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The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23
Jacks LiberaIity.

Not long since, man-of-war's man stopped
into posi-o Office, and addressing the postmaster
asked" Do you know Jim Jenkinsl''
% Not l. replied the the postmaster; why do
you ask ~
" Because, want you 10 give letter to him, "
replied The sailor, producing epistle.
''Very WELL" said the postmaster, O. the letter
will be sent TO him but you must put a stamp
on it,
g How the deuce can you send letter TO Jim
jenkins unless you know him 2" inquired the tar.
"Oh. that does not matter" answered the
postmaster :" can send the letter. but it will
cost you stamp"
"Stamp!" cried the sailor "show me one.''
stamp was accordingly shown to him, when
he exclaimed
"No, shver me if put Jim Jenkins off with
n penny, for he often spent a crown upon me
havn't you anything handsomer than this? 2"
The postmaster replied in the affirmative and
showed him a two penny stamp.
"Wel cried Jack this looks more decent, but
havn't you got anything better?''
The postmaster showed him shilling stamp
which Jack inspected with an expression OF ap.
prevail saying
"All right put five of them on the letter.
Shiver my timbers will never send Jim Jen-
kins less than five shillings worth 2"
Saying this he threw down five shilings on
the counter took up the five shilling stamps
and stuck them on the letter, which he then
threw into the letter-box with an expression OF
satisfaction at having spent a crewn on Jim Jen.
kns
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23

BRIDAL PREsESTs.-Hymen still continues to
be the ruling divinity in the upper circles of the
town. Every day there is a great wedding,
and the carriages of the guests fills the streets
of the neighborhood. The great rivalry at these
weddings seem TO be in regard TO bridal pres
enis; and every succeeding nuptial so far
eclipses all previous exhibitions. One entire
room is devoted 10 these gifts, some malicious
persons call them temporary loans. and the ar
tieles of bijcu,erie are spread out and labelled
with the names of the donors, and frequently
with the accompanying presentation notes. The
display is equal to jewellers shop. There
are nick nacks of use and ornament, ranging
from S. to $1,000; and the aggregate cost ol
the presents swells 10 fabulous figure. We
have heard of estimates as high as 81, 900.
A mercinary wag remarked on gazing at one
of these grand shows. that, sit was really an OBJ
ject 10 ge, married" Among the lates, Of these
bridal displays, we noticed a novelty in the
shape of sacred vestments, ito be worn nearesi
the person OF the bride muslin mystery d
lace and embroidery that battles all description
But the subject is altogether too delicate for pro
fame handling-and too delicate, we think, fol
public exhibition. Besides, we find such ruff
fled bosom in the nuptial paradise, is not eracfl,
the hing.-N. y. Mirror.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23
DR.. A. F. SAWYER,

LNORMERLY CONNECTED WITH THE
IL Surgical Department of the MASSACHUSETTS
GENERAL HosPITAL, gives special attention to
the treatment of all
Surgical Diseases,
AS tumors, morbid growths, affections of the
bones and joints, deformi,ies, whether congen-
ital orfrom accident, diseases of the urinary ap-
paratus, of the eye, ear, etc.
Patients placing themselves in DR.. Sawyer's
hands. for treatment operation, will be pro-
vided with suitable accommodations, and with
careful and attentive nurses.
Facilities are now offered by DR.. Sawyer for
the successful practice of Surgery, which are not
to be surpassed in any city of the Union.
Residence-Rasette House, (basement) corner
of Bush and Sansome streets. Office hours until
A. NJ, and from 3 to 5 P. NJ.
San Francisco, January %, 1855. feb3-y
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23
Surgical Diseases.
John PARROT. WALTER B.. CoMsTot
PARROTT g. CO.,
BANKERS,

Corner Of Cd7yornaa and Montgomery streets,
San Francisco.
WE HAVE THIS DAY OPENED our
w banking house for the transaction of bus
iness and are prepared TO draw Exchange at
Sight and Time on Messrs. ROWLAND & AS
PINWALL, of New York; to purchase Exchange,
Gold Dust, Bullion, and Mint Certificates, at cur
rent rates; ship Treasure for account under our
own policies of insurance, and make liberal ad-
vances on Gold Dust sent to our charge for coin
age or Assay.
We shall have our CREDITS established at
an early day on all the other principal Atlantic
Cities. Europe and China, of which due notice
will be given. se29tf
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23
Hurrnh for Goldfish,

