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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-30
SY3MG8IaS
PILLS AND SYRUP,
OR VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

UF YOU are well, let medicines aIOne-if ou are
4 sick, try SPENCER's.
REASONS.
l. They nevc, produce the least possible bad
effect IN any
them regular physicians, verbal aud written. tina;
they are highly useful IN great variety OF cases
generally etEecng a cure, and seldom indeed iall-
ing 10 rive relief especially IN cases OF headache
pans and distress IN any part OF the system, u!S'
pansia, sCroiula piles, worms, internal bleeding,
many cihers
3 They are gentle Catharlics, operating on the
alternative principle, changing and correcting the
habit without violent pnrgns and w''ho"' pain
Dschargng the morbid matter without eHeclng
tls p,-y,, yvJuHgs Of the stomach and bowels
purifying the blood, and leaving The system in a
healthy state
4 Last. but not least They create no danger Of
taking cold--3ay be taken at any Time, under any
circumstances according to directions which accom-
pany th"m-and rcgnHc no change oi diet.
3. Any one who Will Try them " Ill hud the above
reaSnns subsiantinted by HIS OWN EXPERIENCE
Il The medicines are exclusively composed Of
innocent ve-etabe materials the growth of New
England aud have been uscdfOr generations, with
astonishing success.
~ In cases OF inflammation OF the Lungs Asihmst
rc Coughs. Affections of the Glands, &c, the Pro
pretor would recommend Mrs. Jones Syrur, as
valuable auxiliary to the Pills II Is prepared by
hlm and may be found with nm, and his agents.
Particular directions accompany the medicines.
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER,
Warwick Il. l., sole proprietor; to whom only the
composition Is known.
These Medicines may be obtained Of
MARY TILBES,
No. 10 Spring street.
MAY 20tf Sole agent for Nerport
The following gentlemen have been appointed
Agents for the sale Of Spenccr's Vegetable Medi-
CIucs.
e. Brown, Little Compton;
Rowland ~ Church, " NeslpOrt,
Albert Clifford New Bedford.
Also, at wholesale, by the Proprietor in Warwick,
OLIVER Johnson Il Co, Providence. and - u. \
-. Sands, loo Fulton Street New York.
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THOMAS W. SEABURY'S
LIVERY ssM2 STABLE

EHAs BEEN REMOVED from Knowles
IN Wharrto the Old Stand in Green street, for
mery occupied BY Seatury X Tennant; where he
will be happy TO receive the orders of his old friends
a nd customers to whom he returns thanks for their
past fvors and soicits continuance OF Their patron
age,
IT Orders left as above-at his stable in Pelham-st,
or at his house in Church.st will meet with prompt
attention. Passengers cOnyeyedand to from the
Steamboats,, as usual.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-30
ELECTORAL VOTES IN 1896.

Tho following are the votes given for Presi-
dent at the last election.
The Electors meet ut the capitols of the re-
ssGISsSo sss asy IN Thss hsy aa d chosen"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-30
by AUTHORITY.l

NY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.
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CANCERS EXTRACTED.

pR. c. WALKER, respectfully informs the
EIcilizens of Newport and It's vicinity, that he
has taken an office in the ARCADE third row, wesl
side, No 20, where he will De prepared to operate
on Cancers, Poyprses Scroiulas, Salt Rheunr, and
Sores of every kind. The above diseases are cured
without any surgical ton and is therefore pre-
ferable 10 any other method hitherto invented or
practi,ed, it being perfectly safe in its operation
even to the most d. caie and slender constitution.
Cancers and various other kinds of tumOrs can be
extracted from the breast, with perfect safety, also
from every part of the system.
DIR. w having paid particular attention TO the
above diseases, by long course OF study and expe-
rence feels fully persuaded thai he shall bs able to
give satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
patronage. - . - ,, .L.,L
vealed the secret Of my art of curing Cancers, !
therefore take this method Of assuring tine public
that | have not made it known TO any one.
Providence Feb 18th #.
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JOHN FORSYTH. f.. ST.
ADR. MARTINI. H.. 81

