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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-06-15
Sale of Real aud Personal
Property.

In. pursuance of the last will and testament OF
L Jacob, Leas, deceased, / will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the late residence of said de-
ceased, on Friday the 25th Of August next, the
following Real and Personal Property, to wit:
The Tract Of Land on which the said deceased
resided, situate about six miles above Stanton,
on the Middlebrook road, containing about
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-06-15
For SaLEs,

A YOUNG NEGRO MAN, who is likely.
a healthy, honest and capable. Enquire the
printer.
June Is, ISf3.-3t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-06-15

United States District Court for The Western Dis
fr'cf Of pirginia, holden at &aunton, May /,
1913,
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THE THOROUGH BRED STALLION,

OIL D @%MY gMARD
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27
LATE FROM WASHINGTON.

A private letter from gentleman at Washing
ton, possessing every means of knowing what he
communicates, informs us that several foreign
appointments will soon be made vacant. Col.
Todd is expected to return from Russia, Jenifer
from Austria and Barrow from Portugal. The
latter mission has been rendered to Gen. Tyson,
of Philadelphia, one of the original friends Of Gen.
Harrison, and man Of great talents but was de-
clined. He is among the very few sincere and
disinterested friends President Tyler has left
The mission to Portugal has since been offered to
and accepted by gentleman in North Carolina.
Mr.. Wise is spoken of for the Austrian mission,
and Mr.. Spencer for that of Russia. Several other
Diplomatic changes IRE in anticipation. Mr.. EU-
erett tOiH be recalled in few weeks but who will
he sent TO London or Paris has not yet been set
tied.
MIR. Spencer will not remain in his present post
one month after Congress assemblies, and will
leave no friends behind him. Porters rejection
will create an additional vacancy in the cabinet"
True Sun,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27
From the Hartford Curant.
TARIFF.

Men who quarrel with the Tariff, make a false
issue when they charge Protectiouiss with inn
proving some interests to the injury of others.
1t is fabulous charge, trumped up by those who
see the strong tendency there is among Auneri-
can citizens 10 protect themselves, TO SOW the
seeds Of discord and jealousy between the differ
ent departments of business. Nothing can be
farther from the truth.-Proteconsts never re-
commended any such legislation, nor is such the
tendency of their measUre.-Directly the reverse,
has thousands Of times been demonstrated to be
the effect of the Tariff system, and The history of
the country in its business aud prosperity has al
| ways been in accordance with this theory. Any
! legislation which makes it the interest of the
manufacturer to build up thriving village, bene-
fits other classes of the community, no less than
himself. The different interests SO closely
interviewer that the success of the one must, in
some measure, be the success of the others. They
are all in one family, and mutually dependent up
on each other for support. The pursuits of So
ciety are community, having common interests,
hot set Of insulated savages, having no COM
munion with each other. A common pulse
throbs through them all. Whatever life and &c.
tivity is given to one part of the system is com.
municaed by common sympathy to every 9th
er part In accordance with this wholesome
view of society and its pursuits, which regards
mankind as brethren, and not as enemies, W,
give the following from a letter Of Mr.. Clay"
"ProlectiOn 10 manufacturers and commerce il
in fact whatever it may be in form, encourage
mcnt to agriculture The cutvator of the sol
is conscious of the great advantages of having
alongside of him The blacksmith, The aOheeltvright tn
sqddier and The harness maker the tailor the halter
The shoemaker, The cabinet maker, and masons ant
carpenters. His comforts and theirs are both in.
creased by such proximity, and they are enabled
to augment their respective productions. But o.
what avail would it be to multiply them, withou
commerce, foreign and domestic, whose Office i
TO distribute the surplus produce of agriculture
and of the fabrics of the mechanic and manufac
turer?"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27
DR.. EATON'S ADDRESS.

In our columns to-day will be found the neat
and appropriate Address OF Lieu. Gov Eaton on
taking The chair ofthe Senate. II breahes spirit
of modest ditiiderce which is characteristic OF its
accomplished and excellent author whose eleva-
lion is one among the instances (aas! too few
which show that merit, even though veiled under
the guise of unoblrusive modesly, will sometimes
command admiration, and that imlpudsnce is not
an inuariabie requisite TO success. DR.. Eaton is
man whose worth and ability will grow upon the
people of Vermont, until they learn 10 esteem him
as he is, one OF the brightest minds and purest
hearts in the galaxy of her honored sons.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27