When we see young man dressed in the ex-
treme of fashion, prone nading the street, flour
ishing delicate walking stick ogling the ladies,
and turning up his interesting probocis with an
air of di,den at poor neig ighbor's son or daugh-
ter, when we know. too, that his father acqnr-
ed the property which his fool of son is maxi
ing himself ridiculous upon, by collecting grease
and ashes are tempted to shout in his ASST
nine ears, "Hurrah for Goldfish ~
When we see young woman whose hi CHEST
ambition appears TO be a desire to eclipse her
heighbors in dress, and who makes it her con-
slant boast that she ''never washed dish or
hemmed a shirt" because she regards it as a
vulgar accomplishment, we feel a strong inclin-
alton to whisper in her ear, 'Hurrah for cod
fish ~
When we see young man too proud to carry
bundle in the street. when we know his faith
er is a woodsawyer, or when we see young
miss seated in the parlor, perusing novel,
while "ma'' is doing the kitchen drudgery, we
say to oursef "Hurrah for cod fish ~
When we hear lady protest that she "can-
not ride in omnibus, because ii was intend
ed for common folks we cannot help exclaim-
ing TO ourself. "Hurrah for Goldfish %
When we lady arrayed in the costliest
fabrics, treat with contempt schoolmate whose
clothing is not of so rich a texture especially
when we remember that some of the aforesaid
lady's relatives are inmates of the poor house.
and others OF the State prison, we feel a strong
desire to thunder in her ears, "Hurrah for cod
fish ~
When we hear man boasting of his ances-
try, and taking unwoned pains to display his
pretended family coa-of-arms, which he has
stolen from some old book of heraldry we lauo
say TO ourself, "IIurrah for cod fish -
When we see elegant carriage dashing
through the streets, with heraldic devices en-
blazoned on its trapPings, with coachman and
footman decked out in a sort of livery-and cs-
pecially when know that its aristocratic
proprietor made his money by vending "purely
vegetable pills" which were nothing more nor
less than dried peas, we exclaim, "Hnrrah for
cod-fsh!''
In short when we see people putting on
hauehty airs, because it has pleased providence
to endow them with a liberal share of this
worlds goods, or when see the supercious
sneer OF contempt upon the face of person, TO
show his or her estimation of one who ''works
for living" we feel strong desire TO show
our estimation of them, by exclaiming in their
ears, Hurrah for cod-fsh l''-American Unton
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23
San Francisco Advertisements.

