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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28
THE LATE MAYOR

IHE LATE MAYOR
OF PHILADELPHIA has certified under seal % the city
% high standing declare positively sadrr own hands
Balm cea .o & a ne
lively restorative OF the human Who shall dispute
srs,ts wrapper with ' Niagara. % Plate Co.
9ure n.No Fletcher st. door below Pearl St ne., MAJ
BLEACHING POwDvs-5o casks Of Boyer
ID sIachng Powder superior article, for sale BY
my1 10 and ia Nassau
nOOR PLATEs-of Germsa Silver -Four dI6.reus
- szes Of German silver Door Plates, ef superior warh-
ssy 'f LEWIS 'sSsi R',; for an:
= .IS s:Pd'' Ne" Io'i' for ''is Isl wis s.
u ply o. Crude K.asa N,sss on sssa ana for sse
jySy IL LEWIS WI, PsUcHTwANeeR. ac..u,.od, q y
"A, sENriAL DIT or xLSoNes tst destroy % - a:.s-
eT oS 5
mimi Oil has been The predue, OF ,e.n years &C
% hs sy New Yors who're have been pse-
maze osg sasck advertisement copying om so-s oil boeIg
pot nno~ ss ATeres. people 70 be 100 ia,.gsn, 70 ee
The ladies and gen,lemrn Of I'M. eouay suy o ~.
have us~d II, Of IT'S wonderful quail ties
Price, 50 cents per bo,ae :" - 80 y,elm.
EEsMAN siLVEn-io Sheet asd whs-An sssort
men, Of ssres OF Plates sss ingos and "e' TOT sale
jyay Lewis FEUcHrwANeER.2 cour,landt st
THE WALKS AT HOBoKEN--The pssse
are Informed thu. the walks grou
this dee place bees very ~uch sproves since Lao
ss.so- rye oCtrees been planted
Nv az the Ferry sfsrd pleasant and shady ~shs
ead IN the along the river Those Wishing
- .se.n. ,,om the turmoil sf large are
,.d ~ Ce,, minutes sail eroy the freshness oil
49,, ,,d view Stature In al It's charms
Very plying CONSISTENTLY fran Barclay, Canal ssd
10 this place night boat Barclay
s,r~et M IN tsno O'Clock. FcrriaRc 81 cents. es 9rs
yv,pE MECHAN INsTl UTE ~ the ii y OF
New York will hola its ferrh Annua Fair Castle Gar
den. coomen.ing 90 Mon lay, Sd SEPTEMBER HexL
Articles for sxhson sale, will he received
Friday and Saturday These for exhbiien
onlv gill be admitted say day during the week before 10
ocsch, A. N.
win be provided ususl Places VII sse he
spprnprls ed fer the sale g ht frcy src~s which may
sred on sppicsti-n he trs tue Rans CIV Hail.
respecting the fair he ostsne-
b. WHIT rLEsFv, Chsirp,se.
JOHN HARktst ID, SECRETARY,
ksaesA1 Bosrs q MasaGe<A
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

