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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-11-19
TO INTERIOR MERCHANV
AND OTHERS INTEREsTEn ~

w lu. II. DIV EiE d Co
PROPRIEToRs OF THE
Pioneer COFFEE and SPICE MIN,
EstnbIishe May,
No. l23 Front Street. San Fro,..
w OULD CALL THE ATTENTION Or
w those living in the interior of the Stato IL
their new Brand of Coffee, styled "
Vim. II. BOyee & Co.'s Family Coffee
leach package bearing their STAMP. mt m :,
ID papers, 4S lbs. in case also for Hotels "ai
Restaurants, in ID papers, 100 lb. cases Tha T%u
increased demand for this brand has inducad NC ut,
to make such arrangements as will enable n, 10 10
furnish hereafter
Truly Choice Article
of Coffee, not to be surpassed if equaled in mi,
market, and to those who are desrous of enov
ing the luxury of an extra fine cup of COFFEE
they may rely upon doing so, if they will mr.
chase our brand Of Family Coffee. The conli.
tons we offer are, if it does not prove as ren,,
scented, return the same by reshipment and draw
upon us for all expenses incurred We are any.
ious to introduce this brand throughout
TIE ENTIRE STlTE.
and are determined to spare no pains to make Il
truly family Coffee, satisfied that there are thos,
who are willing to pay reasonably fair price for
the same.
We shall continue to manufacture the RiOCM
fee under the name of Pioneer Mills and Gus
toners may rely upon its being of the same uui
form quality as heretofore.
Our brand of Fresh California Ground Spice,
$50 favorably known) we shall continue to furnish
at the lowest market price, in half-ib glass, and
and 10 tb cans. ap.23.l3w
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-30


The last Legislature was remarkable body,
and among its memorable acts was the allow
nnce Of a claim in favor of John Gill, of Cleve.
llnd, to the amount Of S694l ,s9.
The heavily burdened tax payers of Cuya-
hoga county want an explanation Of this mat
ter. If the claim is just they will submit
quietly TO the eXacion, but if not, they are
very n.uch inclined to make disturbance about
il.
A select committee two or three years ago re
ported that Gill had eontriyed by one artifce
snd another, to get from the State Treasury
several thousand dollars more than honestly and
fairly belonged to him
TDthis SUN is now added the amount Of
e6,94l SO more Why was not this claim de-
fsatedl How it could escape the vigilance Of
the members from your city and county is pass.
ing strange. 1t would be interesting to know
who Gnl's agents and lawyers were, and by
waat machinery he contriyed to mislead the
majority in The Legislature to allow a claim so
uljust and groundless.
Toe people want light on this subject and
will have it Let the guilty perPetralOr of this
wrong be exposed and held up TO public exc
Grafton. ENQUIRER,
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An Armistice--The U. >. Marshal and LOrair
sheriff Hcsiing on their Arms,

An Armistiee--Thc U =. Marshal and LOruin
sheriff RCsiing their Arms,
We understand that an arrangement has been
entered into between Marshal johnson and the
Lorain County officers, by which the Marshal
engages to keep the prisoners, Je innings and
Mitchell until next Wednesday, in they
shall be required so long TO attend as witnesses
before the U. s. Court, but should the Court
not require their attendance that length OF
time, he engages to give Mr.. Thayer, the coun-
eel for the Lorain officers, notice of his intention
10 discharge them in season for him to send to
the Sheriff of Lorain County, so that he may be
present and arrest the prisoners when they are
discharged
Tue Lorain County officers on their part en-
gage that until next "Wednesday no arrests shall
be attempted
We understand, further, that it is the deter
minaton of the U. 5. officials to permit Jen-
nings and Mitchell to be arrested by the Sheriff,
and then take them from his custody by ha-
beas corpus from Judge Wilson, aud procure
their discharge by the District Judge without
their going to Lorain County. Will Judge
Wilson dare interfere with the State Court
in this way We shall see.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-30
Ohrl,rlan Side of The Resquo Gases.

