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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-17
FEVER AND AGUE,
AND
ALL FORMS OF BILIOUS DISEASE.
SAFELY AND StHETV

There cases where the system is so full of
Disease, that nothing but thorough turning over will
do any good, and in these this Remedy proceeds
to do i-in such cases nausea is produced, lin the
common doseD but persons avoid this by doing
the whole slower, and taking small doses, and longer
time to cure.
In some cases where the Liver is torpid the patient
will have one or two Chi!l5 after commencing the Med
icne; but as soon as the Pills fairly taken up by
the stomach, aud the system is under its nueuce the
Chills must stop. In any where il is desired to
stop Sickness at the Stomach, that produced by
these que Pills, dose two ofPeplcrIint Essence
will relieve.
Look out for your appetite after being cured by these
Pills, or you will oycI-eat,
One bottle will treak the Aguo rpon four grown
persons but to fairly should all be taken by one
We M.mLl n-.n -.-LI Ln-r o -LL.L-lin.. % lLn
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MASONIC

&/NORTHERN LIGHT LODGE No. 40, OF Free
NJ ~ aud Accepted Masons will hold their regu--
aaS1A lar communications ON the first and third
Tuesdays Of each month.
BY Order of the Lodge.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-17

10 Gun Makers.-Wc have full stock of gun
l. materials, among which will be found
Four doz Hitchcock a. Muzzy's and Pennington
Rifle barrels, single and in pairs
Gun Locks, all sorts and full stock.
- Monnthgs Springs, Brtch Plugs, Patent Britchcs,
Rod trimmings, and all the fixtures.
SlN gross Gun Cones, all qualities
Please give us a call before purchasing.
w. p. d A. II. GRIswOLD,
DstOls.-A full stock, consisting of Colts and War.
L ners Reyolvers; Double Barrel Rifle also double
W. p. & A. II. GRIswoLD
L)endy Made ClOthing.-The largest and cheap.
III est stock brought to this market. Call and
examine for yourselves.
w. p Il A. H. GRrswoLn
One ofthe Greatest Inventions of the Age.-
~ Seamless clothing;-somethng that is cheaper,
warmer, and more durable than any kind of CLOTH
won't rip or tear Over and Under Coats Peaiackets
lahts' csts ana Mttens. Call and see no charge for
moving, W.P. Il A. II. GHIswoLp.
hy Goods.-A general assortment, among which
~ will be found Sheetins, Prints, Linens Lawns
Ginghams, Hosiery and heavy stock of Mems sum
mcr goods, nc. Give us a call.
W. p & A. II. GnIswotp
ID loots g. ShOes,-Eyery thing, from Il cowhide
- Boot to the finest Patent Leather large stock
Ladies' fine Caters and Buskus and the largest sto tx
Boys and Childrens Shoes in town cheaper than can
DO bought any where west of N. Y.
W. P, & A. II. GRrswoLD.
Hats d Caps.-A full stock-Men's and BOYS.
- w. p. Il A. II. Gl,IswOLD.
INlocks! CIocks!-Wholesae and Retail, we will no
~ be undersod, call and see for yourselves.
w. ?. & A, H. GRrswoLp.
7 Tard- ware,-A full stock, Locks. Butts, Screws
4 Table and Pocket Cutlery, and Joincrs Tools OF
best quality. w. 2. II A. II. GRIswoLD.
Coopers Toois.-A full stock Weeds celebrated
" Tools all selected by Weed.
W.P Il A. H. GnrswoLp.
(tigarS.-INOOO choice Segars--lower than can he
notice, no humbug. W.P. & 4. IL. GRIswoLp,
Oct. llth lSjG-lly
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-09-17

