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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-02-09
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TlIE WORK COM AENcEp.

ou'iown man, D., y unch, with goat
promp'ncSS. commenced spdciog the
section OF or Banrh RI q he his unr
q" takcn. OF vestc d ", which we pro.
sumo I''tlp ii At wo done upon i. vet
Thr coplii cts we G let out ~ Monday
lust, and Ill 3krn, cx.ent mile con ioi.
ous TO the village, which has not yet been
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-02-09

When IL gentleman marlios a lady,
beautiful and rich, his friends say, ode
hls married i pe.frct Bi d of Paradise"
II the lady happens to be poo, howoye, i,
they sny: "-l perfect Bid of Paradise,
with the exception Of The fea,hcrs."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-02-09

4
that pennle must support their Govern.
mcnt. The mind of MN cnnno. conceive
of a gren'er absurlify than lhat of a gov-
eminent attempting to uppo"t the peo-
nle! II m1tters not whether this attcmnt
1; m 'de by plm'ine ,nur,ctulinp, me-.
chandi2ing, or blnking
In Pn1i'entilrv "opucS and flo,s
ami rlscnls Of every deg ce," nc punisb.
en- Mt the cxHcnsc Of the Stlte I'm +,
B'nk If sem lines happens that rorncs,
swi1die"s. bank upts nnd ',scnis of ev-
cry degree" IL @ ,e,o1rled :, the cxnen>,.
OF the State! | refer YOU to tn" ca.c.
wen Known. of dirrrto" of the Bnnk If
~" S'"t" OF South Carolina ,unnirp off
nfter h'ving swindlrd the Bank ont of
thousands and tens of thousands of dol
hrs! refe Won the ciSe fan Arant
OF the Bank getting III trunk burnt wi,h
some S2o.0oO in refer YOU 10 Tie
loss of S5t 5000 in bnd debts! I refer
You to the arnul average loss of the
B'nk of 81 .0o) bv The in rsnlvcncy Of her
deh'o'S md di ectors! "Dont ,orqet he
7,i" aI."
have "dvocn,rl the States tkinp
stock in R'il Rn'd comprnie., because
those romplnirS could no, q hn.wi .c he
og"nzcd. You crnnot urge the some
'c1Son fon the Sites engaging in Bank
'Ng. il roids ave constructed To-. IN
benefit of every man in Smth Crolinn.
eve one wHo r"i'es Il pound of cotton.
o" hNr at ut co evr"v one who u<ps ~
pound o. s"l. Nomng is more renrr |
o. univc sal in the diffusion is hirsSinr.
and advantages. Not 80 with the B INK
Its officers and di rrtnrS, inrln'in the.
Branch Banks, have bo owed of the mo
ncN rn'NriNd To- their kn"ping UNIV ,rds
o' Sl.O0o,000. four Di,t,icts in he
Sat" h"vr toHowcd 600. 600! Th ,v
indi,i'lw Is hive .ot ST0o GOO IN" Geo
Ri' So d haS 100000! I'VE No,'it
lon.wo'kS &l46.O0o The Limestone
SPRING 500, 900 lnt Tvs a.,hrco l..n.
d rd pcrsons in South Caolno the hal-
nnc"! The people. the grcnt mass Of The
r"onl" no'hing! "Doet forget The pig
am NOT in f v" of the Safes hnvino
anvlhin~ to do with The mcnoqonont of
tn" lI''il Road<, and ted against the an
polntment ofProvieS fo' that pm,ro.c this
wintc" They will e much ,e,t,r MN.
aged by tie iv tc sock holders
whc'her profitable or not To The Safe in
pccuriov roin, or view. r il R,,ds rx.
ct saluto,v moral, indust,i and on
Tightening Influence on tbc conmnn;,v :,
general You crnnot saw the same fnr
the n, nix Of ,hc Sr,c.
You will re"crive NV friend ,,,yo
been stuck with the mo-, of vo,, s,;I ~.
so V about the pis tail ,obacco is ,
good orc, and ve"v arpron,iuc THE
m in olirct ofIack. no doubt in w,i,inn
to hi, friend. wns, 20 ret some of III. n;,
;n' III, thought. too, it wns Il matter
about which hi, f lend would lose va y
Ii tie and hence the constant ,cpr.i.ion
with view ofimp,es, inv il on his mird
Nv main object has lie n. in our cor, o..
poNdcncc, 20 shoe thu, the Darki, vapro-
.fiobie, rs well Us dangerous and uncon-
fiuinn |. This could not do better
thNn bv showing the los>e, anl expenses
of The Bank. | hid IN impression too.
like the honest Tar, !hnt YOU cared yn.y
li'lle about these mnt'c"s. in vour ~ fo
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-02-09
WOMAN.
BY wlLIIAM LrGGrrr.

