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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-05-27
An unparalleled Discovery!
A POSITIVE AGTE ERADsCAEOk!

ANONELL'S Bebeerne Mixture is positive cure for
a Fever and Ague and all Bilious diseases. This
Mixture has been before the public for a number Of
years and has always been used with success 1t is
harmless and certain remedy. Get pamphlet from
the Druggists and read ii and you will be satisfied
For sale here by DIR. Taylor--in st. Louis by II.
Bakesly and in Rock Island, Ills, by the PROPRIETOR
uo-lU-ly
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Remember the County Convention, next
Saturday at 2 o'clock, P. M. Do let US have
a representation from each Township.
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gsVEEgekNsI NYATERTAI

a ND The lots to build on for sale in the City IF
"a ottumwa, pierty of rock, sand water and lime
on the premises JOHN GRANT.
Feb. 26-52-tf
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THE PANIC ENPLODEDH
GOODS FOR THE MILLION!

a Infalble remedy for the hard times, will he
"a found in buying Goods at the Cheap Store of the
Undersigned, in Ottumwa who having bought the large
stock of Goods, in Richards Block of G. d. Hackworth
and added TO il a magnificent Stock of Spring and
summer Goods makes his Stock perhaps. the largest
his styles the newest and most attractive his assert
in the Demone Valley embracing every description
Dry Goods cloths, Cdssitaeres, Lddies Dress Goods
of the latest patterns. Fancy Goods and Notions OF
every description. A fine assortment of
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, BOnnetS

Ribbons, Flowers and Trimmings. My Stock of Ready
Made Clothing, Hardware, Cutlery, Tools, and all
kinds of Farming implements is complete, and all that
be desired. Also: heavy stock OF Groceries OF
every description ali which offer to my old and new
Customers at prices that will defy Competition.
The public are invited to examine my Goods, as it
is no trouble to show them.
Remember the place, in Richards Block, Front ST.
April, 9Th lcJSnoy-ly. j. MOORE.
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SUerfdI Notices.
NOTICE.

I'll cERS0NS who may have books, or pamphlets be-
a longing to me will confer a favor by returning
them to the Courier Office at the earliest convenience
j w. NnRRIS
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LOTS FOR SALE!

~ EVERAL Lots, desirable for private residences,
50 and at convenient distance from business part of
the city, lying the bluif may be obtained at
fair prices and with usual credit, by application the
subscriber, Mr.. &. Lawrence, at his store, Mr..
stewart. at his office, above Pumroy Il Dickys Drug
Store who authorized to dispose oftne lots. In the
forenoon of Mondays, ednesiays, and Saturdays,
may found at the office of Mr.. stewart and will he
prepared to show the lots to any who wish to pur-
chase. Jos. T. ROBERT.
DttunNya Sci st
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THE UNION
G r O cry ST

j. w. HEE.EES, would respectfully solicit the
attention of the Citizens of Ottumwa and vicinity
the fact that he has large and well selected Stock of
Groceries, which he viii sell reasonable terms
other Store in the City Store opposite the Curlew
House. Call round. Apr. l-Ro4-y.
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NO.. 20
rElGSPEGI
OF THE
FARMER FOR 1858.

THE Prairie Farmer is the leading Agricultural pa
per published in the Northwest. 1t holds that honest
labor is the foundation of all lasting prosperity and
that the working should he enlightened, honored,
and rewarded. The labors of the Prairie Farmer
divided into three departments.
lst 1t strives to teach the best methods ofamproving
the farm its SOIL its buildings, its products, its live
stock, its convenience, and its comforts.
I'd, IL believes that fair prices for farm products are
just essential to the farmers prosperity large
crops and fat cattle. II labors to help him to
the best market for his products and to prevent the
middle-man from taking too much toll for his servi-
3D. II abors to enlarge his stock of ideas. to i'm
prove his understanding and while avoiding parzan
politics, to teach political economy.
In addition to vast amount of agricultural inform
alton, the columns OF the Prairie Farmer give the
OF the day,-buth home and foreign. The variety is
SUCH that family need take other city paper, and
yet he well Informed the current events and topics
of the day. The art uf condensing is practiced, by
which great deal can he given in small space.
One portion Of the Prairie Farmer discusses farming
second, gardening; a third, mechanics; fourth
household economy; ffth the markets, very full and
accurate; sixth local news, and by telegraph
and mail; seventh, devoted to interesting literary
matter, and an eighth to educational topics for the
young; to all Of which is added large number of
ceent, practical, and instructive communications,
various topics, each week. The Prairie Farmer has
larger circle of contributors than any other agricuitu
raj pager in the United States.
TERMS
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TreEn Success!
Tremendous success!
vyNIIERE has never been an Eye Remedy offered 10
the public that has become so Immensely popular
in "A short time,
L. ". HAElHY'S
E Y f. 3 A. L MI .

