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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-12-01

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fruit, baked in pies with specs and wine
or eaten with sugar. The college o
! learned physicians of Paris pronounced i
a delefc;ioas food, and its use was PROM,
| b;tetl by ROYAL ordinance. Twn hundred
wears elapsed from its first introduction
in.o England before it was. cultivated a!
a field crop. 1t now forms the sole foot
/ Of the laboring poor of England and ire
land, and it may wei. be doubted wheth.
er its Introduction has been blessing OF
a course whether the Introduction of q
chean and abundant food that will sus
/ tain a dense population in The most de-
based scale Of human existence can be a
blessing, Whether the existence Of man
in condition but little removed from the
! brute Of the field. his moral aa,I intel.
Iectual faculties extlngulshed b. the in
cesSant struggle to maintain mere aim
al existence, can be desired by the phiian
lthrnnIst or the christian.
Near our own time. MIR. Jefferson could
recollect when the tomato @as esitivated
as 80 ornament to the flower 2ar;icn; call
ed love APPLES and deemed poisonous. II
was eaten by ore Individual, a f'sreigiies',
resident of Williamsburg, and whose
peculiar constitution was supposed to re-
sist its de'eterious effects; il now forms
an article Of agreeable and healthfuI !ood
for all conditions Of our population.
he OK, the mule and the ass appear
to have been the only animals used anci.
emily for agricultural labor. None other
seem to have been used BY the Romans
By one of the laws OF the Anglo Saxons
they were prohibited from poushine
horses, mares and cows, and restricted to
oxen
The OK appears from the writings Of
Moses 10 have been at a very early period
suhdued to the uses Of man, even before
the fIood,as we'll as the sheep See Gen,
". $50, The ass and the camel later.
Gen, XII, s. The horse is mol men-
toned until about 1900 years before
Christ Gen.. XLV!I. II. He was
reared. at first, exclusively for war. In
the time Of the Romans this appears 10
be the greet object to which he was de-
voted. AS late as Z IS, horse flesh seems
to have been an article Of food with our
ancestors. the Anglo Saxons. The Peni-
tentice Of Egbert says, s. Horse flesh is not
prohibited although many families viii
not bay it, But in the council held in
785, in Northumbria, before Allwold,
and in A,ercia. before 0Ha, it was de-
onuncer'. Many among you eat horses,
which is not done by any christian in the
east, Avoid this, "-See Turner's Anglo
Saxons. Vol. II, 900.
This recital, designed TO amuse that
portion Of our audience who cannot be
supposed table interested in the dry de-
tail Of practical agriculture, may never
theless be useful in part, in showing how
slow, aud sow tardy has been the intro
duetion of useful implements, and the
culture Of those plants, now so necessary
for the comfort of the p9 r and the luz
ury Of the rich; and how desirable it is
that tie sna'l pace Of agricultural improve
rent, shonld be accelerated by all tire APP
pliances which lie within our rea Oh.
To be continued.
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FESdE subscriber has lately had consgn-
= ments of 1000 lbs. Of superior Cotton
Yarn. IN bales of 200 lbs each, and variously
assorted from No. told
by virtue OF an agency and arrangements
made with the proprietors ofthis FACTORY, /
can deliver yarn int the ware houses Of rier-
chants ofPare, Shenandoah and Rockingham,
atprecisely the prices charged at the Factory
in Falmouth or Richmond, free of carriage, for
SIX months credit, OF five per cent. discount
for cash.
GABRIEL JORDAN.
Luray, October IA, 104t.-y
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The subscriber has fully authorized SAMUEL
c. WtLLiAMs, Esq to receive, and receipt for
aim when paid, all monies due the Sentinel
Office, from April 1, 1896 March, /, 1871 /;
and has conferred the same authority upon
Mr. Joua .GlrEwooD, in. reference to ali mo-
nies due said Office, from March 1, 1871, to
March /, 1912. A collector viii shortly wait
upon all indebted and unless they liqudste
their dues. a more rigid course will be adops
ted. This may be relied upon, as the bushes
of the Office must be entirely settled.
JOHN V.-RIGDEN,
Late Proprietor of the Sentinel
Aorii ID 1870
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yEyHE CONSTITUTION --wYAr 10
q THAT WE CALL THE CONsTITIJ

