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The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-07

COMPLIMENT TO VERMONT.-A few days ago.
while the fortification bill was under discussion
in the U. S. Senate, hlr. Phelps of Vermont,
advocated an amendment in favor of fortifying
the frontier of that State and taking some
care of Lake Champlain. He adverted to
had been done by the Green Mountain BOYS
in the late war &C., &c. After he had con-
cluded, Mr.. Preston rose and said that what
he had Just heard from the Senator had certain
" left him less cause for regret; if the defen-
ces were neglected any where, could they be
so with less detriment to the country than in
Vermont; The spirit of her Green Mountain
boys acould make eUery pass in her hills a Tier
mopalg and erery care a Salamis.' Now,
about seven eighths of the people of Vermont
are aboltionistS, and this same Mr.. Preston has
agreed to aid personally in the tarring, feath-
ering and hanging of any of these persons who
may be caught in South Carolina, with law
or without law.-BoStOn Times.
SALT, SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The Spirit
of the Age grumbles because the Wings would
not admit British salt and w. |. Sugar and
molasses free of duty, so as to compete
with our own domestic producers of these arti-
cles This is the true British anti-tariff ground.
"Industry will protect itself, say the locofocos;
and hence they will knock off the duty on for
eign wool and broad cloths and sugar, so that
the produce of the farmers of Vermont may
be put on level in our own markets with the
peasants of Great Britain and the slaves of the
West Indies. That is the upshot of the mat
ter.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-07

ATHENS COLLEGE, Cattle commence
ment exercises were held on the 4th inst. The
number OF graduates was 16. and the degree
of A. NJ was conferred in course on IA.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-07

Dickinson COLLEGE, degree old. d.
was conferred on the Rev. John NJ. Krebs, of
N. York, at the late commencement at this
Institution.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-07

A LARGE. LIFE PREsERvER.-The U. S.
Ship Delaware has on board among other ar
ticles worthy of note,E ten very long and large
life pressrvers. each capable of sustaining in
the water more than fifty men, and the whole
made TO be dashed together in the form of a
raft, so that, should the ship founder, the crew
may all be rescued from drowning at the time
and should other circumstances be favorable
may all save their lives. This, we believe, is
quite a modern mprovcment.-N. Y. Er.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-07

The LONGEST WAY RoUND.-The Hon.
Mark Kerr, Lieutenant in the British Navy,
say the Boston Mercantile Journal, arrived in
the Sarah Parker, from Singapore, last week,
and took passage in the Acadia, for Liverpool.
lie wishes to be in England as soon as posi-
BILE, on leaving Calcutta, and though some
English ships were about to sail for London
direct, he preferred taking passage for Boston,
as his quickest route. He will probably be in
England in 14O days after leaving Singapore
En-
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1841-09-07

ave would by no means undervalue the
franchise power of abolitionists. Lett be
welded with all fidelity. But we have no
strength to waste in fighting battles on fields
already won, and where the banner of liberty
floats in triumph over the freest of the Free"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19

the better The Van Buren, party have been IN
power in this State since 1880, with the exception
of the year 1888, up 184l, and they have got the
State debt up to seventeen hundred thousand dol
lars. The Age would make its readers believe a
large part of this debt was incurred in 1888 by Gov
Kent's administration. 1t is true the debt ncreas-
ed in that year. But what increased 1t? There
were new schemes of expenditures; no increase
of salaries: no addition to their number. The ex-
penses of the year were increased by the pay
ment of the wheat bounty enacted in 1887 under
Gov. Dunlap: the building of the insane hospital.
previously commenced: and the geological survey
also previously com menced. Gov, Kent's admins
tration had nothing to do with creating these expen
dures, but had to provide the means of meeting the
State debt ofserenteen hundred thousand doliatSi
We shall go more into particulars, and show some
gross errors of the Age; and again we repeat, Elk
ANIME THE FIGURES [Keu. Jour.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19
DIED.