No stnr in yon'cr sky that shines
Can ligh; Ike woman's eye impair,
The earth hold not in allits mines,
A gem sorch as womnn's helrt;
Her v, ice is like the music sweet
Like that when storms m,rc loudly heat
1t yields clearer richer tone
Hi.. w"''''',S 'oVe Saho'y ''Shf'
h"' or'sh'er' brighter burns for aye;
Nor even fa'"ehoo quench its ray:
Butiike the star ofBr'hleh"m,
or old to lsraePs 'hcpheras given,
1t mar halls with its steady fame
The errng sou! ofman to Heaven.
WAS LOVELY.
She was lovely, she was fair
As mild as summer even,
An angel from ~ spiri, bright,
A star that dropped from Heaven
And oh. tl,o,c BRIGHT anI Inst-uus orba.
That burned with holy fire..
Those auburn cur.s, tbatlovely brow,
None, none could but admire
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-02-09

loc ted. II all those who have take,
contracts uron tie Branch Ro id will uc
wi'h equal pnomptness anI cnr. rv will
tn" D0cio'. We s,p cert il il will ho :,
- nv IN" 'ime >n""ii,d. Apill9si
othe $, we lern, vii C, ,mence grading
on Monday mex.
30 ton, .I"n. lS,-A true bW Gund
d"o'n~ Dr. Wtbstcr Gor Me D,vy,Ie, NJ
Dr. Po'kmaa.--'rhe G. and Jury 70 .l.v
nit~" hearing Ia the evidence. found ;,
tue i'll "g inst II oTcssor Webster for
'hr nu' de" "fD~, p kmpn.
Pnev NJ ii k. E,q. HI s been rctan d
as coun rl 70 he cru<pd.
T'e ex'min "ion tpfpe the Gm,rd .Tu.
rv WIS not wholly exparo. Sever wit.
neSSeS wee cy mined, who said thcv
saw D. Pn'kmnn nf'cr his disappearance
In the Vir%iNi, House Of Repre.rnta-
tireS. the following q oiution was offc.cd
by NJ" Bn well. and on his mo.ion rc.
frrr' to the Committee on the Wilmot
Proviso.
Resolord 6v the ocnerul AssemD,v.
That be md is he ehv recommended
TO The people % Virgini, not TO mpn,
purchase o'consume any articl", the no
duo" ~" mnnufAc'u'e of tie State of
vermont. o'of any other Safe in ,In
l'ri'n. which sh II nd lress 10 vi ri,i,
the langung" of menace or .proHch.
The Variolpi1M Cncinnt; 7Ie tin.
"iNn"'i Nonpnri,l of the l7h say: al, is
"~lna'td thnt eix thol<and PERSONS or
nearly one, fiNo"nth Of four whole ronuh,.
tlor. lave had the smul.rox or va,ioloid
du my the last f u" months. 1t snread.
ing TIA con idernlle exien, in Covinr,on
and Newport. Like the ctolp,n. il hears
milder fo m now than il did in 1892 3
when i Followed in the wax, Of thot
eadful scourge.
COURAGEOUS WE ,.--Chmles G So.
Kerr formerly of Cincirnat,i arrived at
Sln Franci c", accompanied hv is lady.
says the En7mircr. on The 7th of Noyen,.
he lust. They walked over six hund, cd
miles. and Suffrcd greatly on the WV.
II will he "emhr"rd bv some of ourci;.
zens. that M s. and / DIV wee of the
same party that the Two I,wrcrces nf
our civ were. These vouny oentlcmsn
both died efo,e IN v ,c.chpd tLa >, H.,
Sad deoborn cbN--A cbld ,,,oa
vears. of Jncoh Hiles ,t ,f,r...a N
J.. go' access TO- inc or no, ~ H.,
house last week md dr,,L 80 a,' I,,,
he died mex, day.
In,roe Mon--C,nt co,,o. ,
died M Ell. has b.on :, t, w.
emu, no ,ho,,, '" 'N e''"u'
'w'n'N Vc'rs. NJ the
'i"e Oh ms death he weighed -four hun
twenty years of age ne WIS small pue
man.
|no'her Bo;ier Bwst.-The steamer
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-02-09