]
TON
The Constitution Of Man may be said 10 be
That which constitutes his frame as the bone.
muscles, carriages, nerves, &c. The blood
is, therefore, the constitution, because # con-
sttutes or makes every part of the body.
THE HEART is first formed, which mus.
Gle, bv the power it receives from l1S Pa
RENT THE BLOOD, builds up The whole
BODY. We must then confess that according
as The blood is pure or impure, so nust the
solids Of the body be healthy or snhealthy.
"pURGE OUT THE OLD LEAvEN. THAT
YE MAY BECOHE A NEW LUMP"
Is the language of HOLY Writ, figure appl-
ed spiritually it is true. hut how could it have
any Application unless confirmed by practical
experience ii The body Of rnatters The foun-
ttlation upon which this figure of scripture
trasts, IS as immovabie as the laws which gov
crr tn tides or that occasion the thunders Of
II eaven.
oFHE CONDITI0N."- THE condition
u2on which God has given health to them man
lis copsfant care to teep his stomach and
tI,0wels free from all morbid or unhealthy ac-
CT mutations. The means to eject THIS must
be those We neiies which cleanse the bowels
ana puriG the blood e'.
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DEEDS OF BRRGATN &. SaLE
md a1eo DEEDS OF T'PTST-Wg
R.ANTN EXECUTIONS. NOTES.
&c. for sale at this Office.
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FLY-PROOF WHEAT.

The following is an extract from let
ter not intended for publication. but as a
great contrariety Of opinion exists upon
the subject Of which it treats. and as we
are s!es,rous Of placing before our readers
both sides Of every question, we have Ia
ken the liberty of publishing it, knowing,
as I've do. the author to be perfectly re-
sp0nslble for its statements. This wheat,
under the name Of " Mediterranean" is
obtainjng great favor IN Pennsylvania. =
Southern Planter.
VIII you allow me to advise
you to be cautious in reference to the
Delaware, F!y-Proef, or German wheat,
by all Of which names it is known. This
wheat has been cultivated in this section
of country for several years, and think
err not when say. that its value is on
" found in its fy-proof quality.
| t is coarse, dark wheat. much like
rye, and yielding such Indifferent flour,
| that some Of the merchants Fredericks-
burg assert they will buy no more Of it.
The grain never looks pu.hp though it
weighs we'll 1t has turned out mlsera-
bly, this year, so much so, that many Of
ny agricultural friends, who intended
before threshing it cut to SOW large crops
! ct if, will seed very little. and some Of
them meme at all.
NY object is to caution YOU against
the wheat, because observe you intend
setting some of it for sale. | think No
! one wall keep it more two years.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-12-01

