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NO 8UMBUG.

NO HUMBUC.
DIX n00 WORTH Of Furniture, Chairs, and
ereS4 OOO Stoves, at cost. l will sell my en-
tire stock OF Furniture at cost consisting OF Beau
reaus Sofas w ardrobes, Centre, Gard, Breakfast
and Dining Tables; Bedsteads, Lounges Cribs, Tin
Safes Work Tables. Wash Stands-all kinds of
Chairs, &c Also, fill assortment OF Stoves, Tin
Ware, and house keeping articles. Call soon, as
they will be sold at great bargains
All sums under 500, cash over that amount,
months, PAYABLE in bank.
my3l J. P. SCHWING.
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ICE! TCE!! ICEl!!

THE undersigned is prepared to furnish Ice dur
j ing the Summer in any quantity, to anP person
vSo will call al his residence on Locust street, be-
ween Water and First IHOS. bL+ LEN
my3O dJm
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OIL CLOTH COVERS.

CTAND Bureau and Table OIL Cloth Covers Just
- received and for sale at Embicbs cheap Dry
Goods Store, Main street. three doors below Second.
ap1o VS.
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DRUGS. MEDICINEs, ETC

I AM now in the daily receipt of my spring SUP
i ply of DRUGS, &C., &c, consisting in PAL
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Z 81 CASES just received, embracing very
40 q full and complete assortment, well worthy
generally, for sale low by
mv7 difw2m J. H. MAGHEE & co.
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TO NER CHANTS AND MERCHANT
TAEE0EES.
HENRY MARKS 81 co,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
SILK AND WOOLLEN GOODS.

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
SILK AND WOOLLEN GOODS,
No - I'earJ street, Cincinnati, o.,
w OULD invite the attention Merchants an
w Merchant Tailors to their large and elegan
assortment OF Cloths, Cassimeres. Yestings Tailor,
Trimmings, etc, etc in part follows:
French and German BrOadclOths,
English ard American do,
Black and fancy Doeskins and Cassmers,
New style American and French do,
Black silk and satin Vesinge, all qualities,
Rich styles do do,
Marsciles and Valencia do do,
Tweeds Satnets and Kentucry Jeans,
Cashmcretts, Summer Cloths, L ucens Cloths,
Ern Linens, Linen Checks, Linen DrIllings,
Colored Cambrics, Brown Hollands,
Bleached Muslins,
B!eached and Brown DriIlings,
Paddings, Canvass, silk and worsted Serges.
Twist, Sewing Silk, Buttons Buckles,
Thread, Selesias and Wigans,
Also, large and complete assortment of Silks.
Ribbons, Laces, Straw Goods, and full assert
mentof MILLINERY ARTICLES, which we ohel
for sale at the lowest market prices.
Hnh12 d3mA
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Terms of Tuition.

Naturalization fee So Professors tickets each $40:
Disscctiug ticket S.; Graduation fee $50. Coed
boarding can be Obtained for from 81 50 to 81 80
per week, so that the expense of an entire course,
exclusive OF graduation fee need not exceed $97.
The Cabinet and Library VIII ch are entirely new
contain ample material for illustrating every branch
of the profession by the Use of Anatomical prePa-
ration natural and artificial models, plates, cEeni-
cal apparatus. &c, &c. all OF the most approved
styles Any further information that may be desi-
red can be obtained by addressing pos, paid
LEVI L LAYCOCK, NJ. n.
apps If Dean OF the Faculty
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The following is from Mr. Morgan, Of the firm Of
c. & :. Il. Morgan, wholesale dealers in Dry
Goods, Evansville Ind
Door. HATCHITT- S,r- have used your Coh0sh
in several cases OF diseased Lungs with the happies
results From my experience with it, believe it
also 10 be one OF the best No dcnes for general de-
b.lity, indigestion and for purifying the blood.
\ ours &c. S. K. MORGAN
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COAPS! SOaps!!-A great variety of Fancy
= Soaps in Store, and for sale by
HATCHITT & co,
ieI If No. II, Front st.
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THE ASSAM TEA COMPANY.
1875 Greenwich Street. New York.