And whereas The said treaty has been duly
aA'ifed on both parts: and the respective ra,i-
hcations Of the same where exchanged 10 this
city oD the tweniy-third day Of the same month
he,weed john Forsyth, Secretary Of State Of
,he United States. and the Chsyii'er Adr. Mar.
mi, Charge FAilaires OF his Majesty the KIng
ot the Netherlands, on the part Of their icspec-
tive governments
Now therefore, be it known that ], Martin
Vao Buren, President of the United States OF
America have caused the said treaty to be
made public, TO the end that the same. and ev-
cr, clause and article thereof, may be observed
aad lnih''ed with good faith by the United States
and the ciiizeus thereof.
In testimony whereof, ] have hereuuio set
my hand, and caused the seal Of the United
States to be affixed
Done at the city Of Washington, the
t. s. twenty fourth day of Nav, in the wear of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
aud ihiry-nne, aud Of the lndepen.
Jence of the said States the sixty.third.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-30

Good white cotton Hose
Tor 25 cents a pair
Common lead c0lored as
low as 10 els pr. pair
Miltens-ali prices I'm ]
TO 3 siilings pr pair.
Gloves im ~ TO 30 c pr.
Calico from 10 10 30 cts.
Leather Miltsns lined ~
plain, real good, from
81 cts To 81 pr pair.
Book Muslin, Jackonet,
and Cambrlc ditto.
Lace aud Picket Muslins.
Monsselin delaille shawlS
and Scarfs.
Moscow WOllen.
Unble chd Cotton for 6 &
10 cents per yard.
White long cloth for II
TO 20 ceuis per yard.
Silk Handk 'cfs- Black
Red, Bandana * Flagg.
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The OLD Line one IL WE Es'
Route!

Enquire for No d5, ThameS.Strcet
few doors south OF the Custom m-houSe,
and directly opposite to the
PERRY COTTON FICTORY,
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ELECTIONS.

The dates Of the elections 10 be held in the
several States the present year, are thus stated :
States. State Election. Pres Election.
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no. 1l2

Garner OF Thames and Church sn0ts.
AtHEAP GOODS may be had and no fstahs
" a, the OLD STAND, no. ll2, con
stantly receiving from New York aud Boston.
n. s. has now come of the cheapest goods he cv.
er had IN has store such
Real good CALlCOES for only 12I cents a yard
Aieuss.llne de laine for only So and SO 80 dress
Handsome cotton pocket hdkfs for III cts TO %
cts. each.
Cotton hose for l2b cts to 50cts per pair
Book muslin from % To - els per yard
"A blnd boxes Of different sizes.
BOSSETs.
Shaker hood bonuets, new pattern.
Black and White do.
Florence braid 10, for 81 To 80 each
A handsome assortment Of wOrstcad, gnshams,
lace wells and french collars.
NOhair net gloves chlldTen's cotton gloves.
Cotton U ,nbrellas Cor onIy rs cts.
Beached shrting for 6 cts. per yard, and un-
bleached for 10 cts.
White do for only 10 cts per yard TX half hose.
Real French cacOes for only shilling per yard.
Isces from cents TO B els. per yard WIDE
lace from IS 10 IS cts. per yard
Highland blanket SHAWLs, Brosha do, cam.
mels hair do, merinOl0ng and square shawls.
Floor Carpets, all linen. only so cts per yard.
Hapdsoue all Wool CARPETIsG, for one
dollar per yard
Handsome HEARTH RUGS, Cheap
Cheap linen table cloths, from 10 CTS, TO % cts
Woolen figured table covers.
A splendid assortment Of ribbons.
handsome assortment ol luistiugs. figured ana
plain; and real leather sa,tins few days from Can
ton
Nathaniel Sweet has never seen the time Tor the
last 30 years, when he could give so much goods Tor
a dollar as the present time.
His old customers and all others arc invited 10 ca
aud give hlin look. and they WI be satisfied ana
Z q N u
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Fare Reduced 10 S3!!
Rail Road Line To Boston.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
aR

A STAGE will leave New port daily Sunday :
N excepted, at 9 O'Clock, A. N. and arrive IN
Taunton at o'clock. The Cars leave Taunton at
3l.2 o'clock, and arrive IN Boston at 8 l"2; Re
turning the Cars leaves Boston daily, Sundays eH-
cepted, at IL o'clock, A. ~ aud arrive IN Taunton,
at 10 l-2 o'clock Stage leaves Taunton directly
after, and arrives in Newt ort, at 4.I2 O'Clock.
Stage and Rail.Road fare, So
THIS Stage inlersects at Fall River the New Bed
ford, Warren and Bristol Stages and on Tuesdays,
Thursdays aud Saturdays. the Providence Stage
passengers by this line, wi arrive 10 Providence al
3 o'clock: returning leaves Providence Mondays,
Wedne .days and Fridays at 10 clock A. ~. and ar
rives in Newport a, - o'clock.
Stage Book at MessrS. T. Townsend's and at
Hassard's Hotels.
r. Is. KINSLEY tG CO, ProprictOrs
Newport, April 10Th lo4O.
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noCT. OLIVER G.. TURNER Keeps con
IL sianily on hand supply of FRESH kINE-
FOX INFECTION. at his Office, hesi door 10 his
ioothers house in Thames-st; where lie NAV s.
vsys be found ready 10 attend 20 he rsr'us branch
=, Of his profession
No,vror luly -. lSio--t
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ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,

