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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
DYSPEPSIA OF TEN YEARS STAND.
ING.

am truly happy to state To the att lcted commu-
nty that n member of my family was affict.
d for ten nT twel,e years with the above distress
sing dl-else. The symptO rs were great Oppres-
SION after eating acidity Of the stomach, a severe
PAIN ia the side an d breast, sick headache. men
tai dependence, with other symptoms during
which time numbeTless remedies were procured
without Obtaining much relief. Having heard OF
the good effects Of DR.. Harlch's Compound
Strengthening and German Apencnt Pills, / was
induced 10 give hem a thai, and i am happy TO
state that By using ONE box of he German Aperi-
ent Pills, accompanied blythe strcngthenlRg u
nix pile. that they have nearly eradicated the dis
ease. ] consider IL due TO those afflicted that /
make this acknowledgment, that they NAV like
wise procure the same InValuable medicine, and
be freed from those Distressing diseases.
With gratitude and respect,
WM. VI. SPEAR, No. t25 Old York Rood.
For sale at No l5 North Eighth stree, Phila'
dclphia, and JOHN FISHER.
oefE Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12


DRUGS MEDICINES. PAINTS. OILS a..
U~F received ard tur sale lug fr cash
% 100 kegs whtl al in OIL.
3OOl keg Dry d barrel white I'll
2 cases Crome Greene do Frson sal,E
? do do yellow I 90 Aiexandris Sea=a
d. Paris Green Go InrI1 90
/ do NeTdlZTl7 cash Nader
{ DO Ext LcSwood DO Saiatatss
10 bbis hip LOswOOt 1 case sup Carb soda
8 SUm do Tart Acid
5 Comwood ? 10 Castle soap
8 L1mrbiack co Burg fitch
= Japan NaTnIsh 2 Cal med m1gEes.a
z Copal do ? Ca5b DO
, TurpentIHe Paint brushes
1 Olive Oil White wash
Castor oil Hair
{ Glue .SneNinr ~,
Also numsTou ofnsT articles pertaining 20 the
business such as shop furniture. otiies q va
nous sizes, &c. COgntry cGug-ts phvsicIanaL
merchants and o hers will fnd Il to iheiT ad~sa'
tage % call nnd examine nv stock Of drugs. sc
o. thew wall be- s,ld ai az small an advance a.
they can be had west OF the mountains
aUo OLIVER p NOK Hmm -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
LIZ %LITERATTRE

NUORLEY EgNs TEEN. o. novel 81 3 Volume,
~ q 2 p JONES. aofIor af aRie..l., {.
rbe Ancient Regife." "tlc JacqnsGe" A., Al.
hos been published rn three erlsa nnmbers ID n.
Vew World. and can he nrlcufsd nd he fst..,
Dspoi ofihe subscnher 30 2. uo4sns 81 q, n. II,
tcnelg low rucs ofTHIRTY ONE CENTS
I1nlo 70 THOMPSON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

NORWARDING-The subscriber, having
4 IN eItcnsivs acquaintance in the east, especi.
ally IN Maryland. proposes TO forward any des.
erlption Of produce at charges watch will be eats
factory. Ills warehouse is peculiarly a. aRted 10
the Storage Of Pork, Lard, Butter aud Bacon.
III MJAMISON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
King q ~CRUMRACKER
AND
BLEEDING Ar TIE LUNGS
CURED
By the use Of "Dr. FNprcTo,

-
~ me use OF cdr ENPECToRASr
REMEDY"
WEISS NEAGER aced s,ran,o..
years was taken VIXEN at the age Of siyfes.
win aslSht cold, which she neglected mini The
lungs Tel a prey TO tha' seeking DESTROYER CON
CNlfIlpN when application G a oh y,ic,sn
was mace but 10 70 effect. He opsid.Ted her
case q hopeless one, and p. escribCd bur Iittle med
cine Tor her. In tfe meantime she dsrhaTred
Sreat quantities OF blood, with much exner,o,,-
'lph Oi uiilck phItgtn and cogzh. Her bndIv
Taue az length became reduced Il, a I,y,op 81.
tt'ol; her last vas anNi,usly looked for by hcr
itl.hds' mat her sUt. m rs might end Ly IL
pahSs ni death. DURING the time her physiciaD
I.quehuy called aud a. the last n source. det,I.
EYpt "rl6Ssi ne virtues of DR. DUNCANiS
IORANT REMEDY" having no,;c.d
omeexiraord'nary cases performed by Inc mc6,-
cine IN slInhar cases. lie al once obtained tw,
oouies ana ADMINISTERED il TO her. The f,r,,G
Jay ne found some cianRs which gave hones
&c continued giving the medicine for eiybtceo
Gays at mat lmeShe was rendered able 10 D..
w1ISlngin her bed chamber, TO the astonisbmsn,
ot hcTirlendS and relatives. Sh. continued nsGoc
the medicine for eight weeks. when She derioreS
ne,se oh.lreij Zee from disease and pa and
health. ON'P""'u III pefle-t
~ small pamphlet ACCOMPANIES thi. nsJi.
stne, winch giytsa fI!l descr pti1n of dlssa.ss
u.anIer CT treatment, &c. dc.
roi saie oy JOHN FISHER,
ual ~ WbeoIfnU ".
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
sTATIONARK-AC

