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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
NEW WHOLESALE
BOOT, SHOE. AND LEATHER
STORE.

Monroe. between Main and Marketstreets,l
WHEELING, Va.
f.. POLLOCK,
- ESPECrFULLY informs the public thst ne has
~ sened above of the largest stocks IN his
line that offered in thismarkei, which was
purchased the lowest of the Eastern maufac-
lures Cash. and will Re sold Wholesale. TO country
Merchants Shoemakers and Dealers generally, at a
much lower rate than has before been offered HIS
stock exhibits iull assortment Of Boois Shoes Lea
Their, and all things appertaning TO the trade, among
which Viii he found:
$40 pairs mems Boots, various qualities;
30nD % calf and kip Brogaus, do
40G0 Ladies Boots and slippers, do
3Ge0 Bow Boots and l;rorans. do
2009 % Youths Boots and BroGaHs, do
2Qt0 Misses Boots and slippers, do
5000 Children's do do do
4 large stock of MoRocoo SKINS. IISIsS aud BiSpISa
SKINS of various qualities. SHoT TnRKAD, Pos &c.
In,Oa0 lbs New York Sole Leather;
5000 lbs Baltimore do do
30 barrels Tanners Oil.
His stock will be often renewed and always embrace
full assortment of Goods in his line.
May 49, lS4s PpiLoCh'
WHOT ,ESATE CONFECTIONERY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
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pR. SWEETSER'< PtN'CEA
o..Hr4 MEDICINE .s wurr-rt-i. aH orit Hf, % -'~.
4 .-.- r .sril.l COL. ll9C'. .1-ivH ~ sir, f.--
,.. t-f...r.fa+fs Do ur sa- ..ieielIlns tl.'tfas
.-.4 .r..rlse Upon Et.4-H tHs riHfI' #.-. .t 't
..,. tft dar.Iu,r|H = with r1tafa5 rN..t.s a".
tf ....asnfau- Huuuf- from tae haaa ta. rHil. e. N
Ks ff.t.urv with srt rcH.theuire tlr -f-t. e H.e
= de- .ta--a r~isfs 9t-e-.Hns ln -nHt. in''e IS
t galr artery. muse b. er rrrve Boz the humane H'
f4t b. hot siren -theued hy t.o ftNtras, ant BE- 1n
,sesr tic renars aie pro- eriy of removing ue. cl}
tr5a thr iv.pe= ard POINTS
FpE FRt rTIONS OF THE SKIN --scur-v. scnr
f.trl+ Affections, Tuuors. Scrrfuia or Kings Evl.
White swelling. VIZ sine4s Ulcers, Cancers Running
-.res -csss and ies time and determined perseyef
auee iu pr SWErrsEa's Fk~trENs will eject a cure.
FOR INDIGESTION
Rejection Of food Nausea, Noniitmss. Nervous alice
lions. Billions complaints Headache, fsieuess or fe
tsie friprularyes q. Swcctser's fauecea viii snuu
effect cure. frt fohsiinae. attended, with grlpnc.
swing pans tie dose should he Increased aud he cure
viii soen 10 objected. let NOT the patients r. rlteu
themselves win he idea that they zoo weak tp t1Sc
much medicine; ~ hear In mind that their mildly orc
attur medicine puts not weakness into the frame Aut
rost certainty draws weakness out. leaves strength n
"a. paec and by giving composed sleep 81 tht, sud an
srHuto 10 relish food. reauimats the whole ffSnc m
vigorous action, clearing the mind and upfovi Tie
sight.
AccompGHied lrjh Nc, U05ts Debilitp, curto
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16

Cosmetics Chalk aud variety Of preparations gen
.- Ia mol ~ Turtet
ny lsfase or powder tAe skin inlamed by tho AHA
M used IA soaps, heauHrs its production Ia the
human lace Divine Neil IN the garden OF rich and
+''ieatey united aud Varegated flowers A free active
ana healthy circulation Of the duds the cOursng OF
the pure, rich blood to the cxtremtes, that which
pants the conference IN the exquisite beauty
II is that which imparts the Understandable shades and
hashes OF loneliness that all admire but none can de.
Sfloe' ms beauty Is the offspring of Ratrc-not %
tohder or soap II there Is free aud healthy circu
'Son There Is no beauty the lady far driven snow
u Sle pant and use cosmetics AID the blood thick
cold and impure she is heantfu Ii she be brow
or yellow, and there is pure and active blood 1t gives
rich bloom TO the checks and bruiancy to teir ewes
that is fascinating.
his is why the southern and especially the Spanish
les are 80 much admired Ladies' IN the VINO take
bhi mite exercise confined in close rooms or hayn
spoiled their complexion by the application or deeicr
Gus mixtures If they wish regain elasticity Of sep
buoy ant spirits sparkling and beautiful complications
lheys should use DIR. TeNnsends Smsaparila Thou.
sands who have tried satisfied are deli .ht
Gu Lnd!os Of eYery statIon crowd our oAice d..ilr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

