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dsrsd 10 resist Iszas AFTER TrxAs ACKNOWLEDGED
10 BIZ IN POSSESSION Bo1H BY Mir. Polk AND GENERAL
TAYLOR. They did resist, and Colonel Neghboro was
forced by The interference ef Uaited States troops, oeave
the Santa Fe county. We repeat. therefore, that the
United States has vrested. by force Of the Santa
Fe country from Texas and that Texas is doing nothing
more than make attempt 10 regain possession OF
which she has been deprived by the armed forces Of the
United States The first hostile has been committed
BY the federal government; aud Texas has done and
poposes TO do no more rhsn TO resist violent spoalion
AND TO REGAIN WHAT SHE MAS BEEN DEPRIVED OF BY
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Ohio.

From the Delsware. Standard, August a.
Hon. c. SwEErsER will be SEEM by referring the
proceedings OF the convention IN another column OF to-
days paper that MIR. Sweetser received a unanimous
nomination Candidate Tor re. election TO Congress
from this district
Mr. Sweetser is faithful member, always al his post,
and his constituents know how 10 appreciate his
vices.
We have noble candidate and what is of still more
consequence are determined 10 elect him. The sky
is brght-our propecis are glonous-and conquer We
must.
Do you hear that, boys Pass the word along the
llne-that Sweetser can MUST, and WILL be elected
DEMOCRATS or DELAwARE,-The second Tuesday Of
October is fast approaching You will soon be called up
you preparing for the battle Your enemies will soon be
the field, and you must not be idle Let The ocsin be
sounded from every school distric-from every hill
from every valley in the county
We have the noble Wood, and the gallant Miller and
the lion hearted Sweeser for standard bearers and
nober leaders or better democrats never lived Then,
shall these men be defeated Will the democracy OF this
county stand by aud let the wings Triumph Never
The democracy OF Delaware will from tneir ethay,
and like North Carolina, stand forth redeemed Della
ware county has been under the misrue of whigery
long enough II the democracy do their duty, this county
will energe into blaze of democratic inumphs Let the
democracy OF this county but will IL, and the winds OF
heaven will carry the glad tdings OF great JOY to the
remoest corner OF this glorious Union that Delaware
county is democratic all over
The wings OF this district Boosting that they
going defeat the talented and noble Sweeser Do you
hear that, democrats OF Deawarel Then buckle your
arnor and contest every inch OF ground Let all person.
OF brothers, let fight the battles Of democracy
man We can beat the Gaiphins, and we must do IL.
Then, let rallying cry be-Wood, Miller, Sweetser,
and Democracy
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pIANos, s-rsphines received Per ssraSs Mar, stan
T. H. Merr, rom New YORK.
supply assortment now embraces the largest
and elegant So and octsves wood pianos IN
,hs ,y from m. factory
and fro The manufacturers In New York Purchs
have sei-cns piano from
complete and varied and win
factory prices Of freight SC Second
ken psrt :
Also supply of small and large melodeons sersphines
snsrs, flutes, vons, &C.
New received weekly bought in
RICHARD DAVIS,
Ans o-soa fennsyivsnis avenue.
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CALIyoRsIA AND TExAs.-The passage, by the United
States Senate of the bills admitting California and
Ting the Texas boundary question: is hailed BY the people
an omen OF good as no fears are entertained OF their
failure in the popular branch
We have foi so long time been receiving unwelcome
news from Washington, that we had well nigh lost all
hope OF a change. But change has taken place; and
urge the friends OF those important and the
true friends Of the peace and happiness OF the country,
never their efforts till California is enrolled
OF the States of this Union, the limits OF Texas pena.
nenily defined and Just and equal laws granted to the
citizens OF our new Territories --Ind,ana Register.
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Our late advices from Hsvans that Captain Benson,
Of bark Georgana and Captain Pendleon Of the brig
Susan Lond have both been condemned death by
authorities at Havana. Will the Spanish government
sue responsibility of the murder Of these men, This
i. an important question, and will soon be determined.
If their lives taken, II |, nothing lcss than murder and
IL by or under the sanction Of the authorities Havana
the Spanish government responsible, and be held
70 a stct account-Ns'S York Su~
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We learn, says the Richmond Republican, that infor-
nation has been received here by Mr.. r. C. Sanard
was IN attendance upon Mrs Stanard and child at New
port Rhode Island has deserted her MISTRESS and thrown
herself upon the tender m-fces Of those immaculate phi
,shhroplss, God the mark y the abolitionsts.
Having been reared in the family of Mrs S. and ever
received the klndest treatment they felt but little besa
uon IN taking her with them on their northern tour
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VIRGINIA Observation-Disclosures &c, DISTRICT
The whole conservative vote the district is 29l9 that
Of the reform ticket, 5,695-beng majority OF ATTIC in
favor OF the latter.
Garland, (R Rou,hal, (C) Randolph, y and Lyon
(R are eeccd-three reformers and one conservative
Messrs Garland and Southall wings; Colonel Ran
dolph and Dr.. Lyon are democrats
Charlottesville ysfsrsonian.
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Yesterday the civil and diplomatic appropriation bill
passed the House. They will in all probability take
up the bills from the Senate to day We must again
discard the character of prophet Every one is
asking, how will the bills be taken upa Will they
be acted on separately, or combined togehers Will
they pass the House, will they be reiectedl We
converse with members upon the prospect. Some
profess to know nothing about their fate; others
confident OF their success; and others, again, seem
equally confident OF their rejection. When there IS such
variety Of opinions among those who ought to know
we must decline the Office OF soothsayer We await thu
result with great anxiety. We hope for the best and w
ust that the extremists will not be able to prevent som'
coneaiory adjustment of these knotty and complicated
questions Many of the knowing ones in the House O
representatives sangnne in the hope OF settling then
all without delay thus satisfying the wishes Of th.
great majority Of the people, and giving peace TO thu
country
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II is act Of justice TO Dr. Sturgeon to transplant into
our columns the following just tribute. from the Genius OF
Liberty Of Uniontown, Pennsylvania 1t delineates the
character and services of the in their proper coos
man of more sterling integrity, Of sounder principles,
and OF clearer views, is scarcely be found in pub
lie councils. We do not NEEDLE with the question of his
reelection We do not pretend to decide between him
and his competitors, if he will have any We cheerfully
leave that duty TO be decided by those TO whom it prop
ery belongs-the legislature of Pennsylvania
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The Republic says that gentleman of the highest in
teigence has just arrived from Texas who there is
but little donbt that the Texas boundary bill will meet it'll
the sanction Of overwhelming majority OF the people Of
that State.
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omcial vot. OF North Carolina.
For Reid (democraO A,l11
For Manly twhig) 4o,656
3,d55
Manly's majority in ls4s was s5i.

