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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01
REPORTS OF THE DUEL COM
MITTEE.

The Globe of Wednesday evening con-
taius the Report of the majority of the
Committee on the late duel. We present
our readers to-day with commentary on
the report, furnished by correspondent OF
the N. Y. Evg. Post, which we recommend
to their perusal, if they desire to understand
the merits Of the case. The late hour at
which we received the Report andiIs length,
prevents its publication in our paper to-day,
but we intend to insert it next week.
The following Extract from letter OF
the correspondent of the N. Y. Journal OF
Commerce, shows on what grounds the mi
nority of the Committee differ with the ma
jority -
"Mr. Elmore, ono of the Committee,
and who made a separate minority report,
stated his views to-day. He came to the
conclusion that their had been an lnfracton
of the privileges ofthe House and he was
willing, as one of the Committee, to report
the names of the persons implicated. But
he differed from the majority of the Com
mttee in regard to the propriety of report
ing resolutions condemning the persons i'm
plicated to punishment"
"Mr. Grennell, who with Mr.. Rsrden,
made a minority Report, stated that, in his
candid opinion, the Committee had gone
beyond its powers; and he went on to show
how far 1t had exceeded its powees, and
what was the proper remedy for it. His
opinion was, that the Cemnittee would
have discharged their whole duty by simply
reporting the facts and evidence aud that
they, had exceeded their power by drawing All
argumentative conclusion from the facts,
and founding upon 1t, certain resolutions
for the government of the House."
The point of difference, then, between
Mr.. Grennel! and Mr.. Fillmore is that the
former stops with the bare evidence taken
by the Committee, while the latter goes a
step further and states that these fncts show
that certain persons, naming them, have
been guilty of an infraction of the privilege
of the House."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01
PRINTERS NOTICE.

0F Subscribers in arrears for the REPUBLI-
CAN, who reside out of town, will particularly
oblige us now by paying the small sums they
owe US. We are at present sadly
in want of money, and insert this notice in
hopes that those of our Subscribers who may
visit Newport this week, will favor us with our
dues, and that those who do not come TO
" lection will send what they owe us by their
neighbors.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01
FEDERAL SENTIMENTS.

If the appeals that may be made to the
virtue, morality, and intelligence the Peo-
pie caunot prevail, money can be used, and
that will obtain votes and favor, where all
other arts aud appliances are found abor-
tive.-BicknePs Philadelphia Reporter.
The present times are profitable to heavy
capitalists, and they have deep interest in
their Boston Atlas.
The time for reasoning has gone by, ard
it is not by argument, but by suffering, that
conviction will be forced on the minds of
the people.-Philddephia National Gaz.
The single end and aim of the whig par
ty should be, to preserve their power.
Albany EUening Jour.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01
CONCERT.-The tickets for the

CONCERT.-The tickets for the Concert
this evening at Armory Hall, are nearly all taken
up, and we advise those who would not be disap-
pointed of the rich treat offered to them to secure
their admission at once. The universal commen-
dation which is bestowed on the performances OF
the AMERICAN BRAss BAND, of Providence, by all
judges of good music who have heard them, is the
best evidence Of their merit-and of the satisfac-
ton and delight, which awaits their audience this
evening If you like good music go by all means.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01
House and Lot for Sale.

"a The subscriber offers for sale his IIonse,
Igs!m and Lot in the village Of Brooklin, Conn.
I.-.AAa. The House has been built but few years,
is convenient and pleasantly situated On the prem
good Barn Woodlouse, &c. The Lot
contains acre Of frs, rate land, with Of the
best gardens in the village Possession will be given
immediately, OF the purchaser may receive the rem
until April, 1889. A part of the purchase none,
may remain if required. For further particular
and terms, apply TO ID. c. RoBISsos, at Brooklyn, oI
10 the subscriber, at Newport, X. l.
April 25. SAMUEL y. MASON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01

THE CANADA ExECUTIoNs.-We under
stand that the execution of the seven Patri-
OTIS which had been fixed on the Goth, is
suspended, until the will Of the Home Gov
ernment shall be known. This is wise
step-djctated more by policy than human
ity !-Rockester Democrat.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01
MARINE MEMORANDA.

