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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
NoleS and Weaseas.

very curious scene was Witnessed CT An
noul Hill, by person taking STROLL IN 'a'
wood on Saturday evening, between coiour
of moIes and weasel. The weasel had fsea
upon mole, whose life blood it was fast dram
ing, when The cries Of the victim brought col
ony, amounting in all to fifteen, Of It's own tribe,
to It's assistance, from ridge OF mole hills IN
mediarely behind the spot where the struggle
was going on. They one and all rushed upon
the weasel, which was in few minutes sacr-
feed TO their fury. The most curious part o.!
The incident, however, is, that the moiss, ai'sr
their enemy was dead, proceeded to de,our the
body, the effect of which was, that Three e.,
them, in short time died, and all the Others
were SO affected, as to be unable to crawl Inr
individual who Witnessed the circumstances utd
not think tha, any Of them would live-FcT:1
Courier.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
Profitable Farming.

An acquaintance of our info. mant (says the
Utica Gazette purchased 62C acres Of land III
Wisconsin, al Two dollars per acre, making
Sl24O He paid fer breaking il up and SOS" :
ing 50 an acre, and for fencing $4,000 mOyc,
so that The whole expense was about 81 500,
FROM .,ais he realizes the first year thrly-fTe
Bushels to the acre, average, which is 2l,7O0
bushels, worth at least so cents above The eX-
pense of harvesting. This will amour; tt"
$40, 500, or in other words, he will pay Tor gel
ing it under and enclosing and all expenses
and have rising OF $4,000 net! profits
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
TO orr Subscribers.

No paper was issued from This office last
week, The neglect was occasioned in couse-
quence of ndisposliion, which confined us to
eur bed. and prevented us from giving our labor
and attention TO the paper. We hope this will
be received as sufficient apology for our de-
hEqnency. Our health is so far restored ,ha,
we are enabled to superinlend the affairs of the
Office once more
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
5lI
Georgia and Maryland.

These TWO States have again joined the
Whig ranks. Georgia which has gone loco,
ever since ls40, now elects Wing Governor,
a Whig Legislature, and the two Whig Con-
sressmen, by upwards of 5000 majority. Ma
rylqnd, has also gone right The Wings will
have majority of seventeen, on join, ballo, in
The Legislature. This is glorious, as il secures
us L. S. Senator
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
"Harry Of the West"

1t has been asked, who first gave the crca,
statesman and patriot Of The age, Henry Clay.
the above designation 2" We reply. JoHv p.
KENNEDY, The late eloquent representative IN
Congress from Baltimore. A meeting of CON
graduation, il will I've remembered, was held in
New York, in 1910, and dinner given in
commemoraiion of the great victory gained hy
The Wings. On that occasion, Mr.. Kennr.v
was present. and closed most thrilling spsect.
with the following beautiful exordium and seq
timsnr, 10 which every Wing in the Union VIII
heartily respond Forum.
"In the graduation Of this triumph, as wei!
as in the stir and lumul of the contest, We have
names 10 be remembered, which, indeed, rpr
country can never forget Il will pledge alr
that lives fresh in the heart of every Wing =,
name to rally upon when Freedom requires
Champion 10 boast Of when we are asked iu-
patrlot 10 love when our affections wnu'3
seek generous warm-hearled Friend: nam.
which has spell in it TO gather millions wh"a
free hearts and strong hands are TO be summon
ed in defence of our couniry's hOnar; gre
you
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
American Fairs.

The Fair Of lhe American institute, in New
York, and that Of the Franklin Institute, in
Philadelphia, are both open, and visited daily
by thousands Of spectators. The displays are
represented as being highly credilable 10 our
American Mechanics
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
a GuriGsifV.

On Tuesday The 10Th instant, Mr.. Abraham
Stevenson, Of This place, whilst om on gun
ming expedition .ho, a n0ble Crane in McMi-
chaeIs' Greet, which measured ar feet from
the tip nC one wlag to that of The olher and
fue feet Ece ,nche:. from the extremity of the
bII 10 rhe L,nws of 'he feet Il was quite &.
curiosity, and ,egalded as such ty all our CHI.
zens
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
Dasliel Webster.

This grea, statesman has accepted an inv-
taIon 10 address 4 mass meeting Of the Wings,
at Salem, Massachusetts, sometime during this
month. He has also written a long letter, in
which he arows himself IN favor Of The Wing
candidate for Governor, Of Mass, and opposed
10 locofocoism.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
Ohio Election.

