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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-29
OLD HOME BITTERs

~ Cures DyspepsIn WITHOUT pam.
Cures Nausea.
OLD HOME BITTERS
Regulates and Tones the Stomach.
1t Relieves Headache.
1t GIvesanAppetite.
1t Strengthens the Weak.
1t Cures AcIdity OF the Stomach.
Try it and you will be pleased.
Try 1t and and have health agnin.
Try it and you VIII not regret it.
OLD HOME BITTERS
are elegantly and scientifically compounded,
and does what we say. We can give the evil
dence of many persons residing in this city as
to the merits claimed for them.
For sale nv I,AUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD,
Main street, and by c. II. ODBERT, end OF
Stone Bridge. maf9
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BockIRs's Furniture PoIish---can be
used on the finest piece of furniture, and will
save the labor of washing your furniture
dnSt mrs
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~ To the Recorder of said county.
We, John II. Strobe, Edward Westwood
and William Montgomery, three free holders
of the said county, do hereby certify, that by
virtue of warrant to us directed by William
Clohan, Justice OF the said county, we have
this day, on our oaths, viewed and apprnis-
ed Hog taken up by John r. Johnson on his
land as an estrny, and assess the value of the
said eStray at Twenty-one dollars. The said
Hog has a crop out of the left ear, and is a
white Splayed sow about two years old.
JOHN H. STROBEL, gtH
EDWARD fWESTWOOD,
WIZ QfH WTTTTAAT NTNNTf30NT E'EY
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AUGUSTUS PoLLAcK,
Sole Agent for the sale of the celebrated
Steinway Pianofortes.

These Pianos are acknowledged the best
instruments in America as well as EUROPE
having taken CS2) thirty-two inst premiums,
gold and silver medals at the principal IALs
held In this country within the Last ten year.
and in addition thereto they were AWARDED
first prize medal at the great 1nteEnatonH
brillIant and sympathetic tone, with excl
leuce of workmanship.
Every Steinway Plano warranted five
years Samples open for inspection, and
orders effected promptly at
,-s.nd for PLY ADG i,ts;s PoLLAcKs'
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II. u. II. p.
Has the advantage over all others in the
market, that it is cheaperand willnot loos'
its strength by age. For sale everywhere.
Manufactured only by
afs EDMUND BOCKING,
.--s No. odd Fellows Hall.
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HALL
VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE

NEWER. l asa7=
Has proved itself to be the most perfect
preparation for the hair ever offered to the
public.
It is a vegetable compound, and contains
no Injurious properties whatever.
twill restore gray hair tottS original color.
It will keep the hair from falling out
It cleanseS the scalp and makes the haiI
soft, lustrous and sillIen.
1t Is a splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or Young, should fall to use II,
It Is recommended and used by the firsi
SS-AsiS for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover, and take no other.
II. P. HALL & CO., =
Nashua, n. H., Proprtetors
For sale by all druggists. mr2-lyd&wth
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Asthma Papcr.--a sure relierfor Asthma.
For sale by EDMUND booking, No. ! Odd
Fellows Hall. mrs
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Wanted.

GOOD STRAW MILLINER, WHO is
n competent to take charge Of the bleach
ing and pressing at JOHN WALTERS, No.
l8.S Main st mr27-lw
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DARGE nor SALE-As FIRST CLASS
+ b covered Keel, sfitted up for q trading ooat,
in good order, tight deck and keel. Apply to
Alfred Smith or John Teeee, Wheeling brew
cry. y mLS9-4t
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MARRIEn

onthe cd Inst, at West Alexander, Mr..
JOHN W.GoUp6 to Mis- MELrSSAiR. BAIsDs
WIZ, both OF Wheeling, West Va. -
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Flat Boat.

CAUGHT BY THE SUBSCRIBER ON
VI Friday, the 2Sd inst, at Moundsville, w.
Va, a Flat Boat, which seems to have been
nsed ms a lumber boa, and Is in good order
prove property, pay charges and take her
AWAY. Imr27-2t5l DAVID COOPER.
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ONE oAsR OLD SHERRY WINE
" One caSk Pure Juice Port Wine
One caSk Pinet Cast1liOn Brandy.
One cask California Muscatel and Port,
sfTfaffy nure for medicinal use, at
mari =. EAUGHLIN5&BU
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-03-29

THE Kanawha Journal states that
James b. Nottingham was murdered
by hiss. son, u boy u years old, in
Clay county, on the 24th ult.
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YEEP YOUR PREMISES FREE FROM
IN foul odorS and impure atmosphere by
using The American Deodoriser and Disin-
fectant! For Sick Rooms, Hotels, Steamboats,,
Hospitals, Privies, Drains, &c, It is the most
convenient, cleanly and speedy Disinfectant
in use. Price, Fifty Cents per package. "A
liberal discount to the trade.
For sale by MCCABE KRAFT & Co, f
mrs and REED, KRAFT & co.
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atlu advertisements.
Notice.

