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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

JUDGE. BIsaOF.-In the case Of Thomas
Noble, for grand larceny, the Jury returned
a verdict Of guilty. ~ 4A-
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MORNING, DEO. IS, 1850.
~ AnYRRTIsRlIRNTs

- Fer ToIosraphio, Market ana Marine
New see Fourth Pare. ~ ~ ~.
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@- Street Railroad Tickets, 2I for one
dollar. are for sale at W. P. Fogg's Crockery
Store. 80
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2apet Aangiaes.

NEW w ALL A-PERS
1a JUST RECETVEL.
ITO BUY WALL PAPER CHEAP.
go to N. CARSON & CO.'S.
40 BUY CHOICE CORNICES
/ cheap, go to NJ. CARSON 90,
ITO BUY WINDOW SHADES IN
'' '''''i' 10y > n. oARsoN6 co.
IF YOU WANT PAINTS, OILS,
NJ. CARSUN q 90. .
IF YOU WANT TO GET VALUE
i received for your money, go to ls3 Superior q.
NJ. CARSON 8 co. .
4 LARGE LOT OIL CLOTHS
IA for sale cheap, at NJ. CARSON q cos. i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

ELEcTEtC BATES -soMETH1Na NEw,-Dr.
GibsOn's new Electric Baths are certain
remedy for the permanent cure Of Rheuma-
tism, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, scrofula,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Fits, Nervous Prostration, &c, and diseases
peculiar to females.
Z Office No. III Ontario street.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.- :

IMPORTANT TO FBMALES.---
Dr. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. fhe combination
flAgrodients In these Pils the result Of Ions
hnd extensive practice They are mild In their oPe-
ration, and certain IN correcting al irregularities
Pdnfh Menstruarions removing all 'ohatructieAas
zhethsr nom cold or otherwise, hesdachei pain in
aaE palpitation Of the heart, whites, all nervous
csctiohi. Mysteries, fatigue, pain in the back and
-Habs, g., disturbs alsep, which arila nom inter-
Iaption Of nsture. &
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

Mary Collins was SAINT to the County Jail
for ten days, for assauIting one Crosby, agent
for a house which the woman wished to Oc-
Ncupy. The agent ordered her out Of the
house, and she n return, by the aid of a
club Of formidable proportions, succeeded in
putting him out
John Savoy was fined s7s and costs for
mixing the house Of Mr.. Dawson, On Michi-
gan street, 70 stand committed until It IS
paid. a1te ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

~ eoURr OF ooNNoE PIEAs.-Judgsa Bolton
and FOots are occupied with miscellaneous
businessg -4a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

For THE HoLIDAYs-LADIEs' FURs.-Late
arrivals have made our stock of Fancy Furs
very large. Some sets are little better
than any before offered in this market. We
will sell them at unusually low prices, and
as low as can be purchased in this city.
L. BENEDIoT & Sous,
-. .. ..-. 2O1 Superior street.
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Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
5rsss REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
octlBR25 Wiliamsbursh, Kings County. n. T.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

John eOnley, 8 boy, vas sent to the House
of Correction for twenty-nine days, for va
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rha Cnnrr...-nnn IA.

U. s. CouRT.-Ths case Of Ball, for max
ing and passing counterfeit eOin,7is still on
trial.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-15

Sa- 100 bbls green apples for sale at
bargain. Those in want of good ytruit, cheap,
will do well to call at the warehouse of ao.
DAVIS VoRoE, 90 River. st. &
dec5;3I3 saf -r.5.s75s-t
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PoLicE CoURT.-Tom. AnRiss was sent to
the chain gang for thirty days for drunken
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= ~ Dolar eaol boz, c0Hfaiaing 40 E2iliL TfE
valuable pamphlet 90 Be had fres, Of the Agents.
7ulsseuf bv mail prompt, 5y snlloung price - the
-,sTsf cent. Sold By druggists generally.
,----E r. B. HUTGHIAtE, General Agent,
~ Cedar st., New York.
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{ 81 Dr. Cheesman Female Pits ..re soldby
.g- l0uUECHILL & BROTHER, Draqsst1l
s. W. cor Ontario Of, 3 Public squaros
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eola 3 II W. sackrider, and Churchill Bro.
EaB-sss advertisement in another column.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-23
Lincoln and the South,

