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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-06-22


jecl 10 our last paper. 1t also corrobo-
rates all that We stated some months
since, in an article headed "Coming
events cast their shadows before" ..~
The vessel which took of the above
cargo is said to be an American vessel
She went into New Cess under American
coIors. and departed thence under the Por-
tuguese flag She was pursued by Brit
ish man-of-war, but made her escape.
| What has become of the small Ameri-
can squadron which was stationed along
this coast year or two since; This coast
swarms with American merchantmen, who
have no protection except that afforded
| by British cruisers. This is humiliating,
particularly when so much is said about
British aggression.-From Africans LH.
minary Of Feb. ls. ~-...#
| EXPULSION OF JEws.-The following
announcement is from Paris paper 0ht
i Commerce) of the 7th May. Piedmont Il
4 a province of Sardinia. OF which Charlie
| Albert is the present King.
- We are informed that Charles Alberi
King Of Piedmont, is about totake meas
| ure worthy of the worst times of the mid
!. Idle ages. This is, to order the expulsion
!. ofthe IsraeIites from the city of Savonis o.
j three days notice. and thecollecling ofthen
within one of the diriiest streets of Genos
| (which would thus hare lis Ghetto. unite
: as these exiles would be With the israe
: lies who already inhabit the latter el'y. :
~ Y. Observer.
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D T u D


In PiEsford, of Scarlet Fever, Oh the 18th
inst, Della Adelaide, only daughter of Ed.
enezer B. and Betsey Rand, aged 10 Yeas.
"Dearest daughter thou hast left Us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But tits God that hath bereft US,
He can all our sorrow heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day of life is fed,
Then, in heaven, with joy to greet thee,
Where no farewell tear is she'd" ICON.
In this village 191h inst, KEzIAH, wife of Ste.
phen Parkhurst, aged 46 years. zg=.
At Hartland, May 18th, Elder Timothy Grow,
aged 81 years and IA days. .--. p. .s----. =
AT Craftsbury, April 18th. of consumption, Mar
vim Grow Hovey, aged Is years and Is days.
Also. April 29th, Of GaRker Rash. aged years
and months ehitdrsr nRund c. and Levina
6. Hoyey.
Lines composed b IS. Hail. and sang
at the last funeral.
Relentless death-his work is done,
He summons still another one;
Scarce has the grave been closed, when 10
We feel again his fearful blow. -
Great God, we own the sentence JUST
That clay to clay and dust TO dust
Shall be consigned-O give US grace,
In this dark hour to see thy face. f..
We would not murmur but submit,
TO what thy wisdom sees most fl;
Thou canst not judge amiss, and we
Would yield ourselves, o Lord, 10 thee.
Give grace to know and to improves
This token Of thy Christening love;-
And though it grievous be to bear,
~- Well lean on Thee with all our care.
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From Gdlena, Illinois, 100000
pounds of lead, valued at Sl,00o,0oo,
were shipped in ls4l.-N 7. Watch
man. II -
MELANCHOLY AccIDENT.-As Mr..
Bracket, of Lowell, was on Monday cross
ing the Newburyport bridge in chaise.
accompanied by his wife. his horse became
frightened by TRAN of cars which was
passing over the railroad bridge, and (half
of inc draw Of The lower bridge. being at
the same tine raised to permit the passage
of sail boat) leaped into the river, drag
ging the chaise with him. Mr.. Bracket
was drowned, and Mrs. Bracket had her
! arm broken. The horse. also, was drown
eG.-Post.
/ The corn and -four trade with Eng
land, by the way OF the river 81. Lawrence
: last year amounted to "a .000, 900.
i The Richmond Wing Of the 9th inst
announces The death of JAMES BARBOUR
: He was within a few days OF sixty sever
! years of age, and possessed all his menta
FAC ul,ies TO The last. He has been vel
/ Known 70 the public as Senator IN ION
I gress. Secretary Of War. Minister to Great
!. Britain. and Governor Of Virginia.
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4fa9a S9gs j 7lGlI
\ SEMINARY.