The result Of The late election in Ohio, is as
gratifying as it was unexpected. The Wings
have succeeded in s!ecring majority, oil joint
ballot, OF he Legisaure;-Ten ou; Of twenty
one Congre.smen,-and have handsome ma
joriiy Of The popular vote! Well done, brave
Wings OF The Buckeye Stale.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
Col. Richard VI. gsrscn.

This Distinguished soldier and patriot is al
present on a vlsil 10 the Eastern States. He
IS everywhere received with the warmest man
i(esaions of esteem and respect. He is ex-
pec,ed 10 arrive in Philadelphia, ore day this
week, when there will be grand turn cot Of
tho military and citizens
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
Elu, go0rtaist Decision.

The Cumberland (Md.) Aleghanian says, in
he case of i elm VS.. Engle, which was al ap-
peal from The Judgment Of Justice Layman, the
court decided, upon agreement and examination
Of The ac, Of assembly OF 1891, that The jndg
ment by The justice of the peace IN this case
wa. null ana void, because Iherc was no war-
rant issued 10 bring lhe defendant before hIn.
This Is important decision, aud ought to be
known by every justice OF The peace and every
citizen OF the country. The court IN giving
their opinion, expressly declared that any judy
menl rendered IN any case by justice OF the
peace, where there is no warrant issued and
the defendant comes before him by agreement
or consent, is void in law. This opinion of the
cour, overnIles The opinion given IN LaIFobe' ;
Justice, in chapter 22l, that The parties may
appear amicaby before HIM, and that his judg-
ment wIIl he as binding Il warrant had been
Issued IN ihe iirsi instance.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19

Fashion AND Blue DiCK--Ihe great race
run on Friday last. over Tho Canton CourS-. ~
Baltimore. between Fashion and Blue Dick,
wa, won bv the former. Bat one heat We
run; lime I'm. So l-2s. Fashion came o.:
ahead and Blue Dick would not run ser"ul
hea,--D0ily Chronicle.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
New persey.

Whilst the other States have done so nobv,
New Jersey has faltered, and elected loco
foco Legislature, and four out Of the five loco
Congressman. The patronage of the Tyler
administration, together with some local eau
ses, produced This effect. Mex, year, lI,ls
Jersey will be all right again.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19

The city Of Urca, n Y, was visited with
Snow storm, on The afternoon Of Tuesday the
I7ih inst, which lasted from Is to 20 minutes.
|, also showed there on he evening Of the same
dsv
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
Our Senator.

Francis W. Hug hes, of Schuylkill, has been
elected State Senator from this District, by a
majority rising 2700 votes, over his competitor,
Moses w. Coobaugh, of this County The
following is the vote in the several Counties
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
More RepeaICEs

The lady Of VIM. Bradley, QFshl III oar
town, was yesterday safely seized and possess
ed of four children at a birth! Dr. Rafferty,
informs us that three are now living and du,"s
we'll Cqrb0ndaie Gazette.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
Deafn Ola NE. &.

The Hon John MILAN, member elect from
the State Of Georgia, in the next Congress OF
Tho United States, died at his residence, near
Savannah, on Sunday the 18th inst.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
Vern7

We learn from lhe CaIedonlsn Of the l7th,
that Inc Hon John Mauocks has been elected
Governor of Vermont by the Legislature, and
Horace Eaton, Lieutenant Governor, for TIC
year ensuing.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19

Marriage is a chowder pot in which fish o.
various sorts are boiled. Happy is he "hosa
mess is well seasoned.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19

Governor Cleveland, of Connecticut, has Sc.
apar, Thursday, The 3Oh day Of Novec'ae'
next, as day of thanksgiving and prayer i@
that State.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19

CoAL.-Fire hundred ard fifty thousand,
three hundred and sixiv-one tons Of Goa! hate
been shipped from the Schuyiki.i region inis
season. up 10 Thursday evening last.-t6.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19

Between Buffalo and Rochester. n. Y, the
snow lies to the depth OF from 10 | l-2 issi-
At Buffalo II fell to the deplh OF two feet
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
A. Y B Pnbncr. Esn. at his Real Esta1e

q Y. b. Palmer, Esq. at his Real Estate
and Coal Office, No. 50 Pine street, below Third,
two squares S. the Merchants Exchange, Phila-
de!phla. is authorised to receive subscriptions and
advertisements for the Jefersomoa Republican,
and give receipts for the same. Merchants, Me-
chancs, and tradesmen generally, may extend
their business by availng themselves of the op-
portunities Cor advertising in country papers which
his agency affords.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
HARRY OF THE WEST.

