neutral.
Scarcely one is to be found who will tax
the oath tor the sake Of selling his tron.
still hoping that the South will vet WHO.
But little cotton has been burned in this
part OF the State of Mississippi. the farmers
IN some instances driving off the cotton
burners, but in most cases it is carefully hid -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

The following Is the official list Of the sick
and wounded officers and soldiers of the Yer
mont Brigade released on parole from Rich
mlud, July -, ou board tae steamship $.
r. Spludius. Capt iIowes
j p Chfjrd. E, 2lI. Ansjn Elton, IL
4th 4. Geo. Wood. E. 2ad j II Ew.ry,
G, 81. II NJ ILrris, \ 81, E Carpenter,
{ II. Ira Sinborn II. 9th | Barber,
5th James Ramsey, Z. Oh Chds. Wick
ware, F, oh Malouey Bennett \, 9Th :,
Geo. " ithcrs, F, Pad K Dlnder, |, Sd !.
Eras,us Spencer, d 9th John W Sperry, s..
81 Daniel Coolidge, \. Pad Franz d Ser
gent, E, 9th Maxim Poro, /, jtn , Hyram
Capron, II, 18th \ Ladi, TeamsieI, } \ 3ud,
ASSISTANT Surgeon, W \ S4win, Pad Law
renee Burton, X, 5Jh.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
STATE TICKET.

For GOUernOr,
FREDERICK HOLBROOK, of Brattleboro
For Lieut.. Governor:
PAUL DILLINGHAM;, of Waterbury.
For Treasurer:
JOHN B. PAGE. of Rutland.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

STEUcK BY LIGHTNING. The house on
College Hill, occupied by Prof. Leonard
Marsh was struck by lightning during the
thunder storm Of Tuesday afternoon. There
are two lightning rods on the building,
which probably took mos, of the shock, and
the only damage done was the knocking OF
plastering from the ceiling OF some OF the
rooms.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
COUNTY TICKET.

For Senator's.
G. F. EDMUNDS, of Burlington.
J. p. CLARK, Of Milton.
A. c. WEIGH, Of Williston.
For dsusf1at Judges.
ANDREW WARNER, Of Jericho.
LYMAN HALL. Of Shelburne.
For Jadgs Of Probate.
T. E. WALES, Of Burlington.
Tor States Attorney.
r. 5. TAFT, Of Burlington.
For Nhe1f.
n. B. FLANAGAN, of Burlington
For High BaFf.
r. S. BLODGETT. Of Jericho.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

Cas- have hitherto had pu-r-missi,n p
R1si0 at the night, as the msi0-sic 70 oil O..
the Palgj-es bat u late clause IN the msr-n.
cipal regulations at New Orleans '' tlro--
females u converse with p rsjns culsil'
ate DARK such in-purT-teqances leading
TO needless tGt-asnophes. Gan un-fslgs AZ
rangsment
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

The CuNFIsCATI1N ACr.-lhe lTicpi' s
GENTS Of FLOYD. Thomson, TO0mbs anl D.r
4 here AZ the North, are fond OF 5sssf-H-
Ina, thc Conf-eatiJn bill cannot be ent1sc
They -lv that it Is impossible u clnt-e.
nr,rsr;v over hall continent. But SD Q.
IIaij il was impossible 10 carry on war -.-
bolfa continent They laughed when
President called Tor seventy five thou..-
men they sneered when he asked for halt
million thew wee sure, from the becinui,
That nothing could he done which has
d5ns Their opiniln is not worth ma--
rhe London Times calls the Americans
,,itr re,ple. and in that WAY explains Oh
- discrepancies between lts Irophs
w ., ,1ts. We are peculiar people
a. ,b we occupy continent, and d.
- ',,, o., yrs on continental scale. I'LL.
az 80 - this with great success tr.-
,a.,,e- of surprise IN thu-s
Thought a, only .. 'cnilhr but they will ..
'lo-- -I 81 the conduct .i
American nation iz 20 II l5Si,o- tlu'- .
~ MAC, IN tba world anu DO history an
that IN v.r. Is ~ peace, Qua
and ability is IN 20 scale with uL he''-
L. should hc understood that W mean
uressrve this Union that We thot'S
worth while 9, try to 90 this by easy mel.
DDS. that tor q wn1.c year We fought ".
glaves against the eueiny's naked h-'E.
the hppa 90 show that enemy 'H'
" and ..nsurdity OF his conduct. ami ,.-
now we propose to take of the gloves ami
place ourselves on equal ground with
rebels. f. should Pc understood That ..r
tuth the people demand only that t17
NV shall le Beaten and that they "t
sist ON that, no matter how much DO ..
him. Whatever Is Necessary % As 1'n
preserve the Union, that must De done. i
every acre Of ground must chang BANDS.
every >'av. holder must be expelled irm
country if Oh, whole SIuth hAs 90 ..
~e,tl.d 5y loyal mem, 1t bias one. H.r.
h,e1-lai ali thc 01r'd be.i-ye ;Fat tHr
surely De done. f. the American Pop
O. the ancient Romans. nothing Is lml
6le.-N. j. Err. Post
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01
THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS.

