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The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

TIE fate oJfie iarentor Of the Gut
7otine.-IIis retreat was SO profound
TIA; i. was said and really believed,
hat he too had fallen victim to his
ova invention Bat it was not SO; he
was indeed imprisoned during the JAG
obia reign Of terror, his crime being
it is said, (Gugot, p. s. that he tesii-
fed an inaiscreet indignation of Il propo
sil;on made to him by Dan;on to super
intend The construction OF q triple giii-
!o.ue. There is no doubt that doub-
& instrument was thought of, and is
said. thai such a machine was made,
and Intended TO bc erected ia the great
lall o. The Paiais de Justice, bat it waa
certainly never used; and we should
very much, and 70: many reasons
loubt whether it could haye been de-
IN ofDanton. The general jail delv-
cry Of Tie oh Thermidor released Gu.
..lo;iae, and he afterwards lived in 4
decent nediocrity Of fortune at Paris,
esteemed !, i, IS said, by-a small circle Of
giends, bat ovcr& heined by deep
easi5iii!y 10 the great, thDngh we cam
aot say wholly undeserved, nnisforiuna
which had rendered his name ignomn'
ious and his very existence subject o
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

The bridge lasted ve-hundred years
as the devil had promised A new one
has been erected which has stolen its
name, but the old one still remains at
lis sIdc.-Hamp8hire GazetIe.
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n u NJ B E r SO.

lad she brother?
Or was there dearer one
Still and a near one
Yet, than all other7
Alas for the rarity
or Christian charity
Uadcr the sun!
Calf was pi;iful!
Near awho!e city full,
Home, shc had ncae.
Sisterly, broiherly,
Fa:herly motherly
Feelings had changed;
Love by harsh evidence
Thrown from IFS emineuce;
ETen Gods providence
Seeming estranged.
Where the lamps CULVER
50 "a. il the river
Nih many a light
From window and easement,
From gsgrct TO basement,
Eh2 stood with amazemen.
L.o2aa.eas by night.
The bleak winl Of March
Made her lramb1e and shiycs;
Bat moi lie dark arch
Otnho black flowing river:
Mai r.or1 ;Ge's history,
Glad to aoo;h's mva,ery,
S1i1. ,o BE- hur.'d-
Anywhere, anywhere
Cal of The world!
II SIC plunged boldly,
Nc matter how coldiy
The rough river ran
Over the briak Of it,
Picmroit, think Of it,
Disso'u:e man!
Law =. g.. I-:-l-~ri.
hen jfyou can!
Take her UP tenderly
Lift her with care,
Fashioned most sienderlv,
Young, and So fair!
Ere her limbs ffigiJIy
StilItn 100 rigidiy,
Dccen'ly, kindly
Gmooih and compose them;
And her eyes, close them,
S.aringso bIindly!
Dread:u,ly staring
Through muddy impurity,
rs when with the daring
Last look of despairipg
Fixed on futurity.
Perishiag eloonniIy,
Spurred by contumeiy,
Cold inhumanity,
Burning insanity;
Into her rest
Cross her hands humbly,
Asifpraying dumbly,
Over her breast!
Owning her weakness,
Her evil behaviour,
And leaving, with meekness,
Her sins to her Saviour!
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n @ TECE e

d HE undersigned, Administrators o.
j the Estate of George w. Halle, de.
ceased, having, at the September Tern
A ID. 1914 Of the Probate Court Of Pa
nola county, filed their accounts for e.
nal settlement nj the November Term
\. ID. 1914 Of said Court:
Notice is hereby given TO all persons
interested IN said csta'e TO attend at he
next November Term rsard Court anc
show cause, i!any ihev have, Why fna
saHI'ae..i aad ~s.owasce o.s,,id uluouu.s
sAou.l 10, .alu 81 ,na3e.
WIN Z. WO0TEN.
r. J. I'ff.'- Han.'r.
cIocfGrore~ n. HATE &a-E.
September @I, 1874 27-6w.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

Intensely Dc1gtlIul; and though roPo5-
listed fa some orthe journals on this
sl1o Cr the Atlantic, have scarcely had
he circulation 10 which they are emil,
led. They cannot be read without C
and The lesson they oo""oT, is
terrible in lis inprossitcness, causing
aae very hear.;o ache attha deso!ation
which !. lha- portrayed with as mucl
Of humanity as powor.-Hoo!'5 Iag.
The Bridge oGs1ghs"
"Drowned! drownedn-IIAMLET.
Once Ia0.o unfortunate,
Weary Of breath
Rashiy ImPortunate,
Gone to her death
Take her up tenderiy,
LII her with cGgc;
Fashioned 50 slenderly,
Tou2g. and 50 fair!
Look ., her garnae MS
C.'''s'''55 ''"' = s'''o'''s'
Drops from her clothing;
Take her ap instantly,
1-0' ;, 80
-,, -. ~ ec,rnr,,,,-.
1,h:oi- or ber ,,onrnf,Jiy.
a,.a,l h,,o,nly.
The Weekly register., 1844-11-23

Dread!u,ly staring
Through muddy impuriiy,
rs when with the daring
Last lock Of despairipg
Fixed on futurity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22
Common Pleas.

