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Celestial Balm Of ChinaA positive cure for the piles
and all external ailings-all internal irritations
brought to tie surface by friction with this Balm =
in coughs, swelled or sore throat tghness oil ths
chest this Balm applied flannel will relieve ana
cure at once Fresh wounds old sores arc rapid
" cured by it.
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COMsTOCK,s vERMIFUGE viii eradicate
all Worms in children adults vi,h certainty
quite astonishing 1t is the same as mat made, ana
sells with rap,dity almost incredible, by Comstock
& Co. New York.
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AMEs' NEW NoVEL-Ihe False Her. fnee'
.j in book form, Is cents. just received by
june : , ihiL'"'
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Comstocks Compound Extract mere NO t''0,
preparation of Sarsaparila that can exceed or equal
this. If you are sure to get Coms,ocks, you WIN
find it superior to all Others. IL does not require
pulling.
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SARSPARILLA,

colors the hair any shade you wish, but will not color
the skin
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WILL be published, in the City of Washington,
w by the Doth of April, the first number OF the
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-03

Tn The Lrst d, Of Apart. ~as commsnced . us'
Msxahine, 10 iats ~ Piass n a. "a Hiz sHd B~Assi
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COUGH LOZENGES.

ID rTERs' COUGH LOZENGEs are now rapid
;, sapeueding all other preparations for the re-
ltsi ~ Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Whooping cough,
fghtBess 81 The Chest Bronchitis and similar pull
aaDnary anretgOD~
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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-03

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
SALVE.-The most extraordinary remedy ever in
vented for all new or old BURNS AND SCALDS
and sores, and sore EYES. 1t has delighted thou
sands 1t will take out all pain in ten minutes, and
no failure. Ii will cure the PILES.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-03
DR. sPoHN,s ELEXIR OF HEALTH,

for the certain preventionof Fevers or any general
keeping the stomach in most perfect order,
the bowels regular and determination to the sur
face Colds, Coughs pains in the bones, hoarseness,
aud Dropsy are quickly cured by it. Know this by
trying.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-03

HORSES that have Ring Bone, SPAWN, Wind
Calls, SC are cured by ROOFS SPECIFIC; and
FOUNDERED horses entirely cured by Roofs Foun
der Ointment. Mark this, all horsemen.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

a LUCKY THouoHT.-During the earlier part OF
the French invasion of Algiers, small party OF
French troops fell into an Arab ambuscade and
those who were not Immediately slain or taken
prisoners were obliged to put more trust is tneil
heels than in their muskess. Il happened tns'
the reginental band was with the party, ana the
musicians made retreat with the rest, IN pres
tissiulo movement ef the most rapid execution
The ophicleid player was, however, embarrassed
bv his instrument, and he was hesitating about
carving it farther when happening to cast r. ar,
THAN glance behind TO his CONSERVATION ne beheio
an Arab horseman close upon him. Farther flight
was useless; there was nothing for him but to
fsht or surrender. Years of desert slavery MADE
gloomy prospect; and yet, what could his slde
sword avail asanst the spear of the pursuer Des-
peration is the parent OF many strange resources.
The lately abused ophicled was lifted to MS shout
der. rnuske, fashion aud the rnuzzle brought to
cover his foe. The Arab was struck with panic
Doubtless this was some dcviltry of those accutsed
Gisours-son,e machine of ceaih, with mouth
Iarg, enough 10 sweep half his tribe into eternity
No, a second did he hesitate, but wheeling round
he .aoped of at q PACE that soon took him out
Of what he conceived might be the range OF the
grandfather of all muskets. Our musician made
good h. retreat with higher opinion Of the
powers of his instrument than he had ever before
possessed, and the story was the amusement o
he Fresch army FOR many day aiterwaid
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
ra, Comb of Hatus.