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LATE AND FULL WAR NEWS,
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ALL THE NEWS OF THE
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

ARREST or A DLsEBIER.-Sherif Flanagan
arrested at his home IN Colchester, on o. C..
Thomas. dasuerreotype artist who enlisted
in the 33I Mss. regiment, IN Boston, last
week ami after pocketins his $50 bounty.
deserted and came horne, inteniln rr'blbly
to repeat the game when the money vas
gone. lie w.s sent hack 70 Boston Monday
morning an the care Of States Attorney
French, and WI probably be made an exam
ple Of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

The wax collection of the late MADAM.
Tussaud IN London has lately been enric''i
by figures of Mason and Slidell. The L9n-
don Saturday Rerietg says that q" Mr.. Pre-
dent Lincoln stands Sowing at them VIII
an expression which indicates at once dys-
pepsia and ferocity.'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

MORGAN RAID-Ths Louisville Democra
has the following comments on Morsans
raid -
..Morysn's rad will ~ the Union men
of the STAT about three thou-and hell .l
,,,od horses IL will cost the Kentucky @
cessi,njsts then liberty The relus wid Dr.
dawn ti,htcr. Thew will be made to .-'
that there is a power in the land, and that %
can crush and punish. There il no dub
ali sncb has been cleared away--thaj tIa
citizens OF Kentucky, the rebel 'ymP'ta 2 -..
have aided and Influenced tins rad. lb'-a
..,srriIIts were toll that there would Doe al
,,,risin,, Of the people. When he 'uieyt
V.rs,,lies the principal secesh of the town
went o. him aud begged him Tor God Us sake
70 leave the state as rapidly as possioie-i..'.
ms canning at this time would utterly r-i
their cause at the August election II D. h"
no, already done 50. Turning sharp upon
them he replied -'Gentiemen. l. came 'H'
~. st,te On your invitation, having TeceIv-.
- los than two thousand letters from var
- ,,,rts of the state-mOre from Auief r
county than anywhere else. lou -'H'
40 ,j,,t should have all the help ne-l-"
that the flower OF the state WonlI j li l-
nav. come. aud now YOU beg NE '1 -
ayr,y a4-aiu You send me mlsera.ie ir'
mis- On foot. and to mount them l ms.
| sts,I horses. am here at your inv'i'tlHT
s,5 ,,iI, Unit all Ihe men Y"u -'nd i
notwithstanding the decePiIo you n1'.
| pract.ced upon ne ,,
The same. IN substance, was r'Psatsd D..
| him at Iawrencsburgh. Anderson county
| r-ov,n,- how deeply be feels the terrible dr.
/ rr'-.,,,7os.,t Aud now that his forces ha.
| bt,n defeated. and will be cut to pieces Do.
lore tbsv can get out Of the sLate-lt any af
ief, =, zach the blrlerS-ws don't he-,.y
.Jobn feels in the best possible humor w..
| himself or his friends. The Intelligent u
| of Kentucky are fired AZ the iiel OF h.'s.
| tbievin, and pluudering gang OF sc1unll.
narehin. through then empire STATE 7-.
l ffnpuuItV
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

BUuyGroy, July g. 1869.
H.--7. Eata-s of %. Pc. Pro-.
BY this morning. Tiai-s hear that 'srs't dis
satisfaction. Is reported 90 eyi.. ia Che VI. cav
airy Regiment. with c,L rompsins. That there
are dissatisfied persons I have no i9u6i, but - re
{, fully bucva, / believe die ground Coz ihis dis
rsush-tion vo-li be found o. be Haoiiy with
tsemssiy.s I,is well knav- -llt much di.sl.is-
faction was oppressed a. o1s time ia the 81, 3D.
with C.I Whiting, when it was found tat. tins
arose from toe steady exsrcise e.: BIS disciplinary
duties as COMMANDING otis-r. That regiment
BOW highly e.teems and bauars chs. same 'ficer.
I hone thi. will be found 20 be the case with the
Cavalry Regiment and Col. ronpkil--
beg leave o. renliu,
Yours Respectfully,
4 PRlvArz NEuBEE
Co. A lat ". Cavalry,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

AccIDENT.-Quartermaster Sawyer, of the
9sh Vermont, was seriously injured I'll is
morning. about the time Of starting from
Clouds Mills by being thrown from his
horse.-AieIaadria Nsics, "a.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

I'D, said customer to j0eose ap)ia-
ecAry ''can you tell me why whiskey always
tastes smoky ?" " 1t is because 1t alNay'
comes IN pipes. replied the compounded
pills.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

The Steamer Amer,ca struck -unkcn
rock at TJbias Landing on saturday, and
knocked a hole IN her bottom. She COM
rleted her trip and Is now IN the hlrb'r for
repairs. The CaqG}a takes her place on the
Line.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

THE COMMITTEE appointed by the meetin.
last night met next morning, and after a
discussion, decided that 1t Was best, in view
Of all circumstances, to offer bounty for
enlistment in this regiment, but not as es-
tablishing precedent fur future regiments
A subscription PAPER was at once drawn up,
and headed By The committee with liberal
amounts.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

