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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17

an PURSUANCE order Of the Surrogate Of t4e coaSy
Nav York notice is hereby gwen all persona nagns tNnt
sant LON WEEKS late CITY Of New York, dsesli
t. present the with vouchers thereof to tho a. "a
Office of Horace Holden No 10 Beekman street 30 s CITY OIL n
YORK on or brors eighth day Of November neftDsed h
YORK the 9th day OF MAY, 1850 -
uyT law6mt ALEX. LAWRANCEi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17

IN PURSUANCE Of the Surrogate u tho CoSiq
lEew York notice hereby sseG to all parsons having eag'
ceased present with vouchers thereof to TIA 1uostn
tho Office Of Howe Treld@eU No At Wal street ~ me Wy
Nav YORK before tho twenty first day OF Dsesnosf
Dated New York, JUS 18th, 1850. 49, . , ...,,.,
el8lsw6mt Tn ELLEN C. VAN WICK 4tmini'tnu1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17

IN PURSUANCE oan order Of the Surrogate of tho Comfy
York notice hereby 10 all persons having caH
asans. ABRAHAM BLAUVELr ne OF IN, CITY OF New Yors u
ceased to present same vouchers thereof 70 the 5'bicfb4
al Office of John Newhouse No no Broadway, IN hs CIV
on or the third day oil February hst
io''' '"' ''' ''' - HANNAH BLAuVE1T AdinnstfatnL
iy30 lswfmTuN ISRAEL PECK, Admulatfator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-17

DICH ROSEWOOD. ELACh WAiHCP
IsAFD MAHOGANY FURNITURE MAYER Y
sFONEY hive removed ron DCrcsr fEys's ests1-
.rrer. lo cur wG:src- Er0a1zsy, vtsra re
have rcIi OF rcd rossw00d D2gior
t-lE.,ur- carve as eIQg.i.s gtyls Tn4 patron.
love az E75ted to examine our SOCK, s!yle
rtrrcfsas SAYhER = sF0NEYB,
s56 E1csdwsy, oppCsi6 Chinese RuseuIn.
tese1 Implied on tie 1sczI terua. s5zv+
45zm0gA L.-pas. CHILps : EORp hs7s re.na79t
&s.aelr Office 10 IS Gsac5cTzst ice tears eza = 4
s'c.ecA, Ii. eco tFuEn 10 ard 1913 IN
faey Aara o2clct hcdc1l sad Surgical IarEsa8.s
ters the poor W 10 ATTENDED rat1itors,y ol Hle.{e
s,ursdsys r1d 6y-l fota - y o'clock 4 =.
o. Ghlds WI E!ve rs.csciat sgsrdez r. t91aesF = ~
t1es.. lnnEE End bart
J'r Yrr 70 lsa7sas Of Ms 80 en- a7s- aza 10 s1e-
sssss geusrEity i9if -
Z Icing F!EEs.--A very 1rHet.cf ia! Of u 4oie
- fnr!szs s.es p, a:s = y1ts a{fchrFaes ARMY
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pNN IN : N\N

Speaker The House carnot investigate a
charge when the name OF the person is not spcci-
fed
Mr. Mann said he trusted that the friends OF
the Speaker would not attempt to evade an inves
tigaiiun
Several voices. Who wants tol Who ever
dreamed Of such a thing
The Journal OF the lSth was partly read show.
Ing that Mt Kings resolution was To- close the dc
bate ON the California message, whereas Mr. King
insisted that It was TO close the debate On the Cal
lioruia jW
Mr.. Holmes sail it was perfectly Obvious tha
the question must 20 10 u committee, to lie ap
pointed and made a motion to that effect.
Mr.. Richardson amended the motion By ma king
the committee consist of nine
Mr.. Cobb asked leave 10 make an explanation
Cries of "Sit down in front Order ordcrl
Mr. Cobb in his explanation said it was alto
g-th,r u misunderstanding, and that the Clerk in
ended the resolution 10 be strictly parliamentary
lie gave his reasons at lenth which seemed salts
factory. However, after some debate the sub
ject was referred to the committee of nine to b,
investigated.
The House then went into Committee Of Ia,
Whole and took up the California Message Mr.
Harris, Of Illinois, having the door lie spoke II
favor Of the admission of California. After b,
had concluded, Mr. Ashmn obtained the floor
! ana the House adjourned
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Slate Pencil Portraits..No I,
TIE Ran that Pays nszt reek.