WHERE Delphis consecrated pass
Bao,ia's rais,y region faces.
Ii.es ,oulb- ike. stony rnass
Amid the besky rnountain.osses'
It seems no wort Of human care,
But many rocks split of i'otn ono
Laiu.. the Thebon king hes !ael
H;. ;.'nn,d.r.r-Gdipus his SON.
No ,;lsr;n 10 the Pythian T,ne
1NJ p.s .s.rl ed that spo. with decent ave.
I, nrss.ace of power divine,
o,erruiiag human will ahd lazy
nd 10 some thoughtful hearts that scene -.
Those paths ,ha, rock, ,hose browsing 'te'''
Wa, more than e'er tha, tale had BEEN
Arrayed in Sophoclean words
So is i, ye, mo time or space
Ths, ancien, anguish can assuaee
Far sorrow is Of every race,
And suffering due from every age
That awful legend falls on US ..,,c u
With all the weight that Greece couio 'eei'
And every maa is GdiPus,,
Whose wounds ne mortal skill can heal
oh, call i, Providence or Fate,
The sphynx propeunds the riddie suil'
rha, man must bear and expiaie
Loads Of involuntary i'll
So shall Endurance ever hold
The foremost rank in human needs
No, wi,hou, faith that God can mould
To good the drass of evil deeds :, NC.
H. VI.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
V17NDoW SHADES WINDOW

w sHADEsThe suhscTiber TespsSfbby III. s1asou. apb,
@ No soruce street.; few doors from Nassau, uaes
are prepared to execute all sa asns'c sa,sss
description with economy ana no, 10 be sur
nassed by any other establishment Gold Signs Srs
nat 10 fade. A large assortment oil wen seaso'eo Ss
ieror Decorations and Taasparencies done 10
o-sr Designs furnished and executed IN superior ~ &c.
snecmens OF work always be seen and references
bv calling the above place ,e.,--,e
Tee nave on hand and constantly manuiac tII s
-sns1areut Decorative Window Shades Strangers IN u
civ keepers hotels saloons public places o. tes.
Tie can always be supplied with Shades OF the oes'
rino and warranted The assortment consists OF spea
lid Italian Landscapes, Wild Vignetes french SSre,,
Vianetes and Roset,e Centres. Scrptnra Views faoS
skech and Gothic Landscape Centres, TnieEn AooeySa
All tIuds o! Shades matter how c.hca!t are paln!eu III
= s1,r,,7ior styie at this establishment
Tbey would likewise call The attention OF ine puouG 70
most splendid Gothic Shade got mp IL good style, anu "
ranted 10 please. r,,
The trade generally supplied on liberal terms
Trimmings furnished and Shades hIed II !eGuIefI;;
SAMUEL F. gARToL, mr.,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
IN CHANCERE-Befo7e rhe Vice Chan.

Il cslczl7 Pcrs-.Scs OF 6ec--Sa o-Is- g Iss Cc-r-
~lE ee so: a. 1oa- e-cteoS &c cs-ectc1 50
scfsr &C. g -SS aessrs ts-res ~ jac-s 5leec&er
So a1SoeecTs az h aeEcss=ls sicEargs, csy
- Ne~-i oTs CO ne - cay c: March lex. = 0c.sck
1ooc, o. rhaI cay.
.se certain tea css. pieces - ga-cels o. land sr-
ar S s1a as7S = The Twelfth ~.-1 oi TIE CISy oi
New icrk on ie sootksri - laid 0l,
caEsS SercI, Ia- Esgc
ln oe ec ots 20 H. centre OF he S7G which
sad to are kI0S1 and cl>,Insaced upon map e The
escats - Thomas 3. Clarke fled N the oe o ia Reis
t-S "a ara H. oc TIE CITY and CouaIy sG Ne~-York, by
tne t1eS ih-se tcadret eight Sl three hus-
dre a.. hiDe tSo threc hundred and ten ts three hCa
crsd AID eleven Si erte hurdf- tssive ,l thEse
1cncrec and tae-n, tSfil hundred and ioa.sen
Sis t.ce scndred and Sieen Sls three hundred ana sI
irea tSif three handed asd evcneen, vhh said preni
are embraced II The following boundaries 10 WI: Be
stc1isg al poiai II The centre OF TvenlJSesenhs.rerf
three handred feet westerly from the wssl re OF Nior
avenEc teAee On westerly along the centre Of
Twcr acpdreG and tfty feet: ,heac.
CT Ese At right angles % Twen;ySevrni stree, TO the
ceoe CT ne block between Twcaiy and Twenty
SKIN s theLe easserfy aopg iice through lse cen
rs OF sac tock ISo h-arsd I1 ty feet; thence north
Fly 70 ihe pace OF beginning -ew-York February IT,
lSSS WILLIAM ", CAMPO ELL, Master in Chsncery.
J. g. LITIsssTos, yr. Solicitor fs 2ynwtd,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
INDIA RUBBgR SHoES-53 Maiaez

