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HRR. FELIX GOURAUD'S ITALIAN ME-
~ Dictated SOAP, for removing Tan, Freckies
Eruptions, &c, &C., from the human Skin
Ladies! ere's Soap delicious,
Free from every thing perncinus, Ht'.
prepared from Gaen IS choicest samples,
Expressly to remove all pimples,
And add freshcharms to all your dimples.
Used freely il will sunhurns Danish
Use freely, and all freckips vanish
unette, would YOU be fair oh listen
Use freely, and your skin will gsten
Fen as the Parian marble shines
When freshly quarned from the mines.
Also Gourauds Poudre Subtle, for eridcating SUI
peFhuous hair, aud Gouraud's Liquid Rouge fur i'm
parting health like tinge to the complexion. Tue
above articles are for sale by SETH s. HANCE, 1903
Baltimore ST and ut bis old stand corner Of Charles
and Pratt sts iy2J
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INSTRUCTION IN THE ART AND Us K OF
u NOR Fps FEhEGRAPH BY direction or Pro-
lessor s. F. b. MORSE, Superintendent of U. ). Tele-
graphs, the undersigned will receive limited number
of young gentlemen {uot less than l3 years OF age)
for instruction IN the Telegraphic Art. ..
the corps will be organized, ready for instruction
III this new and important science, by the lst of Au
gust. For terms, &C.. inquire at the j. Telegraph
Office, corner of North and Fayette streets.
jy23 st Of U. S. Telecriphs
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u | T. ID

On the 2Gth instant BENEHA, daughter of Mr.. Or
Finday, OF this city, aged % years
On the 9Th nsr, DAVID lESNTNG, aged 81 wears aul
ii months, youngest son of the late Thos. henniug.
On the 18th Instant, ELI1ABErH JoLLy, in her "a M
year.
At St Louis, on the llth instant, CHARLES, nfaa,
son of Richard and Ann Share, aged is months and
IL days, At the same place, the 18th, Mrs. Ell
6ARETH JANE DAVIS, cOnsort Of H. n. Davis, Iupr
chant, IN the 9Th year of her age.
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a1g-E. $. FRYER. GENERAL IMPORTER

H5- T.. ). FKYEk GENERAL IMPORTER
ofFrench & German LOOKING GL.ASS PLATES,
which will he sold by wholesale and retail as low as
any Importer in this any other city
GLIDING done in all its varieties-such as Portrait,
Picture, and Frames of all descriptions.
CORNICES of all kinds and varieties.
FRAMES re-2iIt and Looking elias SEES and Picture
Glass inserted, at
Yield No. L NORTH GAY STREET
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H3- Netake pleasure in calling the attention ofour
readers TO the very attermg inducements offered in
another column 10 ticket buyers, by the famous Lot
terry firm of EMORY y co, No North Calvert ST.
II the one half of the reports in circulation in regard
to the astonishing success of these gentlemen in re-
ievng pecunary distress be true, they indeed merit
from the city press generally, more than ordinary
notice. ien7 If
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PICxrockErs IN New YORK. Daring the
great fire in New York the police arrested and
searched 10 less than 40 pickpockets. On Sa-
turday four EngIishmen were arrested for at
tempting TO pick gentlcman's pocket at the
post Office. Mr.. Asa Reynolds, of Conn had
his pockets riled of $50 and note for $3.50.
Two men were arrested before the Express Of
flee for attempting to pick pocket, and w.
X. Strong lost a large amount of money while
standing in a crowd at the Herald office
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LANES LITERARY INSTITUTE. The closing exer-
cises of this Institution, under the superrtendance of
the Rey. John r. Jarboe, will take place this after
noon at 81 O'Clock, in the Egyptian Saloon, Odd Eel
lows Hall. Several original compositions will be
read and an address will be delivered by the Rev S.
A. Roszel. Tickets can be obtained of the Principal
at No. "A East Baltimore st. W 'A.
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{5- LADIES' LITERARY INsTITUTE-JouS
R. JARBoE, Principal. The closing exercises of this
Institution will take place in the Egyptian Saloon,
Odd Fellows Hail on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
the 23i INST at 81 O'Clock. Several original compo-
stions, in prose and poetry, will be read and an adj
dress delivered ny thu Rev. ;. AsBuRY RoszEL.
All persons Interested, NAV obtain tickets by APP
plying 10 the Principal No. "A Fast Baltimore street.
ivl2-2i
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POPULATION OF BosTOs. They are taking
the census of Boston, and it is thought the
population of that city will be found to number
from ITO 10 100 tho sand, independent of the
inhsbissnts OF the villages Surrounding 1t.
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THE WEATHER. Itappears that the heat of
the weather, on Monday, in Philadelphia, was
more oppressive than here. At three o'clock
in the afternoon, the thermometer stood at SO
degrees ir the shade
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Mail RoBBER CoNYICTED. At the last term
of Court in Milwaukee, George w Barton was
indicted and tried for robbing the United States
Mail, and putting the life of the carrier in jeo-
pardy. Sentenced to ten years imprisonment
TO be confined in the county Jail of Mlwau-
kie, until States Prison should be erected in
the Territory, then to be removed thereto.
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THANKS. The N. Y. Herald and Sun have
our thanks for extras, although they often reach
US ga day after the feast"
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NOR SALE. One upright SAW, for straight OF
II circular saving, with carriage complete. Also,
three Circular Saws, Benches and Saws completes;
lot of Drums, Shafts and Boxes for the same. One
Turning Lathe, complete.
Also, a lot of Satin wood yeneers, half and inch
of the same; Brd-eye and Curled Maple Veneers;
Rosewood do; Lakewood do Inquire at
jy23 eof No 8 COMMERCE STREET.
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A l. III A N A G..
MARRIED,