@ Sn noticing the commitment to lprison Of the
Obehin Wellington Rescuers, and the quiet
cheerfulness which peTaded the whole com.
pany as the prosecuted men went to their con-
fnement, the Evangelist remarks
There is Christian side TO this transaction
These men have been remembering those in
bonds as bound with them, visiting Jesus
Christ when sick and in prison, In the person
Of his little ones They have no reason to ac-
cuse themselves Of causeess violence and
wauton mischief in the act OF rescue Indeed
the stealthiness of the capture and the obvious
failure TO show legal authority, gave ample
reason for the conclusion that tue Kentuckians
were acting without even legal right
But the general government is under the
control Of Shareholders. Of this fact, the ma
ton perhaps needs more stirring proof To
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bring out this proof suffering and wrong must
fall heavily some where on the friends Of free
dom and Christianity II is well that Il has
fallen on those who shrink not from meeting
the sacrifice, They 90 to that prison sustained
by faith and prayer Their Christian friends
also will remember them before Him who has
himself borne sorrow for others sins.
Strkingly significant Of the men thus inn
prisoned, were two Of the messages committed
to us to bear TO our home. Get some one 10
take. charge of my Sabbath School for me next
Sabbath. Four hundred children and youth
must be provided form my absence" "Please
suggest to Prof f. said another to send a
supply for the pulpit Of ". They
must not be left destitute
1t is rare that such messages are sent from
the cells of felons, and occasoned by the man
dates Of the highest court Of nation, glory
ing in the name Of Christian
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-30

ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.-Bell and White
two Of the CJshocton county Treasury robbers,
arc confined in the Coshocton Jail. Three 9TH
er criminals are in the same prison. Monday
night the Jail was set on fire, and Bell and
White had their plans laid to escape. They ex-
peoted that the Sheriff would not hesitate to
open the door aud hand buckete of water when
they would knock him down and rush out -
They had made bludgeuns out OF chair rungs,
but fortunately the jaIor did not open the door
lie rang the bell and kept the prisoners secure
until help came. The fire was then soon extn
guished
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-30
Discovery of a New Lead Mine.

Professor ~ Q. Morse, of Louisville, is n
lucky man. 1t is stated that he recently took
fifty acres of land in:West Tennessee on debt,
at $40 per acre. On examination he found that
it contained vast quantities OF lead, the rocks
beneath the soil being lead ore thorough
test shows pure lead ore to the value OF s6 per
cent, and associated with sulPhatc of baryta,
equa y as valuable as the lead orc. Since the
discovery, Prof NJ has refused 8 900 per acre
for the land, and he has raised S25, 900 in Gin
cinnati, where he formerly resided, to build fur
naces and commence mining operations imme-
diately
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-30
Sale ibe Obio Central Railroad.

A Bill in Chancery has been filed in the U
s Court, by Geo. S. Coe, of New York, to Sc
cure the payment OF bonds to the amount iof
$3.50 600, and asking that the road and its aP-
puuenances may be sold and the proceeds be
applied to the payment of the debts of the
Company. The Court at Cincinnati directed
decree to be entered, and appointed II. J Jewctt,
the present President of the road, the Receiver
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-30
supreme Court of OhiO--IIabeas Corpus.

Supreme Court of Ohio--iinbeus corpus
The Supreme Court Of Ohio has refused to
Issue the prerogotive writ Of Babeas Corpus for
the benefit Of sundry citizens Of Lorain County,
low imprisoned on the charge Of having ies-
eaeI fugitive from service, upon the ground
that the proceedings against the prisoners
are still pending aud undetermined in the U. $.
"Diltrict Court"
"The legal presumption in such cases always
"is $50 says Judge Peck) that a Court thus as
"sumiug to act will determine the question oi
'its own juisdietion correctly until it has acted
finally upon t.'
The conslitutionality Of the Fugitive Slave
enactment Of $50 is thus a-fully lodged.
When ChiorJustice SLaw, OF Massachusetts,
pronounced his elaborate opinion in the case OF
Thomas Sims-reported in 9Th Cushing $50
lie had the mognanimity to glance at and pass
l,y the preliminary question which has stalled
the Ohio team Of Judges
lie grappled, at once, with the great constitu-
tional question, and after having worked out
the conclusion, satisfactory to him self that the
act was constitutional, he refused the allowance
Of the writ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-30

PENITENTIARY MoRE THAN FULL.-Additions
are constantly being made to the army of con-
vcts by the Spring Courts. There are now
500 N the prison containing only 700 cells --
the oyerplus being guarded and provided for as
best they can be- The work of prison enlarge.
ment ia 20 be pushed forward as rapidly as
possible. The health of the prisoners is re.
markably good-none being sick
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-30

SAUT CANAL LOAN TAKEN loan of
500 700 for the benefit of the Ship Canal
around St. Mary's Falls, redeemable in the city
Of New York at the pleasure Of the State of
Michigan in twenty years from the lst day Of
July next, the interest payable half yearly at
6 per cent. in that city, has been taken tue
fret S5O,OOO by HazIeton & Co., OF Detroit, at
premium OF Is per cert. They also took
the second $4,000 at 10
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-30

