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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28
Mlnrrinnre.

In Duxbury, on New Years day, by B. Davis, Esq.
Otis S. Clark and Amy Gillett
In BrattleborO, Joseph Clark and Elizabeth A. Cha
pin.
in Brandon, David Scofeld and Nancy D. True.
In Bari ct, Theodore G, Farrow, Esq, of Peachum
and Phebe F. Stewart.
In Cabot, Nov 81, 1916, Quarters Mobiles, of Hyde.
park, and Cornelia KEENAN,
In Chester, ]. c. Dana and Malinda w. Tngraham
In Sherburn, Lorenzo F Gibson and Mrs. Bctsey
Clark of Brdgwater.
In Barton Philemon Kimball, jr. and Betsey Cook.
In New York city, JAN 3, by Rev, VIM. s. Balch
Mr. VIM Huntoon, formerly OF this village, to Miss
Mary B. Smith, of Providence, R. l.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28
domestic Gompru0.

MAINE.-A down-easter has invented corn-shel-
Ter, that will do the work of several men, 1t is said
to be about "as big as your hat"
MASSACHUSETTS, average Liberty vote
in this state last year was 1916 This year it was
lO,069.
Trre has been acquitted of the crime of arson for
which he has been on trial in Boston.
John @. Adams health has so much improved that
he hopes soon to go to Washington.
The Milwaukee Sentinel states that Amos A. Law
renee of Boston, has offered to give twenty thousand
dollars u foundation for Literary Institution IN the
new State of Wisconsin, provided contribution of
similar amount, in land or money, is raised there.
The house of Rev. Mr.. Packard of Lancaster, was
burgariousy entered on the night of Sunday the 10th
inst. by persons unknown. Fifty dollars reward for
their apprehension, is offered by the town.
1t is remarkable fact, that out of 300 towns but
1863 are represented in the legislature
RHODE ISLAND.-The small pox is prevailing to
some extent in Providence.
A Mr., Jonathan Crossman was murdered in his bed
at Gloucester, last week. A man named Hicks has
confessed the dead. He obtained 5000 by the crime.
CONNECTICUT new steam boat, expressly
for passengers is to be const ucted by the Hartford
and New Haven Rail Road Co., to ply between New
Haven and New York, in about hours
! N. YORK.-A tremendous gale occurred at Troy,
few days since, in which building was blown down
and several persons killed.
An insane pauper, Staten Island, was recently SO
badly frozen from being tied up in an clubhouse thro
severe cold night that both of his feet were ampu-
tated
The food has carried away about 100 feet in the
central part of the old dam No. 2, Oswego canal.
During the last year 1920 passengers arrived al
New York from foreign ports--exceedng by over 3d.
600 the arrivals Of any former year, 1t average
of over 400 a day.
The falls at Rochester were very high and rapid last
week. On Thursday the ice in the river commenced
breaking up when $50 boys were skating upon it,
They all started for the shore, when the ice began
crack, and in five minutes it broke into small pieces
and moved with great rapdiy ards the Falls. Hat
the skaters remained few moments onger the rapic
current would have carried them over the Falls.
PENNSYLVANIA.-Se men were killed b,
the explosion of Locomotive boiler on the Reading
railroad last week.
The Legislature has granted l48 divorces in the las
thirty years, and of this number 40 have been granite
in the last two years.
VIRGINIA Hon. X. NJ. L Hunter has been elect
ed u. S. Senator Tor six years in place Of Mr. Ar
cher.
Hon. John Minor Bolts has been nominated for Con
gress by the Wings of the Richmond district.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28
Arriual of the Packet-Shin Oucb,c.

Arriual Of the Packet-Ship Quebec.
The packe. ship Quebec, Capt Williams, ar
rived a. this port yesterday, bringing two days
later intelligence from Europe. The Quebec
sailed from Portsmouth on the 9th ut
The news is not OF much consequence, except
so far as relates to the Cotton Market,
According to the cotton report of the 9TH ult
that staple in Liverpool had advanced one-eghth
of penny ~Aich is equal to an increase Of tco
millions Of dollars in the Ualuc of the wholt
cotton crop Of this country.
The Monezuma, Niagara and New World
were still at sea; neither had reached Liverpool
The statements IN the Russian papers that
Scnamyl had been beaten by the Russian Gen
erals are contradcted
The Cholera was making dreadful havoc in
Bagdad it was taking northernIy direction.
In the absence of any political news of press
ing interest in the Paris papers of the 9th uIt are
principally occupied by the financial and com.
morcal prospects of the country.
We learn from Berlin, of the Doth of Nov that NJ
Won Kamptz had been commissioned to proceed i'm
medatey to Vienna there to regulate the Commercial
relations of Siesa in reference to the incorporation
era cow.
The AUSTRIAN OBSERVER of the LIST ult declare
that ii is authorized to announce that no secret treat
has ever existed between Prussia Austria and Russia
relative to the Republic of Cracow.
Spain it appears, has gone through al the phases
ministerial crisis in the short space of twenty-fou
hours. NJ. Isturiz and his colleagues have been out
office, the Marquis de Wilma, having had the honor
being called on to form Cabinet has failed, ant
NJ. Isturitz and his colleagues replaced in their fol
mer positions. All this hubbub took place on the ev,
of the 29th of Nov
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28
LEWIS CLARKE,

