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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

TnE TARmF-A letter from the Hon. Caleb Cush.
ing, dated at Washington, says-"Accounts from Eng
land are Of very small exports 10 the United States
There will have TO be modification of the tariff allow
inr goods to be warehoused, under the present sys
ten Of cash dues) much impedlment 10 commerce and
great falling of! in the receipts Of the Treasury.
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MEMBERS of the Society of the Medical and chrrslca II
w entity of Maryland, and of the American Society OF Den
Surseons-oice-F street, square above the Exchange. a
nearly opposite DR. Pumer's Church. Richmond, VaAnSs
teeth inserted in approved MANNER and all ope,a,
carefully performed Ladies eounry, ,o nd inerr
r The e,ty n be naiitd al their rcsidaer i ,
line through the p post paid Kill be promptly atsatd Fto
a number of references they select the following:
E. n. Carmichael, NJ. ID. prnf. Z. A. Harris, N. n B,h
Jas. Deae, NJ. ID. Rev. W. l. Waller, VI. D.
F. b. Watkins. ". n Rev. g. ~ heesee.
Cias Beale, ~ D., GordonsviIle, Va
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IMPORTANT TO DEALERS IN TOBACCO.-Thc foict L.,
section of the amend the act emitted ian act
into one The several acts force concerning the Inspector
Of tobaeco passed nh March, 1896 Is published for The f
ton OF all persons roncerned and especay dealers
upland tobacco, she" Ing The advantage they would dcnvr ire
Public Warehouse.
find be further fnaeed That, II any hogsbfad Of Tob'o
snail nave been Inspected al upland nsp ctinn, ant s
forwards be stored In any warehouse the city of Ichm
anu me Town OF Petersburg, other Than the public warehouse
TIE SAID city and the town Of Petersburg the Connovt
shall not be liable for destruction of
any means a.oevc unless ut the lime when the sams va
stored n such other warehouse eieiiert
bred horsheada II in the city Of Richmond, in he town
Petersburg, two hundred and sevenyfve hos,eads IA The @
nc warehouse aoresaid unless inspectors thereof s
have refused TO receive such tobac OF which 10
shall he their duty To give certificate, If required"
Nov. 4 s9-HE
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DRTNTING INK--We shall have constantly on hand full
supply Of Johnson Durars bes, Printing Ink moderate
prices
Enquirer ONCE, March 10, lsia, 100
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10
HATS AND CAPS,
a Prices TO Sau The Times.

THE subscribers respectfully beg inform thei h
and the public Of Richmond and vicinity, that they has
OIL hand splendid assortment Of HAIRS and CAPS, Of the arn
their Hats Of supsrior s,av and FAST eoors eins mans
tured hy themselves expressly for their retail trade They
below list Of the Hats at present, which offered v "
public cheap any other house In the city for cash:
Fine black Cashmere Beaver Brush, Nuuil Rus.s, Ma's
Coney, and Wool-also, good Silk and Angola Hats ir
have just finished fresh lot Of splendid Molsskin Hats 81
rior iusire light, and elastic Gentlemen wanting cooo -
cheap Hat respectfully requested "a gre %. c.
SMITH & HURLEY.
Corner oil Main and 10Th Stfc,'
Snr "a sf-N9a
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and indeed our citizens generally would have been both
pleased and proud Of his presence among them
1Peunsutranidu.
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the Exchequer. The principal speakers were S NJ
Brown, h. y. WlckHe, aud Genera! John M. NC
Gala.
We are all opposed to changing the Constitution 10
the Bankrupt Law, and unned States Bank. ne
only difference OF opinion to the details OF an iHs.
futon 10 supply sonnd currency AT the close Of ,ne
debate, Robert Wckie, jr, rose and said mat on ,ha'
dav d,snc nished gentleman, Hon. Chiffon Ahan'
had addressed the Clay Club and had attempted to con-
vince the people ct ih's county that the Veto power
onrb, 10 be restricted Dir. w. said that Il. The last
session Of the Legislature, ore OF the members from
the county yetie, aud before the subject had been
discussed in Congress, he had taken ground on tins
ouest;sn The honorable gentleman (Mr Ailan,) was
now present, and behalfof the constitutional Clnb
h. would invite hm 10 attend The next meeting oil lie
Club, when he would meet The gentleman and discuss
the whole subject before the people. II the honorable
MIR Allan attend shall have very interesting de-
bate and We have full confidence in the ability oil our
late Representative in The Legislature 10 meet HIN, on
that or any other political question. FAfETTk.
p s. rs one cf Me fruits Of the Constitution Club,
would call your attention TO an article IN the Lex
ington In,clgencrr of this morning from which you
will perceive tina: .r. Clay is SOW ceiling 10 80 into
N,i;oUgi Generation!
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form of PROXY