TIME REGIIENTAL AND COMMISSION
ed Company officers OF the 18th and 5th
Regiments West Virginia Militia, are hereby
requested to call ut my Office in the Capitol
building on Saturday the 3lst day of March,
1865, and receive. the money due them for
service in April and May, 1855, during the raid
GEORGE w. BROWN,
InF29-3t oil. and Q. NJ. Gen. w. Va.
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Slate and Marble Mantels.

WE HAVEsoME HANDSOME sPECI-
w mems OF the above in store and on e&hi-
and moderate in price, Parties building or
TefurnIshfng houses ire invited to call and see
them. Also EnameIcd Arches, FeEders,
CjTatts &C. OF the most modern styles.
20 JOSEPH BELL & CO.,
mr1S.lw 81 Monroe street.
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Regular Annual Meeting OF the West
virginia Conference OF the Mctho-
dISt Episcopal Church---ltePort OF
Proceedings, and Record OF Appoint
ments for tIIe ensuing year
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DIR. LAROOKAH'S
SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND,

For the speedy and permanent cure OF
Liver Complaint, ScroiulR, or Kings Evil,
DyspeIsia DropSy, Neuralgia, Epilepsy,
EfysIpeins, 81. Anthony's Fire, Pimples,
Pustules, Blotches, Boils, Tumors, salt
Rhum, Ulcers and Sores, rheumatism,
Pain in the stomach, Side and Bowels, Gene
mi Debility Uterine liberation, Syphilis and
Mercurini Disease, and all complaints arising
from or resulting In Impure Blood.
1t Is double The strength ofany other Sarsapa-
rilla Compound In the market. and Is Endorsed
by the medical faculty as the best and cheapest
BLOOD PURIFIER eNtant.
Price 81, 90 perBottIe.
Prepared by DIR. E. r. KNIGHTS, Chemist,
MelrOse, Mass.
Sold to the trade by LAUGHLINS& BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
gists, also by T. IA. Logan & CO., and Logan,
list & Co. feb2S-3md&w
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Firemen's Grand Parade---Recep-
ton of Steam Fire Engine.
TIME VARIOUS FIRE COMPANIES IN
i the city will assemble at the Custom
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co1snte,s Aromatic vegetable Soap.
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from re-
fined vegetable Oils in combination with
GIycerinc, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies and for the Nursery. Its per-
fume is exquisite, and its washing properties
unriValled. ForsaIe by I'LL druggists.
,.5rl febg-lyd&w
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GUYANDoTrE DISTRICT.

PRrs1Drse ELDER-H. D. Rice.
GHpnlllIotte-S D. James. e
CtSElAiESb1ifg-Ss Kitchens. 49,
ashland and GFeeIlllps6HE0-J. NJ. Rife.
COditO9l--W. n. shaw.
H1gIie-J. Kelley. 5s-
LoJun-B. Logan.
ROOHe-R. Hagar.
WpoEHtHq and .nfcD OlrelE-To be supplied.
LOufS0-A. Il. CFiSSlip.
IlliRESrille--M. l. King.
f3ospd and pfke-1No he supplied.
AorpuR and Md0oDiIL-To be supplied.
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~ X. THE NEVER FAILING REMEDY,
". warranted to cure. For sale only by
ODBERT, Chemist end of Stone Bridge
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N Gents Shoulder Braces just received by
ODBERT, Chemist, end of Stone Bridge
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All. THE POPULAR PATENT MEpI-
A cFIlssSs or the day for sale by ODBERT,
ChemIst, end of Stone Bridge mr24
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nLAsTER PARIS-50 BBLS. CALCIGED
platter on hand and for sale by
mE8 PC. HILDRETH&B BRO.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-06-20

