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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11
rryER An AGUE.

Case qfg0ht Afont.S' Sanding Cured by BoerAdet's
Holland BersSI!chael Kelly, No III Grant, near Smith
field street. July while running the river on
cotton boat plying between hatcher and New Orleans
with Fever and AGue. For eight long month!
suffered with this dreadful disease The greater part Of this
time unable work. and spent at least hfty dollars
for different medicines but found permanent relief
Three weeks ago. of friends insisted upon try.
ing tBoerhaVe's Holland Bers saying that care tods
guaranteed. After trying II for only week, must
state Twas sound man. have been at work now for
two weeks have hsd return Of the ehs and fever
whRteyer.''
I certify the above statement lie true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
At Z. Cheater's, GOTHIC Han.
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NJ , .re in receipt FROM slr. Kidwell Of his re-
Mort on the impraeticsbility Of Railroad to the
R P,.ise We slall read it carefully and give our
views in full hereafter.
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~ Mnrket stree,. s.. LOWS.

DEAR sIR,1 am doing an extensive travel In the West
Southwestern States agent for Adams Amer
Lfnmpnt would he glad II wond favor with
a consignment of PROFESSOR WOODS RESTORATIVE, as
that Introduce It many places where It Is not
known as my head living testimony of its invaluable
properties, In restoring the hair to Its natural color am
forty years old and hair was almost white but after
using three half pint bottles, hair Is beautiful auburn
sxtecs and much Improved in appearance and
would not without the prics Of
I should be glad to hear from you soon.
= Very respectfully,
wM. b. BRooME.
O. j. WOOD CO., Proprietor, s19 Broadway, \, Y. and
III Market st., ST. Louis. ~
EB-Eor sale in Wheeling by
jes-sm = u -'DS'N'' : Bridge Corner.
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THE o ORIGINAL ii, kcrRro on.

SoL. p Grant, No, &c North E1Fteenth street says-I
" bought bottle Of you three ago, In Chesnut ST.
which cured me Of Neuralgia. Many Of my friends, Mr.
Grips and others known TO be by your on
not able TO walk. PROP. Gas. DEGRAITI.
L9rEe hotties Ten times cheapest For sale by HAxc
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RAITTMORE NARKET.

ArG. o.-Flour firmer, sales 5000 bills
Wheat also firm, with an active demand. Sale.
Corn ut 6oaG8 for white, and G2aG5 for yellow
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11
STRUCK by LIGHTNING.

0IhUOA bI IIOIILNI-NN'
NEwBuRYPoRT, Aug. 9.-Thc southern tower
of the light house on Rain Island, was struck by
lightning Yesterday and burned.
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INSTANTANEOUS CURE.

UulBIRLAND, Nd, Aug. 1876. .
PBoY. DEGRATu-Dear Sr-I have had \ stn neck, frouE
Rheuu sism for the last six weeks, and could with euly
move my head. Accidentally met with gentleman who
with application Of Deraths Electric OIL part
afflicted cured In two minutes The stiffness entirely
from neck. Therefore,I eheeruly
DSGraths Electric Otto every afflicted. would
~ ~ zApooK pRAsHEAR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11

Ferer aud Aque, Dyspepsia, Igligesticn, Re16acts,
LOSs Of ADpetile, Debility, CostteeReSs,
hind and BleedtR0 F1iLes.
Many worthy citizens testify to it's wonderful
eicacy In ali affections Of the Stomach and Liver. As
Tonic been equnled for the relief it aordS In
cases debility weakness OF any kind is almost In
stanane9us In Nervous Rheumatic and Neuralgia Anee.
TONS has In instances proved highly beneficial
and in others effected decided cure.
When eminent physicians prescrbr and their patients SO
unhestngly recommend surely may cease to doubt,
and eagerly test its virtues for ourselves.
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WI. s. wICKIIAM,
sheriff Of Ohio co.

