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AT THE
OLD POST.OBRICE,

-, glsI p !IsL.UBFLU
HlTiZENSOi Wheeling aud viCInty:-lhis Old lAiUn
~ for health reminds ME that il may not be ANS 70 cav
your attention TO my Fall and Winter stock OF BO0'
Shoes Hats Caps, Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks, at III,
corner Of Market and Monroe streets, where Yoa ~
find great variety of fashionable lately received Gu
suitable 10 the season, at low prices.
Very thankful for tile liberal patronage received snu
coming umOngst you, respectfully solicit You al
and examine my STOCK, Git will he my pleasure
wait on YOU'D thus uniting labor with rest, that Hl
have their offspring health, aul to this adding ndusu
aud economy may have wealth.
Ladies', II you wish to purchase fashionable and CHI
winter Bonnets, sure,
Call at the old Post Office, opposite The McLnre;
Gentlemen, II you wish to purchase fashionable GU
or Hat,
Call al the above place, where you will set-that
Remember, tile old Post Once corner
10 Country Merchants have few Gopdsio 10
''' oc1 T'''''' r. II. WATSON,
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Wheeling Window Glass
NJ ~ u z A n u, q d Y

THE partnership heretofore existing between StocktoaIl
Bankerd Co, has been dissolved by the purchase of H.
Mr. Bankerd's right title, and interest," by Stockton &
Russell.
The business viii be carried on under the name of
oetS STOCKTON, RUSSELL & co
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ASSTGNEE,S NOTICE,

~ IN4Is
g imeOn d. Woodrow having, on the nth day OF
y pTi, 1854 proper deed conveyed III trust to the
undersigned for the benefit OF his said WOOdrow's credit
ors all Of his real and personal property and chooses
ton; all persons in wise indebted to said Woodrow
required to make Immediate payment TO me, and all
in order to any benefit under sad trust, within
months to file their claims with the proper release
cOTdng the of said decd with the unler assigned
apt3 GEO. w. SIGHTS, Assignee.
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'tIlnn ENnow ThyscII.''
An Invaluable Book for 25 Cents

.'EOeTy r dfhlty ShOuLd huOe Copy
5000 G0F aSs sSJ il fss hs@ 6ss enss .
DIR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL AND HAND
BOOK FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an outline
OF the origin, progress every form
ofdisease contracted by prOmscuouS Intercourse
by sell abuse sexual excess with advice for their
prevention, wrfttenina familiar style avoiding all medca
echncates, and every thing that would offend the
decency, from the result twenty successful
practice, exclusively devoted TO the cure OrdSeaes OF
delicate or private nature
To which is added, receipts for the of the above
diseases and treatise Causes symptoms cure
OF the Fever aud A gne. 2 fifE1t-T--7
testimony of The Professor Obstetrics in Penn. COL
iege, PhilddeiPhia-"DR. HUNTER's MEDICAL MANUAL,"
The author OF this work, unlike the maturity OF those who
advertise to cure the diseases OF which treats grad
uae Of of the best colleges in the United States
affords pleasure TO recommend him the unFo tunae,
or TO the victim OF malpractice, successful and eSPe
rienced practitioner, in whose honor and Integrity they
may place thegreatest confidence.
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NOTICE. EXTRA

Ihavs small stock Of common eothingthat will dis
pose of at COST evelless to make room fur my sprn
Stock Of fine goods:
In
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AFFLICTED READ!!

philadelphia Medical IIOuse-Established 90
L ago by Dr. KEinkeIiH, Third and Union
SIS. between Spruce aud Pine, Philadelphia, Pa.
INVALEDS
Are appTised that Dr. KINKELIN confines his practice
to particular branch or nediCile, which engages his
undivided attention. lie cautions the unfortunate
against the abuse of mercury; thousands annually
mercuralzeu out or life. Recent affections promptly
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TWENTY YEARS or EXPERIENCES

TWENTY YEARS or EXPERIENCE
In the treatment of class of diseases hitherto neglected
and iHnereCty understood, has enabled DIR. klNKE-
LIN C4HthoT of leoTk SeIPreserratioH,O TO prove
that nine tenths Of the debility local
aud constitutional weakness mental aud physical suffer-
ing traCeable to certain habits forming the
cTetyet deadly and fatal springs OF domestic misery and
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TO Country Merchants.