TROUBLES OF A NoTED WoMAN-The New York
papers give sad account of the fate of the once eel
ebrated Mrs. Eaton, whose influence in the davs OF
Andrew Jackson, sufficient TO cause rupture in
his cabinet and TO produce alienation of kindly rela
hoDs between jackson and Mr.. Calhoun, and other
members of his cabinet, which materially altered the
prospects for life of half dozen eminent statesmen
Mrs Eaton has for many years resided in New York
in the possession and enjoyment of fortune of two
hundred thousand dollars. There resided with her
two grandchildren, one of whom was a Young woman
OF great personal attractions.
1t was the misfortune of the girl to form the ac
qaintance of needy Italian dancing master. who
ingratiating himself with the young woman, was re-
ceived upon an intimate footing in the family of Mrs
Eaton. Asccrtaning that the grandmother was lady
OF large fortune lie paid his addresses to Mrs Eaton
with so much success that she became his wife and
placed her whole fortune in Ills hands He then sue
ceeded in winning the affections of the grand daugt-
ter, and having converted the whole of Mrs Eatons
fortune into exchange, he Fed to Eu1ooe last week
with the grand daughter leaving letter in which he
coolly informs his impoverished wife that it she will
keep quiet he will allow her twenty dollars week
for the rest of her life As the provisions of no ex
tradition reach this infamous case tile wretch xiH
escape punishment
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-06-20

