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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
To Those who wish Farms.

vaS0 have fertile Ls,,i at q cheap price ani cn
 G easy terms. your attention is cailel to tho bin1wAf FAaa AND -Gsssperapasy Twen. y-fiy. aeTcs more in proy,rtian, @ ven h,r $2s pay. ah.c i pstallnents Of $i per week or,s4 per month
 It is loeatel in Elk county, Pennsylvania. and has one of the best markets fT ssprodncc in the State. The sdI is rich laan ao Is not to be surpassed for farming. as examinati.a.wil show It has the best elements of prosr,rity. being uneraii hy two rich veins cf Cal, and viii sostly l i,ersectod by fonr railroads. Inc t;,bcr Is of the most yaliahle kni
 Title nncxccpfionahly good, an warraatee deeds art given. lt presents good and substantial oppcrtnni
 ty to eenpsence farming providing for one ciildret or making an investment Further particulars car be. hal frm the pamphiets which are saait io in guircTs Ietters answered. promptly s.priy er al. stress SA siE FL F. CaTTELI Secretary, ls5 Walnut street. north side betEern Fpurih and Eifta streets
 Philadelphia. Full information Is contained in the
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
To the Rescue!

When Judge Ingham was nominated for Governor of Connecticut, Peleg Childs, Esq, upon taking the chair, delivered himself in the following sublime and patriotic strain. Read it, and see if as you follow the rounded periods and swelling symphonies. you cannot recognize the distinguished author of tue harp of Il thou. sand strings" sermon. Every lover of his coun- try, will appreciate its thrilling eioquence
 GENfLrMES oF THE CoSvESrioS am very happy tS be called upon to preside over Con- mittee who has assembled for such purposes as you have and that you have now to perform important business. You have now at this mo- men, of tine. to proceed to the transaction ol important business
 Ton are to nominate the standard bearers which is to wave tn triumph over the Sste.--- fod are t5 name him which yeu will choese for Treasurer, and so forth.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
Attention Manufacturers For Sale or To Rent.

ME large Brick Factory at Hitchcock B Corner u in sharon, Conn, together with the machinery consisting o eight sattinet looms two spinning jacks ono cnriing machine, one shesrius machine on. picker, and otLsr machinery; adjoining the Factory IS brick bycins-House with vafs. kettles, &c -- fi.erc are two dwelling houses saw-aiill water privi- iesc. and about two of lanl conccled nith the taetery sze -s.1s sst4,
 Tho above property is sitnssel i, 4 pleasant and fertile region of country, with merchants anI me- haiies within few rods of the same ,llr accessible to New York by tho Harlem which is within four miles. --zz<sF s 4e @ s..
 Ii hot sold by the 1st of April next, it will bc rented es.
 The attention Of capitalists and manufacturers is re?ueScd t' 'tic above property it will be sold low ind terms ot payment n.re easy to the purchaser
 Enquire ot RICHARD SMITH, sharon, or NAL TER SIBERIAN, near the preJaiscs.
 sharon, Maieh ist Is.5s 7
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
College Riot.

Tine telegraph reports terrible riot al Col ur,bia. IS C. College, on the night of the 18th ut. Tue students and policemen bad had a difficulty, in which one of the former was wonnd- cd they then determined to murder the chief of police aud l60 of them r:ishcd upon him, armed with pistols powic-kniscs, hstthets, etc., cut him up in terrible manner and then threw
 him out Of n second story window upon the sidewalk. Not satisfied with one murder, they gathered in force tho next day, before the guard house, fell upon smother police officer aud near ly killed him. The alarm bell was ruug, aud the militia called out, who finally dispersed the mob. Two of the students died of their wounds
 several of the r;nglcGdcts were expelled from the ccllegc, where all was confusion and all stu dies suspended. These events took place on the 18th. 18th and 20tb, but fhc CS,ambia pa pcrs suppressed the facts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
ydian ii. Atwood.

