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THE GREAT BLOOD, PURIFIER.
DIR. Easterly's Iodine and arsapa-
r.ilIo 3uIEi 40 a8fffI

rilla. I'LL ~ 2s1liAi
vx1HIs CELEBRATED M e DICIN E
~ will cure Scrofula, Tumors, Chronic
sWell iiSs Piles, Boiis, Goitre, Rheumat-
ism, Dropsy, Gravel, Liver Complain,
Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, General Debility,
and all Chronic Diseases. fili 20 Lsle.
3 DIR. EASTERLY'S. IODLNEANDtS-4R-
SAPARILLA is a compound of the FLUID
Extracts of the Honduras Sarsaparflla,
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Pine. and several other valuable ROOUS,
with the Iodine and Iodide of Potassium,
in a highly concentrated state, which rem
ders the preparation the most PROMPT and
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of those diseases arising from an impure
state of the BLOOD, and all diseases where
a TONIC end Alternative medicine is lnal-
Gated.
&APARILLA searches out the very germ
or roots of diseases by purifying the blood,
and correcting the secretions of the Liver,
system from all Impurities, giving new
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of the body. It purifies the blood andTe-
moves all pimples and hl9tehes. and
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will cure ScrOfula, old Sores. letter, Ring
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on the Face, Prairie and BARRIERS Itch,
Army Itch, Illinois Mango, Iowa Digs,
Missouri Scratches, and all diseases and
Eruptlons on the Skin but for the cure OF
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and Sarsaparilla, and take nothing else.
Price-The Iodine and Sarsaparilla, 81 so
per bottle. q Sc ~ ~
: Price-Gridley's Salt Rheum and letter
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Co., No. 20 North Fifth street, st. Louis,
Mo- Sold at their branch Family Medi-
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R. WHITTINGT0N Proprietor,
I :, sr.,. HsNtsrwEns E1agr Akp sr aoeSl

vEVHE PROPRIETOR HAS FITTED
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day or night, comprising all the delicacies
this or any other market affords.
A special dining room and private par
lor has been deliberately fitted up for the
ladies, which may be reached directly
from the street.
Orders from families and private parties
promptly filled. nov24d3m.
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BANKING,
First NATIONAL Bank
OF EVANSVILLE. IND.

OF EVANSVILLE, IND.
-gg U.gS. Depository.
~ h5sg Organized June, 1853. Z 49,
CAPITAL q H. .a.. $500, OOe.
H. @. WHEE1ER, President; I'sT
-. JAMES II. Cutler, Cashier:
Directors = H. q. Wheeler, q. Maghee,
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VIM. Brown -, H hopkins, Robert Barnes
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Collection Business ~ 4 -
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0"Ourll Policy ;

US TO SELL "CHEAP FOR CASH.
IL and not be u7aderSotd by any house tn the
ctr. This policy explains why trade is so
lively at the old SC ureka Bazaar" Every
body wonders at the change. The secret Is,
we sell for soc. what our "forerunners -
sold for 81 No humbugi Come and be
convinced at the Eureka Bazaar"
VICKERY BROS,
oc6 diff rs Main Street.
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DR.. WHITTIER

For sale by all druggists. TdecS d
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DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC
Is a great Healing, Purifying and Self
aid or advice, as plain directions for use
accompany the medicine. The demand for
this Specific is wonderful and is every day
increasing. Orders are daily received for it
from nearly every city and town in the
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over THIRTY THO USAND DOLLARS
of this specific have been sold during the
LAST YEAR, and it has cured more cases
of Private Diseases than all the Physicians
west of the Allegheny Mountains. With
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and thus avoid all chance of EXPOSURE
and RUIN. from IGNORANT QUACKS,
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q CO., No. 20 North Fifth Street, st. Louis,
Mo-, and at their Branch Store, No. SO Mad
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DENTISTS.

Corner Main and First Streets,
.aJtI sAh Evansville, Ind.
rEELING DULY THANKFUL FOR
}, * the very liberal patronage received
during the past seven years, and being
permanent residents of the city, desire all
persons whether they need their profess
!sional services or mott to visit their rooms
and see the various styles of work manu-.
featured. Ft7 z T1frTtf :
made, and everything that will subserve
the Interests of their patients ia secured ~
them. Their establishment and facilities
are equal TO any In the Eastern cities.
WAITING pain when extracting teeth.
Cheeks that are sunken can be restored
to nearly their original contour. al 7
Ali desirable styles OF
TEETH made anywhere In the, u ited
states are made by u.s. 1 rregrnar4tles Of
Children's Teeth successful v 90 rrected.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-27
the london Lahtctl

