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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04
NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1887

The shipwreck'd mariner bullets the sea,
anu vany strives for life, though death be there.
20 age, with palsed hand, 10 life doth cling
MOST fondt as from age life taketh wing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04

sILE.ECKEH ~rH a. rsT GARD ~ 40 nenr
- Carmne-JOIEN wyBLfE begs leave % return his most
grateful thanks for the very liberal patronage Ne h received
nre oreni.r the above and has the pleasure
announce 10 his friends asd public thai 70 addition 10 hts
former premses h. has IN ground ogelher with
very numerous collection Of aud beautiful plants wen
worth the pocc on bogans lie has - engaged very So
-, "a "a - u,sT 10 attend Tucsav and Thursday
evenings Ills Confectionery snd Ice Cream are Of TIE first
oualty surpassed bv none n THIS city.
order AMI drcerun duly observed
v,r1us Cream Candy of the finest qsshty.
Nh Aini,tsnce n the saraes gratis an i7-ims
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,1so .s.H 4, elegance, durability ana Gem.
fort combinedIu case Of "a satin and chnts
6nred cames hair entire article fr ladies ciczks
AMI dresses comprising complete patterns
or undoubtedly The elegant and superior article
the public. The ladies invited call and
anime them. kelly VAN DELfr.
au2g afharnp Il. Al Madison
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04
Guilfcrd Point.

MARINE PAVILION.-Ths delightful summer re.
vA treat Tor the reception Of company for the
Being situated directly the board renders this
place very healthy location, also pleasant situation
where abundance Ut foed can be had, also
bathing.
Terms-sl per day. % per week The bar Is well stocked
with choice Wines stahlng conmodiou&
NJ g. Carriages illness all times upon the arrival
Of the steamboat New Haven convey directly
TO the Point. sul2 6ws RiCHARD WELD
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NrOTICE.-AsTUR HOUSE.-The subscribers give no
tce that they prepared TO make arrangements for the
Their accommodations and they feel assured will be
tisfacory BOYDEN, COLEMAN STETSDN.
New York. Aug rs. 1887. au26.2w
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04

Earth owns smiles in absence Of the sun,
Dark nouns the night when chamber'd Is her queen:
The sweet flowers wither when SOILS spring is run;
Nor fairies dance but in cbaste Luna's sheen.
Nathng but rrnnrns from that Il loves apart,
The lane bird sorrows from IT'S sever'd mate;
And mines and whers the f@nd human heart,
When those II worshpped leave II desolate
Thus In earth, night. flow er, bird, Creations lord
The sweetest dearest bond, issympathy;
which severd snaps the close-entwinng chord
That iii things binds In some fond unity
llfe-killng Absence, meath thy curse pine,
Afecuon's Upas ree-that name be thine!
Aen
Age Is the winter season Of man'slife,
The last dim Pickering OF the tapersray;
sTis the last act that closes earthly sritei
The late 4 character that he may play.
Vet here, the lean and slippet'd pantaieon,
With reverend hair, white as the drinedsno~w,
We msdly mock our fats--play the buhoon,
And sel-dece living 10 the dark grave 60.
The wheredea cIinss latest tot the tree,
Hope vsnIy builds itself on dark despsiri
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04

STILLMAN,S CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
- SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA.-For sale by the proprc-
Of the receipt A. Underh, SO Reekman ST. and ~ his
agents, Dr. Hart Broadway, Chambers DR. Guion,
Grand Bewcry; Dr. Syme Bowery Walker; Sheie-
lin ia Canal DR. N~sy 9Th Avenue and Greenwich Lane.
For particulars, see either OF the au28-lm
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a cAnD.-To LAoIEs AND eENTLEMEN.-.

| INDY CVWTVUIfU
SOAP prepared sm beautiful exoics and warranted per-
ecty completely eadcate tan, reckle pmpes,
spots renes all erupOns; gradually reaises
clear skin; transforms the most salow complex
radiant whteness mpartng 10 beautiful juye
nile bloom.
Gentlemen, after shaving, will find i allsy the rrabliy
and smnng pain and render the skin smooth and pleasant
Fer sale wholesale and retail by A. Underh, 80 Beekman
williams DR. Hart, OF Broadway and Cham
DR. Syme, Bowcry Walker ST.; ID. Schenen,
ia CANAL St. corner Lawrence au28lm
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Al MEEaCLUAL CURE F0M THE RIiEU

