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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-22
Saddlers Hardware.

Saddlers Hardware,
AMI. COACH TRIMMING.
Just opened large assortment Of saddlers HaIdwale
buggy BOWS, Iiubbs spases Fellows carrsgeand Tire
Rolls. Malieabe Irons, Patent and Enameied Leather,
en mSls Of me pubic ODD S stand los Main st
Notice.
Wy his brother j. w MOTIF the partnershp PC; sop-
v. b. MorTE BRoTHER EfeSi6
Second Notice.
LII persons indebted to w. D. MoTTE requested to
isbfs Is W. n. MoTTE.
bound. to Shavel
nBsJaQUKs LEOoULTREs celebrated warranted
u Razofs. They shave with the greatest ease and are
The best ever brought to this market Jgst ]
10 New'Jewelry Store. WASHINGTON
Throw Physic TO the Observation-Disclosures
HYDRO ELECTRIC voLrAIc CHAINS
eans ss sesss
iism, painful and swelled Joints. Neuralgia
of the Face DEAFNESS, blind g., st.
i Heart. i Psrodicai ii Headaehes ,''
Pains in the stomach, In if
dis gtslins d Sslaa,
Paralysis,
YoiR less than since and aisr being subjected
ed by Drs valentine Mott Post uarnochan, Buren,
others discovered that they possess st,
diseases and their and the success that has
: .rfe
Previous their Introduction into this country they
used hospital in Enrope and secured by
patents in Rranee Germany snsttia Prussia and Eng
= ..THINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL
The principles upon which il is claimed thai the chains
produce their marvellous cures are frstihet an
diseases produced by deficient supplyo
ud and agent that resem eiecliic
,ty magnetism; and seeond-that the electro
aa organ daeased furnish t the exhaased
tent BY Il. powerful stimulating effects, the nervous hud
entire system No disgusting IS aosea 70 De Ia
ken while using the chains but rigid observance oil The
The part diseased effect OF the chains by
increasing their ma ghetto power T.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
viii be given any person no will produce SO many
well authenticated OF cure, both from inteli
gent patients scientific physicians, have been eff
fected by Of PulveTnaeher's Electric Chains
They never perform what they advertised to do
aud has ever been alssatshed who mas gwen
s'''''' : 80. -. IN FEMALE DISEASES.
More than one hundred permanent of Prolapsus
teri have effected within he last year by the use OF
resion Of the abdomen and the other uron sPne Just
above the hip, the usual severe symptoms incident to that
'iAsa1e r's = 0"'' MODE i1I) OF USE.
The chain Should oistened before with common
vinegar then end OF the chain should be applied
directly seat OF the pain or disease and The DINER
e BE e NOT DECEIVED, The Electric Chains not
diseases but FOR Nervous Diseases II Is claim
many cii es in the last year the Electric chain
INSTANT RELIEF from the most acute pain Is pro
than can produced by OPIUM in any OF its forms'
Cali and obtain pamphlet 6gratiso t-t : 7.is7, Il
ONE WORD MORE.
These chains the which have lately been sent
over to tile emperor tried his
physicians cholera, which have proved
SO enenty Place ana sIs AGENT
UEJAMEs BAKER, and Brentlinger & Armstrong,
wheeling agents dctI-lyri
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NEW BOOKS!
yrSfff<r,a. consuiste and Empire.-e vols. &
1 ..iieadies, Second War with knsland,' vols.
= tstIeadley,s Sacred Monntains''
..Bsldyyin & Thomas, Gazetteer of the U. So
..shnw,s Civil 4 Aitecturei"
=. Minute HelmoIij,, 1890
.,RatltayaD Sla ye,''s by Aifs. Juusohi
..t;aetlies Faust.,, DC &c
avis WILDE & BROTHER.
l,IITsff l:Spalt varnsis, lsaI Toath, nail and aha
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Advice,