For more than 20 years Slave in Kentucky, though
white man. and the son of Revolutionary soldier,
will lecture at the following places. The lectures will
be IN the evening, and also in the afternoon if thought
desirable by the friends Two lectures at least should
be given in the same place.
Orange, Sunday g. Monday, Jan. 81, and Feb l.
w. TOpsham, Tues. & Wedn. Feb. g. 3
.. Connth, Thursday & Friday, 4&5
Bradford, Saturday & Sunday, 6&7
CO Let the friends in each town make suitable
arrangements for these meengs-circulate the notices
far and wde-and we assure Them great good will be
the Jesuit
0F9Mr Clarke must be conveyed from town to
town by the friends he has no other means of support
than such donations as may be made him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28
Dfoths.

In East Roxbury, JAM 10, George son of Samuel P
and Adeline Wales, a.
In Thetford. Jan. r. Lucy P, daughter of David
Slack, l years and months.
In Berlin, Dec %, '46, Mrs. Rebecca Emerson, Gs
years and months.
In this town. Cd inst, Mr.. Aaron Griswold, 95-c
revolutionary pensioner and the oldest man in th,
town. Also Aezekiah Davis, Esq, rs.
In Georgia, David J. Danforth, 49, Olive Ballard
Is.
In SALISBURY, James F. Slye, &c.
In Hardwick Ellen Sanborn 8 months and % days
In Monkton Polly Finny, 66.
In Ludlow Nancy Tarbell, A.
In Mt Holly lth inst, Jacob Constantine, II. Al
SO, 18th inst, Widow Proctor 81. On the same day
Elmira Holden, 38.
In Weathersfeld, Julia Ann CAV 49,
In Windsor, Susan Ann Farewell, 26.
In Woodstock Henry Roby, 80.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28
BRIGHTON MARKET.
MONDAY, Jan. Is.
REPORTEp FOR TIE TRAYELLER.l

REPORTED FOR THE TRAvELLER.1
At market, 900 cattle, 100 Stores yokcs working
oxen, 80 COWS and calves 1900 sheep and about $50
swine.
Prices Beef cattle Extra 7,75; first quality, S. So
second quality, 405 5,25 third quality $50 400.
Working oxcn-Sales were noticed at $78, 81, and
Cows and Caycs--Saes noticed at $l7, IS, 20, 81,
&C. %, and IS.
Sheep-Sales of lots at 1888, to ll2, and LOB to
l,25, and 3,42.
Swine.-At wholesale, for sows, l-2c, for burrows
6 l-2c. AT retail, 5 l-2 to 6 l-2c.
In consequence of the limited number of cattle at
market, the above prices were fully sustained.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28
Weekly Business Journal.
PROBATE NOTICES.

Orleans Dist.-Est. E. C. Hovey, Craf(sbury; com.
sit at Orleans House, Craftsbury Feb. and June TO-
Westminster Dst.-Est. E. r. Aiken Grafton com.
sit at late dwelling last Mon Feb. and June.
Hartford Dist.-Est. Mehitablo Thomas, Woodstock;
sale real est Feb 6.
Washington Dist--Est Guy c. Tapn, Montpelier;
com sit at widows Sd days of March and July, at o.
clock, P NJ.
Bradford Dist.-Est, Benjamin Lucas, Corinth; com.
sit at Meetiah Willis, Corinth, 5th of April and 9th of
July.
Randolph, Dist.-Est Isaac w. Stowell, Tunbridge;
CON- sit at II. FL Woodbridge's 22d Feb. and 9Th and
9th july Est Simeon Graves, Brookfeld; CON- sit at
widows Feb. 20th,up to sell real est hear. at Prob
office, Feb. 5.
RELIGIOUS.
Orange Associaton--meet at Oxford, Rev. D. Camp
bells, Feb.2,
Royaton Assocation-meetng at D. Wild's Brook
field, Feb. 2.
EDUCATIONAL.
Thetford Academy-spring term com. Feb. "a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28

