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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27
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GRANDJE ANS COMPosiTIO,

GKANDJEA ANS COMPOSITIONS,
II AN import discovery for fac ire Of the Hair
gasL laldnes,, aEdaa nlslbic in all AZ
tscton Of re ,Eia tie head, as DANDf.sFF Sc &c
Muiudes OF chemists apohe CARES sad peaRers have
s.vry ATTEMPTED that part of tie human body
without laviag Sufficiently studied the SUI ec BY ding
The OBSERVATIONS leForis OF exaggera tame, ey have
.aiicued the public with the words-Nonder Prt Dizzy
EVIDENCE. EviDgNcE-To prevent The lies rrciioR oil SO
sne ornament ihat Il nature, requires
years experie h II dencni part; or what ka4
Of Compositio9 con that be- Invented hy persons mol fai
lar " On the study Of the skin on the head!
The true essence OF the hair Il is called by some celeha
ted doctors, who have used and recommended specific
might for us encs be compared 70 the reguave ACTIVITY
whch takes place IN each Plant;
Ihc numerous w. @ andesn as made. leave
no doubt ais nl relative the followed by the
sap an OF the causes which stop IL circulation IN - ntcrcc
aiar spaces VIII ca all communicate together, TO TO
he capil tub infinitely divided. The sap does not
circulate In all with the facility. In hair,
which the vessels re but little Developed operates WY
because toe tube self being csaiinnay hled win H. anni
ates The pcrspraUn In The ascending elect csRno take
place but by the apple alton OF Grandieans Composition.
which m few days only will prnrate through The hair TO The
roots
The ascending power varies hen only ding the
quality Of the tube but the aSing tis Compost
an which ought be emp.oye every nigh before rng;
The that the sleep. he surface Of
the the head produces evaporaio tsn obun
dant The sap which in degree in relai with that
phenomenon, rapidly asconds. The result j. q
The friction hat has heen made before see refresh
pairs the * the head thea the growth nues
ally while by empoy ing this Composition in
the orn az MY the results only h Uncertain since The
pores of the skin aEd queny in disposition
quit unfayoraLIe for receiving from this Composition all It's
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

Ir.o@ me Na.,o..l ls,s..,grncsr.l
= NAvxL 0eHxuxE -0uD8nD4-fhe srusomess q -
Exploring Expeditios bsing sdapsed merely Ter m ne
cesssry defence while engaged in the exsmnston ana
survey Of the Islands Of the Southern ocean, s9snss
anv aemo,s 10 disturb lis operations by the savage and
warlke inhabitants of those islands; ana the OBJECTS
which il is destined to promote being altogether scien
ti6c and useful intended equally for the beneht OF the
United States and Of all the commercial nations OF the
world it is Considered TO be entirely divestea OF all
military character, in the event OF .ne country
besp Involved in war before TIVE return oil the squad
ron. its path upon the will be peaceful and its
pursuits respected by all belligerenls
The President has therefore, Thought proper, IN as
senng officers to the command of this squadron de-
par. from the usual Of selecting them from the
senior ranks the Navy and according TO their resPec
Charles Wilkes FIRST officer 10 command the Exploring
Squadron and Lieutenant Wm L. Hudson to command
The shir Peacock and to be second officer ofsad Squad
ron and 10 take command thereof in Tie of the
death oft irstoicer his disability, from accident
sickness conduct the operations OF the Expedition
MAHLoS DicKERsoH.
Navy Department. Juse %, 1899.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

