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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-11-13

BARRE-On Monday, October IS, the kindred
and friends of Warren Nye, Esd, to the number
of 1865, gathered at his house to help him and his
excellent wife celebrate the tenth anniversary Of
their marriage, 1t was a gay and joyful occasion.
Useful articles to the value Of $35, and articles,
ianciful and ornamental, of untold cost, were
presented The bride and bridegroom of ten
years ago wore to-day the garments which they
then wore. Besides, the guests gave him a cane,
stove-pipe hat and neck-tie Of tin, and a
watch and chain They presented her with hat
nicely ornamented, bosom pin, a watch and
chain. Throughout the day and evening the
house was opened for the reception of friends.
The time was well filled up by lively, social in
tercourse. Three roasted pigs, with chicken pies
cakes, coffee, and other things to match, eylnced
the generous hospitality Of the house. As the
guests reluctantly retired, it was with hearty
desire that rich blessings may rest on that house
hold, and that the husband and wife may live tC
enjoy both silver and golden wedding, and, al
length, sit down to " the marriage supper of the
Lamb"
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MuRDER.-On Wednesday man was found
floating in Charles river, Cambridge, Mass, in
two barrels, his body in one and his legs and head
in the other They were taken ashore and found
to be horribly mutilated The legs had been
chopped of, apparently, with an ak. These re-
mains were subsequently discovered to be those
of Mr. Abijah Ellis, a citizen of Cambridge, for
merly peddler, but retired from business, and
living upon his interest money
Suspicion was soon fastened upon one Leaytt
Alley, a tealnster in Cambridge, who was ndebt-
ed to Mr.. Ellis, and on investigation the barrels
were found to have been removed from Mr.. Al
LEWIS stable, aud the body, when found, was
packed in shavings like those used by Alley, and
nobody else for bedding for his horses. Marks Of
human blood were found upon the stable floor
and also upon Alleys clothing. Alley has beer
arrested and seems likely to be convicted
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Barre Academy.

At the next anniversary, which will occur June,
1873, W E. JosDoN, Esq, Of Montreal, c. E
will give an address, and NJ b CARrENrR, E4q
of St. Adams, poem, before the Associate
Alumni Hon. j. 5. MoRKiIL, United States Sen
ator has, also, consented to speak before the So
cial Fraternity at the same time
The senior class consists of fourteen the mid
die class seventeen, and the Junior, thirteen,
The next catalogue, which will not be pub
lished until May |, 1873, will contain a concise
history Of Barre Academy, the names Of all the
officers, teachers and graduates it will, also,
contain the names Of all who are then members,
or have been during this year.
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MoNuMENT vs.. MUNMENr.-A bill raloting to
taking ice from Lake Champlain and other waters
in this State, providing that when hole is made
in the ice, a guard or notice, to warn of travel
ers should be placed thereby, brought the two
branches of the Legislature to a conference com
mittee yesterday 1t was a House BILL which
provided that a monument be placed, etc. The
Senate struck out monument " and inserted
imminent" The House refused to concur il
this amendment, and the Senate " insisted. n
Senator Powers said he did not see how =" q
monument could very well be placed around I
hole ," but imminent might be. We think thu
Honorable Senator was right, unless hollow base'
monuments are used, with sufficient circumier
ence to cireumseribe the largest hole that the ic
gatherers may see fit to make.
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BETHEL Ruaaray About two O'Clock this
afternoon, Nov. 9th, a pair Of horses belonging
to IIanibal Adams, of pomlret, were frightened
by the cars at the depot and ran against Il horse
and buggy belonging to James NJ. Hinkley, Of
Royalton, completely smashing his wagon, at the
same time throwing the body from Adams wheels.
They then ran north and turned under the rail
road bridge, and ran to the bridge over White
River, when the right hand horse struck his head
and shoulders against the partition Of the bridge,
knocking him down and putting out one eye, 1t
is feared the horse will die.
MIR. William Billings, Of Woodstock, who
carries the mail, now brings it from Pomirct to
Bethel on his back No horse
An express train came in this morning from
Barnard, drawn by oxen, called the soy express. 81
The merchants run wheel barrows and hand cart
| from the depot to their stores
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EnRGE AYERS, ESTATE.

