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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-05

saee from it a large stone Distillev with
msrhead water; also. two ex ssk6HA.
,s1.nt ORCHARDS Of graft 2
ID Fruit good Barns, Stables. &T1SR
smoke House, Corn Houses, -
Wagon Sheds. and all other out buildings
o' necessity or convenience on Farm
|0r this land about Itco Hundred g. Nine
Ion ACRES are cleared and in high state
srul,iya,ion the balance we'll clothed
with fine thrifty timber. The cleared land
!, divided into eleven different fields, all
under good fence with constant running
water through each Of them,- producing
|hyuIiantly, corn, wheat, rye. oats. limo
! Ay, clover. anil every other description of
crop which good land, in this section of
country. is capable Of producing, -besi,ies
being equal, as a GRAZING FARM, TO any
|oher, whatever.
further description Of this property is
deemed unnecessary, as persons wishing
10 purchase will no doubt view the preml-
|xs and judge for themselves.
G-TERMs accommodating and price
How. JACOB A. GROVE, for self.
find the other heirs.
Berkeley CIV. Va, March g. tlstO.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-05

benedictions of all whojoye their coun-
try, and the regret Of all who love its
defenders.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-05

it was Resolved, That the U. States
In Congress assembled, highly approve
the pious and laudable undertaking as
subservlent to the interest of religion,
and being satisfied ofthe care and nc.
cufacy in the execution of the work,
recommend this edition ofthe Bible to
the inhabitants ofthe United States.
How interesting is such history
of one ofthe earliest impressions of the
Holy Bible in English in these U.
States. What moral sublimity in the
fact, as it stands imperishably filed in
the archives of our national council, in
the records of the Congress ofl7s2.-
What an act this, considered in refer.
ence to the dealings of God in our be-
half at the time of our nations perils |!
A fact which should be remembered,
and told toevery child and every young
man in the nation, at day when ma.
ny of the rulers, and the ruled too,
would fain despise the book their ia.
theirs, nay, the chiefmen Of this nation,
honored."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-05

PERSONAL AND DOMESTIC HABITS OF
WAsHINGToN.-Speaking Of the re-
tirement of Washington, one Of his bi.
ographers says:
He here put in practice that sys-
tenn of regularity and temperance in
every species Of indulgence and Of la
Dor, WHICH he persevered in, as far as
consistent with his circumstances and
situation during the remainder of his
life. His moments were numbered
and divided, and devoted to his vari.
objects and pursuits. His hours of ri.
sing and going to bed were the same
throughout everyseason ofthe year.
He always shaved, dressed himself,
and answered his letters by candle.
light in summer and winter; and his
time for retiring to rest was nine o.
clock, whether he had company or not.
He breakfasted at seven o'clock in
summer, and eight in winter; dined at
two, and drank his tea OF which he
was very fond, early in the evening,
never eating any supper. His break
fast always consisted Of four small corn
cakes, split, buttered, and divided into
quarters, with two small sized cups of
tea. At dinner he ate with a good
appetite, but was not choice ofhis food;
drank small beer at his meals, and two
glasses of old Madeira after the cloth
was removed. He scarcely ever OK.
ceeded that quantity. The kernels of
two or three black walnuts finished the
repast. He was very kind, affection
ate, and attentive to his family, scru-
pulously observant of everything rela.
ting to the comfort, as well as the de-
pertinent and manners of the younger
members"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-05
FARM FOR SALE.


a,HE heirs and representatives Of Peter
Grove, late Of Berkeley county. decd /.
g, for sale their Tract Of Land, situa-
i ,bOn, four miles north west Of Martins.
@v, in said county, containing about
FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES
4 first rate Limestone Land. equal 10
srnglh and fertility Of soil to any in the
neat Valley of Virginia. II is finely wa
stsd. add we'll improved as TO buildings,
"a having upon it large and commodi-
- Gus Brick Dwelling HOUSE.
- Good Kitchen. fine Limestone
It'll Spring in the yard. which was
nGD never known to fail, with stone
0,op house at its source. and short dis
h..a from il large stone Distillerv with
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-05-05

