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DIR. Schenck's Mandrake Pills
A Substitute for CaIOmeI.

These Pills arc composed of various roots
having the power TO relax the secretions of the
liver as promptly and effectually as blue pill or
mercury, and without producing any Of those
disagreeable or dangerous effects which often
follow the Use of the latter
In all bilious disorders these Pills may he uSed
with confidence, as they promote the diseharge
of vitiated bile, and remove those obstructions
from the liver and hillary ducts, which are the
cause of bilious affections in general.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache, and all disorders of the Liver. indi
Gated by sallOw skin, coated tongue, costiV encss
drowsiness, and n general feeling Of wearincss
and lasstude, showing that the liver is ia tor
pid or obstructed condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with advan
tage in all cases when purgatiye or Alternative
medicine Is required.
Please ask for 'Dr. Schencks Mandrake Fills,
and observe that the two likenesses of the Doc
tor are on the Government stamp-One when in
the last stage Of Consumption, and the other in
his present health.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price =,
cents per box. Principal Office, No. IL North
9th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: DeInAs Barnes &
Co, 81 Park Row, New York; 5. s. Hance I0t
Baltimore St., Baltimore, Nd. John ID. Park, y
L. cor. of Fourth and Walnut ST., Cincinnati
Ohio; Walker a. Taylor I34 and I3s Wabash
Avenue, Chicago, III. Collins Brothers, soath
west corner of Second and Vine Streets, ut:
Louis. No. oct2i 4th . 9Th " Q m.Iy
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A Roynl M "a n Il II ter.

The negro King, George Peppel,
Bonny, proposes to visit Paris. A cor
respondent of the London San says
Among the illustrious strangers who
will grace the Exhibition is a Sovereign
of note, the niger King of Bonny, who,
it is said, has palace constructed of
the bones of vanquished enemies, aud
who can give human skull to 100, 900
guests to drink from as with the loving
cup. The kingdom of Bonny is situa-
ted to the north of the coast of Guinea,
between the Niger and one of its con-
fluents. 1t has an army of 10000 men,
and 100 pieces of artillery of English
manufacture. The habits of the peo-
pie, says French writer, are very sim.
pie, and if they do not love one another
they love the Europeans-particularly
after their flesh has been cooked upon
the gridiron and if they be fat. This
description reminds me of question
put by traveller to a chief of one of the
tribes of these niggers.
The traveller asked if the chiefs peo-
pie liked the English. 'Oh, yes,' said
tho chief; 'and 50 do IL have eaten
some of them.' They seem to illustrate
the admonition to love thy neighbor
as thyself.' His niger majesty, adds
the account, has not eaten any human
beings since his journey to London in
1861, and the lords of his court have
followed the example of abstinence.
The people, however, still retain their
primitive taste; but, in virtue Of re-
cent law, no native Of Bonny can
touch human flesh without the permis-
sion in writing Of his lord and master.
The black King, it is said, will bring
with him plenty of gold in barrels, and
so no doubt he will be welcome.
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the election of an undue number of Rad
ical gentlemen was sought, was an en-
tire failure. The vote was overwbelm-
ing against the proposed annexation to
the city of Wheeling.
For annexation 81; against annexa-
tiOn 1913.
SOUTH WHEELING TICKET.
Trustees-Charles Landkrohn, 134;
George Bowers, 247; George Gohmann,
l35; ". C. Handlan, 134; John L. Hobbs,
1876; Michael Roth, 1877; Loves thinner,
l33.
ssssors-Henry Knoke, 139; Adam
Krats, 1876; John H. Hobbs, 1856.
Treasurer-August Wiedebdsch, 138.
Aldermen--Herman Hartenstein, 123;
l.. II. Rose, 1l2.
Sergeant and Collector-William Din
mannS5.
Sanitary Committee-JOseph Humes,
l39; William Lohmann, 136; Benedict
Neumann, 129.
Fire Wardens-Nicholas Speidel, l36;
Christ. Hook, 13o.
Weighmaster and Measurer-Edward
Jones. ST., l56.
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The Galveston Necs proposes tha,
monkeys be introduced in the South
and trained as cotton pickers, upon
which the Brownsville, Texas, Raschero
remarks, eve would like to know if the
editor had considered how long it would
be before . war waged for their libera.
tion from slavery, and how long there
after before there would be another con-
stitutioual amendment, DISTINGUISHING
loyal men and negroes, and giving the
suffrage ofthe country into the hands Of
cunning monkeys. We must take time
BY the forelock and be duly guarded
about the introduction of monkeys"
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A slip of paper was recently found
by the workmen engaged in tearing
down the Berkshire Hotel, ut Pittsfeld,
Massachusetts, between the brick walls,
upon which were the names of the con-
tractors employed on the work, the firm
for whom it was being built, and OF
Levi Lincoln, Governor of the Common
wealth. The record closed with prayer
that Andrew Jackson might never be
elected President of the United States.
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'INSU IL A NCE.
Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
OF WHEELING.
INCORPORATED IN 1881.

