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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-05-07
DISPATCHES,
DISPATCHES,
BY .M.1GNETYC TELEGT.aPH,
FOX THE PITTSBURGH POST.
Two days Later from England.


No Change in the Money Market--Cotton
Market Firm-- Advance iu the Price o f
Corn.
PHiLADHLPHIA, April 30, lS47,
Friday, 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The ship Sarah Sands arrived at New
York, bringing Liverpool dates to the 9th
instant.
Between the date Of her sailing and that
of the Cambria, no change had occurred
in the Money Market, which remained as
befure.
No al Grafton was visible in Couon--
prices were the same and more firmly
maintained.
Flour advanced iu the week-sales at
BIS Cd to 3Ss per barrel.
Cora was in large demand aud sold al
25s per 4S0 pouuds-an advance.
The sales OF Flour had been large.
In Provisions there was no ohasge
whatever.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-05-07

UP We learn by the Trumbull Democrat
that COL Tod and family were to leave home
for Washington city, on Monday last, on his
mission to Brazil. 1t is also stated that Maj.
T. J. Morgan will accompany Col. Tod as
Secretary of Legation. Mr.. M. is young
man of splendid abilities, and will do honor
to the station. His talents and noble-hearted-
ness qualify him for that or any station he may
be called to. Ohio will be well represented
by those two worthy men.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-05-07

In the course Of debate in the British
House ofCommon Lord ] ohm Russell took
occasion thus to allude to the affairs OF
the American people to ALLEVIATE the suf-
ferngs of the starving millions in Ireland.
Free Press.
81 wIshto avail myself Of this oppor-
tunity to state that have observed with
great pleasure and satisfaction the muni-
icent subscriptions that have heen raised
in the United States Of America for the
relief of the destitute poor 10 this country
and in ireland. I think i. is no, improper
in this House, for met a British subject, to
state that am extremely gratilied to find
that the United States have not forgotten
their common origin; and that, actuated
by charitable feelings they are making
great exertions to collect large sums Of
money for the relief of the existing disas-
ters.o
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-05-07

A sleepy deacon, who sometimes enga-
ged in popular games, bearing the minis
ter use the words shuttle of this mortal
coil. started up, rubbed his eyes, and ex-
claimed, Hold on, i, is ny dealt
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-05-07

~ w are indebted to Col. s. Medary for
an extra con taing the fastest war news, and
return our thanks for it.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-05-07

When did whiggery, under any of its
multiform names from federalism downs
ward, ever take the 6rst step tow ards en-
larging the freedom of the mass. Have
the federalists not always been consistent
in that article oftheir creed that declares
"universal Suffrage the greatest curse
ever inflicted upon people!" Look at
Rhode Island, Louisiana, &c where they
resisted il to the fullest extent.-Free
Press,
The Company of Dragons raised in this
state, started for the seat, ofwar yester-
day, on board the Chatauque, for Toledo.
From thence they will proceed to Gin
cnnati, by canal, and thence in steamer
to New Orleans.
An immense crowd Of citizens attended
the troops to the steamer, to witness their
departure.
Immediatly after the company had got
on board. they were formed on the hurri-
cane deck, where Mr.. A. w. Buel, in be-
half of number of our citizens, presented
Capt. MeReynoids with splendid sword.
The speech Of Mr.. Buel was an eloquent
one. aud the reply Of Capt. Mercy nolds
eviUced both taste and feeling.
We again venture the prediction, that
in the entire army when assembled, a.
Guer body of men cannot hardly be found
than are 10 the Michigan Dragoons.-
Free Pdess.
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Mr. Baldwin is row ia better spirits than
he has been since he come into the coun-
cry. He was 10 two Of our fights and is
brave fellow, and rendered himself cone
spicuous by firing at single man. lie
saw him fall and asked permission to go to
him, having seen a large diamond on his
left breast. Thisis said 10 be the Colonel
killed By US. lie was found next morn
ing and reported TO Gen. Smith, and was
buried by some Of Capt. Bainbridge's CON.
pany.
Ipermit six men in the forenoon and
Elk in the afternoon TO 60 10 HE city. the
number being limited to half dozen, and
aforementioned officer. i time
from any one company. Bois. a ffench-
men, has just returned. lie can talk with
the Maxicaas. They told him the Cap
tain Plateau. lie said he vas going after
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-01-20
Brandreth's Pills.

