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The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26
syn.p.i. Of the News Of sic Week.

Synopsis Of the news % sAc
In the Legislature Of this State but little has
been done. and there is not much prospect
that business will progress very rapidly TIL al
ter the election of U. s. Senator. The H. n.
papers however, say that an election will speed
lily take place, and that one Of the prominent
candidates of the party had received within SIX
votes of the number necessary TO nomination.
In the Senate little debate arose between
Messrs Dosh, and Rust, in which the course OF
the two gentlemen on the Chinese question was
pretty clearly lureshadowed. Mr.. D. will stren-
uously oppose the remoral of all restrictions up
on their migration hither, and will also oppose
a reduction of the present tax imposed upon
them whilst working in the mines. We are
certain that in so doing he will be but rejecting
the wishes of his constituents.
THE jury in the Cora case failed to
agree, and his trial is postponed till the next re-
gular term of the District Court in San Francis
CO. Stonecpher charged with murder in Sa-
cramento has been found guilty by jury, and
will be sentenced next week by Judge Mon
son.
-From the East we have but little news
OF interest. The non reception Of Parker H.
French as Minister from Nicaragua, and the de-
tention and search Of the Steam ship Cortez
bound for San Francisco, by way of Nicaragua,
and the conversation between the U. S. District
Attorney McKeon and Parker II. French, are
among the items of interest.
-There is no Speaker as yet elected.
consequently the Message of the President had
not been received. 1t is thought the matter
will be compromised and Speaker elected, but
the letter writers in Washington seem to have
very confused and conflicting notions of the
manner such compromise can be brought about.
THE much talked of suit of Mrs Gen
Gaines, has been finally decided in her favor.
THE chances for the next Presidency
are thought by some of the southern papers to
be in favor OF MIR. Buchanan, whilst others favCr
Dallas, some Pierce, and not few Hunter of
Virginia.
THE Democracy are represented as be-
ing in high hopes, and victory in 1856 is con-
sidered morally certain. There seems to be a
tendency towards fusion of the Hards and
Softs in New York, which will ensure the tri-
umph OF the Democratic party in that State.
-Accpunts from the industrial exhibition
for all nations in Paris, show that American en-
terprse has been rewarded by medals in sever
al instances.
III the Stock markets of Wall street
the tendency of most securities is downwards,
although the sales show healthy state of busi-
ness.
"A great deal of French and other for
eign Capital is being used in the grain and meat
markets, which keeps prices somewhat inflat-
ed. Thr agricultural interests in the Atlantic
and Western States was never more prosperous
For further and more particular information
upon these subjects, the reader is referred to
the appropriate heads in our present issue.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26

In the District Court Of he Ninth Judicial District
SIZE Of California
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03
Cheap and Safe Light.

NEWELL'S PATENT SAFETY LAMP
& LAMP FEEDER: Warrentcd to prevent
all accidents from the use of Burning Fluid.
Patent Oil, Resin Oil, Camhene, and other
explosive compounds used for the production
of light. This invention is applied to Com
mon Fluid, Solar and Camhcne Lamps, Lamp
Feeders, Fluid Holders, Lanterns. etc.
We respectfully invite the attention Of the
public to Ncwalrs improved Solar Fluid
Lamps. in the argand form. which gives a
steady, brilliant flame, the nearest to gas that
being less than one cent an hour.
These Lamps are particularly adapted to
Churches, Hotels, Factories, Stores and Par
lors, Oil Solars can be altered using the same
shade. Common Fluid lamps can be chang
cd to Safety Fluid Lamps.
Professor Silliman says, Gall the so-named
burning fluids ARE EXPLOSIVE whether limp',l
or colorcd, and to pretend that they are not So
is to deceive the public, but with the protes-
ton above named, l should hay no hesitation
to use it. and do with entire confidence re-
commend it to my friends and others who
consult me on the subject, always protesting
against its unguarded use which has produced
so many distressing and fatal results.'
These Lamps have been extensively used in
all parts Of the United States for more than
four years, and there has not the slightest ac-
cident occurred with them. They have the
sanction Of the greatest scientific skill of the
country, such as Professor B. Silliman. Prof
J. Robb, DR.. Chas. 4. Jackson, DIR. A. A..
Hayes, etc.
We keep constantly on hand the best Of
Burning Fluids.
For sale wholesale and Retail by NEWELL,
WILLARD s Co., No. % DromHeld Street,
Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03
WASHING AND BURNING FLUID.
PATENT MEDICINES,
may DO found the celebrated
MEXICAN MUSTANG LIN1MLNT,

