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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-29

TuE sTRONe Man wEPT.-A trial against DIR.
Biegler, of Rochester, on charge of manslaugh.
ter in producing the death of young woman,
in attempts to conceal evidence of previous cri.
minality with her, has just resulted in convic.
ton at Buffalo. DR., B. was brought into Court
for sentence, but it was postponed in order to
settle bill of exceptions The Buffalo Com
msreiaL in speaking of the scene, says:
During these proceedings the family of DIR,
Biegler came into Court, consisting Of his wife,
grown.np SON and daughter, little girl, and
bright little boy, who laughed with pleasure
as he met his father. That laugh broke down
the strong man, and hardened as he had seemed
TO 90 heretofore, cold and hcartless as he was
under the eye Of the mother Of his victim tbe
tears bursted from his eyes at the magic Of that
bright, cheerful smile. His wife sat down and
held his hand, weeping quietly rs the proceed,
tngs went on. Beigler soon recovered himself,
and was again the unmoyed, icy being he has
seemed throughout.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-29

THE MASSACRE AnoS0 THE Zulu CArREs.-
The Cape papers give particulars Of the bloody
tragedy recently enacted in the Zulu country
One paper sAyE "The most careful calcula-
tons formed by persons intimately acquainted
with the Zulu country, And>with current events,
represent the total loss Of human life at not less
than one hundred thousand, including. Of course
women and children, who form q large proper.
tioa Of the whole. Aud this fact-the massacre
of helpless, unodending women and children
shows in fightful colOrs the demoniacal char.
acter Of this revolving and horrible butchery.-.
tits humilliating that British power should re-
main inert for one moment In close proximity
with such \ scene. The honor Of our country,
the claims Of our common humanity, as well as
considerations Of seurity and self interest do
mand instant and affective interference to stop
this delugs Of blood, and to say with the voice
Of authority, let there be pOace.' The very
excess and enormity Of the outrage renders ef.
feetive interpositiOn easy and safe an the sur
Viving sane men in the Zulu country would
flock round our standard, and The brutal tyTant's
army would melt away like snow, and himself
perish miseFably. Then under system Of re-
stored peace and order, Effected by our means,
British trade and British interests would flourish
securely and British civilization and ChriStiani-
y have opened to them glorious field for their
march 70 the moral conquest Of South African
heAthenism.p
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written Tor the DAILY wheeling 1ntelligsnoer.l


