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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12
Observance of the Sabbath.

The Philadelphia Sun states, that on last
Sunday afternoon, violent quarrel occurred
in Hotel of the city, between Col. Ffazer,
John Forney, Judge Champneys and Mr..
Vandyke. Bad language and blows were IN
terchanged in a room where Buchanan and
Bigler were drinking. The Sun intimates
that several persons present were drunk
These are beautiful examples :or public men
to sit in a Christian country.--Daily. IL
nseytcGN,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12
Tota. Capital 100000

Gold found an Maine--GreGt Excite
nlent.--Gold, as rich as that from the mines
of California, is said to have been recently
found in Maine, and in portion of the State
on the borders of the line which Separates it
from Canada, heretofore considered wilder
ness. So great is the excitement created
by the discovery, that raftsmeir, aie said to
have abandoned their logs;is and the farmers
their shorels and hoes, to engage in search
ing for t.Te pTec.ous lne.:s...--. BszdGeo Cez:r-
seT, III. :. - IL -
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12

Destruction Of the Wheat.-The Wheat
in the centre and Southern portions OF
the State is most seriously injured by the
late frosts; especially the early sown.-
Thousands of acres may be seen red at
top, yellow at bottom, wholly suspended
in its growth. 1t has commenced sproUt-
ing from the root, and viii throw up new
heads probably if the weather should be
favorable, and make perhaps half crop
but not of perfect grain. Late soWn
wheat promises we'll Ohio Statesman.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12

A race at st. Louis, on the 2lst ult., be-
tween Jackson, the "American Deer" and
the trotting horse June Bug, resulted in ia
vor of the former. The provisions of the race
were, the horse to trot ten miles whilst Jack
son ran five miles six hundred yards. The
horse made the first five miles in fourteen
minutes thirty y-three seconds, but soon after
began, to "let down" and was withdrawn at
the close of the 9Th mile. Jackson went his
distance inside of twenty-eight minutes.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12
TrNallls.

By new law of Massachusetts,, truants
and absentees from school may be brought
before Justices court. a few days ago
a lad about ten years of age was proven
to have played truant several times
His master testified that when in school
he was a very good boy, but he had ab-
sented himself SO frequently that his
name had been stricken from the roll
E{c trgS sentenced to one months lRpris9n-
mc3a IN tie House Of Reformation.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12
r,he Liberty of.tEae Cudgei.

Bowman, of the Bedford Gazette, has black
ened the character of citizen of Bedford,
Gen. Compiler. and he, in return, has black
ened Bowman's hide. On the 29th ult., he
knocked Bowman down, and caned him.
There was good practical joke and moral
contained in this chastisement, for the stick
was hickory one, the emblem of LocofocO-
ism. The public, however, regret much that
it was not cow-hide-Ddily American.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12

Title Changed.-The Leggett's Cor Lig-
gett's) Gap Railroad Company, as they have
heretofore been called, has had the corporate
name changed by recent act of the Legis-
lature, TO the 'Lackawanna & Western Rail-
road Company by which name it is hereaf-
ter to be known. The same Company, it
will be recollected, own the new Railroad
connecting the New York & Erie road at O.
wego with the Cayuga Lake at Ithaca.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12

Millions Of fat young pigeons are flying
Westward, says the Cleveland, o. Herald
and marksR1en by the score, are slaughterlng
buck loads of them. There is altogether too
much shooting in the city; a man one day
last week killed twenty-three at one shot
with a single barrel gun. This morning two
of our citizens shot three hundred and seven
ty-ive.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12
Father Matthew has administered the
pledge to over 100000 persons in America,
and six millions in all.

A boy was killed by an elephant at the ex-
hibition of Raymond's Menagcrie, in New
Haven, last week. The lad had pricked his
trunk with some sharp instrument, and i'm
mediately ran away. The keeper remonstra-
ted with him, and warned him not to come
again near the offended animal Soon after,
as he again ventured to approach, the ele-
plant inflicted SO severe blow on his head
that he-died.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12
Mr. Burdoin. a Merchant ofst Iou;s. 70

Mr.. Burgoin, Merchant of ST. Louis, re-
Gently missed a roll of bills, amounting to
over $500 from his money drawer, which he
to have been taken by some light
fingered person. Some two days since, how
ever, he accidently discovered that the notes
had been carried offby mice, which had used
it in lining their nest, and recovered the
whole excepta $40 bill which had been de-
stroyed in the operation.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12