TIE Han that PGyS next ueeh.
Who does not know that man He Gyesabout
town, and may be observed any day. On pre-
sonting their bills, he gratifes his creditors all
alike with promptness that marks she man Of
business and integrity, assuring them that hell
pay next week"
He never takes offence at dun. "When
money is Due, il is due" and SO he is apparently
gratifed .. the sight of bill 1t only concerns
him to know that the matter is all right in the
charge, AMI then hell 'pay next week" He
never disappoints a creditor with the depending
reply d" that he can't pay-that hg does not know
where he can honestly get dime sor the mex,
three months, and that nobody owes him any
thing-that Nc is too lazy to work, and for that
reason has thought of leaving off chewing ;oblc-
CO.. he knows how embarrassing the money
market is-ani that returns are uncertain. He
is therefore perfectly assured
We saw the Doctor looking him in the fee
with very lugubrious cast OF counteuance, AMI
supposed he Wa telling him Of sickness IN th'
family. Amen, however, he produced soied
and greasy slip Of paper, and held it up 70 liz
view, AMI then they separated We didn't hear
all that was said, but caugh: the words sh9T,
now--but I'll pay it-nsz: resE.'
Almost Immediately along came tie school
master and presented bill Of somewhat y.aer
able appearance Al the sight Of this, ore prom
isug friend frightened up as if possessed with
new idea-thru.t his hand deliberately into
lis pocket-sqnared himself for busi1ess-drew
on; biz hani-It contained the plug Of tobacco,
The pliz Of "the master" fell The merchant
round the corner, that was looking on gave that
significant shrug Of the shoulders tina; satisfied
US he hearl pay next week
There is something about the air OF tbs man
peculiar to himself \ mingled expression OF
conscious humiliation and self satisfaction What
he knows he knows" and If any holy doubts
lis word, "they can examine for themselves
lie is fond Of talking, and the self possessed
manner with which he seats himself By your FIRE
shows that he has seen society His attitude II
s.and!nS-hauds IN his pockets--shows inlep,Gl
ence Of popular favor and gentemanly leisure
The manner in which he pohes his hat about
from one side Of his head to the other, ovel
backwards, then down over his eyes, indicate:
that he is man of. ideas. His physiognomy is at
once most fIttering and winning. The twnhi,
Of his eye, the turn IN Iii, nosc, the twist in hi.
mouth, all wear the meek but firm purpose @
pay next week
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30
TOWN MEETING.

An adjourned meeting Of the Voters Of Ottawa
without distinction Of Parties, wa, held at the
Court House, on MONDAY evening, March 2jth
to nominate suitable persons for Town Officer,
TO be supported at the coming Town Meeting
The following nominations were made aud unani
mously adopted:
Tor .Sup1risor-W william II. l. Wallace.
TJr,a Ierk-Thoma- K. Courtney
Alessor-Henry +. Eames.
CoRector-Alexander ~ Munger
Ouerseer Of the Poor-Georye Mann, Sen
Hghpdy Commissioners-Gcorg II. West
Jeremiah Wood, Henry Deghert
Justices Of the Peace-Aaron b. Smith, james
Stout.
ConslaJlcs--Joseph L, skinner William c
Fash.
Opcreeri Of Hghrdy-Clark Howard, T. L
Waterman.
NJ. L. HoLLISTER Chairman.
WM. CoGswELL,
7. HAMrroS, Seeretary'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30

STATE or ILrIsos, In Sale Co,nfy-To oil per.
sons interested in the csia!e Of Charles Hayward,
deceased.
~ UTlCEis hereby given that tn" undersigned
" guardian Of E-tclI4 ] Hayward George Hay.
ward and Emily J. Hayward, minors md hcirsat-
law Of Charles Hayward, deceased will present her
petition to said In Sale county circuit court at the
next term thereof for the sale OF all the right title
and interest Of said minors in and to the following
lands md lots, to wit; The NEG aud the cch OF
nwq OF sec No 10 in Town 81 of K Be Of the 3
tn, nlso the VIII Of swq of sec % same township.
also lot I'm block 4, and lot 10 in block 81 IN the
States addition to the town Of Ottawa
JULA ASE HAYWARD, Guardian
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WASHINGTON, March Is.

