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March 20. 1S5S--5w
NOTICE..

Mary Elizabeth
Drcnun In the Circuit Court for
vs.. Cecil county. In Chan
Thomas Thompson Gerry. March Is, 1888.
Drennn.
FsNllE object Of this suit is to procure q
4 Decree divorcing the complainant Il
ylnculo natrimoni from the defendant.
The Bill states that complainant and de-
PENDANT were married on the tenth of Octo-
Der. eighteen hundred and fifty. That up to
the month Of June eighteen and fty-threc,
the complainant lived with defendant as his
wife; but that during that time said defend
ant failed to make proper provision Tor her
support, and was frequently guilty of most
cruel treatment to the complainant. That
since said month Of June, eighteen hundred
aud ftty-three, the said defendant has wholly
abandoned the complainant, leaving her
entirely dependent on her own labor for hur
support. and the education and support Of
her children. That said defendant resides in
the State Of Delaware or elsewhere beyond
the jurisdiction Of this Court, and that the
separation is entirely beyond reasonable
expectation of reconciliation. 1t is there
npon adiadged and ordered that the com
Painant, by causing copy of this order to
be inserted in some newspaper published in
Cecil county, once n week for one month,
before the twentieth day Of April, next, give
notice to said absent defendant Of the obi cct
and substance Of this Bill. and warn him to
appear in this Court, in person or by solicitor
on or before the twentieth day of July next.
I" answer the premises and show cause, il
any he has, why decree ought not to pass
as prayed. W. III. RICKETTS,,
True copy; test, Clerk.
". IL. RIckErrs,
March 20, 1868. In. Clerk.
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Certificate of prOfcssor Tracer.

nv 'ne ftIueS' VI par"es in'efcS'e' nave no
hesitation in stating my opinion. that the mode of
preparing artificial nianurcs. by acting upon ami
mails by ulphuric acid, as detailed in Dr.. iiare's
Patent. and mixing the resulting substance with
animal. charcoal and phosphate of lime is correct
of testing the MANURE thus formed practically, /
have DO doubt that manure formed by the mix
turc of these ingredients in proper proportions,
would he found AT least 10 Iual in its elects the
best Guano. JOHN +. FRAZER
Nov. I'D, 1856.
VII is pat lin bags Of one hundred and City
pounds each. at Si5 per metz ton.
JOHN l.. MlFFI.lN. Sole Agent
80 South Wh1rvcs, above Walnut Street,
March 20. lSjS--lm. PHILADELPHIA.
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E:sn1"s. G.. ~. HAL.
DENTIST

NTHNAHk. hEL.--Ae many persons are no:
' aware pf the tirnr necessary Ia perform
perfect opcr'tion- III the Dental ar,.l thin TIE
it bat Justice to those at liz ance who may con
template visiting well ~ to i1y,ali. tn tins
publicly suggest 10 such The prppriry of iiln"! y
Informing me by mail ar n;heru 80 la th3' cf''t
! request this rs favor moe especially where lac
ope.ltinns required are Of .u:h II nature A. :"
'"ntrr them necessarily lengthy. as sni'''e:t
tim" can then be reserved for sub special cases
md thereby prevent disappointment.
T.. W. IiAi&E% ~ y. s..
Jul" II. - -lys NcNrh. Tel.
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Certificate Of Professor Boo,k,

y
Upon examining the composition Of the best
Peruvian Guano. can perceive ground for as
Stunning it to be the bcs; that can be made On the
contrary. there is always present more less OF
superhuous matter, sometimes in large quantity
The composition proposed by Ndam 4 Hare :
Patent is in my estimation superior To hat of the
hest GuaDos, to any other artificial manure Of
which have heard. aud think myself the more
cntltlel To give this positive opinion. from the
looked for results of the actior- of s.lphure acid
animal matter, which obtained in experiment.
but which were anticipated by the patent in qucs-
ton. Respectfully yours, JAMES e. BOOTH.
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ATTENTION TO TIE BONNETS.