Later from The Squadron New Orleans papers
have received further intelligence from the squadron,
with the details of the capture of Lpgunl, the Goth
Of December by Com. Perry. No opposition was
lnaGe Is cannon were destroyed 900 pounds Of pow
der taken, and 50 soldiers disarned. 1t said that
commissioners were to be sent to the United States
to procure recognition of tho independence of Yucca
tan, and that Com, Conner had been requested mean
time, not to attack their towns.
| Passed Mdshipnan Fitzgerald, in boat with eight
men from the John Adams, had made q thorough might
examination Of the Castle Of San Juan de Ulloa.-
With muled oars, and in the darkness of the night
he Fawed round and round the castle, went under thu
drawhFldge, entered the water battery, and made a
thorough reconnaissance Of every part.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28

Freedom Of The Press.-On the Georgetown D. c.
Resolutions in regard to the National Era, the N. Y
Evening Post remarks:
subjects, without discrimination, IS to be restricted by
law within the District Of Columbia, requires gift
of prophesy to forsee that vehement demand will be
made for the removal ofthe seat government to
place where freedom ofthe press is neither odious nor
dangerous. tits the interest of the people of the Dis
trct we should suppose, earnestly to discourage any
project as that ofthe City Council Of Georgetown
The true way ofputting down the paper in question
if the people of the District are really hostile to its
establishment is not to take it, nor to encourage i III
any manner If none OF the people of the District
subscribe for 1t, read it. it will have no circulation
among them.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28
IAYNE,s HAIR TONIC.

JhTNh'o
We know Dr. QuiglOy personally and there In the
country whose opinion is entitled to respect all
subjects honest and sincere and his high character
DO Nttesed by the first medical in the cyPhadepha
Sun.
Shepherds Town, Va, Oct. 10, ls43.
Dear Sr-You inquire of whether have used yop' Vail
Tonic, and with what effect
Several years ago my hair begun to fall rapidly from the
and had the prospect Of premature badnoss At length friend
recommended your Hair Tonic. used three four bo,tlss
cordng the printed directions ana the end ofsI months
hair thick set and Snce its tendency to turn
ed.
have before gvon certificate, recommending paten
medicines which Unfortunately used they often are,
much injury but in like the present. where know the
c to be valuable, and that do hnrm have scrup
in stating facts within my knowledge. Yours, &c,
JOHN QUIGLEY ~ D.
DR.. D. Jane, Philadelphia.
For sale by :. X Collins aud s. p Redfold Montpelier, VT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28

DOES NOT REASON AND COMMON SENSE TEACH US
that EXPECTOKATlON the well the
agent in Rrrcsting and curing
PULMONARY DISEASES!
Reason says YES, because
OBSTn UCTION
either Immediately remotely the Of inflammation and
Catarrhal Fevers producing Group Consumption, and Assesses
Of the Lungs Pain and Soreness Of the Throat Breast, Sides,
ShoulderBronchs, exciting and pulen secreOns,
thereby cloggng up the lungs less impede both
respiration and tho free circulation Of the blood causing Difficulty
Of Breathing, and
ASTHMA,
Peuy uaness and Loss of Voice. Dopsy Of the Heart and
Chest rupture Blood Vessels aud bleeding from Throat and
Lungs, and
SPLITTING OF BLOOD.
To remove this Obstruction which all these alarming and
dangerous diseases originate and produce radical cur moth
ing has ever been found equal TO JAYNES EXPECTORANT
II stands unrValledI stands vii
he ced to acknowledge that its virtues MOTT
that stands far abOve aud beyond tho reach
competitions that Is the only reasonable only and thu
only truly successful method Of aesg and curing diseases ofh
| Pulmonary Organs.
For sale BY SP RsdAsld, Montpelier, W
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28
PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHERS FUR
NISHVNG nRpOTCs

WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals Four hrst premiums
"A and twohghest honOrs at the Nation H. the Massachusetts,
the Nsw York and the Pennsylvania Exhibitions respectively for
the mospendd Coored Dagueepcs and best apparatus
exhibited.
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without regard weather
Instructions given in the
large and stock always hand
the lowest cash prices.
New York, 25 broadway; Philadelphia l36 Chcnut ST. Boston,
IS Court and S. Hanover Baltimore 205 Baltimore Wash
ngon Pennsylvania Avenue; Petcrsbngh Va. Mechanics Hall
CINCINNATI Fourth and Walnut and l76 Maine Saratoga springs
Broadway Paris l27 Ve Rue du Temples Liverpool 20 church
street. 32ly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28
DENTISI'R
DOCT. NJ. NEWTON, SURGICAL AND
MECHANICAL DENTIST.

