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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TT The January taw IA 'clpita institution" for rro-
ducing Colds, Coughs, AMI kindred almentsmuch worse
than severe COLI weather. and advise readers, pari-
larry those pespy to any pulmonary weakness to see N
Il they are well shot, AMI allow change Of cching.
unfortunate o. contract cold, congh hoarse-
ness, other pulmonary disorder, know 81 nothng 81 CT
fcient Goes Cough Basan. Our advice IL, take little and
often.
To those who have been living the Fat of the land through
the holidays and have got their stomacs out II oler ",
wouh prescribe Goes Dyspepsia Cure II has curel some
very hal IL Dyspepsia.
DIR. A. Bacon sole agent for Bkllefoci. 1w
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MAINE Lrc,sL,rrRr.-Couvcncd on wednes

MAINE LEGISLATURE. on Wednes
day, Jan. 3, 1866. The Senate organized by
electing William Writ Virgin. Of Oxford coun'
Of Brown6ed was elected Secretary, and VS.
Clark Of Sangeryille, Asst. do.
In the House, James NJ. Stone OF Kennebunk
was elected Speaker, franklin NJ. Drew OF
Brunswick, Clerk, s. j. Chadbourn OF Dix
mont, Asst. do. On Thursday Gov. Cony wa;
inaugun,ed and delivered his Message.
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The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN begins new volume
with the new year, being now over twenty years
old. Il is much the largest weekly paper OF its
class in the country, and aims to give full nc-
count Of all the principal inventions Of the day
with illustrated articles upon tools and machine
re- usel ia the various manufactures, aud upon
war implements, railway machinery, household.
horticultural and farm implements. etc. Ii con-
tai, an official list of all the patent claims Its
terms arc three dollars year. Published By
Mum & Co, ~ Park Row, New York The pub
fishers also act as agents for procuring Patents
for new Inventions.
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The AMERICAN AGRlCuLruRALlsr. which is
published at IL Park Row, New York, closes
It's twcnty.fourth volume with the December
number. II Is decidedly one OF tho best agri.
cultural publications in the country and IL
filled monthly with contributions from the pens
Of the most practical men in the country. The
amour, of reading equals that Of any Of the 81
magazines. and il is afforded at the low price
of one dollar fifty cents in advance.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
january Term, 1850, at saoo.
PPLEros j., PRESIDING


APPLETON j., PRESIDING.
C. n. LoRp. Clerk. SYLVESTER LrrrLryrEIp
Couniy Tye,,ur,r rs EIvn,II Counfy .3if'y
r n G,n,xn Sb,,;T lpSyv W,,currn Cy;,y
Enwr,n W,.,.w W..,..a.r
''~''D "~NAA'' 'a''''"y'''
- DEPUTIES.
EFF. NgALLEY, in CHARGE of Grand Jurv: TuoN-
As TARBox, in Charge of First Jury; LEosAUr
ENNoNs, in charge Of Second Jury.
GRAND JURY.
Cu,RIys W. SHAW. { Foreman) Berwick.
Sias Brardon. Wells
John Weym.utb. North berwick,
Abnrr Carpenter, BiddeforL. s-
John bennett, Hollis.
Thomas Garyin, Shapleigh.
Nahum q. Goodwin, Lebanon.
Moses q Tin. Buxton.
Tracy IJewes. SAGE.
.J,s,nb liam. Eenu.bunkport.
George W. Keyes, South Berwick.
Joshua &. Lane, Limerick.
Edmund Moa'ton, YORK;
III McCuil1ck, hennrnuhk'
Albert kani, farsonsheiu'
Francis York, Bidueiori'
abal IT, Iraiton' Alfred
riRsr TRAVERSE JURY.
Albert ferry Biddeford.
George B. Brooks, Eliot.
JON 7, Bradeen, Snrnish n,,,
.trsJsr;cL Di,on Lebanon.
John Dearbou, Parsons6eld.
oliver Freeman, Saco'
nroen ue'.nen, W.
D,n;ai iIanson IIoils.
George Hobbs. Wells.
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81 Geo. A. Dinsley, Of watervillc, has been
sentenced to six months imprisonment in the
Jail in this city, Tor doing business as q retail
liquor dealer without license. ms provided by
the Internal Revenue Laws of tho United
States.-Ken. Jour.
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81 The Oxford Democrat pitches into the rail-
roads. II says that the freight on wood Is par'
posely fixed 30 high N to amount to prohioition
Of transportation, % ~ TO allow the company 10
monopolilc the market. and parohase tho wood
at their own prices.
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A NEW wrEHLy.-Messrs. Ticknor & Fields OF
Boston announce for publication, early in Janu
AIRY, the initial number Of new weekly journal
entitled Erery Saturday. The publishers design
this work to supply the American reader. each
week, with thirty two large octave pages OF
choice reading. selected from the latest English
and Continental Magazines and periodicals.
Much of the best foreign current literature Is not
accessible to the general reader on this side OF
the water. A reproduction Of its most attractive
features in desirable and inexpensive form, will
DO very welcome to all classes Of intelligent read.
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- Tho total losses in New York by fro the
past year amounted to over forty three millions
OF dollars, against about twenty.eight and a
bali millions the previous year.
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sMoLANDER,s EXTRACT BUCKU

SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Kidney Disease,
SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures rheumatism.
SMOLANDERS EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Urinary Diseases
SMOLANDERS EXTRACT DUCKU
Cures Gravel.
SMOLANDERs EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Structures.
Tho BEST Fluid Extract BUCKu now before the
public, is SlIOLANDER'S. For all diseases above
and for WEAKNESS and PAINS IN THE BACK, FL
MALE COMPLAINTS. and disorders arising from
EXCESSES or ANY KIND, II Is perfectly lNvAL
uABLE. For sale by all Apothccaries everywhere
PRICE ONE DOLLAR. TRY 1T! TAKE NJ
OTHER
BuRLgIGH & RoGIRs, Wholesale Druggists, -
Hanover street, Boston. General Agents. w. w
WuIPPLE, Portland, Agent for Maine. ly2
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"Yot for aday, but for aHtime"-PL,SrArioS BIrrrRs
Hold last o that which Is good.
Never b. without PLANTATION BIrrERs in the houss.
"Taries Is hs armed ,cho hd' hi' quarrel Just"
Thrice armed against Disease Is he who always has bo'
OF PLANTATION BITTEKs in the house.
-"Prsrsniion is better than cure"
PLANTATION Brrrus win prevent AMI Dyspepsia,
Vertigo Headache Heartburn and all gloomy, desponden
AMI unhappy feelings Relief in five minutes.
ala time Of peace prepare for rdr."
When you are we'll, or feel the first unpleasant Indications
Of approaching sickness, take PLANTATION BIrrERs. They
m, sure preventive anil cure Of stoacic and hillary de-
rmgenent. XVI
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SncO Div. No. 10 -. Of II.
wish IN extend their sincere thanks " Judge ApIleton br the
use q Town Hall cr Installation C.r,p,niss alo friends
from pOr,issi Nho kuiy as-.d sl'cs, apr hos who
fuui.l,~i music apl ~ tlc "D,smways" Gr urh ssor to
AMI from TIE Hail. N
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ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, CATARRH.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM,
AND ALI ppE,s,ss 90 TUX
EYE, EAR AND THROAT!
Ecpdrny citlrr Medical or Surgical ahl.

