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Congressional Proceedings.

Dec. Cot is said to be generally
conceded that the mass OF the bills which
have been introduced at the present sess-
ion will not be acted upon for want Of
time. This fact which lnus5 be clear 10
every member, does not deter them from
introducing food of bills and joint res
olutions for every Monday. when the States
gro called for jolntres0lulions for re et,no
A correspondent of the Philadelphia Press
re marks that there is almost sufficient Lu-
slness now upon the Speakers table,
with the necessary app opriati)n bills, to
cons lme the time OF the House from now
until the 4ti OF March The Senate is
alwaJs slow behind with its work. and
even should the House succeed in passing
large number Of bills, they will fail for
want of concurrent action the part OF
The Senate, Besides the regular appro-
pration bills an effort will be made to
pass the three hundred million bond now
before the ways and means committee,
the Southern Pacific railroad bill, and
one or two other important measures
The President will try to have treaty
made and confirmed for the acquisition OF
San Domingo, d something will be
done to settle more dfinlely our relations
with the dominion Of Canada. It does
nos look as if there would be much tin
kerins with the finances, Or with the
revenue and custoa1cs laws. Neither the
President nor Secretary of the Treasury
is i'll favor Of an additional legisla ioh OBJ
these questions st this session.
The usual food Of bills and resolutions
yesterday came upon the House under
the call of The States and Territories
The annual appropriation bill for the
Postofieo Department was reported. The
bill appropristipg $50, 600 to Apache In
dams on reservation was passed ; also the
pension bill, appropriating 500 GOO
The revolutionary pensions are reduced
$3.50 ,0Q0.-Ihe House is engaged on the
legislative, executive and jali:ial appro-
priation bill.
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War News from Europe.

Dec. II -Advices from Bordeaux in
dictate that the French are advanc ing Oh
the Loire, and announce the reea pture OF
he toun of Freteyal, on the road from
Chateaudun to Venaonc, on w ednesday,
and a severe engagement uea- the later
place On Thursday The eastern and thu.
Luxembourg questions continue to agitate
the polilicsl mind of Europe A Rorde-
aux dispatch say that Russia will. de
nounce the treaty closing the Dar3anelles,
uud that the Uaitel States, which never
recognized the c.osing Of the straits, viii
sustain her. The King Of Holland is re
ported to have assured the rnment
Of Lnzenl bourg thpt he will defend the.
honor and independence Of t e lacllg q
\ London dispatch says it is c2rtain that
lbe King Of Prussia has promised to re-
store TO the Pope his temporal power as
soon as the present wer cnds
Dee 19.-The situation in France is
unchanged No new movements Of sny
importance are reported by to-day's tsle
grams A serte was made few DAYS sgo
from Paris. but 30 results beyond the
benefit gained by Reconnaissance are
given prusSian un-oGcial dispatches ex-
cuse the delay in the bombsrdmeut of
Paris Icy saying that there IS Il lack Of
ammunition, tlat the roads are too heavy
for bringing siege guas forward, and Que
dispatch has it flat the delay is caused
by Qaarral between prominent generals
on the subject. Ali difficulties, however
are to be sprmouatcl, and the lombard
ment will certainly soon begin, IF
something does not happen to prevent it.
On the Loire tho French army is making
preparations for an advance, and some
shirai,hing has been reported The mil
itary authorities at uavre are prepared
for an attack, and have determined to de-
fend the city to the last The prussans
are reported concentrating at Yvetot thirty
six miles southeast OF lIayre. The city Is
defended by strong garrison, with three
hundred and fifty gpas.
Dec. %. There is as yet no especia
Indication Of cessation IN Of dctermin-
ed resumption OF bossillties Strategic
movements are in progress, both at Paris
and in the department Of the Loir. The
French navy is active on the northern
cost, with particular regard for Havre and
Cherbourg Prussia has not relaxed even
in the slightest degree the severity OF her
demands, and will only be content, as
already indicated, with the unconditional
surrender and unqualified submission OF
he French people. The Luxembourg
trouble is one of the interesting side issues
+ the war. Much newspaper comment
IS expended on the subj .cts but The situa-
zion IS u simple enc now. Ii Prussia
desires to absorb the duchy, the duchy
must be absorbed. The treaty concern
ing It's neutrality amounted TO nothing,
lis territorial ext. in the present
state Of German politics amounts to moth
ing.
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Some mar of statistics reminds Ii