NEW YORK LLFE INSURANCE AnD
IN TRUST contradictions may effect instances
with this Company their lives, the lives Of etbcr,
either the wbee duration Of fe o. for limited peri
mr. IN \ prosx sun
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-04
THE sTTDY 1E B9oh KEEPING

Mo. ~ CEDAx * 81. Broadsray-C. g. Marsh
specttuy inf rms the public that MS reepened
for the lie invites all who wish acquire SQUAD
practical knowledge Of Bookkeeping Ia the study
under his directions his whole atentioa has for losg time
devoted this branch education, anil Ne
to who pass through The % Instruction marked
for his pupils proficiency the science OF accounts which
will be truly satisfactory and uncommon.
Propectuses with terms and particulars furnished al the
rooms.
Instruction given both day and evening
Marshs wsrks for sale the and bookstores
nm
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-30
NOTICE.

NNVHE Court 0f Probate for the District of A Lilchlleld has limited six months from sthls fala for inc creditors io tho eslnte of
 LEVI SHOVE.
 lAteof Warren, in said dlatrlck deceAsed, tn WRnsent thelrcl for allowance and sottlo. slnant. Allelalnas not presented within Oald dino Mlll 10 eehRrred q TneovoFy. Thoeo ln. fqbled e eala nalAls ngn TBquo1lod o mako Hmmedla1e DaYnpsnt Q
 uBo. 2. TAR1Nanss, AdmiMF. WswsM NnpAe ei, lsSS. ts
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-30
HARWINTON.; {;

At . regular meeting of the Whigs of the town Uf HMwimdon; held at the house of William c. Abeme- thy on he evening of the 94th instant for the purpose of nominating candidates to representa- town in the ensuing General Assembly, and for other arrange mens preparatory to the approaching electiOn-Phin- eas w Noble was appointed Chairman, and William R. Peck Secretary. The meeting then resolved to re- commend ANDREW ABERNETHY and ABIJAH CATLIN as suitable candidates torepresent this town in the next General Assembly. The following resclu- tons were also introduced, and after full and free discussion, were unanimously adopted:
 ResOlued That in the actsof the last Adnimstration we find no pledge redeemed with which 1t coThlnen- ced; that Andrew Jackson has not, agreeable to the principle contained in his letter to President Monroe been President of the People, but of Party; that his have produced wide spread distress and ruin and that for the acts o the present Administration we have pledge but for continuance of all the evils under which we have labored in the past.
 "dear friends of the people, are lauding the success of their Represenatives in Congress in securing an appropriation of for the payment fan honest debt long dUe and till now uniusIly withheld, they are careful to forget that these same Representative us- ed their best exertons to deprive the people of this State of much larger amount-their share of the sur-
 ResolUed, That Lonce1os PAelps the late Represen. aive for this county in Congress, has in his vote deprive the people of their share of the Surplus Reve nue, disrcgarded he known wishes of his constituents, and is not entitled to their confidence support.
 ote means to secure the election of our national s,aes district, and town officers a, the ensuing election.
 PHTNEAS W. NOBLE, Chairman.
 WILLIAM R. PECK, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-30
.nfhzG Inhnh1anMNaAh

A L. .f v RLEcrION ARRff GDs
 FOR GOVERNOR, @ WILLIAM w. ELLSWORTH.
 FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR, BENJAMIN ISAACS.
 FOR TREASURER, >. NATHANIEL GOODWIN.
 FOR SECRETARY, NATHANIEL PERRY.
 FOR COMPTROLLER,
 ROGER HUNTINGTON. FOR coNcRESS-LITcHrIELD COUNTY.
 PHINEHAS MINER, FOR STATE sENAToRs-LITcHF1ELD COUNTY. 18th District-JAMES BEEBE, 16th District-JEHIEL WILLIAMS. 17th District-PETER PIERCE. <
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-30

NEWqi-TtmeS look @ equally that hls Honor Iho goYmIa1oneF haa concluded 0 attend thls year Ox. Hss s1a Slvsdy Q sFy es s1sss ei rsS s. iS Ss tAe Klsneh dld al lhe battle of WATERt0o. ',
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-30
LOOK MJT.

