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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-20

OFFICE OF TIE COMMERCIAL MUTUAL ISs. Co.,
Cleveland, February 4, ls63.
THE TRUSTEES. IN CONFORM
Il Try to the Charter, submit the following state.
msnt Of the Affairs Of the Company, on the 2sth day
OF January, 1868:
Premiums on une1piIedrisks, jan
:, nary 23th, ls62...; ......-..-.s $3.50 IS
ending January 18th, 63,
On Marine Risks -............. A. 736 65
On flre 6,I4l o9-59,52s 81
Earned Premiums for the yearend-
ing January 2sth, ls6s-....-........... 52,I72 So
Amount received from Investments llI4s 66sa al5 a
Paid during the same period:
For Marine LOsses......................9 9o.2s2 2I
Eor ERE Los,e ........-...;-......... 3,OOl 55
FOR ke-lnsuraI ee, Commissions,
Return Premiums, Expenses and
a. ss2 l6-s7,615 90
s2s.7OO So
The Company has the following Assets:
Cash in Bank and on hand ,7O2 3s
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincin-
natl Railroad stock ......... SO 6OOOO
Buffalo aud State Line Railroad
1000 90
columbus and Aenia 4. X. stock. 6,75OOO
Cleveland Iron Miuing Co. Stock 1900 90
United States 1910 3 cent. Treas
ury hOte8......... 1880 90
Loaus, (Real Estate and stock Sc
curllle8 p 2S 90
Zeal Estate and Lease hold prop
eIty s,088 20
blils heceiVable.......-.... l3,7lS SO
Accrued lntertst...-.................... 3iOs6
Due the Company for Premiums. I6l3 4g
Personal Property, (Steam Pump,
&C 2,2lsH
Stock Securities; ..-..-.......-...... $4,000
-&20i,Ol5 SC
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Lslgnedl W. wHITNEY.

Subscribed and Sworn befors me at the City of New
York, this sixth day Of february 1853, By each Of
the above named depOnsnts.
COo1 EDWIN F. COREY, Jr.,
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VT'VIFVIl I1'EsIINI1 T 7 sIVIIF III
s. l.. DoUGdroS, Secretary.
DeplorabIe Accident at Tontogany.

Correspondence Of the Pcrrysburg Journal
ToSToGANY August 2i, 1863.
EDIToRs JOURNAL: A melancholy and fatal ac-
ciicnt happened in our town to-day, resulting in
the death of William Wood, son of Mr.. Jesse Wood
Of this place. The circumstances, as near rs can
be asccraned, are as folows
Mcssrs. Whitmpre & Co. were loading cars with
corn, at their warehouse, and William and some of
the other boys in town were there and had been
helping about loading. They had all come down
from the upper story, while the corn was being
elevated. A new bin had been commenced on and
had ruin out but few bushels when the the eleva-
tors wers discovered to be empty. Supposing
some straw or other substance had got in an exam
ination made, when it was asccrtained that a
boy was in the mouth Of the spoutng Every effort
WAS made at once to cXtricate him from the spout,
which was soon accomplished, but alas it was too
late-lifc was extinct, and what was but short
time before the joyful and sprjghtly Willie was
calm in death,
1t is supposed that he went up over the beam of
The bin, and jumped in about the time tho corn
was started to running, and was drawn down by
the pressure Of the corn about four thousand bush
els olgrain had accumulated over him. The com
munty deeply sympathizc with the family for the
sudden deccasc of one 80 near and dear His age
was about fifteen.
Yours truly, +. FULLER.
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Unicn Sentorial Convention.