On Monday last Laura Ann Daughter of DR. Samuel
Anderson aged year ana 10 months
On Tuesday of last week Mary Daughter of Capt Scott
J Talman aged years Months.
On Sunday last a Child of Mr. Florance Drskoll aged
weeks
ON Wednesday last Miss Sarah, daughter of Mr. Benz.
Robinson, aged 26 years.
On Thursday, Ly da Ann, daughter of Mr. George Mitch
ell, aged 10 years.
In Edgecomb l4th inst Mr. Elisha Morey, aged IS. Mr. NJ
was a soldier of the Revolution.
In Lewiston I'd inst John Isaac of John Mckendley,
aged . yrs mo.
In Wiscasset Mr. Joseph Lowell, aged 67.
In Edgecomb, Mr.. Francis Smith, aged %.
In WooWich, on the 18th inst Mr. Ebenezer Norwood
of Kennebnk Port aged 68 years. The Kennebunk Gazette
and Maine Palladium will please notice.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19

To the honorable Nathaniel GrOOR Esquire Jadge Of Probate,
1oithta aRdt0 the County Of Lincoln
ID ESPEClFULLY represent William Nj. Rogers and
nv Gersh0m Hyde Executors Ofthe last VIII Green Rich
adson late of Bath in said County, deceased Shat the
sOnal Estate Ote said deceased not sufficiently the
of Twelve Hundred Dollars to answer the just debts which
he owed and the egaces by him made they therefore pray
that they may and licensed TO sell much of
the Real Estate Of the said deceased may be sufficient
raise the said with incidental charges And whereas
by partial sale, the residue of said Estate would be greatly
reduced in value they pray for license TO sell the whole
at private sale. WIN. NJ. ROGERS,
GERSHOM HYDE
LINCOLN, Ss.9t Probate Court hd at Bath lDiaia and
far the County Of Licota AGl7h day Of August a. ID.
ls4l.
ON the foregoing Petition Ordered, that the said Petition
give notice all persons interested IN said Eate to ap
pear Court of Probate be holden at Wscasse the
twenty seventh day Of September next by causing COPY
said Petition with this Order to be published three weeks
successfully previous said Court III the Lincoln Telegraph
newspaper printed at Bath
NATA'L GROTON Judge of Probate
Attest; JOHN c. DODGE, Register
Atrue copy ofthe Petition and order thereon
Attest; JOHN c. DODGE, Register
3.vJl
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19
Arrivals, CIearances, &c.