Advice.
yoa troubled with coughi pain in the breast or
L anyafeetion OF the Lungs-Use Brcntlingerss Com
pou. Boneset- 5
iI Won are afHcied with rheumatism, have received
bruises spratnsi or your bands OF feet are frost bitten
or chapped-Usefhe Berger or Spine and Muscle Linz
ment; and = ~ Z
arising nom nnfity blood tie injudicious use
OF mercury, by all means Brentiingers tind
tract OF sarsapaIilla and iiandeEon. -.
These remedies have tried by hundreds and in AL
ven satisfactory evidence OF their superior
efficacy every other medicine In the cure OF these
complaints. for which they are recommended =
BRRNTLiNGRR & ARMsTRoNGss
Apotheeary, Monroe the McIure House.
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HstablIshed in 1aaa

cz-THoNPsoN REYNOLDS Ia.
s aSass, al, respectfully invites Western sss,
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New Savings Bank Store.
NEW rAsnlsosnp LETTERS THE OLD POST OFFICE

NEW FASHIONED LETTERS AT THE OLD POST OFFICE!
TT AN receiving and opening unusually large and
general assortment OF Boots, Shoes, Hats, Bonnets
Umbrellas Carpet Sachs at the OF Market and
Monroe Streets Wheeling, Va, in the room formerly
cnped the Post Office and opposite the Mcclure House.
very rye and emit ely stock which purchased
for CASH from the North, urder the
most favorable circumstances, and offer them to the ci
zels Wheeling and vicinity reduced prices whole
sale RETAIL respectfully solicit share of patron
age &c
not, the people OF Wheeling are not SO easily
humbuggei by advertising pusj suffice say have any
variety youths and boys Boots and Shoes mir.
Tor silk, moleskin, WOOL eghDrn, brush and straw hats
and for every variety silk lawn straw and braid
OF the most recent fashions and styles Also
shoes Slippers and Caters both or iaales, MISSES anu
children, the fashionable style, make and quality
call and for yourselves.
Having purcascd large stock Of the above named ar
tlcles would respectfully invite country merchants TO
me- send me their orders will duplicate
any purchased in the eastern cities for cash
b. H. WATSON.
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MoCLALLENS & KNOA1
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRALERs I'm y
BOOTS dND SHOES, 4MENS dhD
Boys HINTS and Caps, al Tie
lpeH kno,on stand Of the =
BIG Red BOOT.

