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The New York herald., 1844-11-14

Police Rseo.a At rs,s I, =
Cry HosrirAL-A man named Alonzo Potter was this
corning arrested for stealing two coats two pairs o. pan
,aoons silk vest and fur cap, worth So0 the properly
fifth medical attendants at the City Hospital in Broad
say He had been for some time patient IN the esta-
ollshment and eloped with the propery. Heisfuy com
ntted to take his trirl
BuacLARr-This morning about O'Clock. waschman
arrested man named George Benjamin for breaking into
he store ofMr C. Hsviland, and stealing quantity Of
harness. sse number pairs Of shoes He was taken to
prison and is fully committed for trial. Mr. store IL
At No 70 Rutgers street.
RossrSo AN EMpLorEn.-A young man named John !, y.
Davidson arrested this forenoon BY ofcers john II
Low and Charles Denniston for puroinng at various
times between $500 and $500 property from his employ
er Mr. secor, OF No. l62 Greenwich street He was as
covered in Brooklyn, where he had been hid away ior
about ton days. An accompl ce named Edward Rudss %
das also been and either some oil
property was found and they both fully committed 10
COrOncr's Once, Nov. Is SUICIDE HANGINc.-
The Coroner this forenoon, held inquest at NO o.
Cross street. the body Of German named Henry Ler
aged - Deceased went to bed in the garet Of the
above house, last night and found suspended by
rope from of the raiters this morning He had been
desponding for some time past verdict-suicide by
hanging himself with cord which in his pos.
session when he went to his room at night
The New York herald., 1844-11-14
Presidential Election.

Whole number Of electoral votes. otes................n rs
Necessary ior q cnoice. .iSo
RETURNS RECEIVED.
The New York herald., 1844-11-14

From GBRALTAR.-By the Osceola, Morgan.
which sailed from Gibraltar Oct. Z, we learn that
two attempts had been made to raise the ill-fated
steamer Missouri, both Of which proved unsuccess-
full. Efforts are being made to pump her out by
means Of chain pumps, the water being discharged
from her at the rate of three thousand eight hun
dred tons per hour by this means. The U. s.
squadron was expected daily to assist in the under
taking. e
COUNTY CArvAssERs.-This BOARD. held "a Hong
session last evening.
The New York herald., 1844-11-14

CENSORSHIP OF THE PRRss.-Now is the time of
resolutions and restorations-the remuneration of
everything that is new, and the revival of every
thing that is old. Who could have supposed that
in this free country, and in this enlightened day,
attempt would be made to establish censor
ship Of the press? Yet it has been done. The
other evening, at "native'' meeting in the
Eighth Ward, resolutions were passed forbidding
every one, under the pain Of certain displeasure
from certain quarter, to name any candidate for
the Presidency in lS4s or to agitate that question
at all. This movement has also been approved
and commented on in the two native" papers
here, and therefore it is now perfectly settled that
no one in this country is permitted to talk about
General Scott or Commodore Stewart, or any
other fit candidate for the Presidency in ls4s until
the censorship be taken of, which will. it is said,
be done in three years or thereabouts!
The New York herald., 1844-11-14

&FIRK.-The alarm of fire at IL o'clock yester-
day noon, originated from the burning Of some
shavings in the back basement of the building oc-
cupied by II. Griffin, paper warehouse, ia Nassau
street. The engines were quickly on the spot
The damage was trfng
The New York herald., 1844-11-14

Cry OF PHILADELPHIA,-We are very glad to
perceive that at public meeting in Philadelphia,
aeasures have been taken to unite the whole OF
the fauboWgs, or liberties" as they are called, Of
that city, under one municipal government. 1t
seems that the wings, who have the power in the
"city proper" oppose this, but as the Legislature is
democratic, there can be little doubt that the mea-
sure-so necessary and proper-will be carried into
effect. Nothing else can secure peace and prospe-
rty to the city. Had we in New York not possessed
aunited municipal'governrnent we would in all pro-
biity, have been also disgraced with riot and con-
hagration during recent periods of excitement
The New York herald., 1844-11-14