O. NIIN Num. I.nmuNm ImmLHN.N e.
rbol,,,- 6rsr rons,o.n ugnJr,J n.,,b, 4.
Uolinpd-Tte nisreye In fermsnv anI
France.
IL. RRdted bt bic war Which has broken onl
ON the c%ontinct {. the rnblio attention for III,
moment has bern diverted from the cholera.
The progress of the disease in Eastern 40 well
as Western Earopo bns, however, during Tue
pas. month. been such us to require narrow
attention. The epidemic has broken out 10
JaFis, Forktcbani and other toYl5 Of lloldo-
Wallochian tc%rritofy. 1t It's to DO presumed
also, that The malady has resumed its activity
IN tho s%ouihwc tern provinces Of Europcai
Russia, a. fetfyc measures. against it have
bccn already tdopttd ID ST. Pctctsburs.
In Holland theGiscoso is widely prevalent
From us hfst appearance IN May To- HE l3h
OF Junc}1@ cases and l5l deaths have bcc9
reported iuLeydco, PIG cases and l3j deaths
% st. traycuhagc; 300 cases and 20 deaths
m DGIiiIUo cases aud l53 deaths in ltotior-
inni iVA cases oni 80 dJrihs 10 Gdua', md
800 cases nd'l09 deaths in Utrecht,
In Prussia, choIcra las declared itself il
stetIin, hcrin' Swiun'muudc, fran&iort~on-
Tie Oroer' Neustadt, Ebuwaid, Cummin,
Aruswn'Ic, aud several Villages. From The
ed D .-- g. al HA. BE-. d
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-27

Proposed Tunnel Under the English Channel.

Proposed Tunnel Under tiC English Channel.
The project for building a tunnel under the
English Channel, to connect England and
France, has already been noticed. 1t appears
from the following letter in the London Times
tla. the protector has hope Of success;
"sua: During many years tho scheme of
couaoc,ing France aud England by means o.,
o high wuy under tue Channel has from time
to time been proposed but it has hitherto
been generally regarded Us too ~cytrayugunt lor
serious con iacruliou, Projects, however,
which formerly would have been pronounced
absurd, have in these days been carried into
effect, and we now wonder at the ignorance
and turdiucss OF our predecessors respecting in.
y]co,ioHs which to as seem excessively simple
aud obvious. 4 few ygar5 will probably sul-
fee to determine he urac.abiH'y o, solving
The rrlat problem Of Submarine road to tie
continent. II is II problem which may well
inspire the boldcst living engineer with APP
prlhcusion5, for failure win cause enormous
peclui,rj loss, aud leopard even The most solid
reputation. Nevertheless, one Of lho most cA-
pcrigucyd and successful engineers VI our time,
Mr. llawlshaw, has resolved 10 grapple with
this p]roblcm and no Is, indeed, actually en-
gagged in the preliminary explorations. Al
though war is the order Of the day, aud the
British pg1.ic IS cugcr for war like intelligence.
yet the following condensed account OF this
peaceful project may no, be unacceptable to
your readers
"Mr. liawkshuw has long contemplated IN,
pracJicubiiiy Of this enterprise, aud has !og
about two yoar5 been engaged in a geological
investigation Of the localities. behring's Arc
now being made at a considerable expense in
lac ucighDorhood Of Dover, and, in the course
o! this summon, explorations win be made in
mid.cbuuuol. Such trials are essential in ordet
to ohtain positive know ledge concerning N,
nature extent aud thickness Of the struta.
at g. proposed 10 carry ON the excavation
cor the tunnel from both ends, us well as from
shafts in The channel. At the ton Of the shut.
powerful steam engines will be erected fcI
pumping, FOR drawing up The ezcayatcd mn
teriltaud Isr supplying power TO the machincr,
'hy which excavation viii be Effected.
Tile Tunnel win communicate on ,l
French size with the Northern Of Franc
hallway, uhd on the English side win dr
Southeastern and london, Chatham und Dove
Railways $50 that there will he au mLrnkat
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-27