FsE~ We observe by last weeks "Eelrt-
dtIc H5tcHigcurc," that ALEXANDER G..
WILSON. Esq. has vacated the editorial
chair Of that paper. The editorial depart
lnent of that establishment viii henceforth
he under the charge Of \. c. HULsHIZER.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12

PRACTICAL SATIRg.-At Syracuse, n.
York, on Saturday, fat negro woman
rugged out in the new Turkish style, with
a dress reaching just below her knees
flowing trousers and a gypsy hat, with
streaming ribbons, promenaded the streets
attracting considerable attention. 4he
dress, was given her by some young gen
tleman Of the city, es-
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12
Drat., of Judge Bredin.

The PittsJrg American Of Thursday. men
tons the death of Judge Bredin, of Butler
county, at Buffalo, on Wednesday morning
last. about nine o'clock, after half hours
illness. His disease was paralytic affection
of the brain. He was President Judge ofthat
Judicial District, and has held the Office for
twenty years. He was near sixty years OF
age. and native of Ireland.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12

Rye and graSS.-The Virginians are boast
ing of their tall clover and rye. They speak
Of specimens of grass which measure 3 feet 9
inches in height, and parcel Of clover which
Is ? feet inches high. Their tallest stalks
of rye measured over feet
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12

Three hundred barrels of strawberries,
in baskets, were brought into New York
by single boat, from New Jersey on
Tuesday afternoon, and retailed from
wagons at low pricea,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12

The Ncao York TIiJaae appeared last
Friday in a new dress throughout. 1t Is
one of the handsomest papers published
in the country, and the best. The new
type is copper-faeed, and is expected to
last twice as long as the other. If it
turns out so the improvement is one at
which all the printers viii rejoice.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12
Thur>t@y, JHne l2, ES0I'
yyrygG STATE CONVENTION

TO TIE WIGS OF PENNSYL-
VASTi. A State Convention will be held
in the City of Lancaster. on Tuesday, June
oath 1851. for the purpose of selecting Can
didates for the Offices of Governor, and "a
nal Commissioner, and also for Judges OF the
Supreme Court
HENRY NJ. FULLER. Chairman
r. RUMBLE SMITH, Secretary
Feb. 26, 1851.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12

Szy-According to late German paper,
emigration to America on large scale
has recently commenced in Sehleswig
Holstein. The recent war against Den
mark has utterly ruined hundreds and
thousands of families in the Duchies who
were previously prosperous and well to
do in the world.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12

Clarion county, was declared duly nomi-
mated. After the fifth ballot the Conven-
ton adjourned to afford an opportunity
to caucus, and arrange matters, which be-
ing done, they re-assembled and soon
settled tne matter.
A State Central Committee was ap-
pointed, string of resolutions adopted,
and the Convention adjourned Sllc dtc,
without agitating the Presidential ques-
tion-the Buchanan men having small
majority, and the Cass men thinking it
better to keep still and work quietly.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12
PIOIYing MaiCIl.

a grand Flowing Match is to take place
at Norristown, on the first Tuesday Of Octo-
Der next, under auspices of the Philadelphia
Agricultural Society. The contest is to be
confined TO the ordinary plows. Three
grades of premiums are provided fer Plows
and three for plowmen, as follows =
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12

Farmers and Mechanics Bank.-The
stock of this Bank is still of great demand
Five dollars per share, premium, has been Of
fered for different amounts of stock, here and
IN the city Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12

Greeley says the sun in England looks
more like boiled turnip, than like our
American sun.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12

A rich journeyman printer. has been
found. vests He is being exhibited with
ringtail monkeys, wild hogs, no-haired
horses, thtse-legged calves, Gliddon's,
Aunt Phoebe, and other things.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12

BSS- Contributions amounting to ST.
603,24 have been received at the Wash
inpton National Monument Office during
the month of May,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12

New JERSEY BANKs.-The State Gazette
has taken the following account of the banks
recently established under the free banking
law, in New Jersey. asfollows, the certificates
Of the last two of which has just been issued.
Ocean Bank AT Bergen Iron Works, Capital $4,000
bel and Hudson Bank al Tom River 10000
Union Bank al Ton'S River, =" $4,000
Merchants 6ank at Mays Landing, $4,000
stlaunc Papk All Cape Nav Coun House, $4,000
Atlantic Rank AZ NAYS Landing, 100000
Farmers Bank q, Freehold, 5O00o
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12

g- The Directors Of the Easton Bank
advertise that they will make application
to the next Legislature for renewal of
their charter.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12
FOR PLOW MEN.