nECEiyED THIS DAY. at the LGGit'
III Ornamental Hair Emporium, No. 1 81
Tnanfs-strfet, lot Of Winter Flowers, amor
which are sprgs. punches. wreatl.s &c. A!ae. t.r
teen dozen German Cologne.
Oct 80 J, REMOND
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D ATTLE OF LAKE ERIE, win nolcr'
HD of Commodore Elliotts conduct in that eI-
sagement. BY Tristan Burgess also conaInlAt
various official documents, aud the afhdaVlls o
Captains Turner, Taylor Stevens and ChanP!Ih
aud Purser Breese, and other papers, relative Il
The subject Price G24 cents. For sale by
Oci Is w CALLAHAN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-30

For the convenience Of reference we shal
keep the above tables standing for 4 time.
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broadelo'Is fin Sls tO.3
Cassimeres I'm al 10 80
Sa,llnetis fn 80 c. 10 Sli
Pilot Cloth I'm | so TO 81
Flannels fni 80 CTS 10 81
Canton Diaper for 33 Cts
A beautiful assormentof of
Moasseiin de lsine Dies.
ses. late from Boston. re.
sl good patterns, cheap &.
Silks, figured and plain.
] Undr'sd mourning prints
/ handsome small figures.
French bluc-blk ground
/ Calicoes.
/ French IL English Men.
/ nos, for little more
! than half price.
| A splendid assortment,
of Ribbons.
petefsham.
Devonshire kerseys.
Susnauder.i i,nIGIt -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-30
NATHANIEL SWEET
HAS GOT THE GOOD BARGAINS

and intends to sell them soow they cannot fail to suit
bis old customers aud others who will do hlm The
ayor 10 call aud give then. look
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-30

CARPETING & HEARTH RUGS,
STRAW AND FLORANCE BRAID
EE0D ~ "a NJ =" -
with many other articles too numerous 10 mention.
His old customers aud friends and the public
in general, respectfully
invited TO call.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-09-30
ARTICLE VII.

The present treaty shall be ratified, aud the rat
iica,ous shall be exchanged At Washington,
within six moths Of its date, OF sooner If prac-
llrabe
IN witness whereof, the respective plcnipotcu-
tIaries lave signed the same, aud have affixed
thereto The seals of their arms.
Done in duplicate, at the City Of WaGhing-
ton, this nineteenth day Of January in the year
I our Lord one Thousand eight hundred and
thiriN. nine.
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NAY 20th.
.NOUISELNE DE L.dINE.

Now Carpets al heduceu FTlC1s.
NHI,TON HALL. U receive from Boston
!N on Saturday next 10 pse Of Superior Super.
fine Carpet, new patterns N syle-ihs mos
elegant ever brought this market allo which 10.
pnblic are invited 10 call and examine. aprh {.
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PrcRntiCcana.

