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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-08-07
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BOSTON CATTLE MARKET,
for the week ending Tuesday, Aug. G, is7l.
At CAMBRIDGE BRIGHTON.

Asouv oF srocK Az MARNgr
cam, sA,sr. sAoi,, gag, cqr,.
Gs.i s wsSs 5 lS, i Idsi m Sa S AZ AZ
One year ago. 2isi las 5m siS rs
PRicEs.-Rssl cau,-Ex,ra int aud heavy premium
quality. 1875 a96. third quality, 500 a. 500 v
nn rs on total weight Of hide taow and drcssed beef
lev choice single pairs. 5000 aiO0Oo Bulls &C.,
gorsng or,n.tol ig-5v pair, or according TO their
value - heel. Handy Steers tij n slrn.
MNeA coi'-fiu ais extra good, go q 500. with or
vlthout calves, as may be agreed ARROW and ortna
Sfar"-Yearlings, tosm, two.ye,r. old. ioo N On
,hrec-year. old ~ 70 NJ Western steers choice 81 81
nfnni Live weight. 7ins' per4h Store cattle Tex
81, ~ y ~ Good s. so a7.75. Fair 800 a7.37.
.A,,y.--ssl 10 ID sheared sheep case.
Teafh4g Lqmbf 30 10 i0ic.
S,,sp I'D f,,ps,-,i0i a. 7oi, In lots. $50 i60l,
.xtra. H9lcts v b. on live weight, 7ase or to.Oo8i0
sioi,,.-wholc.ale easlc, retail. 7aqc d. Pa,
Hogs ii95 PN, Spring rigs inalsc v -,
zeal Carss.-tt0o lsttW00 v head
INC fiia'e Y o. az e. country io San.
will wool on. A. Mos an each country lots dry s2n1
0s1oo Calfstus, iai6c.
RgNAnKs There are about 5l1 Northern cattle In
place OF 60 lat week. The number % Western large
aud the market we'll suppled with beef At about The
same prices a. last week Northern and good steer
fir ,tecr. he,sr. ani COWS at a e. and .m r do At
Be- per D. Western stock il mostly sold ut a 7ie
per 1. on live We GIT rexr cttta arc light ami scl
AZ LEES than c. and choice steers fic per h Thin
grass ied cattle are sold with difficulty. o. y. Taylor
dressed weight and fat fr &c. Hosea gray sold
oxen at nic. at luc. steers helers aud cows at n
SIC psr H. H. nnrr sid oxen al 100 others AZ a. 9i
pairs Of working oxen aVu 2Nn ms. ~ fij per pair
In The sheep trade there sttle change from last woek
only good lambs were sold at over o. large op1r-
~, all ams bot ayrrngu lbs. for % per lh with
go on for ihrce rams with the Old sheep. VI. T
shochrtt spld 90 lame, 81 Ms each at Sc per h. and
e Taylor sold 50 lambs W lbs at So. Poaltry. ne
spring chickens eic for g0ld.
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MARROW ESCAPE. During the thunderstorm
of last Friday, the lightning struck the house OF
Mr. Reuben IIuntoon, who resides about quar-
ter of a mile from Panfeld village. 1t struck
the gable end of the house, tearing the whole end
out, and demolished the chimney, scattering the
bricks in all directions. Mr.. IluntoOn and two
daughters were eating supper the crockery 20
the table was broken up, one piece hitting MI.
liunioon in the face, though not seriously hurting
him, and all three were stunned The lightning
tire up the door, demolished stove, etc The
house caught fire in the chamber in three places,
but Mr.. Huntoon recovered in time to put it out
Some of the spin,ers were thrown 8 rods from
NE hnnse. IL
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STATE OF VERMONT,

y WASHINGTON DISTRICT, s.. .
Ia Probate Court, holden at Montpelier, within and
for said District the 15th day Of July, A. d. l672
Laura A Henry, administrators with the will annex
ed the estate Of sylvester Henry, late OF Water
bury in said strict. deceased, makes application to
said Court for license 10 sell all " the real estate OF said
decreased excepting the home farm and tinnery repro
-cnng that said sa necessary for the pay mont of the
debts Of said deceased
Whereuprn 10 - ordered by said Court that said APP
picaon come under consideration and he heard on the
4th day Of August A. ls72 at the Probate Office IN
tiontpeler amt IL l. further orieTed, that all persOns
interested he notified hereof by publication Of notice OF
this application aud order thereon, three weeks
.vely IN the Vermont WAtchman state Journal print
ed Montpelier before said time Of hearing that they
object thereto.
BY the COurt.-Attest.
n3j HARVEY TILDEN, Judge
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.rATE OF VERMONT,