E
HlHE Seventh. seholasiie. wear Or thirteenth
Il u Session OF this Idsftution commenced
M MONDAY The 29th dltimo. Ms Trawiu
oHers her ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO those Parents
and Guardian. who have hitherto afforded the
most agreea5le proof of their appreciation. s.
eommAtiRg 70 her csre thel edaeation 81 thair
-, sSuehiefs and Wsrds Wfh an INCREASING
Iiefling Of the weighty responsibility Of this sa-
N 1ea charge oi training the youthful mind, or
Expanding iss powsfs. waiehjng is dexelen-
mkn1. and cuitiyaiihg the bdsrt. MIND ana mani
nefs o. her pupils. she cab: urdsting only 10
piViae assistance, D pledge srsgIf ia increasiny
faithful sxs riions IN ths ardaous Sui delightful
employment
4 TERMsPER SESsloNoF 8 MoNTHs:
Beard $40, I Wqslnq Included. j SIS
Tuition III aHthe Eag{ish Branches. 10
French, n order d enlarge he French
/. Class, no ertrd rApfge ,eiN be made
for that language daring. tie ensuing
session, =
Muse, fby M. zGet,t-,J pet quar-
. ger, / IA 80
Use Of Piano, 3 80
Dtateing and Painting, .Ms7-otinting
Vat Work in Ffait, Floipers, and
r 9heA Work, each, 5 90
1 ns-,No' deductions msdszfor absence. ualess
on account Of protrarted sickness.
1 1Chariestown. sept r ,H4a N
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THE RRIDEs cHtssr.

III IBss.
''fAngel descerde5/frof Heaven 10 visit he
Earth, is she retgJ6ed ID her divine abode or
was her life but 4 dreami1f r. MOORE.
Itwas feast day at the castle Of. Kahn
fines, feDdal manor which then contained
the best}par Of the Nalois nobility ali
the nob1emen and ladies' Of high line aEe
we're assembled 10 Be present at the we'd /
ding Of 40 ill1strious lord, He was H.
bout 70 unite himself lolhs beautiful Gle.
mencetde Crespy, and the population Of
the surrounding villages were celebrating
that great event by their songs and PLAYS
Clemsnce was lively and gay to mad
ness, yet she knew how 10 make one III.
give her levity and viFacity by her kind
ness, her mildness ana her benevolence
How often bad she carried under The
lhalched roof her welcome donationsl-+
How>mahy families said thar their tears
were drled+up BY the hand Iof Clemence.
and their fortunes relievedl by her unex5
Pecled assistance So the good wishes
.of this grateful population, their shouts
Of love and respect we're no, wanting ID,
Tbs accession for the yOqng helIess Of the
Count De Crespy. +
Make room make room r., shouted i
dozen feiainers, 'lel the pate Of the cas-
tle be opened" There . heavy car,
rage advancing. drawn nv three horses.
The bride { presents il III brin cling 10 The
castle o. Xalniines How the magma
lion Of The assistants ID excited how
many calculations are made upon The
value Of these presents. but more particd-
llaFly upon those contained in large oak
chest upon which is The coat Of arms of
the house Of De Crespy! Two men ate
hardly able TO lift II. From the cafe
which they take Of il. il must contain tbe
Jewels, t1e precious dresses, all The rich
treasures Of Clsmence's toilette. They
are soon TO come ou,ofit. for the ceremo-
ny i progressing. The priest is already
waiting for the ,beNoihed ones 10 TAX.
cbapeliof the easileH The walls Of which
are ornamentsd with earlanA Of flowers
The chest had been carried to Glenn
ence's apartment. and The lire women
who were dressing her, admired all The
riches spread before item.
lne cnaPei wat already fuli of those
who we're invited, and al ewes were
watching for the heirass bride.