RI He proprietors beg to call the attention of con-
il noiseurs in Tea, and The heads Of families to
the choice and rare selection of Teas imported by
them. and hitherto unknown in this country, which
by their fragrance and delicacy, combined with vir
GIN purity and strength, produce an Infusion oI sur
passing richness and flavor.
The Teas offered are the following:
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" Ud-f Mixture, q compound Of the
most rare and choice Teas grown
on the fertile and genial soil of
Assam, co g
With view to encourage the introduction of
these mat ,hess Teas it is the intention of the pro-
pretors to distribute by lot among the purchasers,
quantity of Tea cqj al the First years Profits
the sales effected.
Each purchaser will receive enclosed in the pack
age, numbered certificate, emitting him to ONE
CHANCE IN THE Distribution !!
FOR EVERY FIFTY CENTS
laid out, and on the receipts amounting to $4,000
the aforementioned parcels of Tea, TO the value of
ten per cent, or Two THOUSAND DOLLARS, will be
given away as Bonuses!! according to the follow
ing scale:
Prizes of so lbs Tea each at
81 co per ID. $50 lbs or $3.50
90 prizes OF IS lbs OF Tea each at
81 90 per h. 500" ." 500
so prizes of 10 lbs of Tea each at
81 90 per h. SEQ - 500
100 prizes of lbs of Tea each at
81 90 per 10. SEQ g.. 500
$50 prizes of ID Of Tea each at
81 co per ID. $50 " $50
425 Prizes in all. 2,0CO $4,000
Those persons who Prefer lower priced Teas, can
receive their prizes in proportion, they will be Re
PURCHASED FOR CASH, deduction of 10 per cent.
- Country Agents required. applications to be
addressed tpost paid, to the Company's Depot, as
above ic5 3ml
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REMOVAL.
MIXED PAINTS.

DAINTS, ground in oil, of all colors and in guam.
l. titles to suit purchasers, for sale at
HATCHITT'S & CO,
je1 IF No. II, Front St
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Vanderburgh county.
EVANSVILLE, Ia, Apri H. 1850.
Dr. HATCHIrT-Strl have used your Cohosh for
four or five months, and can sly with confidence
that il is an alternative tonic, much superior to any
preparation OF Sarsaparilla or other tonic medicine
have ever used Yours.
4 w. DUNBAR
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1S6OI

sz zz.=aza Ezf5zs==zsza es9H3 essHEa A1II
$500 Ssz4 - z5sz,-gG-sszz 60
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An extract of a ,etter OF April 2lst 1850, from Dr.
J. d. Collins, GAINESVILLE Tennessee
Your Cohosh takes finely. ! have recommended
and used it in good many cases OF various diseases
TO my saIlstaction For several years have known
the happy and almost marvellous effects of the Co
hosh ALONE in some peculiar diseases. | Judge it
highly as Tonic, antscorluiic and emenagogue.''
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From J. B. Hannah; Wholesale dealer in Hats, Caps
Boots, Shoes, &c. &c.
EVANSVILLE IA, March 80, 1850.
Door. UATcurrr Il have used v, ur preparation
Ct Cohosh for torpor of the liver indigestion, and
general nervous debility; in every instance with as
tonishng success. l would recommend it to all
similarly aficcted as a safe, pleasant and ehicacious
medicine. Your obedient servt,
J B HANNAH.
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nEPOT of Popular Medicines. SWANS
~ Family Medicines, Lovdeus, do. do, Town
sends, Bnll's and Shaker Sarsaparilla, and every
valuable patent medicine, for sale by
HATCHITT & CO,
ie1 if No. IA, Front st.
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SSFNCEl{S.

BOLOGNA Sausages and Dried Beef of the best
ID quality. Just received and for sale dog cheap by
my4 HORNBROOK & BURTIS
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A1IV Ems AZ ~OOA ms COA<Fo@
T UST received and now open, fall and general
> assortment ola kinds or Coopers and Carpen-
tiers Tools Please call and examine my stock.
O. B. GRIFFITH,
mh26 Main ST.
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OILS, PAINTS, ETC.
40 BBLS. Linseed Oil;
~ 10 Spirits Turpentne
do Copal Varn1sh,
8 do Japan do:
10 do Dried Whiting;
100 pounds Blue Prussian;
2OOO do Red Lead;
20OO do Venetian Red.
1000 do Spanish Brown;
Just received and for sale low by
feb7 CRAWFORD BELL.
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT.
DABCOCK BROTHERS, Agents for Law son
ID Verrys superior Hydraulic Cement, are prepar
ed to furnish any quantity at Factory Prices wit
the addition of the freight Of twenty five cents pei
barrel. ap9 #
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
The Emigrants on the Plains.
Correspondence ofthe 81 louis Republican