1'AKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST RATES
l on Buildings Of all kinds Steamboats,,
Furniture and Merchandise. and against all
dangers attending the transportation Of goods
on rivers, seas, lakes, canals anil railroDds.
ii. CkANGLE, President.
JOHN e. HERVEY. Secretary.
DIiIECTOts:
RObeTI Crangle, John Reid
Robert Morrison, j. Dalzell
:. Brady, wm.G. Battslls.
John DOnlOn, j. ID. Du Bots.
- The company aas removed 20 the office
UP STAIRS-in the Insurance Building
Rext door 10 the Merchants National bank.
Applications for insurance Will be- promptly
attended TO by the President or Socr.tsry.
nOyLJdIy
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Farm for Sale.

i for sale four hundred and ffty acres, more
or less, two hundred and fifty aerss cleared. sit
1--WE miles from Cameron Station. W. Va, well
watered and in good netghborhood, and is well
calculated for either agricultural OF graEing pur-
poses the most Of which r well set With Krass.
an orchard Of selected fruit, two eomfortabie
,arelling houses. one frame barn, tvo stables.
grain house. corn cribs wagon shed, colt stable,
calf sbed and other out buildings an excellent
sprip ar water two rods fro1n the hozse, and
two good MIL seats. Parsons wishing to pur-
chass. win ean on the undersigned on the prem
-. = uara1- WIN ANDREW SMITH.
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST VA.
CAPITAb.......... -.S1OO,OOO'
Office, 26 Monroe street, next door 20 First Ma.
tional Bank.
OFFICERS.
GEORGE X. WHEAT, President
JAMES MCCLUNEY. Vice Presidrat.
JOHN BISHOP, sccTetdTy.
.CHAS. WALLACE, State Agent, for West Va.
and Maryland.
DIRECTORS:
John i. Wilson, George X. Wheat,
Jas G. Orr, Sam1 Harper,
John A. Armstrong, James McCluney,
\. Z. Quarter. Morgan J.. OFT,
George Adams.
REFERENCES
s. Brady, Cashier Merchants National bank,
Wheeling: List, Morrison a Co., Wholesale
Wholesale Grocers, Wheeling; Michael Reilly
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling; Mcclellan &
Knox, Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling; McCsbc,
Kraft & Co., Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. w.
Franzheim Co. Wholesale Wines aud Liquors,
Wheeling Winship, Woods & Co, Queensware,
Wheeling; Lewis Baker, Pub. REGIsTER, Wheel.
ing; Z. Z McJ fee. Notions, Wheeling; Camp.
bell, Frew a Co., Pubs. Inteiiiq,noeT, Wheeling
OFT, Son & Co, Hardware, Wheeling j. u.
Sands, Cashier First National Bank. Fairmont,
X. i. Camden, Pres't Nat. Ex. Bank, Weston,
W. Va; Capt John Mcclure, Jr., Wheeling.
mayJ
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PEOPLES TICKET.
mo Politics.)

Trustees-Adam Morningstar, l22
John Medick, 122; r. w. Hazlett, 122;
r. A. Arkle, ll2; Henry Marriott, liz;
John Gill, 1913. g
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Hartenstein, III;
August Knoke, l2l; William Montgom'
cry, l24.
Ire reasurer-Henry Ohle, l20.
Aldermen-John W. Shultz, 12l; Capt
VIM. Shockcy, 80.
Sergeant and Collector-Jacob Hon.
ecer, 152; Henry Shultz, 10.
Sanitary Committee-Dr. r. w. Haz.
lett, 113; DIR. J. w. Mccoy, 100, DIR.
Sample Ford, Ill; DR.. Moorehead, |.
Fire Wardens-John Boshar, l22;; Mi
chael Roth, 1913.
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The Petersburg (Va.) Inder relates
the following: Durisg his speech in
front of Jarratt's Hotel, OH Thursday
night, Senator Wilson remarked that
six hundred and twenty-five battles had
been fought in the late war. He pathet-
ically added that three hundred and
twenty five thousand Union soldiers
had lost their lives.in crushing out the
rebellion.
"Hurrah for dat y cried n cOlOred
member of the audience.
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s..,h wheeling .Ieeti...

