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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-03-18
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ent colors Of the dress given if desirod.5 His
rooms are so arranged as to enable him to ac,
comnmodate my number of customers in the
different branches Of his business. -
q u,,Pictures put into Rings, Pins, Brooches,
Loc kets. dc. in as good styleas thatwofk can
be done in any establishment in the Stass.l1s
rhnnkfa LII psSt sS b fordis t.
feeling perfectly satisfied tn Il he.is prepared "a
render satisfaction aoall. iIofiiW ,bag
.uiY 9lJ n5iW bslduilsh buAIarch H. 1885,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-03-18

ssls ai NsmRpst Generais9lD
ss,Iupss HBhaa Commissioner Patents,
hssts@iysd ths appointment Of Post-mas'
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unalofs ape ability and grea! !busipesS ca
paoisys and thssppaiatmen9 seems 10 giys
nspHsl Asisfssion. Lndaa No amanla ODD
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-03-18

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SiIAuo9 AHA Klt asiearsg gesyare paid, except
at tho opton of the Publisher.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-03-18
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-03
Scfduntn a%cbunacn.

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UNI 9odctbrct @m. y. Gpler, ais:
800 StlS. Slp 9ipe unp Common SSbtstrp.
zoo - 6rsnd SrnnbY, Sin unp gium.
100 - Malaga unp Nurtlrcin.
Do SrrtS Sunh unp yaYcr TailiuS.
10 - VcmrnS.
100 - SY Carbonate Spba.
30 - - Gables 0unprwpcr Sea.
30 balbc NprrS Slad Ira.
100 @rrB ISIc9ropb, 8cunp 8opp unp Sbano6oi
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100 ~9rmabIte elmer.
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S~%Dplcl1ic @rrcCr, Yrppilipn unp
E'qupr Dealer.
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zoo SS0rcS GonplcS. SauOp, Sperm un0 aconou,frr
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4oO %rrpm0 uuo @utctt5,
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300 grpF &fNihce
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On =, ,r 49, -: S"m. 2%%GLI0cc II. Sxbu.
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NF pItalt, Dap ~ rGblt ri}ttcn GrrRuru unr M,CuOmtutcn, cttu
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ih 81 ZEN mo9Ior}t ';tIi@!tR prlea bcitns c%npichlc.
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6ur AunluNNlcy unr YitbbNbcr nm MIlcrci upS9ci
NuSlp0tl rcr beltcu WatcriGlicu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-03
Mnnt., SnAt. Nnme i'm.

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Mtnrn 6rIncca iomjt Fem scianlmttn Nutifum 81, rr,th,n,
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I'll, tin nclt3 SHHd oIuo ~cinacytItt babe, wpitlbt nctcu ipnli
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9cutIhc 6"ttammc.
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%pthcnb0fl ]Nu19rfUtri. "
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RaNdra. Wan. uHo SthnUvfab0f ttltinp;s aubanp un6 wtrprn IN
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urptr lrc1 Nbstnlr III tCrr th y I WAuUnc iii 81. - abl1frl ~
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KY, '''i""''"' SH".pe' !" 9NNth ti Mm. &Oriur.
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ythie gu h0ben bi gam SnMINT'"
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ben bel 9Sm =
Servings. $50 BINS. Grcb unO Gut 6trinst. n Ea5sr
"H Nm. &R9iur.
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5G9ar9. - 500 SNlS. GruiDeO, YOw0rtO GnO aaft. Binder.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-03
6erabicBuno rer Yreiie ppn ,8Oblsu.

9ernbicBun9 Der Nreiie prn RoGlen.
DIE grfnt 9Hn Z efc mo bis auf wtirrt Nadr;ht nie fpnt.
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parb @Oft, brcc Sprteu 40
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SEetn9HH9en: 8aarj'biIn9 beim &riratn pcr N%6lcfrrnnd.
Inb Ode Der o. up 89rrin, lupltA Yum Canal. ' S"''
@"'I Snp. j. merit, Moeut.
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B@g~ SHtr MAJ ale Shmrr,rn bciltn fanu.

BS6- 9Gir man ale Stmrrirn bciltn fam.
Tic G~Gulcnce, wchc all 3ttunatiSmue. N,lroloio rcr,,Irr
RrpI- Orltdio.. Scltcna, eittetr- unp Wutcginritri.n lrlctn,
~ etA aEGtnb!dIIht %HlncCrun9 uno Gdn;llht QbhIlf,. mcnn IL
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IA IN Htdmonc, NOrfOlf une Yctrr5bura.
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2rn Stano 9tlcBt, mrIntu ~9crhrtcn &unrrn Gin ypr.
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tItat ~ ou1n1bmsmriie tlIltaen YreiIeu piftriren an
!Gnncr. @ltithflue ~tmpfe9le ib mein mcbIoTnrt;rts,
Wager Yon NHnd,s. Nan unp Shmmpf labaf,' Nfrif,n
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9o. 1914 SroaonrnEe.
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Saupficb;ffabrt