Also OF J. N. Sothoran, corner of Bridge and
Congress street, Georgetown.
-- Sothoran, Bridge neae Market street,
Georgetown.
What IS the difference between the moral
gult Of the counterfeiter of a popular rnedi
cine, which has gained its reputation bv its
goodness, and he who counteffeits the circula-
ting medium! Are they not both equally
guilty and do they not both commit crime for
the same purpose-aamely to benefit them
selves at the expense of others1
Always remember that no Apothecarv or
Druggist sells the genuine Brandreth pills
Purchase OF the rgents alone, and YOU will be
sure to get the genuine medicine Every a.
gent has copper plate certificate OF agency
signed b. Dr.. Brandreth and also by his cen.
eral agent.
Bemars d Counierfits!-Purchase Of eth
er ofthc following agents and you will be GER
tain OF receiving the genuine Rrandreth Pills.
ASK to see the certificate of agencv-if that
cannot be shown. do not purchase.
DR.. Brandreth's Baltimore Offices, for the
sale CT the Pills are
Principal office. No. 80, S. Charles street,
Sd door south OF Platt street
Saratoga Office, No. 60, SARATOGA street. be-
tween Howard and Eutaw streets.
Remem6er-Aone are genuine sold BIZ druggists
BENJAMIN ZEIGLER.
General Agent for DR.. Drandreth.
me following is a List cf the ncmes ia
SHENANDOAH COUNTY
Woodstocil-Sibert & Dinges.
Strasbnrg-Bird, Lee & Co
Iom's 3rook-J. & y. Grabill.
Columbia Fnrnace-Hupp. Machir & Co.
stony Creek-Richard Miller.
Mount Jackson-Iohn n Hill & Co.
New Market-J D. Zirkle & Brother.
PAGE COUNTY. K.
Luray-Gahriel Jordan.
6altinore Office Corner of Light Mercer.
b. BRANDRETH, NJ. u.
July 4, 1841--y.
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Married people should not quarrel.
Il is interesting, Lut sometimes unplea-
SAINT in It's results. Charles Carr, o!
fhllade' phia, a Young man Of %, was
married four months ago. The other
morning his wife quarrelled with him,
ard he went and Killed himself by TAX
ng laudanum. If she loved hin-aud
women who loved most are most likely
to quarrel-she must feel rather unplea-
sanity, about now.
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LIFE ASp nEkr.ru TO THE BODY.

LIFE 4 NE HEM f+ti j y LILLE GOI'1-
O5servestliat each Aren't hss an Engraved
Certificate ot = geHcy, containing rcpfesen-
tation Of DR. Brandrei!l's Manufactory at sing
Sing, AMI upon which viii also be seen exact
comics Of the NEW TsBELS NOW USED
UPON TIE BRAIyDRETH PILL BOXES,
and wh'chit is believed ~ih prove the 7,
COUNTE RFEITERs' DEATH BLOW:
The public Will, therefore, please observe,
tllatsno '}pandretb pills can be relied upon as
the TRUE and GENUINE unless each box
has these new tables upon it, There are
three. and each contains a fac smile signature
Of DR. B: Brandreth These labels are en-
graved On steel. beautifully designed, and done
at ar expense OF several thousand dollars.
REMEMBER. the fac-simile signature of
r. BRANDRETH must he upon the top OF
the box, uaon the side, and also the bottom OF
the box BY careful examination the name OF
Benjamin Drandreth will be found on several
parts Of FFGE NEW LABELS, being anzex-
ACT transfer Of the writing of DR.. Brandreth.
This name will be found III the Net Work.
THE PILLS ARE SOLD AT 25 CENTS
PER BOX, AT 241 BROADWAY, N Y;
At y. EIGHTH STREET, PHILADEL-
PiITA; and by 10000 Agents in the United
States and Canada, whose Certificates and
Pills should be carefully examined before a
purchase IS made.
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DIR. b. ERANDRETH's
VEG ETABLE UNIVERSAL PILL

" aIiII ABLL Q N .-l.is5 81 Ills
tend to cure all Diseases, becanse they are she
natural medicine Of man, and, therefore, only
remove the corrupt or vitiated hun ors. tbe
cause Of pain and sickness, leaving tie goot
huV4ars 10 e~;ye
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-12-01

Druggists!!!-I have in my possession COur-
terfeit Brandreth pills, purchased of the fol-
lowing Druggists, viz:
G. 8: Y. PoppIein. No. 7 " Liberty st.7
Dr.. Ddier, No IS March Market Place, :
F. Heitzelberger, corner of Gay and Sara Z
toga streets z
G. X. Tyler. norner Of Market and H.gn :
street.
Also of ] F Callan. corner of E and 7tIl0-
streets.
w Gunton. corner OF Pennsylvania Ave =
nue. and 9th street.
- Watkins, corner of Pennsylvania
and 4th street. :
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A RFCUL RAJ
a n i s s.A 7
BY T. J.. RANDOLPH. ESQ .

