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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-20

Melancholy Saicide.-A most distress
ing case Of self destruction occurred in
this county during the present week
Mr.. WIN. CARPENTER, ii respectable cit
izen OF Rockingham. committed suicide
on Monday night last, by hanging him
self TO tree in his yard. He was de-
ranged; and had made several Intellectual
efforts TO deprive himself OF existence
during year or so past. Having been
watched closely, however, ne was pres
vented from carrying his design into ex-
ecution. But on the night in question he
managed TO elude, for short time, the
vigilance of the individual appointed TO
watch him, and before be was discovered
unfortunately succeeded in committing
the act which has plunged his family into
the deepest grief, and hurried prccipi-
lately his spirit into the presence of the
Judge of oil the earth. -Harrisonburg
Reg.
x VALUABLE SLAvE.-A very beau
tifnl girl belonging to the estate of John
French, deceased gambler at New Or
leans. was sold few days since for the
round sum OF 81, 600. An ugly looking
bachelor named Couch, member ofthe
Council Of one ofthe Principal:ties, was
the purchaser. The Picayune says the
gill is brunette-Temarkabl for her
beauty and intelligence; and lhere was
contention who should be the purchaS-
er. She was, however, persuaded to
accept Gouch-he having made her
pTincely promises. Itappears, therefore,
that the fair captive herself had voica in
, the decision as TO who should De her fu-
iure master.
Notice to Newspaper pubIishers.-T The
editor of The DELAwiKEAN publish
ed at Wilmington, Delaware, proposes
TO prepare NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY, and
therefore asks as favor, that each
newspaper publisherin the United States
will forward him, by mail, one copy Of
their paper. He intends to arrange them
| by States. giving their politics, &c. Fer
this favor, each editor sending his paper
shall receive one copy Of the Directory
as soon as made ready. The advantages
Of sheet of This kind to publishers, must
be apparent TO all,
| Editors will please copy the above
once or twice, III order 10 give it circula-
ZION.
The shock Of an earthquake was dis
tirctly felt in Quebec on the morning oil
I the Sth ult lis duration was from half a
minute TO minute, aud the buildings
were so much agitated as to shake the
furniture, wake persons in their beds,
aud occasion the hinges OF the doors TO
creak: it was accompanied by rushing
sound, such as is heard when hue is on
Ere.
Farmers turned SLIP buiidsrs.-A vessel
of y tons built by The farmers up IN ths
country about Blue Hill, Maine, 3 ID miles
from the sea, was lately launched into its ma
tive clement, being moved by or po,cer.
: There were 60 yoke Of oxen attached IN
, chain cables, and about 400 men drew by
hausers attached TO The quarters Performed
in hours. The sight was singularly move
the vessel plungiBg down hills and into
snowdriiIs, or over The ice, the whole not d
bad representation OF the foaming b,luw.
which we're TO be her destined element NJ
spirits we're used by the men in The building
Of the vessel
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-20

ROSES.-We have been told by gen
den,sn who was present at the sale Of furni-
lure and effects Of private establishment,
yesterday, that single Rose Bush sold at
auction for ftUeIUe dollars ard halt another
for four dollars, &c.-Philad L. s. Gazette.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-20
POETR v.

rom The New \ DIRK Star.
To the following exquisite verses, Charlie
.. Iiorri has arranged Scotch melody q
sweetness and beauty, composed b.
Dr.. Hugh Mclean, Of this city. II may b
lad Of Dubois s. Bacon, broadway.
BESSY BELL.
ny GEORGE u. NORRIS, ESQ.
I.
When life looks hrear and lonely, love,
And pleasant fancies flee,
Then will the muses. only, love,
Bestow thought on me:
Mine is harp which Pleasure, love,
To waken strives in vain.
To joys enhancing measure, love,
II ne'er Can thrill again
Why mock me, Bessy Bell
IL.
Then do moi ask me ever, love,
For rapture woven rhymes,
For vain is each endeavor, love,
To sound joys play bell chimes.
Yet still believe me. dearest love,
Though dull my song may he,
This heart still doais sincerest, love,
And grateful turns TO thee
My once true Bessy Bell!
III.
Those eyes still rest upon me, love,
feel their magic spell
With that same look you won me, love,
Fair gentle Bessy Bell
My doom you've idly spoken, love,
You never can he mine
Yet, though my heart is broken, love,
Sill, lady, ii is thine
Adieu, false Bessy Bell!
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-04-20
BaRR GeRKovsS /:

HAVING determined to remove to the
Western Country in a short time, we
offer our present Stock of Goods at re-
duced prices, for CASH, with view to
speedy close OF our business.
We request all persons who are in
debted to US, to come forward and settle
their accounts.
PATTERSON s., BROWN.
Stanton, Jan'y 26, 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

The learned Doctor went on remark that the Me-
dea and Dee showed the best rate OF performance with
the exception OF the Dolphin which he should leave out
of the question. The Mede, propelled by a newly
invented description Of paddle wheels The subject Of
the paddle wheel had always been of great inter-
est Ii had been desirable 10 invent mode by
which the float boards should always take the best po
sition for propulsion. There only contrivance
which had YET got into general use, and this Nor
CAMS paddle wheel He wished, once for all, to dis
claim any interference with the inventor. He had made
allusion on a preceding day, a form of condenser
which. he believed, had given offence The Medea, as
he had stated had the featherng paddle she ss7
tons burthen. and her engine 900 horse power. The
Dee had not the feahering paddle she was 600 TONS
and 200 horse power. The eaherpaddles were every
day rising in estimation and as fast the old ones
out, they substituted. To this her inieriory,
therefore might be attributed With respect fuel,
there was a sort of Welsh coal which considered
most ehectua in the generation OF steam and with this
coal she had been supplied AS the feathering paddles
saved fuel which in long voyages was very valuable,
these paddles would be best adapted for such
purpose II said, however, that they three
times much as the common paddles and were
durable. AT this would be disadvantage as in the
event Of their getting Of repair they could not be
nv easily mended The results Of the performances Of
the Medea were taken from logs kept in the Mederra
mean. Two fine vessels the Dundee and Perth sailed
between London and Dundee Their average speed
was ten geographical miles per hour, with consump-
ton Of ~ lbs Of coal per hour The duty at this rate
would not out equal to that OF the Medea. Yes
sells could not 90 further than they could carry Goals and
had been found expedlent not 10 give vessel nucn
less for one horse power than four This the
general opinion before the Parliamentary Comnittee
they could not load vessel with more Goals than
wouid sink her To certain degree Of immersion IT, on
the other hand they left her TOO much out Of the water
the evil would be as great the other way. To remedy
the latter evil and keep the vessel in trim had been
proposed that the Goals should be placed in tanks be
filed with water as the fuel was used. DIR. Laroner
proceeded to speak of the praccebity and utility Of
steam navigation TO the United States. He was OF Opt
Mon that unless stations provided at Cork and Ha
lifax no vessel could be so constructed TO carry
suffciency Of fuel for the voyage and then he
seemed 70 be Of opinion that il would be useless to at
tempt to compete with the line packet ships. which
made their voyages in such short periods With respect
t. the communication to Inoia by steam, he seemed to
think more fsvoraby Of the project especially with the
lines and stations fixed upon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

MO- II MN STHEET.
MORNING HERALD-issued morning excent Sunday
Price two cents copy Country subscribers furnished
the rate for specific period on remittance IN adj
No paper sent out unless paid in advance
EVENING HsRaLD-ssued every afternoon at One O'Clock.
Price cents per copy Country subscribers furnished
the rste-cash In advance.
wEEKLv HEsALD-issued every Saturday morning At o.
cock-Prce 81 per copy FURNISHED, II country subsc
bcrs al % per annun, In advance.
WEEKLY HERALD ExrpA-Tssued every Wednesday
ing, NJ 10 vclockPrce, 81 per copy Furnished
country subscribers AT - per snnum, IN advance.
all those papers the
usualrates-always payable IN advance.
CoRREsrorDErrs-srereq requested address their letters
James Gordon Bennett proprietor and all LETTERS onbusipea
must be post psid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

