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New-York tribune., 1841-10-16

-. ~ E1rtpI lNdt uttb were NOtuY VI
Cspll-.- taem, reference IS respectfully made 70
\-5l-5-C' the following certificate from Professor
~ Mspcs, confirmed by heRe' Mr.. Adams
Drs. Smith aal Bailey, Aldermen Hall, Campbell 5ad
Mc,tciNel' llrssrs Lo~tucr Az" nuf, coal ueirrs-
Also the certificates Of Rev SIR. Chh-e md g. H. Hall
E.q late Mayer of Brooklyn.
SIR JorGan l.. Moi-Sir IL reply to yours'of ibis se,
take pleasure IN stlg dat The cooking stove prscnrcd
a yo; which hi. tcel IN use IN my fdmily for nearly
wear. has proved entirely satisfactory.
The Se.i-fcelme -ppsr-'ua ra, peculiar advantages,
and undoubtedly Assist, mach TO lessen the consumption
Tie ReyeriDlc gne is ia, oaly arrangement h4ye
seen whsh batrr can %" dom. on al sides,
top snd bottom ~ ~ tu ofCu.
Ins cass ith WHOA uH} Gsif,.o part be removed
an renewed rrn4sr i,e stove lasting and economical
aG: Ute ezTFme 2'ite ot Ill Vs. pact. show 70 have
Deea e result Oh costly t,re.c rather thaa ncci-
tca;al compilation 4 Nh le The ,tcyr eabods- more
practical xiii c0u. tuc.ol nd better adapted
the several u.e oi the kitchen than any other that has
CONE under ny u.,cr S.ghsd
oer.gb. I'll ISL MAPEs
Having Fl oue OF Mons Cooking stoves 40 fully
concur q" h t.c Spin.5n Of Prof Nap
SienHi WNi ADAMS.
JAMES O. SMITH NJ -.
FREEMAN CAMBElL.
NN. Htii.EY VI o.
Has LOW TIER,
+. LANG.
JACOB 4. WESTERYELr.
M lltIL.
NJ Jordan l.. N,r-3ir. Hlsmgussd your Combine
iiol Stu'e 90 my lny for abou' yeir 80 not he ste
10 ti Ut NY t ION j. tNfflrully Gddp to thc
-e'srh l-e' 81 me hck'n. Sig"'d
OCT. l2tii. lsii. HENRY CHASE
most -heeruily coscur IN opinion ith The Reg. NJ
Chase, having assI Sir Mott, Stove,
yehrs. Ssrcd- GEO. HALL
IIose "ho Continually changing referred tie
oe'lilca;'s Of The Rev. VI Vas D0f,n, Of i1m.burs
Sir You: stove ha, been u'ed Ia my FANNY FOR
time, sud 10Y va. permit ~ justice the Grtce H.
set hnd tho t. Aho desire comfort aud economy,
commend % BE- soist and efficient that has
come unter kuOs cdre Tue piin made trat our
stoves mast boz changed every year, does MT apply
your. could out persuade my i1mty or lrend- that
Rave usol oI: stove. for time to cscag Them Tor
any other r.trEt. : gncd.
Aug. =. l-Il WEI II VAN DOREN
To cesb- ITO ~ ge f,r themsclses .nl agrce to
ae back the stove snI he pGfoua.e money or all
re,,led ~ me- provided Inst - eGd Of tAreo ,ee
The purchaser doe NOT opinion with the above
cerufcat-e. !. l. MOTT 2tI NAier y. srd
10 BJws.y. near CGaihgm square
Y 3. Sold also by Ne..ts. Tru.'l.S. I3j Boserr. J.
find' G'-s4 { as4f T;.oat~oy s - Gassuer Green
"ifh f"5"f' 'I iH''"" -. ola -
New-York tribune., 1841-10-16
THE KITCHEN cOMPANION CDOxrNC

