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, 1860-03-06
COMMERCIAL.

No:rAx Eyzs1sa, March d, 1850. =
Tho following are the receipts and shipments
{or tbs r.>s tsscu:y hour hea:s:
, 1860-03-06

TIE costs due zach ef tie ~+ye.et aue ios sub lets
pf Ca an parcels Of nd descbxtf In r general uarraei
the r'tiua OF t.r ths n4u.1c!,.a rear
a. T.. 1X2, AL lunt u eleven cgnts each.
, 1860-03-06
.,TEAAfBO AT CITY OF

= 7 E 4 II 13 q A T CIIY VF
~ CLEvxLA~n 1oR SALr-Thc Steamer N@as.&
Gay Q! Eesc,and was luilt hy i}iawell, ErAr4lr-<
ratts i Co, IN The year LII. and is Of fH4sase4eA
s.vr Au:frrc and efStY eight bu1tlcu. OF tls-
assouts
lha asteaEnc. hst asp'c aecnnmodatoIs, and
fs wen furnished Ait eqMppA \ trx1caas pAssenk&!
bxt her c1paelty fur freight and Pasacnrs u fully evI
Il: not eupcro to any ennsF tho Lakes ot LcE to-
k,-e and u d et1uCch fstt- -ci1aa sea h9at.
This boat will hc suld very favurAe terms both 81
to pric. und Of payment Ind 70 parties desss TO
plIch,se Stcanbuat Eare opportunity il o1rRd. 4
hu and perfect title will be guaranteed to the
Far further Particular Inquire q
s,n,t.sc I'm nf the Arm uf rfz$t * TO-, kUtIalo.
, 1860-03-06

ALSO FOR SALE.-The Three
IL Schooner, to Wit ts-Sehooncs ELIZA L1aAs, IL,
tonage :6y e695; Schooner Nfaas ny TEE mIsp: $&S&
fonaxe s7o and Schooner Gov. HuEE, tonase~~
LES sl43.
Either Or Ill Of the above named vessels will bo sold on
III b57sm @N''' PRATT & CO., Duaa,o, N.T,
, 1860-03-06

Mrs. Cathasine Green, N aged citizen oi
Bellcyil1e, Illinois, died on The 17th inst.
, 1860-03-06

OSEI1ILb CEMETAkI.- The
IL Manager. nltEe Rsseh:.t :-1etaty would announce
tat anl this date they er 10 The rnte the elec
Ton ofceactav Lots TIE Aenetsry can u seaehe BY
tAc Lake View Plank RoAl, linz Qrecu isay RoAd- thc
Iar1e Road 1au:us northwest from the Intersection OF
North CLARK aat ells through ls1manye CT ty
t.shtako aHt Milwaukee R1:oad to Ehiitcnden station.
For furEer AZ The oc+ ef the oupaoy,
M 81 dsi1rk strcat t<-.1 v<{.AS
, 1860-03-06

Poyut1 Subdivision shou! Rad u instead u i
Omitted In wa1Eapt No. Sl&. S0uih-
canl TEus<es Subtly1 oa Of qe SECTION e, -. II
n nhf fofneHr 3s3 40 u
- n~afA
, 1860-03-06

The following statement shows the condition
Of the New York banks during the past week:
, 1860-03-06

nfAes 11AIH.
Leave Cellar lsaptds...o.:t0 pm
Arrive It Clinton. ...6;ls pm
AIEtTe Ut Chicago. 400 An
ACCOMMODATIONS ItA13-
1reavetFrfar Rapids. 1910 III
Arrive u CE-:Gn.,.v3.l pm
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q 7HEELING.VA. MONDAY MORNINGS SEPTEMBER "a. 1850

great principles, of tue party were over
looked in the bitter hostility to the name
of Republican: When They said that they
had no power of cohesion, but their hat
red Of 4. common enemy, il was little bet
ter than helcohesive power of the public
Plnnder. [Lnughtes. They would no
doubt become sick Of each other before
the I'd of November next. [Langhter. !
Let their leaders inform the people for
what they are to vote, aud not stcpfurthe
insthe uncertain pathway they have mark
ed out. He submitted. that Mr.. Lincoln
to which he was named If he should. in
ahigher sphere, fail to protect the inter
csts of free labor, he would be false to the
country aud false TO himself rApplause. /
He was. ina word, up to the mark for the
high calling to which his countrymen des-
tined him.
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GEO. v. JOHNSON. w.D JoHXsoN.
G. w. JOHNSON T. SON,

