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&C n o 4 u r A
WREELING, Apri.25tb. ~
chaplin 18th W. Va. 3. ] fnfanss:z. p a d:
PIrrsRURs, July 5. 1866.

Messrs- McCABE, KRAFT + Co., Genaemen:
Others, in regard 70 your celebrated "Diarrhea
Compound" have been for long time
mended. 4 have tried various remedies; but
never found one that so completely eradicatea
the disease as your medicine A short tinL
ago was suffering terribly with DLaKrhea-T /
procured bottle OF "Kraft's DiarThea Conn
pound" experienced immIdiate relieffrom
one dose, and after q third dose felt as well "a
ever. regard 1t as an Invaluable medicine,
and would not be without 1t. Yours truly,
L. w. STEWARr
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Skins of all descriptions...... per ct.
Soaps valued at not above three
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pect, ] am your friend,
" METCATFE
ofNIaicaife Rro- &Cn

McCABE, KRAFT & CO., wholesale Drug.
gists, Wheeling, w. Va. sole Proprietors TO
whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale by REED, KRAFT & Co., Centre
wheeling, WEST & mitchell bridgeport
Ohio, and by Dealers in Medicines every
where .l feb2l-6mddEW
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Political Items.


Illinois and Missouri will not call
extra sessions of their legislatures to
act on the Constitutional Amendment,
John c, Breckenridge, who is resid-
ing at Niagara, G. W., will not attend
the philadelphia Convention, but will
send his regrets.
John Minor Bolts "defnes his DO
sition" thus: 1 deny that any State
right has been swept away by the war,
The rebellious States were wrong, and
whenever they show that they have
any feeling in common with the United
States, then let them come in
The Richmond Times special cores
pondent, writing about General Lee.
says We have no reason whatever
to believe that he will abandon the
College SO long as he is competent TO
discharge the duties Of President. It ia
said that he once expressed a desire to
become Governor of Virginia. But that
was before the war. Times have
changed, and under the new order of
things, the Gnbernatorial chair of a
Southern State can have few charms
for any gentleman, much less for Gem
senator Cowan, of PENNSYLVANIA,
Will retire on the 4th of March next
MS reelection not being Contemplated
0y any party. The Union candidates
ior lSI his seat already suggested are Gen.
simon Cameron, John w. Forney, and
GaluSha A. Grow. Thaddeus Stevens
has been widely and urgently solicited
10 oe also candidate, but has not yet
consented.
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@Edftal.
ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY
of its kind now in use.

Many prominent PhySictdnS now use It in
their practice, and Unhesi:s=insIy recommend
Keepitin your house.ItI be prepared for
any sudden attack OF :
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y .9tsQSs RESe' EAetRp {jSTa7- 1TI-1-ie M
y y h o1lsAtsT, End ofstonS Rrid9s. "a
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-Skins-an goat. cali, kid, sheep,
morse. S9g, aHdg bog skins prsyi-
upon which duties have been ac-
tually paid, shall be assessed the
increased value only when cur
- ried or finished, ~
Skins upon which 4 duty has been
previously assessed aud paid,
when manufactured into gloves,
uittens, or moccasins, the duty
= shalllOniy be assessed upon the
increased valued thereof when
manufactured.
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Union soldiers who have fallen in bat
tie, shall be exempt from taxation;
Mouldings for looking glasses and
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NO. 27I.
- -
GtuautiaI.
| LD -ia ~ IR5T
NATIONAL BANK

MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. IN
1Il terest paid on Special Deposits. Collec-
tons made, and proceeds promptly RENTED.
Exchange bought and sold. - H.E
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Franklin Insurance Company
Cnnitnl.OI OI WHEEIIN'. a1


DIRECTORS:
T. n. Logan, 7. P. ShancroSs, Geo. X. Wheat,
Geo. Mendel, John ZoeclHler, SarnI. lEfcClel-
Ian, g; w. Franzheirn, Jas. N. Vance, Alex.
Laughlin -.. 'l.a 81
THIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN DULY
organized, are prepared to take risks AT
tair rates on buildings of all kinds, merchan-
disc, man ufacturtng establishments, furni-
ture, steamboats, and carRoeS on the western
rivers and lakes, and also on the lives OF Der
sons for q term Of years. This Company of
feTs superior Inducements to farmers, where
by they can be insured for three years, at re-
duced rates. This being home Institution,
composed OF some nInety-four stockholders,
most Of whom are among our best business
men, recommends itself to the favorable con-
their patronage.
Applications for Insurance VIII be prompt
attended TO by the Secretary. ~ tfl '.f
Once, No. Mcclure House. being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co. -
-. MACARTHUR, Secretary.
sAML MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
n. G. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
ONCE No. McLure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
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rHE DIRT.MAN'S STRIKE.
BY PARENTHEsIs

