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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31
Ornamental Trees For Sale.

Splendid lot of Eyergrceus. Of suitable sire and
"A age for t-snsplsnting tho present season,-en-
bracng choace varieties Of Pine viz Black Austrian
White Scotch White Pine. Norway Spruce. American
spruce, Irish and American Juniper, Balssm, Fir,
Hemlock, Sc. he - aat
re- Those wishing To- purchase and select their
tres. apply 10 or address ALBERT {. WATSON,
Richmond Ind, Agent March -, 1868
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31

All articles under this head will receive full and
roper attention by regular committees for that
urpose and premiums will be awarded according
I merits of said articles.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31

From tie Western .ristian Advocate, March .sth.
directly opposite our city. reside the
parents and sisters Of our Lieutenant
General. They were among our earliest
Western friends, and have shown US
we were called TO officiate at the funeral
of Miss Clara, one of the sisters, who
early fell victim to consumption, but
has left to her friends the unquestioned,
assurance of being crowned with the
glory. and honor, and Immortality that
she sought The family arc members of
the Greennup- Street Methodist Episco
pal Church. and family altar and closets
often have the name of Ulysses whisper
ed to the Father of spirits. -
Itwould be wrong, of course, to bctray
the confidence of the family, or give to
the public what dutiful son only meant
for parents eye. From recent letter
of General Grant, however, we presume.
to snatch a single paragraph, that dis
tinctly unfolds our National prospects as
they appear to the writer. He says:
We are now having fine weather, and
l think will be able to wind mp matters
about Richmond soon. | am anxious TO
have Lee hold on where he is short time
longer, so that l can get him in position
where he must lose great portion of
his army The rebellion has lost its vi
talty, if I am not much mistaken, there
will be no rebel army of any great dl-
mension few weeks hence. Any great
catastrophe to any one of our armies
would, of course, revive the enemy for
a short time, but / expect no such thing
to happen l am in excellent health but
would enjoy little respite from duty
wonderfully. ! hope it will come soon
l shall expect to make you visit the
coming Summer
The fight on the left of the Army Of
the Potomac on Saturday WAS much more
severe than at first reported. General
GRANTS official dispatch states our total
losses at 1l9 killed, 500 wounded, and
$40 missing-total, 1,16o. We took
1879 prisoners The rebel loss in killed
and wounded Gen. GRANT reports as
much heavier than ours. The rebels /
fought stubbornly to regain the position
which they lost, and the battle was
protracted into the night. The theory of
the attack by the enemy, as stated III our /
dispatches, is that the rebels supposed .
General GRANT had sent troops to the .
support of SHERMAN, and his lines being
thus weakened. they would easily ac
complish their object. f
CITY PoINT. March Pill A. NJ.
Hon. L. ". Stanton, Seer etary # Var
/ am in receipt of Gen Sherman re-
port of operations from the time he left
Fayetteville up to the 22d inst. 1t shows F
hard fighting, resulting in very heavy .
loss to the enemy in killed and wounded, .
and over two thousand prisoners in our +
hands. His own loss. he says, will be +
covered by $500 men since he left +
Savannah Many of them are but slightly I
wounded.
Signed l. s. GRANT,
Lieutenant General. I
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State Of Indiana, Wayne County, s S

MAsS T.. BrHr, Comxon Please Court;
Nay Term A. u. 1885,
CHRIsrfAS c. Bull. Divorce No. 1260.
HDE 1T KNOWN that, on this 2cnd day of March.
II 1855, the above namei Plaintiff by jesse ?.
iddall. her Attorney, filed in the office of the Clerk
of the Wayne Common Pleas Court, her complaint
against said defendant in the above entitled cause
gether with the affidavit of competent person that
said defendant. Christian &. Bull not resident Of
the State of Indiana
Said defendant Christian c. Bull, therefore, is here
by notified of the filing and rrnsncy Of said complaint
against him, and that, unless he appears and
demurs thereto at the calling Of the said
the second day of the next Term of said Court,
TO be begun and held at the Court House in Center
vile, the second Monday of May next, said com.
plant and the matters and things therein contained
and alleged, will be taken true and the said
will be heard and determined in his absence.
go Witness SAMUEL b. SCHLAGLE, Clerk,
ySealf and the Seal of said Court, CentervilIs,
t this 22d day of March, 1865.
SAMUEL b. SCHLAGLE, Clerk.
Centeryie, March %, 1865. 4-3w. $3.50
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31
JOHNNY AND THE DuTCHMAN.