At Providence, L. l., on iii" l7th nst by the Rln
ReY'd Bishop Ieushaw, GEORGE &. NIGHTTIME A M
Esq, to MARY &. only daughter of Bishop Henshaw
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CONVICTION OF GRREN. We learn from the
New York papers, that Green, the young man
tried at Troy, for poisoning his wife, has been
found guilty, and sentenced to be hung on the
10Th Of SerteInbe. next.
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IMPORTATION WANTED. Sarah and Mary
Condor, through the Washington papers, re-
quest information as to the whereabouts of
their father and mother, Richard and Mary
Condor, formerly, if not at present, residents Of
Baltimore. Mr.. w. A. Allen, Of Washington,
may be addressed by those able to give the re-
quired information.
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HEALTH OF New ORLEANS. Owing to the
late rise of the Mississippi, and the probable
continuous high water, the New Orleans Bull
letin expresses trust that the city will be ex-
empt from yellow fever.
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FURNISHING WAREHOUSE REMOVED.

FURNISHING WAREHOUSE REMOVED.
&. Il. WETMDRE ~ co.
EEASE REMOVED their HOUSE FUR
Il n NIShING WARERUOMS from their old stand
to No. 10 n. CHARLES ST, where they will be
happy to wait on their patrons and the public gen
orally.
All kinds of FAMILY HARDWARE, TABLE CUTLERY,
SILVER PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE, BLOCK TN
WARE, SOLAR AND HALL LAMPS, GIRoNDoLEs, TEA
TRAYS AND WATERS, KITCHEN FURNITURE, CooA-
ING UTENSILS, sc. SC, including every variety of
House keeping Articles constantly hand at lou
est cash prices. iy23-lm
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ARREST OF A Conner. A man named VIM.
b. Burbanks, the carrier ofan express between
New York and Canada, was arrested last week,
for passing base coin, purporting to be half-dol-
lars. A quantity Of the coin was found on his
person, and ne was committed for examination.
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~ CORNER OF F.4YETTE IND EUT.4 "
STREETS, respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally that he located the abnve place.
connected with the office of John Wright, ESQ,
where he attends to drawing Deeds, Leases, Moot
cages, Bills of Sale, Apprentices lndenures Power
OF Attorney, InsolveRt Papers, taking testimony
der commissions from other States, preparing all in
srumeats o. writing necessary for business purposes
with legal accuracy and despatch. Twenty years de
voton TO the duties OF Justice of Peace and Convey
ANGER he hopes will recommend him to the patronage
of his friends whom he relies for support
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EQUESTRIAN TRouPEs. WEIGH s. Delevans
Circus was at Buffalo, N. Y, on the 18th inst,
drawing very large audiences. WEIGH s.
Mann's company are at present in Montreal,
Canada. doing also very GOOD business.
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Fatal ACCIDENT. The ship Virginia, just
arrived at New York, lost on the 9th Of July,
at 7, P. NJ, in lat. Al 25, long. Sd AZ, Mr.
Richard Fletcher, native of Norfolk, Va. the
chief mate. While in the act of heaving a
harpoon, the ship being under full sail, he was
washed overheard from the martingale stays.
The ship hove to Immediately, and the lar
board quarter boat was sent to his relief; but
before it could reach him, he disappeared in the
surges to rise no more.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT IN WARREN CouN-
TT. We learn through the Sussex Register
that distressing casualty occurred on Monday
last, at Broadway, small village on the line
of Morris Canal, in Warren county, New Jer-
sey. Mrs. overland was riding in a light
wagon, accompanied by her grand daughter,
a little girl, when the horse took fright, and
running towards the Canal, the wagon came
in contact with some obstruction, by which the
lady and child were violently thrown out, and
their heads striking a stone wall they were
both instantly killed.
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BOOKS! BOOkSM BJUKo.!!