TT Operations fr Crosse Ey,s ani uI- C,tar,r skfnly
psrf,rmcl inepiTt Amauu~s sucNs.iIly trgtNi.
rrsl,laf Attention given IT, clLlrn afi,tol i dclarg-
O. hUn the Eay. Parents having chrn afyt"l nfrm~i
thu tfcy L. cllroi II Et lIgpraAr alliiinn safly
AMI lrns,nntly, AMI that lr they have IL aItesc to
the frorc nshly 1t cIn d. eitctu.
ARTIFICIAL EYES msTfoi rih'osf pan.
Patients others intending n onSnl hr Dstor viii take
notice that tle hotor's stay j. rsUocdbW nnfel b.
week "ly anil Tyfr Ia urrr ofaiu tn full hT~ht q
his EARLY call i i,sriAr. CeniHsats
fntmai ny lin Can L. sscn at his oflio.
R,I'roHos uih p,rmi'',ons
Rev. Dr. Slwarts, iO3 Pinckney IT, Boston.
Dr. II. GulnHiie, q. :, Hotel, Bo,tnn
Dr. Kelly, 10 TNmont st., Bostn.
Dr. Hart. lOI TyLr IT.. Boston.
Dr. II. IlorsclI DoNcv, " II.
Dr. J. A. Young, Dover, y. II.
VI. u. Iln.s Esa., Liberty SQUARE, Gston.
q. Ancn brown, EsI, o. Commercial st., DOStnn.
CTbno Ea., JIstier % the resce, IL schco e., Bo
ton.
I. Baho, Es,l, l. DoyLtoE st., Boston, and others
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A Cough, Gold, or Sore Throat,
REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION, AND SHOULD nv
CHECKED " ALLOWED To CONTINUE,
Irritation Of the Lungs, q Permanent Throat
Affection. or an Incurnble Lung Disease
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The Doctor bgs b. inm all applicants that they win not
I've aceeItJ Iaents, upler any osIletion Whatever
les, he u satisfied, by carcf examination Il is c,s. that
he IN them raj sBl lasting srr6i. Applications male
msy by letter therefore entiply uess, ami will not 10
aHswerd.
lJNo charge or consultation. 81
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DEMoREsr's MONTHLY MAGAZINE AND MIRRoR
or FAsuIoS.-We have received the January
number II is n beautiful periodical, and contains
besides the usual fashion department Cnvaluable
TO the ladcs) sufficient literary matter Of high
character to make il a popular and much desired
magazine for the home circle. The splendid line
engraving, "The Elopcment," the colored fashion
plate. and the allegorical picture Of the Old and
the New Year, are gems in their departments
The full size patterns which accompany each num-
ber are worth double the cost OF the book. Price
81 per year. Address W. Jennings Demorest,
473 Broadway, New York.
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The market remains without much change this
week. Hay and Sugar are a little lower.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IIrsroRr or ruE Glass of 1861 (Bowdoln), by F. A,
Hill b'ddeiord Union ana Joutna,.
IL is very worthy custom Tor college classes
after graduation. to have trlennai report print
ed containing personal history OF eacn Wemoe!
since the day OF SEPARATION oenera'y TINS repnr'
Is the last Tor after three years OF th's ousy TUE
of ours, the restless, bustling Yankee strays 50
far from his Alma Mater that his wanderings can.
these classmates drop from sisnt VI eaoh o'ne,
only 10 appear, alas all 700 soon W ,ne neoro',
ogy OF COMMENCEMENT. Inc poMuoln ,, c,ssS "
% presehth home array oi naunes WHY ie,nqu.su
ed prospects In lie certainly as or'ght rs oelongeu
to the same number OF other men, 10 hSnt lot
their country, ana the death-recoru OF TINS hs.orS
tells how they died where ranSsare contenoihs'
Not IN tho shades shall the youth descend who for
country hath persisted
TIebe awaits him in heaven, welcomes him there with
her smile, :.
There, AZ inc banquet a"'"e' '"s p''''o''P"' =
God Ioxes The younc who ascend pure from the fun
erai nile:
.
but on Olympian heights shall dwell the devoted
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po.,o-o tho Sick to Perfect Health.

49, them, They only cost % cents; and u you
y, ,s, them of your druggist. send the money 10
M kRyAN Consulting Physician, ~! broadway,
p. O. Box sr9, and they will be sent ny return OF
mi nslIcrs Supplied by Dsmas Barnes Co., Wholesale
AGENTS New York fS
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More Valuable than Gold.
BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS
PURIFY TIE BLOOD,