L SOunGI y IM6IcuduGS.
MIR. S. s. KNOX having withdrawn from the firm OF
III McClallen, Knox q Co.. the remaining partners
associated with them Mr. Chester D. knox, (broer of
s. knox, long and avOraby known trading public
assuming the style OrMcClaens and Knox.
They would respectfully inform their old customers CwhO
have long sustained them) all
ers in Boots and Shoes that their Fall Stock will ariv.
ing from the 10th to the last of Septenber
Having been selected with greatest care and bought
for cash. they ater themselves their Fall Stock Of
Boots and Shoes they hold Inducements in quality
and prices superior to any ever the market 10
Country on their they would pleas.
cd to exhibit their stock and them inprre earcssy
saensnGa comparison with the markets Baltimore and
Philadelphia. CsepSl McCLALLENS & KNOX
r oGAN, CARR & CO., bavejust received TO boxes
IL OF tobacco, in addition to thetrlaIge stock Call
rounds No. ST. and specimen OF the ..CaIilorni
golden bar Tobacco, intended all 'who love COCA
thing" Also. large lot ofimported SogarS and
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GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA

canequal itsCuTatve powers. II contains no ALCOHOL
STTTERs, AcIDs NAUsEOUs pRUGs. II is extremely
agreeable to the TASTE and may be taken by the ost
acute distress Beware orDRuGGED lNTATIONS. Pepsin
is A DRUG.
Call agent, and get descriptive circular, gratis
giving large amount OF SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE, from Lie
big's Animal Chemistry; DT. COmbe's Physiology of Di
gesiOn; Dr. PereTa on Food and Diet: Dr. John ". Dra
per- Of New York University Prof DungsOn's Physnlo.
gy Prof Sillinan, Yale Colleges DR.. Carpenters Phys
OlOgy etc, together with reports ofCURHs from all parts
Ofthe United States.
l. II. PATTERSON. 30 Monroe street, WHEELING,
Wholesale and Retail -4sent- nlar26-dd3w1y
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From A. Woodward W D. of Penn UnireTsify PhiLqdeI
professional ability of the author OF the Medical Man
u1 Numerous cases OF Disease OF the Genital Organs,
some OF them OF long standing. have Come under my
tcc in which his skill has been manifest in restoring
perfect health, in where the patient has been
considered beyond medical aid In the treatment oSem
nal weaknesses disarangement of the functions pro-
uuced by or excess oil veEery, do not know
his superior in the profession Ihaye been acquainted
with the author some thirty years, and deem il
ha JuStCe 10 hl as well as Kindness TO the unlOrtn
nate victim OF early indSCTetiOn to recommend him
in whose professional Sk and integrity they may
safely COnide themselves.
ALFRED woopwARp, NJ d.
This Is, without exception the comprehensive
and Ineligible work pubshed the class OF diseases
which 1t treats Avoiding all technical terms, 1t addresses
tsclFt the reason OF its readers 1t is free from all OBJ
iectiOnabe natter and parent however car
object TO placing III the hands OF his The
has devoted to the treatment
conants treated Of and with too little breath puff
anu 100 mug presumption to impose he has offered TO
the world at the merely nominal price ORES CENTS the fruits
OF some twenty most successful practice erald
No teacher parent should be without knowledge
impaired In this Invaluable work. 1t would years
pain, modification and sorrow to youth under their
Charge .'-PeopLes Aarocdte.
"A Presbyterian clergyman Ohio in writing OF 'UvP
ter's Medical Manual says: Thousands upon THOUSANDS
Of our YOUTH By vieXampe and the influence Of the pas
sons, have been led into the habit selEpOlutiOn
out realizing the sin ard fearful consequences upon them
selves anu their ostelty The constitutions othOuSandS
who are raising families have been eneeblcd TnOt broken
down, and they do not know the the Any
thing that be done cniIshten and influence the
public mind Check and ultimately TO remove this
widespread source of human wrechedness would confer
The greatest blessing next to the religion 10 Jesus Christ
the use ofiutoXcans drinks though it has slain tous
sands thousands. is greater scOurgc TO the h
man race accept my thanks on behalf OF the afflicted,
and believe your worker i'll the good wOTkyOu
so actively engaged in
One copy will be forwarded Csecurey enveloped and
postage Paid,) receipt CENTS or six copies for 81
Address, CoSDEN q Co., Publishers, Fox log, Pha
depha.
booksellers, cauvassers Book Agents, supplied on
he n1Oa hhRK 1teFT1 Sc, 80.
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New SaVings BANK store

Thankful for the liberal hcretof9s EXTENDED
US, we solicit a continuance OF the same. ,,,.,y
sep3 MuCLALLENS KNOA
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New Savings Bank Store.