H"mbnrN rnr 9feiu Mrrt. pu soutbGmptrn.
9!tnlI''Ilt oar nrurn 0uf NHN SriirCre ]9rboutn uuO Gle
Spru ia, 1000 Guns, Gapt. lrautmauu
y ommUnin Il. 1000 Guns, Goyt. Shmcu1rr.
S'ronio, 250O ScnS, Capt. Gblers.
SSl9c mr9en itrcr itntlcn uno ~olutlidcn Tobrtrn rii6u,-
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griffin nm 0infirbutcn icpcn Mpnats
"on NHp &J9rf unc 6ambuo, via Spuibomrton rrr,Sir, r,S
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III ~|olacRotn 9rtirn:
@rfc GajUte S1OO
Smcitc GNiUtt 55
3miihrnbcu "a
&Um 5HmbWrs nadb sacm gIors:a
Gr'te GoiUc $lI2.50. 3rucue GaIltr S75 amirt.,,,
SI5. ISc8cm 90lo9e iptnpt man i'd an "'"'"''N
O.. y. Nicbarh, SpaS II. Como
LOO Q~NrnaNmnM. Mrn NLnrf
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Die MGtemtnbi4feit EnS ?]iutlia;tit tinr5 mclrscltiat.
llhcn SHerttS pirp WoHi Nttmauo in 3mrtiel ;icbcn irn,.
Etutte NM aid, U1nuiicnz &G!cr, (ves cr; insbcinrnrry. ~ ~.
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hen bon ueerI19!, III lcl Mbrtcu ppr tcm HIlter. Oar assn
Gen OcipOtiSmu0, VtGbr sur 6Rgcnp mp bcaeiitrtsS - = 49,
nah Srcthcii IurcItn. W
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ben 81 tot!teil. StruHe lnr,lbl nuf fgricm Wvp,r. fr frr;,
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ltd 1r Jeeer!nann, nit ciner relcn GtrcdtjoEfeit iirmr N
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TN Ntrtrr III AalisIt b:9cnnen. Gin 9Ecrf ;phn;iailbyjieT
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btsNE5 trl3Entn. IN %b.ltGbi9;n, bic ubrgcm in mpaa!!i5er
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2ntrftS I@Bt Htthto ~ maEihcn rbria, aH3 II ire rit Grps.
oul0R f!n 9etbritn Mbolennttn 9rItS : radhtoclle Irj.
mtGi' Die cine ant ShtnIe rtr dlhn Brit. Die an b;rs rm
SMuHllr Der ueuen Belt Lcfrn. 3u]Ycrldj;0c Mocut,u ms
S@mnlItr wtlpcn I'M 9lnisn ll~nfanse Ger 8crcin, SfS,+n
no nod tei1e inn, 9tiiht ejt9en G~uricnpune ppr IS Cents
tpe, 6rf!e france GClnnCt. 900 ""
GrpcoItLon srn IS. Strnyt'5 @enosIbibrs
.. 3tdcI. 20 Srhare1r.
Pen. guEf,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-04
Original 4ntttp,

Written ior The Tiain Tribune,
Lines on the Death OF an Infant.
Another flower is blooming,
That ne'er shall fade and die,
Another soul Is roaming
In joyfulness on high.
Another gem Is cleaning
In our Redeemer's crown,
And brighter eyes are bcaming
Mid that celestial throng.
Yes, sad and mourning mother,
Beyond this world Of grief,
Thy darling's sought another,
Let that thought give relief.
Has sought a world. where sadness
1snever, never known;
Where one eternal gladueos,
Reigns in that cline alone.
Angelic voices are ringing
In song OF holy love;
Hark! to the angels singing,
Welcome to thy throne above.
Thou'st broke the chain that bound thee
And fed to this world Of light,
Floating now around thee
Is a robe Of snowy white.
Perchance thy bright eyes, beaming
From thy Heavenly home on high,
Gozes down, where gold is glea ming
Beneath western sky.
There, thy dear father bended
In tolls for those he loves,
Thinks not thy life has ended;
That thou hast sought home above.
Yet, bright amid that radiant host
Your darling's trou blcs DER
Mourning parents, sho's not lost,
But only gone before.
When you have crossed that rolling stream
Like her lie sweetly sleeping,
Then you will gaze on that radiant scene
And hush that bitter weeping
Adams, Seneca Co. Jan. 18th 1853.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-04

DEATH OF ALICE J. CHASE. Miss Al
ice j. Chase, sister of Governor Chase,
died Of paralysis in this city yesterday,
after brief illness. Miss Chase, We un-
derstand, was returning from religious
exercises, on Wedne sday, and was in the
act of entering the house of the Cover
nor, when she was stricken down. The
family heard low moan at the door, and
on going out found the lady on the step.
She never afterwards spoke, and breathed d
her last about noon yesterday. She was
a lady Of estimablo qualities, and her
loss will be keenly ieltand sincerely regret
ed by a large circle of friends Col.
Statesman.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-04
For tha nnrinna.

