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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-22
We copy the following in reference tothe

We copy the. following in reference tothe
contested seat in Congress, from the Luz
zsrne district, from the Editorial CORES
pondence Of the Daily News" The
House Committee on Elections met sever
al days since, to hear the grounds upon
which Col. Hendrick B. Wright rests his
claim to Mr.. Fuller's seat. Both parties
were in attendance, but Col. Wright was
not ready to proceed with his opening
speech. Notwithstanding the boasting
declarations published by journals favora-
bic to him, as to the conclusive testimony
in his possession to establish bis seat, he
appeared before the committee to obtain
permission to take additional evidence in
the case, and was therefore not prepared
to proceed with that already Obtained
Mr. Fuller, | understand, avowed his
willingness that every opportunity should
be afforded to the contestant to make out
his case, he being fully satisfied that no
creditable evidence can be produced
to establish the fraud alleged by Col.
Wright, and reserving only to himself
the right which the laws give him to have
legal notice of the taking of such testi-
nony, and the time allowed him to rebut
the same. The committee accordingly
postponed the further investigation of the
case until the 18th of January.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-22
Statistics Of Hungary,

Hungary is territory of $4,000
square miles, and population of IA 900,
600. Is divided as follows;
1. Hungary proper, including civil
Sclavonia, Crostia, and the Heyduke
districts. 2 Transylvania. 3. The
Military Frontier All these countries
are, legally, parts of the Kingdom Of
Hungary, who, merely by chance, hap
pens to be Emperor of Austria. He is
not necessarily so-any more than a
King of England is necessarily King of
Hanover. The following is more accu-
rate description of the whole Kingdom of
Hungary.
Hungary proper comprehends:
l. Eleven ComitatS or Counties beyonud
the West of the Danube, containing p
600, 1000, of people.
2. Thirteen counties on the side to the
east of the Danube with nearly 1900, 900,
of people.
3. Eleven counties on this side of
the river Theias and Tipiscus, with 2,
100000
4. Twelve counties beyond the Theias,
including the Banart, with 2,5OO.0OO.
5. Sclavonia, with three counies, Syrnia
Verooz, and Poscga, with 100000.
6. Croatia and seperate districts
Thus making Hungary Proper to 10, 900,
600 of people, and 81 900 square miles.
Ii. Pennsylvania, including the Mag
var, the Rechler, and Sexon Districts,
100000 of people, and twenty-five
counties on May 3O,ls48, were incor-
porated with Hungary.
III. The Military Frontier, intended
to guard against the Turks, including six
generalatz-of Carlstat, Ban. Varadin,
Sclavonia, Banat, and Pennsylvania, which
are divided into twenty regiments, and
the same number of communities with
2,50O,O00 of people and $4,000 miles,
Thus the whole kingdom of Hungary, in-
dependent Of Aastria, comprehends 1885,
600 square miles, and l4,OOO,O 900 of peo-
ple
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-22

Occupation far CAihlren.-The habits
of children prove that occupation is ne-
cessity with most of them. They love
to be busy, even about nothing, and still
more to be usefully employed. Children
should be encouraged, or, if indolently
disinclined to it, should be disciplined
into performing for themselves every lit
tie office relative to their toilet, which
they are capable of performing. They
should also keep their own clothes and
other possessions in neat order, and fetch
for themselves whatever they want; in
short, they should learn to be as indie
pendent of the services of others as pos
sible, fitting them alike to make good
use Of prosperity, and to meet with forti-
tude any reverse Of fortune that may be-
fall them.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-22
The Power Calm De,iyery.

A celebrated divine, who was remark
bic in the fist period of his ministry for
a boisterous mode of preaching, suddenly
changed his whole manner in the pulpit,
ahd adopted a mild and dispassioned
mode of delivery. One of lis brethren,
observing it, inquired of him what had
induced him to make the change. He
answered, "When I was young thought
it was the Thunder that killed the people;
but when [ grew wiser, l discovered that
it was the lightning: so | determined in
future to thunder less, and lightning
more.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-22
Rcccptioes Of KOssuth at Harris
.ta.a hmrO,