Use q oasfache.--The editor Of
the London Medical Times. referring 10
thc moustaches of medical students, as-
sufcs n correspondent that 'moustaches
n"ve thci uses; and among the most inn
po'tan'. they are considered TO point out
ihe idlcsf, the inest, and most self-con
'ei'cd, if MOI, psob ly. the most dissolutc
IA the class. They are bc,cons to warn
others"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-02-09

l"c ted. 1t all those who have taken
contracts upon tie Branch Ro,d will uc :
WI "1unl promptness and enc nv will
u", D"cio w" a'r cert IL il will We o.
'"' nv 'hr 'ime >n""if,d Apil19s
Othe $, we lern, viii CT ,mrnce gradiro
on Monday mex.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-02-09

|no'her Boiler Bmst.-The steamer
81 tJoSeh, On her WV up to ST. Louis.
hurst I've hoile. md imenfv persons mere
&'tted nv the explosion The bolt tool,
Fl and burnt tn the wa,ef's elye.-
{ hdr. COU5er.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
CABINET MAKING.

TWVHE undersigned respectfully announces to
II the citizens OF Lancaster and vicinity, that
he intends carrying on the above business IN all
its variouS branches, at the old stand of Henry
Schultz, in COnneHs ROw, two doors below the
Eagle Office where by strict attention to business
he hopes to receive a liberal share of public pa
tronage. He intends to keep work OF the plain
est and most fashionable style on hand at all time.
and at all prices. His work will be made in the
very best manner and ofthe best seasoned timber
He has in has employ some OF the very best work
men in the State and therefore can warrant hi
work. He will make:
SOFAS and LOUNGES-Gnest quilted to thc
plainest pad seats;
TURKISH DIVANS and OTTOMANS:
SIDE BOARDS-oi the most fashionable ant
superior style aud OF various patterns
BUREAUS Mahogany and plain orevery des
cription; TABLES ofalfpatterns and styles;
MAHOGANY CHAIRS; Book Cases and Sc
cretares; Counting House and other Desks;
HAT RACKS OF every descriptions;
WARD ROBES and WASH STANDS;
BEDSTEADS-M Mahogany. Walnut and Cherr,
High-Post French Couches, French, Grecian anC
Serpentine. .H. 1
C0FFlNS made in the shortest notice and NJ
extra charge for hearse. All funerals will be at
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
H. G. FARRELL'S
Celebrated Arabian Linimen