KNOW ALI. MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That we, the
Subscribers being Stockholders in the James River aud Nd
naw,a Company do hereby constitute and appoint our
true and 10 represent each OF US IN al
general meetings said Company when we
are mot personally represented by some other proxy
will full power and authority such general meetings, TO give
such voes do such other act or acs as each OF "
could give or do member of the said meeting, II we were
personally present do hereby fy and confirm whatever
do for us in pursuance of authority hereby conferred him.
Witness orr hands aud seals this - day OF -, one
thousand eight hundred and -. - - SEA,
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TRUST SALE-Pnrsan the provisions Of Decd Trust,
executed by Rub b. Corbn TO samuel c. sco aud James
G. Luck, duly recorded In the Clerks Office Of
County Court In order certain Of money therein
specified acting Trustee, will proceed 10 'r Tuesday,
Goth december next Bannans Store the county
Caroline Tract Of Land known by the OF Hard Bargain.
containing 2 less for cash. Upon this tract "f
land good dwelling and ,oeraby good orchard The
quality land good having formerly hecn sold for 500 So
per The title this land indisptable but, acting
Trustee shall only such title as is vested in
s. C. SCOTT, Acting Trustee.
81 1e-wtds
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- EMOYAI-R y. HUDSON, Denis has removed his Office
H. III. square above the Banks, Main street, door to
the residence of James Dosher, Esq.
He performs all operations the Teeth for their beauty and
preservation and nse Incoupbe Teeth, singy, in full
sets, the most approved plans.
Ladies' Interested respectfully invited
and examine his Of Teeth comprising every variety
of shades carefully selected from the most celebrated anuac
turers.
ne also inserts Artificial Palates designed
to iis proper and sound.
Refer the Rev. Dr. Pnmer Rev Dr. Empe Hubbard Gard
Co., Gen. Peyton, s. s. Baxter Esq; Dr. Chambeayne,
DR.. B.ockenbough, Gen. Peeram and Dr. Il. e. Catell.
Oct. l6 is-wIy
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ID EECH CREEK ACADEMY-The undersigned would
the public, tina, they have again employed Mr. D.
to snpeIinend this School for the year 1872 which
continue mouths Having been in employ for the iw
past years and perfect satisfaction having been gwen we feel
confident recommending the School the public Instruction
will be given in Creek Latin French Mathematics aud all En-
esh branches usually taught In Academies Paienaf attention
will be given speaking and composition There u now
eancy Of eight scholars and IL application u nadr
they be in the School, Few locations
be desirable, either for morals, health, study
Tuition per yea: English $780, Language $50 Board &0
G. 2. GoODALI, NATHANIEL CROSS,
JAMES MCDOWELL, THOMAS NJ. WHITE,
WM. L. WHITE. JESSE VIM.
Hanover, Nov. 90, 1872. S9-wti
~ The Wing win copy as above.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANDATORY,
Cary Street, three doors aJore the Columbian Hotel
Richmond "a

H. ANTHONY still continues TO sell Hats at the following
low prices:
Plain Russia Brush Hats from 81 so Silk Hats made
fine fur bodies water proof from 81 20 TO s. sos Boys Hats
from 81 IS 81 Fur Caps from 81 to SQ Gentencns Cloth
Caps from So 10 ST. together with Of Mems aud
Boys HAIR seae and Glazed Caps black and dab Wool Hats
wholesale and retail. Terms-Cash.
s. lie keeps during the Summer large Of
horn Palm Leaf Straw and Willow Hats. suitable for all ages
N B. Hats madr to order
January lst 1872 7awIyt
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Nov. -

