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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03
TREAT CENTRAL ROUTES,

-Szzz<59-S 20 -AsSs5r-sSst
FROM NHEELING 10 Baltimore, Hashipg-
Zen Guy, Phiiodsiphia, .Nsie iork and B0s-
ton.
Nv an arrangement fnr a term OF yesrs. with
the baltimore aud OHIO ana PHILADELPHIA
sn@ Baltimore Rail Roai I ompenies, the
yrOpretoTs of the Good Intent and National
Read stnge companies from WheSlilg, are now
prepared TO bull passengers through to BaliIuUr,
for
IL DOLLARS.
And to Philadelphia for
ID DOLLARS.
Time from Uheelivg 10 Butt more b hours
DO do PhtIIdeIDhId 40 do
ElTCoactss leave the Office IN Water street.
every day a. o'clock. A NJ. and nj ~
other hSnrs that parties may wish. securing 10
those who desire not 10 travel at night, OppoTIu-
hi'y to lay over.
The charaster Of these lines, toa n aud c caches
are too well known to the public, to require fur
the remark
Safety speed, economy anH csms 90; to passen-
gers, will be the great aim of the proprIetoTs.
Through tickets given to passengers at the
Wheeling office. Wheeling.
II HUTCHINSON. Agent for Tie
Good Intent Stage Co.
WIN X NEWMAN. Agent
. y n. St.ge Company
For tickets apply at the Great Central Il Jute
stage oincu on Mater st one or above the L y
ho'e.' jy Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03
MEDICAL INSTITUTE

MEDICAL INSTITUTE
OF THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE.
THE Lectures in this institution. will com
mence, as usual, on the FIRST Mosday ONO
VEN Der, and coutinue until the last Of F0bTuaTy
JEDEDIAH COBB. ND,
Professor OF Anatomy.
CHAS CALDWELL. VI n,
FIofInstitutes Of Medicine and Medical
JOHN F. COOKE, ii D,
Prof Theory and Prrctlce OF Medicine.
SAMUEL D GROSS, NJ d,
Professor Of Surgery.
HENRY MILLER, NJ d,
Prof ObStsures and Diseases Of Woven and
CHARLES w SHORT. VI d,
Prot Mataiis Mcdica and Medical Botany.
LUNSFORD p YANDEII, NJ ID,
Prof Chemistry and Pharmacy.
DANIEL DRAKE, NJ ID.
Prof Clinical medicine & pathological Anatomy.
Six lectures are delivered dahy. The fee for
each ticket ~ SIS. The notes of good aud sol
vent Banks Of the States in which pupils reside.
will be received ~ payment. Tive MatriculsuoL
fee - S., and that Of Graduate IN %, hOth pays-
blc in kentucky paper. Tns fee 10 tie Demon
stTataF Of Anatomy, DR. Bayisss. IL 10 dolls. which
inc lutes all the privileges Of attendant on ms
demons atoms and dissectiOns from the first Of
October uli the htst Of March. The price Of
boarding. with fuel, light, and attendants, f. IN
20 dos per week.
Professors Cobb and Cirosp, IN Anticipation.
OF the regular session, viii deliver a course Of
Lectures On Visceral and Surgical AoatOuy.
September and terminating IN the last Sstur-
lay Of October. The fee ia this course - 20 dolls.
Wy order Of the Faculty,
iy2S COBB, u. Dean.
ENOR RENT-A srn1li dwelling Luu-s Coulia.
ng UG three good rooms, t0gether Wirh 80
coiieut co.. .ing stove AVID h,Jlraut conyCuieNt -
TERMS modrrate. Apply ~ PETER HOLDINGS
HEAD. ur JAMES DARE. ~ 10
81 BBJ.S CAMwOOD. received aud f1r
n - sale w OLIVER PRYOR.
IyI4 Wbcriug.
- CEROONs OF SPANISH INDIGO,
= received and frr ale ~
Wa O PRYOR, Uu'on -, wbcvlipr
mnn LBS CINNAMON, Tc~sivrd srd
VNE eS sale By OLIVER PRYOR,
Wa Wheeling
A LCOH0L waJs su-i ~. Sholsssis and
- retail By OLIVER PRYOR Joiuo =,
III VVh~cituu, Va.
IGfOPAL VARNISTi. u'sde a"d pod W
lCWIG OLIVER PRYOR Wheei'ug.
"ONNETs.-J RB MARSH, have
ius1 received 81 thsir Store, No ttl Main s.
-. ,siscficu q frs FioreaCs Braid Buusls
y mn thsy ell rsH Cbsfr 90 cash NAY %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03
WOOL,