UILLS. lHksiands. Penknives. IndeInble In.
SL Wafer, Chess Men. Carpenters PsnciIs
GarunRton's Patent Rulers. Red Tape. India
enbOer Wafer stamps, Steel Pens, silver Pencil
lted, Black and Blue Tnks, Bone Folders Seaiing
wax Ink Powders, India Ink. DC
An additional supply OF the ahovejnst received
ssdHot sale AZ JOHN ~ THOMPSON'S, ~
Monroe street. where NAV be had All m ,on,I,S
msRozi Is ard ncwspapersthe dav BY the year
~ HmAic Huhu|eI. fed =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

"a OTICE-AIl persons Knowing themselve,io
~ be indebted 10 the subscriber by note or
book account fort longer period than 4 months
Will please walk lorv ard aud chalk up mmedi.
atelY or thelr accounts y IL D, p aced IA the hand
OF proper officers COR collection without tear OF
iaavnT mar ACM AN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital Stuck $4,000

I.1VNAN tJH tFo, ITnsIucNI
r WCoy, Secretary.
Dire tors--Oan'el L1mh, Jimes II Forsyth,
VIM T. Peterson. Morgan Nelson John McMul
Ian, Robert GfaISle, 4 ,Nlader Paxton, A
J,Instot
Oahec IL ,h- Wheeling SaviHssIastitG;ion next
dor below &c Virginia Eo.ci
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

VIE June humhcr If fbis popular Pgysf..,
containing BE- us0al variety nfisfes GA -,
". embeUishmerts aud music sretevefhg 49,
subfcfncr at DIS Ia'cf1rv fenot. ". ~.
narr frr euie. ~
mar uf "kst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
NIRGINIA HOTEL
CORNER or MAIN q MADISON STREETS
WHEELING. Va.
JACOB 4 KLINE

, ESPE 2TFULLY informs his friends and the
4 I travelling public that he has rented this well
Sno w establish EIent fr a ter IN Of years. HIS
rooms are we'll furnished aud ATTENDED ~. his
able supp led WITH the best the market afr,rds
and his oar with the choicest wines and liquors
Mr. A. w. FLEMING, who has had CONSIDER.
able experience in some of the first hotels I'm the
eat, and has also been for FIVE years first assis
tantin the United States hotel IN this city. has
ne m engages as superiutendin mt Of the Virginia
Hotel: AID will give his entire attention to the
establishment.
The pro )rietor hatiers himself thar by his own
s~xertons and the assistance OfMr Fleming who
Is well known 10 the travelling pu lie, will be
enabled to male the Virginia Hotel second 10 n ,
similar establishment m the west, aud he wishes
all Sho have regard for their comfort and con
NfrtTft 10 GIVE l..
This hotel is the oficaofhim rrelt Eastern
and western Lines of stages, and Tray ellSrs can
Secure seats m any d rectios at The bar. Ii l.
Sisp but a short distance from the steamboat
LANDING ana as attention ~ paid 10 the arrival
and ,epatnre Of boats, travellers can OF ali times
"e ADVISED ol the same, and have their baggage
oxen TO and from the river free Of charge IN Is
N&1ALL PAPER. &C-A handsome as.
sOriment of Fine and common Wall Paper
and bordering. also common. fne and wa,ored
french preen for blinds. inst received and for
salC low oy JOHN FISHER,
mhI l33 lam Street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
ME AMERiCAN 1.AE

