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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-13
WOODS HAIR. RESTORATIVE

WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Unlike most specifics, thisis proved, BY un'
mpeachoble evidence, to possess great eff
cacy as a restoFero( The hair to its pristine
vgoE Where the head had beoomenlmo't
bald because of sickness, the use 6flthis ard
ticle has produce beautiful growth o. thick
glossy hair. II is therefore agalaable4pre-
pAra;ion for all classes its lhgedients are
such as to eetually radicateldandruff and
other Impurities, which operate so injurious
ly 10 the hair. 1t also has curative proper
ties of another description. Innany cases
pimples and other assignments of the skin
disappear wherever tits used gThereiis no
hazard attaching to the trial of this remedy,
and its effects can only be beneficial, as the
compound, if it does not cause manifest
improvement, is sincapabesUf doing harm I,
as its component elements. are perfectly in
loxious = Boston Transcript, April "a,
1859, pov7-wl "a ,sfAssUie
before It. .a.'tt Iiia asa
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-13
FROM lhe 2nd VA. CavaIry.

We are requested to publish the
following, to inform the friends Of
Capt. Hamilton Co.. Of the iacts con-
tanned in the letter. u va
Camp of 0nd, Reg, Va, Mounted Vol. |
i GuyandottS, Va. Feb bruAy ., 1895
Mrs. SARAH d. KING:
MADAM:-Your letter Of
5th inst. together with thirty three
pair of mitters is duly received,
which with what you have distribut
ed and what | deceived upon former
occasion makes Seventy, Eight pairs
through your Kindness and
tiberaIlity, to the men of my Com
pany. , sl ,.5s rt
In their names as well as my owr
allow me to express onr thanks oyou
and the other Ladies associated with
you in your good work, and to assure
you and them that your generosity to
and thoughtfulness for the condition
and comforts of the soldiers, will ever
be wildly remembered by us.
1t has been with lain that have
perceived by the Newspapers the diff.
ficulty that has arisen between the
ladies your Socity, in regard to
either myself or any member Of my
Company, at the same time it gives
me much pleasure to acknowledge the
zeal and liberality exhibited in behalf
Of my men by yourself and yonr lady
associates, and on many tedious
march, am sure that the remem.
brance Of your kind consideration
will often revert to the mind Of the
soldier; and bring his thoughts back
to.home dear ones LETT behind. With
our best wishes for the welfare and
happiness Of yourself and ladies' as
sociated with you in your good work.
lave the honor to be,
gl Your much Obliged Servt.
. .u aana II. S. HAMILTON
oI aail .so Capt. Commanding.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-13
that most infamous piece Of treachery

that most infamous piece OF treachery
The "Jr. Ed" condoling the sad fate
of the "ladies" OF Glysndotte, speaks
Ioe them as beings "@nho have been 30
crnelly treated by therashness Of the
officer who ordered the burning Of the
town. N Z.
Now, unless the ,'Jr. Ed, "is re-
markably forgetfnl, he knows that all
accounts rcpresened that Col. ZEIeLER
did all he could to prevenl his soldiers
from burning the town. He knows
that the Colonel gave no "order ToI
burning the town., Were any eyi,
dence wanting of the Secession sym
lpatbies of tina. sheet-the Macarthur
Democrat we have that evidence in
the publication Of the letter to (which
we have referred, and in the remar ks
ofthe "Jr. Ed" His "fai: ccrrespon-
dent" would not hesitatea a moment to
give information to the enemy that
would betray oar men. Such as she
betrayed our soldiers before, and we
would advise a close watch to kept
upon her, There is a query which
NATURALLY comes up in regardtC this
stair correspondence" letter. Why
should she send II to the McArthur
Democrat for publications. There are
plenty of papers nearer home than it
Then why send il therel The answer
is easily given: THE she TRAITOR
kneaO her Sycpathisers. ?
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-13
DeD SSbertiissmenfs.,

JOHN RANKIN's ESTATE. 81
NOTICE is hereby given that ths subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as .exoentor Of
the last will and Testament Of John Rankin,
late of Vinton County, Ohio.
- |iij7T11 WILLIAM a. NEWTON.
February 10th, lssa, l,t~ ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-13
A(tarriaats.