Some of statistics reminds lis hat thei e
are . sGn,slys ~ 1911. in iLai year we
caa iook both ways for Sunday.
Some man low contemplate i'll begotten
wretch stole part Of porker from Mr.. Danl
Brown, the faithful Foreman OF the Times, on
last Tuesday night An individual who
would steal from a printer would rob a grave
yard Of its doal.- " inchester News.
STANDARDIZATION lucas, colored, was
sentenced to sixty days imprisonment in the
county Jail, on Monday last, by the County
Court, for stealing watch and ether articles
from Mr.. Geo. Noakes, same mo nths SINCE
Winchester Ne'cs.
The Meth odist Episcopal Church, in this
place, was sofa Monday last 10 the. high
estbidder. II was purchased by P J. Aaiick,
| Esq, for $3.50. OF, in the interest of the
congregation. This no doubt is Il gratifying
result TO a number OF citizens, who have for
years worshipped in the cid building. -C!arhe
Courier.
The P. N. General has issued propositions
for contract to. carry daily maj from
Summit Point to Miliwood This Will be
great convenience 10 that vicinity, as they
will get a daily mali by the way Of Winchester.
Summit Point, and from Washington city. If
the contract could only be extended to the
White Post the advantage of mail facilities
to the county would he complete ClDrke
Courier.
Miss Alice Octavia Wiz, eff Harrisonburg
was killed by being thsown frem,a horse she
was riding, Saturday the l0tA inst, near
Spring Hill, Augusta county.
AN OUTRAGEOUS ArrEMPr.-We leyrn that
Mrs Bonecutter who resides some five miles
of this place. near TIE Cedar Creek road.
was attacked by nsgro wa lie on her return
home from market few days ago. She was
alone. and seeing The negro approaching at a
distance, stopped, and arming herself with
rocks, which she placed in her wagon started
on, fully determined 10 defend herself should
he attack her And it was well she did thus
prepare, fer the wretch soon came up and de-
Inanded her money. With frmnoss and
presence OF mind rarely seen in woman pla-
ced in such circumstances, she made the rocks
whistle around his head, driving him away,
and making good her escape. 1t is only to
be regretted that she was not prepared to
have sent ball through The scoundrel, who |
was bent on robbery and probably somethin
WORSE Winchester Netos.
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MIR. Charles Bear, son of Mr.. Jacob Bear,
living near Conrad's Store, Rockingham coun,
ty, was fonnd dead in his bed on Wednesday
morning, the 9th inst. He had been light
y indisposed for eeyeral days.
SHENANDOAH v. R. R-Col s. R. John
ston OF the corps of Engineers the Shepan-
doah Valy Railroad, VINO wos in our town
few days ago, Informed us that the locoting
party Of Engineers had reached point seven
miles north of this place aud are progressing
rapidly with the work. The Colonel has gone
to fishsrsviile, in Augusta, for the purpose
Of commencing the location of he road from
that point, The work goes braycly on, and
ere loug we seall hear the whistle of the irotn
horse along our beautiful vallso. God speed
the daJ.-Plgs Coerisr.
CuarsrMAs BSsrlyAL. The Christmas
for the Sunday School Of Emanuel Church
will be held on Monday night after Chaiss-
mas. at early candle lighting in the
church building. All persons are cordi-
ally invited to attend. -Sheaandoah Vel
ley.
ACCIDENT. On Friday last, near Mr.
Lewis H!ryle's, on the Turnpike. the
horcscs attached to two horse WACO
driven by Arch Gikison, ran of; aud
Arch i'll ondeavoring to jump from the
wagon became eutaugled in the lines. and
,hrown very heavily upon the ground.
His head and face were badly bruised and
cut, and his ank la Was sprained. lie is
now doing well, at Mr.. Wallace Vests
to which house lie vas carried .-Shen-
4nd9ah Valley,
Masonic. We are glad to hear that
the Lodge at Mt. jack son is in -four
ishipg condition and that accessions are
being made to its membership Meet
ings are held regularly GA the u and
4th Thursdays of each mon !h.-Shenc9s-
doah Valley.
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[FROM TILE DISpATCu.