FIRE AT SUSPENSION RRIDoE.-The fremont
House at Suspension Bridge, and three unoccu-
pied buildings adjoining, were burned Tuesday
night last, The fremont was owned and occu-
pied by G Hostetter, whose loss is SIC, 500 and
no insurance. The other buildings destroyed
valued at $4,000
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-30

ANOTHER REMovAL.-A dispatch from Wash
inqton to The N Y Herald states that it is un.
dsrstood that Postmaster Westcott, of Phladel.
pha, has been removed and Ex Senator Brown
has been appointed in his place.
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nIEp,

In Oberin al the residence uf her father John L. Hunt
or April 18th, NJ cluusumuou, Mrs MARY ", vile OF
W. s. ia m Of 81 LOUIS, and twin sistor Of Hunter
Of youngstown.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-30
Nem advertisements.
Pnstmrage..Is5O.

zssvwv0 THE PASTURES OF THE
eVsf.}A subscriber will be open aud after the 2d
MH OfhIuy. Notice is hereby given 70 persons
-4A-A- sending Cows, tat they wilt he chagec for
the entire season from date OF entrance TO Nov lt uni ss
they give notice In wnu Of earlier Withdrawals aud
as that the subscriber will not be responsible Tor animals
that may strey from OF be injured while said pre- mses
Ierms-Fiy Gents uer wook. payubl every Monday 10
advance unless arrangements are made with the snescn-
ber for the asun cd.
Apply u nv Office over Merchants Rank Superior ST.,
or to Milo BOsworh, Hordsman at the entrance gates,
near Wu0sun Co.'s stove Foundry or at his brick
dwelling house, University Hcights. z .-,
npr9l.3m2tt >. ,. blONE.
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wuIAasos } RIonlE. Pl,n All,y a1Llla-29
OGERIFFS SALE.-Pursuant to the

HERlFFS LE,-Pursuant 70 the
- commnnd Of an order of sale Issued from The Cuur
- -,a,ron pleas OF Cuyah0ga County, at the suit Of
1DSTi NorIeu pin ugaiuHt W. am b. Gray and others,
s,Is 10 me directed lha oheT for sale a Public Auc
ehn11lsn strse nthe clly Of Cleye4nd " said county
1ih day of pril, 1853 ut O'Clock NJ OF said day
W. SJioviug described luuds and ten ments,t0 wits Sit
t me townshp0f Clevelgud in The CsuneoilCu nj West
ontv of Cuyahosa and s known by being part utlois NO.
Q and 10, and is BOUNDED as follows oommenolng Az
m ON the ens side Of Seneca street, sixteen rods norm
ft6e porth line OF Lake sTge thence nofthoy On sone-
4 ret the south side Summit street thouee easter
M ~ slum m q street ono hunirgd aud twenty ieet henee
s1nibery to oint 1t6en rods nodh OF the nor Inc o
49, f.st dtanre westerly hundred and twenty ieel
otbe Mace 0f hegoning be the same more OF less but
subject to all lcFai highways.
AR@9,ifi;S AR5@52iii;a5s y si'O n. LlwIGHTAfAE sheriff.
TJTITTNT0NS HANDBOOK OF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-30

FRUIr NOT INJURED-We are glad to learn
from different parts Of the county that the fruit
is not yet severely injured. With the ezcep-
tion Of peaches, which are slightly damage in
some places and in others more severely tie
other varieties Of fruit have mainly escaped the
frost and cold, and should nothing occur id the
future to prevent we may look for an abundance
Of fruit this season WOstsr Republican
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-30

THE Assault ON DR RIcHMoND-The de-
PENDANTS charged with assaulting, tarring and
hay seeding DR. Richmond, of Ashtabula Co,
the former La Vega" correspondent Of the
Plain Dealer; at the recent term of Court in
that County came forward and plead guilty to
the charge of assault, and were severally fined
the nominal sum of So The Ashtabula Tele
graph says ... "
Ia relation to this matter, the sentiment Of
the community is unit, and the concentrated
irOwn Of indignation with which it views ths
soduceT, would uPon more sensitive nature
prove punishment greater than he could bear
As it is, nothing more is hoped from it, thar
that 1t may perhaps, result in relieving tha
community OF his presence ..
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U.P. 4 A. RAILROAD COMPANY.
- ~ ~ lli..-..liil !5.ll-5...llllI lI.....ll
SALE OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT.
FREIGHT DEPOT @. P. & A. RR,(
Cleveland, AInl 81 1859.