I1EMALE SCHOOL IN fOIiSA-'rhe School at my hoa,,
the education of young ladies' will reconmence N0a
day. the 10th Of January under the super, on al Mis- q
tarine Randolph Dodge Of New York, who has discharged
highly responsible duties of teacher in sa,IsfaGI
patrons the present year. The undergGed Therefore
competent and faithful In this school ever
will BE- taught necessary constitute complete English Educ
ton together with Painting Music ard the French ansGs.,
The srhon having established with the -aca
of my Children will b-, heretofore restricted 10 \
numh-r OF pupils The location IL prnverbal for lis eaine
and its cnnteliy the Louisa Railroad will prove
for the transportation Of pupils and their baggage
The terms including every necessary expense for the sch
lastic year, will be $50.
My address is Potiicsyi lille, Louisa county.
CLAYTON G. COLEMAN
Jerdone Castle, Louisa co, Dec 2, lsi2. 6y-ws
AND NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE-The subscriber vi
l2h day Of December next " fair otherwise, the FAR
thereafter The Farm which he resides, in The of r
rico situated about four miles below the OF Richmond b
tween the New Bridge and Williamsburg Stage road,
healthy gent and moral ighorond Da
about On OF which rstrate mud land, with Twelve
land Is well adapted TO the growth Of CORN oais wheat
tcnary led clover, fourth Of which is cleared h
Astounding In pine and oak wood, which, Of
guilty to Richmond, Is very valuable, which mas
made with TO the city per day. The improvements
two story building, 32x feet built Of the Materials
trcly with basement story above the ground of BRICK
all necessary out houses mostly There IL in the s3
neverfaling well OF good any below
TKRNs SALE.-One third Of the purchase money
purchasers giving bonds hearing incrrs from the LIST day
nuary lsa3 with deed u the property 10
credit payments. BURWELL sTARkE.
Nov. III 5i--wis-
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GAYNOR K LYELL.

Agents for the Proprietor,
One door above the Bell Tavern, Main street.
20 J9-wtfS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-08

HENRY CLAY. lie was the higLes, in tho alice
tons OF The peope-lhe proudest Of his coun,ry's
hoeriy, The greatest IN his kno~ledse Of her III
teresis kentichs's second tavoriie son. j. J.
Crttenden, aud Gov. Me,caif tho old ..Stone
hummer" of o,her days also there. with 9th.
eFs bat little less distinguished. Cd Tom E,.
ing the Sllt boiler hero with his comoesr
Tom CoTw.n tho wagon boy. BIT We canno,
parucuiarlze further. Suffice II TO say that i,
was by far the largest assemhlage ever convened
IN the I. States, and tia, the creates, harmony
and good feeling parsaded tho whole; and we arc
glad to have II IN our power 10 say thu, many Of
our political opponents were also present For
more dahpIte description We refer tho reader
10 another column.
We cannot refrain from saying ,ha, a. i. usual
with our friends at ID iyton the latch srin. hung
out completely The citizens of that place arc
equally celebrated Tor their hospitality as they
arc for collecting large crowds Of people Tho
ladies' of the "banner city" deserve the highest
praise for the spirit they manifest such occa>
slons, and we hope that their beauty my never
fade, nor their virtues cease 10 shine until they
arc translated TO purer and higher world than
this.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-08
MIR. CLAY Att SEGHrsTO wv.

Mr. Clay AMI suite, attended By several Of tho
citizens OF wayne county. arrived a, Knights
town, bout / o'clock Monday, and was vel
coined 20 The village and Henry county BY r. NJ.
Cooper IN neat and appropriate Mr..
Cay replied in a &c " brief rem ,rks and fol-
lowed by his eloquent associates from Kentucky,
who spoke at some length the various political
measures which now agitate The people OF this
country, and anenljyerted with considerable
verify np5n the blss and peril liols Of his
Accidency John Tyler. The crowd d,persed 10
The evening, and after Mr. Cay received tho
compliments and respects Of rnany Of The citizens
Of kuightstown.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-08
MIR. CLAY AT RICHMOND,