~ The subscribers, having heen appointed by tho
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washington,
Comm soners to receive examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate OF George
Ayers, late Of Barre, In said District, deceased, rep
resented nsolyent and the term OF six months from the
10th day Of October S72, being allowed by said Court
to the creditors Of said deceased, to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before Give notice that
will attend to the duties Of appointment at the
dwung-honso Of the late deceased, in Barre, in said
District on the third Tuesdays Of December and April
next o'clock, in the afternoon each Of said
days. A. NJ. JACkMAN, (r,,.,,tssio,ar.
HORACE BATCnkLDER commissioners
Barre, October %, A. d. 1872. l7il9
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DEATn OF MAJ. GEN GEoRGE G. MEAD.-'rhe
telegraph announces the death of Gen, Meade, at
Philadelphia, on the 9th inst, after a short sick
parents, at Cadiz, Spain, in 1916, and was there
fore only "a years Of age lie graduated from
the West Point Academy July l, 1885, as second
lieutenant Of artillery; resigned in Oct. 1896
aud was reappointed second lieutenant of engi
neers in 1912 lie was breyetted first lieutenant
Sept %, 1916 In the late war he was hrs
Brigader, and then Major Gen. of volunteers
and commanded the S forces at Gettysburgl
with great credit August Is, 1864, he was APP
pointed Maj General of the regular army, and
at his death he was the highest major general
being outranked only by Gen, Sherman and Lieut.
General Sheridan.
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\ DANcERors PBEcEpENT-A bill was intro
duccd in the Senate on Monday, to pay for the
examination Of the stomach OF deceased or
gan grinder" whose sudden taking Off, down
in Windsor county, was suspected to be 50 murder
most foul " 1t seems 10 have been a Legitimate
" professional service, for which compensation
is asked, but we respectfully submit, whether, il
view Of recent results growing out of the late
Presidential campaign, which have left large
number of deceased organ grinders to b
cared for, it will not be dangCro isexperment tC
fee parties who are so reckessly bold as to exam
inc the contents of their stomachs There car
be no question as to the presence of poison.
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GODDARD SEMINARY At a meeting of tie
Trustees of Goddard Seminary, held in Barre,
Nov. Sth, the following resolutions were passed 3.
Re,oiued That learn with regret, that Prof S. S.
burlington Principal Of this School, has rendered hi,
resignation his administration has been successful,
and we consider him excellent teacher accom-
plishe1 scholar and gentleman.
Rss9iti That as Mr.. burlington has chosen another
vocation Tor bis future abors, desire that great pros
perty shall attend him. holding his lahors among
us with grateful reno mhrAnce.
The Trustees have invited Mr.. llawes, late
graduate OF Tufts College, to serve as Principal
for the next term, he being recommended by
Prof.. 5 Burlington and Shpman
JouN GREGORY, Vice President
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CTATE OF VERMONT.

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
Ia Probate Court, hold at Montpelier, within and for
said District the 26th day Of October, A. ID. 1871
Charles II. Heath Administrator with the VIII an
nexed tho estate Of James Blanchard late Of Cabot
Ia said District deceased presents his administration
count for examination and allowance and makes appli
cation for decree OF distribution and Partition OF tho
estate of said deceased. Whereupon II L ordered by said
Court that said account and said application be referred
10 a session thereof TO be held at the Probate Once in
said Montpelier on the 18th day of November, A. ID.
s72 for hearing and decision thereon And, II sfrther
ordered that notice hereof be given TO all persons Inter
esed by publication OF the three weeks successfully
In the Vermont Matehman and State Journal, news
paper published at Montpelier previous TO said time
appointediOr hearing that they may appear at said time
and place and show cause Il any they may have why
ad account should not be allowed, and such decree
BY the Court. Attest,
ieis N. A. CHASE, Register.
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IursHAN--Yonng America, assisted By somt
whose hair and wbiskers denoted age, celebrated
the recent victory Of Grant, Wilson, and Poiaad
at West rapsham, Saturday evening last, by the
ringing Of bells, burning tar barrels, and gene
raj Hurrah, much to the discontinue ofsome VIII,
unfortunately FIR themselves belong to the minor
ity party.
The West Topshan High School closed IL
fall term Thursday evening last, with dramatic
exercises, at Masonic Hail. each one fully sustain
ing their allotted part in the exercises, to thu
credit Of themselves and teacher, Miss Lott,
Bascom, Of Fairfax
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Rs'aaiaiag in ne MosgsiD PoG oac,, Not. ma, O.
lAnn.s--MI.. sarah I.aln. NIla. Frank Pellnn.