ruE JoWs G. CALHOUN In cruising about the
Of the wreck Of the Elizabeth AT Fire lsand ON
Monday last Captain Waldron, in the Morris dis
covered n box under water Immediately after, Lieut..
Robert J. N. Handy, Of the cutter, took off his
clothes and diving down. found the box correspond. In
every respect with the description of the box which
tanned the OF John G. Calhoun lost In the wreck
BY some awkwardness other of person board In
attempting hook up the lid broken off. and II
feared that the statue injured The bostswain
then stripped, and dove down. ascertain sl he could
abon ~ when he felt the legs and other parts distinctly
leave doubt OF the certainty Of the obec, OF search
being found Captain Wedrou then requested Mr. John d.
Johnston OF Isip, Long Island, Of the yacht Twi-
light, which lying near to have her anchored immc-
dately the spot with view the raising Of the box
Mr. Johnston readily complied but as there was no diver
Of sufficient experience there sssen around the statue
the necessary apparatus for raising IT, Mr. Jones, Of Wal
street, who Is interested in the Elizabeth proceeded to
Boston and engaged services of Mr. James A. Whip
pc the celebrated diver who employed to dive for the
recovery OF articles from the wreck Of the war steamship
Missouri, sunk at Gibraltar some years ago MT WhppN
has arrived at Fire Island, and arrangements are DOW
being made for immediate action and u Is expec'oo ha
Ia day two, the statue will be rsised .
IN,w York Herald.
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TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS FOR THE UNION
CONDITION Of The Northsrn Markets.

