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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21

We print this morning the proclamation Of the
Post Master General OF the Confederate States an
nouncing that he will assume the control of the
mails in the Confederate States on the first of June
This regulation will not apply immediately to us.
though it win be extended to this State after the
the election.
The Montgomery 14dUslfiSer Of Nay Eth speaking
of the Confederate Postal Service says: 'The law
which goes into operation on the first proximo re-
quires payment in money until the necessary stamps
Snd stamped envelopes be procured, at tie rate
Of Eve cents per letter weighing not than half
an ounce for any distance not exceeding five humid
red miles, and five additional for every half
ounce or fraction Of an ounce; over Ave hundred
miles, double these rates. Advertised letters viii
be charged two cents in addition TO the regular
postage. All drop letters and letters placed in the
office for delivery only will be charged two cents;
rewspapers, circulars, and other printed transient
matter placed in the Office for delivery emily, will be
charged one cent. The postage on weekly news
papers within the Confederate States will be ten
cents per quarter; for a paper published SIX
times per week times that amount, and for
other publications in proportion. Monthly maya
zines weighing not more than one and half ounces
will be charged two and Onehslf cents per quarter
and periodicals published quarterly or by-monthly
viii be charged two cents per ounce. Transient
neGspapers pamphlets, periodicals engravings &C.,
not exceeding three ounces in weight, and published
within the Confederate States, two cents. For all
matter coming from beyond the Confederate States
double postage will be charged Publishers ofuews
ospers are entitled TO send and receive from their
respective offices of publication one copy Of each
publication free Of posta e."
In regard to postage stamps, the AUeTtiseT says:
There seems to be anxiety in regard TO postage
stsmps when the Confederate Government through
the Post Office Department, takes charge If the
service There need be no alarm on this score. for
R6esign has been selected and contract partially
made for supply. the new stamp is very beauti-
full and quite contrast with the old. The size Is
:rie larger and in the center is elegant steel
craving If Washington "a front view) taken Fl ON
his well known portrait painted by Stuart 1t will
meet with universal appreciation and VIII probably
meet the public eye early II June, or as soon there
after as practicable.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21

The Athenaeum, Columbia, Tenn.
YfSHE las Of Institution bay resolved not to dsperss
account Of the excitement Of the tines Public nlte Is
given hzt the school will be continued without
any dnnutioR Of corps OF Teashsrs
New pupils pay from he day Of entrance. -
?. O. SMITH, K eetor.
nay4 d2.tw&.It
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21

HOLMAN'S ARMORYI
Attention CheatbLm Rifles.
IL those met already connected with sny other WitAry
II TIE city) AID willing under the foliosng
Osers a-eTespcctF y requested al Honans Armer
10. 80 Cherry at ~ Ocl ok to sight J. r Nc 81.
Cspain WI = Chrsthau lst lieutenant James EEsret
LeGtan r. Glars 81 Liauterant. T. 3. Patterson D.
M-nor snih Ensisa Come one, Cousall.
api20 u
LARGE arrived o. superior Corn Meal and Chop Ese
~ rsosiSed ter Ida May and for sale ~
sp25-d BENZ 2 SHIELDS co.
FLOUR, MEAL AND GRAIN SACKS
ERy viii keep tAud q supply Of Sacks manufacful
Wv by = kesd. % Smyrna prepared % tsks
ders for Flour Sscts infed any desired 81 le.
spl2I-dIm 1zMsTKAD 4 co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS,

NOTICE TO SLIPPERY.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA K. p Co..
Nashville, April 18th, 1861. }
ETAVING caught with tn INFLATED frsighis
Vile the CD ThrOug- Rreghts for storage
Z. W. COLE,
spll6-dd Superintendent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21

Passed May Sth, 1861.
4 true copy: j. t. RAY, Secretary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21
DIVIDEND.

UorIoN sale Of Express Passage and Miscellaneous Ar
seus Sii' '-'' ~ y sESjyElsHI1EDs 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21
INDEPENDENCE, NOW and FOREVER
SEPARATION.
REPRESENTATION.

vote the above ticket. Election, Saturday the
9Th day OF june
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21

We are authorised to r. KRRCHEVAL, Of Lin
coin county canddlte MsjoGensaI Of the Third Div
sion of Tennessee Militia composed Of the eouns CT Warren
Cannon, Coffee Van Barren, Franklin, ineoin Giles Bedford
Marshall MAEry, Rutherford, Williamson, Hickman, Hard
Wayne, and Lawrence Election, Saturday. June g. 1885,
msy5-d&Wtd BIZ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21