The Weekly American says the 14th inst.
was gala day in Harrisburg. Gov. Kossuth
arrived in special train from Baltimore a.
bout three o'clock, and was received with a
warm and enthusiastic welcome. He was ac-
companied by COL Kunkel, of the Senate,
Mr.. Behham of the House of Representatives,
and Mr.. M'Allister, as members of CeA1thit
tees appointed by the Legislature and citi-
zens to repair to Baltimore and escort him to
the Capital.
"a procession was formed under the direc-
ton of Gen SAMUEL D. KARNs, Chief Mar
shal. which received him at the depot on his
arrival, and escorted him thro' several of our
/ streets to his quarters at Hers Hotel
The procession was composed of the sew
eral committees of The Senate, and House,
and citizens and strangers in sleighs. The
Governor was drawn in a sleigh by four hand
some grays-The National Guard, Capt. GAR
LAND, acting as Guard of Honor. The pro-
ccssion was preceded by the Harrisburg Brass
Band, which 'discoursed sweet music through
out the route.
On arrival at his quarters, the Cover
nor was enthusiastically cheered and the
cheering was continued after he retired into
the house, until he was compelled to make his
appearance on the balcony. He bowed to the
crowd, thanked them for their warm welcome,
b.; said he was entirely too frozen to make
speech He said in few words that lie
was deeply indebted to the citizens of Harris
burg for their warm expressions of sympathy
fer him and his cause. and thanked them sim
cere'y from the bottom of his heart. The
resolutions adopted at our meeting he warm
ly approved, and said they had given shock
TO the world, by their boldness, and could not
fail TO have most beneficial influence upon
his Efforts. He retired at the close of his
brief address, amidst the most voci!erous cheer
ing by the multitude.
Throughout The route of the procession the
American and Hungarian Flags were suspen-
ded from the prominent Hotels and from pri-
vate houses. Covering the entire front of
Iierr's Hotel was large streamer bearing
the inscription =" A free People welcomes
the champion of Freedom - A very express
sive device was suspended over the door of
lllanche and Craps Arcade, in the form OF
inusket and powder horn, labelled Material
Aidy" Other devices appeared, but we have
no room 10 partlcularize.
Between four and fire o'clock, the com
rnittees of the Legislature waited on the Gov
ernor and escorted him to the house of Rep
resentatiyes Here he was briefly addressed
by Gov. Johnston in speech of welcome To-
ihe capitol, and made brief reply. The hall
was crowded by the beauty and fashion of
the place, and the scene was quite imposing.
After the address the House adjourned, and
The Governor was introduced to the members
and the audience generally, when the cere-
nony ended, and he was escorted back to his
quarters
During the ceremonies in the Hall, the
crowd outside and at the doors was very dis
orderly and created great confusion.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-22

W Shocks of earthquake were distinctly
felt in Few Bedford, Mass, and Providence
and Warwick, r. l., at twenty minutes before
seven o'clock on Saturday morning week.
bled in each place the effect of heavily load
ed wagons passing over frozen ground. In
Warwick much alarm was felt, there being
universal shaking of houses.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-22

A PoRKER.--On Saturday 9th ult., large
hog belonging TO Joel Clayton, of Moreland
township, Montgomery county, was slaugter-
ed at the age of 49s days, and weighed 544
pounds, measured 5 feet inches from be-
tween the ears to the root of the tail, and
feet 4 inches in circumference
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-22
DepIorabIc Result of Gambling.

A discovery was made few days
since, in Boston, of defalcations by q
clerk in one of the wholesale honses of
$4,000. The cause of this sad result
is said to be the gambling table, and i:
is also stated that if the names of some
of the persons who indirectly aided this
young man to rob his employers, wers
given, it would cause some astonishment
in the community.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-22
Eu0itor's Notife.

In the matter OF the account Of Michael
Meisner, administrator Of the Estate OF Ezra
Bales, deceased. December 9th. 1851. tho
Court appoint Mr., Barry, Auditor 10 reseills
the account and make distribution il neces-
sary and report The facts to the next Court.
The Undersigned will attend to the duties
of the above appointment, al the liolel Of
Abraham e. Simon Barry. in SiroudsbuTe,
on Tuesday the l7lh Of February, 1859, at
10 o'clock A. M, when and where all those
interested can attend if they see proper.
ABRAHAM BARRY, Auditor.
January % 1880
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-22
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Ieffersonia,l Republican.
Thursday, January %, 1852.
or SNoW.-The greatest snow storm

or SNOW.-The greatest snow storm
we have had for number years, commenced
last Saturday night, about 10 o'clock. and
continued till Monday morning. The depth
OF snow is about nine inches. There is moth
ing wanting now to render sleighride COM
Portable, but good pair of horses, buffalo
robes, good "chunk of a gal' and plenty of
money.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-22
Whu don't the LADIES' Propose ,-Tb.

