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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-05-19
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To the La dies and Gentlem en- of staunton

and Vicinity Having leased the room former
ly occupied by Mr.. Geo. W. Hewitt, and fitted it
up in good style for the purpose of establishing
WHEELER s. WILSON SEW ING MACHINE
OFFICE, we would respectfully invite the Ladies
of Staunton and the adjoining counties to call
and examine machines and specimens of
work from the heaviest to the finest fabric. Those
who may have Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine out of repair and not knowing how to use
them, we would take pleasure in having them put
in thorough repair and give instructions in sew
ing and show the advantages of the Wheeler s.
Wilson.
N. BAH kinds of Stitching done at short no.
tice,
Very Respectfully,
HAWKINS & SHEARER,
One door West of VIM Chapman, D. D. S.
PETERSON s. CARPENTER, Gen'l Agents,
ap 7-tf PA, Bait. St., Bait, Md.
"a. Read the following certificates
STAUNToN, VA, April 10, 1870.
MEssRs. II. & ST. have been using the Vince
Ter Wilson Machine for four years, and consid-
er it the best machine in use
Mrs. A. W. HARTMAN.
STANTON, Va, April IL, 1870. :.
MEssRs. HAwKNss& SHEARER II have been
an advocate of other machines than the Wheeler
s. Wilson till your arrival Since you put my
machine in order it is in my judgement the best
Family Sewing Machine in use. / use it with
perfect ease for all kinds of sewing u stitches to
perfection. Very Respectfully,
MRS. JOHN B. HOGE.
STANTON, April 16, 1870.
Messrs. HAWKINS s sHEARER You have re-
paired and put my old Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
machine in good running order It now does
beautiful work on the heaviest or finest goods aad
makes perfect stitch. | consider it the best fam
lily sewing machine manufactured.
Respectfully, Mrs. E. A. M. STODDARD.
STAUNToN, April Is, 1870.
Messrs. HAWKINS s SHEARER II had an old
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine in my house
that had never been used till your arrival. You
have added the improvements and put it in order
It now does beautiful sewing. My daughter sews
on it with ease aud perfect freedom. It makes
the most perfect stitch have ever seen. As
family sewing machine, think that none excel it.
Respectfully, Mrs. E. A. HAWKINS.
Messrs. HAWKINS & SHEARER-I have been
using in my family for several years, one of Vince
Ter & Wilson's Sewing Machines, and consider it
one Of the best machines in use. 1t makes the
most perfect stitch on coarse or fine goods of any
machine have ever seen. My machine is easy
kept and has never been out of order,
ISSAAC WITT.
Messrs. HAWKINS & SHEARER-As have hal
of your machines in almost daily use for eight
years and have had so much comfort in the use
of it during all this time it affords pleasure to
say that can conscientiously recommend your
machine to the public as a machine easily kept
in ORDER durable and capable of doing sewing
suitable for family.
Respectfully,
Mrs. WM DONAGHE.
Stanton, April 25th, 1870
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WE are authorized to announce WIN. L. Now
w RY candidate for COLLECTOR of Mid
die River Township may 12-tde
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RICHMOND MARKET, May is.
Reported by H. C. HARTMAN, Commission
Merchant, Richmond, Va.
From the Norfolk journal, Dec. II, 1863 ]