OSiSOA 01OA IA dD1dA NlAululGuCs
The most Extraordinary Disco ery in Me World
fshe great arabian Remedy for Man g. BEAST
n VII f miraculous cures performed by the Ara.
H. bian physicians in the days of old, were then
looked upon as the result of magic but since we
have become intimate with their history we can
thus accOunttOr their surprising power over dis
ease. Their attainments in the knowledge ofmed-
cine were the wonder of the age, while at the
same time the science of Chemistry which with
them had its origin, was to the rest of the world
"a sealed book" and in Botany they were the
most Jealous ofstudents. In the beautiful groves
which skirt the deserts of Arabia, abound rare
plants and odorous woods, whence are obtained
those aromatic gums and fragrant balsams of which
this Incompatible lnimeni is composed, and by
whose stimulating, unctuOus penetrating and Ano-
dyne properties it s,when applied ,instantaneously
diffused through the whole nervous system allay-
ng the most intense pain in the incredibly short
| time OF 10 or Is minutes. lis action is prompt,
powerEuland effectual, without the least danger.
| 1t penetrates the flesh to the bone, reaxes con.
| tracted cords restores use to limbs which have
been pasied for years, causing the shriveled flesh
to grow out and rich blood to circulate through
its veins. 1t restores the Synovial Fluid or Joint
Water, and this is the reason why it has been so
universally successful in curing all diseases of the
joints. In chrsnic affections of the Spine, Liver
Lungs and Kidneys, tins great Arabian remedy
stands unparalleled; fora gueCake or Enlargement
OF the Spleen it is Specific; and Tor Rheumatism
it has performed some of the most extraordinary
cures record; also for Cramps swelliDgs, Pains,
Wounds, Chilblains, Burns, White Swellings,
Tumors, &c. &c. 1t is equally eficacous in dis.
eases OF Animals, such as Fstull, Poll Evil, Swees
ney, Stiff complaint, Distemper, Farcy,, Sprains,
Bruises, Wounds. Mango, Spavins, Windgalls,
Splnt, and for nearly all diseases, either in man
or beast which require an external application,
this Liniment stands at the head of all medicines
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

0HTTo know the worth of woman, jus,
imagine the world without them once.
Where would you spend your Sunday
nightsl Who would hold your head
whom you had the toothachel What
would you do for buttons for your
shirts or partners for your cotlIonsl
Withou, girls sleigh-ride squeeze
would be worth less than squeezed or.
ange.-.cold weather would have an ex.
ira chill added TO il. while suicides and
broken breecheS would multiply by an
hundred. To take the woman from the
world. would be To take the rose from
the garden-.-lhe nightingale from the
songsters summer from the yoar.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
wThe Washington Union holds tn

~The Washington Union holds the
following complimentary language as to
the real author of the Wilmot Proviso:
II was the concoction of tho agents of
Martin Van Buren, who trai,orously stab.
bod the democracy in revenge for his own
feat, Notwithstanding that generous
democracy once elevated him to the high.
est honors of the republic, and souphIs a
gain 10 bestow upon him.lhe @ same jis,in.
guished honors. 1t was through III. mach.
nations OF that man, dostiued To h.
known throughout oil coming time as a
political traitor, that the Wilmo, ProyisC
was invented to harrass and break dow,
temporarily the democratic patty. an,
endanger tho Union by the agitatons d
which it is the cause. Wilmot was IN,
dupe. while the arch traitor of Lindon
wald was the inventor of tho imrl,m,n
Of mischief whish benrs Mr.. Wilmo,',
name, aud which will inevitably des,ro,
him as politician.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
Liner Complaint, Erysipelas and Rheu-
maiiSm Cured.

RAYwIcK, MARION Co., Ky, May 81, I849
Mr. 6. Il. FARRELL-Dear Sir: Your Linz
ment is selling very well and doing vast deal OF
good among the people. 1t has cured bad case
of Erysipelos, aud another Of Pain in the Breast.
A lady, who was confined to her bed for several
months with Liver Complaint and Affection ofthe
Heart, was entirely cured by the use of your Ara
bian Linilnent. She said the doctors could do
her no good 1t has been applied to fresh cut
and cured it in shot time | have been afflic-
ted with Rheumatism for long time aud just be,
fore wet spell it panied me so much that 1 had
no peace all day; and in the night commenced
bathing and rubbing with your Lniment and be
fore was done rubbing the painceased.
JOHN BUCKMAN.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