.'oui upon Thee. oldchss,!r exclaimed
Gle neDee 10 tone oil perlishness which.
made her mother smile. "Oat upon thee
much lime t6nu hasl n ade NE lose. -
AZ length her. maids hayiog given The
last touch 70 her toilet, she vent accom-
panied BY her moiherto join The lord Of
Aainiines, who rss beginning 10 feel On
easy q 50 long delay. iii was that old
chest said she which has kept me So
long away. oh hi
there we're 50 many 6ne things ii itr'-
The Baron, seeing CIemence so richly
dressed, did not make her wait for his par.
don. N
The ceremony So long delayed had ii
last taken PIaee, the chapel vss again
deserted, and there rem aimed 10 ihe cas-
lie but The nearest reidiives oftbe welded
pair. The villagers had returned to their
cottages; the nobility had taken The
roads leading totheir castles. Sill The
hour was not Jet come when the Baron
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'nsnooihed his ulinkled front" and Ii
~ allie shock hath passed away; All
I, "a gain, peace SMILES. serenely, you trac
'm Ger slepsin The path Of srdudus duty.
Rla She leaves The scenes of her eariy nf
PfLshe bath lrampssd upon The world al
AS vain alluremsDis-ibe breath or adnia
\ Jon and The smile or lovers pass hy her
lkes the idle wind. which she heedeth not
d Tor She hsth resolved in The depth OF 81
5 tearlto abandop The pleasures Of life AK
Z 70 Wsste her 6fsuty and her youlhiue Cd
tIsrgies ia the seseTest avocstions OF char
! Iy- The gray.haifsd fa'her had blest hi.
laughter, ana fbe mother had cIasped
) her for the last iime, il may Be-. u
her thIobbing Bosom. and pressed upon
: her lips the pairing Kiss. Turning her
meek and glowing face 10 heaven. she
consumIna'es be seIf sacrifice: and teal.
,1ng herself 20 trpm The boine Of her
itesss:dilood. e+Eauarks upon sea 81 troubles.
Of trials. and Of manifold suffering.
And now. the umid orphan meets her
on The way. with fearful eve and JOYOUS
heart; for sore is its bereavement ana
Welcome is ihe new protector: and
finding that il young affections re "a.
turned. and that now IL hath a resting
place, lisps, once more, under sweet de-.
fusion the name Of MoibeTt With ma,
ternal solicitude, il u instructed ia virtue
! and all usefulness and ihns prepared lor
The various departments or social life.
Bit see her softly moving Though the
hospital where disease and human
@retchedness mock he vain boasts Or
poor mortality There, % his lowh
couch, lies the sad victim OF insanity
his eye With 6erceness rolls, aud his nut.
ierlng lips would taio utter the wild ian.
tastes Of his dis ordered brain--a mia
look, . gentle word j Kindness rom the
heari--and The Imapiacis silbguee BY The
powerful The Christian woman.
See the Withefed seubance " hu.
man being phantom like. it. looks forth
with ghasllg Stare, from lhe bed Of sick.
ness Night hath succeeded day. and
day night; sill, ever fsithtul4o her COST
The devoted nurse islthere 10 catch the
last wish Of the expiring sufferer. And
now, she hath inha.ad the subtle poison
ii courses her veins with electrical
speed-the rose fades from her cheek
me brightness Of herieye is dimmed BY
NE gathering film Of death; aud 10 ia
ne midst Of her slabors, she is called a.