L juq1 Sheriff Of Ohio co.
Saddle, Earness and Trunk Mandatory.
JEREMIAH B. SHEPPARD and CHAs. MORGAN have
q this day entered into partnership In the Saddle Harness
and Trunk Manufacturing business under the name OF Shep
pard Morgan.
Having purchased from Mr. Knote the manufacturing
part establishment, and his large
workshops, have facilities for manufaeturinS which wall
enable furnish description Of articles At the
rates aud OF the latest AID most improved style,
We have hand ill assortment OF all articles 10
line consisting of Saddles Brides, Harness. Trunks,
Collars WHIPS, Carpet Bags, Sachel Saddle Bags &c. &c
all OF which will be sold Wholesale and retail at the veFy
lowest rates.
Particular attention will be paid to ordered work. repair
promptly attended and trust by strict attention
and reasonable prices continuance Of the patron
age which literally bestowed uIon the former
aug sSsa No 1871 Main St., corner Of Union.
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w,,re under obligations to Mcssrs. Lcteher,
r;;.s.u and the Virginia delegation generally,
-.,.,,,;o,,i documents.
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DR.. .. q. WINCHELL,

DIEWNIH 4, ;
" AS taken splendid in Hornbroo's new
u block, i1s Main St, directly over O. Browne Jew.
ery store where he hopes establish himself permanently
By close his business reasonable charges good
faithful always warrauted he hopes to secure
share patronage.
Or. w il familiar with all the modes Of insertng
Teeth including "Continuous Gam" work. Filling,
cleaning extracting done in The best and most faithful
manner
10 nf94
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Regular Union Lir
Alexander Orr, committee and other,
In the Circuit
; Court for
AL $1,000
pnhert 1rilllamsnn and othera.

Robert Williamson and others. Uho county.
In pursuance OF the decree Of the Court in this case
21st day of August, 1856, ut the Court House for
Ohio county, sell publl sale Tract or Parcel Of Land
containing rood and poles Su-
ate on Little Wheeling Creek the particularly de-
seribcdby the plat and papers in this and which by
allotted and apart in seTeray to the
heirs Mary Stewart widow OF Alex Stewart deceased
The Of sale credit, by equal inSalmens at
SIX twelve eighteen months, with interest from the day
sale purchaser giving bond with good security for the
payment thereof and the title to be retained till the pur-
chase money is paid. ..,,
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-, ii Thousand Flowers, OH of Grapevine,
:, pa q, sbeeting and a new and full assortment
ION .gs.,f,mcries, Cosmetics, and Brushes, just
. ...i,,d At the Prescription Store Of E. Booking
s ',.'' Monroe St, adjoining the M'Lure House.
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paookrtEIp. January Z. i, l5 SIS


& - DxAR gra. Having made trial of yourH
RESTORATIVE gives pleasure 70 say that Ia effect
has excellent removing inflammation, daudru, and
constant tendency to itching with which have been trou-
BLEED from my childhood up; and has also restored my hair
which becoming TO Its original color have used
no article with anything like the pleasure
profit. XouF''sraly' TX pnAee
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DIED.

On the evening Of the 9th instant ELzA wife Of A.
n. Johnston, Esq.,, in the 54;h year oJ her age
The friends of the family Invited to attend the funeral
this IondayO morning. o'clock, FROM her late resi-
dence on Quincy street, above 6th
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pRoPessoR o. J. WOOD =
rIrm Of Bond 4 Kellogg. Druggists, ST. Paul.

The undersigned Rev. J. K. Bragg, Is minister in regu
lar standing Pastor of the Orthodox Church. Brook
field Massachusetts, lie gentleman of great influence,
and universally beloved. u, ,,,,. r,.rn
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REEuMATTsN

RHEUMATISM.
A Case OF Ttro Months Sanding cured by BoerAdUes
Holland Bitters-GeorGc Henderson, Pittsburgh says
Afer suffering for three months with rheumatSm-a part
of the severely colfne my hed-I have
been entirely cured by the of BoerhaYe Holland hit
1have had attack Sncs but found almost
relief In tie medicine. my opinion,
sure remedy for rheumatism"
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NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This clangeable weather IS likely produce great deal
sickness persons troubled with
&c affections, wonld rscommend BoerhRvea Holland Bit
On referring columns will md certificates
from of our first German and English cEsnE-d.
Stats ZeitMng.
THE WORST FORM OF PILES CAN BE CURED.
We at liberty to refer several we'll Eent1e
men, who have used thoroughly tested, and
mend DOeraTe's Holland Btters remedy Piles
We not at liberty publish their names, but will take
pleasure In referring to them who denies this
statement.
affection, half of the prescribed
aken-say and night,
hour before meals.
CAUT1oNi
The great popularity this delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations which the public should guard against
have given Boerhaves Holland Rers trial One
tie will conAlnce you how infinitely superior tits TO athese
- per bottle, hotties for s5 by the sole
BENJAMIN PAGE, ia. &Co,
Manufacturing PharLnaceutsts and Chemists,
cor Smthfeld 4 Third SITS, Pittsburgh.
Ln0S blina e. EEuEhneld,
mh26:dsw1y Wholesale Druggists. Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-11