Townscnd's, Morses, Warrcn's Kellsyes and
Shakers Syrup and sarsaparilla Wearcf's Cauk.
er and Salt Rheum Syrup; Arnold's Vital iiuid,
Atwood's Ext. Dandelion Brant's Purifying Ex-
tract Bulls Sarsaparlla (John), Gays Blood
Purifier, Green's Indian Pai,acca. Hays liumor
Syrup, lIampton's Vegetable Tincturc, u zure cure
kennedy's Medical Discovery, Morse's Syrup Ysl-
low Dock, Ordway's iIunor Discovery, Peruvian
Syrup, Railways kesolvcnt, Rhodes Fever and
Azure Cure, Sands Sarsaparilla, Shaker Sasa-
parilla, Townscnd's Sarsaparlla, Old DR. jacobs,
McMunn's Elixir Of Opium, Mrs. Wnslow's
Soothing Syrup, Shaker Extract Valcrian, y il
sons homeopathic Drops.
DIR. Abbott's Bitters, Pccks Jaundicc Bittcrs
ard Flies Indian Vegetable Biters, Atwoods Physi-
cal, Browns Sarsaparilla and Tomato, Clark's
Sherry Wine, ono aud two qts, Langcy's Root and
Herb Eitters and almost every other kind in use.
Balm Of Thousand Flowers, Cold Cream, Flesh
al :, Liquid Rouge, &C., &c. Ayers Cherry
Pcetoral, Aliens Cough I~zcngcs, lIrant's Pull
monary Balsum, Clarke's Cough Syrup, Bachelors
Hair bye, Ilarris"ns Hair bye. Liniments Of all
kinds Earney's Musk Cologne, Barncy's Shaving
Cream, Barncy's Verbena Water Ayers Sugar
Coated Pills, Bradreth's Pills, Wright's Indian
Vegetable Court Plaster &C., &c. butchers
Dead Shot for Bed Bugs, Prof. Muhr's German
Fly Paper Sslvcs and Ontmcnts Of nearly every
kind ; and every other article usually kept in
such u Store, Aft
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

II ,s been before the public more than 20 year,,
mi Is dcscrvc,lly popular in the cure Of
Spavins. Sweeney, Ringb"nr. Windvalls Pole
Evil, Gallons, Cracked Heels. Gall Of all kinds,
Fresh Wounds. Sprai,ls Bruises. Fistula. Sit.
fast, Sand Cracks. Strains Lamencss Fosn.
,ler,d Feet Scratches or Grease, Mango, Foot
Rot in Sheep. Gar,et in Cows. Rheumatism.
Bites Of Animals. External I'oiso,,s Painful
Nervous Affections Frost Bites. Boils, Corns
Whitl"ws. Burlis and Sc,tls. Chillblains Chap
ped Hands Cramps. Cnntrac'i"ns Of the Mus
Giles. Swcllings. Weakness Of the JOINTS Caked
Breasts Sore Nipples, Piles, kc.
;Eramphlets grat'litously furnished by agents
with Testimonials Of its utility
All orders addressed to til. Proprietors, N. II.
TucKEx Co.. Lockport, n. Y.
,SJ-For sale by Druggists and Merchants gem
orally through the United Siares British posses.
sio,s, AMI other Countries And bv
C. G. Peck, Ellsworth; John Stevens, Bluehili,
J. s. Hancock, Orland; and by dealers in medi-
cine generally. Wholesale in Portnnd by II. II
Hay, and in Boston by Weeks Potter, ind Burr
Perry. 1yv2 ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03
Arnold's Gl0bules Vital Fluid

PREVENT THK
LASSITUDE DEBILITY AND FAINTNESS OF
SPRIGG WEATHER.