pnLADrLrnlA, Aug a-2, p m-Ths flour market k |:
qua Small . sales q Yesterday p1sss Corn meal Y
red at 100 liz cents white at llS cents Corn yellow,
oa - %
proving Cotton is steady small sales at u prices Whis
key. 25A 26a cents per gallon.
New York, August 27-2, p. m.-The operations in
stocks moderate, Government SIS Of 1853 coupons,
ll7a offered Fancy stocks generally depressed Flour
sGay a. @ .aS I.n.E
s,ae brands: pure Genesee S5 50 20 62a sou,hern
tenesee, ia Con steady sales Of 5000 bushels al
81 81 tor mixed and yellow Oats. 80 TO z cents;
sale. at Yesterdays prices Provisions are unchanged.
Groceries Arm. Coffee and sugar tending upwards.
Whiskey, 26 26i cents per gallon
Severe Storm at Raleigh
RALEIGH, IN CD August ga hurricane passed
this place Saturday night, and did considerable dam
age.
The Ohio at Pittsburg.
PrrsBufG, August 26 There three feet inch
walee in channel day by tho metal mark and
falling slowly. Boats continue plenty, and freights low.
Political Nominations -Suicides-Railr0ad ROts.--
CAoiera-Ataek upon Conuent. Small note Las0.-
Riuer and Business Matters
PITrsBURG, August 6.-The democratic party here held
meeting on Saturday evening" and nominated salisbury
workngmens candidate for the full term Of the ncxt
German shoemaker named Freselmyer mitted sui
eide by cutting his throat with razor The cause Of the
Rebecca Walker, young woman residing at Allegheny
city, aud mother OF child nine months old, committed
suicide day by poisoning herself Tho refusal Of the
father OF the child is said to be the cause Of her
sefdestruction. $500
Considerable of riot has occurred the PonnsylvAniA
and Ohio railroad eight miles of PsbnTg In which
hundred abores said have beon engaged
The sheriff called the military, and proceeded 10
the spot No lives reported 10 have boon lost during
the ARRAY but oniderable bodily injury sustained
The cholera in the Fourth ward, Allegheny. 10 raging
very badly, but reports conflicting For the twenty Hour
fifteen deaths To-day the reports from eight 70 thirty
deaths he lowest number however, is thought be the
most correct We hear OF deaths ia Ptsburg from the
epidemic, aud mortality in Allegheny confined 70
couple oil blocks prime paly occupied by Germans
An attack wa. made on Wednesday last upon the school
Sisters OF Note Dame Chlicothe, Ohio, and the
inmates driven The riot Immediately sup
by the authorities and peaceable citizens. Several
of the participants were arrested.
The papers here still openly urge the reputation of the
sma-note law
Our merchants preparing for a large fall business
There plenty OF small boats runninR with full ffeshs
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THE PRELUDE. or Growth NJ Poets NsssA. =. s~-
i toeioss phcsI poem; by William Wordsworth .w,o,
Aug0 R~NSN
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orv.U ,,rs.r.gu~d rrsp~~tSuIy inforuas HIS 0tsnAs
and nsons that at Of the propstetnw o. the
ne viii management In their bsAa and
o ~ merit The liberal patronage which the oss
ne'e'''o'e e'1V'' DAVID r. KEELING.
NATIONAL HorsI, NorfoH IA, -a.rsd o 1880.
Aup lI-dlm
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ourp,%sn w.. ne T. s.os.mss
on F1dsy Inc 9Th, there viii be . mncy os"'
Aug V-H
-. sTrD a, Hire ny the Year slave Woman. who
10 aIi6ed and do the household work for saa nm
~, ~ a AMY A. The Counting Room Union once
July if-dsepd
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MRS. ARMsTRONG has three pleasantly -sat1aAsA far
vi 18th street. between and Psnasyi
vsnia avenue, and convenient 10 The Irving Hotel
Aug N-ou
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 1!

