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MEDICAL MORALS, illustratedwith plates

MEDICAL MORALS, illustratedwi plates
IN and extracts from Medical works; designed 20 show
tie pernci0us social and moral influence Of e present
system Of medical practice and the importance Of ssS
fishing Female Medical Colleges and educating AID employ
ing Female Physicians for their By George Gre
rory New York For sale at l29 Nssssu-st Price 3 ets
Ta timely and valuable work e1posesa and sbor
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&c By J. W. Nysro. Illustrated BY j large Plates svo
THE ARTS OF TANNING, CURRYIYG. AND
LEATHER DRESSING, Theoretically and Practically
considered in all their Detas-being q comprehensive
Treatise the Manufacture Of the various kinds Of Leather
Illustrated by 30 Engraviugs Edited from the french By
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TIE ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS ASSiSTANr-A
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RURAL CHEMISTRY and Elementary Introduction TO
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RARE CHANCE for

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ing Office proposes 10 sell his interest IN large Book,
Newspaper ard General Job PstiRg Office viii h enjoys
an excellent run Of Gus on and VIII which s conneceda
Monthly Publication, also wing extensive patronage,
which would be retained IL desired ard the job OF printing
the given 20 the purchaser the usual pree; or II
preferred the whole VIII be tod reasonable terms pro
vded the present proprietor guaranteed permanent sI
alton as editor or assistant OF the above mentioned work
in which thxee-iourhs Of the purchase money would
be suffered mortgage The best OF references
viii be required regards reputation, business quahca-
tons &C. &c For ocasn address Of the present proprietor
terms ard other particulars inquire in person. a, the office Of
The Tribune, or leave iue addressed 10 INVALID al
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% Womnn,s Temperance Meeting at the II

~ IStuptF"HSc utcitue ,uc az
dilute in Washingtop-ft, Concord in Brooklyn, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, 18th inst, a. u oclock-Mrs.
AMELIA BLOOMER, Of Seneca Falls, N. Y; Rev. AN
rOIkEITE l.. BROWN, of Henrietta ~ Y, and SUSAN
ANTHONY, ofRochester, N. Y will be the speakers Of
he evening.
All fiicnds of the Temperance Cause, both Men and
Women are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Tickets rs centscan be had of Mr.. Wilder No. 81 Full
hnst, Brooklyn, at the door the evening OF the
Meeting
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A NEW HOTEL to LET-A large aud con-
IA yenieut house, well calculated for tho reception Of
boarders and ether company IL - situated at tho
Patterson depot OF Harlem Railroad The house will DO
let partly furnished III dcred IL has ice house. extern
sye barns stables &c The location healthy and
For particulars inquire OF JONATHAN A. TABER, Pat
terson or JAMES H. HAYT & SON, No. n Nassau st.
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DRUG STORE for sALE-One ofthe best

stands in the country being next door drstcass
Hotel and leading business street. is now doing an
excellent business which DO much increased BIZ proper
attention Address j. w. s., No. 1871 New.Hayen Post
Office
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FURNISHED HOUSE to LET.-The first.

FURNISHED HOUSE 20 LET.-The ffrst-
j. class threesory and attic Housa No M West l4st,
between 9th and St TO let with Furniture TO private
family TIE house very pleasantly situated aud Standing
ca ot Of Is by i2g has the advantage Of spacious
dsn Not 70 be- let Tor Boarding houae Can BE- seen be-
the hours OF ard 5ocock For further particulars
spplyto WILLARD, SWEENf K ANDERSON,
Atfarnsys No. 81 Cb.rnbeSs Of.
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A ) CHAsBERSAID and Plain Sewer, by &
IN respectable yocrz Woman in & private family ha
10 eetions otskns CT baby has good references
Apply It No. sss Grsenwieh-st
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DRoADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

