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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-15
COUGHS,
PHTHlSlC,
ONCHI
PHTHISIS

III 7 INEVaFNIIID.
a Nd all other Bronchial or Catarrhal affections ore
aHs EFFtcrUALLY, and frequently PERMANENTLY reiie.
we'd and cured by DIR. TRUXAL'S IN~FAIItRIE
COUGH REMEDY IL has never failed 10 give annie
satisfaction. One or two d1ses wil SATISFY YOU thai its
virtues are not exaggerated. Read the following from
the wife OF The junior editor Of the Pittsburgh Temper.
ance Banner and daughter of Judge Gordon, of Mon
ongahela city, ia.
DR. fmNal-buring the spring of ~ | contracted
cold, which was attended with a most peGplexinr conan
and shooting pSlus through my lungs. IL was aImo,t
impossible 10 lie down or rest al night, for acute nan
aud shortness OF breath; and ater using a bottle of ole
hrated Imperial Cough syrup without benefit too.
TWO DOSES of your lnfaliibls Remedy, aud was perE.ctIs
relieved, and have not been troubled with II aimee
MARTHA ]. G. ALTER.
Pittsburgh. Dec 20, 1871.
& TAYLOR, and MELLOR. IS cts Der bottie
mr. Is
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BaanrtI s. Is obtnsou.

BASSETT q ROBINSON,
No. 81 and 80, South Wheeling.
FYAVE just received their late fall stock of Goods
IL which vii he found pretty and unusually cheap
please call and see, no trouble TO show our goods.
Nov %
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D1rnmarR>
CAAY

Corner of Clay aud Fourth Street, opposite
the Steel Factory,
WHEELING, VA.
p. M'sINNIs, O. W. CUNNINGHAM. JAMES BAGGs.
CUNNINGHAM & co.
KTTAREROOM at the House OF ID. M'Ginnis, No ITS
wv East side Of Market square, where in addition
TO his own stock of lion, Nails, Groceries. SC, will be
constantly kept on hand all kinds of castings; cooking
stoves of the most approved styles, also every other des-
cripiion of Stoves and Crates of the hest and most
beautiful that are now in use; sugar and wash kettles
of all sizes, a good assortment: also every other descrip-
ton of ware to make the assortment complete. We are
also making preparations 10 have a good assortment of
the various patterns of Ploughs for the coming season,
all OF which viii he sold on the most reasonable terms.
Job work done al the sh ortesi notice and lowest rates.
Jan Sgd MGlNNlS, CUNNINGHAM &C
JAs. n. M0ILL. s.. n. BusHFIELp. WALTER C. ROE.
TFcGIIL,, BUSIIFIELD 4 ROE, Wholesale Grocers
IVA and Commission Merchants, No. 1914 Liberty st
n ishlrgh. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-15
THE GOOD INTENT
CLOTHING S'sOESE!

One Door oboue The U. s. Hotel, Water ST.,
Wheeling, Va.
J II AUSS Il co.
FEEEP constantly on baud all kinds OF
81 MADE CLOTHING.
Also furnish TO order any Garment in their line OF supe-
rinr workmanship. and in the latest fashion. jy 90.
EXTRA CHEAP
NEW FALL WINTER GOODS,
AT II WATER ST. f CLOTHING STORE,
Second door below the u. s. Hotel,
T. me Vi
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C0nferti0ndrp.
s u u

q WHEELING
W2axS[INlS SADDLE. TRUNK AND
eF MNMEWJ EYARNESS ESTABLISHMENT
NhNw& M The subscriber has on hand, and
WNFnN7MWN ~ cont iuually manufacturing Saddles
NWAiiNI,IN Trunks. Harness, Saddle bags, Car
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pet Bags, Hames, Collars, Whips sc.
SWAiNulLgy &C. all of which he viii sell on the
very hest terms. and 10 which he in
vites the attention Of those wishing
any thing in his line, at tbcold stand
No ISL Main At. Also a fnc lot of kofns' superior horse
fly nets very cheap.
MA JOHN NOT
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PRINTS

PRINTS.
a LMOsT any number at your own price 70 he found
IN al BASSETT & ROBINSON.
Nov %
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COPPER. TIN.

