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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-22

a case Of Tobacco sold q Lynchburg,
last week. q geo cor .cwts
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-18
RENOUNClNG THE KNOW -N0THINGs.
A GOOD EXAMPLE.

WE have received the following letter from
Mr.. William Adams, we'll known citizen Of
Tarentum, no was induced by false rrprrsen-
ta,ions TO allow hmselfto be got into the Know
Nothing Lodges, bot who has since vindlcatrd
his manhood and sense of honor, by repudiating
all connection with the ''Jerry Sneaks," and
declaring his determination 10 oppose them at
every opportunity. His example should be fol-
lowed by all honest men who have been entrap-
ped in like manner -PHfsbug Union.
TAnENTUM, April o6, 1855.
Editors Pittsburgh Union - Intending 10 be
a candidate for popular suffrage at onr borough
election, and being asked for my opinions in re-
ference to secret political societies, hereby
state publicly my views in regard to them
Having been identified with secret society
commonly called Know Nothings, can freely
express my abhorrence of their principles. ]
have been in secret society BY the aforesaid
name, and being now satisfied that such secret
political combinations are anti-chrisan, anti
republican, and dangerous 10 the spirit OF oar
free institutions, ! hereby renouuce all con-
npction with those associations and will hence
forth act against them at every opportunity
To the truth of which statement, | selenlny
pledge myself to the citizens Of Tarpntum.
WILLIAM ADAMS.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-18
THE Ll0I0R LAW!

The Philadelphia News, half Wing and
half Know Nothing, in speaking of the present
anti-Licensp Law, denominates it as ''singniar
and ridiculous ia ITS character, and fully en-
dorses a letter from j. Hoffman. Esq. (which
will be found on the first page,l in which he de-
nounces II as ssnconsistent" and tsahsurd,D and
as CHEAT and DECEPTION upon the
public.'' Now, we ask the people TO look at
these declarations, and then remember that Gov
POLLOCK approved and SIGNED this '.cheat
and deception upon the public" and the atten-
ton of the Freemen of Bedford county IS tspe-
ciaIlv invited to the fact that our Know Moth
ng Senator, FIR. JORDAN, carried this ''sin-
gular, ridiculous, inconsistent and absurd cheat
through the Senate by his own vote, against the
positive instructions of bis constituents ;" Far
mers and taxpayers, this is Know NothlngIsm
exemplifed. How do you like III
Gy Falsehooa, FrGud, and Deception seems
to be the ruling element with the leaders Of
Know Nothngism, fact very clearly develop
ed in their attempt to miStead the public mind
as to the result of the recent election IN Phtta-
delphia Although the official record exhibits
falliag off from the order of at least ten thou
sa1ld vofes in that City alone, since last June,
vet the Know-Nothng Press, and Know
Nothing Committee, are trying 10 c4eot their
deluded followers into the brliei that the very
reverse is the iact Now, in order that candid
men in the ranks Of our opponents may have
the truth, we refer them to an article on this
subipc, from the pen Of Col. 4. k. MCLURE,
of the Chambersburg Repository md Wh'g,
which will be found on the first page of the
Gazette Of to-day Mr.. Mcclure holds an inn
portant office under Gov POLLOCK, and hence
the friends of the administration will not be
likely to discredit his statement, which fully
accords with the one we made last week. ''To
vindicate their own seit-respect, FIVE thousand
| Wings" who had heretofore supported this rot
ten organization were compelled 10 abandon II
! in order to '.strike down" what they now deem
.'a political dcspoism that ignores all freedom
/ in the elective franchise" The late Know
/ Nothing Councils. it is conceded by Mr.. Nc
! Clure, ssyere little better tim an organized body
4 of respectable piunderers." And this is "Ameri-
cans ruling America" 0 shame.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-18
OUR LEGISLATURE.

1.-THE Berks County Press, an advocate of
Know Nothingism, thus spraks OF the late Le-
gislature:
"This Legislature, from its commencement 10
its close, was reckless and improvidrnt, voting
away the interests of the State, and creating
powers TO corporations, subversive of the rights
and interests OF the people. We would be do
ing violence to our sense of justice and honor:
were we to say onp word in commendation of
the legislature. We regard its adjournment
public blessing, and those who have been guilty
Of improvident legislation, incompetency, and
neglect Of the business committed to their hands
by an honest and confding constituency, will
have leave 10 adjourn sine die themselves"
Truly, Know-Nothingisn has left the marks
Of fearful ppstilrnce upon this noble old COM
inonwealth.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-18
An imnariant Act.