TIE SAME OLD TnINs.-The Van Buren, Loco
Fecos of this city put on all their handbls as
rally "Martn Van Buren, and the Independent
Treasury"
Thus, they who have learnt nothing since lS4O
are coming into the field again, with tho same
man and with the same words,-as II the People
were wealth ercocks TO change with the wind for
Martin Van buren,, or as if The countless MAORI
ties committed against the sub Treasury were 60
ing to eat up their speeches, their acts, and their
votes M Y. Express.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27

THE FArTEsr SHEEP.-Mr. John Stanton, Of
Champion, in this county, slaughtered a sheep on
Saturday last, five years old last spring, the Tallow
of which, after being tried up, weighed 40 LIZ lbs.
Ten pounds and ounces OF wosl was sheared
from the same sheep in the spring. Who can beat
this Black Riusv Tunes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27
FOREIGN NEWS.

BY the arrival Oft Hibernia at Boston, news
received from England 10 the 4th inst
The principal items are the loss Of the British
Steamer Memnon, in the Red Sea, on the LIST Au-
gusl-mails lost, but passengers and crew saved
the continuance of riots in Wales and of the Re-
peal agitation in Ireland and a revolution in
Greece. The people and soldiers of Athens
waited upon King Ohio and compelled him to
choose new ministry, and call National Con-
yention to arrange q Constitution.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27
DEMOCRATIC WING STATE CONVEN-
TON.

IlON
Pursuan, TO a call from the State central Com.
mitee, Convention of the Wings of Vermont
assembled a, the Methodist Chapel in Montpelier,
on Thursday evening the 10Th Oct lS43 and Or
ganised by the appointment of
HON. CHARLES PAINE, President.
Hon. Leonard Sargent, LIST Con. dis,
Hon. Reuben Washburn, I'd do, Vice
Hon. Timothy FoIlett, 81 do, Priests.
Hon. Samuel C. Crafts, 4th do,
ID. w. c. Clark, OF Brandon, )Secreta-
K. p. Walton, jr. of Montpelier, ries.
On motion of Mr.. G. A. Allen, a committee of
three from each Congressional district, TO be APP
pointed by the Chair, was reised to nominate
State Central Committee for the ensuing year
wbereupon the chair appointed the committee as
follows:
FIRST Di8trict-Messrs. Thompson, Morgan and
Daniels.
Second District Messrs. Field, Porter, Wins
low.
Third Disirict-Messrs. Warner, Whittomore,
Mott.
Fourth District-Messrs Camp Fairbanks,
james.
Mr.. f. H. Billings introduced the following
resolution, which after brief remarks by Messrs.
Walton and Briggs, was unanimously adopted -
| RESOLVED, That we cordially accept the invita-
ton of the Wings of Baltimore, TO form Young
Mems Wing National Convention, to be held in
Baltimore on the second day of May next, author
ised to ratify the dongs oil the National Conyen-
ton 10 be held in their city, OIL the day preceding,
and to adopt such measures as shall be deemed
expedient TO insure the election ofthe Nominees
of the Conventon-and we hereby give our
wing brethren throughout the Union this early
notice, that Vermont is determined to be in 1874,
as in 1910, the Banner State.
On motion of Mr.. G. A. Allen, committee of
one from each county was raised 10 nominate
delegates TO the above-named convention who
are 10 be authorised to add to their number, and
each delegate to provide substitute in case he
cannot himself attend the convention. Where
upon the President appointed the committee as
folloys.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27

Fire. We learn from the Mercury that there
has been another fire in the North part Of Pom
fret, the Westinghouse having been burnt. This,
as well as the destruction of Shows Store, was
unquestionably the work of an incendiary, and
large reward 10 offered for his detection.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27