\ STEt.T TKON WARE
lS5 Market Square, IPheeting, Va.
ry1lIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
u The public generally that ne has removed his safe
Rooms into the large brick building adjoining his old
stand, where he is fully prepared to do all work, either
in Tin, Copper or sheet iron, entrusted to him, with des
patch. I have on hand a large assortment of Tin and
Copper ware that viii sell for cash or to prompt cuslo-
mers on a shert credit. mr. II GEO JOHNSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-15

Competing, o po1s o ! 60 are S now sseeisins We" very
large additions to then former s,ocS of carpets, On
cloths, Rugs, fable covers. Mating, etc.-of the latest
and most desirable styles that can he selected from the
best manufacturer III the country-onr friends and Gus
toners will please call aud examine aur s~iock-which
we Will sell at prices that cannst faii 10 please:
mar Main st.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-15
REMOVAL

WyHE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
- the public generally that they have removed nom
their old stand on Main ST., to the new and spacious
building lower end of Market ST.. where they have every
convenience fpf the mandatory of
STAGES, WAGONS AMI CARTS
in the chsdpcst and lest manner, also for all kinds OF
~Blacksmithing, which viii he promptly attended IN.
Thankful for past favors they respectfully solicit d
continuance Of public patronage IN their line.
octq HUSDN & LITTLE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-15
GREAT BARGAINS,

WHEELING AND BELMONT BRIDGE CLOTHING STORE.
r BEG leave To call the attention of my customers, as
L well as every body else to my new and
SPLENDID OF FALL GOODS,
Just received froui eastern cities, and bought on the hest
terms, at auction and Johhing houses.
My stock consists of the following articles, viz
Supr black blue and fancy colored French Cloth, Cas-
siineres of all grades and styles. Cassine.s, Satin. Silk
velvets and other Vesiing, Handkerchiefs, fancy Sus
Penders, Gloves, Hosiery, Lambs Wool and China silk
under shirts and Drawers.
Ready Made Clothing.
My stock Of ready made clothing is very large and
not surpassed by any other in the city, aud consists Of
Sup'r French cloth dress frock Goats, Cashmere and
Cassinet pants, Nestings Of all kinds and qualities,
Shirts, a very fine article of bleached muslin, check and
flannel.
Customer Work.
Having received the latest New York and Phiadel-
phla fashions and having engaged while east, a superior
and fashionable Cutler, am prepared to execute York
in the neatest aud most fashionable style. In aw
stock 10 as large, my styles as good, and my pr
as cheap, as in any other establishment west of
mountains. Call and look for yourselves.
My motto is: Short profits for cash.
oct G KAMMERER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-15
TE. ES, .Bss.
GAIL ROIND

r II. HUSS 4 Co., have just received their Fall and
- Winter stock of goods which is much larger than
usual. The friends an customers Of the establishment
are invited to cal. All kinds eff clothing furnished rea-
dy made or to order at the shortest notice.
Recoliect TO call one door above the U. $. Hotel, wa
ter street. where the Blanket coats are hanging right side
Dnf nnf 1 %
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WINDOW GLASS.

" = :" IT d"H BTtSSUT dT STZrs,
also a full stock of window sashcs, always on hand and
for sale at No l25 Main st. sc
dec 10
y e BBLS "large" No , MackereI,
4 ~ Is do No > Mackorcl,
10 half bhls Mo- do, 10 do do No | do, for sale by
feb "a MORROW & WAKEMAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-15

RITTER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP or A < WILD CHERRY
i'IiiS pleasant, safe and efieacious remedy for eouqhs
colds, sore thro7i, Asthma, splitting Of blood, aud iii
diseases of the chest tend ne to CoNsuMrrIoN. IN for sal,
by 5torekeepers, generally, IN this and adjoining coun.
ties, Al IHG Low PRICE oF IS CTS. PER BOTTLE; and
wholesale and retail by the pgoprieiors,
J l. x y J RITTER, Druggists.
li North Second ST., below Vine, PuILfA.
Read the following voluntary testimonial -
Snithieid, Monroe co, Pa, Dec T. ls47
Messgs J /. & Is Ritter: Genteneu-I feel if nv
duly To aek howledge 10 You the great benefit | have re.
celVed from the use OF your Compound Syup of Tar
and Nd Cherry. Having been for q long time afflicted
with a Pulmonary complaint, | tried all The usual rem.
odies without obtaining relief, when, fortunately for mo.
was recommended TO Use your Syrup. The 1rst bottle
made dec idediy favorable impression on my disease
| continue taking ii. and an happy to say 1t has afforded
me great rchef, and cheertuliy recommend th0s. snC
ierins under similar complaints TO use your nvainable
heiicihe. JOHN NEWHART.
mr. 20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-15

