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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-29
Letter from DR.. Hamilton.

In the field near Petersburg. Va.
14Sth Regt. 2. V. June II, 1864.
Dear Father-I got Gazette last
night. Since wrote last we have been
making a series Of flank movements.
We are now near Petersburg. and after
hard fighting are gradually moving on
the enemy-slOw but on. Captain
Johnson, Co. a, was shot Yesterday
afternoon through the right fore arm,
near the elbow, and the Joint is impli-
Gated, and there is probability that
his arm will have to be amputated
above the elbow. Johnson is the man
who was spoken Of as one Of the Off
GERS in the Miflin County Bank when
it was organized and opened. Col.
Beaver is wounded, confused about
the region Of the left kidney, almost
on the same place he was wounded be
fore. The wound is very painful.
though not dangerous. He will get
home, and if he is in Milroy during his
furlough, try to see him. You will
hear Of glorious news from this fight.
for it was a splendid move thus far
The colored troops did nobIy. | talk
ed with one Of the lst L. S. c0lored
He says they take no prisoners only
when the officers are present. In
this fight they got ahead Of their Off
GERS in the charge, and the rebs suffered.
They seem in good spirits, and they
all remember Fort Pillow. That mas
sacre was the very worst thing the
rebs ever did. More men (rebs) will be
killed by the nigs than went up at
Fort Pillow. The nigs are good on a
charge. They say '|iust you men work
dem big guns, and we will tend to the
charge The more I see of the war
the more | am convinced Of the pro-
prety Of carrying it on with colored
troops. ! saw the 18th Corps, colored
troops, but none of 3urnside-his corps
is here. The rebs had formidable
works here, the outer line Of which
consisted Of heavy rife, pits with forts
along the line. From this line | think
Petersburg can be shelled. The gun
boats can cooperate. They open like
an earthquake. | have been front for
a few days, but to-day | am told that
we are ordered back to the hospital
Eight of our companies are on the
sllirmish line and two back constitu-
ting the regiment (l48th) The poor
fellows went out without rations, and
have been to the extreme front two
days without food We now have a
good base of supplies for this army.
The suffers are even coming with goods,
and only wait permission to unload
their stock and take it front. Our
wounded have a nice way Of being
transported on boats. Far easier than
by rail or ambulance We have about
seven to eight miles to haul the wound
ed to the boats The mails come and
90 daily for the army, and our wound
ed are sent off to City Point. Major
Forster was badly wounded across the
upper end of the breast, through both
clavicles and sternum, but not impli-
eating any internal organs. The field
officers of our regiment being all
wounded and Lieutenant Colonel cap
tured, the regiment is commanded by
a Captain.
Your son,
A. T. HAMILTON,
Asst. Surgeon 148th P Y.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-29
CAxP 18TH Pa. Vols