rom an WnpubEiShed Poem.-Ds dieated TO MIA C. r..
efNels York. :,
come upon the pInions of thy dear
M as sweetness, near unto heaven.
Ant yet thou dTeRmsst not how pure a prayer,
rom cen heart Of Wiekedness like milne,
May trembls up to God.
Ny soul should Opea thus, it's silent slE, din,
And sacred wells OF truStfulneSs, to thee;
Nor Why this painting spirit should unfold
Amid the golden visions Of thy sweet
Aud trembling hoPefulnesS.
the s@Ss ar@ 0o 81 ass Ess Ssis,R
I Has gay and noisy shrongs OF lie are gone
Spirits come unto th, e, and with soft
ANA doEny wings, gently watt thy enyled
And music from some land, far
Seyond me dissordant vale! Of earth, Wins
G5y trusting spirit 70 the soft embrace
oL itS soothing melody. Voices sweet
And And holy come eeholng through The dark
And silent room, until Il seems 4 heaven
VI sweetest sounds.
,r 49,, And nov, Perehance, thou fssi,t
Hand, and down the bright river Of thy dreams
Ar following fast the davnug visions
OF hla promised love. Thou maySt feel again
Aud on his Joyous bosom pillow now
Thy bounding, beating hrtrt. He calls on Ass,
H5d 5 am tnI DEEP DEEP rich feeling q HI. sweet
Ana fathomiess soul He folds Isl ts sei slowly
I 6o his burning heart, and on thy gentle
Bosom rests his beaming face, until earth
An3 heaven seem eommingled Into one.
Sleep on thou pure and lovely girl, amid
The golden visions OF enhancing dreama
And a RHz "a; ai1 coming morn upon It's calm
tn9h charmed ny pure and holy slumbe-iugs
But there WIN come another might, who's, dare
S Hna ieari4l stlllness aWes the braTeat heart
Sn' Let my life be such, that when the rio0rn
o. o. death ShAll Ger thee aettle down, lily soul
hB5 ga SISai{ Ks spring e NEE. him in The grave,
4ua oeL me dreaded valley bEAYely leap,
WHEuno, Nay 4sth, 1857. JnsM4d
:
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RATHER HARD ON DocToRNG.-One of tho
most eminent French physicians and physiolo-
gist says medicine is great humbug. Magen-
die. whose treatises are regarded as standard
works the world over, says he knows nothing
about medicine, and don't know anybody that
does know anything about it. In ono of his
lectures he asks:
Who can cure the gout, or any discase,of the
hcarts Nobody. OF you tell me that doctors
cure people. grant You people are cured
But how are they cured? Gentlemen, nature
does great deal. Doctors do very little-when
they don't do harm. Let me tell you, gentle
men, what did when was head physician at
tho Hotel Dieu. Some three or four thousand
patients passed through my hands every year. 1
divided the patients into two classes, with one I
followed the dispensary and gave the usual med.
lcines, without having an idea of the why or
wherefore; to the other gave bread pills and
colored water, without, of course, letting thcln.
know anything about it and occasionally, gem
uemen, would create third division, to whom
gave nothing whatever These last would feel
they were neglected (sick people always feel
neglected, unless they are well drugged-the
fools!) and they would irritate themselves until
they got sick, but nature invariably came to the
rescue, and all persons in this third class got
well. There was little mortality among those
who received but bread pills and cOlored water,
and the mortality was greatest among those who
were carefully drugged according to the dispen-
SarY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-29

TIE MoRNoSs.-FrOm an article which APP
Peares in the States, signed by aAS Sufferer, !"
We make the following extracts concerning the
dOings Of these people:
MARRIAGE o. George D. Watt, an English,
man 10y birth, and present stenOgraphic writer
for the church, is married % to, and lives with,
his halt-sister as his second wife
George A. Smith, brother of Joseph, and
present historian of the church, desired his 0Isn
blood sister IN marriage, % and failing to obtain
her consent, called on the. authorities of the
church to aid him, made his wishes known to
them, at Of 1oitOHI consented that the sister
sh0Wtd marry o. the brother, Cboth brother and
sister Of the prophet Joseph but she, revolving
ut the idea, repealed the unnatural and iReestts-
Gus union, and stood out against them all until
the little spark of humanity remaining in the
heart OF Brigham prompted him to side with
the sister He arose and said, ttthe sister shall
be allowed to enjoy her choice;" this settled the
question, as mo one t1Gs erer knODh to dissent
from the tciH Of Brigham" The edict went
forth, and the sister of Joseph was saved from
the beastly passions of Joseph's unnatural
brotherl For yerifcation of the above refer
to the council that sat in judgment upon the
case.
1t is common in their family associations for
man to marry ~ a woman and her daughtersl
Elder Brown is one. A woman is not OBLIGED.
to marry against her wish, unless the heads Of
the church 'otH it and say, 'thus saith the
Lord from this there is no appeal in any case
Brigham divorces whom he pieases, and when
he Pleasesi from this, his will there is no ap.
peal, and no evasion of it. But l must forbear;
for having witnessed the disgusting realities
and practices of this incentuous system, my
heart sickcns at the thought-my sensibilities
revolt atthe recital Of them.
POPULATION present population of the
Territory, as estimated by Chief Justice Drum
mond, is one hundred thousand souls, and two
hundred thousand in adjoining States and Ter
ritories. What is most to be regretted is, that
the entire population of the Territory is Nor.
mon, and only Mormon unit-a solid neucles
Of moving entities, actuated by the viii of Brig
ham. The offshoOting colonies into New Mexi-
co, Oregon, and Washington, Kansas and Ne.
braska, and the State of California, are ''stakes
in Zion" established for purposes set forth in
former communication by me-namely, agitation
and instigation of the Indians on our frontiers
to open hostilities, to divert the attention Of
Government and the public from defiant treason
in Utah, and direct it upon savage and de.
fenceless race.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-29