(OFpor Mr. spudns Store Main, 81 the bead Of
StrcCt.)
In order Introduce of the most recent in the
construction Of Plate Teeth propose insert parts whole
Of Teeth upon gold plate peri city resembling the natural organs
both form and COLOR and in point utility fulfilling all purposes
Of mascaton well the natural teeth For piece work
shall require half of the be paid the time, and the
remainder in three months the work proves satisfactory
not the Teeth be returned and the money refunded Persons
having decayed teeth them hed this Office
not surpassed by Dentist New England. From the peculiar
manner in winch use tho gold it be made perfectly solid
and compactho surface standing out full with the TOOTH and
ing pbe Of the finest Poh and warranted remain du
ring the life time Of tho patieu provided proper No taken
brushing the teeth keep them free from t effects tar
tar All operations performed strictly scientific principles
at reduced prices 4ok
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28
Great Fire in Boston,

BY the Daily Ma il of the 25h inst, we learn the
particulars OF most destructive fire in Boston. Il
commenced in bowling alley in HaverhilI street and
swept nearly the whole area between that and Medtord
street, from Causeway street to Haymarket square
opposite the railroad depot.
One hundred houses were destroyed. Loss moi
computed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN.

The Notifications at Alvarado and Tobasco have
Oeen repaired; the former place were 4C0O troops
and at the latter 3000 it was believed that Conn., Con
ner would attack both. Only eleven of the crew Of
the Somers drifted ashore and not sixteen was at
first reported Midshpman Rogers was at Vera Cruz
He had been tried spy by both the civil and mill
tary tribunals. He was acquitted by the former but
convicted by the latter. 1t was believed, however,
that he would be liberated.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28

Taggar D Boutwell,, C Rob inson, S Allen, NJ
B Chandler, z Fuller, J s SKATER, X Bayley, ] w
Porter, o Anterior, jennings P Bliss, Hamil-
ton, $50 each; J Chapman, 7 Goodale, LOO each; S
w Marshall, c Badger l,25 each; G w Martin 800
E Bartlett 75c; A Clarke, Ito; w Frost. 400; L
Smith, w Skinner, 900 each; lamar Chase, re
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28
ANOTHER LETTER FROM VERMONT.
Mr.. Seth w. Fowle:


Mr.. Seth w. Fowle ....
Saving tested the value Of Wistar's Basam Of Wild Cher
y take pleasure in giving you the facts my case fO
your sact and the benefit Of Others Cne year ago
April violently attacked with cold cough, with
much pain side which considerably swollen. appled
number physicians but obtained relief and they told
that II did get bep Immediately my would be doubtful
1t my good fortune that critical Moment take paper
containing notice of WstaS Basam of Wild Cherry and think
ing it to be what needed distance procure bottle
as it not then kept in vicinity and my asonshment
received from that one bottle immediate relief
now keep by constantly as find nothing good o
colds and do cheeuly mmend all being
article Of great merit hoping that others may the early
this valuable remedy be saved from untimely grave
JAMES KING.
Tunbridge, Orange co, VI.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper
| For sale by s. X. Collins, and S. P. Rcdfeld.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28
The Pekim Tea Company

RESPECTFULLY give notice that they have made
IL ments for the sale Of their Tea in all its varieties whole
sale and retail with J. CRISTY, Of Waterbury, Washington
Co.. w. for the counties Of ashington and Inmo where
be found constantly hand the qualities and Var ties
the sold Our Tea needs
word of commentator insure its very ready SALE wherever s
merits have been tested We wlus say however for the ben
eft of such know nothing OF former operations that
only but in fact buy them Of the
pack them ourselves through the dunn Of joint
House Pekin. The customer will find the Yea done in
loaded packages of L. and lbs eaCh also nacrS halves
and whole chests all of which numbered and marked h.
In reference the above notice, will simply remark that
have taken the which refers without cha
knowledge Of the merits Of the article in question will jus
that this Company only doing themselves
credit hut performing and good work. by doing what
they able to drive the poor and in large proportion poisoned
by cGong which have hitherto deuged this country out Of
the market might say bur prefer TO rest the article upon
its merits for The decision oftho public therefore to a
try hat MY EXPENSE.
by order oftho Company,
}. b. CRIsTY, Agent.
Also, may be found store in Waterbury large and we'll
selected stock of Foreign aud Domestic Goods which Customer
selling on very desirable terms J. b. CRfSTY.
Waterbury, Dec. % l84f. 50
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28