- '-' 1919 MI II tONIi AN.
Bal ltNuRE. filrsFrtGH Asp WnEElINs.
WESTERN LINE
CHice az III Exchange, Baltimore.
y EhICEp RATES-The CHARGES have teen reduced
49, or ga Message 20 or from Baltimore. pttsbgb or
" hecIins sHd corresponding reduction made IN al
iGrsfaHhc dispatches forN ardcd from BaiID.ore Wes
OF Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
RATES
he charge for ieles aph Dies patch 10 or from Rat
More, fttF.usrh s.H rtH. +. IS cents f,r tbe frst
90 " l@ 90" ifr.e cents iaf each additional word
sJf t'la 90 b n.aar pc tta address and s-uaiure
nili the fp'ul tt4u' uf iut South Western inc Of
e'-rain goa Memphis ie.n. 10 Ne,s ORLEANS des.
.ic ~ t tfta 10 del 4l~ By ths route. and
'-iii' t"i +N'N 'fifai's' Jel3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16

Principal Offices, log FULTON STREET sun Build.
iEg. y y, Rrtdiue a Co. Sisr street. B1.tot. Dyou
. Sous we North Second street., Pulaaetnhia; ; :.
Haucc, Druggist huumors t. W. Coac,l Cha1lesion
N3eH g Co.. t3i tiaturs street. Acv Orleans l05
..u Pearl street, Ah-ay ud by au Oh. puHepal
brH-st. af hHrgA nts generally tlrol- ioat tle Tai
ted sil.'s. W,ei lr..-' .ut ift Cfuala-
For sale. Wholesale aud retail, on C EPRYOR 4 C
Neehts az Dr Todd old s1tud, mann 81. Whseina Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
RaIiimors. Man / 81 Isl-

baltimore. lHaB ch 1917.
certify. that for the last 1--WE years have been az
1icttd with Dyspepsia aud Water Brssh. accompanied
with a GENERAL weakness ofthe whole system. ptrtcu
iarif distressing Pans IN the hack. A. times uy dgc
ten was tad that could scarcely keep anythiur on
-iv stomach and coffee I could NOT touch. has Teen
attended by several DOCTORS and hadtsken arreat many
PRESCRIPTIONS. without receiving any benefit. y few
weeks ego commenced taking Or. sweeter Pauarca.
amt before had finished the first bottle, iet certain %
would cure ne, as medicine had taken had such au
elect on iae. have now taken three bottles, end feel
perfectly well air, Sawcver, taking another bottle Ca
strengthen my nerve( fysiem. make this statement
publicly to let afflicted know where obtain relief
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16

e. -. "A'si our own manufacture IT, mas f,r.,.
!sAf iKAuA . rAULL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16

This certificate coneiUsyoS proves this Sarsapar.
Ia mas perfect control over the obstinate diseases
the BLOOD Three persons cured IN Is unpreee.
deAtel.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16

Wheeling, May l.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
so. 900 eases erdseucraI Debility nud want
NJ Ncrypu- ginsr.N.

Dr. Tovngends Sotsaparia HsI4olftrs fhr w'"'e s}s-
tom permauenily 70 those who have iast fhsir uHst
Bar energy hy tie effects of we eIlc or l-cr, ton COM
itted ii yoath or the excessive Indulgence ~ fHe Fs
sions and brought ou vs. physical pru.ifsoa ~ e nor
son. system lassitude want Of ambition i1iutisF
tiou. premature decay and dsrHe ast-li1r tow lris
that fatal disease C1-nmtsH eau De- cntisf ro-e 81 ~
th. pleasant remedy Thu. Sarsupara is far superior
to my
Trviaornting Cordial
A. DO aud iusi-ufates the stem gives activity
10 the lnh. aus strea-th muscular sys1i1, va
most extraordinary degree.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16
DIR. SWFETSER'S PANACEA.

nYsPEPSIA OF FIVE YEARS pUg tTlON,
Accompgnied rih No UO5ts DEBILITY, cured
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-16

WILLIAM ANDERSON,
EiiN ARn ANHEESpN.
) -e-1.kLlN ANDERSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04
TWO CENTS.