- Before Judge lngLs
MARcB 2l-The People, &c. VS. DuGy-Messrs. John
Nckeon and Robertson for the plaintiff, and Charles
OConor Tor the defence resumed the argument the
law points in this red to report OF yester
day when the case given to the jury. The jury
had not agreed up 10 the hour Of adjournment
Cmris VS. Bolis -Sfabbing This was action to re-
cover damages for assault and battery The parties were
engaged In play ing at CAROLS Bowling Saloon on 9Th
December last, when controversy took place between
ihem and ourre the Pet knocks off the defendant, hs,
This provocation induced the defendant draw dirk
with which he stabbed the plaintiff in the left
side Witnesses examined. who detailed the
eas'd te,,ima be,' which resembsd in all its features
Va. geneal Character OF squabies and usavl King
tlcohol was the chief omenter n The quarrel the
dence went TO show that one vi the begerents Currie
had taken over eight glasses OF liquor that day The
temperance societies should look In occasionally at the
bowling saloons many ,such this lake place
here BOWS Spaniar and betray cd much Character
stic bitterness IN the The SpoDard never moves
without his dirk the Italian without his stilletto.
Two doctors sxemin 10 prove the extent Of the in
jury which. pr,yiensily, though inflicted in the left
breast, did no, effect much injury.
The case was adjourned over TO this day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

Gy- WHEN THE BLOOD IS IN AN UNSOUNr
condition il is ready for injection land piowed
narrowed to receive the allotted grain Those who ar
wise will thu refore commence the publication OF Their
blood without delay and those who already attacked
with sickness should do the same.
Ladies should Brandreth's Pills frequently. The,
will insure them rom sickness Of the stomach,
Pills arc harmless They the powers OF life the,
10 not depress them Females will find them to
hat Of health which every mother wishes to enjoy
cosveness often prevalent at interesting period
he Brandreth Pills a safe and efectual remedy
Sold n 2S cents per boxat al Broadway; pa Bowery
1891 Hudson street; Mrs Booths Market street Brook
tSp; Parker Newark
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22
MONEY MARKET
Wedne sday, March 2I-6 r.. M,


Stocks are all up today. better feeling prevails
among the brokers The advance today in instance
reached a. high as 81 per cent Mohawk improved per
cent stonngton = Norwich Harlem 81 Ohio 6's
/; Kentucky III Illinois Indiana u Pennsylvania
Us u Long Island farmers Trust North Ameri.
can Trust Canton !, The sales were quite large at
boh1 Boards The late panic has lost its effect or the
three failures in the street. caused by the sudden fall in
sockswo street Spectators The brokers Of the old
Board still solvent and the Improvement will sustain
those that heavy losers by the decline
The improvement in stocks today can be traced to the
impression made upon of the leading brokers by
nsuenal political leader who has taken very decided
stand against the annexation Of Texas and who
all parties that the thing impossible This has created
short ull in stock operations and quotations in
quence show advance The result may possibly have
different effect from that anticipated The grand move
hss net bssn nsde yet at Washington DO fer rumsr has
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

o. FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-The
suSscr ber in passing from New York to Newark, on
Wednesday evening his pocket book stolen contain
ing S22iO There three One Hundred Dollar Bills
the Butchers and Drovers Bank New YORK; Seo was
in sos COS and los on the Trenton Banking Co., and
Farmers Bank Of New Jersey {Moent Holly and q lew
bills of the Burlington county Bank Of Metiord These
are believed to be all tens One 500 bill the Union
Bank of New York $500 in $50 bills OF the Mechanics,
Bank Of Newark. Tie remainder was in l0's and 'os oil
different hanks in New York city and at the east IN
The above reward will he pad to any person who will
return the money and questions asked Information
may be left with Mark W. Davis East Newark at the Of
fee Of this paper, ut Al Cortlandt st.
3t-eh CHARLES X. DAVIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22
City Intelligence.