sPLEsDD FARN.-MajOr jackson, the largest
sugar planter in Texas, has recently bought the
property belonging to the estate Of Sterling Nc
Neil on Oyster Greek, in that state for SIG 900.
1t comprises the following:
Ono league of land, with 800 acres in cultiva.
ton, with fine sugar house and machinery,
1900 head cattle, seyenty-five mules and horses;
together with all the farming utensils complete
for sugar plantation; nincty.scven negroes;
also the present crop now in tine stand Of cane
and cotton.
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REvrRsE or FORrUNE.-Ne cow tbe follo,,ine

NJ -V''A u + UltUNs---NN copy inc following
from the Wisconsin Free Dsaoerat:
Andrew ]. ComstOek was once the sole owner
Of the tract OF land upon which the city Of
Adrain, Michigan, isnow situated. For long
time he was considered the wealthiest man q
the city, and his property was estimated AZ I'M
wards of a million Of dollars We notice in \
late number Of the Adrian ErposItor an adver-
tisement of sheriff sale, two columns ana 4
half in length, stating that al the real estate be-
longing to Andrew ]. Comst0ck will DO sold At
public auction. Some seven years since, Com.
stock sued poor man for trespass, and recoY.
cred sixpence damages, because he carted OF
some halEdecayed wood along tho common. be-
longing to him. This incident is characteristic
of the man; and now, When he himself has be
come poor, we trust he Will receive better treat
ment from his neishbors
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-29

sRnds' sarsaPRriIla, for purifying the bioOd.-
How many unfortunate victims Of serOtula without
hope Of toyfay testify their restoration
TO the medicinal virtues and surprising eeaey Of this
valuable preparation. In All where Tie impoverished
and dePFayed condition Of the blood Evidenced by
lions botche Sores its operation VIII be found IN the
for SANDS sARSAPAnILIA, ana take no other As host
spurious limitations upon which reliance placed
are 10 the market.
Prepared and sold by A, B. D. SANDS Druggists, 100
Fulton Street, New York.
Bold also by J.H. cRU1IBAGEER.
Sold also by Druggists generally. my96-1W-daE
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TrusteeIe Said

pursuance Of Deed Of Trust from A q, o.bnn an,
- .; l9mgdn and their wives, and from Jesse iSnt1
~ 70 me dated April 1st 1856 aud recorded
Isg.e IN M expose 70 5Se 2. The front door Of CouFf
Saa soanty on Monday, the 18th day ofJune ths
I on las Est side Of the Ohio River In te. COUNTY
SuS eukte OF virginia, estimated contain
anu iSeNsny,hTe acrss, more less, adjoining the
~ w r woods on the South East and ihose
SSee ~ samuel o. Farmer and Daniel Farmer aud their
SlBt, 1856 - ~ use1 uAVsa AlaTeh
TEH1ts OF SALR-4SOO cash With Interest on .,r. 80
hSsf toN na Costs 20 be paid day OF sale SS0
9n ne day Of April 1885, on the let ay 81 Arm
s on ne lst day Of April 60 1900 On ne Isl
o. ApIl1 1906 $3.50 the 1St day Of Apr fsss
9s ne st day Of April 1905 800 on The it day q
1sgS' 80 t4 sis REMAINDER on The LIST day OF ApEl,
mI14-.d DANIEL o. List,
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Removal.
DR.. =. G. WINCHELL,