Koo.-This medicine is rapidly gaining the
confidence Of the people, and the numerous testi-
monials Of its virtues, given BY practitioners of
medicine, leaves no doubt that it is safe and
reliable remedy for IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD. &C.
The last Medical Journal contains an article
from Prof R. s. Newton, M. D., President of the
e. Medical College, city Of New York, that speaks
in high terms Of its curative properties, gives .
special recommendation Of Koskoo to the prac-
titioners Of medicine This is, we believe, the
first instance where such medicines have been
officially endorsed by the Faculty Of any medi-
cal colleges, and reflects great credit upon the
skill of DR.. Lawrence, its compounder, and also
puts g Koskoo in the VAN of all other medicines
Of the present day. stf
X e. WOOD. &
~. Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots,
Shoes, Notions, sc. New ST., opposite Va, Ho-
tel, Brandeburg's old stand, staunton, Va.
jan 27-tf ff a9sq
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BOOTS AND SHOES cheap for cash, at
y jan o1-sf G. Z. "VVp p
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OurRAaED.-A we'll known lady applied to the
Agent Of the Great Henderson Prize Scheme, day
or two since, for five tickets in the Scheme, and
he was compelled to inform her that the calls
upon him had been so urgent during the last few
days, that he could not crafty her wishes until
he coull send to headquarters to obtain fresh
lot. This seemed to excite her ire, and she went
off in high dulgeon, exclaiming that she would
not submit to have her feeling SO outraged. She
Immediately sat down and enclosed her order with
the money to Mr.. Alexander, the Agent at Louis
vile, and expects to draw the capital prize. We
understand that agents will be supplied with
tickets as long as they last 1t
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TO1ln A. Noon. New Post Office Staunton,
y Va, dealer in Books, Stationery, News
papers, Periodicals, Inks, Pens, Pencils, Pen
Holders, Writing Paper, Envelopes, &C., sc.
Tobacco, Cigars and Pipes, Fancy Articles
Perfumery, &c..
SpEcIALITY.-B Tobacco 25c plug; Gil
CARS for Zoe; Writing Paper loo per quire; En-
velopes, l0c per package oct 2l-tf
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Messrs. HAWKINS & SHEARER-I have been
using in my family for several years, Of Vince
Ter & Wilson's Sewing Machines, and consider it
one of the best machines in use. 1t makes the
most perfect stitch coarse or fine goods of any
machine have ever seen. My machine is easy
kept and has never been out of order.
ISAAC WITT.
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FROM DR. LLOYD, A PHYSICIAN OF LARGE
a PRACTICE. -
Great Bridge, Va, October s, 1869.


Great Bridge, Va, October s, 1869.
Dr. j. ]. 4LAwRENcE--Dear Sir: | cheerfully 5
endorse your Koskoo as beng most valuable
4preraration. Upon examination of the formula,
find each ingredient highly extolled by our best
and most progressive clinical Investigators I
have tested its effects in my own practice, and
have no hesitation in recommending it. In my
opinion, it is the best compound of its class ever
put before the public-exceedng by far all the :,
various compounds of sarsaparilla, &C., ever in
vented 1T is a decided Nerve Tonic and lnvig-3
orator of the animal forces aiding digestion and I,
assimilation, and thereby producing healthy :
blood which should be the basis of treatment in
all chronic diseases. Hoping You will reap. tho [
reward you deserve from the public as a bens-
factor ! am sir, yours truly, -
ti tH7 CHARLES LLOYD, N, D 341a
After reading the above high Recommendation, 1
Invalids cannot reasonably hesitate to give tie
KOSkOO a trial. tsstT f;e-,, e.. ,,,,,,, -. .,sy
/ FOR ADDITIONAL TESTIMONIALS an {
From Physicians, Eminent Diynes Editors
Druggists, Merchants, &C., see KOSkOOsALMi.
MAC for this year. r
/ Price One Dollar Per Bottle
J msl = Fer sale. by Druggists eyer, Nl.sr.
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lew Books at BELL s Co.'S. 3
VASHTT or until death rs do nal

M CIV HUNKS HI BE1I y GUS. n
IN VASHTI or until death us do part
A new Novel, by Miss Evans. Author of Beulah,
ST. Elmo, &c., SC. 344
Ministers Wife, by Mr.. Oliphant.
UNDER TWO FLAGS, Strathmone, -Chandos,
Idalia, Tricotrin, and Granville De Vigne, by
OUIDA.
Frank Leslie. Demorest, Cooley and Petersons
Fashion Magazines for December. For sale at
nov 25-tf es BELL s. cos.
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announcements.
Election Day, Thursday, May, esth,

