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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28
Sheppard and Morgan,.

bH0PPdAu AAU 4AO4 an
OLESALEi- AND RETAIL
Saddle, Harness and Trunk Manufacturers
No. l31, Main st. Corner Of Union
AVE now on hand large complete assortment Of
all articles in line, consisting of Ladies
tIenens Saddles, ne and Harness; IrOn
Wood Trunks Faliees, Carpet Bags, SateeIs, Upper
Leather Hogshi Hair aud Wool Collars Whips, Hames,
Saddles Of every description quality iom the lowest
rate to the best style of English Shaftoe.
and unsurpassed for liEhtRess strength and durability
Fine single and double Harness of the best sty Stage,
Wagon and Harness of the work
manship.
variety of material and pattern.
AN work ordered furnished promptly, and no
fort win be spared merit continuance public
vGPo aoviT 1--WE Us s SHEPPARD MORGAN.
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ODD FELLOWS DIRECTORY

yIrzinias Lodge No. s--Meets every Thursday
at the Hail. Market and Monroe streets
JAMEs W. NooRR, n. g., B. n. Carr, Secretary.
Rrnnlk!fn Lodge No. 13.-Meets as aboveevery
Monday evening. J. J. FRkNcu, N G.i ". p Nc
Kelsey, Secretary.
WIN. TeIl lodge No. 3;s.-afsets asabovs eve
rv wednesday evening. CHAs DIcKMASS, N Co. John
wheeIinx lodge No. Sockets every Monday
,,n, at the HAIL. corner Market and Quincy streets
!, Moy,o.S. N. g.; .JoA,s 7aO6ur1s, Secretary.
PnnOls. Lodge No. S9.-Meets as above every
rrIl.v evening. A. a. Smith, n. G.; W. W. Blanchard
Secretary.
Abrams EncnmPnaent No. Meets at the
Han corner Market Monroe streets, the rstSnd tara
rueslay evenings Of each month. n G. MARSH @. Pi NJ
W. Blanchard, Scribe.
VIVA. Tell EncREnPEnent NO. SA.-Meets as
the second and fourth Tuesday evenings OF each
month. Hsxpx KuRrz, C. P; CAGs Li"ck, Scribe
MAsoN1C DIRECTORY
ohio Lodge No. 1OI.-Meets at Masonic Hall
corner Market and the rst and tTa Non
daveyenines of eachmOnth. g. W. STsHTs' W. a.; Atee
aHdsr La,aktt'I, Secretary
WheeIing Lodge Nc. 12S.-Meets as above OF
the rst and tird Thursday evenings OF each month";
pprxr,1Ssxn W ~; s. ". Pearson, Secretary
wheeiing Union Chapter No. A9'-Neess q q
above on the second Monday evening of each month
s,orr. II. p; s. W. Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling EnenmPment NO. 1.-Meets d
aheve on the fourth Monday evening OF each
B4rrs, Il. C.. Il. Loriag. Recorder
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28
MATHEW NIcNABB.
MANUFACTURER OF VINEC; Ar


flour, Mill Feed of all kinds, Corn ana
Corn Va ReHl, OnIs, Esnled HAny, &c.
All of the above articles free charge
The highest price paid in cash for all Country Produce
articles.
ing jsIT
Watches JeIVeIry, sIIverand Plated Yure,
CRocIxH.
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EHEE LING VA. SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 28 1857
TRANSFORMATION.
Arrangement.

zs.. EzsSssa - 81
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o. P. BROWN.

TO. 11S Main Street, wheeling, Va.
opening Of the finest largest assortnents
of goods in his line that has brought
city, which will be sold Wholesale aud Retail prices
low any house West of the Atlantic cities
Among his goods be found Gold Silver
from of the most celebrated English Suisse
Also, real u. Patent
Lever Watches. Clocks variety, including
Regulators OF fine quality, suitable Banks Railroad
Stations, Offices and Watch Makers.
Beautiful Jewelry, in otherwise, Coral Mosaic,
Cameo, Gold, Stone Lava, and all Gold JrwcIry. Also
assortment Of Soft Soldier and plated Jewer very cheap.
Pine pocket Cutlery, Razors, Scissors Silver Napkin
Kings, Card Gases, Gold Pens &c. &c. Every article
this establishments warranted to be good represent
the money returned. call respectfully solicited
mh25 lis Main ST, door from MaIsIl & TayoE,s
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Pens j! Pens pens
SDNT ETFsSNdS MEM,

q P BROWN has received superior Gold
Ss which e had made under his supervision. They
are made from gold reduced IA karais combination
OF alloys and be equalled for elasticity
siiity by any other combination of metals Prices
moderate, and pen warranted. They may
by every pen being stamped &C. p BhOwN, Wheeling"
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IhE Law OE NEWSPAPEKS.

