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New-York tribune., 1841-04-12
WEsTERN NAYlGATaoN CO,IPANY.

COMBINING THE OLD NETWORK AND OHIO LINE: NEW
YORK LINE, AID UTICA AND BUFFALO Line
rJHE Company prepared 10 receive ana tor" ara
1 FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS WEoI to all fortS on he
Erie Canal and Michigan nnd the OHIO and a.
hash and Erie Canals on the favorable Families emil
rotnp west and Merchants III find their advantage to call al
their Office Brood Steamboat vi start daiy al J. NJ
@ bc foot ortlrlt street Canal Boats of superior
class will be daily from Albany For Freight or Passage ap-
nIy 10 NOAH COOK x co. los Broad street " Y.
- o. NJ TONI iNSON & co. Albany, n. y
JAMES CEtPPELL 4 co. Rochester. n l.
L. :. BEACH 20.
AR COBB & CO. Buffalo y. Y
Proprcor-.
AGENTS.
COBR OATMAN & co. Cleveland, Ohio
DAVIS Il SMITH, Portsmouth, Ohio.
DORR WEBB & co. Detroit, Michigan
BRISTOL & PORTER. Chicago Illinois. alO
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

rv,HIS an Enon, afford the highest degree
OF Comfort IN Shaving l. gives rich aad durable a;HeF III
warm cold. hard o. soft wafer
since lis 1887 popularity has ben constantly
Proprietor daily receives oR IL
Customers only cxce other article Ano"n 10 l
but thev cannot for greater iG1U:y IN Sha'n=
1t is put up carthcrn boxes from hicn : ld
IbI iLcoiu, 10 uhoe.e purcha.e Prepared and oj by
GEORGE d. COGGESIALl.
Cnra,is Druggist. and Manufacturer OF herated Waters
Al Pearl, OF Roec-st New forA.
Sold b. hlhau, -3 Broad Ruston Apins al, 70
Wlam 10 Broadway 10 Astor House and 5y respectable
Druggists and Perfumcrs generally
liberal discount made wholesale purchasers Orders from
TONERS out of the CITY addressed wholesale hone here
',. ho., ,Lcy MAY dol I'm al0
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12
HONE: EDUCATION.

At THE CEILDREN'S RETREAT. JAMAICA, LoNG-lSLAND
OyERACRE. been Of engaged IN tho
y lveac instruction with 'iciian regard to improve
men, IN T his family limited number OF
pupils The school W consist for the present Of such ony c Teurc
the elements of sound educaon ana chcy oi boys
under The whole number including
arr limited ire. These restrictions IN connection Win
retired and pcnsa location Will furnish important adan
,ace in the formation good habits well the promotion OF
health
m theory adapted effect thorough training OF
the faculties Development moral
physical powers and ultimately oTc OF learning
IL. -ke.
His mole OF plnr strictly parental and efficient moral cal
under The happy influences Of family osan
zaton auoriti maintained and cheerful on
deuce secured grateful affection and respect Inc
standard G religious principle and moral duty
and other phy ca regimen OF the pap> vi" Dc
regulated established principles oi phy>ioioEy
process mea: culture ideas communicated by indue
ton and available anaiS und clas>f Language
learned the employed ideas pre-
acquired tie object OF caJn! nesenty h'
cIcctualiy secured.
TeRMs-Scveuty Dollars per payable cnr'ery The
year will copri>c two Sessions three Teeks) COM
mencnq the Monday Way and November respectively
Book. bed. and bedding 0 b. furnished by the pupils
The following gentlemen be referred Il" VIZ
JAMES M1SoR, D. D. GEORGE PorTs D. D. Rev : WEITTLessi
Rev g. O. PEERS Thomas ,srSc Esd ISRAEL Posi- esq l. Col
1ER ESQ. H. GacsLgY Of NevYork: Rev 5 SrENcEH b. C.
CurlrR D. D. THEODORE DwiGHr, Esq OF brooklyn Key '"
L. JOHNSON and JAMES Il. REEVE, Esq. of Janaca aieG
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12
ERENCsu LANGUAGE.