THE GINGER BREAD MAN
There /. . man ina, alks the .ueeu 81
Oiths prodig ious town, n'
And on his h~adhe wears a hats f46.8M# E
And on his brown frown. MMN
A melancholy man Is he. @.s4tt. IT.
AZ have heard II said,
And constantly, as on he walks,
He manches ginger bread 1851 4 81
He murcses ginger bread, and runs
Asifhe saw 'ght .
Of sonnet hing following at his heels. e
Taat filled him with alright.
Annn he stops aud gsxss round
Ga troops Of shcu,in boys.
In wonder, doahtless why they keep
so terrible noise
IL omubus he never rides.
Ia cook hop never s,ruys,-
He has his avn p' culiar hA,
Ills own peculiar ways:
And ~hsn he s cs a bakers shop.
lie madiy PUSHES in,
And buys n slice OF ginger bread,
Nor small, nor scaat, nor thin
Bullarge AMI thick, and two feet square,
Which, grasSrg IN his hsnd,
Again In darts anita ihestreei.
And there he takes tbs stand.
NoraclouNiy he swallows down
The isger bread, ia lLmps,
Til with sui en- sprins he does
Begin % SIR his siunlfs
with rapid motion on he goes
BuIeser and anon
He stops 10 hltc his darling fool,
Till all ~ /. j. gone.
Ard then orr0w Shrouds LIS lace,
A tear bed ms his eye,
And he 5 sad, till II IS Tune
More ginger bread 70 buy.
Itis lis sole delieht--his joy
Thal cske so rich and rare,
RIO luvciaess Of female face
Can with its Swce.s compare.
and iii ule woria is baked to crust,
AaS all the people dead,
If he should live, that lonely man
Would monch his ginger oreas. fsTER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

FRos FLoRrDA-The Savannah Georgian Of the goth
inst says by the arrival yesterday of the steamer
chsrlestos Capt Hubbard, we learn that the Indians
have burnt two bridges on the Ouithlscooch.e. and
also Fort Dsde. sbsndosed by our troops Gen. T.v.
Tor 10 expected with seen companies proceed across
the peninsula in The hope ofescounteriss them.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

ING TO MANY-sner The pubIiestes Of NV ,,is n,;x.,.
volume en- veoerer Disease nc tde.gncd originally
nieat mode OF eure has been my lot witness many
ysrous boasng which m our daily pspsrs as to s
duce me 70 give portion OF time expressly consultations on
myself upon the verssc Irsiye the imposnss 81 m,
subject, together with difficulty making my ersc,iss
there which give more intense degree OF su
fsrng TO The ass nor are there amy which require greater
l,grly, In these who eooed them. when Il fur
thcf b. reflected on that veneres Diseases IL
ersdicaed on do not sorfne hemseyss 4,
hose who first contract them, but vruous and
psn are worthy oe lime and arn ne ,sy ss., e n
scans asking however for great ssre confidence
hopIa also give o. the ground on which s,.l
% for ,ss.e IseR to STATE
lhe oy, College 81 Surgeons london, well the su,hor
nature have also testimonial letters IRON ne greatest sur
gems ~ Europe 20 the mos, smrsn, IN hmcrca Or Mott
be NY asy who wishes Il would therefore oniy
I'D that those who write by Tie post otherwise oosscltms
and k"ewledse ~ VI: d ..v o. diseases
o. Josssa Ra.rn o. cosrsns. s.
cry @ Nc. nsssss,y sr ss eur The soc. being h,sd
sfthe IN TED s,s,rs and 4 astonishing 20 those H.
teoberve With what sni seaivy they cure themselves
srih.r "oer Of The "Privs,s vos@s may !.
ether eolom, of,sis paper. sHSm
I EvIsOr's BUNTEH,s HED DROP-Ths
~ edicre only absolute specific that hss ever beev
ae.y.r,d M the Ger. q The mos, dang. ross d.sss. bad
ss Gus. o. .bss n's oc s..spscr c,s
ton deiying the ss Of emi.ent physieans Thh
o e.rn sa saS ssesus mode core ever ssow S
ROOT. ..;uss e ,hs pc.a ~, ro y. .,.sm W
~ great under my sI,s smsnes. ~ beth
II deses diseoyy from y. mos, lr'lms friend ,her,
cur H.. hat some o. the spees f pss
=. s 'ss ssS Iso. s c g. es' -
Price u pc pSisi' jes-im.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