VJTEare now TeceIvingffom our Eastern 1sna--
w Establishments, one OF the largest am - y,,.
tured assortment OF Boots and Shoes, loi e. ~ IN
wear, ever offered in this or any other ntarke.. AM
been manufactured TO ORDER according 70 oIs Ia,
tions; and, are intended expressly ior . T,lI
regular customers, and all others W no nsy ~ E,
call we can offer unusually large sailesJ v,,dI,l
Shoes which we guarantee equali queiiiy o. ~ ~ ~
workmanship to those manufactures Id s's 5tos5e
sist,. in paI1, OF the following sess0nae'eso0es
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PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
III ChSsfnnt ST. Philadelphia, Opposite Stale House.
MENE n w. SAFFOE ID,
= IMPoRTER AND DEALER In CURTAINS, CURTAIN MA
TERIlLs, AND FURNITURE COVERINGS,
WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices, -
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ~
The stock comprising, in part, the following.
Enlbroidered Curtains; Gilt Cosnices;
no Muslin Do n do Pins;
n,snery Laces 4 Muslins; do Bands,
Strc widths Canopy Arches Rings;
and coIors;a Cords, Tasses, Gimps,
Satin de Lanest Filnges, curtain Drops
Ianiasfsj SSc, =, s ,
large stock or FRENCH PLUS HE'S OF all eolors and
qsaSTe e = szDRs and HOLLANDS all
-coiors shading. = \
ofthe heght md width entire frelnc of window
+ ZUU def = ~. REILLY
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Tens. yYfuee- 1.ie.. : olEsAtE Dkal1ss
Tobncco, CofTee. : pices, indisI
AND orI,rr - ss,. uf, Moiasssss.oh
no. 4 y Norfl Water and 2 N,y,s ~
5sto doohs Belolr Arch str-, ,ppss,alfrei,
- nlL4D EIPH,,
Established in 1ooa ~
ss II 162e.
u0-THoNPsoN, REYNOLDS n.
House, respectfully invites IYestas steA in IN.
him call Aeiehsrts i, T.
J.c cAHTiELp-- = ~ n - deIa5l Isl
GANPTEr.n 51 sG5laL5: s1S@E
y e,o ~ ,..--.--Ss,, GAOIHER, a. nntHtlS
- Danhiors oIest, Corner N o,so
WHOLESALE IMPORTERS, AANrr,pS.ta aTir
AND DEALERS IN FINE WATCHES ASIURgD
SILVER, PLATED, avn Aica INN,
FANCY CO. CO. "a "A WAR; Am
TAVIs onenea their na,,, .,e - ~ DSl
ii Goods = 9'o'e wan spieuss.
COIN Avn err,
ror, .he ,ylcs, r.ia,,-.s.. IN WATCHES!
-, S:e,sr,. $1,000, nltkers In Londo, :,
s,,e,s nne az ,vh;eI - n, STOCK always ks 1I,s
49, " ~ % Guaranteed 10 pertn,s % h 7
-, atsas
SLY nN 1AAE VI oCh OWN MAsuy,
SilVefEIea ana Cohee Sets, Goblets -stlii L
Gastors. Nn,alets, SPOONS, Forks, Pie ann iszstn
ice Cieahh Knives, napkin Kings, Fish E,;s REb-
lars, &c, VI new oeSAsns- SaaCt
PLATED WARE
Coffee and Tee Sets. Urns, Tea Keith,
waiteTs-OvaI, Oblong and round sbs ri au L. N.
Baskets, EpeIgess, Flower and Fru;t ~ CaoEl o.
DIAMOND woRri adA, DC.
y n 1870 y, Dlainond Bracelets ,n,,
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ASSIGNEEyS NOTICE.
Girneon ID. Woodrow having, on the 1fth day of
= Anril, proper deed conveyed in trust to the
undersigned The benefit OF his said Woodrow's credit
his and personal property and chooses In ac-
lion; all persons any wise Indebted to said Woodrow
ave required TO make immediate payment TO me- and all
having against said Woodrow required
in order to receive any benefit under srad trust within
tonr months their claims with the proper release
corig 10 The terms of said deed with undersigned.
7 apI3 GEO. w. SIGHTS, assignee.
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TO Country Merchants.

MRS IS. KNOX having Withdrawn from the firm. OF
WI McClaen, Knox d Co.. the remaining partners hayo
associated with them Mt Chester D. Knox Cbtothe OF s.
S. Knox long and avoTabiy known in trading public
assuming the style OF NJ cClalens and Knox
They would their old who
literally sustained them)
and Shoes, that their Fall Stock will arriv
ing from the 10th to thelsst OF September.
Having selected with the Ieatest and bought
they ater themselves that their Fall Stock OF
Boots and Shoes they hold out inducements in quality
prices superior offered in the market. To
Country Merchants on their way east they would be pleas
cd exhibit their Stock and post them inprices fearessy
challenging comparison with the arets of Baltimore and
Z Philadelphia fsep3l McCsLABEENSz q KNOX,
n UGAN, CARR d CO., have Just rereivel lIU boses
j OF tobacco in addition to their large stock Call
round No. 81, and specimen Of the 'Caliiorn
golden Tobacco, intended for all "who love COCA
thiig Also large lot imported Seears Just oh and
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&c. cAHFiYtD.s ". D. lasFiNI1.- dtla}
q CANFIELD. BROTHER N sl7iSsSl
229 baltimore Street, Corn ,s z Co
WhoLEsALE IMPORTERS, MAaT MANU-
AND DEALERS ALI. IN FINE WATCHES, RicS LUZ
SILVER p pLAp n5 y and ALsATA wan, . q.
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GOLD AND SILVER wArcn,,,

From Inc most celebrated mlkers In -,
and Geneya--an extensive stock ai,1sSah soh. uv,
every one OF which Is guaranteed IN kPt o. Ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25
SPAIN.