" DAYTON continues to manufac
 ture SERAPHIN ES and MELO I DEONS of the very best quality of Ue tone and workmanship His Sea- phines are made upon principles entil ely new, and are not inferior to any made or used in.this country. ss sre.i.rs
 DAYTON'S LMPL OWED ME LODEONis admitted by the most com pslent judges 10 be superiorio 10 any Meode. on now in use. It has a key-ooard simi- lar to'that of Piano or Sera phine. The Caseisof Rosewood. Black w alnut, and Mahogany, and is well finished. Theione IS very smooth, and can be made loud or Soit by the use of the Swell Pedal. IL x weii aaapled 10 quick or slow music. The sellows IS constructed on hsw and im- proved plan,i. works with a pedal | nd with but little incon senience to lhe ,,s.s... mer. II iseasiiy made portable by io,a,a,, the legs underneath. ' 'ss9'"s "
 rs D.s lnese instruments are we'll adap sed tor an accompanimeatte church chnirs as well as for parlor use, ana as ,hsv a.s made in strong and substantial smsnrss nse ne subscriber feels entire confidence in ra {, commenting them as adurabIe and etfic;en, ansirlment. S7ss S'A N
 E The public are invited 10 call an, SAAmine hem.
 Pianos Serapnines, and other Mn. sisai Anstrnmsats sanned and repaired. Y
 woicottsille, conn., July; a a Isas loN. lf
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15
To CLERGYNEN and SHpcrinlendents Ot ...# NahhaiI ErhoolS

THE PUBLICATIONS OF THE AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION, should be !nlroduc- ed into he Sabbath Schools of all evangelical denominations Tor he following reasons
 lst. The, are prepared with great cate.
 2d, They are entirely tree from sectai ian bi-
 3d, They are sufficiently numerous and va rird in their character to suit the wants of all classes, ages and circumstances in life
 th, They are very cheap. Fifty volumes adapted 10 infant classes, are aold tor $s2 50 >,yenty fys Ia, ger volumes. suited 10 Juvea. lla classes. atr sa.d Ter $Sj. Two hundred still larger, for $2O, and 24 thick volumes for 8. ' a@ y I4 & S tf
 Will not then every clergyman and s S. Su- perintendrnt see to it. that their schools are supplied with these uks!
 The SuHscIhtrs will keep at all times, a full supply of the above publications, as wei as "ll others adapted to Sabbath Schools, all ot winch will he furnished as tow as they cal ne obfaIn,d in Boston, New York or Piiiladel> phs. M rs -
 Catalogues will be furnished at an eari, ,lay. ;o all pastors and superiniendents whose s,ddtes= can he asrertaned. Persons wishing to pmchse s. s. Books. should bring or send aa Alphabetical Cafd.0gme of the books all ready in iheir libraries, to avcid purchasing duplicates. Address all orders to
 -.s,ss BROCKETT. FULLER & co,
 2a Main st Hartford Cunn,. ,e Or H. W HUTCHINSON, & CO.,,
 Springfield Mass
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15
EzOusatOMic Railroad: Summer lrrangement, commenting Aprl %