SALE OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT.
FREIGHT DEPOT O. p. & A RR.,l
Cleveland, Apul p, 1859
.THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
u properly remaining in store q Coselqnd end way
AUciion ON TUESDAY, JUNE 2l 1853, subject TO the
chursos thereon If claimed previous to that date
Charles Yates Meadyile, Pa...-...-l boy AlmanRcs
Seward SaNtou, Ere f4....... uoA All4anaes
" ErsOu ard A King, ETlci Pa...-.-----l box castings
Airs. NJ T. Linn, Erei Pa. ....------.--.-l box
Pprry Hicks Eue, Pa knapsaek
Valeutine CO Detroit Mch--...-.... box Old bool
& PARROT, Boston Muss-.....--.--... box II goods
n o. BranaTd, Wulnuuhy. gTudsiOne
III Bclie 60 Wi0ushby. y..........--. 4 ba warn
whitney WiloughbY- 'Eos matches
No kdls shovel handles
ADDISON HILLS,
npr2Hd23B Gen. Ft Agent, q Y, X X
CHERIFB'S SALE.-Pursuant t he
command OF alias order Of sale issued no he
Court OF Common Pleas CuIuhoga County az We So OF
10 me dire ted shu offer for sale a. pr bic uucuntn n o
door OF the House icoueru Seneca bnd Clampau
ytreesl the q ty Of Cleveland ~ snl cougty ON the ~
lands mud teuCmenis 90 Wit suuate IN
lie township East Coyel nd ia the state o. ONO, aud
pat VI No $50 IN soid township and hour det as fol-
f Commencing ut the intersection Of the road leading
Dast Il p. Beers Ia the said township With he Euclid
Roed hence along the centre Of said road ~ chains 8nd
10 my 20 post, thence along the ccutr u said road
CHAINS sD b5S huks 20 post thence Ia ho centre OF SAID
ro1d rhsi aud % Inks 20 monument ut smls Noi-
M st M be fucld Road, thence m the centre Of sand
rnd chains I'd 6 links 10 the place OF beginning con
siUrg nine acres aud five hundred AMI seventeen one
houssudths OF land the more or less but SUBJECT
10 ali legal highways
Appraised ot si'o'o' m Z WHITMAN sheriff
,.r,,....,so- a prnpTT pliH ATTY. nrTlidl29
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice.

PED CEDAR POSTS.-l00 Cords
III jus received and for sale. all sizes and lengths
suitable loT fencing a. d Crane culture
THATCHER, BURT co,
9.
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nunts,
ADYANC;;

WANTED-7OO. 600 it. LUMBER.
w ior which city pTopeTg WIN pgid al cash pnces
mtre6 n. SMITH q co
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-24
Administrator Sale.

DY virtue of an order Of the Howerd County
ID Court. made at the February term of said
Court. ! will IN obedience 10 said order, on the
first Monday IN May next, 1859, before the Court
House door in the city of Fayette, expose al
public auction, all The interest of George Adle-
man deceased, in and TO LOT or parcel Of land
situated in Howard county, Missouri, and known
as a portion of tract of land sold BY Taiton Tur-
ner 10 Thomas J. Bartholow, lynn on Fourth
street in the old town of Glasgow, Block No. So,
in the East addition, bounded as follows: Com
mencing at points from the corner OF Fourth and
Boon streets one hundred and tifiy-eight feet on
said Fourth street, and East two hundred and
ninety one feet, thence South seventy-fve feet:
thence West two hundred and ninety-one feet.
thence seventy-ve feet along Fourth street to the
beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit of six months
will be given, the purchaser giving note with good
security, and deed 10 be executed on the pay
ment OF the purchase money.
SAMUEL c. MAJOR,
mar2l-tds. Public Administrator.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-24

IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs-DR. CHEESEMAN'S
PILLS, PREPARED BY CORNELIUS L. CHEESE
MAN. M. D., NEW York cITY.-Ihe combina-
ton of ingredients in these Pills are the result OF
long and extensive practice. They are mia IN
their operation, and certain in correcting all u
reeularities, Painful Menstruations, removing all
distractions. whether from cold or otherwise
headache, pain in the side, palpitation OF Inc
heart, dist ,rbed sleep, which arise from INTERRUPT
ton of nature.
To MARRIED LADIES, DR.. Cheeseman's PMS
are invaluable, as they will bring on the monthly
period with regularity. Ladies who have been
disappointed in the use of other Pills, can place
the utmost confidence in DR.. Cheeseman's Pills
doing all that they represent to do.
NoTIcE.-They should not be used during
Pregnancy, as miscarriage would certainly re-
suit iherefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable. and free from any,
thing injurious 10 life or health. Explicit direc-
lions, which should be read, accompany each box.
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to the
General Agent. Sold 6y one Druggist in every
town in the United States.
r. B. HUTeHINGs,
General Agent for the United States,
100 Chambers-St., New York,
To ,rhom all Wholesale orders should be addressed.
For sale by o. Henderson, Glasgow, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-24
From Washington.
PHILADELPHIA, March ]