y WASHINGTON DISTRICT IS.
In Probate Court held Montpelier In said district,
on the 2ith day of July, A. d. 1871
r d. bradford administrator Of the estate OF Nathaniel
Richardson late Of North6eld, in said district, deceased,
presents his administration account for examination and
allowance and makes application for decree OF distr
sutou aud pa titOn OF the estate OF sai deceased.
Wnereupon It is ordered hy said Court that said ac-
count aud said appl cation be referred TO session
thereof To he held at the Probate Ohce In said Mont
pelier the l9th day Of August A. d. 1871 fur hearing
nd decision thereon and, u Is further ordered, that
notice hereof be given n all persons Interested by pub
location of the three weeks successyely In the
Vermont Watchman and State Journal, a newspaper
pa shed at Montpelier previous said time appointed
Tor hearing, that they may appear at said time and
place aud snow cause, II any they have why said
account should he allowed and such decree made.
saai. Wv n. K CHASE Register.
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OF VERMONT.

WASH MI WTNT HUT,
la Probate Court, holden at Montpelier, In said dis
trict. on the 2ld day OF July, A. D. 1871
Edmund Pope, administrator OF tho estate OF Hosea
Kathan, late OF Norihield, 10 said District, de-
ceased presents his administration account fr exs
animation aud allowanee, and makes appli atoD for
decree distribution and partition of the estate of said
deceased Whereupon II Il ordered by said Court that
said account and said apple be refrred to session
thereof to he held at the PROBATE Office In said Mont
peer the 18th day Of August, A. d. 1871 for hearing
and deoislon thereon And further ordered, thu
notice hereofbe given TO all persons Interested by publ
cation of tho three weeks successfully In the YER
mont Watchman and State Journal, newspaper pub
lshed at Montpelier previous TO said time appinted for
hearing that they may appear ut said time and place,
and show cause n they have, why said account
should not be allowed and such decree made.
By the Court Attest.
9aai N. A. CHASE, Register.
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and continue eleven weeks under the instruction Of C..
A. BusKEn, A. NJ, Principal and expert.
enctd assistants.
TuirfOs common English Branches s3O1i Higher
Englsh Latin and Greek siOO Music, Drawing Paint
Ing. French etc, extra.
Tuition payable at middle Of term. No deduction
made 70 less than half "A term.
Students who take lessons In music, have the use OF
tn Piano one hour each day free OF charge.
Board In good families eau he obtained for from 81 40
TO 1850 per week. hcluting fuel, lights washing etc
reasonable terms.
IL is the constant aim Of the Trustees TO give tho stu
dents every f,cty fer gaining thorough odueato .,
and the aehers will every means 10 carry out the
wishes oi tn Trust es.
For particulars Or catalogue address -
JOHN VARNuM, JR,
Sscrsfary Of Trustees.
Peaeham, VI, July "a, ls'2. $3.50
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BARRE.-The annual picnic Of the Common
Schools Of Barre, will be held in r. $. Curriers'
grove, near the village, on Wednesday, August
18th, where speeches, toast, music. etc, etc, and
a good time generally will he the order of the
1..
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BRAiNrREr.-rh Circular Conference, appoint
ed to meet at Braintrce llill, on August 18Th,
will meet on saturday, August 10th, the ninety
first birthday Of Father Nichols let all the
churches in the Conference be well represented.
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NoHrnrrLD.-rhe railroad employees have
done very commendahle thing in raising the
sum If one hundred dollars for the family of Ia.
ward Lincoln, who was killed at Bellows Falls
last week arfi whose family reside here.
A Son Of George ChafTse, thirteen years old ,
fell from the beams Of the barn to the djor, strk-
ing On an iron bolt and injuring him so that he
died the 22l ult. lie lived about week after
the accident
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A DELIGHTFUL SURPRISE Ladies' whose faces are
coudei by superficial dscooratons, aud who have re-
solved b. try nAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM remedy.
have idea the welcome surprise they will receive
from their mirrors aier few applications Of that health
l purifier Of the comp exion II AZ all eNctahle they
will scream With rapture on heh0ding the change ,
whether the hemsh II Is desired ~ he siilow-
ness, blotches pmples ireckles roughnes or an I'M
operation OF this wonderful agent To say thai the
hlcnish disappears docs not hewever convey any idea
of the effect produced by this celebrated haauther
The unsightiy tnge, whether diiused the whole
countenance In spots, patches isrep acod by uni
form pearly bloom to which description do jus
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ESTABLISHED 1850.
NDAL II. FOOTE 4. CO.
RANKERS AND BROkERs

20 BROADWAY, n. Y.
GOLD STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD
ON COMMISSION.
REFEREScEs.-Jay Cooke A Co, New York Mechan
les Bank Association, or any old Banking Houseo
Commercial Agency In New York.
n B.--pamphlet on WALL STREET AND ITS
OPERATIONS" furnished tree on application, eo72
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UAMBLEToNIAN STALLION
G r A N d T. E."