No ltscaalsaa .siroa loora<r I4.iissryl Ns,e lmf, SEIIES atteptiep to bis Large Assortment oi IA Watches Jewslry, silvef Ware aud Fancy Articlse
 f,oll Bracelets, Fins Ear Rings Chateliiu Vest and Fob-ch1ins. Gcid Necstn.Ss Crosses L1cLets, Rings. sie,taelcs, lcnsiss. Seals, Medals, Kegs, Ch lrnis, 8c. -
 cam5so all Mosaic !i7pre.ets, Tins and E,r Riocs. Silver Tea Sets GpT~. Pitchers Spoons, Napkin Eings, Forks. Fr,iit aiii Euttcr Knives.
 Silver Piatel Te, Sets CuF.s castors Cake D.skots Eros. Teakettles. Carsl Baskets. &c.
 f ssie ekssf fer ce.a and wairai;tcdns represented ESy Particular attention given to repairing and ad- jnstiss Duplex, chsonometcr anihne Lever Watches
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

sS The Editof of the. HsayAotioacs Jo.r,a0i says .W all tlae specifes olIered for the cure of Lune corAplants, we ksse the sreAsest faith in WssrAn BAIsAA OF Vim CaEsRY.' Frcc from those narootic Ingredients which enter largely into the uanposi- fion of some other patent medicines it a.s without injury to the nervous system. We speak of this valuable medicfne from P~seaI hsoxsedgs of its ef fects Scarcely twogyean have elapsed slnee a mem- Der of family Was raised fon the sery brink of the grave through it's and ia several subsequent cases where it has been administered in our honsc. hold 1t has never once Jailed of the desired effect
 We cheerfullyS curinend it b our friends in the Brisish Provinces and among the rest of mankind as q cct ain remedy for incipieut diseases of the iangs'
 Prepared and sold. wholesale aud reta;l only by sErH " FowLE, Boston, Mass.. to whom all orders should be addressed, and for sale by \. [. smith litchfeld Alsord & Brother Wolcottville Phoenix Co. Watertown aud druggists generally
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
N E " G OOD s :ss AT THE M Granite Store:

|FHsUE subscsibass would inform the public that they have commsneed nifing up with New Goods for tke Spring Trade haying cosame need our pus chnss eafi ve shail continue to replanish cur Stock oftn ant Sall always intend to keep a ogaa- plete ssrtneus Of all the lea;g fyles of Goeds they appeaf in the market. Among the gsoss just fccciyed can ie fuad h-aaiiiAi ass.ssnIens ai ts latest ssy is ne Is.ines also, cnlSs variety Q. easioas Platss GingAams 6c., Sc. Black Silks of Inc best maassfactlre. Blsacaed and brown shee.ings. ine bird $ ere linens, Irish linens, danark table linens, napkins, diapers huckabucks, towelings &c
 French ccnnterraa. sni general assortment of all kinds Housekeeping 9ooas. sss s%a3F% sss u =
 Goods for Gents and Boys wear such as Brosieloths
 Gassimeres. Sstinets. Tweesls Jeans. &e s a ss s7s Also Carpets Oil-eloths. Druggetss Sc, Hats and caps hardware and crocksry also large stock oi Groceries. All of the above goods and many others
 which Me have Rot time spsee 10 elau,lesate can
 be found at tis store tLe most reasonable terms for cash or exchange. s.s. l WooDfNG& & LEWIS.
 Granite Store.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