Arrivals, CIearances, &c.
sid I'm 81 Thomas 26th ult brig frances Ellen, Berry, I'm
Guadaloupe for Turks Island
Sid from Turks Island Both ut, sch Counsellor PIERCE
Bangor.
Ar Boston l2th sch Helen, Wood, Bath. 13th schoon
or Madawaska, Small, Havana Harriet Raynes, Calais
Mexican, new) Winchenbach, of and from marlborough
CT brig bordeaux, Winchel Bath, schs Port Leon, Merry
man. do Oberon, Davis WaldoboO'. Ar 4th, Abrg Julia
& Helen, Bartlett, of and from ThomastOn for Oreans
CT ship London, John o. Baker of BATH Orleans scls
Baltimore Bickmore Ihomaston; Ere, Williams, Bath
CcylOn, Smith, Iiallowell and Augusta Ar 18th, ship a
vre, Mci<own, Orleans; bark New World (of Bangor
Young Surinam 18th u
Ar Portland l3h sch Forest Poland Bangor for Boston,
Packet kaler, do do; Baalia, Humphrey, Bremen for
Boston 14th schs Abeona Dodge, Bangor for Weymouth
Charlotte, Tarquahar, Hewitt rhohaston; Henry Pitts
Kennebec River
Arat Gloucester 18th, sch Garland Elep Bangor
Ar at Plymouth 10th, sch Champion, Hatch, Bangor.
Ar Providence 18th, scs Bradors Coney, and Pioneer
Merrill Bangor. 81 schs Democrat, Bangor; Herald, Gadl
ner.
Ar at Phadel phia l2th sch Monsoon, Charlton, Bangor
Arai Mobile 4th, brig Ann Maria, Wade, Thomaston
Ar at Orleans 3D. brig Mississippi, Blanchard Mobile
Ar Newport nm brig Porto Rico Gray, Fall River for
Wiscasset; sch Rising sun, Providence for Calais
Ar at Richmond 9Th, brig Caucasian Spragne homaston.
Ara York llth, ship Wales, Watts, Liverpool, 80
Ara Edgarown 18th, schs Bahama and Fruitful Vine,
Sandwich for Gardiner
In Hampton Roads 7th, sch Susan Ludwig, Young Thorn
aston via II York.
Arat York 10Th, sch Caspian, Pyln, na!'owel. cd
ham, Bangor
Ar at London Sd, sch Only Son, Marson Gardiner 9Th,
Isabella, Carr, Bangor for Haven.
sid from Hayen9h, brig Baltic, Hrookings, New York
Ar at Holiness Hole 9th sch Margaret, williams, Kappa
hammock for Bath; Mary Maria Uner Thomason for Rich
mond; Sanop, Bangor for York
AT st Pierre, Martinique, 18th ult brig Caspian, swazey,
for Orleans Brig Frances Louisa Moulton, from Bath,
was lying off and on, trying the market.
brig Napoleon, Sanford, for this port ceard at Balti-
more 18th
Sch New York, for Bath, cleared at Savannah 18th.
Spoken.
July 81 lat 40 S. ship Teumah, Gdden, from New Or
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19

HANcocK-Hiiddle DiStric.-The Convention
for this Senatorial District; met at Cherryheld on
the 10th inst Hon. l.. q. C.. BowIes was chosen
President, and Calvin Peck and VIM. Freeman,
Esqs. Secretaries Calvin Peck, Esq. of Ellsworth
was nominated for the Senate, by unanimous vote
The following are two of the resolutions adopted
at this Convention
Resolved, That we esteem our present Governor,
Edward Kent as an independent, frank. sincere and
true man. and admire him as an efficient and hon.
orable statesman, and that will use our best ex-
ertons, to secure to ourselves h1 services and his
name, in his present Office
Resolved, That we recommend to the people of
this District, Calvin Peck, of Ellsworth, as a cand
date for the seat in the Senate appertainng to the
District, as firm and consistent whig, man of in-
tegrily, ability, and principle, we feel confident that
their Interests will be safe in his hands and we will
therefore pledge our influence and exertions TO Sc
cure his election.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19

ceedings, by introducing pesumptions at variance 10 the
fact and differences the expense OF reason State in
condition of duress would he presumed to speak,
dvidua manacled imprisoned might be presumed to be in
the endowment of freedom Far better say to the States
boldly and frankly Congress wills and submission is dema
ded
1t may be said that the directors may establish branch
es under such circumstances but this question of pow
err and this bill invests them with full power to do So If
the Legislature of New York Pennsylvania or any other
State should be found in such condition supposed,
could there be any security furnished against such step
the part of the directors Nay is fairly to be presumed
that this proviso introduced for the sole purpose of
ing the contingency reeedto Why else should it have
been introduced =
And would submit the Senate whether it can be be
lieved, that any State would be likely to qetv down
under such state of things? In great of public
interest teir patriotism may be successfully applied to, but
TO ner telr assent from circumstances at with such in
ference cannot but regard calculated excite feeling
at fatal enmy with the peace aud harmony of the country.
must therefore regard this clause asserting the power TO
be Congress to establish Offices of discount in state,
only without its assent but against its dissent and so
gardng II | cannot sanction il.
On general principles the right in Congress to prescribe
terms TO any state, implies superiority of power and con
o depVes the transaction of all petence to compact be
tween them and mates, have seen in the total
ahrogaon OF freedom of action the part of the States.
M ourt the State may express after the most solemn form
OF egls1tOn It's dissent which from time TO time there
never be separated from the wise and bencent operation of
thE government and yet Congress may, by virtue of the
last proNlso, override its law and upon grounds which, to
such state viii appear to rest on constructive necessity
anu Woprety, and nothing more.
regard the bill as asserting for Congress the right to in
corpohe u 5. Bank, with power and night to establish
Offices oil discount and depose in the several Sdtes of the
Unon with without their consent, principle to which
have already heretofore been opposed and which
obtain my sanction And waving all other considerations
growing ont Of its other provisions, return to the House
in which originated with these my objections its appro
val. JOHN TYLER
Washington, .Raglst 1G, 1s4I
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19

