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The Nevada journal., 1859-10-28

NEW STORE.
EEa E;a EEEAai E5ElAai
NEW GOODS!
5. LUBBOCK 4 co.,
CHEAPEST
ONE TOE
DRY GOODS STORE
No. "a Broad Street, Nevada.
WE INVITE the Ladies' of Nevada
w and vicinity to call and examine our newly
received and well selected
Fall Stock.
Which in eauty and novelty. cannot be surpassed
BY any establishments this side Of San Francisco,
consisting in part of
25 Dozen Pic0lonini Diamond
Princess Royal Extension Misses
and ChildrenS' Hoop Skirts.
Fine Wool Robe Dresses for La
dies and Misses.
Moire Antique Fig'd,. Plaid and
Fl0unce Silks.
Plain and Figured Wool De LANES
English and French MerinOs.
WoOlen Plaids and Figured Cash
mereS.
Blue, Red, Gray, White, Pink
and Figured, FLANNELS
a large stock.
Also, an extensive stock of 8, g. 10 and II quarter
Brown and bleached Sheettngx embracing all quail.
ties; all Of which will be sold at the LOWEST
PRICE the market can afford. %
ALSO, large Stock of two and three ply Ingram,
Brussels and Velvet CARPETS. (which will be sold
fFom 50 cents per yard upwards,
OIL CLOTHS AND MATrfNas, 81 all figures and
widths j..
9oNNET9,
Ladies will find here the Largest and Best Selected
Stock ever kept in the Mountains; consisting of
Plain and Figured White Silk Bonnets, ,Drab Blue,
Green Brown and Cherry Satin do White and
Colored, Neapol dark Straw and Linen do.
ALSO, large assortment of French Artificial Flow
ers, Rouches. Also, 200 pieces all styles, shades
and qualities Of BONNET RIBBONS.
Silk Velvet MantilIas and Cloth
ClAakS,
Of the Latest Styles.
400 pieces new patterns ofFreneh and Ameri-
prints
TA large Stock Of "a
Ginghams, POplins,
Debeiges, AlPacas,
Bombazines,
Farmers Satin,
Table Linen,
TOweling, &c.
Six eight, ten eleven and twelve quarter Marseiues
Bed Spreads and Comfcrta
The finest Of white Macknaw Blankets also, .
good article of red. blue and gray Blankets.
Embroidered Band. Valentine Laces Cambria and
Swiss Edgings and insertions, q fpn assortment
and ta,teful patterns A large variety OF Linen
Jnre4o ana Glmpue LaCet anu 6ugn3d.t
LADIES' AND CHILDRENS'
8 Il o 3 s
In the line Of Shoes. CATERS and Slippers, we
have the BE T STOCKse ever brought to this place,
from the smallest Infants shoe to the finest of Pha
delphia Congress Caters and Slippers.
We recommend our complete and carefully selected
Stock Of Fall Goods which consists. of many
articles too numerous to mention, 20 the
LADIES OF NEVADA and vicinity, and insure
each and all Of yon Great Bargains, as usual,
while motto will be as itis:
Quick Sales and Small Profits,
-ANp- -
LONE PRICE FOR ALLtl!",
Come One Come AL! .
w HILE YOU c. AN B U Y
The Nevada journal., 1859-10-28

ALSO, an extensive stock of 8, 10 and II quarter
Brown and bleached Sheettngs embracing all quail
ties; all Of which will be sold at the LOWEST
PRICE the market can afford. %
ALSO, a large Stock of two and three ply Ingram,
Brussels and Velvet CARPETS (which will be sold
fEom 50 cents per yard upwards.
OIL CLoTHs AND MAFPfNas, of all figures and
The Nevada journal., 1859-10-28

7oNN1 1TS,
Ladies will find here the Largest and Best Selected
Stock ever kept in the Mountains, consisting Of
Plain and Figured White Silk Bonnets, Drab, Blue,
Green, Brown and Cherry Satin do White and
Colored, Neapol dark Straw and Linen do
Also large assortment of French Artificial Flow
ers, Rouches. Also. 200 pieces all styles, shades
and qualities Of BONNET RIBBONS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-26

w III continue 70 run ThwesEy, from Rich ,s.r,T,s
MONDAYS; WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS At 8 n VI s1J -
WIN We Mall Packet Luele D. Jones' seovie ne ut
day az lO1s, A. NJ, for Lynehburg and Richmond '' 49,
RETURNING.
ieaps Seoiisylle loh, A. ", TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and
SAlihDAhS, and arrive In Richmond next day. AZ 3 A NJ
Pas-'nge. from The county vii observe mat by hi. sshsd
they arrive In Richmond O'Clock ia the tnorupg
turn home same days, At .. p NJ. s' ~ 'e
below see time u ARRIVAL rates Of Pare Al
points: - '''' ~ "e'H'ulA'e
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-26
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA CANAL
sasznmnS ss.-zrr.-,T.

