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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-04-17

MEDICAL CONVENTIONAL general Convention Of the
Physicians Of Virginia win be held In the city Of Richmond
on Tuesday, April 81, "for the purpose Of efecting
thorough organization Of the profession and for advanc-
ing the interests Of medical men in the Commonwealth
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-04-17

Hon. ROBERT j. WALKER, who has been con-
fined in England by severe indsposition, is said to
have nearly recovered, and expects to return home
by the last of this month.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-04-17

HoS. WILLIAM PRIcE.-The Cumberland Journal, in the
annexed article bears testimony to the happy qusl6
cations Of this gentleman for duty for which he has been
named by Legislative committee Of the State Of Mary
land In this quarter, we are sure his appointment will
be warmly and generally approved;
The designation of fclow-ctzen, WILLIAM PRICE,
Esq., by the joint committee of the two houses Of the Lee
gisature proper person to enrust with the revision
smplfcaton and abrdgment Of the rules Of pleading
received with great cordiaty by of all parties
throughout the State 1t Is subject upon which Mr. p
has for many years bestowed unlimited study and reec
ton. Some years ago he embodied his views in o small
work the subject which attracted general attention
from the members Of the bar, and, have reason
know was read with great interest by the celebrated
Chancellor Kent who pronounced II able sound and
titled to the highest consideration. The Legislature Of
Maryland could select no more fully imbued with oil
the ancient and modern learning the subject Of reform
in legal practice and pleadngs and shall be happy to
record their adoption othe Recommendation of the report
of the joint committee"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-04-17

M. KossUrH returned to this city yesterday af-
ternoon from his tour 10 the South.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-09
The Rail Road.

In our last we published dispatch, from
Mr.. Sullivan, announcing that the McMa-
hons Greek route had been selected, as far
as Oyerbaugh's gap.
There is no decision yet as to the balance
Of the route.
/ Mr. Sullivan writes that the company re-
quire, within 90 days individual subscrip-
ucns to the amount of Two Hundred and Eff
IL Thousand Dollars, in available bonds
and the right of way obtained.
/ The rayiue from McMghon's creek 10
Wheeling creek is to be surveyed, and care
full estimates made Of the cost, DC, of the
two routes.
/ There is no doubt of the ability Of those
residing on this route, with the assistance
| they viii receive from other sections, to raise
the S250, coo, in a very short time.
1t is conceded on all hands, that the road,
when completed, will do large business
and pay hnc dividends to stockholders.
Nothing is now wanting but to raise the
"materia aid, and the road will be i'm.
mediately pat under way, on the route Sc
lcctcd by tile company, it being considered
tby them the best route for the interests O
! the stockholders.
START THE BALL-a start being all tina
is now required to push the road through
one OF the richest sections OF Eastern OHIO
I-,St. CkaHSgHie gazette.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-09
Agricultural Tdeetin.g

II a meeting of the Board of managers
and others interested in the Harrison County
agricultural society, held in Cadiz on the
9th of 9th month 1852.
The President being absent S. 3. SHOT
WELL Esq. was called to the chair.
The minutes OF last meeting were read.
The secretary informed the meeting that
he had notas yet received any reports from
the committee appointed to solicit funds to
erect building for the accommodation OF
our Exhibitions also that the Jefferson Coun-
ty society had Informed him that they now
wish to join us aud purchase ten. such as will
not cast over S3OO.-Under these circum-
stances it was agreed that we endeavor to
make arrangements to unite with Jefferson
County d procure tent
Agreed that Isaac Thomas and Rein
Welch be a committee to correspond with the
man ayers OF ihat Society on The subject, and
have power, in conjunction with them, to
procure a tent.
Agreed that Rein Weloh and S. B.
Shotwell be a committee 10 urge the solicit,
ling commit!e to duty, and to see that suiici-
cnt funds are raised TO pay for the above
tent.
Agreed that N. T. Johnston and S. s.
Russell be committee to procure badges
Agreed that s. A. Russell, N. I. Johnston,
and L. CaLell be appointed to procur spea-
ker for our Annual Exhibition.
Agreed that S. A. Russell AMI Isaac
Thomas be a committee to see that every
member of the Society is furnished with {
copy of our printed pamphlet, and to have
the remainder distributed throShout the
county.
Agreed that the Secretary be directed tt
make out handbill, detailing, the ordar O
Exhibition, &c.
On motion OF S. A. Russell, the Secreta
ny was directed to offer a copyof the above
minutes to each of the papers, in this place
for publication. Then adjourned.
E. CATTELL, Secretary
II. Q. Ag. Soci ty
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-09
NEW GOODS AT MooRE,sI !