This medicine is acknow lodged to be one o.
tie most valuable ever discovered, as purifier
of the blood and fluids 1t superior to Sarsa-
parilla, whether as a sodorfc or Alternative, Ii
stands infinitely before all the preparations or
combinations of Mercury. Its pargative proper
ties are alone of ncalculable value-for thes e
Pills may be taken daily for any period, and in
stead OF a. weakening by the catharic effect, they
add strength by taking away the cause of weak
ness. There IS no good Mercury does, which
these Pills do not likewise. But they have none
OF the miserable effects of that deadly specific
The TEETH are not injured-the BONES and limbs
are not alyzed-no--but in The stead of these
distressing symptoms, new life and consequent
animation is evident in every movement of the
body Brandreth's Pills .are indeed Universal
Remedy, for they cure INtLAMATIoy and CBRoN-
&c RHEUMATISM. They cure DIABETES and SToP
PAGE OF URINE They cure DYsENrERY and CON-
sITUrIoNAL CosTivENEss They will cure all
these apparently opposite diseases, because they
cleanse and purify the blood. provided, however,
nature is not beyond all human ASSISTANCE
la all cases they will be found a safe and sim.
pie remedy, yet all powerful for The removal o.
diseases, whether chi onic or recent. infections
or otherwise. They do not render the system
liable 10 be affected by any changes of tempera
ture The very cause, or occasion OF the human
frame being affected by eolds, and coughs is
removed by their use. Therefore, they may be
used at all times and seasons without damage and
change of diet. and any extra care is spneces-
sary. l53-4m
For Sale by E. GRANT, Agent at YpsilanIi.
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STATE OF MICIGHAN }

County of Washtenaw
EN- the matter OF the Estate of Silas Dickersor
z Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that in pursu ance of IL
cense aud authority granted to the undersigned
Administrator oftbe es ate of Silas Dick ersor,
deceased. by Hon. Judge ofProbate of said Cour
tv of Washtena ". on the 9Th day OF January 1s47
there will be sold at public Auction, to the high
est bidder, at the House of Nj. Ii. Wallace in
the Village of Ypsian:i, County aforesaid. on
Friday the 26th day of February 1917 at l o.
clock the afternoon ofthat day provided the prem
Use bring at least their full apprized value as GER
tilted by apprisals according TO law all The right
title and interest of said deceased in and TO the
the following described premises TO wit: Sua-
ted in the County of Washtenaw aforesa i'd, Be-
ginning at The south East corner of section thirty
one in Township two south Range, seven East
and running west on the south line of the section
fourteen chains ard two links TO stake. on the
north cas-: side Of the highway thence north TWEEN
ty FIVE degrees East along the fence spoke en- of in
deed from Silas Dickerson to Ansel Sperry and
continuing the same Course seven oh aims and
seventy FIVE links to the Bank OF the Huron River
thence down The bank Of The River to the Eas,
line of section thirty one. thence south along The
lice hree chains and twenty Inks to the place OF
beginning, c3ntoining seven acres and wenty one
hundretis of an acre more or less; Also at the
place Aforesaid, at the hour oftwo O'Clock P. N.
OF the same day. Tire south East quarter Of the
North west quarter of section numbered thirty
one In Township number two south of Range No.
Eight, East situated in the County of Wayne
State of Michigan.
HENRY DEXTER, Administrator
Ypsilarti Jan 90 1917, 5wl51
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oIiCE Is hereby given. that petition will
1 y be presented to the Circuit Court, for the
county OF Wash'enaw, al the adjourned term oil
the said court. TO be holden on the sixteenth day
of March. lS47, praying for license 10 sell ana
convey the title to certain real situated IN
paschi.an. known and described as
Village lot number one hundred and ninety-seven
n The said Village of Ypsilanti belonging 20 the
BAPTIST Church apd society. III Ypsilani, TO-
geiher with the building thereon and all The APP
pnrtenanees thereunto belonging.
l. By order of The Bapisl Church and sociery in
Ypsilanti.
Dated, Ypslan.i Jan. Slh, 1647.
A Pardee, !
Talmon Brown, Trustees Of the
Hiram Cady Baptist Church So
David Stewart, cety in ypsianiI.
i, N. Field,
By A. w. Moore, Attorney.
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GUARDIAN SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant TO IL
! " censc and authority grained b. the Judge OF
Probate for the county of Washtenaw. State OF
Michigan, shall expose 10 sale at public auction
at the fIoasa of VI. III. Wallace, in The village OF
Ypsi!anti, county and Sta e aforesaid on the 18th
day Of February, A. D. 1S47 at one O'Clock Pm.
ihefoilowing described real csta,e, being the prop
erty of Mchetible Cooley. minor, 10 wit:
Tbs equll undi vided third part Of all that tract
or parcel of land. situate in The Township of Au-
gus,a. in the county Of Washenaw. and State Of
Michigan 10 wit: the south east quarter of the
north east quarter of section number nineteen. also
the north east quarter Of the north east quarter OF
section number nineteen, township number four
south OF range number seven east containing eigh
ty acres be the same more or less
Ypsilanii, Jan. 30, 1876.
DAVID STEWART, Guardian.
Unio MEHETIBLE Cooley,
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MEX uCG,