SUDDEN DEATH--Yesterdsy afternoon, about four
o'clock, as Mr.. Samuel Corp, merchant, No. 10 Plat,
street. passing through Maiden lane, he suddenly
fell down lin Ct Of apoplexy Is supposed and
PRED He taken the store No. IL Maiden lane
thence to his residence, No. IS Walker street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

0JA number Of Mr.. Grsham's friends Of oar city
has presented him and his lady. each elegant gold
ws'cs as testimonial Of personal respect and Of their
confidence in the truth and utility Of the doctrines
vvhrh he te,ches
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

MEDICAL CARD-DR. CARPENTER. No. Peci
IVA SIP New York deems proper occasionally Ia remind
se pubic mai ne eon.nues 70 administer 70 the Afflicted
To number III the czens " this metropolis he need
complicated and destructive forus-nor oes he deem mste
rial 10 be very specific he o the var
Gus TO which mankind and wonanknd are subject
To strsnrsrshe beg leave respectfully rcnlarh that
he confines himself TO Office practice, ana dew himself per
sonaiy TO the welfare OF bis patients. keeps no assistants
shop boys and has Offices for the privacy OF patients
DR. csrperer would add that he regularly educated
posa 10 year 1918 New York Medical ssce
sssa ny the highly rspe,ed md much ,mep,ed yohh
devoted himself 10 the treatment care al
delicate or private dsensca
Be particular in the numbers Peck slip, near rssrsL
DENTAL sUuGEnY and Operative Mschxnies
~ Dentistry, In al It's variety by HENRY yILLsRs NJ ID
Dental Surgeon, nc ke inventor Of the Improved eou
,a sss err rss WHICH op61
change their coor absorb the saliva quenty
they 40 not unpleasant iss ed breath They
be supplied from ore To entire set 10 correspond viii
the living teeth which, with human natural, and srthca
teeth, are set and inserted ter the latest improves
gives In masca,ien AMI articulation,
preserves the erigaa form the mouth without any
The attention those ladies' g.n,leep who desr
sfr.plenR The vacancies caused by the loss org
bic Tech likewise 70 his method and Of nser,ss
then.
sesi.s sss Gold P.s:. etc Tso.e ess rendered s,%
s. y s ss xu c Ss ss
prevented In adults remedied Teeth and the roots ~ teeth
extracted The treatment 81 Oh drsns teeth pscnsry ..
DR. vers msy consulted ,this residescs, ss LIber,
street nesr Brcsd ~.y, New rorn.
Tuaon IN Mechsncsi and Dental Surgery, usual
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

MARRrAoE AND DEArH.-While we were delighted
TO hear of the marriage Of lovely daughter Of Judah
which took place recently we seriously afflicted
at learning that her lovely and beautiful sister had
lust lost her husband.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27
PETER.
Another uatchrt Murder.