II AMERICAN IARoRER
4BhOSPECTUS-Cnder the above tile the (;
scribes Will publish on The LIST OF Anrir 4
and on the lstufesch succeeding month. n m,
gazlne OF r cts, Arguments, Speeches. St,t;s
tics, Editorials, &c. devoted exclusively 4, ~
advocacy and defence Of 'he policy of pJotectin
TO american labor against the eelhsh and era
ping pnhcy, OF foreign cations, especially a. ,bo
I'll which we chiefly tradt, which sbnt
Of Their ports the great b TX OfouI praducts n
especially those ofour free laber, while they >
our markets, bankrupt our merchants. deprpci
our currency aud famish our laborsTs and a
sans, by pouring m upon US the products nf in
skili and lldustry on the easy terms rruferrd
thrm by our low ard non protective Suties-
This Magazine will infexibly and ardrntIy adyo-
cate the true American Toiicy Of countervaIIipr
those gross exaciIons OF Great Britain md other
nations by a system Of direct avowed protect,on
and efficient.
TheA mencan Laborer will affirm mt mainta;o
the pohcY OF encouraging and fostering, nv wise
legislation, the es abllshtneut and growth in o,T
country OF new and yet feeble branches OF in ms
'y, such as the culture Of 81 k, the manufactuI,
OF whatever fabncs Of wool, cotton. iron g.. "a
may De necessary for the supply OF our wants ana
TO secure and perfect our Independence. IL MI
demonstrate that the true aud permanent inter
81 Of all, but especially Of the agricultural and
working classes universally, will be lnfaii, bIv "a.
sigraHy promo ,ecby adopting AID Carving oot
The protective policy. and thai I e wages oflabor
the average pnce OF its product and the aggresate
product of the national industry. will De snreiv
and largely enhanced thereby Ia short III,
WciN Us igtenued TO irrm n complete text book FIR
the friends Of plot, ctlOn. and q thorough refpf..
uon az every point Of the pernicious f~aIiaciesp an,
forth by the Foreign Ind misuidcd Amcrcsn apo.
ioglsts Tor the pshcy Of one sided tree trade.
The American LabOTer will be published month
YIN 4 large octave form, each number contoining
80 large double column pages Of rlosely prints5
matter. EaCh number will contain on. great
speech report or otherconvinciug document nd
a VaToy u shorter articles. The work wiM E,rm
ono complete and cOUIprghcn sIye yuiume az gGi
large ana lar pages, aud viii be afforded 10 in.
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THORN'S NOSTRIrM Epp
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
w. W. & $. n. JIMESON.

Wsstside Of Main street. Wheeling. Va.
AVE on hand and are constantly manuiacinr.
il ing n general assortment of superior Eur and
silk hats. They have received the latestsprng
fashions from New York and are now prepared
- supply 10 order all sizes aud qu% alIiies. IN the
resent or. past style, as may SUIT customers,
black add Drab beavtr aud Castor, Ploin
White Russia and Napt Hats.
They also keep onh nd an assortment OF plaln
ard fancy mems ard hOvs fur and cloth caps,
al ofwhlch they offer 20 their customers and the
public on he most pleasing terms.
All orders from country merchants end deal
ers promptly filled on the NOS favorable terms.
Thankful for the liberal PATRONAGE they have
heretofore received they solicit n share Of pub
lie patronage which they are determined TO de-
serve bv prompt attention., personal application
to business and cheap and fayors BILE rsles.
NAV ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

WHEELING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Capita. Stock 81, $50
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
X M OK. Treasurer.
DIRscroRs-MaTgan Nelson lohn MMui.
len, Josonh Morrison, Robert CTansle, Sam el
Jtt John r Clarke, Jonas Crumbseker. flames
ri Roberts.
Discount day-ThursdaY OF each weeI-Of
tse ON Milan street, next door below tie Virg MIA
Hotel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
THoRN's 10
TILE HAIR