The Union Senatorial Convention met at Pcrrys-
burg on the 2sth ult., according to published no.
tco given ard was called to order by George Las
key. Harry Bsize, of Fulton county, was elected
Chairman, aud 8. T.. Boughton, of Wood county,
Secretary.
On motion, the Chair appointed the following
Committee on Credentials
A Reed, of Lucas Z. fuller, Of Wood G. NJ.
Godfrey, of Putnam h. f. Sheldon of Henry r.
Hatton, of Fulton, and J. r. Mcleod, of Hancock.
On notion committee Of three on Rules and
Regulations wss appointed, as follows B. W.
johnson, Of Wood Chas Pratt of Lucas, and s.
VI. Hague, of Henry.
On motion, the Convention adjourned to IL
O'Clock, ?. NJ.
The Convention having re.asscmblcd at -
O'Clock, pursuant to adjournment, the Committee
On Credentials reported as follows
The Committee on Credentials report that there
are present the following named persons, who are
authorized to represent the several counties, tow
Lucas j. Austin Scott, Alex. Reed, Chas. Pratt,
A. c. Harris, Sam. r. Scott, J. G.. Wales, J. NJ.
Bingham, r. G. Thompson, e.. W. Reynolds, II. Il.
Mitchell, II. Kellogg j. II. Osborn, T. e. Stewart,
ID. Z. Gardner, ]. I Newton, B. W. Rouse, T.. l..
Bassett-l7 votes.
Falioa-Isaac Springer y. Merrill. II. II. Baves.
Robert lIatton, r. j. Lee, d. W. II. Howard-l3
votes.
Pf"am-A. Budd, John Cox, C. NJ. Godfrey
votes.
Hnry-Wm. Sheffield, l.. Il. Bieclow, $. NJ.
Hague, B. L. Sheldon, L. A. Groil, G. G. Randall
s votes.
Wood-Dr. +. r. Sage, ]. II. Randolph, H.
Thornton, George Laskey, Samuel Johuson. C..
Eddy, 7. Tuler, J. Norris, s. l.. Boughton, John
Bonncll, b. W. johnson, Walter Davidson ;
votes.
Hrncock--lS votes.
On motion, said report was adopted.
The Committee on Rules and Regulations then
made report, which is as follows:
l. The nominations shall be by ballot
2, The delegates present, by themselves or
proxy, from each county, shall cast the entire vote
for said county.
3. In case there are more than two candidates,
the one having the smallest vot. at each ballot shall
be dropped,
4. A majority of all the votes present shall con-
stitrtc a choice of the Convention.
The report was duly adopted.
On motion, the Convention then proceeded to
ballot for candidate for Senator. The Chair pre-
viously appointed Messrs. Harris and Godfrey, tel
lers.
The following Names were presented as candi-
dates Jams Myers, J. C. Hall and William
Sheffield. The irst ballot resulted as follows J =.
C. Hall, Is votes; William Sheffield Il votes; j.
Myers % votes.
There being no choice, the Convention proceeded
with the second ballot which resulted as follows:
Vim. Sheffield, 80; J, Myers, 2s.
On motion the nomination was declared unani-
nous.
Mr. Sheffield being called out, gave few words
of good cheer.
On motion the Union papers of the district were
requested to publish the proceedings, whcrcupon
the Convention adjourned,
GEORGE LASKEY, President.
s. l.. DcUGhroS, Secretary.
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From the ARMY Of the Cumberland.



NEAR STEVENSON. ALA, Aug, q, 1868.
EDiroRs JOURNAL | communicate to you at
this moment our success in the present march.
Not on former occasions, the quiet and peaeefal
ull of the army, would almos, strike the beholdcr
with surprise, and bring to his mind tie moving
Of some good old farmer. The hum Of the soldier
after once pitching his French tent, and preparing
himself couch for the night; Is far from being III
the immediate presence ofthe enemy, and contend
ing with them all along the march. | must say
we have had pleasant timc-no bad roads, no
bad luck good water--thc life Of the soldier on
such tramps. Green corn and potatoes, with now
and then chicken, checrcd MS on our way. 1t
has been sometime since the advance Of General
Rosecraus army passed through here, and tlieu the
force was small doing no injury to the crops, save
the taking of wheat Since in this camp, Field
Order No. has been read to all, allowing to every
man six ears of green corn per day. RrHy for The
corn. Army struggling is prohibited, consequently.
good regiments retain the honor already won. ltis
well understood that we will soon cnjeavor to
the Tennessee River but we do not expect to cross
without fighting, as they have already burned the
bridge at Bridgeport. l think pnutoous will DC
used in several places in crossing. We saw
long train of cars 60 to the front last evening load
ed with them
The boys are in pretty good spirits all seem to
entertain but little doubt that ere long, We will see
Chattanooga.
remain, truly yours, TN.
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from the Dover, Y. H., Gazette. ]
DIR. Richard,on,s BitterS.