We notice among the acts passed by the Legisa-
ture, its recent Session, the following law, which
was prepared and presented by Judge DAGGHERTY,
important deficiency, in all the laws OF the State,
which provide for the Incorporation Of Coal and Man
ufacuing Companies, and it enables the Governor
10 ssne letters patent 10 all sneh companies will have
the effect TO give greater Importance and character
TO those already formed, as well such may be
hereafter organized under any Of these general laws.
AN Acr TO authorize the Governor TO issue letters
patent IN certain
Sec. J. Be il enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives, of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl-
vauia, in General Assembly met and il is hereby
enacted by the authority OF the same, That IN all
cases where companies have been shall hereafter
be formed under the provisions of act entitled
san Act 10 encourage manufacturing operations IN
this Commonwealth" approved the seventh day OF
April, Ammo DomiEi thousand eight hundred and
forty nine, any OF lis supplements, or nnder The
provisions OF the act entitled San Act 10 enable
joint tenants, tenants in common, and adjoining own
ers of mineral land, in this Commonwealth, 10 man.
age and develop the same !" approved the twenty
first day of April, Ammo Domini thousand eight
hundred and fifty -four; II shall be lawful for the
Governor whenever the certificate OF the organization
of any such company snail have been duly executed
in conformity with the provisions of the said act or
acts and filed IN the Office OF the Secretary of the
Commonwealth therein provided, 10 issue letters
patent under the great seal of the Commonwealth,
declaring the subscribers to the stock Of any Snch
company, and also those who may thereafter becotne
subscribers holders OF the said stock, 10 be body
polite in deed and in Law in the same manner and
form is provided by law in other cases.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-18
Another Phase Of the order.

We had supposed that Know-Nothingism
was especially the antagonism OF Catholicism
Such is the case here, aud throughout the North
In New Orleans, however, where the Catholic
religion is popular, this antagonism, We see, is
disclaimed. The New Orleans Bulletin, an
organ of the order, says
s'We have the very best authority for saying
that this obnoxious and proscriptive feature
nhe exclusion Of Catholics from office) does not
characterize the order Of Know-NothingS in
Louisiana. We are very confident that the
religious element forms ne component psyt Of
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-18

On the l4th inst. ELLEN JANE, daughter OF JoHN
and ELLEN j. CESSNA, OF this place, aged years
months, and days.
Thus has another interesting child drooped aT' ~"
died, asa flower, in he early Spring OF liir bnt o'
TO live again and bloom forever in the Paradise u
God. Then mourn not her early departure. i"
change is happy She lives TO die no fnese'
fowret's transient life OF bloom,
All franght with beauty and perfume
tuneful birds untroubed lay
morning beams cioudless ray
dew drop, pure and undefiled,
Are thy sweet Emb!ems, happy child.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-18

as founded by our forriathers that our insiitn-
t;ons can only continue to exist By the free and
uncontrolled action of the citizen, that all such
restraint and obligations are destructive 10 an
ELECTIVE and free government.
All Of which has been duly adopted and is
mos, respectfully submitted.
VIM. c. BLCSS, Foreman.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-18

inspected and embarked al Fort Columbus, TO
join their regiments in the West, elghieen h0n-
dred md .forfy-secen recruits, only three hua-
dred and f,cPnfy-. four OF whom were born IN
the United States, or but little more than 0ne-
siIth. OF The whole number $50 were Irish,
and 395 German. These are about the propor-
lions Of natives to foreigners ior some time.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-18

To INSURE HEALTH FOR CnLpREN.-GTe
them plenty Of milk plenty Of flannel plenty
Of air, and let them have plenty of sleep; and
they will seldom, if ever, all anything. That
is, milk is their best diet, they must be warn
ly clothed must be much out OF doors, and
mnst be always allowed 10 sleep on until they
awaken of their own accord.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-18

the Louisiana order thai there is no recogaised
discrimination bef,eeen Catholics and Profes-
faafs and ihr native Americans comprehend
and embrace, in The fullest sense of the word.
those who are born on The sod, and those only,
be they Catholics or Protestants.
Thus. then, the cry oi '.lown with The Cath
olics' is to be the watchword only where votes
can be made by it.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-18
WI A R R gE I'D:

On the 9th INST, at the Western Hotel, Bec-
ford, by the Rev. II. Hpckerman, Mr.. JOIN
SFONER, TO Miss CATHARINE EBORLl'
both Of Pattonsvils. Bed. Co. Pa.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-18