The following are the returns from the
election for town officers held in South
Wheeling on yesterday. While there
does not seem to have been any politi-
cal contest, strictly speaking, it is plain
that the "no politics" dodge by which
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At'heeliug geeister.
The Kcniucky Electiea.

,pecial election for members of
Congress was held in Kentucky ON Sat
prdav. The result, so far as ascertained,
Is Of the most gratifying character.
Th. Democrats have certainly elected
s.y,a ont of the nine members to be cho-
sen. and the prospects are fair for their
success in the other two Districts; from
which, however, no definite returns
have been received up to this hOur. In
rhe election of ls65, four of the Repub-
Gran candidates were successful, viz:
l.. II. ROUSSEAU, GREEN CLAY SMITH,
WILLIAM II. RANDALL and SAMUEL
MCKEE. The Republicans can scarcely
have elected more than one of their
candidates Oh Saturday, this is RICE OF
the Eighth District, whils i'll the Ninth
the contest. although close, will prob
ably terminate in favor of the Demo-
Gratis. The city of Louisville, in which
but few weeks since the opposition
candidate for Mayor was elected over
the Democratic nominee, gives the
straight ont Democratic candidate for
Congress u majority of 1900. From
these facts our readers can judge how
rapidly the power of the Radicals is
waning in Kentucky and how firmly
that State is taking it's stand in favor
of sound Democratic principles. The
third party movement, from which the
Radicals throughout the North have
been deriving so much comfort, does
not seem likely To amount to much,
since even with the aid of the Radicals
il cannot poll respectable opposition
vote in Kentucky. The election for
State officers will take place in August.
All indications point to the triumphant
election of JOIN l.. HELM, the Demo
cratic nominee for Governor. The
third party men are in sad quandary,
their candidate for Governor having lie
cined the distinguished martyrdom so
graciously rendered him. Their terri
bile failure on Saturday will probably
have salutary effect in inducing the
virtual abandonment of their useless
opposition, and the transfer of their
support to the regular ticket, which for
ability and competency, is of the most
excellent character.
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Convincing.

FULTON, Oswego Co, July. le65.
Mes-rs. HosTETTER & SMITH:
Gentiemeh:--I have been severely afflicted with
paralysis Of the stomach, and even given mp by
several eminent physicians have tried severa
remedies Of 4 tonic and stimulating nature, but
without any good result. Some three or four
months ago was induced to try your sTOM-
ACH BITTERS, and have used about seveD or
eight bottles with decided bepeft. Ny health
il greatly improved; and I consider your BIT.
TIERS the only efficaeious remedy Of their kind
in the market II used as directed they will al.
ways prove n sovereign remedy 10 those afflicted
with dyspepsia sr other diseases Of q like IA
turs Respectfnlly yours,
LYMAN Mt-DGE
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The wctxeI County Outrage.

A large number of Wetzel count,
Democrats, from the vicinity of Burton
passed through this city on yesterday
morning, on their way to New Mar
1iusville, whittier they have been sum
momed, to receive, it is supposed, the
news of their final diSfranchisement
So far as we know, there is not single
one of these gentlemen against whom
any specific act of disloyalty has ever
been established or even charged, but
under our present laws, so much lati-
tudr is given to Registrars that neither
oficmse nor proof is needed when dis.
franchisement is desired. All that is re-
quircd is the summons to appear for trial,
aud then unless the party arraigned can
prove his innocence of all grades and
shades of treason, he loses his vote. By
throwing the burden of proof upon the
voter, the law enables the Registrar to
disfranchse whom he pleases, SINCE no
man, not even the purest of the ''loyar'
could produce satisfactory testimony to
establish his innocence throughout the
entire period referred to in the law.
In the case of the parties from Bur-
ton, the iniquity is peculiarly striking,
the villainy is especially manifest. In
order to reach their county seat, the
place of trial, they are compelled to
come tn Wheeling, distance of proba-
bly, forty miles, and take boat to New
Martinsville, which is forty miles fur
ihor. Without any knowledge of the
charges they will be expected to rebut,
these men will be arraigned at dis
lance from their witnesses of eighty
miles 10y the nearest route. If they are
advised to-day of the proof required of
them, they are too far from their neigh
bors and homes to secure it before the
adjournment of the Board Of Registra-
tion, and their Acknowledgement follows
rs matter of course. In the name OF
all that is noble in resistance to tyran-
ny, how long will our people submit to
such wrongs.
The following note from prominent
citizen of Wetzel explains itself:
BURTON, W. Va, April 30, 1867.
Editor OF the Register:
Last week the Registrar Of Church's
township, Wetzel county, cut the names
of siXty-three voters off the Register
list for no reason that is known at pres
ent but their being Democrats. Several
of these unfortunate persons, myself
among them, want to know what course
10 pursue to recover our rights-or, il
there any way to do sof u -&
If the proximity of the Ohio river to
the Court House of Wetzel does moi
suggest remedy We fear that none can
he found. We would counsel no viola
ton of law, but we regard the deliber'
ate and pre-arranged outrage now be-
ing perpetrated in Wetzel county, as
perfectly lawless; just as much 50 ss
highway robbery, and self-defense is as
Justifiable in the one case as in the
other. II the people of Wetzel will
hut do their duty, the rascality contem-
plated by their Registrars will be
brought to speedy and harmless, close.
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LitfIe Lick OIL Company.