-f--eT-s sc=y--l> >es-i s-c c7tc s<5ooSr tsFsrSe-
So I..,t- so SeS lssses OVERSEES. SSe-I r-ae=r scd
e.h - r-tcar -a5 iSxier sossS, ClsrSls S1eE>-s
s- erS s.t Boy. cc=ueo2 S5o5eSS NcooeTs tle9 40
---, L.i!Es ..aiky Seoc>i 9t.-sr sa6 assf Cater
SooSs. SIX Szassic Top suoSs- ueS sTiEc4e W rave
-,tjx rsstrc. oor pces iE recaiatsr o. TIE sea~o
isa5ss and gezts-sa xhc kaye not S1pFi-d themselves
~ 70 r--olec; tse feet nd win -ar OF
-rcye-t rrbbers -ssy ec>. cc-saS doc cons1a
ions AZ defiance On. SSc~ cave Always oeea Sa.Tao'e'
,,. -- ,s dsgs saDd think the plc.c are
sas OF sei- >c:STio-y Others "a TIE market
sSt HUTCHINSON RI NEON.so aeien lane
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
EVIkEi FIREl. fIkEi!:-At any sea-

soa CT the year, snd 4: ts more S nrn &C
c1cenis by OF freGcent occcrTescSi TIE sCoscr
would call ire at;enuoa thr p1blic 1nd 5are1s u
s1xT 10 lie celebrated Fire Ointment OF & e. K Z Aoss
long known a-d csea with unparalleled success as sure
speedy Errrs from sha!eyer caase ard n
tseir worst sage He wecic si5o Etsie, that II eosi all
cases Immediately applied VII preyesI tlts:sIHg and
;te Other sapsassut consequences waoh arc Sucld
therefore advise every base scpply oT st hand
Il is also iaaioIe rdy fer chill !aps o. rcsio;ieS
In order MAKE ndrceGsr; anS 20 ikai 70 one need
&c taot Il. he has il pcI mp pots al = ae Is ea VIE
ipll directions to7 uss REUSEN z. MOSS
iSiu- 5S and 5S 5rsad-ss
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

Was the pathetic exclamation OF the prophet OF iaei
as he bebed the degradation and miseries o his
md do not the heart OF The phanthopisi move with emo
,ions OF csrni,era ion and sorrow as e W.esses e
les and helpless condition OF thousands dying all a.4a
him win C0njump,ion and other pulmonary asection',
ns m ak iS there no balm that heal them aor
sica to rescue them from death, Yes; there Is balm
that will heal hevI and At oncc arrest nose 'asa ciS
-I re>tore them 10 be,h 1t is found in JAfNE'S EA-
pECTORaNT, which never fails 10 relieve. ",
II /, prepared b. d.. jayne 500 roadway new
and 70 Sna,a ThiTd-stresi, Philadelphia ,..,.
p1ices sl hdille. wi IIIl
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