s
 A Ta Court of Probate holden at Salisbury, in and
 "A for tue District c: Salisbury on tie :.. dag oi March, \. D. iS56. @s .s~
 s, Present. s.Ious G. NfrcHKIh Judge.
 The Trustee oi t,cz Eatatc of HayIIis Loor of salishury in said District n assigning debtor ha,ias represented sail estate ias,ye,t. and having given notice in compliance with the order of this court ', all concerned in said estate to appear before siid court the present. day. at 1 o'clock F. N., at the Probate Qpe in Salislury. in said district, to lc heard relative to the appontent of Commissioner and no appearing but said trustee this court
 10th thereupot appoint JarcI $. Harrison and J.r.cs Landon, iudicous and dis;aerested pergons of said Salisbury, commissioners on sasil estate to receiye exasnine and adjust the claims of the creditors u sail estate, asri saii court doth decree that far months from this dale be showed aud lilnite tbc creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims to si comnsssoaers; which said commissioners will ID - on the. business of their slii appointment as tue dwelling house of Hsyiila Loop iu said Salisbury on the zd da-s Of May ard Jit next at Q eltck F. M on each of said days. And said court directs ssi trustee to causs this orlcr t0 bc published F, two for one moati and to pit like copy ti.res,f on t public sign-post in the town of Salisbury near.ss the place where said assigning debtor now resides aal said trustoh will also within week from this date put like copy of the in the fs. Office at Lake vile, Conn, postage paid; directed to each Of the following nancel persons. viz to Peter Itaestsi oi Cspake. New York Mr. Nichols.nf New York city 1; Wm. + Sticklss of Hiiisia,c, Columbia Co. New York; Warner. catiin, Loop to, New yofk city :: A- A. (hapiu. New York c;tss S S Moreh0uses of amcria. New York and Gaylord; Wells of Hartford city, caini. X trua copy ef Eecsd
 JOHN G. MITCHELL. Ju.;gc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
Corners United States Typo Foundry. Sos. ss. ai and q Hsckman Street, New xorls
To pil,iters and Publishers.


 1E>IfE undersigned heg to zinfesm tho Trade that N they have issued .leir New Cuarto Specimen Book of Printing Types, Bord ds1ing. &c, aud that 1t Is naW ready for delivery to their old patrons an to all who patrenize, the:r Fonniry. In it will Dc iouni new series of Fac iron. Pearl to Plea, sur passing. possible, their celebrated Ssies q cot Ca. Fatss sssS 4rasS seF $ The Fancy Tvpe Department exhibits au uns,,r- asssfle variety of beautiful stylcs seleSted frtaa Fnsnce Germany and Engiai,i szr The Scripts and BorierinEs are now for the frs, time presented to the printing public and arc the productions of the be.t American and Euso: -i. artists.
 An entire naw series of ssaann Esss, both fo, Newspaper aai lob rin.ing very superior style, is now completed and ready for sale !" Every articte pecessars to perfect Printing f.s- sshiiaha,cnt furnshed to order. as &- The metal frs,m whiei, the Type is made will k, found pscalisrly adapted to the severe us,ge of Machine Press Printing. B. sgss.s ,,ass s.. They beg to return thanks for past fav,as anl to solicit T continuance. lhcir well known liser.i manner ef doing business for tue past ,hilry y.ars Is rantec to new patrons nf their disposition and ability nt to allow themselves o be surpassed for fair dealing, whether orders arc ty lctte. or other wise. E..
 JAMES CONNER ,soSs. s f1~ The Type on which this paper Is printed is from CONNER x SoNs United States Type Foundry
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
AUCTION.

TEHHE subscriber effers for sale personal proporty
 A consisting of one pair six year eld horses a vala.se pair ono three year old horse colt, gol two horse lumber wagon springs. allncst new ee buggy h'sn ased one setson, buggy considerably worn one two horse luinber sleigh, t,eo one horse sighs. one cart ploGghs, sled. cLains yokes, horse-raAc grain rralcs. SCI thss and st.s, rakts f,rks hoes. sfoves, crowhars brilles harness ss di's. two three hundred ss;, buckets three large pine tuss barrels. pis, dairy toos household furni. ture. bees in the hive, and other things too numerous to mention. sg.ss. eq...-, .s .,',. ,sias-...,.
 Unless previously sold, tine above will be of .rei to tue highest bidder Tuesday, the a5th cf March next. Sale to conitn ,ics at o'clock A. NJ at th, residence of the subscriber. Should the weather be stormy the saie 1i bc postponed until the first fair day. si%+ - s fr
 - 7f ALEXANDER NORTON.
 Gosiis,, Feb. Is, ls56 as
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
Phoenix Salt N.ilis,
E~sv Haven, Con.