IT,
Bennington County.
Harmon Garfield, Arlington, chairman.
Enoch Davis,
Elias B. Burton.
Vindham County.
John Kimball, Putney, Chairman.
Timothy K. Hall,
Horace StoweIl,
Reubin VIM,
VIM. II. Stark,
Henry l.. Aiken,
A. L. Dwinneli.
Holland PlimptoD,
Peter w. Dean.
Windsor County.
John Porter, Hartford, chairman,
Henry N. Fullerton,
Thomas z. Russell.
Rutland County.
J. Edgerton, Jr.
A. Allen,
Harvey Button,
Hannibal Hodges.
Addison County.
Harvey Bell, Middlebury, chairman,
Kent Wright,
VIM. II. White,
A. 2. Roscoe,
Orange County.
Justin S. Morrill,, Stafford, chairman.
Levi Boutwell,,
Abijah Howard, jr.
IF. Weymouth,
Oscar c. Hale.
Chitienden County.
Cassius z. Peck, Burlington, chairman,
Timothy F. Strong,
William Harmon,
Luther p. Blodgelt,
Leonard Sherman.
Washington County.
ARENAS Cushman, Warren, chairman.
John l.. Breck,
Luther Cross,
Geo. w. Collamer,
r. C. Smith.
Caledonia County.
H.H. Deniing, Danville, chairman,f
VIM. Mattocks,
VIM. o. Fuller.
Franklin County.
Geo. w. Foster, Swanton, chairman,
Thomas Childs, Jr.
o. A. Burton.
Orleans County.
Charles w. Prentiss, lrasburgh, chair'n'
Martin l.. Newcomb,
VIM. J. Hastings,
Thomas Mcknight.
Ldmoilie County.
Elijah B. Merrick, Morrsyille, chairman
Cornelius Lynde,
Moses Fisk.
Esser County.
Jonah Brooks,yr Lunenburgh' chairtnn'
VIM. b. May,
lucius X: Webb.
Grand Isle County.
Samuel Adams, Grand Isle, chairman,
A.C. Butler,
w. C. Phelps.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27
MONTPELIER, FRIDAY, OCT. 81, 1913.

Mr. Briggs, from the Judiciary committee, re-
ported an act incorporating the Grafton Fire Com
pany,w,h an amendment striking out sec, 8, which
exempts the members of the company from mill
tary duty, the same being granted by tho militia
law laid on the table.
The bill relating to the punishment of capita
crimes was taken up, and on motion Of Mr. Read,
made the special order for Tuesday morning.
message was received from the Governor an
nouncing that he had communicated to the House
The report of Gov Paine concerning the deaf
dumb, blind and insane poor.
The Senate adjourned to Monday.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27

Mr. James, from The committee 10 Nominate the
State Central committee, reported the following
named gentlemen who were appointed:
Calvin Townsey, of Brattleboro',
Hand Hall, of Bennington,
Hampden Cuts, of Harlland,
ID. w. G. Clarke, of Brandon,
Geo. A. Allen, of Bul Ellington.
E. P Walton, Jr Of Montpelier,
S.W. Reyes, OF Hghgate
&c. Chadwick, of 81. Johnsbury.
On motion of Mr.. G. A. Allen, the convention
proceeded, through the delegates from the several
Counties, to appoint the County Committees for
The ensuing year, the chairman of each being
member of the state corresponding committee, as
foloWs:-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27

be amended by striking out the word Il" four
before Circuits" and insert the word "two."-
The committee rose and by their chairman repor-
ted the bill to the Senate and asked leave to sill
again leave granted. On motion of Mr.. Briggs
the Senate adjourned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-27

HOUSE.
Mr.. Field, of Guildford asked TO be discharged
from the General Committee, on the ground OF III
health agreed TO.
Reports By the judiciary committee, bill in
cooperating the Grafton Fire Co., and it was or
dered to Sd reading
To give the committees opportunity 10 dispose
of the business before them, the House adjourned
SENATE.
The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1843-12-06
External EnjatrY.

i 'streIg hens ard invigOrates the nerves
gives ea'ti city TO the joints Promotes he althy
cIrcuat ion Of The bIod, and imparts sire myth
10 any pat OF the system which may have been
weakened by sedantary :.abiis or disease.
1t is mpo, sible 10 PIE sent to the public all the
evidenc which the proprietors possess OF the
virtues of This Linment. Many families keep
it const anny by them, believing il 10 be the best
remedy IN use for diseases requiring external
ireaim emf. The good effects Of i: are truly won
derfu an sltoge ther superior 70 anything Ell Sc
ever discovered.
IMPORTANT TO HORSEMEN! !
THIS Liaiment is not only beneficial TO the hu-
mtn sgt m but, is the best article that can be
uef tor hcrses that have been CALLED ,sprl incd OF
bruised, and for stiffness an swelling of the
10 ints, scat hes, wiad gals, flesh wounds &c.
The oiig nal and genuine is prepared only by
I. SEAYER s. son Druggists, Walpole N. H.
OBSERVE-Every bottle of The genuine will
HI We the sicnulure If the proprielors on the in
side wrapper. Elch bottle and seal is stamped
SEAVER'S JOINT & NERVE LININENT,
an nclosed in blue Wrapper on whico is a rcd
label. Price p els per bot;l=.
For s,ls in .hliddlebury only by Russell & Grid
ley, also hv W. E. c. Stoddard, Rutland, S. d.
Winslo~. Pittsiord, Warren and Bliss, Brandon
Hunily Higgins, Salisbury, a. P. Roscoe, New
hGven, +. iiuntin gton VeTIennes, and by drug
gisis AMI merchants generally. 2S;Iy
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9U 2.EIpsN1ON
AND
Eirer COMPLAINT.