The lDLlR The idle man is an annoyance II
nuisance. lie is no benefit to anybody. He is an
intruder in the busy thoroughare Of everyday Iifa
He stands in our path, and we push him contempt
uously aside lie is Of no advantage to anybody.
He aunoys busy men. lie makes them unhappy
He is 4 unit in society. lie may have an income
TO support him in illoness, or he may sponge on
his good natured friends But in either case he is
despised. Young man, do something in this busy,
busting, wide-awale world Move about for the
benefit Of mankind il not for yourself. Do not
be idle. Gods lazy is, that by the sweat Of our
brow we shall earn Our bread. That law is u good
one, AMI the bread we eat is sweet, Do not be
idle. Minutes are not to be squandcred thought
lcssY Every man and every woman, however ex-
atei, or however humble can DO good in this short
life II 50 Inclined therefore, s!o lot be ide.
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MARRIAGE GUlDE.-YouNG's great Physolog-
cal Work: THE POCkET IES CULAPIUS. or
Every One his own Doctor, ny Vim. Young, NJ. D.
1t is written in plain language for the general der
and is illustrated with upwards of One Hundred En-
cravings All young married people, or those cOntem-
plating marriage, and having the least impeachment to
married life should read this book Itdscloses secrets
that every should be acquainted with STILL II is
book that must be kept locked up and not lie aheuths
house 1t will be sent TO any the receipt of rs
cents Address pR. WM. YOUNG, 1872 Spruce ST.,
above Fourth. Philada,, Pa. iAareh 5. ls5f-45tf.
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Ted and 0OIU NNOTcSaIe ann EellII, by
A. LANGW ORTHX,

T.
Sold by l.. MoREHoUsE Wateryille; PECK II ANIL
TON, Perrysbnrg; Lew TAYLOR, Taylorown; and IL.
BURRITr, Maumee City. [July 2, Isj7-mG
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23
80
City Of .IaneshOMn.

\ few days ago a friend placed in our hands
a circular headed, "City of Jamestown, Wa
pello county, Iowa, January 1st, 1851" and
signed ',Dr. w. b. James,' and also circular
letter, addressed in blank to Mr.. p. NJ, seem
ingly form that had been used to address
post masters generally, with a request to pub
,ish and call attention 10 them. We cannot
fin. room this wee; for the documents and the
remarks we wish TO make upon them; but will
endeavor IL make way for them next week.
We will here say that this is undoubtedly as
arr.nt hulnbug az was ever invented, and as
well calculated to deceive the unwary and I'M
informed. The plan appears briefly to be
this A town is said to be laid out containing
1890 lots. For one dollar, deed tor lot
is promised, and may or may not be furnished
10 IL, 600, if so many apply and pay, and no.
body the wiser or richer. More about James,
town hereafter. In the meantime, all persons
ambitious 10 own town lot in Iowa, had bet
ter inquire into the character of the party with
whom they deal, and, if possible, come and
see this property before they pay even dol
lar for lot. Lots which have locality here
are too cheap at one dollar.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23
Juvenile Singing school.

Mr.. r. A. MCCLURE will commence Ju-
venile Singing Glass this evening, July 23rd
at the old Court House, up stairs All betewen
the ages of seven and fourteen are invited to
attend this evening free. We feel assured that
Mr.. Mcclure is doing much good by way of
teaching the youth of this, our happy Iowa,
the sr,of singing perfectly. if we are to Judge
from the highly commendable notices of his
success in Mt. Pleasant, Fairfield, and our Sis
ter towns. Boys and girIs, one and all, re-
member to be at the Old Court House, this
evening. at 5 o'clock.
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Merchants Gargiing Oil.

This valuable medicine combines the nec-
cssary qualities to enttle it to public favor
Tong experience furnishes ample testimony
ho' as Liniment adapted to meet the wants
and emergencies of all classes, ''Merchant's
Gargling Oil,'' in its appropriateness to both
man and beast, merits the appreciation with
which tits received. Possessing in high de-
gree the properties of an anodyne and restor-
ative, it has wonderful influence over many
painful diseases. Its great efficacy to heal is
attributable to the chemica al combination of
the choice ingredients of which it is COM
posed.
w. r. EImendOrf is the authorized
agent for the sale of this medicine at this
place. Sold also by druggists and merchants
usually in the vicinity. Wholesale by medi-
cine dealers in all large towns. n39.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23

II is a ,rise prorision of Proridoncc, that the
approach of disease is almost always indicated
by pain. II may be taken for granted, then,
that where there is pain, there is disease -
Where there is disease, there is an improper
action of the parts affected. Correct this i'm
proper action and restore healthy one, and
the disease is cured.
So long as the pain continues, the disease
continues, and to cure the latter, you must re-
lieve the former. To do this, you must use
DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea, a celebrated in
ternal and external remedy, which only needs
TO lie tried to convince the most incredulous of
of its extraordinar merits. For sale by w.
F. Elmeldorf and by agents everywhere.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23
AMERICANS, ATTENTION!