A VERY DREADFUL RUMoR.-It was rumored at
Louisville last week that the Fulton had blown up be.
tween that place and the mouth Of the Ohio killing over
two hundred persons. II also came into Cincinnati with
additional particulars. The Louisville papers men,
ton tho rumor but say there foundation for IT,
JAMAlcA.-Jamalca dates to the I'd ult. have been
received. The elections for Colonial Parliament
had resulted In the return Of the old members with few
exceptions. An earthquake was felt at Kingston the
10th Of September
The New York herald., 1844-11-14

LATE FROM BRAZIL BY the arrival OF the fast
sailing schooner Erie, from Para, we have inteli-
gence to 18th Oct.
Capt. Mathews states that the elections for the
National Assembly, has recently occurred through
the Empire and that considerable excitement ex-
listed, generally throughout the Northern Provinces
The contest was a very close and energetic one,
between the lmperalists, and the opposition party,
known by the name of Liberals, i. c. Democrats
There was one or two instances in which they
came to blows, and SO extensive became these con-
icts that the authorities found it to resort
TO force, order to reduce the violence and restore
tranquility. II was reported -also in Para, that
there had been some yet more serious disturbances
in Cera, "a neighboring provlnce.) In the course
Of the riots and fights, report Gays, that several
were killed and wounded by shots fired by the
government troops, and by the rioters.
Nothing new, Of importance, from the Southern
Provinces-no important change in the CONNER
cial affairs. Freight rather fair, both to Europe
and the United States.
The New York herald., 1844-11-14

THE NRw PACKET SHIP SKiDDy.-The John r.
Skiddy, the new packet, Of about 100 tons bur.
then, was yesterday raised upon the Sectional
Floating Dock in the presence Of Commodore
Kearney, Capt. Wyman, Col. Talcott, and w. p
$. Sanger. Commissioner, appointed by the Navy
Department to examine this dock with reference
to its location, at the Portsmouth and Pensacola
Navy Yards. The ship was raised in the most salts
factory manner to the owners, and as the ship re-
quires repairs, she will be let off from the dock
to-day al ii o'clock.
The Commissioners have already made the ne
cessary examination at the Portsmouth yard, and
will proceed from this city to Pensacola, and re-
port the result of their examinations to the next
session Of Congress.
The Skiddy is one Of the finest ships.now in port,
and if she acquired asgood reputation as was en-
joyed by Captain Skiddy, after whom she is
named, all parties will be perfectly satisfied
The New York herald., 1844-11-14

The GREAT FooT RACE ON MONDAY NExr-As
the time approaches for this great piece of pedes-
tranism to come off, the interest therein increases,
particularly within the last few days, since the
entry Of the two Indians from Buffalo belonging to
the Seneca tribe. Those who pretend to know
thing or two on this matter, say that the result
will now 60 very different from what has been
generally expected. II is much regretted that
Major II. Stannard (who is in this city, is not
entered for either race; it would then have made
the matter complete, the best pedestrians of both
the old and new country coming once more into
competition against each other II is certain to be
one OF the greatest contests Of the sort that has
ever taken place in this or any other country
The betting just now is the field against any one,
but few or no takers; 100 to 75, two, Gildersleve
and Barlow, against the field so to 100 on Glider
Sieve against the field; ditto on Barlow, the latter
not taken to any extent; 30 to 100 on the Indian
even that the ten miles is not performed within
55 minutes-taken.
The New York herald., 1844-11-14

Total 81
The New York herald., 1844-11-14

GRAND PROCESSION OF THE NATIVES. Yes
terday, the grand procession of the natives in cele-
bration of the recent astounding victory, passed
through Nassau street, in honor Of the Committee
who occupy room somewhere in that street. II
was one OF the most sublimely pathetic affairs we
have ever seen. II numbered about fifty men and
boys and nine jaded horses. First came an enor-
nrous WAGON. labelled American Watchmen-
Americans must and shall rule g. containing Ave
old men, shaking with the cold and ague, and hud-
died together under an antique umbrella. Next
came score or SO of dripping men and boys, each
waving a pocket handkerchief edition Of the
American flag. Then there was on empty cart,
labelled " American coopers"-a DOCTORS wagon,
drawn by an ill-fed horse-two or three men on
horseback looking very uncomfortable and very
sheepish-and about dozen boys We did not
see any of the "real Indians" announced to have
arrived in the city for the purpose Of joining the
"grand procession !" they probably could not be
spared from the museums. Altogether, it was the
best burlesque of procession we have seen.
The New York herald., 1844-11-14