GOODWIN co. +.
11o Front St., corner Of Oregon.
San Francisco.
OFFER FOR Sale:
4 SA TIERCES AMES' HAMS;-2OO tier
lou ces Hams in Brine;
Il6 hhds extra clear Bacon sides;
500 firkins choice Goshen Butter;
$50 cases Lard in 10, Is, 20-lb tins;
800 kegs Lard:
400 tins English Dairy Cheese;
900 bbls Mess and Clear Pork
900 half bbls Mackerel;
80 casks Goldfish
500 bbls and half bbls New Orleans sugar;
500 mats No. China sugar;
$50 bbls Crushed sugar;
100 bbls Powdered sugar;
600 bags Old Rio Coffee;
600 sacks White and Bayos Beans;
800 cases Y. Hyson Tea, and 2lb cans;
900 cases Gunpowder Tea, and 2-lb cans ;
400 cases and boxes Imperial Tea;
200 hlf chests superior Oolong Tea in paper
1,5O0 whole and half boxes Rasins;
1000 boxes Adamantine Candles;
300 cases Tomato ketchup;
100 cases Stoughton Bitters;
$50 cases fresh Pine Apples, and 2-lb tins !;
100 cases fresh Pine Apples, Bib glass;
200 cases fresh Apples;
800 cases Jams and Jelies in glass and tin !;
900 cases Kenseit's fresh Peaches;
100 cases Green Cages;
$50 cases fresh Cherries and Gooseberries !;
100 cases fresh Raspberries;
500 cases Wells s. Provost's Pie Fruit;
800 cases Lobsiers, Glib cans;
go cases Oysters, ID cans;
100 cases CLAIMS Glib tins;
900 cases Essence Peppermint;
$50 boxes Pepper sauce
200 cases fresh Tomatoes;
300 cases Green Corn;
$50 cases Green Peas;
800 cases pure strained Honey;
2OC cases Roast Chicken;
500 cases Pickles, OTIS and hf gals EACH
500 cases Brandy Peaches;
1000 cases spices;
GOO cases saleratus in 10-lb bxs and lib bts :;
200 cases Carb. soda;
400 cases Cream Tartar, lib tins and bolts;
1000 boxes Hill & Colgate's soap;
500 boxes Chemical Olive soap;
900 boxes CASTLE soap;
100 boxes salt water soap;
100 cases Peach Tobacbo;
rs cases Grape Tobacco
80 cases Sacramento Tobacco;
25 cases Game Cock Tobacco
25 cases Fruit Tobacco;
$50 cases Tobacco various brands;
$50 cases smoking Tobacco;
80 cases P. & MS Yeast Powders (gen.;)
800 half bbls new Corn Meal;
800 whole and half bbs Carolina Rice;
1000 mats No. China Rice:
$50 half bbls split Peas
400 dozen Shaker Brooms;
200 bales Wrapping Paper;
5000 pounds Nutmegs;
$50 bbls and bags Whole Pepper;
500 kegs and 10 gallon Cranberries
600 kegs 5, 10 and Il gallon Pickles;
25 half bbis Dried Apples;
100 bags Dried Cherries;
so cases Currans;
$50 dozen 3-hoop Pals;
100 cases Olive Oil
60 cases sardines;
100 cases salt, 10 and 20-b bags;
800 cases salt, 5-lb bags;
400 boxes T. d. Pipes;
100 bbls and kegs Vinegar:
500 kegs E. B. syrup. feb2-lm
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23
wOoDEN WARE, BASKETS, &C.

WOODEN WARE, BASKETS, &c.
INCLUDING BROOMS, TUBS, PALS, wood
IL and zinc wash boards, choppng trays rolling
pins, barrel covers, market baskets, peach bas-
kets, bottle baskets. shoe. scrub and dust brush
es hair and wire selves, cotton and linen twine,
bed cords and clothes lines, with every other
article belonging to the WOOD AND WILL
LOW WARE business at lowest wholesale pri-
ces, by w. HAWXHuRST,
112 g. ia, Front, near Washington St.
San Francisco.
P.S. am still doing business in the same
old wooden buildings at very low rent sa-
wing of expense which about all goes to the ben
eft of my customers. and merchants who do not
at least call and see before they buy elsewhere
cannot be wide awake to their own interests.
nov3-6m*
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23

Tx PooR LIrTLE LloS.-The New York Ia
dependent has the following from mother:
"But did | tell you what time had with
my little joel
"No; what is itl''
why, was showing him the picture of the
martyrs thrown TO the lions, and was taIkins
very solemnly to him, trying to make him fee
what q terrible thing it wasn
/" Ma, said he sll It once. tsOh, n just Iool
as that poor little lion. away behind there, h<
won't get any
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23

Af.sT MAx.-Speaking of fast men, we are
reminded OF Thomas Holmes, one of the pio
neers In laying out The city of Chicago. of Mil
~aukee' Janesyliie, and other places of note in
sfhe far west. We met him last fall in Sbakona,
"A magnificent town site on the Minnesota river.
about thirty miles from St. Paul, where he owns
an extensive property He stated that he had
never seen railroad car or telegraph wire.
Said he, I'm leetle too fast for your railroads
ano teiesraphs; they can't keep up with me p
II was ms intention to go to the Pacific shore in
oregon, ana lay ous city at point where one
s sof the Pacific railroads mnst have II. ,.r,o;nn.
& II Is possible that the railroad and ,.l.or.nh
may oyertake him yet.-Exekanee.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23
POLLARD & MASON'S
ANTI MALARIA PILLS.