The day that Wade Hampton charged
kilpatrick's camp was at Gen Charms
headquarters, when q rebel soldier, carry
ing a carbine, and Teutonic member of
the 9th Michigan cavalry came up. On
reaching the tents the Dutch1nan saluted
and said:
Captains, there isf IN prisoner
Nv here did you get him Z" inquired the
Adiutant General.
Nv ell, yer see, was in der perginning
Of the fight. and got cat off; and without
der gun or horse, hid in der swamp
Pimcpy, I sees der Shonnv coming up.
SO I shust stumped pehind der tree to
grab llims. Der tam fool didn't Gums
close ter nuf, and steps out nit .surren-
der" I shock hands NIT him. and we
made une compact TO strike for ter camp
and, if it so pc we make rebel lines / was
to pc his prisoner; and, If der were ter
Union lines, he is 70 pc mine prisoner
The story seemed so improbable that
the rebel was appealed TO, and confirmed
the Dutchman's tale, merely adding:
Il were tired Of toting the gun. and
wanted to sell out cheap for cash or hard
tack"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-03-31

Brigham Young is said TO DC the father Of over
loo ebldrn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

AIM Al SoMETHING.-Arthur Gilman,
In one of his public addresses, tells what
he calls an 1Andover story" Que day,
he says, q man went into store there,
and begrn telling about fire. "There
had never been such fire." he said, sin
the county of Essex a man was going
by Deacoa Peltingil's barn, and saw an
owl on the ridge pole He fred at the
owl, and the Wedding, somehow or other,
getting into the shingles, set tue hay on
fire, and it was Ill desiroyed-ten tons
OF hay, ak head OF cattle, the finest horse
In the country, DC The deacon was
nearly crezel by it +" The men in the
store began commenting upon it: "What
loss" says one. why, the deacou
will we'll nigh break down under it ,"says
another; ahd SO they went on specializing
one after another, and the conversation
drifted on in all sorts Of copjectures. AT
last quiet man, who sat splitting in the
fire, looked up and asked: +" Did he hit
the owl = That man was for getting at
the point of the thing. Let all public
speaker, in the pulpit aud elsew here,
heed the moral Did you aim at some
thing, ADJ did you hit what you aimed
at! No matter about the spurse and
the smoke and the hay" Did you hit
that ov z"
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-.--
GLEANiNGS.

The Boston Post says that the fruit
trees of Massachusetts, are remarkably
promising.
Housekeeping in Paris costs Is per
cent more than in London.
The whole number of Postoffices in
tbs United States is IS, s78.
-Bufa'o is to erect monu MON, -
Abraham Lincoln in one of it, nnbl;c
squares. ~
"A 'aEbor in Savannah saws be b..
used up more than 100000 Of ,ahel
money for shaving paper.
ALI our national coins are to have the
motto: 'ln God we trust"
The taxable property of Oregon for
1864 was s75,000,00O.
The Committee on the Copauct q
the War is silk in session, but has nearly
finished it's labors. II is understood i,s
closing inquiry will relate to Sherman
treaty of peace With Johnston.
"A New York contemporary think.
the London Owl must be pleasant panar
TO be connected with. Its publication
has been suspended for . fortniebt. ba.
cause The editors have gone out Of town
during the holidays!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06
NEW MUSIC COMMEMORATIVE
IN or THE DEATH OF pREsIpENT LINCOLN

A Nation Wseps-J. " Turner 80.
sMSurfuli 0, fearful CpIumbia to-iayI
sorrow and sadness obscuring The way"
"LitHe 7dd'- Turner, Boz
Az Mr.. Lincoln lay dying, his wife implored him n
speak to her but finding him unable do 20 she iran.
acsly exclaimed, sWhefe'sTads Bring little Tadi AZ
always loved Tad he = III speak to him
Weaver ~ Gel % 1Aess Bong and Quartet AZ sups
on the occasion n services commem 1ratvsof the dsas
OF President lincoln. 90. ElN
In M9s@1am, IN Honor OF Rresidsnt Lincon--n pur.-
raj March Df. =. Haase, 30. s--
Heqsies Adrch-W. o. Fhke 20.
RSserdi March, performed the funeral Of President
Lincoln Donisttti. With N eassnnt Vigneste, co.
P1stn, -.
xheahpve seat pcatpAid to any Address On rer.~& -
the price, OLIVER DTTeON . CO..
nayD ~ Neahassee D., ousten.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06
rROM QUInCY.
Great Excitemcnt-A Conflict Will
Marauders.
Quincy, ILL.,, May 81.

