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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04
Wheeling. June eO.h. 1853 saioHAkL EDWARDS. lr-

N. B-Jacob N. Warden will be found at the Law Of
nee OF Alfred CALDWELL With the books accounts Of
warden 8 edwards and an persons indebted said
without delay he alone being anborEed to settle the bus
'p 20 : s''a 0'0 4''p JACOB ~ WARDEN
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9rtAe aa,t24 Hours, e,dig last niglt a. So, eloel

Arrival. nnd DePartare- oe steam Boala
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New YonK, July 3.-The correspondent of the
N. y. Express says that the Senate on Saturday
rejected the reciprocity treaty.
Thos. Richie died this forenoon in Washington.
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The fact that this property decided To Trustees in
trust resdants OF the District ColubiR ben,
eft of the shareholders every shareholder receiving
worth 50, and of the very quality,
elegantly caseo; tile nigh character position oil those
Trustees and tie great and extended reputation
ness OF Mr. Wtteiurst he deems sufficient guarantees
that every promise OF this advertisement will pTopI.
y and faithfully performed. the pictures taken
will be distributed among many Galleries capable oil pro-
ducng 1850 pictures per diem Not more than INV thou
sand tickets will be sold.
J. FIGkEISoN, Sole agent for Wheeling,
al his Music Store,
ie23dsm 1888 Main street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04

bronchitis difficulty OF eathng, harsh cough, Shiny
eEpeetoraloi with all other symptoms caused by
ecto OF the AIR tubes leading from lungs
are directly and specifically affected by the this ad
nttbie remedy BE warned in time. yc afiotedand
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04
$4,000 Worth
OF Real and Personal Estate for the People

MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRISE. LIBERAL, EQUITABLE
AND cEKTAIN.
Whitehnrst's Daguerreotype EnIerprise,M
T II. wHITEHURsT has decided to Trustees in trust
y for the benefit of the shareholders in above
DISPOSED S ,he S NJ ea ana of eIs G be
possible date, after the sale OF the shares The cerlif
bile share in the within named magnificent collection of
real and ersona property also to OF whtehursts
al any lime when when the certificates presented Ell
IN tneF Of ms Galleries. TRUsrEEs.
q. E. Kirk and VIM. r. Riley, Washington. D.
GALLERIES.
EWAiLsTa!imN0eKE soI 4 Market 4, ft street
EMfGLami9GP; Va e Main street stree.
NORFOLK. Va, Main do
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Sycamore do
Also, arrangements have been made with the following
No. s. mssro st ST. @Sssli Ss Va
j. GUnSEr = GAtLxkY, No. s4s broadway, N: Y.
PhiiadePia Pa ss Chestnut sti Philaaa 100 Chestnut
S' SPFss a:. M csIn! Si hl siTss wes'ea
One superior Farm, near Norfolk Va valued a: 81 600
Georsetown. y. g. on ed street, second door
One House and Lot in Georgetown. D. C.. on the ~
co eor r,.3l, Second and E!edeTick s!s $40
On elegant House and Lot in Washington. D. c., oN0
One Horse anal Lo, in Portsmouth, Va, on Court
ST. adjoining Town Hall, 3 500
$3.50 each 900
One Lot in Washington, ID. C on Seventh st. sou
| Five Pianos, 500 each 500
Eiity splendid Gold Lever Watchesat 800 90 8 600
Twenty six massive Silver Pitchers at 90 90 300
| Twenty do do GuOs 70 90 ESQ
Fourteen Diamond Rings at 20 90 $50
Nineteen heavy Gold Chains at 80 on 90
Twenty SILVER Goblets 20 OO 400
Fifty fine Ladies' Bracelets, at 90 90 400
Fifty fine BreasIpins, 1910 SEQ
One hundred fine Gold Pencils at Z on 700
One hundred fine Portmonnaies at o 90 900.
One hundred fine Gard Cases, at 10 90 1 600
Five hundred fine heavy Cold Kings, at ? 10 COO
One hundred splendid Gold Lockets at 10 90 1 600
| Three Thousand Annals, at 60 1 500
One thousand Photographic Journals 500
Total, $50 600
The fact that this property decided TO Trustees in
trust resldents OF the District Colu1biR for this ben
sliarehulder
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REMEMBER TIL;
WlN,pER COIIGH