" SIC I'm ~ -. Dstiers ana and very
age tn atiuoR the ab9ge the saB.crber ofer- 10
t"e Or. public large collection Of Parlor and or
IRE Stoves Of various and patterns WITH pm
;es lover tnaa yet o;Fe red. JOHN ;. MADISON.
- 2ntod 80; Grand ST betreen Clinton and Attorney
'jilzE .EaaLOTOE1EN, or Female'- Friend"
L Ihs medicine may be resO.ted confidence for
the purpose a relieving sud rsmOving all those
piaSH peculiar females which often lead in form
brother permanent III health Il wi also relieve m1ca
OF the suffering and prevent those accide whch all
mothers exposed. Pamphlets Containing testisona
directions and much information valuable females sni
heads OF fam lies may be had gratis where the PhIotokea
Is sold 27- and ca Broadway l6e Greena ch-stree
al Pearl ~ and 100 Fulton IS Hudson and y East Broad
"ay, .j Cnatha IT, and Rrooky IN b. w. Bailey, F1oa'
tseet- Price 81 ~ per boule. S25 Inn
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wv nOTTt, ~


-lo.G0Q Fal,-iiood. con
not destroy one Truth.
Tho ruth IT, Well di-
rec;ci experience Will
elicit the truth, and the
following asseyeratlon i
prejica;ed on 80 years
experience IN the field OF
uedicine. aud the result
l. that the composition
d,nomiuatcd ROGERS
VEGETABLE PULMO-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-16
MOTIFS s,ATENT COGM-

ING STOVES. These uuoquallei stoves
were awarded premiums for their super
iority in e3i, 1888, 1896, l-31, lsI- 80
and leo, at every Fair Al which they
rave been offered. either in this city or
~ Boston That they were worthy Of
tacm, reference is respectfully made 10
the following certncat; from Professor
- 4 - L. L II - IL. Inn.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-16

House \ MORRISON, > 5 Water street.
l-.11 lInI-Sf - Rn.n.,. n1l-
New-York tribune., 1841-10-16

Bridrpor, Mani. Co. fraut
do Exchange A>-o closed
Commercial, Tolland frsut
Derby RECOMMENDATIONS
All other. ...........;ai
New-York tribune., 1841-10-16
r7ooD 1..y.1 fol: yssa >oNst

~ - iAiiFS D. New Ill. sole Proprietor,
AtW. Wstsou Afothsc-f15S hal''
New-York tribune., 1841-10-16

\ = co. - Wv
for parior, Halls, Nui.
series. store ard ~.r
Co.'S, Ihi, improved
Stove demands, The si-
tcutou OF ;ho.r Who
desire ,of AMI healthy
heat. beauty clsauh-
ues aGd economy L
has been IN u>c the la,
season. aud thceucour.
aecmeut received. sud
he entire satisfaction
hcyEaye the purcbas-
srs. have stimulated The
inventor 90 manufac.
urc them on q mgeh
larger scale, 70 sepply
the increased demand.
They are made Of the
best Russia iron, and
oruamenicd m thcmcsI
chas;e sud neat man
ucr giyng a tull view
New-York tribune., 1841-10-16

Bmrilville ---.----.b roh'
Eagle. Newport iFali'
Farmcr, Exchange .brokr
Fsrpers 4 Mechanic do.
Franklin 'iraut
ScItsate 49,. ----.''''' ..
Al other -----.-.-----ih'
New-York tribune., 1841-10-16

"a 80, JOHN A. sIDELL, Master in Chanc.ry,
~ John, tfeet
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+ PUBLIc.-No. s. I