tern trip
CAxP 18TH Pa Vols.
Near Coal Iarbgr. Va, June 9, 81
Frisad Gazette :-Thiuking you would ike
t. hear from one u Father Ahrabam's pets, 3"
who is at present encau'Ped in a rife pit.
whore sand j. to bs found ia abundance, !
take the liberty Of writing you a few lines
In order 10 let v0u know that what remains
cf onr gallant regiment are still down among
the Johnny rebs. who seem to have spite
az the Yanks. and are still near enough this
evening u hear the balls whistle about oar
rife ;.its. and occasionally 4 stray she'll finds
It's way near to where We now lay. We have
now no Major, a. be was wounded ON the
morning Of the Sd. All the n.Hin county
boys who are yet in the regiment ere getting
along finely. and they all appear anxious 10
see this war ended, when all who are spared
will he permitted to return 10 their friends
and homes. We all have the greatest conf
dence In Cen Z = Grant. ana we also firm
" believe he viii eventually capture Rich
mand and drive the rebels to tie last ditch.
Gen Grant does not appear az eager to fail
back On Washington a. Little Mac dii while
he occupied this position. and | think Lee
has found that out ere this time. Yesterday
was one Of the quete-t days we have had
since We left camp near Brandy Station. On
Tuesday evening a flag If truce was sent in
tn bury the dead in front Of our division
Both parties agreed to bury the dead between
the hours # 6 and o'clgck, same
evening During this time some Of cor boys
made kind Of coEnpromise with tie rebels
70 stop firing on the picket line, ard both
parties kept their promise, 50 we had no FIR
ing in front Of our brigade Yesterday. which
made it very quiet. About ; o'clock yester
dav afternoon We were ordered to fire upon
them. and cne If our bays stood upon the
rife pit and told tie rebels tD keep their
heads down ~ we were ordered t. FIRE upon
them. They kept low, but yet we did not
fire We were relieved last night and t0 dav
the roar OF muskets gTeets the ear constantly.
and the balls fig thick over this third line Of
pits whore We nOw lay. | suppose the cop
pcrheads are near blind now. as an old say
ing is, the critters are blind during the hot
days, ] am we'll acquainted with i great
many IF the critters of MifIin, and will at
some future time give you information re.
specting few Of them whom heard express
their opinion The Gazette Is received regu-
lar, and is very highly priced by our brave
MifHin county boys Down with the traitor
and up with the fag" Is the motto Of all
Union men aad soldiers
Sergeant w. H. G.,
Co. F, 49th F. V.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-29

The gold law having stopped the
gamblers from selling what they had
not, all kinds Of quotations are made
for it up to 1856 premium. As the le
gal tender greenback is just as good to
pay a debt as gold, it Of course mat
ters little to us in the interior whether
The yellow boys are high or low.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-29
From the l49th Regiment.
CAMP IN THE FIELD.
.lune Id lNEI

NAAF ~ LHH FIELD.
June - lS64
Dear Str:-For the benefit of YOUR numer-
ous readers aud our anxious friends. | send
You a list # the casualties of Co. II. l4qth
regiment, Pa. Vols This regiment left camp
ar CuIpoper with p officers and 6G0 enlisted
men armed. has received from hospital. &c
about 90 men, and now it number but I3
ythcers and 200 enlisted men The regiment
was engaged ith the enemy for the first ten
days OF this campaign every day. and since
then has been engaged with the rebels on
every occasion that has presented itself. The
casualties IN the company are as follows:
hUed-lst Lieut. SyIganus d Hamler.
Ho'naded-Sergt Jno. 5. Kaufman. Cor.
p9rals William VI Rlfsnberrlck. Thomas D
Hummel. Henry Rothrock, Privates Edw
BAumgaFdner, Wm. A Beegle. Bovd r. Ca,
nady, Augustus Fichthorn, Patrick Fay. Jno
GreenOur. Nathaniel Kennedy, Wn Mawvn
since dead, Albert j. Reed, Samuel Steel
job Lacy, Thomas d. Spence. Charles Weber
Thomas Decker. Samuel MrMunn. Lewis
Sarzier, Christian Rgucsh. Har Seabro0ks
William Maben
Aissiag-Corparal Robert A. Stroup. Pri,
Yates Joseph BaumgardDer, jacob Hauks.
Christian llarshberger, Andrew 0. John
son, George johnson. NJ Frank McGrew
Richard II. Mathers. John Rutherford. Lew
Is =. Shire, Simon Shook, Alcana 4. Stew
art. VIM. Terwilliger, Albert Ramsey.
Deserted, jacob Qaay.
MATTHIAS r. MosER
81 1t. cou 'dg Co. II, l49th Reg. P. V.
#Died from his wounds in the hospital last
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-29

