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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-20

CoScREss.-The New York Express say that
that this negro discussion on the floor of Con-
gross is all for no greater or less purpose than
ito ersed into the last days Of tie session and
the last nights Of The session, THE $4,000, 600
CONGRESS mas TO DISGUISE When there is no
discussion upon white mans appropriations, all
other time being devoted to the negro,'-of
course, the chance for theft and plumber by the
lobby, is great,-whercas, ifwhite mans public
business was properly attended to, the Lobby
would be watched, and the Treasury guarded
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~&0s~

Tue Board of Underwriters of New Orleans
has adopted rule that insurance shall not cover
cotton shipped on board Of any steamboat on
any of the tributaries of the Mississippi river,
tributaries of such tributaries, or bayous con-
nected Herewith, unless the boat shall hold Ger
tiicates of one of the inspectors of hulls en-
ployed by the underwriters of New Orleans,
dated within the twelve months preceding the
shipment
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Esctired PhYaicinu.

WHOSE SANDS OF LIFE
nearly run out, discovered, while in tho East Indies
d &c cure Tor Consumption. Bronchitis Coughs Colds
general debility This remedy discovered by him
W Wshr ms Only cht-a daughterwas up
TO u2 rs much good as possible he will such
s c'ed elow-beings request it this recipe with
n directions for making pand successfully using He
requires each applicant inclose him slling-three
cents to be returned postage recipe and the re-
TO be applied TO the payment advertisement
Address DR.. II. JAMES,
s.ooo No 10 GraLd Street, Jersey City, New Jersey.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-20

scAnLEr FEVER IN BosroN.-The Boston pa
pers state that the official reports show an alar-
ming increase in the number of victims to scar
let fever in that city. During the forty-cight
hours ending at noon on Monday returns of the
death of sixteen children were made. This is a
larger number by two than died during the pre-
vious week
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Sold also by Druggists generally.

Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Original, Reliable,
True and NATuRAL-beyond all question the BEST-never
fades fails to dye brown black nature,
the least injury to the skin hair Made solo, ap
lished Wig Factory 2S3 Broadway New York. geaune
dye has wM A. BArcuRLoRs engraved label
Sold by T. II. LOGAN & CO.,
nov2I:1m Bridge Corner Druggists.
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A PERFuMEp BREAru-what lady or gentleman would re-
main under the Of isagreeabe breath
ing the "DA1M THOUSAND FLOWERS as a denrice would
not only render it but leave the as alabas
ter? Many do not know their breath bad and
the subject is delicate, their friends will mention
1t. Pour single drop of the Balm' your toeth brush
and wash the teeth night and morning. SO will
last year
BEACrFrL COMPLEXION easily acquired by using
the Balm of Thousand Fowers 1t will remove tan MIN
PIES and freckles from the skin leaving and
ate hue Eeta towel pour drops, wash
the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.Wet your shaving-brush in either
warm or cold water, three drops 'Ban of
Thousand Flowers" rub the beard well and make
beautiful soft ater much facilitating the operation oshav-
ing. Price only fifty cents.
W. 2. FETRIDGE & CO.,
Franklin Square, New York.
FOR safe nv T. H. LOGAN co jei1-Iydaw
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HIGHLY CRzDlTABIg.-The Methodist Episco
pal Church, has appropriated to missionary pur-
poses for the year 1857, sums amounting 10
s25o,oOo. ofthis amount, $4,000 are devo-
ted to Home, and s73,157 to Foreign Missions
Africa is the chief field, receiving 27,757; Chi
IA and Germany receive each $4,000; France
and Turkey, $1,000 each; South America, 3d.
500; Central America, 81 900; Norway, Sweden
and Denmark, $4,000. The domestic fund is
divided; to the population speaking English,
$4,000; to the Germans, $4,000; to the Indi-
ans, 5io,a50; to the scandinavians, slo,5oo; to
the Welsh, $1,000; to the French, sl,1oo.
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COLONEL Benton IN TIE SENATE AGAIN.
From the Jefferson city (Mo) and ST. Louis pa
perS, we gather that it is a fact that such Goa
Gratis and Americans as will secure the return of
Col Benton to the United States Senate. We
are very glad to get such news, for Col. Benton,
with all his faults, with all his egotsm, is the
noblest Roman of them all. He is the firm fast
friend of the Union; he rcpudates the fire-eat-
ing demagogueism ofStringfellow, and the whole
horde of Border Rufiians, aud believes that all
bona fide settlersin the territory of Kansas have
equal rights. He has evcrywhere, with all the
might of his powerful energy and talents de-
nounced the repeal of the Missouri Compromise,
and feariessly held up the perpetrators and
Rbettors Of it in their true light. Then, besides
these good, patriotic, Union qualities, he is a
Statesman, towering head and shoulders above
the dwarfs and pigmies who are sent to our ma
tional Legislature so often nowadays. He has
come down to us as the relic-the beacon light
of anotherday. His accurate knowledge of the
workingsof the whole Government in every de-
partment, is undisputed. He may be head
strong, conceited. and seemingly uncourteous
at times, but Benton is a true man; he has been
trne to the interests of Missouri, while she has
left him in his old age He has built up and made
St Louis what she is, yet for all this he has been
more bitterly denounced than all her public
men. 1t is said Mr.. Buchanan has expressed
himself in favor of the return of Benton, aud
will lend his influence in Missouri to that end
We lay stress on the rumor, from the fact that
the bitter scandal Of the ST. Louis Republican
has suddenly ceased. No doubt it has had in
Structions. The election of Benton will put an
end to the Border Rutfianism, inasmuch as it
will end the political existence of the leaders.
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NEGRO INSTRUMENTATION.