The time has come when an earnest ana patriotic
Cuort should De- made % restore the vIiuu on %
lust aud equal basis. The re- @turttiuu Iolicy u,
President johnson should 10 iud0r~cl ana upluld.
The principles cuunrioicd IN hi, Veto Messages OF
tic Frccducuis BuIcau anu Civil Rights BILLS seem
10 Ic correct aud proper, aud should be- sustained.
All voters, without distinction 81 party, who he.
licvc that IL belongs exclusively 10 the several
States ot this Union 10 determine each for Itself tic
qualification 81 voters, and who We opposed 10 tie
comforting Uf the right Of voting upon the negro:
those who, at the piCscut lime, are opposed 10 al
amendments Of the Constitution Of the United
STATES, whilst eleven States Of this Union are Cx.
cludcd and refused q voice, by Their Senator'S and
l'rpictcltatilcs IN tile proposition Of amcutncuts;
ihusc who are opposed 10 the exemption Of
THREE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS Of the
wealth nI the country from taxation, aud are IN
favor u making every species OF wealth bear its
iair and equal share uf the buIthcus Of taxation for
all purposes, are cordially invited to unite In an
cllott 10 eject lom place and power tie unworthy
ngents, Who seem a. lcgislaic and govern for their
own special benefit, aud for the peipeiuatoH Vi
power.
Hy OIdcr Of the Democratic Central Committee.
JAS. N. GAYLORD, Chairman.
J.B. GOUDY, Secretary.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-27

BorTTics 10 NEW ENIIANp Am PESNsYiyAStA
The New YviA Herald very justly says:
"Ttc people Of this country would profit hy a law
of this Kind
"Bc it enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep.
tescntatiycs, iu Congress assembled, That $780,
eco 200 lc aunt ally appropriated Of any money
not Ctluwbc glriorIlal,d, To the ironUni coal in.
tcrcsts Of Pennsylvania, aud The cotton and wool
Interests Of New England, in lieu Of all protection
and prohibitory tJrlts.
1.-THE full coat Of the bouutics VIC now give to
prop up these interests IS over $500, OOl 900 in the
enhancement Of prices, and hence the giving Of this
sum outright would be a profit
1t would, besides, be Ian more honest, as letting
the people know exactly what they give 10 those
cormorant interest, whose destiny seem, u be ever
10 rob them.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-27
Iosh BILLINGS on touring.

wynn VII
Courim is a luxury, it is ice water, it is thi
pa spell oftho sole. The nan who hes pcvci
couricd hes lived in vain lie las been o blint
man among the landscapes, hes been a def
man in the land oil band organs aud by iht
side Of murmurin canals. Courtin is like ,wt
little springs Of water that staris ont from
under o rock at tho loot Of a mountain, and
runs down bin. ailo by side, siuginr dancing
spotlcrin each CHER, edyiD, and hothip, AID
kpskading noR biddiu under the bapk, nov
fall Of shredder, bycmby they jiuo, aud ihoa 80
slow. Lam in favor OF long coarlini it gives
The parties a chance to End ont each other.
trump cards, IL. is good exercise, and just
AZ i~Epoeen, pc 2 mgriono hwbss ID
Courlin u Ike straw bcrriol oud egctmi
eanis to By dij slow, and lieu YOU have got
the favor. bsye seen folks get acquainted,
iIl ia loYc. set married, oetGc d9wu aud sci
to work in Areo weeks from date.
This is ihe way song lollp. larr q trade,
akounts for The great number Of allmity
mean nechaulcs ant poor jobs they turn
out-
Perhaps il d best slate sum good udyico
to young men wlo are about to court with "a
view ~ motriwoby as it was
IN tho drst place, young men, you want
to get your system uwl right,lhcn find a young
woman who is willing to be- couficd on the
square.
Tho next thing Is to find out how old she IL,
which yen Gun do by asking her, aud she will
say she is nineteen years old, eGd this you
win find won't be fur out Of tie wa.
The next thing is TO begin moderate, ca
once in every mite in the week for the lust six
months, Increasing the dose as the pashnut
,ecms TO require.
1t is q lust gato way to court the girls
mother Q little On The start, for there is / thing
a woman never dcspiscs, end that IL q little
good c%ourtin, lit is done ON the square.
Alter the first year you will begin to got
acquainted, aud viii begin TO like TIC BIZ.
ness.
There is ODc .hing I always ndyiec, That is
to swop iortygraphs oltcncr than wunst
every lJ duae, unless you forget how the gan
looks.
Occasionally you want to look sorry and
draw IN your wind IS tho you had a pain this
win set the gal lu tc,aiu you to find out what
nils you.
Eycuin mcetins are a good hing to tend. II
will keep your religion ii tune, and # you're
gal happens to be there, by accident, che cuu
ask you to go homo with her.
Az u general thing, | wouldn't brag on othci
girls much when | was courlin. 1t might look
US though yu knu tcw much.
If yu court three weeks in this wa, all tic
time on the square, if yu don't sa it is the
slcekcst time Of your life, you can go TO the
store aud get measured for u plug hat a.
my expense aud pay for it.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-27