TASH and the highest market rat,s paid for
u cleaM wasned WOOL r M'KEE & CO.
10 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03
NENDEL & HARBOUR.
TRI STEE,S Bale.

nv ~ III - - n liz
Nv ILL be sold on Monday the seventh day
w of August lSi3, ut puhlic auction the
hghest bidder nj q front door Of The Court House
Of his county. desirable pew ia the Presby terrain
Church. Selling a. trustee, | shall only convey
such title is vested in me by the deed under
which sell For further particulars apply ru the
subscriber Sir John Knoie. Terms made known
on the day VI sale. T. Ii FITZHUGH
~ 70 Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03
aNIRsr MARKET-Gmho,n.., =,

n Ladies National Magsznrs. Tor August. with
beautiful enSrIvl"gs. just reed aud Gnr sale nj
V ~ MELLOR'S. Union ST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03
y NEW Foot AND sIToE EsFa NJ.

NEW Foot AND SHOE ESTAB-
LISIIMEET
JOHN r. WADE,
NIANUFACTURER of Ledie-,' Cen'lenl ,.,'.
w AMI Chldreu's ILois ard SI,oes Man sir
doors south % Virginia II1isl Wheeling,
kcegs constantly on hand ss~nTiment of the
articles, At EaHrTu prices, AZ inside under his
irts pesttun. ard oi the besi Philsdeipara Tstsl
fWne - t8A1-lv
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03
LAST or THE SEASON!
look our FOR GREAT PaBJ4INs, a.
~ II SEIHIfC

WEJHO l,ss just received addtionai supple f.
" NEW SEASONABLE DRY COO e.
Ehseh render his 'iOck again equai 10 any 10 30
WrEf
Aunrg oIhcr gr-sr iujuesmfuls which he u4f..-
d, the pYbltc. ans bs STOCK Ct Ci,sss, Cassins ..
al Gead 7asess' Sg-pier Wezr.
To the Lad.ss. BE- sfrr choice saieoiia. F.
FTa-grcs Bad ed ESeJ,sk Slru1 Bssasts
heauufsi supply Of French Lawns CbjutEs, r.
Sc, &C. Vse Ereaiss vsriety % rich new style L.
sud LACE GOODS, snd alunUsi every variety D..
iiue tast - nrutpu-sd. aud b-iug disrrs
ssii 81 the very shortest prefts for CESH. be
be csnu1, fail 20 vii Ell purchasers Vio give
raa. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03

NAILS-3OO Kegs OLIPHANTS' Superior
~ NAILS, Tor sale by
jy 10 JAMES II FORSYTH g. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03
EOI-NTAIN INN.
late Beihoorsr's.i Lrour ~ BALTIMORE.
W W DIN. =,


'a'e bsthoorsr'sii LioHr ~ BALTIMORE.
s,. W D5H' ,oc, Pr-p,ictor,.
81 A'iNG leased this extensive auL E,v"T,te go
'ab'ish'n' 1T, and rutIrely Ieuu, aied and re-
49, ~ 'h'"nshoui. ~ that u can CupIsste odyRut1-
7Sy "iih any similar esia hlishnenI in the UnInu.
ave no hesitation ~ ebdravuring 10 aurnri tho
=, "'"h "i i'e travelling puhlr o. tins lav,TiIe
80" " Tie most sireuHous cScrliuRS. juined To
10y i"FSih.e c"uNCuienrc Iu Ice E,und rlse> hc re.
- insure success. they pledge themselves tia ats
"''ner well earned rrpuIatiGn shall not ,uI, hp
meriled bat .uSIasse,
:" "'"fuuncc wHh the Jilhru oT the iirh--,
''J have Determined To reduce their charge. TO
'",,esi"nd Pr;ce ~ 25 per duy.
baltimore. Jnly 3, 1913 Iv
TRUSTEES SALE.
sk virtue ~ deed II trust from Charles
Sterter 'Hd Elizabeth his wife IL me bcar-
HS cave me 2d day of February 4 ID. Is43 and
no" o. record IA tire clerk Office ct the county
court Tor ONO county. | shall on Tuesday the
18th day OF August -, ~ 10 n'c'ock A M n tbe
trout u0oT OF he Court house for Ohio county
sen 10 me hg est and best bidder nj I,,tll at,-
'l"n' Nv" lots OF ground SITUATE 10 Rit ,hirtuvrr
numbered on the plat OF said town, ten and tvslve
III the slSNehth square. together with the build
LIS ana improvements on the same.
hess lots arc well improved with good brick
tenomer t. aud the title - believed to o., undo,bI
Ell ana hce from all membranes
SellnS AZ TrEstce, shall Convey such TILE as
- vested IN me by The sald deed of trtist
Terms made known on the day of sale
JAMES y WHEAT, Trustee.
BRENTLlNGER q SHALLCROSS,
~ II Is AVefiOHeerS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03
E &2sa Z s2 go : .,5.ss s4ll.1..