LEXINGTON, Dee. 16. A regul Il meet
ing Of tie stockholders Of the Val ~ Rail
road has been in session here tits after
noon and tonight. Roanoke, I,otetourt,
Book bridge. Lexington, and Stauptol
arc represented by oficialy-appointcd
proxies, and number of private stock
holders are present. Col. John 7. Amber
son occupies the chair, and Maj. Jed
Iiotchkiss acts as secretary.
On motion of Colonel j. W. Ma,sa.
the acticn of the directors in e. .
Robert Garrett, Esq, president OF :e
company, was unanimously conGrme Land
the confidence expressed that Mr.. Gasct
would prove himself every way woe of
tle reputation of his distinguished father
q ID competent to push forward the wysA
to an early completion
On monitor, the action Of the previous
meeting, giving plsnary powers to the
president and directors Of the company,
was repealed.
The following new directors were cleo,
ted Roanoke, Ii Il Blair and Colonel
G. w. .IIansbough f; Lexington, Colon,l
j. y. Massie.
The meeting unanimously adopted a
resolution to the effect that the road shoald
be located as nearly as practicable through
the center of the counties, and that the
engineers be directed to re-surycy the
central route, and to locate the line as
near as practicable along this line.
On motion Of Colonel Hansbrough, the
office of vice. president was created. Dis
cusson ensued, and the meeting is now
having spicy discussion on the question
Of postponiug the election of this officer.
Mr.. Garrett, President Of the Valley
railroad, is here.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
ssss;sr -.,.,.5,~.-,;rt 5lANHOOD: HOF LOST,
- n TnJoy1n

.r7r--..,xl. MANHOOD: HOF LOST
E<s IS (yHOW RESTORED.
Rss$s II; n AssE Just published, q new edition
-.s5S of DR.. Culverwei's Cela5rated
Essay on the radical cure with
gu medicine )of Sperinatorrhdea or {semnal w ca
kness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impotency.
lmpedimcnts to Marriage, etc; also, Consump-
ton Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by sel-inuul,
gence or sexual extravaganza.
G1ss~ Price, in a sealed envelope, o2lY cents
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay
clearly demonstr from thirty years, success
full practice, that the alarming Consequences of
sell abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use OF internal medicine or the appli-
cation ofthe knife pointing out Il mode OF cure
at simple certain, and etectual, by means
u which every sufferer, no matter what his CON
it0n may be, may cure himself cheaply, pri-
"a ely, and radically.
rs This Lecture should be in the hands of
re 5outh and every man in the land.
,-nt, under seal, iii plain envelope to any
lr4s, postpaid receipt SIX Of cents or two
stamps.
Also, Dr. Culyerwell's '5Iarriage Guide
price % cents.
Address the Publishers,
CHA5. J, G. KLINE & co.
49, B1we'y, New York Post-Cfce Box
Dec. -, i67Q-1y 1850.
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NJ 0 7 1 c f

The partnership Of Drs. Irwin ard Tripett, has
been dissolved for more than sixteen mon tbs and
the business of the firm is still unsettled.
The books are now at the Office of j. C. Mckay
and parties knowing themselves to be Indebted
caa call and inspect their accounts, and ciosa
til EN- by note or otherwise.
The books must be settled up at once.
J. S. IRWIN,
Nov. lift. W. IL. TRlPLETT.
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Dec. 22--4 W.
TOURT }IOUSE