BOOKS! BOOKS! BJUKoM!
NWEN, hUR ~ d co. have lust published
W new Compendium of ANCIENT AND MOD
ERN HISTORY, with Questions, adapted to the use
OF schools and Academies; also an Appendix, con
talh'hg the Declaration OF Independence; the Consi-
tutor OF the United States; Biographical Sketch Of
eminent pers6nages; with Chronological Table of
remarkable events, discoveries, Improvements, &c,
rom tne creation to me year l8i0 by NJ. j. kerney
l2mo Sheep containing $40 pages closely printed mat
ter-prte only g.
This is one of the very best elementary school his
tories ever published III proof whereof, we would
lust state that nearly 800 copies have been disposed
of IN few days. II is only necessary TO be Known
10 be appreciated. Teachers and Others are invited
to call and examine it at No. lac Ba imore ST :3rd
door East OF Calvert st. jy2ltf
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VERMONT. The democrats Of Vermont have
nominated Daniel Kellogg for Governor, Wyl-
lys Lyman for Lieut.. Governor, and Daniel
Baldwin for Treasurer. The Blrneyites have
nominated VIM r. Shafter for Governor and
Aaron Angler for Lieut.. Governor
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ODp Fellows CELEBRATION. The Indepen-
dent Order of Odd Fellows are to have a grand
celebration at Allenstown, n. j., on the cath
inst. They turn out in procession, equipped in
full regalia. Mr.. Stacy 6. Potts, of Trenton,
and Past Grand Master Perry, OF the State of
Pennsylvania, will deliver addresses.
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G3-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st. mhl2-ly
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DELIGHTFUL PLEASURE

ESE7sf 49, EXCURSION AND FISHING PAR
1f. The Vesry of st. PauI's Church,
hent County, have chartered the splendid steamboat
THOMAS JEFFERSON, Capt. Hut for Pleasure
excursion to HYNSON'S GROVE, near Rock Hall.
Sne WI leave Llght-St. wharf on WEDNESDAY
MORNING, 3Jth July, at : o'clock The Lndie, of
t,ie parish VIII serve up Il Sumptuous DINNER Of
rresh fISh, soft Crabs and every delcacy Of the
season under the wide spread oaks OF the goYe. an
rvaIltd in shade or scenery on the waters of the
chesapeake As the proceeds of the Tip ATE to be
appled To tie liquidation Of. debt On the lite
chufch lately repaired tor worship, Ladies' sin
cerey hope the indies and gentlemen of Baltimore
VIII generally encourage their labnr' by purchasing
me tickets, which are limited, they may depend
upon every arrangement beng made to conduce to
thelr pleasure and co nort in their visit the sho Is
OF old Kent.
Null BAND OF MUSiCis engaged-no ardent
SpltIts Will be allowed ON hoard. Fishing boats and
hat free OF NIL charge TICKETS only 80 CENTS
tnr the round trIp-may be had at the Episcopal Book
store, Charles street; Clipper sun and Ray Offices
ICE CREAMS &c, are On board. The boat win STOP
az the county wharf, jy23 dot
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EFFECT OF lRAsCIBILIrY. A few days ago,
in Boston, father, in a petuent moment,
struck his child and knocked it oft a chair upon
his head, The child died the next day in con-
sennance 81 the injury.
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-
IRELAND The social condition OF I'e''''o
IS represented III the tnghsh journals 10 pe a.
the present moment 'di'lFeSS'"S-Pa,''u'
deP'oraO'e' II is stated '''a' 'n' pay $40, -.
do't'"I''" u I've P'oP'e l'l'Pe'S ''ie''' -
anu " .''o "s''''''' u NV - '''','V''
rect VIZ ""o" no. no" Il Cd" "'' ~
".''--'"' '!oS' VINO are III s''''''@ d,
'.''' wan - ''eo','''F' 'e'''' - ''''
,yho,,, ,Lo,. c,,.;io- ,,e ,,tbo-s Of their Gala
mites If j. ev,dept that the roor Of Ireland
are in , most afflicted condition, and that thcy
are bccon:or dospcrote under their sutlerugs
Mr.. O,ConnnIl a,snrts that there are at the
present moment ion- millions and a half Of
,,,nory j., his conrt,v.-tbot is. about one half
Of thc vhol, po,ulatiop. Well may the Eng
lish editor saw That this statement, if true, IS
.san astounding and. rs regards the British 60
ycrnmo,t , disy-areEul confession" We sus-
occt that fine statement IS exaggerated, for We
cannot conceive it possible that one half OF the
Irish peorie arc in state of restitution. There
+, no doubt treat distress; and the British 90
vrrnment should put forth its energies to re-
lieye its suffering subjects 1t would be more
humane and less EXPENSIVE to furnish work for
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PLEASURE EXCURSION 80 FKENCII-

