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Evansville Commercial College.

This institution, under the management OF
jeremiah Benin, Esq, as Principal, is express
ly designed to teach Double Entry Book Keep
ing. with such other branches as are peculiarly
necessary to the merchant and business man.
The best evidence of Mr. BIS capacity and
reputation, as a successful, practical teacher
of the science of double entry book keeping is
the steady increase in the number OF his stu
dents.
A few years since he commenced here with
but very limited number of scholars, but by
perseverance and close application to business
he has succeeded equal to his most sanguine
anticipations, and has established reputation
for this institution equal to any other IN the
country. We are glad to see him literally
rewarded for his Industry, and hope he may be
still fur her prospered in this truly worthy
undertaking
We would desire fully to impress every
young man with the Importance of acquiring
thorough and practical knowledge of accounts
! He can gain in a few weeks in this institution
mass of knowledge which he could scarcely
acquire in life time merely by experience IN
business, because he learns not from the expo
rience of one man for few years. but that O
many men in different kinds of business
He may be ever so well educated in other
respects. but he cannot be commercial mar
until he has a commercial education.
The spring session of this school just com
mencing. We would therefore advise such 0
our young friends, either in the city or coun-
try, as may wish to acquire thorough ant
practical knowledge of accounts, and who may
!, wish to obtain a profession equally as honora
bic, and it may be as profitable as any thu
learned professions, to determine at once tt
attend course of lessons in this College
Our word for it, you will never regret the tim
2 and money spent in acquiringit. Those com
mencing before the middle of May, can com
pIete full course by the close of the presen
r session. We take pleasure in recommending
Mr.. Benin as a gentleman as well as an excel
e lent teacher and we know that he spares II
= personal attention in advancing his pupils.
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R15- In this wOrshipping age it is find
place his usefulness the public before his interest.
During late visit TO the city fSpindes we
sented professional friend the celebrated chemist
Dr. j. G. AVER, whose name is perhaps familiar
than other the bedGide sickness this country
Knowing the unprecedented popularity his medicines
ami the sale of them had expected find him
millionaire. and rolling in wealth. But found him
in his laboratory busy with his aborers his
bles aembics and retorgving his hest onal
the compounds the of which thousand
health We learned that Notwithstanding his bust
and its in cash. the Doctor rich
The assign is that the material is costly and he
persists in making his preparations extensively that the
nett profit is smau.-C American Farmer. Phil.
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03- The organ Of the Sheriff is little yexed
that the President of the Fillmore meeting
here last week, was an English born man, and
one of committee Irish born. The meeting
was not "Know Nothing meeting as is
charged, but meeting of the friends Of FIJI
more, without respect to party or nativity.
There will be another meeting of the same
kin! this evening, and we shall expect to hear
more swearing among the Old Liners about it.
We fear they will be a very miserable set OF
christians by the close of the Campaign They
will have to do penance the rest of their lives
if they expect future happiness, after all their
swearing Of this canvass.
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Insurance Companies.

A law exists among the statues Of Indiana,
says the Indianapolis Journal, requiring all
Foreign Insurance Companies. through their
agents. to file with the Auditor Of State, an
exhibition of the condition, &c, of each com
pany doing business within the limits of the
State, and this exhibit is required to be pub
lished in some newspaper.
This public statement, duly sanctioned by
the Auditors signature Of endorsement, is the
legal saaction of the validity of Foreign Com
panies. Policies issued b. Companies that
have not complied with thelaw in this respect,
are plainly void, and the Companies beyond
the reach of law. 1t would be we'll enough
to inquire in regard to the qualifications OF
Insurance Companies, before risking property
under the protection of their policies.
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Departed.