Gar TAYLOR'S BALSAM OF LIV-
-EI WORT. from 375 Bowery. n. York.
for the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, Asih-
'na, soreness OF the Chest, pain in the side and
breast, raising of Blood LIVER COMPLAINTS,
Bronchitis. all those affections of the throat and
LIngs, which are a source Of so much suffering
and unarrested, SO often terminate in CONSUME
TIoN-this remedy is highly and justly distin-
guished. Ii is purely We. e,a5le, mild and gentle
in its effects upon The system, and can be taken
n the most delicatc cases, with safety as wei! as
utility. Physicians, aware Of its medicinal prop
critics, and witnessing its Effects even in extreme
and in some instances, apparently almost hope
less cases, often prescribe 1t in practice, both as
a palliative and remedy. and With the Medical
Faculty tally, it has met with great appro-
baton.
Certificates from the highest and most res pee
table sources, Of persons who have either been
greatly relieved By il, entirely recovered from
affections Of the Lungs and Layer could be fur
nished IN abundance, but they will be foun on :
ly IN the wrapper, which IS around each bottle.
The public are cautioned agsii $, the counter
feits and limitations which arc offered 70. sale at
any price, on the reputation Of this really valua.
bic remedy De careful TO G that III. new Ia.
bel is on each bottle to prevent CO uuicrleits with
the name of GrRDoS J. LEEDS, sole wholesale
agent without which none Is genuine.
N. B. There is spurious and counte felt ar.
'ce a6o1i, ond lately in.rndu I'D INTO This place.
Therefore be careful TO get lie genuine. which is
from 375 Bcwcry, New York. and is for sale in
Middlebnry By Sidney Moody, sole agent for the
genuine article in this place. 7yl
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TO Wool Growers.

@TIHE Subscriber being O
E IL Yankee.and wishing to ex.
Gel in the Improvements of the
e-'Hzas4-~ day,has used every exeriion, and
consulted in his opinion, The most expcrienc.
ed practical wool growers in North Amer.
lea, viz, Eifingham Lawrence OF Flushing
Long Island, Henry Swift of PoukeePsie
Duchess Co., Jennison and Grant of Wal
pole, N. FL and several on Nantucket Is
land. likewise with II. d. Grove of Hoosick
n Y, and finally decided and purchased
of Henry Swift, from his choice flock a
few choice ewes, and one stock sheep,
and would offer to the public a few select
stock sheep, for the superiority of which ref.
erence may be had TO Slas Il. Jennison OF
Shoreham. Of Asa Chapman Of Middlebury,
lockwood of Bristol, Azel Chapman oil
Shoreham. S. Fl. Walker and P. Elli,harp
of Bridport, Hollet Thorn Addison. all OF
whom have improved from my flock. |
would say that in my humble opinion, in
weight and clean fine wool combined ,ogelh.
er they canno, be surpassed IN this northern
section. Gentlemen do not be so hlind
that YOU will not call at my residence in
Shoreham and Judge for yourselves.
Likewise have succeeded in procuring q
few Prime Pauler Merino Stock sheep with
which should be pleased 10 accommodate
any who should wish 10 improve that kind
HORATIO ORCHARD.
Nov. |. 1s43. 27.
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An experience OF about fifteen years has prov
cd, beyond doubt, that this VermiftIge is a GER
tain and never failing cure for worms.
S.nce it YVES first put before the public, many
worthless preparations have been forced into sale
which have had their day, and ale now counted
as so much trash, GTwhereas b. A. Fahncs-
tock's Vermiluge is daily increasing in popular
ity, owing TO It's intrinsic worth. 1t has only to
be used according to the directions, ard il
worms exist, they will certainly be expelled from
the system. The price is 25 cents per bottle.
which bIings it within the means of all. Be
sure 10 get D. A. FAHnEsTocK's Vermifuce,
and id all other articles which are said to be
as good, as none of them have The virtues Of the
genuine article.
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CABINET FURNITURE,