The houses were also classified as well furnished
fchairs tables, a clock chest Of drawers Gc.)-not
Srel-furnished comfortable and uncomfortable. Ia
bes of the average rents Of the number Of persons IN
zach family, Their occupations, creeds country, &C.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

were given, but these were exceedingly vouminous
and extended TO such minute particulars that
not pretend to give abstract. The following
extracts will perhaps suffice:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

~ Rey's new Hebrew Dictionary Is Isst publish
cd. This is work of Herculian labor. II is almost
new translation Of the Scriptures
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17
CAnD.-TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
"A LADY MONTAGUE'S COMPOUND CHINESE

"A LADY MONTAGUE'S COMPOUND CHINESE
SOAP prepared fran beautiful exotcs, and per-
iecy innocent completely eradicaes eckles pnples
spots rednes and all cuaneous erupons gradually reases
clear soft skim transforms the salow complex
ions into radiant whitenes mparting TO II beautiful juve
nile bloom.
Gentlemen, AFTER shaving, viii find alay irritabily
and smang pain and render the skin smooth and pleasant
For sale wholesale and retail by A. Underh, SO Reekman
bers Dr. Syme, Bowery Walker ST.; d. Scheein
ia Canal St. corner Lawrence ST. o31mt
I EOPOLD, Importer of Cloths and Merchant Tailor
IL No. l08 William street begs leave 10 inform his friends and
the public that he has completed extensive
black, blue; and colored French English superfne
Cloths Mohar reersham Pilot Cloths and Brighton Beaver
superne med drab Cloths great variety Of fancy and
staple goods for pantaoons nc &c. which he will
make up on the most reaso Hable terms. oil-ims
SHOES, BOOTS, &c.-sPEAR PATTEN, No.
- las Water ST. oaer sale
5000 pair mems russett Brogons
5000 I" do thick plantation do
900 de russell and black, s.xes III TO IL
1909 boys russell and black Brogans
500 genemen's fine calf and moroco Boots
1900 /" Kip, zeal, pegged, nailed and sewed do.
300 fire calfsewed and pegged Brogans
5000 kip and l. and q Shoes
$500 mens kip brogans
1900 boys calf, kip, seal and and Brogaps
10000 ladies leather and seal Shoes Pumps
Md Bootees and Slippers
10000 ladies fine KID, seal calf morocco, prunello and
satin slippers
200 mems and boys FUR and wool Hats, with a
great variety Of other staple and fancy articles in the nc
C92ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17
SHOES, BOOTS, 6c.-SPEAR 4 PATTEN, NJ
- las Water oaer sale
rpuE sUBsCHIBERs having entered n,o co.uart