EFTyL'S TRUSSES.-Notice to Rup
turec Persons-Persens afflicted with ruPt1Fes may
an1Iicticr a, the Office No Vrsey er 10 either
The agents in the principal towns in TIE United States be
careful to e1aR,ine the back pad OF luPS iTcsses 10 see
inc or 10 be relied upon as good, without his signature
MANY persons have undertaken to vend limitations oI
Hups celebrated usses and thousands are imposed upon
conseouence These limitations cznno; be relied upon thry
are made by unskul mechanics. and are no better 'han
Rooms have been fe up at No. Vesey.street etcil'
svey for ladies' having separate entrance ron e ou
ness department, wbero female is III constant
In ruait III nCn female patients. ~ "
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

ago. - c,..,,,,or.,
DR. Richardson's BfTTERs The Editor OF Tue foSt mas
been made to feel ten years younger hy The use OF one not
tie of Dr. Richardson's BiterS These Brrs are quile
popular and prove highly beneficial The Editor oi me
Posi- is certainly good authority in such case and ms per-
sons experience should 90 far toward establishing Tue Doc
tors Compound. "a, 1T.
From the Essex Banner and Haverhill advertiser
This the the of this valuable
Ii the nosl and eecila iamiy medicine Tor diseases
which its PROCESSES cure has ever been discovered
Il composed of different roots and plents We Ike he
bers because they are quack. but prepared by ru
lar practca physician. who says but very little about them
himself but laves f.r those who use them 10 MAKE the
own statements OF their beneficial effects upon Tie system
We have Just the last Of our bottle winch we putchaS
OF his agents. whose name Will be tound on ie
outside of paper. month ago we could neser run
fight sing haoa dance work, without ieeing hat
our be numbered among those that are
not But these Bittes have and we eel as II we
had been again, and say in our own peculiar
sy le begone dull care, 10 suit ouseves and hose VINO
wish 10 feel so 100 must Richardson's Bters, or
there ia no help fer them.
'om the Lowell Patriot.
To the above chetriuy add OWN testimony OF the
efficacy OF Richardson's Bers. They are excellent Tor
all TIE purposes ier which they are recommended
IL For sale, wholesale and retail, by A. B. ID SANDS,
General Agents 79 and lU0 Fdlton ST. also sold by D.
Sands l. Co M. II East Broadway; A. B. Sands Co.,
No. 273 Broadway; Gassner Young, No. 1872 Chatham
ST l3f In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
So,,tbrp's A.ettrr on Bpron.

r,o 1scu.e upon the Genius of Lord Byron
r0cen,ly delivered in this city BY Rev. HENRY
c,,r. called to our mind the following Letter
concerning the noble Poet by ROBERT SouTHEf IN
renlv TO certain attacks from his LordshlP In 'he
No,e. 10 bis Tragedy Of The Foscar 1t is written
with scorching severity and will, we doubt not be
new 70 large proportion of our readers. 1t was
rubl;sbed in the London Courier and copied into
p,sclwood for January, 1929, where it was accom-
panied by sharp comment, of which the follow
ing is the concluding paragraph:
"As for Mr.. Sou,hey, as all the world knows
hin, TO be @ man of splendid genius and aaHi'raoie
learning, and Of the purest possible character as
man. citizen and writer, we dare TO say tnere
is no risk of his making himself at ell unhappy
about anything which the genius, even Oh byron,
can iaaict-coming, as it does, with the name OF
Lord Byron attached to it. There Is Hometh'ns
very healing in the effect OF such s'sna'uis' ap
piled on such an OCCASION,
The following is the letter addressed to the hoi'
ter OF the Courier:
mr.. souTnEy's REPLY TO LORD BYRON:
Sir. Having seen in the newspapers note
violating 10 myself, extracted froma recent Puollca-
,;on Of Lord Byron's, reques permissionto reply,
through the medium of your Journal;
/ come at once to his Lordshps charge against
me. blowing away the abuse with which 1t Is
fro,hed. and evapora,ing strong acid In WHICH IL
ia suspended The residuum then appears to De-
thar % Mr.. Sou,hev, on his return from Swiizer'
land, lin 1879 scattered abroad caiumnes, know,
ing them TO be such, against Lord Byron ano
o,hers.' To this reply with a direct and pose
tsre denial.
If had been told in that country that Lord By
rom had turned Turk, or Monk OF La lrapPe-
that he had furnished Rarem, or end dowea an nos
p,al, mig b, have thought the account, wn'cheVet
il had been, possible, aud repeated 1t accord,hgiy
passing it, as had been taken, IN the snaii chaee
.,f conversation. FOR no more ,San it was worth
In this manner nigh, have spoken oi nm as OF
Baron Getumbe the Green Man, the Indian jug
s,crs. or eny other fgurante OF the time being
There was no reason Ton any particular aehcscy W
nv nart In speaking of bv hordship And, indeed,
I .h,ald have thought eny ,iuNg which might Dc
,Ynortra oS bin, would have injured hs character
a. B,tie n. the story which greatly anneyei bofu
Neen~r Gutsdfpr9 that he haa ridden rfinoe''
s,aa Re may tide ,hinoccros, nnd thouSh eEeiN
t,asN wsna starr no orc would wosaei' he'
49,. 40, gso,,,fv eaueefajne hitn when ~e'
ahgeed herAuse lc}t no curiosity ! teast nnsh'"e
ANA had naihipr to tepss Vince sp0ke "a WeV'
tf. 10 NY sfirst aai epein4ance ~ 'iaS 'iN'l
h NAs at ehe lis las tfyt ~ NpsNc'U Ana ti,' s"Ns
sseassNa Virgins n Cek4ns --tet = l,aa f's''o
| .assG, in 6o stalei sablfe' lAa = tes''is
elpTe, Apa onis spce 81 feNi3N WIN
sfsasa bA,e siHefi fiA itNtasWe 90
,94 s.assase eva eatas ie3 h. rtaRs issf t,'''
5s.,,s, sss 5, tes1,si te 'af'''tsN as
sss s ss lfs ~, sa
asa t1e ~ U M 4
4ae, Tie 8s sa3 Ae
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
FTAVE YOU A COUGH do no,