 TINHE Cars on this road run in conneotinn \ with the New York and New Haven, aud Western RaiItoad. Morning Train ft'r Plii.feldleaves Bridge- port at lU At a. m on the arrival of tho Mor- ming Express Train from New Yo.k, the sec~ und Accommodate ion Train from New Haven. and the Naugatnck Train from Wins,ed.
 Eyening Train leaves B, dgep, II fr Pitts- field al p p m. on the arrival ot D. m. EA- press Train from New York and the 4 80 p III. Train frcm New Haven and the Naugatuck Tlain trcm- W alc.bury. saa4 ss g RETUR MING, t5 E
 First Train leaves Pilts6e!d at s 90 a. m.. and couracls a, Bridgeport with the Express Train to Eaw Yo.k, at 25 p. In and the Special Traio ic New Haven.
 ' Second Train leaves Pi'tsicld, al l ? m ;, and connects with the Evering Express Train to New York, at S 50 p. m.6
 An Extra Passenger Train w.ll leave Siatt line, 0. the arrival of the Merhing train from Albany, and in,ersect the g 30 Piisfed .'air M Van Deusenville Returning: leaves Va. sA useaville on the arrival If the l04Oa. m. r,ain from Bridgeport and iniersects The Vest ern Train for Albany at State line. .gs F.eighl Trains leave Blidgepolt al o'clock In. every morning. RE#
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15
Litchfeld and the HouSatOnic Railroad.

nN and af;er July lst, Stages viii sun from NJ Eiich6eld tot he iiousatnnie Raiircad, as follows, VIZ: Stage will leave Litchfield fc. New Mllimdon Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays, at ? o'clock. 4. NJ. and atflye at New Milford in time to take the Passenger Train for New York or Albany.
 Leave New Milford on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satu,oays. at o'clock, F. M Tor on the arriyalai the Passenger Train from New York,
 Annther Siage wiilleave West Cornwall fnf Litchfeld. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- days, at 2 o'clock. F M or an the arrival of he Passenger Train from New York, and res turn nn Tnesdays, Thursdays and Salurdass. leaving Litchfie!d at ' o'clock, "A. M., ,thLs making daily liAe from Litchfeld 10 the Aousatonic Railroad.
 The Prnprieior of this liRe intends putting on new Carriages, and as usual good Horses, and will en.leavor to merit liberal share of public patronage. N. EDWARD HART. PropTietar.
 West Cornwall. June 21, ls49, 6
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15
rANcERous SCRoFULA.

DANGEROUS SCROFULA.
 rfr U E. HAsKIN of Rome Oneida Co, N. Y, who was cured of Scroia in si6 swore to the aets us slatel ne York the 26M of December lsl9 under the following person in the City # New York had manufactured and yene snarious article of medicine calling it BaANTs INDIAN AIEDtclNE, in nia!tioa Q he yeauine ecae He of the City of New York and the reYed by te Court to s BosWora Esq., % an dgnt smlnsn. Lawys se s m mityaOa ef damagfs, n the Proprietors of Brans Med cne had in some eses pnbsed FALSE STA pah sn therefore, not entitled to damages Ihe case o MI Hsn selected being ise and Has6ns was I s'In m isstin,ony MORE THAN SUSTAINED tts publication
 Mir HAsKtS said well acquainted Mii vii asant' ; ps'ns s very badly afflicted by i was attended by several % ors T all o me eoad not n M %ea'a ss on before used Bras Pufr medicine When tommeaeea Is,ns n' raise head s es ulcer in "hs mt S sa e, S .a sa. S' rs% @ eifs y e my q. as . hss asasl an S sissr equally winch
 s o my oss 1s s 's Which S
 h. I s & ,. 's ssi nssa ss ha .. rr 50 @
 only spoonful de that bottle so strength
 s fai dose Ia spooa strengthened and easd my able ,0at oo miles to the a M hss s
 iSna {, aTs s sT ssqt5 TcEs as " ;9a sss s'i9ssa ssS Hs E s2 sss ai 70 l
 8Ttor sale wholesale and retail, by ( mth, Lit, hfied, Craw f levitt. N. Hartford N B balhrop, WolcottviIIe, A; Niles < Son and Miles & Gray, Goshen, F. W. Pierce, Cornwall Bridge, Pratt & Foster, w Corn wall Ph1lips & Rood and ]. z, Allen, Winsted' ;; !, Z Warner, Roxbnry. c. ". Whitt'esey, N. Mil ford, Mills &s co, Norfolk, ", W; Cntkins N Cani an, C. F. Peck, Ellsworth. c. l. Prlnde sharon. Warren & Newton, Waiertown E Bab bit, Babhitt's Bridge. G B Waller & % N, Preston, r. sco.t, Plymouth, DoolitIle < Ce !, ai,ehcocksyiIe, Thompson < AIlen. Wood6,nry chants and Druggists in nearly every townin he State. S'7 @5& a#a
 All ettars and orders mnst be addressed { j WALLACE &4 co. BOA Broadway, N Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15
E Rooks, ShOes, 0niters,
 Leather oLcs CheaD for Cash at Clocks
 StOres