STATE OF VERMONT, Alta Probate Court holden 1t pro
amoille District bate office in hydepark within and
for said District on the 9th day of January, lS47,
Present, the Hon. L. II. Noyts, judges
An instruments purpong to he the last Will and testament OF
John Page Of Cambridge in said District, deceased being
presented here by John H. Page the executor therein
named pobae 1t is ordered by said that all
ceed theren be notified to appear session OF said court To
be holden at the probate Office in Hydepak the 9h day OF
January ls4 and show cause cy have against the
bate said will for which purpose is further dered mat
copy the record this order be published thee weeks success
lively, the Green Mountain Freeman newspaper printed
Montpelier w. previous to said time appointed for heaFng
true copy ofreeord, -.-- -. s
Attest, II. P. SMITH, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28
NOTICE.

THIS may certify that have this daV given my Matthew
his time during the rcmander Of bis Minority and that shall
claim his earnings pay of his debts after this date
HENRY WHOMES,
Johnson, October 2l fs46.
Attes. SALATHIEL II. ELLls. =
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28
READ TIE FOLLOWING, AS 1T is IMPOR

TANTTO ALL.
Extract Letter delivered by Dr. BENNET before Medical
College Erie touching the valuable medical qualities Of the
extract ufTOMATOE.
Dr. enne says of The powerful the ma
terra medical and in all affections Of the Liver organs
where caome Indicated is probably the best medicinal agent
known to the medical profession When used
II sovereign remedy for
DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION.
He has successfully treated Alone
when persons removing South or West they should
to make oft There doubt when used
connection with Saapaa the best medicine that
used the SPRING SUMMER SEASON as universal
edy for Dyspepsia and Indigestion appetite dizziness head
ache depression of spirits costveess piles weakness of the
ach limbs rheumatism purify blood curing bad humors
where all other medicines have failed.
Ills great deal pleasure that sally beay
ing Of where the Sarsap and Tomato ers, which
are sh by Rown No 10 Washington street, ehectng most
onshng purifying the blood and assisting digestion Many
is considered by them the best article in for aundce
Indigestion loss of appetite weakness and for all complaints ar
is pleasant bitter and easily taken We recommend
with the gentes confidence to numerous readers Don't take
word for it but try one bottle and satisfy yourself
CAUTION,
Thc public are particularly cautioned against purchasing mS-
ton articles pretending have the same effect Browns Sarsaps
ra md Tomato Btters Never buy Sarsapaa Dande-
on Faace kerdges Tomato BterS Extract sarsnpura
outt ana hdellon or any other preparation, with the expect
alton of getting the genuine sARsAPARILA AND TOMATO
BITERS which prepared his Medicine Store No.
ngon street. Boston These Be the first preparation of the
kind that was Sold and they only genuine article of The
FREpERcK BRowN, his writing Who heard of
mans couneetng bad bank note TINT would pass
just so with medeNo they always counterfeit that which
All orders for BROWNS sARsApARILLA AND TOMATO
BTTERS directed EEENEEcK BRowN the proprietor No &c
Washington street. Boston, will be ATTENDED, to plnctuay BeIs
securely '''''' ''' '" IEsT OF AGENTS.
Montpeer-s P Redhcd, and s. K. Collins. Burre-orv.
French Waterbury, g. Simpson, Marshfeld T. D. Putnam.
Pan6cld + Kidder Middesex Geo F. stowel. Nortlded
John s. White Washington R. R. Dickinson Chelea Dickn
son Noble Newbury, F&HKeyes Bradford, Asa Low Wells
No TS Mo SneE sTfc c%%p hd t nd
agents generally, 81 Bottle Bottles for S.! 45-oOw ly,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28
LIBERATION,

THIS may certify that given my son, Anc Cain, his
his time, to act and trade for himself shall claim none OF
his earnings pay any of his debts after this date.
ASA CAIN
Belvidere Dec Goth, 1876. 49w.+
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-01-28
Messrs. Brins maid & Broth or S

CHURCH STREET. BURLINGTON, VI.
CONTINUE import from England and Switzerland fine
Watches kinds Of Jrwe; and from France Daguerre
otyne keep for sale extensive If Watch
es Jewcry Chicks Fancy Articles and manufacture pure sill
yer Spoons and Claw Sugar longs and keep supplied with
Silver Forks Cups Butter Knives Ladies' and kinds Of gold
and silver goods Of standard quality low prices be
city country Our aim is to sell such goods and
at such prices will satisfy good customers induce them call
again and to send their friends to buy ofus.
All line attended to promptly 0rdns from abroad
will buy low personal application
Terms, Cash delivery Of Goods or Work.
DRINSMAID l. BROTHERS,
Dec. @, 1896 80