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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-29
English and American RAIN
ROBERT WILLIAMS.

ROBERT WILLIAMS.
XNTOULD inform his customers, and the
w public in general,th he has received
the latest fashions from New-York, and is
prepared to do all kinds of work in the 3
TAILORING Line of Business. ta
Two doors South the Mansion House. IN,
Litchfield, June %. 1912. TIA
DIAPER HANGINGS.--A great variety Of
II patterns and prices at the
AZ CASH e. VARIETY SToRE
G1ARPETING.--Several pieces Of Carpetrg g
u Oil Cloth Ae|l'f > a ~. = : '''.Tg
Casa & Var ETY. sroRE, South st.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-29
M GNU M T. N T s.

lMtO-tV--AO lM IL IN j. -
PHE SUBSCRIBER has lust received in
II addition to his former STOCK ABOUT TuUU-
the of AMERICANand ITALIAN MAR
BLE-for MONUMENTS and GRAVE
STONES.--which he offers for sale at a
LESS PRICE than can be purchased many
other part of the State Of the same QUAIL
TY and WORKMANSHIP .t's@
A Larger and better assortment of DO
YER MARBLE, now on band than can be
found at any other place in the state. :
Ready AHade Monuments
of the newest and most fashionable styles of
architecture wrought by finished workmen,
constantly on hand and will be sold CHEAP
FOR CASH. .bavE aa ~a7 ssiA7aAt>A
Chimney-Pleces, Switchboard, stand, Beau.
reau, and Table-tops of Egyptian 10
F Italian or IRISH Marbie--.furnish- Il
II ia ed to order and at short notice. G aaaI'i
Persons in want of any of the above arti.
Giles are respectfully requested to call and
examine his styles of workmanship before
purchasing elsewhere. 'i1'rf VI ','a'. Y. /
: -.' JAMES G. PATTERSON.
Litchfeld, March 1874. 81" 's'. """
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-29
FOR SALE.

1.-TWO valuable LOTS OF LAND, lying
Il in the town of Litchfield, about one
mile south of the Court House, containing
about twenty acres. Apply to sA
atsl "a ga.s .is IJsaf ING GORGE MERCHANT.
vysSouth Farms, Jan. Oath, 1915. 36tf
LITCHFIELD MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ryr>HnANV
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-29
HARNESS NEA1KTNG, &c.

will keep on hand, or manufactured order,
% Harnesses of all Kinds, ~
Saddles. Brides, III NGIIalxs, &c.
HE invites those who want work in hisline
to give him call as hethas no doubt he can
satisfy them both as to quality and prices. ,
az s6os, noce ces'
lofProducetalren in DayasefzA. ~ u.
80 FREnERf(.K sS%C6eesfyIS n n VIM
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-05-29

No. ] and 2 Lords Building, up stairs
Ltchfield, Nov. i, 1874. "a
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-16
II. N. HIeaINs, Sec'y.

TEMPERANCE GOVERNORS. Cover.
nor S'ade' COMMUNICATION copied from
the Vermonter, speaks for ITSELF and no
one who reads it, will doub, which side be-
is on. Gov. Barley of Ohio, say The pa.
pers from that State, presided at recent
temperance convention, held al Columbus.
and the people there seem 10 be waking
10 the subject. Gov. Briggs of Masss,
ehuse'l lS strong temperance man.
When these three governors shall take ar
strong ground against supporting slave
holders'as they now do against supper ing
rumSeIers, they will be consistent abo-
Illoniss.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-16
VOICE Or FREEDOM.
BrSndon' Thursday. January 1s, 1915
AGENTS WANTED.

~ The publisher wishes 10 employ
ZEN or fifteen Agents during the coming
T!oter at claiming subscribers for this ma.
per. Those wishing to go on short
or long Tip. as above, must furnish good
Testimonials Of their being trustworthy
unless am acquainted with hem. and on
my receiving socb application, free Of
postage, l will insert The name Of the an.
pIlca0t az an agen! In the mean time.
the present subscribers may save a little
by Obtaining new subscribers, and forward.
Ing the money, IN my recent terms.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-16
From the Christian Citizen.
DUDLEY, Dec. lS. |