5per ceatum
per annunl.
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a per centum
per Gnnum.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-12
feb l0-d3t
Manager of the Franklin Theatre
IL MELAND PHYSICIANS.-IIoW ma WIN have

EVANS VEGETABLE PILLS Gallo
IL MEL AND PHYS1CIANS-How many persons who have
been afflicted with various Diseases Consumption, Asthma, and
almost other disease, being under the Of their Family
Physician who stimulated them salvation with caome
and other drastic drugs the desr.ion Of their delicate frames
and the time eDdeavorng persuade them that there
other method eu This the preprieto the above med
feaey deny and boldly DECLARE that Evans Canome
Pills. and his Family Vegetable Apeent Pills. will produce
good week thaa Caome the injurious method Of
treatment will produce besides injury possibly
be derived from Evans Vegetable Pills. and this he said
Csomel and other poisonous drugs. Evans Camome Pills
extracted from te Camome flowers by known only
the popeors and highly recommended all and de-
hcae especially ladies, who bear much stimulating
medicine Evans Family Vegetable APerien Pills
pounded of the choicest vegetables which have been discovered
and for all Bilious and other diseases arising from impure bleod
Vegetable Apeeni Pills for all the diseases the blood
No doubt your Family advise. you what
they quaok medicines Qhey those medicines will
not paid for) although Evans Pills do particle of
quick .iver. The origin Quack the word
QuacksobeT, the original word for Quicksilver who
used this poisonous mineral termed quaks il III
Justly called length Of time other pre-
the application Of The those who
And the honorable profession NJ DIS
the oondemnsion When mercury debiaes,
and acoeeses your death; then advise you that you
friends constitutions and your health reject
their Blue Pills and Calome Powders and IL
above medicines ong directions given with .hem and they
warranted TO do good and do hanEvans'
theory being daily proved by the good his medicines
forming from the nnumersble testimonies in their favor
Evans Camonile and Aperien Pills sold Wholesale and
RETAIL Dr. Evans Office IS Divisions New York. ian 5lmS
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Theory founded truth is consistent"
SEARS, AMERICAN vEGETABLE. RE


the broad and inconsistent theory that the human body
subject oony disease, and that only medicine required
for the OF that disease all thousand FORMS He
does not therefore offer his medicine niabe for all
be Confident ne cam m0
which well adapted these pills. for curing all diseases orig
of the liver mpuriy the blood obstuconso any ole
raj secretons Their effect is excite and MAINTAIN natural
charge from theo all the morbid bilious which ihsycoH-
tain To stimulate The liver into action remove hillary psuo-
ts eretions of The whole discreet and perseverng
Of dyspepsia liver complaint and those diseases occasiened BY
bilious affections impurities of the blood Instructions of Of
pal they composed extract formed by
the author himself from where he found
experience occasional by unusual erngs from dyspepsia and
Liver complaint fer thirty yes,s Thousands Of ,espe.sase indv
try have tested their effects
tends not instance has occurred which they have had
liay effect They be taken all occasions. of ndposi
ton b. both sexes Of all and cannot in produce
vegetable Cough syrup which has proved in
coughs colds and al diseases Of he lungs and also Vegetable
q ions
hem and containing references and certificates Of character and
Of the good effects of the medicine be OBJ
given certificates good effects Of The medcne-
Mr. Hnmm 9th Avenue, between 1sih and 18th stre-hs ia
and Rensns P fi Mr. @ zoe en ns Iee NJ
Bingham, Lewis street, Mrs NJ Cauldwe, 80 Bsyard street,
Besides these eferen can be given 70 nds
a of the frat respcciaby in this city who have received
received (unoce from different parts h. state and
from B0 r phsaps BALTIMORE South a Carolina and New
respectfully invited call his ece and circular
and maze such enquiries satisfy then repeenghe eca
The Renovsng Pills J. DistuneIIs 1885,
street NJ j. G. shaw. s4 Bowey NEW simonson. 65 Fulton
street Mr. N. B. Graham 50 Cedar Mr. J. FL Harris
Of Broadway North streets; Quack-
enhash 7os Gresawieh street Mr. n%an between 18Th and 18th
and Mers A. b. D. Sands. 100 Fulton street, William.
Jan l2-6min
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THE OLD GALEN,S READ. II Peck Stp.-Dr
Il EVANS method of disease,