'''''''''''' ." 10 huelanan %
~ and amer January 2d, the FARMER Captain n
" stf0ns and packet FANNY Capt }. r. leave
our landing At the head OF the Basin,
Friday at the usual hour, p. Columbia al 5L
eosNiue al ~ A. ~ OF the htsi, and Lynchburg and
buchanan and Lexington at NJ Of the second day
RETURNING:
Leave buchanan At A. 81. and G N Mo,d.v
wednesday and Friday, reach seottsvle M New Can
ton at lsA y. NJ and arrive In Richmond AZ 4 A NJ -
time and Are u carlh rln.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-26
RAILROADS, &C.
RuCHMOND = yo.x .,vc.


IL A L ROAD.
ON ANp Afrsk MONDAY, December ssth, &C.,
PASSENGER TRAIN
Wss lisa s.ly' V'.seP' se.dAy'J.. .ss n
rHE RECONSIDERATION rRAis ''''''' u NJ
'ss's M mn HOUSE tuesdays and s.ardaysA.s A NJ
PASSENGER. Tor Norfon River Rishmons ~
Ssys Ihsr.days and Saturdays At 81 A NJ eonnecn. Win
Steamer Sertis Pech, Capt Thos. M southxaie
eening me Surh Peck leaves Norfolk Mondays
Passengers breakfast and dine Steamboat both
rsengcrs Tor King Queen H., UrbannA Nor,b.rn Nerk
and banore leave Richmond FRIDAY. Al az
,snsen br Ming william H.. and wakerton leave Kieh-
mend mondays and Thursdays AZ 6k A
Returning leave waker,on dAys At akPM
through freight forw arded either way daily
way freight forwarded either Tuesdays and SATURDAY..
rhos r. SHARP. supr
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN MAIL LINE.
&Ha EaHE
RICHMOND AND pANVILLg RAILRoAD
On and amer Monday January ise The Mall and P...,p
~ ger uains, on this road will follows:
Leave Richmond daily 90 o'clock A. n for LypcAburr
to- hnoxvie, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville Memphis, Al
-"'>' "'h'somsry' Mobile and Nsw Orleans
Leave psnVuie Att A. and junction. r. ~ and ar
rive In Richmond n ais N - - -
through nom Richmond Memphis two days and three
The above Connect boa ,eays with the sou,h nd.
To and nom At the Junction ana
WIN the Virginia Central Potomac rains 70
nom the North, Richmond $3.50 " $50
through Tickets sold and Baggage through IN. above
points also, 10 the Virginia sprinfs =
For ros0A cke sppy A m. rsh
omee OF the Richmond DAnve Company Rchmond
ue" ALkN wORRAI.I, Superintendent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-26
Tine Miles fare

RICHARDsON'S
IRISET LIN VEINS
- DAMAsKa, DtAPERs &C
toNSUNERs q Reharlson Linens Hose desou ~ oh
~ tanning She Genuine Goods should that ts ,stiri -
az sealed With The full Of the hrm
Of the goods. - - ~" "u'ADmy
Tbs eauion rendered essentially necessary large auspe
OF INFERIOR and detective Linens prepared season IN
and sealed With The ~ RtCiAkDsON ~ Tdsh Hon.s. 49,
regardless Of Ne Injury thus inflicted alike e Ameriran
s9eI and We mahufaure u The genuine Goods not readily
on With Goods Of q worthless character NP-''
see-d1y IV,,s. nc cis,cb s,rot ~ . = "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-26
WATCHES, JEWELRY,

II
-. a. MYERS,
IL EEPs constantly hand Aarge complete assart.
~ nent Of The shove named articles embracing all the YEA
latest syles, which he Oilers las public
on the most reasonable terms He would particular "a
10 his stock Of wATCHES such Jules Jurgeasen Adams
son Alfred aflei,e Jales Emmory, Henry Reynolds
johnson John crAgg and oer celebrated rs
large Assortment Of rich Diamond Rings Shirt ut
Tons D>mond Cluster and Single stone Breast
Also large srtnent OF Ladies Carbunele Coral Cameo
and Pearl Sets EruscAn aud Plain Cold Chain Bracelets
Chains Neek Cha Charms, Buttons shirt auto &c
&C silver Tea sss Goblets Pitchers Salt Cear Cups Bouut
Holders Fish Knives and PoEks, Berry spoons Asparsgus
Knives &c. ~ 'S'
Hoping to aaer such inducements fall to pleas, in
price aud quality, call Is respectfully solicited.
A. MYERS
aeS Corner Main
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AMERICAN HOTEL,
BALTIMORE
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE


CIAL COLLEGE
F0USDED ISb2I CHARTERED 1894,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLES sTREETs
nAITrxoEE, Mn.
rHE LARGEST AND MOST nF5ASTLT
EVERY YOUNG MAN should write OF
roT and ntsTlar view o. In - -
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL COLLEgE,
Penmanshp which mail free Of charge
with Catalogue containing list Of Students tuition opi
Ions Of the Press system Of Book Keeping etc.
FACULTY.
LOSER Pinopsi-Lecarer the Science Accounts
siness Customs,
PHILLIPS Professor Of Bookkeeping Commercial Cal
culalcns.
II II. DAVIES, Associate Prof OF Bookkeeping
y. c. JOHNSON Professor Of Peennmausaip.
: T. WILLIAMS, Esq. Mercantile Law.
Rev. T. y REESE, ID. D. Commercial Ehlcs
TRUSTEES
Hon John p Kennedy, Hon. Joshua vansant
Hon Thomas swami, VIM H. keighler, ESQ
Jacob Trust, Esq, VIM. Knabe, ESQ
The time usually required 70 Complete course from 10
10 weeks.
A DIPLOMA Is awarded 10 all Graduates.
Large Circulars by mall
Jres n charge Address y X. L0sIER,
de25-dy EIlflUi0re M
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-26
REALLY GOOD SHOES.

WEare making and have received this Steamer IN
w other supply Of Mems heavy Prime Brogans
end Nailed which well We warrant
them 70 be superior to Richmond Also
very heavy Army Brogsns Whsle Farmers
who butheu they last twelve months without mendny
Also. Boys and Womens' shoes Of the best quail y.
We invite all In Of the best call
noqs PrTNFY 4 watts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-26

A. follows; To Knoxville, ets 10 Nashvie Al Is. e. I'M
seabla VI 2ii TO Atlanta, Ca, OIL 10 Macon Ca 81 so
70 Montgomery, Ala 81 40; M.mphs Al a.
NekhuIg Matches and New Orleans, 81 81. " " "
To Dalton and all points and south OF A. the..
M, ] 100 NJ AZ S,s, Dc, 80 o-..-ros-
anu "e0isiA hAu-
for classification articles further Information a.. han,
bills or apply at the Office Of the Danvis RsIrosS
Company, Richmond. q CAMppTIJ snr.
Richmond, April 22d 1889. snSs LIZ ~,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-26
VAN E7AAGAN a. McKEON E,S
ORIENTAL DEFENSIVE SOAP,

- Philadelphia.
WTrrdnted o. OiTs perfect aIfsgefi0r
JHEded, mt our AgeHh AsreJv aglsoris,f D.
make good any future oJn al Oty el-
yeHss.
A. VAN HAAGAN
lEING practical having for the last ,sIs
- years a different tme experimental upon tested i.
Paftcua soap, IN various Nays offers public a.
soap Which =, VII save Time, Labor and Money. are
Ehlng should rest upon hs mC-a To
fair trial aud our directions lopnd al
borD aud hi does not give IN satfaeton the gney
AMONG the advantages other washing Soaps the FOL
lowing may be named;
Clothes need no boiling, and very little rubbing (mo ar
Ons pound ri 60 - ~ or anyu,s three pounds
mon fosin s9ap, Or two pounds best family soap
B. u requires les than half do the wssnV
oi hnly e' hfequre' uh The hest family soap ADD
raned not n iniure the fabric. ~
& for cleaning paint, and removing grease and printers
M unslTpassed Macnists, printers and painters 1ni
y an Invaluable article for washing hands does ehap but
greatly sonsns the skin
The suPsrory ~ the materials used and poap
tatngdHV ercs4 f0tfdilsa mild other tnown
washing SOap and undoubtedly ne
cnored clothnr, wen canrra and iares
IT'D NOr TO ROT rHE CLOTHFR.
Gort ieD SPOTS, HARVEY 4 Co,
No. % Pearl street
oeN sole Agents for Richmtnd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-26
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN MAIL LIN
1919 E9UE