Quincy. Ill, May 81.
A special dispatch to the Chicago Re-
publican says
The greatest excitement prevails here.
On yesterday man who gives his name
as Charles Barnascony was arrested,
charged with being one Of the Fowler
robbers. He made full confession, Civ
ing the place of rendezvous of the re-
mainder of the gang. He said he had
come to buy ammunition, and proved it
by delivering it up, and that it vas the
intention to cross over and burn Canton,
Mo-, tonight. The Sheriff summoned q
posse of citizens, and at midnight started
Tor the place. nearly opposite Canton, with
Barnascony as guide. On reaching the
house. instead of getting out and sur
rounding it, they drove up in front, and
were Immediately fired upon BY the bush
whackers, killing Thomas Trinball, and
wounding three others. The posse re-
turned the fire, wounaing, it is supposed
MORALLY, Thomas Rose, the leader, Of
Clinton county, Mo-, who was getting up
the gang for service in Missouri, and
slightly wounding Thomas Wilson, oil
Carroll county, Missouri, a deserter from
Prices army, who had taken the amnesty
oath. These we're taken, with Riley, al
whose house they were, and one who re.
fuses to give his name. Had the Sheriff
not been so careful in selecting civilians,
and taken few veteran soldiers, no life
would have been Loaf, and noue OF them
would have escaped alive or seen the TO-
side OF q Jail. Il is a farce to try such
men. and leading democrats say that they
ought not TO have been brought in. This
can be accounted for by the fact that the
man killed and Wash. Wrenn, one of the
most severely wounded, have always been
leading democrats. "Curses, like young
chickens, come home TO roost" Rose il
sutfering Intensely. He is wounded in
the bowels. breast aud neck. If they are
not lynched to night, they will have q
hearing TOMORROW.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

E IL New York recently q horse
plunged through the large show window
of the Caution Tea Company, liz Chatham
street, where he fell down and kicked
over a lavge number chests of tea and
coffee, destroying large amount of prop
erty. l. took three quarters of an nour
and the sessiees of about twenty men to
remove The animal FROM the building.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06
AVOID CoUHTmFETs.
CAUTION.
fHs GOVERNMENT uDoasrxxxr.

In order to guard against dangerous imposions the
public requested to take especial note Of the beau
fnl engraved Proprietary stamp through which the Gov
eminent Of the United States officially authenticates
every bottle Of H0sTETTER's BITTERs. This shield
thrown by the Government the popretors and the
public for their joint protection placed conspcuousy
across the cork and the neck Of each bottle and
cannot fail to strike the eye of the most casual observer
Nothing that purports to be Hostetters Bters can be
genuine unless the stamp is there.
1t Is also proper to state that the Btters sold
clusyey in glass and Ter any circumstances by
the gallon or the barrel. Impostors and imfstors
abroad and the only safeguard the public have against
them is to that the Bitters they buy bear the
graved label and note of hand of Messrs Hostetter
Smith, and the stamp above mentioned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

F The Philadelphia Inquirer says
that Sherman made pointed speech,
when sarenaded at Washington, On the
gath. Some one in the crowd asked him
then, how about Mexico, to which be re-
piled: You can go there, if you like, and
you can 50 to the devil, if you like"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

TThe Mobile d Ohio railroad is now
IN running order as far as Union City,
Tenn, and Efforts are being made to open
1t at an early period to Humboldt, the
point OF connection With the Memphis &
Ohio railroad
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

NO. Upwards of two thousand laborers
are nov employed on the California end
of the Pacific railroad. Cars will be run
ming thirty six miles from Sacramento
this week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

COLGATE,S HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet soap, in such universal
mild and emo client in it's nature. fFayrantly
cenfed, and exsrem ely Beneficial I'D it, sefi
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers feb1-dAw1yr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

S Frank Guine, Of Toledo, was found
dead few days ago, hanging by his
neck-tie to the picket fence. 1t is sup
posed that being out after bis house was
locked, he attempted to scale the fence,
slipped, and was caught by the neck tie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06
HAIR DYEl EAIR DYE

DATCHELoR's celebrated HAIR DYE {,tAt Be.tt.
- tao World. The only Hsrmlsss, T~ss xxS Rsi.As.s
dye known This splendid Hair Dye Is perfecfchanges
ystrs Brenn without nurne the Hair or Staining the
Skin leaving the Hair Soft and Beauifsl impaftsres
taisy frequently restoring ts pristine color and rec
des the III effects of Red Dyes The genuine signed
WILLIAM BA TCHEL0R; all others are mere initial
tons and should be avoided Sold by all Drug elst,
FACToRY-Sl 8arelay-street New York BsYcErn ~,
Ssw ToILEsCRrAK for Dressing the Hair jya-dkwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