PARENTHEsIs
One MORN as glared the roasting Summer sun,
And cries of ''BIackb'res" pierced the tainted air
Our citizens, md vile smells, one by one
thought they were curst much they could
(And so they were).
eentle Maid stood peusive by the curb,
or Soft eyes resting an errant Goat,
That nosed suspiciousIy a refuse herb,
Resting sereney in the mime moat
(Too stale to hoat).
Soon, with sigh, she wandered down the street.
BARREL ind Box each step her way deniedl-
And now, the Drtiest Man she CHANGED to meet,
Hayhap she'd ever IN her life espIed-
(lipsy, besdel.
"Oh have you seen my Dirt.man pass this way?"
sweetly she murmured, feeling alright;
Ma saws we cannot wait another day;
Our Barrels a ! arc running over, quite
(And such a slght!'J
"There wont no Ashmen pass this way no moro!'
thus grinued The STRIKER the was OF that crew.
Unless they pays Us what they did atore,
An squares the Back Accounts up handsome, too {:
(You see # they do!O
Then paled that gentle thi, g; and fleeing home,
She gasped ont what that of Dirt hao said;
And the wroth Matron removed her Waterfall,
Bathed with Cologne her weary, aching head,
And went TO DedD
Scarce had Distraction given way to Sleep
And Dreams of Pestilence, wnen, with start,
she woke, as BRI GET, full of raoture deep,
With these best accents thrill ed her weary heart:
81 see a Carl"
Oh, JOY! To windows rushed the c razy three,
And tue as Gospel-up the street 1t cam5!
Behind 1t, still another they could see;
And Bridget shIieked (much to her mistres5'
shameb
"Is it Dhrame?"
hundred windows showed a simllarsight;
Smells were unnotIced by the daIatest Fair;
All faces beamed with raoturOus delight
AS Box and Barrel SO long fostering there
(Were turned IN arr.
BY night the uRly things were all "clean gone"
And sober husbands coming HON, 10 dine,
For JOY cut antics on he mimic lawn,
And drank with rapture the pure air divine,
(And some d ank Wne.)
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sRetormn on Both Sides of the Water

''Retorm', on Both Sides of the Water.
From the Daily Nei0s.
1t is an old and true saying that 'extremes
meets" and the force OF this adage is strikingly
illustrated at the present lime alike in Great
Britain and in the United States. In the former
country there exists an aristocracy, the most
wealthy and influential in Europe, which strives
to control the people irrespective ofany popular
interests, needless OF any arguments save those
which affect its own prosperity or existence.
But the people have at last grown weary of this
state of things, and the great question OF Reform,
which for many years has been the political
shuttlecock with which public men have
amused themselves, has now become ne test
issue OF the day, the issue on which Govern
ments VIII stand or tall, the measure on which
the people are determined.
In our country, also, we have in this year of
our Lord 1866, an aristocracy, not of birth,
like that OF England, not of talent and wor n,
as should be the case IN a republic, but OF
mere political chance. The aristocracy is nomi-
nally the enemy OF oppression and the friend
OF the people; but IL is in reality despotlsm
itself, and, what renders it all the more danger
ous, despoiism in disguse; and its prize is that
most perniclous to mankind and revolving to
heaven, 'the pride which apes humility
The only difference between the old aristo-
cracV OF England and the new regime OF America
is that the former is ieudal and the latter radi-
cal-one dates from William the Conqueror,
unlike in name or date, they assmllate closely
in their nature. Both desire power at all haZ
ards, and neither cares rush-light Tor the
people,
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The National Union MOvement-Its Grow.
ing Strength.