They come, they see. they purchase
.NF tie nuss beauu.ul and mosi general as
Y sortm,nt OF OTY Goods ever presented in
The town OF CadiI. The largest aud finest stock
Vi Black aud eoloFed Broad Cloths at
A. r MOORE'S
The largest, fastest and cheapest lot Of Bon
nets ever offered a. A. +. MOORE'S
The hest stock OF BaTegG delaines for ladies'
drrssesat A 4. MOORE'S
The largest stock OF ladies' cue shoes ever Of
fcrCd are at A. +. MOORE'S
The most beautiful dress silks and satins, bon
net silhs aud ribbons ever seen. are at
A. F. M0ORE'S
The best stock Of Ready Made Clothing in
town is now at A f. MOORE'S
The rarcsl and most tasty selection Of French
work, capes, collars, chenisetts aud UNDER
sleeves is tu be had at A. L. MOORE'S
The most substantial Cassimercs satinetts.
Twueds, Jeans aud other stuff for pants are
now 10 be had at A. +. MOORE'S
In fact, have the goods which to see is wor-
thy the attention oil the whole community.-
Groceries, Queensware, kossulh and LamaTtine
straw aud Cashmere Hats, laces, Edgings, lin
ems, cotluns, etc, ele. Call and see befuIe Won
purchase, aud you viii fnd that have adopted
the principle olquicS sales, small profits and tho
best of pay, thar Is, CASH. So call and save
at least 95 per cent, opposite the watrhnakars,
at the old stand of A. L. MOOEE'S.
April -, 1852 tie
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-09
EsO0JS Gg4SGy SA5OGS.
E,fLAIE9EIIS &C

7 NliE subscriDer, very thankful for past nvors
Il would respectfully inform his old customer
and the public generally, that he hts now on
hand most splendid assortment OF hOOTS nnt
SHOES, SOLE and UPfE1 LEATHER Cal
skins, Morocco Lining and binding, Skins, Nails
Thread, and almost every article in his line
Also Ladies and Gentleman gum Over Shoes
Mems Buffalo Over Shoes, all OF a superior sty lie
and VIII he sold onyery moderate profits for cash
hides. or almost any kiild OF understandable Pro
duce. SAMUEL SLEMMONS
N B.-PersOns knowing themselves indebteC
either by Nute OF Book account, Of Il long stand
ling, will please call and stttlo up, as short set
lemcnts make long ricuds, and in some cases
ave costs. tmafIG-IY s. s
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-09
Harlem Springs.

We visited Harlem Springs last week, and
were surprised to see everything in such a
comfortable fix. Mr.. Hilbert, the present
proprietor, has aided new buildings, repair
eItcnces, planted trees md flowers, which puts
altogether a different face on things. Those
who go there now, need have no fears Of
being "board" as they have been heretofore,
either by unpleasant restrictions, or bard
fare. He is now provided with ball room
for the yotaries of the dance, and with clean,
pleasant and well finished rooms for invalids
We have no hesitation in saying, that those
who go there VIII get the worth Of their mon
eY. Try it. Car oL tree Pregs.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-09

emounted to within fraction Of one dollar
per day 10 each member during the session,
and Il WIS to hiring the perdiem ofmembers
up 20 what It was under the old Cons;itu-
tlon that the nominal pay was increased.
As an evidence further of the lying con-
duet of tie Jonr7sal, it charges us with hav-
ling been paid "some time since" twenty
thousand dollars" for the printing ofthe past
session. To show the raSealty Of that Office,
we state :be exact sum that We have drawn
ior printing for tie past session up TO this
hour, viz: Si5.459. 50. That is the amount
eyactly and not cent more. Here is proof
Tom the record, Of the lying character OF
he Wing organ. l. is stencil in The nos
li!s OF us own party, and unworthy Of the
leasi belief from anyboiy.-Statssmaa.
WooL.-The Washington. Pa. Reporter
has the following sensible article upon the
subject of wool.
Many Of our Farmers have completed the
shearins Of their wool; others are now busy
al it. Owing to the prevalence ofcold wealth
CT during The greater part of this month,
shcaring has been delayed considerably be-
yond tie ordinary period.
The clip of Washington county, for this
year, will be found equal, in point Of quality
and condition, TO any that has preceded it.
In another column will be found an article
from the Philadelphia Commercial List, on
the prospects of the Wool market Ibis year
We publish this with no design of panic.
making, Or Of assisting spectators, but tC
give our readers specimen OF the articles
10 be found III nearly every commercial pa
per at this season Of the year; and as many
OF our readers viii be approached. in al
probability, with exaggerated representa-
lions, ii due to them thaJ they should see the
statements put forth from head quarters.
For ourselves, We place but little re.iancC
upon the commercial newspapers, in this
matter. They represent the purchasers and
manufacturers, ana their statements and
views mustnecessarily be colored and partial
That a regular attempt is to be made to pu
down the price of wool is no longer matter
Of doubt. Iii mast go down, SO be tive
cannot overcome imposi5ili.ies; but our wool
growers should first throughly satisfy them.
selves on that point before selling. We ad-
wise all not to sell in a hurry, unless for good
prices, Let there be no sacrificing of clips
through fear. The price olwooI, under ex
listing circumstances, connot be injuriously
affected, by holding on for while
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-09
in tdror of raising poy. Il