The harsh, dry, hacking, winter cough, which afc
OLD fEoPLE, and iuvalidS in low state of health
most happily aiectei by the BIls1n ltTemoves all mo
old nucus aud other foul nalter improves dgesti
organs aud iIpars new life to the and edciatt
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g7he Cordial il put up. htsaiy concentrated, IN PIN
Prfcr.-s3OO Ger bottle; two for s.; six for s1a.
a. n. RING, Proprietor
1872 Broadway, New York
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D1ssolutlon or No-Partnerahin

III civ of the Merchant Tailoring business In
VI :. neenng under the firm name of TVarSs,, a
EatsSTss . hss this day BY mutual Consent been aisS
90 "a having sold his In me ,oeI
Isroh =, SrHr1s MP " 10 Michael Edwards 1r
leet the debts OF said firm 90 seFue anu col
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CAUTION EXTRA.
Also observe Promssory Note with tte proprietnIs
written signature every genuine bottle OF IN MprsR'E
Invigorating Cordial
Toconnterfeit which IS forgery ~ = =
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SPITTING OF RLOO

This fightfnl symptom OF approaching consumption
speedily checked and prevented by use oil HuChan
hungarian Raisan which heals the affected membran
condition. Irf
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CAUTION.

Dr. Morses Insgoratins ordial has been
BY uuprinciped persons
In all the genuine cordial viii have the pIoprie
sime pasted the OF each bottle and thu
following words blown the glass =
CDR. NoRSE's INvIGoRNTiNc CORDIAL, .
e. II. RING, PROPRIETOR, y. y.
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MUSIC! MUSlCn

we arc about to go East again. TO purchase very
n large Goods, take great pains TO inform
Wheeling and vicinity custom that we will sell from
this day, February 1854 all our Piano and other In
strunental Music and Musical rnnents al first
hope that ur musical friends will give call now
late aud large selection oil new mueci also
the wonderful reduction in prices
febo j. FlCKEISON, 1879 Main It.
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time il has been distributed from Maine to Florit has
only served to establish its preennen merit paris
OF tho cUuntiy u the great and
ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY
in the Pulmonary disease; and the best cut
IaiVe OF all the slight forms OF colds, cough and naln
nation, that possibly be used; Tor wLoopns cough i.
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no MY OLD Customers.
InaI .InalI

THE subscriber informs his old customers. and the
public general his mammoth house. Is uii and the
other about % and will commence serving lis
friends this morning. and continue doing SO during the
need 60 without cold water.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-04

NEW BOOKS.
NJ HSchoola and School Masters, by Hugh Miller;
lNl The Plurality uf Worlds, by Edw'd Hitchcock D
Sunshine on Daily Paths, by Charles Dickens
This, That and the Other, by Een Louise Chandler
Struggles for Life. or the Autobiography OF Dis
seniing Ministers
Morning Stars or the New World, by II F Parker;
Greece. and the Golden Horn, by Stephen oieIi, n.
D. L. l.. d.;
American Fruit Growers Guide, by F X Elliott;
The Life and Sayings of Mrs Partingtonj
A Home FOR All, or the Gravel Walls Octagon
mode of building, ny O. s. Fowler;
Miss lese's New Receipts for CookinE
Lille OF Rev. Dr. Alexander, by his Son.
Recei we'd and for sale by
JOHN II. THOMPSON,
je7 Nc. u Monroe street
OAK HALL. is still advancing. Her large Stock of
" boots and Shoes is offered at prices ruinoGs her
cola2etitors, lei
DRAWING PAPER.
w HArMAN'S superior medium, imperial, and dou.
w Die elephant DRAWN. Papers. Drawing Paper n
he e. EoI, sold by the yard or any desired length.
81 lSne aud Tracing Papers Tor sale by
HnLS a EPSON salts, Tor sale by
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Save vonr Ice


PATENT WATER COOLER.
This article is the result OF the application scientific
principles TO the purpose intended viz: To keep
cool Possi6 long Posse cih The least possible
quantity Of lee
Tho Proprietor long devoted his attention this
particular branc oil domestic economy, and passing from
one improvement another, has at length arrived
perfection as II is possibeto reach. proof of this is
found in the very general OF these Coolers In all parts
OF tile county, simple statement of facts in regard
these Coolers will satisfy every OF their superiority.
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MAoMFIcENr ENTERrRIsE. LIBERAL, EaurrABLE
AND cEKTAIN.
Whitehnrst's Daguerreotype EnIerprise!i!
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Sold y prqegI.ts throughout the United States c.nss
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ADIi AID Moses Gloves, ne hiosl deslrabIe
Hosiery Lise Thread, and extra qualities OF unbleac
81 a MI "p''e 'A's 'eee' HElsKEIL & Co.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-09
Sublimated Demagogueism.