We have further correspondence (says the
New Orleans Picayune) between Gen. Taylor
and Sata Anna, which we find n Et Eco d'
,Taur;co of the 18th inst We have not loon
for it this morning, nor is any more than one
passage of it important. Gen. L. writes from
'Saltllo on the 10th November, acknowledge
ing the coutesey of SantaAnna III releasing the
seven prisoners. He then quotes from the
terms Of the armistice Of Monterey to justify
1.-THE action of our Governmental putting an end
Ito it-thus meeting rejection oil Santa Apna
Upon our Government in his former letter. He
concludes by expressing the hope that theMex-
can Congress will accept the oilers of the mi
ed States, and enter into negotiations for the
Elimination of hostilities and the establishment
81 permanent peace.
- Santa Anna replies on the 24th of November
fr6Nu San Luis Potosi. Alter a courteous in
PRODUCTION, he recalls to Gen. L. the case Of
Gen. La Vega, and desires representations to
bemade to our government which may effect
his immediate release. Sate Anna supposing
him at the time to be still in New Orleans. He
concludes the letter as follows-we find the
italics in the Mexican copy :-.4dr.
al will conclude this note by assuring you
Ueidr f-entertain the hope that the sovereign Ma
,1ional Congress, which is Immediately to be in
stalled, will act as shall be most conducive to
the interests of the Republic; but | do not de-
ceive myself in ass Iring you that neither Con-
.gress nor amy -Herican aciH erer be able the lis
Ten to orertures IF peace unless the national ter
ritory be first sracuated By the forces of the u
eited States, and the hostile attitude of the res-
bels of rar be acithdraun. This must be with
but doubt the preliminary of whatever negoti-
hon may be opened; and it may be permitted to
he to declare to you that the nation, moved by a
Ientiment of patriotism, and determined to de-
{fend at every hazard, and inch by inch, its ter
}ktory, will never cease to qualify as it deserves
! Ind as the world has already qualified it, the
/ louduct of the United States; and it will do
Whatever it can and ought honorably, to deserve
he title which of independent and Free
mo other part of this correspondence is i'm
krtant; but here we have the expressed deter
inatIon of the Mexican people in the energet-
I. words of their ablest leader.-Picay'ue.
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Farm for Sale.

A Farm containing one hundred acres. lying in
IA in the town of Lodi, three miles west Of Lo-
di Planes and 5 miles from the village oil Saline.
Upon the lar m is a good log house, some young
Frni trees, about forty acres under improvement
and some sown to grain. The above farm will be
sold very cheap
For particulars. apply to DR.. Marvin of Lodi.
john Earl or Samuel Fitzpatrick of YpsIlanti.
December 9, 1896
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n CoseREss-Jan 9h.-In the House the bill
Heating Lieut.. General was reported, and the
1rmy hill passed.
/ Jan. llth.-In the Senate, the v. President
Icing sick, Mr.. Atchison was elected President
no tenn. The Military Committee reported a
Iii creating Lieutenant General and defining
lis duties; also the House bill for ten regiments
# regulars.
In the House, the Army bill was reconsidered
I'D passed again as well as we can understand
be Telegraph, ayes III, nays 35. One report
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New Embellishments.

Formerly foreman in the shop Of Bliss Nichols
WNT OULD Respectfully inform her friends
= v and the Public generally that she has es-
tablished herself in the Millinery & Dress Ma
king bnsinass intlie shop formerly occupied by
Mss Rowley opposite Vanclevc's Office Congress
street where she will be happy TO receive the
lis of those requiring he: services.
Ypsilanii Dec. 9th 1876.
All orders with which she may be favored, will
be executed with neatness and eespatchi-Pat-
tern hats will be made with he same care as
when she was in the shop of Hiss Nichols where
This ork was entrusted TO her,
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IN cHANCERY SECOND CIRCUIT.