go MARRIED on the 9Th inst.
at the residence Of VIM. Lanman, by
Rev d. HoiIecker, the Rev.
WALLACE to Miss
oLARISA SALTS all of Vinton 20.
With the above notice we received q
fine varietyOi choice Cake, e,aiOrwhich
remembrance the bride has our best
Wlbhes'aoTs'e ssasersgNss ssRsssspGfesEsssg
May old Time prove long you, worth,
And furnish bOth.wish isspsf .sVen
Enisy each other, whilst on earth,
Until prepared 10 60 TO heaven.
:, - SgetIal 9ehties
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-13

.THE GUsBoAr, ,FLEEr-Oar gunboat
feet after eaptufng For. Henry and
destroying oil the rebel steamers on
the Tennessee up as for, ass Ference
ala. haye returned 10 Cairo. l,-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-13

Generol Stone was arrested ysster.
day morning, first, for misbehsvior at
Balls Bluff; second, holding cores
pondence with the enemy before apd
since BaIl's Bluff aud receiving visits
from rebel officers in bis camp; third,
tfeacherously suffering che enemy 70
build a fort since the battle Of Balls
Bluff under bis guns unnolested; and
fourth, of the desigaIto rexpose)his
force u espture By the enemy d1der,
pretence OF orders for moving from the
Commanding General.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-13
Latest News.

The ultimatum Of the Allied Pow.
ers left on the 10th, to be presented
to Jaarez, and also issued a manifesto
stating reasons Tor invading Mexico,
denying plans Of conquest, but come
to extend the hand Of friendship to a
country wasting its vitality inc civil
convulsio ons, and asks Mexicans to de.
liver themselves up to the good iusen.
tions o! the Allies. III bas 3ssibsm
Itwas also decide that payment BE-
exacted for recent expenses Of Allies.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-13

The Senate to-day confirmed Hal.
leck as Major.Genersl Of the United
States Army; Ethan A. Hitchcock.
Major General Of Volunteers; Robert
and James w. Denver,
Brigadier. Generals. i5itsr h9Iinuf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-13

, q4gq .g1Ol 5al isnV dSgoiei ssae q
~ . s'4S sst-sS agiA.si isvssRS' =
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-13

We are requested to publish the
following, to inform the friends of
Capt. Hamilton Co.. Of the iacts con-
tanned in the letter. M aE
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N U NJ B E r /.
Gen. Anderson and The EY,o of E,r,

Gen. Anderson and the Flag of Fort
Sumter.-The Boston Traveller SAYS:
The tire is rapidly approaching when
an expedition, specially fitted, will, in CO.
operation probably with land forces a,
Port Royal, advance upon, and, in the
words of President Lncoln's FIRST procls.
nation last April, "re,ake possession" Of
the Government forts and property in the
harbor and city Of Charleston. We un~
derstand that Gen. Anderson has cara,
fully preserved the Union flag which was
lowered from Fort Sumter last spring,
and he chersbes the hope that he NAV
be enabled to accompany the expedition,
and again wave the beloved ensign over
the place now disgraced by the aauu;inp
Of the rebel standard.
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S75 KE WARD

, q RUNWAY from where We had them
~ hired. near Chester. in June last. our
VA three Negro men, viz : BILL, GILES
and HENRY.
Bill and Giles we bought the 18th of last
November, at the estate sale of Ed. Leach
on Broad River, in York District. They
being brothers and having relations in the
neighborho"d where We purchased them, il
is moro than likeey they have mad. ;heir
way back 10 their old nrighborhood
Bill is about 26 years old, 5 feet 8 inch.,
high, will weigh $50 or I6O pounds il
very black; rather sharped :uce, speak,
quick when spoken to.
Giles, his brother, is about "a years old
feet inches high will weigh l6O lbs
is very black, aud walks with his head up
and feet turned out iE front.
Henry, we purchased, Jan |, of Col. G..
Rives on the Cntawba river. lilo is % wears
old, well SCI, feet 10 inches high, and will
weigh l75 pounds /; has n heavy brow and
speaks slowly has some character asa
runaway. May go to Charleston or Wash
'ngton city, 1t is hard telling where he wilt
60 as he IS gentleman Of travel. They
ali ran of about the same time
We will pay S75 reward for the three
men; or $25 piece for either Of them de.
llve'ed in any Jail 40 that We Gun get them.
These boys may attempt to make their way
North, as some Others from this place hay.
attempted.
PRIDE g. DUNOVANT.
Aug. 7, lS6l-26.f
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ISdlL-From all indications We are in.
clined to think that the great scarcity"
OF salts nearly "Played out" as hun.
dreds Of persons. In different sections, are
already energeticalIy engaged in It's man.
ufacture. We received yesterday, from
a member Of the Mobile Cadets, who is
on his return from Mobile, after a sbor,
farlougb, to join bis Company at Norfolk,
sample Of fine and beautiful white IA.
bic salt, made at the Salt Wells, Clarke
county, Ala, aud We are Informed b,,
the planters there manufacture upward.
OF ,hou'snd bsshsIs daily. CAariss.on
Mercury.
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CAMILLUS.
Lancasterville, January ed, 1862.