ERENCN LANGUAGE.-MANsscAs ORAL AND fSscri-
SYsrEMGcntIemen wishing to study the French are IN
formed TINT Drand uho connne ;hc highly ap-
proved father the lutte John haneca forming al
early and Class for the Spring and Summer sea-
son Tho ..iinc pia call and their names
Those ho have already studied language JOIN classes IN the
,c I,.,. mn pI-.o a0tf
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

OF Maine, of New Hampshire, of the District OF CouH
ba OF the natives OF Foreign countries among 'hee %
were born in Ireland 10 in England u il Germany IN
Germany, in Sweden. in Scotland, l il France l IL
Spain, in the East Indies, in Switzerland IN Nova
Scotia and at .co Average Of the c0hvi''s y years
and months average ii the State Prison years and
Al days. whole time TO State Prison 1874 years. Average
,irne in the Psnen;nry months ard daye, whole tne
there 4s years and months City Prison average time q
dav. whole time years aad la days; whole amount Of
tine Of all the prisoners convctec in three months a4l
ya,r, months and la days Convicted before CO. never
before con,cted l33.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

House Breakers Attend The friends OF Hon-eopenI7s
aad SeaBreaking earnestly recommended 10 neef AZ
Hall m L this evening 10 devise and oaeu
OF candidate for ahyo Ill ans
eu- ocka are iari:cd business Of universal
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

PrasoA S'aftSiics-Cap Alexander H. Stevens, first de-
Tu;y kcccr Of the criminal department of the City Prison
has politely furnished with statistical Of al
she prisoners convicted at the General and Special Sessions
OF thi, cy during the noath OF January February, and
March o the present wear The whole number thus
N:ced Is aj2-o whom l2S were married and l24 single
l45 wcrc temperate and O7 incorporate, moderate
drinkers; 29 can read and write a read hut
and Il ucsr read write. Received religious
sr'c,ion 1872 received religions instruction. 90. The
crimes or which ley convicted distributed
follows; guilty of grand larceny % of pctit larceny l56
assault and battery 81 forgery bgamy . burglary .;
assault and batter, and e; keeping dsordery house
ansaashier ) assault and battery with intent to Kill ,
false prcicncc robbery the degree 5 assault and
battery with n,sn, 10 rape abandoning her infant
/ insurng Lottery tickets l. OF those convicted A. were
sen,cnccd the State Prison; l27 to the Pcnenar GA to
thc City Prison; II the House of Refuse aned only 3
OF these 200 male, and 46 females The average ages
werc as follows between the ages of 10 and 90 laa
between 20 and 80 - between 80 and 10 &c between 40
and 30: between 80 and 60 between 50 and 20 and
! between 20 and so wears.
OF these S$ OF the State OF Newlor 10 o.
New-Jcrscy Of Pennsyv Of Vermont, Of Dc,a-
Of OHIO. Of Massachusetts, OF North Carolina
Of Ala' Ind > of Georgia, 3 Of Connecticut of Rhode
Island of kcntucky, Of South Carolina of v-giaa, .
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12
MORE CONVINCING PROOFS OF THE PECULIAR
EFFICACY OF
PEASE'S CANDY,
e DIVISION STREET.