g8T" The Americans of the several townships in
Wapello county, will meet in Mass Meeting at their
several places of holding elections for the purpose
choosing Delegates to the County Convention to be
held In 0ttumwa- ....a s-.F e.. .....r#
ON SATURDAY, JULY PATH, 1857,
To nominate candidates for the following Offices to-
wit County Judge, Recorder and Treasurer, Sheriff.
and Assessor and choose Delegates to attend the
State Convention, to be held at Iowa City, August
18th, 1857. .. ID. H. ELLINW00D,
mo- Chairman Of Committee, Wapelo Co.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23

CLOTHING! READY MADE!--It is perfectly
astonishing how cheap ready made Clothing
cqn be sold! We never had any conception
Of it until we learned il at Z. w. Belts estab
iishrnent in this city, who is positively selling
I'll sorts Of seaSonabe garments for less than
the cost of making up This is fact. As a
matter of curiosity to find out what Clothing
really costs, give Belts call soon. He has
some Of the same sort left.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23

"A SPEcrMEN.-A gentleman of this city has
favored us with a .'fossil," which he is conf
den, is portion of the horn of some extinct
race of animals We do not profess much an
tiquarian skill, but the specimen looks TO us
very much like the segmen; of the limb of a
sycamore tree. We are open 10 conviction,
however. -g aHa s-.as#
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23

KINGS PATENT SINGLE MAcHINE.-This
is said to be the best in this country, or in the
world. d. Henshaw, we understand, has pur-
chased the right for Iowa, with the exception
of one county, and will have one in operation
at Chilicothe the present week. Mr. H. Of
fers Mill, Township and County rights for
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23

READ the article on the New Constitution
on the first page, carefully. 1t is attributed
to Democrat of Des Moines county, who
stands high in the confidence OF that party,
and is entitled to as much confidence, we
think, as their leaders hereabouts, who take
opposite ground.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23

At regular meeting OF kirkvii'e Lodge,
No. 80, of Good Templars, the following res
oIdtions were adopted:
WHEREAS, It has pleased Almighty God in
the unerring dispensation of His Divine Prev
ideace, to permit our much beloved brother,
ALEXANDER EROSION. by an untimely
death by drowning in the Des Moines River,
Oh the 18th Of June, 1857, to be taken from
our circle and association, while yet in the
Nigor of youth and in the power of His pater-
mol influence. Be it therefore
Resolped, That in the death of our brother
this Lodge recognizes the loss of most de-
ifs principles
Resolred, That we extend our deepest,sym
pathies and heartfelt coincidence to the,r Gow
stricken mother and relations and faet yious
friends of our deceased brother. .4t
ResolVed, That as tribute to the memory
of our departed brother, the members of this
Lodge will wear the usual badge of mourning
for thirty days.
I, Rcsolred, That a copy of these resolutions
be given 10 the bereayed mother aud sister of
our deoea sed brother, copy be placed in the
Archives of this Lodge, and that copy be
furnished to the Ottumwa Courier, with re-
spectful request to publish the same.
JOSHUA MARSHALL
CYRUS SINNARD, Committee.
f. L. McGAIR
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Special Notices.


III TO MY PATRoNS.-I would return my sincere
thanks for the good share Of public patronage bestowed
upon my establishment and would say, that not
withstanding the ateness of the season in which my
store was opened have added largely to my stock,
and have larger stock of articles in my line than
be found in store west Of the Mississippi Hay
ing had fourteen years experience in the drug business
and having competent assistant physicians and 9TH
ers requiring medicines be confident of being
suited in every respect VIM. F. ELMEND0RF,
Apothecaries' Hall, Richards Buildings,
no15 Ottumwa Iowa,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23

WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE.--We intended
to give some statement of the merits o. thus,
the best Of Hair Restoratives, but they are
crowded out We will return to the subject.
In the mean time all whom it may benefit h ad
better give it trial.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-07-23
CLOTHING.