L EVANS superior method of curing certain disease,
vesy Acknowledged in this city, Also, GIees Strictues F
las and all diseases arising from the impurities of the boed Ts
medicines mild safe expeditions and regularly improve the
strength his charges reasonable, and the warranted per
feet without confinement hndancc from hune-recsn and 10
cal cured in few days without particle of Mercury.
Strapgers may possibly experience difficulty making choice
DR.. +. respectfully ocs call, which will enable them
else their jadgmen-hs experience Hospitals
America for SO years. will he confident e,ise him
satisfaction all these who favor him with their confidence.
i'm
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UMBRELLA AND PARASOL
MANDATORY.
25o Pc ARL ST n

Z5y
GARNER COMSTOCK offer for sale on the NEST reason
able erm elegant OF Umbrella: and Para
ss their znufscure comprising variety OF style
pattern which they weud respectfully invite the alien
ton OF their friends and febS mr.
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RAHAM, NAB EE & CO.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
Dealers in
DYE ST'IrEES PAINTS IND OILS.

DYE STUFFS, PAINTS AND OILS,
Formerly No. 10 Old Slip,
" HAVING lost Their entire Stock the destructive fire Of
the 18th Dec. 1885, have taken the Store
NO. 80 BROAD, CORNER OF STONE STREET,
Where they have opened and fresh assortment OF articles In
their line, which they will dispose Of on liberal terms
Acid, Sulpnuric Ink Black, Do Red,
Do Nitric, do Muraic Do Powder,
Aioes, Alum Jslap, pow'd, Lamp Black,
Annais Sd. Logwood,
Antimony Ar,nic Nicaragua Wood Camwood,
Arrow Root, Assafoedita, Lead, White dres.
Bal.. C payia, Do do, in OIL
Black Lead Pea Barley, Linseed OIL Liquorce Ball,
Blacking, Blue Virol Litharge, Mace,
Bcrax, REID, do old Msgnesia Cacned
British OIL, Birthstone, Mamma, Mustard Opium,
Bronzes, assd. CalomeI, Opodeldoc,
Camphor Gum, Casia Panacea, SWANS,
Castor Oil, Chalk Pills. Lus
Chrome Yellow do Green Do, Gregory, d. Anderson,
Cloves, Copperss, Pink Root Prussinn Blue,
Cream artar EPSON Salts, Precipitate red, Putty.
Eve Water, Thompson, Rhubarb Pulv Rose Pink,
Flor Suph- Rotten Stone, ssltpetre,
Ginger, pow'd. do Root, SIENNA, op. Snuhs, assd,
Glue, as'd qts. Soda, sup. earb.
Gold Leaf, Gum Arabic Syrenges, assorted,
Gum Copal Tart Emriic, do Acid
Do Scamony Do SheIlac, Trusses assorted, Unbs,
Indigo Sp Van Red Eug, do do Aler,
New York. Feb. 6. 1856. fes6-tf
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III e n RY w. 3 A 4 l. ),