GZHon. WM. T. DAUGHERTY and fa-
miIy returned from Harrisburg on Thursday last
in good health The Judge proved himself
worthy the confidence rrposed in him by the
Democracy of this District.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-18

~ Rev. Mr. SIMMs, ofCumberland, preach
ed in the Presbyterian Church of Bedford on
last Sabbath morning and evening. lie IS
a pleasant and agreeable gentleman, and
minister of fine abilities We hope to have
him with us again during the summer.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-18

Rev. Thomas X. Davis will sell, at pub
lie vtneiup, the most valuable portion OF his
Property on Saturday, the 10Th inst. See ad-
vertisement.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-18

TZ-One of the most beautiful, as well as orr
ginal, Funeral DiscouTses we have ever listened
10, was delivered by Rev. Mr.. HEcKERMAN on
last Tuesday, at the house of Hon. John Cessna
ON the occasion of the funeral Of his interesting
little daughter, the obituary of which appears
under the proper head. This sweet little ch'ld'
intelligent far beyond its years, was born IN the
Spring as it died in the same season OF the year,
and, upon this point, the speaker principally
confined his remarks, comparing the little form
with the beautiful flower which presents so ma
nv attractions, but aehich SO soon flutes a"d
passes auay! This is the second child Mr..
Cessna has buried, leaving him still two, son
and daughter.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-18

The SOBER SECOND THoUGHr.-Somp sixty
gentlemen OF the democratic party in the coun
ty OF Lauderdair, Mississippi, have published
card announcing their withdrawal from ibr
kuow-nothing organization. M. A. McknnoO,
the president of the know-nnthing council at
Oxford, Mississippi, also publishes card az
nonnclng his withdrawal, and giving history
OF the origin, progress, and plans of the ord1rln
that county. There seems TO be general "cast
in" OF the order in all parts OF the country.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-18
Kaop-.Nothingism IN Conaecticuf.

GREENvILLE, May 2.-0n May /, Council No.
So, of Greenvlle, met by special CALL Henry
Palmer was elected President protein, and Ja-
son Gleason, Clerk. The correspondence was
called for, and the Clerk said he had received
notice from large portion Of she members,
wishing to be dismissed from the order, which
was voted. The remaining members then voted
TO give up their charter on the 9Th Of May,
when the Grneral Council Of the State Of Con-
necticut meets at Norwich city This, think,
will be the fate of most of the councils in the
State.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-18

ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURES.
Columbia Spy says the people OF the State should
appoint day of Thanksgiving, that he Legs
ture has resolved to adjourn on the Sth ofMay;
the resolution TO that purport having passedthr
House on Thursday, and afterwards agreed to
by the Senate. Al low calculation, our Solons
have given the Supreme Court work enough, IN
explaining the acts they have passed, to occupy
year or two-while some Of them will be found
not susceptible Of explanation at all.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-18

Let those who have taken The oahs a, II.
present day which defy th- law, aud inso,,.
persecution, and encourage hypocrisy, and fnal.
ly lead 10 perjury-ltt them Femrrnber that =,
obligation can be binding which is in Itself a..
insult 10 God and wrong 10 man.-Washise-
ton Union.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-18

FoRElGNeRs IN THE u. S. ARMY.-Fhe Bos-
ton (Mass) Atlas learns from an official source,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-05-18

crcf, and strikes down Tie wisea and The b,,,t,
rt without notice Or charity.
But Peter reptnfed his false oath--ren.n,
ii in tears and 10 sorrow. Hrnpvrr d.n;ea ),
Master after that. He never allowed his c..
to mislead him. He stood fast TO his holv f,;...
ship. He scorned The secret oath and ihe MA
night cabal. He became light and lad.
and manifested his faith in the midst Of da,o..
and doubts. He never afterwards said, 81 koo,,
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MEDICINAL.
DR. Halls Cekebrated Puimonic Eliz

