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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30
w A N Il S

"ANTED. A young Lad to stay in an Office,
w ont who can come well recommended, will
hear of good place by applying at the office Of the
Clipper. ap29-2t
SITUATION WANTED. BY middle aged
~ man, without family, as an OVerseef-he is fully
acquainted with his business in every respect, or
would accept situation to take the management of a
livery stable or porter, or assist in any mercantile
house-the very best of references in regard cha
racter SC. will be given. Apply at
SCOTTIS Intelligence Office,
ap13 No 10 Exchange Place.
WANTED. An active, intelligent Lad, OF good
w moral character, to attend III Dry Goods store.
HENRY w. COOKE,
apes Corner of Hanover and Lombard-sts
sNiTUATIOS WANTED, by a single man, to
~ superintend to assist in conducting any kind of
a mandatory. He has had considerable experience
in that occupation, and is acquainted with saw mill
work generally. Good references given. Apply to
SCOTTl'S Intelligence Office,
APPS No. 10 Exchange Place.
NMTANTED-A white WOMAN, To do the
w cooking for small family To one with good
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
IUST RECEIVED from London, via New
- York, per ship Toronto, fresh supply OF GAR
DEN SEEDS, consisting in part Of
20 Prince Albert, Victoria, Marrow * other Peas
80 Early Mazagan, Sword, Long Pod and other
2eans; London Horticultural Pole Beans
Large York, Buock's Heart, Flat Dutch and
large Birmingham Cabbages
Cabbage and Coss Lettuces
Long scarlet and turnip Radishes
Seymour's superb white solid Celery.
% Together with general assortment oil other
SEEDS-for sale low by
SAMUEL FEAST, corner of
apl0-dl weO2w Charles and Saratoga-sts.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30

Ohm W. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER,
~ fAYEIrE-sr', adjoining Assembly Rooms jal -ly
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30

- sharpening table knives, for sale by the quantity
or single one; also, few put up in superior style for
DENTISTS. For sale low at No, N. Howard-st.
just round the corner of Baltimore. Don't mistake
the No. fmh2i-2m G. f. WETMORE & co,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30

y BUTTER KNIVES, CAKE BASKETS, Casters
Butter Coolers, High and Chamber Candestcks
Toast Racks, Napkin Rings Salt dishes, BronZed
Tea-hels, Oyster and Asparagus Forks, Soup and
Gravy Ladies, selling off low at the NEW FURNISH
ING WAREHOUSE, No N. HOWARD STREET
just round the corner of Market street.
mh2i-2m C.. +. WETMORE s. co.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30
VIZ EST'S PATENT LAMPS.
w No. Is SHARP STREET,

Important Improvement in
the use of artificial light by the
introduction of
WBST'S PATENT CYLIN-
DER LAMPS,
Suitable for Stores, ParIors,
Workshops-in fact every sit
uatlon where a good light is re-
CURED; the grand object attain
\ ed is that the Lamp can be
\ burned out perfectly dry when
\ the wick is not more than an
! inch in length, consequently the
"a light will never go out when
< there is any oil in the lamp,
which entirely obviates the ne
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BUSINESS CARDS, Sc.

al OATMORANCY III. PRICE.
I'VE PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
mh24-u No. go s. CALVERT STREET
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30

AIRS. NICKERSON, 81 N. Howard-st, has
WI on hand variety of Bonnet Lawns. apps
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-30

ar.g+A, FOR SALE. Six genteGl two Story
nilHI1 BRICK HOUSES, OIL York street, between
i.aHii Light aud William streets. Also, "A large and
Msll III comfortable three story Brick DWELLING
in COnrtland street, with large back building and other
con Veulpupps, IuQuirp of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-19
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.

AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
per cent. saved - she sea1ert
TTVliE subscriber has taken that large and con-
u veaens located hayos Bridge. sdoia-
the Dock and within i5a yar Of Main street, where - pro
poses 10 do ...
General Auction and Commission Bua:ness.
This ssahi,hpeu, city
safe nom risk Of nre and sufficiently eounoous for all the
of this business and ct this advantage Tho 80
ef being out NJ the corporate limits all sas made there
erenpt nom IN. imposed saies BY the city
With these advantages and the Of set attention ss
Of
rorsge Of his friends and public I'm general
He will keep Tor all times Ground Plaster Salt Lime and
Tar At the lowest market rate. for cash. HIRAM HARRIS
Richmond. February is,h. 1874. sAe1
Il IcoHicE-ie prime aaaliy, landing ,scty
a ral6 DAVENPORT q ALLEN.
- DUNsPAUcn q 90. have now on hand 400 Over Coats
N Of Pilot and Beaver AMI doubled mied
nom s to ss Those in wsnt Of such Garments can be accom-
moead with something low FOR cash the Clothing store
No g. Wet. pIan 81 doors from VI Jenkins ccner no 20
y no 90 JOAN N. GORDON.
VESTS-VESTS
or the latest style OF Pattern aud Cut!
u. Party Dr-.s sueha,-
Rich Figured silks and woo'en veivcu
DO ard plain black saiins
Dix French tassimeres
herinocs and vaineiss, &C. &c
No. Is0. main st., Corner 18Th
PANTS-PANTS-PANT
- DUNsPAuCB CO have hand 500 Pair Pants Of
" every quality and style usaay kept IN similar establishments
Those would 10 wei sock before parehss
elsewhere. No e. We, SIS doors from H. Jenkins
Corner. dee
RrTIyY anil IaIcc 1e c, and Mse.n,w blankets for al,
II by n"ss T. r. PRICE
CHEAP AND GOOD.
BUsr received the Lynehhus large assortment OF Cats
81 foek and Dss Coats Cashmere ami Csssneu Pants
Vests &c which os low prices. for cash. at the
Clothing store, iis Main street ~
| Slno % D. STONE q co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-19
SWANS SERIES OF READERS.
NEW BOOKS.

FE7IiE Charleston Book a miscellany in prose
II and verss; compiled entirely from oinative
s.deni citizens ChsIe,ion C. veIy volume
weilprinted
No Is Ii7TpeTs Illuminated pibls
No. : Wandering Jew
Agineoun: n novel, by James
No d RendaIfs Life OF Jackson
The NcviIes Of Ganetstoyy-by Dr. Lever author Of
Charter O'Hary
Wilton Harvey and other Tales, by Miss sed7.xiek
lIso
further fuppy Of that valuable and cheap work.
History French Revolution complete Si.sj.
RASH 4 WOODIIOJST.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-19