LASSITUDE DEBILITY AND FAINTNESS OF
SPRIGG WEATHER.
- BY lesscning or tcmrering and modifying the
effects which
CHANGE IN THE ATMOSPHERE
Having upon the system through their action upon
the blood. Tho Fluid is preparation entirely dis
tinc from the GObules but having all their chem
ical qualities and all their medicinal ones also
except Cathartic powder for which n laxative is
sessttutcd 1t is well to takc,thum in connection
the Globules at night and tho Fluid through tho
day. Thus all humors and impurities first
initiated by chemical action and then clcanscd
away or carried from the system by medicinal ac-
ton Vitality of mind and frame is retained and
the dull listcss feeling of weariness and Iasstude
rs warm Spring weather advances is prevent or
banished. The glow Of full life is felt in all its
luxury-the free glad sensation Of buoyant health
and abundant energies.
BURR. FOSTER 4 CO. Cornhill General Agent
MANSFIELD / CO. II City Wharf Special Agent
lltf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03
The Parlor Sewing Machine.

This new and beautiful machine, designed for
every variety Of Family Senny and Tailors' Work,
forms each stitch the same as sewing by hand
The superiority of this machine over every other
is at once apparent from the fact that it actually
sews, making, with matchless precision, the real
'life-ike" hand stitch in all its changes-rnnniny,
hsmmuy, and over, back, and quarter back, and
side stitching, mailing person to adapt the stitch
to the uork fabric desired. Every part is per-
fectly simple and easily understood; no undenivead
to spool and continually take care of, on other
machines nopecuhar mode Of threading the needles !;
no rendiny srooLs, but using a single thread, and
the necdes threading themselves, it ut once becomes
the ladys ready seamstrcss at WILL and the tailor
substitute for dozen hands. With the turn of u
single screw, each different stitch is obtained, in
which person with the directions sent soon be-
comes expert. No drang, knohting, looping, cham
ing tan,boring. skTping srping, or uraveiling but
real iadies' se,riny. Every machine is warrcntcd
perfect, and finished up in variety of elegant
styles, truly making an ornamental seamstress
Manufactured only by Howard 4 DAVIS, Exhbi-
ton and Sales-room, 202 Washington Street, Bos-
ton.
r. A. JOHNSON Sole Agent
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03
To the Public.

UCDSON'S AMERICAN SALVE AND
BURN OINTMENT. which is gaining so
much celebration for the cure of Burns. Scalds,
Cuts, Bruises. Sore Lips and Eyclids. Chapped
Hands and Arms. Sore Nipples, Diseases of
the skin, inflammation, Piles, Salt Rhcum.
Sores ON Children, Chafcs, Boils, &C.; and
is good In all eases where an outward appi-
cation is needed. For the truth of which we
offer you the following statement:
1--WE. the undersigned, KNOWN. the above
Ointment, and having been acquainted with
the Proprietor for many years, can commend
his statements to the full reliance of all whom
it may concern.-Signed: Benz. +. Barstow.
p. NJ, Mattapoisett Loring Mcigs; Caleb
King; Samuel Sturtevant, Jr., Treasurer, of
Rochester.
Is sold wholesale and retail, by Jos. Eud-
so':. sole proprietor. Mattapoisett, Mass. Or
ders left at $. n. & Il. q. Ufford's, ll3 Court
street, Boston, will be attcpded to. Price %
cents per box. The usual discount made to
vendors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