NHT HEREAS at Court of Chancerv fo- the
Second Circuit of the State of Michigan
held at Ann Arbcr on the 18th day OF July A. ID.
o45 in cause wherein John Y Larzc ere AID.
minlstrator upon the Estate of A5ram Laszeere
deceased was comrlainal and Winthrop A
Haynes and Lowell H. Kellogg we've defendents
1t was Decreed by the Chancellor of said State
that the premises herein described should be sold
Al Public Auction under the direction of one OF
the masters of this court.
Notice is therefore hereby given that by viz
tue of said decree | will on the eighteenth day of
FEBRUARY next at the honr OF one O'Clock P. NJ OF
that day expose fo- Public sale at Auction at The
Ypsilanti House now kept by vi. Ii. Wallace in
the Village OF Ypsilanti Comfy of Washtenaw
aforesaid all and singular the premises with The
appertenances described in said decree and the
Mortgage therein mentioned described as fol-
lows VIZ. Estimated in the village of Ypsilanti
described as follows. Beginning thirty two feet
north OF the north east corner OF village lot num-
bered (l2il running t-om thence west four rod s
thence north thirty three and half fe ct thence
East TO The western Boundary of Huron street
toa' rods By and thence sculh along lie bounda
ny OF said Huron street thirty three and a hall
eet to The place OF beginning being part OF Vii
lage lot OF number 1873 according to The plot OF
SAID village now on ord aI.the city OF DetroIl
Sale absolute and without Retention.
GEORGE DANFORTH
Mortgage in Chancery
SKINNER 81 JOSLIN.
Compts SoPrs
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HALO! Neighbor

STATE OF MlcHleAs. ! ;, Before c.. H. Van
County Of Wastenaw, cleve Justice OF
tho. Peace in and for .sadrcounty -
Tired A. Hunter, versus James Mullholland
N Office is hereby given that writ oil attach
y ment has been issued by the abovenamcd
ju stice in 'avor Of said Hunter against the goods
'ch atlas &c. of said Mulhoiland, returnable on
:he 18th day of December A. d. 1876, and the de-
fondant not appearing the trial of the canse was
adjourned until the 18th. day. of March I847 at |
O'Clock P. M. at The Office of said justice IN the
township of Ypsilanti in said County.
Dated Ypsilanti. Dec. 25h, 46
&c, 25 5w. ALFREia A. HUNTER. nl'ntE
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saws that substitute for the bill providing for
Volunteers passed. The Committee on ways
and means reported bill authorizing the issue
of TUensy Three Millions Of Do!iars!-The
specie subtreasury works welt!
r PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18th, 10, P. NJ.
The Southern mail is in at w ashington city:
but brings nothing fnrthA. 49, 4
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NOTICE,

The undersigned would respectfully inform The
public that he is ready TO fill all orders in his
line of business. Castings. Machinery, Mill gear.
ing turning &c. &c; and would take this OPP
porrunity to call the attention of those indebted
to hin by note or account.that money Is absolute.
necessary 10 the continuance OF business OF this
kind. and that immediate attention will be requi.
red 10 save cost. II. COOK.
Ypsilanii Jan. SIh. 1S47.
Also, $50 cords good wood wanted.
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YANKEE DOODLE.
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED
STATES.

The publishers of YANKEy DOODLE, after waich>
;n nat;en;Iy tie result oil their Efforts to estab>
lisb HUMOROUS ILLUSTRATED NEWS.
PAPER. psrtaking oil the spirit of the coantry e.
identifying itself with the interests, sympathies d.
,ayes and progress Of the American people, have
The Measure of announcing that their success has
thus far been unparalleled in the history OF Lit
erature Having arefuiIy laid and cemenied the
foundation OF our enterprise, we feel now war
ranted in going on to erect durable superstruc-
ture. Although rding no hobby. nor protesting
to be the exponent of any narrow school sect,
Y.NKEy DOODLE is broadly and strictly national
and has nc meaner ambition tn an 10 embody aud
reproduce in permanent forms that tree spirit that
exube.ant life, that hcreative energy and refining
enthusiasm which SO eminently characterize US
and distinguish the New World from the Old.
In the Editorial and Arllsical Department o.
Yankev Doodle. the Publishers have engaged the
most diversified talent lha, could be procured
they make parade OF named, out ieaVe anhey
Doodle to speak Tor himself.
The officer OF this Prospectus is TO Introduce
Yanyey Doodle 10 the great boey OF the Amerl-
can pcople wac reside Out OF the large cities, and
anon whose decision must, al last, rest the tate o
any ma ional entepprize. We invite attention ther-
fire testhe following terms upon which we pro-
pose to extend the circulation OF our paper.
Any person renting us twenty two dollars by
mail or otherwise, shall receive Ten copies OF
Yankey Doodle for one year-directed to such ad-
dress as he may designate.
For Sl2 we will send FIVE copies for ole year.
For IS we will send Two copies.
Single Subscriptions So per annum.
O-All orders must be accompanied by The cash
Address (post paid) J.. A. FRAEfA ;. g. Co
No Spruce street Ner YORK
YANKEE DOODLE is published in New York ev-
cry Saturday morning and will be mailed TO coua
Try subscribers in time to arrive of its period OF
des'In tion simultaneously W it'll its issue in the
City.
New York November 1856.
Eastern Salaratus.
"A SPLENDID ARTICLE, clean and white
IA for sale BY SAMSON
Oct. II, 1915, l41.
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TOOTHACHE SPECIFIC.
TUST Received and for sale by
D S. NJ. LOVERIDGE.
ESTRAY.