p.uove Headache Dir,ine.s, Glddines., Drowsness,
Wv,s...n, Means Dimpe,s OF ght, indigestion,
Gisan.. The stn,nach and Bowel Insure NEW
I.IrE I'm the debilitated, and
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SicO, ~ ABOUT Duiluihs MI he'h"Phso"h' ''S w
$50 tons at the ship yard; and we also understand
that arrangements have been made to build sew
eral vessels in the two towns during the season.
DIR. Friedrich, who during the past six months
has earned for himself in this vicinity very de
sirnbe reputation for his successful treatment ut
catarrh. rheumatism, and diseases OF the eye. ear
aud throat, will soon revisit Kennebunk aud Bid
deforl, where he can be consulted rs on his pre-
yious visits by all desiring his serviccs-all such
We advise to give him an early call rs his stay l.
limited. lie charges nothing for consultation.
and he accepts no applicants as patients unless he
is satisfied by careful examination OF their case
that he can do them real and lasting benefit
Saco Democrat
John Harding. arrested on the road to Buxton
with counterfeit currency, and who was tried be.
fore the U. s. Circuit Court in Portland, has been
acquitted.
The officers of Saco Division No. 10. S Of T.,
were publicly installed in Town Hail. Saco, last
Tuesday evening. The ceremonies were unler the
direction of T. W. +. Carlton, q. W. r. Stevens,
and q. C. Stevens The officers installed were
l.. A. Poss, ". p; +. Delano, W. A.; ID. s.
Boultcr. II. s.; W. Lcavitt. Asst. II s.; +. N
IIodgdon, T.; C. Hanson, 7. s.; +. Lowe, c.;
T.. Sawyer, A. c.; J. II. Higgins, l. s.; q, F.
Owen, O. s.; J. Hawkes., Chap. The Dash
aray" we're out in full force, and were stall.
wart body Of men, we'll calculated to fight the
fell destroyer. King Alcohol; they have com
menced in earnest the work Of reformation by
making two dram shops the lcss in Saco. The
exercises Of the evening were opened with prayer
by Chaplain Moulton, after which were the usual
Installation Ceremonies, interspersed with tenn
pcrancc songs, concluding with addresses by
N>vsrs. Stevens. Beal, Carleton and Kelley, the
latter, President Of the "Dashaways," who was
received with great applause. The hall was packed
to Its utmost capacity, and oil went away highly
pleased with the ceremonies, and wishing that
they might extend an influence for good.
And here let me urge the necessity OF 5. OF
T. Division In Diddeford. Such necessity does
exist. Sec to 1t, sc temperance men OF Bidde-
ford, that the work is commenced At once.
Attention is called to Shaw & Clsrk's advertise
mcnt in this paper. Also to that Of lIarper's
Magazine; Locke. Of Saco, has the best Of maya
zines promptly for sale each month.
On the evening Of Jan. LIST Il was 50 mild that
the doors Of our stores were opened all the eve.
ming, rs they usually are in the summer months.
II is good wheeling. and much inconvenience Is
felt by those who have logs aud heavy articles to
transport. II we remember rightly, the winter OF
ls12 was still more open. In February the roads
were dusty. In lsis all through this month tho
ground was as open As In October. but In feoru-
AIRY the snow and cold were furious.
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APPLETON j., PRESIDING.
c. d. LORD, Clerk, SYLVESTER LrrTLErlELp
County Treasurer, l. s. KIMDALL, County .fh'y
r. II. GoplNG, Sheriff. ABSER MITCHELL. Crier
EDMUND WARREN, Messenger.
, 1866-07-17
NoKthStaY og
Prosperity

men senere Bud underhaanden er opnaaet,
vii en- Ste Auction blive afhoIdt L6verda-
gen den eide dtnnes Eftermiddag ri. /
slet dette Steds ofentlige Retshuus og
Plantagerne derived absolut bortsolgte.
Eiendommene vile blive opraabte f6rst
s@rskilte, prosperity f6rst og senere
Northstar) og derefter samlede.
Conditionerne vile ligge til Eftersyn
paa Auctions Contoiret fra den lode den
mes.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir, den
13de JUL 1866.
y. A. Stakemann.
, 1866-07-17
s T.. 6 q O az a s.

I brought him in, hauled him in through
the hole, and put a little hay on him;
then [ put the axe in the same place at
the door then I came out in the house
and told the woman to come over, there
was something the matter with the little
horse, the'colt, I could not tie it myself.
I went over; she ONE in two or
three minutes, alone; | stood inside and
struck her on the head; she did not hol-
Ter I gave her two or three more blows,
and chopped her throat; 1 took her on
my shoulder and hauled her in I had to
crawl in first and then pull her in then
L PuG tho axe in the same place as before,
at the door.
Then I go over and bring the boy over
there !; Thomas is his name, the next old
est | told him to come over, his mother
wanted him ; he said nothing at all; and
comes over right away he came in the
same place he walked before me;'I
walked behind him ; he walks right in
the stable when he comes there [ killed
him by striking him in the same place
nobody did holler; I hit him on the head
when he laid down; I hit him once
more; I did not know whether [ mashed
his whole skull in [ did not examine
him [ brought him in the same place
with his mother !; then | left the axe in
the same place.
Then [ went over to the house and
took Annie; I told her her mother want
ed to see her in the stable she did not
say a word; her [ took the little baby !;
[ took it on my arm; the little girl walked
alongside of me [ left the baby on the
first corner as you go into the stable
| left the little baby there playing in the
hay then | go in the same place where
| killed the others; she looked around
like for her mother, who was in the hay
(smiling) l was not warm she did not
say anything !; | knocked her down at the
first blow, and cut her throat the same
as the others; then | went back and cot
the little baby, and struck it on the head
in the same place; then [ hauled them
in the same place.
Then l took the new axe and washed
it off, and put it on the bench in the
porch, and left the little axe in the stable,
by the door on the left side !; then I went
over into the house; | took the horse
out of the cart and put it into the stable
then [ went over in the house, and stayed
there watching for him to come; l did
not search the house then.
L guess about haIf-past L o'clock, I do
not know the exact time, [ saw him
coming, out of the window [ looked
through the window and saw him coming,
and went out down stairs and saw Miss
Dolan in the carriage, and then I was
worried then I go out Of the house and
stay outside until he come; when he is
come with the carriage l stepped out to
the carriage and told him that the steer
is sick over there in the stable !; l told
him he looks very bad, he had better see
him, [ would like him to go over and see
him then he ONE right away, walking
over there he left the horse standing
there Miss Dolan went into the house
with all her clothes.
(To be continued)
, 1866-07-17