TOWN, ON FRIDAY, 15th July.
Il ssshSST9 The superb Steamboat GEORGE
II JtAkazzP w WASHINGTON, Capt. Triple. viii
sSaaisadzossk leave Bowly's wharf, foot OF South ST.
on FRIDAY MORNING, the 18th inst, at = O'Clock,
Tor ftencht0wn, where PASSENGERS can enjoy them
selves until in the evening and return to Baltimore
about II O'Clock, z. NJ.
!Gt- Fare for the round trip 50 cents Meals pro-
vided on board
iy23 81 A. CRAWFORD AGENT
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OTIS TO LEASE. Twenty feet on N. w.
H side of Ensor ST., between Monument and Mad
son sts., depth l75 feet to 30 foot aIley-a So per
front foot Lots on Caroline, McElderry and Spring
sis, So feet deep-at 81 per front foot Apply at l2S
N, High st. jy23-d
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dated Lottery class No. %, for 1875
10 IS ? 81 Is % "A 81 81 "a II 4S
- and -, being the 81 and I'd drawn Nos each $50
and J, being the 81 aud 18th drawn Nos. each ID
is and 81, being the 9Th ana 9Th drawn Nos. each IL
D and Al being the 7th aud OH; or 81 and 81.
being the 9th and 10th drawn Nos. each 10
All having two of the drawn Nos, on them, each }
All having one only of the drawn Nos. on, :. q
From the old established House of
1t EMORY. No. ! ~ Calvert ST.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOM
For Valparaiso-Ship Euphrasla, LIST Aug,
For Valparaiso-Shp Mississippi soon.
For R0tterdam-Ship Dublin, soon.
For Roerdam-Ship Stephen Lurman, soor.
For Btemen-Ship America, with despatch.
For BremeH-Ship Goethe, with despatch
For Bremen-Ship Everhard, a3d inst.
For Valparaiso, &c.-Barque George & HeRry, t,t
of August
For Rio de Janero-Barque Gui!ford, with despalc.
For Rio de Janeir0-Barque Catharine, few days
For Antwerp-Brg Helen Mcleod, soon.
For st. Tnomas-BfIg Apollo, with despatch.
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n7-CHEAP PRINTING. ard PRINTING ofl

