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Criminal StaiisticS-From an examlna.
ton OF 915 convic,s 10 Auburn State Prison,
1t appeared that had been educated at Col.
lege, Ii had an academical education, 230
could read, write, and CIPHER, and 2ls could
read, aud write, 2l3 could read, and 262
could not read. Five hundred and eighty
nine committed their crimes under the intiu.
cace oil strong drink.
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Potrer Of Heam.-lli is on the rivers and
the boa,man may repose on his oars, II Is IN
the highways and begins TO exert itself a.
long the courses of land conveyance; it is at
the bottom OF mines thousand feet below
the earths surface; II is in the null, and in
The work. shops of the trades. 1t rows, it
pumps, II eycavates, IT carries, it draws, IT
hits, it hammers, it spins, it weaves, II
prints.-l Iebseter'S Lectures
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.


The iolosing notice from the Treasury De.
pariinrui IN rciauaa 10 Custom House Bonds, as
rrated by 10 al late hour tas, niph,. We
dfa~ from II ulese couslusions lat That y hile
TIE Bonds remain snfaid. no new credit wl.l bs
tItendsd 70 ,hs obhgof. and lhai all acoruing do.
,ie, mus, b. paid IA cash 2ds Tia, the eollec.
sOr m.y cricnd The Tine uf payment fof thirty,
atty. y n.nt,l d.,s, not reaching beyond the Isl
Of Scp'sa,set ncIi. II payment /. made IN part or
aadItoaal security furnished 10 eas,s where great
hardship, etut'a ttassu.cnt Insolvency, ~ shown
u east. 53iy Tia, tic appropriation OF Too.
gfcss. aud The state q TIC Treasury, are such as
h lorhi1 further o. s7atc extended indu isenuc
We eoas'd,f The frl,ri, 20 tat, a. no,hiuc, and
the spssial pleading q tn, secretary Of the rfra
.c'y mueb Dte Gtosral Jacksan's reasoas tat
,ssckcuns tie Causocy b.I We ,h.uk much
more effect u.ii BE- produced a, Washington b,
DE sosPtusiou Of sgeese posn.eu,s, whtcA all
prevent tBe ca 70 .or specie i,h winch The Ailaui,e
hanks @ste threatened On ls. Jub ana III Oui,.
ocr, than b. ans ,iiag else. The administration.
20 enaeAvo'ing q gasp every ,aiag, have been
caasts - The sle.bes 81 thcit oKa "a. We leave
ihcfa % d,sculaasle thsmacl,cs. a. @cll as tley
can, iinna iht p"fioa u the ctiss which their
o~p measures have produced, Lac Esau. ih,i,
hand has beyn sgsiasi every man AMI ,hcy can
not sonssT II esefY mans hand Il against them.
The merchants Of tins great eity who have c4ca.
ted this Surplus to u divided among The States,
a'e - base 40 symy stty and no lndu gcncc aa
Ices Il T. clearly nt tho lnirtss, Of Government
70 grant It II s ptecl.eiy suoh relief a. gasp.
ing etesl1t would giyg 10 unfortunate debtor
90 part paynsut and adequate seeuu,y tor the
haancr, = shorter pvr0d thAa II could be cnlotc.
90 ut duf coarse VI lAa The parade Of -smpa.
iy 50 TIC dsyi'ets pefysd,ng thc commercial
roa'maastY. GOES w.th Va too what It IL softh-
EathIas III 70 ooi felt-aHd therefore II Is uol be,
He,,d
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A full length statue of Washington, to
adorn the st. Charles Hotel, New. Orleans
arrived at that place 18th inst, in the ship
Moscor, fronAMarseiIes.
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The Diareu.-We think II unneces-
!, soaoeirs to our readers, tof occupying 50
y our space this week will tho corre.pOn.
AZ the National lntelligeneer. They feel
81 Interested in kaow,ag he true situation
ri, al tic North. ard We believe we could
:. lien more eorfset information than Is
.,.,4 IA these letters. II the writers are TO
ended on land &c believe they are our eoun.
.,..sts nosi lanenIabls picture from what
,sr.ve moA,hssgu. A, that time We pre-
to te wofld hs strange anornsla Of a IA
re. from the targmbrsncs Of a NAuonal
ID - o,c,ao~ing Treasury. What a sad
re With lage surplus IA The Deposiss
the g .rsfn ssn," 10 not ali, nop 10 pay
ans asAinsI 10 The Currency which ~As
eoHs 10 p.ss,y as 70 -rSa sP tAs hiirfsiPPi
+, saifrr.ai tsrs" - much zoe the eIpc.
,sn," q "a, agr doc'or. The eoan,ry has
h truly .oc,Rea TO death
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next, being the 22d day, the Plantation on
which the Rev. Samuel Caldwell died, one
mile north of Sugar Creek Church, and con-
tanning upward OF 500 acres of land, on
which is a good Brick Dwelling House and
necessary outhouses, and on which is an ex-
celIent meadow Of from FIVE to ten acres,
and fifty or perhaps one hundred acres of
cleared land. will sell the above proper
ty for Cash, to satisfy certain claims, for the
payment OF which it is conveyed TO me in
trust.
J. M HUTCHINSON Trustee,
4vrii 1914 1891
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II has been calculated that if the capital
Of the L. s. Bank (35 millions) were in one
cubic block of gold, 1t would measure on each
side 56l inches, and weigh more than 80
tons.
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Warren District. In tins COMPRESSION

