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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

Bale Rope
Medical Notice.

Medical NOtiCC.
DR. J. HAYS would respectfully inform
- the citizens of the adjoining neighbor-
hood that he has permanently located himself
at his Fathers (BENJAMIN HAYS seven miles
n. East of G lasgow, and Two miles S. West
of Switzer's Mill, and may be found at his
Office at all times when mol professionally ab-
sent.
DR.. HAYS will give his attention to the
diseases most prevalent In this country.
NAV 30 lS50--l3f
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C. N. DOUGLA IS,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-20

A party of 4G6 Mormons sailed from
Liverpool on the 5'h ult. for N. Orleans.
Their destination is The Valley of the
Grea, Sal, Lake. A second ship with
$50 emigranis of the same persuasion
and for the same destination, was ready
10 sail from Liverpool.
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Jan, 90. 1851 If.
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TEACHER WANTED.

Jan. 1S5l-1m.
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VIM, W | c H T M A N,
English cheese

4 Supply Of Ky. Pattern just reed. by
N Nov. 2l J. Z. SWINNEY.
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BlaClSsnlithing.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-09

WILLOW GROVE Montgomery County, Pa, May 1851.
The object Of this institution to Diseases by IHh
EXCLUSIVE APPLICATION OF WATER, and all patlent3-
may may be assured that everything will be
their comfort connection with the means
them health. At the time, their part
such order regularity and proprey Of department are
without which the object of the Institution cannot be fully
attained. The following rules and regulations therefore,
must be carefully observed -
Trst-Al private strictly private the Ladies'
Parlor only be by c gentlemen with the par
oular permission the ladies' the Offices only fox
consultation with the Director.
SeeondThe public and doors must be closed at IL
p the quiet Of the house and wishing
be after til at make his arrangements with
the servant who will expect suitable compensation Tor MS
services. ~ -.
breakfast the time prescribed which varies with the
the The the table assigned
sording to the time Of the arrival of the patient.
Fourtht Is fer the interest less than Tor the COM
all that with their persons in their
chambers such three linen sheets two pairs OF large
blankets comortabes towels, some old
colt linen for bandnges, nc
fthThe Of the establishment eight
ten dollars week according to accommodations and
required This includes medical advice and the
Of the necessary baths dance board and lodging
bringing their BILE
their and orderly behaviour Payment is expected
punetually at the expiration Of every week.
SixhNo smoking Is allowed part OF the premises
SEVENTIES for first examination, i've dollars.
CHR CHS sCHIEFERDECKER ND, Director.
CoSRAp KogRPrR, Manager.
Letters be post paid, TO the Director
Tie Institution is reached by the following Stages
From the White Swan Hotel Race street. above Third at
From the Barley Hotel Second street, above Race at
2o'cioek. r. ~, daily.
From the Buck Hotel Second street. above Race
Il. NJ, daily.
From the Camel Hotel, Second street, above Race AZ
o'clock L. NJ, daily
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SUPERIOR COZ nc.