A SURE AND SAFE CURE FOR REMIT
L a tent and Intermittent Fevers, and also a
most effectual cure for all the secondary dis
eases accompanying these fevers, such as Liver
Complaint, Neuralgia, Indigestion, and Enlarge
ment OF the Spleen, or Ague Cake. For inter-
mittent Fever, or Fever and Ague, these pills
are undoubtedly the most effectual and safe rem
edy In the kpown world. They may be taken
at any stage of the disease, as well in the cold
stage as In the hot. These pills not only stop
the Chils and Fever, but they remove from the
system all secondary Affections which remain
alter the use of other remedies, to reproduce
the disease again. In this respect we claim a
superiority over every other remedy which has
been offered to the public. There is a paper
round each box. under the label, containing .
short history OF the causes of the fevers Of this
country, and the effects and operation of the
remedy which we propose. These pills are
made and put up in ;he city Of Marysvilie, Yuba
county, Cal.
Depot and ofice-D st:ect, second door south
of the United States Hotel.
B For sale in Shasta by DIR. BENZ Shurtleff.
agent for Shasta County.
July 18th, 1854. iyl5tf
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23
TO MERCHANTS.

TO MERCHANTS.
NNHE undersigned respectfully offers his SER
Il vices 10 the merchants in the interior, as
a commission buyer of goods in San Francisco
Having been engaged in that business for three
years past, with three years previous experience
such may employ him in that capacity. Or
ders for any description of merchandise filled
and forwarded promptly.
SAM'L H. PRITCHARD,
Corner of Battery and Sacramento sts.,
d29-3m San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23
RUSSIAN HILL HOTEL FOR IN
VALIDS.

THTS INSTITUTION, under the direction of
Il Five Trustees, and Charge of experienced
| and competent Physicians, offers superior in
ducemenis 10 such persons as are desirous of re-
mining quiet for time under Medical treat
mrni. and enjoy the comforts nf home.
Pers"nS suffering from any farm of disense,
(cxccri cholera and small pox, } will be received
any lane. and fnll board furnished. Meals
served III private rooms, if desired, without eI-
ira chargr.)
The ROOMS of the Hotel are large, airy, and
well furnished with every convenience.
Experienced NURSES will always be in at
tendance, and every means used calculated TO
ensure the speedy convalescence OF PATIENTS
The CHARGES will be moderate in all cases,
aud no extra expense for Medicines, Lights OF
Baths
The PHYSICIANS in attendance are we'll
known to the public scientific and trustwor-
thy gentlemen.
Connected with the Hotel is Dispensary for
worthy INDECENT persons. where Medical aiten-
dance and Medicine will be furnished gratis
For admission, application must be made to-
the Physicians, at their Office southeast corner
of Washington and Dupont streets, San Fran
cisco.
All letters mnsi be addressed as above.
Hon. JAMES VAN NESS.)
Hon. JOHN S. HAGER,
Hon. JAS. NJ. ESTELL, }Trustees.
WM G. WOOD Esq,
c. V. GREY, Esq,
PHYSICIANS:
LORENZO HUBBARD, NJ d.,
J. d. BROWN NJ. d.
N. b. B--lndigent persons will be prescribed
for at the Dispensary, on the south.eas corner
"i Washington and Dupont streets on each day
OF the week, Sundays excepted, between the
hours OF one and two o'clock. Diseases of the
Eye treated on SATURDAYS
DIR. HUBBARD, ON Diseases of Women and
Children.
Or. J. D. BROWN, on Surgical Diseases gen.
eraly ;anl9-3ms
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23