REYDRANTS-valve and cock Hydrants at ri IS
3D. burgh prices, warranted To work well, at
mru JOHNSON ,lsj, Market Square.
r FAD Pipe always on hand nd furnished at short
- notice al mr. u JpHNSo >, 10 Markei pr
Stopper K~ETTLEs-Wash aud Stew Kettles on
u hand and for sale low at ~IOHASDN'S,
mru lS5 Market square.
SHoFFEE MfLI.S-A Superior artcie OF Livingston
" SRoaginfs main ais lnfe. Gu baud and for sale low at
nrtl LNNNSlN's. us Marhci Slnare.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-15

MARSH. TAYLOR * MARSH

a RE now receiving, for the Spring and Summer
Il. trade of i64s, their large, desirable, aud well seicc.
ted stock of all kinds of English, French, German and
American Dry Goods, usually kept in a Dry Goods store,
which they viii he glad to exhibit TO all who will tavcr
them with a call. mI2l
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ySMrMe9WpR>
-lNOR SALE
NC, l23.

q Splendid assortment Of windsor chairs, ann rock
, ing chairs, small chairs, seitees etc. at
dee 10 W. RIIELDAFFERS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-15
BRIDGE CORNEI


8. RHODES of the Rig Wirio ", will sell all the
~ = most ceiehr tied makes of Fr.ncn tLOTHS and
CASSIMERES, cheaper for cash than ANY LIVE MAN
mar 81
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FOR THE LADIES.
SELBY, AGNEW AND SWEAKINGEN,

AO0 r'S Fancy Print. $50 ps blue and orange do
fVV 100 Merrimac do so do Rlk and white do
Reed this day at SELBy, AeSEw & swEARtSoEN's
mr 81 Monroe ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-15

III: JOHNSTON, JR.
27e Main ST., Wheeling, Va.
II AS the pleasure TO inform his customers and buyers
IL generally that his stock of goods now being opened,
is varied and embraces many new and rare articles.
fab 4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-15

I.,c Forks, with polished tound tynes. man
ufactured of best refined cast steel, Just
and for sale by OFT & GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-15
BERAGES

900 pieces plain blk, mode. str ped and fancy barred
Beraees; extra mode embroidered. superhne quality sa.
I'm stripe, rich graduate satin stripe, blk and barred
aud IN short, everything iii the Berage Inc that is in
market.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-15

r N store, a large lot of French, carleton and Man
n chester Gmghans, which WIZ be sold at reduced
prices, To make place for new sSsins stock. CAL and
see. GREER 81 MDTTE,
feb 10 No 1872 Market ST.
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DRESSES, &c.

Linen Lustrc embroidered Dresses, something new
also, Linen iusire III the piece, plain and figured.
A few white French needle worked Dresses. some
thing that entirely ~surpasses anything ever offered in
this city, a, prices from s To 25 dol'rs.
2O1 pieces French lawns, beautiful styles; excellent
quality fot l2ac per yid.
- pieces embroidered Lawns. very rich.
20 ps mourning and second mournin. Lawns.
French needle. worked coi,ars and capes of the finest
quality. double aud single. at very low prices.
Mohair Poplins, u new aud beautiful article of Dress
Goods.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-15
esk. .EstHNSEON.

a distinguished graduate from one ofihe FIRST Colleges in
the United STATES, which may he seen by his Diploma
also, a member Of the Royal College of Surgeons, and lit.
ceutiate ofihe Apothecaries' Hall, London; and the grea
ter part of whose life has been spent in the first IIospi
tails in Europe and America, viz: those of Lsndon, Paris
aud Philadelphia, may be consulted on all diseases, but
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-04-15
COOK &FARNSWURTH,

AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and general agents, for the purchase and sale Of
oDUCE ASp MERCHANDISE e. of every description,
% and 30, West Front Street,
CINCINNATI, @.
RETEs TO Messrs. FORSYTH & BAKER, Water street,
augl7Iy Wheeling, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16
HON WNI C.. kIVES