AIRS. 4. r0AED invites tho attention Of t',r
IVA Ladies of lk'on and vicinity, to her large
AMI well selected stock Of
Summer Eoanpf&, RibboaS and W0wcr$
She has just returned from the city and feels
confident her stock of goods cannot fail to
please those who will call. Her establishment
is directly opposite the Howard House.
lmly 80 #
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DENTAL N0TifiI,

IT H. MUSGRONE, having permanently
4 located in this town. tenders his pro-
--scSSinnal services to the citizens q!
%~LLD Elkton and vicinity. Office neatly
opposite til" Court House.
Elkton MAY 5--tf,
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1 TTORNEI At LAW --iAying returned
Air"m the West, and permanently located
III tikton, Will give prompt attention to all
business entrusted to him.
0cc-with Hon Alexander Evans,
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GnrD.,
ROBERT I.T1I4pET,

(sUCoEssUF o. I0Hy LVN-DGy.(
Grocer 5. gallasa2i .s.pG EEe chant.
No. II, tTsiPsrte, ,two doors from Pratt st
MORE.
stFlLS al k,ud. ui Gram and Country
- Produce IN cominIs siuu, AMI Keeps "a
g ne raj assortment 81 Groceries always on
hand.
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las. =. EgcGWuE4OUGEl.

4 TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor il
"a Chance ry.-Dtlice under the ..lioward
House" Main Street. Elkton, Md.
Elktou. March 10. lSj5-tf
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4 TTOENEY AT LAW AND REAL.
"a ESTATE AGENT.-Onicc on Main
street, opposite DR.. Waliace'S Drug Store.
Prompt attention given to all business i'll
trusted to his care. Jan Q, lSJS--tf
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EsEggsV -. 'F'4assgsEEs'y

A TTORNEI AT LAW, may always be
"a found during business hours at his Office
tree doors cast Of the Court Housa.
Ellton, Jan 30, lS53-t
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
= 7 will be made tn the County Commits
siQncrs Of Cecil county, at their next meet
ing after the l9th day of April. 1858. to have
a new road laid out and opened. beginning at
an angle in the road leading from Lord $
Upper Factory to Newark. at the northeast
corner of james Mckancs land and running
s"uthcrly through land Of Aaron MinglIng,
James Mckane, William Campbell. John
Campbell. James l.. Foard, George Simpson,
James Yates, &c. Till it strike the iron Hill
Switch. on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad. march 20, 1s5S--5w.
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TTtf SUGAR Ggoi liv ouger
L 1 BRoyE, JR.
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IEAtHANTS Preparations .-Fd Scltzs Arer-
J lent Comp Ext Cnbebs and Capsiva Cord
Elk Turkey rhubrrh Extract snrsaparilIn for
Thomas Comp. Extract OF Copaiva; Sarsaparilla,
for sale at N. r. CARSoN'S.
New Drug Store
Rock Run Port Deposit
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DEALERS IL
Fertilizers, GudaoS. Gram. Seeds, &C., of
ercIy Description,
No. II PRATT STREET
Mar e. lSjS-3m. Baltimore. MI
HENRY S. SITES, ESQ, ElEtoa, .|ht.,
JAS. a. DAVIS & CO., Port Deposit Nil.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. TUESDAY