VIII make Fall Season at the Farm Of tho Vermont
Horse stock Company, In shelburne.
TgRMs Fifty Dollars for the season. Mares not
proving ioal. may he returned next season without
charge for service.
GRASper was sired by RTsDrE's ON liAMBLgroNtAS,
dan by AMERICAN SfAe.
II will he noticed that this horse Is brother nhlood TO
waikiki Chief Dexter, staIte, Aberdeen, jay Gould.
9i@ DAVID GO0DELL co,
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PHYsciASs SAY tr-VfGgriSE gives an equal crcu-
aton Of the blood. All physicians will agree that there
Is scarcely disease but that could almost Instantly be
disposed Of II pure blood could he circulated generously
through the parts affected. Now, this Is the waN In
which V.GErISE performs It's wonderful cures. NgGF-
riSEi excusvel, vegetable compound, rladc from
roots herbs aud Iarks.
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ST. ALBANs BurrER MARKEr, Tuesday. Aug 6
There was guud demand tar far grades, and
common grades were dull. We quote common
T. iair, Is u lse; medium to grd. 20 Ia %
choice, % to 96e; " glt-cdge,' p 70 2sc per
ppund
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lIessrs Editors Permit me, through
your columns, to ask the Loyai leaders aud
voters Of the Capital Of the State of Vermont
If they are all dead A" Loyal" | call them
for the party name has become contaminated
by that prefix &" Literal" If not dead, why
so inactive Why have we not rousing
enthusiastic Grant and Wilson Club, to az
ford a striking contrast to that feeble birth Of
a few weeks since, heraded by the Greeley
press as the Greeley Club of Montpelier, VI,
the subsequent career Of which fully justities
the careful and assiduous medical attendance
on that most interesting occasion ? Why is
this so 2 Ii is not, we know, the result of
any serious Election 10 our ranks it is not
that any whose loss we deplore have gone
over to the enemy; nothing Of the sort. For
at the recent convention the same men were
present, who have always been on the right
side, and in goodly numbers too All this is
evident aud encouraging, but why this listless-
ness, why this backwardncss in inaugurating
an active, energetic canvass Of this section Of
the State ? Our neighbors are not thus idle
we hear Of Grant Clubs in Burlington, Mid
dlobury, St. Adams all around US, in fact,
the people arc girdug themselves up for the
coming elections; why not here too
Is it because it is all one way here
Greeley men say that is not so, and claim. as
usual, large numbers Of recruits to the Pal
metto standard and this very day one Of
them stated that Horace Greeley was coming
here soon TO tell our citizens " how he wants
to be Pre- sideut" We hear, too, that Banks,
the Red River hero, is siumping this way,
while Fitzpatrick has already been here aud
gone Wouldn't it be well not to leave the
fold entirely to them, but with few active,
hoaea men correct the false impressions that
may be cfJ behind by these imported politi
clans aud we need not 20 out Of the State
TO find our speakers; they are here, our own
statesmen. Let Us have them out, and hear
them speak 1t really seems, from my stand
point, that our leading men are negleoting
their duty in this matter There are num-
b,rs Of young meo who will cast their first
vote at these elections Should they see the
wrong side so prominent, the right so reti-
cent? Why even their sturdy Vermont
principles may wayer ia the faceof the array
Of misrcprcseniers among Us Let them but
know the true situation and the facts Of this
campaign and there is little danger Of their
detection.
We want that majority thirty thousand in
stead Of hoeRy-oHe The enemy boast that
they will cut it down to ten. Shall we be
ide2 A YouSG NorER.
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ORANGE COUNTY.