From a letter of the Hon. Luciam B. Chase
formerlya member Of Congress from Tennessee,
to tie Nesc Yo,R, Mirror
These insurrectionary movements cannot be
attributed to abolition emissaries, or abolition
documents, within the state, but to the speeches
of democratic and Fillmore orators. 1t is quite
possible that the effect of those speeches might
have been fomented by some providing abolition
lists. Each speaker, undoubtedly, insisted that
his candidate was the strongest throughout the
Union, and that the only way to defeat Fremont
was to vote for him. Then followed q critical
examination of the views entertained by the
supporters of Fremont. 1t was asserted doubt
less that the Republicans had formed an ALI
ancc with, or were acting in rtwith, a body
of men who We're waging a relentless warfare
upon slavery, and who were determined. ut every
huzard, to abolish it. they doubtless, also,
gave expression to the fear that the Republican
party would become abolitionized, in spite of
the conservative portion of it, who are opposed,
to disturbing the institution where it exists.
While the whites listened to these statements
with indignation, q long line Of sable visages
upon the outskirts of the crowd were turned
eagerly toward the speaker, and Freedom"
seemed to fall ut every sentence from the lips of
the orator. They managed to comprehend one
idea, and that was the annunciation of the belief
that the institution of slavery would be much
less secure if Fremont was elected than if either
Mr.. Buchanan or Mr.. Fillmore should be chosen.
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To WHOLESALE
AND COUNTRY DRuGGIsrs.

BARNES PARK,
No. 34 Broadway N w invite TIE attention close buy
ers to their immense stock of European and American
PATENT MEDICINES,
the most complete either hemspheres
below proprietors prices by the Dozen package,
BARNES PARK, N. Y, Cincinnati California.
oc27daw3n
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A GARD TO THIS LADIES.

i 81.
DIR. DUPoNCe's GOLDEN FEMAPE PILLS are infal
BILE in removing stoppagcs irregularities the
These Pills nothing but have been by
tor for many both in France and America with
paraleled success in every urged by many
thousand ladies' who have used em make the Pills pub
c for the alienation of those suffering any Irregular
tiles whateverns well preventive those
health will not permit increase of family Pregnant fe-
males sr those supposng themselves to be
against using these Pills. as the proprietor
sponsibity after the above admonon although mild
would prevent any injury healt otherwise these
Pills are recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81 Sold wholesale and retail by
LAUGIILINs & BUsHFIELD
Gcn'l Agents for Ohio county, No 25 Monroe st.
Also for sale by T. H. LOGAN & co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
All orders must be addressed General Agents
they will supply the trade Propreors prices send
the Pills condentiay ladies by mall by enclosing 81 to
either, at the Wheeling Post-ofice.
N B-Dr Duponco's Golden Pills, signature ~. Dupon-
box; other genuine. particulars get
Circular of AGENTS APPLY
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Rush OF AMERICANS TO 1rALY.-The Marseill-
es correspondent the n. Y. journal of Com
merce says
.sThe torrent of Americans continue to pour
towards Italy. Nice, Genoa, Florence, Rome
and Naples. All have their colonies of Ameri-
cans, while number of families have located
for the winter in the beautiful town of Heres,
situated on little island, about thirteen miles
from Toulon. Heres is becoming great resort
for invalids of all lands and cimes, and last win
Ter more than one-eighth of the entire popula-
ton was composed of resident strangers.
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of sale made known on day of sale.
tilllstJ ST, BLACK. Trustee.
FARM FOR SAT,E