The competition is to be confined to Bucks
Lancanster, Montgomery and Philadelphia
counties.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12

rE~ PAINE-the gas man-announces
in the " H'orocS'cr !SPy" that he now man
ufactures the most brilliant gas in the
world from pure atmospheric air. at a
cost for single burner, of not more than
two mills per hour. All difficulties, he
saws, are obriated, and the apparatus Is
in complete and successful operation IN
different places. At two mills per hour
that is oaiy a cost of 81; 40 per year, re-
coming at an average of two hours per
diem. All this may be true-but the
facts are so tardy in coming to hgIf, that
we must retain our doubts until he lets
his light so shine before men as to give
Us the irresistible evidence of an ocular
demonstration.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12

.-o--....,- XCo-.-o,, this murnlng one
taken from William 5. Rees' field meas
uring seven feet six inches. The soils of
this sectien are not the richca or most
productive, but we reach Up pretty well.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12

Passengers from New York now arrive at
Cincinnati by wayof the Erie road, in one
day and three quarters.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1851-06-12

aa Mr.. SlLAs l.. DRAKE, showed US
stalk Of Rye, last week, from Molehior
Dreher's rye field, measuring seven feet
aud six inches in length st was taken
from bunch of fye,-apparently all pro-
duced from one grain,-the shortest OF
which was seten feet and four inches
long. 9
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-24
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE


BALrIMoKK. Jan. 23-6, p.
Irsds between Baltimore and the Souh--Stsam FRO
psllxys-Ihs Steamer Atlantic. --Grsnd Oprd-ihs
Markets, &c.
The trade between Baltimore and the South Is incfoas
ino rapid aIe and will tell largely In the business
the city AL the close Of the present year company mas
been formed here sufficient funds raised or he esap
lisbment of line popellers between this port aud
aad two be built iorhwith OF about wv
ions each OF the approved model ana maohihefy
The first of these already under contract win Captain
John A. Robb A regular line OF packets between Balt
more and Wilmington. North Carolina, Is also In the
Of 10 tbs greatly increased
trade between the two ports
There are suli no tdngs Atlantic from any
quarter She has been out twenty six days. nearly
doubIs the time Of her former trips. That some dsas-
er ba. occurred TO her there be doubt, though the
general belief is thar she is safe somewhere
The grand opera Ernani is be produced Holiday
street this evening by portion OF the Asto House
Italian Opera Troupe Signorns Benedict, Borucca,
For and other distinguished aises, appear this
ming The opera OF $ Paisani'' will be produced
Saturday evening.
: Quite an excitement was created Pau street this
morning by the breaking OF carboy OF vitriol Several
persons knowing the nature OF the thing, had their
hands severely burned and the pigs that TO the run
ming liquid travelled off squealing in good earnest.
THK MARKrrs.--In tho Baltimore market this morning
there were sales OF $50 bbs Howard street -four VI co.
and on Change $50 bills "a 56-market closing firm al
this price. Nothing OF moment In wheat-red, VI VI W
white 81 "a VI lb in quality Sales Of AOOO bushels
yellow corn At SO Sales of oats at n ~ cents
Sales of whskey in bbls, 25A 6 centsprncipaly at
the former figures
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Imports dry goods port of NsU York.