Ing SJCGnSIns
From the Times.
The vitality and growing power of the
National Union movement could not be more
strikingly exempli6ed than by the proceedin gs
years has Faneuil Hall presented an assemblage
so admirably representing the character, the
intelligence. the social and business influences
of the State. 0ld-line Democrat ana old line
Wbig stood side by side. The Chairman of the
Convention which first nominated Abraham
Lincoln affiliated with the President of the
LARGEST bank IN Boston, who until now, has
had nothing to do with politics. Mere
party tucksters met no recognition. 1t was
an asFemblaee OF earnest men, gathered
from all parts of the State, and more truly
embodyng its moral strength and conserya-
tlsm than any meeting held since the close of
the war. Nothing but strong patriotic pur.
pose could have brought such men together:
only sense of danger could have induced
some of them to enter the political arena in
any capacity; and in their action we have eyi-
dence OF the anxiety with which the national
situation is considered, in locality where radi-
calism has been supposed to be omnipotent The
prevailing feeling found expression IN the OPEN
| ing remarks Of the Chairman, Colonel Salton
stall. The nation-he said in substance-has
| been grieVously disappointed. 1t waged an ex.
| hausting war 10 prevent the secession OF the
| South, and in the triumph of our arms II saw
| the peTpetuity of the Union in all ITS integrity
| The policy OF President johnson, CARVING
| forward the policy of Mr.. Lincoln, is designed
| TO perfect this result But Congress has
ndeavOTed to do what the South has been
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AI.ErrER rROM .sIa.,,

Mr.. Series Editor:-I live in what is known
among tire Street Contractors as the Northern
Dstrict.n Your view OF our residence, given
about three weeks ago, was not taken IRON lie,
l doat believe, although the dead acimsls CON-
posing the dirt heaps we're. and many of them
very untimely at that, but that is nothing here
nor there; what / want to say is whether
could get a specimen of my poetry in your
columns at tair prceg Say about the same
rate as is usually paid local poets. Mr.. Tennyson
does very we'll, understand, with some OF htS
pieces that are evidently written in tar less
time than II took me to write this. Like his,
NV subject is simple and homely. | think IT our
poets would stick to home more, and write
things th at would not go away from where they
were written. il would be much better for them.
You well know that during the cheated term
of this summer the Street Contractor of our
District had to give up cleaning us-thst is our
streets-because he did not get paid enough to
pay his men. and his men struck But soon
things came right, and after the style of the
cold Woman aud Her Pig" City paid Con
tractor, and Contractor paid Man, and Man
cleaned streets tnat night.
Not wishing to celebrate the event in rhymes
of that character, for fear of al the Toy Book
Publishers Fostering me to write ether Times
similar, put it in the Tennsyonian style, and
which, if your publisher thinks it worth say S5 q
line, you may publish it, and will be clad to heal
from you agar, especially with your publisher;
check for the amount.
1t is entitled
THE DIRT-MAN'S STRIKE.
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THE JOURNALS DAILY SHOW that the fell mon.
ster, Cholera its worst form, is stalking broad
ca.t over Europe. SSvans have proved that long
it will be in midst With such q catastrophe
staring in tine face it behooves to prepare to
meet the giant and wleste with him at our thIesh.
DDS. We know OF but one preparation which will
enable US to master him, and all should Immediately
purchase it and have 1t ready We refer to MARS
DENIS CARMTNA2ITE SYRUP. Try it; we are
sure it will give complete satisfaction Depot No. 4s7
BroadtDay Nelo York. For sale 6y johnston, HoL-
lotcdy Cot0den, Wholesale agents, No 23 ". Sicai
street, philadelphia, and by GU druggists.
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August.
Monday, 6,-Close of the Dental Convention in
Boston. Professor Moar thought tho Conven-
ton would nave egtrdcted more IN Orm atom
il there had been less jG,o among tue members.
Tuesday, Astounding d sclosures in the Inter-
nal Revenue returns. Only 2776 pianos IN the
country. One enterpusng piano manua ~
tuTer withdraws his advertisement from the
papers announcing the completion OF his
"36,000th instrument"
"wednesday, S.-The "GoOd Time Coming IS
almost here " One Consressma returns $1,000
TO he United states Treasury, which ne con-
siders as OVerpaY for his services.
Thurtday, 8 --D1stnguished arrival in New Y ork
OF black Emma. Queen oil tle Sandwich Islands,
widow Of the late King Keno kimo and sister
TO black Maria, well known IN this city.
Friday. IO.-Gip-v encampment at Nicetown
trying to out rival that coming encam meat OF
the Conservative Gpsies IN the b q Wigwam,
near Girard College Mayor MCMIChlel ad-
vertises Tor now or secondhand ponce.
Saturday. n Series Column Dav The Edi.
tor offers MS services TO the Conservative Cen
ventlOn tor a seat the platform of the Wig
wan as delegate from League Island.
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The "BAzE BRIGADE" -