Ship John Coggeshall, Macey, of this port, was
spoken IN Oct. last, with 1900 bb!s sperm oil.
Sch'r Export, Lawton, for Providence sailed
from Mobile 10th inst.
Arrived at Charleston 10Th inst. schr Geneva
Almy, from New Orleans
Arrived at New Orleans. Goth ult brig Gov
Coddngton Cozzens, from this port.
Cid at Philadelphia, 23d, schr. Franklin Greene
Waite. for Wilmington.
Cid. at Savannah, 18th, schr, Eagle, Wylle, Ha
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01
~SPKING GOODS.sD
WIN. d. b r.. J. SWAN.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
No 40 THAMES STREET.

Ed DESPECTFUfLY inform theif friends, ard
n oihe public GENERALLY, that they have received from
New York. A FULL, AND FASHIONABLE
ASSORTMENT Of Brondclohs, Cassinieres. Sat
tncis, aud Vestings, suitable for the season, which
they will make UP 10 order, in the best manuer.
ALSO, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspendcrs, IIdkfs.,
Comiorters, Cravats, Stocks, Bosons, Collars. and
every other article usually found in such an establish.
neni, at prices which cannot fail to suit those who
eeldisposed to paronse them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
complete assortment Of READY MADE
CLOTHING, constantly on hand and for sale 40
cheap oanbe bought at any other store in the state
March 2sh
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

VHNtiE Subscriber having been appointed BY the
n lion. Supreme Judicial Court at their March
Tern, 1893, assignee 10 Albert Coitrell Charles G,
Heath aad John Landergan insolyent deb tors here
by gives nouce that six months from said Term was
allowed by said Court for the creditors to t,resen,
their claims. And all persons indebted 10 said in
solvent debtors are requested to make immediate
payment to ISAIAH BURDyCK
newport apni icth 1852. Assignee.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01
The Alexandria Gazette "a whig paper,)

The Alexandria Gazette "a whig paper
las the following paragraph:
Mr.. Poinseu, whose late severe illness
has given his frieuds and the public so much
concern, is, we are happy TO say, fast re-
covering hi. heal,h. Mr.. Poinsetl's char
seier and station, and the able aud jealous
manner, ia viii h he discharges his duties
as Secretary of War, have interested tile
whole country in his behalf, and made ev-
cry one anxious for his restoration 10 health.
The currency of the State Of Michigan
passes under the distinctions Of" Wild Cat"
and " Red Dog" money.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01
DA ANCING SCHOOL.

NER. CAPRON, Of Providence, respectfully
I'VE gives notice to the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
Newport that be will open School for instruction
in the polio accomplishment Of DANCING, a.
bopt the 10th Of Maya more particular notice Of
which, in regard to tune and place will be given here
after.
Newport April 25, 1893.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01
NOTICE.

UDICKED up adrifl in Long Island Sound, some
time last February, 81 Bales of Cotton, by
Benjamin Burt, OF schooner Atlantic, supposed to
be lost from the sloop William II Bum. A part Of
the same has been clamed-any person authorised
to claim the remainder will please call on
ROBERT STEVENS.
Newport April 4h 3w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01
EXHIBITION AT THE THEATRE.
MECHANICAL DiORAMAs-

'"RAND MECHANICAL DfORAMAS-
" Exhibition consists of three Oil Paintings on
hundred and twenty square feet of canvas, each
Ist. Via Doorosa, or street OF grief, in Jerusalem
2 The interior of he Cathedral OF Burgos, ia
Spain 3 A Spanish view, called Font Arabia.
Moving Diorama of Bonaparte crossing the Alps
with 10000 troops, all in actual motion. The burn.
ing of the Steam Boat Royal Tar, on her passage
from st. Johns to Portland. The Royal Tar and
Bonapare crossing the Alps are not mere paintings,
on the contrary, the effect s entirely produced by
machinery. To be open Tuesday evening, May 1.
Doors open at "a to commence at o'clock, pre-
cisely. Admission 25 cts.-Chdren under IL
years of age who accompany their parents, half
price. Tickets may he had at the door, and at the
bookstore Of WIN. Callahan. May LIST.
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.........,,.A Ss w a..