Or Halt S Celebrated Rntn10ntc EttEtT
IGOR the permanent cure OF coughs eolas consumption
II bronchitis asthma, Influenza, Group, WhO0PinG cough,
inflammation oElhe bTOchea and hOaTSeIess caused by pub
e speaking; ana all affections II the organs Of reslra
ti0n.
es he lungs ever sold in America.
lnPTesentiEs this medicine 10 tie public We have the
satisfaction to know tht not only present them with
an invaluable aiioe for The class of diseases 1t pToes
but whC is perfectly harmless in its e
eeis uPen the constitution, he administered with
The act that large portion OF the suffering aud death
throughout country is caused by disease oTthe orgas
OF TeSTRIOn, cOsequeu. upon and cold, has in
duced put II within the redCh OF every idLvdua
who may need edy that has proven itself SO tnvalu
able.
This medicine Is the result OF long experience, and
study thISe disSases OF lungs which frequcHtn
ChaSea bic cmtei aud claim 1t to be in advance
Of all medicines before discovered for those peculiar
cOmpl .ints, Improvement up.n all, aud consequently
uFcTt0r 10 all others,
We shall make extTavagant assertions OF its efficacy
IL curing diseases ike the veldeTs Of too many ostrus
WHO deceive all who trust heHlS shall hold out
inducements which experience does not justify.
lfpatents will perSevcre IN tbs use OF this medicine
and l. diTctedp they will be CueIl in every instance
that it's not beyond the power OF medicine There are
nun eTuuS persons cnOyingte blessings OF health and
since been In their but OT The timely aud PerSevs
ring Of this invaluable remedy. lii not pretended
thai II is inahle IL eve-y stage OF consumption, but
know IL to bs better adapted to the various diseases
respiratory organs than auy other Ardicne offered
the public. All ask is trial. and in every instance il
Csed freely according the directions and II perfect salts
faction is not Civ N, the money will be returned.
Genuine 81 sMed E. HALL. 81 CO. For sale By JAMES
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
generally throughout the country. al.9-Iy
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MEDICINAL.
nd Bone
ARE you SUFFERING

IHROM Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Cruup DifHcuit
Bcat or Se sn or pas@ s aeeIe Ffa smn ne
tion Sti Joints, Cuts Bruises Poison Sores Fever Sores
Pain or c. 1as IN The srS1eh RSers aGrbus Gholera
Gus Insects or Rabid Dogs eke, que in the Breast
or Face burns bruises, ehatus, chapped h4Els, eor,
Muscular weakness. Paralysis, Pies Ear Ache, Ulcers,
Salt Rheun Seurvy, Sore NIPPLES, Sore Lips, veMerea
ISSUED that III this Article you have
SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which not only pain almost stantaneouSly
PeIletraiCs 10 the seat of AMI entirely
ERADlCATES THE DISEASE.
Some VIII laugh at the idea Of composition curing
such number OF diseases but II but reflect that these
diseases, though nuneI in name, all arise ION similar
causes the proposition will less extravaganti but
face would the candid 10 acknou ledge merits;
all who have used it themselves, Witnessed its magic
CNonpaI eiDindeates, the let LiniNle1lt knote1l.
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
@ GUeed .h Sink n siy between S
e4t nancs3 Aud has it never you that
to bothT This remedy is now Offered you in The oxFA
RE LIN1AEAT, which does insult your understanding
by Claiming to have beet found in burning OttIins
q MeFlco or mighty cares of The eqTi but is simply The
OFFSPRING oF SIESCK! being mid and simple in its action
anu yet evGans in its eeels almost Incredible,
and yet beis innOxOms to the weakest infant II is also
by far the eeapest nnent in the market. being put
than the largest, besides being more than fou tim es
.tronEi we Therefore offer 1t to you with pride aud
poor, high or low s.f
he upreee.,ente size which xonrarei ininent
Is put UPS arc ibe vast eSueSe ST the aeTiaS used In IT,
makes It tmo st'e E'r 'opay the printing OF the
luId' eds OF certltsatH2 night uIHSh do deem
for itself.
We would however refer those afncs.2 ones who
so often been guied by certificates and
TO the following nanles being but OF the many per.
sons whose character for caior and veracIy needs
paeyrc tom us, U who ha wing fully tested its virtues
IN the different diseases for which is iecommeded are
prera red 70 speak oil its merits as it deserves.
hF Hal t[al1RG ali
II Logan 60, WR Mckee, Patterson q Co, and by the
principal Druggists OF Virginia. and Pennsylvania.
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F.omta Fairmont Va R.puBlieqn,

IN fxvALUAELE IEDIcINE.-It is bull seldom we find
among the many em1deS offered to the public for the
oil disease, consent commend whose yiT.
tues we are able TO discover and have always seuously
1V' lded giving ueIance TO anything that might lead any
one to suppose that placed any faith in their preen
sons. But with reference TO remedy manu- acturea in
as household words, spes Iom knowledge Of its in.
trnsic eXceences its adaptation many Of tie ills OF
and the security with which it may be used. We
seak of the NOnPareil Nerve and hone Lnment prepar
I'd 6yH IL. Carr q Co., from prescription furnished by
DR. Watson Carr, late OF MOrgamown and Of Wheel.
ing: OF the eminent Physiciams Virginia. This
is based the broad principle that any
pounded, be equally ecacious in enovrg internal aHec
ons, principle that has ben successfully develored-
1t simply the offspring of Science, being mild and sim
pie in its action, and yet revealing in itsccts power
more incredible, reaching the hidden sMes man
aud beas-and yet being innoXous weakest infant
1t is also By Tar the ceGpst Lnment i'll tile MARKET being
put up In BOTTLES twice large the majority,
fourth larger than the largest besides being
times as strong We commend 1t to those in OF
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MEDICAL.
Prnf Wnnds,