NEW rAsHrsosED LETTERS AT rrIr OLD POST orrlcEl
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These chains first introduced In the city Of New
York less than year since, and alter being subjected
s nv DTs Valentine Mott, Post, CarHochan Van BuIen
others It was discovered that they possess strange
wonderful power in the relief and Of the above
class OF Diseases aud their sale and the success that has
attended their use is unparalleled.
Previous TO their introduction into this country they
used in every hospital in EuOpe and secured by
land; and also in tho United States.
tFTHINK CLOSE AND PONDER WELL'
The principles upon which il is claimed that chains
produce their marvellous are rst-tha all tTroIs
diSeaSsS attended and produced by deficient supply6F
nervous fluid, aud agent that resembles closely electric.
lty electro magnetsIi and secOnd-tat the electro
magnetic chains, by being and upon the part
and organ diseased furnish to the exhausted nervous ys-
tent by its powerful stimulating effects, the fluid
which Is required produce healthy acton Ough
entire system. NOdsgustn is allowed to be
ken while using the chains, but rigid observance OF the
general laws OF health required Brisk friction upon
The part diseased adds much to the effect Of the chains by
increasing their magnetic power
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
WILDE given to any person " no will produce many
well authenticated certificates Of cure, both from nte
gent patients and scientific physicians have been
They never fail to perform what they advertised TO
aud has been dissatisfied who has given
IN FEMALE DISEASES.
More than one huEdIed permanent OF PrOapsus
these Chains BY applying one end OF the chain the
region the abdomen, and the other upon the spine lust
above thehp the symptoms incident to that
disease at once removed.
MODE OF USE.
The chain Should be moistened before with common
vinegar and then end OF the chain should be applied
directly the seat OF the pain disease the
end opposite toit.
BE NOT 7DECEIVEDI The Electric Chains are not
to all diseases but for Nervous Diseases it Is claim
ed that no Medicinal Agent in the world has produced
many cures in the last year the Electric chain.
INSTANT RELIEF from the most acute pain. is pro-
luced at the moment OF application much eneStuay
than he produced by opium, in any OF lis forms.
Call and obtain pamphlet Cgratls)
ONE WORD MORE.
These chains are the which have lately been suit
the Emperor OF the French, to be tried by his
physicians in OF cholera and have proved
so eminentIy successful. J. STEINERT, sole agent
corner Prince ST. et and broadway.
~JAMRs BAKER, and Brentlinser & Armstrong,
Wheeling agents. de17-1yr
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EASTERN ADYERTI8EMENTS.

Hoshns, Hetsken & Co.
IMPoRTRRs AND J0IAERs or ~
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
ID 81 and 81 CONNER q Sc, PtILADELPAIA. spt7:1y
Anspach, Brother g. Co.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS STORE,
H No, % Nor 1iEa ST. eS1'T. Of CtsTTy
William AnsPaeh;-- Henry B. 'Fatrman. separation
Woltes, Ballard & CO.
I,rPoaTERs AND joRnERs:N
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
10 Market stEesf, philadelphia.
oL! 3, F. KELLY, lorpueTiy of Wheeling, is engaged
in this House,l ,l sepa6-diy
ODD Fellow, 15asens, Ret, Men, Sons Of
And other Society Regalia,
Bqansrs, $ealsan JelDels, nGnufaetured and sold
By Gibbs & Smith, No. IS Baltimore Street,
THE assortment usually on haFd consistaOt
osj g.,,o,..- e,.n5 R i45 sa5a,,,,,.
Past Grand and other omcers, plain and
STD Sd, 4th and 9TH Degree Parade Re
- Pishiy embroidered Incampment Parad
MasOntc-Knghts Tempiar, Royal a III, and Master.
Jewels, Robes, Banners, swords, DC.
Sons Of ZsnPerance-Nati Grand and Subordina
Diyisions-OficeTs and Members.
Red asHSaehems, Past officers. and richly embroidei
JEWELS
OF the various Orders, of Silver, Gilt Plated Metals
ncluding knights Templar, (Iyith DirksO
BANNERS.
Banners oFeveTy size style COST adapted the
nous Orders and Societies. manufactured order; and De
signs for Banners, when required furnished free OF ex
rense, showing the style OF the when finished ASG
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
the largest assortment to be found in the u S
LODGES, EENCANPNIENTS, DIVISIONS AMI
TRIBES;
wishing to fit their Halls, supply themselves witt
Parade or Working Resaa, Banners &c, depend up
on having their orders satisfactorily filed, by calling
addressing -1- 80 CHRIS & Smith.
Regalia and Tanner d turers, 70 Baltimore Street
BALTIMORE Md. =
q c. 7. FRY. AgeE. Wheeling. Va. Oct5-tr
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WTR are now reCeivingIrOm our Eastern MAnularlurlL
w Establishments, one Oftle largest aud hest manua;
tuTedRssOrtment Of Boots and Shoes, FAN WiRid
wear offered in this any other market They hay
been manufactured order, according our OwRlTst
tiOns and intended expressly for retailing ToOu
regular customers and all others who may us Wha
call, offer unusually large variety Boots lll
Shoes which guarantee equnlin quality OF matsrasR
Workmanship to those manufactured in this aHI
partO the United States Our stock will be found on
sist i; part, OF the following seasOnabie goods:
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Notice.
w d. MOTIF has associated with him partner,
w his brother ]. ". MOTTE, the partnership COM
menctug the nth inst The style OF the firm will be
w. ID. AIOTTE& BROTHER. Cfebl5
Second Notice.
LLpersOns ndebteGtO W. D. MOTIF are requested to
N call and settle their accounts Immediately.
iebI6 w.D. NioTTE.
Bound to Shave!
he JAQUES LECoULTRE,S celebrated warranted
RaLoIs They shave with the greatest ease, and are
the best ever broug this market Just received at
G. P BROWNS
10 New'JeweIry Store, Washington
Throw Physic 10 Ihc ID o%s-PulYernincher' s
HYDRO ELECTRIC vOLTAIC cIIAISS.
Producing instant relief the pain and per
nanently curing all Neuralgia diseases, Rheuma.
Iism, painful and SweleL Joints, Neuralgia
Of the Face, Deafness, blindness, st.
Vitus' Eance, PapitatiOns Of tae
Heart, Periodical Headaches,
Pains IN the Stomach, In.
digestion, dyspepsia
Uterine Pains,
Paralysis,
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SaddIers Hardware,