-----" Our liyeliest pledge
Of hope in fears and dangers, heard so of
In worst extremes, and on the perilous edge
OF battle when it ragged in all assaults,
Our surest signal"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19

George II Clsey. of y anoser township, Sus-
qgehs"na county. Pa, recently comnlueI sni-
oi3e. Iy cutting his throat
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
WHO Passed the Tariff?

The unblushlng impudenCe and total dlsre-
gard OF truth of lhs Msdsonian in attempting
TO rob the Wings Of the credit Of having passed
the Tariff act aud claiming the honor OF that
great and sa!u'ary measure for the LOcolocOs,
is so admirably shown up by the editor OF the
n 7. Tribune in the following article, that we
cannot refrain irom rspuhilshlng it, with an as
sertion that every woEd Of II Is rue true as
gospel. There was no measure brought for
ward during the long session o. the 9th Con-
gTess, upon which party lines more clearly
separated lis friend, and enemies than this :;
and TO claim the credit for the Locofocss of
having passed il, when they made the most
strenuous eXsrIons TO defeat II, Is exhibiting
degree of assurance d, hch we must confess
we are as,onishedl We should think John
Jones was Joking did we not know that he never
Intentionally uttered Joke in his life that he
is always serious, even when IaudIGg Mr.. Ty-
Ter as man too pure and honest to use the
patronage Of the Government to promote his
own views, No: John always means what
he says, be it ever 50 absurd. ridiculous, or un-
true, and his assertions therefore, uttered with
the seriousness and simplicity of novice, be-
come the most lsughable Jokes Of tho day
Forum.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
LOcos.
WIGS

TExYEssEE u. S. ssHAToRs.-The LegiS-
la'ure Of Tennessee were To eject Two United
slssys Senators OF Tia 7h inst
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1843-10-19
THE WHIG TARIFF.

In the NadiaOn,an of Tuesday we find the
following paragraphs:
"AdmnIiug (Which Of course we DO not) that
Inc Tariff i, I;e sole cause Of our prosperity.
We think il is no iltIe iolPudence which can III
duce Clay Wing Editor to c!aim the credit o.
i!s qdoption for the Clay Wing party.
"Messr,. Adams, Speaker White, Davis,
Bous, n short, all Of lIr Ciay's 'pecui,ar
hFendS,' vo!ed against the Tariff Bill in the
House. |, was The votes OF some twenty Dem
ocratS that passed IL IN the House.
ain The Senate, Messrs. Archer Berrien,
Graham. Clayton, Mangum, Merlck. Preston,
&c, Wings, voted against il: while Messrs
Buchanan, Wright, Sturgeon. Williams, Demo-
Gratis, voted forr |, passed In the House by
majority Of t,ro-in the Senate by majority
Of 0ae."
FaIsehoods asserted by authority must Of
course surpass, iii brazen inlPudcncc, those pro
nugated on private responsibility and Inc IN
veniions Of John Iyisr's official may, therefore,
be expected TO cap the climax Of lnsoIenI pre-
sumption Oh he popular ignorance. The par
sgraph quoted above must fully meet al eypec-
Iat0ns of his SORT that can possibly be enter
laned by tie most sauguine tuends of our hope
r,I Adrn,ri.tra,iop 'Iborol = ran scarcely he
racass,7v. !, n,.y hs n,,,or - avco.. no t,ro.
C,ced un,ruIb. which Il contains "Nes,rs
Adams Sneaker White. Davis and Ro,,4 v,,,d
against the Tariff" says The official. The as
serIon has The SbGd0w o. truth; but the writer
intended 10 tell ! fa,ssbood The fon, qen,Ie.
men named voted first 20, ,he Tariff and then
against The eXcIsion from II C! ihe Land Dislri-
burjon clause. Tha; each one OF them did all
he could to procure he vasssoe OF the Tariff
the writer Of the oa,sgragb. no mailer how 10.
Moran, he NAV be On oihcr subjects. knew per-
iecty we'll and IN attempting to convey The
o0Dosi,e in.n,ession. he attempted 10 state wha,
was absolutely false. Thonph he did not og,te
succeed IN this fi,,, effort. lie had heller iuck
mex, time .In short" saws he. g ALI. of ljr
Claws .2eculIar friends voted agg;ast The Ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-29
MEDICAL.
SHERMAN'S LOZENGES