Before Chief Justice oakley
N,r s-N y. UiNs Edrii Tortsst-This case,
which was action for sault aud battery. and has
cited general interest for time pat this day
commenced The court density crowded W persons
anxious hear the testimony IN the ca~e. and
the spectators we noticed Mr. Will and several other
ladies Mr. Forrest and Mr. Will. sa near their respe.
tive counsel
The following jury were cmpanelcd =
l. VIM. n. Denny. :. Daniel III. nutz
y Kemp Godfrey. > George Andrews.
8 Hartman g. Hsnge. r. Joseph \. Craig
4 John III IICldane. 10 Vim. Hubbard.
g. John O. Chamberlain IL. Samuel Retts
o VIM Ennis u James Andrews.
The Judge intimated to the jury that Ii any of them
had formed opinion the merits n the action. IL
zach party plaintiff and defendant had right to chai
lcnye two pcrumptorily
Counsel for Mr Forrest challenged Mr. Eaton and Mr.
James Andrews was sworn in his stead
Mr. Edward SANFORD, with whom were associated Mr.
" " Cutting and Mr. faucher then proceeded 10 open
we're enr anneled to try was that q Willis against
Edwin Forrest, for assault committed the 18th
~ June. 1850 That such assault was committed
was not denied but H. stated that there has been
some controversy between the parties and circum.
stances are Up paatisns for the Outrage Mr.
Willis Such outrages ~ this are Of frequent
in cur streets but of rare between per.
sons in the station q life TO which these parties belong
Both n them have been distinguished IN their respec-
tive Frhercs MIR Willis editor 0f a paper and Mr.
Forrest in another salk a life In which he has instruct
"a and interested his fellow citizens aud gained conside
rahle r, putation lie i Who has counterfeite1
and portrayed the passions 81 Others end ought t. w.
% ths parties . one II unusual occurrence. Thp
position II, which thsy both hel.ag male i one ~
1etp Eitgvce fri cue Which mafta s hating effects
uyon Nr While. TAtrt vas NJ alteration between the
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isbment with many, That the Hat Fln8hels nlon
drawn them in such marvellous short
time uch prospero trade while others have to struggle
fair degree Of business. Such result
0nS.r ordinary eTcuns would indeed be surprGg
hut in this age rogrcs AMI Improvement the Union were
wiling copy the practices 81 their predecessors
naming ohseurity fo certain probate term and
tneM n.ryns IL were from ionc
ieet Of wonder astonishment but without prelim ary
ceremony they boldly launched forth Ip"" one popniir
current depending for not u" t world rem v-
o. others but rposin" hdenee ii their own ener-
ses ana .biy pa the aid Of the press g call sten-
Wy. 70 nt they greeted the nyriads a sisiters
WITH the world aud such as
eo'alned genus and enterprise only accomplish This
il their this the pride aud glory
Union. No. II Park Row. oppos lite the Aston House.
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Hyr.t,s Llre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Geo.

HARTMAN late Of tie Branch Hotel ~ Bowery for
years cted with scrofulous ulcers OF siruient
resist all the eGqt Of physicians With every
remedy such sarsaparia. &c. which he could obtain
He then hadi to the Life Balsam, lew bottles oil
which yestge Of the complai Rheumatism
and NeuralriaJanes walsh, ESQ., late Alderman Of the
18th Ward has been suffering fourteen years with rheum
neuralgia and times severely that he could
in his bed without help lie declares himself en-
rely cured With few bottles. Residence " Riyngton ST.
The Balsam is certain cure for rheumatism NEURALGIA,
scrofula kings evil old ulcers. &C. IL porihes and re-
every faint Of impurits from the blood - cts per
qGRrt bottle for 81 Principal Office AZ BoWery between
Grand aud Broome Agent Brooklyn nrs Hayes 10
Fulton ST. For Newark n r. Vanbuskifh, ~ Broad st.
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| MAILS FOR EUROPE AND ASIA, BY THE AMERICAN
STEAMSHIP PACIFIC.

The American mail steamship Pacific, Captain Nye,
will leave this port at tomorrow, for Liverpool
The NEw YoRx HERALD, will be published at ga
O'Clock in the morning Messrs Edwards, Sanford Co..
No 2 Columbia Buildings, Liverpool, and No. II and 10
Cornhi London and Mr.. B. H. Revolt, No. IL Place de
Ia Bourse Paris win have copies of the HERALD for sale
on the arrival Of each steamer Advertisements will
reach us if sent through the same channels The Pa
cc's mails will close at half past ten o'clock tomor
row morning.
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This and already popular estabIishment was
the Ist Of April and the time has
been daily visited by ess number Of ladies. who
have taken decided interest in the exsmin
ton and purchase Of aud remarkably org nal
sxquistey beautiful specimens &c Partisan Inventions The
worthy and excellent proprietor Mr. George Bupn, l.
eus,ey engaged in the importation and manufacture Of
Mantas which for origin ality Of design, beauty hns
richness aeria and their adaptation to ladies'
every age and parts ~ this and elegant
ladys wardrobe interest that renders
article Of the attire Of fashionable lady
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retng that compose the extensive stock % Mesrs PETER
SOs q HUMPHREY, corner u White -. and broadway,
comprising variety that the manufacturer - England
snd the continent o. Europe a. well a. those Of this
have produced This store IL perfect % eie
styles and patterns Of Csrpetnt the equal Of which
las never been seen IN this city, and il i gratifying 70 know
that the enterprise Of the PROJECTORS Il appreciated by the
public md that by their system 81 small profits aud large
sales they are coming money faster than the most
ful gold miners ~ California. The secret Of the
dcntcd % this house found in their extensive nd
yertng coupled with the invariable rule Of integrity and
fair dealing which all The business operations Of the
tstablislnent.
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Probable Abandonment OF the Southern
Cuban Expedition.