we thought that we had done with Ratchet murders.
We thsurht tat after the affair Of the infamous Ro
bnson no other iascal would have the bad taste
init a murder with Ratchet. But wrong
appears by the following Of murder in Bati
The murdered man, it has been ascertained, was
Mr. BENJAMIN Stewart, Of ambrdge, Dorchester
ty Md. He had been in this city weeks, and re
sided with brother who is Of the City Bailitfs-
That brother supposed, the time of the discovery Of
the murder that Benjamin had returned to Cambridge
and when he heard Of the assassination, he had
the remoes idea of hi. brother being the victim I'm
PEELED by curiosity he with hundreds Of Others
view the body and the he laid his eyes upon
il, he recognised it.
Fortunately for the cause of justice, have a
vigant police in this CITY, and all their energies have
been exerted detect the perpetrators Of this most hor
rid murder. The Ratchet. with which the blows
inflicted was found, and, from some private marks upon
it. ascerlaned hare been purchased at the store of
Mr. Drake in Light street Mr.. d. recollected having
sold il a man. whose person he thought he could re-
cognise and from his description Of the man, and other
circumstances, Incredible as it may seem, there
strong suppose that the purchaser Of the hat
Chef and in fact the murderer, was William Stewart,
the murdered mans opn son There was great ami
mostly existing between Mr.. Stewart and this son. in
consequence OF the latter retaining possession Of the
deeds Of an estate made him by his father pre-
vious TO his failing in business. The son. weeks
since had come this city with the intention Of GO
ing to Pisburg bat the father followed him and had
him arrested suit for debt.
Ga Friday morning, (the day when the murder
committed,) the and father have returned
Cambridge together, and the evening previous, about
o'clock, they together transact some bust
ness. In the morning, the father to be found
but the son. instead of waiting for him. took passage in
the boat and went 10 Cambridge.
Yesterday afternoon the arrival Of the boat from
Annapolis the officers recognized William Stewart
board and him while he about making
rangements with the agent Of line stages take pas
sage for the west. He taken before magistrate,
where he confessed that he had purchased the Ratchet
with which his father had been murdered, and on ex.
ming his person and baggage, there pistols
found in his possession one loaded the other unloaded
number OF pistol balls; quantity Of arsenici jacket
stained ci biosd and his fathers WILL in which, all his
property was bequea:hed to his William There
also found phal Of spirits Of turpentine. with
which supposed he intended obierae The Stains
Of blood from his clothing. The young who is
than twenty years Of age) was committed to
prison and The will be further investigated by
the grano jury tomorrow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

W good dinner is one among the many good
things with which this life ibounds. Lord Mauleverer
thought IL the best thing IN the world, and wished Tor
perpetual appetite. And no where good dinner
be rot FOR so small a at Sweenys in Ann s,r.e,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

WHITE LAP Doe LOsT-rwENTyD DOLL YRS
wv viii b. paid chs viii ne shove ment~r.
ed dog I'll white, with hoies w
IN which inserted lest blue ribbons, and
jssi 81 HeEwALKER, NO sssos,ha
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

Rev. d.. BRowSLEE.-This genileman, not salts.
fed with abusing the poor Catholics of New York
must needs visit Brooklyn, on the Sabbath TOO, TO
abuse them at the Bapus, church. Thank God he
had but few hearers and fewer converts to his views
The Doctor had better spend he time in preaching to
some Of his deacons Of the Dutch Reformed Church
on meanness and avaricousness
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

IsTRuDERs.-We would suggest the propricty Of
loafers and blackguards taking 10 their own cabins
boatd Of The Brooklyn ferry boats. II is too bad
10 see the ladies' cabin cramned with these cattle,
10 the serious annoyance Of the sweet damsels. II
frequently happens that ladies will not 10 into the
places assigned them, but rather stay on deck, be-
cause they are full Of mot genhemen) loafers We
have received several from females urging us TO
notice this low and mean custom. We have the
names off number Of fellows who are in the habit
Of dong this and they do NOT mend their ways and
20 into their own cabins, shall take the liberty OF
exposing them. To gentlemen, with their wives, els
tiers, relatives, or friends, we not refer.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