PoIice.-Thursday, March 2I---W,loLEsALE Day
Goops TmEr.-on Wednesday afternoon the captain o.
the steamboat james Madison, arrested q man named
smith while in the OF stealing package OF dry goos
valued $50 had been sent TO his vessel TO be 'of
warded TO Nessrs Hoyt * Co. OF Newburgh Since then
officer Bow and Mcrath have traced numerous thelts
of similar character Smith and persons having lost
goods in similar manner viii aid the administration Of
justice by giving notice &c the above named officers the
lower police onice.
An UseRArsSuL RocuE-On Tuesday last a young fe
low Moses smith, called at the house OF Mrs Jaue
Edgar $50 Prince street, with whom he acquainted
and nsited participate in breakfast th was then
ready He assen,ed and after lett the house In the
OF the morning Mrs. Edgar ccrained Ina. colo
watch and seals, valued at S75. had been stolen IRON
drawer in the where they hai br~aiased end no
other person having been in the room suspicion M upon
Smith, Notice given to the police, and officer Jo-
sePh and Barber succeeded yesterday in securing uie
rogue and recovering the watch which had been pawnea
at BeInseiD's in the Bowery. silver watch that ha
been stolen by this rogue from Jacob Hurley, OF
No. Mangin street. was also found at Bernseins here
he h I'd pawned it.
OF ~ Washington street appeared against Anne Johns
ton for entering her house and stealing therefrom lea
Their bed She was quickly pursued and detected in The
act OF burning the bed in her house for which odd
step she assigned reason Warrant granted
Mrs Kennedy against MRS Drummond, for Threatening
to burn her and used violence towards her person
and othorwise acting in adisoroery manner The accused
was admitted to ball. and forthwith commenced state
men' Of the sccoupt per eona in rsost volnble man.
aer. She admitted she had used most violent iangas"
alh justified he oil threats because the complainant,
Mrs had said repeatedly that SHE Nfrs D was ans
thiDg buf lazy she asserted her righl ~ rePe suo
foul aud unoundsd assertion declaring that no matter
whence such provocaton came, il womb be met III o
similar Mrs D. left the court to seek pro- er evi-
dence Several other Of importance we're dis
posed OF and Others postponed till tomorrow.
Coroner's OHice.--Thursday -DnowSEo.-A young
named John Landers painter by trade, while en-
gagged in painting the sizes Of the slip Emily ~ pier No
Fast river accidentally fell overheard and WAS drowned
before he could be rescued His reina ms recovered
by gappngs and inquest held which resulted in q
verdict of accidental drowning"
BlkrpINC Ar THE It;Nss.--The Coroner called to
hold An inquest on THE boy of Michael Mccormick,
tive of Ireland aged 40 wears who died suddenly yeer
day at the of 10th and 10th from
sudden hGmorrhsge OF tbs lungs Verdict accordingly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

LEAD MINE IN UxBRIpGE-We learn that some
gentlemen from New York have commenced dig
ging ore supposed to be lead the farm Of Mr. Chior
Tucker in the west part Of the town of Uxbridge The
first discovered several years SINCE and speci
Of carried to New York to be examined by che
sists gentleman who resides in the immediate vci-
nifty informs that he has pieces of the put into
the fire and that it melted like lead He says emits
very strong suphurous smell while melting Wo'cester
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

ma ITALIAN OPERA-The following letter was
sent at about 10 O'Clock yesterday morning. by sgnora
Majocchi to Signor Palmo -
SIGNoR PALMo- ...o roo
son that over.sxeited myself singing last nigh-not
having recovered entirely from my sore 'hroat-oh az
of which am much to-day ana II IN imPoS'i
Bile Tor me to represent in any opera Adieu oc,,,
Your servant AMALIA MAJoCChi'
We give publicity for the benefit Of those who are IN
teresled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

FATAL ACCIDENT Yesterday morning, James
Woford, seaman, native of Sweden, aged 30 years,
while loosing the nain-topsail, on board the
bark Serene, bound to Buenos Agree, when de-
cending, missed his hold and fell 10 the deck
striking on has head, and killing him instantly
His body was conveyed to the dead house in the
Park
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

frS- JOHN BURDELL DENrIST-After leavin
the OF Chambers street and Broadway last August
{where had resided since 1897 have had office
1852 Broadway Of Franklin street. in the hous,
Of my brother, who is also q Dentist. Those OF my
friends and patrons who wsh to me- will please b.
particular and mention the given name in order to pre-
vent confusion,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22
nIunieinmI Reform,