The Californians to whom we alluded yester-
day, started at o'clock in the afternoon on
The long trip They numbered fourteen in ALL
including one lady, Mrs. Ward, and three
children. No better company ever left this
county, or this region, for California than this
company. 1t was composed principally OF
young men of excellent characters and standing
and accustomed to hard work. If they keep
their health, they will bring home good ac-
counts of themselves. Our old friends Ira A.
Fairchild and John Ward will keep a fatherly
look out over the youngsters. The last we
heard as the train slowly moved of, was big
shout for Fillmore! A large number of our
citizens, including many ladies, were at the
depot to bid the crowd farewell. If good
wishes may prosper them, they will certainly
be successful.
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As n spring summer medicine would recommend
Dr. j. HosTETTERs celebrated Stomach Btters above all
others. It's strengthening aud nvigoratng effect
htated truly astonishing It's tonic action the
liver tende drive all the surface thereby
cleansing the system from all impurities is what has Gained
for these Bttersneh eviA.o reputation nasmuch
they pleasant to the taste beverage and
general family medicine wherever known. For sale
by Druggists and Hotels generally
HALLOCK & STCDDARD,
WOOLSEY & SAWYER, Agents.
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Hon. DAvY CRocKETT's WIDow.-The late
Legislature fthe State of Texas has passed a
law giving to Mrs. Elizabeth Crockett a league
of land. Sheis the widow of the respected and
lamented David Crockett, who. after serving his
country honestly and faithfully in Congress
and other places of trust, was butchered at the
Alamo, nobly lighting for the freedom of
Texas
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son, and l esteem him highly, as also Mr..
Hughes.
My name beg to keep silent. The people
must accustom themselves to separate the
cause from the person. Yours,
OLD DEMOCRAT
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% Sunday evening we had rain, accom-
became colder, and yesterday morning the
ground was frozen pretty hard. The dust was
hardly laid
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LABoRERs FOR THE LOUISVILLE AND NASH
WILLIE RAILRoAD.-The steamer Interchange,
from Wheeling had about fifty laborers, with
their families, horses and carts for the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad at Bowling Green.
They had been last employed on the North
western Virginia Railroad. They were all
Irish, but evidently of better class
Lou. Jour.
The work on this road appears now to be
going on vigorously. The contractors are
obtaining laborcrs from every quarter by pay
ing good, price thus showing their disposition
to push forward the work. This road will prove
enterprise toLouisville. The work
on the Henderson and Nashville Railroad is
also progressing fast.
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CTThe whole American ticket was elected
at Vicksburgh last Monday week, with scarce
ly any opposition. Miles C. Folkes, Esq, was
elected Mayor.
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DEED:

Ga MONDAY morning. tn 3Ist uIt Mr.. THOMAS HEAngE,
az 50 years of Lung Fever
His funeral will take place this afternoon ok
his late residence Main Bulls Had Tavern
the procession will proceed Dluo Grass Chapel
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O Ii H L @ I a Ia
LIST OF LETTERS
ID EMA ING in the Post Office at Evansville, Ind
Ia April LIST, 1856.
N7Persons callingfor these letters will please say
EEAdvertised,' and give date of List.
1'bA AI% oa 4f S1s a2i VIM
Anderson
81 X 51sf Butler Butt. GFi6 Mary BassR saTa
Bohland John Butler Brrtis mrs Hannah
Beam mi Amanda Boultinghouse Benton Roeert
Beaford @usan ByIO, miss Hattie Barnett Hum phrey
CtooK Campbell Hass Colvin Chas
~ Clayton Chas Connuble Jno L Choate Lewis
G G,iI 4 Ham O. Gnp, 9 a Pat Gasler
Casey Samuel - .
B DsarhP B Be:y Mib.
Deacon John DilA G Davney Ellen
E'EANKs Foster Tho Flem n Martha
= Fleming mraJ finan ROdy French Standen
q oRMAH MISS rah Gattis Cora Gilpin Nathan
- G1stele Il. nediet Gordon NJ A Gardner L.
G9otge John Gui.key An, Gilmore W
] ARE Cathariue Hawkins Martha Hall John
~ Harrison mrs Hath neius Hartman John
Iioofe mrs Marg Il ms zimri i'll miss Elizabeth
Hudson Hewitt mi Hack .ng miss L
ancheson mrs 81 harrison mrs Higgi nbottOm m
EoHEs To Jackson John jackson Jesse
K sort Urban Knight nr'Julia
Z
I - Lsndrigan Jno Little John W LinZbIne q
IA URRY A L Massey Willis Norton Sarah
! I'VE Mitchell Jos Munger @ Il Medlow Thomas
Maloney VIM Merton nj N A Merden miss Sarah
Murphy i W 2 Miller Myres ]
Mcclure Chas A1Crary Hugh
n ELsEY Dennis Newman Jon athau Nettleton Tboss
! e Newman Vim IL
| DERRY Joseph Palmer Thos Palmer miss Sarah
| PeytOn Lewis ParAs Edw 7 Parker John
PItkins Bryan Co Parker LIE Roy
/ ~ OYER miss u A Robinson IL 2 Richmond +. mel
Ia RObb J 2 Rains Reed mrs r 2
Robson John G RustoD miss Mary Robin,on Geo L
| STEvENS Sharpe David Skinner Robert
| - Sibley y G bti Jos Savage Canrga
Stahfeld John sample Tim Still Jesse
Stewart SauI Shannon Jno L SGillwel
stanton William Smith w II Summers Rich
Smith Sen Spaul Saml Shortill Jas
Snow John Scott " Il Sweet Austin
/ Shaw James
TsNEMPLE Jas Teylar VIM Trego mrs Isabella
| Il Troxel w l. Trunble Martha
! NAT ATFIsJ Woodward Money Haston T
w with C u Nayran miss oodsm mi Martha
Williams Mast Weeborne Lame
Woodruff James Wilson Robert Made Charles
Williams Sim White mess L ( Co 2Warren William
" hltsslde a Ia w hlte John Williams Arthur
Woodc VILLAIN Ward Bridget Wood mrs II II
BEN. STINSON, P, NJ.
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VALUABLE E41T All AUCTION!
Will sell at puzzle auction, the old Court in
= Evansville April 2tl 1856 Lot sixty (6O) in the
Upper Enlargement of Evansville the corner of
Mulberry and Second This IS m
feet deep and eligible building lois i'm tbs
city SALE POSITIVE -
TKRMs-one third of the purchase money cash. and the
remainder and two with secured
by mortgage
Refer Baker & Garvn at whose Office Mat of The lot
may be NANCY ROGERS
WoOLSEY & NELSON. Auetoneers. apI- 3w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II \ It f S