The "BAzE BRIGADE."-
That "Baze brigade of Prussians bold,
their foes tiuu p ct V rough"
But bGize we need not TO be tod
Is q harsh sort of stuff,
Well fitted TO stand wear and tear,
And so 1t seems these troopers are.
But would you know where goods abound
That wear well az the r,ughest,
Yet fine nd beautiful are found
The Tower has them Oughest.
Mems, Youths, and Boys Clothing.
TOWER HALL,
No. SIS MARKET STREET,
BENNETT & co.
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Some OF THE BoARDERs AT THE HOTEL THINK TGEY
WILL TAKE THE OPPORTUNITY TO GIVE THE COOK
HINT.
The programme of the evening was carried
out, but not put to bed until early next day.
On such occasions as this humanity is forced
upon level, which, on this occasion, consisted
of = large dancing hall, made as level as the
majority OF such floors are usually made.
The Carnival was pronounced success by
every one, and the jury who sat upon the body
pronounced verdict of mot guilty. of selling
anybody, without license.
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Congress HalI--"Che Rollers by the
Se6"-HeRVy Swells Running Every
whore!
We, with other Terpschoreans, embarked
last Thursday on BOARD the steamer s. M BeNoR
for trip to visit old Terpsy at Congress Hall,
at the invitation of Admiral Risley, to see how
he gets things up, including the dinners on
boald of the Feton, which were gotten up in
double quick time, much sooner than many of
the passengers wished, as they had hardly had
them down an hour when they were all up and
overheard, the chiet wish OF the passengers
being, as was freely expressed that they had
followed On the trip down, which was not
"trip on the light fantastic toe" nor, indeed, on
any kind Of Tow although several were on
the river at the time, hut on the good steamer
before mentioned, nothing passed worthy OF
note Except the yacht Oakland, bound up the
river from bay trip, carrying "leg-otmutton"
sail above and leg Of ham below to interest
any body but ali unseasoned voyager.
Arriving at the Island, during the visit at the
same time of heavy nor'wester, there seemed
to be some difficulty about our landing until
that other old blower had left. But with great
men there is no such wold as fail, unless they
get into oil, and means were devised at once for
bringing these Toilers of the Sea on shore, to
continue their Tolls on Shore as had been pre-
Viously laid out by Messrs. Risley and Abel, on
printed card of no mean dimensions which
card our friend who is a compositor on
morning paper, said contained over 900 ems"
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ALL DER Way vRoM PRNzYLDELPHY.-A Ger
man was taken up last night by a pol ceman
or ar offens which has not vet been named, in
whose pocket was found diary, on one page OF
which was written the following:-" wife is
mt Penzyldelphy-I dells her TO gone home
shust now, kase mine leedle poy Hans pees berry
sick. und mine oder leedle poy Elizabut pees all
proke out NJ I der ped pugs."-NeloGrk Courier.
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STRANGERS AND CITIZENS
Are Cordially invited
To Examine Our New Stock OF
Fall ana Winter othIug.
PTepaTed early. Expressly for those who desire
to make their urchases before the Rush Begins.
A MISERABLE LIFE Is LED BY THE DYsPEPTIo
for his complaint not only prostrates the body but
produ es gloomy ate OF mind and an irritable
disposition. While many articles recommended
as cuTatives OF this d'se So have met WIN the
success whiy Ia has atended Ihe o. Or. JaVne's
Alternative in connection with Jayne's eanahVe
Pills he AlteTauve purlfes the blood, gVes
streDRth to the digestive organs, and imDarts
healthy tone TO tho system TIE SanatlVe rms change
the tiated secreiions OF the Stomach ana LIVER
and stmula these organs 20 health action ny
the combined &C ion OF these remedies manv radical
have been ecc ed and they are therefore con-
fdeDtlv offered to the afflicted. Prepared only at
No. 242 Chestnut street.
MUsQUITo NETS Pink, white, and blue Lace
and Bar Nets; made OF the best material and made
in the best manner and sold at the lowest prices by
KKLTY, CARRINsToN & Co,
No T2J Chesnut streeI, Philadelphia.
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HOME AGAIN-MRDIoAL ELECTRICITY After an
absence IRON home ior the purpose of rest DIR = w
beckWlth ana wlie have resumed their duties at No.
1sI0 Wa nut street. those DESTROYS of using the
pleasant and strenSthening treatment Electricity,
as applied TO disease can now make application.
For the last two years we have by our ne dis.
cOyeTes Deen efecting ONE Of the most astonishing
cures record Of cancers, tumors dyspepsia rhqu-
mausm, Jung diseases, and general affections of the
respiratory and oigtst We orpans together with other
chrome diseases These desiring circu ar con ain
ing description OF the trea ment references certlf-
of cures etc with other inter lestnP iniorma-
ton for the afflicted, have them by app ication at
the office. or by letter Con- sultaton free
Mrs. Beckwith will be at home hereafter to attend
to the lad es' department.
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A CORRESPONDENT to one of the morning papers
writes that great trouble in New York is eXpe
rienced now by parties not able to procure
Hearses for their dead friends, they being en-
gagged weeks ahead" In view of such dilemma,
had not New York city better re-Hearse for the
next Cholera season?
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A Very Sick Couple.