= HtNJI4-lNOIN- u Jim HIS. ".
h4S removed his office to 141 Market street a -
is 1O1 3T 9ooye Monroe nearly opposite Wash.
any operation or any Artificial work n he
or the liberal patronage hitherto extended to
NUM- ne hoPta BY his particular attentions cSrenineS
respectfully SolIclts = 80 Aet WHICH ue
the services Of DR. JAMES ORR Who for ths ,Sst I
SEy Of e s The entire charge Of the Mechanical Dent
SnI Yast held of Observaton he has Occurred
"a rs Of ARTIFICIAL TRETn NOT attSine5
0y Ihoee making only q few sets a year -
Ehey are nov prepared manufacture Teeth for .cA
particular case In blocks ttcontIuuouG in1 voy ~
acquainted with Or. 0rr'G skin need moi 10 be con,ie
'n SlT NJ Is t t1s place TO procure superior work
gives his especial attention 70 the on
LAWS Of Dentistry, for permanent gem
easing patronage he relies upon TINT eeI6
create. = 'N-o SS4AIA4uly mas tended to
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-29

KANsAs.-Nineteen out of the twenty-six
counties Of Kansas have sent in their returns
Of the census, showing an aggregate, so far, of
$3.50 registered voters. Acting Governor STAN
ton has issued proclamation for an election of
delegates to the Constitutional Convention, to
assemble on the third Monday in June The
character of the emigration to the Territory this
Spring is greatly better than it has yet BEEN
Improvements are going on rapidly, and capital
is readily invested.
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sPRoIAL NoTYoDs.

OPerntIOn Wild, Cnre snre.-1md operation
With successful effect, arethe peculiarly Of BEandredths
s Nov that may expect genial sprpF Is o. great
Importance that doses be used by the wise ourra
are snheet redundancy Of vatsd BILE At this season,
and It dangerous Is prevalent; but Brandrsth
Pills Afford Invaluabe and efficient protection.
TIL LOGAN CO., Agents,
my96-1W:daW Wheeling.
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RIneE Brown Hair produced in I'VE ainut.s,
from the Grayest Redest Hair, by the application VIZ.
cetion nJure the hair or skim no matter
how often applied how long continued Use the genuine
and no harm possibly Mark-he steel engrav-
Ing on the box, and WA BA1CHELoR 2Ss Broadway on
the four sides Ask for N A. BA4cHEoas Hair Dye when
you purchase. For sale In Wheeling by
apS0-1m 7. u. LOGAN 4 CO.
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An industrial society Of Swiss colonists
advertise in the St Louis Democrat, that
they are DESTROYS of purchasing, in some eligi.
bic part of MISSOURI, twenty-five thousand
acres of land, and have on hand a cash capital
of more than one hundred thousand dollars,
available for that purpoes. They desire posi-
ton upon some nayigable stream, and in the
vincity Ofsome railroad, if possible.
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NEWS ITENIS