IA AF L IOU u NOUUfI l7V 1T
neg!ec: ii; thousands have met premature dealii
for The wan, Of little attention 10 common cold
Have youa Coush !-DR. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT,
safe medical prescriptions containing no poisonous drug
and used in extensive practice Tor several years VIII
mos. positively aiIard relief and you from that awful
disense PULMONARY CONSUMPTION, which annually
sweeps Into the grave hundreds OF the young the Old the
fair, the lovely ard the gay. -
Have YOU Cough BE persuaded to purchase bottle
OF the Expec:orant. TODAY tomorrow, may be too
lale.
Have you Cough?--Jsyne's Expectofsnl is the only
remedy YOU should take TO YOU
For this plain that in oil the thousand cases
p.kere il has been used has i. failed TO relieve.
W. 10 In"
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

AGAINST the authors Of blaspheKous and lascIv1ous
books against men who, net content with lndulg
re their own vices labor to make Others the slaves
of sensuali,y, like ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pubic pan
ders, Who miugng impicty viii lewdness, seek
at once TO destroy the cement OF social order, and
to carry proclamation and pollution into private fam.
i!ies. md into the hearts OF individuals.
His Lordship has thought it not unbecoming in
him 10 call nae scribbier of all work Let the
word scrid6ler pass, it is no. an appcllation that
will stick like tha, Of the Satanic School. But,
ifa scribber how am of one all trork will tell
Lord Byron what | have not scribbled-what kind
of work have not done. have never published
bels upon my friends and acquan,ances, expressed
my sorrow for those Dels. and called them in du-
ring meod OF better nind-and then re-issued
them when the evil spirit which for time had
been cast out, had returned and taken possession,
with seven others, more wicked than himself
have never abused the power of which every au-
thor is in some degree possessed, to wound the
character of a man, or the heart Of a woman.-l
have never sent into the world book to which
| did not dare afix my name; or which feared to
claimin court of justice, if 1t were rlraied by
kna.ish bookselIer.-1 have never manufactured
furniture for the bro,hel. None of these things
| have done none of the foul work by which lit
erature is perverted TO the injury Of mankind. Ny
hands are clean; there is no damned spot upor
,hem-uo tsint, which " all the perfumes OF Arabs
vii not sweeten.
Of the work which hare done it becomes me
ne, here to speak, save only as relates TO the Sa
,anc School, and its Corypheus, the author o
Don Juan. have held up that. school to public
deestation as enemies to the religion the instiiu
tions, and the domestic morals eff the country
have given them designation to achich te1'
founder and leader amsacers have senta stone
from my sling which has smltten their Goliah IL
the forehead. l have fastened his name upon th'
gibbe. for reproach and ignominy, as long as
Shall endure-Take it down who can
One word of advice to Lord Byron before con
alude.-When he attacks me again, let it be II
rhyme For one who has so little command o
himself, it will be great advantage that his TEN
per should be obliged to Keep tune. And while
he may still ndulgein the same rankness and v'ru
lence of insult, the metre will, in some degree
seem 10 lessen its vulgarily.
y,p
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28