THOMAS BELL, Aucuoneer.
"A OF Furniture nc At the sales Reoms us Tuilon and 50
Ans streets Saturday. 18th inst at Io4 O'clock jy2s3t
rs9s a;u Sell A HS s;sEIn.rRs AND
"A PUMP SsKsRs -on M.aaay sob Inst az 10 o,eoet,
er and pump maker Particular. hereafter. iy2s-,
II street entrsnce IN Dutch street. New York. All dsscrp:
mp and repaired music periodicals bound to pattern
dies scrap and guard books albums and portfolios OF oil de-
Bnrs done cor sraries book institutions societies &c
sdvsnts gsous terms yN Sm
WI subscriber; nsm The public ,h., they hsss o. hand snd
are Ss Fl:
Of rsnng and puts beautiful gisss table isen sheets
Pear. Street ' s %. csrea and X. ASeseu@ Hs where
they general sali.fleon They are sold only by PUN
e. and mactnis's No Green street, near Lbsr,v New
TsfSSss ssAsurscrosfsHTsMs .sb:eoss
begs inform the puoc that he has for sale
sse %"dow ss,s.s among wseh are Land
". %
and great durability as they have seen hnows IN common
Guiding cords sssels rses puies ssd hogs fcr Window
complete, vary rom ss and upwards per rs Blinds made
sEoRsE rLsLr Y sp s,s Nrc :, ys...
now nasina ice Cream, favored with mis- Compound Va
he ssryed y the gss a. y. s.u.sr or or.,aed e
by private aies Those Who have deic ate nste In
such matters invited to call and try H. where also the Ny.
rup for sale wholesale and retail and also Tor sale by
q. =. Leeds, Maiden lane, NO 10y
Dr. Hart, Broadway cor Chsmoeud
ys, Reus~bc,r. broadway, whitea
Djchs, Lspepard 81
Kipp; nrooue 81
Nep~s No GA
staples, Chase Co. Rowery No. Isl
R;~b X rotber 81
nurveli, Chatham cor Dnyera
gs~sper n Young, NO W.
Agrr ere wsned 10 every In the United s<ssea Ap
ply, rcss paid, 70 --. -.
Jess s6 N. 0RE0Oev. IA wMisma =.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28
VAUXHALG GAR DEN.
ATTRACTlyEN EvEI,cY


Two new vaudeviies this evening.
Third night of oamante ., C'nquante
original will given, aad The entire sresgi6 Of
'ns Manager q The va Mr. gates
A'ew soft airs shall help 10 Danish sorrow,
fT MI aS a
win be presented sd ae) the eccentric Vaudeville en-
aUARsTTlE EFT cINaUANTE, or Fort, aud Fifty.
Atamont FnIwhite, Ihomas,
Mrs Iillywh,e, Mr.. Tao@.n,
Cenentina. Mss Kerr,
u"g The New Bras. Band
Tor" several aa sa'0'a marches auss steps ;s
To conclude with I'D time the ceisbrssed vaudeville with
all '''s Dh s;rs'i D Z MAI parts called
At the finish Of the first part the curtain will remain down
Eredrif > Baron s. c.. willenIur'. Mr. Taylor Taylor
Molkus, Sates
Fritz Nelson
Lady Rrumbaek. Mr.. Thonan
sopsi., n Ms. Kerr
II the Of the piece the following original music.
Trio Bless me, where's The fellow Frederick Maria AID
song, " o no. my love, no-Maria-
Song. I. France Ia,,endes-Fr rserIek
German Air Kind ladies and GentIemes"Msr,a'
FINALE From what our trhng scenes convey-sy the char
On Monday evening Mr. Gates Benefit and las, night bu,
two 81 the vauaevleS
La consequence Of the splendid success Of the
ORATORIO OF DAVID.
And The numerous and re seated application for repetition
pance the general wish The First Part will be repeated
Sunday evening next The second part will positively
be produced the following sunday.
In cag the attention OF the musical world this crsbra
ted production the feel the confidence In resommand
ing tito their friends and the public The ora,ere first
produced in E1rope with the greatest eslais subsequent
psrormasce 10 Boston, Philadelphia, &c have fully realized
it, European succsss
sunoay Evening Concerts usual
Admit,nc IS cents
Doors epen at o'cock-Perfomanee commences at hall
past o'clock
weather.
Bswery aud Broadway stages will convey visitors up
per and lower part Of the city during the pero
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28
INFORMATION WANTEI

" The subscriber will handsomely reward any person
who will make known him any vioatsn OF the following
order:
The proprietor positively requires the observance Of the o
lowing rule by his agents, viz
One Dollar shall be returned who shall
bottle OF Hays nmeai for the Piles, without being cured
return Of the empty bottle No instance is yet kHown OF
failure. SOLOMON HAYS.
Agent Fletcher st. door below Pearl Maiden
Lane where the arucle is tor sale. jyll-Ima
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28
DO YOU LOVE YOUR CHILD