Doors open at half past 7-the order will be
taken up at o'clock, precisely.
0F@ The Subscribers to the above Concert
are requested TO call at the Bookstore Of w
CALLAHAN and obtain their tickets.
-" A limited number of Tickets remain un
sold, which may be obtained by an early appli
cation at the above store.--price so cents each
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01

JOB PRINTIsG.-Having recently receiv-
ed several founts of new and elegant type, We are
prepared to execute job printing, Of every descrip
tion in a superior and fashionable style.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01

g5 Whig money has carried the election IN
Baltimore.-Mr. Kennedy is elected by 5,9o4 votes
his majority is sG2. In July, 1887, Gen How
ard (Dem.) received 6,o62 voies--Mr. X. 9S less
now.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01

The following description of the new
Steam Ship F" Great Western" just arrived
at New York from Bristol, will be read With
interest. After the very successful expert
ments made by this vessel and the " Sirius, "
the former having crossed the Atlantic in
fifteen and the latter in eighteen days, a
doubt can no longer exist as to the practi-
cabiity aud safety of regular commnni-
cation by steam, between the new and the
old world
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. Dtro.

In this town, on Saturday 2is inst. Mrs Free
love Remsen, widow Of Abraham , Remsen, Esq
aeed xCI years and 10 months.
On the I5,h inst. Mrs. Dinsh Gessen, aged 6S
years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01
NOTICE.

YENIIE Subscribers have formed connex ion in
y business under the firm of NICHOLAS
UNDERWOOD Il son, for the purpose Of
BUSINESS at the store formerly occupied BY
Peleg Weaver and recently by Nicholas Underw God
No IS Thamcs-street where a general assortment
of PAINTS, OIL 4 GLASS may always be
found, aud all orders in their line will be strictly and
promptly attended TO
NICHOLAS UNDERWOOD,
CHARLES w. UNDERyYO
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For NEWPORT q, PROVIDENCE

.mwu The steamer KINGSTON
Capt John ii. Richmond
sSrTEJ ,Astgy viii leave Providence this
"fsSsszsssa-.rss1sss' Day, May lst at 3 p. NJ. and
Newport at 6P. NJ On "Wednesday, ELECTION Day.
will leave Providence at A. NJ. and Newport az 8
p. M.-Afler which viii leave Providence at SA. NJ
and Newport at 4 P. NJ until further notice.
Nav lst
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01
BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, April %.

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot ]
At market 200 Beef Catile,-yokes Working
Oxen, 10 Cows and Calves, 20 Sheep, and 10
swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-We quote extra o 90 (;
first quality at 81 rs a 90; second quality ~ a
80 /; third quality Sc 90 a 6 IS.
Cows and Calycs-We notice the sales Of Seve-
ral-S2S, 30 and S35.
Sheep-Prce not made public.
Swine-LOts we're taken at cents for SowS,
and cents tor Barrows; at retail &c Tor Sows
and 10 cts. for Barrogs.
NEw-YoRK CirTLE MtREEr, April %.
Beeves-The supply Of Beef Cattle to-day in
cluded 500 head, OF which 200 were from the
South The demand being more active, $50 head
were sold at an advance Of J0c. per cwt. on the
previous weeks quotations-prces ranging al -
so SO, and forming an average Of - per cwt
Cows and Calves-SiIty we're offered today
Of which number ~ were taken 81 S35 a i5-lasl
weeks prices
Sbeel-No Sheep Of any consequence, with
the exception Of few come down by the steam
boats. have arrived during the last few weeks--lhe
farmers holding back I'LL sfter shesring. Prices
continue nominaliy the same
Hay & Straw-fIay sells at GA Sic and is
arriving in moderate qusntites-Straw dull at 81
a per 100 bdls.
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NEw-Yopx CIrrLE MlnKEr, April %.
H a r T te b.