More than year ago Mr. Lincoln amour
rcd hat, IN his opinion. would be the treat
meHf IF the South by the Repub leans If they
came into power. \ number OF he tuckjans
being present at a meeting which lie address,
81 in jIcHnattj. n SAID while speaking par
tcuiariy to hem
1 Viii tel yoa, 50 far as l am authorized
TO speak for the Opposition. what We IN an
to do with YOU. We mean 10 treat YOU, as
near IS We possible can, a. Washi gton.
Jefferson and Madison treated you. We
mean 10 leave YOU alone. and in no way in
teTtere ". TIA your Institutions; 10 abide bY
every compromise of the Constitution = and
10 word, coming back TO me original prom
oSiuon, to treat yau, as far as degenerated
"cn OF we have degenerated) my. accord
ING 10 the example OF those noble Fathers
Washington. Jefferson and Madison. We
mean to remember that yau are as good as
We are; that there 5 no difference between
MS cth.r than the difference Of circumstan Is.
We mean 10 recognize and blar in mind al
-. ys that yen have Is good hearts iu your
bosoms Is other people, OF as we en- claim
70 have. AID 10 trea; you accordingly. We
mean 70 marry your gIris-Then We have a
chance-the white cnes. | mean-and have
the honor to inform YOU that | once did have
q Chance in that Eav.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-23

- he Nov York World remarks as fol
lows OF the magnitude of tae gram traie of CHI
cago and Milwaukee
The extent Of ipe whea. trade Of Chicago
and Milwaukee at this time Is marvellous. The
historical importance OF Dznt1ic. Hamburg sun
Odessa. dvIadle into colonial Iu>lgutficsuce,
compared WIKI these ew wheat etuparI- at
the Northwest The grain commerce of LAX
Michigan l. greater Than that of the Atlantic
ocean. Chicago snd Milwaukee receive ami
saIP more wheat thin auy four cities of tne
-l1b-. The receipts ef y nea. At these Two CT
les. since Asrve,, have been nearly Zen millions
of bushels The receipts tor any one day he
past week. a. these markets, woa.d give one
b4>iel 20 eee~y snhabI'aut Of N-rusut; and the
receipts oi tie week would iced all A,a,sachu-
sets for SIX months.
Z, is 20 figure 81 speech say that the north
w,>i can feed the world Il
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-23
4 Response from slave State.

The St. Joseph (Iissour) Free Democrat
thus takes on y about the October Flee
tons
- Black Repuhlicanism triumphant Penn
syiyaaia leads the column, Only 80 900
majority. and rising - Old Abe has
= heered from Indiana Fifteen thousand
majority Abraham calls for an axe and
4 maui Ohio blacker than ever, Twen-
iy-fve thousand majority, Abraham per-
fectly cooi-it suits bin Freedom wins
keystone boys Buckeye lads - Hoosier
rail splitters :, =. Victory everywhere! NV
great principle in a horn = Breckenridge
nowhere! Bell Everett fused. INFUSED and
confused - We have met the enemy and
they are ours -
1t is cur delightful task as public journal
ISIS 10 announce the fact that PENNSYLVANIA.
Indiana and Ohio havs been heerd" from.
They have been and gone and done it-all
three of them.
Never, oh never appear the immortals,
Never clone.
As we go to press it is matter of doubt
whether the Union is busted or not We
suppose II is. Ii must be. Old Abe-zll
there Is Of him. seven or eight feet-is sit
ting in the ~ hite House
We are no longer Black Republicans -
~e belong to the Administration Party. and i,
like al men who are victorious and in pow
er, We are = White" Yes, white. Curtin
han been elected by white men; Henry s.
Lane as been elected by white men, and
Abraham Lincoln will be elected in The same
way.
The pro-slavery men about town are pic
lures Of a. elanchoy, anguish and despair -
skali and bones is absolutely chez full
when compared with the pro-slavery counte-
nance.
On the sixth of November MISSOURI
will record her 10000 votes for Lincoln and
Liberty.
his is time when the ordinary means
of expressing joy fai us; words are made
quate. We close with d hearty three cheers
and a tiger for.
LINCOLN AND HAMLIN.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-23
OA.! 4N6 aet4~