AN ACT in edition to an act entitled an act
TO carry into effect Convention between The
United States and the Mexican Republic.
BE ii enacted BY the Senate and House of Rep
resentatires of the United States of .4n,erica IN
Congress assembled, That the Secretary of The
Treasury be, and he is hereby, authorized, upon
the presentation of certified copies of such a.
wards as have been or shall be made in pur.
suance of the Convention with the Republic of
Mexico, concluded at Washington the eleventh
day of April. one thousand eight hundred and
thlrty-nne, in favor ofcitizens of the United
States, 10 issue certificates TO the persons au-
lhorsed TO receive the sums so awarded, their
legal representatives and assignces. in the
manner directed by the seventh section of the
oct Of Congress entitled ''An act 10 carry into
affect convention between the United States
and the Republic of Mexico : such certificates
10 be in such form and for such portions of
the sums awarded as may be convenient for
the claimants. and TO be subject 10 the deduc.
lions provided for by the tenth section Of said
act: Provided, That nothing in this act shall
be construed TO give any rights 10 the claimants
that are not conferred by SAID convention, and
the act of June twelfth. one thousand eight
hundred and forty. and that the substance Of
this proviso be inserted in the certificates that
may be issued.
JOHN WHITE
Speaker ofthe House of Representatives.
SAML l.. SOUTHARD,
President Of The Senate pro tempore.
Approved, September /, 1871.
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In THIS PAPER ARE PUBLISHED THE PUBLIC
ORDERS, RESOLUTIONS, LAWS, PUBLIC
TREATIES, ECT. OF THE UNITED STATES,
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tutions. 1t will make more abolitionists than
all the efforts of all the abolltionsts for years
could make.
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DEBATE ON THE VETO.
SPEECH OF MR.. CLAY,
OF KENTUCKY,

In reply to the speech Mr.. RIvEs, Of Virginia,
on the Executive Message containing the
PRESIDENTS objections to the Bank Bill
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B Y AUTH GRITTY.

LAWS OF TIE UNITED STATES
PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION Of 27rH. CONGRESS
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From the Richmond (Ya,l Compiler.

The MISSION TO LONDON. National
Intelligencer has an article which takes the
right view Of the objection offered to the ap-
pointment of Edward Everett, Minister to Lon.
don. We have nothing to say on other
grounds but from all we know of Mr. Everett S
opinions and feeling through his expressions
and the statements of his friends, we are free
TO say that his rejection by the Senate on Inc
score of imputed abotionism will be most
suicidal on the part Of the South. 1t Will throw
fire.brand among the friends of the South al
the North-those friends who, while they may
not Justify slavery as principle, are ready to
stand BY the South and defend it and It's insti.
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sentatiues of the United Staies of America in
Congress assembled, That the Commissioners
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of State of each of the States in this Union, and
of The Territories of Florida, Wisconsin and
Iowa. the Digest of Patents published by the
Commissioner of Patents, under the act Of
Congress dated March third, one thousand
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ofas the Legislature of each State and Terri
tory may direct, viz, To the State of Maine,
twenty copies; to the State of New Hampshire
ten copies; to the State of Massachusetts,
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copies to the State of New York, nenety.
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disposition.
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and twelve dollars and thirty eight cents be
paid from the Patent Office fund TO reimburse
what is still due for publishing said Digest.
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A RESOLUTION for the distribution q,
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THE brig an old hulk which driven ashore IN ls3a
the hold of which in the of better Accommodation IS used
Tor ,aiI. [Chcargo American
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PRISONERS IN VAN DIEMAN's LAND.-The
authorizing petition to the Queen for the
pardon of all persons engaged in the recent
attempts.
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KENTUCKY ABoLIToN.-.The Louisville
Public Advertiser of the Sd inst, says: We
do believe that were a convention now called
in Kentucky, Clothed with plenary power to
remodel the Constitution, the free labor advo-
Gates would bear the sway, and that provision
would be made for the abolition of slavery.
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ANOTHER vICTIM.--We learn from the Wes-
chester Herald, that young man named
Charles Hobby, was last week found dead in
a field in Northcastle, near the residence of
his father, Enos Hobby. He had been at
work alone. When he left the house he took
with him three quarts Of rum in a jug, and when
found by his brother he was quite dead, and
but half pint of liquor left Glen. Her.
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WARLIKE PREPARATIoN.-In New York,
cannon have been placed on the Fort at Gov
ernor's Island, and other Notifications of the
harbor have either been placed in a condition
of efficiency, or operations to that end arc in
progress. All this is well. Though We are
no believers in war or invasion, it is well
enough, if we have Notifications to keep them
armed at least, if not manned.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14
NEw-YoRK CHARTER ELECTION.