Warren Diarict.-In thls Congressional
District, Col. Maclin, OF Franklin, also an
Administration man, has taken the field n
10 Gen. Hawkins. This is the
strongest Van Buren, Dlstrr' IN the State,
and the Wings are too weak 10 fight on
their own hook ;" but, We presume, they
have the power by concentrating their vote,
to cleo, that candidate OF " The party" Ieas,
to them RaleigA Register.
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and at variance with the true interests Of the
country.
Resolved, That we dwell with satisfaction upon
the fact mentioned By the President. that several
OF the States have not yet chosen Representatives.
and we trust that protecting Providence will di.
rect the people of those States 10 the choice of rep
Tesentlilsss who have wisdom 10 perceive, and
virtue 10 pursue the best interests Of tie country
Resotred, That VIC yield our hearty assent to
the preamble Of the act incorporating the first
Bank of the United States which declares such
an Institution 70 be conducive 10 the successful
conducting Of the national finances, and produc.
tive OF considerable advantages 10 trade aud indus
try IN general"
ResOiped, That the interests Of the Capitalists,
merchants, manufacturers, mechanics and indus.
tioos classes, are dependant upon each other, and
any measures Of the government which PROSTATE
the active business Of the community, will also
deprive honest industry OF ITS reward. and we call
upon all fellow citizens 10 unite with US in re.
moving from power those who persist IN a system
that Is destroying the prosperity OF our county
Resoiued, That The chief causes OF the existing
distress. are the defeat OF Mr.. Clays Land Bin
the removal Of the pubic ceDosies, the refusal TO
re.charlef the Bank OF the United states, and the
issuing Of the Specie Creuhr. The Land bill
was Psh9tu " bt teoiAe Representatives, Ano
vetoed BY the Presideni--the It'll tehsrtering tie
Bank vas passed By the Peoples Representative,
sud vetoed by the President. The Peoples Rep
resenisiivcs declared BY solemn resolution. that
the public ceposlios were safe in the Unllec
States Bank. within few weeks thereafter the
Pfesident removed the public dePosi,es. The
Peoples RePfesentatlyes passed bill resembling
The Specie Circular the Preaidon, destroyed Il
BY emitting 70 return It within the limited pe
riod-snd IA 10 answer 10 on. address Pfesi
dent Van Buren, declares that the Specie Circular
was lssaed By bis predecessor, omiilug all notice
OF The Secretary oi the Treasury, who is smens.
Die directly TO Congress, and charged BY the
act creating HIS department Nith the superin.
lendenee OF the Tinaaces and who signed lLe
order We therefore,
Rsselrs, That all these circumstances indicate
an infusion o. monsfct,ca principles INTO our
system shich demands The prompt and regular
acton Of every paIsio..
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Dor readers may Judge from the followiag arli
Gle extracted from tic New York Mercantile A
vcrti.ef. relative to The order of the Secretary Of
the Treasury 70 the Collector Of New York. hoN
iar relief has bcea eIieated 10 The M.rchanls b.
Tic Government
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A Biography of Robcspire lately appear
ed in an Irish paper, which concludes thus
This extraordinary man left no child
behind him except has brother, and '
killed al the SANE time"
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The force of Ridiculs.-The Boston Post
saws" No dirk has been seen IN the Ono
Legislature since member appeared there
with wooden one in his bosom, and long
corncob handle attached to H."
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Some ofiho papers affirm that Gen. Jack.
son has involved himself IN heavy liabilities
Tor a relative who has failed, TO the extent
Of seriously lmpairlng his private fortune
His hearles dlcium, that, "aIl who trade
on borrowed capital ought to break, may
pcrchance be written on his own hearth
stone. - Wilmington Advertiser.
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Fayetteville Disfrict.-Lauchiin Beihunc
Esq. Adm IS ANNOUNCED IN the last NORTH
Carolina Journal as Candidate for Con
gress, 10 opposition 10 Edmund Deberry
ESQ. " hrg. Fay. Cos.
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" ivy "SNtff y" =