Ib,rc been troubled with terrible alarming cough which settled
on threatened almost immediate death rade use %
without experiencing relief and was indu-
Pcac orehound and afforded rs
M and enjoy health better than have for ter
wears. and would recommend il TO all.
F. B. MESERvE, l2i F,Estst.
have Of orcho,yd Candy and have found
an Invaluable medicine for the purpose which intended
j. LINDSEY, Pastor Of NJ. E Church, Seconds st.
raade m Of parcel orchouud Candy sent me- and
uo have taken afforded degree OF the relief have
ier, ed from your excellent vet pleasant remedy
s. KELLOGG Recent Pastor Of NJ L. Church ) Whlctt 81
No public speaker Pa>e Esolcc Of orchound
CANDY, can chcerfuiiy recommend IT. Kew. J. AiEN9'
late f. Church. HALEY St Church Newark NJ
or inquire at ~ Broad street Newark
Rev iawlcy % Crosby has also tested the 'rtias
Of Pcase's Candy.
Knapp has also used Peaes oehOund Candy and rcco"
menls o public speakers.
Rev j. Crawford of the chreh 10 Forsyth street,
has Hecaed Candy and recommends To all those
whose ayocaon requires the use OF the voice.
Rev Lucey, P E. of the NY Dstict has used poao'
Candy and recommend, it to all need of healing
and qualities.
Rev Mr. Whitaker, Pastor of the Presbyterian Church cnh'n"
street. Madison also has used and recommends fcase
liorehound Candy.
Mr. Griffin Pastor OF NJ l. Centenary ChuFeh bfooAyI a''
recommends Pcaes Candy.
WHOOPING COUGH.
Parents find Peasc Candy very good whoopmg cough
DR.. ROGERS
The undersigned used Pase IOreound Candy with un
bounded success and all those who afflicted wA
pulmonary diseases.
H. Ayers collector for the N Y York Railroad Co 20 Second st
j. Mortimer So Main street, Brooklyn, L. l.
A. B. Blooigood, li7 York street Brooklyn.
T. Wcli, los Duane ST. 5. Jenner, 80 Henry st
w T. Peck 653 Broadway. T. II. Thompson, III Ludlow st
A. Whitoch, 4sO Water j. Pattcu. l25 Cedar St
TIL. Lyel, Carroll Place.
Emil 0 ,,monials handed by Of most
popular cegymen and most respectable cite
zens, in performing what is promised
Beware there be Closed on the Sabbath
lgents-Ruhton & Aspnwa in all three stores; j. Bonm
Anu st. cor Broadway Co. Of Ann and Nassu @
Timpon grocer Fulton and William kese 55 Broadway;
HAYS g Fulton st. Brooklyn r. Sixth Avenue Cory 1873
Spring ST. Patrick grocer Pearl Burr a7l Grand st Sm'h
loj Broadway 2 street and 9TH avenue ies'
46 Hudson street, and BY all respectable groccrs
CAUTION-One be rtlcuathcrc are couherci"
abroad abundance but particular To see at ouch PACK
age is signed PEASE SON Is Division street 1t wi be all u n
or X o. lust as please Copyright secured Country
merchants Candy haze II - per cent OIL o csn NV
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

Jons TYLER who is now Prcsdentof the United States,
is Ndowcr HIS son married daughter of Thomas A.
Cooper distinguished ragcdian She is granddaughter
10 the late Nno- Farc, formerly OF NcwiorS an officer
Of the revolution of whose daughters the wife of
Mr. Cooper Mrs Taylor formerly Miss Cooper will pre-
side a tho lady the White House She Is one of the
mos, anabc and accomplished ladies in the country and
will do honor 10 the station which she is elevated
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

TaE RIoHr WAY OF REro2M.-We publish the follow
inc for general information About thousand dollars
wear was we believe paid 10 an individual who held of
fee witch is now declared TO be entirely unnecessary
Pi,,sburr Gazette
wAR DEPARTMENT, March % ISL
SR: As YOU have applied for the appontmcn, OF Military
Storckc-rcr in the Quarter Masters Department Pitts
burgh deem ii proper inform YOU that finding the Office
be entirely unnecessary and just regard to the public in
te-cst requiring disconnuance has been abolished
Very respectfully, your obedcnt servant
JOHN BELL
S..,n.1 uuLl,u E.o piAhursh Pa
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

An ApscoypIxG SHsRir7.-Ctla-c. F. Alden, Sheriff Of
Morgan Co Oao. and canorous ad7ocst- of Van Burcn
cr,ocr.c~ has ab-conded-lurchag his creditors IN me
surn of abou, 5000
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

yle Glo5c Of Saturday evening has Editorial Of nearly
yo ocolgns-zca,ousy eadeayoring discover he'eses N
President TYLgR. Address.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

e 4, late meeting o: the Hibcraian 1o'a Abstinence
Society Of Rochester Mr. WILLIAM Ioss keeper o no
n in that city, forward and TOOK Inc pledge and added
that he should Immediately cut dorm las s'sapo he
tiraen Lie for ever
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