With the stocks OF goods carried over the supply is
fair and the aspect Of affairs in the interior Is such
expectations Of good sales while the continued
high prices abroad and favorable of distant
kss such to hold out hopes OF decline. While
but little actually done in imported goods in the alb
Of the Atanc's considerable Improvement
IL manifest in domestic goods, plain cloths, prints, de.
aines Portsmouth lawns and wooens all active, aud
improved In price. The manufacturing depression
be less severe Congress approaches end, without
doing anything with the tariff Most of the goods which
arrive arc on foreign account the high prices abroad
ing deferred orders from this side Great complaint is
made however, OF the Ignorant fraudulent sppraise.
ments, which ide in enhance the duties
sometimes five The law says that ad vaiorem
duty shall b, cast the invoice, mide ia the currency
Of the country where the goods purchased The col
lsctor ords however, that French INVOICE made in
France shall be subject to doy in pounds sterling BY this
Order In the duty raised five per Tnes
tricks cannot succeed in making the Law unp)puar, be
the public distinguish between unaihiu Off
asd an inudicous law. The following u table OF the
exports Of dry goods from Great Britain aud OF British goods
to the Unitsi States for two years.
Dry sooas exported Great Britain TIE United Slater the
year ending December l6.
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COMMON HALL OF the town Of Petersburg, Virginia,
May 1850 Tho following resolution day adopted
HALL
"Resrd Thathe Of the advertise for proposal. for
100000 OF the bonds Of Of Petersburg sndorsed
the State Virginia. $4,000 payable 1870 and $50 ls5
with interest," payable half February and An
The will he less than 900
addressed TO III. chamberlain Of tho until the A Gay q
~ O'clock which viii he opened and the highest
bidder will be entitled The for the same VIII se
required 18th May 18th June and l5th July and bidders will state
which Of The corporation reserves
themselves right relec, any offer made"
Notice proposals. for the bonds OF the corpora
Of the according
anti the l4h DAY Of My $50 ~ O'Clock
m CHAs. CORT4INe,
NAV o-dfl 4tbMsynert Mayor.
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CUPERIOR DaRuerreotypes i--Ftrst Prs niun'-'s
- wHTEHURsT has extended the field Of his operatoas y
ground than any daeneneotpst In the country HI o.
be found Pcnnsylvana between ~ and ON %
No 207 Baltimore street, Baltimore corner broadway and
street. New York No. ~ Main street, Richmond; sys
street, Petersburs Main street, Norfolk; and Main street. L
burg, Virginia.
HI. and highly finished electro ar
extraordinary improvement insuring faithful snd hshp
likencsses in a few seconds
The rotary back ground invented by j. H. Whehup pv"
airy and living appearance TO the picture. 4.
Whitrburss distribute than thr y
sand pictures annually and have given Discrimination
certainly nsernG proof Of the superiority II his
j. n W. calls the Of public generally 10 his ees
furnished gallery Lane and fuckers whsr'
exhibition Of pictures will bs given. - u
Notwithstanding composition In daSuerreotypsh
Pair Of the Maryland Institute, he was awarded nv
medal by the judges.
Lkeneses ofsvery description copied and morisn e.
attended TO. Nov w."
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JENNY LIND Opera Glasses from the Optical -
in Munich and Viennn in GermanyThs proprietor
institute have the convenience OF their
the United Sates established branch in the c
New York ,
The superior quality Of the Munich glasses 10 acknowledge
they every university In Germany, and ms -
thousand have been sold during Jenny Lnds co"ces M
York and Philadelphia. y NJ
An extensive variety OF telescopes optical nssrumenn
glasses specacles hand and gasses in frames
MI. Beckel, OF the hm Of Wssein Co.. New York. WI -
personally upon wish their eyes carefully exans
glasses adapted through which method in connsron VITA -
kind Of miniscus glasses the win Be conserved and
Dyer Mcclure have been appointed agents for the city
ingon just received full assortment Of the
srces which they respectfully invite the attsn Of The
Beckel will in the city for few dajv and WIN
special attention 10 such may require his services
DYER MCGUIRE
-dtf Corner OF I0h and Pennsylvania svsn~
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4 COMPENDIUM of tho Entire body Of the Law,
n BY Asa Knneaphabs,icay arranged with reference
vols, Law Sheep, sso, pp 4,i77 Retail E,se ~ so
#.. 40 and 81 Ann street, New Yoh
Opnisns Of the Prcfessi0n
There profession that contain such sy
public patronage ca,c. ,,,,r,cp .,, -
MIR. Justice Nelson in his opinion Of the aSovsa
toned work. ....-..-
Nxw YoRx, Sept %, 1880
The reliable citations from the whole na
powerful auxiliary 10 Ss law STUDENT giving him The facility s
reference viii extensively aid the STUDENT the scu
-AD ''' -" ROBERT J. WALKER
oorosrs I2, 1850. f
gratded with their accuracy; and have been much pleased
with the precision with which hsnnouness ne
s.ncs from il myself that feel n1ioua mat The psossa aa
learn its merits and, like me- enjoy its advantage
Nrw YoRx CRY, Oct l6, 1856. ~
impar,, all the advantages Of an accurate and ws
'''''' DAVID PAUL BROWN, PhisdeIpM
Mr. Kline has collected great diligence and accuracy
decided The points presented o hi. questions. and
ably advanced ne subject, 70 which those QUESTION: apply n
SCISSOR Of the work very large law Library. psaa
Ihaye examined Knne's Law Compendium with much
lion other ayoca.ons would allow and am satisfied
sdspS e si Ct % s
causes argument From examination Of The ssv
ttes say confidence that they trested with m
'''s'e'' JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New Yal
be help the student than any ON
extant will find its upon every awy1
table q valuable ready reference.
The n.p and uly and accuracy these works have
unqualified appreciation Of the most distinguished 5uss
United States Justice Story, Chief Justices Wnss
Vermont Honblower OF New jersey, Tucker Of Vigns d
Of Washington city, Weston of Maine, &C., &c $500.
Published by JOHN 2. ikoW,
Nov OFF ~ and 81 Ann
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sIing Advs Rising Envelopes. No SoJ Madi...
strssd, New Howk.
sCr in so,cisisx patronage all "a. a.
.axer,,semsn feel ofthst besanon with which -
.,cla Il brought before public Tbs ys~, d.
their beyond all question and be coa6dsn
sers 20 the testimony business who have -
envelopes rapidly increasing sales proof en-
cslence The following few Of the sir no.
iaItty; ..# Efs.s,
III On the place occupied by real person have H.
business address conspieaous and beautifully emb
ed, colored plain, thus anosding
PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST FRAUD.
"a The envelope opened without being des,oys1
3D. Neither waters requisite 10 seal them
at Upon letter the seal insuIes INN.
da.e sender Of being buried months d,s
letter Office.
sin The envelopes furnished THE pRc,
AS PLAIN ONES only the additional Of the wha
will for years.
9TH Each letter mailed IL
MOST EFFECTIVE ADvERTIsEMENT,
sure 10 attract the of through ma,
pass.
The following list Of prices for dies engraved b,,.
and Of envelopes either or bu0 ~
good paper and made us name, address, sc
Price of Dies, Price of Eupeopx.
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DECEMBER "a, 1850.