FROM WAsHINGToN The New York Sunday
papers, received by Harndens special express,
bring us intelligence from Washington up to
Friday inclusive. No message had been receiV-
ed from the President on the bank bill, and prob
ably none would be sent in until Monday. The
Bankrupt Bill may be considered as passed, In
the House on Friday motion was made to fur
Their continue the debate, which was voted down
by large majority, and it was therefore taken
out OF committee and reported to the House 1t
will therefore pass, and be presented TO the Pres
ident for his signature on Monday morning.
Boston Times
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19
MARRIED..

In Pittston Tuesday morning last, Mr. RICHARD B.
CALDwEL publisher of the Wiscasset Republican, Miss
- GOULD, of P.
In Wiscasset Mr. John A. Taylor, to Miss Mary II. Pay
In Roothbay, by Rev. David cnsltman, MIR Ephriainl
Pnklam, to Miss Phebe Carlisle, both Of Boothbay
fn faEsaiumkear, Avg. 5, by Aaron HAYNES ESQ. Mr..
Obed W.tdaynes OF EddmEblfg 70 ass Am Farnhanl Of
passadnmkeag, (fornerly OF Woowioh)
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19

ORANGE FLOWER LOTION, FOR THE
" COMPLEXION. The subscriber offers this Lotion to
tile public with confidence, safe, agreeable, and
remedy for the cure prevention, of Pmples the face
Tor Freckles for the removal prevention of Tan for
Redness from exposure the and for rendering the
complexion clear and beautiful, IL is particularly
mended gentlemen to prevent soreness after shaving
and for preventing all kinds of Eruptons which often
fellow. For sale only by ORLANDO TOMPklNS, 271
Washington, of Winter street, Boston, and GEO H.
CARroN &c CO.. Lowell
For sale in Bath by Il. WOOD, Central Wharf 3ml9.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19
PURE EXTRACT OF SPANISH SARsA-


HNIS concentrated extract of Spanish Sarsapara is an
entireynew article prepared by steam apparatus,
without boiling the root two teaspoons containing As
much Sarsapara is found in wine glass Of the syrup
1t is highly recommended for all diseases arising from
impure of the blood. For sale by WIN. BRowN, 48,
Washington ST. Boston, and r. WOOD,
Central Wharf.
Bath Aug, IL 3w;90.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19

FEDERAL LOVE FOR THE PooR,--Puttng
tax of TWENTY PER CENT, on Tea, C9tee, Sug
ar, .Nolas8es, and Salt! Lincoln Patriot.
The reason why tea and coffee have been incnd-
ed may be learned from the following extract of
letter published in he Boston Atlas:
The fate of the bill is extremely doubtful. Most
of these who have spoken have opposed it to a
greater or less extent and it is said that the south will
not vote for it fcotlte and tea exempted from
duty, aud that the west will vote against ii fthey are
not The union of either of these interests with the
opposition party will be sufficient 10 defeatthe bill,
The chance of the acceptance of the amendment
[Mr. Kenuedy'sl IS rather better, but it remains as
vet doubtful what course will be adopted to restore
health to the public treasury. q. w. 8.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19
EnENRoRGIs WORKS.

sWEDENBORG'S WORKS.
CONSTANTLY on hand and for safe by c. s. jerks at
" his Bookstore Front Street, the Theological writ
ings of EMANUEL SWEDENBORG; and also, other
designed explain the Doctrines peculiar the New
Jerusalem Church
BatIl tun. 10. 1871 Gnl20.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19
s,TATE or NIAINE.