The result Of our Charter Election yesterday vii agreea
bv dsappont ds,a, friends and disnay our opponents
The recent lauented death OF the beloved Chief Magistrate
OF the Nation followed by the every where set ao
by our adversaries tha; his would turn ms back
upon the counsc and measures Of HAEEIsoS had thrown
w into temporary confusion Depression despondenc and
dstrus upon and in the midst OF 1t we are sum
moned to furious struggle with outwardy mourning
but secretly exutng opponents Their journals Yocl'eFou
proclaimed the death of Harrison the precursor OF the
overthrow OF projected measures his Canet and NJ
friends and power OF those whose expulsion
had been decrecd By the nation On their side all "aS nope
confidence and sudden elaon ours unavoidable gloom
anxiety, and
Under such circumstances we called TO battle with
vers 80 late victorious here by 1900 average
maoritv in contest involving thousand paccTen and the
dispensaon of over million of dollars per annrm These
were in their last desperate extremity Beaten IN the State
and Nation ,hcv had nothing fall lack upon van?uished
no Custo-Housc City Of Refuge, but blank despair
and no,ngncss-Such the disadvantages under winch
The Wings entered upon this and in defiance Of them
ali the Wings achieved SUBSTANTIAL v1cToRr Ihe
have held all their own Wards cccting their whole tickets
v decisive maioes They have wrcstcd from the Loco
Focos two great Wards which have been with them through
out the last four Elections least four Wings
10 the Common Council They have reduced the Locofoco
majority on Mayor to oncaf of last Fail and
osc.tstrG mar Of me Election So much has
been achieved at one spite of dsaiccton and
much depression and apathy ranks Wings of
lhe State and Union are entitled you hear' con
gr,tuations
The following arc the reported najortie for Mayor in the
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14
JOHN TYLER.
W.salxcroS, April 10, IsiL
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

Odfccrs Of the CustOms-Coatctors.
JAMES PEKRiNE. Mobile. Alabano, in the place OF John
3. Hogan.
EDWARD BEooK- Detroit, Michigan, in the place Of John
Mcdonnell.
JoyArHAS ROBERTS Philadelphia, vice Calvin Blythe
Surrsyor.
J. wAsni>oroS TY-oS. fhIaicphia, in the place OF
George W Ritter.
Narol OFFICER.
Br1, BADGER. Philadelphia. in the place of John Ilorn
o Tho Louisville Journal of the 7th says that The runOr
Of E>-pre>lcn, Jac,ons pccuiary embarrassment is not
incorrect.
few weeks ago says the Journal. we a very
long letter from Gen. Jackson gentleman who had
drawn On him for so0 He acknowledged that the money
was due but stated that he miscrab embarrassed
by his security debts be utterly unable raise the
small sum necessary the draft He SAID ne had
some boodcd stock which he willing to give mp the
drawer of the draft i that 800 in money OF the
question We have not. long time read Letter that
more deeply excited sympathieS
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14
OFFICIAL.
Ic Me toY't y "'V V'''T"
RI ECONMEN DAT ION.