Majority in faror ofroising poy. Is
The Journal can thus see the predicamen
which itplaccs Its party friends. First il
advocated high salaries and then it turns
round and charges such increase as extraya
gance.
Under the new Constitution it requires
eighteen members in the Senate and forty
nire members in the House, to pass blI
into law, and hence the bill increasing Tie
salaries Of nembers. as viii be seen by The
above vote. could not havee passed either
branch without whig votes. In the Senate
every whig present voted for the increased
pay, while fourteen voted in its favor.
We have thus dissected this vote in or
der to show up the Journal in itstrue light
that of a contemplate, decetful, lying con.
cern-4ready to sacrifice its own mcn--the
leaders Of its own pary--the men who, not
withstandiug its rottonness, stood byit, mere
w because lor want Of better, it was the
prgan oftheir party.
Whiiewe are doing this, jas.ice to allcon-
eerned cornprls US q SAY, that the vote on
tho bill WAS not "A party question, and no at
tempt WAS nlslc u niakeit 50 By either par
ly.
Y. The new Constitution cut fall postage.
i stalepacni from the Auditor Of Stale
showed that this sipg'e i.e,n for years past,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-09
Revolution Iaa YRargDsc,

VIE Tnbscnbcr, having made ample arrange
n mehts fora large supply OF MARBLE, Keeps
constantly on hard Nantes, Tnoubs, Monll.
mehts, lead and Foot Stones, etc, He is con,
s'ahtl y receiving large lots OF Italian, Egyptian
ana American Marbles, which he is making up
in astyic not surpassed in The United States, and
VIII sell at very small adya zee on cost, either
Wholesale or retail, and solicits all persons in
wanting, to give him Il call.
lie ~ill also urnish beautiful White Marble
for Caps aud Sills, Steps, Fronts Pieces lol
Doors aud Vaults, lille oE flooring etc., very low
lie has also on hand considerable quantity OF
Free Stone monuments Toombs and Head St0nes
All sizes oi Grind Stones, both tor wet and dry
binding, warranted
W N. B.-Lettcting done III the latest and
m.st beautiful s!y les, in almost any language re
qu red. MICHEL j. kUHAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder,
nov. 5-ly No. G6, Lower end OF Market st.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-09
Tomb Stones, Monuments, &c.
IL. 81. e1szRaiesE.

NETOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF
w Harrison and the adjoining counties,
that he has taken the shop iermerly occupied
by VIM. kennedy, on Main street, Cadiz, O.,
where he will be ut all times pr ,pared 10 fur
nish Tomb stones, Monuments, and in fact ev-
cry thing pertaining Ia his line of business, on
hc most reasonable ana accommodating terms,
Ills work shall not b I surpassed by any other
shop in the state. lie respectfully asks the
public TO call aud examine his work before pur-
chasing elsewhere. A. j.. q
Cadiz, Ohio April %, 1852 ly2
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-09
NOTICE !

NJ Office is hereby given, that there will be
l Y petition presented to the Commissioners
OF uarriso on county at their next session for the
locatio Of Il county road, 80 feet wide, to lun
Market street, in the own Jefferson in said
county; running thence south 27 deg, west G
perche3 to post; thence south SIS degs.. ives, 80
pcrches to Il sugar tree; thence south 36 deSs
west 1914 perches to sugar tree thence soutu
46 degs., west . perches to post at the norig
east corner of Wlliin and Barrett's Mil lot :
hence to the first cources and distances, being
through the land of John Wagonor. anu the re-
mamder through the lands of Mr.. Tharp,
April 0S 1859 3W2
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-09
Eg0n't aHD cOgEac seG Once.