POSTAGE STAMPs.-The Savannah Republican says:
las the services Of the United States will be dis
pensed with in our postal affairs and after the
first of June, we would suggest to those who have
quantity of United States postage stamps on hand
the propriety of getting rid of them BY that day,
as they will then be useless"
The United States postage stamps will not be en-
tirely useless unless all mail communication with
the North s stopped Letters intended for persons
residing in any Of the States which have not Sc
ceded, will have to bear two postage stamps-one
of the Confederacy and one of the Federal Govern
ment. Postage, therefore, on such letters will be
eiGht cents or more-AtOLstG Chronicle and Sentinel
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21

RUNoRs ABOUT FoRT PIcKENs.-Having ret arm.
ed this moning from Pensacola, where we have been
for several days, we can assure our readers that
the reports going to show that battle will socu
occur at Fort Picksns, are mere oonectures or the
plans any of those in oomman1, nothing is known
outside Of headquarters. We convsrssd With
several ofi,ers from the camps, and they all assure
US that nothing can be certsinly known Our own
impression, formed while in Pensacola is that b re
viii be battle at all ct pickens, or at lsss, that
il is not now the intentisn Of the Confese ate an
thOritiss to attack iL-40H.gOmsrg lfaiz, Bag 10.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21
ELECTION NOTICE.

0Nhe day of June, 1851 will opea and hold
toa for tie purpose Of voting upon Declaration Of
Independence and 0ronsr dss living he Federal heA ons
and also upon Ordinance sor the adoption OF the Con-
uton the Provisional Cover ment Of the Confederate
States Of America. according to the requirements OF an et
pssssd May the 9th, 1861
The b,s in each Civil District VIII please open ana
hold the above election. -.
msyl7 I'd JOHN \ kDAuHpSVH' snefn'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-21

HoN. Mr.. BADGER OF NORTH CARoL1xA-This gen.
tlemen, who was elected as Union man to con-
vention in February, ia proposed as candidate for
the convention about to be held. In card accept
in the nomination, he says:
From the time saw Mr.. Lincoln's proclamation
for troops have considered it the plain duty inter
est and policy of North Carolina to demand resist
ance, and prompt and cordial cooperation with the
other States having the interests and threat
eDed with the same dangers, for mutual support
and protection. GEoR0E T. BADGER
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-04
Constipation or Costi1enesa.

No ons Of the many Ills that eAh Is heir to-, il 50
prevalent, 60 little Understood and much neglected.
A. COsttVsness. Often originating nECareIeSsnes or
sedent9Fy habitEi IL il regarded a8 slight disorder
reality It Is the precursor aud companion OF mauy
the most fatal and dangerous Diseases and ut!less
early erRdicnted It will bring the sufferer 10 an un
timely grave. Among the lighter evils Of which,
coStivenetd Is the usual attendant Headache,
Cole, Kheumatisni, Foul Breath Piles and others Of
Ike nature, while long train Of ightfl diseases
EucIl as Malignant ReVeT Absochses, DySentOEy, D-
@Frhoea 1yspepsia, Apoplexy, EPILEPSY, Paralysis,
liystCrin, McanChOly and Insanity
first indicate their presence In the systcm In this
alarming symptom. Not unfreQuently the diseases
named originate In Constipation, but take on an i-
an early atagr Prom all these considerations It fol-
lows that the disorder should receive immediate at
neglect to get box CephAlIe Pills on the Fst an.
peNrance Of the complaint, their timely use viii
the nstddous approaches Of disease and destroy
this dangerous foe to human life.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-04

iiEADAcHE is the fayOrts sign by which
tere maEeS known amy deviation whatever from, the
state Of the brain, aud viewed ia this light it
may ne looked ON a. . safeguard intended give
notiSe OF disease which might OIhCTWise escape
tsntton till teO nis to be IsmsdIed; and Its iir-
nonS should never be neglected. lIEadaShea may LO
HnSer Two names: viz: SyInptUAtic and
lulopAthlc SymptonAatic Headache Is exceedingly
common and IL the precursor OF great variety St
diseases among which are ApOplexy, Govt, klitnna.
s and all tebTtle diseases. In its nerVOUs form IL
IS sympathetic Of disease Of the stomach constitute
ing 5tcS headache, hepAtie disease constituting
SiioGs helgacHs OF worms, constipation aud other
osorderS Of the bowels, well AZ renal and uterine
3usSttons Diseases OF the heart very Irrueutly
attended with Headaches; AGGmia aud plethora aTv
also nuestions which frequCnily occasion llradaClr
| 4ulopSthic Headache also very common, being
usually distinguished by the name Of HerrOuS hsus
aohs, sometimes coming on suddenly iii n stale Of ap
patrnLIy sound health and rTOStrutinE at once ILO
ehtaI ana physical energies aud in other lIlstancra
a. comes on slowly, hOraGd by depression Of spirits
or acerhtty OF temper, In nUNt Instance the pain
Is In the front Of the head one both eyes and
provoking vomiting; under this class may
also be named NeWTuLQid. - $3.50 -
For the treatment OF either class Of Headache the
CephHtc Pills have been found sure and safe rene
n.y. relieving the most acute pains In few minutes,
and by its subtle power erRdiCAting tile disease OF
which Headache is the unerrinS iBdSx.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-04
G9-TnE ARRIVAL 81 thn.e

