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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-05-29
THE LAST CARD.

g ! wish to satisfy the WHOLE world that NO
dissatisfaction with the President or his admin
istralion--n0 DIsTRUsT of It's MEASURES or DE-
sIGNs-had any effect in determining me to pre-
fer private to public life. M. Amos Ken
da{fs Letter.
The above extract speaks volumes. When
was Mr.. Kendall ever known to leave an Adj
ministraion and retire topriyate life while there
is anv prospect of It's being sustained by the
people Why should he think that he would be
suspected of having left the Administration for
any of the reasons he wished to guard the phole
world against believing If none of those rea-
sons existed in his own mind, what caused him
to think that others might entertain them Mr.
Kendall, however, does not exclude the other
that might also occur to others. lie does not
proclaim to the . Uh0le u0rid" that he does not
abandon the fortunes of a sinking ship, because
he knows ii is going down. Mr.. X. is sagacious
He leaves the sinking fortunes of this unprinci-
pied Administration after he has seen and read
the hand writing on the wall He no longer
feels responsible for it, He is willing howev-
er to write a few hours each day, for the Extra
Globe, provided {" Wch number of subscribers
shall be 06taiaed as uW lCarraat that step" The
Extra subscriptonto be forced up is his present
ostensible reward That subscription will be
drawn from those who are willing to sacrifice a
tythe of their salaries, thiSye for hope of
continuing them the next year. The illusions
Of the extra Globe will be the poison OF the ser
pent desperately emitted in the throbs of death
We, however attach less Importance to any
thing that Mr. Kendall may write than to the
probable fact that his resignation is prelude
not yet fully developed, which will prove the
last card in the hands OF the Magician Madi-
sonian.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-05-29

The Loco Foco Convention, which met at T'ren-
Ton last week, nominated the old Congressional
Ticket, with the exception Of the Rev Manning
Force, PhLeas B. Kennedy, Esq. of Warren
COUNTY. has been substitnted in his stead
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-05-29

ANOTHER SIGN.--The New York Morning Chro-
nice, heretofore neutral in politics, has raised the
banner of Harrison and Tyler, and now advocates
the Wing doctrine
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-05-29

PickhsFo and try hin qgaia. ."--Such
was the language of Henry Clay, in regard to
General Harrison Yes. we will try again :;
and he is too GOOD musket to miss FIRE twice
Mr.. Martin Van Bren has no such hope He
Is Iocoloco, and locofoco can be Lit but once,
There is a slight smell Of birthstone, and that
is the last of IT,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-05-29

AsD STILL THEY coME.-We mentioned last
week that the Hon. John RUGe1Es, Senator in Con-
gress, from Maine, had abandoned the ruinous pol
icy fthe present administration and come out in
favor Of Harrison and Reform. We learn also
from Georgia paIers, that Major JogL CRAwFo-D,
an Ga State Rights Democrat, formerly member Of
Congress, has come out in favor Of Harrison
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-05-29
To CoRRfsPoNnaNrs.

o. We win comply with the request Of II.
c. NJ in our next number
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-05-29

TIE aec comorS.- a lady in this cotniy pre-
senied her husband with twin boys a few days
since they were baPtizei Harrison and I'ylor,
and are Familiarity called TIP and Iy.-C Ciacsa-
5sQt Gazette
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-05-29

Some Of the Loco Fscos object to Gen ITarri-
son, because they say he is too Old Gen. jack
son entered upon his last term Of thc Presidency.
when C6 years Old. Gen. Harrison is about to en-
Ger upon the same high duties at the age Of 68--in
tie full yigor Of his mind and strength. The pat
notic old farmer is as sound and tough as a NIT
Providence has preserved him to be The delirerer
ol his country.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-05-29

The st. Louis New Era of the 7th inst. is
wholly occupied with the proceedings of the
great Log Cabin celebration atthat place few
days before tits described as having been the
most brilliant affair Of the kind that ever took
place Ia that section OF lhe country
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-05-29