Dr. J. WHITE, Late Proprietor and Attending Physician in the Cincinnati Medical Instituechar- tered by the Legislature of the State of Ohio-now Consulting Physician for the same is on Profes- slonal tour to Misunderstanding LITTLE RocK his central point between Napoleon and Fort Smith.
 Dr. w hlte has taken rooms at the DAWSON HOUSE, Tn LITTLE RocK. where he may be consulted and his CELEBRATED REMEDIES dispensed during the months of Dec, Jan. and Feby. In the employment of his remedies. the afflicted will quickly learn that they do not depress the system vital forces; but are con stantly ren0rataaq the entire organism and building up and giving to tie Constitution and msnd their yoatztut Freshness. stdnaana and Stre10th
 Dr. W. has long enjoyed the confidence of patients coming five and six hundred miles to the Institute in Cincinnati, for his remedies and ad vice. and it will be his highest asperaton. during his three months stay, Ill Little Rock-n dispensing his remedies to give gratifying compensation to the afflicted for whatever distance they may come, or through their friends who may call for them aoiM statements Qt teear cases, ages. etc-but Dr. White prefers to let the highest authorities, which several of the States furnSh-speak, for his candor with the afflicted and the merits of his remedies
 Dr. W HITE desires the afflicted or their friends to call at his room Mo- IT. and examine his letters and documents from both the North and the South which are too lengthy and numerous to publish. He will at the same time. should they desire it. acouant them fully with the nature and ertet of their diseases with out charge should they after such examination prefer to dispense with treatment.
 We believe those who may carefully read Dr. hles Pamphlets. THE HYGIENE MISCELLANY OR JOURNAL OF HEALTH"-.tiee to aU-will find intima tl"ns and remedies suggested, which will benefit both Menasefres and q!f9icted friends.
 Let no one. therefore. to whom C THE JOURNAL OF HEALTH may be presented who may call for it at hs room. fail to peruse 1t with care.
 LlffLe HOcE 4JI1Dsus D,c
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
Rev. Peter Cuip, M. ID.

 pr. J. A. CLoProN Huntsville. Ala Dear Sir It affords me joy inexpressiblc to inform you that your invaluable Ointment has efectuay cured a cancer my wies face. of l2 or 3 years standing For some time previous to getting your Ointment her face had been very much infamed. and at the time we made the first application. she suffering great deal. We applied the Ointment according to directions eight or ten days alter which the cancer healed very fast, and soon we'll and has been ever since, about year now.
 Previous to using your remedies my wife had used numerous things every one making her cancer worse We learned from Mrs HiX, Lagrange that you cured cancer on her nose of 22 years standing. and one on Mrs. Chrstiana Moore face of 80 years standing would be glad to get two boxes like the one | used Should you send them, l will forward the money by return mail.
 Respectfully, PETER GULF, M. D. Pamphlets containing testimonials of the highest character will be forwarded to any that may wish them.
 Acrof1la, Ulcers. Sore Legs and all diseases of the skin eurei. Medicines forwarded by mail Testi- monal- can be at this office.
 Address, J. A. CLOPTON, NJ. D., Dec. $. lS37 HtltsUille. 4lu
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
IT, ,Tho Sonata n,n Th.

(ET The Senate, on Thursday, upon motion ot GIBSON MALLORY, senator from Louisville. laid the resolution to go into an election for a Senator of the United States on the table. The resolution was simple to do as the law requires, and the senate by this act, lays the law on the table. There it will lie for the present sessi h.. we presume. We have anticipated this result from the first.
 This action is not altogether without prece- dent. Two or three instances have occurred in which democratic majority in one house have refused to go into an election of United States Senator in anticipation of vacancy. In none of tn, cases, however, was there a law of the State requiring the election to take place. The opposition were much shocked at he lawless- ness of democrats in every instance. Their honost ' feens " were deeply offended They were shocked at such depravity, and they de. livered long homilies on the subject. When these things arc observed, the honesty are al- ways grievea. not that the deed is done. but that the honesty itself had not an opportunity to do 1t; and we may look out for the honesty to seize eagerly the first occasion to follow such an SFampIe
 An recolleet how all the honesty rolled up their eyes when the Senate of Indiana post poned the election of United States Senator; and all the honesty felt holy horror at the Senate of Iowa, when that body declined to go into an election. Such demonstrations showed that the honesty only wanted the opportunity. The happy time has come in this common- wealth, and the honesty, and virtue, and pa,ri- otism can't iorego the qualification of commit ting the sin.
 The factions are convinced that it is all rigbt when it's profitable, by the reasons that demo- crats have given. They are easily convinced by democrats to do wrong It is misfortune that the worst of reasons will persuade them to do wrong while the best will got persuade them to do right The brethren, we suppose, think they will dlsappoint somebody, and per haps they will, just now; but if they can afford it the democrats can. They have sins enough to answer for without this one. Perhaps they have come to the conclusion that they have no future anyhow, and that they might as well have a little party qualification; as they can't make matters any worse with them.-Lou,suiue | Democrat
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
n--nLa o;tr of Cohuru Canada ;o x,;tl