At about halfpast nine Friday evening,
August %, fire was discovered in the back
part of the store at Falrlee, occupied by Will
lard Child aud 10 a short time it, with the
hotel near by aud the outbuildings, were en-
tirely consumed. The hotel has for several
seasons past been the resort Of a large num-
Der of city boardors, but the past year has
been occupied by the owner, Albert Newcomb,
and Mr.. Graves, station agent at that place,
who saved most Of their furniture horses,
carriages, &c, The outbnildings were par
tally insured
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DR.. j. p. BRYANT, " The Hcaicr," has opened
rooms at the " Weldon House" ST. Adams. VI
where he will remain until September l,t, 1872.
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Charles Dudley Warner and Mark Twain
a.e next door neighhors in Hartford, and thus
get each other jokes at first hand. Mr..
Warmers garden is so pleasant it is no wonder
he spen, his summer" there.
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liRK IN SrARKsBoRo. "A Ere occurred last Sun
da evening, about 10 o'el,ck, little ~ the east
81 the vilege in this place, which proved 10 he
thu dwelling hou~e Of Mr.. Charles Wells, which
ws' entirely consumed. Most oi the furniture was
sa'rd. The house was insured for $500. Tue
fir was doubtless accidental.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-08-07

SouARNG rnE CIRCLE Prof. Alonzo Jack
man, Of Norwich University, has recently issued
a Circular, in which by use of the simplest math-
ematieal propositions, he demonstrates the much
yexed proposition Of " How to Square the Cir
Gle OF course we cannot here give his demon
stration in form Ineligible to our readers, but
If any Of them will take the trouble to send to
Prof Jackman for circular, they can be Gun
WINGED that this proposition. which has puzzled
the brains Of nathematieans Tor ages, is at hast
absolutely and satisfactorily solved
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IL Y0u FEEL dull, despondant drowsv, debilitated
have frequent headache. mouth tastes badly poor apps
tite aud tongue coated, you suifirng fom iorpi
liver or Biliuusn, $50 Nothing will you speed
ily and permanently as Or. Plerces Colleen Mudica
Discovery. GIG.
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LAMoILLE COUNTY.

The next session of the Lamoille County
Good Templars Union will be held at Jeffer-
souville, with Pearl Lodge No, AS on Tues
day the Goth day Of August, 1872, at 10
O'Clock, a. IN.
About three weeks ago foolish girl by the
name Of Berry who lived in a temporary
shanty on the river bank just above johnson
was drowned in the river within ten rods
Of the spot where Edward Winsow was
drowned last fall. She did not know enough
to keep out Of fire. even, and came near being
burned to death last winter Her body was
recovered the next day some distance down
the -ivar
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o. National credit is said tc be plant
Of delicate growth bu, given the proper con-
ditious, none could be more hardy The
German war reduced the material resources
Of France to very low ebb 1t is rarely
that foreign war produces such complete
financial aud industrial confusion and prostra-
ton as did that Moreover, even during the
last decade Of the empire, France was con-
sianty adding TO her national debt, and since
the close of the war the crushing indemnity
aud the numerous loans necessitated by it.,
have taxed her powers seemingly to the ut
most limit And yet the cable brings US
word that the new French loan Of three mil
lizards Of francs 5000 600 600 just put upon
. the market. has been at once taken up, with
Que millarl $500, .000) to spare. Ger
many, herself sends in subscriptions Of $780,
coo 600 The reason for the unimpaired
credit which France retains 10 spite Of the
exhaustion Of her material resources. is found
in her reputation for scrupulous fidelity to
financial obligations Reputation is not
discussed in her legislative halls and her
public prints. liquidation has not been
practiced by any provinces as it has been
practiced by several Of these United States.
Although this country were thousand times
richer aud Francea thousand times poorer
than they are her credit would always
surpa,s ours until all portions Of our people
shonli be imbaed with the same notions Of
national honesty which animate Freuchmeu.
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THE GREAT SOUTH AMERICAN
BLOOD PURIFIER,
J U r q b E b A