There is n prodigious crying and blowing
of noses among the 10000 Office holders
The price of pocket -handkerchicts has doub-
lod within the last two weeks. The whole
stock will soon be exhausted, and the poor
Locos " i'll have To wipe their eyes upon then
coat tails.
"The States that support Mr.. Van Burer
support him with icrvor altogether unpar
allcled,' says the New York Standard. 81
am monarch of all survey" said frllo"
who was stone. blind.
Nothing can exceed the rage Of the Loco
Foco leaders at ,hcir utter inability to res
train or check the whelmn9 force Of pub
lie opinion in favor of old TippecaDoe.
II reminds us OF n crazy man We hoard OF
many wears ago who thought to silence the
yrcut Niagara cataract lie stood up before
Il, and calmly bot slernly bade /, be still. II
roared on, and his words were Iraudlblc.-
Then. lifting his voice ,o high pitch, he
cried .silence" The calar,c, roa ed on, and
again his voice was los, in the mighty noise.
Frantic with rage and disappointment, he
yelled. screamed, and shouted, all IN a breath
.s,op That internal rpronr ~ The cataract
roarcJ .najcstically Oh, and ali tho mo dnan's Z
wells and curses srerncJ unable to force their
Way through tue IlNlu uiUlosphNio "o '"eu
from his llvid lips. Such IL the fury and
such is the impo,cncy Of the demagogucs
who are trying TO qucll the earthquake roa
Of public sentiment.
Mrs. Eaton, We understand. visits Norll
Bend, while the Mnor elec'ionccrs III Ten
ncssco. Go hour, Gen. llarrison.-l. Mays
riHe Monitor.
How darcs such a mannkiD ss you Nj
Monitor, snecr at the woman, who IN 'h'
palmesl days of Jacksonisin, was 1.-The powe
behind the throne greater than the throne u
sclr'-,hc woman u, whose nod. Gen. JACK
ron demolished and built up cabIncts--ih,
woman from whom his administration tool
It's form and pressure more than from all th'
swerus or malo politicians iha. ever sur
rounded him p Prentice.
\ We hope the Loco Focos are really in 'n
yor of rotation aud rotary motions, for the.
will soon find themselves going heels ove
head.
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TIP II should be recollected that the
Wings Of the cities of New York and
Baltimore have always been in favor OF
establishing Registry law, of char
acter which would cfectually prevent
the possibility of fraud and illegal voting
at the polls On the other hand, the
friends Of Martin Van Buren, have al
ways opposed such law with great bit
terness and Zeal!-Mer. jour.
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M IL q Is 3 IL q q g.

In this town, OF Sunday last, by the Rev. 1homS'
Leavy Mr. Albert Pollard 10 Miss EilIabcth A. J. or
10y, both Of this town.
liz Middlsiown, on Wednesday esenius last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Ross, MIR. John +. Anthony 10 Miss Ruth T.
psckaan, cds.t daughter of Nr. Joshua PeoAham, oil
of that Town.
IN PROV idencs. on Wednesday afternoon, aisi issi
Mr. Joshua X. Brows TO Mss Eliza rhomson oil Of that
city.
In Rome, OneJa Co., New Ysrk on the 18th inst.
nv the Rev e.. vogoli, NJ. George Comstoek Of thu
20 sn, 10 Miss ReLeccs A. Palmer, Of Rene
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HERALD OF THE TIMES.

| II appears that a member OF the Society o'
Friends who writes for the New York Eve
ming Post, is so entirely ignorant Of the prin-
ciples and practices Of his "lllustrious pre-.
Jccessors' in Religious profession, as to
compare Martin Van Buren with Wm. Penn
Totally Ignorant nc must also be OF the early
history Of his own country, aud forgetlnl that
this comparison was made in the face Of that
remnant of red men, who have ever cherish
cd a grateful remembrance OF their great
brother, "Onas"- and who, keen eyed, aud
uncq vocal in the expression Of thor s"nt'-
ments, need only glance at tho .Hag'cian
TO pronounce him q" for"
TO show how silly is The comparison, let
us consider the facts that a fsw years since
when, for nt least century, The great PIN
Ilanihrophist there illuminated, had been
gathered TO his fu,hcrs--a party OF the de-
scendants oftbose who witnessed bis declar-
alton Of friendship for their race las long rs
the suI'nnd moon should cndnre'--and who
could eSporimen,ally testify
| THAT the knee of the kno,ied onk
| Must bend, ere the vow OF the Quaker broke
on being shown q statue Of VIM. Penn, IN
Philadelphis, knelt down in silent O.tostntion
of their reverence for this their gres, bcne.
factor--and that in every part Of tho Union
whero Quakers and Aborigines have been
brought into contact. r similar expression OF
heartfelt esteem has escaped from these true
children of Nature. Lastly, in how many
treaties with the United States have the red
men solicited tho company of their friends,
the Quakers, having more confidence IN them
than other "palc faces" thereby recalling
the remembrance Of that treaty, Of which, said
an eminent historian, "it wus the Only one
made by 'profcsscd' Christians, which was
no, confirmed with an oath, aud the only one
that was never broken"
he weakness Of this author is only equal
cd by his arrogance, in styling himself "Rob
ort Barclay" lie must Imagine the socot,
vastly dcgenera'ed, when he can ill tho eta
ton Of that great "Apologist"
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gressional election over the whole nun"
ber Of Van Buren, voters, and that tho
same majority Of Wing voters, with Mt
least an equal prospect Of increase with
the other side, can carry the Wing cleo
toral ticket. Boston Patriot.
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For sale,
SCHOOL,

ErOR A,ilmnciic, Book Keeping, P,n"nn
Il ship, French. Latin, &c. &c. will ba
opened on MONDAY evening, October 5lh.
Terms S2 pr Quarter
Pcr-ons wishing io acquire the ert OF writ
ing plain business hand. ~ u short iime
are invited to call aud exalainr The nc,hod
or instruction. ]. BRIGGS.
\ Oct. 9Th.
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D = A y II s.