D.lrered before The agricultural Society
of .altemarle. al tier aanual fajr on he
est, Of Octobtr, l842.
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MEDICAL AID.

LII those who arc need Of medical aid of certain de-
n scription, should, without fail obtain copy little
book entitled the Ruhcon, With engavngs. This little work
published second edition with valuable improv
en1rscd Tn: are beautifully dops and accom-
city practice a, Mon street nearly opposite Tho
ing G Of this for many Sar past enable. him
rect The patient here guided in the selection Of remedies
according the condition cf
The plan Of the book is show the ordinary symptoms
occurring in common with the best method Of cure,
then shows what other aud do frequently hap
pen, with appropriate and remedies adopted in
the bad symptoms should The pce the book
is 80 cents
II ia worthy Of remark that many persons instead of being
promptly cured, from day day taking vaoas
under where medicine alone could
erae cure Now is very mponant TO the patient that
he inform himself this particular subject and
which cannot be more p,cgarly explained in public print
to be had the drug stores Fulton St. numbers So 70 and 1907
Dr. GREGORY has established himself in the practice Of medi
cine and AT 80 Mott which drug
about 100 yards from Chatham square, nearly opposite the
cuch Dr. c. docs limit his attendance few hours; he
at bone and may be consulted at hour Of the day
evening.
Letters from the country, describing symptoms and
closing fee will be puncualy attended to If post paid
. Irts
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MEDICINES.
LUCINA CORDIAL.

barely three yea since IRE ne raj ipo,udon Of
and SUSTAINED the which had pre- souy scsu
inventor BY the unvsd has been 10 uos-
sss in le cure e. neipeu consumption The Lnowers
frame first suggested the idea Of using in his way and
the mas wS e the catalogue Tor
with due pecantion under tae control Of the pste, Il
cors % @ ss u m"er.
bus difficult painful ncontnence Of Urine and
impulse OF restorative is wanted a. throughout The United
States has taken precedence Of all other suoh
ns speedy and Dr. o.
trouble Should there however Be person labonx under
s me i 70 them with ii confidence sna
on my personal responsibility, feeling assured IL they
and r ra ,sainss 10 Dr. Masn viii Be the result
also the case in EuIore the immense M rspatcon
yssyaIed nbabe and generally admitted g enable
females who had been barren 20 bear and
paen hopeless pros,raton. 70 Isrect health and sstS,sy
n ajs csisbty
s great Of s, ,ns
declined 70 %ss ba e tho
sale OF OF hundred thousand bottles coupled
knowledge founded personal observation. can
hesangy warrant as far my most
important end. for which reeommsndsd and has b:
come 50 justly and uH'yetsally popuaT 10 pc rs.s
% Il. . rsr spS s a'S the I"en.
the vire powers males, aud make them focundant
sssd by artificial means and also ssa i can produce
.. H. Which Yhs IT'D enable to
@ hs S a q % g. such mS e
which have ehsegy assumed Win ieenG. q ', m ere
Lsena CORDIAL has been AIDED uTon this
man, the JUN w fsS:R
SS'' and North s ssss rSsd:s
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J. BRADEN

WOULD most respectfully beg leave to inform his friends
and the public generally that he has completely renoyaed
who may be pleased honor him with their patronage He
atters himself will be sufficient those who have
Creams &c for the last nine that nothing shall remain
He still continues the manufacture Of onary in all its
branches and prepared supply families and dealers IN city
grateful ednen for the he has received
he by his future efforts deserys continuance Of the
lea im.r ~ ~ JOHN BRADEN. 70 Canal street.
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ID OCTO II BELL .