Some weeks ago the Rougli and Ready Club appoint
cd commi,tee to invite the Hon. VIM c. Rves 10 Wis
il Lyuchbug and make address 70 its citizens. The
Committee promptly discharged tie duty assigned 10 it
Owing To his absence frlm home, Mr.. Rves did
ceve the invitation for time. We annex his
swer and sincerely egr, his inability make visit
We regret it the from, having heard his truly GREAT
speech at Lexington We regard him. since that time,
as not only fist Of the day, but Of
the most distinguished orators.
CASTLE HILL, llth Oct, 1913.
Gentlemen:-On my return from Lexington, few
DAYS since had the honor 10 receive your conmunicl
lion Of 2Gh u., conveying To me, in very fIucring
Terms the cordial invitation the Rough and Ready
Club Of Lynchburg. address the people Of that
and lis vicinity the suhjrcl the Presidential election
need hardly yon, gentlemen. how much pleas
nre would give m"iu accept This falterng invitation
from my good friends in Lynchburg, if il my
power To do So But since my from l.rxlng on
nv voice has been almost aXnrushed BY huarseneSs
the general fnebleness Of my health renders NE phys
cay incapable Of much effort in the way Of public speak
believe that shall be hardly noticed missing where
there many able and younger champions 10 nphut
glorious canse, destined. humbl hope, TO guon ''con
querng and 10 conquer The willing and hearty support =
virtuous and intelligent people.
Believe me, pray you, gentlemen. very truly and
faithfully your friend, w. c. RIVES.
| MesSs. MAURICE LANGHoHNE, WV. Nj. BLAC X
FORD, COMMITTEE, sc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16
nj the FOURTH was 81 divided as ,s

wholly untrue And the FOURTH was 81 divided as to
pre>cnta truism =
"ReS,lved Thai Tie Constitution the broad
princ,pe q efiay he members Of the Conpder-
acy." Mr.. Fillmore voted aganst the one and in favor
d The other. p1g- 63
The remaining part the ihirl and nrth lutions
and par, of the h. which chses the SERIES must be
placed together 10 understand What followed.
Ani that the agitation u the subject of Slavery IN the
District Of Columbia the Territries, MANS AND
WITH THE uf disturbing overthrowinI that nsti
tulpn u ihe several Sales is against the irne spirit
ana meaning Ut the Constitution Infringement Of the
righs ct The States affected and breach OF The publ,
faith III which they entered into this Confectionery"
And that Congress. in the exercise of lis acenowl.
edged powers, has right to discriminate between the
ms uus Of portion Of the States and another WITH
VIEW OF aboshnI the one and preventing the Other"
18th Resolved therefore. That all attempts on ihe
part of Congress In ab fish Slavery in the District Of
olumba The L Iritories prohibit the removal of
Slaves from State TO Safe. 10 discriminate between
the ns uilnns Of portion Of the Conederacy aud the
oher.wTH THE VIEWS AFORESAID, are in violation 81 the
Cons tuition, destructive Of the fundamental principle
which the union Of these States rests and beyond The
jurls LECTION Of Congress"
The remaining part of the 9th "a division oft having
been called) was as follows
And that petition, memorial, resolution, propo
son paper touching relating any way, any
extent whatever. 10 Slavery aforesaid, the aholl
ton thereof shall, the presentation thereof without
any further action thereon, be laid upon the table with
out being debai ed"
"Mr. Wise after division of the resolution had been
ordered AT the word Congress- ab the
of he House all the buttons moved a suspension
of the rules with view of offering amendment 10
This proposition strike the words. with the
views aforesaid" He pledged himself TO vote for the
resolution if those words stricken out"
The Chair could not entertain the motion to suspend
the rules
"Mr. Wise. Well then. remark that these The
,cords that SOLD the SOUTH. Cong. Globe, page
IS
Mr.. Fillmore then voted against these several reSolu-
lions which ''so The Son'; for it will he perceived,
these same words, ch the viers aforesaid For eqnira-
lent ones all these propositions III effect
and implicitly affirm, that if the several acts OF unrghe-
uurpaon ected not performed rith the rte,cs
nfocsad that is, with the view 10 abolish Slavery IN
The States they might all be properly and constitution
ally done. And for this he is arragned as an enemy TO
The Southland with that aundiced vision which loves
to spy wrong mnve where proper one is censpc-
nous, charged fer dis, with affirming that all these
usurpaiiUns Constitutional and proper
Gro BE CONCLUDED
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16
Richmond Republican.