i nership under The name Of sTRATToN ( SEYMOUR
business and having purchased he stock trade be-
% oa and WOOD NS ce e1 s S
offer TO their friends and customers and lie public gene
which, after years OF trial. have fully sustained their
still held in the highest estimation by those who
convenience cleanliness comfort and economy comparison
The mean,me been n,roduced Hmenr he srmsn nr
those well adapted TO halls stores banking chur hes
the saracenic CRATE parlour, nurseries, and basement
rooms the franklin TO bed rooms, and the plain and
Sc Wood and coal cock stoves Of acknowledged superiority
% for IL s,s 10 ope - w
the C. p % affixed to ether ss s
reasonable terms cash. short approved paper th
2a7 Water street ROBERT NJ sTRATTON,
New York, Sept LIST, 1887 Son.
R3s,ca, = ROOT PsD9Ts AID sH0Es.
numbers q the above and ,ed me that was
through he city soSld sIS nothing o., would ss..
Why they have than 2oooo pairs elegantly
wrought boots select FROM and the pair got for s275
Al who wish pair once fashionable and bootebev
light dress wet weather or water proof boot will do well To
proof Don't mistake Richards Walkers establishments,
Nos. 22s and 237 Canal st. oloms
- the second shoe store from Greenwich street. the
paceo get cheap boots the coming The subscr
every description sell lower thar they have offered
this public Also India Rubber and Leather don't
mistake the $50 Canal the second shoe store from
Greenwich 81. ol-ims
HOSES TO wINTEh.-7At my place Hedge
Hill Rye weuchester County have stablinr and all
things Including kiifui and careful groom,)
enable keep from the LIST Moves her 10 the
April desiring put horses To winter
per month"; may apply by letter, post paid LAG Jay
street, BROOKLYN.
" b. Payment must be made in advance, az the commence
ment Of each month. GEO WOODWARD.
el21mt
-, MAIL BILLS may be had at the ST. .agers Office rs
- wall street. time between Gin the rnornng and in
the afternoon No bills viA be passed, In any way
me ndcd except those ~ the very first sta nding.
Rank MITES with pleasure, gratis.
NJ y. Gold, silver, and bank bought and said the
best terps s2J-ims
ruvH Notes Of the Georgia Lumber Company are redeem
ed sthe Offices Of Day Forman, No 81 Wall street. At
David Hows Son, No n Wall uee and at j. b. Coch m
Ne. 10 Wall street. At n per cent discount s27-ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

THE TEETH-THE TEETH-THE TEETH
If you have the toothache and wish avoid having the
tooth extracted phal Of Dr. Bramahs
Lqueur which Instantly relieves the painful Affections, and
produces in few applications mpenetrable coat the
delicate sensitive affected thus rendering incapable of
being acted by air hot Geld mascation Be
ing purely vegetable liquid is warranted not TO inure the
enamel of the teeth adjoining the one affected.
For sale wholesale retail by A. b. d. Sands, corner OF
Fulton and William sts MDor & Gamble Of Dey and
Broadway b. Nones GA Broadway, sign OF the Golden
Mortar; VIM. Horwi Canal and Hudson SITS; T. r.
Austin Carmine and r. Burnett s. 9th avenue NJ York
d. Young, SO South Fourth Philadelphia. OHM
nR. JOHNSON is consulted confidentay at his Office
- No. Duane street, betw Chatham and William
tie following diseases vz:-Gonorrhna, elects Chancres
Structures Seminal Weakness and the diseases
ing from venereal poison improper treatment DR. johnson
affection in three days.
and the most nveterats poporonae time, without
any debatng iaudcous medicine, preven
ton from business Persons enruDg themselves Dr. John
sons desc themselves with certainty of success in
the aggravated ScrOfnous liberated legs
&c speedily healed Strangers would do well by giving DR.
Johnson CALL certain preventative may be made against
the OF the foregoing diseases which fail
ed when used within twentyour hours after exposure Let
post paid and enclosing afee have the necessary
dicine, and directions for its use iorw arded.
Attendance from G. A. NJ to III night Dr. Johnson has
moved from Is Chambers ol2lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

7 AMPS CUANDBLIEns &C.-The subscriber
IL begs TO inform his friends and the public in general
he has received by late arrivals from Europe an elegant as
sortment Of the aforementioned articles which he offers for
sale at unprecedented low prices for cash. wholesale and re-
tall viz;
Astral lamps In gilt bronred marble, and glass pillars
manue do IN do do do do with
rich cut glass pans and drops.
Hanging chandeliers for candles, from 10 30 lights
Book lamps, for drawipg rooms from 2 to5.
Elegant stand candelabras carrying from to IS lights.
Elegan, mantle candesticks, plap and ornaaler tai
Hall lamps for oil and gas.
Hanging gas lamps, from 10 lights
Ladies wash tables elegantly painted in oilcolors
Ladies gilt buckles. slides, head bands NC.
Single and double barrel percussion fowlng pieces
Bueilng, bolster, belt - pocket pistols.
Plated candlesucks, branches, cruet frames
Tea kettles, so,testands nc. w. r. wREAKS,
sz7-5m' lis Fulton St
GODFhEH, PATTIs0N & CO., importers, No
Flechers offer for sale on favorable terms, Canvass
Padding Onaburgs Also, great variety OF Printed silk
Plaid woolen, yaenia Broche Chay, Mousenc de Lame
and Pripted India Shawls oi3iws
NEWS, YOUYHs, AND CHILDH n Ms
lVl CLOTHINC.-oEO. A. HOYT CO, No. II Bowery,
have on hand extensive assortment really made clothing
suited 70 and which they w sell very cbeag
Tor cash, ehher AZ wholesale or reaiL si53m+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