THE annual meeting of the Now England EN-
isrant Aid Company was held in Boston on
Tuesday afternoon. In consequence of the great
rise in the price of land in Kansas, the affairs
of the company are represented to be in a very
favorable condition. The receipts of the sOci-
ETY. last year were $42, OOO-$37, 900 by sub
scriptiOn and 5000 by donation.
Colonel BESToS was somewhat injured by
an accident on the Pennsylvania Railroad By
the breaking Of nm axle Of one of the cars was
upset and dragged short distance Several
other persons were more or less injured.
Tar Dundee Record says Seneca Lake was
frozen over last week, with the thermometer
hardly down to freezing point This is the third
year that the same phenomenon has occurred in
May. 1t is well attested by the oldest inhabit-
ant that the lake was never frozen over until the
winter Of 1856. Formerly the coolest weather
had no power to CONCEAL its crystal waters; now
come unknown cause freezes its surface in Nay.
JAMES b. CLAY, son of the late Henry Clay,
has been nominated for Congress by the Demo-
Gratis of the Ashland district in Kentucky. It
is said he has accepted the nomination.
The Milwaukee Sentinel hears from different
quarters of Wisconsin, complaints of the scar
city of feed and provisions. Itsays: SIN many
counties, oats and hay cannot be had for love,
or money; butter has become myth; and pota=
toes are almost worth their weight in silver. A
few days, however, of our present fine weather,
will enable cattle to pick up living and set the
dairies in motion"
DRIED ScorT and his family have been enamel.
pated by Taylor Bloom, Esq, for which purpose
they had NIL been conveyed 10 him by Mr.. Chat
fee. The family consists of wife and two
daughters
PREPARATIONS for the great railroad celCbra-
ton continue TO be made on liberal and hos
pitable scale in st Louis, The Republican of
Saturday states that the military companies will
Of course, be ready to receive the volunteer
nnnnAnp AxDected from New York. and the
fire department. viii also, in all probability be
prepared to welcome the expected firemen.
Hos. JANrs Bell, o. s. Senator from New
Hampshire, who has been in feeble health for a
year past, died on Tuesday last
Qua exchanges bring us accounts of terrible
storms Of rain and hail in North Alabama, West
Tennessee and Arkansas, and various places
along the valley of the Mississippi river. In
some places the hail was of immense size and
very destructive to corn, cotton, vegetables and
shrubbery, killing pigs and doing serious dam
ago to the roofs and windows of houses
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-29

HORAcE MANN has recently been talking in
this style about the use of tobacco. 1t is deci-
dedly emphatic and distinct:
ga tobacco useris the common enemy Of de.
cency and good taste. His mouth and teeth,
which should be the cleanest, he makes tho
foulest part Of him. When one sees a plug Of
nasty, coarse, liver colored tobacco he pties the
mouth it is designed 10 enter; but when one sees
the mouth, he pites the tobacco
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stNAKE A NO,rE ON IT."

An srrva OF 0vss in the line Of DrusgtS' articles,
is announced At the Bridge Drug Store. Among
them, Br. wattson Elastic Injecting natrument the latest
and best Improvement in syrnges-lIagertys improved
Breast Pumps, qcdrrdnted Get out
denis Darrell Syringe, neat compact, cheap, aud
article advertisement another column, and
then do 6ettsr-so and see the articles atthe
myls BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE.
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From tls Baltimore Eatrto: ana Ct,z,arctal ,o,.,

From tRe Baltimore Itrfo: ana COzamercial Ga.st.
MAMPToN's TINCIURE-ThIs medicine. which bo. bs.r
before the public for years. more especially for
the last year. by Messrs. Mortimer MoWbr6y as sole
Preto has met with remarkable success Ss We have
from the most respectable AlarEs number Of pa
snt' who have been relieved and Anumber the medical
profession also, who have used In their practice have
voluntarily their certificates Of recommendation to
the proprletors.
We are decidedly opposed TO p,Rg quaek nOsrums but
IS We have seen many letters MeSsrs Mortimer Now
bray from the above mentOned we feel It to be
nothing more than Justice to call the attention people
to their advertisement in tO.day's paper.
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Ambrotypes for 81.

PARTRIDGE, at his and spacious rooms, with fscn
Ties for operating and arrangement light equal to
any in the country, and far superior any In the city
In the country. eIs prepared 70 make Abrotypes 80
they can be sentby mail without extra portage Also 70 set
thsnin Ockes and pins, same price Daguerreotypes
Pictures madefor customers good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last for ages unchanged.
AnkindS Of materials used In the business for SALE
Rooms Of Main st. above Monroe, over March
Taylor'spSv atore anr1s
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MEDICAL.
.MPTOM,s TINoTURH