nESPISE NONE-D ESPAIR OF NOME /,
- Hunters Red Drop Offices Division ST. New York-s
Beaver st. Albany Hanover ST. Boson-and 24f Camp a.
New oeans-ihe only races In America the gcnuns
medicine can he Obtained
This medicine gives The prodga chance 10 rerent Thou.
sands have been saved and radically ae nm
der the hands OF inpoers, 10y this medicine and who vita
gre hearts ready TO attest to It's value allow.
~ themselves TO be referred to- II proves 10 the only
bottle will have the written rnme, Leyaa OF whom cas-
be abtainedat slumcs, a. Division Private Office a.
taehed:
P'ce ~ per phial ies ,ras
SALT nH EUM, ga Ii ~ HUM aNDRIN q.
- "oHmS.-1ioneys celebrated remedy tor all diseases
OF the skin, such herpes pmpes &c and il =
happiiy ecseous for the very prryaie. and ruiw
aoas aicton called Jackson Rarher h odue ed bv
impurities Ia The soap ued for shaving In no instance has
hs medicine Jailed 10 the above Diseases ner I'M
fail II used as directed Being WASH n Is ME md
sale 10 usew not sail and may applied 10 The most deli
cate infant The diseases oi the skin embrace VARIETY az
iors with red chappy wrned, cracked or SC
appearance ana patches IT various shapes and sizes
a. .aoussnds IN ih city may testify. requires no
RESTRICTIONS As 10 diet exposure.
wholesale and retail by JOHN ONTHANK General
ngesi q, Minors drug store, No 1873 (Frapkp
nouseJ corner OF Dry ST. New York. R.tscd nj No ia
Lanai ST ss3 Grand ST. So Sixth avenue; $50 Bleeckrr 81
bowery eorner Grand ST. 3ss Broadway corner OF Duane
-, Badgers, Dad st. Newark Burnett Pollard Paterson
naum Troy; Hnlsey, lthscs Rawes CO. Albany, Parker
BUR- whitehall; Hawks, Rochester Y; Seyrour Dick
Jason Hartford, Conn; DR.. wadsworh and yeserb IA CHI
rfevidenee Rowland, No l8s Washington 81 Ros,on.
ramsey Cincinnati Ohio; Bernara Co faIAhssee Flo.
..- je2t3ls
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

xJOU T1RE-forth. ere 81 ooaorr srnCaslG MA
0ss' !, i.s complain.
4 ~, discovered for the above complaints Ii
r,g, makes 3 . speedy and permanent hhoO, leas
" ee'' orinA, exposure or change Ian application 70
aos. nc: s
SPEAK Tor " Our object TO notify where can be had
cen, so.or,sosa Which m.n1s win &c;
This disease that unfortunately psrvs,e. 81. ranks .,
pS ss low rich and poor, matrimonial and single
cure themselves without the least exposure shore
Further the dse.secannobe d.,e ofhe Mn.
TIRE ntaken ~ nighton going 10 bed when exposed.
bottle One bottle week which generally cures
s pcy :as ons al p %S
s srSG, :, sGrdsr ?, Dsy s. rsnln New Yi
= - disease TIE subscriber has grea, rfdesce
IN this valuable redicne persons alict
ed with the above lie does not Offer his ss onscL
bs, The .ossrg h. se 40 community
benefit All those who may be sbering distress
I'll. @ssas ."a h. X. u"%s.r 81 Sos
h.. ss ~ ss s su, ys. . IN 20
niscs sn,' hr9nghon The unics Remember the only
je2oIm. DIR. U. LEvrsoN.
R EmOxAL-J. DIT cHET1, II. prop, ictor efibe &C.
No q 20 Rs.e,s .ss sss d 'po
10 street. he proprietor has bees offered s5,me
cine nfsSe remedy. never 20 having sees ase@s 10
PERFORMING cure when used sccordng the dirse-
uons, winch Irectioss sreon every hottie.
agents.. Tinp.on, corner William Fulton streets
ohen, corner Of James and 0ak streets. myjc.lms
CT CAmEl-l sAwli-I CONQUEH EDi.g'-
j DIR. GOODwILL's DETERGENT, ard DR.. GOOD
MANS PlLLs-A and speedy cure for certain deli
diseases When taken oge,her the Detergent MILL
hrr ard the Pills strenglencr 81 The diseased
These articles universally ussd that thing
which SAID IN short advertisement would add 20
their reputation Their popularity lie I'd of
the fact that 100000 or more hc:.ies and bcr.s have
sp,d in YORK. Phsdcpk., boston and Washington sur-
ing the year Tnose that desire secrecy NAV Nv The
be entirely cured without the .sr sf
exposure -,
Sold wholesale and retail ". NJ Guion IN Bowery cor
Of 0ranl, corner Of Henry and Pike and al Grand s
Harris, 81 Broadway and Chambers ST. and sorney "A
Hudson and North Moore sts spd VIM. r. Iloaman's So
Broadway TO cents per bottle aAd box. with iul drctiom
u OOkBIND rs LEATH IT FOR sale Nv
- J. CAMPBELL& PEuSSF.
mvz5 ITO ard ~ Nassau n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