try and Great Britain. The intetdiction Of exports
ef cotton from the United States to England
would, Of necessity, Ieadin brief periodic revo-
luton in the manufacturing districts OF Great
Briiain-he utter prostration Of her trade, and the
ultimate overthrow Of the empire, whilst to the
manufacturing interests OF this country II would
give the position now occupied by England, with
respect to the cotton trade Of the world.
From the information we receive from Wash
ington, and from the character OF Mr. Calhoun's
great mind, we are disposed to think that the open
ing Message OF the President will be one Of the
most important documents Of that kind that have
emanated from any administration since the
foundation Of this government, and that the move
ments Of the next Congress will lay the foundation
Of new order Of things, formed by the mind Of
Mr.. Calhoun, OF such an overwhelmingly important
character as will give an impulse to, and exercise
control over, the whole Of Mr.. Folks administra-
tion, which he cannot resist or prevent. We have
much more information from Washington of the
same character, which we will communicate at
our leisure.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30
Boston, Anniversaries.

u,ssAcHusETTs BIBLE SoCIETY.-The thirty
;ib anniversary Of This Society was held in the
Central Church, Boston, on Monday 9th inst.
psyD Pierce President Of the Society, in he Chair
Isusears from the annual report, which was read
b, Rev. Dir. Blagden, Rec. Sec. that the receipts
lrOn NAV, l943, 10 2lst March, 1874, amounted 10
s2fO, exceeding the expenditures $3.50, and en-
shipg the Society 10 give donation of 81 GOO 10
the American Bible Society. The number Of Bibles
distributed during the year, was 1863, and OF tesa-
nsn,s OIL, Of which &c were in foreign languages.
The amoun, Of sales was 1888 ~. Edward Tuck
srmau, Esq. of Boston, who died in May, 1913,
lef the society legacy of s. 800 as testimony OF
bis appreciation of It's services and his confidence in
iis principles.
Resolutions were presented and cloquenily sup
ported by the Rev. J. O. Choules, of ltoxbury, Rev
re. Waters,on, Rev. Mr.. Butler, tine recently IN
s,iuted Rector Of Gruce church, and Rev. Dr.
yermilye, of this city, and the meeting, which was
very numerous, was closed with benedicIion which
was pronounced by Rev. DR.. Pierce.
AMERICAN EDUCATION SocIErY.-rhis Society
celebrated It's 2Stn Anniversary inihe Park-street
Church. on onday. John Tappan, Esq. President,
II the Chair. It's object is 10 afford necessary AS
siance 10 pious Young men IN pursuing thorough
course Of education ior the ministry. Rcv. a. u.
EnDV OF NNWaTk, ~ - pllcucu tHt uiSSiiiiS WIN
praser Rev. S. II. Riddell read extracts from the
sanua report from which appe9rs that the receipts
were S3i,Sll S6, being excess above the receipts
Of last year. of 022 33; refunded during the year
BY persons formerly assisted, $3,5li Oh ; Gisburse
men,s, $3i,7S2 80. OF this sum $6,907 Al was APP
Piled 10 reduce the principal OF the SOcet, g debt,
which is now S27 1898 3D. The funds OF the Society,
for the education OF young rlen and tie support OF
The Secretary amount in tine aggregate TO SI3,3l2
46. The number OF young men assisted The past
year is 1888.
Several resolutions were offered and addresses
were made by Rev. J. +. Steams of Newbur.port,
Professor C. E. Snowe, DID. OF Lane Seminary,
Cincinnati, and Rev. ). L. Pomroy of Bangor.
TEE AMERICAN PEACE SociETY.-The 10th An
nrersarv Of this Society was held on the same day
in the onrul Church. :. +. CoUEs, Esq. President
in the Chair The exercises were commenced with
reading the scriptures anu prayer by Rev. w. NJ.
Rogers after which several extracts from the an
nual Report were read by Rev. G. c. Beckwilh,
furnishing numerous ard satisfactory proofs OF II
change in the sentiments Of the civilized world in
relation TO The receipts for the year amounted
10 about S25O0-iis expenditures were S3l0u. lis
various regular publications numbered 2,5OO,oO
ordinary tract pages, :" while through daily and
weekly presses not wholly controlled by the Society
II had presented It's doctrines TO at least hall mil
lion Of minds An appropriate address was then
delivered by Or. Walter Cumming with which the
exercises closed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30
,.-vror CoMMONTLEAS .BeforeJudses ULsuoErrR.
w. ,yp RoBgKr WALMsLEY rS. WARREN