seaaa'ag in -, NosgsiV PoG ofes, Not. ma. ls52
iApsss--MIss Sarah Lain. Miss Frank Peilaa.
GESTlEsss-r.J. Allen, j. F.. Bui,oraeld o. @. Bar
ron, Joseph A. Donison, Johney Ecxander n. Feather
green, J. n. Francis, James Fin, A. j. fullum, Joe
Gilmore Geo T. King LIS Jones, John Nyc VIM Pccu
L. NJ. Road, Geo. W. stoddari, John r. Wilson, Goo
Wilson.
vserTisE- THE preparation 3. scientifically and
chemically combined and 20 strongly concentrated from
roots. herbs aud oarks that good e1rct are realized
Immediately after commencing to take IT,
TnE MOST uynarrY pgusoN 20 the world is tho Dys
pepte, Everything looks dark aud gloomy be feel.
"Qut of sor with himself aud every body else. Life
nurien 90 him, THIS can an hc changed by taking
Peruvian syrup protoside % lronl Cases Of % year,
standing have been cured.
CHArrEn HANDS, mce. rough skim puppies ring
worms, salt tAeum, and other cutneuus affection cured
and the skin made son and smooth by using tho Juul
per Tar Soap made by Caswell, Hazard \ Co.. New
York be certain TO get tho Juniper Tar Soap Their,
are many worthless limitations made with cumm6f
tar. 1919
Tns Parest and Sweetest Cod-Lyer OIL Is Hazard
Caswels made on the shore, from fresh, seecte,
yers, by Cuswoll Hazard Co, New York. it Ia ab
solutely pVf and street Patients who have takei
t prefer II 10 all others. Physicians have decided d
superior to any fthe other oils in market is-5s
s.r-f
THg CrLIuRE o. THE HAfn-Just as surely a. a sol
infested with Canadian thistes be made 10 produc,
Tine crops ofgodon grain the sea- Hparcoy covered
with harsh dry, unmanngeahle hair can be made pro
lite Of slken tresses All that is necessary TO effect IN,
change IN either case is the rf Kind Of frfj.sr Ie,v
Ing the agricultural chemists 10 determine how the bar
rem land shall be made fruitful positively nsseft that
Lyons kathairon t. unoqualod aa fertilizer and botu
ier OF the hair. twenty-five years Of success Is the
basis OF this unqualified statement During the time Il
pas been used by many millions Of both and the
hrst Instance In which i has failed to hlfl the expeca.
tops Of rational purchaser has yet to be- discovered
~ Will not cause hair % grow o vanished gourd but
wherever the roots Of the hirsute h0ors ronan undi
tnrhed ll cause them % put forth shoots aud Ia
an cases whore the hair has become thin 1t VIII increase
O. volume.
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U,BENEZER uACKETT,S EsTATE

IL The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Randolph
commissioners To receive examine, and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate of
Ebenczer aekett late OF Tunbridge in said District de-
ceased represented nsoyen and the term ofsx months
from the ih day Of November s7 being allowed by said
Court the creditors OF said deceased to exhibit and
prove their respective claims before us Give notice that
we will attend TO the duties Of appointment at the
dwelling house OF Mary e. and sarah Haekett, in run-
bridge IN said District on the 7th day Of December next
at O'Clock, in the afternoon, on said day.
AARON n. KING, lc..,..t-
DAVID r. CHAPMAN, N"iih's4io"'if'
runhridrc November (, A, ID. 1871 47t4q
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STATE OF VERMONT,