u k4tCaD w al A. MARS hALLs
~ Sole Lessee-THIs EVENING. Feb IL WIN be
performed Douglas JeTrold's new Comedy. entitled
ST. CUPID Or DOROTHY's FORTUNE.
SIR Valentine May Mr. Conway Queen Bee. Mr. Dasidss
DcrOSay bbdd Miss Emma fltzptlrick
To be followed by txo GRAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
To conclude with MARRIED AND SETTLED.
Doors open st 81; commences att Boxes and PCsret,
70 cents Upper Circle, &c
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yThough stiil they come, there yet Is room,
= The magnificent Academy and Gymnasium, Nos IS and
" eAsv near Washing For particulars sd-
dnes 8. J. SEDGwICK, A NJ, Vice-rTesident and Sec
reissy Of the Faculty.
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ITO LET.-Tte 3stoy sttic and basement
PREMISES are i crms order vih csoos sseA A esd
IN = . : ssss.s I'll s: s s:.
be Gzeenvscka
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ANY TAILOR or CUTTER will oblige
N GEORGE P. FOX Tailor, by sending THIS DAY an
Penaloon and Vest Cutter TO apply personally 10 No.
SIS Broadway, corner Of Anthony-st.
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DESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND for

DESIRABLE BUSINESS STAND for
- SALE, SITUATED at SING sING-a STORE and
DWFLLlNG.-it - of the most hourishlng and
healthy villages on the Hudson River, S3 miles fom the
city II the best stand in the place for any kad Of hus
ness tpre.ent occupied family grocery with good
Of custom. Fine commodous store and dweing with
stable the The present occupant about 70
grge in other business The buildings the bust.
ness mg be much eNtended Il fronts on two streets IL
is seldom such opportunity offers to an enterprsng
man for maxi money The property viii be sold very
favorable terms For further particulars inquire OF LUD
LAM LEGGETT, No. Sc krontst, Newly FORK or on the
premises, IN Maiu-st, ofDANID :. LUDLAM.
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COR sALE.--A valuable location for manu-

L'Oh SALE.--A valuable Location Tor manu-
Il featuring Pig Iron Railroad Iron, kcThe subscriber
offers sale valuable location for the iron business situat
ed on the Delaware River In NewJersey opposite Eaton
Penn This place has slack water communication 70 the
Mauch Chunk the Delaware and Morris Canals also inn
ediaeiy on the line Of the Beyidere and Trenton RAT.
road and near the Depot OF the NewJcrsey Central Rail-
rosd. An these eommunicai supply iron ore and
ccs on the best terms This place Is vel worth the atten
on ofcapitasts wishing engage 10 the iron business
JOS. HOWELL, Easson, Pena.
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NTANTED--As small Farm TO rent for aterm
w Of years, with the privilege OF buying at stated
prce AZ any time before the expiration OF the lease IL 10
PARTICULARLY desired that the improvements oe OF the hs
order Farm containing 80 40 acres, with stresm OF
water passing hrous IT, along line Of railroad leading
ORR City, would be prefer ed, and to. which
good rent would be offered. Address A0RiCuLTUhE,
A bany Post Ofhee, Albany N. \.
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EOR sALE-A ROLLING MILL. In per.

n feet order; also, q WIRE MILL, with ab,aadNni
water situated about three miles from Peekssu Apply 70
JOSEPH STRAND Peekskiu Post Oalce, 70 L. n.
BIBBY, Kirg's Bridge.
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,ALE. 10 LET. or EXCHANGE for

Tor SALE, TO LET, or EXCHANGE for
l. CITY PRoPERTY-The valuable Water-power and
Fouring Mill az Mattawan, Fishkn, Duchess Co ". Y,
ether with the Mansion attached OF the late Abraham
Ia schenek The property contaus1 acres o. Land sdon
Hudson River Rsilroad The Hartford and Fsk Railroad
will the line Of the property The property very
desirable tor its present business Investment fhc
owner wishes 70 sell account of leaving the place.
Terms &C. made known by the ownsro the property
MM IL WASH. Fishkill Mattawsn.
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~ ARNITNrs AMERICAN MJySEJJM.-