SCENE ON BOARD THE IS. N. FELTON, IN THE BAY,
Lone and Sea-Sick Louer.-''Clara, l have
hrO1n up a good situation for you; you should not
think lightly of me now!"
Ctdrd.-But, Edward, see what have thrown
up for you-Father and Mother, Sister and
Brother, in fact everything.
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A PoETICAL SUPERsORIPTION.-The Portland
(Me.l Press says a letter arrived at the post
office ia that city last week, addressed as iol.
lows:--
& ood POstman -
AS thrO the city Of Portland you pass,
lhO' once so attractive yet now such mass
OF luIns and wrecks, 'twould be no surprise,
Ii from the black heap no seaport stall Ilse
Just turn over the stones the water the bricks,
And poke thTo' the ashes oi timber and sticks,
And If EnOch EggngtOn flor whom yOu'll inquiTel
You can anywhere find, in confusion so dire,
Just "shOVe" HIM tDis letter. and, to pay for your
tramp,
You'll find on the corner genuine stamp.
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A JoAK.-Thp Austrian squadron at the naval
engagement of LISA was commanded by Ad-
mirai Tegethoff The Italian account of the
hattie states that the Auetrans ret eated, so that
the Admiral appears to have been glad TO gel oh.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, sURGEoN-G ENE.
w RAILS OFFICE, 49,, - 1000


WARRINGTON, ID. O., August 10, 1866
An Army Medical Board, to consist OF BreVet
Colonel j. b. Brown, Surgeon, u. >. A President;
BIevet Lieutenant. Colonel IL K. Wirtz Surgeon. U.
s. A BIeyet Lieutenant Colonel Anthony HeSer,
surgeon q. S. A and Brevet Major Warren Web
ster, Assistant SURGEON, U. s. A., Recorder. will
meet in New York city on the 2Oth of Sep ember +,
next for the examination OF candidates Tor adms-
SION into the Medical Staff OF the United States
Amy. -.
Applications for an invitation, to anpear before
the board should be addressed TO the Surgeon
General, United states Army, and must state the
full name residence, ana date and ace of birth of
the candidate Testimonials as TO character and
qualifications must be furnished. III the applicant
has been IN the Medical ervIce OF the Army during
the war the fac should be stated together with his
former rank and time and place OF service add tes-
imODias from the officers with whom he has served
should also be forwarded
No allowance is made for the expenses OF persons
undergo NJ tn examination, 1t an indispensa-
bic TeIequlsite to appointment.
There are at pres NJ sixty vacancies in the Medical
STAFF fOrty.sIx of which original, being created
by the Act OF Congress approved July 28, 1885
JOSEPH X. BARNES.
IL smw:9t SurReon-General, b, A.
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A Rule That Works Both Ways,

Az the Empire of the Sea can no longer be
claimed by Great Britain we trust that her old
ho,,t. "Britanuia Rules the Waves" will be
riy,n M, and that we shall hear from her own
Iins the confession, BRITANNIA Valves the
Rule"
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MOVEMENTS OF MEMBERS OF THE Con-
vENTIoN AT al the hotels rooms have been en-
Pageu tor the delegaIes to the Nauonal Union Con-
VCn1On which commences its session on Tuesday
next. Up to ast eve Inv there had been few arri-
walls, although the majority OF he members are ex-
pecied 10 reach Pm ladelpnia to-day and to night.
Inc dc egates now here came from the extreme
South. LomHana's representation IS IN the city,
and poruon Of the Georgia and Nj ,ssssippi de ega
tlohs were regste ed on the hOte books , esterdav
afternoon. Hon. Montgomery Blair, Md and
Hon. Edgar Cowan, Pa, were among the arrivals
yes er0ay.
The varIous committees are busily at work. The
CITY Committee, III charge OF the WIgwam is push
ing forward its port of the labor ard expects to
have the building fully competed by Monday. All
the men Ders OF the National Committee will b. IL
the city to-day, and then pro 2Iamme tor the OPEN
ING OF the Ouveniion ana tor caliIng il TO order
will be agreed upOn