Beauties Of The Stay LaD.--A writer
IN the Raleigh Standard gises the 70!
lowing instances of the working Of the
Stay Law
"Only yesterday, man refused to pay
h's hotel bill apon the ground that the
collection Of it could not he forced by
law, whereupon the creditor felled the
party to the ground with bis fist, and
forced him by personal violence to pay
the debt. This affair gives rise to a Grim.
inal prosecution some doy. and possibly
to a civil suit for damages. Las, week,
one party wen, and .foreiJiy elected a
man and his family rom a house and
premises, the possession Of which was
nnjustly detained and refused upon the
ground that the remedy WAS distant J.
This gives rise to three or four suits. In
an adjoining county the most violent
outrages have been committed upon
public officer for simply doing his duty
under the act. These offences are not
isolated and few in number-they are
frequent, and give cause for serious alarm
to every good citizen. And the fear il
too we'll founded that this Act gives such
unrestraiued license to offenders against
criminal and civil justice, that in the end
it will be extremely difficult 10 restore or.
de'. harmony and due observance Of
the law"
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SpoiLs from Me Lincoln Fleet.-Wi,

.Spoiis from Me Lincoln F2eet.-W With
in the las. few days large quantity OF
wrecked material, consisting OF blocks,
sPars, DC, have been picked up In and
near this hsrbor. These articles have
undoubtedly come from the Lincoln stone
ieet sunk near this port, ana which the
winds and waves have been gradually
breaking up. Many Of the smaller speci.
mems are being distributed over the city,
and will in time be among the curiosities
OF the Lincoln war, and Others that are
more valuable are being sold by the
wJecken.- Chariestos Courier.
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lowing Green is the shiretowp Of
Warren county, Kentucky, and i. on the
Big Barren" branch Of Green River,
l4o mils' Southwest from Frankfort, !.
can be reached BY steamers Of ,~o hun.
d'ed tons. and is an impor,ss, Rail Road
Junction,
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s 0 u L II C A R 0LIN A .
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
(In The Common Pieas)
Dudley NJ. Ussery ,et nj. } Declaration

vs.
Samuel Spence. ! Attachment.
Whereas the Plaintiff did nn the second
day Of December 1861, file his Declaration
against the Defendant, who (as it is said) is
absent from and without the limits of the
State, and has neither wife nor Attorney
known within the same, upon whom a copy
OF the said Declaration might be served.
IL Is therefore ordered that the said De-
fendant do appear and plead to the said
Declaration, on or before the third day of
Decembsr next, which will be in the year
OF ouI Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty two. otherwise final judgment will
then be given aud awarded against him.
II. J. HANCOCK, Crk.
D., 4th, lS6l.-l3-ly.
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no interest is due; in exchange for which,
dollar for dollar,-,hey receive discount
first, and interest afterwards, from the
loans, on which their issues were m ade.
1t it amazing TO consider the cost of
this much admired currency, the inven.
ton of modern times and the peculiar
glory Of the people of that wonderful an
omaly, now perishing with the contempt
Of the world-the United States Of Amer.
lea. For every million dollars Of this
currency, in circulation, that people paid,
at least, an annual tax Of six per cent,
equal to sixty thousand dollars The fur.
ther analysis Of this strange system would
require the heroical patience and perse'
verance Of Theseus with the thread Of
Ariadne, to pursue the Minotaur into its
labyrnthian perplexities the courage
and strength Of Hercules, to encounter
the multiplying heads Of the prolific Hy
dra and would I've as disagreeable as
the dissectons Of an anatomical room.
The gravity Of one Of IT'S political evils
requires another glance. If nations foster
this system by using it for obtaining the
means Of carrying on Government, and
conducting war, they become dependent,
ard lose their sci: sustaining Sovereignty;
and with it fades away the freedom Of the
people. Do we not know, although the
banking system is more restrained in Eu
rope than in the American States, that the
naughty au,ocrat Of Russia, who is both
high priest and monarch OF more than
sixty millions OF people; tho sagacious
Emperor OF France with the grandest ar.
my of chrs,endom {; and the proud mis-.
tress Of the seas, are all enslaved by their
daliance with the Siren that the mon.
ey power, whose seat Of empire is IN no
fixed place, but like the evil spirit is eve
rywhere, embarrasses the action Of these
po,entates, and controls the deslinies Of
their people that all christendom lies
at the feet Of one family which
detests and execra,es the Incarnate God
Of its alteration. In the hands of the
Rotbchilds are the reins, with which they
drive the nations TO war, or curb them 10
peace.
We have no internal dis,ord in ou,
we'll o:garized Suu,hera States, and we
have no cause to apprehend any, but we
are in a war for political existence: which,
while it banishes the money Of peace and
does not diminish the elements
OF our power. Men, had their l.bour
and its fruits are still in the State; and
the people are only the more consolidated
by the external pressure Of the war.
The grea, problem then for solution is,
how shall the rea. elements Of our power
be combined and exer,ed to conduct the
war with vgour. lie. US at once realize
our position, and not permit ourselves to
be embarrassed by tie habits and iormu.
laries the usages and instruments Of peace.
In word, "the plough share and the
reaping hook must be turned into swords
to use the strong symbolic language Of
poetry.
CAMILLUS.
Lancasterville, January esd, 1862.
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, 1862-12-08