When Christian People feel themselves 10 be oyerakca
by crca, public cuatty becomes them to humble ;aeE
selves unle. the Gi>pen>ation of Divine ProNdchte re-
cosnze Hi, righteous government over the children Of mea
to acknowledge F goodness IN time past a well as ihes
own unwos;tnc, AID sHpPlica'c HIS sefcic protection
for the future.
The acut, OF william HENRY H,ERiSoN, late Pre,iien,
of the United Sta. utter his elevation 10 tha, high
Office bereavement peculiarly calculated to be regarded
a. heavy alc,ion. and impress all minds with
of the uncertainty OF things and Of the dependence
Of Nations as we'll AZ Of individuals. upon Hcayeay
Parent.
haze thought. therefore, that should be acting co.,
ormy Nth the general expectation ami feelings q The
nuniry in recommending. do, 10 the People Of he
United States every religious denomination that accord
nc TO their evers modes and forms OF worship, they ob
serve y Fasting and PRAYER by such religious services
may b" ritable the occasion and recommend Fri
day the fourteenth day May for that purpose 10 The
end that on that cay may all with accord JOIN
humble and reyeentia approach iN in whose hands We
are invoking Him inspire with proper spirit and tenn
per OF heart and mind under these frown, of His Providence,
and still bc-,ow His gracious benedctons upon our Cav
John TYLER.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14
TrIer's NICNIS.

-: ~. l.r-er from Mf. IyieT 10 VIZ.
". p,j,.o6 Of Psburg, written during me az
"i'- +F clearly and satisfactorily 'IS -
49,, rarji. the Currency and the nol't l'.i';
'.t 'I. - ma, the who Is c!ci eAe''''Ne % 80
nation w,,,.,xssrx1H. Va. Oct L. is+e
M, DEAR slR:-ly opinions were il5! so. N rsari
l,r..-, ,rd ,r Stc1bcnyie At both place. N 49,.
- c,;n What are your opinions IN T'sN.r b
- answered that | in iayoF 'l .
ca-,rro-r;., Bill: That it contained the Pt'i'' ,l,;cb
in l moment the duty attained IL minimum
80 w rrc protection 70 tnstGnft, To wnai wa ECU
. ,n nor cent That the change which II e'''.'T ~ " VI
IS ,ariorl and the mode Of payment wn> Ciis o'''
T. i. TO - or % per and mat win the 60
or ii me war upon the currency which had Pa"iH@eG w.
,5p.rv of the country. >anGune IN t!e hot' , '
boIcf that prosperity would be restored la' Il" 'o'
~ ,.rh tfis would take occasion TO say 'ht' VS. "
,o- of the distribution the proceeds OF me sac VI T
phil, ,nd- among the States. and IN favor ' raising '
cn,c bv duties imports IN opposition TO a resort 70
,n, Of dir,,c- taxation every NAY onerous IL '' P
ro,r.iy TO the treasury. and expensive IN the cor
;or That IN these views was pleased 10 beleVe tia'
.,,-ed with Mr. Cav and Cen HARRISON :" tha t'''e
xicd prospect the event ot Gen Harrison ee''ti
& ,-,ranent system would be introduced IN place OF
c,;rr and ever yurynE system which promised one 'h'S
,n3,v and produced another tomorrow
r,r above as well a. l caa now rec"ilec l. IN sun
- .l,- I aid n ST Clair>vilc. and SteuhcnN'!le
:; :, ,,,,;re ;o r,tr,lc and nothing 70 explain ana
% ~ r.rca;ed the above Piitsb.rg. but tor the tact
j L.s around me exclaimed tina, Is enough when my
answer was gwen.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14
vcral Wards, viz:


The Tammnny account allows US but "a on Mayor in
the Seventh admits the election OF ticket, which
r,ns ahead of the Mayer.
In the Fourth Ward, though Morris has enachcd small
majority for Mayor the Wing Ward Ticker !. elected
Richard s. Williams, Alderman. by "a majority; Alfred
Ashhcld Assistant, by a. Collector still more &c.
In the Sixth our Ward Ticke, is ahead Of the Mayor;
but nore of it elected.
In the Eighth some of the Wing candidates elected
but we fear not the Council.
In thc Ninth the Wing Aldermen ahead of the May
rr but we fear purpose.
In the Tenth Aid. Actin. Mayor Purdy has squeezed in
by very small majority. and fear carried his Assistant
along with him by still smaller.
From other up Wards have various rumOrs, but
mp to this hour q A. NJ nothing positively favorable. We
shall pubshan Extra 10 o'clock this morning with deci-
sivc intelligence if we have any make it object.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14
Citp Jnttlliaenrc.
Reported for the New-York Trlbun,