ferT The city of Coburg Canada, is without money, credit, or city council. It has loaned it's credit for railroads, until it has none left to loan or pledge Its people are taxed half a dollar on each fve's valuation, its treasury is empty, and, to cap the climax of its msfor- tunes. it is without local government--the city fathers, with the exception of the mayor, hav- ing resigned.
 It is doubtful about the resignation of the city fathers being misfortune. If the mayor would resige. too, the poor Coburgers might have chaace of reviving.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
Agents fol the True Democrat

 Arkznsas CouNtp-W. H. HALLIBURTON, Arkansas Post W M. JOHNSON, South Bend. AsAey-JA's NORRIS and A. J. HAYS, Hs~hurg; Dr. L. L. MARTIN, Long View. \ Drsdisy-JoHN fl AVIS, Lanark; w. J. LEpHIEw Win M ASYALKENBURG, Warren; JOHN NJ BURNS. Mt. EIba bsWoH-'ien. A. WHISERY, Spavinaw; J. H. HAMMOCK Bentonvle. Crittenden-JNo. s. HOLLOWAY, Marion. Csfsmbia-W. H. STEEL. Magnolia H H. GLE ARY, Falcon Cisrk-J. R. THOMPSON and ]. H. CRoss Amity; SAM M Scorr, Arkadelphia JACOB WELLS, Teue Noir. csroH-Hon. B. BUNCH, Kings River; w. w. WATKINS csaeqy-R. L. CARaILE, Springfield CkicOt CALVIN AsHBRooK, Columbia; NJ. A. WILLIAMS,
 Casters Landing. i, Crspford-GRo. AUSTIN, Van Buren, Drsn-J. s. JORDAN, Monticello. Oeshd-Dr. Jo LBMLEy; JOHN CARROLL, Napoleon. FrankLin-RoBERT c. TwEEDY, Ozark. FstoH-JoHN $. SHAVER, Cross Plains; J. s. RUSSELL,
 Rapp's Banens. Gseex JOHN M. MIrcHELL Gainsville; w. M PEERLEs
 Gresnsboro'. As.gstead-RoB'T L. PHILLIPS Washington. Hot SpringDr J. G. ALLIBURToN Rockp port; Dr. w. H.
 HAMMoNH, Hot Springs; 7. PHILLIPS, Fair Play; JETH-
 Ro HENDERSON, Wilmington. 1xofu-Hon. J, A. BECK, Table Rock; D. w. JEFFREY
 and $. J. MASON, Mount Olive. sdrpeHdeaee-REUBEN TARTAN, Batesville Dr. NJ. H.
 ACKsoN, Sulphur Rock. Je6srson--J. J. HAMMErT, Pine Bluff; l. SAVAGE Leh JstssOr- Col. JOHN $. HoUsroN, Clarksville JsskSoH-C. H. JACKSON, Elizabeth; D. M MARTIN, Mt. Lsfavette--J. NJ. MONTGOMERY. Lewisviue Lscrenee,J HnLHoUsE, Smithville H. KING, Jackson; ' M J. Ii HARDIN, Canton; Wm. VAUGHAN, Evening Shade. MostgOmery-JoHN R. GARRETT, Mt Ida. AfoarOe--WAsH PEFBLEs, Aberdeen. AadisoR-J. R. BERRY Huntsville. MarioH--D. c. WILLIAMS Melville. OsachitaR B. SMITH, Camden; RoB'r ATKINSON, Leek's
 Store.
 PerrD-Hon. l.. D. HILL, Perryville. PeiAset:-Hon LEWIS SUrfIs, len. w. THRowER, Boil
 