Our accounts from Madrid are of the Goth uls.
A rcssl deer ee relieved N. Ari-tzaO3l teutt from
tire ia ciions Of Drect"r-GenerG OF toe Pu0ic DEBT,
Her Msjtsty declaring herself fully satisfied with his
service.
TIE Democratic party twice defeated, the day
before the Cotes-Grst On the question Of the Sc
cro ballot, and secondly the tOrmallties 10 he OBJ
served ~ Congress ia its tercourse WIN The crown
The ID III ocrals GemanGed tina the deputies should
be obliged To wear costume when they presented
themselves before he Queen According 10 them, 1t
would be pnju1- ing he mOnarcLcal and dynast,c
question TO Introduce such a clause ltO the regula-
tiops since il woud be supposrg the existence OF
tbfoIe. Nj. Oiozaga .nergeticsly combatted that
doctIue, ana the Assr bly, proelalmed Its monich-
cal splrt oy a vote UI 1873 TO 49, Tbs was not yer a
defrii battle but 1t probable that the struggle
wuuG comm. nee on some other article 81 the
regulations On that day, the uniou between the Es
lart.Gsts or pure PI gIesistas ard the Republican
Democrats was Dissolved. NJ Olozag wh, Was be-
leved 10 lean to ~ard the latter completely repu-
dat. u rhe alliance
1t was hoped that eAssembly would constitute it,
self the following day Asrespected the orgsoiza-
ton Of ii Cabinet, il was believed that . Dom
ueli would not enter II until E-parler0 should formal
IL explain his views. Should it be reconstructed on
tbe basis Of the present administration, il is prob able
that Messrs Allende Sslazer, Aionso and Pacheco,
will not torn part Of it, The latter will proceed TO
Rome os Minister PeDipo,entiary.
The GG-tte contains roy oil decree extending the
amnesty granted on the 7th for political ofsnses.
Lord Howden had q long conference with the Presi-
dent OF the Council. letter says;
Marshal ErseTo has expressed stee that bis friends shall
ter ssrshal ODOnne fret Wee President of the Cor
1t Is tue stated by Of the uewspspers that efforts
beng made to form Ministry with tspsrtero and Don
nell, retain init Lugsn ard Cssado nbeB ofthe
existing Cabinet Marshal EpsTtero slpeers to be animated
with the most catpTy int n,iens The situation OF the
finances csquetude and enc In party
pears psbe OF remedyips The Government resolved
not to in IL request to the Wshir Cabinet FOX the
recall Of Mr. soue. AS the Corros sha have been
regularly constituted the Ministry will wait the Queen to
the offer ofs resignation The oItes d4y have been
epgsged DISCUSSING proposed Com
nee The hsrqr' ab.'da has o. eeted hsvinss many
s1 Vice Presidents but the Committee insists that
Der The point has been decided
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Which supported V.nn' the pr~ten'on. q me EmpeoI %
po~ia Ii Grand >tep msae to~a'd d-hntiv. and soha
rese. and truly IL subject Of admiration 70 oeeoa Al
r. dIam,te irslp. Eafope TUNED up-de down nods,
~. s,re,,.or Of hero sesn.t whom ali Earop- ns oned
.,-i. Great Britain and France joined together f9f the
an. object s.ne-for-ard invincios w" no lons-r
ger any Of them Let offer up cur prsyss
bs Prussia, eornpreheudns her w-unders,osd in'er-s,s
% nv, sihes seccrnp shm.nt OF the common
wori e,d the Enpeler Nichols. 10 perceive 'h.i ne
us nat hope Of obtaining support N the un'or
tunste eearte in which Re has engaged .
am informed that the negotiations between the
Aus.rian Government and a well-knorn Pans cap
italist for the construction Of railroads have been
brought TO successful termination. The contract
was only to be completed in the event Of Austria Gu
teripg into treaty Of alliance with France eod En
gland; and tbs fact 10 considered an al iltions
proof Of the satisfactory nature of the treaty.
ReeDforcemeDts continue to be dispatched to the
youth for embarka'on for the Crimea This day 100
volunteers frsm the 4sih regiment passed thr ouga
Paris. They bad just come up from Kouen and have
ef, for Msrseilles by the Lyons Railroad. The 4sth
was one Of the regiments ENJOYED at Bomar-uno.
II slso distinguished itself curing the June insuTec'
ton al Psrs.
Forty SIX English ladies, En- roue for the f l't, TO
attend the sick aud xcunded expected on TIE 5th
at Barstiles where they are TO embark on the fol-
lowing day for ConstsDiinople.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25