THE farm and improvements lately occupied by David
Miller, deceased, will be sold auction, TN.
1t Of December, 1855 to the highest bidder is
situated in Ohio county, Virginia, miles Wheeling
and on the WaNnesbur road three the Nonr.
men containing hundred and forty-one Ciil) acre.
about seventy Of cleared and
cultivation; balance well tinbered The is
tered and would make good stock farm.
Terms made known day of sale Title ndisputablc-
For further information enquire of
HENRY 9. TII0RSDCRGII
Half mile from Tfiadcphia, on Middle wSteIing Greek
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CHARTER ELECTION.

Mr. EDiroR-I would take this method of informing my
friends that candidate for reelection office
Superintendent Water Works, n. the ensuing charter
election, and will be thankful for their support
dec19* DANIEL DUNBAR.
ARGUS and Times copy the of 81, charge
this otfce.ls -
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Trust Sale.


ID virtue of Deed Of Trust UNDERSIGNED
ID the 2It! day of March, 1851 George Hartman
and Nancy his WIFE, and county CIcrE,s
ONCE OF Ohio county Virginia, Deed book Ne 50, folio
&c will for sale at the Court House
~ on the 21: day of December, 1885, following prem
ises certain lot of addition
the town of Wheeling laid William Chapline John
Eo called South Wheeling, known Centre Wheeling,
in Ohio county, State OF Virginia. which said
onal lot AMI contains about half the quantity
which wouid be in full lo and numbered No. %,
title in vested
Terms of sale made known ON day of SALE
nov25 .tilllstJ : r RIsCK TrrstaA
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That the committee ON federal relations re-
port ajoint resolution, instructing our Senators
and requesting our Representatives in Congress,
to support the admission of Kansas into the
Union with her Topeka (free state) Constitu-
ton.
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"pOOR OLD NED

snnd's snrsa pnrilin. The Popularity acquired
by this truly Invaluable medicine
richly nere II the tens of thousands of Scrofulous
which have been cicatrccd permanently healed
by this extraordinary antiseptc had tongue
OF testimony would attest its efficacy only in Scrofua,
and all external manifestations disease, Dyspepsia
Bilious Complaints, Debility and the various inter.
nal disorders to which speedy lasting relief
Prepared and sold by A. B. d. SANDS prugststs 100
F,ton Street, New York.
Sold also by A. G. GOOD CO.
Wheeling Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-20

Mr. EnroK-It with pleasure that we are again per-
mitted to of of:-tred efficient
Street Commissioner, Mr.. JACOB AMIoK, as candidate
for reelection to that office
dcc19 OLD FRIENDS.
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Mr.. Eprron-I again announce myself to my fellow
;tizens for office wlarfnsser. II elected will
attend to the dntiesof said office with'hdety.
dcc1S* ROBT. HAMILTON.
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To THE EDITORS IsrELLtoEscER-I again offer my
self Candidate for the Office of City Sergeant II
elected promise to discharge the duties of said Office
fully and impartialy.
dcc1T* H. CONAST
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MsssRs EpiroRsYou will please announce the name of
r. l. KIMBERLY, candidate City Sergeant at the
ensuing charter ee :ton, and obge the OF the
whole city. IieclGtl MANY FRIENDS.
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[rrom the New orleans plcayunre, December o.


AssEMBLAGEs OF NEGRoEs-A great laxity
has been permitted too long in the enforcement
of the laws against the gathering of blacks free
negroes and others, in promiscuous crowds,
without the presence and authority of whitcs.-
These assemblagcs have been quite frequent in
this city, and we hear that hundreds at time
have been known to be gathered in public pla-
ceS., How many collect in private we have no
means of knowing, but we are told that such
things are not uncommon.
We are not about to enlarge upon the mis-
chievous effects of such indugenccs. They are
obvious. The behavior, the morals and the sub
ordination of the negroes, are all seriously dam
aged by them. The law we believe to be strict
enough if it is properly enforced, and it cannot
be denied that there is paipahle occasion for a
return to the rigid enforcement of all the laws
which the state policy has provided for the reg
ulation of the negroes.
We have refrained from publishing great
deal which we receive by mails, going to show
that there is spirit of turbulence abroad in va
rious quarters. One lesson is, however, taught,
which should not be neglected anywhere, al
though no local symptom may have occurred TO
occasion particular uneasiness. 1t is that vigil
ancc ought to be exercised everywhere, and that
the regulations which law has established for
the orderly behavior and subordination of blacks
should be st,i tiy administered. They have
been very Loosely observed in New Orleans
This should be reformed altogether and imme-
diately, aud therefore ask for it the attention
of those charged with the day.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Trust Sale.