BY TELEGRATN
BALTIMORE, May S, 1851
At Savannah, on Saturday last large number Of men
supposed be connected with the Cuban expedition
arrived from the South which, with other indications
has led 10 the belief that the expedition has been aban-
doned on account Of the t,hfulnes. Of 60
vermen, and the espionage Of the Spanish authorities
Intelligence from Jacksonville also says the all
difpCring
dispatches have been received here announcing the
~ Gonzales At savannah Who reported 20 have
been one of the leaders 81 the intended expedition.
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Keep your eyes and avoid the Peter Funk Dasuef
holes Broadway Recoec IL cheaper % 20 70
OF dollars than 10 down 20 hell for
fifty centsbeing the difference between good picture
and those made by the Peter Funk artists HOLMES 80
Broadway tho heads and children
poserty earth the would the souls Of
all in heaven eternally Look ia ut 80.
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In all the history # patent medicines there that
acquired quickly well deserYea Popularity.
that viii retain longer than ptchng 6yspepa Biters
is manu Il las orded relief Thousands who
themselves incurable. Dysreptes Try TINS com
ponnd know you viii derive beneh from rs VS.
sale Wholesale retail, by the propretor tosei
Street near Nassau street. Price 5Qcelts per bottle
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Canal street has enlarged and decorated Ms store that it
the splendid establishment in the United States
where ladies' misses and children be supplied with Cater
Boots Slippers 1ies. and article aPrtaning the
shoe business at moderate prices. ladies' remember
j. H. MiLLERS, la Canal street.
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rate reflection Is g these rho knew its
disease that aeceit has rrac,iea Nth re-
gard to previous medicines for Whenever record
ed by consumption conynlsons nervous disease it
is positively known they had not had the Andoe TO
eased or afflicted l02 Nassau street. 80
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Scaps he found at his in
color combining all the ven
and unrivalled style those sent 10 th
Great London Fair for competition against the void LIZ
Broadway, up stairs, opposite Towards Hotel
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for Straw Panama, and other Summer Hats approaches,
and many strangers from the south and elsewhere are now
making their purchases for the To those, and the
public generally, Genin would that his styles Of straw
Pan other Hats for gentlemen and chill
den Of both already out and that they include
all tho various modes expected he in In Paris during
the summer we'll as various original designs
GESIN, ia broadway, opposite st. Paul's.
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abroad may repen.h their wardrebes eypcditiously ~
GREENS Fashionable Furnishing Establishment, No. l
Astor House. Every thing made there TITS ks glove. and
be depended Mt the time promised The shirts
models regards it, material and style; and the
be sad Of the collars, dressing gowns, kc., ke.
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converts rough skin into smooth snowy, and
color 1t also prevents erupons, tan frsckes, sc
The above article is eompUstd entirely Of vegetable
pounds. will transform the most yellow, saow
p!exion" into pure natural, white color. IL put in
tie powder In large size boxes. at 39 enti
box boxes dollar and is for sale only
Broadway, corner Of Howard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-09