formerly Henry Baie.,j
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
CLOTHS, CASS1MERES, VESTlNGS ;,
DRY 4S0 G S1s6i
HAVING enlarged his MEANS whereby he enahsed 70 enter
largely into the above trade woud respectfully invite
his who friendly enough favor him with
their patronage, ell and examine weseected assortment. oil
Goods particularly appeanng the cloth business which
he will for the spring and summer trade at the lowest
sd S s Striped,
vEsTfNos-ins their endl-.. variety of Style and Pattern
PANTALOON sTUFFs--for summer wear, of fashionable
sATTTNETs, Paddug., Ducks, Super Genoa and
siLEsIAs, Brown Black H,lands English and French
ENG IsH SATIN, heavy article. imported expressly
SERVINGS, Twist Thread, Bang Up Cords. Canteon:
rSd Bs" 1a RS .sen ps
of srs ns f. saas
add ts my name the letter w. and hereafter ali
ton ~he her buHfi: q Ss s.E ny Mans Nan
New York, FEBRUARY sh 1886. febs-lw
THE sUBSCRiBERS HAvINGlCOMPLETEb ar
rangemea both in the Importing and ,nafactarng Of a.
ces in their line of business enabled 10 connect win
their former retail trade that of and take
% sS ,s9 OF s a nsas s
be in constant receipt Of all articles connected with the yewe
rd both foreign and domestic which they will furnish 10 the
best advantage dealers out of the city, The folowids articles
Wv waTcHEs AND WATCH MOVEMENTS of NJ Toba.
CO.; Jno. Harrison; Meneas ard others manufacture with
variety Of French and Swiss oft Lepne duplex and anchor
fLA TED wARE.-shefieId and Birmingham manufacture
U Branche Casters; CandIesticks gutterbs Di.hoovers
Boftle-siands Epergns with glass Dishes Walters &c &c
JEwELRY.-Diamond Suits; Ear Rings; Pins ard Rings;
Suits Of Cameo, Mosaic and PEARL Gold Coneiau and Agate
Ear Drops God Chains Of variety Of plens Frenns and
Rom Mos in sets Of Ear Rings and Pin bath real and ma
ton; Gold and plated Seals, KEYS and fob eh,n,.
FANCY GOODS-Siyer, She'll end Ivory Gard Cases. Gold
and Silver Snuff Boxes; Gold and Silver ewrponied Pencils
sronsed Card Si.; beautiful Card Baskets Pue.i Eye
Glasses Spectaees Comedian and Agate Desk Seals Cologne
Stands Cigar Holders with great variety Of other
articles.
Additions making every day present assortment and
will be made render desirable for and
Western merchants to call upon MARQUAND& co.
Eb Aim 1871 Broadway.
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5 AUCTION SALES.
EDGAR JENKINS Aucticneer.
VALUABLE BEEkMAN STREET Pro


will sell auction Wednesday, Fb 7h the house and lot Of
Ground situated he nohery side CT Beekmsn street known
49, The for $40 per The lot IS
feet front and by IS depth. Possession gives imnrd
seiy. fcb l<-cs-
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AUCTION SALES.
AARON LEVY, Auctioneer.

AARON LEVY Auctioneer.
SATURDAY EVENING. 18th Feb. BY AARON
- LEVY Stationary, Paintings &c &C. One of the best coli
Fine Arts" offered Auction, will be sold,
consisting Venus de Medicir Dancing Glsn and
works from Canova Agate Ums and Pedesas Gothic
Vases &c &c The paintings elegantly framed and andoubted
originals the The private collection OF gentle
Also, superb Mantcl Clock with music feb list
AIR. BKISTOW'S SYSTEMATIC WRITING
lsA Hand Academy again eopened al his old
tablistment, No. Us broadway, Coulandt
4 fnes labor exohmged for tse hours easy praetiee ~!
THE ROYAL ANTI-ANGULAR SYSTEM OF WRIT
ING,
Adapted 10 letters bills orders notes. sales accounts engo.sms
and the finished journal taught 10 OF
pacy both old however bad the writing
In 7aeze Easy Lessons Of one hsatr eact!
By Mr. Bow London writing master and teacher OF snort
hand.
ACADEMY, No. IT'S BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Mr. Bristow respectfully the public Of New York
he has returned from very successful visit 10 Pnlade
pia reopered building where he ready
TO impart in II short and familiar lessons
TO THE LADIES,
fashionable hand truly elegant delicate and the only
form approved for tie Album, complimentary and visiting
cards.
AND TO GENTLEMEN,
abeauu bold Free expeditions AMI trade
respect suited mercantile the counting house.
&c.&c.
moderate Gentlemcn's classes, Ring afternoon
and evening Ladies writing apartments They meet
daily at III O'Clock. ian lS-tf
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ID ELIEF FOR MOTHERS.-THERE ARE two

