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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-31

TIE New YORK WHios.--The following are
the resolutions adopted last week y, the Wing
State Central Committee Of New York. Wo
trust the Whigsin other States will promptly toll
low their example and appoint Delegates to the
National Wing convention
Resoired, That in the opinion of the committee,
the views entertained by Wings of other States
as to the propriety of assembling II National
Convention, to take such action in reference to
candidate Tor President Of the United States, as
will best sustain and carry out the principles of
the Union. md he calculated to restore the coun-
try 10 its former peace and harmony. meet our en-
tire appreciation, md that we invite the Wings Of
the several counties of the State 10 Il Conven-
tionat Albnny,on the Ii of August. to select dele.
gates to the National Convention to he held at
Baltimore on tho Sd Wednesday of September.
Resolved, As individuals, .Aat in Willard Fill
more we have n candidate who possesses those
qualities which are necessary for an efficient I'D
mlnistrntion Of the government and therefore
that we respectfully but earnestly commend him
to the favorable consideration Of the Convention
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-31

oahontas Co.. April 10th 1855.
Gent!Gnmen SOME few months since
for medical advice afflicted with sceonda
ny syphilis (e had been under the charge physicians
without deriving reef) commenced regular rem.
edes of the profession but the disease stubborny
efforts The reputation Carriers Spanish
ing reached and being personally acquainted with
selves determined to give IL trial did short
time its good effects evident and three bottles
him.
As of justice suffering humanity cannot withhold
te'tmeny its virtues Alternative puri
er Of the blood aud take pleasure recommending the
profession and the public generally Yours respectfully
july lin o. BUTCHER NJ ID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-31

REECHER AND THE SLAVE GIRL.-A cores
pendent of the New York Daily News says, that
the slave girl whose freedom was purchased
by Mr. Beecher' sscongregation, absconded lately,
taking with her certain articles not her property,
II was trick. it is said, connected by tho master
and the girl to raise $1,000. She retained to
him, was quite happy. and getting along as well
could be expected
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-31

a rerfuned IL reati,.-Wha lady gentleman would
aor under the curse OF dsagreeabe brea when using
DOW lpENs DENTAL FLUID it will only rem Ter H.
sweet but make the teeth white alabaser
ache and preserve them from
lists and physicians everywhere
Beautiful Complexion may be attsred by II
neres pinpes frecke renders
flu nparting rich roseate hue. II the greatest
ever KNOWN being free from all matter Price 50
cents For sale by STROTHER & WHITEHEAD
may SIS ond Druggists cNeryWhere.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-31
A.eiher He,...-l4ms,.e Cure of scrofu,n.-sunr.

IA, Caroline County Va. March, ls54-Messrs Bennett
Beers Reconsideration: Your Carriers Spanish
ure has performed able person Of servant
man. afflicted with Scrotula in the very form
mad he become that his entirely
so foi more than year, As last everything
had failed it resolved try the mixture administer
cd according 10 dire ctions and saw periec,
cure has been effected satisfied that medicine equals
Ualters Spanish Mixture purifier of the blood 1t
creating quite an excitement here and sells rapidly
anotherlot by Rail road. Yours truly,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-31

BUSINESS STAND For RENT.-The Cor
ner Store the Market House, lately by ia
cob Newman as Clothing Store, For that business ami
~ Groccy il is undoubed" the best city Gas in
the store and front windows Apply to s. A. BOYD
July 29.s
E1N7NE STICK iicorice-:SJ en- .cs q s, iou.,.u,.
n genuine Caabl warranted pure fine TO arrive We
nave IN Store the ayorite brand different brands
o. 'iiss i'cofce. lRBY d SAUNDERS.
HNOMATOEs AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SELF
l. Sealing Cans for putting mp Fruit in its natural state
e SOFA ny Us last summer, and those who
III me highest terms of the perfect they pr,
served he fru They simple construction not liable
10 oakase have been successfully and are every way
superior to any other Dan offered for sale
;,oo j. H. THOMPSON & co,
July wis Agts. for Manufacturers
You've GENrs Fall style aaats.-.Bust re-
Il ceived beautiful article at
july 2y-ts r. T. ApNIsTEAD,s
w HEAI BAGS for the Farmer. and others.
" are prepared to furnish customers others
"o VISA 10 cohsign their grain New the
"sHt' nan Road charge--say one cent bushcl.
July <o-uSets IRBT a. SAUNDERS.
AN HBDS New Orleans 81 nd =. Rico sugars,
- ~ in store, for sale at lowest market rates.
J'Y - d@cts IRBY & SAUNDERS.
StLSEissZED sugar. just received by
IRDY SAUNDERS.
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Ambrotypes! AmbrotVpes +!