PneNEESsry wo,hey az. y.sl-Thss whv a. Won end
Ger them e out their lives with he pain and sgones AZ
tending the SUMNER COMPLAINT. You answer, because
sou do know Of You have tried every med
cine but the right ysu have had the most skiul rhys
clans stssd them, and they daily waste In the
NEST eycrucisnr torents and dc And why Dc YOU suffer
all this, when q certain nnd safe remedy may be hsdf
Apply 10 A. B. ID. Sands. Ne 100 Fulton, NJ Will
liam street. for bete Of Dr.. Jaynes Csrmisstve Bassm
who will warrant that " given according " his directions
will nneteen OF this dreadful diseases
and in less than quorter Of the time that can be BY
other treatment
also sold by q. w. Embree No ~ East Broadway; ny
j. n. Dodd corner OF Broadway end eecksrsts and by
Barnet, Chemical Nall No IS Sixth Avenue New York.
ietS I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28
state OF Trade.


Trade this moment exceedingly dull All branches of
business appearance 81 Inactivity heretofore al
NEST unparalleled Customers from the country await
Commence fall operations hom-ly preston,
see how the Jumps" with large dealers there
seems uncertainty with regard 10 terms of credit
10 be aiower for The future.
CsTToN-The sales Of cotton since last report e
principally IL l24; Ash New Orleans at9i Isle few
I4is; al l5c geaeral reduction OF fully L. quail
under fair must be submitted TO to enable shippers TO meet
the Liverpool aions Of 5h as which received per
Royal William. At NJ Orleans. The lob, general enquiry
all kinds existed and sales reac. 500 at lu prices
OF these bates Mississippi sac 500 bales New Or
leans 81 Ice go Texas mldding fair a, savannah ON
the 2.tn had 2z7 bales 81 l0Ac Al Moe
The ah sales had been smasay $50 bales lie
for middng fair and downward At Augusta the 2ob,
as Closes lot offered taken off the market
nj an advanced rate. We quote 8 l2c as extremes.
BREA DsrUFFs -Th market continues with unprece.
dented uue tness We continue to quote Western
brands IS IS ohio. Y a625 U Troy aad New York
braaa In the markets the prices there
nom al Rye -four IS he'd at 81 IS So Germ meal,
~ S7 The eearances OF )ur the Collect Office Bufa
10, the 5lh to the 2lnd inst were si56 barre wheat
q la barley
AsHEs.-This market continues in very nearly the same
state as for time back both in demand and price,
The price FOR nearly the hole weeks sales
was serday Some sales for neighbong market
took place advance of lie.
BARK uer cuon-a lot has come into market which is
held at $50
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

CxEAT ATTR ACTION AT THE ELYsiAN
VI FIELDS HOBokBN, on Saturday, July 20, 1888 The
Public respectfully informes that Mesrs Carney VIII
liam. give Grasa Exhibition (GRArIS of their
deriul performances Mr. Dyers Pavilion on saturday Ju.
Nv 28-consstng right Rope Dancing Hcrculean Feas
Feats on volsnte The performances will conclude
with Grand Accession by Mr. Williams, the tight rope,
the top OF the highest tree IN the garden.
A band of music Is engaged for The occasion.
Perform commence al O'Clock, NJ. and Will
tinue t. O'Clock, r. NJ
Boats run from Barclay, Canal and Christopher reefs
ferris.p 81 GENUS jy 25N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