Two weeks only intervene between tbs and
The election We ~cald remind Rel abi.-
can friends thai VIA: l. done towards oTs,ari-
zing tor the contest should be done az ouce.-
Our opponents are unusually acitee and ener
ee.ic ia their endeavor- % carry the conuyy
ticket and The Leg.-la ne. Republicans Re-
member yuur Candidates are ali good men aud
well qualified FOR tie offices log y h.c. tAey are
elected. With Gen. Co.'s, our nominee for the
assembly, yoa 70 vel acquainted to need
al introduction. Re has served you ~ the
Legislature when a large rortioa OF that body
yic.Ied 10 the influence Of corruption bonds
bat lie spurEed ,Ae etfers Of brides and came
out uu;aTnished by corruption He has served
yo- since. when your important iatere--s were
stake, .ad he served you, aad the whole dis
trct 10 the entire satisfaction Of all. He i
before YOU aga.n, and We have no doub, Of your
verdict. notwithstanding the efforts OF ihe ,il,.
tongue OF SANDER 10 deiosiu Iii, TAR cha lacter.
The Republican candidates for Congre--.
State Senator, Assembly IA the Northern dis
iTIct. and Tor all the county Offices. are good
men and trae-worthy Of your confidence aad
SURFACES. Let rot the Efforts Of your oppe-
nen,s -iackeu your ardor 10 their support
Remember that Democrats always vote the
Democratic ticket, regardless Of er>nnai pre-
ferences Or dlslikes. Let the Republicans be
true 10 their party, vote for is nominees, elect
them and they ~jlI have reason 10 rejoice al the
result.
Iti- time for action. Be up and doing
Work for all the candidates from .esident
down. and victory wall crown your efforts.
.EHowE's Improved Scale i. fist taking
lead IN the market account of its simplicity
and durability, the doing away wiki check
rods, AID ,skin. ths ~ear OF TIE knife edge
by receiving the friction on halls = extrctue-
~ happy thousa. Of the inventor We hav.
been shown 4 number of ce-;it:cate, Of the &C
curacy and durability o. Hoe.es Scale. amongst
others tic follow .us decisive one As te - suer-
It's
The Delaware, Lackawana, and Western
X. r. Co. Local Department Agency
a. Washington \. j., Sept. IL. 1860 \
Ma. JoHy HowE il:
ijEAR SIR. The continued use If your 2U0
ION scale at Plane No. .. only -trea -theu, my
opinion a - the accuracy aad d.rAbIiv Of
The Scale We stall weigh on it this year at
least 100000 sons aad / consider il as good as
The day Il was put up.
Respectfully yours,
A. L. BE&THeUD. AT Morris Canal
Mr. D.cker,on. the Western Agent informs
Is hat The above Scale las been in constant
use nearly four years. and that l. Is set oat OF
level seven feet. large stock Of these Scales
including the y ton track and ) ton Hay Scale,
are set up AMI can be seen at his tn plate
ware house No, - Wabash Avenue.-CHf.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-23

winch have cha sed, the principles, or the men
who sdvocate them !! /. slave was free IN
upon sle soIl Of a territory, equally freq .. his
fna-t.-. and though degraded and dow -trod-
ded. cuuid ommaud al The powers Of he nicn
10 sustain hiln in asserting his freedom, My
has lie not The same right ia 1863 We leave
our slavery aiol.ists to seek out the answer
satisfactory . tier osp coascieuces If they
raE
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-23

ELEcrIoNs.-On the 9Th of November. the
day OF the Presip Genital election, the States
Of Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota.
Michigan. New York Massachusetts, Della
ware, California and Maryland will vote for
Congressman and tate officers.
The Legislatures to be elected on that day
in Louisian7, Illinois, New York, Wiscon-
sin, Iowa and California, are to select Uni
ted States Senators f?r the terms vacated by
Nessrs. SIldell. Tfunbull, Seward, Durhee.
Harlan AID GMIn respectively.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-23

A MILLIoS ASD a HALF-Dariug the tlity
SIX hours eudluE issi night, ninety -;lrse
grain laden vessels, SAL and steam pa thi-
p,rt. The aggregate cargoss s.nouaG I'd alb n.
one million SIX hrulrel and Seeeutv-four ID, u
sand bus5els.-Detrot -idu.
Tins : a specimen u the business which Il G
lakes are nov doing Everything that can
los; has been pat IL requi>iiion 10 carry The
products u The leemiue \ oF;hwes: "a nlsrket.
4 IL hoped thai ogr Fall viii last we'll Into
Novewo Der, tha, forwarcsers and slipper
msy reap the tall benefit of THIS active season.
aud get forward good proportion u the pres
..r-f N-.sr's hmm. 4 col
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-23