correspondence OF Inc 81 LOUIS hcpuDnca1.
FoRT LARAMIE, Wednesday, May o.
DEAR SIRs Since the date of my last, living
stream OF gold diggers has been passing this place,
and our expresses from the frontiers represent
every rod OF the road between here and the Mis-.
sonr occupied by their white top wagons. Con-
siderable pains have been taken to keep the run
OF the emigration, and the following is the number
oimen, women, children, wagons, horses, males
and oxen that have passed this post up to this
date, viz: 2.s97 men, 90 women, % children si5
wagons, 3,o05 horses, 9I3 mules, aud "a oxen-a
pretty good business since the first of May.
The character OF the emigration is about the
same as that Of last year. There is q marked diE
ference, however, in the outfits Of this season.
Everything is better adapted for making a speedy
TRIP with the exception Of the animals. There are
too many horses. Mules are decidedly the best
animals to bring on the Plains; but / presume the
demand was too great for the number Of mules in
the Western States. 1t is 70 be feared that the
emigrsnts, with the view OF having light loads and
speedy arriving at their place Of destination, have
calculated somewhat too closely In the matter of
provisions.
Many OF them have not enough to carry them be-
yond the Salt Lake. What they intend to live on
beyond, Is not known Grass is very back ward
and from oil appearance we shall have but little on
19e prauies this season. in consequence ofthe want
tsln' AN express from Fort Hall has just reach
ed here, being the first indication of lie in that
quarter since last + all. Three attempts were made
during the Winter to force a passage across the
mountains, but all in vain, owing TO tho snow
There nss been more snow in the mountains this
season than for the last twelve years
ST. Louis had better be putting her household !,
order preparatory to short trip down the Missouri
The squadron Of Rifles which went out last
Spring for the purpose OF establishing post near
Fort Hal. has been ordered TO abandon the placs,
and is now on the wing for Oregon city This is a
good move as there was about as much use of post
at that point as at Vide Poche, or on the summit of
Laramie Peak. The severity Of the Winter was
head Of animals. leaving them just enough to take
them over into Oregon.
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Card from DIR. Earresf

~ Whsr Ia row erdesvorng, by the mosi 1nblushing
'seds TO prejudice the public mind IN regard 10 the
aosew hippng Inflicted upon him; and that too, be.
aksa bearing can be had Of The fseis IL the case
We publication OF false statements bis own sigma
~" No advertisement Of nameless Atfisyi. also
a. " ~ psrsdng Communication In the columns OF
,sns, .Tk Storas sigued A Lady doubtless his own
eess,,s ngn rs transparent mcndsci,y deem II ne
o'eorc 70 give mos, uneQuivoca denial 10 one
sssersioa. that my friends may place no failh
nsi may Be said by Wills or by sny otber
-. oe hcsrd eeicre legal tribunal ''S 'AA''''
.host soerrly aver that when \, n, ,,,,,,
'eaec him 70 he Earth. ~-a wiz my hs1d alone,
fNsl~affhss 1sa< e, lssQ EDWIN FORREST.
" Toe ''a'sneD. Of A Lady in our o0,,m,.
49, hese. seen Oy Mr. Wills until after !, wa.
inter- might be found, as Der tessimonv as.s 'ae
sr'rssnt to him. We had her name ana ys'u oe
'ss's we printed her statement ara 80
sssshgsr to sll the parties TO this feus ~ "a
'as sbovs Gard. - r rss,erence to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CORNER SroSE or TIE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURcH-At O'Clock on Monday sterncon,
large snd most respectable assembly gathered a.
the corner Of Clinton and Remsen sts {, attend
the services at the laying Of the CONVERSIONS Of
Rev. Mr. Jscobus's Church. Rev. Mr.. J. read ae-
propfis;e Scripture, Hymn was sung, the usual
deposits made in the box, and Rev Dr. Phlips, Of
New-York. delivered q feeling and eloqsens aa-
dress. The building 10 going up finely, of very
choice material, well done. The congregat on ara
now worsbipping, very near ia the Chapel Of the
Female Academy.
CURIOUS TRIAL-The City Court ia occupied in
a trial Of Thomas Dowlipg, on an indictment or
creating nuisance in the Seventh Ward Of this
city, by keeping slsugbterhouse AMI slaughter
ing and selling diseased meat IN various pats OF
this county and its vicinity. There were three
counts in the Indictment and near upon 60 Witness
es for and against the prosecution. Toe case 10
most important one. being the st of the SOFT fer
which an indictment was found aud tried ia this
county.
~ The clock on the City Hall Is at length So
ing it looks well and appears thus far To keep
good time.
70 Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has not preach
ed for the last three Sundays in bis Church, in con-
sequence of illness He is at present ia fair way
of recovery, and will probably soon return from
Hartford, Conn. where he is at present sojcurn'ng
for the benefit of his health.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