I WHAr 4 STRANGER SEES IN CoKGREss oS SaTURpAs-.
The hall rather sombre, daylight struggling III 5rea
I.rilY from the top; but even the light OF dull oay
mukes the gliding glare painfully. He observes the
tw little flags over the speakers head and bas taken
ls before perceiving that man is ON bis legs
1ehind of those gingerb bread desks, hoFrangung
he house. He connot hear word he says partly be-
cause the man does not talk loud enough, oHt chiefly
because one is paying any attention " MIN. BlT
fey members are in their seats, and these are busy
writing exercise which they vary with another tha
somewhat amazes our friend.
He tries vainly and would like to catch word OF
two OF speech that seems to elicit such terrible a
clause. The members are constantly clappng thel
hands With great bat not prolonged energy, which
lItte hobgobbn pages spring about, running as f to
relieve each surcharged member of his enthusiasm
and friend gradually discovers that the handcaP
nng is not applause, but a mode of SummoUiHg lilo
page.
lie gazcs in bewderment on the Babel before him.
fbe man is reading his speech, and does SO from
Tihted copy, as if he paid by the line for it.
Inc pages skip about. The members clap their hands
People come in ana look at the show with stowcal
apathy and then go out again. The man finishes his
Racing and sits down. Another man gets up and
commences the same performance.
The members go out until not dozen of them
let The man is reading his speech. He does not do
livery gblyj he does not DO it if he expected
gain anything by it. Some humane friend comes to
I rescue with motion by parliamentary fiction the
speech is considered delivered and printed with the
Hpceceings and as many copies the orator likes to
pay for may be stuffed into the glory of buff envel-
oPe and ranked to wondering constituency in hs
'idstrictn
# may be necessity in the economy Of the great
parliamentary Whale that it come up to the strface
aad blow OF, and then 60 down again. If it could be
entirely restricted to the Saturdays it would be beter
ops day in six is after ALL not great deal to devots
ID parliamentary nonsense
Baking speech is considered the destiny of our
politicians. The member who should not succeed in
s5lag through the operation just described at least
1iqe in each session. and frankng home many thous-
mo dirty looking little pamphlets evidence would
of considered utter falurea fraud upon the pub
iG 70 makes no difference that he has nothing to
ay 1t makes still less that wants to listen to
NM AT the close of his "catechsm" some leader of
HE house may be kind enough to shake him by the
land and congratulate him On his Speech but even
hfmost Terdant member is not unsophstcated enough
o believe thHt had any effect any body. 1t is
ely broad farce, and a very shallow one. Each Sat
ritty gets rid Of half dozen of these orators.
Nation.
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lNcGnENT At TIE WHITE H9UsE.-A friend recently
on visit to Washington relates an incident which fell
beneath his notice at presidential reception which he
had the honor OF attending, that is 60 illustrative o
the prompt business habits and kindly feelings Of IA
drew johnson, that iegn to publish ID ia nearly
as he related il as possible. He said
After arriving in the anter0om of the presidential
mansion we had to wait Hntl Eotitied 10 enter the
presidents room. During the interval my friend and
myself notced daPper little sandy conplexioned in
teiectual-ookIng, nervous man, pacing backward and
IOrWard-eyer aud anon paEsing and making notes on
a bundle CT doeuments-then passing his hands
through his hair, be would resume his march, Nv
friend whispered " That gentleman seems peculiarly
nervous; something Of deep import rests upon his
mind" just at this moment the usher threw ooen the
door, and we entered TIE president, after bandlv
receiving and passing the compliments Of the morning
said: Gentlemen, please excuse me, two ladies' are
approaching" We stood back. An elderly lady ap-
preached, accompanied by one much Younger, who
from appearance, might be her daughter with an in
iant IN her arms, The nervous gentleman approached
the president, and said
Mr.. president, this adyS husband is under sen
tence for crime, which have here the documents to
show was not 50 fragrant testified and that one
OF the witnesses perjnred himself"
Stop sir, said Mr.. johnson, g l received those
documents or their contents two days ago and have
doneAn
The lady 50 overcome with the feelings that welled
up from her heart she incapable of Qtterance, was
likely to faint.
John" said the president, scat that LADY, She
took seat, and attempted to speak her thanks; her
emotions were too overpowerng for utterance aad the
president cut her short by saying:
''No thanks, madan-no thanks. ] have but done
my duty; be composed aud retire, for 1 have other
duties quite as urgent and important as yours"
As he turned away, said informant we observed
a tea'' trickle down I9s cheek. 10 matter what we
thought
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TAXING IIm At MS WoRD.-A party of ladies' and
gentlemen we're laughing the supposed awkward
ness attending declaration of love, when gentle
man remarked that If he ever offered himself he would
do it in collected aud business-like manner. For
instance" he continued addressing a LADY present
Miss s. have been two years looking for a
wife. am in receipt of about lhree hundred year
which is on the increase OF all the ladies of nv ac
qualntanee, admire Sou the most indeed, | love
you, and would gladly make you my wife" You
fattpr me by you presence, good humoredly replied
Miss s., to the surprise Of all present; refer
you to my father" Bravo" exclaimed tile gentle
man Well, declare y said the ladies ia chorus.
The lady and gentleman, good reader, were married
soon after. Wasn't that modest way of coming
his word?
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ADVENTURE AND BoNANcE-YHs IrcreIs Of Igc
IouRq Girls IFbat ttey Done and Ho,c They Dt1
H-On Saturday, week age, two young girls eous-
ms lett the glorious shores of old lake Eric and the
elegant city OF Cleveland on a romantic trip to see
the world and life. One Of them, Mary c.. is sweet
sixteen, and the daughter of gentleman who, hav-
Ing . struck lie, is well-to-do; the other Mary P
budding fifteen is the daughter of a widow lady all
considered of frstclass responsibility in that city
where responsibility is mecd out with "orientai
scrupulosity' They stood not upon the order or
their going but went and the fond parents and friends
knew not in what direction
Their first stoppage in PorkopoIis, but they did
not desire to tarry there. An uncalcuated nconve-
nience overlook them. They spent their small stock