New Haven, Conn.
 ~ go. L. FAULKNER < co, Nos and 6 Ss Sanfords Block F1est Street offrr to the trade hy the tbsussnd lE.gs, smaller quantities GTouHad RoClS s3a1ts. put Up m various sized bv,s suitable for rcLdline The quality of the Salt ground by is superior to the New York Salt, as is acknowledged by the dairy i,l- .erat wao have used it. ~0ar Salt comes direct to us from the West Indies by the ships of H. 'Tcr: sons si is selected especially for dairy and table ,,se Ne are '1ay 0 casra A Batter to heo srsa sch,ch IS Iro;'e 3y nude mita our Son se. -.4s..,. = 1. Persons calling at the :ofiee of the r..a.yIx saIr MIus Nos. , anI Saufcrds Blnck Fleet street, New Haven may bc si,pplici by the bag busl,cl or barrel. as tbcy may wish, Oid Rock, furk's Isiant, St. Cb9s and Liverpool Sack Salt may always he o,,iaca of us hi l.t,se CT small quantities. at the lowest rates
 ey pEtlers by ,nail promptly attended to.
 s 4 GEoiaiE l.. FAULKNER k co.
 Nos. , afI ss,nford's Block,
 Fleet street. New Haven C,,nu
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
Improved shinglc Machine.

HB UBLIC attention is invited to mn i,nnto,s, ...
 A in making Shingles bt means of n mael.ses psteutcs by Jonathan Bennett By the arranrenes., of the knives this machine preserves almost ens,s ulc s!an oi the tinher which is great considers. producing near onc-third more from riyon onarsis pf thnber than can be got by any other procsss -.
 used ani every shingle is perfect-without ixfi!it~ n sip shorter or mar them in any way by checks or It has aIso the advantage of greater dispateb nd t. shiueles arc produced by each descending roian ,s the gate to which the knives are attacbe and r,'.. ting from three to four thousand per hour. Mann. iastgTea and sold by EBERs S. PETERS, Kent, Htch Also, is manufactured machine for cutt;n, Lath and warranted to cut ono hundred nsr ,si.,,s as sound as 1T saved The machines may be founS
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
DrExn-


 In Lexingtoh. Kv5 9th instant, Airs Sylvia E., Joel Rostwick. If this town-asei 4a wears In Goshen, suddenly, Feb 2s,th, Geosye Bsntley, aged 54 years formerly of stoni1sgton a < In Torringford. Feb. l.sh. Mis- Jasia Griswold wife of Richard " .GrisNoli, aged B years. In Watertown. 5fh instant, Horace Cleveland, chii of Rev. Horace Reid, aged moiiths
 In this to~n, on the 5t instant, of scarlet fever Emeline. assed 4 years, daughter of EdYard and Alkaline NtetIaose -
 uh, :rhat Is life? Iris Ike the bow
 That siistens in tl.e sky gsxssA s We love to see its colors glow rsSs
 But while we look they die:
 Life fails as soon to-day lis kara, - CT To-InorrsE it may disappear.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
M E A T

NHE subscriber has taken the old stand recently .M occupied by Robert Merriman, in So,ih strcet' where he Intends to keep constantly on hand rood supply of fresh Meats Pork, Hams, &c, as good I'd t!,e lest aud to be sold as cheap as the ci,eapest His terms are cash and iy adopting tho csh system.
 figure that will be as much to the advantage of thc customer as himself Persons wanting anything irs his line, can by leaving their order at his store kay their Meats sent to any part of the yiage free Of Sheep and Deeyes to sell, are invited to rive me- call if they wish to find cash market - - "
 LitchGeld Feb 18th, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
New Tailoring Establishnent::

NNJ M. W. SCoFIELD has taken the room n
 w Lords Building, recently occupied by Albert. Homer us Barber shop where he invites ali persons to call who arc desirous of procuring garments war rahted to. bt Cutting done in the best style end atps the latest fashions. Mir S. atters himself tket rom his experience and advantages he shall be able to please the citizens of Etcheld and vicinity ir r the various branches of tailoring and respectfully asks .hem to give him fair trial Having located Tn this place st the instance of number of it's Ieair citizens he hopes to prove himself equal to the wishes of the public.
 Litchield, February 27th, 1856,
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