7 4 +IIL. subscribers are now receiving their
h Spn and Summer Goods from Philadel-
phiu, consisting in part Of
tGOIiIs, ,CassissseTes, EvYecds, Vcs9ingS,
Silks, muslin de laines, beIhges. brnze dc Iainfs,
popIins, lawns, Swiss null, cnmt ric, prints,
brown and h'"uched muslins. crnvats, lringes, la,
ces, hosiery nitt,. glt yes, and many other arti,
cles. al which win be sold for very low pr-
cos tore ID or good prouuoe ladies AMI gem
tlemen ,ll i,n cxGmlne our sieck before pnr-
chasing elsewhere. Call NJ the Cheap ensiI
Stare SUOTWELL e. CRABB.
Cadz, May 9, 1857
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-09
AARON IlNIvi.

MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
C )PPER. TIN, .A.VD SHEET IRON WARE.
COOKING Stoves.
sTA AS always Oh hand, at his shop (nenr S. &
4 ILL., M'FadGen's stnre) Il large stock OF the
above wares of every description, which he will
sell Wholesale or Retail, as low as can be pur-
CHASED anywhere else in tnc Western country.
Cclntry Merchants wisI'ing 10 lay in stock OF
Thwarc, would do we'll to give me call before
vurcnasing, rs think can sell Little LOWER
inan they can purchase elsewhere.
SlON Els.
have for sale the celebrated Hltna Air Tight
Cooking StUyes Of all sizcs, for either wood OF
coal. These Stoves are decidedly the best in the
market, and tpcl confident that nny person try
Ing on" will sny SO all ask is that th2y may
have mir lria.
Ais, he Air Tight Wood Stove, which is hard
20 bcu in this OF any other market All Stoves
sold t y me ave warranted; and any one pur-
chaeiDg Stove. and finding it detective, Gun re.
turn il 10 me and will make an exchange.
c~5~ )ld Copper taken in exchange Ior ware
CA and Will sell Stoves AS CHEAP as they
can be had in any market. ie25-Iy
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-09
Joseph s, THOMAS,

3 TrORNEY AT LAW, Cadiz, o Col
"A. lectiuns made in lIn~risoa, jefferson,
TuscaIawas, Carroll, Belmont and Guernsey
counties.
:, uc attention given TO the business OF fX-
rcutoIs. Guaidi"ns. Partition and Salts "i l.Hnd,
c settlement ct Estates, 9cr etc.
OEtlCE-Marklt S., 2dJogs east OF Steu-
bruyiIla st.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-09

New CoUNrERFE1rs,-Thompson's Rapor-
ter of the 7,h inst, reports the following
new coanterfcits:
lo'sont the Phoenix Bank, Baiabcidgc, N
Y.
los on the Mechanics Bank, Philadelphia
l0,s on the Merchants Bank, N. J.
sos on the Farmers Bank of Lancaster
Pa.
2o's on the At1eborough Bank, Mass
10's on the Southern Bank Of Kentucky.
los on the Exchage Bank of Virginia.
los on the SAFE Bank of Indiana.
los on the State Bank of Ohio.
los on the Fort Stanwix Bank, n Y.
5's on the City Bank of Cincinnati.
2s on the Greenwich Bank, N. Y.
SIS on the Beknap County Bank, N. II
SIS on the west Branch Bank, Pa.
is, 2's and 3's ON the Commercial Bank
Albany.
3's, los and 20's on the Bank of North
America, CT.
IS On the Bank Of the Union, Belfast, N
Y.
IS on the Central Bank, Mass.
Is and 3's on the Bank North America,
CT.
SIS on the Farmers and Mechanics Bank,
Pa.
3's on the Franklin County Bank, Vt
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-09
Carriage, Wagon and Buggy Han
I1faCtOTy.

4 ARON FORMAN. thankful for the lbcr
~ patronage heretofore extended ohm, wouiu
anonucc to the citizens of Harrison, and The ad.
joining counies, that hc is now better prcpurcd
rAam ever 70 mauufacturc to order
FAMILY CARRIAGES, HAROUCuE&. BUG
GlES, GIGS, &uLKiE%, AND WAGONS
Of uli kinds 3,ud sizes. which he feels confident
cannot be cXcr|cd by any other shop i'll the
country.
Having a stock OF maierinl that is really ul-
surpassed, and having full knowledge OF The
busines> in all its branches, he respectfully asks
those who may want any thing in the above live
to give him a cad.
Smith shop, and ncnr.y opposite The Cadiz Hocl
where he may at all times lie luund. octS-tG
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-09
VAAUAiEs4G FV#N F1:OiEaGal
F9cbsR GAZE
NEW ClElNA,