"A new sect has been started at
Bedford with a church to be called the
"Church of Providence" Why not
call themselves Keplerites at once?
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w f. the undersigned, Merchants of Lew.
w istown. agree to close our respective
places Of business at o'clock D. m, com.
mencing on the lst July and continuing IN
I'll the 10Th September, 1861, Saturdays ex-
copied
Nathan Frank 81 Brisbin & Co.
} Sheriff Col John Hamilton
james Parker John b Selheimer
Ellis Nathaniel Kennedy
Anthony Felix John Kennedy
Henry Zerbe II NJ Pratt
George Blymyer FL Frapciscus
Lewistown. June %, l864-2t@
ETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED
I ! in the Post Office at Lewistown Srata of
Penpsy ylvania, on the 29th of June. 1864
Bawnabaker Eimira Miller George
BIsby Z Miss Miles Henrietta Miss
Bnnnill McCook John
Baly James Rlckart Susan Mrs
CoreTson Ella MISS Richman John
COOK Josh w Steadman Ii c DR.
Carroll Henry Stree Petre
Covest Kitty Miss Stewart James
Goodmrn Ii Shneh; ryer Jacob
Hottest Barney Tavlor Libhie r Miss
Heater Josiah Thomnson ~
Herlecker d Co Tarman Julian
Jones Catharine Mrs Wagner Louisa Mrs
Kaufman Lyha Miss Wagner Alpheus
Kane Mary Mrs Wagner J II
Lee Minnie Wolf Aaron
EsH" To obtain any of these letters. the
applicant must call for .adgertised IettersI
give the date Of this list and paw one cent
for advertising.
Rss-,' If not called for within one month.
they VIII be sent 10 the Dead Letter Office.
Je29 SAMUEL COMFORT, p. Nj.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
FOR PRESIDENT,
a BR EHAM LINCOLN. L
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHN SON.
N0lires Of NfW Advertisements.

VIM B. Hoffman has just received
a large supply Of lumber. ready made
doors. sash paIing. &c; Election Proc
lar alton; Estray Notice; Notice Of
Closing Of Stores IN the evening" Es-
tate Notice; List Of Letters.
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Estate of Alexander Mckee, deceased.

Office is hereby given that letters tes-
y tamentary an the estate Of Alexander
Mckee, late of Derry township, Mffin CO.,
deceased. have been granted to the under.
signed, residing in said township All per.
Suns indebted to said estate are requested to
maze Immediate payment. and those having
claims to present them duly authenticated
or settlement.
MARY VI SHAW
ELIZABETH 3. VI KEE.
J.- Executors
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-29

Bea In order to give our hands
fcw days relaxation, we shall issue a
half sheet next week, containing such
news as may come to hand.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-29

House. End vote at the wiadpw of the C.,,,
misianer-' Office.
The electors If the West Ward of said h..
ough will meet 81 the same place. and v,,.
at the wincnw of the SlieTiF's Office in ii.
said Court House. and in said borough
Pursuant to the provisions IF an Ac, -
Assembly. the Judges Of The aforesaid II.
iricts shall respectfully take charge e n.
certificate II return If the election # ,ba;,
respective districts. ard produce them At .
meeting If one Judge from each district .,
the Court House. In Lewistawn. on the third
day aftes the dag Of election. being far tho
present year Friday. the 5th day # Anyps,
next then aud there 10 do and perform Tho
duties required hv law nf said Judges
4 lsa. that where a Judge by sickness ~
unavoidable accident. is unable ~ attend a,
such meeting If Judges, then the certificate
ct return, a. aforesaid, .hail be taken cbareo
Of by one Of the Inspectors or Cisrks # the
election If said District, who -bal h and
perform the d1ties required 81 laid Judoa
unable u attend.
Also. by the l1th section n a,-9 act il is
enacted that when the qa2i1f5s-1 gorers cf
more than one Ward. TOWNSHIP rr Djstrict
meet at the same place tn huid lteir election
il shall be the duty of the respective Judces
Of said election districts. in addition to the
certificates required in the 18th section If
this Act, to make out fair statement and Ger.
tI6cate Of all the votes which shall have been
then and there given fnr OF against "a i amend.
ments, and one of said Judge. shall take
charge # said certificate and also If the sev.
cral certificates made out for each election
district. as before directed, and produce the
same at meeting of all the return Judges in
the county. in the manner prescribed in the
18th section of this Act
D. VI C0NTNER. Sheriff.
Sherif7s Office. Lewistown, June 90, 1864,
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ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.
From the 49th Regiment.