STATE DgBT.-We learn from the
Auditors report that $679 ,OO4, 81 Sf the
domestic debt of Ohio has been paid
and that, FUNDS are now in the Treasu.
ry, subject to tho control of the Fund
Commissioners, which will enable them
to redeem or purchase more than half a
million Of our foreign stocks; aud sh oull
the estimates of tho current year be
realised which is confidently anticipa.
ted. tho actual reduction of our State
debt during the current year will not be
less than one mitlioa Of dOhars." Such
are a portion Of the fruits of few years
OF Wing Sscendancy in the State. And
yet the Locofoco leaders have the hardi.
hood to say tha, no Wing should bo a.
lected to the Convention To form n nav
Constitution. W"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

GoRoEous VIcG,-.Ssys an aucien,
philosopher, when thou boholdest n vi.
per- asp or scorpion, in box Of gold or
ivory thou neither lowest nor calest i,
happy for the rich material about it, bu,
thou loathe't it and avodost it, because
It's nature is destructive. Thus, too
when thou shalt see vice, compassed a,
bout by wealth and the loftiness of for.
tune. admire not the magnifcenco around
1t, but dospise the baseness of tho char.
acter
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

A Lone ONE. - Gen. Alexander Smyth,
" va IN the course of two days
speech before the Committee of the
Whole, was called to order by Arthur
Llvermore, of New. w.Hampshire, for ir,
relevancy 'Mr. Chairman, said Smyth,
~ am not speaking for the member from
New Hampshire. but to pos,erity.' The
gentleman, rejoined Livermore, "is in a
tar way before he finishes, to have his
audience before him."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

"Tis THE MECCA or THE STATES. "A
person who accompanied Gen. Taylor ia
his late visit to Richmond. gives tho fol.
lowing description Of the scene as tho
steamboat passed Mt. Vernom
We were now passing Mt. Vernon
The bell began to toll. The President
approached the guards Of the boat and
gazod at it attentivsly. Some one re-.
marksd-"For fifty years no boa, or ship
has passed the spot where lie the re.
mains of the lIustrious dead, withou,
paying the solemn compliment Of tolIing
their bell while passing No such hon.
or was ever paid TO the memory Of any Of
tho great dead:
"'TiS the Mecca of the Staies,''
sOlemnly added tho President, without
for moment taking his eyes from the
spot.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

A CAPITAL JoKe.-Pairing off in a
Fshk-"A Washington correspondent
thus relates capital anecdote now float.
ing in Washington circles:
"You will remember to have read a
debate of this session, in which The gal
Ian: Davis Of Missis sippi, in speaking of
the possible conflicts of arms between
the North and South. said, in substance,
"that it such thing must come, lei it
begin in the halls of Congress" This
remark was the subject Of conversation,
in merry company. few evenings
since; and some one turned 10 Mr.. Win.
throp, who was present. and said, We'll,
Winthrop, what will you do in such a
casei' You come from Boston. and cant
6ghtl oh, said the witty Bostonian. 81
can arrange that without difficulty! l'LL
PAIR OFF wITn HILLARD! Pairing of in
fight is rich idea.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
MISUNDERSTANDING,

OF every description. Sofas and Chairs re-stuted
Mattresses, Palastres and Cushings manufactured
to order; Carpets cut and made Holland Blinds
made; Venitan Blinds, aud Furniture of every
description, repaired in the best manner
Windsor " Fancy Chair Making.
The undersigned also announces that he has as
socated with him, Mr.. Benjamin Franklin, in the
above branch Of the business, under the firm Of
Dodson and franklin, and intends keeping the
following description Of work:
Plain and Fancy French and Windsor Rock
ing, Arm, Sering, ParlO,, Table, Barber and
Dentist Chairs Fancy Chairs and Cane-Seated
Iofall descriptions. aud SoriableS and SeHees.
THOMAS G. DODSON.
Lancaster, February 8, 1910. 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