Seiore MIR. Hut's committee it appears that in
many provinces OF Brazil 1t is now rare to find men
OF purely white race. Where this is the case
Haitian denouement could not In any circumstances
be lar OIL and the contag ION of example will un-
doubleday accelerate it,
pean and Alr;asp oa ',,e u uie EURO
worlu 'hey are brought into contact IN the same
communities Is such to increase the reasonable
anxiety which nervades so large port On of the
WoIld 10 nave iull justice done to the African. But
aes motrs, instead Of contentedy Jogging on in the
ruthless system OF operations they have hitherto
pursued, would open their eyes to the necessity of
Inodiiying their measures In accordance with the.
with the lessons of experience.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04

ANARCHY AT RoME.-A letter from Rome,
dated Aug. s, says =" We are IN state of COM
plete anarchy at the moment at which write to
you, it is said that the Civic Guards are making
common cor mon cause with the heroes OF vlcenza and
tramPled under foot the pontifical cockade, &c.
God only knows what he reserves for Rome.
Many persons are. taking measures for putting
raj of the cardinals who were most threatened
lett the CITY. STILL believe that 1000 faithful
soldiers, commanded by an energetic man, would
suffice to maintain order''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04

, lNp1srRIoUs GEnMANs.-A letter IN the Grand
hap,ds cage, from the colony of Germans at
ICELAND, IN that county, gives some interesting
particulars OF the settlement of the place About
one year ago the final tree was ielled and now
there nearly 250 cleared and l5O in crops
of various kinds. Potatoes are growing, which,
last March, were in old Holland they are a
choice, early kind, and are growing remarkably
well and they have a great variety of garden
vegetables and flowers, brought from the old coun-
try, which are entirely new. There has been an
addition to this settlement of some so to 60 families,
numbering in all nearly 400 souls, who have located
some sections, mostly in 40, So and I2O acre
lots. Many of the settlers are wealthy, and have
IN contemplation the building of a steam saw and
flour mill The settlers principally from the pro-
vince of Iceland an island on the north Of Holland;
their number was about 400 Being without teams,
their houses were mostly constructed of poles such
as four six men could carry the lumber for
roofing, flooring, NC, was procured at the mouth
OF the Kalamazoo river, at cost of some $40 or
$l2 at that place. Over 100000 feet of lumber
has been used, at cost OF $13 per thousand The
crops look well, and promise fan. yield. A few
years will show this one of the finest improved
counties In the State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-04

ready and had arrived at Frankfort the 4th inst
The Emperor has been summoned by the Austrian
members Of Parliament have been sent to Frankfort
10 urge his immediate return IL Is hoped now that
he will he prevailed upon to leave lnnspruck. and
that his presence in Vienna will restore public cont
dence.
Our Madrid Correspondence
TIE Mnishy-Freneh Demand Poymen of the Debt Of
1s23-Report Of a Republican Increment, &c
MADRID, August H. 1913
Nj. Mon took the oash yesterday as Minister Of FL
nance and returned TO Madrid, where he immediately
took possession Of the ministry and appointed NJ Ser
his under Secretary The HerGlso denies all the
ports as TO misunderstan ding in the cabinet The
ministry is it says, the contrary, quite accordant
possessing the entire confidence of the crown and the
support Of an immense majority in the Cortes. II |,
said that M Carrajeria will under the aupces of M
Mon resume his functions Director Of the Bank of
San Ferdinand Nj. Eusebio Maria del Vale having
only occupied Professionally the post director The
French Minister il said to have required payment of
the debt contracted to France on MT of the occu
patton OF 1928 which was interrupted by the civil war;
and has not since been resumed
The Trabucaires at Slsza and Bainot de Ball, have
sustained another check; they attacked by the
queens troops and dislodged from their formidable
position republican movement at CASTELAR, dc la
Plnno, mas been reported 1t was only q miserable
demonstration which was Immediately crushed by the
political chief
Letters from Barcelona of the 7th state that band
OF 200 men, well armed and equipped prese ted them
at Masnon where they disarmed sixteen carab
neers, without doing them any injury uttering the
same time, cries Of "pra Ia csnsttucion.' Another
band Of 400 men presented themselves at Badalona.
After having taken all the arms they could find, they
left BY the gate of Barcelona and went towards ''y
Moline de Rey" 1t was said they going to join
other bands at Viafranca 1t is said that the insur
gents now number 40C0 men, amongst whom some
persons OF distinction In Catalonia agitation and dis
content increase vsbly. The facility which with the
Montemolinists make their marches levy contributions
and lay imposts blood and money, contrasts
singuarly with the indifference of government and its
agents.
MADRID BoLsA, August IL Three per cents, 1879,
paper five per cents, H. paper; coupons cash; pas
sievs, d paper. Bank OF San Ferdinand not quoted,
bat the discount Of its notes from 51s to per
cent After Bosa-Three per cents 1914 cash. five per
cents, 10?G, cash; passives, 3 1916, cash.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16
ALI for the Best.