way, a Martyr 70 Charity, Obi what
tongue can otter the eulegium Of such
devotion Woman, woman, great is Thy
destiny truly hast thou been embodied
BY the divine power of Religion And /
when contemplating the immessurab.e
good achieved for humanity by thy efH
forts, we are forced 70 exciaim, with
Cheaufaubrapd. Such deeds are hey
the praises Of men: We meet them With
the silent fear If sdnIraUha = 49,
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III ~ 49,

| "A .NysteridKs Diseore,y on Sabls Tslana!-Th
Halifax papers publish he following: f@@ #
Singular Discovery The following
facts have been made known to usl by a
gentleman Of This city, who had inidrma-
ton Fom the best authority. viz ;lCap-
tain Darby senior governor as be IL call
ed) Of Sable Island. For The las, INV en-
ty;fve OF thirty years, there has been a
flarge mohpd or pyramid Of sand about
one. hundred feet high, on The Island, and
mot very far from the residence oil Cap
stain Darby. The winds. for some wears
have been gradually diminishing lis height
and alter severe blow someffe~ weeks
Sinoe, il was completely blown away !;
and singular, 10 say, a numb Der or small
houses bull OH the timbers and plank Of
vessel v ere quite visible On exaInina-
fosi they were found3to contain number
Ut ARTICLES Of furniture and stores, put up
fn boxes, which were marked "43d RpgiH
Emsnt,;" The boxes Or cases were perfectly
rotten, and would moi admit or their be-
ing removed. A brass dog collar was,
however, DISCOVERED bY Captain Darby,
with the came 81 Major Elliot, 43d Re-
giment'' on il, and which Capt Darby
brought 70 the city, and presented III Ma
jor Tryon, who belongs 10 the Add Regi
mem Herald Of Monday.
Captain Darby has endorsed this extrscrdina-
~ apaoQncefnenl Addressing the editor Of the
Herald On Wednesday, be says: III
f'The houses. are appearing at the base
of a bill about two miles long, and 60 Of
10 fee. high, lying parallel wilh.the south
coast Of The Island; The eastern end. Of
which bill is about~55 feet high, covered
with grass and other vegetation, about IS
feel below the surface, and % above the
level Of The sea; these houses appear as
this sands wear away With the action Oh
lhe winds. There appeared at times, nu-
merons bullets of lead; great number
Tof military shoes, parts 81 bsles Of blank.
cts, and ciolhs. brass points Of sword scsb-
bards; beeswax. small convex glass 90
bath sides, copper halfpenny Of George
fII. dated l740. some military brass buck
les great number Of brass paper pins. d
very small dogs brass collar with Major
Elliot. 43d Regiment, engraved On il; nu-
mere1s bpnes. some whole and some bro
ken, with 'iae scalp Of hair and head-dress
Of young female, piece Of gold band.
There sFs three buildings, which seem 10
have beea constructed Of the fragments of
some ship; they are situated about 10
feet apart ID triangular form. aAd are 10
.or IL feel square
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fHE dates THIS ms. ttution viii be Re-
. % MONDAY the 50 on SEPTEN
rith rensNed zeal and tos sasnes. bsss.
Fsst success and he apbroDstioa ~ /,
esmmusi.s.
EAAs. PER SESSION ot FIVE Mos
ha :. gH re Braffhes ef he Eng
FrencA i,
Music per quarter (.lfi, noerf- 4.
use Of Piano Der ssssioL,
Painting and Drd,ri,,g II
Stationery
Fnel
lopaIatAg 2 udshing PER session II
81. g noPed thss he .PhPils will b
Sept. j ls42
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A and bride might retire, and tbexl 49,, 81
H liged BY The laws Of civ,li,y rs uav soro.
atientlanto their guests.
| = re ram which was falling prsclodee
lpEoEnena5ing ia The nark and to]rel;es Z,
LIS msn.oseay Of the evening Clsmenct
4 PspppFeo ~ her young friends plat
Ill n,ch. was 81 have more charms tar lherB
/ lhan cards +; such sports were pIeasia, II
per lively di4posilioq; thes ealled basl Il
ner The happy days df her infancy :
hide snd seek" echoed all the ya,es !
ones who were beginnipele 6ud I'LL event
fEng tather dull, and iii III them rnehea
py diffRFent waysio 6ndin the nnmer!
pus apartments OF The lcaslle, obscure &.
Treats where they could escape lie search
pf the Baron be Xainiines whom rbanra
bad appointed 10 seek Ifot them. Ciem-
eace was DOT THE last % 81 gene, and she
DISAPPEARED up the castle s:air. III
4 i Cienenrek3 CieMence ~ shoases Nh
relations and Tetainers, came wildly from
fhe different parts Of The castle. and lfshts
were hnfrsiDg 10 and 10 through iii The
pndeFwoods q the park. Il was painIto
re the lord Of Xaintines- What was Be-
GONE Of Clerfence, Where she could
PAYS. concealed herself no one could
imagine
rainlE was The description or Tie ,Ba.