DoCT0R BELL devo,es hi, personal attention tdaily,
suffering protracted cases.
successfully treated by pretended pcto-
9uack nost,ums, and all who suspect liz, remains disease
lurking IN The system, may consult Dr. b. always with
antee oi a
Persons contemplating marriage wno have been the sub:
condolences Posr letters describing the OF persons
distance, have his prompt attention. d.. b.
permanent.
doors from broadway. MI Int
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MEDICAL
DIR. MORRISON

NORTH RIVER p!srE vsARY aoitS Fulton street, near
~ Greenwich. DE- Nor member of the Royal College
Of Physicians and Surgeons, London, and formerly Surgeon
the British Navy couupes % be consulted daily diseases
delicate and fhoe distre
o, eudeios. and the imIudenl Of quack
ces Mr. NJ has haa Of 22 treating de-
lcate diseases all and conn Heated FORMS
MIDI safe and in libe substitute c mercury eIadcst-
patient TO risk restricting him ms usual diet puI-
suits, while his medicines agreeable IN and smell
Permanent distractions the urehra uc and
accompanied with much irritation and du pain Of
consequences Of mares and Leading ultimately
istuas. Dr. NJ treats structures scientific manner
dualy promoting absorption Of the hekered membrane with
out
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.-rbCu,ands Of young
men suffering from the of Indulgence
destructive habit and whose farther injured
from the of nosms and pretended Specifies which
late only TO induce depression. Dr. NJ such
purely pathological principles and fails establishing
cure cases ,he most obstinate yield 20 hs plan e
full advice and ofte Union
and confidence observed 2tis Fulton St mia
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VALIER'S
EREN &c II PILL s..

ONE box Of these nesmabs Pills worth al The Quack
~ Medicines in the world for the Of certain disease
CoMMFNr.-f examine the nature of the above disease
and the situation the Parts Affected must consider
very impoant object 10 able obtain remedy
tain action the time composed Of such nge-
dents will the possibility OF discovery while using
it. actwell known TO many, that most OF the remeGes
offered for these diseases composed OF such nauseous drugs
as 10 render il almost impossible continue their without
cresnSa sickness the somscho other unpleasant coass.
remedy as VALIERS FRENCH PILLS will meet the uni
vena APPRECIATION, being entirely fire: from those OBJ ectons
The proprietor would here remark that ne efficacy OF these
the contrary is founded uon rational experience having
used them successful practice for upwards OF ten yeaIs ne
feels confident of their superiority the remedies hitherto
employed
Sold No. 90 Nassau street, 459 Broadway and 50 North
Sixth street Philadelphin Price 81 boz. mis- imsc
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MEDICAL OFFICE,

81 LlSPENARD STREET N. Y. CITY.
M ADAME COSTELLO, grateful for the extensive patron
VI hery bestowed since she opened the above or
Gee respectfully oicirs the attention Of females and mothers
in particular the following Medicines of her preparation
which have proved eecu remedying the diseases for
which they recommended, wiz
Madame Cosellos Pile Ointment certain cure for the
Piles in all cases.
German Soothing Syrup prepared expressly for children
teelhng, will rfectuJly prevent fits, screaming, &c
Madame Coel,o's Nipple Paste the remedy
for nipples, and which mother should be without.
Diarroea Cordial the efectual remedy possible gene
rally requiring but few doses effect perfect
Lip Salve Cream Of Amber, removing pmples botches
reduces, tan, sun-bun and freckles.
Hair Renov,to positive preventive to he Hair falling out
will restore in bald places and give it rich dark. glossy a
pearancc.
Alsoa Beautiful Dye for the Hair. does color the skin
but will red grey light hair beautiful black La
dies have applied the Office by Madame Costello
ranted.
Madame Cs Ointment and Lotion, positive for the
sal rheum, letter scald head and other euphons
of the skin.
Cases of Liver Complaints which have been standing for
years have been cured in short time by Madame Cs
cellent remedy and restored 90 perfect health.
Madame Costellos Syrup for after Pains falling
NEEDY.
Each and all of the above prepared aud sold 81
Lspensrd ST. and where obtained such proofs OF these
facts will convncehe public there fancy these
sertions.
Madame C. would inform ladies' that good may be OBJ
tanned at the shortest notice hy applying at her Office
All he POSTPAID ml8 1m$c
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MEDICAL AID.