uon 10 appoint committee 10 enquire
and report upon the expedency Of the
issue of Certificates Of State Stock, which
was laid upon the table.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
.Hay IA.
Mr.. IIinchman submitted resolution
to raise select committee, to be compos-
ed of the members of the Internal I'M
provement committee of Ways and means,
Mr.. Higgins to be chairman of said COM
mittee, to prepare an improvement bill,
and bills to create revenue for the pay
ment Of interest on the state debt, and for
the extinguishment of said debt.
Mr. Hnchman submitted a joint reso-
luton, fixing the Goth of .Nay, as the dav
for the final adjournment Of the Legisla-
ture.
Nay 16.
The Speaker gave notice That he had
issued writs for new elections in Susque-
hanna and Chester counties, the election
to be held on the 18th of June.
A JOINT resolution was offered by Mr..
Hinchman 10 provide for the repairs of,
and continue the improvements Of the
state, for raising additional revenue, and
for the extinguishment of the public debt
laid upon the table.
The bill relating to the Board of Ap-
praisers,
An effort was made to provide therein,
that the state should be liable as common
carrier for all loss or damage to merchan-
disc transported on the public works. 1t
was not agreed to.
A provision was inserted that the State
shall NOT be liable, unless by the neglect
of the state agents, such damage or loss
shall occur, OF through the insufliciency
of the fixtures, &C. at the inclined planes,
or locks, and the bill finally passed and
was sent to the Senate.
Nay 1S.
Mr. Hinchman submitted a joint reso-
luton providing that quarter of an acre
Of the public grounds be appropriated to
| the burial Of members and officers who
may die at the capitol--laid on the table.
The resolution to suspend the daily pay
of members during the recess, but provi-
ding that they should receive mileage.
which was offered on the day of the ad-
journment by Mr.. Brodhead, was taken
UP; when warm and lengthy debate
took place.
Mr.. Mil proposed a substitute proyi-
ding that they should receive neither.
This induced an exciting discussion
some were in favor of both, others in ia
vor of receiving the mileage--inally a(-
ter spending nearly the whole morning
upon it, the whole matter was referred to
the Committee on Accounts.
A NEW CoUNTERFEIT.-We have been
shown new counterfeit on the North.
ampton bank. The denomination is s. :;
letter B-No. 6033--payable to s. Lipiu-
cott-date August 2lSt. l839-sjguct
John Rice, cashier-and John Eckclt-
president. The paper is good, and th,
engraving faint. Those who are not ia
miliar with the genuine notes, will ind it
necessary to examine the notes with much
care.-Pmnsyipaniqn.
The cry is, down with the price of labor
down with produce of all kinds down with
the currency to a specie basis Every thing
is coming down but the solariss Of the Office
/ LII
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-05-29

The cry is, down with the price of labor
down with produce of all kinds down with
the currency to specie basis Every thing
is coming down but the salaries Of the Office
ho'ders--- FHage Record.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-05-29

&r GgDDTs.--i appears, by the statement
of the Cashier Of the Northumberland Bank,
that tlat institution is d sufferer to the amount Of
81, G55 by tic voluntary absence Of Mr. Ged-
dos, which amount, he distracted fom parcel
that had been entrusted 10 him.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-05-29

Arewafd Of $500 IS offered for the appehen-
honsi9n Of Bill Johnson.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04
moRNrNG mRRALD-ssaHp NEWS
Port Of New yarls, January 4.
Packets tn Arrive.