NJ, market was fully supplied with vegcta-
-, W. ;, saturday morning, which were sold at
Oit4 - pr;ees-particularly the article Of but
veg a nood quality of which commanded IS cts.
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-. liver which was on very little high a
ll 4.rs since Is again receding to dead low
point ...--
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z I F0U DESERKE CREDIT
FOR YOUR
% Is @ OV Ei r "

nRoFEs 5 T. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE Is, no
doubt tie most discovery OF this age Of pro.
re for Il win restore permanently, hair 10 s orig
color cover the head the bald With mos tlnxur!an
growth remove At once al dandtuh and itching cure all
scrofaIa and other erupons such As
&c 1t win cure by magic, periodical head
ache: make the hair soft glossy, and WaT and
age.
cal profession:
81. Paw, January. Il 1856.
DEAK SIN Unsolicited, I send You this certi1-
cate After being bald long time, and having tried all
The hair resorAtsTcs extant and having no faith IN
MAS induced on hearing OF yours, to give II placed
myself In the hands OF barber, and had head rubbed
with good sta brush and the RestorRye then applied and
well rubbed t the scalp aRoWs This rePs1ted
ny morning. In three weeks the young hair appeared
and grew Fnpiy from August last TIL the present tine, and
nov thick black and srongsOtt and pleasant TO the
touch Whereas before it harsh and wiFy, what little
IT, that little disappearing rapid
ly stI your Restorative about twice week, and
thngs-and who has not? but have not
hitherto any where any person was really benefit
cd by Of the hair tonest etc. OF the days and II really
gives pleasure record the result OF my exper nee
to others "nd It Rlren
dy large and general sale throughout the Territory
The people knoRits ELECTS and have confidence in it,
The supply you u.s. Wholesale agents r the Territory
You deserve credit for discovery aud Tor one, re.
turn you my thanks benefit has done
tanlY had departed long Of ever eneetnS any such
result. Yours, hastily,
FIrn Of Bond Kellogg, Druggists, st. PAUL.
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MEDICAL
ELECTRO CHEMISOHEAROM
Echt .Holzandsch K.ruiden Bitters.

TWIN YEARS have elspsed introduction Of this
valuable medicine Into the United States. During this
time It has gained EnirGrsQk popptGrStg Remedy
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New arrangement.
eF0oA THE WHEELING AND PARKERsBURGI
,sEEsfss9ssStEszzEzgtliMAIL PACKET

- COURIER,
james II. Roberts, u1uBteF,
Will leave Wheeling every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
O'Clock, A. ~ ParkersbuT connecting Mt Saret-
BUCK, running from Marietta to Zanes
vile; ParkersburE with the steamer FASHION, run
ming from PaFkersbuFgt to West Columbia, Va. s.-
Returning WIllleave PaTRcTsbr Monday Wednes-
day and Friday, at 81 O'Clock, A. n.
Freight will be received for any point the huSkinEum
between Marietta ZanesYe, and for any point the
Ohio between Wheeling and West Columbia.
an25
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0KIs lIzAi2fR}'052kls 9{2i55iE IzI EAI8E 2 YE

~ : \
CONTRAST the tEnts brought In the hair by CEs1ae-
" matches revalEiug Hair Dye, and those pFodu-
ced BY application of the burning fluids ordinarily sold
Hair Dyes that the color s natural In
case unnatural In the other the simple reason Z that
ONLY preparation which s exact che
ica combination operates on natural and tmutable pn
ciples Made sold applied Tin private root1) As
CStadoro's, Astor House, Broadway. n. r. AiSo for
sale by the Principal DruEga and PeiameEs hroushoat
New YORK Agents, W. H. CORY & Co.
-T'lTs7' WARD, CLOSE 90.
Wheeling Agents, 7. H. LOGAN Z CO., siisls
fe6:1ydaw Bridge Corner DruGgStea
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HAZLET0N z BRoTHERs.
PI a NO FORTE
b n h MA N IA cTURBR8