HI AvING purchased of D. 7. Davis large stock Of
a n Clothing in exchange for property, offer the
same at extremely low prices for short time.
The Ctlsh is what want aud can anu WI. sell los
err than any other house in town.
Please call and examine for yourselves. Remember
the place.
OTHING STORE,
Opposite the Buckeye House, ottmws, Iowa,
uie-f Z. W BELTS.
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NoffCE is hereby given to those indebted to BURNS
IN WILLIAMS for meat, that they have closed the
business and dissolved coparnershp and conse suent.
" must have what is due them, they win put the
accounts Of their customers into the hand OF the
officer immediately. It win be understood that the
money can be paid TO D. p Williams, as he is ready
at any time 10 receiveit Mr. Burns has gone away to
remain.
B.hare and be wise--dclays arc dangerous.
no I'm t46t BURNS & WILLIAMS
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THE COURIER.
local anu Rafstellaneous
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

e There will be services of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church at the Curiew House Hall EVERY SUNDAY
AT 1ok A. NJ, AND O'CLOCK p NJ, until further
notice. - Rev. d. +. HUTCHINSON, Rector. .
ST. MkRY's PARISH. lhl1f
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CHANCE TO Buy Hardware CMEAr.-El.

mendorf is selling at cost Builders and 9TH
ers win please see his advertisement in this
number. ...... ".. .a..'a
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EINREsH PRuNEs, RAIsINs, FIGS, L CANDIES
II For sale BY tnolll J. L. TAYLOR.
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WESTERN HOOK, MySrC
= =, = Nv - =, - az. sse mu-up~ II

The Subscriber respectfully an.ounces that he has
jasf opened the above establishment in the !.
-. . .,ney, building OF Henry W. Starr, Esq.
Third a. nc N north of the Barrel Honse, mot in H. J
- go Burlington. losva. Z
ME1S stock consists 81 the largest assortment Of
HI Books AND STATIONERY ever brought west
,offhe Mississippi River. its. -
oeks OF the latest and best editions adapted TO the
ders OF every class and taste fine stationery Of
every kind paper blank books, &C, Of the very best
Quality at the lowest prices, An experience of many
ssearsih The bookseiifg and publishing business in
ssastern6iies, exensiye acquantanse and favorable
arrangspepts With he largest Publishing Houses, war;
rants the subscriber in saying he can give satisfaction
:, Piano Tortes. Which for beauty and pow
or oftone and elegance of finish, challenge comparison
subscriber with the Mandatory rbere these nstrn-
ments are made, enables him to give full guarantee
thai every instrument viii give entire satisfaction,
il will be exchanged the purchase money Tefun-
Meleaeons From the celebrated manufac-
office ,, Prince eo which Of 1efis sueiea'
Musical Instruments.-Includin Guitars,
yiolns Flutes Caironets, Vioncellos, Accordeons,
,ssic Scsss, III, &C. Also, Violin strings and Musical
Sheet Music. Embracing the latest and
uost popular publications, well as the productions
Of standard Cla..s.l Agsaors.
Which have been purchased, and will BE sold at much
is than theusnalprsss, and every article viii prove
sgE ats and CABS onmlpirising a fine assort
lnept Of Soft Hats and silk Plush and Cloth Caps,
witch will re sold at Wholesale Retail ut lower pri.
tcsr than at an, ether Mouse in the state. sct1
Fancy Goodse-SohUstins Ut Gold Pens and
Pencils Pocket ,oSs Poet Menaies; Hair s,Ishes aud
Combs Ladies Reteulcs Razors, Srops, SOAPS, Balm
Of 1000 Flowers, Lyons katharon, Boges' Eypt Ran
Enid, re, ~-ses
a1FIfE CELtSTiNA-The latest and best collection Of
Church Musie,bs Us; Ta5lor, price 90 Taylors
Choral Anth.nsd a spiendtd c2Eeefion OF Anthems,
4(horuses Be-, for Sacred Music societies, advanced
.Ciasses Or ctrs prize ri 2A The concordia, col
lection ofne Glees, uartets, &c. price 20 cts Away
on md tnd viii be fornnrdediby mail postage paid,
toahy efson remitaag the above named prices,
: ,HpMTDPA THY The Subscriber Is agent for Prof
4umpirsss speeibe Homeopathic Medicines, which
Ycotaning 10 Soxes, With Manual. 100 Also, Homo
.fsthie books for domestic use, always on hand.
n Erends,3 seqaaatanees and strangers one and all
arSfnyted TO call and examine my stock, they will
cordial welcomed even though they may not wish
to purchase 9 sa2 y - ~ lsasEti R
Burlington, Jan. 1851. II. II. HAwLEf,
-nol46m Late of Utica, " Y.
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"A Good House and Lot in
.rY.IcH,Sa DHRRLE ,S ADDITION TO
"a ssr ge il OTTU NJ w a, rg ..r ..-
Ten Addition Lots-a lay well. --a
Ihave Improved Farms in Clark County, III,
pois One of lZf the other 30 acres, that viii sell
4tb are close To fdiitd Eail Roads For particulars
annIy 70 FI IN r3gu C. A. BRADSHAW. .
july 9th, 1S5I-ul9 3t
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E1yINE WRITING PAPER, BLANK BOOKS, GOLD
H PENS.-For sale by lno1il J. L. TAYLOR.
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EUEEDENC MATERIAL