-
HH ROWN X cos Baltimorc. Philadelphia Cum.
II - berlaud, PiIrshItgh. Wheeling CINCINNATI.
Louisville and ST Louis package Express, FOREIGN
Letter, aud Geuerul Fnrw srdlng Office Specie
Bank No'es. Par els. and eases Of Goods of every
description. nill he received and forwarded " M
the utmost dssparch To all the Eastern. osieIu and
Southern cities. also To LiyerPool. London Paris and
HaNre.
Particular attention given "a Custom House Busi.
ness, csliecIion OF notes, drafts bills. &c. &e.
Spccini messenget - III leave the Baltimore
Philadelphia New York offices daily.
OFFICES AND AGENTS
Messrs ATKINSON d TENPLEAAN. Cumberland, Nj
JANIS Y. CALDWELL, Esq. Wheeling. Va.
l.. 7. tRANcIscUs g. Co. ThIrd ST. CINCINNATI, Ohis
Aud M 80 N Main. st Lnuis. Mo.
GEORGE a. Berry E-q Pittsburgh. Pa.
Brown * &c. 42 South Third Street, Philadelphia.
Pa.
And Museum Building, BalIinore street. Baltimore.
Md. iulv ia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03
Union Sta.yyheelIne Va.
hNE WORD OF CAUTION ON BLOOD

ANE WORD OF CAUTION ON BLOOD
" LLTrlNG.-lI is a well Known fact that
pure and healthy b'od is more lmpid than impure
or diseased blood, therefore. when n vein il opened
lhe most pure part flows from it. leaving bohind the
impurities " iIh more room increase their vim.
l'ncr; a. then. by blood letting we take q much
larger proportion Of healthy blond than we do &c
the diseased parlicesdo no, diminish the strength
oi the body. and render the system less able io rad
itself "i the causes ofimpure bio than it was pre-.
Hi"us I" hiecding'-eI Common sense answer Ihi.
que'iIoii-and let sound judgement and good dis.
>Tei"n prompt the course Ia be puTs~ eds instead Of
rcs"rng Ia The lancet for relief purchase box Of
Std'n6HrH'S Vegetable Extract Pills; use them ac-
r"rdng to the directions, and health Will he your
happy p"rIion, with all the blood that nature has
gwen To Strengthen aud susisin you through lile
and not To he split.
The nbove medicine is for sale at IS cts per her
al the office 33S Broadway.
For sale by JOHN II THOMPSON
nj the bookstore of WIN RUbh
Also iot sale by + w BASSETT
aug Suuth Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03
CHANCERY SALE.

OF LOT NO III ON FIFTH STREET
IN CHANCFRY--In the Circuit Superior eoar,
Of Law and Chancery for Ohio county.
5 tan & Morton,
Jacob F. Bier and Others
By vIItue Of the proceedings and DEGREES IN
the above. manned cause shall proceed 10 cell ~
public aIction, 10 ihe hi2hss and best biddcy on
Monday the SEVENTH day Of August, Isi1.
tbeinG court dAv,l at the froot door of Tie
ctuTt house OF Ohio county, the lot of ground
Itnhled at the corner. east 81 fifth ard souih cf
john streets in the city of Wheeling being desip-
mated on the plat thereof by the number one
hundred and &c enty seven liz, on the follow
ing terms of sale, viz; the purchaser TO awe bond
and security for the purcha money, pay able III
equal ms alments, IN eight, sixteen and twentv
tour months from the day of sale, respectively,
with interest from the day of sale. -
w MITCHELL, DeputV for
ARCHIBALD WOODS, S o G, and
le 81 IL Communicative
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03
Il, NUMSEN

"AVING fitted up his old stand ] 81 Main
II II for The reception Of customers, tenders has
services TO his old friends and The public. He will
furnish parties or families with pound fruit, sponge
almond, tart cake, SC. sc, PLAIN or in superi
style, also with fruits, confectionery aud every SOFT
Ia from att excellent and pure fountain. Confectic.
nary, Fruits &c serv ell up all times TO visiers
Tie ~ sure that those who call on him will be sure
10 call again. juue 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03
NUDGE SWANS NEW WORK ON ExE