A s the subscriber must positively leave
LAhere in a fen weeks, all those wishing TO
possess Ambrotypic Pictures Of themselves
or friends, would do well to call Immediately
at his rooms, over Fuller's store. My Pic.
lures are no dearer than the common Da-
guerreotype, arc almost as durable as the
glass on which the impression is taken. IN
like the Daguerreotypc, the image is not re-
vorscd on the plate, aud they have none Of
that peculiar dazzling lustre of all Daguer-
reotypes. My pictures are warranted not to
fade in any climate. Ambrotypes neatly put
up in Lockets and Pins. Also pictures on
Mica-better known as lsinglass Pictures
the only kind CT picture well adapted to Lc
sent to any distance rs they can be put be-
tween the folds of a letter or parcel Of any
kind without apparently increasing its weight
or bulk. Also Landscape and other Views
put up at moderate prices. Sick or deceased
persons taken at their residences.
Business hours from 8 A. M. to s p. NJ.
JAS. L. STAPLET0N.
Midd1ebury July Ii. 1896. r.
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SMUoKER's LIFE OF Fremont,
published by Miller, Orion & Multi
gan, Auburn, n. Y, is one of the
best we have seen. Ithas fine por-
trait of Col. Fremont, and is other>
wise beautifully illustrated.
The biographical sketch Of Fremont
is written in plain unvarnished style
free from every thing that would
seem to puff up and magnify at this
time, the sterling qualities of Col.
Fremont's character. The author very
properly Jets the Explorer speak for
himself, by inserting his Report to
Col. ]. J. Albert, Chief of the Co.'s
Of Typographical Engineers.-As this
report was made long before the au-
thor was thought Of as a candidate
for the Presidency, he certainly can
not be accused of bringing himself
into potoriety for selfish purposcs.-
The book may be had of A. II. Cope
land, or of the publishers, at $1,0O.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-08-13

The Cleveland Plaindealer prints a
funny picture, two columns wide of a
man in a sack coat, white neckcloth,
and whiskcrs, skulking along behind
some trees, and carrying gun ready
cooked, while he is peering over the
thicket where two mems heads are seen,
and is making ready to fire. Under.
meath the picture is the rule, "Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher in search Of a
Border Rufian''-with the motto
"Killem, like that name, there's
something significant in it n'-Beech-
cr's Neac Haren Meeting Speech.
And the following Bencdiction -
"Nay that Peace which passeth all
understanding, be aud abide with you
all-(after | shoot }"
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moving MAGHIHb WITHOUT GEAR !
PA1LNrED TO j. E. HEATH, 1855.
Gained fist Prize at Indiana State Fair.

a
The superiority Of this Machine over all
others is cvinc"d in its simplicity, compact
ness, durability bcaniy, ard last though not
least the Efficiency its operation, as set
forth in the following characteristics:
LIST Having NO GEAR, it can be oper-
ated with as much ease by two horses as any
other machine can be hy three.
ID The cutters operate upon the principle
of shears, only that the under ones are sta
tonary They are made and finished like
the best edge tools, being made of cast steel
with wrought iron backs and do not require
grinding as often as those on other Machines.
The cutting apparatus has been universally
pronounced the best.
3D.. The principal part Of the weight being
at one side Of the draft pole, countcrbalaucca
the length Of Machine at the other side, and
thcreSy prevents SIDE DRAFT
4th when an obstruction is met, the lever
enables the driver 20 raise the cutters over
1t without stopping the work
9th. The cutters can be set to any desired
height by means of a guage-block attached
to the draft pole. .,
9th. The Machine eau bc started ahead
Without first hacking up.
18th 1t has Reel which is Of great ser
vice when the grass leans from the Machine
Price-$l25.
t--e-This Moving Machine can be made
GOOD REAPER to be rakod by hand, by
si,,,nly attaching a platform, which will be
a., he,,. at an extra charge of two dollars.
''in'' g nrNccrRsoN, Manufacturer and
Proprietor Sandu4ky, =. ,,,,
I-g.Farmcrs wishing this Machine should
leave their orders at once WIN
Ed. BUSH, AGENT,
TO- Shoreham, Addison va W.
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MAssAsoIr SAVE CuREs ULcERATED SORE
LiPs.-Levis T. Atwood says, II have been
afflicted with sore lips for years, so bad they
would ulceratc, and have consulted physici-
ans, regular and irregular. They have pre-
it was of no avail. At last was induced
to try the 'Massasoit salve'. which healed
my lips in short time. And now, when l
see friends with ailments of like character,
my first impulse is, to ask them why they do
not use your Salve. am yonr much obliged
servant
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Barre Acadenv,