NJ manufacturers Of Copper, Tin aud
Sheet Iron Ware.
"AvING AvAILED OURSELVES OF ALI, THE
IL improved facilities, WO better prepared now
than ever to fill all orders for any article or work in
the above lin" Of business. Vallies and Conductors
made to order. Steamboat work done in a substRn-
tlal AMI wOrkmanlike manner. We are now having
particular attention to this branch Of tho trade and
can guarantee satisfaction in every particular To
wholesale DOalerS We offer Inducements that
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock of Ware ia
complete aud the assortment full at all times We
keep stock OF the latest and most approved platforms
of Coal and Wood Stoves on lianL at all times.
G. w. JOHNSON & SON,
NO.179 Market Square,
JyZ-u&Wu VIII ceiling, Va.
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Choice First Class InSUrance
-1wT TuE-

q 100000 absolute and unlnpairod
WITH sTRPLUS oY $500, 1857 SO.
Asd the prOstigsOf IS years success and experience
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MANHOOD, ~
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED

Just Published, in a Sealed EaseforSn
A LECTURE OK TIE NATURE. .TRE ATAIENT.AND
RADICAL CGRE OF SPERM ATOItRIIOEA, or Sem
inal Weakness. Sexual Debility, Nervousness and
Involuntary Emissions, producing In,pOtency, Con-
sumption and Mental and Physical Dehi!ity. p"
Br ROB. j. aCULV EllWRLIL Md,
The important fact that :he awful consequences Of
Setabuso nlny bo ecCtually removed without inter
nal medicines or thu dangerous applications Of
prical leviscs is here clearly icInoTstrated adthe
entirely new and highly successful treatments "a
adopted by the celebrated author fully explained by
means of which every ono is enabled to cure himself
perfectly, and at the least possible cost, thereby
avoiding all the advertised nostrums of the day. This
Sent under seal to any address, post paid on the
receipt of two postage stamps, by addressing DR..
CllAS. J. z. KLINE, 480 First Avenue, New York,
Post Box 4.5S6 az or - 700 ~ iyi6
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rER0Is or NDVnRTTsINo---
TWELVE SOLID lanes OF SoXpARRu- ION ONE 1Ncu.l o
LESS, MAKE A SQUAEE.

ESPECIAL NOTICES Double the above rates.
$sHN oarly Advertising reasonable terms accor-
ding to the space occupied and the number Of changes
niule.
All advertisements from transient persons or strang
ers, to be paid f0r in ddranee.
business Cards not exceeding five lines SO per year,
or go for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square.
The privilege of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other persons, us
we'll ns all legal advertisements and advertisements
OF auction saes and real estate sent in by them
be paid for at the usual rates.
acknowledgements not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
Marriages, Notices of Funerals, and announcements
of Sermons. 30 cents each. nov11-'59
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New York Paper Warehouse,