Nearly every newspaper, South and West, is noticing
1t editOrally, being great discovery for the
of sprG. Vea.G and Diseased Ewes, We
will give quotation from home paper, the Hunts
Vile Recorder, edited by DIR. J. ii. Herndon, which
says
The great and remark able cases that ha e
come under our observation, has fully convinced us
that l. v Hardy is great man, and his wonderful Eye
Balm is the most valuable combination for the cure OF
sore eyes produced"
No one need have any fears Of not being cured by
this Balm, of il njuring their eyes in any way
If you need an eye remedy, give this Balm a single
trial then you will be made the friend off v Hardv
Eye Balm. It is for sale in nearly every town in the
Union and should you desire 1t, and cannot procure
it in your town, write to and viii send you by
mail.
The price is % cents per box but will or any of
wholesale agents send you five boxes for 81 In
writing for it, be cautious and write your name and
post office plain with the county and State and should
this Balm chance not to act think drop us
line giving all the symptoms which will answer
with directions how to proceed, &C., To imnedi-
ately bring about a cure.
Direcl Your letters OfinnurY
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Ayers CathartiC Pills.

E1NHE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been
taxed their utmost to produce this best perfect
pnrgatve which is known to man. Inuumerable proois
shown that these PILLS have virtues which surIs
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they win
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and pleasant take but powerful Their pene
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the distractions Of its organs purify the blood
and expe disease They purge out the foul hnhor which
breed and grow dstemper, stimulate sluggish iiso
dered organs into their natural action aud paIt healthy
tone with strength to the whole system. Not only do
they cure the everyday complaints Of every body, hut
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have haie
the best of human skill. While they produce powerful
effects they at the time in diminished doses te
safest and best physie that be employed for children
Being sugarcoate they pleasant to take; and being
purely vegetable. free from any risk of harm. Cures
have been male which surpass belief they
ated by of such exalted position aud character
to forbid the suspicion of untruth. Many eminent
clergymeu aud have lent their cent?
B TO the public the reliability Of my remedies while 9th
have the assurance of their conviction thai,
Preparations contribute immensely the relief
afflicted, suffering feow-men.
The Agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis my
American Almanac, containing directions for their aud
certificates of their Of the following eompians;-
Costiyeness Bilious Conplaints, Rheumatism propsy,
Heartburn, Headache arising from Dui Stomach Nas
Indigestion, MaIi lnaetion OF the Bowels and PAU.
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Medicine Scroula ur Kings Xvi, They also. by purify
lug the hlui and stimulating the system, man,
complaints which would not be supposed they cond
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Nervous ritablity Dcrangenents 81 the Liver and Kid
news Gout and other kindred complaints arising from
low u the body obstruction OF its functions
DO not be put OF by uuprncpied dealers with some
other pill they make more proft Ask for AYEk's
Pills and take nothing else. No other they give
you compares with this in it's intrinsic value
powers. The sick the best aid there IL for them
and they should have it,
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higher branches of Mathematics and Natural Science.
TEXT B0nES-Bullion's Lain aud Greek grammer,
pinneo's English grammar, Rays Aritruatic and Rays
Algebra
TERMS OF TvITIbT vary from 81 20 IS per quarter,
accotaing To branches studied.
Rooms in the second story OF the Old Court House.
Feb. %, IS u52-5m NJ A. ROB3, Principal.
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Prepared by DIR. J. q. AVER.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
PRICE Is Crs. PER Box. Fiys BOXES Yug 81.
SOLD BY

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0TTaHssyla ACADEMY,
latin 4 Greek Languages.

2E2IIE 2nd Session % Ottumwa Academy-Opened
a December md, lN5I-wi'l c0mncnce WeiHcs-
day March i0th 1884, and Will AFFORD facilities for in
Struction in the
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WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE!

shall keep constantly on hand Il fall assortment
Willow Wagons, Cradles, Clothes Baskets, Bushe an
Half Bushel buckets Market and Work Baskets, &c.
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Crow, Nhoonins Cough. Infnsnza.
HIRAM CONKLiN. NJ. d.