Adirondack, Hackstaf New Orleans LAicle (Fr) seig
nee, HsvTe Flora Spring, Valparaiso and Sn- lane
Arrived.
Packet ship United States, F,her from Liverpool Dec 4
with mdze, Sc TO X Kermit. rte U outside the Hook
anchor.
Austrian ship Amelia Geu.eppiDa FEDERICO, from odess,
The 6 is outside the Hook.
Ship Thraeian Brown (ofPymouh,) from Crostalt, Eov
9th, with iron, hemp &c. to II Hayilaud
Ship CASTOR, Chadwick days from Savannah with cotton
sc. to Scott Morr Tie boarded ou the LIST iaau
40 miles So rom Sandy Hook by the pilot boat Washington
sehr Elizabeth Beaston, day, from Boston, with mdue
bound to Philadelphia
sehr Cornea Richards, d4y, from New Londos with oil
&c, to the captain
Two ships and four briggs
Memornnda.
seamr Hercules and the George Washington Burow fro,-
Liverpool aud brig Fsctr, towed up by the steamer
Statesman.
There great deal Of drift ice in the uppe and lower Bay.
Narisotion.-The Delaware rvcrp closed by ice.
Gale al Ocracoke, ~ ca very gale visited Cora.
coke the 2st. The William Lamar, Taylor from New
BERN Nc, for New York, driven ashore, and is full Of
wr-eargo saved but somewhat damaged Another schooner
for New York ashore and unmsy be gotup The swan
eer, also from Newbern for NV York was driven on
shore in Beacon Island Roads, The New Harbor do for
do also ashore but wIl be got off b. dischargng.
The Elizabeth AcMorris Of New Bun. wick loaded with
coal for York here off Sag Harbor LII on ssiur
day evening last about o'clock john "a young man
q abou, 10 persisted ia the eaOiu The vessel is yet
total loss-seme Of the spars, rigging, sc. pied
The Forest Enoch Norton, I'm York for Mschia laden
with wheat, Hour aud Friday night, off Monhee
Island carried away both and the morning on
shor Sse Beach, where she lies expected she
will be got of without much TO the cargo farther
damage 10 the vessel.
NoiicE MaRfNsRs-Psrtrdge Island Lirht-This Light
after temporary and necessary cessation for few nigh.
which by the bye, might have been better -ed with the
moon has lately been renewed with most sup rb lamp and
again in full nulgence-mueh improved a, 10 light and eco.
nomy.
spoken.
ST Marks from New York for Savannah. Dec 81 lat IS
Ion GO.
Frankfort Russell from New oaleaas for Liverpool Dec 90
lat %, 30, lon 20, 30.
emitted uta.rs tsorss.
PoRTLAND, Dec. 30-Arr CtJlop Gilkey, New York for
Canden; Emsne. Robinson, do for Thomssion; Aurora,
Allen, do for Harrington.
NEwrosr, Dec 3t-Arr Spy Thomas Whining ton fcr New
Work, with loss Of main boom aud sells; Talman Byron
Boston for New York Mos,s, New York for Proydence
Mediterranean, do 90.
BntrdoRr Jan CID, Barbara squires New York SID
Chief. Van Name. do.
wa.HNoror, N c, Dec 26-Arr Anaeonla New York;
Orion do; rhos Wyhn', do; Brilliant, DO; Saith, do; Cld
Chin srora, Do
ArALAomcoL,, Dec ls--cTd Florida New York; Sara.
toga, do.
Foreign Ports.
Sr JoHNs, NIB, Dec 2l-Arr Globe, Plummsr New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04
Police OZice. .

JAN. 3,-7he Ro,cdies.-For the last two nights
the Mayor and Justice Bloodgood have been in the
neighborhood Of Grand Street, with a strong police,
ready for any attack, which "tbe Bowery Boys"
might make on the Germans in that vicinity. For
tunately the rowdies have received lesson in the
death of Armstrong, which, 1t is hoped, may last
them for some time. We are assured the best of
precautionary measures were taken, by posting vi
dettes from Grand street To the several watch sta
tons throughout the city, whereby the whole Of
that department coul be brough. to the spot few
minutes. We under stand that a similar course will
be pursued for the preservation OF the peace, for
some nights to come, and continued throughout
the winter, if circumstances should renser ii neces-
sary.
The several individuals who were taken into Gus
tody at Magee's house, have been liberated by the
Coroner on giving securities in $50 each This
cou sc appears to be giving great umbrage to the
friends OF rmsrong for eCoroner has eceived
veral threateBing and cautionary letters all of which
he held in utter contempt but he consigned tn m t.
the flames. Many of these fellows had received
some bruises, and it certainly appears somewhat
mi faculoas that more were not killed. All the
wounded are To be in fair way Of ecovery,
Col Ming included, who will probably escape with
the loss Of has two fingers.
hsan instance of he way in winch these fellows
escape unwhipt oCjustice, even when apprehended
an the very act of rowdyIEg, we give the following
case as ID occurred at the Office. In the course
Of Thursday, SethJ. Cook, who keeps a sort Of re-
fectory ut IL Park Row, cane before Justice Mer.
ritt aud swore that party of rowdes made at
tack on his premises, and that one William Dayton
was he ringleader, " who struck deponent three or
more blows in the breast with his fist and behaved
himself otherwise disordorly in his Cooks premi-
SEES" or course, warrant was issued, aad Mister
DAYTON soon IN the custody OF the ndefatiga gables"
Tbs clique of rowdies to whom this hero was at.
tached INN ediately subscribed "the possibes and
having applied them 10 the itching palm Of Mister
Cook he forthwith sends the following missive TO
Justice Merritt, and, of course, the asssant gets off
" scot free"
acknowledge satisfaction IN the within case and wish il
dismi sed.
(scnel.) SETH j. Coos.
If Mister Cook gets whipt again next week, why
he can only blame himself for not sending Mister
DAYTON to Blackwell Island.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04
special Sessions.

Alice Ward. nymph Of the pave, was convicted
Of stealing fur tppet and gold ring from one Of
the si,terhood, and sdjudged to stay in the Tombs
until Tuesday.
George Cline, who bore the outward and visible
sign Of "the soap lock der" Of rowdies, was con-
victed Of whipping little woman, who called her
self Rosanna Hart. Sentence was suspended, and
George remanded to the Tombs.
David Cummings, negro loafer, was sentenced to
the city prison, until Monday next.
Dennis Fay was sentenced to the city prison for
10 days
A batch Of negro loafers and white rowdies were
DISCHARGED.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04
MONEY nu.rsrxEr.