LUMBER on THE ATLANTIC RarLRoAD.-This bust
ness which hardly existed before the present yesr,
becoming of very considerable magnitude r. prices
are toleratly maintained another year will show it
much larger. Several establishments on toe line OF
the road had ust been finished in the fall when the
droutb was most severe, and were unable 70 be set
at work this season. for want OF water The effect OF
the droutb on ether mills which had been running
all the season. until October, il shown by the dnina-
ten of transportation over the railroad which, OIL
though it averaged over half million week, in Sep
TENDER, Gown TO about 90 900 the third week IN
November The next week, it again to half
million. We have before US the weekly retarns Of
transportation since tire let Of September, add ind
that the total amount Of lumber transported in the
thirteen weeks following, was 4,s3s 600 feet. Much
the largest part came to this market. Port. Adv.
MAIL TO LAKE SuPERIoR.-We have been shown
letter from Washington under date of the l5th iast,
from the Hon. IL. l.. Stevens, in which he says;
Z" The Department agreed, this morning, to put
weekly mail on the route, by the way OF Green
" Bay, from the mouth Of the Meaominee Rive, the
" Esconabee TO Marquette, on Iron Bay, on Laks
Superior and thence by the Ance, Portage f'ntry'
" Kewsneena, &c., &C., 10 Ontonagon.' 49,,
lDerot Free Press, 10th.
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THE SIEGE OF sEyAsTOpOy.
From TIE Los6on Timer, Nor. D.

1x o. FetersbUrg Josrna! Of Nov. 81 contains
dated the l2th.
Inc Prince states that TIE approaches of The
enemy nae NOT advanced at all for several DAYS. and
.nat though the batteries continued their ire the do
lenses sustained It with success. Each night the
pieces usmoaptee during the day were rapl ,ced by
time additional internal defepses s.re being er-esd
The sans number Of IEe 81. Petsr6arg J,g~qql
contains report frcm General Danueuberg on the
battle Of lnkernsnn, in which the blame Of the
Iahufe OF The stiack is thrown on General Scimonof
who advanced with the right column too prerjni.
lately instead of hating until the left column inside
its attack
i! a.o contains a report from Prince MenchikoT
70 The Emperor, certifying that tie Grand Dukes Nj
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IS 80 "a
s216,N vs.

