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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-13

to expect US to play the sycophant, because other
people play the sycophant; it will not do for mem.
bers Of Congress, Ex-Governors, or Senators IN
Congress to expect us to Be more defercntal
towards them than We are towards other good Dem
ocrats and other respectable people, or to submit 10
more At their hands than would submit to at the
hands Of others; it will not do to conclude that We
can be moulded to suit the views Of this clique OF
that or this public man or that and that II We can
not be SO moulded, We can be crushed il will not
do to slight US and put upon US politically, simply
because We have submitted to such things hereto
fore; It will not do for such men a. Edward Can't
well, Thomas G. Whitaker, R Harper Whitaker and
John Quincy Adams DeCarteret to control the Dem
oczatic party, for If they do the Democratic party
will suffer; it win not do to denounce the Standard
and endesvor to supplant It with some other paper
based on money raised BY private subscriptions and
designed to express the views and advance the inter
ests Of certain few, Is was the talk last autumn
and during the session Of the last Legislature
this We say, will not do for the Standard speaks
the sentiments, and has the confidence Of thc'Dem
ocratic masses Of the State and 6eeasss Of this ant
for no other reason II can kin and make alive; sns
viii not Do for Mr.. Branch To- conclude because
any thing he may have heard, o. may suspect q
because Of this article o. becaws Ne did not atten'
the meeting here on the 4th Instant that ~ ne ~
bis friend Of that We Do mot approve q biz course
Or that W havs not been biz friend svsr siDcs h ~
Il 6sst spoken of for Congress- o. that " have I'D
now have Mr. Rlsdsos. or any one ease "in training
for Congress, with view Of undesminiug nd ssaA
ing him down: We say II win not do for Ar. Bsane
to come to such conclusions and Ne think Il barsl
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-04

the delegate 20 exercise tie civil and administrative
fuf c:ions # the country.
Tie fcnoxips edct, published puhlished By Cen
Schia 4 Perrg.a skoNs 9TH rhat rod ~ iron the
recorGuer.d Province of h.s Holiness governed;
"PosriFtc,L MURRAY GovEENNENT OF PEsusiI
yoriFtc .rfoN-Acco-il % 'he zva;ci = ~, ~e
pub.h t,e f7wiu. --i,rs rp-isl e1--a1r.ry cln- 4
rr.-ior. OMISSION, hereafter ,F-a' even committed
re the of ih- date 4 present. al ~lca lave E'en
Ire 20 TIE r,oelt disturbances n tl4s Pr9sI-'e:
O." High treason aua rebellion he .1s.resn All ns
eglnelt soyerpueL sla thence every action diFeeea 70
cbsHss tie resizs
To hav- keep hide send IRE or cutting arms
even If military weapons ard aumanition. OF wal
Takir psit .siitious tuueits Ea without
%" Isssl enromens All st:emFta % induce de-i "a rom
military service.
Resistance volsnoe sEsns. military slhoties sen.i
n. patrols Juiifa -odier composing EendAres sud
srarciers isotediecs them warning every th,, ''n
nes patrols have he sh 6ie ufOu persols moe'as
them
&c rbe diffusion sti Pabea,n Of revolutionary Pab cation.
or alarming
Il Ary set iu.1bordna;ion the public au,hories
con pti.-d in article the ss ssans: them
g. Wearing or .ostIs reyouorAIy enabea.s,
b.cpg-E to any parry Dot Plnt!hcAl.
80 zius revolutionary .oD1'
40 Eyry sort Of pubic political demonstration tie streets
elsewhere,
ali. AL meetiuz of a sedtous ehararter
Destroying insulting tbe ?onrheal arrs tearing or
eeoiur pubc and uohcaon- Of the legitimate
su-Loriies
A oaeuses riu b punished with ell the rsor Il
tie ,siius laws; proc-eding Will be summary aad sPd
without any nigh, of sppes Finally other oa-nss
timed will be akea coszAuce Cf and judged BY the
re,eI, civil au,he rites
The Gyneral Military Commauisnt,
com. ANTONIO sCHMlD.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-04
TIE IMPERIAL MANIFESTOES.
l'ren The Leadga Sataytav RfEitig.