- Benefit Of che WIDOW Of the late X. HENKINS-
MONDAY EVENING. at O'Clock the new, comic, moral
drama, OLD FOLKS AT HOME. THIS AFTERNOON,
at O'Clock, THE DEAD SHOT and THE LADY OF
LYONS. The INFANT LEOPARD TAMER appears
with the LEOPARD ARMENIA The PETRlfiED
HORSE and RIDER. he Living Animals &C. are 70 b
Of al hours Admtance 10 the whole Museum knter.
ts,nments &C., Is cent? PaTqust and First Balcony IL
cents extra.
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tho LET-The Store and Dwelling No. al
Il sth-sy. corner Of Yves: ztLst. Chskssslsase This
store 10 ere Of the hest s,ancs part Of the city ios
family uocery ALso tie srss fwo-ssory Dwelnns Houss
No ~ ssh ss Chesss square This hsQss sspiste
with every eonysnierce and " ne order Aisos sevsd
other Eoases and Srsrts 10 ef. Apgiy y
Ar CCsHAAS, No. i57 Broadway.
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A UCTION STORE to LET.-The large,
IN well lighted Store. oecnped by tho snbscnbsss
end admirably adapted from its situation and nze for
10 NEsMITi Co, No. 81 Breads, h No 30 New.
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ID This elegant and interesting model lin carved wood
10 low exhibition No 3I2 Broadway Doors open from
I0AM. to i0PM Admission Is cents II covers space
Of nearly square feet and the labor Of about twenty
artists for year.
HB-Ths model will give accurate knowledge Of San
Francisco As visit that city itself Every house truth
fully represented in FORM color and proportional size every
street and hill, the shipping &c
Persons having friends in San francisco behold tho
model the house they reside in Full explanations given
visitors.
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DOOMS TO LET, with good steady POWER
III al the Harlem Railroad Dp5t situatod whitsst,
between Flsn and ceItsrss The rooms vary In from
25xz5 10 io5115 are well Lighted and b. mDdAtsd
with any amount power There are also good ho Srys
water closets Croon water, fixtures &c, iDmsdiat1y
Connected with the a Herepf rooms Apply daily 20
w A ALLEN corner OF Elm and FELskiin-sD.
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6perial Notifies.

tw- Lecture on Henry Grattan aud the Irish
Volunteers Of I7S2.-In ful6llInent Of promise
made 10 the COMMITTEE the occasion Of s last discouse
h New YOrk, THOMAS Y. NEAOHER viii deliver Lee
lure on the above subject at Metropolitan Hail. on MON
DAY EVENING, the l4ta inst, at O'Clock NJ Tickets
q cents be had At the Irish American and Truth Teller
Ofces the principal Bookstores and at the door, on the
evening Of The Lecture.
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pOY WANTED-HOnes and industrious, 70
~ learn the Drug Business. Apply at No S65 Bowery
corner Of ith-st
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CHEAPEST and MOST ELEGANT IL
ILLUSTRATED WORKS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE OF ART. Monthly parts
Pnce Is Containing rich variety of interesting
Literature and beautiful Illustrations from the most dsn
guished authors in the world
THE HISTORY OF THE PAINTERS OF ALL Ma
TIONS Monthly parts. Price 80 cents 4 guide book 10
the Arts containing specimens Of the choicest Paintings
and portraits OF their authors.
TIE LADIES WORK BOOK. Price IS cents. Con-
tanning full instructions and beautiful designs for kind
OF lsdies work produced In style perfectly unique Al
EXANDER MONTGOMERY, Publisher, No IL Spruce st.
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suR fEw-yeRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
r,p rEw.YORK TRIBUNE,

=. ,ubi,hed ever TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning Price
Srper arnum. Two copies for s. Ten for go, AdSsr
s,s,aeptx cents line for zach Insertion.
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rFr Ladies' laboring under disease weakness be
systy and permanently cured without medicine supports
am az the usual treatment OF this day, by calling on H.
HALSTfD NJ D. or LADY, st Nicholas HOTEL between
IL hours OF aud 10 A. NJ. and and p M until Friday
he 18Th ps An exposition OF Motorpathy, system
cring disease by satunnnating vtaizng motion be
la OF tie author, a. above Of STRINGER TOWNS
END. No. - or WILEY, No. 1877 Broadway N. u, tor
2eeufn
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~ Five Points mlssi0n.-Dr. HOLT0N viii de-
her Of three lectures Physiology in the Metho'
t Epifcopal Church in 30h-st the evenings Of MON
DAY, I4th WEDNESDAY 10th, and FRIDAY, 18th inst,
commence at " O'Clock The proceeds for benefit Of the
five Points Mission of the Ladies Home Mission Society
Tickets for the course 50 single lecture &c., 10 be
had of the Lady Managers aud at the Church.
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Houses Wanteo.