JUDGE HoLT Of GIN. McCLELLAx.-The
Washington CORES spdent of the Cincinnati
Ga= ne, says that Judge Holt, of Kentucky
has been an earnest anti-McClellan man.
He says that Mcclellan is an engiaeer-that
his engineering leads him to defensive gen.
eralship, and that defensive generalship
il not what we want in a war of invasion.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

Fill Up TIE OLD REGIMENTS. In letter
from Augusta 10 the Portland Press the wri-
ter slys
in letter received by Gov. Washburn
from Gen, Mcclellan, dated July Is, the lat
ter earnestly eniorces the consideration that
new onlistments should be made to fill up old
regiments, rather than to raise all new ones.
Gen. Mcclellan says 1 would prefer so 900
recruits fr my old regiments to 100, 600
IN n organized IN new regiments "
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

REsIGNiD.-The following ofhcer- OF the
Vermont Brigade have resigned
Lieut.. Col. Worthen, 4th Maj Red6eld
Proctor, 5,h; p Lieut.. d. 4. Rsxford, Co.
+, 9th. A.
Lieut.. Col! WOFthen and Majos Proctor
have been Obliged to resign through Ill
health.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

There was War Meeting held at Rutland
Tucsdly nigh;,at which several thousand per
sons were present from all parts of the COUNTY,
Speeches were made by SsnAtcr Foot, Henry
Clark, John Cain and Others, and great en-
thusiasm prevailed. Senator Foot declared
that Government had already entered upon a
more vigorous policy Of carrying on the war.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

There is a firm IN Elgiu, H., known as
80 Gray L Lunt." Half the letters come to
them directed :" Lay & Grunt."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

DRUNNED oUr or SERvIcE.-W IN. Flanders
and Henry G Hunter Of Co. B, 81 Vt. have
been tried by court-martial, for refusing to
- fall in when the regiment was ordered
out 70 meet the enemy, June lst. They
were sentenced to be drummed out Of camp
aud service, and to forfeit all pay and allow
anc-s, which sentence was executed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-08-01

Capt. S. l. Harrison of the 9jth \. Y.
regiment, vino was reported by his Com
mauiins General as having deserted bis
company and gone To New YORK, and for
whose apprehension Gen. Pope offered q re-
wa,d OF five cents, has published "a card on
the subject. lie siys be had resigned with
the approval of hi fellow officers and the
surgeons, because of IN health disenabing
hiu for service, and that his resignation haI
been accepted by his Col before he left lie
is sure the Geuer al acted under a mistake.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-16
Ayers Cathar.tics pills

VlHE 5eieneesi Of cEe6iiitfy aad Medicine b,1,
= ,oeen tefed their utmost to produce this best
most perfect purgattTe which = known 70 man In,
nnmerable proofs are shown that these PMS have
virtues which guTpaaS In oxeOllsnee the TordinarN
medicines, aud that they win unprecedentedly uDoT
the esteem Of all mon. They are aafe And pieStSnt
to take, but powerful to cure, Their penetratjpS
properties stimulate thsVital activities Of the BODY
remove the o6atr9etons Of its organs purify the
humors which breed and grow dlstemper, ,StimuiSta
slugBtsh or disordered organs into their nafura ~
Sna l part tone with strength to the
complaints Of every body, hut also forrh sS
dangerous diseases that have bGlOd the best OF In
ting are atftho same time Ii ditaiti Il II ~
s9te!t and best phyAic that can Be- emploVe3 SoS
take; and being purely Veretabie Sre NJ fo =
tiIS o. harm Oure5 have been made which SurpaS.
belief were they not authenticated by men Of inch
exalted position aud character 70 iofbid the mr.
pieton OF untruth. Many eminsnt clsFSyrisn, AMI
RhylioiAus have lent theI names 70 eSFtify - ~
me o. my rsRsdies while otherI
ny PrUpaFatous Contribute in1mSntely ne reiIsi
o. ny af1ieteds suneFins felloE-nen. 5l,---,'I
q The Agent below named q pleased to urnIEh nat
y my American Almanac, Containing dirOcfion5 l6,r
sS ana Of their cures Of thb FOL
COsti7snsas, Bilious couaplaints, Rbiiun.5,. M.
DrOpsy, Heartburn, Headhsh6 aFisinR from a foui
stomach. Nausea, Indigestion; Morbid Inacfion Of
Loss OF Appetite, all U1earou1 and Cufaneons 6iSS
easSs Which require an eyacuAnt medicine SeFofnIa
% kyil tney also, bypuriying the blood
Ald Stmnhtng the gyStsm, epFs many eomplaintl
wren y would not be glpposed they could Feach,
Such g peaias.s Partiai Blinds se1raiE "a and
nervous lTfitAblity. DoTauge az fha var and
1dney! aQqt, and other kindred complaints NFiSine
z iE state q The BODY or eb5trueton q ia
Do nSt be put % BY uupriueiplsd dealers VIII
i9lne etatE PHI they make more prDat on. Alt fSr
AEEAs PM, and take nethtng else. Ne other thSy
can give you eonparos with this IN ~ yainS
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