: Tie Nuw York COMMITTEE. The
luiss srFolnlst By ulset,ng OF NE Msr.
d Il Ns~ York 10 g. 70 Washington 10 re-
sf.ls ~,tA ibr pfss4dsH, relative 10 = repeal
7 safJ,y Csfcaiar. also {, !. asa tia, insifuc
= E,rcs 70 prevent tie commencement OF
] "a jss Cu,,om House b. j.. ard slsa 10 t..
: .t' angrcss &c convened, made rcpoft to
q. -ee'las q the citizens 90 tbs s,h instant
! ..slog lstlsF was received from M. Nao
q d tep.y 70 the letter adtrvssrd 10 him b !
snl;ice 10 Nh3oh thry state uhA, ,atY =
! b lhs lf4e cause Of TIE pressure IN tae
j ~ ANkL Il all be Seen thai Mr.. VA
1tlises frFeallgg ,hs Treasury Circular.
40 a.nss 70 call an extra session Of Con.
"a wonnes 70 extend TO the Merchants
ff' a, be 5sn give eon.sten,ly 18th the
ass rslAavs 70 The Custou House boads
Waui~er0s. Nav 1, 1867.
ss-1rHrs bate b.siosed sa your comm.
- iac sl'cntse cnnsideta.saa vhieh Is due
e,aaalas, srsses and interest. ot The fespec.
sHisga o, my ,clipw ct,i4eus ia y h0ee H..
ieeat
/ t sg'tsciress Of tie Judgment whieh. IN
.tsfslse q an un8oub'sa nxhl you have ~
gtas'al 'rfas rtutsoot rcd apaa particular
: 2 'aa 97'iey q ,ise ate and present aduiu.
=. 5.a rAnugi expect nsc 10 CONCUR VI
= c. i'osc palais Sctc d,slaSlly announce
ts'snoan reoFlr before my s.scl,ou, ard
rra - rsa.oh 10 change them. Bt boa
- nay dsfsf siih you upon ,Asoa, e.
. n fssPeti % lhc eauscs 81 the oItsuag evil.
atY = secured Of tbo wsrm interest | s,4al
@ft Ia Whatstef CanrCfus tue mercantile
ast ~, q my decp 'ympaihy ,th tbo.c = ao
e fNasfHE from the pressure oil the unscs,
ny madness 10 adopt aay measure tor
/ 's'f', consistent wiih tny convictions Of duty
f'oP''siy ut giving 10 lbe Collectors OF The
., 'h'fgctloss u the character desired.
'*i"r involves Inquiries INTO the extent 81 The
t@ Va tIecuiivs over the saheei, the pte.
Se"0'uon Of tie Treasury, aud it, pfobab.,
Ahq Expenditure, fot the remainder Of the
iHtse eKamiBstlans have bcon directed,
y = progress, and the result will h. cap
Sasa eJ The Secretary Of the Treasury to
.7's9''' 1t New fork. who sllI h. ins,rugted
= " publicity. \ lev days sal b, frqnif,d
'eas safe conclusion upcn some part. OF
j say.
4 %7'f subjects 10 which you have oallcd rny
'+'' arc htst an Immediate repcai IL the
'et'l''ng specie IN payment on sales oi pub.
l -, 'A''rd by my predecessor. fot The pur.
: tn'ofc'ng strict execution Of the Act Of
~ Which iutbids the allowance Of credit on
/ are and secondly, Cor an extra session ~
have not been able to satisfy myself
SCI under ealstlng circumstances, 10 Ia.
sNh NC order reisued 10.
L : A's'' be aware Of the obstacles 10 an I'm.
/ -, e'o''ca''oa OF Congtcss--ariunr ftom
aP't'sa state OF Tho representation an one
1 :. "h body. Scvotal at the states have
: ,''''a 'hcir Representative, and arc no,
:, some months TO ooma. lndooendent
!, ,o'''1'ta''on, do not see at present., sut
,'''0o' 10 Justify IN, ia requiring an e,,l,,r
,''n Vat appointed ~ the Constitution.
"' gentlemen, very respectfully.
ioar obedicnt servant
| r., NJ. VAN buren,.
Ing. 'O''''' 10 the
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"Ilere comes the distress Mail" said a
little boy, as the Express rider came gaIlop.
ing up Market street. We were struck
with the appropriateness Of the title; for,
indeed, it has been loaded with distress,
from all quarters almost ever since il was
established. Scarcely has il arrived, until
questions like the following are anxIously
asked: GLOW manv failures -" What
news from England ~" Any prospect oil
relief from across the water !" ltcomes TO
us bringing distress in every line, and de-
parts burthened with the like sad inteli.
gence.-BaA. Chroa.
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Tin, which has heretofore been consider,
ed metal not TO be found IN America has
been discovered in great abundance in Mis-,
sour. Near the Chautan river, in that
State, Lead and Iron are said TO exist in
a pure state. One individual is stated TO
have melted down $4,000 pounds of Cop
per, from the ore found on the surface Of the
ground. -RGleigh Register.
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" Suspension Of Specie pdyneat.--lt
Is 10 be regretted that most of the Backs at the
North and some al the South have been compel.
The herald., 1837-03-27