UHE ANNUAL MEETING oFTHE STOCK.
III holders ef the Little Lick Oh Csnp&ay, Win
Be hold In the once Of J. p Rogers, Wheeling.
on Monday, Nay 18th, st 10 O'Clock n m, fer the
election Of officers and Transaction Of o<her-im-
portaId business A e. BOGGS. Prest
JoES n CoorER, Sec'y. naysdit
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u,sr,xos n,,or, Co. Nina Aur Iaes

HASTINGS, DAEOTh Co, MINI, Ang., led.
Messrs. Hosrg1TER & SMITH. Pittsbury. Pa:
Gentlemen Have sold your BITTERS ever
since they were brought out. and consider them
the best among the many before the public.
Those brought out since the tax has been i'm:
p.I,ed on spirits are trash. I never recommend
ih9m. Respectfully and truly yours,
L J. MARVIN.
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Lysander Spooner has issued at Bos-
ton pamphlet entitled "No Treas on
in which he maintains the proposition
that the South was not guilty Of trea.
son under the Federal Constitution,
Mr.. Spooner win be remembered a. the
able abolition lsw writer Who seontro-
verted the Garrisonian theory that the
Constitution was pro-slavery instru.
ment. He is the only legal writel
whom Wendell Phillips ever deemed
worthy Of his steel-for he is the only
author he ever replied to by book.
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Merchants National Bank
or WEST VIRGINIA..

v'HIs BANK SUCCEEDS 70 TMR
i business Of the Merchants and Noehssles
liAnk of Wheeling" IL IL . Designated Deposi.
tory and Financial Aesnt Of the tnitsd ssatss.
and IL prepared 10 do . legitimate Baskiag Hssi
nrss.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CRAYGLE.
DIEgcIole-Thona.S Swesn~y, l.. T. Dslsplais.
jas. e. Ache-op, John Donlon. Jsrob l~tEsr, A.
Alien Howell, J. Nelson Vance, ysmes 0slsell.
lAnITIy n BRADY Cs~hisy
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During the last stage of tho war,
says the Richmond Enquirer, whilst the
Confederate army was retreatinc
through South Carolina, Sergeant Nc.
D., of Western North Carolina, was
sent on detail to the town of NJ
where regiment of home guards were
stationed. These valorous heroes,
seeing a soldier from the front,
gathered around him eagerly in.
quiring the news. "Newsr said
Mack, solemnly, 81 believe there i
none. Yes there is q little, too, but ITS
not Of much Importance; old Hardee
burnt up q regiment of home guards Al
Florence the other day, to keep them
from falling into the enemy's hands. ,
Mack walked coolly on, and no more
questions were asked. .gyenr
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For Cincinnati.

For Cincinnati.
Leaves TUESDAY, May sth, at 5 O'Clock p.
NJ, the fine passenger Steamer
Capt. CHAs. MuuIA,S.
Clerk, CHRIS. YoUNG.
For freight or passage apply on
board, or 10
xh BOOTH, BATTELLE & co,
nays2t Agents.
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CoJON. St Joseph Co, Mieh., July 81, Is66.
Messrs HosTETTER & SMITH:
Geah>H>n IL consider your BITTERS . soy
ereign balm for thousand ails.
Yours truly
ID. &. REYNOLDS, ~ ID.
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BANKS.