The two potenisss who the ether day Illustrated M
Buckles theory Of the prevalence Of genea laws AID
TIE Lury Of personal Influences III history by dispOsing
Of a wori before breakfast have oondeseended partly
to inf, the world how and Why it mas been disposed
of TIE case Of the Austrian nperor is simple one
He hso been f,lgcianty compelled to engage Ia war,
paramount OF duty toward his people. Heaven
and tie night were With hin, but the luck a. .nss
him. Germany obstins,ely blind, in spite OF the
geuerous inspirations Of the press Ian Austosa Enpe
ror landing the press 20 toe "great question of the
dsy, ard refused him her aid. He migh. have tried
the chance OF arms again, and, trying it, he might
have won; but he might not, aud he would certainly
have had TO shed another torrent Of blood. More was
TO be got by pereopa interview with the French EN-.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-04
THE CONFERENCE

No date has been fixed for the meeting Of the Con-
fe At Zurich but tie Pars correspondent OF
To1don Port ssys that The sittings would probably
open in ten dsys, or fortnight at the .test The
,su dispatch says that the period for the debsrah ms
of The European Congress Conference, which IS 10
succeed the Zurich meeting, had not been determined
The Ssrdinisn Peuipotentiary had not been named,
and was even rumOred that none would be appoint
ed . .
Congress on Italian affair." giving greater ectat TO
the csDcehpg Of the treates of 1915.
The Ind<Dendancs Beige declares that the neutral
powers Of Eorope Cannot submit 70 pay 20 numole
part az TO send Congress tied up to
the stIpustioDs Of Vlllafratca.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-04

.,,eun, T., prec.der'.d save A. ih:i', 70 c'nc'u's
mace wiibdut consulting ahe'- ana 80 u.sP'Ss u
sov,,.igttie. ard yop'c- wihout tne P'ee.ee VI suo@
oS s,kifs The cnI,ert q eithef - cs''a'n " PD'ea
~ VI = ,sx sns de. % ci.quie,u6e boh lar AMI near.
ry,,x ,ep elce sy,keE by the FriLch hHPcIDi -
~; sn+i,1ty ~ =. Clunt - cpbie' ION ,hA
h. meant tho g snd.sDe srnis.ice ana suo' oa
gs,irgtt Nisirsi ca 10 be grSnd e0aP % a, .| -
nos uAi, 'uly cnDs,ous n has fIoVeo aeO cLl..
I, ~ n. in vain 'o ask the Courts aHn St''ueS
xhou, h. has ti.ried With soco rash ai-resou " 9
con ipGoJscrs ot nIs Tepad'at oIa,' op 10 =, =
- uatknI As they declued 10 ,sAe ci.ue, 80 -
~ .sn,,;,.,v c.r fic' they would have hfi Do ngnt
=, lsn Il Their not ssylog been consa"e' Io'uAi-
ly in N rrcotia 'ous Tor H. eessssioss ~, ~ N,,s
sr,a,oeu ,tt aud re dsir!bu'ion oi o'Nes az p'pt
So, e,,r,, n. a matter of Indifference 10 tb" o'her
p., ~ Fn,o,e; and If il le true that a. 'he re'y
,u.rt Oh,r III. t~o uDaiis ndsd despo's were surt.
ir .o deal in this Orieo'sl izshou WIN ths
o, NJ ltberD ard Central Italy, ne r.o'oys -
III s,ieuousl, urging other Powers 20
,t, ccod ffc.s and c, uusels, il cannot oe 'eeuei
strspse If the la'ter should nos iheno'aoy 'e
fu.e To enter into apy Conference OF eons
nhich the basi- Il 10 nc the recognition 1lrec. W -.
rect Of an act das rsUy al Vsrlsnce VI n c,e'y P,
ci,le of international coed faith, ctvulsat"h anu
l.s Had is been a mere Question OF eNgsnoy .n
pe int Of iiu e. and that, to save ths waste oI uuH
III wi eb third great bs tie would have causes PIo
80 ,ad he.n iIi.rch.pgei, conditional on the &C
aan1a,r, AZ the Italiaos the confirmation ot
Furopesn Cor gIess, sDc had The proPosh.ons 80,
dncos.d been sueh a. 70 u'te ~ Wv en,ns,,al
,rcbable effects upon Italian freedom or con" - -
pe.ce. the ca-e ~ould have been TAR dluereo1 pis
no. shred of palisiioo Of either kind pereePaJ'e
~ any oua,ter IaIy has yec-ived the hdiIss oi us
fs,e inter jed her by her now conjonei oPpressoIs
with upspim, groao Of cou'ternaten ana d'.sas,;
i,.uyert Flor,n can hardy De re'uaiheu ~ie1nu
ILL., =, he thr.s, Of being fupg back TO the hered
T iispy vceroys OF austria nj nsf sOrgets her oxu
scsrs from tbradom in ber grief fJr vetice betrayed
and ty.n The Pope and 'ht Kug Of Naples are ,i SAD
IN spuu the INV elcome parts assigned tns,n " ner
" n.,yo,s No wopder that every foreign journal
.heS lars 70 tell the truth is Vigorously excluded
dom circulation in France, while the Newspapers OF
Paris sre s'erry neldiced from d'se eussng lae ga.
nI hin, der INTO wbch Imperial arrogance mas isien.
!, desno,ic syseu $ blunders are more feared thau
crimes. What when they are both
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-04
THE KING OF SARDlNIA'S FAREWELL AD-
DRESS To HIS ARMY