Brighton, under The direction &C s,gnor MAkUNCEL
on fhu,s.y Evening August 3D. at ocloc = p NJ, which
sgnor NJ will he assisted by tee most distinguished musical
s,ssnsoai ~in be /. readiness at 7P. at Pier No.
and 10 reconvy hs- New York. at the OF the Con-
Tickets at si e.eh-esn se obtained al Messrs Demoneos
sno The Prosps music stores s the city, and also at The
programme persrm,nc,s will shortly psblisAed
hssI,.n. q New York i. ,eay hat he l.. Engaged
csn English. Irish. and scotch National airs and marches
MI ws ices ssd confectionery ar. Of the choicest quality.
The Ss.dsn vii be open every ssns,y srsn.g Admit
~ no ass BeecAer street. doors north OF carmine street
PAAynAMA OE JGKUsALnM-rAS0RA
Il OF kIAGAHA-Tbe public respectfully nforn lhst
these magnificent pictures are now open for exhibition at The
PsnorOma Building corner OF FRINGE and Mercer Streets
The PANORAMA or JERUSALEM Is = sple.did psi.,.
sqsare feet painted nom drawings taken by Mr. Caherwood
The PANORAMA OF NIAGARA rs alss . splendid pic.
tore and bas ben proaounced by superior
to Of cataract ever presented
Open from ia the moraing till 10 a, night Abundance Is
Book: description may be obtained at 'he dGoy i
DAssFoRD,s RooMs FoR BILLIAaD s
ID An d Ca n IS 2Is Broadway and "a Ana street, es
joins the both streets for The sac Of Billiard
chaser. and player. are invited There are IS s.a Table,
ready for trial, in room, with spring STEEL India
rubber cloth cushions and Eagle ros and trses
the best assortment offered the ppblic. mysi-3
or BRANCH oF THE SHADES Anr street, near
s s"a Il. public 81 zoe
that the encouragement received since the opesng the
Shades, induced him take the above housc with
those wbs reside esstern side OF
city, The house 6tted similarly, conduct
ed IN all respects the same as the Shades
ie2y j. EVANS.
az mrs. BIRD, Midwife and Female hysiciss, has
moved ga Bewery door shove Beecker where
ladies can ~ accommodated with beard pleasant ursshed
rooms and the hest OF esdanee daring their confinement
Ms sd costumes To he consulted AZ diseases ocde,
offensles. Advice GrstN mvsSs.
NJ ETALLIC tsMUTH-of b~ss 'assiy fer ss'e
Jy0y LEw. rsucHrwANesa. . csoss,asssa
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

mORNiNo HERALD-sHiP NEWS.
Port Of New York, July s7-Io r. M.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

The brig Iddo S,ear from Sydney, for this port put int
Boston the 25th for harbor.
The ship York Boston FROM Liverpool repors-On ,h
9th inst in lat 4 long 49, passec large steamer standing
SUE posed the Great Western.
The schr Louisa Ann her passage from st Johns
Moatego Bay, JAM lost ef the side
Turks Island night of the Sd captain and
saved part the cargo, consisting Of dry picked fish
lumber and OIL saved
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28
BRITISH STEAM SHIP. ROYAL wILLiAMs

This fae steam-
err having safely
arrived, will be
despatched again
for Liverpool ON
Saturday, Alb Of
Aug ust, at four
O'clock, r. ~
She is only 10
months old, and
from her peculiar
construct IN, (be-
ing divided into
= a -. -. --A
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

Visiting Cards. store Cards, Cards
at Home, sc. &C.
NEAL
CARD ENGRAVING AND PRINTING OFFICE,
6 JOHN STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.
~ Store Cards. Cards Home for Wedding Parties, &c
Gc engraved the and fashionable STYLE and
printed the finest enameed cards at the shortest nstce
Bills exchange bill braas. bills OF adng labi he nc.
graved prices for cash. The scest aenten
W VisiTINa CARDS ENGRAVED FOR TWO DOL
LARS. jyl3-lm
GERMAN SILVER TABLE AND TEA
NJ SPOONS Forks, ToDgs, spoons, Ladies, gravy Spoons.
Pen and Pencil Cases. sups or quality and low prices for
cash, wholesale, at NORRIS JACOBS,
rs Maiden Lane, Of Nassau ST.
Also, the Constitution Pen, with vgnete OF Clay and
Webster 9los Warrebs, Wendles Gods and rerrys
Pens, with all kBds Of stsuosery. JyT.lws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

SPOKEN.
Roanoke for Alexandria, for Barbados 10th inst lat Is "a
long Sc 20.
leopard from New Orleans for Goenburg, July lat a
~, long Al.
Brig jones' from N. York for Charleston Goth inst of Cap,
Lookout
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