y ELIEF FOR MOTHERS.-THERE ARE two
H. remedial articles promising comfort and
mothers and infants That deserve to he general Known The
pump, intended draw milk from dended OBJ
structed breast beautiful ub for the human mouth, and
well calculated TO give relief the sufferer The other
intended for mot who though able and willing cke their
ns often distressed and sometimes prevented from the
performance Of their natural Office by nipples the
venience Of both parties Ii skuly prepared, that the
and purity while The naat nourshed
without distressing the For sale by Patrick Dckie 4l8
Broadway, Canal street feb Aims
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PUBLIC AMUsEMENTs


PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING,
Will be psrf' RTES " tragedy Of
RieH1i' c,.t: Mr. walaet Angelo NJ, e.,,.I Mr. Mason
''D'' Alter which the farce Of of ''''''
THE WOLF AND THE LAMB.
Bronze Bob Mr. ashng' Dr's%snssM Mr. Fisher
-pen al 81 Performance to commence at souaer to
FRANKLIN THEATRE.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIE SUFFERERS BY FREE
THIS EVENING,
The P rsDT AND S 4 fiTT Devil TA the
Intse tSs evening IEIcEsrEkyi appear and
IA }" and Raccoon Hunt, VI Sitting on Rail-
THE GOLDEN coll s FARMER
Jenny E1sssss Seton Farmer Mrs s M ~se0n
Door, open Performance I. commence at a
UTHOR,S NlGHT.-AMERICAN THEATRE
cARPTh1 box S9It for The nigh, q The AuhS, Of The
Office of The New York Mirror and Ann Streets
where seats may be taken time previous to the night
A CARD.-FRANKLIN THEATRE.-BENEFIT OF
"A THE SUFFERERS BY THE LATE FIRE.-The dread
full calamity which has devastated wealthy portion of the city,
and made desoe the hearts of where late comfort
afuenee had dwet has deseedy awakened powerful sympathy
not only all classes of the community but the councils
Of the nation lending their aid this charitable and phanro
ger of this establishment however limited may be his
comparison with oer most anxious far in his
Charity this only which should
influence towards his suffering but also express
of the gratitude he feels towards that public which has
literally created With
views and these Wishes he has respectfully rendered the of his
Theatre and all its to the Chairman of the Committee,
which tender has been accepted and with his he
therefore appropriated NEXT FRIDAY Feb 12h 1885, for the
of a benefit.
judiciou selection Of entertainments will be made which shall
embrace the entire strength of the and advantage
given assist in the collection of that fund whose distribution may
perhaps shed much comfort around An original and appropriate
address will be written and spoken the occasion Further
tculars will be detailed in the papers and bills of the day.
WILLIAM DINNEFORD,
feb l0-d3t Manager of the Franklin Theatre
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WOODS CARPENTERS, AND ME CHAN.
wv les, TOOL STORE, Of Chatham and Chambers