SOUTB-SIDE RAILROAD.
ON ANDAFTER MONDAY THE 22d AU-EL
~ gust, the passenger Trains viii follows; -
FROM PETERSBURG To LYNCHBuRG
Pm ' ''e ~'i-'''
Passenger Train starts daily except Sundays NJ
reaches Lynehburg At 1890 A. NJ. -
FROM LyNcHBuRG TO PETERSBURG,
Mall Train daily IL A. reaches Petersburg nj NJ
PASSENGER TRIMS daily. except s1ndAy at 1880
reaches Petersburg ESQ A. NJ. - -
These trains with sprins>
Vile, Nashville Memphis, Ae. to New Orleans.
the shortest ALI
OF Tennessee Aabama Mississippi
The City Point Train leaves daily
A. NJ and IL Noon and City Point NJ, and SO r. M
EAtra trains steam PACKETS when ne
eessAry. - ~
"A. II. d. BIRD,
Aa-s General Superintendent.
GENI suPr.- oFfIcE v. I. n. co
LrscHauHS July 9Th, 1saS.
~ will follows: k&&4
arrive at ioo0, A. NJ ''''' 49, N
arrive At llib, n. NJ. - - ~
Freight Train VIII leave Lynehburg NJ and arrive At
" ~, =; NJ This Train does not carry passengers
se,-u 4 II. GILL; GenTsupt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-26
CHICKERING PIANOS.

OHIOhEnlNU IlANUN.
A NEw and null supply Of these splendid insiru-
IA ments have been received
In addition to the eesutfei BOs de SOix, the Cir
cular Action, and the Grand have the III
dolr, beautiful instrument Of an upright form.
The Chickering's received
nowned competitors and from
America and OF Europe They and sold
Pianos than factory In the world.
Prom The ohesern have emAn.ied the best and
nen that have brought the
lection; and by the capital they
turing they sell fully per cheaper
other factory None OF their
without having been fully Inspected by the arts.
As this factory has than city In
Richmond these Instruments only
tended '''S -
wserooms side street. near sh and n, Hsh,
ton Brothers, No. iss Main street
NATU,I CARTEL 81. A~.n,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-26

FALL TRADE.
J. u. FERGUSON, Jr., a. co.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS IN DRY goODs
AVE IN store At their spacious and
IL No Pearl street. large ,,oeL Of
=. A., Il, FOREIGN DOMESTIC DRY GooDs
70 which they are making daily additions Of which
new and chiefly OF their Importation Their aTanyssn,
WIN european Manufacturers such enable them 10
em IN u market all descriptions of white Good Irsh Ill.,.
Damasks 4e Cloths, Caseres vesilnFs and Ladies, Dr..
low a. the same can be bought which with Vsry select
oeL OF domestic Gosd they Offer the trade FOR caS or m
Puhetual months time, AZ very small advance sss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-26

'NaSODGH RREIGHr ARRANGE
a., FROM kIchmond, Virginia, hH ~
10 Ne W lie ans, Nicksburg, M,mp6is. 10 :
Louis, Montsom cry, Tusc um bis, a N y usta M n.
con, nashville. Chattanooga, &c.
THE RICHMOND AND DANyILLR RAILROAD coyp,Nv
announce that they have just concluded eep
rates: - "'' '''"Nihs 10"
How Special LIST Cd Cd
ZION Mshmond To- Charged elAss. oiasa ClaE cIass
ast4f ra--.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-26
INSURANCE. OFFICES &C.

MERCHANTS,
INSORAEICE COMPANY.
x.p,sSS m slsss, Ne: iss MI. ss., sieh.ead.
INLAND INsrsAho. ssds ranspcrssd sy dvs eana or
land carriage. ="
kk INSURANCE On MERCHANDISE generally, Dwelling Housss
- marehceses, and other Ruildinss In country.
roSi issued 81 current ratea, and Losses promptly paid
DIRECTORS.
Jos r. Anderson, Jaues paniop. esp,ur, po,n.v
yas4 l. ApPerson, L W. oiaseercol. IN rsyoT ~
David ,. Saunders, Lewis 0lnter. John Purcell
David J. Burr, Geo. ID. shelL John ID ousr,.s
VIM hreeden. n Heath, v steArus.
Lewis d. Crenshav. eam1 u Harrs>o,. John AZ si,Ao,
VIM H. Christian, r Miller, X M shinlrr
John Dooiey, WIN O. Paine. ar
q. y. Watson.
x ARoHp PLrAsASrs Pr.N
q n hoxfAorn teey. apia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-26