BLEACHING POW ID $50 casks OF Boyer
ID Bleaching Powder, superior article, for sale by
J.CAMPBELL PERSSE
myf no and liz Nassau =.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

n0OO DOLLARS AEWA RD-Tsken from the
- AOO subscriber by man ca ling himself Charles W
double bottom hard dial gold lever plain case No
1 do 10 prs extra Jewels, 10, iae
do d. do do To- $50
/ do do 5 prs extra jewell, gold balance, 10, 100
| do gold duplex, 4 ps jewels do 1853
/ gold ba. ance EXP ansion curb, IoIs2
1 do do do do 10 100
gold dial hunting lever, gold balance
1 do do and xpansion curb, 1882
4 gold skele ION hunting lever, gold dial, 1885
1 silver hunting lever, prs. extra, 9sos
1 do do do ~ $50
1 gold Lepine, gold dial, brass cap, 660
/ do do geld 90 9425
! ladies' gold chae, dwt g.
For which he a forged check the Merchants Bank
He 81 feet high large back hksrs, and had black
frock coat black white nnaeons and white gacr boots
He BIRTH and cf good address, One hundred
dollars reward will he given Tor the goods or 10 proportion
thereof, hundred the OF the swindler
Watch makers aud pawnbrokers requested stop Of
the above mentioned articles If offered TO them.
y. J. TOBIAS, 2Pise ST.
The above watches all made by J. Tobias Co., Lii
verpooI viii he of the wo last. y26
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-25
s. P. MCDANIEL, EDlToR.
G. ID. GERE,
PuBLIsHER AND PRopRrEToR
T,ERMs

The SOUTHERN sMAaKsxAS,wil be publish
IA every Tuesday at five dollars in advance
ar six dollars t the end of the year. Adver-
easements will be inserted at the usual rates.
No subscription can be received for less than
lsx months, nor will any discontinuance be
made until all dues are paid.
All communications to the editor, postage
mast be paid and the name of the writer given
20 insure publication.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-25

SntS Dy pubic OpIHIUII, eV6H
..me cases invited by legislative
To this honorable course,
,,i resistance of the general
acting in obedience to the
/ and laws of the United S ates,
.oduction of an irredeemable
UNI, may be attributed, III a
e,the speedy restoration of our
a sound state, and the busi-
ounIy TO lis wonted prosper
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-12
DRY ROT-THE PROPER SEASON
FOR CUTTING TIMBER.

! Abridged by the Baltimore American from Sill
mans Journal.
The marine establishment Of our country
has no more fatal eneinv than what is term
cd the dry rot in timber, and we know Of
nothing which would be productive of grea-
ter practical benefit than the invertion of n
method by which it may he prevented. The
writer of an article in Silliman's Journal
for April last presents some valuable facts
connected with the subject, the deductions
to be drawn from which may be productive
of hiahly beneficial results. Aiier advert
ing to the superiority of the timber of an
cient times over that of the present day in
point Of durability, as a matter ascertained,
the writer proceeds to assign for it a reason
which, he thinks, is to be found in the time
of the year nj " hich the wood is cut. An o.
piuion has long prevailed that the winter is
the proper season for cutting ship timber,
| but if the views of the correspondent of the
journal he correct, this long received notion
is erroneous. To prove Ibis, he adduces
facts that have come under his own obscr-
valon, which 20 To show that so far from
its being proper to cut the wood intended
! for ship building, in the winter months, the
more remote the time Of cutting is from mid
winter or December, the better. lie states
tina, in the year 1910 he had under his d-
rcction The preparation Of the timber for II
! frcighing ship, and that he caused it to he
cut during the month of December of tina,
year. At q subsequent period it was ascer-
tanned that additional pieces were required,
some Of those cut in the first instance not
being fit for the purpose. At the time
when The last cutting took place the leave.
were fall grown aud the bark would peel.
! In July ISL, the vessel was launched, and
in the following autumn was sent 10 sea,
and after the declaration of war was de-
spa,chcd TO Middletown, Connecticut, wbei c
she remained until the peace in 1915. In
the spring Of the latter year, when she was
To be fitted out for service, on examination
it was found that the iimbcrs which had
been cut in December were so much affect
cd by dry rot ms to render rebuilding to a
great extent indispensable, whilst the pie
ces prepared when the trees were in foliage
were perfectly sound. Such wns the per-
feet condition Of the timbcrs prepared in
summer that the spihcs which had bcen in-
serted appeared on being drawn out per-
fectly bright-those which had been driven
into the winter cut portions being oxydized
to great extent. The ship sunk some
years afterwards at sea, a miserable hulk,
in consequence, as the writer thinks, of the
rottenness Of the portion os her bottom
which had remained untouched Mt the time
she was repaired.
A case so striking induced our author
to believe thst the common opinions about
winter cutting were erroneous, and caused
him to make some experiments in order to
tes, the cause Of the dry rot, and being
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-09-12