GLASS aMd QUceuSw2Fc St0rc,
No. %, Monroe STREET, WuEEI ING, VIRGINIA.
ME subscribers respectfully give notice that
4 they have imported direct from the manufac-
tuiers, u large and complete stock of the above
ware, together with an assortment OF Mantle Or
naments and Fancy Goods, some OF which are OF
and Porcelain Breakfast Dinner, Tea and Toilet
Ware, of an ontro new pattern, Solar and Lard
lamps and Lanterns OF every description. Br-
tannta Ware Cutlery, etc. We shall at NIL rimee
keep as complete an assortment Of Common Ware
on hand. Tor the city aud country trade. as can
be found at any other store in the West, and by
giving our personal attention TO re-paoiSing the
sane, convince all who may favor us with their
patronage, that they cnnnot do better ut any
ohcr establishment in the conntry.
llOBBs, BAR NES CO..
Flint Glass Manufacturers,
jan7-tf Wheeling. W..
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Shooting ARRAY at frankie. t.

The Louisville Courier learns by gentle
man from Franfort that a man by the name
of Montgomery was shot by Mr., Wallerston,
in Frankfort Saturday morning just as the
cars were starting for Louisville. The Cour-
ier did no ascertain the particulars. Mr.
Montgomery has since died
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-09
~Gov. Walker, of Louisiana, has issued

HGov. Walker, of Louisiana, hasissued
a proclamation announcing the result Of the
late appeal to the people Of that State on the
question Of calling convention to revise
and amend the constitution. and ordering an
election Of delegates to be held on the l4tl
of June. Only one-third of the entire vote
OF the State was polied. The result is as
follows: )i,t54for and 8, l49 against Ma
iority for Convention 8,005.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-09
QlYAlEe MANUFACFUftgsls.

~ ME subscribrr wishes TO inform his custom
crs aud the public generally, that he has on
band lot of CHAIRS, made TO ofdcr which
he viii sell for cash or approved country produce,
and that he s,il continues to Manufacture all
the different varieties Of Chairs, Setiecs. Soca-
bcs, Arm,Chnirs, small Chairs, elc., etc, at his
stand. on Warren sire ct, a few doors south Of )
& H. M'Fadden's store.
fubl -. MCCONNELL.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-09

RsI-The General Conference of the NJ. e.
Church will meet, at its next session, which
lakcsplacc ii 1856, at Indianonolis.
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From California.


The steamer Northern Light, from San
Juan, via AspinwalI arrived to-day with 500
passengers and small amount OF specie.
From Shasta we have reports OF The kill
ing ot 100 Indians by tie whites, WHO were
inturiated al the murder Of Mr.. Anderson.
| A memorial has been signed by many nt
the most influential citizens Of san Francis
Co, deprcca;Ing the hasty legislation in the
matter Of Chinese emigration which was a.
bout being presented to the Legislatnre.--
Meantime intelligence from Sacramento an
lnounces great excitement in regard to the
Chinese gold diggers along the banks Of the
American river and their expulsion iiom the
| Ediggngs, which was taking place daily.
One morning about 30 men were driven
off from one locality. The American miners
Eoppose theimpor.alion OF Chinese intomines,
t&nd are determined to submit no longer to
Il is rumored that commissioners have
been appointed to pre- a site for the new
Custom House, and tha, they have selected
Two lots bounded by Washington, jackson
and From. streets.
The population Of San Francisco had in
creased nearly 5000 daing the month OF
April; h..if Oh The increase WAS from China.
the L. S. sloop-of war Ninccnncs sailed
from San Francisco on the 81 OF May, for
home, via. Valparaiso.
The weather has been favorable for min
ing. Accounts from The diggin.s are gencr-
ally satisfactory.
Dates few days later have been received
from The Sandwich Islands. Great excite
mcnt existed at Honolulu. in consequence
ofthe current report that the Chiian colony
in the MayeIlcn straits, who had lately Re-
yolted, Were on piratcal cruise after Amer
lean vessels in the Pacific. Application has
been made by Mr.. Wiley, ofthe Foreign Of
fee, to Capt Gardner, Of the sloop-of-war
Nandaiia, requesting him to delay his de-
parture until The arrival Of The St. Mary's.
Capt. e. consented.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-09

CONE OVER The Hon VIM. Wright, a
wing member of the 28th Congress from
New Jersey, will hereafter act with the Dem
ocratic party; and, it is stated, that large
number of the Wings ofNewark will change
with him.