ESTRAY.
~ AIKEN up by the Subscriber on the sth of
4 Oct 1916 small sorrel Pony Mare suppos-
ed to be from 3 to years old has a strip in the
face some white on the feet is trotter and has
a switch tail no other noticeable marks. The ow-
ner is requested to prove property, pay charges
and take her away. l.. J. HULL.
Ypsilanti Dec. 9Th 1916.
NTOTICE-The Treasurer of the Township
IN of Ypsilanti has received the tax roll and
warrant for the collection Of taxes for the year
1916 and will be ready to receive taxeSat Al
len Bucks store from the 10th day of December
to the 18th day of January between the hours OF
8 A. M. and P. NJ. ANSON HlNMAN.
Treasurer.
Ynsilantj Nov o. 1916. 146 Sws
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SKINNER 81 JOSLIN.
Conp'Is .Sol'rs

pa avo RENT-Two Convenient
hfsS..msffIiA 4 Rooms suitable for family and
Issssks conveniences. such as well cellar &c
- to be rented on reasonable terms on
Congress Street and in the rear Of Miss Duncans
Menary shop. Apply at the Shop.
Ypsanri Jan. III IL
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contains returns from several counties and pre-
c'ncts, the complexion of which encourages US
10 hope that Thomas w. Newton thoroughly
and ardently Whig,) has run ahead of his COM
petitor. Newton is native of Alexdria, Vir-
ginia.
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To Clothiers and Others.

s. AMSON has on hand Dye woods and Dye
- stufs by thu Barrel Just call and enquire
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Dec. 1876
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q OST, at WAYNE, Weyne Co., on the 14th
E/inst. calf skin POCKET book. containing sew
eral Notes, Executions, Chatiel Mortgages, and
other papers which u-e ofno use to any one ex
cepting the owner. The giver of Tho above notes
and papers is forbdd en- TO pay the same without
an order from the Subscriber.
Any person returning said pocket book, or Civ
ing information where it may be found, shall be
literally rewarded, C. ]. BARLOW.
Jacksonville, Jan. 18th. IS47.
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SS REWARD.

GTRAYED-From theSubscriber some time
y in June last.a Sorrel Colt with star in the
forehead, two years old, and stad, aud half
Poney.
The above reward will be paid to any one that
will return to the subscriber two miles south oil
the village of Ypsilantl, or literally rewarded
for any nforElaton given.
JOSEPH BURT.
November "a, 1876. 147tf.
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FOR SALE,

TIME UNDERSIGNED wishes to sell a first
IL rate pair OF lighs bay Ponies, fonF. years old
we'll matched. sound and kind in every respect
and good travellers, also ,irst rate light wagon
made for said ponies, entirely new with half clip
tic springs under both seats. also first rate Ugh;
double harness Just out of the. shop, mado fer sa
ponies. The undersigned will sell themiogetll
cheap. vary cheap for cash or It's equiv llent.
For particulars call on EWD. WEIGH.
Ypsilcnti Oct. Z, 1916. al
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THE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPffN Y
HARTFORD, CoNNEcTIcUl,
GsON TINUES to Insure upssfihe most favora
Z sc terms. Dwelling Barn s-Merchardse
lMllls-s'ock in >9sfls and other kinds of insu.
ALPyto the Office of their Agency at Ann Ar
scf, IN the P. o. Building, opposite the Bank oil
Washtenaw
January Goth. 1871.
MITCHELL EACKER, Agent.
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0SLBS. of the small '.Bird Pepper" for sale
~ at Samsons, two OF of which will
make bottle of Pepper Sauce hot enough to
bring tears from the eyes of Crocodile.
dec. 40