of greeubacks liberall and it gave out before they
were well aware of it. They bethought them that
they would like to visit the Mound city though they
had not the means with which to pursue the journey
In this strait they applied to the gallant captain of the
steamer Lady Franklin booked for this port who ever
alive to beauty and innocence in distress, brought
them to st. Louis without remuneration. Previous to
leaving Cincinnati, the two Marys-there is something
very soft and sweet in the name-got escort in the
person of a lad named Willie Francis twelve years of
age bright little fellow, who perhaps as Gompe-
tent to take charge of two unprotected young girls
half of those who sport boards.
The parties arrived in st. Louis on Thursday last
Not knowing the city, they took lodgings at the City
hotel but not finding things to suit them there they
went next day to the Western house, on Broadway
Having thus become settled they went to the Va
rieties theatre and made engagement with sr Dea
gle as ballet dancers. Willie also got situation and
all things seemed moving along lovely But distracted
parents, who were forsaken in Cleveland tefegr&phed
for information in regard to their lost girls all over
the country. The chief of police of this city re-
ceivcd telegram requesting him to use all due dill
gence in ascerainng the whereabouts of the girls in
this city The matter put in the hands of officer
Gray, and ne soon got track of the esrays
The parents were informed, and they arrived here
They were escorted to the Western house. The girls
we're in bed, and were taken completely by surprise
Such hugging, kissing aud imploring forgiveness the
'fcer never fJe5ore. The runaway girls were
Sad 10 return home with their parents and promised
leyer to leave home again TSt Louis Press
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i AN EAST iHDIA EXPERIMENT WITH RATS, SNAKES AEb
ScoKPoNs-A correspondent in India sends US some
interesting matter connected with these reptiles well
Eofth giving the world She first is the record Of
/ great battle between the above named:
i saw very curious experiment with the cobra
~hic5, however was rather cruel All houses in India
have current of air passing through them. 1t is
nedessory to protect candles by glass bell-shapcd
shades. Under one of these, inverted was placed
the snake, in company with three large black rats
couple OF scorpions, and a centpede the latter ot
whiel is about six inches long, and if it craws over
perfoh 1t leaves for than year the unpleasant
feelAig OF very painful rheumatism. am unable to
state !he feelings OF this unhappy family at being thus
snddqnIy thrown together; | should Judge from tire
dns that their ideas We're, to say the least an
tagoHislc The snake lay quiet; the scorpion ran
races round the edge of the shade; the eentipeda
rolled himself up. The rats were the only creatures
which seemed alive to tie unhappy state of their con-
lnenlent, aud showed it by game of leap frog over
the Ienomous part of the family BY an unlucky trip
on tha head of the snake, one of the rats at last
aroused him from bis state OF insensbilitv and expis
ted bin offence the spot he fell dead from bite
The oiher rats instantly darted on the snake which
succn@5ed 20 their united attack they bit him from
head u! tau, a1d he died. having however, with the
little foscn lct after killing the first rat severely
wound'd the second, The scorpions now began their
part at The entertainment, and, knowing that the
aroWsGess attendant on snake bites must be kept of
al all Hzatds, humanely forced the rats into activity
oy ruHtlnS under them and singing them as thcv
hopPeh about The mode Of treatment however
proyedta failure, as the second rat which had been
WoundGi Ilea. The two rats had, however nut the
scopo5s horS dp combat, the last of this combatve
family we're now the rat and the centpede. the last
named had no chance with the former, and speedily
fel Yfcto, the rat coming off victor. As a tribute
to bis PUCK aud prowess lie was allowed to return to
his native faants where he may probably be still en-
ioying Perfect health.
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+
So@Ei AHENDAGSrs- -" Mack, writing from Wash
ngton Says:
| called at the senate document room, Yesterday
morning., and requested its superintendent 10 furnish
me WITH copy of each amendment submitted so far
TO tue reconstruction resolutions of the special com
mIttee As nearly as | could reeollect | had right
to expect about ten twelve, and thought thew
would be Immediately banded TO me. TIE accommo-
datlng gentleman to whom had applied Immediately
commeEced the collection of the requested documents
lie got zen OF them together in less time than it takes
to record the fact, and as he was looking for the
eleventh, | suggested that there was no more He
looked 10 me in arnazement, aud smlinglg remarked
that hG guessed hadn't been keeping track Of his
thing Soon the twentieth number was reached and
still 1t appeared the work was not complete. | thought
my documentary friend had certainly mistaken nv re-
qnes and had construed it into modest demand for
all the pills OF the session, from civil rights in Decem
Der to she pensoning of John Smith, last Monday aud
took tl.a lFerty Of disabusing his mind by assuring
him thai only wanted the pending amendments to
house joint resolution 127.
"Tb35's what / supposed" said he increasing the
pie to Swentyi7Te as he uttered the words "Twenty
fve--tFirty thirty y-fve-forty"
He5d on, now. I'm in earnest about this matter.
NO Joking" For really thought was being made
ehe ehe floE1n Of Joke and was beginning to lose my
temper: tie OF the document-room, seeing this be-
gan to ose hs temper too ana sharply retorted that
nobody was trying to fool me- and that he guessed
didn't SNOW what wanted l repeated for the third
or fourth time, that wanted the reconstruction amerd
ments, and only those now pending in the senate M
eyes were damned in good natured sort of wav and
was told to dry up-whieh I did. By this time,
was bugging No ffty-fve to my palpitating breast
and the End seemed as far off as ever. Fifty.fve
fttysiE, ftyseven, fftyeight ffty-nine, sixty and
the cry was, still they come. Presently, there was
signs that my mission had been accomplished The
pigeon holes had all been ransacked / had raaobc5
No. sixty.fve.
That's all for the present. innocently remarked
the superintendent to me; and then turning to mes
senser close by, said he: " Go down to the printing
oiace apa tF mem 20 send N all the amendments to
house Joint esd lati1l l27 affea go f5u
/ thogaht couldn't wait for tha 3a5cfs,cy .-;e,,
hat my totk is aad was already iarge s,ore, -
Keep m3 sura'ad iih literature ana rf,Toa5ca e99 ~,
umIaef inOntgs