1SALDNESS-lH eases Whetc The hair !. ron
BE slilniion1lty or otherwise prcdisposcd r. no,
tn, the uostrum antidoial rover. after , f,u a..
glcaHohs' becomes enInently Conspicuous.
htlhS sO'i ana penetrating, u inflses flesh IE,
ana nouTlshment into d~ecaving roofs. and h. IL,
" regulating the minute secrotions and rs,,r
succeeds M permanently establishing a new stap,
ina that Ultimately realizes a IuryTiaot srSa,h
Of hair. 1870
CURLS-B slowing a strong tendency n cr-I
maybe numbered amCRg rs virtues. II presery'
es the decorative tJrmauoa of head dress F,ra,
unusual length of time in ali he beantiss % = o 81
and gloss; aud whether from the sdrcts ~ d..
or heat, may be relied on a an infaIabIe com.
servatOr. TO artificial hair n Lestows , 49, =,
really and lghtnuss which greatly heightens IL,
beauty. H"'0"S IT.
WHISPERS, MUSTACHES. &-Tbo slim.
uiahng 20 vers OF the nosirum arc sineulaily Dis.
played ~ creating these OfmanhooJ
where the hand OF nature has been less IN;
man ordinary. W hcrtve APPLIED the n.ssr,r,
VIII CIV pr0Oiof us extra 5rdInaly fscnud ~ ia
hee pIoauouon OF strong hair Of transcendanf
CHlLDREN'S HAIR-For the hair If r,H.
aren this nosttum may justly be cGnslder,e I,
blsssiug From Is purifying properties n a.,
pels al scuIf and dandruh- and renders ihe yse =,
a small tooth comb entirely unucccssary w
KY Bit Will cure every disease Of us
Prepared and sold by WILLIAM THORN
Blsnist ana apotheeay' No 50 Ma Street.
R.esiyed and for sale by
mar % JtMEs BAKER.
VALUABLE STO:R OF DRY GOODS ~
AUCTION
WI offer for sale Of public auction n, r..
n day Re llth md Saturday he 18Th iust. M he
torroO m 81 & KSvtftrttn. Ffuafsd. "a.
treet, Wheeling, tie " hoic 81 BIZ sto,k ON
Goods, consisting Of Broad Cloths. CasSfnsT
Cassinetts,sHks runts, Muslins, Linens. Hosierg
LaceS 81. which wIll be sold without f.ssrvc.
This safe Present. an excellent oppYrtuDifv a,
county merchants and others 90 re1leuish fbe,
stock wIthou tpayinE thepresent oxorbit-otex'
Changeo the East.
TERM OF SALE-Al sums Under ca dol
iars cash -OveT that amount negotiable nofee =,
4 mcnths with an approved eudlrsfr.
Sale 90 conmcucc each day az Id uiclorh ~
continue through The evenings.
mars ~ n WTr
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Times and Advertiser
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
WHEELING.
DIRECTORS FnH 1912.
J s Shriver, Samuel Neel Joseph Morriso1.
Jnics ~tcI.ure, Sobie XII Brady. John GoshoTn.
William PaxtoH, Charles ID Knox, Thomas
Johnston.
is SHRIYER Pr.si4eni-D LAMB, Agent
Capital Sto * $40. O01. Once IL Main street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
SPERM CANDIES

SPERM CANDLES.
4 FEW boxes Sperm Candies-New Bedford
~ brands, on consignment and for sale by
ap 81 JOHN +. CT ARHE.
GOODS FEMALE DOMESTIC PILLS,
LNOR purifying the blood and restoring Tie sys-
TEN from general debility consequent on want
OF exercise and pure air. These pills have acquire
a pnpulcsi'y in mary parts OF the Union hilheri
unprecedented. For sale by
mar % JAMES BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

N additional supply OF the a1ovo popular n1.
~ vel Published in two numtcts o. ue New
World otthe low Price ol2Jcis per cops. Just POI.
eeived lud o. sie 90 TlOMPSONS
may go
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12

ENRESH LOUISVILLE LIME, 25 bbls receiy.
n cd and ior sale by
mry2i KING & CRUMBACKER
SBNO THE bADIES-Just received irn,
n Philadelphia, 81 The sign VI The BIG RED
BOOT,
3 trunks Ladies KID Slippers, superior quality
Colured slippers. "
KID walking shoes a
ALSO-A large supply Ut Misses Block anil Col.
'rsd siirrers tinn2 SAM MCLALLEN.
a NOKDAGE-A grucuI sssoul,.. 5I u--.
~ and Manila COrdage. fr Steam ard d.,
Boats Bed Cords, Plough Lines. Tms T.mes p-et.
Ing Yarn. spun Hara; Blocking. end oiher ~ ise..
OF Hemp. Fisx and Cotton Olkum t'soa yrnrnI
sentiment ui single. double aud lrei.l bI.eis aad
darts Tar. Oil, Sc Sc. lore sale ~
may HhrkkE a. 90
HANGINgS Tor Noufr.p Binds tYr Led. a.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-12
JAGOIIEHIE