After the passage of the Nebraska Bill
the wings and Abolitionists commenced fu-
sing and raised the cry of "Repeal!'
They called great Repeal Convention
in Ohio at which all repeaers were invited
without distinction of sex or sect They
met, resolved and adjourned and. strange
to say, the word "Repeal" is not founl in
their proceedings. They dare not lift the
"banner of repeal''.. after Gall their blowing
and gasconading. The boldest position they
dare take was to resolve to render 'inoper-
ative and void" the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise, which, if they would do in the
only way left them, that is, by emigration. to
the Territory, says an exchange they would
render the country some service. That is,
probably, what they mean by rendering said
portion of the Nebraska act "in operative
and void"
Why did they not go for repeal! Why!
Echo answers "why."
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-09
Still a Unit.

There is button opinion Of the Democrat
ic press on the subject of the late Fusion
Convention, says the Statesman end Dem
ocrat, so far as our exchanges have been
received. We shall present our readers a
synopsis of the views of the Democracy
North, South, East and West--in their op-
position to this mongrel mixing for their
overthrow.
1t has been attempted to create the i'm
preston that Democrats were active par
ticipants in the late fusion. We venture
the assertion, that the Democrats in the
fusion, who voted the Democratic ticket at
the last Presidential election, did not amount
to Dozen Free Sellers who used to be
Democrats before tho Free Soiers got to be
quite so numerous-and who call them
selves Democrats whenever they have an
object in view-were there, very active and
boasful Of their Democracy. But the solid
Democratic column of the State is not bro
ken by score or so Of soreheads, nor can
the Democratic press OF Ohio be driven from
its allegiance by any demonstration or fu-
sion; certainly not by the one recently made.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-09
How Much Democracy.

Those few Democrats who have hereto
fore acted with the Democratic party, but
who are now giving their aid to this fusion
move, protesting at the same time that they
are still Democrats, will fee! considerably
refreshed by reading the following from the
Cincinnati Gazette:
"The Whig party and the Union will
stand. The Wing party arose with the Con-
venton and twill stand as long as the Con-
venton stands. 1t makes no difference by
what name you call it, its principles are un-
dying. It. has been called the Federal
party and then the National Republican,
then Union and now again by some it is
called Republican"
Hele we have it all ia nutshell, says
the Telegraph. 1t is the revival of the old
Wing party, Notwithstanding the croakings
about the peoples party by those who have
heretofore professed to abhor its principles
1t makes no difference under what name
this new party re-appears, tiS in essence.
and substance the Wing party--so says the
Gazette; and this is getting to be pretty
good authority with the opposition of what
ever shade ofopnion. Now, we ask every
Democrat, who is sincere in his attachment
to the principles Of the party which has ever
opposed such federal whig appeals as have
found vent from the Gazette, ifhe is willing
to give countenance to party which ad.
mits that it is sailing under false colors--a
party which is to revive the principles which
he has ever opposed?
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-09
Primary Meetings.

Democrats, Of Harrison county, don't for
get to attend your primary meetings on next
Saturday week, the 18th inst. Let every
democrat in the county. who has the prin-
ciples of his party at heart, make 1t bis bu-
siness TO attend. See to it. that there are
men appointed to the different conventions
who will be there.
1t is high time that the democracy OF
Harrison county were, fully aroused, and
organized foe the coming campaign. We
have the same for TO contend against, that
we have always had; but under a new name.
There was time when a respectable portion
of our fellow citizens prided themselves or
being called "the whig party" But tha
glory has departed from them. Now tn;
leaders Of Whist was once called the whig
party, have deserted their standard, anC
fused with every faction and ism that hai
been invented ,,,tosdefeat the democratic par
ty. But their efforts will prove in this in
stance, as they have always done heretofore
when they deserted their national cOlors,
their complete overthrow. Allthat is want
ing to give them Waterloo defeat this fall
is for every democrat in the county to buc
lie on his armor, and consider himself, indi
vidually, able to conquer legion of fusion
lists. The democratic party always oontenC
for principles, and so long as they dosthat
they will triumph. Our opponents have n'
principles, all they contend for is Office.
See to it then democrats of Harrison eoun
ty, that you organize, and prepare your
selves for the coming campaign. If yo'
work victory will crown your efforts. lfyo'
Jay idle defeat will overtake you. Which
will you have? Your action will be YOU
answer.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-09
A Precious Scamp Tor a Fus
lonist.