G. Aud who arc ia favor Of the election oil
Hester Clymer, Democratic candidate for
Governor OF P~cuusylyanio, the Representative
OF The eoosliutioual nnd conservative doctrine
stated above.
Each county will be entitled TO send seven
delegates 90 the couycrlltuj and where a
county has more tton ono member in The
House OF representative such county wia
be entitled to seven d~e'cgntcs Tor each ajii.
tiouaI number. The delegates are 10 be SCI
lcclcd by the luuorebly discharged officers,
soldiers upd scoman Of The counties rcsrcc.
tivcly
In addition to the delegates selected. nh
other honotpbly discharged officers. suldie,s.
aud scampn who somVatlizc with tic ohiocl
10 view, ave invited to meet ot Harrisburg on
that occasion.
Tho above call is signed by abont three
honoruJly discharged officers and
soldiers. Things arc working oDcu, rish,
throughout the whole country. Let Tie true
Union men take courage.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-27
Genrral Lnnan

This gchtlcmau, u falnnt soldiar IN TIC wat
and at ita H%opening n talented Democtan,
member Of Uo6gfcss from Illinois folloWtd
General Sber man, on the ilh inst ct Salem.
IN that State, mud unlike Sherman, made 4
( rodicil Black BepubliCaH slang whnng speech,
OF Tic hiiolulin order. John, who is.d worry
good speaker, is thus pllloricd by The CiBclnl
natl National Union
AT The commcrccmcut ofi1o war Guntra
frgon9cos O strong PIE Slavery man. Doubts
were even tntcttaiatd oflis loyalty. Ucucrul
Frcntiss even wcut 60 laf as to rummon him
TO dis headquarters at Cairo uudcr suspicion
OF cui1plicity with those who were plotting TO
send reialofctmeuls to tho Soutbeth army, He
was also charged, bya C trcspondcnt Of thc
New Yoik Herald }in Jurc, 1851 with a con.
piracy TO scpcfaic soaihcru uliuuis froRthe
remainder Of tho Stdle, oul uhito TIE Seeding
ds,rictto Missouri or Kentucky or set up d.
sepcrutc Slate G0ycrnmcht, to DC confederate
with The sliye.holding States. Republican
papers charged him with treason, and rloyal
organizations ofllcmo Guards ia his own lis.
trict met md passed resolutions dcn5uuclng
his treason and demanding lis instantaneous
resignation ofhis oni,e Of Rrprcsculaiiyc to
C,ugress.' lie was even c%onpclh d TO write
o letter TO Tie 81. Louis Republican. rcpcliirg
the charge OF treason. In this lettct 10 soys,
II said, as | say now, that ibo impolincnl
and iDierm,dllirg spirit ofiho an,i-slaycry
party Of the Nor,h was mainly ~chargeablo Cor
the state Of Gciing ia the Sou'h which promp-
ted tho unconstitutional and rcyoluijouai y
OF The States now constituting the
Southern ConleGcrocy.
10 tile, which IS al urquai.Gjcly iruc,
there might be added, that when he was on
HE way 10 Congicss, in 1851 he emphaiically
declared, "a, Cincinnati, that rot uuo dollar
would he ever vote to carry on tic id Ado,
Iili9n Hur. No doubt he is now r]uuuiug 60
the other oS,rcmo TO escape &c orrrobI iuh
ii his owl uutcccjcnts.- Dayton Empire.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-27
Saturday, August 1Ith,
At THE HOUR OF 3 i. NJ,

And uicn and tlctc select two delegates 20 the
Congressional Convention, Cilht delegates iu Tire
county Convention, and tuu delegates ~ tie judi
CII Convention.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-27