III
70 CUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS
ISAAC n WHITING has this day published .
Manual iOr ES, cutors and Administrators In the
SeIIltrn OF E-ia'es Of deceased Persons. with
Practical FIRMS &c. &c BY Joseph Swan.
President Judge OF the Twelfth Judicial C'rrru.
md uuthor of Swans Treatise The Law relating
NJ the Powers aud Duties OF JuSIrves OF the Peace
and ConsIables. in the Siaie of Ohio
This work ~ intended To be what its tiilc purpsris
Manual for those Tho scIIIe the ni dccea.
sed persons IL enbUdes the provisions of the Sta
ia es, wnh such Comments. Decisions. Forms. and
other matter deemed requisite for persons not
skilled I'm Ihs law undrrsaud the ordinary duties
Of Executors ard Admini,Irato The object has
been .epr in view Throughout. tot ohly because a
large hook would be almost useless TO those pcr,uns
Who dcsire to read not more than Is necessary 10
make themselves ~ ell acquainted With their gene
raj duties. hui because ia most Cases. an Executor
"r Administrator would not be JusIIHable IN purcha.
siEg expensive work Besides, 10 will perhaps
he tiun4 that tho book emb,les much more useful
Information Than The more yulumnous and elaborate
English works upon the same suhjedi. The various
subjects nTe treated could be. in the or
der "a which Ihc various duties should he Serisrm-
eel. beginning wi h the Notice Iu CREDITOR then the
taking at Il . h.yennry and Schedules. with FoIms:
The Sale and Sale Bill; what are Assets and what
not; the Collection ur The Assets and when md
howl the Authorization Of Claims against the Es-
lnie' and their Arbitration, Sc, viii FsrmsI the Sao
Of the Real Esiatci The Remedies hy and ng 81
Ex1ruiors and Administrators; the Mode Of Seuu z
ln-slveni Estates, &c, 81. vol ~ mo.
From the well known talent of the AuIhor anI
the time ard labor which he has devoted to the sbuvo
work. the publisher confidently believes u VIII be-
found equally rs valuable 10 Executors and Admin
lsirsiorS as his well known Treaties has bSen 10
Justices Of the Peace. Lawyers. and men OF business
generally. For sale Al the Bookstore Ct
STEPHENSON & HASWFLI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03

SAMUEL NEEL hns Just received a good as
~ soriment uf ANNlLS and VICES uG the n,o,i
approved stamps; also SMITHS BELLOWS. ,e =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03

q y ~ UtIIIg INC hNIISI nHd LADIES
WORLD combined. Number of the above " ork
just received al Melor's call ond sec; it is ono of
me best works oi the kind ever published w
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03

ENOR RENT-A sTs1ll dwelling Lou-s CouliS
ug UG three good rooms, Together wtfh 80 on.
Ccileut COOKING steve AND hy,lr1ut convenient --
Terrn- moderale. Arply ~ PETER HOLLI NC;S
HEAD. ~ JAMES DARE. ~ 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03

COUNTER SCALES, a new article warraa
- ted accurate. for sale by
mayIs OFT e. GREER.
MANILA AND MIS- SOUkI HEMP
We 20 bales Manila
5 tons Missouri Hemp. For sale Nv
may 10 X M'KEE & co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03

CHANCERN-In the Circuit Superior
=, Court OF Law and Chancery, for Ohio cousty,
Shrn er, Brady & Chapline, &c.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-03

"ONNETs.-J n g. = n MARSH, have
II i,sf received ~ ttsir Store, No itl Main s.
-. * g,rs ,sieciou q FIRE FloreSos Brad Byuosts
y h,eh tssy ell rsH cbsfr 90 cash may %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-02

RENTs.-As this is the season at which this SUBJ
ect occupies the attention Of our citizens propose
to offer few observations thereon. That, owing
to the general depression OF business, tenants cannot
afford and ought not to pay the previous high rates.
is evident, and the business and necessity of lower
rents will appear, when consider, that while the
amounts and profits of business, the value of real
and personal estate and the cost of articles of use
and consumption have declined fully one half, rents
in general have not declined in proportion. But, say
the landlords, it'll large increase in the taxes on
property, is it fair that should take less rent
Certainly. Does not the owner OF personal properly
also pay the increase, and does it increase its value
or enlarge his income Z Does the capitalist receive
any larger interest for his loans? Are they not &C.
tualy getting less And ought not the holder of
fast" property conform to the times They can
also procure many Of the comforts and even uxu-
ries of life, with the rents proporonate TO the times
they could at previous expansion prices. would
advise landlords who have good tenants to conform
to the times and keep them, and not insist upon
such rates their business cannot afford, the result
of which is to break them up, and the landlord To-
SEES his tenant and his rent KNIcKERBoCKER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-02
Circuit Court.
n.(e.. Ial- XzA

