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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-07-28

0FD1scoURAGING CONDITION OF UTAH.
A letter from Utah gives deplorable nc
count of Mormondom. There is said to be not
only disaontent and dissension among the
Saints, but the whole Territory is threatened
by famine. In the southsgn settlements the
whole of the wheat crop, which had looked
so promising, has been devoured by grass
hoppers; and toward the north the same
result is opprehended. These insects wese
gushing out of the earth by shoals, and il
required only little warm weather to has
ten their growth and insure the entire des.
truction of the crop,
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Will be ready on the lst July, 3 5,
nHE Ot,D FARM HOUSE--A beauti.

| ful and affecting domestic story. By Mrs. CAR
oLINE H. BUTLER LAING. Illustrated with tne Inc en- en-
cravings by Van lngen, from original Whse
Nearly Five Hundred pages l2mo: Bound IN extra
blue and red Muslin; Gilt, for $1,25.
The name of the authoess Of the above woIk speaks AZ
yolumesn Its favor, and in this she has proausea VIZ
Of thought and style, and for the charm
ing views ofcountry life at the '.od Farm HoIse,
the striking illustrations of the tollies Of
city ife-in her description good and evil
in all the various subjects which she has touShsd
her magic pen, she cannot be excelled, Inc gensl'
heroine Amy is model Of patience ana VIRTUES PeIse
cuted BY the ey genius fher life the villain staun
ton. =,
The book will be read with ayidity, and none wh
commence IT, will desire to lay It aside Till finished
The publisher offers with full confidence that Its peru
sal will be attended with pleasure and profit TO q
| readers. ld.s ~
copy Of the work will be sent 70 any part OF IN
United States postage Free on the receipt price
CHARLES H. DAVIS,
No. 30 South Fourth st. above Chestnuts Philadelphl
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The CentraI CommIttee.

We hope the members Of the Democrat
ic Central Committee. will bear in mind
the meeting to be held at Rayenna on Sat
urday the 4th. day Of fAugust next Several
matters Of importance are to come before the
Committee. and a full meeting is earnestly
desired.
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or The crops in this county are abun-
dant, even beyond the most sanguine sntici-
patlons Of the people. Farmers have how
ever, been very much interrupted in the
work Of securing their harVests by the al
most continual fall of rain for several days
past. Apprehensions are felt lest some
fields of wheat, will be greatly injured BY
the wet weather.
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Legal Notice.

Anson LOomis, .
VS.. IN tnc court VI Co""i""
Stonhen r. Freeman, pleas of Portage County,
John Bruner, Ohio.
Besey Miller,
Lydn Rice aud Petition IL civil action.
George Seaton,
The defendants will take notice that the plainth III
cd his petition in the court of common pleas of Por-
tage county, Ohio, on the 10Th day of December A. d.
1854 against them, askingto have the following prem
ises sold wit: village lot No. 81 situate i'll what
called Tsppan subdivision of village lots in the vii
lage of Ravenua in Portage county Ohio and the ava
arising therefrom to the payment of Judgment the
plaintiff recovered against the said Stephen X Free
man and John Bruner In said court, aud unless the
said defendants appear and answer demur to the sac
petition by the eighth day of Sept4mber, A. ID. 1888
the plaintiff will take judgment 10y default at the mex
t.rln of said court to the effect prayed for.
S.STRAWDER, s. Plaintiffs Atty.
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In addition to the above grea! feature in the Circle
and Menagerie, will be performe ed each evening, the
gorgeous Pantomime entitled
"THE MISER OF BAGDAD,"
which will be produced in style of magncence un-
surpassed by any travelling Exhibition, the manage
ment having spared neither pains expense in ma
king this the ''Ne plus Utra of performances In the
circle This piece will be presented with all the spen-
doris Of the Arena performed at the principal Thea
tres in the cities ofNew York and Philadelphia, where
il had successful run Of upwards Of $50 nights.
! need only to be seen to be appreciated
This company will exhibit at Akron 25h, Tinsbure
03d. Canton 27th Of August. S. b. LEONARD, Agt.
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Temperance Alliance

The next quarterly meeting of the Ladies
County Temperance Alliance, will be held
in franklin, August I'd, commencing at ten
O'Clock. An address may be expected from
Mrs. r. M. EVERETT, of Randolph.
s. P. LANE, President.
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Farm for Sale.