ONE PRICE ONLY. WIIERBPAPRR DRA LERS.
~ Booksellers, Statiolers, Binders, Printers, and
Purchasers generally from 10 to 20 per cent
by purchasing from first hands. - - =,
Having increased our Manufacturing Facilities We
can offer great inducenentstO parties il want OF Pa
Pers such aS are nsually sold by Paper Warehouse
Ledger and Flat Papes, Foolscsp. Letter. Note, and
BILLET. FOlta Packet. Commercial and all grades Of
French Papers. Colored Papers, Tissue, Binders,
Trunk aud Straw Board, BIottfng, etc, etc; Rank.
Note Bond, Drawing, Bank, Envelopes Particular
attention paid to supplying BankR with Bank-Noto
AMI Letter and Account Papers, Schools and Semi
nsIies, Clersymen and Professional men. BIllheads
to tho sleet. blue and White We've and Laid. In
met, a complete Paper Bazaur Send for Girc1iGtS,
and save your money. Orders by mail, accompanied
son. CARSON + jJIRn
"pa-ly* Paper Warehouse, "A BeSkman Of.
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PIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Nk' accepted at terms consistent with solVency and
fair profit
EiTef'al GstntiOngirsn 10 Insurance of DWELLINGS
a7a Contents for terms of one to fire yeuTs.
The lToS'eSs of this Corporation has been stable
and uninterrupted through seasons of financial sun
ne and storm periods eyontful in or exempt from
tnsslEs eo1!SrHtions and maritime disaster. Be
s s oag es'ahshed Qua cash basis, the troubles of
us'ns hard times" the security of reliable Insu-
IS IS an imperative duty-tho ability of property
-"asFs tosr'stSin loss being then much lcssened
=, he's t.yod without delay, and all business at
'aA0 ia with dispatch and fidelity, by
n. C. ARTHUR. Agont
.A,o -, Office over the Rank of Wheeling
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sets, january 1, 1883.
$l,5Oe,3S7 SS

ro,,, $l,5Oe,3S7 S8
Unsettled claims not due. .s17S,9 ,936 81
Ea-L0''s EquitAbIy adjusted and promptly paid. ga
Upwards of SI1, 100000
OF Loses Lave been paid by tho Etna Insurance Co.,
in the past IS years.
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members of the opposition. Renewed ap-

That party which in its principles near
est approached the constitution was GER
tt'alniy the best Union party. The consti-i
tuition showed in all its parts its object to.
be to secure nm inseparable union2.. ma
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Tie first of series of weekly meetings,
under the auspices of the Republican.
Central Campaign Club, at Cooper Insti-
tute, occurred last Wednesday evening
George Opdyke was chosen president,
amid loud cheering. Mr.. Opdyko said:
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lie has also supplied himself with primo stick OF
Leather Of all kinda out OF which hsiI now ready
nanufaStufe every AdeacFiptloH of INdisG' and ClS
Srsn's wear To this new npfactutinEl depart
mont OF the easl earnestly requests tbs alton
tion of the Ladies', aShe is prepaFeIO furniAh bet
ter article and moro handsome aud nCsr fitting Eou
than ever before offered in this city.
His long experience In the busiuSRS with his prcS
desessors ACClAllens & KnoH, has made linn 60 we'll
Rcauatnted with the wants and necessities Of rho La
dies, that he feels confident that who may favor
him With their pstronage Will LgO away dtss4tisned
but that all will be pleased beyond their most san
gunO expectation With The beauty aud htGSF' the
goods he may furuiSll,
single trial will prove that this IL no LumLug
aadSSrttsenaSnt and establish the .sinssFity sf Nis
promises,
To the country patrons who have sOlUng and filth
fully "stuck by the he would say that
he iS prepared to furnish tlcti With the brands
of eaStOrn manufacture SO fnyOrably knswu TO thCn
aaI on better termt, they have been bought ex5
cnsivsIy with tho aud will sold onlS i6f The
same, having adopted for his ottO that thS ninlblO
up is better than the slow btt.'s
Tile Big Red Boot Is still thesiguS twas before
mhlI = - JOHN ANDERSON.
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Thomas johnston. Inn..