NJ The lots 10 huild on for sale in ire City Of
IA ot.umwa plepty o. rock. saad, water and so line,
On tie premises JOHN GRANT
fea ae-e2-ts
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THEE PAINTS,

Il HAVE lust received ine lot "Gonpie Co. !
y Tuhe Colors, and @ill sell them cheap.
nolo ELMENpoRF.
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FOR SALE.
EOIs SALE VERY CHEAP!

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, Also, several varan
"a let's in the city. Enquire Of sulsi W. l.. ORR
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WOODEN WARE !

vEwETT'S AIR TIGHT sELFsRALING CANS
- For preserving fresh fruits, vegetables,
meats, &c. For sale at DAGGETTS
MO Hardware and Agricultural Ware House.
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1ANE Of the most DESIRABLE RES fDEAC rs ]
U the City, NTH one, two or three Lots.
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RLANRs!!

OF all kin4sfor safe at this oficc.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-08

BROKE JAIL.-On Monday n;oA,
Ellsbury johnson, convicted of rsn last
John Hooper, committed on cbdps v and
murder escaped from the jail in this ml Of
They sawed through four iron hotp" pace
cage, and then with chisel picked 90 o. the
bricks Of the wall, and by means Of h Hu' The
slid to the ground. 1t is probahI I'i 4
they went in the direction of TeUn, mat
The only visible tools with which ' y
sawed were number of case knives ~, tney
These were much worn-Ashe. sped
~ The Montgomery Mail tim. ,
scribes anew plough exhibited at tbo u, ue'
Fair in that city: at is the invention .A'e
has been patented by Mr. Evans, of Mar'.a aud
county, Alabama. By the simple opers sGso
of screws it can be adjusted in everv naOl
so as to raise or lower the handles - part,
twelve inches deep or merely skim ~ Iu'
surface, to turn very wide furrow 'us
make sharp and narrow cut, to placs IL u
horse either in the furrow or on eitba, ~ e
with pleasure, &c; and so very simnIa oSs
cheap are all these adjusting screws "' uS
bolts, that we understand the plouObs ~" ".
be made entire for the sum of ten doI.~u
1t really appears to be a kind of agrieultn'';
Jack of all work. and, we think, IS deS,;n"1
to become very common and nonn0-
farming implement.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-08

CASE OF TRANsFUsIoN-The delicate
and interesting operation of transferring
blood from one person to another has again
been successfully performed by MrJ Wheat
croft, surgeon of Cannock, assisted by Mr.
J. Blackford and Mr. Sam'l Wheatcroft.
The patient was Mrs. Benton, of Cannock.
When apparently expiring from loss of
blood, about lbs of blood was transfused
from the veins of her husband into her veins,
with the happiest result. In few minutes
after, the current of blood began to flow,
and the ebbing Of life was checked, the
circulation being re- established, and de-
llverance from apparently certain and
approaching dissolution secured. The oper-
alton was performed on the 29th ult. Mr.
Wheatcroft suggests the trial of the oper-
alton in the last stage of low typhus and the
collapse of Asiatic cholera, when all the
other means have failed Woluerhamton
Chronicle.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-12-08

II DREADFUL SPEcTACLE.-It will be
remembered that the Russian line of battle
ship Lefort, lately capsized at MONDAY in
the bay of Finland, carrying down twelve
hundred persons of whom nearly four
hundred were females. A diver lately
descended to the wreck, and referring to
this writer in the London Times, from St.
Petersburg says:
Such persons as were on deck at the
time were of course at once washed away.
but the divers found no less than LOO
corpses in the cabins between decks. and
i'll the hold of the vessel, all clinging to
some portion of the timbers of the ship, or
to each other. The horror of this fearful
sight appears to have been aggravated by
the circumstance that the bodies were
already far gone in decomposition, and
with few exceptions, the eyes were wide
cpsn~Snd glaring. The effect of this
dreadful spectacle on the divers was such
that one of them, was totally unable for
many days to recount the CHASTITY scenes
he had witnessed down in that hive of
putrefying corpses, and on his persistent
refusal To report his visit there, was sent
home.