Foness sent into sllthe surrounding villa.
ges, and all researches we're unavaiEineItoH
discover hsfI The grief Of the Baron
vas hopeless. and unable 10 bear the \
slghtFof a place which INCREASINGLY rel
minded him o. his loss, he Abandoned the \
castle With all shis retaners, and leff as5
atthe hour Of tbe wedding all tbe wealth
itE contained. For many DAYS il VIII
feared thai the Baron would become IA. 4
sane. YET be kept AiS4aealties and cBn 4 IN \
oed 70 '4bswaii The loss Sof. bis dear Gle
mence. "A KIM
Yielding TO The entreaties 1his blends
be consented after The lspselof month ID
revisit the castle, The 1fst Thing which
caught his eye in The. 4paFtment5 III Gle
mence was fhe chest which contained
her magnificent tHusseau, and portions
q female appsreH lay scattered around. ~
lhe sight nearly broke bis heart. bul has,
terlng bis feelings he bent himself 10.
wards the chest 10 open il with a trem-
bling hs8R .F lHs
Noyi there was spring 10 the chest
shutting n at the exterior !; be pressed his
fassrs upon il and raising The I'D, what
dfd be behold The corpse of#hls iost
Caehence, dressed, ornamented. as on
her wedding day He stepped back,
struck with horror: then, througha con
vpfsive movement, sprang ferwarditolhe
chest and Tell expiring upon the corpse 81
hrs wife,! Wien his servants came into
tie room, be had ceased 10 exist.
fltwas supposed the unfortunate Gle
mence bad concealed herself 10 the chest,
aud ihes he lid hsdfsIien over her. she
had Pergshed, unable TO make her cries
heard The springs had resisted the efforts
q her strength. 10 list chest we're con
hned the Baron and bis bride, and thew
were buried in their wedding garments,
lnder tree which was yet to IS seen il
heIchhtchy ard Of CresPy 10 l7S9.
the Baron de Xaintines was ex
ingaished an illusirious family, the gTo. /
iaus titles Of which dated from lie Sc /
:ond crusade againstthe InideIs. /
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\. ~ "a JUtI-N. TIE
! Washington. Aaenst 30, 1919.
PRocEEDINes oN the PROTEST.

The reading of the Presidents messages
having been concluded
Mr.. Bots obtained The floor butyield-
ed il at the requested
Mr. Adams. who asked ii but for
minutsor two. He said there seemed TO
BE- an expectation on The part oil some
gentlemen that he should propose to tho
House some measure suitable 10 be adopt
ed on The present occasion. Mi. a..
knew Of no reason Tor such an expecta4
ton but The fact That he had been tbs
mover Of The resolution dor the appoint
ment Of the committee which had made
the report referred - |1l'|| "a assage. had
been appointed y abairman
81 the Committee, "a = re port.
against which tic President Of lhe~United
States had semitic HE House such d null
titude of Protests, was written byahifi.--
so far as il Had been so written MI. a.
held himself responsible 10 The Heuse, toS
the country, 70 HE wosIa ! and posterItyi
and, 80 far as he was the author of the
report. be held hifaself1esponsible 10 the
PRESIDENT also, The President should hear
fran hims elsewhefe than hero Oh that
subject. ESdme laughter, and eries, Of
Hear that will he fight him a9
NINA. went ON 10 sly, that ii was be.
cause tie report had bden adopted III the
House, and not bseause.it had been writ.
.,en by him, that The President had sent
suchra buadle OF pro:fsts, and therefore
Mr. fell nbnecessitf or obligation OPP
On hInself TO pkopose What measures The
House ought 40 adopt for he vlndTcaiion
Of i,s own dignity and honor; ard per-
haps, from Considerations Of delicacy, bs
was indeed The very last man I'D The
House who should propose any measure
snder the circumstance.