Rooms r q LET-wi,h or without board, In The large
and pleasantly situated Hotel Pros pec Ill., Brookyn
passes the door at ociock returning AT inquire az
The subscriber ON IN premises. JOHN TRAVIS
Brooklyn, June 20 te38. je2f.Iws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

MENs, YOUTHS AND CHILDRE EMF
a. HOYT CO., No. u Bowery
an extensive assortment ofreay made eIo,bne
united TO every and s,e which they will cell cbesJ
tor sssh either nj wholesale re,al. n1l-sms
CAP sEWEms wANTED-Tsn 6rst rate Cap
ie26 IT. = 80 '"es''
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

MANrUA MAKING, MILLINERY, he
Vh MAD. LASCALA begs 10 inform her friends and the
La ss hst she has removed from West Broadway
the convenient stu for business 29t bro
way Duane ST. where she viii be happy any
orders committed 10 her care.
Tn, latest sshons received from Paris and personal
attention given making Ladies' Dresses and punctu.
ally observed.
She begs her thanks Tor the pa ronsge received
since her reds This city, and hopes BY and attention
10 merit coniirparee ef public favor
s. wanted, first Dress Maker ard apprentice
Appiy as above. 4 2lir,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-27

- GHACEFUL AND ELEGANT HATS
-Ihose gentlemen who smbious 10 wear tss
best and hsndsomest Hat tina, ever offered for sal,
'ns country, AMI 80 mann scturcd ~ give ease
and comfort IN the bead viii hnd Themselves srd
grstkcd NY visit 10 the One P,ice Hat store az RRnWN
co. IT'S Chatham Sqnsre OF street wbsrr f
cast the sbeve article can he porchsses. mys. Ims
Et Lr mos FoN PAPEH MA = hns 50, .si
,. cAMPsEJL PERSIA
mytM lilo ard liz Nssssu o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22
aO-P.,rinrr-,,,n

"a Eii,. s9.'- r'cr hrv,rs t-scn mto partner.
Z -ap. Ia tie Bisrk.io.th ~. he, -gn Jo,trr.
nc business vii BE- in fu'Ir- conducted under
30 name 't IHuN.:> hfrLkN'> & SON
~ 'inT good supply % Ne bet materials. ev
VII! c -eie so du their Uois 20 he ao.t nanucr
'ui upon ne most accommodating terms. BE-
lrr % Ehiui for rlst favor, o ~ hof- 10 receive
a sa3t- Of tie F-.l,c ps'fnUs.e.
TftpHA. TAWIINS.
'a7r'r town. Nov 7. iScS N
They = 'ii .e-P -G7r., of fr-,-ra,e
,st arftce
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-22
.I0itcc, Farmers - others /!
GRAIN WANTED.

IHllL undersigned. milling uut,r tho firm &C
- Rowland Hclebower s 60. will give ihe
highest market Prtc,- for any quantity q Sraiu
OF all kinds. Our Mills are new completed sud
uuocr full operation. aud are shlr 60 make 80
barrels 81 dour PER day. We Will also grind Tor
ton ard give tie usual faciiiles BctuE situated
g III srpets-fcygy. and Wril knoVn.wo can AFFORD
o. give rote frt grain thsn sny Malls above u.s..
We uut receive -tain az the different &c fo..
aior- the Rail Road, a. well p, in Nluche.tsr.
ALL by -oats DOWN ihv Shcuagdcal Jad Potomac
rivct,-afd deliver plaster I'D othtrprot,i~r
~ car huc. al the same places We would be
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