Wall stree has been dull today Money continue,
and there J. little Opposition to operate moderate .,
Of busines has been transacted a. The stock eschaec ana M
prices of Gnce' gsAeray show decline fom tie rate, Of
yesterday. Delaware and Hudson declined per cent Ia,
lem = stonington Vs. New jersey Railroad Mohawk in,
proved PER cent ned states 'ank J.
There 70 yet relaxation in the rate Tor money II
eonmar'i y V per cent per month good paper will
not pro ably be less until the demand imin she's The supply
will not b.; increased in any material degrees the dividend.
when p'd will reisas m,mentary quantity Of money, but
At caA have no permanent effect upon the market.
The Official r.trrn Of the rreasusy notes. state the total
i'sues At $40 567.Os6
VI these & ere have been redeemed 10 s0s,7jO
Amount outstanding Januiry. 1870, sl7bs9l5
Del, 1889, 2o9s07i
D'-f-Aie IN Deeemb'r s239736
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04

An inquest was held at No IL Catharine slip,
on the body Of negro named Jacobus Simmons, a
native Of Waterford in this State. 1t appeared that
the deceased had been a very respectable serving
man IN "a Lansing family, but had latterly been
much reduced through poverty and sickness On
Ihursday ne was taken unwell. at the house where
he was employed as cook. aud very imprudently
drank qnah,,'y OF cold water. which probably has
tened hIs DEATH for while TALKING 10 hs cmnoyer he
feil down ana died Verdict, death from some cause
unknown.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04

OF the currency attended BY fall in prices until the markets
again become active Such unctue seized upon to thrust
upon the community rredeemabe currency which 1t is
supposed will remain in circulation because it vsuees for
purposes e exchange This when issued any amount nom
nay sustans prices aud counraeng the natural remedy OF
the disease reards the return Of business activity In the
mean time becomes deprecated and the actual less in the
shape of discount greater than the nominal difference in
nrica hu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04

nANlEL SWEENEY, "a Ann street returns bis s,,cs-,
A. thanks 70 ms numerous friends for the liberal stports,
uniformly rendered him sce he frat opspsl H. .c,
and assures them tait will De his consiar ,adayor "a ~
continuance Of their appreciation. lis table aisvs r
WY The best The market Affords and those who ma, sonor h
table with their prsecc, may depend upon heir srved Wi,
clesnlinsss, civiliiy ard promptitu1e. no n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04

Throughout the fall and the winter far with the excep
ton OF one or two days the supplies of all kinds Of provision
have been amply sufficient to meet the demand. II apr
ent that there much larger quantity brsugh forward this
season than a1i au prices good des lower Whether
these will last not queopabe certainly long the
present market laws exist Thsr repeal is demanded by thou
sands, whilst their continuaAc guaranteed to few hundred
first pancpes OF trade that prevents their mm date abo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04

pleasant APARTMENTS TO LET.-Thr feeops
story Of the house SEQ Broadway coutanins Two Gns
rooms with folding doors, pantes closet &c Enquire on
I've premises ala lmit
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04

Whole number of trials in all the courts, 1908
Convicted SIS; acquitted 249 discharged 779 Sentenced
to die State Prison. IO4 to. Backweirs Island, 349
Egyptian Tombs 80 House Of Refuge 80 Total num3er
fenced 10 punishment, 5I3.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04
Hardware an.l Cutlery Trade.

The hardware merchants Of New York well stocked
with goods the pressure commencing after the goods
slapped Tor TALL sales and the sales being very light
quehce OF the failure of the uhern Banks and the diff
e ence Of exchange leave heavy and well assorted stock
hand scarcely orders have gone fer spring sales
and no scarcity of goods anticipated.
The consgnecs Of hardware cutlery from England
been greatly disappointed in their prices being
low. and many goods left over.
The spring trade is expected to he light sne, when
done on credit only to the very best months For
mery g. and IL months could be got but necessity puts
instant stop to this kind Of trade the
oil this trade must contract the Of business materially
Scarcely failure among the regular hardware trade
occurred this fl; but great many agents for American
manufacturers have allowed their paper to go back The
sales Of hardware this S39) have certainly bee. hall
as much as 1885, aud less than last years the
sales for the year 1910 equal thos, Of 1899.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04