caam-Uneerta,nty Of LH,o-Ihs case was tired iwise
6a ,s brouc h certain sum, la which oil
sSe i-,l On the r>t INA the jury agreed upon
u ihy sealed aud separated but on beng called IN
two OF the nfcrs disseied and considerable was
" nhnu connected VIII, the defence
~ mneed with o. the Jurors. The jury ag;in re-
hsi'f yld no, agree, and discharged On the se
t De ,bs juy found ye;dic Tor plHntii Of s3 which
ea % bul the defendant. through his counsel, moved
,ral on the ground that the testimony dd not show
81 spx ~ be dne The Court directed that II the plaintiffs
y m reduce the verdict To Sis. the verdict should
VI s;berwise n INA must be ordered They refused
s.a amount and hsnce the prcsen trial. The Jury
sEts,. abrnta minutes. gave verdict tor plaintiffs
i,ss sar The oric inal clam, and interest with costs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30
CoRoNER'S OFFICE.

nr,vH BY FALLING.-On the Iih inst. an Irish
n,med Ellen Cummings aged about i5 years, state
,,-son fell out of the 2 story window OF The house She
~ ssi husband resided ~ Reeds Alley. Cross street and
:, much injured by the fall That sne mas ever since been
s5 ceiyed The Coroner held lnques, this afternoon
" he verdict Of the Jury accordance wh the above
SrnpEs DEATH.-Catherine Feeney, aged l9, an
- L working at the Rochester Hotel Court!ardt street who
~ nmpained Of headache went home 10 day nj O'Clock
IL, ps.en 50 Cross street. and IN hall an hour died.
NorHER CAsE-Capt. William Cornell Of the
-, N.snola yinc ai the foo, OF Morton street while at
iotay On board his vessel tecUin. suddenly III and sit
rs,tcwn ii % O'clock fell and died. HIS body
10 ls residence lig Christopher street; TIE Coro
y. vas called tc hold this and the other inquest
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30
CITY INTELLlGE ENC E..
WEDNESDAY.


c,,.ry1us rx. HARr.-Action for false return
I'M lew on the millinery establishment, Of Madame
sir,iy referred to-. Ncrct for pain'ii! IN amount
Burn b c..sn beng about s:JoV ~,
yoT, b. GxivErr rs. LEoSARp Norr.-ih
JoiH ~. srb Feb met IA; Iuniinsdo lInrbcr l. l. and
pse ou a. cyrhongc Of horses. Nh Gnvc,t oI days
r,ed re the one received by him. declaring hat ne
.eTaios, ond Ind The heayc md WISHED 20 get his old
x.sspsvuSS. Wr o.i ret,sca 20 give him up Mr. &. left
bach 10 O hid received N possession OF NJ, Souurd and
e n soa 50 the 'aae lie declares the az TeGmeni
% phsSe Th denied declared TINT Mr Mott
tt ao. that wayiha lhe hose was spawned "a
@ 10 rh was shown Sir T.. and that the latter ucht
cotIt,"re Verdict to morrow forenoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

WEATHER.-The last week was cold, dreary and
uncomfortable, and the night frosis did good dea!
o damage 10 eary vegetables and fruit tees IN bios
som. The trees on the mountains have an auiam'
nal ,inge. On Saturday night We had "a severe
dai has been not aud sutry, and while We wnte
a disturbance appears 10 be brewing among the
clouds. GMon,real Times.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30
v.RIyE CoURT.-Bcforc Jrpor sNlrn.