ENORMOUS quanre, Of these popular medicine are sold
Z during the year and still the demand Constantly nceas
ing i've year, the Doctor has gone fron few pounds
year. and where will stop we cannot conceve
While shernass Lozengos are pleasant thai ohilden cry
for them they ondeuy efficient or they would not
PtronIea BY our werhIs. eitzens a for
Bunn Esq deputy register Rev Mr. Dunba Of the McDcay-
Anthony, the Oneida Conference, Hon Senator Afcher
the like high respectabiity.
shermans Worm Lozenges-Tested in over million OF
aud acknowledged by the medical faculty 10 be the only
safe and certain worm Destroying medicine in the world They
prescribed daily by nearly all phyIicsps Shermans
Lersnges alone have epntaon-;he Doctor is member
Shermans Camphor Lozense. sea Sickness pal
piton lowness spirits, and dependency cured few
OF CAGES and known 10 fail.
shermrns Cough Lozengss slay all tickling irritation Of
the throat lungs
haa,sing cough colds day; also asthma ana whoop
ing cough and ghtness of the chest Consumption has
pesedy been not only but eectuay by Sher
mans Cough Lozeuges. when all other means failed.
Sore Nipples positively cured by Shermaus Pap,llsry Oil
Sold alo6 Nassau ST. sst and sold by agents. Bowey,
A,gnwr New YoIk; lss Fulton st. Brooklyn; VanYOrk'
Chestnut 1T PHILADELPHIA; DR. Reed Gay and Seroga
Baltip oss ThS%ss I Main 4 Cincinnati Ohio; 0uth-
Providence; Reddns State street. Boston, jy25 lmr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-29
BOARDING REDUCED

NJALTON MANSION HOUSE-yB FttfI sIeetir rdnkIiu
w Square New York; Fowler Son beg Leave 70 Gemn
thanks TO their friends public general for the liberal
support they received years pest the ABOVE
Hotel aud hope by sct attention 70 bus con
their favo the proTieors HAVING Ieduced the
prices o. Boarding TWO dollars nifty cent:
The house M the most business part OF
The city, bring the Albany Boston and thila
deIpnis steemboa Likewise TO the LONDON Liverpool and
BustoI n,cket, above house needs is
one OF the airy and spacious premise, in the city, having
large ward with spps water with other requ
site 10 comfortable In fact the above house combines
more in its line Of busnes, than other the
CITY, The being always premises,
wifi every attention paid to HIS guests only BY himself
but by his and Ales Wines spirs &c.,
glass Fue London and Dublin porter drauyht and bottle
r. s. Private for families. No charge for storage
N g. No connection whatever with the Walton House
door i2 2msr
A MEXICAN HOTEL, NEW YORK.-fisvme com
n peed the repairs and alterations of the American Hotel
and The adjoining house (which lh,ve W respect
theI patronage The fuanon thar any similar
establishment in the city II fronts the Park and The Foun
Immediately opposite. The house has newly
peted, and everything thoroughly repaired:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-29
Domestic News.

NOVEL ATTEMPT AT SwrNpLlNe.-Buffalo has
furnished the latest sample OF The style OF raising
:" WAYS and means" without capital, tnat we have
seen. The Buffalo Courier says, |" "A few days
since handful was observed posted up in various
places in this city, offering reward OF $1,000 tor the
recovery of trunk said to have been lost or sto-
len; the contents OF which were stated TO be %
square gold bars, about four inches long-one pair
OF Eagle balances, one razor &c. &c. Expecta-
non was oil course, on tptoe, as TO who should re-
cover me valuable prize, and obtain the reward
On Saturday last Deputy Sheriff Smith, happen
lng IN at the Buffalo Steam Foundry, noticed some
brass bars there, which had been ordered cast, and
on examination found them to correspond exactly
IN size and number, with those described IN the
handful suspicion was naturally excited, and hav
ing obalneda description OF the person who order
ed them he started in pursuit, and soon found the
payidnal at the lever part OF the city, IN 'ne &C. Oh
by ISLANDERS he followed him tor some time, and
al length arrested him, and requested 10 search MS
person, which resul ted In finding the balance
and the razor, as described IN the bill, Othcer
Smith charged him with being concerned IN an at
tempt at swindling, and the prisoner confessed that
II was the intention OF himself and accomplish, after
getting the bars ready, which were TO have been
lost stolen TO prepare trunk 10 correspond in
all particulars with the INSTRUMENTATION pretend
10 have found it,-and at this juncture, the adverti-
ser was 10 have been conveniently out OF the way
so that If some verdant individual could have been
tound 10 advance some $500 or more, on deposit
OF the valuable trunk-it to have been so lett,
leaving the verdant TO get the whole $4,000 or keep
the gold bars. Unfortunately Tor these ingenious
hnanciers, the scheme was happily frustrated, sta
Ted above. AS there had been no offence actually
committed, the man was committed TO jail tor thlr-
~ days, on charge OF vagrancy"
ATTEMPT To PoIsoN.-A case of this description
has recently occurred at Washington, d. c.. and a
girl named Rose Dairy has been committed for the
offence Mr.. and Mrs HELEN, the parties TO whom
the poison was administered, are recovering.
AJ- mad dog was killed in Philadelphia yester-
day morning. but not until it had bitten six or seven
children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-29
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.
PRlNClPIIS OBSTAS