II TIES.
One lines less time three
week 81 SO; weeks. 81 so; month three
months. 81 six months SlC; year.
Larger Advertisements Cards of six lines under
No charge for marriage death religious notices
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

So otees in this place per line insertions
20 line three tines 80 line week. dis
count on longer time.
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INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL NO. p
Meets clock p NJ their Hall street.
the Telegraph oce the first AID third Saturdays of zach
month. Ott25d6w
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SPRING AND SUmmE6 GOODS.

THE under igned inform citizens this
city vicinity that is in receipt full general
SPRING SUMNER Day GOODS respect
fully requests the favor of call. A. ANSPA CHER,
mills I'm Main street, door t. Branch Bank.
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Mr.. Chandler arose in a Democratic meet
ing, and asked if Old Line Wings would be
permitted to assist in making the nominations
for the city ticket. He explained himself by
saying, that old Wings were always cordially
invited by the Old Liners to help them elect
their tickets, and they would like to under
stand whether they might not help make this
ticket. Mr.. G. was told with great emphasis
that old Wings could have nothing to do with
making the nominations. We wish old Wings
all over the State, when beseeched to support
the Old Line State nominations, just to recol-
iect this little incident at Evansville. Their
votes are very important to their old enemies,
but they are not permitted to have anything to
do with designating the men for whom they are
to vote.
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FOR COUNCIL.

a8- We requested to announce the name of BRAOK
MILLS. Esq. a candidate for the Office City Reeor
Mt the ensuing pril election. mr2l
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FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

Mr.. SANDERs:-You will please announce the name
FRED w. JOK a candidate for Councilman in the :
W. rnh0
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FoR CiTt CLERK.

Mr.. SANDERs:-Piease announce my a Democrat
candidate for recollection oIiee City Clerk. ii
ensuing election.
mh24 WELL IL WALKER.
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This Mr.. Chandler, who, according to the
Journal, ''loathes and despises" the Democrat
ic party, went into a Democratic meeting in
Evansville and begged permission to be allowed
to participate in its procaasI:2...--s 10 be sure.
the meeting, probably suspecting the sincerity
of his profesSian as an "Old Line Wing" re-
fused to take him into their counsels-and this
no doubt accounts for his '.loathing and despis
ing" of the Democratic party.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

s9eWe requested to announce the name of JAMES
MONTH candidate for Constable OF Pigeon Township
the ensuing A pril election. mh29s
E5- We authorized to announce the name of A. K.
w Cal RIP ENTER a candidate Constable of Pigeon
Township at the ensuing election apI.
EJ-we requested announce the name Of PHILIP
KOC candidate for City Marshal of Lamasco May
election mh2Ss
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FnR C0LI.Ef-TnR-
FOR CITY RECORDER.