DUDLEY, Dec. 10, 1914.
Mr. Editor: In he brief account ofthe
recent Peace Convention at Worcester,
given in the last number OF the Cirz1n,
perceive mis- Statement, which should be
corrected. The prayer OF which spoke,
was offered not "eloqnentty to soldiers en-.
camped inDedham;" but at a general mus.
ter ofmilAa. The complaint of parish
Toner, whose voice was so loud for war,
was not in Vermont; but Dedham. Iu-
deed, | never was pastor OF a church in
Vermont. My pastoral ot1ice in
the first church in Dedham, continued
from 1903, to 1918, when became
connected with Middlebury College,
in which connection | continued
twenty Que years; and upon my resigna.
lion OF my office in that Institution, l re.
turned to this, my native State.
This brief statement OF facts and dates
may be sufficeut to correct The mis- stale
ment. But while am wiring, permit
me 10 add, that my voice is still for
peace"-The reading of the Solemn
Reasons &c, written by the great A.
posIe OF Peace in America, nearly forty
years ago. convinced me, that men, even
christian men, had been infatuated, on the
subject of War. This conviction | have
never lost; nor during my connection
with COLLEGE, as an instructor of youth,
did | cease to be minister oilhe "Prnce
Of Peace" But, as often as the subject
Of "peace and war" came before the Sem
ior class-in the study of Paley and Vat
tel, the cause of humanity and the predict
ed reign OF peace was uniformly advoca>
ted. With what efficiency and success, it
does not become me 10 say. My beloved
pupils, of whom the Secretary OF the A.P,
5. is one, are Witnesses of my humble eff
forts 10 incuIcate the sentiments of univer.
sal peace. That these sentiments may
continue to spread, till they subdue the
war-spirit IN our beloved country and
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-16
SNAKE We. FROG.

The following, in substance, was reIas.
ed to US by an aged friend, who with sew,
eral Others witnessed the operation, aud
will vouch for the truth of the statement.
1t seems that snake of The striped order.
IN searching for something to satisfy the
Keen demands of Appetite at last fell in
with green Frog of porly dimensions.
30 placing himself in fascinating atti-
'ude, Thought 10 put him in his CROP"
But as the poet says, "disappontmen.
turks in every prize, so his snakeship
found it. For while congratulating him
self upon the hearty meal before him, no
found that he was "reckonng without his
host" His Frogship placing himself on
the defensive, watched the movements Of
his'combalant, when suddenly, and to the
utter discontinue ofhis Snakeship, pounc.
ed upon and Selling him by the head,
commenced Swallowing him-tirs, the
head, then the body, and finally the tail
disappe down the throat of the FROG.
leaving not "a wreck behind" The
Frog, evidently pleased with his success.
scratched his head and placing his thumb
on his nose, as much as to say, You
cant come 'T' slowly hoped away,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-16

HE CHRISTIAN POLITICIAN. This
paper, published at Cincinnati, Ohio, an
peared this (Monday) morning. Being
on The point of leaving for the other side
OF The Mountain, | have not time to gjvs
II pefusa but. from what have koown
of the editor, think no Que need dou5,
that it will tell agains, slavery. MilIiam
H. Brisbane. editor aud proprietoe-J. L.
6a'cheller, assistant editor.
Doctor Brisbane has been Shareholder
understands the Gerry peculiar instu.
'on.'and has made sufficient sacri6ce Of
so called property 10 satisfy any one, that
he is at heart what he PROCESSES 10 be, an
abOlIIlonist. May success attend bis ef.
forts.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-16

Sir:-Your paper of to day contains,
l observe, a labored attack on me evi
IDENTITY written by the'free license can
ddate for commissioner in your city
for having recent y addressed the people
on the subject Of temperance my visit
to Vergennes, for that purpose, being es-
pecially alluded to. The writer affects
to regard it as quite beneath the'dlgnity'
of Governor, Captain General and
Commander in Chief to speak to the
people. deem it proper to make this
attack the occasion Of defining my posi-
ton, and explaining my motives, in con.
nexion with the matter referred to.
| have, in few instances, yielded to
solicitations to address the people on the
subject oftemperance, because it involves
in connection with their present author.
lied action, as well in all its aspects and
bearings one ofthe most important ques-
tons that has agitated, or ever can All
tate this community. I he traffic in in
toxicating liquors, has been, and is, one
of the most prolific sources of vice crime
misery and ruin,in existence. For fifteen
years have lent my humble aid in the
effort to roll back lis desoating tide. |
have seen its terrible ELECTS upon the
bodies, the inteIlects,the consciences, the
hearts, the happiness, the hopes of men.
My heart has bed atthe sight ofthe once
happy homes made desolate land the once
cheerful and buoyant hearts crushed by
it, in the agony of despair. Our poor
houses, our jails, the records Of our GRIM
NAL jurisprudence, of our State Prison g.
our Insane Asylum, all bear witness to
its ravages upon the bodies, estates minds
and hearts Of men, And while all these
"My visit to Vergennes was upon an invitation
ninneh hV nnnr fntiv EallnNY cilZenh lhnln of
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-16
VOICE OFF FREED DOM.