w ICS' TOOL STORE, corner OF Chatham and Chamhers
Streets York-T J. W. has constantly for sale excellent
assortment Of The following
Saw. every description Stocks and Bits Augs and Ausr
Bits, Patent Saw Sets Capers and Dder Turning and Farmer
Chiseis and Gou Screw Plates Stocks as1 Dies Hammer
shsve Circular Saws Turning Lshes, Vices Measuring Tap
Drawing Instruments, Wood Boxes for Cutting Screws Of all
Rules, Files, Drill Rows, Cutting Nippers, and Pier
Squares Compases, Saw Pads oil Stones Draw kni'
Irons Iron and Steel Squares, Hollow Aueurs, Drawing
Screw Tools, Shelters Patent Augns, Cabinet Maker
Copper Glue Pots Blow Pipes. &c.
NIB. large assortment Of Planes, manufactured by
Baldwin. Premium Plane, Factory n Y. JAM
DLUMB CAKE, POUND CAKE, Go.-At ID. BRX
4 SONS l43 Fulton street, Broadway. janzS-lm
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AIDES LOOK AT THIS.-WATSON L VAN
QUEER, l58 Chatham street, selling at reduced
price very spendid Fur, consisting Of Cspe,
Peierne Boas Bus Neck Rua Swandown for trimming. and
every other description Of articles in their line Lade wishing
pHch1se would do well call themselves the -
sorsrs determined clear their entire stock Of Fur rrev
Gus l. the holidays WATSON VAN DUZER,
158 Chatham street, New York.
Also on hand above superior style Of fine Fur Gaps and
3.-ks dec ST
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MEDICAL ATD.DR. GLOVER 4ppIize The

MEDICAL AID.cDR. GLOVER apprize the
lVl public thht he continues in confidential
usual at his Office where his attention devoted the
and OF certain delicate Diseases their different
stages Also, Giee Structures GonorrhHa Seminal Weakness
Ulcers Of long andng and all diseases arising from mpuy Of
the blood and have baed the skill Surgeons
renoed this branch the profession Strangers apprised THE
Dr. Glover having completed the regular Of study obtained
his degree In Medicine and Surgery Philadelphia therefore e
sire he enumerated among the number Of advertising
and putting nominal doctors wsse found every pus
ic print.
lie will be found his Office No Ann Broadway
second door from The American Muuem, hour during the
day and eveeng until 10 O'clock There 10 hs
Office the first through his the second being The h docr
the Museum, through private his Office door
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DOCHE'S EMBROCATION.-Asu supply of this
IL valuable article for the Of whocrng b, &C., just
ceised, and for sale BY RUSHT0N ASPINWALL,
feb 6d sc William street, and ITO Broadway.
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RRAAANPkEIh's PtLt p WIN; B ,b,, M,

ID RETH the dscoverer of these Pills. ofopinion that then
only ONE DISEASE, impuriy Of blood which, BY III
pedny The circulation, brought Inflammation de;angemente
The part where settled, and impressed was he OF IN
truth of this simple theory that he spent thirty
research the medicinal virtues OF the
plants composing the Vegetable Kingdom his object bein
medicine which should purify, and produces
by specific action removal of huac the blood by the
and bowels, the continuation of the OF such
medicine all be carried and the blood
state of purity.
Many other medicines advertised having properties
these but the proprietor of these Pills this country, he
grandson of the covercr would wish those whe think well OF
this and who made of such medicines. to
give THESE PILLS trial. They will he satisfied OF
the difference medicine which has been % before The
English public and has gained sale there of not les than
notice BY advertisement before their properties be fully knows
by the dooverers Themselves Captains Of ships and
chants will find this medicine which will their health,
and well for exportasn.
Dr. BIS office lS7 Hudson opposite Broome New York
where Dr. Brandrh be eossued Mondays Wednesdays,
and Saturdays dec 2S-2m-ns
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READER, the following is an advertisement of
DIR. BRANDRETHS.

Let this truth be impressed erey mind-2haf all pain
weakness, outing mor6ida stagnan and corrupt humors
schieh impede the circulation Of the bood-Brandrelh.
BLEEDING ALWAYS IMPROPER.