Mr.. SANDEKs:-Please the name of DAN
WO0LSEY candidate for City Collector the ensri
April election, mills
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Mr. SANDERS:-Please announce my name candidate
for City Marshal, at the ensuing prIl election -
mhiI= T.. Ii. MOSLEE.
Mr. EDlToR: You will please the name of JAS
B. EV ANS Candidate for City MARSHAL the ensuing
April Hectic
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FOR MARSHAL.

A. H. SANDERS: Sir. please announce the name of Al
G. JONES as candidate for the ensuing election
mh6 MANY VOTERS.
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Mr.. SANDERs:-You will please announce JAMES T.
WALKER candidate election the office jus
tice Of the Peace at the ensuing election. mh26t
Rf-WE authorized JOSEPH p. ELLI0 TT
candi Justice Peace Pigeon Township,
the ensuing April election. mh2St
FOR Assessor.
Mr.. SANDERs:-Please announce the name of JAMES
SPALDING candidate recollection to the office of
City Assessor at the ensuing priI election mh27*
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THE DOLLAR TIMES !


WILLARD FILLMORE.
ANDREW JACksoN DoNELsoN.
yENHE prOrrietOrs Phade phia Daily Times in an
swer numerous inquiries and applications reviewed
all parts of the State Union that they
will Saturday May 1885, the publseation
DOLLAR TIMES.
The DOLLAR TIMES will Campaign Paper and will con-
everything of interest tie community relative to the
Presidential Campaign hedesa
carefully collated arranged exp esq re-
FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
The price ofthe DOLLAR TIMES will be placed low
put INFO the hands of every every family the
TERMS FOR SIX MoNTHs.-.CLUBs.
Thirty DO u 90
And cory the geter up the oiap Ali sent to
single cory address CENTS for SIX months;
All r,o should be aSdres.s4t to WV MORAN
sSU nhaa ''i IA'' o e. H. IL c. fs' ssS saS
% q BXs German Palm Soap: 25 hxs Star Candles;
a. - 10 bxs S,eriue Candles: 20 doz Tomato Catsup:
mhss ''' Pepper S'a' rec f'' COOK a5G'Eei
- l25 Bonnet Ribbons and handsome styles;
100 doz Cambria cTayes; a.sortsd q9aIIsis;:
q cartoons SIX Velvet Ribbon differ widths:
$50 Plrasois assorted styles; pcs Satin de Chine;
lco ioz Horn do. $50 gro Metal Vest Buttons;
Goat
this day and for sale by JAS Low Il CO.,
mh2s-d&w Alb Main street, Louisville. KY.
TOW ELiAC;.-2 cases brown Henebeck Toweling;
day and for sale by JAS. Low 4 CO.
mh29-d&w as Main street LOUSY lie. Ky.
NEW SPIEENG GOODS
ZEN & PRESTON on First street have lust received
E their first insa'ment of new and seasOnabe Goods
consisting in part Of
Bleached and brown Muslin; Cannelton Sheetings;
Red Tekngs all qualities; Plain, sripd fancy Cot
Plain and printed d. Minis; tonadesi
Plain. dark and gold-mixed Farmers Drilling;
Tweeds; Brown Linen Coating;
Shifting Cheeks;
Bleach'd, brown and co1ored Linen Duck;
Table Diaper; Twlled Teans;
Broadcloths all colorsi Diagonal Cassimeres;
Cassmeres, do Regatta dol
Satinsts. do.
Super Rich Fancy; Super Nader colors;
Blue and White; do Purple;
Blue and Ora do Pink;
Orange Furniture, new styles.
LAWNS.
Rich Fancy; Rich French;
DRESS GooUS
Black Dress Silks black and fancy coored Muslin Apacas
Lustres Plsd Cir CHAINS Fl ench do Berege
plain printed Jaconets Swiss Null and Book Musins
Check Cambries Bonnet and Cap Ribbons. Laces, Edgng
STRAW GOODS &C.
Fine Beghorn Panama Hats Palm Leaf do, Shanghai
Straw do German Braid do black brown and pearl
Natio and Artists ool plain and COLD
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies Misses Kid, Morocco and Enameled Bootees
Buskins. Mems Goat and Calf Munroes Brogans
Children Youths do together with full complete
Gloves and Hosiery Thread Noodles Buttons Pins
Hooks and Eyes. Combs and all other notions in line
We respectfully invite all visiting this
city. to an examination of our geo and prices
KEEN & PRESTON.
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CANDIDATES.
FOR MAYOR.