ClNctNS II RapuBLIcAS CITY-The
result Of the ale elections proves une tn ng
which may surprise some politicians. and
Viii be new 70 a large portion Of tie people.
meiy that Cincinnati. as city, IS on the
Repub lean side IN the Sc. enteen wards
q tie city, the Republican unity ticket re-
criFed majority u ZACH candidate The
three who were be1'en we defeated BY
country votes, aI having received a maiori-
" in the city Of Cincinnati. Not only 50.
but the Republican STAT I cket received =
majority IN The city. VITA the exception Of
the candidate for Supreme Judge Gin.
ON.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-23
Si5f76 IS


Deductins the aggregate Of these dIsbur.e-
mcnts. 10 MI. size 1856. from tue total DIS
buf>ement- Of it.r year. it leaves balance ef
y J2.3J1. b, 1, cover all other expense. ct he
State foy the fiscal year ending Gu the last
day of September, IS5J During he past year
all de .Ral,i, against tHe General Eund have
heea promptly paid upon presentation, and
the balance IN Tie trea-uIy wilh what . all he
received previous 10 the receipt Of the next
state Tax, Will be more than sufficient 10 met
ali accrling Liabilities a. they mature
Respectfully submitted
SAML u. HASTINGS.
~ratt .Fy-..4t4..r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-23
the Prince Of Wales Loses lis Health.

From tie Fhliade!g hin Press we learn that
the Prince OF y sirs behaved ike a good boy ~
that cay, writing long iettcr-IJ took hIu. wo
houf- 10 iiiiI-h Ito bI- mother. while lie -
In the Quaker City. lie also kept private.
lourna! durIHg MS tour. But he : onlv mortal
aitrs all Speaking OF has Attendance a. IN.
PnliadelPilA Academy Of Music, the Press
SAYS
Vague stories have been told Of the voGng
Baron ) attachments IA this country The Ia
lest ~ 'test nud- ~ scene IN tiiI. ely - Nv
the Place moved hom his magnificent quar-
tiers 30 the private box to tie balcony centre
W. Understood. II wa- In fact, speculat uI-
Oh 10 a considerable e1 ,eHt as a whimsical AID
somewhat Giraffe whIu. D. now sttd that
there Wa "a lady IL The case, a4d - follows:
Miss :, sHPerby attIG+d '.ud very beautiful
had taken baicuuy seat not tar distant from
ihe centre Of the tier. Wien Albert Edward
came Ia, she was the girst - RAISE 10 the thriii
"a la.ii IA " sod save Tie Queen, aud scarce
y had the chorus sunk aud Tire curtain Tell. be-
fore her r,,S, was leFei.cj ~ hls ouue high
Hess. $50 continued, indeed, we've her aticn-
t"R>, ta;s, the Prce was attract Ell and TO be al
lr'ic ed toward Miss r. was 10 be Iufa u7.ted-
Ihencci"tih. Ia every pa4se OF -itrtAa the
friHcc>' glass vas leycIed at Miss. ) The
Duke 81 \ cwca-,le. to whom such lrailties on
Albert hawards part, have become things o
ordinary occurrence, suggested tlI.l seal, mad
been provided inr the H.. al parry ia Tie centre
uI lhe tier. lAeu a. Albert EiWard's request
NE Franco visited Mss 5 on ne night ii que,-
ton, =. the invitation OF her father = leading
cEIzcu. Is i moreover sad that 81 and Miss
,. are The only FII.adcigbiau., beyoad die
Mayor, VINO have been houu.rd by Tue rogaI
grasp, AM taat St.er dclIShsiaI tall hour
passed "a Tie izdy'S company. the Prince hit
WIN Hcr d JrweieG iacSct, aud eIpres-vd ms
cHo.ae~t terms % admiration. is tins al ne
tioa oo We have itea.,! She tale.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-23
l}}).lf 1iAs1 RE0aaaHlZaTla
= - ~ LAW FIRM.