FTNo THE VOTERS OF sBEvERLEY MANOR"
i TOWNSHIP Having lately had my right
hand SO seriously MANNED as to prevent obtaining
livelihood at my vocation, and believing I can
fully discharge the duties of Township COLLEC-
TOR, respectfully announce myself candidate
for that position and earnestly solicit your sup
port. tide . st. F. C. ROBERTS,
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CUGAR AND COFFEE, for sale cheap, at
" Brandeburg's old stand, by
JAN 27-tf slss fqi t. q. E,lW0op.
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SIBERToN STEEL. IRON CoMPANY.-It is the ex-
pectation of this company to commence blasting
this week. Several days ago we were taken
through the furnace, and shown the large amount
of machinery which is operated in smelling the
ore; and we must confess establishment at
the vast amount of work that has been done. Their
fire department, with five hundred feet of gum hose
is far superior to that of this City, and rything
about the establishme has been arranged with
strict regard to convenience. tram road, one
mile and half in length, has been constructed
from the various ore banks on the mountain, to
the furnace and large number of houses built
for the accommodation of operators. We have
hesitation in giving it as opinion that they
will turn out more metal than any other iron COM
pany in the State, There is every reason to be-
lieve that the enterprise will be perfectly
full
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DIAM STICK CANDY at 3octs per pound. a
il Brandeburg's old stand, by
jan 27-tf $500 G. e. WOOD.
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/ nnn POUNDS OF BUTTER WANTDD, at
lUUU Brandeburg,s old stand, by
s Jan EFT =. Is. WOOD.
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TO the Voters of the City Of iStaunton II am
candidate for the Office of Clerk of the Court of
Hastings for the City Of Staunton, and respectful
ly solicit your support.
rAMVc pATTEDcnN
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On the banks of the Fox River, forty miles
from Chicago, is the City of Elgin. Built upon
the sides of the hills, that rise from the river
either side and peopled largely by an intelligent
and thrifty population, few towns west or east,
surpass it in general attractions Here are loca-
ted the works of the National Watch Company,
that employ capital of nearly one million dol
lars and a force Of five hundred hands. 1t is
wonderful, indeed, that in the second year of
their sales, they should find ready market for
half o million dollars worth of movements. on
cash terms. in competition with foreign goods Of
fered in the market on long credits, as. we'll as
the products of order and well established man
ufacturers in this country. The secret is this
wherever Elgin Watches are sold they make for
themselves reputation for superiority over all
other watches sold for the same money.
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STANTON, April Is, 1870
Messrs HAWKINS s. SHEARER You have re-
paired and put my old Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
machine in good running order. It now does
beautiful work on the heaviest or finest goods aad
makes perfect stitch. l consider it the best fam
lily sewing machine manufactured.
Respectfully, Mrs. E. A. NJ. STODDARD.
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may 9s1@i ,'es E St.1e's--s ~
NJ y 20 asa
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COMMERCIAL.
HONoLrLn OcTORER N. $50.

HONOLULU. OCTOBER IL, 1870.
TIE only foreign arrival since last issue is the
Hawaiian bark Maunaoa. from San Francisco, bring
ing two days later dates than those by the
The D. C. Murray to have sailed the oath
Sept, and would be II days out, although we
can not look for her until we have change in the
weather.
The ship Harriet Irwin sailed the 5th for San
Francisco, taking small mail.
The bark Comet is the only vessel in port up for
freight-rather unusual thing. STILL there is but
little freight Offering few plantations grinding.
aud is likely that much of our dark sugars will
go towards the Coast ths-fal inasmuch vessel i
about due from Sydney, which will, doubt, take II
full cargo in that direction.
The auction rooms appear to be kept well filed
with all kinds Of goods. Many anxious TO re
duee their stocks to make room for merchandise On
the way and to realize time to invest in Exchange
during the fall season while most people of the
opinion that our market will be well supplied without
any prospect Of an advance.
The steamer Knauea sailed yesterday for Hilo, TAX
ing an unusual number Of passengers.
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]. T. wATERHousE.
Foreclosure of Mortgage.

DEFORE the Honorable. A. S. HARTWELL,
ID First Associate Justice of the Supreme Court and
Vice Chancellor.
JOHN S. WALKER, Executor Of the last will aud
Testament Of GEORGE q. HOWE, deceased
LEONARD MITCHELL and KAM0KUALEI his
wife. Bill in Equity foreclosure Of Mortgage.
Pursuant to order this day made in the above
entitled suit by the Hon. A. S. Hartwell First AssO-
ciae Justice of the Supreme Court and Vice Chancel
Tor of the Hawaiian Islands. Notice is hereby given
that bill 10 Equity has this day been filed in the
above entitled suit praying for the Foreclosure Of
Mortgage executed by Leonard Mitchell and KamO-
kualei his wife and delivered to George G. Howe (de-
ceased) said Mortgage bearing date the 9th day Of
September A. D. 1855, and given TO promis-
ory note payable in six months from the date afore
said with interest at the rate Of one per cent per
month. on the land and premises, described the
undivided hall Of certain piece Of land situated at
Keoneua, Honolulu, leland Of Oahu II l. and granted
to Kabeuanins for Lupe by Royal Patent No. 1923
dated the 7th day of April A. D. 1859, and fully
described in q certain deed dated July sth 1852 AZ
by reference thereto full description will ap-
pear
And that the day Of hearing said bill has been
f=ed BY the Hon. A. s. Hartwell, Vice Chancellor for
Monday the Path day of October A. D. 1870, at 10
o'clock A. N. at the Court in the Court House.
at Honolulu and all persons interested hereby no
tilted TO appear and show cause if any against the
prayer Of the Bill before the day assigned and
fixed for the hearing.
1885, W. C. PARKE, Marshal.
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DlED.