nz.THERE WILL BE A MEETING AT TANlMANY
HALL this evenng at "a O'Clock OF the Democratic Elec
ors Of the City and County Of New York in favor oi
Municipal Reform which will be a I5sed by the follow
ing gentlemen-
HON. ELY Ac00hE,
hon BEMAMIN f. BUTLER,
JUDGEgA0tON VANDERPOEL,
HON CUAnES McVEAN,
l.. .EEPARD, ESQ,
ID. g. GLEASON, ESQ,
u l.. BROOKS, ESQ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

to- PRIVATE MEDICAL AlD.-The members OF
he New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy in
returning the public thanks Tor the liberal support they
ave received in their charts to suppress quackery,
bg leave state that their particular attention continues
he directed to all diseases OF private nature and IRON
he great Improvements lately made in the principal hos
ais of Europe in the treatment Of those diseases thu
confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid a
santages TO he met with IN any institution M sr
ounry, either public private The treatmenx OF the
College is such to insure SUCCESS IN cvery case ana
otay different from thu rcr ecus rracuce OF running
the consultation with mercury, AM in most cases leaving
disease much worse than the original One OF the mem
bers of the College many years connected with the
principal hospitals OF urcpe attends daily Tor consulta
ion fron 9 AN. to I'M
tmPonsssI Coucrnv iNvALrps.--PeIsons living IL
the country and not finding convenient TO attend per
,onay can have forwarded to them a chest Containing
AL medicines requisite perform perfect cure by stating
heir explicitly together with all symptoms, time o
contraction and treatment received elsewhere any
and enclosing s., post paid addressed to
W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting of the College, % Nassau
rect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

ABOLITION MOVEMENTS. perceive from thu
abolition journals in the Interior of this State, tina
the efforts OF the abolitioniss TO increase ano
strengthen their party at the ensuing election
have not relaxed single ioa, Notwithstanding all
the sayings of Thurlow Weed and Horace Greeley
TO the contrary. We happen to receive the aboli.
ton organs OF Albany and the interior of the State
and we never saw a more vehement spirit expressed
in these journals than that at this moment They are
organizing their forces and mastering all their
strength, IN order to operate on the next election
In the question of the annexation of Texas, they
gladly see the material tor new agitation, and that
they will use 1t to the best advantage we need no
assurance, and will undoubtedly create amongst
the wing party very great division on that SUBJ
Jsct.
At the recent spring elections in the interior of
the State, the abolition vote has increased tremen
dousy over oil previous years Last year, we be-
Geve, they took about 1900 votes If theyincrease
as they have done recently, we should not be sur
prised il 20,0O or 10000 votes would be taken in
this State. These votes, 1t will be recoected come
from the wing party, and this loss will exercise a
very material influence in the prospects Of Mr.. Clay
in New York and New England
Thus far the abolition movement is dangerous only
to the wing interests at the north, but should they
increase in the same ratio as for some time back
danger will speedily epsue not only to the south
but eventually 10 the Union itself
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

BoRGnEsEs BENEFIr.-The talented and mos
especial favorite of the musical public takes he
benefit on Monday night. She does not need an,
formal appeals for support. She has alresdy wol
our hearts over and over again, and all will b,
ready to evince, in the most enthusiastic manner
their regard and esteem. A ballet, in which tn
Misses Vallee appear, forms part OF the evenings
entertainment, and the immortal De Begins aso
appears.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22
Court OF Bankruptcy.

MARCH 2l.-1his Court to hold session this day
but Ia consequence of the illness of Judge Belts the CCG
was adjourned by MIR Morton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

MELANCHOLY CAsUALTy.--Mr. fhaddeus Barnes,
OF ths CITY, after attending sermon by Elder Knapp
Yesterday afternoon, into the store Of Mr. Laher
ch IN Cbspes trest and speaking Of the discourse had
SOUL when he suddenly fell upon the floor and instantly
expired Mr Fitch says,no breath perceptible after
we ,alL Mr. Barnes was professor OF religion and y
good member OF society ~ Haven Herald ,Msrsh 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

90 A SLIGHT DISTURBANCE OCCURRED AT
Hall last night sufficient to call in the aid Of the
watchmen arising OF the following circumstances.
party of musicians singers engaged the Hall Of Mr.
Smith, the lessee After getting possession OF the ROOM
Tor which they had not paid in ul they commenced ope
raons in MIR Smiths absence by breaking open the pis
forte which they had mol engaged at least not paid
lor--whereupon Mr. Smith, his return inierfrred and
replaced the cover at which the concert company dis
persed and the audience evnciny heIeat much dssatis
ponsible for the no-perormapce and denqnencies Of
those who engaged the Hail. with whose arrangements he
had connection interest. During the disturbance
Mr. Smith his agent had opportunity Of explaining
the Misunderstanding.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22
Steamship Caledonia.