aA THE Subscriber has an excellent
taassn farm for sale, q miles of Raven
EEeEH ma There are 40 acres, seventy acres each
- side OF the road, one goodfarm House andBarn,
we'll watered on each side OF the farm, good water
privilege unoccupisd at Lock Q on the canal.
wishing to purchase, enquire at the Store o
]. H. Bostwiek e Co., or on tho Farm.
Raw anna, March1s yss4s 4Je-tf Csc. RosTwIcK.
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Invalids should read the follow

Ballve, Sandusky, Co. o., October, 1854.
DR.. TuBBs-Sir-Knowingt the vast amount Of suffer-
ing existing among females of the present day, and
having drank to the dregs OF the bitter cup of action,
gladly make known what in my case has proved the
long sought remedy. My health has been poor for l9
years. and 10 of that time spent bed helpless suf
erer scarcely able to sttup long enough to have my
bou changed.
The misery of those years cannot describe. Pro-
apsus Uteri with heat weakness and pain through the
lending down the limbs were AMONG the earlier symp-
toms. Walking or standing became difficult at first
and at length utterly impossible. Soon digestion faii
paipation of the heart and dizziness and oppression
of the head also added to my suferings. Physicians
from far and near were employed, by one of whom,
rst prescription was obtained in October, one year
ago. Improvement was slow at first; have not only
been able to leave my bed, but am now doing most o.
| out inconvenience. Yours, truly,
Mrs, NANCY GROVER.
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The above named defendants and Charles Law, jon
athan Law and David Law who re side in the State OF
Indiana, Sidney A. Law who resides in Connecticut,
Thomos Z, James of Ashtabula county, Ohio, and
PA. Stannard and wife of Tusca.
rawas county Ohio are hereby notified that petition
has been filed in said court against them praying for
partition of certain real estate therein described to-
wit Twenty-fo -four and onehalf acres in lot No. 30 IN
Brmeld being the real estate heretofore assigned to
Aurilla Law, now deceased, for her dover and tf
which the above defendants heirs In common, ant
unless they appear at the next term OF said court ant
plead answer or demur to said petition an order fol
the partition ofsaidpremses as there ed for vii
he taken MICHAEL STUART,
5o.aw ATTORNEY for the Partitioner.
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5N-4M
n u w
Book Store in RaVenna

kTg1sRm n HATCH, in the old Pos,
Eb1l11#ElfO. Oflee room in Seymour's block Is
tJsl-JAL5H now receiving choice stock of BOOKS
of nearly ell the standard works; School
Rocks Toy Books Primers, &c., together with large
and we selected stock Stationery cap, letter note
Clt-edged, and great variety of fancy coiors ana
STYLES of paper Envelopes of all kinds, colors and
oiantity: Cards of rearly all descriptions; Pens and
Pen holders; Inks and Inksands Slate and satepen,
ellis; Drawing and Tissue paper, Water Paint ana
Brushes Dolls and Doll heads crying Babies, Sewing
Birds and Butterflies, Portmonies, Sdluoes, Emery
Balls Pins Rings, ETC., too numerous to mentloh:
Ladies and Gtutemen wihing anything IN the ABOVE
line will please give call and we Will tr 10 please
them with quality and price u HAlCn'
! Rayruna July 9th, 1855.
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Notice i'm Attachment.
Peter Seigel, Plaintin) n,oa "a
VS.. Z Tihintih' sciaitnS @AV@JVV'
John Vetter, Defendt.l
Nelson G. Chapman, Plaintiff,l -, -


Thomas
The defendants In the above action will take notice
that orders of attachment were issued John M
Law ustice of the Peace Of Windham, Portage coun-
ty Ohio ON the 9Th day of June, 1885, for the sums
aforesaid, and that said cause will be for hearing on
defepda. Thomas Story, nonresident OF the State
win take notice that the plaintiff n g. Chapman VIII
testify and that his deposition will be taken at the OF
sth day cf August next, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock p NJ, to be used 10 evi-
dence on trial of said cause. N. Q. HUMIhhhhnL
| July Is, la55-50-3w Attorney or riainuils'
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Office of the Atlantic and Grea1
Western Rail Road Company.