In our columns may be forrd an advertisement
of Sherry Wine Bittets, r.cpdrcd by lir 5. o.
Richardson, OF South Reading, Mass They are, as
said to be, undoubtedly composed of variety OF
valuable AMI purely vegetable matter aul from
our own experience, as well as others. we can
speak highly Of their rcnovatug and iuyigoratiug
effects upon the system. We have good opinion
of the Bitters, as they are not quick noslrum
but discovered, prepared aud ycnIed by regular
physician, graduate Of the college Of our own
State, and who has said but little in the way of
putting diem himself but leaves il to those who
try them to judge themselves. For tc diseases
that many are liable to in the Spring aud summer,
such as Debility, Dyspepsia, Bilious and Nervous
complaints we do not hesitate 10 say that these Bit
ters will be found safe, agreeable and cflectul
restorative. As good health IS one of tkc greatest
OF earthly blessings, we wotld early adgise those
ilborng under such disease, 10 make a trial OF Dr.
Richardson's Biuers; they csn do no harm, and
may do much good, as we ATE confident in many
cases they have. Vegetables AMI vegetable sub
stances are un1u2siionaby the nDs, couge,ill tJ
the human system.
The sherry Wine Bitters for sale By Druggists
generally thrufgf"tt wood County. l6c
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Retaliation for the Lawrence Massacre

The fendsh massacre at Lawrence has not had
rs parallel in the present war, nor in any war in
this country, except where the actors were Indians
At last accounts one hundred and eighty-three
bodies had been buried BY this murder of de
tenseless Snd poaceabIo citz,n eighty five women
have been made widows and two hundred and forty
children orphans. One hundred and eighty-two
buildings were burned, Of which eighty were sub
stantlai brick structures. The crime has been
oonsuninatcd aud nothing can repair the horrible
and unprovokcd destruction Of life but the rebel
sympathzers of the border are already beginning
tn rue the day that witnessed Quantrill's bloody
work. a b,1y ofcitizsns dudet General Lane
have killed Il Of the invaders, aud other detach-
mehts have slaughtered many more. The exas-
perated people of Kansas are also preparing n re-
taliate upon the Missouri traitors the wrongs they
have suffered. General Ewing is likewise arous I'd .
He has issued order for all the inhabitants of
certain districts in his command which are noto-
rions eenters Of Succession intrigue ~ taoate their
homes At once. Various measures will be adopted
for the relief Of the Union residents of these sec
tIons, but the traitors are driven away from their
homes and their all. There is every evidence that
terrible vengeance is abort TO be w-esked on ali
the Southern sympathizers aud rebel abcttois on
the Kansas -MissOsri line.
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rEuRYs.URG mARISEr.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Our National DiSorder--Dr. Robnck's
Cure