as if Providence so willed II in the arrange
meut of our deslinios. And oh how often,
when wandering along the shores Of Barn
stable, have We mingled our tears when we
looked out upon the great sea, the sepul-
of its triumph in gliding with Hopes
brightest penciilings radiant and sunny
future-and then, that evening, when in
the holy hush Of nature, and in the pres
ence Of none save onr God, you vowed re-
membrance, and gave a riDglct Of your
own raven hair. return il, Mary, for |
may rot retain IL after the fatal proofs Uf
your feelings towards me, which inadver-
tently overheard this night. Alas that
such things should bc-lhat you, whom
1 have loved, how ferventy and deeply let
nv present agony pourtray, should fpeak
of me as of one ----but | will not up
braid, but bless you, Mary even in your
hearllessness will my prayers be as ferven,
for your welfare, 80 well us in other years |
watched your girlhood beyond the ocean. -
Farewell lIeifess of Marine, farewell
foreper.
Her attendants, upon entering their mis-
I,ress' chamber on the ensuing morning
found her lying insensible upon her couch
the letter Of IIarwood compressed within
her grasp.
Did she awake to better feelings, md
was the film Of ingratitudo and deceit rent
from her hear Alas that selfshnesS
should prevail over the finer impulses OF
our nature, and tho perspective Of n coronet
IN woman's eye sway ascendant over the
| H.. r In,,tIa ,.aHInrk Who
was Henry Harwood, that he should aspire
to ,he hand of the .ayoriie OF Marie An
toinelte, and on the plea of having per-
formed irhing act Of humanity, dare
thus to address the lovcliost woman in the
Cour, Of Louis One month, and Mar
mont, amid the beauty and chivalry of
France, and honorcd by the presence of
royalty, welded the fair DestraIx
4 Mnrmontl's lineage wns noble-ay,
princely Ia his veins there ran The tide
Of the House Of Bourbon. Marmont was
the friend Of his king
And had the flight Of time wrought no
change in the fortunes of the boy Of the
mrcck In land like ours, industry and
perseverance exc ont their reward, and
fostered by the liberal and equalizing spir-
it of our institutions, liarwood's concen-
tra,ed energies found ample opportunity to
deyelope themselves. His tale won for him
the favorilc notice of philaniI,rophist and
bis integrity and devotion To the sterncst
duties, gained him his fricndship-so that
the homeless, beggared stripping Of few
years past, found himself embarked upon
the sea of commerce, aided 10y friendly
winds, on his course to fortune and esteem
and although he could urge no preten-
sions to ancestral honors, yet in republican
America, where aristocracy is but The idle
msnomcr Of faction, and man is Judged by
the standard ofhis moral excellence, Har-
wood became one of her genuine aris,ocrn-
Icy--one of her merchant mobiles
The bells that rung out the consumma-
ltion Of the nuptiaI rites, tortured not the
ears Of the Tilted Iovcr-he was ploughing
the waves on his return.
ITO be Continual