PH1LApELPAIA, March II.
The New York Herald's Washington
correspondent says the question Of an extra
session of Congress is al last decided. The
President has authorized photographic dis
patch TO be sent 10 Senator Gwin, who sals
for California to-c orrow, that there will be
no extra session.
An authentic statement is being prepared
which viii probably be made public to-mor-
row, or Tuesday, showing the condition oil
affairs, and the manner in which the Post
office Department fer the present to be con-
Quoted.
As before stated, they will not issue GER
tifcates or adopt any means net strictly
within the letter Of the law. That they III
tend 10 cut down the service is highly
probable, and Top of many unnecessary ex-
pendiiures. In fact, there will be general
reform OF the whole service, which, in the
opinion Of the President and Postmaster
General, is much needed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-24

SORE ARD SwELLED Observation-Disclosures should
know, that since the invention of DR.. BRAGG's
ARCTIC IMMINENT, it is no longer necessary for
them to transfer the nursing of their infant child
rem TO a wet nurse, in case their own breasts
should be sore or swollen nor is it necessary for
them TO undergo the painful and excruciating
operation of having their breasts lanced. BY pro-
curing some of the Arctic Liniment and rubbing
the affected part with it gently few times, the
evil Is remedied, and complete relief experienced.
Full directions are given on the wrapper for using
the Liniment in this as well as in all other diseases
wherein it is applicable. 1t is also specific for
all kinds of sores, ulcers, sweings, sprains, brui-
ses, &c., as well as for rheumatism and neuralgia.
The importance of this remedy cannot be over est-
mated. 1t is also good for most diseases of ami
mails, such as SPAWN, ringbone, poll evil, string
halt, &c.
eT-For sale In Glasgow by H. L. WHITE.
An agent wanted in every town and village.
Applications should be made to Bragg ana Bur-
rowes, St. Louis, Mo-, and must always be sc-
ecmpanisd By good references,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-24
DIED.

On the Dist instant, at IL O'Clock, NJ, of dis
ease of the Heart. Mrs. LLcY ANN MAUPIS,
wife of James G. Maupin, Of this county, in the
33d year of her age.
Many hearts are panied and many tears will fall
for the loss Of one who sustained, 10 the fullest
extent, all the vacations of mother, wife. 4
sister, and friend. In 1919 Tin connection with
her husband) she united herself 10 the Christian
Church in Glasgow, since which time she has been
an ornament 10 the same. and when summoned 10
die She called her family and friends around her
and bid them farewell and exhor;ed them to live
holy and pious lite, and died strong in faith, with
the assurance of that eternal life beyond the grave.
But she is gone TO her s.eiernal home," .'gone to
that haven of eternal rest" "sone 10 that bourne
whence no traveller returns"
4; his residence in Cooper county, on Tuesday,
the sth instant, Mr.. WEEDEN SPENNY, aged
about II years.
On The ODD inst. in This city, SAMUEL; son of
Judith and Edward Humphreys, aged IA months,
~ days.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-24

MULEs AND NIGRoEs-CosrISuED HIGH
PRIcrs.-The Lexington (kentucky) SAFES
man has the following statement Of sales at
the last County Court day in that place:
The sales made by auc;ioneer 7. G..
Morley, were al follows: One Lot of mules
brought $3.50 per head; one jack was
knocked off al $500; one harness horse sold
al 800; one al $l20; one al $3.50; one al
$l45. A negro boy, Is years old, sold for
81 200; one, l9 years old, sold at 1905;
one, l6 years old, (noi likely sold al $500;
very likely negro bay, aged 10 years,
went for $l.l7G; girl, Is years oil age,
sold for $3.50; one, 10 years old. at $40;
one. 6 years old, brought 1920.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-03-24

PACKET SuMpARr.- The "Sombart" is
at her post, making weekly trips between
ST. Louis and Brunswick. She has been
q eatly improved since last season, and is
now just The thing for Packet. The Nc
Pherson Brothers continue IN command, and
are making friends every trip. Passengers
and Shippers, in the Packet Trade, should
give her preference, as she was built for
that purpose, and has never left it, and does
not intend to. When you order goods, just
add, "ship on Sombart."