Decrease In ...$41 ,]5 49,
The official figures will not vary materially from
this estimate.
AS to the down freight of the Canals during the
AEON, find that of artcles brought in barre and
enumerated under that head-consisting Of four beef
pork and ashethe receipts last year exceed those Of
this year by nearly 1000, 900 of barrels.
Tie greater proportion OF this decrease is the article
OF -four alone. As to the articles enumerated under
the head of bushels-grains genersy-the excess is
in favor Of this year by over 1000 900 Of bushels
The falling off in the receipts Of wheat amounts to
nearly 5000 900 Of bushels, while the excess in the
receipts Of this year over last amounts TO over
1000 eco Of bushels. Articles enumerated under the
head Of pounds-bu,ter, lard, cheese, wool and
bacon-show an increase this year over last of nearly
6,000 eco Of pounds.
OF course, the above shows but portion Of the
down freight the canals but affords an index of tue
general results Of the canal trade.
The tolls received for series If years, commencing
in LEGO, VIXEN they first rescte million of dollars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25

CANAL TOLLS AND TRADE.

The tables OF the business of the State Canals for
the season have not been completed at the Depart
meDt, though sufficient returns have been received
to enable Us TO estimate nearly the amount Of tolls
collected during the navigabe season.
Various estimates have been published, predicated
upon the general stagnation of business in all its
branches, in which it has been claimed and perhaps
with seine show of plsusbty that the decrease this
year in the receipt Of tolls would DO fully equal to half
million Of dollars, compared with the receipts dur
ing the of canal navigation last year. This
estimate Of the deere has been too large by nearly
s75, COO, as the following statement will show:
Amount collected from the opening of canal navi
gaton, April 20, 1853, TO and including the h Of
November, the same year, and from the lst of May
1884, TO and including the month Of November of the
same year:
s5s...........s3ls7 $50 - Ia4......s27s6 III os
p53, Deem. ID $40 81 1884, Dec. est. 5000 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-25

Joi EsstiDgs, prominent citizen Of Columbiana
County. Ohio, lied on Friday, the 18th Instant. de
Was twice IN Congress and was man Of large natural
capacity.
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ave been as f0loss

The sums collected from s45 to 1851, inclusive en-
brace nearly 5000, 900 OF railroad tolls.
(AibsDy Argus, 2.st
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-11-03
lexington, Mo-; DR. Adams and'bro,ber. from

Lexington, MOI DR. Adams and, brother, from
Michiganj Mr.. Anon and Mrs. White and
child, from Missouri; and two Germans and
Frenchmen, whose names are unknown
The Indians carried off forty head of cattle,
five horses and $4,000. A considerable force
was sent in pursuit of the savages.
The Cangress of New Grenada was in
session The session was opened by the
Vice President, Jose Obaldea, with an inaug-
ural address, Gen. Arbaleda had advanced to
Lamesa, and in Ocana Col. Jeion had been
defeated by the Government forces All ac.
counts agree that the revolution is on its last
legs.
The mines yield fair returns in every part
of the State.
The canal by which the water of the
south fork of the American river is to be lot
into Placerville and vicinity, is completed.
A rich quartz lead mine had been opened u
San Andres, on the north fork Of the Mokc
lumne river
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-11-03

05-It would appear that tho Democrats,
like the lrishman's ruce.horsc, Bother En-
have driven all before them They have
triumphuntly carried tho entire Congression.
al delegation, excepting hpeniy-one! But we
cannot determine the precise result until the
arrival of our special express from Tifliu.
The difficulty appears to be owing to a COM
oinatlon of causes, among which the Nebras-
ka bill, Fusion and Know NothiAgism are
the most conspicuous; nevertheless, wa are
inclined to the opinion that in spite of all
these obstacles, we might easily have achiev-
ed glorious victory, if it were not for the
lack of votes!
II 10 amusing to note the manner in
which the Fusionists take their good luck
They hardly know how to contain themselves, ),
and their joy is manifested in the most fran
tic demonstrations, The election, and its
GLORIOUS results" are constantly in their
mind. One OF them was asked ths time of
day on the street yesterday 1.-TWO thousand
majority,"was the reply, as the Intercepted
individual passed on. Poor fellow! They
are not accustomed to victory, and great al.
low ance should be made, ,--S,aiesman.