gSrTnE arrival of those celebrated
anu highly interesting musical prodigies.
the Handley Children, ought to be cOnsid-
cred as one of the most opportune incl
dents OF the day. The fierce political fe-
yer which has been consuming the pub
nc yltals for the last week or two, (not-
wtthstanding the admitted power of mn
sic to sOothe the savage breast,) will re-
quiFe something extraordinary in this in
stance. Go, then, tomorrow night, that
you may forget the excitement of the hour
under the influence OF sweet music by
children's voices.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-04
From Wnshlnrtnn.

WASHINGTON, Feb. "A salute was fred
ut the National Armory to-day, for the ad /.
mission of Kansas into the Union.
Col. Lander, whose experimenting of
the Overland Wagon Road was SO salts
factory to the Government, has resigned
that Office.
|, Senator Sumner had an interview with
President to-day in relation to the offer
ofmilitNry aid by the Legislature of MISS
achusetts for the defense oftthe Federal
property and the enforcement of the laws
Mr. Sumner asked, what moro can Mass
achusetts do for the Union?
The President replied-Adopt tue reso-
lutions offered by Mr.. Crittendeu.
Nj. Sumner rejoined-The public seuti-
ment of Massachusetts makes that impos-
sible, and agree with that sentiment
Col. Haynes communication to the
President was completed and delivered at
u late hour last evening. In it the de-
mand is made for the surrender of Fort
Sumter, on the ground of the right of u
sovereign State TO condemn to public use
anything necessary for its own protection
and independence by paying therefor fair
compensation.
He says that he is instructed to assure
the President that any attempt TO reinforce
Fort Sumter will be considered declara-
ton of war.
The Cabinet was in. session to. day, on
the communication. They anticipate that
the President will only reply TO Col. Hayne,
that he will send communication to Com
gress, and that be will reply to the reason-
ing in aIspirited message. This course
depriVes Col. Haype OF. rejoinder. He
leaves on Monday. BE thinks there. will
be no attack on Fort Sumter until after
the organization OF the Southern republic
unless an attempt be made to reinforce.
Capt Ingraham, of Kosta celebrity, ten
dered his written resignation, yesterday,
to Secretary Todeey, who declined receive
ing it, and begged him to reconsider He
agreed TO withhold till to-day, when he
will insist on its.6eceptance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-04
pony Exnreas.


FoRT KBARSEY, Feb 2.-The PONY Ex.
press passed at $3.50 z. II.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l6.-3:4O r.. M
Onion Mass Meeting will be held at San
Francisco. the present week.
( ]. b. McManus, one of the Irish exiles of
1910, who escaped from Australia to Cali
fornia, in 1857, died at st. Mary's Hos
pital, inthis city, yesterday, aged SO years.
de occupied prominent position among
the Irish population here.
Some business men are experiencing Sc
rtouS trouble from the disturbed state of
the Union, having purchased Government
drafts for remittance East. which came
back protested.
A lady passenger who, some months
ago, broke her arm while getting on board
California bound steamer, at Panama,
has just obtained 81 900 verdict against
Vanderbilt, from San Francisco iuTy.
The opinions in the great New Almedau
Quicksilver Mine case, are being read in
the U. S. Circuit Court to-day, Judge
McAllister has been engaged in reading
his opinion, but has not finished and it is
still doubtful what he will decide, al.
though the dicta is understood to be fla
vorable to the claimants thus far. Judge
Hoffman, having equal jurisdiction, will
follow with another very lengthy opinion.
The Legislature has not yet done any
thing waiting for the Assembly TO elect a
Speaker.
The Pony Express dates from Fort Kear-
ney to the slst of December, were receiv-
cd two days ago.
LATEsT.-SAN FRAScIsco, lTth.-E. R.
Burnell, Douglas Democrat, was elected
Speaker of the Assembly to- day.
The Almedan decision gives the mines
to the claimants, and rejects their claim to
the adjoining land. Both of the Judges
agreed.
Thirty prisoners attempted to escape
from the State Prison yesterday. Three
were killed aud 10 wounded. The bal
ance were all arrested, except one. One
guard was slightly wounded.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-04