Law BOOKS WANTED.
W. RANDOLPH & Co, 12l Main street, Rich
mood VII give seoa price in sssss ses any guam
ssssn-eas rnsass Ia q - ~. Z r..,r,it 3Hr
hsaford'. nspsss> - . t0 veas ~ =.
llssnlns Z hs.foss'. nssors.. "a e AvoA. re
49, Hi0LiNS. ELUTkX &c. - : :
WE have for sale. cheap. large as.ortmen,
w of Voia- F'u's'' r'ss csr'esss> SAsssss esi,.n
ss Nv. nAnDoLrB q co.
'CHEEsE
~ 50 easAs Cheese
IS bones Pima Apps do
10 s',ss Iai Eas'.A so-.ros ale ~
SPERM OIL:
~ 10 Sperm OIL auay-fos.
by lhs WILLIAMS BAxALi-
AIDES SILK BtskINs-sr.sSpIs Akrclr-w. have ON
s ba.An all ssined winter they very superior
In nn sa and qualify, for 'a's low BY
SPERM CANDLES:
~ so bones a,i quality
a. second aD.l'y-Yo' ..,s sy
SUGAR:
~ 20 half eor.s wool.ey = woo,.ey. No. Loaf sus.r
10 sbi' No. ruveri.sd-ros by
.e WILLIAMS Il nAxALI-
CHAMPAGNE
20 basket. Champagne Wine. genuine and Of Is,
0e WILLIAMS u uAxALL-
HARDWARE. CUTLERY. &c. &c.
w. y. * j. DOMAIN,
IMPORTERS DEALERS
In Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
AVE in store large and well assorted stock,
Il Il consisting in pauof
Ivory Handle Knives and Forks in Of 81 pieces
do. do knives only
Buck. Hon. Cocoa Hand. Knive. a.a Forls
Ivory and Buck Handles Desert do do
Rogers super Pen and Pocket Knives
Wade Butchers Super Raxors
Ger Silver and Bfa's Tea and Table Spoons
Hoe 4 Cos Mil saws
Eowisnds DO do
Ger. and Caa Steel Hand and rannei saws
Coticr. key & Comm Vices
Mouse Hole Anvis
Strap Hinges Sad Irons. Horse Shoes and Mails
Also, beautiful Dsxons Bra wareto which
Sey call the attention Of dealers.
w. 3. 4 J. DOMAIN
ia 80. III Main Street.
APPLESi APPLEs!i
WE have Jus. received James, Boston, another
lot I'm hne order) of those Red Apples for.
apply 10 u &c JAMES FISHERS SONS.
bsis landing Cor sale by
Y ia "a DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN
NoT1CE-A second supply DIR. e. b. smihs whooping
Cough Cordial just 10 hand Steamer Columbus
de JoHNsToN'5 Medical Emporium.
FOR THE LADIES.
While and Black Satin Slippers.
Fresh supply.
1UTNEY WATTS arr. and be autiful
lot OF Ladies' beautiful Satin spper of tho
ae,tsnie and BEAUTIFUL shape We invite
dies beautiful stock Of Ladies' Shoes every
PUTNEY 4 WATTS
Dealers fashionable styles OF Ladie.' Shoes.
n CASES prime Calabria Licorice, for sale
Il Il By de 81 WEBB. BACON & CO.
GAIrER BoUrs-we have on hand good stock Of Cater
~ Boots Of good quality, which low, also
Cater, and Ba'1in' OF the best quality for sal. low by
IL PUrNEY WATTS.
CHAMPAIGNE VINE
~ r. BOrinser Co.'S celebrated and superior Cham
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NOTICE.

WE take this occasion to give
sosiee that we kecp eoestansly % ND. esovsA
cates and Cooking Raneers of al kindA that
are generally as-d IN This markss. 90 cur own
manufacture. which We Win s~ii o. rsasoeabss
terms. Also. Motif AErieaRurai Furnaces fos
stsaniinx FOOD for stoek. which ~ viii ell ~
TIM manufacturers prices. afssr adding the er-
pen-cs. nj our Tin. ssovc and Sheet Iron Manu-
factory. near the iei Tavern. where NIL kinds
nibe done on the mosi reasonable tems> and a.
ohns wuh Tin or Copper, Gutterins. te.
q. Y. WELLER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-10
MONEY MARKET.
Friday, May 9th, O PM.

The stock market is steady but very much depressed
stonngton improved per cent? Norwich and Worcester
Illinois SIS, Canton Long Island, t. Reading
Erie Farmers Loan, Pennsylvania 5s Indiana Mohawk,
and East Boston closed firm at yesterdays prices Morris
Canal fell off T. Quotations for the past few days have
been very uniform and the market appears be much
depressed it is possible for of and the alb
of operators to make it, The transactions to
be principally in fancy stocks and in those requiring
the smallest amount of capital to carry. Tho in
activity Of business generally affects the stock mar
ket injuriously, and we do not see the slightest
possibility Of getting up any speculative movement
likely to improve prices give activity to the market
There have been many things within tho past six
months brought bear upon the stock market and pr
have for such length Of tme been steadily decln-
ing that is the prevailing impression that quotations
have nearly touched bottom and that very little aera-
ton in prices either way will for time be realized Tho
operations in the market mostly in railroad stocks
such as the Long Island Norwich Worcester stoning-
ton, and Harlem. The sales of Vicksburg are very
small Holders of United States Bank seldom offer their
stock in the market
The first bank established in Ohio, upon the indepen
dent banking system is the Bank Of Dayton. The spe-
clio capital of the bank is $4,000 and the amount
stocks upon (which the immediate circulation is to be
based, is $4,000.
The demand for foreign exchange is very limited
Good sterling bills are held at a9t per cent premium.
Bills on France g. 26i ST. %.
Domestic exchange is very inactive, aud quotations
merely nominal. We annex the rates current
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Amusenaents.