The following is the comparative valuation Of property in
Albany county for the years 1896 and 1889 -
1886 1899.
Value Real Estate, S945O4IS $l066aG65
Personal Estate, 4l5sO7O 3,5,36S4
Total, I36os4ss I3, 500 1856
Ills shows increase in the value real estate ami de-
crease in that Of personal property since 1886.
The following statement of the duties imports at the
port OF New York for the three quarters of the ending
s0th Sept. 1889 =
First quarter 81 800 500
Second quarter, 1858 SEA
Taird quarter, 4,i95,79O
Total for three quarters of 1879, l2lsaI55
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04

This table shows great disparity between the
current and the day last year. The difference
principally in the depreciation of Southern paper
quent upon their suspension. The following table the
premium of specie at the principal points local Bank notes.
indicates the scale OF depre citation.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04
I3,s96.3s6
Si,4l5.34l
Increase in 1899,

The total receipts from the customs IN the first three
tiers of 1899 according the report Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, SIS S2s3s3 being increase of S20O0000
the ecepts for the time in 1888 by which ap
pears that thirds Of the whole paid this city, aud the
here has been double that Of the whoe
crease showing that while New Yo'k increased all the
other ports have decreased imports during the past
The Of domestic exchanges little better than last
week. owing to disposition the part of holders to
their southern funds in the expectation that greater supply
of money after the LIST would create greater demand and de
crease the discount This expectation is not likely to be
realized time Tie supply Of bill, will pro-
badly OUT the dem nd, for many weeks at least
The following the of Bank Notes and Lx
change with the the day last year.
Bank Not... Erchsnse
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04
Provision Market,

PrOvisirm Market.
Annexed the prices provisions have been selling for
STAGE last There appears be rductien Yesterday
and this morning small demand only existed and the display
in the maske very great probab, owing to the hoi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04

MARRIED.
On the evening Of the ID instant in the presence of Com.
mite. OF The Monthly Meeting of Friends Of New York
the oder Of the Society Of Friends, James c. Haock Eli.
zabeih NJ. Frost, all Of this city
Died.
On the LIST instant Lucas Elmendor infant child Of William
Coventry II. Waddell.
v q n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04

o Prom ss 10 pay II. T. Leach, or order, o
. FIVE Dollar, FoUR MorrHs after date, o
for received. o
o BUFFALO. Oct 25, 1889. o
o j w. PrdH, Cashier. o. Allen, PresL FIVE
Many institutions have thrown out this description paper
under the pecious pretenec Of ming price. and
cvug the wants Of the people," the avore phrase OF the
spectators.
The following sa list Of them
TABLE OF BsNKs ofRCUL ATEp posr NorF,
SratE.
Delaware Hudson 100000 Warrington. Blk eoOoO
Morn. Canal, 10000 Manbsttan ~ BIZ. AaOCO
y. Am L B. Co. 100000 III cfCom. Buffalo, 100000
". Bank, lOOOO0J Clinton BanL, 80 900
CITY Trust Co. 10000 Farmer Bank, s.n. $4,000
Total, 1880 OCo
lh amount Of Legitimate currency has already in.
ced on the tu'ints 81 this State end but for the timely
notes Of alarm that have repeatedly sounded tive amount
ro0'oy would have been qusdrupled AZ season Of re.
'n W prices, after redundant currency the veue Of
P'y naturally seeks it, icvcwe fay naturally because
are disease, brought b. redundant currency
'' "uA'e' price, uutH they reach height a, which
'1' O. hesp ps,s with pred ,eop sale. then De-
come '''e' stocks accu'aniar md the demand for mo-
"'g % meet srgagsmeB, The result il reduction
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04

Criminal Statistics for the year 1889.
The following trials have taken place in the Courts
of Oyer and Termner, General and Special Sessions
during the last year:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04

M UslCAL INSTRUCTION. --AlR. NEADER begs "a
4VA auuouucr tha 40 compliance with the numerous spp
c"on ne hi received b. purposes remaining town I'M.
WINTER and vii give inrucous ~ Singing Che theory and
practice o.he Piano Forte Application 1. he made 10 b,r,
at bis residence 5li Broome street dl2.lmi..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-01-04

A RTIFiCiAL TEETH -M.LEyETT Dentist No 2eo
II Bro dway entrance IN Warren street b,gs call the at
ention 1.-THE public to Bis ORIGINAL method of fixing Ar6
csi Tee trom 10 full seton the principal Of atmo,
Phec Need by ps n injury ado,n-
Eg tceth - gums Mr. Levstts metkod Is hep and alto
sired ell