In thls town, on the 18th inst, Mr.. DAME, Vernon
ngsd SIS yrns
On the 10th inst. Mrs. Esther Hsdey, naive o
Reading, Ms-s aged rs ysers.
ON Weduc,ay lsai, James H., only child Of Mr. Rob
ert o. Csswel. aged Q year. and Eioaths.
ON the 7th Inst, at tho house ef N. sweet naSa
ret Sheffield, a respsclabs colorod woman, eged u
years.
In Providence, on "Wednesday nonius. Mr.. smith
Barrett, forn~;l, OF Thomson, Co., aged 55--On Saiar
day, Mrs. Eliza ronle Rhodos, wife OF Geo A. Rhodes
and daughter az Tho lao Cap. Cornelius bono. sged 81
ON snndsy evening, apt. Wm. l.. Field, Ia the ilsi
On Monday, Mr. Joseph Dsker the 7,si year Of his
age.
Al Illinois Town. the 9Th inst, Uupt. Edward N.
Rathbons of this tow a, aged 20 Year,.
! In South kiIgstown, on the 18th inst. Mr. Joseph
sherman, In tho t2d year cf his oge.
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CoNNEcTIcUr TnANKsolvING.- Gov.
Ellsworth Of Connecticut has appointed
Thursday, Nov. 19, to be observed hs
day Of Thanksgiving 10 that State.
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Mr.. Grinnell, who twice declined IA
stand as the Wing candidate for Con
gress, has determined 10 accept The nomi
nation since this infamous attack upon him
and in consequence of it. lie was wait
ed upon by Ten thousand Of his fellow citi
zsns on Friday evening, and addressed
them in most able and eloquent man.
ner,
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TIL, infamous plot reeoihng "po" he
heads ot he Conspirotors.-We learn
by tho New York Express Of Monday,
tha, several of the most respectable
members of The Loco Foco party in New
Vork-Merchauis of TINT city-havs
chilled on Mr. Grinnell, aud expressed
20 him their horror at the base o,,emp
10 destroy his character, aud have as
sured him that they shall give hIm 'hci
support u, the ensuing election.
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The Philadelphia papers of Saturday
just received, bring us the card Of Mr..
Swift, the Mayor of that city, utterly
denying the truth Of the charges against
him and to be utterly wihou, the slightest
foundation in fact. Thus it will be seen
the cons pirators are met nt all points, and
are in a fair way to be overwhelmed
with everlasting disgrace and ignominy
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NOTICE is hereby given.'hat in pursuance
~ of the Charter, the shares "f the della.
quent Stockholders OF the Rhode Island
Coal Company, will be sold o, Auction at The
sales Room of William u. Frankiin, No. ~
Broad ct. New York, on The 20th day NJ
January next,,o satisfy on assessment OF Two
dollars per share, duo and payable ut the Of
ice of the subscriber, OIL tho i4,h inst
BY Order,
o. PETERS, Treasurer.
Portsmouth. n. l., Oct 18th IS40.--f,J20
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MAINE ELECTION. The Governor &
Council Of Maine have counted and de-
clured the vote in Maine for members OF
Congress, given nt the time Of the late
Governors election. The whole mum
bcr Of Wing votes given IN the State,
Including 80 scattering, was 1851, the
v hole number of Van Burcn votes, IN
cluding Lowell aud Wheeler IN the
Washington district, lianbl'n and In
nails IN the Peuobscot district, Little
9e,d and Paris in the Oxford district,
,op ether with 1853 scattering, - 40, TO-
making a Wing majority Of 221 and q
ne, Wing gain Of 6,734 votes compared
with the election Of 1899. This affords
a strong presumption that the returns u
1.-the Wing papers, showing that Governor
\ Ken, is elected, ore correct But y
this be nol proved, III shows couelus,ve',
\ a p,ajorIiy Of Wing voisIs ~ tue Con