JoHs B. HELM rS. CHARLOTTE f1AVBE ara JOHN
N, Helm brngs action OF ;rcspGSs Ia recover the
saddle b.ide fy net and belt OF bells. taken and
fys residence of Dr. II Harlem. 10y officer Helms
90 81 H. warrant from Mrs. Raubc. The Doctor declares
srn required him to kecpu horse and he claims this
ey ., beng part OF team as referred to ~ hs ES- *
sapa.W,snn For defendant. Mr.. Wan Voofhs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30

* We will rot repeat the instances IN which
VI 1ouHAups ITALIAN MgpIcATxp SOAP has cured IL Il by
mage biotcbs pnnpcs, ecke scursy. scEoin, and all
upuo tscooratoss. roughnesS and unevenrcSs oi the
h the most einolien aud eSqusiey delightful Soap
sve used aud highly recommended lthe best proof o the
aue ao arcie From the cnuncriets abond. aud
op'ec The public !fom mpoyitou, proprietor confines
s sale TO the igna office akcr .re nm, sior- FROM
Broadway. 80 cents q cake. ms 3,e,d
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30
NEW.YORK
Cash Tailoring Establishment,

This establishment furnished with IN entirely new and
splendid Stock Gentlemen about 10 order their supply OF
Clothing for the respectfully invited 10 cal aud eXa-
large and varied assortment Of Spring and Summer
Goods which have been selected h the greatest possible care
as quality Of nera and style of MISUNDERSTANDING the
finest French and English Cots CaSslnceS and Nenrs to
be iound ut any house this one city IN The United
States The Cutting Department viii still be conducted by
Nh Fisher and Nh Couch OF firm. who hnve been long
and We beleyc fyohy known the customers OF this house
and we faef ourselves that viii be able furnish Gentle
mems Garments equal pnn Of lit and elegance 10 tn; OF
any other establishment tbs country Europe And By nd
ieng strictly the Cash and OnePrce system
bed supply with rtac articles Of Clothing
II, greatly reduced prices. i. = FISHER = Co. me- Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30
oo11Rr CALENDAR. .Tus Day.

r,pcr,r CouRr-Nos. 81, so, 4, 20, l, 36, 49, ~,
:, sS Is III, 90, ., IL, SO, II, "a, OIL, 80, 80, O.
u, coyNoy PLEAs.-Nos. %, 2l, 81, SO, 81, %, s.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30
j. .W.DODGE, Miniature Painter,
rs lls.Ry-srREET. NIL 9nis
n.or rcn.nerancc-GRAYp DIVISION

NJ Sons Of rcr,neramce-GRANDD DIVISION.
Ny specal meeting o the t'rani DIVISION vii, he
he'd th Thr,,inyl evening nj GO, a. al Hal
g. and nlo 10 Ike hCiicn communication rom WASH
inr;on. u. c. Tue brner' OF the order are respectfully
VIM: mo i I,- me '''' ~ '' L. HASSERT, G. s
~ Pianos-Thc.e in want Of iifs; rate Piano Forte
,s DO well call the suscbcr who ~, on hand i"ur
% ig rs s.5 so % v b. w w1Trie of one OF t yea,
Tie money refunded T. tlLION, IS fui'onst iHso Z
Po.r Oyrrcg. Nes-York, May .. IsA
20 English -ini!.-Lee, Bag; per Royal Mail
, ti., n tb,s % on Friday ti- 3st instant nj - MN.
ute 1. fl5cE r VI The overland postage Of Is. cent,
Oh a.5 .''' 's's 't''' JOHN LoRiMER GRAHAM, p. ~
r52 RI. Lacy. Dentist. rs' returned to the CITY and
reue the prnctce of hf profession nj No. 10 III dway: n
lew door. above Grand siree where he prepared 10 h'
2sss' fi:e: a''a' aHa al my.: 2: as,ssl T. Iscy
1r5- GentIcmcn.s SUMMER Nats.-Biis s,yIe,
OF Summer Hats comprising the atc; etteTs, exceedingly
hight and beautiful, &c 1ow seady. GlKp
ms 3ws' Coz Pine sHd Ha'sau
- Gentlemcn's Summer Ha,s.-AMIDON.
corner Wa! and Haus:reet Is no" prepared to uFnh his
New S;ye OF Summer Hats, winch very rht and Of
beautiful style end finish my-t lHlis
~ summer FIats.-fenr md Drah Cassrere and
o;aer Hints suitable cF the eoi T a.U, % now ESdE ;a' IL
m35ti i57 DFoad"ay.
r5- To Temperance Friends.-Tle friends OF
temperance reminded thai health. quiet and com"r nEe
prn, as usual a; - Barclay 81 Thi, establishment avn:
rct,et and pat complete order all ,iranFers and ifend
visit ns our ciy ;o .Hy who would Ike 10 test the
superiority Of yc! chC~en vegetable let respectfully
vite,i To call tEi2 linl it,SN ILL GOSS-
~ Hardware, Cutlery. &c.-I.EWTS BENE-
DICT & Co respectfully inform their friend and the public
generally thnt they have removed this city and have taken
the Store 81 Pearst!ee toPposie tie Penri.treet House.
where they IRE nn;Y opening large and weeece nssc
nen- OF Goods both Foreign and Domestic. to which they
would call lie a;ten:on Of h'e WISHING 30 purchase apO II
CS- Paper !Iar.ings, B0r:i.r END Fire
IL liam and l. Stone street have band extensive
sorrment OF Pasr Hnnrinr, Borders and Fire Board Prints
,,,t t.~g..ah M. :nrrrs U.h2l 3mis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-30