Hero Mr. Clay and hts friends met with most
cordIal reception. Ayrcoabiy to previous ar
engagements, m immense number Of our citizens
met at the State llne tdnr miles east OF town nc.
companIcd by a deicga,ion Of gentlemen from In.
dlanapolrs for the parposc Of receiving and well
coming the dis iInguIsed Statesman OF The west TO
the State OF !ndi-na- Uo arriv ed u, tho State
line about Ii o'cIncIs aud US received 10 a neat
and appropriate address by Douglass Mcguire,
ESQ Of indianapolis, to which Mr.. Clay replied
~ his usual felicitous style. lie ihon taken
70 town, IN a barouche prepared BY tho commits
tee on behalf of the State, accompanied by tho
mass OF people 'hero assembled 10 welcome him
After Passin. through the principal streets Of The
city, he was conducted TO The Hotel Of VIM
Nixon, where he cnior,ained dur,ns his stay
Al two o'clock he escorted 10 The stand pre-.
pared for h,m, where he addressed large colfec-
ton Of people, the largest perhaps assembled
in tne county. We suppose there from i'
teen II twenty thousand people present Ia hts
speech no discussed the vaiion- important pr,nci
pies advocated by tie great Wing party, md IN a
style Of cnnv iucing cIoG he surpassed
\, the close ofhis speech, petition was prosen-
ted to hun by Hiram Mendenhall, of X .ndolph
county, raging him to Sc, his slaves at liberty
. The petition Is SAID to be signe! by some two
thousand persons, of nil ages. sexes. co'ors md
conditions From the Respectable and upright,
though mistaken citizen, - the degraded colorcd
PauPer. Mr.. Cay treated the petition, tho peti-
toners, md the individual bY whom il was pre-
senieI 81 ist right" We regret our inability nj
this time to give even brief sketch OF this pnr-
ton of his speech. We have copious notes how
eve, from which We may al fItnro day present
that portion Of the speech 10 our readers Mr.
Clay followed IN a &c remarks by Cow
Mctcalf, AMI also by the Hon. J J Crtlendcn In
the evening the crowd which asst nblcd at Mr..
spirited style by CALEB b. SMITH. Esq and Nv C.
ANDERSON, Esq. Of Dtyton. Thus closed The
day wlthou, any acclden, having occurred mar
the harmony aud good feeling which pervaded The
crowd. On Sunday Mr.. Clay attended meeting
Of the ,cteiy Of Friends, the Yearly Meeting Of
which SuctetY WIS at that tifne in session. San,
Day being day Of public worship. Daring Mr.
Cldy's So ourn here, he visited by many Of
our citizens and the strangers IN attendance at tho
Yearly Meeting, and received their congraiula-
tons and wishes for his health and prospe rity
Ia tho afternoon Mr.. Clay accompan MED Mr.. R,ri.
den to his residence in CentreYiiie. We regret
that VIC have not time for a moro minute and par
time aEd circumstances prevent II.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-08
MR.. CLAY AT CAMBRIDGE CITY.

On Monday, NJ. Clay arrived a, Cambridge,
about j o'clock, and was received IN a hs ndsome
manaer by some five thousand of our fellow -c,.i-
zans. IL welcomed by Inc Roy. SAMUEL
HosuoUR, % whom ne replied in lew remtrks.--
Messrs. CRIrrESDES and MErc.LF, also address
sed the people who had collected TO gree, them
and Mr.. CLAY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-08

DANIEL WEB,rER.-Tne auxouslv looked FOR
speech Of the Secretary of State, in which it
anticipated he would "Jofinc his position has
been received. 1t is great; n misceIlancons
way and the position he has assumed, IS we ro-
greet TO say unworthy the high character MEL
Webster has heretofore mlintulncJ. We shall
give extract from TINS speech next week, When
readers Will have opportunity IF forming
their own opinions.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-08
PRESIDENT T.,


Gov Jeremiah Morrow, of Warren Co.
ADVERTISEMENTS,
Gov Joseph Vance, OF Champaign Co.
Gov. Alien Trimbie, of Highland
Jacob Burnett, of Hamilton
Samuel Forrer, OF Montgomery
Charles B. GODDARD, of MuskinguIn
Joseph R:dgwnv. of Franklin
James Bel, Of Guernsey
John johnson. Of Miami
Amos ii. Caffee, of Licking
David Griffith, of Cnyahoga
Doctor Baker. of Huron
William B Thraii, of Pickaway
Wii.,am J. Reese, of Fairfield
Edward Hamilton OF Sciota
J l.. Ia ylor, Of Ross
SECRETARIES.
William NJ Wilson Of Dlrke Co.
Samuel White, Of Licking
William Oliver, of Hamilton
William F. Conlcy. of Montgomery
James A. Brggs, OF Cuvahoga
Lewis d. Campbell, of Butler
And now this preliminary business over, the
wclkin rang again with long, and loud. and chcer>
ing shouts. Mr.. Clay had arrived and taken
his plnce on the stand. When the commotion
produced by his appearance had snbsided. and
order was proclaimed by the Grand Marshall, Mr..
Schenck, in behalf oil the COMMITTEES. and OF the
Wings Of Ohio. presented and read the foilowin 2
Among people, free themselves, and deter
mined to transmit, unmpalrcd to Postertiy the
same great Inheritance Of popular rights, the sc
lection of their public sgents, from the highest
Office in their gift those OF The least InPor
lance, is the dearest TO ,hem;-it - their tree
gift md 10 man, who values the true spirit of
republican Institutions, should lightly hwart The
popular viii, when that arbi'er Of oil most cher
lshed by freemen. like the rush of mighty waters,
pours itself along IN an irresistible Hood oil I'M
bought, enthusiasts atfecuons-
In this spirit the Wing masses OF OHIO. this
day have met to welcome their brethren Of Ken
lucky. The good. the great, the patriotic OF both
States, nov contend, they haze long sirug
gled unterritiej and unsubduej. for the same
great principles of national policy
The Wing masses Of the two States arc also
ANNA ed by a like undivided, unanimous opin
ion as to the individual 10 be selected Tor the
of those principles,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-08
MR.. CLAY At GREENFIELD.