 Pkuiips-C. H. ADAmsoN, Helena Pskf-W. SrEER; Antoine; E. II. ADAMS H. H. MERI- DETH, Wilton; Wm. J. KELLEY Murreesboro Pepe-R. II. HOWELL, Dover; c. E. ToBEY, Norristown Psirie-COl. JA's F. GATEwooD, Des Arc. RaAdotph--JoHN Mccoy, Pocshontas. St. FraRcis-S. w. CHILDREss Madison; A. MCDANIEL,
 L'Anguille; GEO. ". SEABoRS, Tayior's Creek. Sstire-Wm. 4. CRAWFORD, Benton; Judge w. E. BEA- vERs, Lost Greek. SsUier-A. w. COLE, Paracta; L. NEAL, Center Point;
 Hon. CHAs PETrIGREw, Brownsowu. Seott-R. G. GAINES, Park; Dr. D. C. WRIGHT. SsareB--Hon. SAM LESLIE Wiley's Cove UAion--W. E. HUNT, Hllsboro'; H. E CoBh .deeks; J.
 ARNOLD, LIsbon; w. R. CowsER, Edorado. Van BareHL. R. VESABLE, Clinton; D. E. CARGILE, Quit
 
 Wa;hiHgtoH-L. B. CUNsINGHAM, Fayetteville; J. c. MCGUIRE, Mcfiuire's Store. Whte-H. REED, Searcy. FHos. M. ALEXANDER, Velvet
 Ridge; GREEN c. CARUrHERs, Gold We'll. Yei-W. N MAY, Danville; Dr. JOHN I. SHERMAN, Oar
 danelle; Jos GAULT, Bufton.
 N ? In addition to the above list Of agents Post Masters vho friendly to the paper authorized and requested Co acf s agents.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
State of Arkansas.


 Rosaline Matilda Braden, Complainant
 By her next friend, Laban NJ. Stroud
 vs. Bill in Chancery Thomas c. Braden. Defendant
 ZONES now this day the said complainant. by V W. w. Watkins solicitor, before me as clerk of the Circuit Court in and for the county of Carroll and State of Arkansas and it appearing from the bill of said complainant and from the affidavit thereto that the said d fenlant, Thomas c. Braden, is a non- resident of the State of Arkansas;
 Whereupon it is ordered by me that said lefend- ant be notified Q" the pendency of this suit and that the object thereof is to ebtan dissolution of the bonds of matrimony heretof re entered into between said complainant and defendant and that the charge m sad bill is abandonment and that unless he appear oe'oe said cont before the 4th day of the next ,effn t'ereoi. at court to be holden at the court m m usa Tn the town of Carrolton. in the county and ,,ate aforesaid. on the 5th Monday after the 4th d M hn"H ,H Tn February A. D. 1858. and plead answer oI ehuf to said bill that the same win he taken as confessed and decree entered accordingly and it is 'uf.ef ordered that this order he published in the :, Arkansas True Democrat" printed in this State. ,le hnnoer of tunes and within the time required by 1857. GEO ~ rnT;nnN W 1re,noei' C,e, :. Per F. c. CRuMp, D. c. Test:
 oo ,-- GEO. 2. GORDON, Clerk. Dec ". oi. zW. Fer F. C. Cpru, n ~
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05

HA ID UNAWAY on Friday the 4th inst ak A lO from my plantation. in Ashley & N county. near Bnrn. Arkansas, two negro N men. one by name of Jackson. as he is generally called JACKS yellow complexion about six feet high. large square built weighs, I think over two hundred pounds about 25 years old. slow in speech. voice very grum ana coarse in conversation.
 Albert. is also of yellow complexion. and brother to Jack-is about B years old, weighs about l4O pounds: has worked some at the blacksmth's trade can read and write toleraby well slow in speech, and generally appears deep study his left jaw appears to be swollen, it occasoned by the extraction of tooth there still remains large lump the inside. They both came from Lauderdale county, Miss near Dalevile last June think they are endeavoring to reach Kansas, or Ohio.
 will give the above reward for their delivery to me in Ashley county. Arkansas: in any safe jail 60 that get them; or $50 for either of them
 Dec lith. 1857. 3 JAMES P. HILL.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
HARD TIMES IN THE WEsT.-A Wisconsin