l-subscribers who do give express notice
considered wishing to cOntnuetheir subscrip
tUnS.
4I Subscribers order the dscontlnuaaee of their peri
Odcas the publisher nay continue send them until all
TeArages paid
31 subscribers neglect refuse take their perod
offices which they directed they held
responsible till they have settled the bill and ordered them
d continued.
Iii subscribers to other places without inform
publishers and the sent to the former d
recIIUn, they held responsible.
3-Ihe decided that refusing to take perod
Gals the office, removing and leaving them uncOled
o:,is priBICt JIcid evidence of Intentional fraud.
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The Last of this Season

WE have opened to-day another Improved Enarn
w eled Air-tgh Fruit Jars, and the last that i
have this season Cali early the House Furnishing Store
~ J.. X DURHAM Co,
/ sru3S 10. lis Main 81.
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re ESPONDENTS.

LETT concerning subscriptions advertising other A.
ana business OF the Itegncer should be addressed to
tlc Proprietors.
concerning department of the paper,
should be addressed to the EdtOrs jointly to either one
OF them.
writing for publication will please write
only Q side of the paper.
attention to correspondents than
ley might otherwise receive.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-28
SEWING MACHINES.

HAVE the Agency for Excelsior Sewing Machines; price
$50, or 90 Can be my warehouse, Soutirrnd
OF Market in operation Saturday 2 O'clock
asSl GEO. WILSON
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PIANOS PIAMOsl

E1AGSO OS PLAN OS
lust RECEIVED from the celebrated manufactory of
- Halet, Davis Co., splendid lot of Pianos. These
Pianos made with the full iron frame, circular scales,
and sliding DESKS with patent suspension bridge, compost
warranted and any
climate.
ALSo-a splendid lot MelOdeons churches the
parlor.
III kind of Musical Instruments every
thing that Store, may be found at
the store of T. CARTWRIGHT,
je1S-w 125 Mainst., Wheeling.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

ISAAC Prayer hegs to inform the public that he he
from the Eastern cities with the best ana
cheapest stock ever offered by him to the public
Ny is complete in most everything belonging
ITO Dry Fancy business but claim particular
attention to my ~ ~ y .-.-t 4.s
BLACK SILKS which having purchased from house
that failed, Sacrifice confident will sellless than
any Sc --. .E-s.i+s
EMBROIDERIES, &C.. which have bought only from i'm
porters great auction, shall Sel at aston
shng prices. Just and see stock, which IN
Cambria bands Collars, Sleeves etc, twice as large az
of other house which will be sold 90 per cent be-
low regular prices. ,
sHAWLS.-I have immense quantity Of, and shall
sell per than other firm, having
ceved the above discount by buying by tie package d
from the factory. Amongst shawls you will hnd
all the latest styles. a. 80.
DRESS GOoDS-I have in such variety, that II to
begin them should occupy too nch OF your
time certain you CALL shall be able 70 please
yon. 49,
will say will sell at very low figures, and would request
have them consignment from Eastern House and
will sell them very cheap 4atEH-f sr.
MUSLINS-Both bleached and unbIeached. only pur-
chase by and will sell them with very SMALL adj
vance either by the piece or yard.
B0NNETS, everything in the way Millinery Goods
such Flowers, Bonnet Borders Net, Straw Gimp, Rom
and Satns, etc Will sell to Mncrs at low
figures and to all others proportionatey. ~ 'st-
TRIMMlNGSIn every sh spe and FORM and will be sold
as low possible.
Come nd examine my stock and confident of your
purchasing. ISAAC PRAGER,
sepl6 FfH- 1873 Main st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-27