E- DYSPEPSIA is Weakness The Digestive Organs md
like every complaint caused by mpnrIy G the blood
cretsd from 6ad blood IS decrcnt in ,se anasRin so vent
properties which are essential TO proper Digestion cose
queny the body suitably purified the bowels aTe mper
scty evacuated and indeed all the functions vi The bccy ure
derinGed.
ordinary medicines the world for the oi yspefa be-
cause they thoroughly cleanse ihe slOnTc OF al oiou aztec
of eyey knG OF di.ee. absolutely !pOss bic for
CAUToXa counterfeit, are abroad avoid all stores OF
doubtful chGcte and particular to ask for Nnss Indian
Offices devoted escluyely to the sale Of the Medicine.
wholesale and 5o ceenwic!i street Me-" OK: No
1873 fremont street Boston, and lGs ace street. Phadcpha
JG> THERE Is A pRopiG!oUs DIFFERENCE between an
article (which the purchaser knows nothlc except by pulling
and one where be tcStad and PROVED TO WHAT
OUDRE SUBTLE o Dr. GouRAuD Tor eadcatiis speIuols
nr from itmaes upper ps, o' the hair canceang an aiei
else but nj the old establishment u Walker ST. lst store FROM
broadway. 81 per bottle. ms 2teod
IcS- WHAT MxAx PurrY of inan he must be who,
pay y thiee ] H' , for bSe oas, ' @ Cor G ar Re-
which would not only make clean soft dark silky nnd en
tu but keep long time It also cures seg or danauit
ios % falling Off oIcf "a to grow &c, Sold q ut 9 GaSlam ]
nc GouRAuD's LlQurp VEGETABLE RouGE, impnr,s the
c-ve, deies the scrutiny 10 decct closely does
t initiate Nature and IS immovca@lc by rubbing with cloth
handkerchief by persprntou during the uet days. We
are sometimes asked for Rouge We bes leave TO
form the far SEX HAT unqIesonuy injurious the SkIn
aud IN opinion confirmed. by the greatest eriunie
the age LuDS, OF ruris, who say> speaking OF hi liquid
nouge. Cttfe iiqUer Ia gr0Driete anrC Ia ca"
cgM me- ic rinq.r rOGge Dr. GOurnuds Liquid Rouge
found \. Y. only G. Walker street, t store FROM
Broadway. 80 cents bottle. MS 2eud
G-S> A nlSGUSTISG Mas ASD WOMAN are they who hnvc
e honest regard for themselves TO continually have
hose nasty eruptio, pmplcs and boire Gu their ice and
neck. fact aye my ssuTenIent or bnd dconied sk
when une cake the inuuS Jones Italian Chemical Soap
would them good. healthy, clear compexion and free
from eruption. pmplc. butc ccke, uDbur tan
musquio bed bug. gnln,pe &C Is sold for % cents
cake the sign of the Amencan Eagle, 81 Chatlmm s.
,s.3 Broadway ~ V 13q Fulton Brooklyn. Mind its
sold no where e>c NewYok Scnunc-ake or you'
,,r cheated wth u swnder's counterfeit. ms aeOd