As mistakes sometimes occur, we advise the wh throughout the county to scru,inise the returns to that they accord with the fact. K
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-30
,0gyn cAkDTDATE ron 1noVERlfoR


 It s really amusing in the exfssme. to witness ts Kicking and ouncnk of the several T6ly editors in this State, on account of the great popularity qf te Whig candidate for Governor, WIIxIAM ". EL1s- WORTH and the cheering prospect uf his election - These foamng, frOthy fellows, arp worried up almost to state of desperation when they reflect upon the probable result of the approaching elecnon. They fear a defeat, and trembe Gs the tune draws near and why should they not? They see that the honest ndenendent freemen, throughout the State are dls- gsted with Edwards the cats fszC GOUeTnOr ana are now rallynp with great spirit and una1mty 10 tne smnnnrt of WILLIAM W. ELLSWORTH. talented Mgi- minded Statesman, and worthy and esteemed cltl- zan T'hev also find in their own ranks many who
 ready to sp the collar and are determined no Ion- %er to s1pDort the present stupid incumbent but to
 Iace in inc pubernat toral chair man who IS c1p0bie and fitted for the staton-who is independent honest and intelligent. ore goI and wormwood" to them, and cause 'mOst eiepant onashing of teeth' among the JathfL. .'- They send forth shouts loud and long, of old federal ismZold federalism" and make tremendous noise and smoke in order to deceive the people, but all to no effect The people have their eyes open and under stand the game and at the ballot box, will soon speak for themselves-for the man of their choce-that man is VIM. w. ELLSWORTH -HdrJord Courier.
 The whigs in this county are in want ot sganic." :" s HarLford Times
 Perhaps so-but you can't say that of the Tores-- They have got "panic' little more than to their hearts content, and not without reason, us the first Monday in April will show.-Co"r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-30
A LooRING.GLAss FOR COTTON, JR.

Extracted from an address reported by him to and adopted hy the MsiAHsalaA convention of youMg mon at Salisbury Hollow oni tho l7th instant ,-
 "Men naturally despise Geachery in every ,hinr (how long ia N emce you was whig. sir q and next 70 tho succoee Qfan honeatm they feoice n WilneS. elNg thO conInelon oE a scoundrc." (Which will bo AAgl 9tler tho election, slPN
 :. . c sngvlag what knaok somo mon have at ssl: pogeEA6tsRey T1A1'o ALI.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-03-30
pHIINEHAS MINER.

We are highly gratified with the nonina- ton of the Hon. MT. Miner for Congress, in Li.chfield District. He is a gentleman of fine talents and unblemished integrity. Du- ring the winter he formerly spent in Wash. ington, he faithfully represented his constit- uents-and for the short period of his contin- uance in Congress, no man could have attain ed more friends, or more influence. He is a gentleman of uncommon amiabiiity of dispo- sition, and amenity of deportment-and we think that a better selection could not have been made.-Haryord ReUieao.
 The beginning and the middle and tho end of all the articles in Niles and Perry Smiths papers, is federalism, federalism 5tederalisns. The editors of these papers shout "federal- ism' in getting up and lying down. To ring the changes upon this word seems to be the chief end of their existence. They expect, undoubtedly, to deceive some honest voters by the frequent use ofthis word. They will be mistaken. If the politics of candidates betore the present division of partiesmay prop erly now be urged against them, most of the Regency candidates are more deeply dyed with the stain of federalism, than any equal number of men that could have been select ed in the State.-i6.
The herald., 1837-03-02