lobet af sex Maaneder fra dette ProcIa-
mas sidste Acknowledgements at anmelde
og beviisliggjore deres Krav for under
tegnede executores testament og Skifte-
:forvaltere i Boet, eller for den af den an
tagne curator bonorum Overretsprocura-
ter Heilbuth' i Christiansted.
st. Croix, Christiansted, den ode JUL
1866.
F. B. DUBOIS. WILLIAM PEBBLES.
, 1866-07-17
Proclama.

Ell LIE og Enhver som MATTE have
- noget at fordre paa afgangne Planter
her af Den William Beech og efterleyen-
de Enke Fru Mary Heyliger Beech deres
f@lles 30, indkaldes herved til linden I'd
, 1866-07-17
AUCTION.

VIA intet Bud skete we'd den afholdte
W 4de Auction over P~lantagerne
, 1866-07-17
AUCTION.
IT o offer having been made at the 4th
AA Auction on the Estates
NoYthStaY and
Prosperity

but q private offer having since been
received, a 5th Vendue will be held on
Saturday the 21st of this month, 1 o'clock
p. nj. at the Court House. and the Estates
will then be absolutely sold.
The properties will be put up separate
ly, prosperity first and then Northstar)
and afterwards both together.
The conditions are TO be seen at the
Vendue Office from the 10th instant.
Christiansted's Vendue Office, 18th
July 1866.
j.. "A. Stakemanm.
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side by side. They ply between ST. Louis
and KeokuK. They never leave each other.
They do all the business that offers and do
it cheaply. No traveller will be turned of
from either, we dare say, if he is reduced to
his last dime. For weeks past they have
left this port together, and come back to-
gether. What constaacy and affection
Their respective crews must be also on the
best of terms.
MEMPHIS. AvaIaacAe of Tuesday
says: e. anrer
The weather yesterday was very warm.
Business on the landing was moderate.
The river here declined six inches in the
past twenty-four hours. The river at st.
Louis continues to decline, with scant nine
feet to Cairo. There is nine feet scant at
Plum Point bar, and several down steam
boats exper enced considerable trouble in
getting over the bar. The Arkansas is re-
ceeding slowly, with three feet to Little
Rock. There is eight feet in White River
to Duvall's Bluff.
NEW ORLEANs.-The Times of Monday
says:
The weather yesterday was intensely hot,
with slight breeze perceptible.
The levee bore dull appearances. There
was but one departure, the A. g. Brown
left at 10 A. M, for the lower coast.
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The weather yesterday was clear and
bright In the sun the heat was intense,
but rather pleasant In the shade, the mer-
curry standing at 7So at II O'Clock. The river
had fallen eighteen inches during the
twenty-four hours ending at 8 o'clock yes
terday. Navigation is about suspended at
Pittsburg, none but the Iightest draught
boats being able to run. None of the tow
boats that left Pittsburg on the last rise
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BARRETT'S -.
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HAIR RESTORATIyE

rs PRONOUNCED BY THE MOST
III scientific Analytical Chemists to be
the BEST PREPARATION FOR THE
HAIR ever yet produced.
TT RESTORES Ora HAIR: TT PRE-
TENTS HAIR FALLING UT; TT
CHANGES THE ROOTS TO THEIR
ORIGINAL ORGANIC ACTION; 1T
ERADIcA TIES. LDANDR UFF AND HUI
MORS; 1T KEEPS THE SCALP
HEALTHY; 1T. CONTAINS NO INJU-
RIOUS INGREDIENTS; AND rs UNI
PERSALLY ACCORDED TO BE Il
SPLENDID DRESSING, AND SUPE
RIOR TOILET ARTICLE; ITS MERITS
ARE INSIDE THE BOTTLE
Every bottle CONTAINS MORE LIQUID
than any other dollar preparation.
NO LARGE REWARDS offered to estab-
lsh its efficacy but w f DO GUARANTEE
to refund the money to any person who
will use two bottles and then say that our
Restorative has failed to do all we claim.
]. r. BARRETT & CO., Proprietors,
Manchester, N. H.
KELLER & WHITE,
Wholesale Agents, Evansville, Ind.
may3l d3m(eod)