The American stomach is tormcnting organ.
1t is generally out of order The rcasoI is obvious
The driving man of business has not time or will
not take time, properly To maStcatc hi, food H.
bolts it, and as bad habits are catching. all classes
follow his example. Hence Dyspepsia, with nll its
complications hence Indigestion Liver complaint,
and disorders of the Bowels, in all their various
phases. Against these and hundred other com
plants, DIR. Roback is wagiug an exterminating
warfare. His weapons are the famous Blood Pills
and Blood Purifier, and they are irresistible. The
success of these medicines has been astonishing.
even in an age of scientific miracles. They do
not alleviate, they cxtinguish disorder. The ag-
ony, the fever, the debility the lespondcncv which
characterize Affections Of the digestive and secret
i've organs, vanish under the influence Of these
preparations. The constitution itself seems to ac-
qure new energy under their operation. We say
TO the SICK, ev, where, read Dr.. Robacks advcr-
tisements, and give his Blood Pills and Blood Pur-
fer fair trial. lse
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Roback.

This gentleman has achieved a worldwide rep
n'ation In the medical world. His Stomach Btters
and Scandinavian Remedies are used in the Old
World as we'll as the New, and they now rank
among our standard medicines--and are success
fully used in cases of bilious fever, fever and
ague liver complaint, dyspepsia, indigestion, jaun-
dice' kidney complaints, &C., and are highly
recommended BY thousands of persons who have
used them.
NOT content with this, however-tame enough for
one man-Roback has aspired to eminence in an
other direction-and has won IL. His sparklipp
Catawba and solid Swedish Brandies have made
MS name familiar at the sideboard of every gontle-
man IN the land. His Brandies are par ercellence.
we have tried them and we know. Lcne live Ro.
back Read his advertisements. and ,bcn-h,vt
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Van Amburgh & Co.'s Menagerie.

The m smmoth Menagcrie ofvan Amburgh & Co.
will exhibit in this place on Wednesday, Septem-
bcr 9th. By examining the advertisement in an.
other column, the reader will find partial list of
the animals &c., to be exhibited and the collection
Is truly magnificent. Beside the Elephants, the
Lions, Tigers, Leopards, and the usual large col.
lection, the proprietors have just added living
lhppopotamas, from the river AMAZON, in South
America, sight of which alone is worth the price
OF admission. They have also just added black
African Ostrich, Royal Bengal Tiger and White
folar Bear, which are rarely seen in Menageries in
this country. We advise all to go and visit the
menagerie.
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A PrOtracted Siege.

History, both ancient ana modern records many
protracted sieges that have occurred in the differ
ent wars that have been wagcd from time immcmo-
riaI' Some of the most remarkable sicgcs that
nave occarred in ancient or modern warfare will be
recorded In the history of the present great rebel
hon. But these are nothing to compare with the
extraordinary and protracted siege that has been
Kept up for years upon the establishment Of our
friend Houston, by his numerous customers. The
contest is pretty fairly balanced. His supplies
have scarcely ever been known to fail. This is the
place for bargains
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Horrible Treatment Of Union Prisoners
at LIbby Prison.

Some satlers who were captured by Moscby and
nave been released, complain bitterly of their treat
were confined in one room forty feet broad by sew
enty long, and only ciget feet high. Ofthe eating
arrangements one of the suffers says Our break
Isst IN the morning, between nine and ten O'Clock. .
consisted OF ."nr ounces of bread and one of bsef
including bone, which stunk so badIv ami vas an
luIl OF maggots, that we, new beginners on such
iare, turned from i: in utter disgust and threw il
away. ' -
What we abandoned was greodily devoured BY
otleIs' AT suhdnWn We were called tl dinner
which We ate standing. u consisted Of fonr onca!
Of bread and pint Of swill, composed of fish oil,
black beans, maggots and dirt. We abandoned
our soup on the FIRST taste OF il. Immediately tbs
men rushed from the table like pack Of hungry
wolves, erowding around us and begging US for
what our sLomachs, as yet unaccustored 10 such
eaErior feed, utterly refused.
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PERSONAL.