LLWCOLN ss-To Nathaniel Green, Guardian Of Elizabeth
SaGA inf, Of Jrlsoa Small, late Elizabeth Leach her
al ae Of Nathan Leac iateg IOpShaha IN said County, de-
rCdSed. GREEIING.
NOU hereby ordered to notify the said Elizabeth, and
all persons interested That your first accounted Guar
dansp the Estate of said deceased, will be offered for
allowance Probate Court at Topsham Monday the
2d day of August 1871 at II o'clock A. NJ when and where
they may he present, if they see cause.
Notice be given by publishing copy of this Order TWO
weeks successfully in the Lincoln Telegraph Bath, before
said Court Of Probate.
Given under my hand this ninth day of August in the
wear of our Lord Thousand eight hundred and forty
2w20 NATH'L GROTON, Judge of Probate.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19
grLOO1 OUT FOR I1IPOsfTI0N.-{5s

IN consequence OF the increased demand for TRuFANT's
Il COMPOUND for of SALT REiEUM, sc, it is evi-
dent that attempts have been made, and max
ing to initiate the article, and infringe upon his right He
obtained LETTERS PATENT three years snce both for
the preparation and name and all persons are hereby ca
toned against infringing his right guaranteed by SAID
Patent under the penalties of the Law "Remem
hr the penalty lies against the seller well as The maker
OF the Article. Eevsr' buy in unless in has the WrteH
mindsrrittea signature of the The ointment Us
in tin boxes with the letters W. B. TRUFANT, PATENT
BATH, ME Stampt the all Others must be false
That the above medicine is worthy of confidence is evident
from the fact that Notwithstanding its opposon more than
ETGHT THO US.4.ND
packages been sold within short tme giving gen
era satisfaction where faithfully applied. In fact the
nual daily instances of its success, which have
occurred in and other Sates uses the proprietor i'll
submitting with increased confidence TO the public
aIv This remedy is recommended, in addition to SALT
RI1EUNl, as good tor RING WORM--SUAlID HEAD
sHLNGIl ES-LEPR ES-IrCll-PlMPLES-
and especiqia for the JACKSON or BARRIERS ITCH
As man is heir humor of thousand names the ointment il
sefs frequently used with entire Price 50cs The
internal application, is composed of twelve different ingre
dients entirely vegetable and esteemed highly, safe
aed wholesome drink for persons generally: particularly
the spring Price 80 cts. Numerous certificates from
distinguished physicians clergymen and other professional
men, from this and other States in possession of the pro-
rieto which might be suboned if necessary. word to
the wise sufficient For sale at the store of the subscriber
wholesale and RETAIL and at the BATH BOOK STORE
In Brunswick by Webb and Iall--Wiscasset by Edmund
Dana and by his regular agents throughout New England
w B. TRUFANT sale proprietor.
Bath, Me, lS4l. I'll
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19
NEW GOODS!!