THE Fall Term will begin on Thursday,
Il August 90. Board, including Room, Flu
el and Washing, 81 81 per week.
Extract fran the Report Of the Examining
Committee: We found the two prime con-
ditions of a good school, viz ordcr and thor
oughncss Of instruction, most happily COM
bincd in lis administration. Per-
feet order and dccorum prevailed without
any apparent exercise of authority on the
part Of the Principal, or his associates. This
could have resulted only from riN and thor
oueh discipline. The examinations were no
stage performance, for the sake of effect, but
usH and thorough so ~ to bring ont the
true standing of the scholar, DO it high or
low, and we are happy to say that, as Il
whole, it was well sustained. 1t is manifest
ly the purpose of the teachers to make gem
uine rather than fast AID SNOWY scholars y
We chreriuily say that ii is one of the cx-
ccllent schools in our State, and worthy of
the patronage OF friends OF sound learning,
and we are happy to know that it is rcceiv-
ing this in u large degree
Apply for information TO
j. S. SpAULDING, Principal.
Barre. July 20, 1856. 16iw
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In shorcham, on the 9th inst, by Rev. Q
II wilkins, Mr.. Myos W. PLATr, of Glenn's
Falls, N Y, to Miss SAaAn Il. LAaRABsg, Of
Shorcham.
In starksboro, June list, by A. NJ. Haw-
kips, Esq, Mr.. @ W SrEADmAN, of Bristol to
Miss SALlNpA BRowN, Of Starksboro.
In Starksboro, July 9th, by A. NJ. IIaw-
kins, Esq, Mr.. IlrNRY CowEN to Miss LYDIA
Bull, both Of Monkton.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
The Castleton lightning Rod Co

ne SdSbleIOu Lib htuluB noo w.
Take this method to inform the public
that they are now engaged putting up their
superior Lightning Rods in this vicinity. We
say superior, from the fact that scicn-
tfc gentlemen have given them the prefer
cncc over all others They are constructed
with copper points and steel magnets, with
n composition OF brass and copper tor comp
lings, instead of cast iron, which is us ID by
some other companies.
We take this method to caution the pub
lie against being imposed upon by those who
claim to belong to our company, or 10 be
putting mp rods like ours. All we want Is an
open field and fair play, and we have no fear
of the result. If we have to resort to lying
and deception, others may succeed better
than we can, as we have no ono to go ahead
and bark for us c. A. PoMEROY.
August Is, 1886. II
s-g'We appen3 the following certificate
which has been furnished us by Pref Par
KEH. of ia, College 10 show how scientific
gentlemen estimate our rods:
"1hcl'g 'uing rod which Mcssrs. Pomeroy
and Lake nave .hVcn putting up in this CO II
ty have examined and am highly pleased
with. The mode "fconnccting the parts Of
the rod is great Improvement upon the old
methods, The glass insuators by means OF
which the rod is prevented from communica-
ting with the building is another improve
mtnt. Indeed regard the rod AS in every
respect well adapted, when properly set, to
answer the end for which such iodS are used.
The brass couplings prefer on the hole
TO iron. W. II PARKER.
Middlcbury College, Aug 4 1906,
President Labarce, of Middlebury COLLEGE
had one Of the n. Y. Co.'S Rods put upon
his house, hut after examining our rods, or
dercd the other to be removed, and one of
ours put up in its place.
Our rods are manufactured by n. p. Loo
mis-, Hartford, ct. Price "a cts. per foot
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BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS CURRD.--Seth w
Fowle-Dear Sir Having been attacked with
hemorrhagc of the lungs, which left me with
a troublesome cough and the the usual de-
bility consequent upon such an attack, and
having cured myself by the use of wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry, feel 1t pleasure
and duty to testify to It's merits. My gent
eral faith in patent medicines is small but
for those who are suffering under pulmonary
attacks, am persuaded that tho Balsam il
an excellent preparation Yours, truly,
J. r. CnnDs, Editor Chicopee Tel.
Chicopce, Mass, Feb 90, 1854.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on
the wrapper.
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Holloway's Ointment and Pills infallible
remedies for Salt Rhcum Edward Jackson,
of Galveston, Texas, suffered increasingly for
four years with salt rheum, so bad was he
that for four or five months ut a finch was
compelled to keep to his bed, and the doc
tors told him candidly that he need never a.
gain expect 10 be we'll. Finding this to be
the case he dismissed them, and immediate
ly put himself under n course Of llolloway's
Ointment and pills, these fine remedies soon
made such an improvement in him that he
was enabled to resume his occupation, and
by continuing them for short time, he was
restored 20 the blessings Of health, which he
has cpi1ycd even since
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Chittenden County Institute.
A. T. Demine. A. M. Principal.