u lsnat physc which may give temporary rolicf TO
che sun ur the frat few doses, hut which, from
unued brings piles and kindred diseases 10 aid in
Fetkenns the invalid. nor Is Il doctnred liquor which,
under the popular name u bttersN h extensively
tlmed on the public sovereign remedies hut VI
rs a MOST POWERFUL TONIC AND Alternative,
pronounced by the leading medical authorities Of
Lonion and Paris, aud been long used nv the
ar uhyseans ofother countries with WONDERFUL remedial
results.
EXTRACT OF BEBA
retslus all the medical virtues peculiar the plant and
must he taken a. a permanent curative agent.
IS THERE WANT or ACTION IN YOUR LIVER
comes Impure by delet rous secretiUns, producing
scrpuluus skin diseases, Bloichcs Foous, Pustulcs,
Ctnker. Pmples &c, &c.
Take JuR6B To cleanse. purify and restore tho
vtiat-d blood To healthy action.
HAVE YOU A DYsPEPTIC sTOMACHi Unless d.
loss Of vital force Poverty Of the Blood, DfOpslcal
Tendency. General Weas moss or Lassitude.
Take it IN as-ist gestion without reaction, It will
itnpatt youthful vlgor to the weary sufferer.
HAVE YOU WEAKNESS or THE TNTESTINESi
You In danger of Chronic Darrhma the dreadful
Inflammation uf the Bowels
Take II to aliay irritation and ward OF tendency TO
inhammatons.
HAVE YOU WEAKNESS OF THE UTERINE OR
URINARY OR6ANSi You must procure instant rehet
or are liable TO suffering worse than death
Take u 10 strengthen organic weakness life becomes
a burden.
Finally. II should he frequently taken to keep tho
system In perfect health otherwise In great
danger Of tltria miasmatic contagious diseases.
JOHN q. KELLOGG. IL Plat ST.. New York,
Sole Agent TO- the United States.
Price, One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Circular. 3H
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WINDSOR COUNTY.

A person claiming to act as agent for Il.
X. Allen 4 Co.'S publishing house, of Augusta,
Maine, in May last made bis appearance in
Gaysvlle. and probably swndled about twenty
individuals who, unsuspicious Of fraud, gave
their names on his subscription list for two
newspapers, paying the said agent in advance.
Mr.. James Brock of Springfield, met with
fatal accident on Saturday last. He was at
work haying for George Kimball, aud at the
time of the accident was helping load, when
the horse started suddenly, aud threw him of
back wards, striking on his head and shoulders,
and breakn his neck. He lived about half
an hour afterwards. lie leaves wife and
four children.
An ecclesiastical council. consisting Of Revs,
Geo. S. Guernsey, Elmer Hewitt, Hosea Bal.
lou, and laymen H. +. Aldrich aud II. ii
French, held a meeting at the Chester House
in Chester, on Tuesday, July 3Oth, for the
purpose of investigating the charges which
have been preferred against Revs. Il. 5 Eos
ter, Geo s. Guernsey and N. Hodgden. Thu
result of their conference has not transpired
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l.. A. Chase, of Glover, was severely in
jured recently, by falling off load Of hay.
Hopes of his recovery are entertained.
The post Office at Newport has recently
been made a British international money or
der Office Orders can be obtained for any
part of Great Britain
On the night of the Goth or morning of the
9th inst, Willir Flint, of North Troy, was
robbed of s42S00. 1t was taken with his
pocket book, out Of his vest near his bed.
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Watnhman & journal.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST I, 1872.


The Liberal Republicans OF Washington County are
requested to meet In a. Mas Convention. 1T the Court
House in Montpelier Tuesday, August 10Th 1874 at n
O'Clock A. NJ, for tho purpose Of nominating ticket to
he supported by the Frcemen Of Washington County
Tuesday the ID day Of september next and to complete
their ORGANIZATION IN the county.
Hon. Daniel Roberts, Hon. A. u. Gardner and others
have been invited to address the Of the county
that a.v
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. The con-
vention that meets at Louisville the 81 Of Sep
TENDER, to nominate straight Democratic candi-
dates for President and Vice President, bids fair
to be a strong one. Blanton Duncan writes to a
gentleman in Montpelier, that, " the strength al
ready manifested in favor Of the movement is 50
great that it will astound the friends Of Mr..
Greeley, when exhibited"
Andrew johnson may receive the nomination
for President with j Q. Adams, for Vice Prcsi-
dent Such nomination would seriously Affect
Mr. Greeley's hopes Of success.
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STATE PRlsoN.--The Directors Of the State
Prison made their annual visit last week, with
reference to their biennial report They find
tic financial condition Of the insulation greatly
improved, there being the prettl lirio sun 81
over two thousand dollars income above all expen-
ses,-an event which never before occurred in the
history Of the institutun the only three instances
of $500
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Remaining me Montpelier Post o5fes iugrH 5A, 1917
L,pEs-Mrs A. A. Bedford, Alice II. Dwinell, Alice
L. Eastman-2, Mrs Peet 6oca, Julia Wright
GKSTLEAsN-Proi Genor Bliss A. Blakely, Wm Dick
inson. Nathan Dodge, Louis Dusaut France Dcspacdn
Edwin A. Davis. 5. u. Gu,, Thomas Hayden, Joseph
Meilhrun, Janes II. LawrencN, ]. II. Smith.