HOLLOWAY soINrxESr AND Pms the most ceiei4ate.l remedies for the cure of sore arms Samuel Went worth, of Norway, Maine was fur five vcars af,fr, with sore arms thesc were fpur different ulccrs on them. and the trying natuTe of his business n hsot maker made him so much worsc thaf t.3aie ,f bx wishes he was obliged to re.qnish 1t ha tried ysri ous remedies and they faiicl to fenct him. Horeycr abcnt thirteen weeks ago It tho renommcndation oi fTicnls, lie had recourse tc Hollosays Ointment and Iills which very soon made him better and he visited lrofessor IF four wcrks since to show hin lh ar,ns wbirh were quite xcn ani with scaTeeiy tho scars pcrceptih!e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

A YOUNG CT midlie-aged married man, with
 A small G.mily of well governed ciildren, can have the use of good House and Garden and employ yment for at least one half of the year on Farm and pay ment weekly if desired; lie must basc good recol:- mchdatiuns for industry and honesty. Employment would also be given to boy about 15 year1 old None but an American need apply = ,..
 Call at this office for reference
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
The Woodbury Murder.

| " D - 1H e~AeA4 ekS4s We briefly stated last week that Lucisuis B. Foote, the keeper of . hotel at Woodbury. was murdered in that place on Monday niglf The body was found under one Of the horsc.shcds oi the Episcopal Church at nine o'clock Tuesdasy,
 morning, by q boy in looking for piece of board. Footc left his hotel at half past eight in the evening, but the family were not alarmed at his absence, and TO search had been made. His
 head and upper part of the face were beaten to q jelly-eleyen blows being found. either one of which would have killed him, and his lower jaw was broken in two places. His pocket-book,
 containing about $500, which he was known to
 have had, was taken, but valuable gold watch left in its pocket A pool of blood was found just under the edge of the shed, and indicates the spot where the deed was perpetrated the body was dragged to the further end of the stall A stick of hickory wood was found lying near, stained with blood, and was probably the only instrument used One hand of the mur- dered man remained in his coatpocket, and the other was somewhat frozen the body retained some heat, however. The corpse was carried to Wolcottviuc and buried with Masonic honors, Thursday.
 The murder produced an intense excitement, which has in no wise abatcd-and there arc thousand r,,nors afoat, many without founda- ton in truth. Circumstances which came be- fore the court of enquiry fastened suspicion on Edarard Bradley, Loon companion of Foote and n tanner by trade, and he was arrested by their order at noon on Thursday, and brought to the jail in this village for safe keeping until his examination before Justice. That was commenced at II o'clock on Monday, at the Town Hall in Wooibury, and we expected to be able to present our readers with whatever had transpircd at the time of going to press-but the gentleman on whom we relied informs us that up to Tuesday night nothing had been developed to prove Bradlcy's connection with the deed, and that several circumstances, re- garded as suspicious at first, have been satis- faetorly explained. It is iutimated, also that suspicion is directed in another channel, but no other arrests have been made. We observe several of our exchanges are giving currency to rulnors injurious to Mr. Bradley, and some of which We know to be false For ourselves we have not given as full particulars of the case as We intended or as desired--but we prefer to let 1t go for this week, rather than lend our aid in circulating reports which may have an iuAu. ence against, perhaps, an innocent man. The trial is held before Thomas Bull, Esq Phelps and Cotlren appear for the State, and Hollister and Graves for the accused. It is probable that the examination will not be closed before Saturday, and that Bradley will be hound over to the March term of the Superior Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
MOSES BEACH, ! Conmis- 2 LEWIS CATLIN, Jr. sioners. a

Dssss cf Ilys@o'a, Prcbate Court Fsbery 18 fS5o HESITATE of DAVID MUNSON, late of Plymouth, p -AZ in said District, deceased. s,sSss1 ,a ei sa The Court of Probate for the District of PlymoNthe hath limited and allowed six months from date hsfe- o for the creditors of said Estate represented insol vent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed Oliver Smith and Henry Atrater,s lnireS, Commissionors to rcceivcand examine said claims, Certified by A
 Ihf subscribers give notice that they shall meet st she E'tci of A. E. Curtiss, in said Plymouth on the 10th days of May and August 1S5s ct 9o'clock in the forenoon on each of said days, for the purpose of at tending on the business of said appointment. .,
 OLIVER SMITH. commis-.
 HENRY ATWATER, sioners. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payinent to s sa-gs- 6A
 GEORGE BIRD, Administrators.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
Out Of Season and in Season.