NAPS from 25 cts. to $Sl,75, at No 8 phe-
" nix block. 4 10, 1863 TGREEN.
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A SSTGNEE,S NOTICE-Rowell & Wit

II ter having this day made general assigntneht OF
their entire stock in trade notes and accounts to the
in trust for their creditors. All persons
baying unsettled accounts with said frm or who are
indebted to them by note are requested to call forth
with and settle the with Melville A. Day, agent
for the Assignee at No. Phenix block in whose pos
sess the books and be found. The entire
stock ofgoods covered by said assignment are now sell
ling off AT COST. Persons therefore wishing to pur-
chase goods cheap will do wellto call soon, 1t is de-
Sirable to close up the concern without delay.
Rayenna, July 3, 1856 4s-4w Z. SPALDING,
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MOTICE-Notice is hereby given that the
lV undersigned has been duly appointed and quail
fed as Administrator with the will annexed, of the
tateo fJereny Pike late of Brmield, Portage county
Ohio, deceased.
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nv E are daily receiving large quantities Of
w all styles of dress goods, consisting in part Of
lawns plain and bareges Tissues, chan-
brays etc. We are selling them ut prices to cofTes-
pond with the times Please call and examine befoTe
purchasing elsewhere. R0WELL WiTTER.
NJ "a II
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VIM. R. Johnson,

SURGICAL AND MECHAN-
AO ICAL DENTIST will perform and
1111J warrant all operations purtaining 10
Dentistry Having had years constant practice,
three years under instruction with eninens DENTISTS
and having taken pains to acquaint himself with all
the secret improvements in the ART. He fatters him
self that by dlgent application TO the duties Of his
profession he win be able to give entire satisfaction to
all those who may honofhim withtheir confidence.
dentistry pertaining the beauty and preservation OF
the natural teeth Hence all operations for that pur-
pose will be performed with care and the least
cali attention to the following In regard to artificial
teeth: Strength quality and durability Of the materials
adantaton 10 the gums and comfort to the wearer,
of usefulness In restoring the
sneecb and ability TO mastcate Three months credit
Win be given ito those who desire i for onefourth on
ali work 10 the amount of sixteen dollars and upwards
Office over F, w. Seymours Store, nearly opposite the
Prentiss House. xo,,.,
Nav 9,1855-40 WM X. JOHNSON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
I,SMlEI,S ADV,S,

THAIN g. McKEONE'S CHEMICAL
i Olive Soap, for washing in hard or son water
Price only 10 cents per bar. Justrec'd by SWIFT
IuIr
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or See advertisement Of J. X. P1cKETT,
Principal Of "Franklin Seminary" The
school Is IN . fourishing condition.
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The Emperor Of Russia is Dead

DUT JOHN 5. CLUIE is still alive and
I'D making those celebrated Cheese Vats so much
used by good cheese makers. Also the new STEAMERS
for heating milk or water, which acknowledged by
all who have used them to be up to the times. will
make them oftc best material and in style that can
not be surpassed the Western Reserve and at pri-
ces that defy competition. Call and them before
you purchase, and you can save money by SO doing.
Persons in want of Eave-troughs will save money by
calling me, as have the exclusive rghtfor this
county of Sees Patent Machine for manufacturing
e-troughs by which manufacture faster and
as we'll any other estab shment and ut lower prices
Stoves and Tin-ware of every description on hand
and for sale AZ Low PRICES at my Store opposite the
east end Of PheHix Block, on Main Street.
| Ravenna, March 10, 1858 JOHN s. CLUTEj
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BOOt and Shoe store.

THE subscriber would respectfully an
J. nounce to the citizens of Ravenna and vicinity,
that he has been receiving during the past week.
era and complete assortment OF Boots and Shoes, suit
able for the Spring trade comprising the various kinds
and coors of Ladies' and Gentlepen, Boysand Youths,
Misses and Chldren's Caters. Enameed Pat Leather
and Calf Skin Congress CATERS Bootes and Buskins,
Kid and Enameled Patient Leather. Also few pair
of Ladies and Gents Rubbcrs, supply the pres
ent demand
The public are respectfully invited to call and exam
Inc for themselves as they may be assured OF finding
article that will suit with prices corresponding with
the times. mar21-33
Rayenna March 49, 1855 WIN. GARDNER.
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To the People.

nOCT. SPELMAN wishes to inform his
Dold friends and patrons, thathe will open an Office
for the practice Of his profession dentistry during
next week. b. T. SPELMAN.
Rayenna. June 18th. ia ',,.lf ist
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nj OTICE-Having been informed that my
wife, Polly Proser, pretends TO have in her posses
sion note contract against me, which she may try
to negotiate hereby caution all against pur-
chasing any paper purporting to be signed by me,
have executed any paper TO her, aud no paper
June %, 1856 -46-4w WILLET PR0SSER.
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A, GA 4 S-4oIL {. otonas I! III. !.
ROWELL, WlTTER & co.