Marrying for the third time at seventy FIVE, he main
tanned strict dominion over wife whom other people
thought safely arrived at years of discretion, and
quite fit to take care of herself She had leave to visit
IN an evening, but must never on any account stay
minute later than ten O'clock, his supper hour One
night, however, she stayed till past twelve. He de-
cllned supplng telling the servants il could not be
ten o'clock, as their lady was not come home
When at last she came in terrible fright and began
making q thousand apologies, "My DEAR" said he,
very coolly "you are under mistake, it is but just
ten-your watch goes too fast, and does mine; we
must have the man tomorrow to set them to rights
meanwhile, the supper."-Lord Wharnclif's Lady.
The herald., 1837-03-02

HO III TEACHERS OF THE FRENCH
LANGUAGE-We would invite the of Teach
er TO the French Grammar by Mr. r. WERZBlCKI
lsbed ny W Sandford formerly j. W. Sandfo II caulaed
sapccede all books OF that may the
ket present. and there doubt will
lar account Of the that which facilitate
all difficulties with whcH English pupii here wall
sy some them Until days thought that an Eng
shman could not learn the aon okc French Language
without hearing one who sronoaces himself bat Mr
te fact that until now there was no that gave any sat
tay gives all rules that there in the language do he speaks
about every letter giving ssund muck that we VIII
not hesitate 70 that good
nuncaaon Of e French without teacher though that
that niciy OF the which be described in
way but acquired only BY the left be learn
cd the hearing Upon whole the rules that
he he author viii ena be BY
Frenchman He likewise new the
Gle which canne be found that article tho 6 which
wise he gives rules in what the oagb used
IN order 70 make an incAEbe sentence h be found
any other srammar finally the arrangement that pcrades his
grammar new and easy calculating facilitate the study
beautiful lansuage e the pupil and Of the
teacher and confident 9fits
ing Of oarssyea bur sost candid peusa Of the teach 70.
we are satisfied they will be Pleased with Indeed bids fair
erccde all others be had wholesale
hce OF publication, 29Annst. NY.
n25tf w SANDr0RD.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. AND
The herald., 1837-03-02

DOMESTIC DIscIpLISE.-The Lord Pembroke, who
collected the statues and medals al walton, was
great huinorist He chose that his eldest SON should
always hive IN the house with him, while unmarried
The son, who was more than Of age, and had a will
cf his own often chose TO live elsewhere But let him
be ever ~ distant stay away ever 80 long his Ca
ther still insisted on supvosing him present; every
day grnveiy bidding the butsr tell Lord Herbet din
ncr was ready and the butler every day az Qrayely
bringing werd that "his Lordshp dned abroad. -
The herald., 1837-03-02
CUSTOM HOUSE HOTEL.

Cerner o. Nassau and Pine sts, Ctty Of Neo York.
The Proprietor Of the above establishment sncese
thanks tn the pbc,cr the liberal which been
sustained since has been under his direction hopes that his
utare system of will convince his friends he
determined toeave nehins sdohe his part contnu
ance of eirpatronage.
The Immediately adjoining tho Custom and within
minutes walk Of Wall see Roadway and other principal bu
ssess streets consequently svery for those nesn
who reside in the othe city Breakfast be obtained
at the Refecto at all hours from A. M noen, dinner
noon till p NJ The Proprietor feels saying that
tables furnished establishment
in the city.
Arrangements have been made with the country by
which the Cusem House Hotel will future supplied the
earliest fruits and other deeaces Of the
and with eminent importing house the city, for
supply Of the choicest wines asd liquors. JAMES HORN Jr
an
The herald., 1837-03-02

ocs and others inormci that CONSEQUENCE Of the
pwsre dns ded for city ef New York
w ewns' y induce! t offer part Of the above os for sale
snn mos aceommssating terms 10 those who will immediate
povcment - '''''N"@'o "
Inc anve situated mile Of Hoboken Ferry
200 anut " "os . NE Eysinn Fe de- situated ON nv and
even evagn fos nesh prospect and beauty SCENERY
he surpassed " hsfe Having anohe v,e W o
sea oseneS We ne cs Of New York and Brsokyn with
Tn. prices ~ the abve ls 70 II third thar al
BROOKLYN Wtasbureh. aud Staten Island having tive ssre ~
proximity "a he cy of New lea.
vsntsse., ~ may BE- show on visiting the lots
No n wal na- NJ " - '
BPers purchasing and wishing contract will have
BEAUTIFUL and couvcnsst cottage bu cr them from n
$1,000
ESQ two ran h-es 70 kt seeher with suable ssrsss At
tschcd fessessso~ rven st OF Aprn and Mar. fl7tms
The herald., 1837-03-02