guvH Of the Georgia Lumber Company
ed stthe Offices OF Day Formsn, No. 81 Wall street. At
Dsvd Hows Son, No n wall street. and at j. y. Cochsns
Ne. 10 Wall street, at "A per cent discount s27-ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17
HOssES TO WINTER.--M my place

= MAIL BILLS may be had at the ST. .ngers Office, rs
- Wall street. time between Gin the morning and in
the afternoon No bills viA be passed or In any way
me ndcd except those ~ the very first sta ndng
Bank Mites examined with pleasure, gratis.
b. Gold, silver, and bank bought and said the
heat Aorrps 90 i'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

JAMES DRYsDALE, Veterinary Surgeon, No. ~
leave inform the public that - personally
horse hoeing nd Of by deputy as formerly Therefore
having them shod on the most approved scientific prnc
He likewise attends horses as usual at his
nfrmary but his arrangements for horse hoeng pre-
cept those in his immediate vicinity.
.hs" to the test the s2es q ~ BB1S1ss j. T. the
and screened Peach Orchard Coal now dsehargi.g and
TOR ,hs o1 sna all s
and bxumnous coal at their yard corner Of Lsg
Barclay msE &C.
posie The Aston House and adjoining the American HOTEL
Single tickets 50 monthly tickets transferable, o.
UEvENING Exhibdon.-Ai The request Of several fami.
lies and 10 afford the ladies opportunity behoding ths
SScn ss 20 ON se e @
TENDER inst, until further notice. SIS linz
%stL HANS: s.rea.. 4 IL
pamy are promptly paid SsnsSoe money when
discount, or in eastern bills
The Company will be prepared Few Jays to eceive on
depS good bonds and mortgages % improved city property
Z ONXMMsATIONs ON ANIMAL MAG
~ NETISM, with exhibition of the Phenomena, by.
Messrs Andres and Doyle the Debating Room at Clinton
Hal every morning This week q II ocock ahd on Thursday
and Friday evenings at7l O'Clock.
Tickets be had only the bookstore Of DIR c. Shepard
e62 Broadway ollie
LOR SAIL CHEAP, IF APPLIED For
Il IhMED1ATELy-Four building lots situate on the
OF Graham avenue and Devoe 81 Ia y village nfwii
ausburgh. These lots OF TIA handsOmest
village. Size each lot Is feet by Zoe deep
For osae inquire OF George DOYLE OF South 9Th
and h sts Willamsburgh, OF James Meburn
Boram and Dean SIS. Brooklyn s2glms
EIxAS, n Cedar street. importer Of Havana Segar OF
- the first quality, has hand the following brands
sales on terms 10 suit all.
100000 Noreago,
$4,000 La Norma
10000 Dos Cempancios,
$1,000 Principe
$4,000 Regaa
$1,000 Trsbuca-whoesae retail and put up carefully
and sent TO any par Of the United States
Seixas would respectfully call the attention Of all WIS
fond Of first segar call at his oce. His object
been since he commenced this business 10 sell but the
best and he determined keep Others but OF the
best quality this market produce. lie socs the patron
OF his friends and the Public surfing them he will always
~ b. TO- 900 superior Regaa put
use In boxes, under lock and key. ol3.lm.
GUNS, GUNs-BLUNT ShMs, Gun and Pistol Ma
NJ nufacturers, No. 90 Chatham STD. 81 would respect
fully inform the public that the, keep hand general
OF Rifles, Fowng Pieces Pistols Powder Shot and
every other article in the sporting line.
All orders thankfully received and punctuay attended
N. B. Guns beugh, sold and exchanged. All kinds Of
pairing done with neatness and despatch c5-lms
ROOTS-B0OTS-BOO enable low pm.
- CO Boot store.-H NEWELL respectfully informs the
public that he has No o. ST. corner al
Wooster, where he intends keeping Of
mems and boys boots which he Offers Wholesale retail
redsced prices fer cash. Just received from his factory
cases OF French pump boots, prime article fer summer which
he offers al the reduced price Of $500.
~ B. Constantly on hand boots fer $a5o and S275.
jy253m+
n n = n, q
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