AMOS LEE, Esq. MONETARY. IA writes. 81 Jan. 1855:
L had tedious Influenza, which confined in ,tas
TX weeks took many medicines without relief hual,
tried your PECToRNL by the advice Of clrruN
The first dose relieved the SORENESS in my thIui ami
uugs less than half the bottle made me completely
we'll. Your medicines the cheapest we'll as the lest
can buy, AMI esteem ynu, Doctor, and your
dies as the poor man friendly
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4. b. NoETLEY. ESQ, of UTICN. NY writes: =. have
"el Nnr P1CToFNL myself aud ia my family since
'nu invented it, aud believe it the best ue,iu" hr it,
lr.n,n pUt ont With had cni si,ulh s,rttrr
~ twenty five dollars fr b0tte tan DO without it, or
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Good News for the Hard Times

April, 90, -noa-iw. Isi5,Oo.l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-30

DEMOCRATIC TOWNSHIP MEETING.-
The Democrats of Davenport Township
met at the Court House pursuant to call OF
the Comu.ttee.
On motion Of .Iohn johns Chairman Of the
Committee, George IL. Parker Esq, was call
cd to the chair and William Doolan ap-
pointed Secretary.
| Mr.. Van Hos Il moved that Messrs. II. Y.
! Gildea, Charles Moore and Frank Piulnmer
be appointed a committee to name delegates
to the county convention to be held at the
Court House on the 18th of June next at 9
o'clock r. NJ Lost.
On motion it was amended that the chair
appoint the committee for that purpose
Carried
The chair then appointed Judge Grant,
ID. n. Richardson and John Johns, who re
ported the following names as delegates to
the next county delegations:
Harvey Leonard, George s. C. Dow.
James Grant, r. Smitham Dr. j. T. ORcar-
don, Jno. c. Magill. Geo. ii. Parker, Geo. X.
West, James y. Buchanan, Robert Christie,
Edward Jennir Is, John Schutt, X, D. Cong
don.
On motion it was resolved that the dele
gates be authorized to fill all vacancies and
increase the number to the amount allowed
by the ratio.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-30
Trustees Sale.

VXyHSggAs on The goth day OF SeptemberA A d 1857
w Christian Frlese and Hannah. his wife exetu
ted unit Austin Corbin Trustee, a ain deed of
Trust, conveying IL ia Trustee the land in Clinton
county, Iowa, described as follows to wit: The
no tth west quarter VI Ion painh thirteen [I3l
III township number eichty-two [>2l north OF range
numorr Eve i, east or The 9Th ~ which said con.
veyance was made by the said Chris ian Fries. and
wie for the pnros" Of Securing the payment four
certain prou!ssory notes Aud the iote-est thereon
signtd by sanl Christian Friese, detef the cgih day
OF Sept emb-r, A 1851, and payabi- as follows -
Two for the sum Of twt eigl dollars EACH due in
six a. twelve months from date; for the snm Of
ssventy-tIo dollars due in ST. oDths; and one fo,
the sum OF eixhi HUNDRED and seveniy-two dolars
due III twelve months Aad Il, W ona OF said fir
named and s-id third note having bpcome due and
pAyAbl" 10 wit the sum OF one hundrei dollars
and the said Christian Fresc having failed to
pay the SANE, !, Austin Cortin, T,u.te, a. arore-
SAID, do hereby give This pab.ic notice, that By
virtue o! the pow er which is Ia me vested bv said
deed Of Trust. will on Wednesday the 23i day Of
June A u ls5s, at the hour ~ O'Clock IN I'll.
afternoon OF an day, 81 the Court House door In
the ,ity ~ Davenport, expose and otrr ~ sale
At public ancticn, the parcel OF lsnd above de-
sctbed or so much thereof as .hali he sufficient 10
sstsfy and pay the said notes with the In.
terest thereon = tie day - sale together with s the
costs and expenses attending said sale Of this notice
an! Trustees fees
Dated the e9:h day OF Nay D 1855.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
maya0its trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-30
800 Crates Of CrOCkcrV,
Wholesale and IRefuti.