Thomas Jol'nstou,Jun., In Clrancrry in Cir
70. ecntt Court fur yhio
Thomas JOhnsten's heirs, sc, County Virginia
10y VIRTUE OF TNI . DEGREES IL TIE ABOyl.
a named cause, made on the 10Th aud the I'D days
o. Juno, 1890 the undersigned, as directed thcrrn
WI Saturday, ar If august lSG
Al the trOuf tOr Of the Court House for t!i G
a. AT ~ O'Clock. A. NJ, to sell tile flll,viuy W:s
eElned pr'evty vi2 The undivided half Of ;Ile srsr
ZION 81 !ot situated AT the northwest corner nf
I ana Onion streets. In that part OF the City of
heeilnE heretofore known as til0 ..ieeervo ,,3
en ne follows, viz: Commencing ct the northwest cor
her OF Main and Union streets, thence "
with Union street, sxty-fre feet six iucbe tbencS
horthEarly with line parallel to Main street tbir
y!No tect; thence eastwardly with lirv parallel to
Union street, sxty-fve feet eiR; inches Il, Main
street, thence with Main street thrtylwU .xt to She
TlEMs OF sALE.-oue-tentta of the purchase money
70 Ds PAID IN cash. and the remainder In one two
hree and four years in equal intalments bearing In
teIest from date, the purchaser giving negotiable
notcs with good security for same, and the title re-
paid. Tjy9I 6EET -ISfs r. SNI: TST =
q AZ Trustee of Thomas Jchnstun Jun. and
VIE under deed of trust from them dated March
p 1880 \ viii sell at the same time and place the
following s;ocks:-TwenIy shares in the WheI!ins
and Belmont Bridge Company, AMI Thirteen sl.res1
IN IN, tue Fire aud Marine Insurance Cunlpany Of
TERxs OF sA1E-Coah- DANIEL c. LIST.
~ S-IA
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Cumberland Cement.

4 \ lNEQuALLED AnTlCLE FOK ALI, KlNDs
"A 81 Masonry where water is TO TT resisted; ;
E%Hnaatio9s IN wet and damp places Lining for
fCr which Cement is used $50 ''S1 ''UsS
On the new Baltimore City Water Works, liz ;he
construction Conduit. this Cement waS,Esed crcI-
strSty II is also Extensively used on NE masonry
ana tunnels OF II g Baltimore aud Ohio and y. w Va
1t has recently been most thoroughly tested upon
tho New Water Works, in Baltimore where IL has
been used In all situations which required work Of
inc nloSt PeEtect character. the construction Of
the brick conduit which is said he the best peeS
q ;9oTs q The KIND in the country, ever 1o0U06 bu
shets OF this Cement were usc ard both engineers
mas nc c"9t for use in tCet places and trherc it is ne
cs3S1Ty to Build OVER STRONG SPRINGS, 1t has this
advantage over all other quick setting dement's that
not liable To crack - "
Cement will be furnished in Barrels or Boys in
quantities to suit purchasers, by
OLIVER PRYOR. Wheeling
ly25 -fgeMt for The Manufacturer
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R@A DESPERATE MAN CAGEp.-A Ger.
man named John Keuuer was committees
to Jail yesterday, by Alderman Dultv in
default of bail, for making certain desner-
ate threats against the life and propertr or
Mr.. John GOshOrn. Itappcars that Kenper
was tenant of Mr.. Gosborn's, and EN-.
ployed upon the latter's farm. Recently
Mr.. G. has missed sundry household urti-
cles. and had reason to suspect that Ken
ner appropriated them. Kenner wonld
not submit to an investigation or search
but became very indignant when accused
and conducted himself in very violent
manner, In moving away from the prem
ises, he stopped and broke down and com.
pletely destroyed valuable farm gate
"na when Mr.. G. undertook to prevent
him doing further damage, he picked up
stick and struck Mr.. G. damaging blow
upon the arm. After this Kenner threat.
ened to kill Mr.. Goshorn and burn hi.
property. Upon being arrested and taken
before Alderman Dulty he could not give
bal! and was therefore sent to Jail.
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.llg Oeleor.lpb,
for the Daily intelligence
From New York.