The following translation Of the order Of the day
addressed by the King Of Sardinia to his army tie
establishment of peace, and dated Monzambano
July l2:
"SoLDIERS-After two months of war we have ar.
rived copQuerurs the bauks of tbe Aneo. Uaited
with our courageous Allies We have t;iunphed every
where.
"Your courage, your discipline, and your persever-
snce have excited the admiration of all Europe. The
rsse of Italian soldier is in every mouth.
81, who have bad the glory Of con handing you,
have been enabled to appreciate all that has been he
roic and sublime in your conduct during tue course Of
this var 1t Is needless soldiers TO repea, that you
have acquired the grandest titles TO my gratitude and
that Of your country Important affairs of State call
me 10 the capital. cou6de the command Of the army
the worthy ard brave General Ia Msrmors who has
shared with us the dangers and tie victories of this
campaign. Now announce to you peace; but if
ever IN the future, the honor Of our country should
recsl ne to the combat you viii End ready TO CON-
mand you, well assured thai We shall march again to
victory"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-04
THE RELATIONS BETWEEN SARDINIA AND
AUSTRIA.

The Paris correspondent Of TIE london G100t says;
"It s DOW formally announced that neither Victor
Emanuel Ior suy responsible minister of Sardinia has
s,m;stice which continues 10 the 18th Of August.
Austria and Ssrd MIA are ll in constructive state OF
open war; DO peace terms having yet been accepted as
between these two belligereDts AT Zurich the three
ally bugbesr TO Francis Joseph, he of course,
had consented to withdraw his presence from the green
bsze on which the final protocols will be lad for sigma
ip, pred and directed by the mater statesman who
bas hitherto upheld the claims Of italy while the silent
march of events in the central territories comes IN aid
of more favorable tuition than inferred a. first
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-04
TpE PEACE CONFERENCE AT ZURICH.
Talk of a General Congress.
ITALY STILL AGITATED.
The ARCHDrEES Not TO BE RESTORED
Onnression in the Papal States.
1uf eeaM,ulc CONFEDERATION TO BE RtMootlso

The Royal Mail steamship Persia, Capt. Jndkins'
which sailed from Liverpool st ABOUT l:3o on 'hs
afternoon Of the 23d July arrived here az about
o'clock on Wednesday morning, Aug. 8, bringing
tbree days later Intelligence.
The steamship Kangaroo arrived on the same
morning. from Liverpool wherce che sail on the 2Oth
lh.
The steamship Crcsssao was appointed to leave
Galway for st. Johns Newfanr dland, on the afternoon
Of the 23d.
Tie steamship Bremen arrived at Southampton on
the af. moon Of the 2lst and the Glasgow and Edn-
bureh reached Glas gov on the I'D.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-04
THE LAIEST.