initials.
NYG House. WA &C 5....Ageaey OF
the Empire Spring Water. L VT S H II
-. Carpenter Shop. NJ. IL Fulton street.
street .Iana.:cr. .1tf Like street. TIP stairs
~. Board. Galc:a House: Agents Albany
Stove Co. Agent r Mraacl. &c. American
Soldier Go.
, 1862-12-08
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NEsIEnS UNION N S.,C CoLLEGE aad MILITARY
River WY onca is second year Segt sl ls vissi
Tic College has ro7rs Of twelve experienced iaach
md iecturrrs tho1ocga appointments the finest
$40 0 ample and sttr ractivc Military Iurk IL
excellent ard wcst furnished Armorr. tinc Gyn,na
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Circulars address, .. c. COVERT. President, Fulton,
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RAILROAD.-NETER AREANaEdxxT-
1u and affe5 MONDAY, Nor. 9Th. 1867 trains Wiz
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Pt;!c Tutcn Ecdar E,an!Is aHI InteFcdsatE ro.H-t
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pOXES! BONES IF you want
u ToTr rorrs eo,p c,Sp1E, CrAcxsr Or rAta-
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aie asSffsSs # + !f ff s astory r.
| st lie casi t1G of Michigan st1cGt. Meth PieT.
coSn Ecsf flf'sna 10y eS,1 nO1v2l-1m
, 1862-12-08

VIE MERCHANTS, FARMERS
Il AND MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK
So Clark Street, Chicago, Iii.
0G.co louTs from 10 =. u. to ST. n. Also from r
N. to T. ~ Tuesday and Thursday.
AEoIsEQzk5EF3D I'm 1861.
Six PEE cent. Interest paid Oh Savings.
DIRECTORS AND oFF1c:Fs.
Presidents. Il. FlsETE1NID,
Wee lTesZ-F- e. s1IS:.IiE. t0tESt:-AN. e. GoC1Y
Eirc-Erest-P-i:.1 " Es.FAlL. t:slier-5TDSEY MYEns
Eo:ED Or 1.>es1.1eiEEs-
J. .E1-go, J. y. !sou!TGc. Il. Lewis
j. Il. .;oils. rs. Phillips. = :, Hayes
!. i: + :l;.' !; HIe@er. 1:sy I, Daf:ns, EG. Ha;c
I'd. Hen astead, 7. II. i;eehe, yt.H s;cat::s.
j. y. lIS!up.n.D..D. j. Gage Hon. NIB. ogden.
J. u. ". .IoEt% ". j.. DOGEett Sg1i1ij:-ir
, 1862-12-08
p AFEN i: 3 a co n,
IL Manufacturers Of
GRAND Il SQUARE PLANO EO{RTES

Tarcroom 135 Grand street, near Broadway.
NEW Ytl:h.
Tie long experience ard tic r,aay facilities the pro-
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unsurpassed 1'y my otEeT establishment Their per
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err purchasers visiting New YORK arr invited to call
aEo examine our large assortment OF Pianos which ne
arc now Offering favorable tCr.s Descriptive ct1-
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, 1862-12-08