Our citizens have now an opportunity Of visiting
the most extensive Menagere ever exhibited in this
country it is located the corner Of Eighth st. and the
Bowery, and is owned by Messrs Ogden Weeks &c
This mcnsgeric arrived in this city Thursday and
marched through some Of principal streets previous
70 their arrival at their depot Some idea be formed
Of the magnitude Of this collection when the fact is made
KNOWN that they give employment to about hundred
men and that about seventyfve horses and thrty.sx
carriages of various kinds necessary for the trans
portaton from place to place Of the various specimens
OF zoology, and Ornohology of which their exhibtonEs
comprising as does almost every species Of
the animal and feathercd tribe There animal
before exhibited in this country refer to the Black
Tiger This the only black Tiger ever brought here
II was caught the shores of the river Amazon and in
very short space Of time has been brought completes
subsection by the alconquering prowess of Herr Dries
BACH the most celclcbrated Lonamer in the universe
The view OF the performance Of this wonderful man. Ia
alone worth the price Of admission He enters the cage
with of the most ferocious animals of the brute
creations enough in all conscience to DESTROY dozen
men, yet by his ndominabc courage and almost super
human proves nc has obtained such power them
that he handles and ondles them like many kittens
His performances only be appreciated by being
modest The clergyman can recommend it to his flock
fathers OF families take their wives and children
there in the confident that nothing immoral or
vicious Will meet their view and think they will
perform an act Of duty in thus giving their families an
opportunity OF seeing this splendid collection Of animals
and birds t'
ORIGINAL ETHIOPIAN SERENADERs-PALMo's OPERA
HoUsE.-Last night was the third since the occu-
pancy Of this house by tho Ethopean and from the an
posed to be the first. There is novelty and freshness
IN these performances that must command universal at
tcntion Their programme for this evening is richand
Tor next week the attractions will DO still greater
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-10

Sr JAoo DE- CusA, April lssome heavy transactions have
taken place IN the Sugar market from az for Mucoya
does and 80 70 81 for browns and ~ ~ for whites; at these
ass tne Temnns h with every appearance Of being
and Of Box Sugars hand they are bought up
as they Mossses scarce held firmly At SIT
o gallons casks included Ia Coffee change whatever
o the last two weeks we have had heavy rains which
injurious 20 the Tobacco but is st generally
that will result larger than the last in this district Fresh
supplies Of Provisions have in since last and have
bee, sold within the range Of quotations The present
stock o. most articles Is moderate the only exceptions Fish
Beef Mess slo per bb Jerked American 81, per 100 lbs
sales Butter yellow 3 sales Candies, taow los and 2
49, sperm long Cheese American, 10 IS sales
Fish, God small abundant ake ~ for 10 drums supe
pei bSl sales. Flour spanish Dbl .bund,n! Hams
PC! gallon Onions per Dbl for sprooted Pork clear II yer
Dbl Mess i5 Bacon oper o Potatoes IN Dbl Rice
x 81 Boards ! W. ~, "a ri i:ss, IaISs5s p.n
Suga Box Shocks a@ Coffee, washed and pulped st SIC
100 saii,E 3D. Tao; ordinary TO best unwsshed
trage and half rage " s.; Sugar, assorted white and
alone 3k AL Mucovado az AZ; Molassex including cak
SIT per los gallons; Tobacco 10 a H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-10
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, May 0, Is5.
ovorArross ron UScuRnEsr MONEY!.