HANGlNGS ior Mention Blinds ir frle b,
ION . J W. BR1 NSTEUP. Mar, -
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-19

be always in your hands ready for use) anil
you will convince the company that vol
have been we'll brought up, and are perfectly
free from vulgar habits.
AT table, or coffee house, it IS an adm
rable device, TO make a general monopoI
Iuf all the newspapers in the room, holdin
two together, and placing your elbows opibs
remainder. Peeping over persons shouIo9
er while he is writing, or pernsing letters OF
papers. shows a great knowledge Of polite
ness, and ought particularly 10 be encoura-
ged, If you wish to rise in the world.
The employment Of fashionable and cant
phrases gives grace to conversation--such
as, that's yonr sort keep moving, what's to
Ipay, owe you one, them's um, that's the
dandy, it's a=cantion to Crockett, &C.
If you wish to appear Of consequence in
society, boast of your wealthy birth-especi
ALLY if your origin or pedigree is pecularl.
Infamous or .obscure-edncation &c, anC
magnify as much as possible, the amiable
ness Of your wife--living or defunct--you
own tender and loving kindness towards her
the sensibility and dutifulness of your ba
ker's dozen of children, and, above and be
yond all, the brilliant and wonderful a
chievements--in arms, arts, sciences, anc
philanthropy-of your ancestors-more es
lpecially, if those ancestors were all singu.
Iarly guiltless Of any such achievements.
Boston Transcript.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-19
MIS- ELLANEOUS
SARAH CuRRAN.
She IS far IEOm lho land vhole her young

She is far from the land where her young b
sleeps,
And lovers are round her signing,
But eoldly she turns from their gaze and weep9
For her heart in his grave is lying.
She sings the wild song Of her dear native plail
Every note which he loved awaking-
Ah!little did they think who delight in her stTai
How the heart Of the minstrel is breaking, |
He had liv'd for his love, for his country he di{
They were all that 10 life had entwin'd HIM
Nor soon shall the tears Of his country be dTie
Nor long will his love stay behind him.
Oh. make her grave where the sunbeams res
When they promise glorious morrow,
They'll shine DER her sleep, like smile fromt
From her own IOv'd island Of sorrow. [M5s
The evening before Robert Emmh
death, Miss Cnrran was admitted intou
dungeon 20 bid him her eternal farewell
He was leaning in a melancholy moo6l
the window Of bic prison, and the he.
clankiBg Of bis chains smOte dismallBl
her heart. The interview was bitterji
feeling, and melted even the callous SOP
the TAILOR. AS for Emmett himself, he VI
and spoke little; but-as he pressed hiss
loved IN silence 10 bic heart, his couniena,
betrayed bis emotions. IN allow voice, 1
choked By anguish, be besought her not
forget him; be reminded her Of theiriI
meT happiness, Of the long past dayb
thoif childhood. and concluded By requl
ing her sometimes 70 visit fhe scenes wF
their infancy was spent, and, tho lhe
mightrepeai bis name with sc0rnf to q
"a his rennrv~ oifh nHarffnn In nartr
phe turned round as if % gaze once
Oh hsr widowed love lie caught her
e. che retired y was but for 4 mom
and as The door closed on him, il inforb
her ioo surely that they bad met for thei
sne % earth, but they should meet /
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-19
RULES FOR THE BEHAVIOR Oh
YOUNG PEOPLE.

ALWAYS wipe your mouth with the table
cloth, for that must be soiIed at all events,
and it will save your hosts napkins, or your
pocket handkerchief
Never speak unless your mouth is full
If you begin to relate an anecdote or
piece of news be sure to stop in the middle
OF every sentence and take mouthful of
food, which you must thoroughly masticate
before you finish the sentence, because it
affords your hearers an opportunity to scan
we'll in their minds what you have previous
Nv uttered, and they can thus be we'll pre-
lpared for the concluding part, and will be
ena bled to digest the subject matter under
! discussion while you are digesting your
food.
Champ. whatever you eat, making as
much noise as possible; it win show you re-
Aish, and are pleased with what you are
Ieating.
Always begin q speak before anotherhas
finished what he has got to say, as It will
lseem to show the quickness OF .Yonr per-
lception ia being able to understand thing
lbeIore it is uttered, and give the company .
great opinion Of your good breeding.
Be sure on leaving room TO turn your
back on the company, andsif the door be
open when you 60 out dom sfail TO leave il
lopen.
H you see two gentlemen engaged IN con.
/ lversation in the street. bv all means inter
r0pt them By addressing a frivolous question
to.one Of The parties, such as askinpstheu
what's The news or giving them the import
I ant information that it's a pleasant day or
warm day or stormy day, as the case ma,
j be lest they should not be aware OF the fact
When in company should you be at a los
!, what to do with your hands aud feet. as /.
b often the case with young people, you cal
: occasionally put one foot overthe over 81
cross legged, run your fingers through you
hair, beat tattoo On ihe table; bite you
mails; yaVo now and then, Ion hack an.
tilt your chair; cut 3 notch OF two ID ca
. ann 81 with your penknife, (Which Shoall