EB.l-Wdiiis 4 Christopher VS.. Moss & Bond.-This
case has been up in this Court for some days The
defendant Moss, young man carrying the dry goods
business at Mount Morris, Livingston County in New
York. came to New York city in the month OF September
last and gave orders several houses goods to large
amount, and amongst other houses, TO the plaintiffs In
October sent orders again to the different houses to
which he gave the former orders The goods ordered
upon both occasions amounted to $4,000 The propor-
ton Of the goods ordered from plaintiffs house
TO than 800 appears that when the orders were
received the plaintiffs made enquiry about the sol.
vency and credit Of Moss and upon that point reference
was made to Bond Bond represented him TO be young
Of good standing and perfectly worthy of credit
Upon these representations plaintiffs gave him goods
afterwards turned out that at the time the orders
given Moss minor that Bond knew the fact and also
knew ct the time he made those representations Moss
refused credit by another house the ground Of his mi
il was found he unable to his engagement He
then declared for the first time that he minor and if
his creditors persisted in pressing him for their demands
he would set Up his minority defenceto their proceed
ing' subsequently, Moss caused meeting of his crej
tors be held at which he offered pay them fifty cents
the dollar and their refusing accept this, he
threatened to plead his minority The defendants Bond
and Moss have pleaded separately. The Court has been
for nearly two days engaged in hearing testimony Of the
plaintiffs tending support the foregoing statements and
PENDANT, Moss
McVesn Bos v orh for plaintiffs Mr.. Sherwood for
Moss, and Mr.. Cutting for Bond.
In the course Of his charge, which very long, the
BE discharged from the contract but he must restore the
goods The privileges Of an infant may be used as shield
not sword fknowing himseifto be infant he made
the contract with the Intention Of regulating it, then II
throws very unfavorahe libt upon his transaction II
Bond made false representations with the intention 10 de-
ceive them you find verdict against him. The Ju
y was ordered bring sealed verdcto morrow morn
ing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-02
Court Of Common Pleas.
Before Judge InRlig.

JAN 3l.addington ID. Frye and Robert l.. Shawlps the
New York aud Harlem Railroad Compdny.-The plaintiffs
sued the defendants because they refused to pay small
bill of about $500 The circumstances as follows
The plaintiffs extensive manufacturers of nautical
and mathematical instruments. The company wanted to
q number Of instruments for surveying a track in
Wcschester county and directed their chief Mr.
Shpman, to purchase them wherever he could on the
credit OF the company. Accordingly, Mr. Shipman pro-
ceeded to the store Of the plaintiffs where he was well
known, and ordered among other things superior Como.
meter valued at $40 which the plaintiffs we're obliged
to manufacture specially for this company Pay day came
around but there funds Alter several fruitless
efforts collect their bill the plaintiffs this suit
and came on to be tried Tuesday The plaintiffs cal
led Shpman as witness who stated that the amount
claimed was correct and that he had certified similar
bill to the company n correct
The defendants then stepped up and insisted that they
were not responsible for the their engineer that
they knew nothing about the purchase Instruments
question although they asked the engineer to certify TO
Their delivery and received from him inventory OF the
same And they also insisted that 1t the custom OF all
cngineesto furnish their instruments But the court
and jury looked upon this whole defence as being very
small potatoes and found verdict for plaintiffs &3O3 81
For plaintiffs James r. BeersFor defendants, Sanford
and Msrsels,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-02

SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK.
william Whine, New York, late merchant Bensjah
O. Smith, New York, clerk John B. satterth waite, New
York, clerk Elisha Sherwood. New York, clerk Ma
haniel Washburn, New York carpenter; John Woolsey
Flatlands, Kings County, late merchant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-02

The FIERIE FoLE This new pantomime came
off last night at the Park. # is gorgeous DISPLAY
OF scenery aided by most ingenius machinery We
shall speak of il more fully hereafter, in the mean
time the public will notfal TO visit the Circus and
see 1t tor themselves it must have greatrun-
Mrs. Howard as la Belle Maugerih, did herself
gre" credit. She IS as nimbe-iooted on terra TRINA
as she IL upon horseback There are several acts of
magic and enchantment that are very surprising
The last scene "a the pantomne is exquisltely beau.
u'ul, and produces great effect twill be med
again tonight