TVAy 00nTtH A1zoaeS FToP0Se The
good time coming" arrived in town on
the 1st of January, the same being the
first day of Bissextile or Leap year. The
ladies now have right to propose to
their obdurate swains, and he who refuses
is to be deprived of the benefit of clergy
when he needs it most.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-22

Singu1ar.-The Schuylkill Haven Map
says that after the bell was tolled for the
death of child of Mr. Deiterts, of that
place, some doubts being entertained of
its death, it was placed in warm water,
and restored to consciousness. How
happy and fortunate, indeed, was the
doubt
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-22

4 Hcavy Lar Suit Dccided.--At Gin
cinnati, on Monday, the great case of
Irwin as. Longworth, involving property
to the amount of over $500, 900, was de-
cided in favor of the plaintiff. The case
has been in court eleven years.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-22
Book & Magazine Agency.

J. W.GILLAM would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Siroudsburg and yiciniiy, that
he has opened general Book, Maga<iae.
and Newspaper Agency, in Northampton ST..
Easton, Pa.
Any ofthe following works will be sup
piled by him, by the year or single nurnder:
Graham's Magazine, Sarlain's Magazine,
-Godey's Lady's Book, Harper's Magazine.
International Magazine, Ladies Wreath,
London Lancet, Blackwood's Magazine, all
The Quarterly Reviews, aud all others pub
lished.
Persons wishing books in any Department
of reading, can have them promptly iorwar-
ded without extra charge, by leaving their
orders al the Office ollhe Monroe Democrat.
Jan %. 1852.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-22
MAR RED,

On Monday, January 5, by J. H. Eylenber-
ger, Esq, Mr.. Samuel Eylenberger, of Nj,
Bethel, Northampton Co., to Miss Sarah Ann
Smith, of Monroe County.
On Monday January 5, by Rev. G. Hilig,
Mr.. George Fenner and Miss Elizabeth.
daughter Mr.. Benjamin v. Bush all of Mon
roe County.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-22

".Snch as Lite."-A half drunken wo-
man was perambnlating the streets of
Cincinnati on Thursday night A rowdy
led her into paint shop on Fifth street,
and daubed her face in mere blackguard
waRtonness, and took her into back
room where there was light. The
light disclosed the disfgured face of his
0icn mother.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-22

The KossuTH FUND. Since Kossuth's de-
partore from New York, "substantial aid''
to the amount Of $7503 has been forwarded
to bis Treasurer, making not far from $780,
900 cusTibuted in that vicinity
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-22

The National intelligencer estimates the
balance against this country, on its foreign
trade sor the year ending June 3Oth, 1851,
at $64,16s,s44. This is pretty clever sum
to pay in one year for free trade tancies.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-22

0rThe steamer E! Dorado arrived at New
York, on wednesday night, with over mil
lion of California Gold, bnt no later news
from California than was previously received.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-22

CS-A writer in the Rural New Yorker saws
that potatoes, when frozen, if dropped one by
one into boiling water and cooked, the taste
or the quality will 10 panjured by the free
zng.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-22

Instructions have been sent TO Mr. Riyes,
our Minister to France, to recognize Louis
Government.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-22

In the Senate, great variety of petitions
were presented, and bills introduced, but not
of any interest to Monroe. The bill for a
loan of 100000 to pay interest, was taken
up, discussed and passed through second rea-
ding, but motion to suspend the rules to
put on its final passage was lost.
In the House, nothing of interest occurred,
except the introduction of bill to incorpor-
ate the Philadelphia and Easton Railroad
COMPANY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