Saddl6fS ddruWdT6.
AND COACH TRAINING.
lust opened, large assortment oFS1dders Hardware
y aud Coach Trimming, Coach and Leather VarnishI
Buggy Bows, Hubbs Spukes Fellows, Carriage and Tire
Hos, Nalcable Irons, Patent aud Enameled Leather,
everything used by the rade TO which invite tue at
tcntiOn Of the public. JOHN KN0TE,
maI3 Old Stand, 163 Main st.
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ProFessor woods, Oriental sanative

Ex-senator Of lie united slaIss.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There evil LGIt sometimes indUlsed in by boys, in
solitude, often growing up with them To manhood, aud
which, If not reformed in due timej not only besets ser
Gus obstacles 10 happiness but gives rise
series OF pfOtractCdS inst ouSs and devastating aneG-
tiOns: Few OF those who give way 10 this pernciOus
practice OF the consequences, until they find the
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YOUNG AMERICA.

"Rober,," said an indulgent mother 10 a
youngs,er OF niue, who was amusing him.
self in the corner with pulling the tail Of n
respectable iabby Cal, which, with the NJ
mos, force offeline lungs, was expressing
its indignation n, such unfeeling treatment,
"Robert, what would you like TO have me
buy you for new yeas present! Shall it
be ,opl"
"a top! No, Pm 100 old for top" was
the reply.
"Then perhaps you wodd like sled or
pair OF skaiesw
No, don't want ihem.p
"Shall ge, you bow anG arrows, or a
picture book-or what would you like besl!'
"0ld lajy,H said Robert, rising with dig.
nifty, 'respect The feelings Of een,leman,
and do mol sggravaie me, mother keep
your bows aud arrows and picture books
Tor them that like 'em. II you wan, TO
know what should like. willlell you-A
bor Of eigars and sha,ri"
His mother ain,ed with surprise, and
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DULL CHILDREN.