Merchants Bank Of Charles.
ton,
Il ANAwHA COUNTY, WEST vBU.
N ginIa will make collections and prDmpt 10.
mittance. JAMES W. LAIDLEY.
may3-dimG Cashier
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PIANOS.
MASON & HAMIINS
CABINET ORGANS
A RE THE REST AND MOST POPuL r
4 instruments made IN the World.
$50 Eminent Musicians

say they are the be~t Instruments they have ever
seen. They are uncquaiIed for anisA IN intsrior
and exterior, and are al provided with the Az
ToMATlC SWELL, combination yalvcs, anA
many valuable Improvements not found In any
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OVER 10000 ORGANS

are in use in Churches, where they give un
FAMILY CIRCLE they are without rival.
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PRICES ss5 % eee>.

The subscriber desires every one "a scnd fsr
circular, which will be sent fres 70 any addrrs..
WILLIAM II. SHkIR,
- Main Street,
Sole Arrot
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In sisel, No., a .ew days since, the
wedding day Of . young lady arrived;
the friends had gathered, and all the
appointments for the usual jollification
we're in order. But the groom, a mate
rial sppendage to the display, was in
visible, his father and brother having
persuaded him, through threats Of dis
Inheritance, to withhold his presence.
An hour Of expectancy passed, which
was succeeded by an hour of morti6ca-
tiou to the bride. But the wedding
failed not. for in the party was q young
gentleman undergoing all the pangs
and delig hts Of . first love. He had
been captiyated by the beauty of the
bride, and determined that the CON-
Ipsny should not be disappointed, pro-
posed, was accepted, and married on
the spot.
The Petersburg correspondent Of the
Richmond DispatcA says: 1t is said by
experienced tobaccenists that the crop
of tobacco now being brought to mar
.kst 10 the most inferios. in regard to
quality, that has almost ever been
known. 1t will be recollected that
heavy and continued rains prevailed
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-18

Oniiten tudbrenO Der ariessiabre EN-.
pfangeH, mar aud eine, ipelde linn N6 :
tlans Dor Dem 6reinben, natueutlid Dor
Dem Seutlden lebrte. llno Diefe &@s
tlln9 itieo 10 bod, snB Der ebeinIlise
8uolUnotbiilg 8romnl0w GO ais zines
leiiler Sauptiperfe fir ben gBinter bon
1856 bis 1857 betra1tete, bic 2egis
lotur oes Stdates SennelIee gum @rlaB
zines 8efekes gu beuegeu, mel9es n:dts
naturalil irten 5remben, Die nur feds
Wonate i'm Staate leben, oas Stiinm<
redt berleibt. - @mmerIon GtberiOae
lit beute nod @opperbeao, Staatsredts
Ter aao 8nenuotbiue. 8rounlotu oa.
ge9en 1T un6 mar tets Elm treuer, eifs
riger unionmann uno lit 6eute Der
bette Srellno unb 9r0Bte 8erehrer Der
Seutfden. = @as Die glegerfrage am
sbetrift, 10 fino 8eiee sleid) raoifal. =.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-18

JOHN RUHM, Secretary
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-18
Dpunerfaas, ben l8. mai 1861


- .. 9, saters. non asilian.7e
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-04-18
RADICAL REPUBLICAN CON.
VENTION.

A Convention Of the Radical
Republicans of Dayidson County
will be held at the Capitol on the
last Saturday in April [ April 9th
at O'Clock P. NJ, to select delegates
to the Congressional Convention for
the 9Th Congressional District.
All earnest Republicans are cor
daily invited to attend. This call
is made, not to WHITE men, or
''coLoRED'' men, but to MEN.
Let every man in the City and
County give that day to his country
1t must be remembered that the
price of liberty is eternal vigilance.
The loyal people Of the whole
country expect that the UEion men
of Tennessee viii do their duty in
the approaching canvass.
Comesone, come all. asI
THE DAVIDSON COUNTY REPUBLICAN
81 SC0MMITTEE.s .l
A. T.. Wood, n Derby, John Lawrence,
John Hugh smith Wm Nil IS, =. W. Mercalf,
d. W. Peohoiay Abe Smlth, Henry Lewis, Dan.
y. Walkeks JaFnes H sumner, isaac Woods,
Simeon R.Walker,E q Cary, JILL Brown,
Daniel Brown, Nelson g. Merry
.sBfDs DTeKEE chairman.
JOHN RUHM, Secretary:
- ~ 4abaSssgS ssa q isssiaei-