II air Restorative is now FOR the first time intro
III duced the citizens OF Wheeling at No 100 Mark
street, which Is the only remedy Invented thai
viii eneetuay restore the grey haiS aud whiskeIs
original color OF youth, without dyein III. bald
head in short time with the natursl covering,
dandruH and prevents the hair from falling or and Is
from the 6thv sediment Objectionable IN divers Pepa.
TatioIs OF derent betUe the public; the Rk
sToRATtrK is beautiful article for the toilet for thr
& and only be appreciated by its use; aud
respectfully invited 10 call epOt and examine
the Testimonials OF ladies and gentlemen OF high Tepua-
ton III the South and West where II was invented,
will refer to the certificate below OF the istiL uise
statesman aud Senator, Judge Breese, OF Illinois:
CARLYLE, IL June q, 1853
have used Prof o. s. Woods Hair ResioTaiive' aud
have admired the wonderful effect My hair otcom-
1t has resumed its original color aud have
no doubt permanently 80.
SIDNEY BREESE
Ex-senator OF the United States.
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SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator OF the United States.
FrOfs''0r weeds, oslentnl sanatire

ls1mtu1ents
This Eminent is valuable auxiliary in the treatment OF
some OF The most diseases with which is
lot to contend; Orinstance, Inflammation Of the ngs and
1oHsS by thorough aud continued application OF this
Lntment over the region Of the Affected organ, these 9th
erWl4e OTmi1tbte diseases At disaTe OF
than hall their terTOIS particularly among children, and
thousands OF mothers, they allowed 10 speak would
with all the eloqrenee OF ceiling aud Affection hear their
united testimony TO the fact that had snatche their chill
dTen from the very Jaws or DEATH and restored them
their foI mer health and beauty Again. It will be found
powerful auxiliary IN removing what is generally known
as an Asuc Cake, enlargement OF Spleen in all
cases where external application OF service, this lin
nleHt will be found use'u
General -DepOr coo broadway, New York; and ia
Rrket ST. st Louis
For sale wholesale and retail in Wheeingby
ie1d3m j. VOWEL. Monroe ST.
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sAAC moG T..

PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
I'll Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, oppos,te State House
1lENEsS w. SAFRORD,
IMPORTER ana DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN MA
TERI.Ls, AND FURNITURE COVERINGS,
WHICH he offers al the lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
The stock comprising, III part, the following:
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gilt Coz hicesi
DO Muslin Do do Pins;
Drapery LaceS f. MusliMs; do Bands,
French Eocates, aIIwidths Canopy Arches and Rings
aud colorsi Cords, Tassels, Gimps,
Satin de LANES. Fringes Curtain DropS
Damasks; &c.
qualities on hand.
PdINTED TTTNDoIV SHADES, aud HOLLANDS OF ali
coIOrS Tor shading.
n Il. Persons ordering Curtains will the measure
oIth ieshh AMI width o. he entire frame OF window
mar1S-1vd&w
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cEPTIECATE.

JCLY, 1875.
Dr. Ra.stat:-sir: Having analysel bottle OF yoer
WO m'yOod Cordial, and 'eIted IT'S various qualities,
takes pleasure in giving my testimony .or
rs The acles composing 1t, being entirely vegetable, ae
perfectly sale. aud such lily umPreiudced PhySCtuu
would not hesitate to prescribe to his patients have
admins e"ci it To my vie, health time
past has been exceedingly erble and it has strengthened
and invisorated Ter greatly therefore recommend II
with perfect confidence to the public in all or Dys
pepsta debility, AID all other diseases for Nch it
commended. Yours truly,
W. PxRK1xsoN, n n.
50 Camden street, Baltimore.
rS@Fnr sale by HATSTAr K CO., No. Sc Howard
street: between Pratt and Camden, Baltimore, AID by
Druggists generally.
WIN, J. ARMSTRONG.
nvi5 Wheeling, Va.