ATCMIsoN, Feb. l.-Mcssrs. Hyatt and
Arney reached Atchison iAy before yes
terday, and have held conference With
Gen. Pomeroy. These gentlemen have de-
cided to establish relief depots ut three
prominent points in the Territory, as the
only way to reach the sufferers in The dis.
tant settlements. Statements taken to-
day BY Mr.. Hyatt from the lips of some of
them, show that the worst has not yet
been felt. The suffering becomes hourly
greater. Forty thousand people need aid.
now, and the number increases constantly.
Mr. Hyatt has written Il letter to the
Kansas Legislature urging on them the
propriety of Immediately addressing
memorial to the Legislatures of the sever
al States. Judge Arney will go ut once in
the heurt of the Territory with reference
to the establishment of the relief de-
pot. BY personal inspection on the road
from Mendoza to Atchison, he finds over
80 car loads of provisions between the
two places, which, added to the previous
relief received, nearly four million pounds
altogether, will have thus been sent to the
furnishing; but this is only about onc-ffth
of the relief that will be needed.
Gen. Poperoy's funds will be exhausted
in paying the present freights and estab-
fishing relief depots in the Territory
Money is Pressingly needed. From his
territorial trip, Mr.. Arney will return to
Mendoza, and then continue his efforts
with the State Legislatures to get means
to purchase seed wheat, one hundred
thousand bushels of which, at least, will
be needed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-04

BB-A GLooMY DAY.-The rain poured
down on,saturday till every wayfarer be-
lfeved himself dropping plant, for whose
especial benefit the heavenly Water-pots
were brought into use. No sensible NOR
was found npon the sttests, except such as
were called out by the sternest necessity.
Take the most jorial aud light-hearted
and easy-gOtng individual, and make him
perambulate the streets a half day dur
ing such weather as we had Saturday, and
if he does not catch the blues, We will
vote him leather medal.
We can fancy that seated in comforta-
BILE armchair, with glowing fire in the
CRATE and smiling face to gaze upon, one
might rub his hands cheerfully aud allow
rosy thoughts to fill his mind whilst the
rain drops are scattering outside, and the
freezing mendicant is sobblng on the
doorsteps, but to expect that ''lOcal"
wayworn and tagged out, with wet feet
and dripping umbrella, should sit at the
lonely office table and attempt to write
anything else than the most melancholy,
misanthropic diatribe, is out of the ques-
ton. The brightest inventive powers are
CONCEALED blythe wet moral blanket thrown
over ones ideas, and it Is useless to at
tempt shaking of the obnoxious weight
our thoughts are rs mouldy as the paper
on which we write; nothing short of ter
tible conaagration or shocking murder
could awaken as from our toFpor, and
lacking those, nothing remains to US but
to=btd goodnight to our readers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-04
n.y. Fatal A1FRAY.-A vopno m.,

"a FATAL ATPRAv.-A young man
named Wilkin, residing near sewelIsville,
Belmont county, Ohio, few days ago,
was on spree, accompanied by several
companions. While drinking together,
discussion came up on the affairs of the
Nation. Wlkin. sided with the South, aud
asserted that If it came to war, he would
fight with them, at the same time driving
pistol from his pocket and fourishing it
it about. One OF his companions asked to
see the pistol. It was handed to him. He
took it aud cooked it, and saying that If
those were wilkins sentiments, it Was as
good a time now as any other to make a
commencement, and placed the pistol just
below wilkins breast aud fired killing
him Instantly.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE AN4LaAlIAIIoN or I,1Eeu,ersl-TI,cro /, !.
ErONins tendency in this Rge to appropriate the
most expressive words Of other languages, and after
while TO Incorporate them into our Oun thus the
word CephAlc. which Il from the Greek signify ling
toF the head Is now Becoming pOpulaFiEeti in
neetton with Mt. Sraulihs's great Headache rene
n.y. but II will srOn be used Ia general way,
aud tue word Cepialic will become common rs
IeetrOtyPe and many Others whose dstinrtiUn 3
foreign words has been worn away by cOnnGli usage
nhtll they seem ''native and to the manor BORN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-04