e7- One dollar INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE, for announcing
Candidates
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Eureka.
SELECT POE TRY,
The Sabbath

With silent awe, i hail the sacred mOln
Which slowly wakes while all the fields q"
still,
With soothing calm on every breeze is borne;
A graver murmer gurgles from the rill,
And echo answers softer from the hill,
And softer sings the innet from the thorni
The skyark warbles in tonelesS. shrill.
Hail! light serene, hail sacred Sabbath morn.
The rocks float silent by, in airy drove;
The sun a placid yellow ustre shows;
The gales that lately sighed along the g owe,
Have hushed their downy wings IN sweet re-
pose,
The lowering rack OF clouds forget to move;
So smiled the day when the first moru arose
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BEAUTlFUL-One pound OF gold may
be drawn into a wire that would extend
round the globe. 50 one goo' deed may
be felt through all time, and even extend
its consequences into eternity. Though
done in Inc first flush OF youth. it may
gid the last hours Of long life, and form
the only bright spot in it.
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SEvLEE--A crazy editor in one o. our
periodicals, ventures the following geni.
Al wishes on those who use the weed !"
May never lady press his lips,
His proffered I've returning,
Who makes a furnace Of his mouth,
And keeps its chimney burning!
lay each true Woman VII MS sIguI,
For fear bis fumes might choke her,
nd none but those who smoke themselves
Have kisses for a smoker ~
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A BACHELoR'S CRlTIcIsM.-A crusty
old contemporary says: A lady wears
long dress for the purpose Of making il.
shorter by holding part Of it in her
hands. Perhaps it woald not be unfair,
to say, that il The dress was of proper
.pnglh the necessity Of lifting it would be
avoided; or that the chance Of showing
attractions, accdenlly Of course, wou.d
be lost.
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FLOUR BARRELS The pxlraoriif1Y
lemaud for -four barrels has cEused ~
Gently great rise in the price, although
y the aid OF steam immense numbers
IRE now manufactured, ye; nolwithstand.
ug the increased supply it is inadequate
0 the demand, and The deficiency is corr
family growing greater. 4 few years
90, old -four barrels could ! e purchased
rom 12i to 95 csaLs ss4 =
ough old barrels readi
nd dressed 64 cents
he cause OF much comp
city miIlers who areI~c5m
much ia-Ssgs-=s mod a.
many Disadvantages and a 4
of the Ggur.-Philadeipkia !
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rThe satire in this renders tb@46
stry Passable: -.
Two lovely ladies' dwell IL,
And each d ChurchiRg goes;
Emma goes there 10 close her eyes.
And Jane to eye her clothes.
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EA land sPecuIaior out W est, in de.
Tending his "lract' against the charge Of
insaIubrity, declared it was so healthy
around there. aud so diiicull for folks 10
die that the inhabitants had 10 draw their
last breath with cork-screw.
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~Porter's Spirit ofthe Times has
an account OF dreadful Old fellow. who
would rather tell lie on six montLa &
credit, than tell the truth for CO
The idea is decidedly orgiBak !;
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EFFECTS OF FEEG SOClETY.-A Cali.
fofnla pamphlet alleges, upon pretty good
evidence, that five thousand murders
have been committed in that country In
six Years.
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TEAcHER--How many kinds o,o
are there? Boy--Broad axe, narrow,
post axe, axe of the legislature, axing
price, and axe Of the APOSTLES. Teacher
Good 90 to the head Of your class. -.
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A MAMMOTH SREEr The |.

AMAMMoTH SHEEF The laI
we ever saw was on board 4
Northerner, on her passage n
ton TO this port. He was two yesI
and weighed three hundred and
pounds. He was an imported
and was exhibited at the ProvincI
at Kingston. A gentlemen fromy
mont had purchased him, and was
him home. The. price paid was 50
dollar pound for mutton!
think ye ofrhat, farmers ofSt. Lqw1
lie was as large as young steer
densbwg (N ~ american, Z