Every one having any thoughtof instru
for me Of Mason Hamhns tabnet Organ Circulsrs.
which viii be sent airy address tree OF
This circular contains much infor which viii b.
useful to every purs haser Of SUI Instrument SUI m
articles on How 70 in 'ge Of Musical Instrument
History q ths tTgan, Hi tory of Reed
&C., g Address MASON BROTHkts
= 80 erossusy Nov Fork
~ = MN HAHN, ~ WaaAtnston arsst, Desaon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06

The Bridal Cha IN Der an Essay OF Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
reliable treatment Diseases the Urinary and Eexua
systems-sent free, in sealed envelopes Adrrss, Dr.
J. sKILLIN HoUaHToN. Howard Association, Phila-
delphia, Pa. apr5-dAwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-06
9pefiai Notices.

rhe WeFla,s Opinion o. Moosesssr'l
sso0acA DaeeeKs.
Touching the BIfTmS Iris graad fact 4 clear,
Their fame nlls III the Western Hemiphsre,
Known in all lands washed by IT. oceans twain,
Health, hope and yispr follow IN their train.
AVOID CoUNTBRFETTs.
HosrEfrEas BrrrERs share the common fate
OfaH things good-rmpostors initiate.
Ofthese Internationally use your eyes
From honest houses purchase your supplies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-09
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

6aOpPage OF Quartermaster,s saIes-Ds-
psrturs Of Regular Troops for Dry Tor
tugas-Cspsafsa OF the Post, 30.
Qua FORTRESS A0NRoE CORRESPONDENCE
FoErssss MONROE, Nov S, 1895
norrfSo SAILS on TRANSPORTATION rAourrIa
Copies Of the recent order from the War Departments
stopping the les Of horses mules ambulances wagons
and all means OF army transportation have reached
here Two important sales 10 have taken place thig
week have been stopped and eli further sales for The
present IN the Qusrternaster's Department Here -
elsewhere there anxious divers surmses 70 the
meaning OF ths-n plain words prevalent and imps-
,ient desire TO know what is In the wind
DEPARTURES OF rHE COSTA AND NORTH STAR
The Costa RIGA succeeded at length In getting awa1
day. having board the passengers freight OF tho
North Star which sailed to-day for New YORK for oou-
pe,io Of repairs The Costa Rcs goes 10 Now Orleans
and among her passengers, will be remembered, sss
four companies Of Fifth United artillery or
defed " Dry Tortugas.
AyrER A nAssAcmusErrs REGIMENT
me steamer Mcs has arrived from New York. en- vowis
Ioi Ci.y ronl to take homo the Twenty fourh Massa
cnusetu regiment, now duty there She will ieays
mere IN INC morning. aud the regiment In said TO be ~
readiness ior immediate embarkatiou.
CAPTAIN The PORE
CAptAn Alnsworih Captain Of the Port. has been oxf
posed. In his absence Captaih d. c. Wiilauas q mesk
efficient ana courteous oceE will discharge duties q
Captain Of the Port.
II s expected that this regiment still enoampcA as
Camp Hamilton, will leave for home tomorrow
GENERAL MUIxoRD.
brief visit on business was made hero to-day BIZ
General milford. Colonel James and Major Martin r
General Terry's STAFF came with him they return L.
Richmond this evening.
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THE BRIDAL CAR AND ITS DECORATIONS.
The Ceremony and Departure on the
Bridal Tour.
SIGHTS AND scnMns.
Landing and Return Of the Bridal
Party to the City.
&c. &c. &c.