HOURT HOUSE.
" Bids will be received until the 18th
January, 1871 to construct the new Court Room
for Shenandoah County. +,
lst. To do the masonry and brick work, the
undertaken to furnish every thing,
I'd. 70 do all the wood work, the under
taker to furnish every thing.
Specifications be seen by applying to
Mark Bird Chairman OF the Committee W ood-
stock. All Bids must be in writing and sealed.
By rider OF the Committee.
MARK BIRD. Chairman.
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~ COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
NooDsToCK, Va, Nov, 22d 1870
10 James Williams Executor, Of Samuel c
Williams deceased, Complainant.
And John } Conner Administrator Of VIM j
Conner deceased, VIM FL Liehliter and Marga
ret his wife, James Conner, joseph Butts and
Mary Ann his wife, Elizabeth Conner. Zebi-
dee Conner and J Mckay Gps. AID L1TKMa
for Mar garet Ann, Catharine and W;lAelmina
Conner, d efendants,
IN oHANCERY.
Tse creditors of the estate ofc VIM J Cen
ner deceased, and all others conIerne
You are hereby notified that hav fxe6
upon TUESDAY. the 20thDAY of DEcsaEgs.
1870, at my office, tostate, settle and adjust
thea, counts Of John JConner, AdminisIra
tor Of Win. J. Conner deceased; to take
proc of all debts or demands against said
VIM. J. Conner deceased to ascertain the
real estate whereof he died seized and posses
sed, and its gross and annual value-the pri-
GRITTY Of the liens on the same and any OF her
matter deemed pertinent or which cit her par
ty may require-requlred to be taken bv the
decree of Shenandoah Circuit Court, render cd
on the 10Th day of August, 1870 in a suit in
Chsncery depending in said Court, in which
you are parties at which time and place Won
are required to attend
Given under my hand, as Commissioner Of
the said Court, the day and year hrst afors
said.
Nov. 24.-4w GEO W. MILEY.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
II s 7 R A Y s

II R Y
Ihs nd'rsiggsd. residing S miss west Of
ooastcek, shenanGoah County, Va. took,
p, the 9Th dsy of Move nber, 1870,
TWO ESfRAY> CATTLE,
described rs follows, 10 wit:
One mnly st'er, years old, Red Roar, swsl.
loTfork in lsft ear. and appraised at SIS, 90.
one cow, white spotted, with Bell on, end
Oh both cars OF and swallow fork in each. sup
$500.
The owner is required TO prove prooertv
pay charges and take them away; otherwise
tney Will bs disposed Of according to law.
noy.24, Nv. WILLIAM GOCBEkOUR
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

Prizes cashcd and information furnished BY
GEORGE UPIlAM, Providence, Il. |.
A G. A r. ID.
A Clergyman, bile residing in South America
as q missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Sem
inal Organs, and the whole train OF disorders
brought on by baneful and vicious habits Great
numbers have been cured by this noble remedy.
Prompted by q. desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate, will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine, in sealed eny elope to
any one who needs it, Free of charge Address
JOSEPH I. INAAN, Station D, Bible House,
New York City.
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*
Perry DAVIS Pain Killer
Has been tested in every variety Of climat
and bs almost every nation known to Amerto
leans 1t is the almost constsnt companion
and inestmab bic friend Of The missionary and
the traveller, on sea and land, and no one
should travel on our Lakes or Rivers withou
it. 70.
TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PRESS. I
This remedy is we'll known to be one
the very best ever offered 10 the public. !
is ali that it is represented to be. The testit
nonials in its favor, reaching back for n
series Of years, and the experience Of long
test, incontestibly prove it TO be one + ths
most reliable specifics Of the ag..-Otd North
State.
We cheerfully add our testimony in favor
Of this medicins.-Roman Citizens.
Davis Pain Kller.-We have tast=d this
medicine and assure our readers that it not
only possesses all the virtues claimed for it,
out in many instances surpasses any other
remedy we have ever Known Herald of
Gospel Liberty.
1t is really valuable medicine-it is used
W many ny OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LISfSlISE.
l have used Davis Pain Killer, and con-
slider it an. indispensable article in the med
iciro box. II has effected cares in diarrh@a,
and for cuts and bruises it is Invaluable.
Y. Examiner. :
Spoken of in terms of high commentator
by both Druggist and hysicisn.-Philadel
phia Eagle.
Known almost universally to. be a good
remedy for burns, and other paths OF the
body--and is valuable, not only for colds
in winter, but for various summer complaints.
christian Advocate.
There is no medicine l value so highly as
the Pain KilIer-haye used it for years, and
in every instance it has proved sovereign
remedy Messenger, Glens Falls, \. Y.
Directions accompany each bottle.
Price 25cts, 50cts, and Shopper BE.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Dee. l, 1870 limo.
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SALE

COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
y Very Desirable Farm
Pursuant toa Decree of the County Court
of Shenandoah County, pronounced at its Le-
ccmber Term 1870. i'll the cause wherein
David 81 jcklcy s Ezeoricrs Ct ais. are lain
tiiis and Joseph Watson's EXT ct ais. are de-
fendqpts, l will, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th OFJANUARY, 1871,
On The Premises, proceed TO to sell at public
SALE TO the highest bidder, the Real Estate
in the Bill mentioned and described as The
property Of the said Joseph Watson, deceased
C 4sisiing of
40ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, OF first quality, with u Good
and Comfortable
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Q Y s T Err S
MINCE MEAT.
APPLES,
CHEESE & CRACKERS.
FOR SALE BY,
NELSON & co.
Dec %, 1870-tf
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ENFORMATION WANTED.
Dec %, 187O-tf

ENF0RMATION WANTED.
Edward Willis, left " oodstock in September
last, and was heard from when at Bridgeport
Summersct County Penna., Sept. 10Th. 1870
Since that time, have not been able to hear
from him lie is young man ab nut tween tv Il e
years OF ace, feet 10 inehe, light wilt a I'd has
deep dnpe in his chin. ANY informant ION
concerning him will be thankfully received BY
his father. Address EDWARD WILLIS, Box 4S5
plaintield n. j
Dec. 22-2t
Cumberland Alleghanean copy times and
send bill to advertiser.
GrEEL ENGRAVING OF GEN. ROBERT
~ f. LEE.
subscribers RENTING 81 for one wears
subscription to The Southern Press an Has
trated Weekly Journal of 20 columns. will
receive an elegant Steel Enyraving Of en-.
Robert Z. Use II K 10 inches, Forwarded in
a secure case, postage psid by as. This mum
Der contains large fuely executed likeness
of Cen. Lee, engraved by skillfnl artist.
from photograph expressly for The Press.
with an outline Of his life, and an account Of
his obsequieq. Single, copies, (if ordered
early) forwarded to any address on receipt or
10 cents. Energetic Cauvassers wanted in
every county in the South, to whom liberal
list OF prfmiulns is offered in Ibis iasus.
AGdlesS TheS1uthern Preas, Bait. MI
II,
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J. II. MAPHI8. RICHARD
W7OoDSTOCK TANEERT.
w Ne would inform our friends and GUS
toners that we are now carrying on the Tam
ing Bus mess, at the Yard known as the Williams
lanyard, situated on
" WATER EET,
in Woodstock
We propose paying at all times, the highest
market prices for bark, hides j c., aid will fur
nlSh all kinds of Leather at reasonable prices
We have now on hand suderb Stock of
Upper, Sole Leather, Cal:skins &C.. which we
invite our friends to examine
Dec. l5,-,f, MAPHIs & RICHARD.
EN5FkAI STEER.
"A Taken up by the subscriber, on his prem
lses, near Columbia Furnace.
ONE BLACK STEER.
with white at end Of tie tail, both ears cropt
With a slit in each. Supposed to be about Is
IN Onths old--valted at 81.
The owner will come forward, prove property,
ray charges and take possession of the same,
otherwise it Will be disposed of according to law
Dec. 10, St. SAMUEL MOONEY.
TSTRAY SHEEP
1 \ Taken up the promises Of the subscriber
/ sheep-One white eve with left ear off and
hole in the same on white eve, with both cars
OF and an under keal out Of the lett. the other
two are white ewes with both ears of. Valued
at 50 per head. The owner will prove property
and pay charges, otherwise they will be dispos-
ed OF according to law
Dec e. Is, st. ABRAHAM SIEETZ.
EEOLIDAI JOURNAL FOR 1861
Contains Christmas Story, Splendid
Rays, Mfgic Sports, &c As pages Illustrated.
Sent Free on receipt ot-one stamp for postage.
Address Adams Co., Publishers, Boston.
Dec. /, 1870
TIL sa- Best PAPER.
AND TIE
Best Inducements
Dee. l, 2S40.
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s.. q & EY