German and Domestic Hosiery EmbroGeres, Laces Lace
Capes Wells, Fine French Seedlework, Collars CUTS,
IloyncinEs. Ldgings ard nsertngs, Infants Worked
waists Dressmahers' Trimmings, Ribbons Buttons aud
other fancy articles at the Hudson River Hosiery and Glove
store 10 Greenwich street. tive doors above Murray street.
N. " THOMAS McLAUgfIIIN
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NEW BrILpISGs AND THEIR IssECrRmY.-W
observe that vast number Of new buildings, Of
every kind, are being erected throughout the city,
and particularly in the upper wards; and that a
great many old structures are being pulled down
in order that more beautiful ones may be erected
On their sites. There is more Of this work going
On at the present time than we ever witnessed.
Several thousand men engaged in thus pulling
down and building up, and some eight or ten mil
lions Of dollars will be expended before it is all com
peted. Il i with great regret however, we gee
20 much negligence and recklcssness exhibited in
erecting new building, and tearing down old ones
Il will be recolleced that there was great saeri.
fec q human life in this city last year, caused by
the criminal carelcsEcss Of bos es ana contractors
Several unfortunate laborers lost their lives on
those occasions, or had their limbs broken through
the rccklessness d persons whose duty 1t to be
careful 4 those in their employ. We DO not wish
t. sc a recurrence Of such casualties; but we fear
very much, that unless greater care Is taken to
provide against them than what We see, lives will
bc los' before the spring is over.
Livery one remembers the terrible catastrophe
caused ~ the falling Of block e buildings, lac
winter, on The second avenue, and il j. to be hoped
twill serve q a warning this spring. But We fear
i vii MT have any good effect Within the Last
icw dag We have the extra ordinary spectacle
q whole block q buildings, on the Fifth avcaue
which were nearly finished, taken down, brick by
brick, stone by stone, account Of the insecurity
Of the foundations which we're built on a soft
muddy bottom, formerly pond, between Thirty
first street and Murray I'LL, utterly unfit for
such purpose. Several other buildings are
being erected in the same neighborhood, which
will be unsafe habitations, from the same cause,
and which ought likewise to be taken down We
call upon the public authorities to look into this
matter. The buildings we refer to are very fine
and fashionable looking, but they are not SAFE aud
will not be, until the founda lions are built upon
pilcs, which ought to be used in every case whore
The ground Is soft and boggy. Let u have more
murders OF poor laborers, or widows and children
thre the charity Of cold and unfecling world
for support, through the carcessless Of architects
o. contractors.
rIutrn Ntiut.-Ttc wan. q room in cur columns
tt, n.orung coupsis Il 4afr much interesting
VI .tt.HtNt f4u tHs ti1y' proesa1'a.. IA
q. C.t snte. ttsen3E loag'a
g aDrl.F
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gray hair to brown or black Gourand Italian
Medcated Soap cures tan pimpes reckle erupons etc
Couraud Poudre Subtle eradcaes hair from upper pa
face part Of the body-marraned GopIand Liquid
Rouge pale lips and cheeks Lily White Hair kestora
tive etc, all found at Dr. FELIX GouhAuDS Ole
established laboratory q Walker street hrs store ron
Broadway Calender So South Third street. Philadelphia
~ " ashington Boston.
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her last series splendid Concerts at Castle Garden livery
desire also 10 have dis tnet view of
the songstres eannot seats enough
her with and the only remedy is
good glass We ourczens and especially
that they find inst what they need at Tutte
Emporium, 45 Broadway. You can purchase elsewhere it
10 true COED glasses fut We know ty personal exani
there such assortment clsew here and that
there such superior finish and such perfection of
glasses anything like the price at which Tuttle oaer
item He has them himself from the best houses
in Paris and lie well he proud to offer such opera glasses
to the public. Any who knows the value Of good
glass should not fail to call and examine them and II lie Is
sathed that futile has Put the lowest possible price
them then confess most lamentable ignorance OF
the value Of such goods lie has all kinds and all rrccs and
will show them with pleasure. The Emporium is 3D Broad
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stn,r Carpets, at Won.Ie rfally Low Prices