MT. Bolts now resumed The floor
But fertile remarks whichNhad Just fallen
from the gentleman from Massachusetts,
be should bold that he owed au apology
to the House and ID The country for being
The FIRST 10 move On this occasion. Az
the Oldest member Of the House, the
most experienced, and the wisestA apart.
from The othef circumstances Or tho case II
the venerable gentleman from Massaehu-
sets vas certainly The most 6t membefdo
poln. out the course which it.bscame the
House to pursue, Id order 10 sindicate il
homer thus assalled !. and Mr.. p. wished
70 state that pndes. this impression he had
personally indicated 70 that gentleman
Propriety Of such movement on bis
part, boa be !, had ri Il from mo-
sell just alluded. f4d II
As member Of the select committee
which had made the report. as . member
ofthe Hou5efIand as the Representatives
Of portion Of lhe free People of4bis coun-
Try. he fell called apon to vindfcats tbs
honor and Independence which belonged
10 The Representatives, Of The Amegicau
People.
II % understood the message which
bad bssn read at The slsrk's table, il d..
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HIS IT 90 X OF

lEll 18 ~ ElUBlE 4
Will ! FOUND As usyAL TO coSslsr Of
BEDSTE.4DS, ]
TNOfeS. Of epsry EXCEPTION,
ladies Dressing BGRE.4US,
Hofk Stands, Secretaries,
Mahogany Cherry dnd lVdinut Bureaus,
All Al a. reduced prices ADy person purchasing
hllosd salReehi for theSFarature WaEoa. can
faFe 4 delivered attheif residence, insured 10
Pc r. good order. and fre5%of charge, if the dis
lance is not over one da1ss drive
4fN# ESAAUEL SHOOK,
j n 3. All kines OF Protuces and Lumber ia
hen N exchange for Fur1iinfe.
! An Apprentice wanted 10 learn The Ca
hinet-rasklng Business-A BOY Of STEADY habits
reu3d De preferrep. S. SHOOK
shop on The Main STREET, qne door North Of
Hsnrs Smiths Aetel
Smiihfield Aug 4 1890 LET 81
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GeorgetoSn Advocate saw itafths
repairing the Whole aitheS damage
= ING lrssapeaSe antfQhloN Canal.
'sse lrsshei, vii not exceed eight
u nesia1s, Inc cost Of Ppt.sng
e. |. 70 nafigaole otceF will be Sseui
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NORa9S9o

Il n assignment having been made 10 the IN.
a dersiged by Jacob Shriver, of Bolivar, for
ne benefit Ct his creditors hereby notify AZ
persons indebted 10 the said Shrirer that SET
psment Of debts due him must be made with
- little DELAY as possible
ISAAC FoUKE,
Aug Is, ls42.--3t Trustee.
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N0TICE.

MIR. JOHN LITTLE has placed 10 my
1Yl hands IS Trustee, for Fhe use Of C.
Kawnsisf and others. eli The bonds. notes, and
accounts due him. Those indebted will see al
once the propriely IS veil Is the expediency OF
calling % me and settling the same. An claims
remaining unsettled on The 18th day Of next
month, fSeptsnbsr.l will positively be placed
ID ne hands OF officers for collection.
JOHN r. SMITH, Trustee.
/. sSniih6sId, Aug. IS, 1si2.-lt
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Scene IN . Debating Society. President
We will take the ayes and noes Oh the
previous question. Member-A word Or
Two, Mr. President. Friends, Rom an J.
Countrymsn lend me your edrs. /; Presi-
dent Ordsg. sir; We wilItake he eyes
and noss 6Ssll
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SCHOOL WANTED

IA GssT s.a.s.. s. Il E E sr ss Q.
y a. also the Latin, French and 6ermaR Lam
tuAgei, - desirous OF obtaining a School He
rouid prsfer receiving al certain monthly or
qaafieriy salary, which should be reasons bic, !.
and then permit any umber or scholars. no,
sAesediss thirtJ to attend. A School in The
country would pc preferred, APply At
sept l, 1872 THIS OFFICE.