KEDZLEY.-In Honolulu, on Sunday the 9th inst, ROB
ERT HEDzLgY, aged about 80 years.
VAN wISKLE-In Honolulu. Friday Sept 9th, JOE.
W. Van WiNKLE aged about IS ston papers copy
APPLETON-At Bangor, Maine, L :. A. August 3lst,
GENERAL JouS A APPLETON Of Chief Justice Applet Of
Maine nephew the Hon E. H. Allen Chief Justice Of
this Kingdom aged 80 years
Our readers viii regret TO bear Of the death Of General APP
plen at the residence Of his parents in Bangor Maine
3lst Of August las General Appleton gentleman Of
attachments and If genial nature which attracted all
with whom he in About year ago he visited
here with his brother both # whom had the voy
age around Cape Horn with the hope Of beucfng their
health, both Of them being advanced stage Of consump
ton. The Generals brother died here few after
their arrival and he after few months finding his health
unmproved returned the United States Shortly before
his death he had received the appointment Of u District
Judge for the northern district Of He had
with honor through the late American rebellion when he
contracted the fatal disease of which he died.
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PRUssIAH MEMORIAL MoNUMEST.-In the Eu
ropean correspondence of late American paper,
we find the following description of monument
now in course of erection by the Prussian Govern
ment:
." In the Kings Square, at Berlin, is a huge monu-
ment, upon which men working daily with
great diligence; but such is its magnitude that
with all possible industry, it not be finished in
less than three four years. 1t is to commemorate
Prussian victories Upon great granite base, there
are bronze relicfs, representing campaign incidents
of the wars OF 1864 and 1866 From the base rise
sixteen granite pillars, forming sort Of arched and
open chamber, and from the midst of this rises
mighty sandstone column, covered TO about third
of its height with frescoe paintings, which com
memoate incidents illustrative of the spirit of sacri
fee which animated the nation during those wars.
Trophies introduced IN the shape Of twenty
Danish aud forty Austrian brass cannon, which
fcstooned with bronze laurel wreaths Its intended
to crown the central pillar with " Goddess Of Vic
tory" holding a wreath in one hand aud flag in
the other. This figure which has been modelled hy
Drake is TO be cast in gun-mefal. The monument
will he 200 feet high and the summit will be reached
by spiral staircase ia the Interior The whole was
designed by Sinck."
The events. of the present campaign against
France, so supendous in their results, will doubt
less SO alter the style of this monument that lis
completion will he still further delayed and per
haps the victories achieved through the ueedlegun
will be deemed worthy of COMMUNICATION by a
separate monument.
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GoTT NIT ms.