WAsHrNoroN, Woop Co., o., Aug 20, '63.
EDS. JOURNAL: l find in the columns of your
issue of July lst article of structures in regard
to what You are pleased to style the "Twin Con
ventons; and my name is made use of in IL
manner which has a tendency to njurc my rcpu-
taton, and to convey the idea that had been deal
ing unfairly, by taking active part in the anti
Ashley Convention, and afterwards acting as Chair
man of the Democratic Convenon-b both held at
Bowling Green on the 9th day of June last. Now
wish to correct the statement, as far as am con-
ccrned. was not in the room nor was even in
the house, where the so-callcd Union Convention
was held, during the session Of said Convention 3:
nor did intend to take any part therein. do not
consider myself responsible, nor to be censurcd,
for my name being taken in vain by persons who
did not have my consent to do so. | did take All
active part in the Democratic Convention or that
day, in j. II. Reid's office, which had perfect
right to do, being Democrat; and who had any
right to question my motives in so doing? This
statement is correct-which | can substantiate by
good authority. Yours, truly,
R0BT. BAMBER
p. S.-l believe in fair play in politics, as in
every thing else. No double dealing with or by
r. b.
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Persons who may desire to avoid musters and
the payment of fines, can have that privilege by
paying to the County Treasurer two dollars, by
the 10th of September. The following is the sec
ton Of the law upon that subject:
"SEcTIoN 80. ANY member of the enrolled militia,
excepting volunteers and commissioned officers
may commute for all fines for non attendance at
muster to which he may be subjected in the course
OF the year, by paying into the County Treasury, 70
the credit of the military fund, on or before the
tenth day OF September the sum of two dollars; for
whch payment the Treasurer shall give bin re-
ceipt, which must be presented to the commandaut
OF his company, on or before the first muster dav
fine"
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Highly Important.

G. b. Krcps has this day received the incest and
best stock of Goods that has been brought to this
place for long time-whch he will sell cheap.
Kreps is always bound to be the first in marke,
with new goods. Call and see his stock of Boots
and Shoes-it is the best ever offered in Perrys-
burg. He has brought on something in the way
of waterproof rubber-solcd Boots and Ladies'
Shoes, which you will find just the thing for wet
weather and durability. Remember the foregoing
facts, and call Immediately.
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rhn Cnn,ineh,9l.

The September nt,mOcr Of r,is oscc'lcui period.
ich contains valuable and varied collection Of
writeys in America. Three valuable papers are
contributed in this number early History Of
Printing ana ,hc Tcvspapcr Trcss IL Boston and
New York." "Rcconnoissancc ncar Fort Morgan, and
Expedition in Lake PoutchHttrain aud rrar River,
by the Mortar Fictlla of Captain u. n. Potter. I
). ~; and "Thc Great Riot"
Terms So per annumu two copies, So; three
copies, SO. Address john F Trow, 50 Green street
Now York
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Ia Triend In Need--Try II.

Dir. SWEETS INF&BliBTE LfTINEHT is
prepared from the recipe Of DR.. stephen Sweet, Of
Connecticut TIE great hpu--s,ttyr, ana has been
used IN hrs prlctlcn for hy last twenty years, with
the most astonishing success. As an external rem
cdy, it is without a rival anl viii alleviate pain
more speedily than any other preparation For all
Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders IL Is truly infRl-
lible, ami Il curative iGr Sores, Wounds Spra.ns
Bruises, &c, its soothing, healing anil powerful
Strengthening properties excite the Just wonder and
astonishm,nt Of all who have ever given it a trial
Over one thousand certificates Of remarkable cures
periurmed by it within the last two years, attest
this fast. see siTeF,isem.ct. lac,w.
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EDiTon OF JoURNAL-Dear Sir With your per-
misson wish to say to the readers Of your paper
that will send by return mail 10 all who wish it.
(free) a Recipe, with all directions for making and
using simple Vegetable Balm, that will cncctualy
remove in ten days, Pimples, Botchcs, Tan, Frcck-
les and all impurities of the skim leaving the same
soft, clear, smooth and beautiful
| will also mail free to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces, simple directions and information
that will enable them to s,art full growth OF Lux
urant Hair, Whiskers or a Moustachc, in less than
thirty days. All applications answered by return
mail without charge
Respectfully yours,
TH0S; F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
Ism No. S3l Broadway, New York
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Union Meet;uos