QOWELL & WITTER are now receiv.
LII ing their stock of spring and summer Goods,
which have been purchased at low prices, and viii be
sold at pondng rates, and they would respect
fully request all who wish to purchase goods, 70 ca
ut no Phenix Block, that being the place to get the
worth of your money. May q, tss0
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SHAWLS--Just received very large as
~ sortment, consisting of plain and embroidered
Grape shaws, black and coofed silk, fgd and plain
cashmere, and single and double brochas. Ladies
ment in town, as they chalked low" and going
fast. May IA, 1855 PRENTISS, HOPKINS u Co. =
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TPThe Equipment and gen.
eral Out fit of both the ,.'
| Menagerie '& Circus Troupes,
have been got up this season in
| a style OF elegance and a proiu'
sion Of costly decorations hlth'
| erto unprecedented.
The Riders and Gymnastic
Artists, q full description @
whom will be found In the bills
are all belonging 10 the mrs
class of their profession, Of botl
sexes, and are known and dis
tinguished everywhere as the
"STAR TROUPE"
| of the United States. A fni
MILITARY BRASS BAND
accompanies the United Exhibi
tions, and will play during thu
performances a variety OF new
and fashionable Music.
III The Companies will en-
ter town in
Grand Procession,
about 10 A. M, and after pass
ing through the principal street
proceed to their
pAVIIJ0N OF EXHIBITIOp
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MISCELLAN
n, a, GlLLEIIIS AlWS.
HURRAH FOR FREE TRADE!
AND
CHEAP GOODSl
And down with all Monopoly and Extortion

And down with ali Monopoly and ExtOrtiOn.
WM. BARKER, having taken Mr.. CAMP
w BELLS Store, opposite the Court House, Raven
na, Ohio, where he intends 10 trade until December
next and receive from the East regular supplies OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. Liverpool Ware
and other erockery, and would invite the people Of
Portage county 10 call and his stock, when wanting
anything Of that kind, as he intends 10 sell such
terms cannot fail to give satisfaction 10 the buyer
He would also say that rs Goods cannot be bought al
the lowest price without Cash. and his CAPITAL Is
very limited, he will have to do exclusively Cash
Trade his motto being Small Profits and quick sales.
Barker triumphant, Right over Might, state
ent Of the facts in the Prosecution OF RM. BARKER
for selling goods in Ravenna without Pedler's Ii
cense the utter defeat Of his enemies and their meri
ted shame and confusion of face. Sent 70 any address
postpaid on receip: of three cents.
On page 5th of BARKER Triumphant, for HOPKINS
read BosTwIcK. l0u.
Ravenna, May 9th, 1856.
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SSUMMER STUFFS-A general assort-
~ ment OF summer goods for men and boys VICAR OF
every description, just received at No phehix Block
Moy IS55 H.. LII DAY.
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Legal Notice.

OLICCs
In the court of Com
mon pleas of Portage
county, Ohio.
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+. TWITT

rs NOW receiving his Spring and Sum
/ mer style OF Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods, all OF
which will be sold for cash cheaper than ever offered
n avenna before. First door eastof phenix block.
STRAW GOODS-A nice assortment now
~ opening at Tw's first door east of phenix block
Ii HATS purchased at Twitt's will be
II kept in repair and Ironed without extra expense
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FRANKLIN, PORTAGE CO., o., JUNE I2Ih, 100.
THE Stock Holders of said Company are
i hereby notified, that their Annual Election for D-
rectors, will be held at this office the second Tues
day the 10th day of July 1885, between the hours OF
10 O'Clock A. M. and O'Clock P. N.
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EXertiOMi

Individual exertion is necessary to secure
individual success. Listless ease never yet
accomplished any thing. unless imposing on
its elf a miserable and wretched end
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EMBROIDERED COLLARS 100
I embroidered muslin, cambfic and crocha collars;
new styles, just received at No phenix block.
April "a HI, DAY,
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Rayenna. June ., lsjj-4S.Gw
CCYTHES g. SNATHS--
2 Companies
[ MENAGERIE