The amount Of uncurrent money offering for redemp-
ton, has fallen of within the past few weeks and the
quantity offering is very limited The spring bust
is about over and the customers from the country
thinning of The importers and jobbers have been
much disappointed in the seasons trade the sales not
amounting to much anticipated The stocks Of
dry goods in first and second hands in this city,
large, and the supplies now coming in are much
greater than the demand from the trade that the quantity
in the market daily increasing The decrease in the
importaons into this port this season. compared with the
last has not been great as the decrease in the trade
This would leave hand larger stock than had at
the same time last season, while foreign trade
would be placed on better basis by the reduction
The in specie limited and the demand
for any purpose moderate, that the premium very
much reduced. We annex quotations current in this
unar ket
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Died.

On Friday evening the 9th instant CHARLES C. CANT
BELL, In the seth year Of his age.
His friends and those Of his brothers Collin and Dun
can Campbell respectfully invited to attend his m
neral without further invitations also the Caledonia D
vision No. 81, Sons of Temperance, of which he
member and the Order in general invited to attend
on sunday afternoon at O'clock from his late residence
23l Third Avenue, between Nineteenth and Twentieth
streets.
On Thursday evening the 9Th instant, Mr. SAMUEL s.
MOORE, in the 32d year Of his age.
The friends and relations OF the family and the men,
bers OF Mount Vernon Lodge No. 49, o. of o. F., and
the order in general invited attend his funeral
Sunday afternoon, at o'clock, from his late residence
No. 1877 Elizabeth street.
On Friday morning, 9th instant, of consumption in the
25h year of her age JANE ELIZA wife John Harpell
The relations and friends Of the family and those Of
her father Charles Baker, respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from her late residence Houston ST.
on Sunday afternoon at half past o'clock.
How beautiful the grave
Where virtues relics lie !
How sweet the sleeping dust
OF early piety.
Them well approval the work
OF pety below
Thy God will on thy head
The crown of life bestow.
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Constantine. Mo.

Correspondence of the Herald
CONSTANTINE, April 20, 1886
Isrfbfe HurIcane-Ho,O the Winds Blo,c in the
Far Vest
One OF the most terrible storms of wind and hail
that ever swept any country, passed over our village
lon the 9th instant, Zone of Miers prophetic days.
About p. M, the clouds in the west began slowly
TO rise, being crowned with green fog or smoke,
which rolled and curled in the heavens, as il drove
ION before the hurricane The clouds split apart near
our village, one wing Of the storm rushing north of
Jus, and the other south. Its track was from west
TO east When raging at its height it seemed as if
the earth was to be torn to fragments, and washed
from the size Of hickory to that Of hens eggs
land drifted under the fences over two feet deem
where they still remained imbedded three DAYS after
the Storm and were brought in the village as Gu
noslty. The hail stones in the main track of the
storm, have stripped the bark clear from the tops
of all kinds Of fruit trees though they had been
peeled by a knife, while that on the bodies is
pounded loose. Fences, houses. and every other
thing exposed, are scanned and mangled by hail
|glass all broken, and sash driven in-lambs, geese
and birds of all kinds were beat down, and scattered
through the openings'-horses and cattle, mad
with terror, were found the next day miles from
home, stiff and sore from the effects of ha-fences
were scattered observation-disclosures unroofed-
forest Frustrated, etc. etc.
Below our village, mile, gentleman in plea
sure wagon was overtaken by the Storm and, taking
his horses by the head, cenched them firmly as long
as he could, when they broke away, loosed them
selves from the wagon, and the wagon was swept by
the water through the fence, and carried off into
vacant lot where it lay keeled up, high and dry for
two days. to tell its own tale - -
Ihc-storn was unparalleled, and surpasses any
thing that history records--certany SO far as the
size and power of the hail is considered. We have
specimens of oak trees, tall bushes where the side
exposed is perfectly clear OF bark and there is moth
ling harder than the bark of our bushes Of tbas L;J
You will see, by the papers, that its sweep was :
mghy one. having stretched from the Mississipp 10
Lake Erie; sometimes tearing down BY winds
sometimes by hall-and sometimes sweeping away
track in ramihcations carrying humiliation in it's
path in every direction. ~#4r
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Partisan Fashions.