REScovng BETWEEN SENATORS FoOrE AND Bon
LAsp-There was personal collision between
Senators Foote and Borlnnd in the vicinity Of the
Office Of the National inteligencer.
/, arose from discussion on politics Mr., D.
charged Mr 7. with deserving Mr Calhoun aud
tho cause Of the South To th, Mr.. r. re,ortcd
,ha, Mr. Is was mere tender to Mr. Calhoun
More bitter words followed, md then NJ. BorInnd
struck Mr Foo,e in tho face. AMI IN following NJ
the blows injured him considerably.
lie wa. carried into tho National lptclligcncei
Office. Itnrcportsd that his old friend, are ~
go,ia,iny an adjustment
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All istonishcd

Chicago Ill, Jan 5. 1919
Mr. W. b. Sloan-Dear Sir Having proved
the virtue Of your truly valuable Ointment in
the case of n severe scald, on which it operated
so much like charm, that my family were all
asioniahed, and having also used it for variou.
other complaints with complete success, there.
fore most chccrfully recommend your ointmeu,
AS far superior to any thing Of the kind am
acquainted with, Truly yours,
W. r. STEVENS.
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Markets.
Chicago Daily Tribune Office.

Chicago Daily Tribune Office.
Wednesday. March 97-l2N
The market is firm and active Indication,
mv becoming stronger that the surplus in ST ore at
TINS point, Mill be principally taken ON Southern
account We notice since our last, sales of g OOo
bushels spr'ng wheat at : lie for the Southern mar
Ret; 1000 hhls flour ut - 25 for same marke,
Also, sales at 1000 hu winter from Port Wash.
ng'on, Wisconsin, at 800 and 1000 bu good
spring, at al
Com has advanced Small sales at Toe. Uol.
dcrS are firm at this figure
Oats IN active demand at 3Oa32.
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s;sss,a sae.sEi 1850. tsssSSrEsias
Johnston 4 Charruaud,

Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
WAREHOUSE, MAS CANAL
rTNlIE subscribers having been appointed Agents
Of the most extensive md responsible lines on
the Ere Canal and Lakes rs well as on this cana.
are now prcpared to contract for reights through ell
Their to or from New York and Boston, Mt the estae-
lished rntes. Shippers may rest assured that gcodA
will not be detained at any poin, on the route az
our arrangements are such, as TO secure despatch !
We have also made arrangements for the deu'rivl
Of merchandise at any point on the river or a. -,
Louis
We would respectfully invite persons having -
pcry TO ship, to call and see US before making o'her
arrangements JOHNSTON & CnARRAup,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30

Several witnesses were called 20 corroturatg
portion. Of L,'lsfe.d', testimony So far as relat
Ell to an interview and conversation at which DR..
Webster was present y SUDDEN, testified 10 hay.
ing seen Dr. Webster going towards the College
on Nov 28i Had not seen him about the Col.
ece at that hour before T. W. Tuuholi. a 20.
lice officer co-roboraied the statements Of Little
field, as to their Parknan and Webstersl inter.
views AMI movements, aud with regard to the
notes
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30

Beware If Counicric.ts on W b FARRELLs Ara.
ban Lniment When you get the original and
true article from the Agent youcan always reyup-
on il as an efecuaI cure for Rheumatism, Burns.
Wounds, Spinal Diseases, Sth joints, Contracted
Cords Neuralgia, aud oil manner of painful dseas.
e. 1t relieves the most excessive agony in 10 or
IS minutes On Horse flesh i, operates Ike mo sc.
curing all the ailments Of this noble animal
See his advertisement; IN another column,
81 iw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30
W r. STEVENS.

II IS truly astonishing wiih what mpdity and
hmuess Ii & Farre.r5 Arabian lin!mcnt has taken
nod OF public layor aiew months ago. and all tina,
was known Of II was thatn most powerful medicine
Of Arabic origin had made its appearance Now,
there Is hardly family to be found tina, does no,
krcpit always on hand and no one would ever be
whoutlt, who had witnessed It's magic power over
disease, aud It's wonderful potency in relieving pain.
See Advertisement " O P.cayuHe
81 Nv
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and that the expenses Of the nat.... IN 70 be "a.
duced 10 100000 francs.
RusslA-Ths Russian note 10 the Minister n,
London says; You viii demand of Lord Pal.
merston TO what extent he intends To employ
force, in order that the alliance Of King ohio
may lie IN IA condition To consider what means il
may be necessary for them to adopt to guaran.
tee the independence Of that monarch aud his
people"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30

Estate Of Stephen W. Sampson, deceased
PURSUANT to an order Of the county cour, Of
LnsalIe county, notice is hereby given. that all
persons having claims against the estate OF Stephen
W Sampson, late oflhc county Of Iasallc deed are
required to produce the same in writing, and file
them in sald court on the third Monday OF June
next, when and where said claimants nrc requested
to attend for the purpose Of having their claims nd
Juscd IN pursuance vt law
mar 90 1850 RUuANSA SAMSON iimriI.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30
Groceries.