| HOME AND WoMAS.-If ever there has been a
more touching and eloquent euloeium upon the
charms of home, and its dearest treasure woman,
than IS contained in the following extract, it has
not been our fortune to meet it
"Our homes, what is their cornerstone but
| the virtue of woman? And on what does the
social well-being rest but on honest Must we
not trace all other blessings of civilized life to
the door of our private dwellings, Are not our
hearih-stones guarded by the holy forms of con-
Jugal hlial, and parental love, the corner-sones
OF Church and State-more sacred than either
more necessary than bohl Let onr temples
crumble and our academies decay-let every
public edihee, our halls Of justice, and our capi-
tolls of State be leveled with the dust-but spare
our homes. Man did not invent he cannot i'm
prove or abrogate them. private shelter to
cover in two hearts dearer to each other than
all the world; high wallsto exclude the profane
| eyes OF every human being-seclusion enough
tor children 10 feel that mother is a peculiar
name-this is home, and here is the birth-p place
OF every virtuous impulse; of every sacred
thought. Here the Church and State must come
Tor their origin and support Oh spare our
homes The love we experience there gives us
faith in infinite goodness-the purity and disin-
terested tenderness Of home is our earnest Of
a better world In the relations there establish
ed and fostered, do we find through life the
chief solace and joy of existence. What friends
deserve the name compared with those whom q
birihright gave usl One mother is worth a
thousand friends-one sister dearer than twenty
intimate companions. We who have played on
the same hearth, under the light of smiles, who
date back to the same season of innocence and
1 hope, In whose veins runs the same blood do
we not hnd that years only make more sacred
and important the tie that binds usl Boldness
may spring up, distance may separate. different
spheres may divide, but those who continue to
love at all, must find that the friends whom God
himself gave. wholly unlike any we choose for
ourselves, and that the yearning for these is the
strongest spark in our expiring affection"
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23

y The Wisconsin is responsible for the fol-
lowing:
HOOPS AND MaRRIAGE.-A good story is told
oil a bachelor who was to be married to a lady
who would be so fashionable as to wear hoops.
The incident is a curious one:
We were 10 be married in church en- grand
tenne; at 10 o'clock in the morning The hour
came, carriage, friends, &c. along with it, we
went to church. We descended-walked up to
the door-side door-very narrow-bride couldn't
ge' throus6-couldn't get into church. Hoops
too large, door too small. l grew as red in the
face as boiled lobster s.Pst her tlrouol .,
sgasped, confused, agitated and vulgar
"Sir-r.r" said Blanche. "such language at
7 such time
We re-en,ered the carriage, ditto the friends
theirs, returned TO the brides house. and then
|, Arthur, received formal dismissal. l got
the sack. Mile Blanche retains the hoops.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23
!. WILSON & son.

DIONEER HARNESS REPOSITORY.--On
Il hand, a complete assortment of Saddles,
Brides, MartingaIts s, Whips, Mexican Spurs and
Bits Also, Skirting. Harness and Birdie
Leashes. Fire Caps, from to 80 cone, New
York make. no25-3m
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23
How Jim wicker. Head got BALD.

Jim Wicker was a comica-lookng fellow
with very Young face but by reason Of having
no hair he looked very old from bis eyebrows
all the way round TO the back of his neck. He
was very sensitive about the defect, and was
some " bat celebrated, for fight he. had with a
travelling agriculruraIist who. upon being asked
by Jim: what would the hair TO grow
upon his shining poll, was advised TO cover the
top of his head with gtIano and plant il down
in crab grass" But Jim wouldn't quarrel with
Captain Wild, for that gentleman was not only
the host of the Fairy Queen. but had the key of
all ''fhe refreshments' in his possession, with
out hesitation lie enlightened his auditory after
This fashion:
You see the har always did grow rather
scarce bout my scalp. and wns always rubbing
in one thing and another TO fofch it out, for
was sartin The roots wasn't dead though thar
was but little TO be seen above the ground. Id
heard of bars grease. and bought gallon in
bottles but | believe it was nothing but hog.
lard and mutton taller; so | thought |
would have the genuine article, and got old
Dan to 90 out and kill sorne thing for my e.pecial
benefit. Dan told me it was in the spring, and
that the bar was in bad health and out of season
but believed he was trying 10 quiz me, and
wouldn't take no for answer. short hunt
fotched a critter at bay, and Dan. by shot in
the vitas saved the varmint; but the bar
in bad condition. for he looked scedy
old Canadian thistle, and he had hardly lie
enough in him TO keep his joints from squeak
ing, but what he did have got and used and
stranger, said Jim, looking sorowfully round on
the company. in two days what little bar | had
commenced falling off and in a week was as
bald as a gun barrel. Dan was light; the var
mint was shedding himself and had nothing in
him bnt har shedding lie, and the consequence is,
| can't in the dark tell my head from a dried
gourd If depended ON feeling "
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23