TE4PEaAycx.-Thc cause Of Temperance has received
new lie in some PARTS of Ohio. New societies are fast be-
Ing established and hundreds Of weekly added to
tho nletgc.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

ITO 4 S1fAE4L FilEiLN.-To LEI a paTor t"o osd
bedroom IN the a;,'c aai
kitchen e.crvinr privilege house l5 hottest near Broom
Lnnuire ne- and II aDi oeloc! a!!N
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

Ffrc-A fire broke ont little after o'clock or SATURDAY,
evening in the rear end attic OF long Of story
loo,cn buildings numbering front 1873 Cannon street
occupied t, a5out forty coOrcd families 1t was caused by
hc carce- coal furnace the attic floor and the
upper par and ends Of these buildings and the roof Of
No 1871 wcrc burned off.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

Feou SovrH AuRRcA.-Ncws from Carthagcna has been
received TO the 4h ut No change in political affairs has
taken place previous adviccs The central govern
ncnt o: Boso,a has acd reduce the Provinces subec
ton The forces of the Province Of Antoqua under G.ne
rails Corova and vcsga had gained yctoy over body Of
government troops
The Governor of RIO Hnchn. being applied to BY some
Danish merchants release from paving certain duties
on the ground that they would be obliged pay them like
wise TO the Central government Of BoGo'a declared that
RIO Hacha was entirely independent Of Bogota and that
the claims for behalf the State would not be rcin
qushcd.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

ypoARp TEDDY Gentleman md VIE Without children
i, bcial pantr. furnished S be reqnIred
Term, enable. Address H. box 30 appeF TO II
pRIsro,,e EVrRACr or SARSAPARiI.lA for all impaiue
ID AZ t,,l...l ror ,.Ir II MILHAIrS PHARMACY,
NJ 3l5 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

" The PbiladcPho Inquirer has rsrnor that Nicholas
Bidde 5 preparing address to ac public on the affairs
OF the L. s. Bank.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

U The Funeral Socmnics tho occasion Of President
Iarisons death III Philadelphia take place tonno
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

Ornrtncna Letter and other type n propoFtlo7-
Thc>e ,c prices credit Of tx months bn; Fe Ms. at h4'
make dicoun, of five per Ne7lo- aeepaHces al ninety
DAYS, and pc cent. for cash
W. have rcenly added assortment seventy
five diff ont knd, and Ornamental Letter, embracing Con-
ensed Extended Outline Skeleton Shaded orna
mental mo thinfaeed 1Gj Flower and great
VARIETY altogether The extensive and Gle
CANT Printing Types the United States and absolutely
au cye:y ether article that Is necessary
for pu5.c office. GEORGE bitCCf Z" ~
Ap-i -
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12
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interest.
SEVENTEENTH WARD

meeting Of the Wings OF the Sevsueenh Wad on
n Redwood Fisher, E-q George '" B'uea f-i "A
called TO tie Ctai. Ms-. Bronberg sad Gnann 1ppoiaec
Secreta-ies =,
Bruea and Fisher addressed the meeting L the
abcsi manner. =,
Me.srs gabens appointed Committee 20 a
resolutions hich read received Eih appar-e-
Oa motion Of Redwood Fisher, Esq It sas
Resolved That Of five Be appointed TO Pr tae
e.,bhr,eu Of German newspaper advocate Wig principle
The Chairman George w Bruen E aessrs Fisher
Brunberg apIol1;ed on thls Committee
The meeting adjourned Monday evening tie 2h @S
at Columbian Hall. No 2f3 trand-s- a.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12

SELLING FOR COST AT
n CARPENTERS (irani-st Broadway As the Sub
r. rer abou; where his rich and
dbIe Good, available be will dispose Of them at cost
per cheaper ;han va" be puni N 'hc C among ~
following
Black double width Siiks.
French Eoan., a entire artic.e.
EIse Black for hnntillis
900 worth French De LANES.
> cases French CaIicoeo.
10
; CIarAs spool Cotton Is doz
; Persian Thread > Goz
5000 vds. French Lawns.
All kinds OF summer stuI- for gcn!emra and youth wear
Dou,e.tics of ever de-criptoa
Drawer Goods and Drhpery-
Birds eye and Table Diapers.
Dauiask SILK Shawk.
scpton of goods usually kept similar embellishments All who
; ~ nnreia.e Dr. Good. their call
alCt r CARPENTERS, tAJ tirand-st near Broadway
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12
EXTRACT OF A LETTER,