NEW YORK. August lO.-A serious in
i surrection of the negroes At Timhrcro Gu.
ano Island, has caused no little excitement
among the merchants and seafarfnC peo-
pie interested in the Guano business
both In Baltimore and Petersburg, Va.
tAe excitement had obtained such II pitch
! that Capt. Dell, of the Baltimore bark.
Warren and Capt. Burrell. of the schoon-
&c Emma Tuttle, Of New Haven, had to iu-
tertere and lmprisou some of the insurrec-
tionists.
The negroes on the Island are bired Mt
the rate of Sig per month, 10 dig and load
vessels with guano aud uamber 900. The
foreman desiring to make visit home
made over his Office to man named Snow.
who exercised rigid discipline over the
negroes. They not liking this formed a
/ plan to murder him, and on the 24rh of
July as Snow was STOPPING on the ground
one OF the negroes, who had been special
| ~ CHOSEN for the purpose, hurled tire.
nendous lump of guono ut his head
crushing in his skull and leaving him
nearly lifeless. Considerable comnotion
followed upon this, among the whites. and
J the negro who had committed the afro
c!ous deed was Immediately arrested and
placed on the bark Warren, of Baltimore,
to be taken to the United States for trial.
The arrest created the widest excitement
among the negroes, who rose IN maSses and
! took possession of the Island. The white
employees, who only numbered IL, were
compelled to submit to the revolt through
fear of the 200 half savage negroes. The
| negroes then threatened to sink the War
| ran and the schooner Emma futile. unless
their comrade, the murderer, WAS given up.
Fifty Irish hands from Richmond, fully
armed. were expected to arrive soon, when
the negroes would lie put down.
Snow was not dead on the 25th of July,
| but it was impossible for him to recover.
| The negroes had refused all offers to re-
turn to work. They held possession of
the Island and were doing just as they
/ pleased. Nobody dared to say anything 10
t"em und they declared they would never
yield till their comradc was given up to
tAem by the Capt. of the Warren.
! The schooner Emma Tuttle has arrived
at Petersburg, Va, from which We gather
There were three fatal cases of sun
stroke yesterday.
Timothy Hedges, aged 80 years. and for
mnuy years member of the Board OF
Managers of the American Bible Society.
was thrown from his carriage, at East
/ u mpton. l.. J.. on Monday last, and died
! o! the injuries received on "Wednesday.
| The Cricket umtch between the Z Of ST.
6 t"rgc's Club aud 10 Canadians. with Mr..
] We nn,, o Philadelphia. was won Gy the
ST. Georges, with $ wickets to go down
on the second innings Scorv--St.
G"orge's-fi ST innings, O6. 90, SO. Can
ad!"ns-tir>t innings 81. 80 80.
No doubt seems Iow to exist hut the late
stories as /" u mysterious murder on Long
Bra CHI, are hoax.
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CI1ANCERY NOTICE
Andrew ]. rauuel,
I'm Cl,ancery.
4NAS" - I I
against