The London Times Of the 23d, has the following:
"VIEssA Friday EveDiDg.-In the course OF next
week the repre- atyes Of Austria and France will
meet at Zurich. Austria ard France will then con-
cluoe treaty of peace and Sardinia, if she peases,
NAV sccede to IT by sn additional article"
Paris telegram, dated Fnhay, to me London
Past saws the rumor gained ground there that Sardinia
would decline to be represented at the meeting at
Zurch.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-04
THE PEACE.
THE RELATIONS BETWEEN SARDINIA AND
AUSTRIA.

THE KEIAI1UNo DEI W LIN
AUSTRIA.
The Paris correspondent Of The London G!obe
say:
"I, "a por formally snuouncei that neither Victor
Fms,usl nor spy responsible Minister Of Sardinia has
signed a,y paper viafr4oca save s.d sneep' the
arnstice, ~hich CONTINUES 10 'he io.h augusL au7
go; .,d Sardinia are still 10 constructive state OF
onen uar no pesce term. having yet been acceptei
bs.gss1 thes4 two b.hgerent.. A. Zurich the three
Covernep,s com ent TO ueet bot a. Cconi Cavouf Is
bad coneu.d - w,th1raw his presence from the
bsze op which the fnai protocols ~il be laid for g
ns,u,e. The Cabinet Of Ratszzi viii De nevertheless
in.pred and directed by the master statesman Who has
hitherto upheld the claim. Of Italy while the centra
,e,ritorie. cone in aid Of more favorable solution
than was inferred at fr.t"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-04
GARTPATDIS MEN

letter from Milan Of the 18th inst. in the Nord Of
Brussels, says:
! an able To communicate 10 you some details
relative TO Garibaldi and his corps darmle You may
readily imagine that the conclusion of peace had ex-
cited some apprehension as to the conduct which that
Corps woul1 punue. have always thought that the
soldiers Of Garbalfi would st6e the grief which the
of Vsneta must have excited in their ardent
minds and that they would respect military discipline,
which has always been exemplary among them. This,
in fact, is the case. On the arrival Of the news OF
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-04

proof f i.s firm resolution 70 remain uuit.d y Pied
mont Al O'Clock 10 the evening an mInen-e crOFi
collected under The Windows OF The Intendsn.. psace
shoutrg the Kug's nsne The Int nisn' then
tbs, ked the erowd which cried out, Tel 'be Kicg
I'VE desire still to be with him.. On the following
day declaration Of voluntary adhesion TO Peimont
We .igu.d hy great NUMBER.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-04