R5-CHEAP PRINTING. and PRINTING of
every description, executed with great despatch, aNo.
1874 BALTIMORE STREET-such as
MAMMOTH BILLS mnch .arsrr ,nnn any oHer
LOTTERY BILLS. CHECKS,
CIRCULARS MILLS or I,ADfNG.
STAGE Il HATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, Sc &c.
Indeed it needless tn enuneratG, as we are pos,
Sessedof facilities for doingwo in ecers style and ia
manner unsurpassed in this city.
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J. G.. GREGORY s. CO., Managers of Lotteries
EMORY x CO., SUBJ Agents, ... ...
Office No. 9 CALVERT STREET. J
fou shall hare gold to pay the petty debt tcentg timer
r'-Shaks.
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CHURCH Disputes. The '.sgns of the
times" indicate that there will be warm discus
sions at the approaching convention of the
Episcopal Church, to be held in the city of N.
York. We see it minated that powerful ef-
fort will be made to reinstate Bishop Onder-
donk, and the Baltimore correspondent of the
New York Herald asserts that a memorial to
that effect is being circulated for signatures in
this city. It is not our present purpose to say
any thing in reference to the proprety of this
step-but we must be permitted to express our
deep regret at the frequent contentious which
take place in christian churches, and our sim
cere conviction, that they do more to injure
the cause Of religion than all the lnfidel writ
ings which have ever been published. If the
christian religion has so little influence upon
those who profess it, and especially upon min
listers OF the gospel, who assume to have Di-
vine call to their vocation, as not to prevent
the violent and inveterate alterations which
have SO often been witnessed, the infdel may
we'll exult-the doubling be confirmed in OPP
positon-and even the pious believer pause
over result so contrary to his hopes, and SO
inconsistent with the principles of the religion
which he has received Ii ministers set exam
pies of immortality, "hatred, malice and UNI
charitableness," or eagerly engage in strife
with each other, how can they expect to be
respected by their congregations, or enforce,
with effect, doctrines which they willingly and
wilfuy violate; 1t is extraordinary that a
religion which breathes kindness, charity, for
giyeness and brotherly affection, should be thus
perverted We can allow much for the lrailty
of human nature; but there can be no apology
for the minister who deliberately degrades the
dignity Of his station, or who wantonly tram
pies under foot the commands which it is his
privilege aud his duty to uphold. .,.
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MARyLtND SrocKs, In casting our eyes
over the foreign prices of American stocks, we
are mortified at seeing those of Maryland the
lowest upon the list 1t is a degrading posi-
ton, which calls for the earnest attention Of the
legislature and people of the State. II the pre-
sent revenue laws be insufficient to enable us
to meet our engagements honorably hereafter,
and to remove the stain which at present rests
upon our character, let additional leves be
made-let every exertlon be used to place our
State in as high estimation with the world as
her sisters Of the union. 1t can be done if we
only have the disposition, which can hardly he
doubted We entertain the hope that the pre-
sent viii! be the last year of our debasement,
and that thonceforwaId we shall have no cause
to blush when We inspect the list of foreign
prices OF American stocks
EXTRAoRDfSART MORTALITY IN New YoRK.
There were no less than 41i deaths in the CITY
of New York last week As was to be suppos-
cd the increase is by diseases incident to ex-
IRENE hot weather. Eighty died of cholera
infantum, ffty-ivo of opoplexy, ify-two of
commissions, and sixty-seven of local inflamma-
tions. The deaths by consumption were forty
five; dropsy in the head, twenty, and by dy-
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Barque Floyd, Jewett, Portland master
Sehr Red wing, Kinks, Halifax, Clark 4 kellogg
Br brig p. l. Nevius, S,oop, ST, Johns, N. B., 2 "
: Il. Lowering.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-05-01

CONFUSION OF Terms Mr.. Polk, in his
inaugural address, represents himselfin ia
.vor of proiecting all the great interests ofthe
country alike, and yet, al the same time, in
favor of discriminating TO project the man
u facturing interestsil fine had seen fit, when
making this revelation cf his political tenets,
TO favor The country with his definition Of
these tet ms we should all be less benighied
than we now are. How he proposes 10 treat
manuGactures, commerce, and agriculture a.
like, and 10 discriminate in favor of one OF
them. may be very clear to him. BUTT is very
dark and cloudy 10 some OF his supporters
! at the South, who are now p~uzzling their
brains to solve what they regard the most
kuotty enigma since the Spbyux's. The
South Carolinian- says that the very term dis
elimination implies that a difference IS VDe
made in favor of certain articles. and shal
the producers or manufacturers of these arti-
cles will be protected TO . greater extent Than
those who produce or m4nufactu1e other ar
%'ieies. that paper expresses a warm desire
TO know how MIR Polk proposes 10 discrimi
nate so as 10 protect the coltdn growing in.
teresis Of The Sonh. If MIR. Polk can aaswe
that ques' ion, it IS much more than we Cal
10. We piss il 10 muse deeper in the mys
ieries OF PoiSefy.