CHINESE -AMusExKNTs AT DISSER.--They have
two contrivances for the promotion Of drinking al
their merry meetings. One of these called tsoey-
moey, consists in each person guessing the number
of fingers suddenly held up between himself and his
adversary AMI the penalty of the loser each time 10
drink cup of wine In STILL calm evenings during
the continuance of the Chinese festivals the yells OF
the common people engaged nj this tipsy sport are
sometimes heard 10 drown all other NOISES IL is pre-
clsely the samoa as the game of morra common among
the lower orders in Italy at the present day and de-
rived by them from the Roman sport Of !" mcare din.
it's" of which Cicero remarked that you must have
great fath IN the honesty Of any man with whom You
played Ia the dark"-"mult fde opus est nj cum ali.
quo in tenebrs vices" The other festive scene il
handsome bouquet of choice flowers TO be circulated
quickly from hand to hand among the guests. while
rapid roll is kept up kettle drum in an sdioin-
ing apartment. Whoever may chance 10 hold this
flowers the instant the drum stops pays forfeit bv
drinking cup of wine II may be easily imagined
that this rational amusement occasionally gives rise
60 worthy of Sir Toby and his associates in the
Twelfth Night In lieu Of theatrical entertainments
at their dinners, conjurng slight OF hand, apd other
species OF dextenty, sometimes introduced Tor the
diversion of the assembly. The coBjurer has always
an accomplce, as usual, who serves to distract the
attention of the spectators. One OF their best exhb-
tlons of mere dexterity IL, where common China
saucer is spun its bottom upon the end of rattan
cane, IN very surprising manner, the rapid revot
ton communicated to the saucer by the melton o.
the performers wrist, through the medium Of the ex
bic and elastic rattan keeps it whirng round without
falling, even though the cane is occasionally held
nearly horlzontally and sometimes passed behind III,
back, or under the legs Of the exhibitor Darisl
China.
The herald., 1837-03-02

TRUST CoMPANY.-Pcpons effect insurances with
this Company on their lives the lives Of othe and either
for the whee duration OF le for limited period The
ncDts of be either made annually gross sum
RnamiI On ana knpL Jo .ca.a
The herald., 1837-03-02
no REAL E9T1TE HNOK