BINGHAM, who is the Fusion candidate
for Governor in Michigan. is being heralded
over his own name thus;
GREEN OAK, November 5, 1859.
Nv DEAR SIR;-Inclosed is an affidavit
of declaration ofintention, which you will
please file:
If you could DATE THE FILING BACK
d fsw days: so that he coatd become coter
in two years, he Woald like IT, On Tuesday
morning there will be some foreigners from
this town call up TO get their papers per-
fected, so that THEY CAN VOTE IN THE AF-
TEREOoE.
Ii you can have the necessary forms
made out it might not detain them so long.
If the Judges should come before they ar
rive, wish you would mention it, as they
might adjourn. We will give a handsome
majority in this town.
Yours truly, -. S. BINGHAM.
This fellow was Democrat once. He
left the party, we believe, about the time
the above piece Of scoundrelism was )ncoc-
ted.
Pass him around!
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-09
NATIONAL DEMOCRAT.
Useful Hints to Bankers.

We find suggestion made by corres-e
pondent OF the New York Herald, which
should receive the attention of the bankers.
Il is with respect to the prevention of coun.
terleiting. The writer says:
sLet the Presidents of all the banks in
this city, or even in the Union, have meet
ing by appointment at some central point,
and resolve upon this method First appoint
one manufacturer of bank note paper, to
manufacture for each bank that may have a
representative at the meeting, paper of
reddish or blush cast, each bill ha ing on
it The name Of the maker, President and
Cashier of the bank for which it is intended,
in what is called { believe) a water line
the same as the old English laid letter paper.
Let it be secured by patent and the re-
striCtions imposed upon the maker, as strin-
gent as those which govern the manufacturer
Of government envelopes. Few bills are in
circulation so we'll executed as to deceive
the initiated, and with the above guard
placed upon them, the making of counter
teit paper money would pay the manufac-
turers but little profit, and would force
them to seek some more honorable, or dis
honorable employment that would pay them
better The expense to each bank would
be of no account whatever, when compared
with the check upon roguery which this plan
suggests"
Sow Yous WHEAT EARLY.--In view Of tn
experience otaie years with the weevil and
Hessian fiy, our farmers should be admen-
ished Of tie Importance Of getting in their
winter wheat early. It generally happens
that the ravages of insects, as well as other
plaques, have their day, and then for a
time disappear. The surest protection a.
gainst the wheat midge seems to be in hardy
Variety Of grain and an early ripening Of
the crops. For this purpose no variety of
wheat has succeeded SO well as the Mediter-
ranean, both against the midge and.Ay--
the latter on account of its strong stalk, by
which it is kept from falling even when pier-
ced by the little trooper With early SOW
ing and with warm land the white blue stem
may still MAINTAIN its popularity, but when
lit comes 10 choice between dark wheat
or none, the farmers will shrewdly prefer
the Mediterranean, even though Il sells for
sixpcnce less on bushel.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-09

1gDGE SPAULDIEs, the author Of the fu
SION abolition platform, said in the fusion
convention, that in l848 he had labor
III until the sweat rolled down off his back
to ,rheedle the freesoilyres into the support
OF Gen., Cass, and added that the Demo-
cratic platform which he helped draft that
year WAS all humbug, ana didn't mean
ANYTHING, Now amt this same Judge
Spalding heauty--a perfect picture Of hon
esiy. He gets up fusion convention,
composed OF men he wants 70 wheedle now,
aud in order to do so, gravely tells them
that years before, lie was consummate
scountlreI, tgJing TO draw tile wool over
itleIr eyes, but that he is honest now
OH yes, Ehe Judge Is honest now--he has
Al axe to grind now. SO had he then. -
Hut The Judge was right then, and is wrong
now. Thc Judge has been member Of
4 the political parties OF Ohio, commen
~ Whig, turning Democrat then Free
and ending where he commenced,
th Whig parry. In each party, he
!, orcxpeclcd official pap, and when
not gctit " II was taken from
Ii, and joined another. Like IA
calE, he will have milk, and
i get il fr,m tbe COW, Ne
q The goats and asses. =
s4ArLpISG. Ex
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-09
Dan Rice's Circus