TIE DIoRAMc INsTITurE-CIry SALoos.-The
Messrs. Harrington took their benefit at this cnchant-
ing little place on Monday evening last on which oc
cason they produced three new pieces by Messrs
Bengough and Walker, which among the most
attractive features of the exhibition, and which, we
are happy TO say, were emnently successful On this
occasion, the house was crowded 10 early
hour, and many holding tickets were unable to pro-
cure seats, in consequence of which the enter
tainmens have been repeated every evening" to houses
equally crowded.
The performance of the German minstrel is, de-
cidedly, the first musical treat yet offered the New
York public; and we glad to that they estimate
il properly. Mr.. Canderbeck is, undoubtedly, the
most gifted extraordinary, and dorgna performer now
in America. His limitations of various Instruments
are psrfect and his performance of Yankee Doodle on
enc string, la Paganini, is most wonderful. We are
certain that these German mnstrels ibecome quite
the rage We hear that the proprietors of this attrac
tive and fashionable little place Of amusement intend
enlargng that portion of the saloon devoted to the
audience, for the better accommodation of thenumer-
Gus visitors attracted thither by the tempting treat
prepared for them they have, at considerable ex-
pense re-engaged the German mnsrels for the ensu-
ing week. in addition TO their already strong list of
fractions
The herald., 1837-03-27