There is likewise danger to be apprehcndcd from
the insects poisoning anything they may come in
contact with, after leaving the paper; and it pos
sesesses great advantage over all other poisons
in its not being liable to be Mistaken thereby pre-
venting the serious accidents which are Of almost
daily occurrence. 1t can be hung On the walls o
a room or in the window, out of the reach Of chill
dren,-although little fear need DO apprchended
of injurng them.
-. BURR, FOSTER l. CO., l Cornl,ill, Boston,
General Agents for the New England States.
ELLswonTn.-C. q. PECK. cp4m2l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

FoR the sure and cor
tain destruction Of Flies,
Ants, Bugs, Mosquitoes,
&c.
This valuable article
is offered to tho Public
rs a Deadly Poison fog
; the above named posts "
u IL Housckecpors and
Families.
1t is perfectly sim pie
and safe, yet sure and
As
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03
Commissioners Notice.

ADMINISTRATIVE Sale of Real Estate.
QY virtue of license from the Court of
- Probate for the County of Hancock, l
shall sell at Public Auction on thu 25th day of
October next, at one o'clock, =. NJ, so much
of the Real Estate of Joshua Orindle, late of
Surry. deceased, situated in Surry, will
prod uce the sum of three hundred and fifty
dollars. tor the payment ofthe debts and incl
dental charges.
TKYPHINA GRINDLE, Ad'tx.
Surrv. Sept. Is. 1875. "a 3w
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03
IMPORTANT NOTICE.


GARDNER CHILSON has just completed
and patented in America, England and
France, his new invention-the "CONE'
FURNACE-and ass the special attention
of those about erecting remodellng build
ings, as well as dealers i'll Hot Air. Steam, or
Hot Water Furnaces. and all interested in
Steam Power to carefully examine this invcn-
lion, which entirely CHANGES the PRINCIPLE
and CHARACTER of Hot AIR FURNACES, DE-
vELopING ANOTHER AND NEW PRINCIPLE,
and obviating all former objections to their
use. The practical operation of a number Of
these Furnaces, erected during the past win
ter, points out new discovery in science by
which the most wonderful economy i'll fuel
has been attained, and clearly demonstrates
that the waste heat lost from chimneys is
enough to warm every dwelling in the city.
By this invention the heat formerly lost is
made to warm the house.
This discovery-simple in itself-is the dai
" wonder of those who witness its results. and
it becomes a matter of surprise, that plan at
once so simple and practical in its operation,
should thus far have entirely escaped the no.
lice of scientific men. We believe no one who
investigates this principle will be liable to use
a furnace constructed on any other principle,
and we invite all who would witness its opera
ton to cali at the store of
Gibson. GOULD & co.
Nos. 90 & 100 Blackstone street, Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03
Boston Employment Rooms.

At the Employment Rooms, 81 Exchange Street En-.
poyers are furnished with Clerks, Statesmen, Book
Keepers, Porers, Bar Keepers, Walters, Coac hmen,
Gr,oms, Men on Railroads. Steamboats, aud Farms,
Boys for Stores, Trades, &c. Also Girls as C"oks,
ChambermaiJs Seamstresses, Laundresses, Girls for
Housework, &c.
Please cal or send in your orders If situations are
procured for those parties who apply for employ
no charge will be made.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03
FRFSH
DRUGS AND MECx0I9HS.
G.. c.. PECK,

Has recently resolved now lot cf
G.z&0 FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, PER
VIZ FUMERY &C., and now las on hand
R the largest and best selected Stock VI
MA MEDICINES ever offered in this vii.
lagc, and are warranted to be fresh and new, and
no humbug. lie keeps general assortment VI
Medicines used by physicians, together with
PATENT AND TllOMSONIAN MEDICINES,
WASHING AND BURNING FLUID,
Spirits Turpcntine, Japans, White Lead, Sperm Oil
Candles, Washing powders, Soap. bye Stutfs, VIM
dow Glass from 1N9 to IONS, Trusscs, supporters,
Spices Of all kinds, Citrun, Currauts, Raisins,
Tamarinds, Irish Moss, Pickles, Nuts. Confection-
airy, Fruits &c, &c, which few of the articles
that comprise his Stock. Among the many popu.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03
Ellsworth, Sept. Is, 1885.