against IN Cl,nncerv
simon r. Hul.u'S pdm'rs ct ala
WIS CAUSE CANIEON TIL ) 9th DAY tiF AUGUST
lsCD' l" he heard before me at Chambers upon
tue motion Of complainant. for account and it an
p"aring tlst process has been duty served upon the
1e'ehatntS more than two months it ordered that il
be referred t" Charles Marshall. who is hereby an
pohten commissioner for that purpose first settle
the accounts of Samuel T. Wheeler administrator Of
S. T. lIuliihen, deceased "
Secind To ascertain and report the debts due and
unpaid EJ1n tho estate of said Hullihep their
tiles. s Pt'O'-
Third What I'n.'onNl assets yet unudmnistercd
Fourth, Ot What real estate the said IIuiLen died
seized and possessed. its value
, Fifth Whether the rents and profits thereof viii
years. "
sixth What are the amounts of the liens upnp the
interest OF said A. f. liulllcn conveyed in trst To
). IL. Pendlefon, and generally he may report any
acchnn deemed pertinent by himself or specially re-
qnired hyany party in interest
Ihr l!rtics Interested in the foregoing decree will
take n3ice tia; will proceed nu Wo,lnrs:ty 22i Of
:n"E''st- $50" ut my Office in tile cry Of Wheeling
10 state the accounts ordered in the foregoing decree
and continue the taking thereof from time to time
until c"mpiotcd. c. MAESTALj. ''A''
hHbc Commissioner.
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CnrssoN. Pa. Aug. 9.-The Democratic
/ Site Convention met AT P. NJ President
Welsh IN the Chair aud H. H. Burnhnm,
Secretary. Sixty-niue members were
present. Mr. Welsh opened by speech.
He WAS in favor OF conciliation, and he
hoped the electoral ticket would remain
as t MIS-.
Mr. Dufenhnch, of Clinton, presented q
resolution declaring that it bchooves all
good Democrats to stand by the decision
Of the Committee.
Gen. Miller moved an amendment call
ing new Convention.
Isaac Lecch moved to amend by subst;-
auting the Reading Convention. Rejected
ayes II, nays 81.
Alex Z. Fulton, of Armstrong county,
moved the following:
Resolved. That the action of the Com
mittec OF I'd July be Iescindcd, and ;he
following substituted:
Rrsofvcd, That the Democratic electors
ticket be beaded with the names of Doug
las and Breckinrikge as the electors ut
large, and that in event of the success oil
the said ticket, if the greater number of
the votes shall have been cast for Doug
las, then the vote of the State shall bc
cast for Douglas and johnson: but if for
Breckenridge, then for Breckenridge and
Lane, for the same officers, and that the
Chairman Of the Committee be directed TO
require pledge from the electors, and if
any refuse, his name be omitted,
After long debate the first portion of
the proposition about bending the clector-
al ticket, was &grecd to ayes AZ, uays %
The second part, throwing the vote for the
candidate who has chance of election,
was agreed to vipa Uoce.
The resolution as finally adopted reads
as follows:
ResotUed. That the Democratic electoral
ticket be headed with the names of Doug
las and Breckinridge as an clector at large,
and in the even: of the success of the said
| ticket, if the greater number shall have
been cast for Mr. Douglts, then the vote
of the Eiectora! College Of the State shall
be cast for Douglas and johnson; but if
for Breckenridge, then for Breckenridge
and Lane. II the vote of Pennsylvania
cannot elect the candidate for whom the
uajority of the votes are cast, aud can
eject amy other man running for President
Ginning to be Democrat, then the vote
of the Electoral College shall he cast for
the candidate. If it will not elect either
Of the candidates for whom it is cast, or
any of the Democrats vino are voted for in
States, then the vote shall be cast for the
candidate who has the majority of the
votes of the State; aud the Chairman OF
this Committee lc required To obtain their
several and distinct pledges of aeQuies-
ccnSc in the foregoing resolution, and re-
part the result of his action at h future
meeting of the Quantities.
Tie Convention then adjourned sine die
with cheers.
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EVEN THOSE who are in the enjoy
ment of perfect health frequently have
need to have recourse to touics us proven
tivcs of disease. We are never TOO we'll ar
mored against the assaults of 1.-The ills that
hesh is heir to- Such an invigoratorthey
may fluid in HosTETrER's BIrTERs-n
medicine that cannot be taken regularly
without giving vitality and elasticity to
the system. AT this season, particularly,
the strongest man is not proof against the
mniaria, i'll certain sections Of this country.
In all cases of fever and ague the BIrTERs
are more potent than any amount of qni-
nine, while the most dangerous cases O!
bilious fever yield to its wonderful proper
ties. Those WHO have tried the medicine
will never use another, for any of the all
ments which the U"steUcr Bitters profess
to subduc. To those who have not made
the experiment, we cordially recommend
an early application to the B1TTERs, when
ever they are stricken by diseases of the
digestive organs. Sold by druggists aud
dealers generally, everywhere.
See advertisement in another coll
unG.