PERMANENT IxvRsrNENT.-A Capitalist" in
the country, some months ago, sent $4,000 to
friend in New York city, to invest in good
endorsed business paper 1t was done. The
whole amount matured during the month of Oc-
tuber, In all, there were about twenty notes,
and every single one was protested. All the
names as makers and endorSers save one tan
r,,do,se,) lave either ,railea or suspended One
note out of the whole batch, after going to pro-
test, was taken mp by the endorSer.
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WILL THE KANSAS CONSTITUTION BE RATIFIED
ny CONGRESS- Fit seems to be taken for grant
cd, that the constitution framed by the recent
convention in Kansas will satisfy Congress, and
that under it the mongrel pretendcr to state
ship will be almost Immediately taken into the
Union. This is ~ no means certain. The House
of Representatives will be divided into 1913 demo-
Gratis % Republicans and Il Americans OF
the democrats, 90 are from the free states, leay-
ing 70 from the South OF the Americans, all
are from the slave states, but it is doubtful if
several of them can be got to vote for the Kan
sas outrage Even if they all should, the aggre-
gate on that side would be only 50 agains 90
Republicans Under these circumstances, it is
clear that if the northern democrats should di-
vide equally on the Kansas question, the bogus
state cannot be admitted 1t is our impression
that majority of them will vote with the oppo-
Sition in the issue. OF course, in matter of
this kind, it is easy to be mistaken, but if the
tone of the northern democratic prees be any
criterion for Judgment, the democratic members
of the House from the free states cannot be
counted on with any degree of certainty by the
southern ultras. Weare also,of the opinion that
some of the moderate southern members will
refuse to sanction the Lecompton doings-North
american, Nor. "a.
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DENTISTRY.

HE undersigned respectfully inform the public that they
OF Dentistry. Office is ut 4S Market street (betWeen
and Union Sts where they will be happy to see
Dentist. Ef
They were and for veral the assist
ants OF late Dr. HulIen and the senior partner has
constantly engaged in the practice for himself for the
years. daring which time he has become acquain-
of the leading Dentists In almost all the
the United States and has famiarsed himself
with their pecuiares In operating. They there
feel confident of being able to give entire satisfaction
ABR ROBERTSON, NJ. D.
Wheeling, Nov. 10, 1857. JAMES ORR.
N B-Messrs H. o. take pleasure in referring by per-
mission, to the following gentlemen:
H. r. Weed D. D.: Hon Geo w. Thompson, His Hon. Ara
Cadwe; Morgan Nelson, Esq, b. NJ Eo, Esq, DR.. John
Frissel DIR. W. J. Bates, Dr. r. H. cummins, Dr. E. A.
uildreh, Dr. s. Todd, Talant Dclaplan, John Knote,
Esq, McClalens, Knox Co., Marsh Taylor. movie
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From the pittshprgh plspatchl

CONCLUDIHG SCENE OF THE TRIAL OF Bill JONES,
AT w AsIIINGToN, Pa, FOR THE MURDER OF WHITE
Immediately the news was circulated, and the
court house was soon crowded to excess.
The prisoner was ordered to be brought in,
and soon after took his seat within the bar,
u hitn nc sheet and exhibiting tho most pro
found emotion Of external agitation.
Mr. Hopkins, one Of counsel for the defend
ant, desired that the jury should be polied, to
which the Court replied it should be done so soon
as verdict had been rendered.
The Clerk then called the list of jurors, and
put the usual intGrrogat0rv.
Gentlemen of the Jury: In the issue Joined
between the Commonwealth and William Jones'
Jr, the prisoner at the bar, how say you, is he
guilty in manner and form rs he stands in
dicted?
Foreman-GUILTY!
The jury were then polled--thc following
question being put to each one separately:
'In the issue Joined between the common
wealth and the prisoner at the bar, how say y"u,
is he guilty of the felony whcrewith he stands
charged, not guiity?'
Answer-"GuILTy OF MURDER IN TIE FiRsT
DEGREE!"
The verdict being recorded, the clerk put tho
question in the usual form.
During the rendering Of the verdict, painful
stiffness pcrvadod the entire courtroom, 81
Ience only broken by the motion Of the prison
cr's counsel for arrest Of judgement and a new
trial
The prisoner was remanded to prison, and
heavily ironed--the jury discharged alsera con-
tinenent of Seventy-iive hours-1nd H., immense
concourse dispersed.
There were five balIotings by the .iu ', but it
is impossible to determine their natu g. rs the
jury passed resolution prior to lcay.ag their
room, not to divulge on that pOTnt.
After the rendering of the verdict, Jones APP
pcarUd rigidly calm, and bore the Scrutany of "a
thousand eyes" with cOmposure amounting al
most to indifference.
The exceptions taken will be filed to-day
There was but one taken during the progress of
the trial
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Moore, W1lstaoh, Keys & Co.
25 WEST FOURTH STREET.,