arrangements have been made for the holding Of
onl0n Mass Meetings in this section of the State as
follows: '' -
q, s,Vtt9kee, Fulton County-Saturday, September
y'l, Hons John A. Bingham George W. Julian and
west uni.y-Monday September 7th, Hons.
sett Esq. ""N - 'AS-
Bryan-Tuesday, September sth, Hons. John
a. Bingham, George ". Julian and L. p. Bassett,
Hiekvilie-We Wednesday, September 9th, at A "bas-
ket' meeting, Hons. John A. Bingham, George "
Julian and J, NJ. Ashley. Speaking to commence
st6o1 o'clock: Recess at II O'Clock, for dinner.
I,,b ''pma' i've TS'nam County-Fnday, September
Gibson aud Geo. T. Este. una ~
~ Portage, Wood COunty-Frday, September llth.
aon. Geo. W. Julian, John r. Osborn, ESQ, E'
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y. j. BLECIIEK. Dentist

Would respectfully announce to the citizens Of
Wood County, that he will be at Mcad's Hotel, in
Gilead, on the lst Of August, and remain until the
10th.
At the Exchange, in Perrysburg, from the 18th
until the lst of September
At Lambs Hotel, in Bowling Green, from the lst
of September until the 18th.
Prepared to operate in all the various branches
dt Dentistry. Those wishing work done will please
call carly, thai he may have time to finish their
orders before leaving, 10
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AGENTS FOR THE JOURNAL.

y. II. Kudcr, ESD, Of Tontogany, is authorized
10 receive subscriptions for the JOURNAL.
MlrAEE CRY p. C. Holt at the Post Office,
has charge Of our subscription list at Matinee,
where our patrons in that locality can pay up ar
rearAgcs and renew their subscription.
ToNroG ANy--Our patrons at Tontoganv will
lind their accounts with Judge Tucr, who is
thorized to receive subscriptions for at that place
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Time of Closing Mails.
Perrysburg Church Directory.

METHODIST EpiscorAL-Rcv. S. ". Alderman, Pastor.
Services each Sunday at 1880 AN. and ~ N.
PREspYrrRIAx--Rev. @. A. Adams, Pastor, Services
each Sunday at 1890 An.
B.rTsr-Rev. II. b. Tant, Pastor. Services each Sum
day AZ l0:30 An
LrTnERNN-Rev. J. Kinages, fas'o-. Services every
Sunday, forenoon and afternoon Alternately.
GERMAN MsruoDrsr-Rev. c. Swine'oph Pastor. Serv'
ices each alternate Sunday a: 1880 An.
CArnoLtc-Rev. Mr.. Hannah. Services each alternate
Sunday at 10 AM.
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Atlantic Monthly.

For September, is superb in every department.
A man who makes hiR7elf familiar with the we'll
digested articles appearing in this monthly, can not
help improving in wisdom, intelligence and correct
principles.
This sterling periodical is published by Ticknor
X Fields, Boston, at So per annum, in advance or
twenty five cents for single numbers. We will
furnish the JOURNAL and Atlantic for ST.
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Drugs and Medicines.

We invite all wishing to obtain pure and good
Drugs and Medicines to the Drug Store of Peck 4
Hamilton where Pure Drugs and such valuable
medicines and standard remedies as Perry Davis
Vegetable Pain Killer, DR.. Richardson's Sherry
Wine Bhters, and Dr. Wcaver's Cankcr and Salt
Rhcum Syrup and Ccratc can always be found
To deal in such pure and valuable remedies war
rants prosperity, and to use t. en- secures health
Sold by all medicine dealers. lSc