the letter of Mr.. Hoar, being transmitted
in the original, respectfully request that
they, together with this message, may be
communicated by the honorable House TO
the other branch OF the Legislature.
GEO. N BRIGGs.
Council Chamber, 9Th January, l945.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-16

"VERMoNT AUTOGRAPH AND RI.
MARKER" A copy ofhis little sheet wss
received atthis Office last fall, and thro'
carelessness on my part. copy of the
Voice was not forwarded to the publisher
at Huntington, as it should have been. II
Friend Johns will pardon this neglect, |
VIII endeavor to be more prompt in ex-
changing next time.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-16

IL EXCHANGE PAPERS. The R,an
"e00To PhGnix and Temperance Stand
ard do mol arrive regularly. Wha. is
Inc reasonY Other papers published a:
BraI'Ieboro, and Philadelphia arrive reg.
ularly, aud am inclined 10 think the pub
IlSheFs OF these papers omit sending part
What say, can't you afford to send ma as
many papers as do you2
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-16
NOTICE..

The AonnaI Meeting Of the Brandon
An'Isavery Society will be held q. the
Town Hal, on Monday the 2Oth day OF
Jo"uary, inst, at 6 o'clock, p. NJ. A
full attendance is expected.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-16
V o l.. VI. NO. so

through The world, md produce unv.r.
sal peace and good will amoug men. is
The most ardent desire, and shall be III.
d1ny prayer of your irleud and fellow
'nboIer IN lbe cause,
JOSHUA BATEa.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-16

Letter to the Children ia the Sabbath
School of the Rev. DIR Dutfield, Detroit,
NIfchi0an.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-16

"My visit to Vergennes was upon an invitation
signed by near forty OF my follow citizens there of
all parties.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-28
Tv,e '.Sugar COated T'ills.o
Remard of Merit Certyfcate Of our h'renfiom.
New YoRK, June 10th, 1874,

Reward Of Merit Certificate Of our Mrenf;on.
New YoRK, June 10th, 1874,
VINE, the undersigned, never saw or heard o.
w Sugar Coated Pills until DR.. G. BENZ l.
min Smith Manufactured and cxh hed them to US
about yeai since.
ISRAEL R,NnoLpn, ". D., Sc Liberty st.
RusuroN IL Co, no Broadway and
10 As,oi House.
HouAcE EvERErT, Dugeist, sc Huds, n ST.
JomN CAsTWEr, ~ Hudson st.
Lest some few may be d, ce.ved by ignorant
quacks, we pu loh the foll'Wng; and none but
unpincipled dealers vii c,un,enance any mitl.
ton of this inv lu ,hle medicine
PATsNT OFFICE.
Received this l7th day Of June. 1874, from DR.
q. BENJAMIN Smith, the fee OF $50, pay able IN his
application for IaIent for a PHI "C"alcd with
Sug,r" II. l., Ellsworth,
Cumm ,soner OF Patents
As these Pills are prepared hy an educated ply
sician they have an advantage over o'her pIepaTa-
,lons so much adre ',iscd, and sufficiently d-
iingu snei from all others Ivy their virtues, aside
from their peculiar pleasantnrss.
1T CAUlION.-As a miserable imitation he's
been made, ty tie name Of "Sugar Coated Pills,
il is Necessary 10 b. sure that Du. G Benz SMITHS
signature is on every box. Price 25 cents.
Principal Office, l19 Greenwich st NV York
Sold 10y JOHN ". FRILING SunGuy.
VIM. FORSfTnE, Nrfhumh
Sunhurv Janc 2 =, lSi5.
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LIST OF JURORS
Grand Jurors,

OF Northumberland County, for Angus, Term,
~ A. ID. ls45.
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Notice 10 Creditors,

THE Orphans Court of Northumberland coun-
l. ty, having appointed the subscriber Auditor,
10 distribute the balance in the hands Of Elisha
Kline and John Shire. Executors of Philip Straw,
late of Augusta township in said county, deed to
and among the creditors and others entitled to
ceve out of said balance, tie said Aud tor here.
Sy ei'es no ice, that he will attend on Saturday,
the 9th day of July next, at the house of Charles
Weaver, in Sunbury, at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ. of said
day. for making said distribution, when and where
all persons inien are requested present their
respective claims: PETER LAZARUS.
Sunlury, June 2Sth. lS45.-it Auditor.
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TERMS REDUCED.
S2ElDaErE-1
DAG UERRI ~ GALLERY Of Patent Prcmi-
um CoLred Hkenesses. and photographic
DepOf -:

DHb CERff Nv tHBLEf OF Iuftnf fTCml-
um COlOred Hhenesses. and Photographic
Depot;
No. 1876 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.
NJ. PSI Broadway, New York; No. IS Court
Stuet, Boston No. 1876 Chesnut Street. Phia.
delph'a Baltimore street, Baltimore Brold-
I way. Saratoga SPY ngs : M. 56 Canal Street.
New-Orleans Main Street Newport, r. l. And
Main Street, Du Buque, Iowa.
CONSTITUTING the Oldest and most Ex'on-
" sive Es,ahli hment Of the kind in the " oil l.
and containing more than a THOUSAND POR.
TRAITS. emf racing those "f some Of the most
distinguished individuals, in the United States.
Admit ance free.
'rh, E,,abl,hmrn having been awarded the
Nedoi Four First Premiums. nni hcD IN ghest
H,n0rS" at the Exhibitions at Boston, New. York
and phade hia, respectively, for hest Pictures and
Apparatus, is thus officially sustained in the posi-.
,ion of superiority heretofore universally assigned ii
by the pub ic, as First in the World"
June 2Sth iSi5
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-28
Notice

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the heirs and legal
~ representatives of Henry Antes, dec, ased that
hy virtue nf writ of Pa tliion issued out of the
Orphans CoHrl of Northumberland county, 10 me
directed inquest will he held al the late residence
OF said deceased, in the borough Of Northumber.
land. Northumberland county, on Friday the lsh
day of July next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the pur-
pose OF making partition Of or to value and ap-
praise the real estate Of said deceased, at which
time and place you may atend if YOU think rtoper.
FELIX MAuRBR, Sheriff
Sheriff Office,
Sunbury, May 81, ls45. s ct
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-wI IGDCW~E GEE

rs hereby given, that have purchased at Con-
i stable sale, as the Properly of Joseph Davis, Of
Point township, IT. following rrorery, WednCs.
day, June 18Th, .S45: hogs, S small pigs, =
cows | calf, | ult, sheer, = sets harness, |
stove, l'mau,e clock, iureau, fax in the ground
more or hss, the undivided h Ii of corn in the
ground more OF less one half OF acres of oats in
the ground more or less. All of which have loan.
I'd to said Davis, during my pleasure, of which he
,uhlic will take uolicc. WIN. II. NAPLES.
lime 2S,h lSl5- At
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Northumberland County, ~.