/ San Francisco Advertisements,
Travellers Beware of the Impositions
of Hack Drivers and Runners.
ALL PERSONS ARRIVING IN SAN FRAN
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Nos. 119 and 121, Sacramento ST.,
CENTRALLY LOCATED,
Bef,reen Sansome and Montgomery Streets an tie
immediate ricinity of the Nicaragua and
Mail Steamship C0mp0nyS Offices.
San Frnncisco.
ARE CAUTION
YHNO BEWARE of the tricks and various impo
IL positions of Runners and Hack Drivers
representing themselves as being employed by
the proprietor of the What Cheer House. there
by inducing the unwary to get into their car
rage, by telling them it belongs to the House,
and is free and afterwards extorting from them
exorbitant prices.
REDUCTION IN BOARD AND LODGING.
Board, per day, 81 90
per meal so
:" per week, 90
Lodging. per week, from 81 to S6 90
Lodging, per night, from SOC to 90
N. B. The privilege of FREE BATHS is ex-
tended to those occupying rooms i'll this house.
In addition TO large number of rooms each
having from two to three beds; there are also
one hundred well finished single bed rooms. The
beds are fitted up with springs, and the best of
curled hair mattresses, thereby making this the
Best House in the city.
LODGINGS WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.
N B-The What Cheer House sends to The
Boats an express wagon, with the name of the
House on it, for the purpose of carrying Possen-
gers and Baggage Free.
The proprietor wishes it understood that all
others act without any authority from him.
ialo-3m R. B. WOODWARD, Proprietor.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23
SILVER. SILVER.

LIME Silver Tea Sets-Fine Silver Breakfas
l. Sets; Fine Silver Spoons and Forks:
Fine Silver Pitchers and Goblets,
81 Walters,
Cups,
Knives,
:" Nut Picks,
Napkin Rings, etc.
BRIGGS, DEY & CO.,
fea-lm % Montgomery ST. corner Cal.
The Shasta courier., 1856-02-23
s6.
SAsAL1H % B06Y Y}YAND MIN Q -

4 TTENDING and resident Physician. J. l..
IN CZAPKAY, NJ. D.. laie of the Hungarian
revolutionary war, chief Physical to the Goth
Regiment of Honveds chief surgeon TO The Mil
iiary Hospital of Pesth, Hungary, aud late lee
turer on the Diseases of Women and Children.
Particular attention given To the Diseases of Wo.
men and Children.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-12-04
THE GREAT EGl-iSH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Fills!

PREPARED from prescription OF Sir Jsnos
Clarke, VI. d.. Physician Extraordinary to Ito
Queen. This invaluable Medicine l. unialinr in
the of all those painful and dangerous diseaSy
incidcn, TO the female constitution.
Ii moaeraies all excess, removes az distractions,
and brings on the monthly periods with regularity.
These Pills should be used two or three weeks pro-
vious 10 confinement; obey iortifv the constituting,
and lcstn the sGilering during labor. enabling tie
mother opcriorm he: duties with safety to hers 4
and cl.ili.
These Pills should no, lie taken liy e males iurcr
the FIRST THREE MONTHS oi Pregnancy, "a
they arc 10 bring Miscarriage, but al any
other time they safe
L.. all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
pain in the Back and Limbs, llcasinc.s Fatigue ON
Slight Exertion. papi;ation OF the Heart. Lowncss
OF Spirits, Mysteries, Sex Headache. " hites aud
all the painful diseases occasioned b, disordencs
system, these Pills will effect cure when all Other
means have failed. and although pow oriu. remedy
does not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or apy
other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each pa,kaee.-
Price, in the United States ana Canada, One DOL
lar. w. ". ROBERTS
iNDiAyAroIIe,
General agent for Indiana.
n. Il. 81 90 ana D postage stamps enclosed ca
any authorized Agent. will ensure a bottle of Pills
10y return mail. For sale by TIA. LEMON.
marl5''6 lsme. fLrMoVIR, Ind