PY Virtue OF Deed of Trust, Henry Bur,ick 10
ID dated December 18th 1S45, ard in the
Clerks Office of the County Court of Ohio County, in Deed
Book IS page 60 will sell at public heleicst
bidder for CASH. Tuesday the Goth dav January 1851
at the front door OF the Court House Ohio County Va
Lot No ~ in wm ". Shrivers addition to the city OF
Wheeling. l. W. MITCHELL Trustee.
dec'9-ts BY q NJ. EOEE. his
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Honey! Artificial Bonevi

HAVE valuable receipt for making honey, which will
send to person for so We use 1t in
our family at h1 the cost and consider good tile
best Bee made Honey Any who will manufacture
lazy can make IL in three quarters or hour. only
requires articles to make it, and they had at any
store for % censinu0LuJte to Grocers. Address DIR
J. P. CREAGElt, Baltimore City, Md.
Dr. c. is agent for Dr. Wner celebrated series of Rocks
ERRORS IN CouRTsIrr, and "REPRopucTIvE CoSrRoLg''
ccpt of % cents. dec17-2wd
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Empsoyment for the Winter Months.
THE BEST BOOK FOR AGENTS.

Employment for tho Winter Months.
THE BEST BOOK FOR AGENTS.
TO PERSONS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
An Elesant Git for Father present Family
for one copy and try it Friends
w to circulate FEARS LARGE TYPE q R Sfnfs
The People. E'ictorin, Domestic rsIb,c,
With about One Thousand Engravingsii
This useful book is destined, If an idea from
ation in section of continent and to
form distinct era in the sale of works. 1t WILL
fns become TIE FAMILY BIBLE
The most liberal he allowed to all
above From so to 100 copies easily circulated and
ssi PPn s9TGs & the Union
application should be made at once, the field
PersoIs wishing to act agents, and do safe bust
san se feee fOf Of .e sSPy r,.
PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE with well bound subecrp.
press at our :s and expense to central will
Regster your Letters, and your money will come safe
In addition to the Pictorial Bible, publish large
number If Illustrated Family Works. very popular and OF
such high moral and unexceptionable character that
while good men safely engage circulation they
confer fcbLic bsSEfr and receive FAIR CoHPESsA-
eWorders respectfully solicited For further particu
iA's' auuFess Tue SUBSCRIBER (post-paid(:
eeclg-ztI<w ISL William Street New York.
Furniture Auction
Monday DseemheT 70 81 ' 10 ne bidder on
the dwelling house situated the East Sixth
Household and Kitchen Farta hs
Tables Chairs Stands, Carpets Looking Glasses
Bedsteads, Beds and Bedding. .
TERMS OF SALE.-A 800 or under cash. for all
exceeding that amount, credit DAYS will be given
GEo oH:Si WIN T. % wee ksTffAaMs,y
--.eoi2-ls Auctioneer.
HOLIDAY GlFrSI HOLIDAY GIFTS!
VIE subscriber announces his return from the East.
with another fine stock Watches, Clocks J.weiry
ana Fancy Goods embracing beautiful suited
Tor Holiday presents which he Is determined as
cheap as any other house west of the mountains
The public are respectfully invited examine
,.,,s c. P. BROWN,
ue1io lis Main street.
Osr received 800 Live Turkeys and for = sad
oecIo Market Square
1000 LBS Red Lead, prime article for sale low by
L aecio LAUGHLINS q BusHFIELD.
900 Doz Concentrated Lye, for sale, by the do
10 DoZ. Cox's Sparkling Gelatne for jeiIies Blanc
II Monge, &c. &c., for sa!elow by 2 -
deel6 LAUGlfLINs BUsHFIELD
BBLs No. Castor on for sale. low BY
y. .oecioz LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD.
10 BBLs Prime Glue just received BY
1000 LBS saltpetre for sale very low by Xxi ~
4 aecio LAUGHL1Ns BUsHFIELD.
100 BBLs : copperas, very dry. for sale low by
i'O decl6 LAUGIIL1NS & BUsHPIELD y
NEErH.-A full supply of Plate Gum and Pivot always
= on hand, at LAuGiiLINs & BusHFIELD.
--neclo
= poA: Abbeys superior Gold FoiI for 81 lie 6y
- oeclo LAUGHLINs Gus BHFIELD.
w figure at IAUGHLINs 4 BusHFIEID's
Ok Carboge OIL yriol, fun concentration for sale bv
~ aecl0 LAUGHLINS & BUsHPIRLD
GRO. Mex Mustang Imminent, for sale BY :.
~ oecio LACGHL1SS BrSHFIELD.
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Wheeling Island Property