EARM WANTED-Of - to 80 acres Of
Il Land situated not over 90 miles from the ATTY Ad-
aress COT NTRl, Tribune Ofice.
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NEW and VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOK
IN-A GUIDE TO ROMAN HISTORY, from he Ear
hest Period the Close of the Western Empire BY Rev
DR. Brewer Author Of Guide to the Scientific kno9
edge Of Things Familiar
rs clear arrangement srd 10 accuracy Of det
recon ue1d the practical teacher. Tribune.
Dr. Bfewer bOok wei prepared and printed clear IN
vItnE tyre. Mff0f
PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION
GUIDE TO ENGLISH COMPOSITION; or, One
Hundred and Twenty Subjects Analysed and illustrated
from Analogy History ard the Writings OF celebrated An
Gent and Modern Authors teach the Art Of Arzumenta
ton and the Development OF Thought By Rev Dr. Brewer
CHAS. s. FRANCIS Co, Publishers 252 Broadway.
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n n 4 II II dIU t II u 4 u u IIatN TIIN
N NANTED.-Wanted, as early az possible Male and
Eemale Teacher take charge OF the School a. CaasauIu
lLehgh Creme Iron Works) Lehgh Co, Penn, winch is
kept open during the whole year with the usual vacation.
The plsce is healthy the schoorooms large and airy.
Gentleman and his Wife duly qualified would find this
desirable situation. Applications % be made in writing
accompanied with satisfactory reference qualifications
and moral Standing addressed TO JOSHUA HUNT, Jr,
CStssznqus, Penn, wiz receive attention
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THO LET or LEAsE.--Four Lofts at No. l06
u TuIfou-s,. Also, tho basement To- Lcfn ere ven
lighted, hsyins windows % tires sidxs .AyZIHx
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y EwTON's -Chambers-st.-
~ TITS EVENING. Feb. Il Will be PLAYED.

81. COriD' or DohUInn RI rUhi ~. S.s--e,s
PARIS AND LONDON.
Jean Jacques Mr. Placde Lady volsl Miss Weston
Thomas Trot.. Mr. Burton Sally TrDt....MTs Hughes
Doors open AZ O'clock; performances commences q T.
Boxes and Psrque 50 cents; Second Crcls. Is cents Pm
vate Boxes IS; Orchestra Chairs, - ccnts.
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A LADY, who has experience in teaching
IA MUSE wishes obtain few pupils at her resi-
denoe No 81 Ochardst Terms quarter three lessons
week pay half in advance DRAWING Painting, Wax Fruit,
and Wool Flowers taught equally low terms Can be
from two TIL s. Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-06-16

The HONOR OF UGLINEss.--It 10
curious to observe that an ugly face is
generally the indication of humorous
and witty mind-it suggests innumber-
able exhilarating witticisms in the wear
er himself, and is the cause of wit in 9TH
ers. There is scarcely mercy, shrewd
witty fellow in fictitious history but has
the honor Of uglinsss attributed to him..
Esop was a very ugly little hunchback;
uglier still was Socrates, no less man
OF wit and man of humor than phi
losopher. The heroes OF Rabelais were
famous for their personal deformiiy-
Sancho Panza, his master, and Rozinate,
were, in their several conditions, abso-.
lutely patterns of this interesting quail
ficaton. Hudibras and Ralpho were
still more conspicuously ugly. Scarron.
The favorite wit of France, was the most
defoImed little creature lovely woman
ever allowed herself to couple to-.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-06-16
$500 PER ANNUM, In ADVANCE.
Coaxing up an Expression.