which they will dispose of as cheap if no
cheaper, than can be bought at any other
Cabinet Shop in the town Of Middlebury.-
Their Furniture is manufactured of good
stock, and in a workmanllke manner They
would also say 10 those who wish to have
work made 10 their own particular liking that
they shall be pleased to have them call, and
so far as goo materials, faithful work, and
fair prices are concerned, they can warrant
Gift
Middlebury, June II, ls43.
N. B. The above work will be exchanged
for Lumber, such as Pine, Cherry. Birch, Ma
pie, Butternut, aud Eastwood Boards and
Planks, &c. &c.
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Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent foI
the HARTFORD FRE Insurance COMPANY.
Tor Middlebury and vicinity, and will receive
proposals for insuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established reputa-
tinn OF this Company, and The promptness with
which all their Transaction have been character
ised render il unnecessary 10 say anything in its
.vor. All business connected with tho Office
Entrusted to him will be faithfully and pune.
tualiy transacted. JONATHAN HAGAR
Midll bury, Feb. 2s. 1912 42;y Aqept.
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Caution I!

Be very cautious 10 get the genuine B. F an
nestocHs Vermifuge. and put no confidence in
the statement made by Comstock & Co., that
koLMsrocK's is the same as Fahnstock's. Il is
not the same, and does not possess the virtues of
cur excellent remedy.
b. A. FAHNESTOCK d co.
Fer sale in Middlebury, by Russell & GRID
LEY Agent. ll;yI
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Whtely, Green 20, Pa, Nay IL, 1913.
-Nr. A. B. Fahnes.ock s CO.:
Dear Sill have been using your Vcrmifure
in my practice for number of years, and find
il the most safe Worm destroyer that ever had
was called toa child six or seven Years old,
in May, 1912, which was then in spasms with
the worms. IgaYc il a vial of your Vermifugr,
lgreeably 10 directors, and the child passed 4i0
worms. In few weeks, gave il another vial
and it passed 900 more, making in all $40
worms. The child recovered Immediately, and
has enjoyed good health ever since.
| have prescribed it in many other cases, in
which it has brought away 200 and 300 worms
JONATHAN NORRIS.
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Snuff.

DIR. NJ r. S II ALLS Aromatic aud Head
ache CATARRH SNUFF! This snuff is sppeuai
to any thing ye' known for'rrmoycirg tint d.
elsr. the CatlTrh, and also cold in the head.S
h, hradac c. ], opens and purges out ali ol
structions, strengthens the glands. and eiyss
healthy action 10 The parts affected. II p re
tly free from any thing deletrrious in it, comp
siton has plcsent flavor. and mas iranedat, Cd
after being rscd, is agreeaLl'. Price 81 :
cents per bottle
Each bottle contains about three times us
quantity ofthe several kinds of Cetsrrh snuff, nos
selling at a lower price and is therefore cheapt
as well rs better than any thing of the kind IN
market,
Sold by the Proprietor Charles Bowen, Eli
dlebury, Vt VIM c. Simpson s. Reed, L, Bin
ley, .Nessrs, Lewis. Boston, II. Phelps * Co. A.
B. u d Sands, and others, New York, anl b
druggists generally in the U States & Clnata
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DALD HEADS AND HARD HEADS

- frequently unite in the same Individual;
that is, persons precisposed to early Badness
are apt ~ be firm, and too often self willed and
stubborn. JAYSE's HAIR Tonic, is the very
thing fer removing the first, but what influence
it may have on the latter remains TO be tested by
experience. Isit not, however, worthy Of iri-
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grave STONES

for all who may want them in this region
These stone are superior 10 any know in the
United States, and are fast obtaining prefer
ence in Boston, New York, and Philadel-
Phia, 10 which cities large quantities have
been sent. They are pure white marble, and
50 translucent that an inscription may be read
in The night by placing candle en- the 81 e
of the stone opposite to it. They are also re-
markable for durability The slabs NAV be
of any suitable size required, and free from
flaws and flashes. have contracted with Mr..
Nelson 1. Sanford, of Dorset, ski.lful artist.
to finish and letter them according 10 direc-
tions. These stone may be seen at The Grave
yard near my residence in Shoreham, and
reference is given TO Hon. Silas H Jcnison,
and John Simonds, in Shoreham, L. D. Greg
DRY, Wcybridge, Mr.. Hines, Brandon, and
Ira Allen, aud Asa Chapman Middlebury.
The subscriber vii likewise furnish s,ono
from any quarry in this neighborhood. His
prices will be low as can any where be OBJ.
tained- HORATIO ORCHARD.
Shorehom, Oct. 16, 1913. 24tf
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Read! Read!

FIRST, read the Deaths, then turn to the
Medical Department of this paper and read as for
life. Then call quickly on, he subscribing
gent who has the cure on hand for all your mall
aides, and remember delays are dangerous.