NORTH RIVER DISPENsARY, 1Oi,S Fulton street near
GreenwIch-Dr Mormon Member Of the Royal College
Of Surgeons London continues to be consulted conde nay
froia o'clock A. NJ 10 10 M daily, all diseases Of
yate md all those distressing symptoms
nudcous and the impruden qnack medicines
regular medical education with of
% enable, DR. NJ to adapt the remedies the
constitutions well the forms Of those nsd
uous ma,ades Dr. Nj daily consulted by patients where the
leain. symptoms hive been ony checked still leaving the poi
son to urke the sJsem until ultimately develope, itself
"a the deporabe shape Of secondary syphs In all
Dr. warantsa perfect cure without mercury deleter
drugs or from business In forms Of the dis
ease cures performed three five days and in proportion
STRUCTURES OF URETHRA- Distractions in the
uretha such structures and enlargement Of prostate
eand accompanied with much irritation and dull pain
parts Of the consequence Of Dr.
structures scientific promcn their absorp
,ion without pam In sub
of structures the symptoms defined This deuson-be
enapem' Of the prosste gland &C. would
analogous sympoms IS cruel TO torture paten with bou
&c, when reality the Dr. M. il FREE
guentv consulted where patients have been BY such
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY-Thousardso CT young
nen suffering from lie consequences Of indulgence
eret destructive habit further injured from
the Of AZ pretended speccs which stimulate
only indacc greater depression Dr. NJ such
purely pathological principles and fails ESTABLISHING
cure. Strictly confidential Letters post paid and containing
fee OF IS will ensure prescriptions and advice for $40
giving history OF his
Once 201k Fulton street, Rear Greenwich.
N B.-With two three exceptions, DIR. M is the only
qualified advertising Surgeon The city. iva lm-r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-29
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETR.
DE. A. c. CASTLE. REMovED TO ssi BROAD.

dsssysd hoow TEEN. Ii Sc put into the sStsr
any PAIN with which
mpseies into ONE hard solid b"dy hps
ps,fse IN al, all their respective for IN ALL
guished in society! offer their tesnorss in tho mos, vivid
terms 70 its efficacy The Editor Of the evening Post
-" IL IL admirably adapted for tender teeth and ncr
vous persoos and D Castle operates the with great
.hs teeth in all respects perfect for The sun says:
D Castle he's obtained much celebrity his mod,
Of filing the teeth" The eminent gentlemen Of the
Cse's Past. for filing the teeth iooth.che Pills, one OF
whick pat the aching TOOTH will effect permanent cure
From the Journal q Commens;l
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPERATlON.-DY.
A Castle h. replaced by mos, ngeniou, piece of dental
shot away in the case Of Lieut. s. Of tho IT, s. NJ who
wh terrible and severe casualty while in Of
the Indians Florida. We have letters from Lieut. B.
conrat ~ Of this extraordinary and entire
that the loss of important skully replaced by
Or Castle IL more source of regret to the Lieutenaut
mospherc DR. A Castle refers to the Spanish
GonlsI Rear admiral Walton, Lord MoIps;n Sen MeCsrsy
Gov Mason DR. Johnson Preside mt of the MEDICAL So
siey, 8 N,Yi Mrs Gen Gaines, Beck, "a 2; DR. "A
Smith, DIR Ueaield DIR Besdls, DR. Boyd, Or Buyer DR.
Cheesmsn, Or Stevens DR. Torrcy, DIR Bayes, DR.
VIM Grayson, DIR Derring, &c, &c. Ohce iaiBrosdway.
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