HAVE il stare and far sale the largest stock Of
l. Good, IN this line, in the State. My stock con-
81 tsof all the varieties o, China Glass Gnd Edrtn-
en- Ware, yellow Rock ngham ware. silver Patel
a Britannia ware. Bohemian BE giuin and Ann
team Glassware, Solar and FLUID Lamps, Ch .nd.lieis
vi andoles, Lam. wicks, Chlmleys and Giores
Looking Glasses and !. okIn- ola lat-s, and all
other articles usually kept in this line
CrockcFy-Consistso If upws ris Of 500 crates aad
ca.ks imported direct fro the poteIi-s IN I.iy pool
which enables to sell my goods 25 per cent less
than any other dealer In the mark t.
Frerch Porcelnin-I hsve jnst received very
large stock Of white and gold band China direc Ron.
Limoges, France Ny arrange sIent with The manu-
fasturers ar such that receive none but he b st
e ad- OF goods of th- a est st NJ prt.cd sty
cold band and de. GRATED Tea ests are worth from
eight TO tw ntyiv dol!a $, dinner sets and oi her
= ticles at all prices.
silver Plated WnYe.-I kava jast received q
very large stock Of Plated goods o. ,tges, Smith d
Cos make. All goods warranted /, tc PLATED IN
the best quality white p.tta viii h IAN with DIM
cu..y b. di Distinguished from silver.
Locking Glasses Il have a larger quantity
than has ever teftre been offered for sale ihiS
pace. Knives, forks ard WATERS OF ever, quality
and size In tact everyt' ing aIp-itAil.rg To this
line OF busn, can be had b., calling at 1G lie
Claire Ekrk.
maysd&wtf c.. T. WRBB
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-30

EErU BLICAN County CONVENTION.
Pursuant to call, the leading spirits OF
Black Republicans, numbering about TWEEN
ty-tive strong, met at the Court House at
/ the appointed hour to appoint board of
delegates to attend the State and Congress
ional conventions, which meet a: Iowa
City on the 18th and 18th of June next
Only four townships were represented in
convention.
On motion b. F. Cue was called to pre-
side over the meeting; NJ G. Davis was
elected Chairman, and Add H. Sanders
Secretary.
On motioiM committee on credentials,
consisting Of three. was appointed. Said
committee consisted of IT, G. Barnes, NJ. S.
Budlong and Geo g. Arndt.
On motion H. kilbourn, H. Ramming
J. W. Guiteau and L. J. Saunders, were ap-
pointed to fill vacancies which occurred in
the delegation Of Davenport township.
Moved that the delegates to the State
convention act also as delegates to the Con-
gressional convention. Adopted
Moved that a committee of one from each
township represented. be appointed to Sc
lect delegates TO attend the State conven-
ton.
The committee appointed were B. F. Cue,
Liberty township; \. J. Ruscl, Davenport
township; r. Linderman, lie Claire town
ship; N. S. Budlong, Buffalo township.
The committee reported the names of the
following persons as delegates:
n. J. Rusch, NJ. c. Davis, John Collins
Thos. J. Saunders, Add II. Saunders. G. G.
Arndt, J. B. Leake, NJ J. Rolhf, DR.. En-
mics, Th. Guelich, J. H. Thompson, B. F.
Cue, NJ. S. Budlong, r. Linderman, A. NJ
Larmer, H. Ramming and DR.. Knox.
On motion of J. W. Stewart, the delegates
were instructed to use all honorable means
(fair or unfair, of course) to secure the nom
ination of Hon. James Thorington as canG
date for Congress from this district.
The business of the meeting being exhaus
ted it adjourned. 1t appeared that the dis
affected ones who were so bitter in theil
denunciations of the proceedings of the
township convention on Saturday the 22d
were not there. Whether they were the
more conscientious and wished to rid them
selves of such contaminating influences a:
they would mingle with at that convention
or whether the only integrity and purity
of the party was condensed into the TWEEN
| ty five who met We shall not divulge q:
present; but We must express our belle
that Mr.. Thorington has 60 fingered tn,
wires that he is bound to get the nomina q
ton. after which he will probably be severe
ly beaten by the Democratic candidate 0
this district 1t requires no great pssssi
snse 70 dstgmlno this fAsA
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Davenport Money Market.
OFFICE OF Iowa STATE DEMOCRAT !