A double aud twisted wedding came
of few days since, in an adjoining town
when the following singular relationship
took pldcei
A lady married the nephew Of her sis
tors husband; the sister therefore became
her aunt; her nephew became her cousin
and the cousin was made niece:the neph.
ew was now brother-ih-law, and the sis
tor-in-law niece; the bride Was sister-in-
lawto her husbands unce;and her grand
father was now father TO her brothor-in-
law; the bride was now niece to her own
sister, and therefore aunt to her cousins.
Query: What relationship will the chill
dren Of the two sisters sustain to each
other?-AsklaRd Sentinel.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-04

RETRENoHMENT AND REFoRM.-The fol-
lowing is a schedule Of the reformalory
measures proposed by the Democracy at
Washington:-A Abolish the Congression-
al GioJei extiuguish the Coast Survey
and Branch Mnts; reduce the cost Of the
Army and Navy; suspend the work on
the Public Buildingsi raise the rate OF
postage to Eve cents; vote Mr.. Buchanan
$4,000, 600 pocket-money,to to enable him
the better to ''dicker" with Spain for the
acquisition Of Cuba; borrow money to
NEE, the deficiencies in the revenue; aud
as to the means Of paying this indebted
ness let every day provide for ITSELF
How do the people like this outline Of
Democratic pohcyY-FSndlay JEFFERSON
ian.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-04
GRAFFENBERG
FARalAV MEDICINES,
Home Testimony.

HARrroRn, Trimbuil Co., o. March IN. fes7
hereby certify that have been dealnr in the CrafTn
neg Medcines for the past yea aud truly say that
have never offered any medicines 70 the public that have
met with the decided appfohaion of tho people like these
particularly the Pis and Cathoicon They will feadil,
perform all and more than t promised ofhem have lod
shout hy bottles OF tho Cahocon the past season and
hear the best results IN every case.
J. II. G. Johnson, Medical Agent.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-04

RsE- The Democracy are quarreiiug like
cats and dogs about the Tariff. The
Pennsylvania Democrats are in favcr of
Protective Tariff, and will unite with
the Republicans to secure the passage of
the right kind ofa bill. The President.
it is said, has in his extremity, even sum.
moned Gen. Cameron to his counsels.
There is also feud between the Northern
and Southern Democrats in regard 10 the
African Slave Trade. The latter logical
ly contend that there is no difference in
principle, between the African and Do
mestio Slave Trade, and that if one is
proper to be branded with piracy, the
other is also. Hence the law declaring
piracy, must be modified. The whole
system is internal and had its origin in
the bottomless pit. 1t is tho sum of all
villainies. We never could see that there
was any difference in atrocity, between
seizing a man his wife aud chiIdren--in
Virginia and forcing him into Louisiana,
and selling him by the SLAYER. on the coast
of Africa. and carrying him to America.
Still the law is right, aud We hope il
will never be repealed. Let Southern men
know that the fathers regarded their Slave-
holding business as piracy, the punish
ment o. which is DEATH The only pity
Is, that slavery, everywhere, is not pun.
ished with the same penalty.--DGvtOn
Gazette.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-04
TO Consumptives.

The advertiser having abeen restored to health In few
weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered sew
ea year with severe Lung Affection, aud that drea,
dseate, Consumption Ills anxious 10 make known to hi
fellow sufferers the meansof cure Toall who desire h
we wison copy ofthe prescription free ofchorge)
with objections, forprepaIing and usingt the same whol
they viii lind sure Cure for Consumption Asthma on
ohitis &c Thg only obectof the advertiser in sendnl
the prescription Is 10 benefit the ofcted and he hope
every sufferer will tryhis remedy II will cost then
nothing and may prove blessng, Parties wishing IN,
prescription will please address,
REV .EDwARDA. WILSON.
Oot51r Williamsburg Tor Island.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-04
rzVTbe d. IS. senate bas oon6ymed h,

GVThe U. S. Senate has confirmed lis
disgraeeful action Of the last session in the
IRdiana election by declaring that Bright
aud Fitch are entitled 10 seats in that
body, and that the case is thus finally
disposed of. Pugh made the motion for
this action, and Lane, the new Senator
from Oregon cast his first vote in the SEN
ate in the affirmative. Is the Democratic
patty the supporters Of popular sover-
eigntyY Do their acts tally with their
professions
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-04