Sinking Of lhC Steamship London. lncidenlcS
One OF the few survivors Of the III faled
steamer London that went down while ON her
w0y from England 10 Australia, writes the
following startling incidents to the Cornhiu
Magazine, which he witnessed previous to de-
parting from the ship:
There was a division between the after s'G,cr
rooms and the cuddy. In passing these rooms
we saw some snilofs and ircmcn in there
opening cases OF liquor, and some with bottles
OF brandy in their hands; there were several
drunk ut this time. The Captain said to lheD
calling some by name, "Don't do that boys;
don die like cowardsl' / saw n sailot down
on his knees, feeling about in a foot o! water
fer Il sovereign lie had droprcd out Of bic
mouth; Lc was as cool and eager looking FOE it
as street Arab would be for o ~sixpcnro lac
had seen fall. / saw standing at the cuddy
door Q first class passenger with a life preserves
strapped around him. / then turned aud went
down ugain to 80 to my room, opened one 0
my trunks, took out a coat, raw my watch
"''' I"''' ''S"NNN ~ "e"NNf WIZ 4 Ai"J "e
well take thcmi laid them ont, shut tac trunk,
was particular in locking it l5uch 10 the force
OF habit; :hen put my watch in my pocket
At that moment the ship gave a roll, The
water covering the port, which durkcnel The
tAe room, and in picking up my coat my purse
5ll into tho water. There wuS about Il foot,
aud u halr there at tue time. | put my hand
down gpd lgll for aluIl @ minute, like the
sailor for the sovereign, but could not iud H.,
then WALKED ont into The cabin. There was
about half u dozen there at lhc time. ! saw a
Mr.. Lennon, Of Melbourne; I spoke TO o. Mr..
Harding. Ito shook His head us much a5 TO
say he all rot wish t. be interrupted thon;
some sitting with their heads resting on the
tuble-phuosl prepared for death AID patient,
J waiting. saw uu elderly person shipping
u failguy rug into a bundle; shortly after he
was seCa ON deck with il, When tic captain
with y faint smile, uskcd him il he intordodgto
take It with him. have since been told by
friends Of this gentleman that he had a tbous-
aud s5yercigns with him, aad probably these
were in tho rug. q . f.
now ,b,t tbc ,nJ wos ncor LoJ s,,oo ,Iio;
cp,,v IN grt,ing mn tlo s~,.i,c,,o L,,,rl,n ,ro
cujjy and lbc roon ~, # yc, croolol c,i,h
u%eopi, vlo w.r, an mint, ~ ,y,, n,,o ohort
ono o'clocl; or half past one Va the day, Thur5A
dnv llth Of Jonuorv. .Jusl ma ant an the
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-27
Town Rail, WConnclniiIr, Saturday Ing, 18Th

pisrcgarliug an former differences on political
quest CONS and issues, We invite prmucta', and ull
men of conservative views 20 assemble nj the usual
ships on
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-27

THE DIFFERENCE EoR SAHn5.-Mr. Oil
phput, an Euglishmau, WHO has written some
true aud MANY amusing things about Tic
events OF our war, shows the nature Of DE
change wrought 10 the condition OF %. u.rto,
by Ihv following auccdoto:
! invariably asked every negro I coaye,scd
with whether he thought himself better or
worse of than formerly, and as invariably re-
coivcd iof answer tlnt lie was in some respects
better, and in somo worse. One fellow on
board d steamer Illustrated the difference thus:
Il, when | was Il slave, | had tumblcd over
board, the boat would have been stopped, ]
should have been picked up aud put by the
fro to dry, because | was property, and then
given 4 hundred llsLes for falling overheard.
Bat now, i'll fall overheard, ooh! it's only
a cusscd niger, so ahead" aud l should
never be picked up at all. 10 Il word, the
negro used to be u dog with a master, now lie
is a dog without one.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-27
sTATEOV NEW YOHE]
,ARIILE NORWOOD

CouNrY or New YoEs.
y .H .' CARtILE NORWOOD
President, and JOHN G.. MILLS. Secretary oItho
Eof"tnR fi,C Insurance Company loing s~t9eially
sworn, depogc and say, that the foregoing IL a full.
true aud correct statement or the nniirs Of tho
said Company, that the said INSURANCE. Company i4
the bona idc uwucr ofHt least Ogg liuSgREn !IIn.
usANp DOLLARS ut actual Cash Capital iuyo sted m
stocks and Bonds, or in Mortgages on Real Estate.
worth double the anpult tor which the gamo IL
mortEuscd md that tilcy are the above described
OitcCI4 said l%nsurt0cc COnpany.
CAHlIl.E NORWOOD, PrrsiiRty
JOHN G.. MILLS, S~ecrriary
Subscribed mud sworn b eIOru inc, this SIN dly of
January, 1866.
tsEAL lsrAAr.l II. NJ. WEDDEN.
NOiary Public
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-07-27
OFFIcE OF THE AunIToR or STATE
C|ULUaHu5, o., January ., 1866.

1t U.s. her ehy certified, that tho foregoing il %
copy Of tho Statement Of Condition oil the
Firc AtSIunHcG COHpdBg uf New York
nndo 10 and filed in this Onice, fGr tho year 1860
Witness my hand and seal officially.
[sEAL.1 lsrANr.1 JAS. GOODMAN.
AudBW CG Staic