RTORISoN'S Hygeian Medicines
I'VE NoTICE.-whereas, 4. a Sansnos, OF 81 Broad
eay, New-York, g making improper use OF AesSx
Mc-ison Co.'S speoiItleat fer tie sale OF ,her Med
cines THIS t. therefore, inform tae public ,ha, s1r
sarnsncs s not azIho-zed 70 sell NORISON'S PILLS
New-Yofk, aEd thai Messrz Aousens oxly Agents IL
lin square, WHOM alone The Medicines can be had zen.
rItne. (Sigred) MORRISON b CO.
Dated British College Of Aeslth, New Road, ,Lsndon
June 18th 1870. iy2u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
y27OgMs IN CHlLDREN.-of al

yNTOgMS IN CHiLDREN.-Of all
w diseases which children are exposed, none are
20 fatal TO them Worms Unfortunately. children are re
seldom free from he and they initiate the symptoms Oh
almost every ether plant, they often produce alarm
ng .ects wiihou, be6g suspected Ihey are mol ony
ali other Diseases wandering from part OF the body 10
another winding themselves up into large balls ana oo'
WILSON'S. and Il death. The desired remedy VIII Oe
found in r -1iNE'S TONIC NERMlFCGE, ~bich
Yl --roesroy the Worms, and nvSofate Inc pow
ers o, digestion so rs 10 prevent OF ihenl
PREPARED ony at South Third stree, Philadelphia,
ane SG5 Broadway New.York Price 90 cents per oo''e.
lt1,.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-28
NNE OF THE GREATEST CURES

<
" ON RECORD, Peter s,tyker Beek.an resideh
township liilborough, county of Somerset and
facts: About years ago vas attacked with PAIN
my right side, and darling 10 my right shoulder WIN
physician pronounced Liver Complaint. After being
his long while, he pronounced my case lncu.
better and work ,t!e but il would be in misery and then
relapse would occur, and you'd be worse nan ever
beg1n 10 cough, which was tight aad Dry aizLness Ia my
head my kidneys were severely anected and had severe
pain aud the p OF my stomach; my TODD dle
aoi digest and II appeared 10 me as II my stomach Was
completely stopped mp or every thing eat was mHed-
atry rejected my bowels very cosve, my cough
increased an became very weak and nay Hest was near
v all zone aud reduced nothing scarcely but skin
aud bone continued get seldom able 20 work
AMI con;ned >art nj TIE bed, and some times all
tie tinr called in lrr:.t al tie ysclans OF
emneuce u. ihs section OF TIE country tr.s'i great
many rctneeS botG hSmc ard ro;l abroad hnt none
1T ;teu wnul a6ar,t me- any permanent rclc. coqiin
ari Ia tN aiserabe cond,ucu-an all MY friends tbought
ritii Ip self that piu>t soon diewhen SGHEHcKS Pui
A Nj ~vstP wa, hyhV recommended l., ne q. the
t-. tay March asi conGlerc.d u>isg II; alter tad
pNtl, 6us bottle ruui oro !ue- happy effect upo0
my kdu'yy; I coautCet usies i5. wien l-W mornings
Itrri s,NSniv ui q st s.iefHsrd brought up
ca ,f aS7t tro qgaf1' oi The mc>t horrible
l,fst ,olsi resembling tripe; I>oon tei;
i ttso isaud Ter >cF le .tsys >-a@twsg <tsrt and
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