TAkMA.
On the 18th tbe populs,ion Of Paeenza gave fresh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-10-07
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all The PURPOSES Of a Family PhySic,
Are composed ta disease witH range ct their nc-
ton eau turov withstand evado them Their penetrating
prJIertes starc aud cleanse aud vgouto every portion
OF the human oigpnism, correcting It's diseased acOu aud
restoring It's tltanhY NaltiUs. Quenre these
propr;lcs, te uvai who u bowed down with puin
ply scd ucbiy slasohi he'd " fluid his health eTgy
tstured ly r. M dy VI once 50 simple aud inviting.
Rot onN do they cure the ovoy daA complaints OF every
hudy, cut risO many Ormdub and dangerous diseases
The agent below noncd Is peused To furnish gialis my
American Aimhnuc, containing Ceri Gates Of their
aud directions Tor their the following comp ains.
Cusvoncss Heatun, Headache arising disc
stomach, hsusel, lndgestiOn Pain and h0rhl lnacon
Of the Bowels Flaiuleucy lns of Appetite Jaundice aud
other kindred complaints arising FROM low ato OF the
body or uhetructlnl of its functions.
Do not be p1t on BY unprncipcd Dealers with 9TH
er PLY they make the more profit Ask for AYERS
PrLIs, and take nothing el
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In July 1858. was ken with an ordinary znm7ner com
amt iur which neglected taking remedies, h0bing
Vmenced passing Hnd blood aud grew 80 weak
nat was unuht to do half days work npplied tp
pRysclars "a was osed hrst with upiales, with pills
y tIate u hlNtr TOOK Injections OF nitrate uf silver an
doing COOL uoNtt took various home remedies recon-
mended by nuItos and od LADIES' nelthe did hey do me
any tood Again returned TO The care OF the pnysrians
tslrngems knTy 20 the pulesion but al 10 no pup So
ln hisy 1856 after having he disease oyerteu months
Rnant southern y pc, was recommended 10 lake the
eaeieuberg DIse tev Syrup, whUh did In less than
Neng 9u toas WteT commencing us ne disease
completely ehecked feat Whcn different py scinns
had been unable To accomplish this tine also COM
menced day ahlutoni win cold water, and ever since
nave enjoyed eNcellent hoa IN,
used but purion OF bottle Ia this good
MoIh nnd ever sce my boN els have been very regular
eyEcunting IN mselves once day.
FROM my tNpBnchce, uuhesta'ingly pronounco IL the
best Dysmtery medicine made. and Ould heaniiv
recommend ~ use 10 every with iiko diculty am
I the BLESSING has conferred upon me- and ihrongh The
use. j III HART
Oihco OF Cleveland Plain Dealer,
Having had opportunity test your medicine
for howel complaints ths Gra fanh6rg Dyfeney Syrun In
" AMI uicout relief such casrs Id acts ke uerfeet
charm and cannot doubt that whom il Il rs we'll Known
rs lf inIi.s aSmAud It viii agTd f e thousands nov
Pres Board al Aldermen aud Acting Mayor, N. y
have had opportunity of witnessing the effect Of the
ofueienhetg Dy onie syrup in bowel cumpaints
esnecaly thuse of character and have 10 hest
alton n saying that is admirably adapied 0r ne cure Of
these diseases 4. r. DE FORREST, M. -,
CIotsn Water Commr and Alderman, N. y
~ Forsals by Druggists and odcins Dealers through
CSy- For medicines or agencies address
.s H. b, KINGSLEY. 0leyelaRd
eeso Agent ioI Ohie,
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE, !

FLOUR-Unchanged Sale 25 brs good extra at l5 and
100 b private terms but at prices within t1e range Of
our table.
wHFAT-The inquiry to-day Is very ght and the market
IA heavy saes car red At 81 O4 do private terms; Of
inferior white atsl,l2i do at sll4 and at Sl,l5.
CORN-Is quiet at 7Sc.
OATsDenani is less active and sales are reported
Sales yesterday Of 200 bus 81 oats at &c., aud O bus do on
private terms.
HIGHwlNEs-sae 10 brls at 2Gc.
PORK-sale 900 bls No. ! mess at SIS.
BUTTER-QuIota range Of ll9i6e for all qualites-
Sale 55 kozs choice southern atlSe
EGGs-Quiet at 1I6Gl2e.
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RETAIL PRICES.
DlarrhGa, Dysenlcry, Cholera, Nc.

We have seen the GGue onheg Dysenery Syrup used 10
eases o bowel complaints IN all their varied Orms tIOm
81 gpe oosetsS 20 masnani cholera, ard we speak
on II IN luh highest 10 ms, and recommend with conf
dence. Whether the is mild severe, recent Oi
nB standing 4; cures surely bnd eay bad effects be
hind.
MORRIS FRANKLIN, Pres Board Aldermen, N Y.
T. 4 DE FORREST, AI. D., board Q: Health, N Y.
City.
7, r. HlBBAPn, NJ. D., board OF Health. N Y. CITY
g ". Dl>EhOW, Episcopal Clergy man, Suffolk Va
II, W; bAkSIOW ~ Pine street, N, Y. City.
nANI. PllMAN Court street. BOsiun Mass
ark, n. j.
A..W TAYLOR, Captain u s. Army,
J. II HART, Cleveland PLAIN Dealer OHIO
WM, FARRAND Cleveland, Ohio.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL.