B8-THR RIyEn.-There are about six
feet water in the channel of the Ohio on
Saturday. There was prospect of
considerable rise from the recent heavy
rains. The Liberty arrived from Ciuciu-
natl, and returned again last night.
The Wabash at last accounts was in fine
boating order, with ten feet water in the
channel.
The little steamer Joe Jacques, exploded
her boiler at Blacks cutoff, in Wabash
river, on the 25th inst. She has been rum
ming in the Mount Vernon and Wabash
trade, aud was on her way up after load
of corn when the accident occurred. No
lives were lost.
Tennessee river, ut last accounts, was at
aOod height, and tnundating all the low.
lands, doing an immense amount of dam
age. s :
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-04

sEovER EXCITEMENT, and the mental care and
anxiety incident to close attention to business or
study, are among the numerous causes of Nervous
Headache. The diEOrdeTed state Of mind ard body
incident to this addressing complaint iS fatal blow
70 all energy and ambition. Sufferers by this disor-
der can always obtain speedy relief from these dis
treSSing attacks by using one OF the Cepballo pills
whenever the symptoms appear. II outlets the over
tAsSed brain, and sOOtlIes the strained and jaFTug
nerves and relaxes the tension Of the stomach which
always accompanies and aggravates tie disordered
condition Of the brain.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-04
CARD.

At the request of the Hope Fire Com.
pany, many thanks are respectfully tender
ed TO Mr.. Harrison. Master Machinist of
the B. 4 o. Railroad, for repairing their
Engine free of charge. Also TO the family
of AIR. Lancaster, for their kind entertain.
ment during the morning of the recent
fire which caused the destruction of Mr..
LHncastePs property. These and all other
tavors shown to them will not soon be for
gotten by the members of the Company.
w. LUXE, Sec'y.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
fooRRECrRp pA1LY.l

CINCINNATI, Feb. 2-Plour unchanged In value, but
the demand was less active; sales few. Wheat ia
fair demand at 81 for prime red aud 81 0c91 ,l2 for
white. Rye and Barley very dull; demand trifling.
Whisky lie aud In good demand. ProViBiOnB quiet
and dull; not much doing and all articles arc offered
on easier terms mess pork can be bought at $l6750
u, bulk do 61%A89Ae aud bacon for March delivery
at i4991fc. Lard dull 400 tierces prime city sold
Of 0zc, country not saleable Mt Nc. Groceries
hrm and In good demand sales Of 800 hhd8 Sugar at
5H9114ci 600 bags Coffee At 1S@1S9<, and 100 bbIs
MOlaEses at Soc Exchange on New York is fFm at
1zc prem; supply hardly up to the demand. Money
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-04

TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS sAvEp.-Mr. spald-
Ing has sold two millions OF bottles OF his celebrated
saves At least ten dollars worth Of broken furniture
thus making an ngGreSate Of twenty millions Of
dollars reclaimed from total 0ss by this valuable In
he now proposes to do the world ati greater service
ny curing all the aching heads with his CephalIe
Pills, and II they good his Glue Headaches
Will soon vanish away like snow in July.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-04
a Real RIaSsing

PhyHeiaR-well, Mrs. Jones, how IstIatheadach
ATS J0Ret-Gonei Doctor, all gOn0i The Pin you
sent cured me In Just twenty minutes, aud GiAh
you would send more that can have them handy
1hyHetGn-YOu can get them at any DrnggiSt's
Call for CePhAlic Pills: ind they naYer fail, and
recommend them In all cases Of He0daehe.
NFS. JOneE-I shall send for box DIRECTLY and
shall tell all my suffering friends for they are rial
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-04

GREAr DIscovERT.-Among the most important Of
all the great medical discoveries of this ago may he
from Small POx, the CephalIc Pill for relief or
Headache, and the use Of Qunue for the prevention
OF FeEers, either OF which u specific, WhOAs
benefits will be experienced by suffering humanity
long AFTER thcir diseovereEs are forgotten.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-04

BRlDGEr-MiSsns wants you to send her a box of
Ccphalic Glue. NO, bottle Of Prepared Pills,-but
I'm thinking that's not just Il naither but perlaIs
yell DO aithcr knowing what itiS Ye see shes nigh
dead and gone with the Sick Headache, and wants
some nOrr Of that sNnIe as relaiVrd her before.
+ pills. N = -
hrtdgrt-och! sure nnW and you've SEED it. here's
day about 1t nithei.