P,ccired from the Lland of 81 Vincent West Indies.
ANGUAGE h but feeb the deep oxcitemer
- bch Is produced whole of hi. island by the
cont uportntion paaabe mcdcsnenum from the city Of
xv York y calle. Pease Clarified Essence Of IIors
hord Candy This indeed Of M kind and efec
t As Presidents lady Of mos, distressing chrome
r M several wears standing Incredibly short space of
cr hour have complaint pal
et cords, and used three package. OF tins admirable
feel entirely free from old friend Really sir
peo.e !. worthy to be accounted the Howard of America
yo,, faithfully, DANIEL CREIGHTON.
Closed on the Sabbath
to,n,,-Zeber Dock Philadephia Reddng STATE
street Boston Berford Pittsburgh Pal Curns Co. - Exchange
place New La Robertson ITO Baltimore street. maryian'i
Ragl. & Co. 81 State street Albany, " Y.
None i, genuine package signed PEASE SON.
a. Division street be Obtained wholesale and retail
Terms invariably cash -nD
ECONOMY. ECONOMY!
yT,HE GREATEST LUNNARY IN THE WokLD;-ine WokD; und''-
,rnrd respectfully solicit attention Of the Public to
TOUGHS PATENT SPIRIT LAMBS,
bv them and hundreds have been sold within
All who have seen and used thc",
ockpoyledge superiority for hight over ar m oe 80
vbrh the great demand for them evidence nsy s'o @
light ttree Gas burners AN" '"' eNP
than the expense of gas .,.. suA..,;,,rs M
The public can at the store oil ae s S 80
lac Fulton street. and references vii be gwen - ~ ~ nav
The .ub,cr:bers also offer to the PIbic the,
UNION OVEN.
high reputation which this Oven enIoy IN tns city
ana country o., in t,c country. Il indispensable srt
pe'of az The Public cautioned agains' purchasing
- article od the Unon oven None are he rcai Un''a
ouens, but those made ' JAMES MYERS q CO. las Fulton
- IT.. oce of Union Ovens have been reduced from tha
o,rn,l price. Dollar OF each size eI01
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12
GERrsAN WHfG MEETlNG.

r, HE Member, German Tppccanoc Club all Geral " -
and descendants Invicd to meet or Monday
evening so I2h half past oc!ock al Cola6isa 4
2 prepare or tie cauia5 Charter Election
Germans cone AID all
Alessrs Uuann, Redwood Fh"o-t a1c to!2atl cA-
"e"'-'' 1 john = Wolf. Jacob Hartmann,
:. Bomb.--. F.. lc-e,
George Ruben, Joseph Grt1naEa
T IIa-tir c. A. Ahiborn.
G. + Gro.heir, Joseph Land yea1
l.. Bedorn George Sio!!
-ia 1t John I,chrirge-, Adam Sioil
New-York tribune., 1841-04-12
DEY GOODS. CHEAP.

EE.E d.OOBS. Vf1FI NJ. -, -.
,7,rs NOW l. YOIR TINE TO BUY DRY GOODS CHEAP,
~ SE' Cheap Store & Grand-st where the nnoie SIX
"A pence the place of the so~ shilling and where
mo- he onnd large selected assortment OF almost every
VARIETY Of Spring Goods selling at extraordinary 10"
and hicn correspond with the general depression OF the times
% uboped liz, comprscs Of the articles that may always
be fosBd on hand. ,
PLAN figured striped Silks from 3- 10 80 per yard
American calicoes froIa Cd 10 ls6d
E,cIish ls6d 10 2s6d
French Bonbazne-. vcry fine, from 81 10 sl,l3
French warranted genuine from s 70 @d per ya'u
Sheetiur, ward wiIc and over 3D. 10, d, gd, lOd
fine ioug cloth, ID. cd % l0d, lid, Is.
Russia and Birdye Diaper table Linens soSe- Kooonds no
Handkerchief every OF small articles at very 10"
prices. ,D,c, . - c-o.h.s. e,.,f
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21