A SISTED by Competent and Experienced
IA Teachers in all the Departments.
The Fall Term of this Institution will begin
August 81.
The Building is new, large and commodi
Gus, pleasantly located at Essex Centre, n
quiet, healthy village, and is easy ofaccess
by cars and by daily stages.
Board 81 so to $500 per week. Rooms
for those wishing to board themselves at rca-
sonable rates.
BY an arrangement with the Stage roprie-
tors, students are carried to and from the
Junction for half fare.
For further information address
Da. MARCUS SWAIN,
l7:3w. Essex Centre, Vt.
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Castleton Seminary, 1867.
Rev. Azariah HYDE, A. M. Principal.

A Location very desirable Tor its beauty,
- health and high moral influences, n
spacious and elegant brick edifce, warmed
with furnaces. and undergoing thorough re-
pairs at an expense Of not less than $1,000 -
n full corps of able and experienced Teach.
ers in ali the Departments, an extensive
course of study and Diplomas awarded to
all who satisfactorily complete it, Terms
ior. Aid is extended to pious young men
who have the Gospel ministry in view, and
also provision is made TO receive n few young
Ladies of special promise, to be educated
partly on credit
For circulars or rooms, apply to the Prin-
cipal or to Rev DIR. Child, President Of the
Corporation. Fall Quarter begins Sept 4 /;
Winter, Nov. Ii; Spring, Feb. 20, 1857 /;
Summer, MAY IL. 17:3
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TnR GREar Bsc,isH RrMEpY.-Sir James
Clark's CELEBRATED Frmdie PWs.-Prcparcd
from prescription Of Sir James Clarke, NJ.
d. Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable Medicine is unfailng in the
cure of all those painful and dangerous dir
eases incident to the female constitution.
1t moderates all excess removes all OBJ
struc,ions, and brings on the monthly period
with regularity. These Pills should be used
two or three weeks previous TO confinement
they fortify the constitution, and lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling She mother
10 perform her duties with safety TO herself
and child t-.
These Pills Shopid not be takca By females
during Tie FIRST THEE MONTHS OF
Prcgnancp, as they are sure 10 bring on Ms
carriage, bit at ann other time they are safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Alice
lions, pain in the Back and Limbs. IIeavi-
ness, Fatigue on Slight Exertions, Palpita-
ton of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits IIys-
terics, Sick Headache, Whites and all the
painful diseases occasioncd by dsordered
SYSTEM these lliIs VIII erect cure When
all other means have failed, and although a
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, Gallo
mel, anthony, or any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package.
Price, in the United States aud Canada, One
Dollar. Sole Agents for this country, I. C.
BALDWIN q Co., Rochester, N. Y. TUT
TIE e. MOSES, Auburn, N. Y, General
Agents.
N. B. 81 and 6 postage stamps enclosed
to any authorized Agent, will insure bot
tie of the Pills by return mail.
For sale, wholesale and retail by W. Z
Russell, and by Druggists generally. 42;6m
FRED. Il. SMITH, Montpelier, General
Agent for Vermont.
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The repeated attempts to take the life
of tho queen Of Spain indnced the minis
tiers to recommend to her TO cease her
accustomed promcnades. but she replied,
taking a medal of the Holy Virgin from
her bosom, % Fear nothing shall 60
OUT, and if they shoot at inc, they will
not hit tue. because the mother Of God
protecs me" One day while she was
absent, several relic boxes. valued at five
millions of reals, were stolen from her
bed chamber Among other relics mis-
sing is n nail from the cross Of Christ,
which, for eight centuries, has been in
possession Of the kings of Spain, aud
which influenced Spanish rulers to par.
COR two condemned criminals on ever,
good Friday The queen weeping bitter
ly, said, Il would have consented to lose
my most costly crown, could have pro.
served this precious nail, my constant
consolation" Eleven persons, patriots
Of the July revolution and who, since
then had been employed in tho palace,
have been arrested.
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Brighton Cattle Market.
TuuRspaY, Aug. 7