IMPORTING STATIoNERs, manufacturers of Memoran
i dun, Pass, and Blank Books of all styles Bible Print
ers Book Jobbers Medical Book Publishers take great
pleasure soliciting the attention Of Western Buyers to
their Immense Stock the GREAT STAPLES in the brhn
ces above Indicated They offer for Cash and ShortTne
Buyers who we'll established 900 Qures half bound
all styles qures Deni Blank Books, 2O0n qures Me
iiun Blank Books 5000 qures Quaro Blanks $40 gross
Lead Pencs-Eeichhardt's, Fabers and other makers;
$500 gross Pens,drec mportaton $50 gross
stands 500 ioz States all sizes; 250 gro Wedding Enve
opes 100000 Envelopes all Sizes 80 English Treasury
pers; 95 English Drawing Papersi 200 rms Cap Pa
pers; son Letter PapGrs 900 rms Bath Papers, all
Packet etc. etc.. 100 oz. Books, Blank Notes and Drafts
100 doz. Diaries 1857; 1000 Memorandum Books, all
forms: 200 oz Portfolios .MonnaeS, and Bankers
Cases. 30 Copying Pressts $40 doz Copy
Books Copy Books printed COpieS etc. etc. etc
This is the place to preference to buying East
Stool fresh. prices low, and Exchange saved.
MOORE, WILISTACH, KEYS Il CO., ID.
novel 25 West Fourth St., Cincinnati.
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~ PARTRIDGE'S
PICTURE GALLERY!!

~ Is fitted up style superior to any other in the
western country. His RECEPTION and SALES ROOMS
IS feet Deep to which addition operating
60 by 90 feet with arrangements light facilities
his business unsurpassed world. would cali par
tIcuIar attention light eyes, holiness and dis.
every feature the sOfness Of outline avoiding
appearance ALSO the reflective looking
glass effect so questionable in the Daguerreotype.
As many pictures sent ont here are entirely Scortsss
from harig prOtectfce anfah artidge his
patrons thdthfs protected hard enenleling
lriieh part Of the picture aud u as dUrG1io
as tie glass itseEE
Pictures OF every improved style made at other
Rooms here.
~ Ladies and Gentlemen invited to call at 11sX
Main street. East side Marsh ayIOr's Store, Wheel
ing, "a. sepIG
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THE GLOBE
The OmciaI Pepper of Congress.

PUBLISH now my annual Prospectus Of TnR DAILY
GLOBE and THR CONGRESSIONAL GLoRE ASD ApPESDix, to
subscribe that Congress will meet on the Monday
December, when shall recommencc publishing the
public know their character, and therefore
deem needless give minute account of the kind of
TnE DAILY GIosE will contain report the Debates
equal at least to any corps of SHORTHAND
in any other country majority OF them will, ench be
average number words spoken by fluent speakers
When the debates of day do make than forty
they WIN appear in the DAILY G9Ps the next ftF
with such editorial artces may be suggested by passing
events.
require to publish "reminiscences Of the public men with
Anecdotes of General JACKSON and the leaders Of
party which he conducted and the leading men of other
parties, WILL believe, be Interesting now, when partzan
bitterness has abated.
Irbecoming the reporter Of the debates Of Congress
parzan paper This pledge will not be forfeited by intro
character which distinguished the public my time
Although am, and intend to remain, thorough Demo
them obnoxious any party But in regard to persons
and events which make up history hope 20 make
the Globe hO"cst memoir; and with that view
soy, d to speak independently Of all parties -
Of all the Debates in Congress- revised by the speak
the Messages Of the President Of the United States the
ments the Laws passed during the session. and copous
indexes to an They will be printed double royal
sheet in book FORM royal quarto size, each number con-
tanning siStsen pages The whole win maize it Is believed
many years have ranged between those numbers, and
the next session Will be what is tern "lOng One-
try, whether reprint printed from manuscript copy,
taking for data the average plumber Of words of the long
pages 1876 and the average number Of words on page
that number Of words for sir dollars follows that they
600 sCoTds IIare Jlrsied them, While have paid my
reporters 80 eg for every 1897 words Of this work. in
sold kook in the first instance, while IT was new at
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y WIFE's PKAcTICAL JoEE.-Last Saturday
evening gentleman, residing at Jamaica Plain,
was sitting with his wife and some friends at
their parlor fire. when the door bell was violent
~ rung The lady rose, but then suggested to
her husband that rs the girl was out, lie had
better go to the front-door. Accordingly, he
opened it, and found no one there; but there
was nicely done up basket, covered with white
linen, at his feet, and lie thought he heard the
rustling of a female dress departing, After look
ing vainly up and down the street and around
the portal, he took the basket into the parlor.-
On the covering being removed, little
child appeared some five months old. The lady
screamed, one of the lady visitors took up the
baby and found a note pinned TO its dress,
which charged the gentleman of the house
with being the father, and implOrel him to sup
port it.
4 rich scene ensued between the injured wife
and the indignant husband, the latter utterly
denying all knowledge of theslittle one and as
sorting his innocence. The friends interfcred,
and ut last the wife was induced to forgive the
husband, although he still stood it like Trojan
that he had always been faithful husband. FL
nally the lady very roguishiy told her husband
that it was strange he should not know his own
child, for it was their mutual offspring, which
had Just been taken fronlits cradle up stairs by
the nurse, for the very purpose of playing the
joke; and the surprised husband finally Joined
in the laugh which was raised at his expense
Boston YisITSRsr.
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Died,