nIE AUF DEN SANDWICH INSELN
IL anwesenden Deutscneu werden hierdurch benach-
richtigt dass i'm Konsnlate dee Norideuiseheu
Bundles Listen Beitrsegen fuer die VerpfeguDg
Verwundster und Unierstuetzuug der Wittven
und Wasen gefallener deutscheT Krieger, EUR Zeeh-
hung ausgelegt sind.
Ursere deutsehen Brueder in der Heimath opfern
Gut und Blnt Vertheidigung vsterlaendischen
Bodens ind deutscher Ehrel Allen hiesgen dentschen
Patrioen Wrd herdurch ebenfalls Gelegenheit gege-
ben hire Svmpathie fuer Deltschands gereehte Ssehe
dureh die That "a Sekraeftigen.
Heift raseh nud mach Kraetten.
Honolulu, IL August, 1870. 31-tf
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HoNoLuLU SArNAKERs.-In notice last week,
Of the thorough and satisfactory in which the
repairs had been made on the ship John Bryant, we
inadvertanty omitted to mention the fact that the
same vessel has received an entire suit Of sails made
a. the loft OF Messrs. J. NJ Dat Co. Of this city.
and which arc acknowledged by shipmasters to be
equal. in point Of workmanship and material to any
that are turned out Of the lofts Of New York or Bos-
ton-indeed. one sbipmaster heard to say, that
the wsrk Of our Honolulu mechanics more faith
fully done than elsewhere in bis experience. Ger
tainly high compliment.
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ROYAL HAWAIIAN THEATRE.-Messrs Rayner and
Neill gave one of their entertainments Saturday
evening last when they presented some of their best
selections in comedy aud tragedy to delighted,
though, We are sorry TO say. small audience On
Monday they performed before large and select
audience, all Of whom highly pleased. The
lsughable farce of 1.-TWO in the morning. was capt.
tally performed and elected great applause. Mr..
Riynrr's rersousiieus ot Richard and Iugo iiu-
exceptional particularly the latter in which chsrac-
ter he has acquired great fame in the Australian Co
louies Mr. Neilrs Othrllo WAS excellent, uothwih-
standing Mr.. n. was laboring under the disadvan-
iages of severe cold and consequent hoarsencss.
The recital IF the "Cbarge oi the Light Brigade"
by Mr.. Rayner, although rendered differently than
by Mr.. Walter Montgomery, considered bA
many a. quite equal in every respect. Mr. Neills
Vulgar Boyp was one of The gems Of the evening.
On Saturday evening next Mr. Rayner purposes
playing selections from the great sensation drama Of
the Corsiep Brothers We have been favored with
brief outline of the plot Of the piece, and
OF our readers may be unacquainted with it, We take
the opportunity of placing 1t before them 1.-THE
C0rsican Brothers are twins, and when born were
Joined together BY feshy cord, in similar
TO the Sismcse twins. The Corsicaus, however,
separated in youth, but in after life, any feeling
that acuated the was lelt 10y the other. One Of
the brothers Louisl resides in Paris the other ia
bian) in Corsica. Tue former quarrels with French
man named Chateau Remand; duel ensues and re-
suits in the death of Louis The Ghost OF Louis ap-
pears to Fabian in Corsica the latter, in vision, is
made aware of the whole circumstances Of the deed
and not only recognises his brother but also his
murderer. Fabian then proceeds to Paris to carry
out the Cursican vendetta fnds Chateau Renasd,
forces him into duel, and reyenges his brothers
death" Mr. Rayuer will sustain the part of two
brothers, Mr. Neil that Of Chateau Remand, and in
order give due effect to the tableaux, several gem
tlemen have volunteered their services.
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PAINTINGS |!

number of very valuable and choice Oil Paintings,
of which list will be issued previous to sale
Genuine Paintings. by Terberg.
Genuine Paintings by Havell,
! Genuine Painting, by =
l Genuine Painting, by Rembrhant,
! Water Color. by o Brien,
And other Paintings.
va A Lunch viii be provided at - o'clock. and
at 1890 the Pianos and Paintings will be sold. Mr..
Havell will be in attendance, and the Pictures will
be view three days prior to the sale viz Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday, the 18th. I4Jh and 18th.
IS G. S. BARLOW, Auctionesr.
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LIvELT Tines oS KAuAI.-The Police on Kauai
appear to have been extremely vgant of late, else
the people Of that island-ths most fertile of the
grOuP-sre becoming dem.raliEed by luxurious habits.
recent letter from the Sheriff. states that in the
Of week in radius of fifteen miles, less
than twenty-six arrests made for various Of
fences. prominent among which were drunkenness,
and the furnishing and selling intoxicating drinks.
One Kaliua, a notorious quaek, fined fifty dol
lars for practicing medicine without license He
vas also professor of the mystery Of anaana, and
vas held in great dread by the ignorant account
Of his supposed magical powers. For these unlawful
practices he sentenced to one years imprisOn-
ounsut a hard labor. 1o
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SAILED.


For winduard Ports, per Kilau'a, Oct lO.-Hs Elk W
Hatchis1n, His TX n smith, His Ex Nahaolelua,
Baieu wife a Servant Hon Castle DR.. Payne, n
Lieut. Walker \, Lieut. Cochrane n, DR. c Bufum
Gu Judd II Boyd n Treaivay and Wife, Mrs King,
L5uE V C1rnwel, NJ sehsr, Mr. Wooey, Holt Mr. Along
Mr. Young she1ng Nr Akana, Beckley W Snodgrass,
King Mr. Rolf Mr. Lyman aud Others 30 cabin, and leo
dec. total: 1872
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GovERxNESr WArER.-Occasionally in taking ar
early morning walk about the city, at hour when
moot people-aside from milkmen, butchers, bakers
and newspaper reporters (ilare stil hugging then
pillows. come across mysterious-looking puddes
Of water in the streets, and looking about for the
cause Of such lavish waste of Heavens mercy, the
pure and sparkling water, il is found be oo1ing
Of the premises Of some who has earelessly al
lowed bis irrigation hose to all night And this
has occurred too. during the dryest summer months
This note is intended as gentle in;imaton to such
parties that they make themselves liable have the
supply cut of.