Blessed are they that are blind for
they shall see no ghosts.
Blessed are they that are deaf, for they
never need to lend money, nor listen to
tedious stories.
Blessed are they that are afraid orthun.
DEF; for they shall hesitate about getting
mArriei-and keep away from political
meetings.
Blessed are they that are modest; for
they shall not make fools of themselves.
as some do.
Blessed are they that are lean: for
there is chance to grow fat.
Blessed are they that get no Office un.
der government; for i've hundred and
fifiy.two reasons--not given on account
Of the shortness ofthe days.
Blessed are they that are ignorant; for
theylars happy in ihiukiag they know
everything.
Blessed is he that Il ugly in form and
features; for the girls shan't modest him.
Blessed ere the orphan children; foI
they have. no mothers 70 spsek them.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16
PieEd0m Of thA Press.

The New York Herald in allusion to
the difference between the freedom ofthe
press in this country and Grea. Britain,
says:
"As an example of the direct and in.
direct taxation which is levied by tn.
British government on the press Of the
cOuntry,we may show an estimate Of what
the government levies on the London
Times alone.
''Fhat journal consumes two hundred
and sixty two thousand pounds of paper
annually, the tax on which is sixty.eight
thousand five hundred doIIars-,he reg
ular stamp tax on the advertisements to
one hundred aud fifty six thousand dollars.
the whole reaching to nearly half mil
lion OF dollars, which the government of
that country receives from that paper
alone. Thus. the material itself, the pa.
per, is first taxed; the privilege ofprinting
1t is then taxed at the rate OF penny per
sheet. and then the advertisements, are
taxed at the rate of three shilliugs sterl.
ing each. equal to sevenly five cents of
our currency. How can il be said, in
the face OF these heavy items Ofiaxation,
that the press Of Great Britain is free!
1t y be free from censorship, but it Is
not free in circulation; for with all these
burdens resting upon it, none but the
copParatlveIy wealthy portion of the peo.
pie can aff'rd TO read the newspape S,
and the remainder must, consequently, be
in ignorance Of what is transpiring in the
world around them. It is. therefore, a
direct tax on the dissemination of knowl.
edge aud Intelligence among the people
and YET, in spite Of this, the people o
England will decry the liberty which we
enjoy in the United States. and throw ut
their caps in exults,ion whenever British
freedom, and what not. are alluded TO-"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16
Sublime Spectacle -Volsanos at tho sand.
Wirh Islands.

When the torrent of fire precipiiaIed il.
self into the ocean, the scene assumed q
character ofIeTFiic and terrible grandeur.
The magniHcence of obstruction was new.
eT more percsptibly displayed than when
these antsgonistic elements met ia dead.
y strife. lhe- mightiest of earth's mag.
a1ines OF fire poured forth it's burning bIl.
lowstO meet the mighties. of oceans
For two score m les il came, rolling, tum.
bling. swelling forward, an awful agent
OF death. Rocks melted like wax IN its
path; the very hills were lifted from their
prImeval beds, and sank beneath its tide.
or were borne onward by its waves; the
works Of man were to il but as q scroll in
the flames nature shriVelsd ana tFembled
before the irresistible foe. Imagine Nj.
agara's stream above the brink of its fall,
with its dashiDg. tossing, and eddying rap.
ids, madIy raging. and hurrying on to their
plunge, instantaneously converted into
fire, a glory hued river Of fused minerals,
the wrecks of created matter blazing and
disappearing beneath its surface; volumes
Of Kissing steam arising; smOke curling
upwards from ten thousand vents, which
gave utterance to as many deep toned
mutterings, aud sulen confined. ominous
clamorings, as if the spirits of fallen de-
mons, were struggling against their final
doom; gases decorating and shrieking as
they burst from their HIT prison house /;
the heavens lurid with flame the atmos
phers dark, turgid and oppressive. the no.
rizon muFky With vapE, aud cleaning
with the reflected contest; while cave and
hollow, IS the ho. air swept along the heat
ed walls, threw hack the unearfhly sound
in 9 myriad Of prolonged echoes. Such
was the scene, as the fiery cataract. leap
ing precipice Of 6fiy feet poured its food
upon the oceon. The old line coast, a
mass Of compact, indurated lava. whitened
cracked and fell. The waters recoiled
and sent forth tempest Of spray. they
foaned and lasbed around and over the
melted rock they boiled with the heat,
and the roar Of tho conflicting agencies
grew thicker and louder. The reports of
the expl Oding gas were distinctly heard
twenty-five" miles distant. They were Ii.
kened to the discharges Of whole broad
sides of heavy artillery. Streaks of the
intense light glanced like lightning in
every direction 4; the outskirts ofths burn.
ing lava. as it fell cooled by the shock.
was shiveTsd into millions of fragments,
and borne AlOft by strong breezes, blow.
ing towards the land, were scattered into
scintillsnI showers Ear into the country.
For three successive weeks, the volcano
disgOrged m uninterrupted burning tide.
with scarcely diminusion, into the ocean.
On either side, for twenty miles, the sea
became heated. and with such rapidity
that. on the second day Of the injection,
fishes came on shore dead in great mum.
bers at Keau fifteen miles distant. Six
weeks later, at the base of the hills, water
continued sca!ding hot and sent forth
steam at every wash ofthe waves.-Sce
merry IN the Sandwich Islands.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16
CLOTH DRESSING.