TIE FIRM OF COBB * Ns$SIORE sftera continue
iapa iHt years Is Dissolved hy mutual consent. from
AID strr ;He HT-t ay May 1850; be succeeded in
lH- Mineral Point business ~ the firm organized
z-ter That tet- under sire name of
Cobb, hIe5snore & Sudduth
EoH,Ua-cd ct .tua-l ,ot5. Alexander Wilson, and
James F. Sul-ath, OF Mineral ToIs, aud / l.. Mess
u ls- Gras-e.
fhusflI t5 the business public for e e-.sr.e1lc.
heretofore rtpa-ed the old. the yfi. 81
RENTED application business ana Ga. trtliss
tu-lr cit-nts cr-a-
lHi- i.1 arrangement renders IL i'm r sc.s
~sFf fttf thsad 5l-i-e- sf Cobb - l..rs clos
~ HH l.l4f-a. .ias-tv.
>P-<'it attsalt 90 gtrsn 80 C5g-,haz DH, <lrrTirg
ef@+f7- - --. I--ts aIta- Mort lig.--t
ttI0e opposite tae Court House. stare
2-iae-t- satar. Ag-i- s5 ls5J
ASSOCIATE 1ErtsES
trt., Ie-slHFla t. d .fe enney- la t.T.. Sc Eis
t1ea * wilson Hl1alaua Centre -i..thIaBG CO. Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-23

New JERsaY.-1he village of Troy. New
Jersey, in 1856, voted solidly for Fillmore
a ID Donaldson. In IS50iiis solldIy for Lin
coin and Hamlin. This Is bat one Of more
than twenty similar cases of New Jersey
country villages. rising up from the con-
emP,ible decoy called the Il Union ticket =
nd suop0r slng The Republican nominees.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-23

ANOTHER STRONG AccE- SION 10. Z. Dodge
af New York, Of the most e: eened ami
honorable merchants q that city, OF the old and
wen known house Of Phelps, Dodge / Co and
who vas one or the Wee Presidents a the Bell
Everett Ratification Meeting held Ia New
York on tie SIN Of jane last, repudist. the Sy-
raca>e iurgle. and las declared for Lincoln and
Eam'5p
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-23
The FlxAacl.- ,olBIuoA OF TIE sIAsE


Annual Report o. Hon. :. o. Hs,insz STATE Treasurer.
To TEE LEeisLArURE:-
Herewith | lay before you, As required BY
law, fuil and detailed statement ut sit moneys
received into and PAID ogt Of he Treasury du-
ring The fiscal year commencing on the first
day Of October. 1889, and ending 90 the thir-
uetH day Of September, 1850, aud such other
Items oi information and Suggestions OF h-cal
nature rs l have deemed useful and proper:
The balance an hand, ia tue GEN
erai Fund - the commencement of
the Fiscal Year. va. sII,235 II
Tue total receipts INTO the General
Fund, from al sources daring the
Fiscal Year. atloant to 399il4 %
$i096I9 ~
The total disbursements during the
y,ar amount to 37o573 95
Leaving balance on hand. on the
last DAY OF [. Fiscal Year, OF S34 0i5 Is
Among the disbursements made during the
pass year The following:
To the Hospital for the Insane sj2497 81
States Prison, 81 ,7J5 "a
Institute for the education of
the Deaf aud D4mh. 1880 90
Institute Tor the education of
the Blind. II 100 90
State Reform 5 hool, $500 90
q Geological Survey, S,110 90
State \ Agricultural Society. 5000 90
County Agricultural Spciutle- $500 90
state Historical Society, 1000 10
Town Library Fund, I6.o62 o.
Payment OF Interest o. state
Bonds. 600 90
Payment Of sundry claims Tor
preyiou. years, ISL p
Refunded 10 the Agent OF lie
Il IA Insurance 20. Tor overpay-
ruent ot license lee. 81 Us
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-10-23

PRESIDENTIAL rIos-rEo whole number
81 electoral votes j, 303 necessary 10 choicc
J53 The following States are certain for LIN
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Sale OF F.
TATE OF WISCONSIN. 2
DANE COUNTY. (

The following IL seribed Lands in
tsrest upon loans granted thereon
auction, and sold 70 the highest hi6de
the Goth DAY Of December, 4. D.. 1880,
o o'clock, 4. N, and continue from day
price At which the same viii he aHere.
amount Of loan, the interest up 10 tlIt
been reformed against such hands. ana
Taxes which may, AT the time 81 safe,
Commissioners At the opening y the
zeal order.
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OR raTsTDY SIIhL ELE TcEs-AT large.
WALTER -. >fcj.DDi,. o., ssrathon.
aa4Drofy3 RiNf9H.t, e. y i4aeb.sa,
DISTRICT ILECroES,
4 ., BIs<.-HIILIA ". NkU6ELaN. = Racine,
c~s j. ALLEN fsttHTt. Z ,r5sa-.
n. HERMAN iiSDEs4Fi II JsFlrson-,