S@>1~
At Mobile on the I2,h inst. Capt John NJ Buri,
Of mi, town. TO Miss Eliza EzeIl, Of that city
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The subscriber wishes all those indebted to him by
note or book account TO call and settle the same
and those having any demands TO present them for
settlement. N. UNDERWOOD.
March ll,h-u
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hold so tons Of water. Notwithstanding
the large space devoted TO the engines, bol-
lers aad machinery of the vessel, the num-
ber of passengers ber,hs. making up loo
beds, besides cabius and sleeping places for
officers aud crew, there is room on board
for 900 toas of cargo.
The Great Western will remain in the
river for another week, to complete her fit
tinss up and take in part of her Goals, and
she will then proceed TO her native place,
Bristol. She leaves Bristol for New York
on the 9TH Of April, and from the success
which attended the first experimental ex-
cursion yesterday, we anticipate favorable
voyage across the Atlantic. The Williams,
coal brig with 40 tons of Goals, is lying
alongside the Great Western, and will dis
charge her cargo into the cosl-bunkers of
the steam ship o-morrow.-She will take
in another ship load. 400 tons at Bristol.
The coal tanks are so disposed, that as fast
as they are emptied during the voyage they
will be filled with sea water, the fuel and
water alternately supplying the place OF bal
last
The case of the old notes of the United
States Bank is a very simple one. Con-
gress created by law a banking corporation,
which was TO exist for limited time, after
which its operations were TO cease and its
officers and agents were to close its affairs.
Its charter has expired, yet its officers and
agents keep'its affairs open, and continue
its operations by reissuing the old notes
which i: is their duty to cancel, and which
NJ ,It f,,rth t,nIar tho faIsn nf n
authority no longer in existence. This
falsehood and breach of duty in the officers
and agents, the bill which has passed the
Senate proposes to punish. 1t extends not
to other persons.-N. y. Egg. Post.
1t is astonishing TO read the accounts of
the numerous and rich mines that are dis
covered ALMOST every week in the western
states. "This occurrence" says the Iowa
J News, has of late become so common, that
on hearing of a new one, it is hardly con-
sidered worth mentioning." We were a
few days ago shown a piece of iron ore
! from the mountainous district of Missouri
Ii is the richest mineral that we have ever
seen, and we are informed that the mass
discovered in the spot whence this was
brought, is inexhaustible, and will yield 90
per centum of the pure metal. 1t is equal
if not superior in texture and for working
TO the best iron imported from Europe. It
can be furnished at New Orleans at the
rate of 81 dollars per ton,--a sum not more
than one fourth of the price of Russia iron.
This is subject of immense importance to
the Southern trade. Mining operations in
such rich country, and with an opportu-
nifty so favorable for competition with for
eign market, can be turned to great advan-
tage. The time is certainly not distant,
when all America will be supplied from
those regions; and when probably Europe
will receive back a portion of the metal
which she has exported to our shores.
AT
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01

III We wonder where our two Senators were
when the bill to prohibit the circulation OF the
notes OF the late Bank of the U. S. passed the
Senate They, with other valiant ,ckigs were a
mong the missing, IL is rule in Whig tactics TO
dodge the question whenever vote is embdrraS-
sing-and no better evidence is needed of want
Of principle, than such conduct affords. This
game has been played pretty frequently by the
Whiggies this session, and our Senators appear to
understand il well.
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NOTICE

vuNHE Subscribers have formed connexion in
II business under the firm Of j. Il II. HOLT,
for the purpose of carrying their business a, the
Stall No. !, in the Brick Market, recently occupied
By their father; JAMES HOLT
HENRY HOLT.
Newport, March 1893.
J. & II. HOLT hope, by strict attention 10 their
business TO meet the wishes of their customers and
to merit the patronage Of their fellow citizens, which
they very respectfully solicit.
The subscriber wishes al' those Indebted to him,
by note book account, to call and settle the same,
and those having any demands To present them for
settlement. JAMES HOLT.
March ~, 1893.
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SIoop Caroline, Barker, OF tins poI
CLEARED.

The Sch'r Blanca. Lewis, fiom Norfolk bound
to Boston, with cargo of naval stores (mentioned
in our last as having gone ashore at Block Island
on the 18Th nst has been got off and arrived here
ON "Wednesday last
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LAST NOTICE.

HyHE Subscriber, Collector of the TOWN
a TAX, voted in June last, hereby gives notice,
to all deluquens, that unless their Taxes are paid
on or before Saturday, the 18th Of May, their seve-
raj Estates will be attached and advertised for sale
by list being posted up in both Markets,
May !. II. &. MARTIN.
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~ The New-Yofsers have had grea' spree
on board the British s,eamers- The mayor ai,o
CORPORATION of the City, visited both oil 'hem. N
state on inyitauon. and were feased IN great s'ye
an Nav YORK has been partially deransed since
,beir arrival and as the only cure has been found
;n visir 70 the ships they have been thronged
with thousands The fever is at present suosiding
the nine DAYS OF wonder having about expired
We bope soon 10 see an aitemp! made TO rival En-
gland in this part Of her march DER the mountain
wave ;"--she has stolen the march upon US this
time, and has got short distance the start, but
Brother Jonathan is not slow when be undertakes
TO go-ahead, and we have no doubt he will show
John Bull his stern ports before long.
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PART 7.

|. GRAND TRoor-composed and arranged
by S. KnGbol.
,, TRo-Evening Parting Hymn-Trom-
bones and Bass Horn BLIyEN, Dun
BARand BARNEY, Boieidioa,
). GRANAomEE-with variatonS-E Flat
Bugle, Solo, J G. GREENE, Full Band
accompanimeniS-arrang by kndbi.
l. llERo'S QucK SrEP--F Band-hy
). CHARMING WALTz-Trombone obligaio, Strauss.
g. QuoK SrEP-subiec, from the drama of
The Wrecker'S Daughter, "--aIran-
gedby KnaJd
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PORT or NEWPoRT.
ARRIVED.