REAL EsTATE.-The following sales were made
yesterday, June 90
BY A. H. MULLER
lot with 3Itory brick dwelling In Hudson st. near 80
Vacant lot onNneteenth 1000
The NEwYoBK VoLUsTEERs.-At last the
bounty voted to the New-York Volunteers, their
widows and children, has been distributed II
amounted to SIS for each member Of the regiment.
A number Of claimants-many of them apparently
proper subjects of municipal bounty--assembled
at the Controllers Office yesterday morning TO
receive their apportonments.
TsE American IsDUsrRIAL UsIoS.--This inst-
tuition has just been organised for the timely encourage
nent OF honest and useful industry Thsproecors add
friends are making gements 10 enfcrcs the principles
Of the institution possible. They bold heir
meetings every Saturday evening a. Fountain Hail. 49
Bowery which win be opened from 10 An to PM dur
ing his week for the reception Of ladies' who may desire
Information hs plans aud principles ofihs Institution
II Is intended first help seamsesses TO work. making
them in time their employers. TIE Office OF the Agent
10 81 Liber1y-st
THE SALAMAsDER SAFE IN CALIFORNIA Mr..
snAs HERse The celebrated nsker Of the ssismsndsr
saehas received from California interesting description
Of the lac destructive conHagraon al San Fran.sco, and
OF The uneqasled virtue Of the 5ssmande Oh Tue oces-
sen In letter written Asr Wait 10 the ruins, BY Jacob
L. Dodge Esq late Alderman Of The Ninth Ward, Of this
Civ and now resident Of California Mr. Dodge says
Amer the Ere was over walked over me ruins add
found everything In sshes except here and there sz
,,a.Isy SAFE There wss 10, Of hese which, when
opened cid not out everything IN a. psrc, order az
when first put h. Some Of hem contained over two hun
dred thousand dollars 10 gold dust beside vsusbie papers
and ore Of them contained gold watches which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

voHio-Nathan Simpson has been nominated as
r. rec SOL candidate for Congress in the XIIth
gTas,ricf, vice Hon. SsmueF. vinfon, who resres.
w ySs rs Whig District and viii doubtless elect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

"DESs" IN THE VILLAGE.-Aboat 80 unlortu-
nate people (says Wiliamsburgh paper were
to any Christian to answer, whether it Is RICH. to
plunge SO many wretches into the four black holes
g feet square, that compose the prison. Unlea
one half the officers are by come means got rid Of
the number of arrests will continue to increase.
and death and disease will be the Consequence.
The practice under the now code as to arrests for
intemperance, is very discriminating. drunken
man may walk through the streets with impani,y,
so long as he does not s'asgsr. The moment,
however. that he departs from "bee Ii e." the
new code clops him in the cells, where he enjoys
state of tOrpor until released. One days con'ine
ment in this "Blsck Hole" Is equd to a; year az
Blackwells Island.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

sA0lKRAH 81. LoTs-The deaths in St ron;.
we week ending "a inst. were 70. "a Of Cholsr.
u ne week sndisg 9th inst lo7, 4a ofcholer.
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~ A German cabinet-msker whose name we
could not learn living in Powersst. while inliqaor
last night had difference with his wife, when hs
plunged knife into her breast inflcting very
severe wound. He also by way Of putting fin-
ishing stroke to his nights work, threw his two
apprentices out Of the window. Officers Smell and
Seaman arrested the miscreant. Such is the story
of the Times of Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