In he Orphans Court IF said County at AprH
Tenn 4. d. lSf5.
HAN motion of II. Is. Mass,r, Esq. The court
y grant a rule ON the heIs aud legal repr,sen-
'aves of John Bucher Senr., late Of the borough Of
Suntury. Decd, leavirg issue seven children, To
wit: John Bucher, Jr, Ca hArlne. ma red TO Owen
II. Roberts, Ma glret, murIrd to WIN Fisher, Ma
" Bucher, Julla Ann Buoher, Deborah. married
10 John MORRISON, and GeoIge Buche, heirs and
distributes of John Bucher, Scnr.. late Of The DO.
rough of Sunhury, "f said county, deed. TO ap-
peal in our next Orphans Court To be held for
SAID county, TO wit, on he 4th day of August A.
ID. 1915, and accelt ot refuse the estate of the
SAID John Bucher, Senr, deed or show cause
why the same should not be sod.
Certified from the records If our said Orphans
Court, at Sunhury, This 22d day of May A. ID.
1914. EDN ARD OYSTER. elk. q. &.
Sunbury, May 3l,t, ls45.-6t
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l D No''h",''"e'''h" ~O'y' wv ''"S"'' 'e''"'
" A. ID. lsi5.
Grand Jurors.
Turbui.-Abraham Kssncer.
Deia,ca,e.-Wm McWilliams, Christian Gosh
snr, John N. Oyster. George Mas'eller.
Le,cis Andrew Kershncr, jr.
.,FHon.-Leonard Beidelmnn. Jonathan Adam
ChiHsqun2uc. John McWlllians, James +
Murray. George w. Fries. BENJAMIN Troxcl.
Point.-Daniel Pursel.
Nm1humJeriand- -George Apsey.
Sunbury Samuel Goblin, Benjamin Robins
George Young.
augusta -Na,hanir Ly,le, James Campbell.
Moniohin. John Gass.
Timer Mah0no, Gideon Shade.
Lo,cer Mah0noy.---Chris,ian Albert Peter Reilz
Jackson.-George Deppin.
Traverse yurOrs.
Turbm George Kuz.
Deia,care --Ioseph Rynearson, James Evcr
G gorge G.. Mckee.
Le,cis.-Mninr Sweeney.
Mhon.--Gcorce Kohlcr John Frick JefT, rson
I.anders, Lewis L. Evans, James Miller, John
CLARK.
Chilfsquaque Hugh Mclaughlin. Levi
Kaupp. Alien Shoemaker, Fleming Nes,it.
Point.-Wm Lemon.
Northumberland William Wenck.
Sunbury.-Msk ScuEham.
augusta Charles Eckman, Samuel Shipc,
John Cooper, Jacob Hoover. George Keefcr. Peter
Reitz, John ktemer, OF BeIks, Simon Snyder, Jas.
Ross.
Scandinavian K,seman John DunkletcrGer.
Rush.-W llialn Clark, William Nns'ine, Wi.
liam Mellcr, j., Frcj'r ok Weaver, john Camrhcl
Coai.--I, rcminh Zimmerman.
lpper Nah0aoy-Michael Rei'z
Loirer MnhOnoy-Sniomnn Bichman. George
Enrich snr Michael Enrich John Tchupp.
Line Nnhou5Y. john Pii,r, William Rakcr.
Jackson.-Peer klock. George Hrtner. lnnas
Bohner, Solomon Dresslci, Michael Wolf. John
Wentzel.
Petit .gsgrOrs.
Turbt.-John NJ. iIousrl, Enoch Eshbauch
John l.edv
Ds'Gmare.-J In Nicely. Hrrry Reader, j..
Henry niciIrndcr,rr, William Hood.
LcwiS.-W William Huckman
MHon.-W jllam Srine
ChWsquaque.-Ioscph X inc.
PoiRt--Inhn Paul
NmihUmbcridad-C Conrad W,nck IT,
SunbUy -BenIamin Hendricks Gideon NJ
Iorks, George Zimmerman, Thomas Robins.
augusta. Daniel Zartman, Daniel Zmmei-
man.
.hamokin.--loscph klscman, Solomon Hum.
mel, Casper Adams, Augu,tn- liury. john Dun.
kclhcrg"r, son OF Henry, Philip Keller, Robert
Campbell, ir.
Coal-W ilIirm Gea,har,, Stephen Biitenhen.
der : ,lomon Wary.
Upper MahoHoy.-.George shade, George
Helm John : nick.
Loucr Mohonct.--peter Kocher, George En-
rich, ir., Peter Bi,lrr.
JrckS0R. Jacob Brosjus. Isaac Rci'z
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one other thereof, surveyed on a warrant To Sanu.
el Scott, containing 326 peIches aud all W.
ance, adjoining lands surveyed in the names of
William Hamilton, Thom,s Reese Il Others; one
other thereof surveyed on warran, TO Jacob Bright
containing 1873 acres so pcrches more or less al.
joining lands surveyed IN the names Of Esther
Cramer, Godfrey Waters and other. one other
thereof. surveyed on warrant TO William &. Black
containing i2t acres SO perches and allowance,
adjoining lands surveyed in the names of Kiehl.
Hunter, Martin and others; one o:her thereof, SUI.
veyed in the name Of John Boyer, containing l 10
acres i44 perehes more less, adjoining lands
veyed in the names of John B. Prce, Michael Kroll
and Others one other thereof, surveyed in the
name of Charles Derug, containing 95 aeres 97
perches more or less, adjoining lands surveyed in
the nsmes Of Hunter, Waters, Kiehl and others ;
one other thereof surveyed in the name of Aleran.
der Jordan continuing l2i acres $50 perches more
or less, adjoining lands surveyed in the names OF
Grant, Martin, Share q others; one other there
Of survey ed in the name of George W. Kiehl con
tainlng IL acres l37 psIchss mole or less, adoin-
ing lands surveyed in the names OF Hunter, Black
& others one other thereof, surveyed in the name
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Northumberland County, IS.

The Commonwealth of P.nnsy lvanIa, To Sarah
McGee, Catherine McGee, Nancy Buy, Nancy
Troxel, iniermaIried with jacob TroAeli Gather.
inc Knsley. Cisey McGee aud Manassas Me
Gee heirs and lcgatees of Manus McGee, decd +,
and all other persons interested. GREErIsG.
VOU are hereby cited and commanded to ap-
pear before our Judges of the Orphans Court,
AT Sunbury, the 4'h day of August to show cause
if any you have, why the administrator account OF
Barnard McGee, executor of Manus MeGee, late Of
Chilisquaque township, decd, should not he re-
viewed, reversed and corrected, agreeaby TO an or
der made in said court.
Witness the Honorable Joseph D. Anthony, Esq.
Presiden, of our said court, the 27lh day of May
A. ID. 1915. EDWARD OYSTER,
May 81, isi5.-Gt Ci'k o. G..