IL. Cd 2., ~. IA. b.. pog ysrd-at ~ Bovery HIRAM
ANDERsoNs T,rte-Ply stair Carpet. r., o. per yard;
Irufses Stair Carpet So yard Eight spacious sales
stocked with beautiful Csrpe,s and Oh Cloths at low
prtee
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sorae light will shortly be thrown upon this affair
as ths authorities in possession Of conclusive evil
dencc respecting the intended invasion -Four books
one large and three small oneshave been seized
which, II Is said contain proofs Of the military expe
dtion with notes Of the Of the companies
and with the Of hundred enlisted for
the invasion.
The United states District Attorney yesterday dis
charged DR.. BURNETT, Of the parties recently ar
rested in this city. Annexed is his application =:
To u. s. DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Dear sir-on Saturday, the Goth day Of April, was
arrested in connection with several Others warrant
issued by you, charged with violation Of the 9th see
ton of the Neutrality Act Of the United States The
specifications in such charge understand to be- that l.
with others. engaged in fitting out expedition
against the domnions of her Catholic Majesty Of Spain
and particularly against Cuba, sc, SC. Upon this
charge obliged TO give bail in $1,000, and, although
l at that time requested to have examination, in
order to show that not guilty of the charges pre-
ferred it was denied renew the request that my
be heard before believing from the facts
hereinafter named that you will not only release my
bail from any further responsibility in the matter but
also free from the charge which rests against
me, by granting honorable discharge. My con
nection with the gentlemen arrested not Of such
possibly mplicate me in ny Of their plans,
whatever they may be- The facts that on or about
the 18th u April was introduced to of the party
and recommended as being proper person to perform
service which they required, wiz that Of conveying one
hundred and fifty passengers from South Amboy n.
to point Sandy Hook, aud two hundred or more
from the city Of New York 10 the place Of desna
ton laying the facilities in my possession for per-
forming such a contract should be made at once
opened negotiations With them which resulted the
contract in possession Ii agreed that the
passengers should each present printed ticket, signed
by Louis schlessenger, emitting them to passage to
Baltimore When they came on board the boats to con
vey them 10 the Cleopatra and chat others wore to
be allowed to 90. This think the only portion al
agreement not expressed in writing All the tickets
received are now in your possession SO Ear as WAS
concerned faithfully performed my part Of the con-
tract and it was attributable to some mismana2ement
mihap the part Of the other parties that the whole
: intended
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Is Of great service to MkAIlo Halter Of 40 Broadway
The bright sunshine displays the unequaed gloss and
ror his Hats to the best advantage Meao
Hats Caps Unt relas, Canes &c. sf the rst quality,
and embody the best styles known to either the fashionable
unfa i3natle world.
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Fair invited xanne the subscribers stock Dressing
Cases They the mot compact and useful article Of
hind manufactured containing all that is for the
toilet Of the most fastdiops SAUNDERS, l7 Broadway
corner Of Liberty 81, ard 81 Broadway.
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tenton Of persons requiring Wigs to recent improve
ment. The awarded silver medal for the first
premium at the Ia fair Theycan be f. PlALON
tWig aud Hair Dye factory lg Broadway Of Dey
Citizens and invited to examine beoI
purchasing elsewhere. Copy his address.
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unanimous appreciation publ, and private
greeted Boge Hyperion Fluid for the hair Amoe for
shaving and for clearing the OF rup
tions tan &c Sold by the inventor, William Boyle, 2
Washington street Boston, aud wholesale and retail BY
A. H. 4 d. Sands 100 Fulton street; kushton Clark Co.
273 broadway; Cary Co. and Brigham 4 Day. Pearl st.
Nm N1rL
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wearing publie-There great bargains to be had
Courlandt street. under the Merchants Hotel Fine French
Calf Or Boots for 81 So usually sold 50 - and ST.
Shoes Slippers and Caters equally low. Coutlandt
trstt.
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light easy the head and possessing abrasive
quality recommend them to gentlemen of taste aud div
elimination call at W =. DANlDS Successor to 4 mi
don 3pl Broadway, second door from Duane street.
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respectfully invited 10 examine this choice selection drcss
oonbs the variety IT, beyond al doubt the greatest e the
oy, comprising the most beautiful work In shell
bufvao horn. Combs repaired and made % order.
A. a. J. SAUNDERa.
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her Shirt Estabshnn from the Asor House,
10 AZ Chambers street opposite the ark and sewart
She has With any similar establishment in this
city, Boston, or elsewhere.
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have tesn to their great eothns house P Fulton street
ready made clothing lon who contemplate putting a
rig may benefit yoursclyes by roaming through
" w. 80 DE cRAw co
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South Fourth street. Pbiladerhisi ~ Harvard place Bo
ton; 40 Pratt street Baltimore All persons interested are
invited to call and judge for themselyes
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Tickets for Jenny Lind's Concerts may he
had at the book store Of Adrance, Sherman Co.. No
Astnr
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count great around the window the tes
timonial to Jenny Lind from the New York Fire Depart
ment whereby the ladies prevented from seeing IL Tor
their IL will be exhibited Friday and Sa
turday Of this we ek inside W. Faulkners Jewery store
corner broadway and Grand street. .n
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NEVHsSVs"F IT. wv 1T PVsFU, /" FWSk LON
Of the finest and most beautiful breach Artificial Eyes
DR.. James W. Powell, oculst, auris. &c. ~ Warren
They be inserted without the slightest pain
operations and when properly adapted, will lock exactly
like the natural