Will be in Cadiz on Thursday, August
a. Every person has heard of Dan Rice
and his famous circus and hiprodome; and
every person, as a natural consequence viii
be on hands to witness the performances
Wherever they have reformed they have
always gave universal satisfaction, and thai
is what they will do in Cadiz without fail
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-09

Rg~Few are aware how frequently Pub
fishers are compelled to insert among their
advertisements. statements which sbey can
neither sanction or believe.
A pleasant exception to this dsagreeable
necessity are the advertisements of Dr,J. c.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral and Pills, which
will be found in our columns. We have
published for him before, and always with
the feeling that in so doing we in no wise
lend ourselves to deceive or miSlead the
public, for we have had indisputable proof
that his words are strictly true, with abund-
ant reason to believe tlat his medicines will
do all they promise, and all that can be rea-
souably expected from any medicine. His
Cherry Pectoral is too well known in this
community to need any commendation from
US, and his Pills we are credibIy informed
are not inferior to his Pecloral.-ProOide"ce
Mirror, e l.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-09

BOGUS BANKS. -Thomps3n's Bunk Note
Reporter for August contains, under the
head of District Of Columbus, list Of all
assisted having the whole bank Of the Dan
ube from Turmina to 0ltenitza in their
she good banks in the District, saying those
not uamed are worthless" Among those
good banks are included the Bank Of North
America, the Manufacturers Bank. the Me-
tropoli an Bank, the Washington Bank, and
tile Southern Manufactured Bank. Our
own fellow citizens need not be told that no
such concerns are IN existence - Sentinel.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-09

Gs-The Wheeling Argus says that the
County Democratic Convention at St. Clars-
vile, on Saturday, resulted in the nomina-
ton of the following candidates:
Probate Judge--Sam'l McMasters.
Clerk of Court-Jno H. Heator.
Auditorium. r. Meek.
Sheriff--Jacob Hall.
Commissioner-long term--Mr. Lucas.
/" short &c W Campbell.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-09
azy-The readers attention is directed

EH-T The readers attention is directed 10
the advertisement Of Benjamin Perm, Car
riage and wagon maker in another column.
Mr.. p. is young man Of energy and indus
try, and deserves to have large share Of
patronage. II you need any article in his
line, give him call
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-09

GrOur neighbor is still in great trouble
His new games wont win, and he is so
chagrined at the result, that he cannot keep
his temper, but must let off his spleen on
some one; and he has made us that fortunate
victim. Go on, Dick, you will run out Of
slang after a while.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-09

E~ The wings of Musklngum county
have called a regular old fashioned whig
county convention. Fusion don't take in
"old Muskingum," and why? because the
wings are strong enough to elect their tick
ct in that county without assistance.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-09

"Charley has become such noted liar
and slanderer that nobody believes or re-
CARDS what he says. "-Repu6'icom.
Eg-If you believe the above to be true,
why is it Dick, that you devote every week
at least one half of your editorials to this
same Charley. Don't you think you con-
tradict Yourself?
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1854-08-09
Missouri and Slavery.

The following from the s.. Louis Her
aid, goes to confirm the opinion that Mis-
sOuri will probably become a free State
within few years:
"Iu Missouri slavery is at a stand, if not
retrograding. II may be said. with al
most literal truth. that the slsveholding
immigration to Missouri, entirely ceased
there years ago There is now slave
holding emigration from Missouri. Besides,
slaves are constantly being sold to the
South. There are no more slaves in Mis-
souri, to-day than there were three years
ago. The prospect is, that ten years hence
their number will be greatly less than it
is now. There are now in the State 7OO,-
900 whites and $1,000 slaves. Ten years
hence there will be at least | 200, 600 whites
probably less than 10000 slaves. There
are new more than eight freemen to one
slave. Ten years hence, likely enough,
there will be twenty freemen to one slave" "
If our Abolition friends aOOall stop in
their mad career and reflect, they might see
in these facts an inevitable result-a result
which the quiet operation of things will pro.
duce in other States, as well as in Mis-
souri,.
1t is the opinion of many men, that this
perpetual crusading against the ,lave States
has done far more harm :han good to the
| slaves.