NEW GDODS!!
THE subscriber has Just received at the store next south
I of j. H. Mcclellan & Co., good assortment of NEW
GOODS, consisting in part of
Broadcoths, Alpnes,
Cassimeres Mouslin de Laines
Satnets, silk Veivets,
Valencia Vestings, Cotton do.
Siliclas, Green Barage,
IiCkngs, Pocket Hdkfs.
Striped Shirtings, White & Brown Linens,
Diapers, Sheetings,
Crash, Beached Cloths
White g. Red Channels, Yd. wide Driings,
Cotton do. Width & Colored Cambrics
Slspenders, Gloves Il Hosiery,
Cravats, Ladies Shoes &c.
A prime assortment of English and American Prints.
All of which are offered cheap for cash. Purchasers
invited to call ISAAC N DAVIS.
Bath, Aug. ls41 3m20.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19
so DOLLARS REWARD.

so DOLLARS REWARD.
THE Selectmen of Bath will pay the above Reward any
person who viii give them such ntormatian will pro-
duce the conviction of the person or persons who broke the
glass in the Town Hail, and committed other respasses
therein on the evenings of 10th and 18th instant
J. PAGE a Selectmen
b. c. Bailey of
j. sEWALL } Bath.
Bath, August 18th 1871 81.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19


THE best strengthening plaster in the world, and
reign remedy for palms, weakness in the back, lons,
sides, breast neck, limbs JOINTS rheumatism, umbago, &C.
&C. One million year wiz not supply the demand. War
ranled superior all Others and quarter the usual
price, making only the best but the cheapest plaster
in the world 1t affords relief in few hours and makes
astonishing cures For Sale by 6. w. Reddng, General
Agent No. 8, State Street, Boston. Also by L. WOOD,
Agent for Bath, Central Wharf.
Aug H. 3w20
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19
MAINE DISTRICT, S..
The President Of the United states of America
TO DE Marshal Of oar Dislriel Of llane on ms Depna

The President Of the United states of America
TO The Marshal Of District Of 8lcne, or his Deputy
GaEBrING.
NATE COMMAND YOU to make known in the manner
w by law prescribed, thata Libel is filed In District
Court of Maine against the Schooner Waldo, her tack ie
apparel and furniture, whereof Harding +. Merrill late
master, in behalf Of George Davis and Ammi NJ White of
Bath in said District Merchants wherein they allege thai
on the ODD day of November last past they shipped
freight and hire 144 barrels Potatoes be carried and
pored from said Bath to the port of Aakapas and there
delivered in like good order and condition by Bill of La
ding will appear, and they aege that said vessel did arrive
in safety at said port, but that through the negligence of
said Master the said Potatoes delivered but Who'll
" lost said beants to the damage of three hundred
dollars and they pray that said schooner may be decreed
liable therefor and ordered to be sold in payment of said
damages and that all persons interested in said Schooner
may be cited and admonised to appear and uw if
any they have wherefore said prayer should be granted
We command YOU therefore thai you cite and a1monsh the
said Master and sand all other persons interested
claiming interest tereinto appear AT the time and place
herein after named Tor the purposes aforesaid, par
ticnlary SET forth nte said Libei that hearing and trial
will be had thereon WscasseI, in said District the
first Tuesday OF September next when and where any per
Interested therein may appear and shew cuse if any
can be hen wherefore the should not be decreed
liable and disposed of according TO law. Hereof fail not
and make return of this writ, with yonr dongs herel into
our SAID Court at Wscasset aforesaid.
WITNESS, the Hon AsHuR WARE at Portland the twenty
sixth day Of June in the year OF our Lord thousand
eight hundred and forty
[sgnedl ]. MUssEY, Clerk
t3w21) NICHOLAS NICHOLS, Deputy Marshal
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19

So says the Age in relation to'State expenditures,
and 80 say we. The more the figures examined
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-08-19

DAVID c. MAGOUN,
HODGKLN'S WHARF.
100 HHDS prime retailing MOLASSES.
lUO 100 Bbs Mess No and prime BEEF.
10 half Bbls Family Mess BEEF.
so Bis Clear, Mess & prime PORK.
10 Kegs LARD.
10 Casks Winter and Spring OIL"
800 bags fine SALT
300 Bbis Genessee FLOUR.
Russia and Imperial DUCK.
Plymouth Cordagei &C., &c. &c
All which ,oiu be sold psy lo'r.
Bath, May ~, 1871. G7.