MONEY
is an article despised b, none, and wa sr. pe,v
prepared TO show how all may possess it in sbun.
dance, bv following few Simple instructions
which will DO given
FREE
Of charge, except the triling SUM of Is cents. as
a guarantee of good faith. Tls business is n
exhaustibe, and thousands are now engages in
it, while to their friends the cause cf their great
success and prosperity remains mystery. Apv
party engaging will frequently receive sealed
packages by express or mail. Further than this
the business is all to yourself,
AS
the articles can be carried in the vest pocket
except when wanted for use. needs vour at
tent ion but one or tvs days in the week, or a
couple or hours daily, which can be after other
business is over. n Q additional rent. taxes. or
help of any kind All engaging must be OF first
WATER.
None but good smart men wanted, who ca.
keep their business to Themselves. act confdep-
: tiallys with me, and make from SIS to $40 for ev-
cry hours service.
Act promptly. Begin now and Fortune is
yours. lncksc with your address Is cents, and
you will get full particulars by return mail
Address,
E.F. HALLET,
Oct. q Pm. Box $50 Titusville,-Pa.
XTlNGlAIA' TO WIT:
At the rules held in ths Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court of Shenandoah, for the
month of November 1870;
John WoiVerton.. ......................P IsintiE,
against
James ". Raeey 4 wifo and otk ers efsndants,
IN IHAkCERY
The object Of this suit is to sell certain
real estate in the bill and proceedings mex
toned &c.
happening By satisfactory evidences that
the defendants, are not inhabitants of this
State-It is ordered, That the said defendants
do appear here within ono month after due
publication hereof, and do what is necessary
to protect their interest, that copy OF this
order be published IN some newspsper printed
IN Woodstock, once week for four sue
cesslve weeks, and copy posted at the front
door of the Court House of said county, ca
the first day o: the next County Court.
Copy--Tests.
VIM. SMITH ARTHUR, C. C. C. S. C
WIN. WRIT BIRD, P. q.
Nov. low
IVAN NOTICE.
Il | have just received notification from the
Auditor OF State that the installment OF Taxes
now due must ee paid in immediately | there
fore take this method of notifying the Tax PAYERS
OF this county that viii be unable to offer any
longer indulgence, aud that all must be ready to
pay their taxes IN few days. Notices have
been issued both IRON myself and my Deputies.
to the
I A X-P AZ ERS
the several Districts of this comfy, and if
they are not promptly paid in as requested, they
will be collected according to the provisions Of
the law.
J. A. Hottie, Sheriff S. C.
Dec. 15-tf.
nH NOTCH
~ Ii you want to loan mon'y
buy On credit, but il you have cash or Pre-
anSs, go to Cobb's Chssr Store.