MO- PECK SLIP-Doctcr Carpenter usual, deyoes his
~ entire personal attention the relief OF the afflicted and
Fortunate the eectuai and speedy of all diseases at his
old established and well known Peck slip Dispensary. No
psr n near Pearl street Dr. CsrnteT bsgs leave apss
lcerete Of the New York State Medical Society, and OBJ
tanned his diploma in this city the 1915 Ht what
the know is the fact that he speedily and
ees.ualy his patients thousands sht and many win
testify His Offices and enienv adapted
the comfort and privacy Of patients who exposed
obseiy aon and his charges will be found ssonShc
DIR. CARPENTER
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Church and Chambs and drug stores ls Broadway
way cor Market and SaI Fulton street. Brooklyn. Price 81.
je2 lm.r
W. Of Physicians and m, GLASGOW Scotland Il ri
patrons that she b. consulted her own house,
Sss Ssr W an. aS night
Mn has tn. lest e Issssne.s S% many Of ss most
MEYER E kEeGX FIVE. br%s Hsss and
Ssss 81 eaiSSfsSa SUI S Dr. o's0'a e''
.ss
s' he sss Sc "SsIs:ss
5 sS&fS aSss ss ssnE saa hT
s. corner Of Chs,cphsr, NY and VIM Bailey ~ Fulton
M Rssasn 'sa see D0oln and mis- Snss
@SnN REwARD.-cRoss' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
analogous complains Of the organs Of generation
ali Ismsde: discovered for the above complaints. this
makes speedy and permanent wthOp! the least
give long qusekh recommendations deceive III.
shall speak forit Our object notify where it be had,
Sa ssfsa sSi
This disease that unfortunately peryades all ranks Of no
css low rich and poc S ,;s and single They
sse ss .1posar the shortest pess
he ds nsbs BE % ssn i SSs
81 bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally
many cured in two days.
For sale only at VIVA H. Minors is2 Broadway corner Of
John street opposite Franklin House. New York. Jones'
Of Chestnu' and Seventh Philadelphia and j.
NJ Smiths l3s Washington street Boston. myI3 lms
DR. DAVID BRENNA has the honor Of informing his
- friends the public that lac has rrmovedfom the Granite
Building IT'S Chambers street. wher~ he will without the
use Of mercury cure radeally and few days.
veterr cases Of svrhic Diseases d. Srenna remedy en-
tirey from any poison.s mineral and when
taken according his directions, will painful
symptoms which invariably follow the abuse Tor rather the
Of mercury and other n31ions incidence 80 universally 'dmn
{. administered without the least danger Of bad
qucnccs the patient being able during the treatment attend
10 his business and live usual.
Dr. Benna practice not confined TO the Of the above
but will continue his professional advice
tents and administer medicines on the homsopathic system
the only that has chronic diseases
Office hours, from 10 to O'Clock, and from 10 p. NJ
Chambers street IFS. ma imr
on all parts Of the United States made Oh
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RroHARp REED. Com. of Deeds. mis- lmsr
DOCTOR GT OVER

Pegs inform those who have recently enquired IL he has
left the practice of his profession, that he continues
prescribe for such his aid usual Those difficult
and poiracsd which require practical experience to
ecen; improvements in chemistry have into his hands
raj and important remedies which have ESCAPED the obse
vston Of the less scritinisins physician
Pr Gloyers primary education enables him 70 keen pace
dica The should beware
the host Of self named Doctors and of whom
aspire be authors OF little books upon subjects which they
totally ignorant.
Office, No Ann st-prvate entrance <th door from the
Museum-ofcc hours until O'Clock PM. mo6 lmSc