THURSDAY, Aug. 7.
AT market-Iei0 Beef Cattle, 40 Stores,
26O0 Sheep and Lambs, 400 Swine.
Prices.-Becf Cattle-Extra $500; First
quality, s7,75i second do. S7,37i97 so;
third do 81.
Hides-ee. per Id. Calf Skins l29l4c.
Tallow--l0Gilc per 10. Pelts-50 to Coo.
Working Oxen--None.
Veal Calves-$3gi
Cows and Calves-$S0, 80, 35H40.
Sheep and Lambs-Extra, S3@4. BY lot
81 so; 2G2.50.
swine--7Gso. Retail si1l0c. Fat Hogs,
none.
hsMAnKs-Beef remains at last weeks
prices, but trade Is more active ana holders
sTs hrip At Quotations,
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KANSAS EmierATioN.-Thc Nebraska
City News Of July &c has the following
paragraph, which shows the Northern
and Western emigration is steadily pour
ing into X ansas. and that tho territory
is likely to soon Ell up with a law and
order population. who will defy tho Dor
derors aud their aids and will settle the
land with people who are opposed TO
tho establishment of Slavery
Ho. for Kansas About five hundred
emigrants for Kansas have been encam'
ped In our vicinity during this week
they are mostly from Indiana, Illinois
and Ohio /; aud are principally composed
Of young active men from the country;
and during their stay with us have cou-
Quoted themselves in quiet orderly law
abiding manner, and viii be valuable
acquisition to any country that they may
settle in. The route taken by this
company has been by railroads to Iowa
city, and by overland to this place, by
the way of Oskaloosa Charlton, Osceoln,
Alton. Quincy. Frankfort and Sidney,
and thence to this place. Sidney being
distant from this point fourteen miles
East they describe the route as good
one, Accommodations along tho route lare
ample, with plenty of grass and water
for teams distance about three hundr ed
miles. We learn that thousands more
are taking the Iowa land route in pref
oreuce to tho Missouri River by boat,
and that Nebraska city will be the eros
ing point In company with the above
is a large company Of Milwaukians G.
quipped in the first style of emigrant art;
with large convenient covered wagons.
They bring with them their families,
farming implements, cows, teams, Sc
and intend settling in community to.
gether. ..a..
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Newton Academy.

THE Trustees of said Academy are desi-
u rods of engaging Preceptor tor said
Acadcmy-would prefer a man who is pic
pared 20 take charge Of the boarding depart
mcnt. II is pleasantly located in the village
of Shoreham, Vt, two-and-a half miles east
of Lake Champaign, accessible by daily
stage from Lake and Railroad. The building
is nicely fitted up with boarding house at
tached, well calculated for the convenience
OF boarding the pupils, With two spacious
school rooms beside number of small rooms
There is alsoa large garden belonging with
the premises Any one wishing such stu
alton, viii do well to call soon
BY order Of tho Board of Trustees
1j;if Il S. ATWOOD, Sec
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S A Dbl Z, II R N ESS
TRUNK STOP !

NJ DROUsS0, would inform the pub
1Ns lie that he still continues brsincss in
the shop formerly occupied by Calvin Till,
near the Addison House.
The public are assured that he will keep
constantly on hand all the staple and fancy
articles in his line of business. Competent
workmen of the of The first class will be em-
ploycd, and no pains will be spared to supply
customers promptly; and with durable and
fashionable work. There shall be no mis-
take about this and work shall be done thor
oughly and at fair market prices. Call and
examine quality and prices.
Enamelled Cloth of all colors and Meats
foot Oil for sale.
N. BRoUssO.
Middebury, June 81, 1856. l0N
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Democratic County Convention,

The Democrats ~ Addison County, who
are In favoro of the Democratic National Nom
nation for President aud Vice President, aud
who still remain unconyinced that the Union
is 10 danger from mobs in Kausas-or assaults
and batteries at Washington. are notified to
assemble at the Court House in Middlebury,
on Tuesday the 10Th day of August A. D.
1856, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. TO make nomina.
ton of candidates for county officies.
July "a, 1856. PHlLIP c. TrcxEa,)
Z. r. WhiGHr, o.
W L. Russell, Oohn'
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Democratic District Convention

The Democrats of the First Congressional
District are requested to meet In convention
at the Court House in Middebury on Tues
day the 10Th day Of August 1856 at one
o'clock T. NJ. to nominate candidate for
Congress and to transact any other business
that may be before the convention.
July 20, 1870. z. c. TICKER,
j. r. wRIoHr, District
IT,. PAGE, Com.
Z. W. lIoYr,