Otftt Of IOWA NIAIE DfAOctAI
SATrnDAY EvEsINe, May 29th 1888
The demand for money during the past
week has been light We have only to
note few sales Of first class city paper at 2
per cent per month. Produce bills are
taken as coon as ofiered-very little has
been doing, however, recently The re-
TO the lad weather, and are likely to con,in-
Ne so until the roads improve. The quanti-
- of money 10 loan on real estate is on the
decrease rather than otherwise Rates
seem to be fixed at about 70 per cent per
AMMAN on 1T Mortgage
City Orders are selling at SO cts, payable
IN Florence, and from 20 to IS cts ia money
The demand for Land Warrants is light
and holders are selling at all figures from
> to loper cent above New York prices
as they 6 can light Oh customers
Exchange is plenty at our last quotations
On New York at | A for currency and IL
for specie.
Our pet remains about the ame-sell
ing from % to 92 cts. on the dollar, with
downward tendency. AT the time Of wri
ting Navigation" had not opened 1t Is
said when it does, Florence will not be in
any better condition. There is however one
hope more. We understand that the pro
rrietors of the Institution confidently az.
sert that it will be all right after harvest
II We have good weather.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-30

Gloomy presentments, pain and weakness in the
back, impairm. of me',tal vivor and memory wesk
and wat-ry eyes, eruptons on the face ar body,
restessness or vicious dreams and unrefreshing
sleep, unf.ness tor marriage relations, improper
ctability OF the organs, strcure costvcarss, piles,
dysi epsia, &c:
cry sufferer from solitary indulgence atest- And
further any latent FAMILY preispostion 70 dissa-e,
as scrofula consumption, Apoplexy, rheumatism,
epi!epsey imbecity, impotence, insanity, &c, is al.
most surely eventusily d4veioped into activity, and
is actus y the oct frequent o! tn aadies
il you6g persons as proved by the statistics OF all
Countries. AMI this Is equally true Of the kexes.
Sti II taken In time this disease and its Consequent
ces is perfectly amenable u treatm- mt.
DR. HubbeIl will give medical advce gratis TO oil pa
tents thus afflicted, Esle or female, who may apply
BY letter. or personally. With description Of their
case, ss TO true and reliable means of cure. Ard
extreme poverty and suffering, for sum that will
only compensate the Cost Of medicine
In all diseases which affect mankind, arising from
abuse Of sexnsl functione-whetherm married or sin.
gle male or female-Doco- Hubbell may he consult.
ed privately ard secretly, matter what the disease
may be, he will furnish them with delieh -ful and
pleasant remedies that will strengthen the whole ner.
vous system-And that, too, remedies that never
do the slightest inju ury, under any circumstances
To THE LADrss.-taiies troubled with irresulari.
ties, weas ness and other complaints peculiar to the
female system, viii md speedy cure By calling -
above.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address, } Hubbeil. n D. box 1855 o, chicago,
Illinois.
Private omos, No s. Randolph Il, sp,oass he
Revere Hotel.
SPECIAL N0fICD.-HIoaLY IMPonTAHf TO
tEAALEs.-Au those whose health viii not edmit Of
becoming naothssss and wishing quist aoconlncds
ees q ths nost xposianssd lAlseaas y The unise6
/, q. nas661lf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-30

IMPROVEMENTS AT THE LADIES' Col
LEok-1he Mt. Ida Gem has the following
notice of the late improvements at that in
s,tution:
Our College grounds have been nicely
IAN out, and the work of building nrnarnen
tai mounds, arbors, gymnasiuns the grad
ing Of side walks. planting ont shtubberv,
terrasing and sodding front grounds is rap
idly going on. About sixty beautiful eveI-
green trees, embracing four or live varie-
ties, have already been set out A beauti-
ful lattice work fence is now completed in
front, and a nice orange hedge planted
around he other three sides OF the prem
ises
The three commodious parlors in the Col
lege have been neatly papered, grained III
oak, carpeted, and furnished with new and
elegant pianos, DC, for the musical and or
namental Departments of the College.
Onr session rooms are also neatly pa pered
grained, and furnished with the n,atest
styles of Boston furniture.
The Dining Hall is also elegantly rapered
and otherwise made attractive and pleasant
for all students boarding in the College
The dormitories are being improved and
beautifed, and will be furnished as soon as
practicable with neat and healthy Spring
Mattresses instead of ordinary beds, which
will doubtless contribute greatly to the CON-
fort of all young ladies who are sufficiently
fortunate. as to be allowed by parents the
privilege of enjoying a home with US here
during their school day history.
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II TOId has been discovered I'M
the city Of Des Moincs, says the Journal.
a dam is to be built, the course Of the river
turned up stream and the sanguine expect
soon to I'LL theis pockets al H5itum. Itai-
pears that nearly every stream in Iowa is
ported to contain more or less of the vel
low metal. fit be true that the beds Of all
our S"toH streams contain small quantities
OF ore, what IA golden vision must break up
on the view if the current of the Mssissip-
ri be changed from its present channel.-
We do not exactly advise this to be done,
but merely mention it as matter for future
consideration