year. when the western merchants come here 10 buy
goods they take supply for home consumption with
them In the present stagnation of trade we are not
but to send colony of beautiful sabRes 70 the
Romans of the west would be doing very useful
thing and good business. Ladies who would like
to 60 can leave their names at the Herald Office. We
shall get up and people the west with beau
ty, loveliaess and truth. Oh Lord how it warns
my heart 10 think of il
The herald., 1837-03-27
Lafayette Il a1lk. /.

Mr.. BENNETT: Dear Sir.-In reply to your enqu-
res respecting their implications with the Messrs.
Joseph CO., beg leave to state that the cashier
and one of the directors Of this bank inform that
they have not note of those gentlemen on their
books, and that the Messrs. Josephs owe them
250O0 dollars en- loan, fer which the bank holds
as collateral security, 40 600 dollars worth of Man
Aaltan Gas Light Co. stock a par There is no
Messrs. Josephs on the stock ledger. This presume
is the information you called for in your paper of the
22d instant If SO, give this publication, and obge
one interested. NApotroN
The herald., 1837-03-27

MARIA MosK AND HER CoApJuToss- we
were congratulatRg oursef that Maria Monk and her
coadIuors had begun action at law against "mine
ancient" friend, Mr. Webb 10 and behold we had
no conception that they were preparing similar
bomb shell TO fire at us-but so il seems. Some one
of Marias fair ovyers has commenced also an action
against u.s. and puts us noiens roens, in the same
tegory with the gallant colonel of the Courier. We
also learn that similar suit at law 10 preparing for
Col Stone and how many more we know not.
The believers Of fair Maria appear TO be bold set
Of men. They begin TO feel the effect Of the press
upon their incredible impostures. Their sweet god
dess and hcr religion are danger They have accor-
dingy invoked the strong arm Of the law to protect
them in theirimpostures. We for enc are not afraid
Of the results. Let Webb, and Stone, and Bennett,
be sued much as they please, it will be dificut to
make the world believe Maria is bit better than she
shoadbe her believers more honest than they can
be. Az all events, the hackers Of Maria will have
Their bands full. II they must 90 before jury in
New York, and ask protection for their forgeres, we
| should like TO know the fact
Its now time to 90 over the whole ground OF this
most gross and daring mposture, palmed upon this
community by Maria Monk and do /, we shall, pret.
| ty soon and Suddenly.
The herald., 1837-03-27

The splendid paintings Of La Belle Nature and
Daphne de POlympe by Boudet are Of the most ra-
Wishing description. La Belle Nature, which is very
properly personied as beautiful woman, reases
the beau ideal female loveness. The statute of Gle
opatra, in the exhibition, almost breathes and
whilst gazing on the vivid image, we cease 10 wonder
al Mark Anthonys infatuaton.
The herald., 1837-03-27

As compared therefore with the latest division upon
the subject, the majority has rather diminished
than increased II will be that in the absolute
force Of the Conservative party, there has been an
increase OF four since June; in the ministerial party
an absolute dminution oftwo.-[ STANDARD.
HAyRE MARKETS Marcha g. lss7-saes Of cotton 10 bales
Louisiana, frs 5O2e3 do i2 5e27 do f1o7t5 Mobile I22
" Georgia fi2532 do fi30t5 do fl22 5045 do ftaiio DO
fl2i-20 do 49, Tetal 1902 bales
The herald., 1837-03-27

2nd Of November 1885, the interest of money had ia len
"a per London In July sf the year wages
reduced penny day and manufactured
fallen SO 10 so per cent.
This condition OF Engandit the this
try among all articles which the mania had raised beyosd
their yaua the United States the mania 1875 partial
oss7 During the crisis the whole couHty has
teen engaged qnaEsg off the Of speculation Cotton lands
negroes merchandise banks rail roads thing and every
state affected Provisions land and the oabor
were untouched these items the elements OF
the the The breach Of confidence has only be
ron through the which England did in
is2s The revulsion only the bud Rents laad provisions
-four cotton commenced the reograde movement Yet
ought opelet rejoice I'll the only mode
cure the madness times The failures already ced
are a bernning-and far satisfactory. The commercial
medium this country the bank and specie
tsto Money is really The real erti Is that
hare entered into engagements 10 by articles
pyic,s ,vond their One fact shows the Of
thing. In whole exchange operations Of the T. States
Rank amounted ttls hpd, the
had these operations exchange
n 400 millions. The natural increase Of trade has been but
n could not did such Of commercial
paper in four what thcnf That
worth and based far beyond value
recolecons ofthe Of times
diet March will he 10 contsfow s5-beef
labor and lower than
fancy lands and lots 80 70 cent We have
II a. h-E.
The herald., 1837-03-27