THE following, with some other ar
my letters came to hand more than a
week after being due, the package
containing them having gone on we5-
fern trim I
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-29

Prirases Isscr Armstrong. May ).
David l. Bansum,
.. Isaiah Fecht.
!" Samuel Phillips,
Samuel r. Qngler, 50
Samuel II Mccormick, May To-
f" James Andrews,
John Messerman,
James McClaskev,
Andrew y Smith,
Aaron Smith
George W Benjamin, Nav p.
AlbsT; kope.
JJhn " Grass,
james II Patton,
Jacub r Runyan,
Louis T BrUuer.
JOHN Shoemaker, June lst.
Jesse BARLEY.
Franklin Peters,
Emanuel Peters.
g John StumpF May and June /.
MISSING.
Sergt John r. Rziican June l.
Private John W. Kline.
Lcaristo1-a Democrat. and Jlniqfq Sentinel
pledse copy.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-29
By This Mornings Mail.

~ AHHiNbIpN, y ubc g. J-DD q. m.
A dispatch from General Grant, da-
ted yesterday, the 9TH at $50 D. m.
at headquarters, reports no operations
in front. except from our own guns,
which fire into the bridge at Peters
burg at a distance of 2000 wards.
The dispatch gives the following in
telligence from the Rebel paper:
a Petersburg paper Of the 25th
states that Hunter is striking for jack
son river depot, about 20 miles north
Of Salem, and says that if he reaches
Covington, which they suppose he will,
with most of his forces but with loss
Of material, he will be safe.
. The same paper accuses Hunter of
destroying a great amount of private
property, and stealing a large number
of wagons, horses, and cattle.
The same paper also states that
Wilson destroyed a train Of cars, load
ed with cotton and furniture, burned
the depot building, &c, at Burkesville,
and destroyed some of the track, and
WAS still pushing South
All the railroads leading into Rich
mond are now destroyed, and some of
them badly.
A dispatch from Gen. Sherman, re-
ceived this morning, reports that yes
terday, June 9th, an unsuccessful at
tack was made by our forces on the
enemy's position, which resulted in a
loss Of between two and three thous-
and. E. NJ. STANTON,
Sec'y. of War.
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LEWIST0WN, PA.
Wednesday, June %, 1864.


"a The Gazette % fa 1ahl paper in this part Of the
N:afe rFsnfr2 on ufv-T press. ana ba- facilities for
doing Ecrl. II ali E.n6- eqlaied hy few. We have
TIsTe- Urn--eE iu sa'59Dan Adams pcwer Press
TT the Tzr0r dsai'e ae8lUrH hand pre-s f1r JOis-
ard Newbury JeiaeT :oE Blanks Cards, &c
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
The f5AZETTE is p8a51sned everr Wednesday bv
f'z9EsE FFTsFsGEE 13S 1t = ~ Ia advance Or = al
tFe eod ~ he year u mr. ndysss copies wilI be
sent for - copies f0r sle or 70 copiesfor 50 These
terms 'fIil t@ Tig.d'y adhered %.
Ro contracts are made this Office sgr the pub
l"ailp1 q patent medicine entertainments exceed
ing haif coluyuu: and cur terms fr :heze aye S2J
per anpHT over the paper. SZ5 third page one
faii e-h 30 advance WITH guarantee for balance by
ZONE local agent. or known house. We hare 9TH
ef terms, and Il Is therefore waste of pens ink, pa
per and postage, oy breath. 70 propose others.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-29

Old men and young boys have re-
Gently been captured from the rebels.
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ESTR Az NOTICE

ESTR Az NOTICE
HAME To the premises of the subscriber,
X in Oliver township, on Friday, the 24th
day Of June.
TWO BAY HORSES.
about 10 or II years old, supposed TO have
been Governm nc lIurses: the owner or own.
ers are requested to come forward. prove
property, pay charges and take them away,
otherwise they will be disposed of as the law
directs.
SAMUEL MYERS, Sr.
McNeytown, June 90. lS64-3t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-29
f. VI STANTON,
Sec'y. of War.