A brace of "lovyers," anxious to se-
cure each others shadow ere the sub
stance faded, stepped in Daguerreo-
type establishment, recently, TO sit for
their "picters."
The lady gave precedence to her
swain, who. she said, chad got to be tuck
fust, and raal natral."
He brushed up his tow head of hair,
gave twist or two to his neck -kerchief,
asked his gal if his sheert collar stood
about X, and placed himself in the ope-
rafor's chair. where he soon assumed
the physiognomical characteristics of =
poor mortal in dentists hands, and a.
bout to part with one Of his eye-teeth.
"Now dew purity" begged the lady,
casting at him one of her mos, ,languish-
ing glances.
The picture was taken and when pro-
duced, it reminded the girl, as she ex-
pressed il, '.jist how Josh looked when
he got over the measels!" and as this
was not an era in her suitor's history,
particularly worthy of their commora-
ton, she insisted that "he should stand
it again.
He obeyed, and she attended him to
the chair.
"Josh," said she, ..just look like smil.
ing, and then kinder don't"
The poor fellow tried TO follow the in
definite injunction.
"La." she cried, "you look all puck
cred up"
One direction followed another, but
with little success. At last, growing i'm
patient and becoming desperate, she re-
solved TO try an expedient, which she
considered infallible, and exclaimed. 81
don't keer if there is folks around"
She enjoined the operator to stand
ready at his camera; she then sat in her
feller's lap, and placing her arms about
his neck, managed to cast shower of
faxen ringlets as a screen between the
operator and her proceedings. which,
however, were betrayed by succession
of amorous sounds which revealed her
When this "billing and cooling" had
lasted few minutes, the cunning girl
jumped from Josh's lap, and elapping
her hand, cried to the astonished artist,
"Now you have got him! put him
,hrough!'
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-06-16
The Newspnper----EIequent Ex-
tract.

The following extract is taken from a
sermon delivered by the Rev. DR.. Ad-
ans, of New York:
"Why is anything more public. but
the belief that il will be os interest to
Others! Why is it announced ,ha. Isaac
and Rebecca were married on a certain
day last week, but on the supposiiion
that it will give you pleasure to know it.
And then lower down on the sheet, uu.
der the startling head Of deaths, your
eye runs along always with apprehen-
sion least it falls on some well known
name ''and reads that the aged father,
the young child, the beloved wife, the
rich the poor, the admired, the honored.
the beautiful, are gone; as i. is not taken
for granted that even strangers willheave
a sigh for the afflicted, and the world re.
spond in sympathy to the incursions Of
a common foe!"
Reader, in this light the commences,
advertisements which crowd our paper
have kindly odor about them. Say
not, with cynic sneer, as though you
were doubtful whether there was any
thing honest in the world, when store.
keeper adyertises his wares, that it is all
sheer sel6shness, for if it is pleasan, for
one to announce fresh supply Of tallow
and wool, hardware or muslins, is it not
for brace of young partners in trade
insert their virgin advertisements, in
forming the world how happy they shall
be to wait on the customers, can you read
it without entering into the spirit Of their
new career?
Business advertisements! Waste pa
per! You know not what you say
Those ships which are to sail for every
harbor in the world-those fabrics which
have arrived from every commercial
mart on the earth, this iron from Russia,
tea from China, cotton from Georgia,
sugar from Louisiana-do they not.
pre- ach 10 us at the corners of the streets,
at the entering of the gates, in our dock,
and in our custom houses & exchanges,
sermons on the mutual dependence of
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-06-16
MEDICAL NOTICE.

vI,HE UNDERSIGNED takes this meth
/ cd Of informing the citizens Of Ottum-
wa and vicinity that he has located himself
permanently and will practice in all the va
rious branches of medicine. He solicits a
share of public patronage, and hopes by
his long experience to give entire satisiac-
tion to those ,who may employ him. BY
unremitting study and attention to this
great science he hopes to render himself
useful to the community in which h. re-
sides. Office at the Drug Store.
A. d. V. .HUEVAL, NJ. ID.
Ottumwa, March q, l652.N
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1853-06-16
short PRAYERS.

Sir VIM. Wyndham gives one made
by soldier jus. before the battle of Blen-
heim-"O God, if there be God, save
my soul, if have soul"
Sir David Hume gives one made by
distinguished cavalier jus. before the bat
tie of Edgehill:
80 Lord thou knowest how busy l
must be this day, if ] forget thee. do NOT
thou forget me.
st. Foiz gives one OF La Hire
so Lord, ] beseech thee this day 70.
perform for La Lire as much as thou
wouldst wish La Hire to perform for
thee if he were God and thou wer. La
Hire"
And he fancied sha, he prayed very
devoutly.
The above reminds US of the prayer.
short and pi,hy. of Iennesseean, on
the eve of the ever memorable battle of
New Orleans. Weary and travel worm.
as he approached the battle ground he
supplicated the Deity as follows:
80. Lord be on our side to-day, if you
can. If you can't be on ours don't be
on t'other. but lie low and keep darh.
and you'll see the d--d'stf fight
you ever did see.