Dear BEsrETT,-A voice from the far West cres
unto You for help! help! Do for heavens sake use
your influence in sending the better portion Of your
surplus OF ten thousand beautiful young ladies' Illinois
Wisconsin and Toway, will do their duty. II we are
driven to extremites we must petition for portion
OF the public lands for their special benefit, in
ducement Your Herald sets the old and the young
the rch and the poor the high and the low, itching
for the dear creatures. Our native ladies won't quite
answer the purpose Your paper roots its way to al
most every corner of our territories and shakes the
sides OF all. Your subscription list must increase
from this quarter, the coming year There but few
Of your eastern people that know much Of our north
western country. Many Of our pioneers might give
an interesting account Of their adventures O.
The above morceau comes to us written on the mar
gin of the "Chicago Commercial Advertiser" thus
cheating the Post Oce for the purpose Of helping the
ladies'. Trsly do we wish to send our beautiful sur
plus to the west. We have hundreds and thousands
Of lovely, virtucus and accomplished females in the
Atlantic States that wsud be prosd to get good has
band in peace, and plant themselves like 70 many
rose buds in the smiling pranes Of the west, to blow
and 6ll the western air with their fragrance Every
The herald., 1837-03-27

MEDICAL QuAeKERy,-The following note was re-
ceceved yesterday, and will speak for itself
DEAR SR,-I ann happy to see that you are cutting
up Brandreth, the great quack. There are others
equally bad. have had tremendous toothachc for
tho last three weeks, and could not find any thing
TO cure it. looked in the papers and saw the adver-
tsement OF Leander Darn, stating that he could cure
il. ] went down and saw hm-bought a bottle Of
his German toohache drops, and used them as di-
rected. do not hesitate 10 say they did me more
hur, than good, for / had the jumping toothache
some time afterwards. Now, Mr.. B., / wish you
would expose ths-cu him all up and you will oblge
subscriber Of your paper.
PETER JOHNSON, 45 Amity street.
To James Gordon Bennett Esq.
II is utterly impossible TO 6nd room for the many
evidences of the atrocious quackeres perpetrated
by Brandreth, that impostcr who can neither spell
nor write with ordinary accuracy, yet preends to be
the author Of play which is furnished him by Grub
street writers at so much page and pair Of breech-
cs as a present. Brandreh has succeeded in his
quackeres by his system of advertising, and the cor
rupt support of the Sun. These uncaged birds OF
the penentiary have been the cause of flooding this
city with qackeries of all kinds. What the Cour-
err is in STOCK and lot, and saltpetre quackeres so is
the Sun in medical quackeres. In few days we
shall be prepsred to show up the unsentenced con-
vets of the Sun, and prove thatthey and Brandreh
have been the means OF more unmltgated evil TO the
health Of New York, than any system of quackery
and preiensioa that ever was invented.
The principal of the success of such ignorant
quacks as Brandreh, arises from the plan Of adver-
sing and keeping his namebefore the public. If edu
Gated, scientific and sklful physicians to adver
se and state modesly their systems and their case:
to the public, they would soon destroy every yes,g,
of quackeIy in New York. II is the false deicacy Q
medical men that is the Of their want ofsuccess
Why will not the regular medical men think Of this
Nothing but their coming forward and taking tn,
lead in the plan we propose will ever Ii them from
obscurity and destroy such impudent quacks 2ran
dreth and his two convicted editors, whom he feed
| and pills to deceive the people.