The best thing the Locofoco presses do to advance
the Wing is to vllllty, abuse, and 'throw mud
on Gen Taylor. The following 'incident," is taken
from the Democratic Review. and Processes be Civ
reragihe evidence. but it surprising how suc
authentic anecdoe could have been kept long conceal
ed from the public eye and only published the of
Presidential election. Such the desperate straits
into which the Locus driven that they stick
at nothing which they think in any wise help them
out Of their difficulties but their opinion Of he"nle
gence and patriotism Of the American People must be
very low if they suppose that any crelence will be
given to such SANDER as this: Norfolk Herald.
AN INCIDENT AT BUENA VISTA.-.It is related on ir-
refragble evidence. and is Illustrative of character tina
the American Bible Society forwarded 10 the army Of
cupalon several hundred bibles for the Of the troops
These bibles were by order used for cartridges and wad
ding. Some Of The troops had compunclous vsilings
in relation Ia mining new bibles into their eans 90
ing Ero butte aud their expressions of dissatisfaction
having teac..ed ayoIs ears, he rode up regiment
Buena Vista ab,sl 10 fire, and called with an olh
.'Nnw Then you c,wardIy FOOLS li how yea can
spread The gospel ia Mexco!" This the last speech
heard aua earth BY many gallant sIul which passed
ie lis the which allowed died up
Oh HE car"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16

Never die is the motto Of the Union, and its pen
dant the Enquirer The the that reaches them
the confident their predictions Of victory. Whilst
ccdng the reelection of Cabell by largely increased
jory, told that FLORIDA be relied upon Civ
ing 1000 to 1900 majority for Cass and Butler whereas
knows that Cen Taylor is far stronger there than
Cabe or Brown either. SO of Ohio, the election OF Ford,
not only does not dampon their confidence in that State 20
ing Tor then candidates, but constitutes fact element in
the calculation The Enquirer publishes extract from
the State Central Committee (not OF its party, buD Of
the Free Soil faction in which said The election OF
Gen. Fod WILL therefore, indicate the weakness, rather
than the strength of Gen. Taylor in Ohio. He is Tay
lor candidates. his election will be of Ia yorism
deliberate opinion that the State Of Ohio can
rent, be carried for Gen Taylor"
According TO this logic if Col Weller had succeeded 1t
might have been taken evidence of the intention of the
State to go for Ia lor and Fillmore.
Now, doubted that the majority OF Ford would be
large than that Of Cen Tayar But the Of
will add largely to the vote for the Wing candidate the
Presidency, AID the the State for him by
large plurality.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16

The Philadelphia North American gives account
OF one of The most outrageous attempts fraud which
have ever heard of, Pennsy vania, that State
! where people were made to believe that James K Polk
better friend Of the Tariff of 1912 than Henry
Clay. The Wings of Central Pennsylvania have
brought to light the present beautiful piece Of imposition
1t seems, according to the statement Of the Harrisburg
committee, that agent by the Of Fitzgerald has
been employd in Pennsy lvania whose business was To
procure false certificates of naturalization and supply
them To emgrans, who have not been in the country
long enough know the character Of the fraud ena
bic them TO the State and Presidential elections
This Fitzgerald. it is said has been indusrously
ing The State of Pennsylvania this infamous business
The whole plot brought to light by the discovery of
letter addressed by Fitzgerald to William OShea. all
other of the Cas- agents. lnd which lost by the lat
This letter contained list Of thirteen persons
whom the writer had na,uralzed a stipend of IS each
Shea arrested and detained charge of conspng
procure fraudulent naturalization papers, but was ia
ken out on habeas corpus before Judge Bucher demo
cratic Judge, and in the absence Of The Attorney Gen
era, set at liberty Such the facts detailed in
our Northern whig exchanges, and the ~ Y Express is
of opinion that This fraud is only part Of comprehen-
sve system Of swindng, about be- if already put
in op ration in various portions Of the Union intended
10 Influence this Presidential election.
Richmond Republican.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16

"LOoK OUT FOR FALSE RETURNS the heading Of
article in late number OF the Union in expectation
otdisas'rons news from Georgia and Florida The
ing is generous. The most rancorous Of snakes, hol
springs his rattle before he strikes We hope t9e
caution of the Union will not be dsregarded Not only
false returns, but false reports may be expected for the
next three weeks. We hope Wing will lend cred-
illus to such stories. We doubt not Gen Taylor
will be killed in divers places or, perhaps reasonable
correspondence between him and Santa Anna NAV be
discovered-or it may be he will be represanteIas hed-
ing servile nsurrection in Louisiana the Democrats
have proved concnsvey that he is to be trusted by
the South on the Slavery question. We adopt The Un-
ions language, and say Look ont FIR false returns"