D ] = d D MA N o F A cTuRBRe /.
Ne. 200 Centre a., Now YorE.
NTTHERE may be found superior Assortuent cf peno
w Plain and Ornamental Cases. from e ~
oetaveS, the best materials and pronounced by dtn.
reasonable and WarFNnsea to stand IN enAt
Orders tie coratv promptly attended 70, and each
Piano may be returned to reudng the money md
freight. - u =.
1858, Prize Medal awarded 70 HAsisgoA RsosHsh,
tho superior quality Of their Piano Rortes which
tested in Touch. Toms, Equality, and Durdbfy u Ie6,
and placed in the highest grades by the following DEs
cuS Instruments; JULIEN, MAX MARETZER, W. y.
FRY, r. S. WILLIS, T. ElsPELDT,z z. ME1GEEN, EMEL1us
GIRAC DWIGHT, Jury on AtSfcut lastFtnisats; GEO.
p. BRISTOw, tSscretdryoa Eas.SGt Instruments.
I.TN 4 : L =
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Piano Fortee
sEMI-AlNNUAEsETTLEMENTs

WYE would notify our that our accounts srs
ff noWimadc out ard ready for settlement We tfesl
that II su the of All e us e eau
btls. Should tls be the e4as En render Al
bills Immediately sitter the 1yt Of July .
All pessops Ddebted the 1ate firm OF Heisse Co. VII
make pa yrlcnt without deiAy-
jrsgt HE1SkELL II ENTERTAINERS.
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rNnIs we'll known Hotel has been newly renovated. and
rnshes the best Of accommodations TO travellers
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MONROE HOUSE.
OPPOSITE THE SUSPENSION BRIDGRl n
wHEEIING,N VA
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ICE! ICEiI sICEIiI
THE subscriber prepared % deliver ice % the ett
Gems Wheeling generally. His ice put up above
Fulton Three Nile House, formerly occupied
Hornbrook perfectly free from dirt He tntendst
deliver It himself assisted by his son, 40 that his Eatoer1
will be attended to.
Rp22-utf VoLNkY WARD.
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Central Ohio Railroad.
Until further notice. for the 80 Train from
u Bellar will leave the depot Of the B. o. Railroad in
Wheeling o'clock; and passengers for the 1925 train
DeIlar leave the place sc 10 o'clock, Wheel
ing lime. THATCHER PERKINS.
Superintendent
W. TERRY, General Passenger Agent.
july 22d, 1856.
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VIM. BARR nTT, PFoprieter
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JOHN KSoTE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-04-23
TH1RrY-FoURrH CONGRESS.

w ARLINGTON, Aplll Z1s
SENATE.--The Senate adopted resolution
calling upon the Secretary of War to transmit
copies of all the letters not heretofore COM
municated, addressed to him during the pre-
sent year by Gov. Stephens, of Washington
Territory, respecting the existing difficulties
with the Indians. Also. all correspondence
relative to the hostilities in Washington and
Oregon.
Mr.. Clay replied to the speeches of Messrs
Seward, Sumner, Wilson, and Harlan, on the
bill for the admission of Kansas. He com
plimented the Executive for his course re-
garding Kansas matters. AS to the alleged
aggressions of the slave power, he said, that
so far from there being any truth in the charg-
es, the South had, ever since the foundation
of the government, been gradually yielding
to the entertainments and usurpations of the
North. When he concluded, the Senate ad-
jeurned.
HoUsE.-Upon assembling, the House i'm
mediately proceeded to vote upon the action
of the Committee of the Whole on the SEN
ate's amendment to the appropriation BILL
The amendment to appropriate $780, 900 for
continuing the work ON the Washington
aqueduct was rejected by 81 majority. The
amendments were not all disposed of when
the House adjourned.
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