have just returned from NarAa with dwell selectec. U stock Of NIw GoeIs, consisting ef a few very pretty style Sr1e Ekaas, Calicocs of entirely new lcsigns and patterns, heavy brown sheetings and siirtings, bleaced shirtings and linens with good assortment of house keeping Goods which oaer at tow prices for cash or exchange. A5s
 A C. BsApIODp Hiiooh,il,s
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
titcaGeld. Ma1ch 9th, lsss. $

MAskas0r SAkyx CExA uEEnArD E6ax Iaps II Lewis F. Atwood ssrs, have becn aiiaicted with core ips for yeAs, so bad that the1 wuld ulcerate. and have ocnsnlted phystians, regular and i11 nlar They have prescribed inweut ahd outward applica= tions, but it N@ nf no aysil At Inst I was induced to try the Massasoit EA1ss, which healed my lips in a short time. And now, shsn see friends with ailments of lkc Character, my ffst hdpulae is to ask them why they do IUt use jour Halye. am your much obliged sczsAnt.'' #xss Sold by A- c. smith ltchfcld !, Alford < Erother, Wolcottyilleas .s s9sst --sS s6 s8
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
FCp SALE,

sss EfESIFI.s arres of Land, lying south west of ky Cornwall Piins. On said premises is DweIlins of Urfted Hait besides other Fruits It Is s,i,ahl, divided into plow meadow and wood Land ani h,s \ gool waicr-privilege On the preniises It was formerly owned by Alpine Pierce aud is to he sold at . barsaia For further particulars enquire of C. MORLEY. en the premises.
 Cornwall Plains February 1858 s e{ a
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
Public Auction.

HSf order from the Court of Probate for the
 District of Salisbury tine subscriber will sell d, Public scntue. so much of the Real Estate oi JESSE SMITH, late of Salisbury in said District de. ceased will raise the sum of five thousand seven hundred ifsyscven dollars and LOO to the highest bidder therefor at the late residence of tl ..ecepad cf the 10th day of March, lS56 l3 clock iii the forSauon. ., 5Es r.- .-.-.. a. ..
 MYRoN HUTCHINSON, Executor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13

nas~ The Norwalk Gazette learns from Mr. Booth one of the Copnecticut delegates to the Philadelphia Know Nothing Convention, that the Connecticut delegates were assaulted in the streets of Philadelphia, at about 10 o'clock al night, by band of rosdics. one of. whom pluuged T dirk into. .sir. Booths leg, and anotll- struck Mr. Lucius c. Peck, of New Haven, on tho head, with slung shot
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
1AEeR 1EsyD.

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 h Goshen, 9th instant; hy Rsv Henry Burton Ebert chsrd. to Miss Dsllphene F., asushser Of . Tn Ason, bth instask Chzrlel AEcz1inan of Litch- neid to A!a Ernene Thompson Of the former place
 In S.a,sbnIs S.s instant Min. J. caniicli to Mis-
 ln Ith instant, Jeha F. ssssa Of su1;s,l to Alzs Esther A. Brown of Sharon @
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-13
Notice.

1.-THE saesahefs Of the Fifas EJa Society in u Iitehiield are hereby aetisied that their annral meeting win be held at St Michaefs Church in this village on Monday, the o4th day of March instant at o'clock Afternoon. for the choice of Officers and the transaction Of other business proper for said melting.
 [. B. FOSTER, t,-.,s
 prNAx KILnorRS, sfuens.
 ALBls HrnD
 S. P. BKERs s-y c. l.. WEEB 9 pAsIp 0. BrLKLEY NgN
 ta. H. He.laatsa, :.
 Lrcns AltAor 'ss's! hica @ s# E. H. Wan;IT,
 Wx. SBissGLL, s1 8 4 ssT1s ioxn, @ E Litchleld, March l0,h sls55. gls x sa