No fac: can be palmer than this, il is
impossible 10 Judge Of The genius or intel.
leclual ability Of The future man by tho in.
dicalions of childhood. Sir Isaac Newton,
in his boyhood, was inailenliye 10 his study
and ranked very low in school until the
aye Of twelve. When Samuel Wylhe,
the Dublin schoolmas,er attempted 10 edu.
cafe Richard Brinsley Sheridan, he pro-
nounced the boy an incorigablo Ounce"
The mother OF Sheridan fully concuued in
this verdict, and declared him the most
stupid Of her sons. Goldsmith was dull in
his youth. and Shakespeare, Gibbon, Davy
and Dryden, did no; appear 10 have exhibi.
ted in their childhood the common ele-
men,s OF future success.
When Berzelius, the eminent Swedish
chemist, leh school for tho university, the
words, lndifferen, in behavior and of
doubtful hope" were scored ssains, his
name and aiier he entered the university
he narrowly escaped being turned back
On one Of his first visits 10 The labralory,
when nineteen years old, he was ,aunled
with the inquiry whether he understood
the difference between labra,ory and a
kitchen. Walter Scot, had the credit OF
having the "ihickes, skull in the school,"
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affected, and ifihe density of smoke does
not totally obscure every object, the sigh, is
blinded and The eyes closed. Then an al.
tempt 10 escape by the use Of the hands,
aud an occasional glance Of the eye, is al.
most always frustrated by the alarm of the
moment. Al the same time every inspira-
lion is sending the smoke into the lungs
loading the blood with noxious gases and
Fastening suiiocaiion and asphyxia. The
brain is affected, the senses reel, and the
victim perishes; the llfeless body only re.
naming prey 10 the flames. There are
but few instances, probably, in which in
dividuas, whose charred remains have been
found in burned houses, ever felt the touch
Of fire. II is scarcely possible but sufoca-
ton has proceeded The flame. Bewildered
in an aiierup, 10 escape, they encounter
death In -s@co.test with the ihickening
smoke, which cpwraps and destroys them.
Hence, The danger from smoke is greater
than that from fire, because il does not
seem SO immediate and appalling. And
none can venture within its influence unac-
companied by perils which few appreciate
and understand. However strongly temp.
ted, therefore, by anything less than the
saving Of human life, such venture can
hardly be less than inexcusable and rash,
while the good effected is rarely adequate
10 The danger encountered.
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though DR.. Blair told the teacher that many
brigh, rays OF future glory shone through
that thick skull. Milton and Swih were
justly celebrated sor stupidity in childhood.
The great Isaac Barrow's father used To say
II il pleased God 10 take from him any of hi.
children, he hoped II nigh, be Isaac, as he
was the least promising. Clavius, the
great mathematician OF his age, was 80
stupid In his boyhood, that the teachers
could make nothing Of him till they tried
him in geometry. Carracci, the celebrated
painter, was so inapt in his youth iha, his
masters advised him TO restrict his ambition
to the grinding Of colors.
zone OF The popular autllorcsses of the
present day." says an English writer, ,"could
not read when she was seven. Her moth
or was rather uncomfortable about il, but
said as everyh .dy did earn with opportunity
she supposed hns child would 90 so d, lasi.
BY eighteen, the apparently slow genius
paid the heavy but inevitable debts Of her
father from tho profits Of her first work..
and before thirty had published thirty vol
umes." DR.. Scott, the Commentator,
could not compose theme when twelve
years old and even at later age, DR.. Ad.
am Clark, after incredible effort, failed 10
commi, 10 memory poem OF a few stan.
zas only. At nine years Of age, one who
afterwards became chief justice OF this
country, was, during whole winter, una
BILE 10 commi, 10 memory The little poem
found in one of our school books.
Labor and patience are the wonder.work
ers oi man-,he wand by whose magic
touch he changes dross into gold, deiormi,y
into beauty, the desert into garden, and
The ignorant child into the venerable sage.
Let no youth be given up as an incorriga.
Bile dolt, victim only 10 be laid upon the
altar Of stupidity, until labor and patience
have struggled long enough 10 ascertain
whether he is " natural fool" or whether
his mind is enclosed in harder shell than
commonly, requiring only little outward
aid TO escape into vigorous and symmeiri.
cal life.
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sUFF0cATIoN BY SMOKE.

The Baltimore Sun, commenting upon
The recen, death Of the Misses HAVEN, near
New York, takes occasion 10 warn all ol
the sudden danger Of entering n room full
OF smoke, and the utter helplssness which
pros,rales the system when immersed in Il.
Even those most familiar with house and
its several apartments are oilen, in the shor,
time that sense can endure il, totally un-
able TO ea,ricale themselves from the perils
iha, surround them! The eyes are Instantly
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when she recovered, expressed the convic.
tion thai Robert was the forwar,lest boy Of
his age she knew Of and she was quite as
sure he would make great orator one Of
these days. She thought proper TO deny
him the cigars, but as for the shawl-per-
haps you have seen figure Of three feet or
under, promenading Broadway within tho
past week, closely enveloped in thick grey
shawl. Well, that's Robert
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CALENDAR FOR FEBRUARY.

cloud howis the wind along the vale
Shipwreck and death are In the gallo
Noon, weary travellers, a. they 20,
Are wiidered In the trackless snow,
And dread, ~ every step, that sleet
And snoxr NAV N, their winding shset."