On the evening Of the 25th inst Mrs. ANNE NJ. FITZ
HUGH, in the 65th year of her age.
The funeral will place the residence OF her
E. Fltzhugh, Esq, Quincy street, 10 O'Clock a. NJ
Friday Morning. The friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend
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WYKES'
GALLERY OF ART!!
1876 Main Street. Wheeling, Va,

H Is the place obtain Lkenesses of every size and
STYLE front smallest miniatureup to esize and
in superior
Fromhisong experience art by the of the
most powerful instruments, together with appliance
produce good pttures he would the
public that they be Furnished with pictures this Gal
Iery superior to taken in this country and equal
east west.
Photographs, plain colored oil This style of
picture be made size up lfe and cOIOred
Onature. Small Daguerreoypes Ambroypes magnGed
to any size and cOIored In OIL By this
obtain the oil painting with the truthfulness of
Daguerreotype.
Pictures taken at this Gallery as cheap at other
in the city. Every picture finished in the
pu. u with double glass, tight without
which no picture will stand unchanged.
OcS-tf J. W. wYKEs, Artist.
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WANTED.

w AMI Ed -5
VNTANTED IMMEDIATELY, at ISAAC PRAGER,s, 1913
w Main Street, sufficient number of Ladies and Gen
lcnen to buy for cash. Goods lower prices than
sold before The season drawing to close, shall sell
from, this day ALL AND Any ARTICLES In the Fancy
~ nv Goods line at 4 GREAT REDUCJJOY.
/ would claim particular attention to my stock Of
RLACK SILKS,
OF which will sell an article worth 81 So 19
worth 81 10 at 81 PSI worth 81 90 at 81 So and 9TH
ers In proportion. s,-o-,. a,
ej S0 a. 81 I1. also those 6ne Printed Mertnoes worth
Il 30 at 81 90 and those worth 81 IS at 81 12x.
Cambria Bands and other Enbroderles will sell at such
II, SEES as will, 1 am certain, please every one.
Call and see for yourselves. ISAAC PRAGEK,
nov25 1923 Main Street
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Brrrns Brrrrx.-we we're informed last eve
ming by valued friend, says the Philadelphia
4 I9 that the spectators in molassess have
been visited by most righteous retribntion tor
their nefarioIs policy of bubbling up prices ny
the aid of the Swindlng banks Molasses, TOR
which these cormorants were offered eighty
cents per gallon, a few months ago, and when
thew refused to take, has just been sold for twen;
tv,9ne cents. We record the fact with profound
satisfaction. We wish we were able to give SINH
lar details respecting the shylocks who have
been specializing upon the necessities of the
poor, by boarding up vast aggresations OF graln'
-four, sugar, &c. .srE
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SpEciE IN BosTox BANks.-We understand
that the Boston Banks have in their vaults only
wenty-onethousand dollars short of four mil
lions in specie Boston 7har.
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A DEvY of little children were telling their
father what they got at school. The eldest,
reading, spelling, and definitions. {" And what
do YOU get, my little onc?" said the father to a
rosy-faced little fellow, who was driving a ten
penny nail into the door pannel. "Me?-oh!
gets readin', speIlin', and spankins."
The Canada papers state that lumber, the
great staple of Lower Canada, has been falling
in price since August, and the sale is very dull,
although 5000 tons of shipping have reached
Quebec this year, against 100000 last year.
The first camp-mecting held in the U S., was
held in kentucky fifty years ago. The Motho.
dists, Presbyterians and Baptists, united on that
occasion. How widely apart they have stood
ever since
AT a meeting of mechanics held at Louisville,
few days since, the startlingfac was developed
that three thousand industrious people are out
of employment in consequence of the money
pressure
IT is reclzoned that there is one liquor shop for
every eighteen families in New York city, and
for some neighborhoods in the city one grog
shop for every ten families
STERNE, says in the Koran, 81 never drink-l
cannot do it on equal terms with others. 1t
costs them only one day, but me three: the first
in SHINING, the second in suffering, and the third
in rcpenting."
A jolly old doctor said that people who were
prompt in their payment always recovered from
their sickness, as they were good customers,
and physicians could not afford to lose Them