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HoarScneSs, Group,
Bronchitis, IHcipieat Consumption, and for The
retiet Of Conslmptiue Patients IN ddranced
stages Of the disease
So wide is The field Of is illness and numerous yre
the cases of It's Gu 90, that almost seCtuu country
a9ounds IN psrsons ublicl known who have been reiev
ed fu ulurmug and desuceae diseases the lungs
bY It's When tue is super-ri'y over eveIy
er medicine OF the kiln is too APPARENT escape Ohsea-
iOn aud whore virtues known, the pubic longer
hesitate whu nntote to employ for the dis ressug and
dang fOus affections of the pulmonary that mel
dent o. our climatic hle many inferior remedies thrust
upon The community have failed aud been disaarJeo this
hIs gained friends by tial conferred benefits the
ati cted they forget aud produced
meruus and too remarkable 10 he forgotten
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER & CO.,
,nhMnIAInsa
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Aud pursuance uf JO Res utiun Of the General
Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, passed Apr 9Th, 1859,
props sed sudmeut 10 the Constitution state.
the electors aresaid will have submitted to them at said
election for their approval rejection tho following
proposition, wit IAN regular sessions the General
Assembly shall commence the fret Monday IN January,
annually Those favor OF srch amendment will have
written printed their ballots in substanCe-PRO-
POSED AMENDMENT TO TIE CONSTITUTION
APPROVED.
Given under my hrnd OF the Court House the City of
Cleveland this Ith day Of September, A. 1853.
DAVID l. HIGHTMAN,
sens Sheriff of said County
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GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines.

A RE PREPARED UNDER THE
"a immeda supervision OF SKiLLFUL PHYSi-
JlAN, aud they niay lie relied uIOn Ia all cases,
The tulelieence ul the community Is not nspe by tn
of=r OF sugle medicine which claims all d
At the Graeleuberg Remedies consist Of eoytn itTent
Medicines, all unequa ed IN the cure Of the diseases Tor
which they ended which he sUlaCl-
ed "na appropriate to any Of the diseases incdunt this
country and climate.
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UtufG,
The FAMILY CATfIARTIC PILL Is a gentle but ar
tive CataTc, viii The proprietor has used has pTac
Ice more than twenty Neus.
The constantly increasing demand from those who
have lOpR used The PILLS land the satisfaction which
AT express in regard 10 eiTf USE has induced me
then withiuthe reach Ofall..-sI
The Profession well snow that different CahnrtiCs act
on different pO tiOnA Of the II bowels
Tho y N lLY CAL III II A u 4 C. p l. l..
has, with due to this well established fact
been compounded irOm OIL vsrety Of he pure Nego-
table k1truCls which uct - Htika every par of the
alimeninry canal, aud ure'-IGOOO and SAFE In ali
enseS where Cahurtic l. 4. lnefdud, such DIX
HANGEhlENI Vt the E-lSTOMA ACH, SLEEpI-
ESS, PAINS IN THE -slBA OK a ID LOINS,
COSTlVENESS, PAINGiAND SORENESS OVER
THE WHOLE BODY. f-lfrom sudden cold, which
frequently IL oslected, end a. long Fe-
yer. LOSS OF ArpE-I..IrII r., "A CREEP NG SEN
SITIONOF coin OVERI~ IPUE PODY RFSTI ESS-
MES HEADACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
II Iuilunmatory Diseases Worms in Children or Adults
Rheumatism b out Purh Of the Blood aut many dis
10 which flesh Is heir humorous mention IN
this Advertisement nuss. tu g.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
~ The Liver lnylguTut,r pud amy CatharlC Pills
reted by Druggists generally and sold wholesale by
the Trade m all the large towns
S. W. SANFORD, NJ d,
Manufacturer aud PTnpTitteT
y1d&wR20 SJ5 Broadway, New York.