10 REAL ESTATE BNOKERS.
ss =. orders in the Mssping line in the neatsst spe
LrrmIoSRApHY-Aierdsss Lhowaphy attended to with
gea, variety Engvrss hand plain ana colorea at ~
dssd ..,s prices TO dealer" BROWNE REDMOND,
To HOUSE AND CHURCH BUTLDEE1--
taa = ,ow prepares % eascu'e any erdsn M
eehsoa. vs"s 81 ss L9't a * x'c 3.
s Seas metal +
.c ~. s pre- =. this meta = finished state b
viii also rrs the bse sng fs
~sl,fsrioas ssd .y,Isi.. ssn.iss,aIss b.
EOSTER'S COMMEnClAL SCHOOL, Is3
BroasTay opea fet he Exception ofPus day and eyenss
o Sses n ss s sna p, us s
,r<fic and housekeeping BY Double Entry sush upon the
s n s q ps Se. a.s a. Ss and ."s n
unousied app obson Of competent judges founded
csb Hand Writing and substituting elegant and mastery
sooK KEEPING as applied inland and freisn trade and
Conmercisl showing the short ses enpoycl by
calculations o per cestase, iees &c. are parcu
5 S .Gs esy s ss method Of
2esrs pss sSa wS sS@ese s
BUSINESS and i the
no. Each papii l. taarI, iaddusy and no, IN classes In
Pes !. % END La can receive
class reor,s iss Broadwny OVERTIME bures store foo
n EEP YOUR FEET DpY." Halo, f,end you
WI Get wei Est you cross there sad eer,on Of
" tchnrds water Pfoof Boots Rchsis wto this ri
ehardsI Why ~ Keeps tho arg assortment Of Water
Bo-ts Shcns the Thank
Will have pair hefore night" Recollcct
RICHARDS, No 22s Canal street
B-A splendid assortment Ladies' and cntlefpens and
ghdcn nda ksbber Boots and Shocsaso al kinds Of Water
PROF Boots and shoes msdc ofhda Rub m Cloth
o. over shoes some Cork socs &c ony call and viii
the largest nssor nen hest quas, al the lowest prices
heard st wa,s Proof Boots only 50 50 to o. good
| RICHARDS, No c7s canalstrect,
| ni.im
| INTEREsTIEG WORK.-DoMEsTTC HAPPT
NESS PoRfRAyEp-A Reposi.ory for those who are, anl
those who are not married M the CLASSIC Auhss
Others who have discussed with ssy pes the pesen
| and future Happiness Of nknd.
4 Domestic happiness, thos oulv kf~~
| OtParndre, that has survived th- slll-Ccppsr
Including twe Pine Essays together wrh several writes
sxIressy r this work ve i2ro Just cccved and ot
nj The Book Store Of g. J. FOLSOM Ne aoA Hukos
.ne door abovep Pearl
| On POUNDS PHOsPHOIEUs-For .sk pn up !
/ ~ sne pound caa,-ter bv =
l fisy u. LRws PEucnTwANcER s77 Broaawa..
The herald., 1837-03-02

Mr.. BESSRTT-An occurrence of last Tuesday
evening" at the Concert Crowded by the elite of the
Prague company il is hoped you will not allow to
pass nnnotced. Do dear sir, warn certain gentle
mem OF the consequence ofinsulting audience by
loud laughing and talking, and more particularly Of
making young ladies parties with them in their want
Of proper decorum.
In the present the gentlemen drew forth hiss
ing from large portion of the audience by the want
of decorum referred to- whilst their conduct was also
very annoying TO the ladies whom they may have
thought they were entertaining. DO dictate TO such
gentlemen some Of those real powers of fascination
which you truly possess and ablige in behalf of seve-
raj Of your admiring readers, yours, FANNY.
The herald., 1837-03-02

DAILY AND wEEkLr sEwsPArER
DISTRIBUTION AND sUBsCRIPTloN. DAILY HEs.
ALP served 10 " the CITY, regularly ~ornng
~ Advance to the Newsmen
Country Subscriber the United Cana
da. receive the DAILY HERALD by man. the Of
cents copy renting sus advacc0r such Of
time ~ they please.
The WEEKLY HERALD, containing all the Of daily
sent by mn THREE DOLLARS In Tho
city il s sold at the Office at Elk cents
Letters to the Editor to be post paid.
The herald., 1837-03-02

q" THOUSANDS OF PERSONS continue to cure them.-
selves of COLDS, COUGHS, HEADACHES, RHEUMATIC
AFFECTIONS, SMALL Pox, MEASLES, C0STIyENEss,
INFLUENZA and the host indications Of the body or the
blood being Of order simply by pugny them
selves with the BRANDRETH VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
PILLS oong of any organs
main Often by adopting this course which experience has pro-
we'd according to nature being merely assisting her. have
been few days health when had the usual plan
OF sending for physician been adopted the patient have
been months before he ha been out CURED This word
vere applied 10 those who employ physicians. f202m
The herald., 1837-03-02

NJ WHERE Is THE NONSENSE ofthe idea thai PuRGA
TON viii cure all the ills To which flesh allowed that
ONE PRINCIPLE doth animate the frame Of man. namely the
c"ds This known to be nhan aioced truth; and who
ever has owed thoroughly the principle of PURGATIoN
with the RIGHT PuRGATIvE Lcen sound
health To what pugase doth fame point To the Pills known
by the name Of BRANDRETH
Bsacars, tescaTe e5 Counsertels f,4.,m