HAMPToNs TuSoTURH
HAIPToN's TINcTURE l.1 Di9FAFSiA:
WILL CURE COUGH.
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM
HA1IPToN's TINCTURB
HAMPToNs TINcTURE - o-'oi 10
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
HAMPTON'S TENCTURE
WILL CURE NEURALGIA.
HAMPTON'S TNCTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE,
HAMPT0N'S TINCTURE
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL CURE LOW. SRIRITS.
HA4IPT0N'S TINCTURE,
used has been guceessfulin CURING DISEASE
Rog DISEASES OF WOMEN and CHILDREN II Is 4
XR VIZ HGGK '''-'=s.
80, - No No lsS s9UIH PAoA sTREEr, B4LIINoEE
w 20 viz 1y SfzKz 1ssese' 4'''sose.
Nod deeaqaa eaas u Serqftia Of gsara, stdadaag
s iSSS' 3CS SIslf sSao Tsad e ssqlf
No. ESQ Baltimore 81.
sS y Ee o. ssa s 81 e g e. Hss nee
XEREDIZARY SCR0FULA.
boy In the family OF Hon. W. p. ThomasSon, once
s a. q to SGSSeI from ksn;ge1y Eas mass Of
Ing over The eyebas 50 as 70 produce blindnes lie
1Er VIM. Oldham, Of baltimore eustoa.honse suffered
from these complaints for Is months with body and mind
severely effected He cured by HamPtOns Vegetable
C0EGH, CONSTITUTIONS DO
Mr. Henry @. VIM had Cough for years-Rren wenl.
ness ete had In all, I'VE six physicians; tried ali tr
HAAPT062S YEGETA BIZ 7ZNCTERE
VIC appeal 10 eur best known d!tGfRanaE
BE 0F4iER NO MERE 1EEiSHROO1fARTTCLE.B Eur
a AkDIGLNE R0YED BY THOES4RnS ~ BIZ
z Z4lLs. GsRS.EsATLEVIGoRATORA AND REST0RER or
THE sUMMER-ITs DISEASES THE REM
EDY AT HAND.
HAMPTOR2S VEGETABLE TINCTEPR
We have the gtrongeat good effects of
this medicine in Cholera Morbus, Darrua, Di ratss
OF the Bowels incident to the season. nyiRoFates M
stomach and bowels and renders the system great assist
5Gss IN combating the approach Of indeed all forms
HAMPT0B'S VEGETABLE IYROTURE
~ ltS mild action on the stomach liver and kdnsyS VIM
A6eetfoIs, PHiAs tRe Back SIDE and Bre,tst ~
pttOn SorQfEd, Rh6WmGtiREn Govt ReuFGlOiT III
Ildn ttEes, Bltcek COkdiats ., R0rsS 6ai NerSous D.
OSsstsSl anu All daeagea arising from impure blood
- DELICATE CHILDREN,
One bottle VIII prove Its superior virtue.
as a FEMALE MEDICINE
nPtonS Tlneture cannot be exceled AS leautIfvtnv
agent II Is FAR superior to any the cosmetics 81 e
producing beautiful clear Ekn, giving tofhe rls
color OF the rose, mpaFnE every muscle that m.
anu which gives all WHO enjoy health grace
Chronic Periodical Nervous or Sick Headache "a lon
sSaning has been cured by itas InvIgoratoF an re-
superior 70 all the cordals ever before me pn6li 49,
most valuable remedy. . - ' 's S's1 Ino
Call and get Pamphlets .ratls and se. rurs.
. t9t sae by H. II Logan & Co, Wheeling, Cen
sOldby MORTIMER nlowBRAY,
20 Baltimore st., Baltimore,
! tsy-p,,.. n No. .,,,. and sO4, Broadway, N. Y.
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CHRONIC DIARRHCEA.
In our possession the certHcse Of respectable
citizen testynE that he was entirely cured Of this dread
ful disease by using BRRIIAvE,S HOLLAND BIFTRRs
We shall take pleasure showing the certificate to any