+ "a AiiE tae EARN enjoys an annual lenota.
tion. and crowns hefsef every spring With
the blooming ebaplet of youth, man. fail
man, e fastening - decay Nopefnai morn
sheds e freshness oYel he aut1nnai land
Escape at lie mo balny bfaezss can blow
youthful vlgor into the So erannated system
ofeee When The physioa tree sheds ~
FeI1ufa. and Tie limbs become sapless and
Old i hohnshes no more and when The
vegetation Of Elle cranium IS dried and with
eredin the December of time, It can never
|spFout again OH Che soil is watered and 81
TIched By the April showers of Immortality.
Yes. my friends. decay IS written upon. he
ioreheads Of YOU 81, as plainly as The head
|lngto theatre bill; and you should consid
|er yourselves particularly favored by Mef.
cilpl Providence that You are permitted Is
behold the opening Of another spring For
my part, ! roll UP my eyes III wonder. and
thus colloquize with my own mysterious
self Can be possible that am again %
enjoy the May-days of another year9 how
many times more will yondersod clOthe IL
selfin green, before ii shall Be uptorn 81 Tie
sections spade, and planted upon my clay
cold bosom2 Such questions as these you
all ought to ask yourselves as well as il, and
live as though il were the last spring with
which you are. ever to be favored in this
changing sphere. Because every thing round
you, seems lively, cheerful and young, don't
be deceived into the idea that the sands ID
the hour glass Of time have ceased to run
that you can linger uponlife's fowery banks
foreyer-rand that you are now as near the
dark portal Of the Tomb as you will be when
another year rolls round All! my friends,
you are all marching with a double quick
step, towards the battlefield Of death; and
when you and ! shall have split ourselves
upon the ground, the. Earth will still be ID
her teens, and the sweet lassie Spfing will
trip II over our graves with as IghtsOme 4
step as when she FIRST came dancing into the
world with gatlands gathered II the gardens
Of heaven.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-21

From Sermons s. Dow, N. Y. Mercu
SD


No dear friends, let us congratulate one
another that the cold hearted tyrant Winter
has been turned out of Office, and is now
ii retirement among the icebergs of the
North. His was a severe reign, truly. His
measures were altogether too destructive to
the interests of the North, and too favorable
towards those Of the South. He took too
heavy responsibilities on his own shoulders,
and therefore Frustrated business fatter
than hammered sixpence. He put stop
to all our inland navigation levied q grind
ing tax upon the pooT-buried theprosperity.
Of the country beneath the SHOWS of usurpa-
ton, and created banks after banks, to block
up the honest yeoman's path to fortune, but
most Of them have been run upon SO often
that they are now trodden down, If not
wholly annihilated forever
NV friends setting aside all politics,
whether seasonable or unreasonable, let US
rejoice that warmer, milder, and SUMMER
days are beginning to peep through the wind
tattercd curtain Of March, and that we shall
soon get a smell at some such odors as de-
lighted the olfactories ofour first parents, as
tIley sat weaving loye-knots ii the gay bow
ers of Eden, or picking the Violets that sur
rounded the cradle Of newborn Spring.
Nature, though comparatively dormant, is
not ret dead. Every day exhibits new
symptoms Of returning animation; and you.
will soon see her habited in new frock Of
green, aud with the young buds Of promise
wreathed ii her ringlets
The infant blossoms. that lead tie floral
year, viii shortly rear their tiny heads upon
The velvet lawns. and laugh for JOY al The
glad prospect before Them The little birds,
too, viii come and cheer IS with their enli-
vening caroIliDgs; and every crotclsei, qua
yer, semiquavef, and demisemiqua ID IN
written music of nature will Be run over by.|
these faafhefed choristers of heaven With he
axactness 81 pocket organ Soon tie
earth, which has lately been sepulche fora
the dead, Be converted into afdsa of
life and industry Danask roses sha.. loom
0pon Waters barren grave and green par
lands hang ap every leafles boueh
friend mar lhe difference Be.
tween lhe natural and lhs anime world