WILL bs published tho 10Th Of Oct ober In pamphlet
w form Of 4S pages, Sermon pfeaohed at East
Trenton and before the Hancock Baptist association AT
Sedgwck in Sept. inst. This Sermon elected warm
praise from those who hearp IT, Send IN your orders
To this ofce early as only limited plumber OF copies
will be publ shed. -
rHrxs:-The Condition Of our csuatry Its Peril'
aud its Helm
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03
HANCOCK BANK.

The Stock holders Of the Hancock Bank are hereby
Notified that the annual meeting for the choice Of Direct
and Transaction Of any other business that may leg
ally come before them viii be held Al their Banking
on ssdAy the 5h day Of October next al two
o'clock P. NJ. GEO y. HOPKINS. CAshisf.
Elsvorth Sspt n 1850 3NS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03
Notice of Foreclosure,

WHEREAS, Sarah K. Byard, of
Sedgwick, in the County of Hancock and
State of Maine. widow, on the Goth of March,
AID. 1870. by her deed of Mortgage of that
date conveyed to me, the subscriber, GER
tain tract or parcel of land situated in SAID
Sedgwick as described in her sad Decd.
which Deed is recorded in the Hancock Reg :
'ster Book l0l, Page 40S, to which reference
may be had for a more particular desert ton
of the premises and whereas the condition OF
said Mortgage has been broken hereby give
notice thereof and claim - foreclosc the same
according to the statutes ii this State.
WyEE q. SARGENT,
By :. WArERuousE his atty.
Ellsworth. Sept. Is, 1856.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03
LIGHT! LIGHT! LIGHT!

GAS FIXrURES Of tho desirable patterns
Chautcl iers. Brackets Pendants &c with 10
cr ion o Lamps manu- fac Inred aud Tor sale cheap
ro. Burning Fluid and Canphene, at the lowest
pr ices.
SMITH TARBELL, i9warhington ST., Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

HOTEL. w ARE-N"w opening the most desirable
Styles o. Hotel aud Ge"ee Res,ofator Ware of
cred Tor sale IN this city. These ,oIs made
pressy Tor the Undersigned by of the first class
lna"udc ,urers IN Euroie Imported by c. Z. WlGGiN,
eoracr OF Hanover aud Marshall ST. Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03
ENCRAylNCS.

English, French, German and Italian Ancient anil
Modem, In Life and Mezzotnt Whoiesnie and Re,aii
Academies and Teachers snpplied with Ensrayngs and
materials for The GRECIiN5 4. AN2IQ LE PINT.
ING, on the best terms. J. WIGGlN, Printseller,
No - fremont Street, opposite the Museum.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

Frames, Paintings, Looking Glasses, &c.
ALFRED A. CHlLDS Il CO.. No 10 Fremont Street
Bostcn Manufacturer Of PICTURE FRAMES or
namented and plain, Of every variety. Also, Dealers
IA Landscape and Fancy Paintings, Mirrors &c, Fur
uished on the best terms
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03
CARPETINGS.

An entire new stock Carpet ngs Of new aad fash
ionable STYLES OF Pine super Extra and Three Ply from
Soto si 81 IA Rugs stair Carpels and Stair Rods, &C
Also full stock Of Groceries, Flour Meal Beef, Pors
Lard, Cheese &c. Together with full assortment o
about every article usually found 10 variety store =
This above bough, at the lowest market prices, AMI
will be sold cheap can be bought in this state, q
have adopted the sy stem Quick sales and SINAI
profits. 6r casa OF county produce. ,..,
El,wo,,h S.ni q 1874 xlf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03
A VI B X 0 TYP T.,

Daguerrean and Photographic Goods.
John SAWYER co, II. Washingiom Street. Bos
ton Importers and dealers id Glass Plates Paper. Ca
SEES, Frames. Lockes, Pure Chemicals CnoJion, Var
nhe., 5'c. &c Books On he Art Orders promptly
attended II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03
Hats r. Cans.