Mr Clay aud his friends il attendance dined
at Greenfield Tuesday. Severa! speeches
were made during their stay, but time DID no, per-
nj them 10 remain as long here could have
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-08

Tie same oil h0on' in Ncio YORK The Young
Men of the State Of New York held a tremendous
Convention at Auburn on tho 2lst ult. Innu.
mesablo banners were displayed on the occasion,
upon many of which were IN scribed, Hcnry Ciny
and Protection of American Iadustry'' The dele =
CATION from Oaondago county had IN their pro-
cession live coon. with the inscription, The
same OLD Coon" My that same old Coon" live
n thousand years.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-08
FROM TIL. EDITOR
INDIANAroLIs, OCT. > h Is.

INDIANAPOLIS, OF. oh 1872.
lam a, the capital Of oar State in the midst Of
a glorious crowd of Wings good and true. Tho
spifit Of 1910 is re-awakencd here, aud the o.
familiar shouts Of free aud independent men are
now ascending and reverboraIing all aroonJ me-
On las, evening the town crowded per
feet jan. After nighfal large nsscm6lnge col
lec,ed in front Of Browning's and were addressed
IN true style by the Hon K. W. ThorD.on
the Hon Jlmes R4riden, aud David kilgoro Esq
On this morning the streets were again crowded
md the note Of preparation TO form procession
to proceed to meet Mr.. Clay, was heard 10 every
direction. The procession left bout nine o'clock
and returned about eleven, and after passing thro
several Of the streets arrived al the stand about
meri dian Mr.. Clay spike about two hours
HIS speech will probably be published IN a few
days. The crowd present has been yariously es-
timated at from 20 to 40 thousand. lam writing
in the midst of the crowd aud am pressed for ell
bow room and time. ! subion brief notice Of
Mr.. Gays tour, which has also been hastily
thrown together.
MIR. CLAY AT DAYToS.
Kentucky's ustrious Statesman me, fer Of
his friends, say 10000 at Dayton on the 2S.h
ded the mass cannot be conceived, by any repre-
sena,ion on paper. To appreciate it The rea-
der should have been eye witness or an actor
IN the scene. From passing events for The last
few months We feared that the treachery Of the
presen, Executive Of this nation had cast so deep
gloom Of despair people that the glo-
rious spirit Of 1910 we'll nigh crushed; but
the vast assembIsge Of people a, Dly,on, their
music, their banners, their hearty shouts, and
the general enthusiasm OF the great crowd Of the
real Democracy there assembled convinced US
that # the peif1y Of the had for time
wtthered he hopes and almost blasted the conf
Gence of the people, yet there was a reGccming
spirit IN the land-lhat though The people had
been deceived, BETRAYED, vet they were eq!a! to
the emergency, and that they would stand ~
their country and It's beloved institutions, and
tina, they were ready 70, The contest
.: the number of persons who composed tina, tru-
~ mass meeting, We have means or judging.
We only do so by comparison, and will mere
ly say that II there were 100000 present a; the
celebrated convention there assembled on The
lOth of September, SO, there was a least 300
coo presen, the 29ta uIf. They came from
the and west, and from the north and the
south. There was The bold and patriotic Ken.
tnckIan-the intrepid and devoted Buckeye, anI
the no less bod nd patriotic. intrepid and devo-
led Hoosier-the Wolverine from the norih-ihe
Sucker from The West-the citizen Of the sold
dominion"-ihe Conastogian of PennsylyanIa-
the Teunesseean was ,here-ihe old North
State" was duly represented. and many an on e
wa. there from York State" and to fill out the
medley, the facotious Yankee was there far from
his hum. Bot in this vas, crowd who stood The
h'ghes', the Proudest and The graetest? l, twas
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-08

GTWe have been absent from our tripod for
the last two weeks, and have now returned Only
IN time osay that we hope not to leave 1t again
for sometime.
We canno, refrain, however, from commencing
ne true and gallant spirit that We have seen man
Ifes.ed towards tho Hon Henry Clay whilst on
his way from this place to tho capitol Every
where he was received with marks Of high re-
speci and entertained with heartfelt hospitality.
We regret we have no, room to particuarize. -
We shall take occasion 10 do so next week # no
unforeseen Circumstance prevents.
Mr.. GAYS Speech at Dayton, will be published
as soon as he shall have an opportunity Of rcsis.
!Dg II.
The Globe says: "1rhe Democratic Qoco) party
Is IN condition Of peculiar decacv and dlilicuI
ty.' II is about to be carried off with The gal
loPing consumption"