Married in balloon Start not 70 fair ones 10 whom
we have vowed eternal consistency. Nor you to whom
virgin heart is given fear that we have deceived you
Weep not who not to pour bations Of love and
admiration al feet. II Is not who are married.
Heavens forefend We still true to our VOWS, still
faithful to her who holds heart enthraled, still
thrstng for the batons which youth and beauty ocr to
us. Satisfy yourselves Of it. Trust to him who would
.sooner-imagine smile-than deceive y0u
Married in a balloon! How appropriate how roman
fic H-tiparriagcs be made In heaven have
heard eytt since Father Adam espoused the blushing
Eve surely hs them is the matrimonial apoheoss the
nal dedication OF that sacred rite "Oh happy pair OH
hnppy fart Oh, happy happy swain" so Dryden wrote
when such thing balloon bridal undreamcd Of
aud OF course usung 1t remains then for to compose
Dupiia ode, epithamium. in honor of the welded
pair. Let us make the attempt
Mcthinks see that rascal Cupid now,
bursting with JOY, up the couple 60;
As his CULVER, arrowlcSs and void
Lay Nat and useless tween his rosy wings;
Or unstrttng how refused TO bend again
DbedieAt TO his will;
Or that his arm, from centuries of toll,
Helpless, unncrved and vigoress, the shaft,
10 wing incompetent.
Absurdest thought Then happy had we been
u out of reach of Loves uneirIng aim,
Bright sweet smiles and faces Venus like,
With voices as Apolo's silver lutte,
Whose cadence cen Orphcus' harp outsunQ,
Could all be met by us without fear.
TN, happy day
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ethcr this city or Philadelphia sufficient aid for the
manufacture OF pure hydrogen he compelled TO fall
the balloon had only power carry four persons and
Miss Boynton unwhingy had forego the pleasure OF
accompanying the happy couple their bridal tour II
truly affecting witness tho tender leave lakngs
OF the bride before the car rose from the
were removed from the ropes and the balloon buoyanty
rose up into the air in northwesterly direction Cheer
upon cheer rent the air many fervent 'godspeed"
YET scarcely two thousand feet above the earth the air
snip changed its coursng moving in semicrcle, lrst
due north and then northeast The shades OF evening
we're fast falling upon the scene but while the light
remained the balloon was seen moving In the direction
IN sr ca Inc marriage contract was brought
sacred compact OF holy matrmony, solemnzed above
tne clouds boating in mid air, and in accordance with
A. ID. 1865
presenting ourselves fully impressed with the sub
me presence OF God and the joyous spiritual beings OF
his creation. heartily approving heaven highest vouch
saed happiness the blessed union Of souls in purity
ana glowing love emanatng from the eternal fountain OF
srutn an0 wisdom, hence deriving somo primitive con-
cepon OF the magnitude of Deity inspired unceasing
humanity, and endowed with powers and attributes ever
more approximating divinity, with that
interrupted progress remains dependent upon genial
social relations and possessing the approving sanction Of
I'VE, the contracting parties John r. Boynton N. D.,
Of Syracuse, " and Mary West Jenkins OF st. LOUIS
MO- do now henceforth evermoro give and devote our
solemny and unrcservedly avow and promise that we
will love honor and cherish each other as husband and
language Of Holy WRIT we hopefully pray Whom God
hath Joined together let no man put asander.'"
Signature Of contracting parties.
wedding cake, ornamented in the highest style Of
confectionery was kindly presented by Messf Stetson
Bradford Of the Casino to the bridge and bridegroom
as also q basket Of wne The cake ornamented
with hne representation Of the balloon with cords car
nags &C., complete.
LANDING AND RETURN OF THE BRIDAL PARTY TO
TO THR CITY.
Aner delightful trip, rendered remarkably by the
GEAR ana cioudless state Of the sky the balloon landed
rs gently as snow fake and without any difficulty In
Mount vernon, ~ sunset The view had OF the beauties
o. nature during the trip was admirable, and well repaid
the happy pair for the courage they displayed They
returned to the city last night By the $40 train, and
TOR some time.
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Tho Press Despatch.

FORTRESS MOSR0K, Nov. 8, 1895
General John e. Milford arrived from Richmond this
morning
Orders from Washington have been received that ne
steamers vessels TO be discharged from
eminent SERVICE and also stopping the sales OF transport
alton property.
Andrew Ainsworth, Captain OF the Port lsit for Now
Orleans last evening
The Third Pennsylvania artillery leaves tonight fos
Baltimore
The steamer Molie Pcntz arrived a. Morehead City
short of coal
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idyrRrool steamship Erin-Nrs Marsnam ,, MIs
scott Mrs salt, I, Forks Mr. and Mrs Y w tent
Mr. md Mira Alfred FLEET her Boswell Mr. and Mrs ice
aud two children Mr. AID Mr. ercia Ms nsneho s u
daughters Mrs Mary Brown, Mr. aud Nrs Whn orrNa,,
Mr. and Mrs Charles Greene, VI and Mrs hdwa., ,.a
and daughter Mr. and Mrs Hayward w 81 " =, naves
Mr. and Mrs Pritchai child ana servant. Nc hna w Wv.
Mr and Mrs. otto Fcti,s VI and MS ,sa ,nn , so
and SON. AnrS, Iloehi Nj Aelscheler Lohn y
n Rowndell Ch,ric. v Cad, NJ psor'rN Wy ""'V"N'-
audi In Ina
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A Silent Sewing Machine
WILCOX GIBBS c0s Broadway.

Il. b. T.-Simple but Effcctunl.-Thc En-
ire freedom from al dsetcroms ingredients, renders
ozenges safe remedy for the most delicate female o.
Youngest child aud has caused them be held In the highest
singers public speakers generally La Coughs
Irritation Throat caused cold unusual exsrtioa
dur ben inf