sscVCcrteS.
AZ " Offer for unlo tho following consgnmens ~
w ~ Louis cnsh prices, transportation added
VII 70 hhls sugar, asSpfied qualities.
luN satks pune co''-s
~ lhs nrlreess,
fbhrSss 'nherrr escorted
1000 srrs's, 'Dubr sisss)
51kera tn,
% haes rakup.
fhlls pitch,
4 trsr,
~ boxes ink,
400 new crop rnisins
30 bbls whiol,cy, Warranted pure Cineinnau)
10 boxes pepper.
10 " mustard,
23O soap,
$50 candles,
2pipes brandy, superior quality. dor medical
purposcs)
rs doz painted buckets,
The above urtclea will be sold q, Wholesale In o.
sinnl packages only, at our warehouse on Main "
nal. JOHNSTON Il CnApsUAUs,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30

CTLPUENS Book OF the Fum.
- Ga1uefs Farmers Dictionary.
The Farmers compnmou.
Rodgers scientific AguCu.lurs. Aliens Domestic
Animals, Aliens American Agriculture, Beatty on
Agriculture, Downing Fruits and tu.t-irees, Bu-
lsls Kitchen Gardener, Cottage Gardener Of Amer
ca, the American Bc,kccpcrs Manuel For sale
very chrapa BrELLY's Bookstore
l!4--l4akc st--CMc1go nr29
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOX THE FREE TRADER
Trial oi DR.. Webster.

Boston, March 2S-5 p NJ
Defence opened for Webster, yesterday at 3
p NJ Large numbers Of witnesses were cNam.
med who testified to the good character Of the
prisoner THIS morning lis two daughters, Mary
and Catharins were on the stand they testified
that their father had been at home, as usual, the
day Parkman had disappeared. These young
ladies, one abou, sixteen and the other about
eighteen years Of age are very pretty, and be-
hayed with exceeding forti,ude and prupriety.
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Alirny NJ LonlsviIlc,

Louisville March 2S-j 7. VI
\ serious affair happened at S.nyletou's Land.
INK. Kentucky River last Monday between
Thos. $ Cogor and Son and Kcaue Singleton.
Mr. Coger and Son both were shot supposed
mortally Daring the excitement Singleton cs.
capped lie has no: yet been arrested
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yuSt Received.

4 LARGE assortment Of Bouucts, consisting
y Of Florence Brad. China Plaid, English CO.
VA Brdscyc Rutland, Gimp and Alpaca OF the Ia
les, styles, AMI selected with grtuI deal Of care,
express tor the sp5lug trade
For safe low hy l. /. SANGER & Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30
BosToS, March IS.

B1sToS, March IS
Present chief Justice Shaw, assisted by Judge
Wide, Hon. j H. Clifford, Of New Bedford, attor.
ney general; Messrs Mstcaii and Dewy, counsel
for the commonwealth Geo Bemi, f. D. So.h!er,
Esl', Of Boston, and Hon. Pliny Mcu.cS, Of Wor.
ccster, counsel for the defence
The Indictment was read, AMI Mr. Clifford, at.
torncy general, concluded bis opening IN dc..yer.
ate and solemn manner, conanus himself 10 @
clear, succinct statement Of facts IN possession Of
the government:
!. That DR.. PaTkman was murdered
2. Tint DR. John Webster committed the deed
Mr. Clifford concluded few minutes past 10
o.cncG and the court then ordered all but the
medical witness lor the government TO withdraw
Chas " kingsley To- titled that on June 10,
lsil, he took charge Of Dr. Parkm4n- real estate
was in the habit Of meeting hm every day on
business; never failed 20 huI him at home at the
dinner hour for IS years past lie gave an &C
count ol the search made b han and S.Arkweather
in the medical college
March l9.--Iria continued to day.
March 2O-lhe examination on the part Of the
prOsecutlUnon on the trail Of Dr. ". was continued
this pm. There was considerable discrepancy IN
the statements Of defendants surgeons which tends
to favor Webster
March p. The court room was dcnscy crowded
at an carly hour this morning, Ar Webster was
IN better spIrlts, and coHyeTsed freely with his
friends
/ DR.. s c. jackson examined ! am chemist b.
profession; ! was one Of the persons called to
examine the college shortly after the discovery VI
the remains went on saturday, pm, Dec. L. 1919
went with Dr. Gray, and mot DIS. Wnslow and
Lewis; made preliminary arrangements for ex.
animation; the chemical examination was made
by DR.. Gray and myself; the remains were handed
over TO the surgeons; am also physician by
profession, | undertook chemical analysis ofthe
slugs found IN the furnace and also Of the parts Of
the skull and flesh found; the manner IN which
The parts were separated would seem TO indicate
that tho person who accomplished the separation
was somewhat acquainted with anatomy the
flesh was cut upn skiliul manner; | found by
examination that portion OF the remains in the
tea chest had been treated with slight solutions o.
caus,ic potash; was acquainted with DR.. J hC
had some pecularities tho DR.. was broad and
flat in the pelvIs Here tho report made BY DR.
jackson to the coroner's jury was returned by
Mr., Bemis Jr, counsel for the defendant
disBected out the blood vessels from the limbs
found in the college, and their contents wer,
analy zod by Dr.. Crosby, n very skilful chenls
in my employ the result Of the analysis show
cd that the artery and veins had not been il
jured by any solution used in the injection o
bodies for dissection, tho best thing TO dis,oly,
the human body is caustc potash the quan,it,
required would be about half tho weight Of tn
body tho time required 10 consume a body
bones and all, would DO about two hours nj
trio acid would BY nsr, best thing 10 caustc pr,
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Trial Professor Webster.