A great variety Of Silk Plush Hats Cloth Caps, Kos
snh and French Hats, Boys X. do. Boots and shoe1
OF ever, d.scrpi M inc udng Of hose long les
custom made Boots that have given such salts faction
for the past three years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-10-03

r. A. JOHNSON, Sole Agent.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-10-04
At(iulresota Glues,
WEDNESDAY, OCT. l, 1866.
Failure Of tho Buchanan Demonstration MT
rhiladelphla. e.

The correspondent of the New York Tribune,
in describing the character of this gathering,
which was intended to counterfeit the great demon
stration of the Republicans at Pittsburg, and as
far as possible the effects of the Maine Election,
speaks as follows 81
1t is impossible to describe the establishment Of
both parties-the delight of the Republicans, the
dismay OF the Buchaniers-when the meeting
was actually convened, when the county delega-
tions and even the New Workers had arrived, and
there were not more than THREE THOUSAND people,
of all ages, sexes and colors, in the square to
hear MIR. Howell Cobb preach disunion" and
abuse &c the greasy mechanics of the North !"
The effect has been immense. Candid Buchan-
antics admit it to have been a failure, and to
have seriously damaged the party. The Republic
cans are exultant; and no wonder! The "great
demonstrations has shown beyond question that
eastern Pennsylvania has undergone marvellous
change. Many men in the Buchanan ranks say
now, Z" Better to have taken Mr.. Dallas )" and
the talk of Withdrawing Mr.. Buchanan and sub
shutting Mr.. Fillmore on the ticket is quite gen.
orally renewed.
1t seems utterly impossible for the Slave-Ds-
mocracy to get up the least enthusiasm, and not
withstandins, in this instance, thousands of dol
lars were expended in preparations to "draw a
crowd" but three thousand people, in the great
and popuous city of Philadelphia, in Buchanan's
native State, could be induced to turn out. 'Ilow
the mighty have fallen"
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-10-04
Attempted Murder.

About nine O'Clock this morning, says the Phia-
delphia Bulletin of Tuesday evening, a wicked at
tempt was made to murder a colored woman,
named Lydia Ann Jones at q house in Baker-st.,
below Seventh. The perpetrator is St. Duran
20 negro named John Williams. Williams char
ges his wife with going to the house of Lydia
Jones for improper purposes, and this morning he
went thither, and Selling the woman by the hair,
held her head back, while he cut her throat with
knife. The wound, although serious one, is
not fatal, and before the fellow had time to ac-
complish his murderous design, he was arrested
by officer Hughes.
Williams was taken before Alderman Moore,
who committed him to answer. Before leaving
the Office, the prisoner kicked several Of the fe-
male witnesses, and swore he would kill them all
when he got out of prison. The Desperate was
not drunk.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-10-04

PECULIAR CASE OF INsANIyY.-Among the in
mates of the Mrr-'rr'i S'-'c ~ nital there is an
old man whose dcIausen 't as taken q very Pc
culiar character. he has ggeat horror of any
thing in print. He steadily refuses to read any
printed matter, alleging that it is not reliable and
pervcrts and misleads the mind. His objection
to anything printed extends SO far. that although
of a very religious turn and steady in his atten-
dance on the religious services of the Sabbath,
he will not touch q prayer-book or take bible
in his hands. Writing, on the contrary, he reads
with avidity, and treasures carefully the letters
from his children, large numbers of which he has
got on his table in his room.