Art ISL. Lofsque lie rapport des Commssaires
sera reGu, GU le cinquieme Inndi de noyembre 81 le
rapport nest pas reGu plus tot, du deyoir du
Gouverneur, du SecrGtaife d'Etat, de rAvocat-
o6nfta! ct du Tf6sorier Eta De dGpouiIIer, en-
presence de tous ceux gu voudront assister cettc
OPERATION les votes donnes pour adopton lie rejet
de la Constitution. Sill rGsue do ra pport des Com
Inissares qnune majoritG des sniffages recns
iaveur de la ratification de la Consttation e Gouver
neur devra lannoncer dams proclamation, Ell Get
te Constitution des lors la Constitution de 7 Etat
de la Louisiana. Mais que cette Constitution soft
acceptee on rejetee, il du devor du Gouverneur
de fare pubier dams lie Journal oicie de la Conven-
lion lie resultat de Pappe peupe, lie nornbre
oes Vox donnes dams chaque parosse pour GU contfe
la Constitution.
Art 1872. 81 lie peuple accepte cette Constitution,
IL sera Ggaement du devoi du Gouyerneur de publier
une proclamation dams laquelle il declarera que la
pfesente legislature clue veriu de fancienne
Constitution est dissoute ordonra divers off,
GERS de ! Etat, autorists par la loi organiser
detection des meubres de PAssemblee Geenerap,
dappeler lie peupe scrutin, aux endroits in1iquta
par la oi, lie quatreme undi De d6cembre proclaim
llso2l pour tiife I'M Gsouverneur, un lieutenant.
G0uyerueur, les membres de Ensemble GGnfrale,
lie Secretafe Etat, lAvocat- General, lie Tresorer
d Fiat ct lie Surintendant de INSTRUCTION pubiqne
Cete election aura lieu ct lie rapport sera fat
enhancement aux lois actueles sur les elections
d Eat
Art 1913, Lhssemblee generate elnE vertu dc
cete Constitution reunra il la Maison d'Eiat, !;
Baton Rouge, lie troisieme lundi de anvier 1858.
Lie gouyerneur ct lie lieutenant gouverneur elus a la
meme epoque entreront fonctions dams la premiere
semane de session des Chambres, ct devront atte
| insalies avant que iAssemblee generate Puisse
proceder SEES travaux.
Art 15i. Toutes les publications ordonnces dams
Constitution auront lieu dams le jourdal offclel
de la Convention.
Art 1j5. Cette Constitution pubee en-
fancais ct en- anglais dams lie journal ofiiceI de la
Convention, Il partir du jour de Ia advancement
jusqn'au ,,fenier mardi de noveinbre 1852
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14
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C0UNTERFEJTS .iBOUND!t
All other falsely EXTRACToRs Counterfsi.s Of
DALEYs The worthless who sell them shat y ateas
the public 70 behave that their
Of gennlne articles Boy ncna but anthezed
s9s- ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS UPON TIE eEr
ZINE AND OBSERVE THAT THE NAME II DALEY BE
WRITTEN WITH A Pen. IN DIFFERENT COLoRFD Ink, ON
THE ENVELOPE OF EACH BOX AND THAT NO OTHER BE
Upon
n General Depot United ss4a all adrs addressed
viii be prom ply executed. Il. BAILEY q co..
as BROADWAY, New York
SOUTHERN DEPOT, '.
tSl CHARTRES STREET. Newtlrleans g.4
Where ali beae1ain The states q LOUISIANA ALABhA MIS-
STSSPl the City ST LOUIS,
II tie State OF MISSOURI, will be prsnItly anppei.
| JOHN WRIGHT q CO.,
| saqOSrn General Agents for said Territory
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

PLAsTERs.
She,msg's Poor Mans
Aliebaaia's Poor Mans
hllebssis's India RubbsfBgf,
The improved Poor Mans.
Jew Dayid's or Hebrew,
peter'a Vegetable,
Knapp's Indian,
Whi.e's Machine spretd Strength
| wEitia9'sstrengtaeuing,
Shd's Imperial,
Fierriek'h Rnyai,
silsief's Bone gad Fever,
Eartins's Lotion,
Dwvis'a Horsr,
HINTS, Hayes, seiens', He~e7'
TOOTH PASTES.
Shetnian' a CSmpa1nd OrTis ToOtb,
.Thomp41n's Aromatic Teeth,
Jores's TosthHehe.
LozENGEs.
ShsrtHsu's Cougb, Worm Carr hor,
ChinR's Worm,
Wiatsr's CeGgh.
DgGPs.
/ S0iomep's Tcoshaehe,
Sherman q TDotha8he,
! Wifkamsis To- ..1aeir.
M1SCELLANkOCss
rhorn'a Extract,
/ WIner's areauiirn Ezhac',
car:er's Spanish Mixture
Mothers Reiiei,
sfrs. Kidder'e Cordial,
Vaughn, Dithontnp;ic,
Gsgcod's Indian Chologogus,
Hslssyis Forest Vine,
Mrs. Hayes Dysentery Ccr1ini,
Cullen . Female Specific,
Culleu's Indian Vegetable Remedy
Rowaud's Magic Lotion,
Bells Army Tihcture,
Davies Depurattve Ettrne.,
Jgyns's Alternative,
Jayne's Hair Dye,
Iayne's Carminailvs,
Rowsudis CnrIninatiya,
Balm Coinmbir, .....
UPham's Pile ElectEary,
J0neE'a Chsnsieli Soap,
Cnmptnu'z Bltsasn,
rhon5pEpn's Eye Wster,
Mira. Hsy-'s f.se Water
Perry Dayis's Pain Rtl.tr,
DJonea's Hair r. stptatigc,
Jones's Lilly Whit,
bsal'a Hair Restorative,
Soda Powders, Coie gres,
sieeu Fen,
Circasaiau Balm,
Balm ri GIlead,
Roby's Hair Curing Fluid,
Bailey = shaving Cream,
TayioT'B Shaving Cream,
). 5srtiHe's Hair Lotion,
Harris Remedy for flts.
Lanotte's French Remedy,
Bailey's Mead Syrup,
Baiiey's Sugar-eoated Capsules,
Bagle's Hyperian Fluid,
Wheeler's TaaberEy Toothsehe
Jones's Nectar,
lCaval'. Anodyre Cordial,
3, Balm of Thousand Flowers,
Barnes's Pile Lotion,
Is. Fahnestock's Vermifuge,
Bsiley's Group Syrp,
Ivory Paste Blscking,
AIacaasA1 Oil,
Cbinese Soap,
Lucina Cordial,
lTurlington's Balls N,
British OIL
lSeidlitz Pc Tders,
Harlem oil,
Extracts, Soar, etc., etc.
line no. mentioned in this tatalogt
lie tsrms. my2l IS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