| m A Large and general ns- pnrtSneRt of DOolF " SnoeSs | mA~A~ received this wetk. They | were selected with eare' ana
 are well adapled ta the present and app oacn- ling seasons, ainong which may De iouiu '"e a1nl hairs Ladies' Gaiters, assoflea colets' from $i 25to s2 0U, 100 pairs Fre'sla l|nalnI s5 meled aud Kid slipPers, S5 els !" S9' ooo
 rairs cheap slippers, 'li sorts, 1o .o sas 'o Ss; Go hairs children's shoes, all kinds. p to lso. ,06 najra nor ,c co and leather buskins' From 75 cts. to q 90; Leather boots, Polka hnols; E.
 mrrocco booIs SEc., 75. 100 pairs Gents Caii Roo,s. from | g to 6 % 60 pairs Call ana Goa, Brovans 5O pairs Kip and Cowhide l Ilrogans 100 pairs boys call bfogans oo |" 'o cenis. 200 Gents' Caters, ENcelsc'ors' &c. 2 5 A Alusual suuply of Leather, Morocc", L'n-
 ;ngs. Bindings, Lasting. Shoe. thread. &c, 9o
 bn. Shoe negs, assorted sizes, at mahuiaetui' S prices, t a ,ror,
 faclur iny custom work from FIench Oa!i s"'H Goat skin. ccmnon Calf and Kip skihs' o' anything of the kind wanted. A b'auiliul a,
 tirIe If Buc%skin for lender iee'. of"an ",l',
 inst fer the amc. A word about K""'s ann Sho, s. not always thought of. Nc one ever did orIv,r can be healthy, sociable. amiablr or no rrealde, with iheir tcetcoyered with rick- ei,v pjnchlng, or <louching boots or shoes = The reason why is, that the blood, passing -7oiines minute rom the heart though tho .teet back to tie heart. the channels all cen- te;ing in the feet, if those feet are not well clothed, his sent back unnatural and dlsor- dered, causing sickness to the head, ialn'ness to the heart, and meanncss tn the soul, which na human being can overcome, no medicine can cure If you doubt it. aching heads and ,winging corns can tell the story. All in want of boots or shoes are invited to call and examine my assortment, and if thev find them a little cheaper, and rath- er better than can be found elscwh here think
 lhcv will purchase. No charge for showing. Cal and see. SAMUEL diLoIK.
 Liichfeld, West st, May l3
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15

nanbury liel,l, WoodbnIy, Salisbury, Nor> folk, Go.htn. Sharon, &c, Sc.
 c. A. KtRTL AND. Superintendent. Dridgrrolt, April 25lh 1850. 5lf
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15

m7 A Large and general pc. pnrtrneal of I]O0lp & Shoess mmA~ received this wetk. They
 were selected with care, ana
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-15
Geese Feathers

HE snhscribtfs have made arrange W men.s to keep n constant supply of . first rate article of GEESE FEATH- FRS--selecIed and packed with great care by ourselves. in packages of from 20 to 50 lbs; and will furnish al all times any quantity from 20 io 1000 lbs,of quail ; ,ney ~in waIra4.I as good as the best ,i as low prices as can be purchased of qual quality in the State. a
 s. G L. HURLBUT. Winchester, lS49. tS