THURSDAY, April &c.
Brig Mexico, Davis, of Westport, from Atlantic
Ocean, and days from Little Bahama Banks,
with $50 barrels sperm and 20 do. Black Fish oil.
Spoke April a0,h, Brig Bruce, Of East Haddam,
Conn, with loo hblS. sperm oil same day, Brig
Sarah, Of Rochester, AS do. sperm.-IIeard from
at Sam Bay, April 10Th, sch'I Pocahontas, Wilkey,
ofthis port 20 bbls. sperm; Brig Gov. Hopkins, of
Bristol, % do. Brig Orion, of Rochester, 80 do
The Mexico has been absent one year-has ia
ken $50 bblS since the 6thofApril off the ahama
Banks.
SUNDAY April 90.
Sch'rs Louisa, Blanchard, ofWscasset from Gar.
diner for Warren.-Lafayetie. Atwood, of Boston,
from Martinique for Bangor--Lucy & Margaret,
Marvel, of Charleston, for Portsmouth MARY,
Small, ofDennis from Boston for Proudence.-Car
olina, Winslow, OF Somerset from Bay River, for
Somerset.
MONDAY. April 80.
Sloop Caroline, Barker, olths port, FIN Savannah.
CLEARED.
Sch'r Despatch, N ckerson, Providence,
do. Willard, Willard, do.
do Jupiter Kelly, do.
do Hudson, West, New Bedford.
Brig Mexico, Davis, Westport.
Sloop Halcyon, Smalley. Providence.
--..eAS.-
L
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PART II.

l. GRAND TRoop-fGom the Opera Of Gin
derilla, arranged by KnGbel.
= . DoLcE CoNCENro--Solo variations
Trombone, c. J. BLNEN-Ful Band
accompaniments, 6io.art
3. DouBLE CoNcnTo-ior two Bugles,-
GREENE and WEsr-Full Band ac-
ompanimentS--arrange by Kndbei
4. QuIcK SrEP-Trumpet obligato, Cooks,
5. WALTZ-ienor, Trombone obligato, BLN-
EN- Strauss.
6. QuoK STEp-composed and arranged for
the AMERICAN BRAss BAND, by n. d. Tauior
7. GRAND FNALg-WAL and PoLAccA-
composed and arranged for the AMrR-
IcAN BRASS BAND, by n. D. Taylor
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An iniernsson Of ten minutcs triH be had befreen
The LIST and 2d parts.
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TERMS-THE CALIFORNIAN will be published
weekly at So, 90 per annum, at 81 so il paid in
advance. If payment is made within six months
from the time OF subscribing it will be considered
az advance pay. No paper will be discontinued
until all arrearages paid, except at the option of
the publisher ..ut. tg..
IPAdvertisements will be inserted for the GUS
tomary prices. Persons are requested to state the
number of weeks they wish their advertisements
published, otherwise they will be inserted till for
bid and charged accordingly.
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I, any so good, and took leave, fully determined
to become good house keepers without delay.
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CURE FOR DIARRH@A.-The following is said
to be certain cure for the darrhea. 1t should
be cut out and preserved.
farch half pint of rice until it is perfectly
brown; boil 1t down as il is usually done, eat 1t
slowly, and it will stop the most alarming diar-
rhga in very short time.
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be procured, is, that it promotes all the animal
secretions necessary health, which is the cause
of it's snluary effect in dropsy. Great debility
will always follow the use of powerful evacu-
ments and the best medical writers now recon-
mend nutricious niment rs the hest medicine in
every, even in extreme eases of debility. The
bark 81 leaves of the elder have been long known
us powerful evacumens, aud no: esteemed I'm.
safe. Yet caution is recommended in using the
buds. as their effect is esteemed and has been
found dangerous in some cases.