Done on reasonable erms and At thori aotice.-
None butthe best workman willie employed.
+ ANY person going TO Chicago, from the central
or southern part Of the State, will pass by this
town. aud all the Subscribers wish to ensure a
continuance o, patronage, is to once have man
paironize them Wool can be sentby water up I e
illinois river,directeG to Matieson& Braduer. To-
et, Will CO TO the care nj Mr. Abrams. Peru. I'm
ana II will be forwarded, where cloth will be nut
up IN neat and sale IN inner. according to the
above terms and sent in returA TO any part Of the
>tate, without troubling the owners 10 accompany
It. Ma rTESON K BR ADNER.
N. B.. Persons coming from a distance with
a quantityof Voolto be earded OF ms nufa ciured
if obliged to stay Knight, shall be to M en-
pense. NIB.
Joliet, March 22d, lS47..
CoLLIN'S Axes, warranted genuine u
LOVES,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16
DIR. "A. Turner,

Would respectfully announce TO that un.
fortunate rIa'f ofecnmrnit. " h" ar.Iaqof Nc IN
DEF Diseased Eyes, shat ne has located in
the village 81 Pislnheld, and is prepared By his
new and unique method OF treatment. co tsks
charge of. and cure, ~ such cases Of OpIhAlmA
as have been hitherto rrga, ded incurtbls
Those who have either from the judgment OF
their Physicians, orthe great length Oftime they
have suffered, regarded themselves as doomed 10
perpetual pain or darkness. may take new eour-'
age, in view of the unparalleled succe saiIendins
that particular mode OF treatment Of the Fly n
dopted by DIR TURNER and only in use by threG'
others nthe United States.
His te,ms wi ! be reasonable, bur for the in
formation of those who may desire TO apply to-
him for his aid, he deems II proper ca state them.
They will be 10 70 lows:
For treatment Of the eyes one week, So 90.
do do and boarded, so.
CIV reaimen, of the Eye, no Zee viii De ss..
hen until Improvement IL Pxrerienrpd.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16
TO FA r NJ Err s..
JOLIET
WOOlleM Factory.

The Subscribers will keep on hand iarg.
assoitmen cloth Of thsirownma nufaciure Shic b
they propose TO exchongt for wool. They will give
one yard cf good heavy cloth fer two and halt
pounds ofgpnd clean wool Of the same quality ;
or they will work woolupon shares as follows give
one h ,it the cloth the wool makes bI receiving
eight cts per yard from the customer upon iherr
half all thar the wool makes by receiving ihir-
tv-eight cents pc, yard for manufacturing. They
willaIs0 manufacture tor customer, BL ANKETS
JEANS, 4 FLANNEL az vel. as SAIL
NETT & FULLCLOTH.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-16
Fire Inevarances

NyHE SusscnisER 10 dolly eonssii1ss6 Aga
for the Eesna and Protection lnsulsnee
Companies, Of Hartford, tonneetieut. and u -
pared 10 take IRE risks, on al descFips;ons
property, such as Dwelling Houses, Barns, Ssofses
Merchandise, Household Goods, FBrnitufe, kes
These companies are 90 favorably know shr0ugh-
out America asio make eSmmsarf and FeiemnEee
unnecessary.
thrnugI 8. w. Bowen, Esq joliet, & olion
s. Blackstone. I.ockport, whose -uTvey Of buiid-,
ings will be taken al the risks Of she above com.
psnies g. 5. HUBBARD, Ag's.
Once. South Wafer street