CoRoSRE. OrrlcE-Iaqpest.T Coroner yesterday held
an inquest al the rc.dence Bernard Caron No 81 Cross,
the body OF his deceased wife Caiharnc Caron aged
about 40 native of Ireland The deceased Of
strictly temperate habits but months had suffered
under the operations Ola corroug consumption without the ad
OF attending sciancr husband being absent in
distant county State On Monday morning her six
children discovering that she did usual her
bed and found her dead. Nerdc, died Of consumstio
Examination for 3trdc,.-Hcnry Taylor colored man.
who had been prison charge of causing the death Of JO
brought prison by order of the Coroner for examination,
before :ha: officer touching the crime werewth lie stood
charged By the advice of MS Counsel Mr.. La Forge he De-
clined answering any questions and committed IN iu for
trial for murder.
Kie the coored men who had also
imprisoned before the fact discharged from
custody criminals but each ordered find bail Of $500
appear and testify witnesses and default,
rniiicd
Po1IcE OfFlcEVery it;le business of any interest vas
transacted this Office Yesterday Two the magistrates and
30 Of the officers absent the 18th Ward Polls prevent
pate disturbance suppress should any arise
therc5r any OF the Wards there more order OBJ
served than there generally such exciting occious
II the h ard Of assault and battery occurred
the polls of winch compan;was made the Police, and
the ssSaiant held 10 bail.
A,saDiag Aldrrman-Aldcrrnan James Ferris Of the
9th Ward made affidavit the Police Office that he most
violently assaulted and threatened be beaten James H.
endeavorng magistrate preserve peace the
4t District Of the 9Th Ward and that Lay aided and
abetted his improper conduct by several others
oIcc- stephens arrested Lay and conducted him
the Police Office where he held bail $500 10 answer
wheel! lie gave and discharged.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14
nAY or .NArIONAL FASTING.

By the ot;:cia! Proclamation which follows. It v:abe
600, ina, Pre.ien; TYLER has recommended the ob.eaa.
of Friday May i as day Of general Fasting and Pre
,bronsho, the United in consequence .: the late
National bereavement This most 'nanifesty aPPo
nr;a,e suggestion; and will doubt not meet most hear.
~ approval from all the Fcow-Ci'i1ens Of the laoa
dad.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14
r II E 7 RIB I \ E.
NFW-yoR1. WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL "A.
-To our Friend. down rown.-For the eon'en'enre DC.

ITO our Friends down town.-for the com col, W
NJ onr friend. IN Fret Ward. VIC have arranged Win M
Nh, Of the Merchants Ne~sRooms in Wsl near
receive subscriptions and communications for TIE
m vs be open there Of oar friends rom a "
aD ry week day and those to be served WITH the
will please leave their with Mr. Hale Single copies
l c- ..ie a. HI. NewsRoor. Price, One Cent
u Our Subscriber. viii please peg the Cd'trs PEI
,d consider heIuselye u but dealing "h lee.
80 W. M ou- Ir,pers to the and look 10 hcm oay for
We do no, desire pay advance from City subscriee'
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

Of France the Fector OF Hesse. and the old King Of Hell
land Louis Philippe the weaithie-r- Hi properly i
said hundred millions o dollars The Elec
or Of Hese worth nearly much. The personal proper
" % tae king Of holland amount: asaEly ty millions
New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

Coc- CoUKAGE.-it i stated that ii the heat OF
acton il Florida between Tuztenuggc and Lieut.. Aoerrs
private Lane finding M missing drop
upon hs knees and taking his driver removed
the old ia- and inserting one, recommended iring
-,ora 70 hi. .afistnct:nr