TUESDAY, April ".
SENATE.-Ihe Liquor Question Imdefnitely
Postponed-Ihe Reports, majority and minor
ity, of the Joint Special Committee on so
much of the Governors Address as relates to
the subject of Intemperance, &C., came up in
the orders OF the day.
Mr.. White of Norfolk, moved that the
whole subject be indefinitely postponed. On
making the motion he said that he felt no bill
could pass the Legislature, and that to waste
time IN discussing what could avail nothing
would be altogether unnecessary. His motion
was carried, the only dissenting vote being
that of Mr.. Munroe of Boston. The sum-
mary action of the Senate appeared to give
very emphatic satisfaction.
The Bill to incorporate the Globe Insurance
Company of Boston, and resolve on the petit
ton of Abner F. Hopkins, were engrossed
This was subsequently reconsdered.
Report Of COmmittee-Treasury-B Mr..
Buttrick-resolve for the pay of councillors
and members of the Legislature, which is
amended SO as to give so cents, instead of Is,
for every five miles travel. Read twice.
Passed to be EngrosSed-Bill relating to
House of Correction and Jail in Plymouth
county; bill changing the line between the
towns of Us bridge and Northbridge.
State Nautical School-The bill for the es-
tablishn ent of State Nautical School was
taken up. and Mr.. Dyer of Boston, Chairman
of the Special Committee which reported it,
made an elaborate and able argument in it's
support. Mr.. Taft of Worcester followed on
the other side. Mr.. Harding of Lawrence,
also opposed the bill in long speech. Mr..
Barney of Nantucket, replied.
Mr.. Torrey of Boston spoke ia favor of the
bill. AT the close of his speech. the hill WOO
postponed until Thursday, at II o'clock.
Adjourned,
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ID ALL SP Y~...W EDNESDAY, APRIL 20. Is 3 g.

THE AMERICAN STATESMAN: Political His
tory, exhibiting the Origin. Nature, and Prac-
teal Operation, of Constitutional Government
in the United States; the Rise and Progress of
Parties; and the Views of Distinguished
Statesmen on Questions of Foreign and Do
nestle Policy; with an Appendix, containing
Explanatory Notes, Political Essays, Statisti.
cal Information, and other Useful Matter. By
ANDREW W: Young, Author of =" Science of
Government" &c, &c. vo. DID, 10IS New
York; Derby Jackson. 1856.
This is book of decided merit, and will be
valuable to all who have an interest-and who
has not-in the politics of the country. 1t gives
detailed and connected history of political
events, especially such as have had influence in
the formation, organization, and dissolution of
parties, and on the paramount interests of the
country, from its settlement to the present day.
On these, it gives a vast amount of information
which can be obtained no where else, except by
laborious research of books and newspaper files,
to which not one person in thousand has access.
1t appears, so far as we have examined, to have
been done in very impartial spirit, and con.
rmatOn of this belief is found in the very favor
able notices of the work which we find in papers
of the EXTREMIST opposing political characters
The New York Tribune, Gree Soil whg,) says:
&" The author has performed his difficult task
with that laborlous patience and conscientious
fidelity, which those acquainted with his previous
works must confidently anticipate in any new
production of his pen. + We heartily
commend tito general attention and perusal."
The Albany argus, (Dem.) says:
The author, whose elementary treatises on
Civil Government have had very large sale in
many parts of the country, has made another val
liable contribution to this department of litera-
ture. To none do we more warmly commend this
work than to young men. upon whom will soon
deyolve the administration of the government of
this great and growing republic. Were this and
similar works substituted for the literary trash
which finds so much favor with many of this in
terestng class of our citizens, the effects would
IN due time appear in an improved administration
of our public affairs. We hope the 81 American
Statesman" will receive the patronage it merits.''
This book, we believe, is sold only by subscrip-
ton, and we understand there is now an agent in
this city, who will call upon our citizens and
show it to them
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The New York Evening Post is OF
the opiuion that "the greatest gamers by the
war will be the various races oil Christians
which inhabit the Ottoman empire. Their
condition was becoming gradually better, and
they were rising step by step to an essential
equality in rank and consideration with the
Mohalnmedans, but the war and influence Of
the Allies have hastened this process, till now
all civil or political distinctions on account Of
religion are abolished"
During the search instituted by an
editor OF the Newark (England) Times for
female eompostors, it is reported that the fol-
lowing short dialogue took place Brister-
Mr.. Henpec, hove you got any daughters
who would make good type settlers !" Hen
pee" No; but I've got wife who would
make a very good deua."
The agricultural branch of the Patent
ofiice is likely to grow gradually into an inn
portant agricultural bureau. The House has
appropriated thirty thousand dollars-just six
umes as much as the appropriation last year.
ior the purchase of seeds, plants, &C., for gen"
eral distribution.
The Hartford EUcning Press gives the fol-
lowing signs Of the times" to be found in
that city Washing, ironing, and going out
to days works, dome here !" "Brealfast, din.
ner and supper, at all hours = aud "saws
hled, and setup stairs"