II he confidently sisted that there Of FILES hfh
not be ersd by e PAIS EXTRACTOR lisa certain remedy and
ooce the pain aud
T. Gon Williams resilient Of ruty ard City Of cinsu-
matt feel duty cennnty thus publicly
state that have troubled with the FILES for about seven
during Which time have suffered much bodily lost great portion
Of that tne BY confinement haze expended several hun
I41 collars bit "a ionfnnedto MeaIwhs
erDaatsd, finally make trial of y
MAGICAL PAIS EXTRACTOR for the awful and 70
Utter veil heerty 10 she ut two
bses Of hs preps Ointment my
willing an should make the old resident
authentic JOHN WILLIAMS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-14

DIit's-
PILF,5.
ch,eknef'F SugEr-soassd furgaltge
Paris Lie,
Siafatts Life,
WFtght's Indian Segetshta,
Branireth's Vegetable UnIyerssi,
afprrison's lIygeian,
Lees New London, ..... ..
Cooper's,
A:idenEOn'h,
W'iatar'h Gyntie PargatrTe.
H'Sonrd's Ansi-biiioas Family,
swgyue's SanatiTs,
Harriek % Sugsr-c1ated,
Sappingtoh's Fever aud Argue,
CoYels Rheumatic,
Graefsnberg,
spsnaer's Vegetable,
W!aer'R chhmem.ls,
Persian,
| Aliebasls' Health,
Aliehasih' Ague,
Evans' Chamomils,
VEndtz's Ani-bilious,
Ingoliby's Pile,
Jayne's Ague,
| tiIi5ey tIoId- -.-
COUGH REMEDIES.
shErrnAn's Bslsarn,
BGebau's Hungarian,
Dr. Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
WneT's Eiacampane..
Wtstar's Baisarn,
Thompson's Tar and SGptbc,
JAyn-'s EypeciHant,
DUncau's Espectorapt,
Bartholomew EEpsctoraut,
Bailey's Syrup Wild Cherry,
/ 5vrayneis syrHp Wild Cherry,
Sehneck'a Pairnpnic Syrup,
New England Pulmonie Syrup,
Tarlor's BaisaIn LiVervoft.
BlTTERS.
Mohat'a Phnihz,
/ filhoard's wild Cherry,
Wooiis wild Cherry,
BIaEe'B Aromatic,
Ierrirk's.
PANACEAS.
Swans,
Huuck's,
Cu.len's Indian vegstebl
OINTMENT AND SALEES.
Dailey'B aleeiehI ram fxtrackni,
Hnwiey's Vegetable,
Otto OF Rose Lip,
Allsbasis's 81 ,kao
Tolsey's Mater Of Pain,
Conkliu,
Buffers letter,
McAlister's Vegetabl
Darforth's Vegetable,
Hsrrison's Specific.
TONES.
Rcwand's improved Mixture,
Southern Mixture,
Norr!z's Mixture,
Jayne's Hair,
Fox'a CypriaH Hair,
East India,
Van Reeds,
Wynkoof $,
bailey's.
~ All articles in tie Medicin'
will be supplied on equally avoTaI