DECEMBER "a, 1850. &
an petition Whittier, Of Concord New Hampshire,
praying the extension Of granted TO him on the h
1897 firearms,
from the expiration OF said patent which takes place the %
Of May, 1851
petition heard Patent Office,
Monday 18th day Of March, 1851, u o'clock, and all
said petition ought be granted.
Ordered poce published in the Republic Intel
lgencer Unon Washington, ID. CT Tribune, New York
Providence Journal Providence r. Daily Bee, Boston, Massa
Journal, Portsmouth, ~ H., for three
THos EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
Of the papers win please and send their
Once with paper containing this notice
25-lawaw
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NENERAL yapor Bath-Adop,cd unanimously by Congress-
through recommendations United
surgeons other eminent physicians testimonials
The portable position recumbentherefore
favorable the debed and to the ,ac equal distribution OF
The applications Nature aiding from The potent epidemic
nndote fme United pcnentiary
efficient in diseases called mercurisi in heu
matte Ac the operations OF the
bath still used In Turkey. there lately
studied undegnsd and found 10 be particularly scvvceah
organs making
furnished Also powerful but safely graduated electro
machine, COMPLAINTS
Applied Hall, wing, first door, Convenient
lsmeD No %, and residence 81 sick Probstum est
Sept s-eodtf BOYD REILLY
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COR SALE.-Fsk Raymonds elegant ART tight metallic eas
the side Of Pennsylvana avenue, directly
by's Hotel. !.
Having completed extensive factory which has 1
demands for superior cefns and seins c
will ready sales, and greatly
those who unfortunate nsed conn iof then fne.
reduced prices below what paid tor maA
CONN., We attend conducting funerals in the country o. ev =
regard economy. Rsmor To this contrary NE n.s
of Cen Taylor never were placed COINS hD
single occurred Of of them bursting s0 -
M. NJ. WHiTk
Dee 6-d3m. Undsrnkn