%Printer's devils ar generally la
dies men notwithstanding they have
pretty hard names. Some time ago one
of these hard named fellows and his lady
love were walking along, and chatting
very briskly upon the numerous topics Of
the day, when she suddenly caught Lis
hand, aud looking smilingly in his face /;
asked.
"Do you know why ] cannot get rtlig-
ion ?"
No, my dear. do not, ;" he replied.
at is because ! am in love with tho
devil"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1859-03-04

am physician Of thirty years practice. My principal
study has been diseases Of females. They have generally
eahed my best eiurt Obtaining the materials compost
MnrhalIs Uterine Catholicon, pleased with the M
gave them fair trial, and found myso abundanv success
ia In my former practice could only mitigate ihe symp.
toms Of about half the and could cure one In
Now eau radically least seventeen In twenty and
mitigate theTest Iconsider Aiarshas Uterine CathoHoon
The greatest blessing 10 females have with.
J. II. WILLIAMS, NJ D., Charleston
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Scared Sane.

The fire in the Jail last Thursday, so
eGectually frightened Mr.. Hugh Gibson
al infane person confined in one Of The
cells. that he recovered the full use Of all
his faculties, and is now at large. This
we suppose is on the principle Of "Simi-
les, SimRi5Rs Curaaflir. p Guernsey
Tines
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EIMany speculations are still ahoat as
to what Congress viii do with the Tariff,
bat all is really as dark on this subject as
ever. Some compromise, at the last mo-
ment, is not improbable. but the indica-
tions are now certainly unfavorble for
getting through either Tariff or loan
bill.
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- WEST bHnToHn, C0shocton Co., May IL, 1857.
Mr. ". u. Kingsley, Sfl have been selling the medi.
elne OF the Gaienbeg Company fothc last years. and
have Invariably found hem TO give good satisacon; and
the pills have sold to great many families regularly
their tea and coffee and with my trade they have become
staple article. Mpuhas Uterine Catiolicon Is medicine
that has done great amount OF good In female dseascs-
One lady sold 10 told she had received more benefit
from nne bottle than she did from long course Of medical
bentmenihy The most skllNi physeiuni. Your. truly
Jan, ], 1888. JAMES WttsoM
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For Sale by A. r, Van Doom, n. H. Snyder, j. r.
Wooster Iimnl IT, Hall, Iowe Dr. =. Yates, Green
springsi Wm. iluhb, l.odii g p HuR Flat Rockj VIM.
Rininger, Atiicai d. Hoffman Co., MoCuichcnvine;
w. wing AdHani and BY one agent In all the principal
For Medicines agencies address
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
in9h-lY. for nhio
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The Rev. NJ, II. RICE, pastor of the NJ.
Z. Church of this place, is doing a good
work for his cause and his church in this
place and neighbornood. The last two
or three weeks he held meeting eyery
evening, and his earnest and i'm pressive
sermons and prayers were effective as
shown by the large and respectable audi
ences constantly in attendance upon the
meetings. he is what may be property
called practical thinker" and delivers
his ideas with diction which at once car
rles them with force to the heart of his
hearers. His illustrations are pointed and
sufficiently commonplace to render his
sermons easily comprehended by all minds
hence their effectiveness. Independ-
ent ofdogmatism and sophism, they offend
none. Last Sabbath morning he uttered
a creed for all men-as he said, plat
form upon which all christian minds
could meet and agree. His text was Ec-
clesiastes xii, 13 II:
"Let us hear the conclusion of the
whole matter; Fear God and keep his
commandments for this is the whole du-
ty of man. For God shall bring every
work into judgment, with every secret
thing, whether it be good, or whether it
be evil"
And then applied it as a creed by Civ
ing the definition of the commandments
of God as stated by Jesus. Matthew,
xii, 81, SO, 80 40:
"Jesus said unto him. Thou shalt love
the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and
with all thy soul, and with all thy mind.
This is the first and great commandment.
And the second is like untoit, Thou shalt
love thy neighbor as thyself On these
two commandments hang all the law and
the prophets"
The illustrations of these two passages
of Scripture formed most excellent dis
course. Mr. Rice has been requested to
re-deliver it some time in the future, and
we trust he will yield to the invitation ;
and We hope he will have larger audi
ence, then
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100000 Sawed Shingles,
100000 Shaved do.
100000 Lumber,

Also big Deers and Little Dears, some Bears,
some Patridges, some Porcupine, Cash $40,
Butter, Cheese, Hoats, Ogs, Poultry, Corn, &c.
Come all We who wish to buy or sell we will
do you good. Doubt it not if any say nay
it is not our fault that fools and -- are
not all defunct So now we are prepared to
greet you with a Merry Christmas and Hap
py New Yearl CLARK i PHILLIPS.
Wellsyille, Dec q, 1858. [ll:22
P S. If that Printer made $500 by mind
ing his own business, and $500 more By let
ting his neighbor's alone what naough some
some others do? Let unhappy medlers answer.