utute.
4 Al nine O'Clock THIS morning Or, eos'er was
taken ir"m h's cen N SeIeA;h street JAN Whe'e
lie hAi enloyei r,'n'or'a9.e sleep last night
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house ac,oH't liied oF o'"Ve' Id""iu D. JONES
some ie'S W.s'lls.e' ,etyA vac ,,UI' rom
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Greetings
Wh7r tho .T.,-g wore SWORN. anil tho r,ry If ~,
court nr,raaIaI 10 -eslt ts i,Ii,t,ra,... tho ,-,.
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tie e1rpt
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30

DIED-In Ottawa on Wednesday noon, the
21th inst, Of lung fever, AARON FR,SKuN, son Of
Oliver =. AMI Llc.nla N rcrlce, aged wears
aud 10 months
Receive Iuc Lord let me rccline
Opo1 no other breast bat thine,
10 share the Joys thou ddst prepare,
An iallu, stranger hasicns lhc.e
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30

MANRlED-On the cath INST. ut Newark,
Kendall county, by the Rev Wesley Bachelor
Mr. SrrrnES FNcH Of Newark, to Miss MARY
PADpES, Of Napeuile
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30

NOMINATION ron AusrnlA.-Tho President has
nominated Hon. Richard W. Thompson. of Ind
(Msmbsr In Last House, TO DO Charge d Affairs
10 Austria viss Col J Watson Webb rejected
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Lost Lost

A GLAZIER's Diamond, 10 Ottawa The find.
IA cr w.il receive one dollar on returning 1t TO the
owner. mnr.9 SETH Freeman
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-30
ash requisite quantity would be equal to whole
wei hit Of body.

Boston, March oe--7 y m.
The excitement in regard to this extraordinary
,Tialmcreases. Yesterday the Court was crowded
To excess. The Jury WAS sent to inspect tie scene
Of the alle,l;ed murtl,r When they returned, the
city Marshal took the witness stand. He testified
~ 20 the search made after DR. Parkman the DIS
coYery o!h, remains. and the subsequent arrest Of
Webster. Anumher Of witnesses saw Or. Park
man enter the college on the afternoon Of the Esd
November. NJ Pratt the coroner, WAS called, aud
tcStised that Webster we suppose when he was
confronted with the bpty) Wa, much ag,atcd and
tremb,ei al over exclaluing, What will become
OF my poor family " DR. Strong DR., PWkmans
physician testified that certain defects in ;hc re
mains found coyresponled with those his person.
Frederick Aluswotth. dgnl0nstratog Of Anatomy IN
the college tC, iGel that all subjects came through
hls hands. and he KEEP. a record Of all anatomical
G,>scctions. His attention was called TO the re-
mains. Hcwss satisfied they were never sent to
hlm for the college for dissection. Webster had No
communication with the anatumica. department,
AMI It was ht, impression that whu-oeyvr had cut
these remains might have seen body di>,ected.
but had never used the knife.
Li,.ehei, 'ue Jautor Of the college was exam.
med to- day. II 5 testimony Was Enthusiastically
stror. against " rbs:or.