.. ID. I1U" Eo, L iOpl lCtOl'
MYERS Sc MADlGAN'S
CELEBRATED
EQUESTRIAN TROUPE !!
Without extra charge, forming
Two Exhibitions in one.
For one day only. Afternoon
and Evening.
J. M. NIXT0N, Director of the
Combined Exhibition.
At RAVENNA on FRIDAY,
August 24tTl, 1866.
In this exhibition viii be found
the two greatest living curiosi-
ties in the animal kingdom, viz
"a Living GIRAFFE, and a
Iii. iig RHINOCEROS, besides
a full collection Of other wild
Beasts, all in the most perfect
health and condition.
The CIRCUS TROUPE con-
sists of the following acknowl-
edged talent.
CLOWN, jim MIKEs'
Miss ROSE MADlGAN,
The fearless, graceful and bril-
Giant American Artist, in her
matchless scenes of Eqlitation.
Messrs. T. King, LeRue, w,
Armstrong, H. p. Madigan,
Master Nadigan, Thompson az
Prof. Nixon with his talented
PUPILS, in all their achievements
upon horseback, and in Gym
nastics.
The following rare and beau
tiful animals are among the col
| lection belonging to the FXlnbi
ton.
A Brazilian Tiger, or Soutl
America Jaguar, Two African
Leopards, 9 N. american Bears
a pair of English Deer, n beau
fully marked Zebra, a Peruvian
Lama, a White Camel, a Kan
CARGO, besides a variety Of tn
monkey tribe, Parrots, Pcli'
cans, Swans, Birds, of Paradise
Admission to see the Combin
ed Exhibitions, 25 cents. Chill
dred under 0 years of age, hal
price. Doors open at 9 and a
Z. Performances commence q
half paste and quarter to 3.
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4 [. DAYS ADVERTISEMENTS.

IBBONS--A fine assortment of Bonnet
LII ribbons forspring and summer, Just received, at
No phenix block. April2 H. L. DAY.
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M MANTILLAS--A beautiful assortment
LII just received of latest styles, NIL colors and all
prices from dollar and fifty cents to ten dollars
Call and see them Ladies'. PRENTIss, HOPKINS & Co.
Nav | 1S55
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-07
An ADFoCaTE OF AMERIcah FRINcIpLEs.
a Lady Who WAS Present At ~
Rattle OF Saratoga.

Mrs. Margaret Martin, who is ut present stop
ping at the residence of her grandson, in this
city Is SO years of age. She is one Of the few
remarkable women OF the revolution, who took
part inthe memorable occurrences Of the strur-
g1e fvr American Independence. Her husband
Glib rt Martn was a sergeant in the army OF
Gates, and was engaged in The battle of Sara-
toga. Mrs. Martin, then avery young woman,
was on the ileld during both struggles constitu-
ting tbs battle and terminating ID the defeat of
thasplendid army which Burgoyne had transport
edssith such inmensee labor aud expense lfom
etshasla. confidently anticipating ~thatuAs zetsl
be able to divile the army of the patriots and
secure Sir Henry CLIFTON in the Southern line
of def noes.
Mrs. Martin represents theastrugglc as most
terrific. She says that towards evening, when
Burgoyne maddened by The consciousness that
his splendid schemes were about to be defeated
directed his whole reserve aud cavalry force up
on the feeble army of the patriots, the contest
ants stood within half musket range Of each
other, and pozred in their deadly volleys, while
whole files ON either side fell in their tracks,
ard neither gave one inch.
Toward evening Mr.. Martin was wounded i'm
the shoulder, and while his wife was in the act
Of affixiLg d bandage. she herself was wounded
in the hand; she says "Gilbert sprung like an
inluriated lion. peggy said he, sI'll 60 and
teach those cowardly dogs better manners tina n
TO shoot woman"-and saw no more of him
till the fight was over.
OF such maserial were the men and women
Of The r voution.
We can readily imagine that the feld Of Sar-
atoga was strange Plece for those of the soft
ersex., Mrs. Martin, however, has evidently
been woman OF uncommon energy ofcharacter.
Her frame still exhibits strength and her eyes
sparkles as she recounts the deeds of that gior.
Gus day, or speaks Of stllat coward Gaf<s, who
stdys safe and Sound his tenly al
cared koe for fl|1 who We're failing like
sheaves in theS SlIIYFest.
Onaby one, the survivors and landmarks OF
the Revolution are Ealing away.--Troy Waag.