nrr were Of ". Her iDgs usssfscsar- An
Sssmancer' were kuraesi o ssber, ~in thekr &C.,.
ihn new iss Of TIE ssrvessse qualities II =, 49,
asf sss VII give sesefal satisfaction 10 ,hoss v1o -
sssoy expehsrecd he benefits Of his Invention Ars~
aoon has oeca essbshsd for hsn 10 the Gold RADIO -
conc only 70 hst which tier have osg enjoyed ss
where
The Ala caisvsi In lie account Of he ere Of a. "a A.
May 81 Sen Francisco hsyng spokea dssespsesy Of hs
"saamanaeI.' made the following haa sscns .rs~s,e-
From Inc Daily Alta California
SAYS In the OF the word sslsns .s.lss' "a ~ -
tcle touching Safer In yesterdays Alta al not lns16
to spply TO tWhdes's psient Hesuass Ssiansassz Wa
axe TITS statement becsase Informed that suA
construction erFcnscasiy placed the lsarasre
TIE word we used IL wss mere ~6ssre Of spsechs
FISHING BASKs.-The steamer Bulalo raas 10
The Fishing Bsnks oH sandy HOOK. daily. Dahag as
last es dsys lave been firm u, abe hss bsoaght
10 he City fooco bass and Eores Eass cot-
lon Sand goes with ,hs bosi- Tsoss who msy se-fc
gimpse u the open Atlantic and e. joy the lasi soasrg
sea breese would do well 70 take tripin tais eosL
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EUROPE BY AN AMERICAN.
Nh. XII.

Pass1ge Of the Lao Destroying Untre.saf Ssg,agt.. ia
Particulars. .Asscciaffcn n Europe aad AmoreI Re-
iatirIv Considered .b Prospects "a Nco. Eagi nd.
Louis NsBoieon's ksv Salary and Royalty -. Pars
Hsms.. .Engirsh Ne1s, &c. &c.
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waterloo 80 n front, on West Frouts..........sS5
| do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 825
] do 40 n 'front.'. ......................... go
Site for dock foot OF Esglsst ................. 500
water lot 40 Il 'front.' West Front st.........1a0
do 80 n 'front.' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
do adjoining. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $40
DO do...................... 325
do do....................... $40
lots on Peicsn-sL between West Front and West
seconded $50 eacn. iSo
lot on We Third between Pelican and swan 30xl20 $50
lot on Wesi Thd-st between Pelican and Eagle, do 80
do do do Lark and Ceuter...... e5
do Ehst between East Second and Esst Third Sd
do 10 Fox-st 90
do Oh Esst TEirdsL between Fox and Deer st... 100
lots on Fox It, and In OF Deer-st SIS each.. lo3
lois Fox ard Esst Second ss. and inrear on
Deef-st al $50 each 80
lot on Deerst between Easl Second and Esst Third
street go eacn ~
lot Leopard and East Third sl.................. 200
lot corner Of Leopard and Lion and IN rear..... 9lt
lot on Leopard It, and in Lion......... OF
lot do do.................... -
2ou on Robinson-st and in 10 Ploonsi $780,. so
lotcoTner Of West front and Canary. .......... $50
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TIE NEw-YORR TRIBUNE

.-,,6.r,,,. Oregon, and lhe Sandwich Islands,
o.,.s5 an tho departure Of each Mall Steamer for
syysTss PrIce 81 cents per copy.
sss''' GREELEY ( McELRATH. Publishers
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satisfies the tongue and stops the involuntary mois
ture at its root However, no one need now be re-
duced to the substitute Of eating Strawberries with
bis nose. They are so cheap and abundant that the
man must be beyond help who cannot afford a
basket
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THE rEw-YoRK TRIBUNE
FOR European Circulation,
.r.sed on tbs departure Of each Msil Steamer for
s Pr,cs 81 cents per copy, or u per year, postage
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-03-16

6a0s From Nsuhvis i D d. cucs - =, sx...s.
~ IS - nsse' naa huddlsstons Gross
1870 Ss'e.'.'s ; II 80 ~ os.'ssvuls
~ ~ nsA s, esy =! miles
a Ano ose1 ossVssn sonssdvs and II = nnsxt
900 csy = -
osos From Nashville q pm,t - wee Tuesdays and
Fndsysi
~ cou.n ns'Psh' Barren, bon Aqua sad Vernon;
Cenus.iiIss by ? ~ next day. 55 miles
Ana psck between . Mondsys and Thursdays and
~ ~ next Day. M ~.
oSio from Cross rains q N, twice week, Mondays
ana ihursdsysi ~. 49,.
sB ny 6pfinsns'd' Tunensiile, and Port Royal,
10 Ciarksvile, BY m, same days, ~ miIss
And back between u and n. Tuesdays and
Fridays .s s..
rfoposah @ commence q Mu'oy., miles further.