=
them into the province or even harbor them :, w
In the fourth they provide banishmcni and dea'hS
~ return. for Jcsuits and Popish priests Of every
nomination 10 he 9Th, they decree death to any who
-houid uorsbp images Aher they had provided such
ou,ple,s code Of persecution they not long With
%, opportunities Of reading bloody lectures upon it,
Tn. u.ker, warmed with ths, spirit which aninate the
Aeunnlus of sects had spread their dociriue'h
ave- the British dominons Ia Europe, and began At last
40 spread them vlth equal zeal 10 America The clergy
..d ,he magistrates 10 New Engsnd took the alarm they
.,,-sd upon some Of tbess people they set them In
shs stocks sud the poD Without effect; they seourg-
- they Ip'sooed, they bani-hed then" they ''ea'ed a"
shs-. Who seemed 70 sommissera,s Iaeit ssaering'
-sh sssa, rgour ba, ter persecution bad 10 other e.
ft sh.n 70 infsne their cruelty, snd The zeal Of
An. ,n.nders. The sons,ancy Of the Quaksrs under
sAslr sasriag~ begos py and eaesm Tor Their persons
"a ...railcn Of their dosirucs her prcssytcs ~.
.,.t,sa he ofaktrs re,urued they wee ban'shed,
"a an. ssss " ths ruiug pnv wn rai'ed q suel
ls.sh. a., 10y lrecssdsd 70 N ne'' "a gan y ss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-26

Fire 1nsurnnce, Marine insurance.
TIE VIRGINIA FIRE MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ornos No isi MAE srxxsr. Rc.-oxp. Va
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
HARrERED In ia and having
" ak met claims for largely
MILLlON or DOLLARS, refers TO history Of The
auordng the best guarantee for the future
Being pron,s Distributed amongst
her citsen and M Capital her
Commercial and Mechanical Industry.
Ny the long acquaintance h Institution
Public, has become familiar with their pair
WIN be spared Information vthheid part omcus
that u. tend TO insure accuracy and give ssiisfseon
10 Farmers and Country Merchants refom the
extensive country
essens In almost every portion Of the state.
ApphcAhoss
President or Secretary, win receive promp,
W. l. cowARDlN Presiden.
WuiiAh Wu1fS IA, Secretary. mhls-ly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-26

"Ehave Just received Fall Importation Champagne
comprising grades from good very superior Persons
who wish sound reliable wine
superior for dinner company would All
occasion noi6-ST BLAIR A CIiAMBERLAYNE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-26
THE NEW MAIL PACKET clara.

Richmond. Dec. ~ 100. H. hDAION
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-26

OILS fsn ssppy q Lnsesd Collar LAID Sperm and Ehe.
tevura Nv a IN
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

d AARE CHANCE.-A friend o ours doing a large
Drug business, wishes with a capital
% $1,000 who win give the business his aiher
paracnlars apply In DOVE A CO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04
Eugenle,s Dorcas AssocInlIon,


While Napoeopis is opening wounds, Rugsnie
is preparing lint to staunOh the blood The
following paragraphs from the Paris correspon
donoe of the Court journal, will interest the Ia
dies beyond question, The writer says;
"a new element has been added during the
week to the amusements oflhe intimate reunions
to which our brilliant Partisan society he's been
suddenly reduced. The Empress has organised
a species of pOrpas Association, for making lint
for the wounded, and il is dumeaieur ton to ap-
pear at these small receptions with little work
basket on your arm and bundle Of little rags
in your band
"IIer Majesty has herself set tho example,
and, during the evenings at st. CLOUD, il be-
comes a subject Of emulation with the ladies to
out do each other in the supplies Of lint and
linen bands they are able TO send to the service
des iafrmdries Of the Ministry of War.
"Thsse who have produced the greatest guam
tity are to be rewarded with golden bee, form
ing an ornament for the hair or bosom, and
adapted according TO an idea expressed by her
Majesty herself, either for lull dress or demi.
toilette, 80 that the memento Of the good work
upon which the fortunate winner was ennaged
during the time Of war and peril may never
have to he abandoned
"lt is quits extraordinary, by the by, what a
power of labor resides in the frail fingers and
snowy hands Of the delicate ladies who sur
round the throne; for every evening, people
behold with surprise the thick ballots which
enter The blue drawing-Foom, to be threaded
before midnight under the pressure Of the com.
petition flor the coveted prize offered by the
llmfresB F"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-04

PARTY TO LAKE SUPERIOR "A party will leave
for Lake Superior tonight on the North Star, on
pleasure and sporting excursion, of which the
following are members
II. NJ Chaplin. Fayette Brown, Cleveland n G,
Chapin, Boston J. II. Halcomb, j A. Amelung,
@, seguine, New York. NJ r. Bartlett, aud Lieut.
Strain. Chiicothe.
Judging from what we know Of the party they
will have good time and we only wish we
might be there to see, We pity the lated members
of the inny tribe in that direction, for wo opine
from the known skill of some at least of tho party
with rod and reel, that they (the Gsl will have to
"suiIer some" Success to them