Tine LATE FLonDs.-We have not ye,
received any definite details Of the dam.
age caused by the late high waters in
different places. I,is supposed, howev.
or. that the loss will be considerable. -
As far as we have learned, no other dam
age has been committed in the valley Of
the Hooking except the carrying away
Of great many fences and some bridg-
%. Mr. Littlefeld's dam near the Rock
Mill has been seriously injured.
Along tho Scioto bottoms the loss hai
been much heavier A large amount d
corn has been curried away. good many
bridges injured and some Destroyed
One Of tho Columbus and Xenia Rail.
road bridges has also been carried away
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

RThe cost Of the great suspension
bridge over tho Dnieper, at Kleif, in
Russia. recently completed. was two mil.
liens OF dollars. The model. and three
thousand tons of iron used in the bridge,
were furnished them from England. 1t
TOOK two years To complete the model
and stand. OF which tho cost was thirty
thousand dollars. Tho passage over
which tho bridge is thrown, is half an
English mile.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

SERIOUS AccIDENT.--W William Bishop
of Pleasant Township, was seriously in.
jured on Saturday by the falling Of his
horse. He was thrown upon the curb.
ing and had his head and shoulder bruis.
cd badly and one Of his fingers disloca-
ted. The horse soon after fell dead
1t is supposed that he had injured him.
self by striking his head upon the curb.
ing.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15
DIR. J. WHITES REMEDIES

IL are afflicted, to procure remedy that will re-
store health and at the same time leave the CON.
stitution uninjured. Such
DIR. j. WHITES REMEDIES
have proved themselves to be. 1t is claimed for
them that they approach nearer accomplishing
what is sci forth in their behalf than any reIne-
dies ever offered to the public as patent medicines.
They should have the preference of other medl-
Cines offered for sale, through the country, be-
cause Doctor WHITE (who prepared them) has
been for more than 80 years entirely unrivaled
in his success in curing chronic diseases; and
these remedies are those used in his private prac-
tiGe. These medicines have now been sold about
two yenrs in this county and without any of that
bombastical and overstraned advertising which
fills our newspapers in praise of the varions nos
trums sold through the country They have been
silently, but steadily introducing themselves into
use, and it is here confidently asserted that no
family, who has used any of them, have been dis
appointed; but continue to use them and recon-
mend them to their friends
DR.. Whites VEGETABLE ELLXER
for the cure or palation of all diseases affecting
the breast as consumption. Bronchitis, &c.
THE INDIAN COMPOUND,
'or the cure of Scrofula and all diseases arising
from au impurity OF the blood, especially Liver
Complaint Dyspepsia, Hypochondria and the
various forms Of female diseases approaches near
inlalibility, than any remedies ever sold for SINH
lar purposes. Those who wish relief in those
diseases are invited to call on the subscriber and
he will recommend them to persons in Lancas-
ter and vicinity, who have been cured or greatly
relieved by them. This course is deemed better
than filling the papers with certificates from per-
sons that no one knows.
THE VEGETABLE PILLS
in all cases, where purgatives or mild physics are
needed are warranted to give satisfaction, and
used jointly with the Indian Compound and We
getable Elixer very seldom failed 10 restore per.
feet health But the
MAGIC LINIMENT
IN all cases, where Liniments are useful, has no
equal in the world. A few drops, (from 10 to
9O) taken in a sup of water will give almost in
stant relief in cases ofcolic or cramp in the stom-
ach or bowels. Try these medicines, If you are
afflicted and they will fully justify all that has
been said in their favor
For sale, Immediately opposite the Telegraph
Office Main street. H. SCOTT.
Lancaster, October l2, l849 6m2S
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

When German prihce was told
confdontiaIy that he had dirty hands, he
replied with the liveliuess of conscious
triumph. "Ah, do you call dat dirtyl-
You should see my toos'