The above is the only official dis
patch published since our last. From
other sources we learn that Gen. Hun
ter, who accomplished his mission
successfully, is making for point in
Western Virginia to which he had been
ordered-that on Wednesday last a
portion Of Gen. Birney's troops got
separated south Of Petersburg, and
that we lost four pieces Of artillery
and prisoners variousIy estimated from
some hundreds to a thousand, besides
the killed and wounded-thata a rebel
raid on Sherman's rear had DESTROYED
several railroad trains in Georgia
that Gen. Wilson's Union cavalry had
destroyed railroads and bridges south
OF Petersburg and Richmond, and as
proof that our army Is not idle, about
20OO rebel prisoners have lately arrived
at Point Lookout, Nd, who were re-
Gently caDtUrpd near Pptarshnrr
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-29

q L. cou 'dg Co. II, l49th Reg. P. V.
Died from his wounds in the hospital last
week.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-09
COIllIpcuSHtiOi,.

Human lot is, on tho whole, well aver.
aged. A man docs not possess great giits
of person and Of mind, without drawbacks
somewhere. Either great duties arc impos-
ed, or great burdens are put upon his
shoulders, or groas temptations assail and
harrass him. Something in hs lie, at
sometime in his life, takos it upon himself
to reduce his advantages to the average.
Nature gave Byron dubbed feet, but with
those feet sho gave him genius whose
numbers charmed the word-a genius
which multitudos of commonplace or weak
mon would have been glad to purchase at
the price Of almost any humlliating eCcen-
tricity Of person. But they were obliged to
contcut Themselves with excellent feet, and
brains of tho common kind and oalibre.
Providence had withcrcd the little boys
leg, but the loulest song have heard from
Il boy in a twolve.month came from his lips,
as he limpcd along in the open street. The
cheerful heart in his bosom was great
compensation for the withered leg and be-
yond this, the hoy hal reason for singing
over the fact that ho was forever released
from military duty aud iiromans duty, and
all racing about in the service of other peo-
pie. There arc individual cases of misfor-
tune in which it il hard to detect the com
pcnsatiug good, but these we must call tho
exceptions" which prove the rule. Dr..
HOlyda6
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-09

HEAVEN ANp lloMg.--i was reading the
other day that on the shores of the Adriatc
Sea, the wives of fishermen, whose husbands
havo gone of upon tho deep, are in tho
habit of going down to the sea shore
and singing as female voices only can, the
first stanza OF beautiful hymn after they
have sung it they listen till they hear, borne
by the wind across the desert sea, the sec.
ond stanza, sung 10y their gallant husbands
as they are tossed by tho gallo upon tho
waves, aud both are happy. Perhaps if
we could listen, we might hear on this de-
sert world OF ours, some sound whisper
borne from affair, to remind MS that there is
a heaven, and whom We sing the hymn upon
the shores Of earth, perhaps we shall hear
its sweet echo breaking in music upon tho
sands Of time, and cheering the hearts of
them that are pilgrims and look for city
that hath foundations.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-09