FOR SALE.
ME undersigned offers for sale all Wheeling
4 Island now in the occupancy Of William Clark as
Market Garden lie has had it laid small fields,
ranging in size from One and half Five Acres, with
lane forty feet wide running through the centre,
Town Lots to the head of the Island
For beauty of location fertility SOIL this pronerty
Is not surnasse by the Ohio River, persons
srouS obtaining delightful location In the country
venicnt the city, or to those wishing engage hUi
ness OF Market Gardening, it offers strong
purchase.
plot Of the premises San he SEEM making application
ton to and the terms Of sale will lie lihcra
FRANCIS r. ARMSTRONG,
Atty in fact for
Jeli HENRY MOORE
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Mr. Ep'roR-iiavng been requested by large number
Of voters from the different wards city, become
So and elected, will discharge that office
promptly. (dec1Os) GEORGE BULGER.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EVEIfY liEADER


VIII phase notice the advertisement descriptive Mr.
SEARS PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE, and for the Printed
Catalogue of all Illustrated Works
eSTo the nninitated in the great of selling Books
would say, that present scheme for money making
far better than all the gold of California and
Australia.
s Anv person wishing embark, in IL is enterprise
viii risk little seniinz 10 the Publisher 425 for which he
will receive sample copies Of the various works. lat
sale prces carefully boxed, insured AMI directed AFFORD
ing very liberal percentage the agent for his
With these he will soon be able ascertain the most sae
bic and order accordingly. Adpress tpost paid
ROBERT SEARS Publisher,
dec19 ISL William Street. New York.
Nausea, Hndis cstion, md Nervous Debility.
81 do wonder at the popularity BRuAvEs ol1
BirrsRs, now.
"For months previous to It's ordinary food caused
such extreme nausea when placed before me- that almost
dreaded the sound of the dnnerbe My digestive organs
seemed to have lost all power my nervous system was
completely shattered that unable to write for ye
minutes at time" A PITTsBURtHEg
ew- Name giren, application at the store or 1y
letter.
CArrtoSi-To prevent imposition be careful to ask
Boerhaves Holland Bttcrs. $500 -
1soldat 81 bottle, six bottles for IS, by the
Proprietors, BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. 4 Co.,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutss and Chemists Pittsburgh
Pa; and by LAUGHLLNS. If BUISHFIELD,5
decls Wheeling, Va.
We call the attention of ALL old and young, this
derul preparation, which back original COLOR
gray har-coYers the head of the bald with iuxuriant
growth-renores the dandruG, itching cutnneous
eruptonscauses continual low of the uids and
hence, If used regular dressing for the hair, pre-
serve its color AMI keep 1T from failing old age
in all its original beauty We call then, upon the bald
gray diseased in scalp It; and surely the young
will not, they value the flowing locks the bewitchp
curl ever be without it. Its praise is upon the tongue Of
thousands. Price 81, 81 and So. For sale by 7s7>'
LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD,
decl6 No. So Monroe St. Wheeling, Va.
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Mr.. Epron.-I would respectfully inform my fellow
citizens, that Treasurer,
at the ensuing charter election.
dee1s r. W. HARDING.
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Iowa INsrRucr1xe HER SExAroRs.-The Iowa
Senate on the 4th inst. passed the following res
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Mr., EDtroR.-You will please announce the name of
HENRY SHARP as candidate for Street COMMISSIONER
and oblige lieclo*l MANY CITIZENS
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IIn. Eprron.-please announce JOSEPH JORDAN as the
Peoples candidate for Wharf at the ensuing charter
election, AMI oblge
decl6 MANY FRIENDS.