DETEs0LT LINE
Leave at SO \ a.. Mall. AID .vo r. NJ: Express Via
:Atitf:: cuEleetiil:. wit: Canadian Li.tes.
Arrive iii Gft,... 1T it(#i i. u. and In P NJ
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& lei ard Giefeiau1. anl irasu aud le:roit WITH
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T1ToE. Tickets ca1, be cb:atea 1t the s,cruoasr1
OF g. v lark street. under TIC sherman Iot=. 1t
TIE Dsic ccrEer Of van buren sherman street
JOIN u. E-1AIiI:il., L. T. SAWYER
Geul eupt-. Toledo, o. Gcnf Western At,
, 1862-12-08
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
JULIUS BAUETo,
NANCTACri1:E1s OF
TjR;JNZ AND BRASS
ms trum II e II is,

50 SoEEH CLARK STREET.
Manufacturer and Importer Of Musical Instruments
:s slsinEs Having eoanect.on WITH 1:,a1u:actnrin:.
is prepared 10 frIs D:afers. aaLs ALL 1nI:ydu1.S
Wit. Gytzy article III their line
Lowest New York Prices.
Pest Office EoS cle4 oclSd.sa,v
NEW AICSIC--D. r. FAULDS.
IN NCLAEK sil:EFF under the Sherman House,
for sale the following and rouiar ballads:
Love Eewitched an q Jennie: by t. v H. Crosby.
tWOrds ana 91ns:ca Cts.
Katy over the Way ts L. y II. crosby. Words and
Mcss.. ] ~ 81
Ey t.I Ward. --......-.........---,sscts cts
Sore tie Inon Troors. or Cheer :oys Chez: Cts
;i1Eic tyde Kitty {iydcs Sister; by L. v ii. eros
Why 10 Love 1Eec; y tlas L. ii ard cts.
P.S-Il. above songs will be sent free of postage
On ttctilt Of tire gctll prices. se2'uiSi-3nl
, 1862-12-08
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RRANCH OFFICE
OF TIE
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REsEDzET DIRECTORS:
MATTHEW WLAFLE
E. X. 1aoGE!iS. iirm Walter Rogers. Coal and Pig
GEO. AkMorRz Munger & Armour, stor- aud Com.
GHaE sge sio BE- o Dfase S.1He premea: aes noase
J.c F3aAG0 a Livingston. Fargo Co.. American Es-
Esp; GMAT s;!@y fI'e!cls 8 Co.. Wholesale Groccrs
=. NORRIS. Ex.1udGc Circuit Court
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MEDICAL E.1A..t.szEs;
MILTON PAi:KE!: n. D.
j. " T. I.NIS. y. D; TTof. Hnsl: -ieacs College
and Northwestern University.
ATTORNEYS:
Z. S. MoRh1s, JESSE z. THOMAS.
OFFICES AT HONE OFFICE:
1kAsTES hEEAH, President.
Il. r. JOHNSON, Vice president.
GEo.F. sSIFEEN, Secretary.
credit Ct fifty Ter cent will be giye when the pre-
to 2rrs on re:!um Notes " aided 70 tie Policy.
Tc AsSet: of Ills conra3y Including Is sash e.2'
ts which Is erret.eD are large: 70 It's l1aalates tnan
that Of any ot!g Company In tsIs ca;EtrE:
Two Hundred and Fifty Policies were tssaei ct this
ANY person WHO wilt cali and examine p!an Of
doing business VII! be satisfied tat the Company
ct p .oEnd %sleh otter mere fsyora2ie anoaee!eAfs
Company.
seSt2ipS1u Manager Branch Office
, 1862-12-08

DITTSBURGH FEMALE coll
~ LEeE--RET. c. PEEsE5SG. T; D.. President.
q two i:und1Id and twenty pupils iu attcadaace. 4
GeTEa! dena1tment for tue trnine 9! teachers Forty
loguc. M SIMPSON Prcst Trustees
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, 1862-12-08

Warren II Ii miss
Ncstpj',ai ! Il 4 mrs
Weaver Amelia
Weaver Lille miss
Welsl, Mary
Whitman Laura Jane
W1!;ttker AlEniEa mrs
Wlite.1]er Afmira mrs
W1,ititleE j " Inr5
Nhfpplc Mira mrs
Whiftcmb II L mrs
Whitccnlt II + mrs
NIlitt omb Il z mrs