HARD TIMES IN THE WEsT.-A Wisconsin correspondent of the Cincinnati Times writes in the following lugubrious style:
 It IS emphatically hard times'' in the west at present. There is no market and no money. Business has stagnated; many have been thrown out of employment, and want and suffering seem inevitable. All of the lumber mills from Green Bay to Menominee have stopped, and thusands of laborers have been discharged without a mo- ment's warning, and the majority of them have niether cent in the pocket or food in the house.
 They must starve. unless relieved by their more fortunate neighbors. Such gloomy state of affairs is sad to contemplate.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05

TWO any person wishing to go into the merchandi-
 H zing business, will sell my splendid stock of Dry Goods. Boots Shoes. Hats. Caps, Hardware, Cutlery, Queensware. Liquors. Groceries etc. etc. at cost and carriage. win also state that my present stock of goods was bought at the East very low du- rng the late money panic. l will sell on six eight and twelve months credit with good security have one of the best stands and in the most business part of the city. The store has large city and country trade. But wish to go into different business which Is the cause of my wanting to sell aut Call and see for any further particulars.
 Dec. 15. '57. D L. O'CONNFIJ
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
PRINCETON FEMALE ACADEMY.
eP4Ss THE exercises of this Institu- s?1.fS | ton will be resumed on the 1Zs-----z I
 g[[- first Monday in Fehru,rv SE

5P4A ' NHE exercises of this Institu-
 l tion will be resumed on the sz-zls---<-- ll s@ first Monday in February.fF } Fl 1858, under the Supervision of JAS. L. BARRY. A. M' a> Paincpal. gentleman of superior liter ary attalnm lts, and who has been successfully en. gagged in teaching for some time. The scholastic year Will be divided into two session, of five months each The location of this Academy is beautiful and healthy and, with the high moral tone of the ci- zens offers inducements to parents and guardians to send ther daughters ami wards to this institution. Rates of Tuition for Session of five Months. Alphabetical Lessons, Reading. etc....... sl0 co English Grammar. Geography and Arithmetic Is % Higher Branches Mathematics Astronernv
 Botany. Geology Rhetoric, Chemistry etc. 20 % Latin and Greek Languages. ....... Sl0 % extra. french, Drawing and Painting. each slO 0O extra. Music on Piano Nelodeon and Guitar
 with use of instrument euch.. go co
 Pupils will be charged from the time they com mence and no deduction except for protracted illness Board can be had in private families at sS per month. VIM. F. SMITH. President
 Board of Directors. Princeton Dallas co. Ark Dee 15 57 ep
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05

KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE IN SEssloY.-The Kentucky legislature met at Frankfort on the . Eth. and organized by the election of Dr. Dan. P. White, of Greene. Speaker of the House, and Jno. G. 4. King. of McCracken, President of the Senate. The former body Is dsmocsatic the latter American
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-05
Christmas Books and Presents

A LPHBITS of American subjects, "A Little boys and girls Library,
 Rollo Story Books,
 Library ot German Stories,
 Miss Mary Wea hers Series,
 kri~s kunkles Library,
 lnlistinctable Pleasure Books Book of Beauty
 The Running Bird,
 The Rose Bud
 The Pet Annual,
 The Violet.
 Also DeSected Puzzles Block Alphabets, Ladic. Albums. Parlor Ten Pins, and very large assort meut Of beautiful books for Christmas and new veal presents just opened at the book store of Dee. 22 '57 JNO k PFApDON