TuG SINNERS SGcuRIrY. Suppose a tray
elcr on stormy night should take NJ his
lodging IN some cave IN the woods, whore
thcro is nothing but scrpcnts and adders
and other such creatures, he, because he
sccs them not, sleeps souudly as it ho wcro
at homo in his own bod ; but when the
morning. comes and he secs what compan-
ions are about him, he uses all the means
possible and makes all tho haste ho can tn
get away. In tho Samo case is cvory
pcnitont Sinner hcsct with as many ser
points as he has sins, though ho cannot SEQ
them and therefore fears them not, but
sleeps us soundly as If he were in Solomon =
bod about which was guard of thrccscorc
thousand of tho valiant ot Israel. But
when it shall once please God to open his
eyes, then ho sees the dangerous condition
OF his estate, and labors TO get ont OF 1t as
fast As he can.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-09

\ Brr on ApucE ron Bows" Nou were
made 10 bo kind says Horace Mann, gen.
crous and m agnauimous II there is II boy
in school who has a uhloot don't lot him
know that you ever know it. IL thore is
u poor hoy with ragged clothes, don't talk
about rags whoulc is within hearing. II
there is a lame boy, assign him Somo part
of the game which does not require run
ming. II there Is u hungry enc, give him
part of your diuucr. II there is n dNl one,
help him 10 get his lesson, 1t there is a
bright one, ho not euvious of him, for if
one is proud of his talents, and another is
envious of them, there are two great wrongs
and no more talonts than before. II a lar
ger OF stronger boy has injured you, and is
sorry tor it, forgive him, aud request the
+ teacher not 20 punish him. All the school
will show 10y their countcnauce how much
better II is than to have a great fist"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-09
Another Communication!


GILEAD DRUo SToRE, January q, 1864.
En-. JouRSAL: Since it became known we were
exactly 1917 miles from Perrysburg (thc center OF
the world), there has not been so much difficulty in
finding U.S. though there are great many people
who know not the locality Of Perrysburg. To those
with have found out our location we would mention
the fact, that our friends down East keep us con
stautly supplied with almost Everything you
want"
our stock, it would require TWO columns of the
JounSAL; and as our space is limited, we can only
mention IA few leading articles.
splendid assortment of Ladies' Travelling and
Fancy Work Baskets.
Family Dye Coors, to make old garments look
as well rs new.
Our stock of Pcrfumcry, Soaps, Brushes, Combs
and Toilet Articles, is full.
In the Stationery and School Book line, good
stock always On haud-we think the best assortment
outside of Pcrrysburg.
War Blanks of all kinds-nlso Deeds.
China Toys in abundance and lots of China and
Rubber Doll Heads.
voctct- Knives, Gold Pens, Pocket. Books,
fIIcs, Flutes and Instructors,
Violin Strings, Bridges aud extra Rosiu,
Rlzors, Strops and Shaving Cups.
We keep all kinds of Paints, Oils, Narnishcs and
Dye Stuils genuine colors.
All the leading Patent Medicines.
Pure Liquors and Wines, which will be sold only
the order of Physicians, unless compounded
with other medicines, and for medical use only.
Our stock is purchased for cash, and we will re
ccive cash, and all kinds of produce, in exchange
but let it be strictly understood that it must be
ready pay, as poor trust is dead, aud poor pay
killed him." Yours,
A. J. GARDNER & co.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-03-09

A Cusr PoR ScANDAL.--Tak, Of good ma.
ture ono oGuce of an herb called 10y the
Indians, mind your own business one
ounce mix with "littlo charity for 9th.
crs and two OF three sprigs of keep your
tongue between your teeth : simmer them
together iP vessel called circumspcc-
ton" foe ~ short time, aud it will be ht for
use. Application the symptom, is vio-
lent itching IN tho tongue and roof of the
mouth, which inva7iably takes place whou
YOU are in company with a species of ami
ulals called gossips, When you feel a fit
Of the disorder coming on, take teaspoon
iul Of the mixture hold it in your mouth
which you will keep closely shut an you
get home, and you wiz in,d a complslc cure
Should you appreheud a rclapsc keep d
small bottsfal about you, and on the sls sht
est synPpom repeat The dooc.