NTlFiCiAL TE ~ ~. without clasps, spriags
n nc thereby avoiding injury TO the adjoining teeth the
principle. Of .phere pressure by LEyETT, Dentist
No. Sill Broadway, opposite the Masonic Hall.
This method generally known ard approved needs no
comment being wholly different in principle result from
any praciiced in New York.
His references Of the highest order ampche opi
ion Of the New York public this improved system be
seen In the following respectable papers
Vide New York Mirror, 18th July, 1886.
Courier Enquirer 26b December, 1ee6.
Evening Star. 17ih June, 1887. "a 9mo4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

MSture has failed TO cure ssss gravel md
seminal weakness so satisfied wonderful efficacy Dr..
Poet that he would not hesitate forfeit ol0e any anre.
The increasing demand for POETS Specific In this city, well
Phiadelphis, Baltimore Boston, Providence, and New
Orleans, n the best proof Of Its worth
New York AgertsA. b D. Sands 100 Fulton street, J.
Nones GA Broadway Sign IF the golden mortar; W. Hor-
will corner Canal and Hudson; r. r. Austin IS Csrmine
and r. Burnett IS 9Th PbiadelphiaS p. Grnths,
and Hanover Providence, ID. J. Woodwork Price 81
d.lnas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

WHiTING q, w hAPPING AND PRINTING
w PAPER-5Oc0 No. l. and foolscap paper $500
reams cap and wrapping 800 medium printing
1000 medium and half printing, fer 'ae by
J. CAMPBELL u PERSSE e, Paper Warehouse,
SIN I9 and lie Nissan between Ann Reekman.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17
nM; EMMON,s nELEBKATED .GONOK

- RHEA MISTURE.-Ths mixture has been used for
thar ceatury the those loathesome
diseases Gonorrhqa elects &c with decided success
although advertised and pulled through papers in
the Union 1t Is compounded with those medicines which
used for those diseases and Others mercury
great MANY hose that have used
mend always to their friends who in
fallen victims To the above named diseases. also due
purifying the blood al the me, &c any other parcu
lars may be had OF either ofthe agents
Sold wholesale and retail by A. Underhi SO Beekman st.
Of William, where liberal discount III be made 70
those who take qusniy DR. Scheien Canal St corner
Lawrence ST. Frice 81 per bottle. o3 1mA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-10-17

NN. BNANDHETHi wishes II to be understood by
II those who laborng under disease and taking his
getabe Universal Pills that gentleman is appointed Civ
advice gratis To all who may stand in need OF Il.
Mr.. Lance who has been with medicine
wards Of rs and who disease In all va
rety and invariably relief given and in
feet cure effected by the use of the pills. will be happy give
every Information 10 those who suffering conve
nence OF the public, he will two hours day in each
Brandrehian Office in the city, as follows:
Rowery Office, z76 Be-sry, from to II O'Clock.
Central Office Spruce street, II to 1.
Grsnd street Office Of Eldridge and street
office, IL West street, alternate days, 2tel
Hudson street office 1877 Hudson ST. 4o6.
me aoeye arrangement will interfere with Dr. Lobsein
who will still give those German patients
rs usual NJ he central and Crand 81. Offices s25 Inn