News by this ship will probably be distributed
over this city early this morning She was sixteen
days out yesterday noon, and was therefore funy
due at that time. Her day of sailing was on the
9Th, and not the 4th, as many here supposed Fun
particulars are 10 be found in an EXTRA HERALD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

NJ "THE SEASON FOR COUGHS AND COLDS
has literally come" and almost every person you NEE,
with less troubled. Shermans Cough Lozenge.
are convenient article to carry in the pocket and may
be taken through the day without any interruption from
business and they make quick work. the most severe
cough cold fielding them in ~ 3ohours Is your
rest broken at night by tedious cough Try sherman
Cough Lozenges. Have you pain in the breast and side
Apply OF Shernans Poor Mans Pssters, and oui
word for IT, you will find and quicker relief from
these remedies than all the nostrums in the world. They
| never Tail 70 cure.
Dr. Shermans warehouse is i06 Nassau street. Agents
ll7 Hudson street 1873 Bowery II East Broadway l39
Fulton street, Brooklyn and state street, Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

90 Amos HEAD, the Agent for the Herald at Charles
ton c., has removed his office to the more central To-
cation in that city at the of Broad and East
Broadway, nearly opposite the Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

ITALIAN OpERA.-The opera of Beatrice d 1enda
will be repeated tonight, with the same cast as on
Wednesday night We cannot conceal the fact
that great deal Of discomfort prevails amongst
those who patronize the Italian opera by the man
agement of Valtellina in bringing forward such an
opera in such manner. The chief objection ap-
pears to be Signora Majocchi, who is considered
unequal to the role as prma donna, or at least to
satisfy those who frequent the opera house. We
trust, however, that after tonight or tomorrow
night the furry will be over.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

SICKNESS IN NORTH CAROLINA. A fatal enidemic
is said to be raging at this time in Rockingham
County, North Carolina The Raleigh Register SAYS ali
malignant character accompanied with coageston in
of the brain in others Of tho lungs liver
bowels In families II las appeared a the cor ges
tive scarlet lever and the number Of deaths fro the ep
emc in the county, since Christmas Is estimated at from
| $50 to 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

NJ OLDRiDGE'S BALM OF CoLUMBIA.-H viii
stop the hair from falling Off and II grow keeping
from Dandruff scurf DR. McNair's Acoustic oil
certain for Deafness Hays Linament FOR the Piles
and Cologne Water, quart bottles 30 cents An at 81
Coartlandt street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

m7-THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR.
sAPARiLLA Gentan and Sasaras, prepared by the New
York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established Tor
the suppression of quackery This powerful extract
prepared by scientific and medical will be found in
nely superior to the mixture sold by druggists as sarsa
lies OF the roots from which they make the extract In all
diseases arising from impure state Of the blood such as
scrofua salt heum ulcers chronic rheumatism pimpies
pustules the face body pains in the bones or
oints and all complaints arising from an improper use
Of mercury this cxract will be highly beneficial Sold in
single bottles al IS cents each, OF hall Dozen IS 90
Dozen So carefully packed and sent to all parts OF
the Union. Office OF the college 40 Nassau st.
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
N q A liberal discount to country practitioners and
a,Jtcip
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

ny RECORDS PARTSIAN ALTERNATIVE MIX.
rUREFor the permanent OF primary secondary
Syphilis, and all affections produced by improper
Of mercury This powerful Alternative should be used by
all persons suspectng venerea faint in their system
from former disease II is warranted to remove all impu
rites from the blood Solo, in single bottles 81 each in
Of half Dozen 49, carefully packed and sent to all
parts OF the Union Office Of the College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy, 95 Nassau street.
w 8 RICHARDSON, Agent.
n BA liberal discount to country practitioners and
medicine vendors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

ny- DR. HUNTERS RED DROP PUTS ALL CON-
petition at defiance The qualities Of this article df.
rcnt from all other medicines used for delicate dseases
The proof Of it's having cured in thousands of cases in The
City Of New York gives 1t such success that we stand
now emiuenoe from all othera We caution the
puc ~ be- careful Of nostrums got mp every day for the
81 ,ulling them and Of mounebanks taking Their
noney withou, doing them service there any
who doubts Of the eiscacy Of this medicine let them call
at he Hun'erian Dspenssry, at Divuon street where
certificates Of Gurus can be seen some Of eighteen years
tsndog and tho most astonishing on record Price 81
per vial with full directions and warranted cure or no
charge letter post paid describing the case end re-
hitting dollar. the medicine viii bV4orw aIdsd and
cure guaranteed