FROM THE MODES PARIsIENNEs 18TH APRIL.
DnEssEs.-Almost all the dresses are trimmed with
hounces of satin ribbon three inches WIDE plated en-
finau1 from two to three inches apart five TO six rows
ION dress This trimming has freshness Of appearance
which has made 1t decidedly fashionable. Plaid and
plain mode and light stone coorcd barges Of very fine
duay trimmed in this manner quite dsiingue for
Walking dresses the same in light colors for evening
We're very much worn at the last concert at the Tui
ieriesa where all the Italian troupe sang The royal
family were present-thc invitations were very limited
Lady Seymour, the Queen Of Beauty, wore an cmbroi
cred Grape hat with feathers. Mile. Dccazcs a pain
'hite barge trimmed above with satin ribbons Mile
nussln daughter of the Admiral pink 5ariec with mink
+ bon trimming. The soirees have been much more
mated than the previous winters, tho airs of aris
srocy have been laid aside for the gay and nota,sl
Naracter FOR which French society always dstin.
p'icd. Sfraw hats Of the fancy straws differing In
but very little from those Of last year and made 40
how the ringlets and hair on the back and sides Of
se~. such as worn by the Duchess of Nemour, are
ne fashon, trimmed with profusion Of flowers and
~ 4 - .'IT'-l
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Tcstimon!um-Tho following cersincate,

setting ss iGrh ths surprising value Of GOURAUDs ha.
slightly skin diseases selected Tor publication from thou"
s. Bloom viii s 0%s
skepc who may doubt the senuinsgs.s his hand writing
On, l. f,o,,.r NEW YORK, April 10, 1876.
s,aaDsri.g the ls:s winter willis pursuing my studies.
n"ssSS az Es%rs
hG hSasS wsas"
il for hope Whispered in my and said 70 Wy
Try it before you decide;
tried it, and what the RESULT a clear face and neck
frse from pmPss smooth and sst nssS bern Sasss
and myJarf became smooth ransparsmt You have my
money, receive also my sincere and grateful thanks.
MORGAN MI / I Bfooh, No lrweny-sish,h. st..
a R s s Se s ssSt, s@ea s%s
Psrinop hair and just much commended his Liquid
as for aad MYTH .ons: wh isa
ceo, a pi,1nce TO the complexion; Ge Hair Dye for
pleased Of h.as sp Who ha2. been
ment Of hc en9Eh to lose in of daanse
Liz ssfy fRiTsrl g procure these valuable articles pr EE
frs. q rSm Broadway None are genuine unless purchased
Chcsnut street, phsepb,. Jordan ,N;l ,,rss
Bo.,G" c s Ssr Se% sa Bull Bs
Toasey RocSsser .''"w1 ha' Albany' Backu' Bull Troy
Pain In the Side and F,rc... u..s
Sc-Wghs Indian Vegetable Pills are certain cnre for .ve
y description Of pains because they from The BODY those
agreeable complains but from maady incident 70 ais
a sG so s' .J * % Of ad Indian .Ssr vsssb Pills
most intense suffering and perseverance,, according to dscou,
pass s .s""s ss
a. criticize boiedin sugar and called Improved Indian
5hsoay certainty getting the MEDICINE to p.rch...
=: ). :s Ss sss .s e, s' ss Ss
Ns-B'vsrs q s1 SSssrsested eeunsgtsa Pill.