- NANDULPH DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court holden at Brookhoid, on the Both
day OF October, A. d. 1872,
Bether w. bartholomew, Executor of tho last Will and
testament OF Charles White late OF Washington In said
District deceased makes application 20 said Court Tor
license 10 soil all Of the real estate Of said deceased,
representing that said sale viii DO beneficial TO tho
heirs devsees aud leaees aud those interested In tho
estate OF said deceased and has died In Court the
sent Ia writing Of all the heirs dayisees and legatees OF
said deceased residing In this State, to such sale
Nhereupou, II Is ordered by said court that said appi
cation cOno under consideration and hU heard on tho
ga day Of November A. D. lsT2, at Hon. H. A. Whites
oneo, Ia Washlngtoni and L Is further ordered that all
persons Interested be notified hereof by publication Of
notice Of this application and order thereon three weeks
successfully Ia the Vermont Waterman State Journal
printed at Montpelier before said time Of hearing that
they may appear at said time aud place, and, II they
sec cause object thereto.
By the Court--Attost,
i7i9 JOHN II. CLEAVELAND. Judge.
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MtstcM EN1ERTAiSuENr We hear that a
grand entertainment il about to be offered to The
citizens of Montpelier and vicinity in the form
Of a Concert, given By Mr. j. D Mansfield The
musicnl talent Of this and other places, having
rendered their assistance, the programme of the
evening will consist Of the choicest selections
from The most celebrated composers. Such u con
Ger, will he not only worthy and Of great inter
est TO the people Of this place, but will give &c
the performers an opportunity to know that real
art is never unappreeatcd. Weare informed that
this entertainment will be given on Thanksgy
ing evening, Nov. 27th, and Of course will meet
the foil appreciation of all.
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'"'' '"'ioe' oil Na'erVllle n1i
AFTERNOON
SENATE
i 1 Resident pro tem in the chair
t'"s "'"o|t" giH fggfm'.by Mr., Col
$50 ~ ',.v .''t Oh tne vermont Horse
,ri p,utiny W lnu,olaty COM
no H. p.iicy y, , r', NJ n n,,o
IN c,,n or II ,i23,s i'' ~ w. "'""'ng' -" ~
gn'i On yilil1'
,oa ic i' ''ll,'oh1 oi sec ~ en-
49, ""' 'e'7i 10 CON- on
'rIo e.,..,o .-.,t
,e ~ 'tt i.''' 'N.'"u'o session on mo-
"I 9a y. 4t'' 'ill'Aet "un on resuming,
{ ' -o ',.-'uH oIue'e1 "i
.i go. 49, l'o."' ''' 'Nt'n 0iates Allh-
" i5t ,,' a,n..,., w.. ..,.......
,ift- r,.i III ~ 'N t'''l4'hs owns 90 e.
p ii.,
,,ii.of " ,'il'l'N " .i'lio'pN court Tor the
Az T., c.t,tii.,, anal ,..........,,. A.. a, -,.
AZ 49, ,W ln''fp0 .ne me North
n.~ q ,i,l l'.,'il. W Norihheld; with
% .'7' ,inI "t.e bRtetl 20.
'"'''. ii!io4 up u. iol' in addition 90
,. ~ y. ~ ,i i.,.l'i. % l'e movements OF Trains
VIZ wv 'i,i."'U c''-'- another passed
NP"i, "M general conn., against ;. III,
il 'l9'' .'urnt oi Gu Hi' 49, relating to sale OF
,.1l''lNt i4eWr
,,1 i ",'" ~ W. Ui 7nSr' r iucred 70 ie'
Hul p. l..Ne M ORDER Tor Ihunday alter
n ''.'"
If'N ''',,,All conc. w. w. 20 amendment Of
91k' p" ItiHilHs % town oihceS' 81
l'i1ll.5 1871
FROM feneisi c'm. ~. 40 % incorporate the
M-i,u'l.l0 my M'eNah'' ffc Insurance Tom
p'nY pas.eu
'p 'l'' ivy '''ti'i'' - w 10 o-tabli'h The
'Il'nt"'N N'J4t' oal.oi Instruct passed
FROM general COM Y 49, TO restore Charles
lln,n 'o "'a Ie- llRAi- ana privileges passed.
3D. i'ff ~ .'..i i ' fhMffu Nn nnf tl 900
e tllAs Nt.t passed
''' burlington Board
II 2c3. 90 Incorporate fhs G.on View Maintain
Hotel % -cr,au.g G unany. passed
iam la'i.i1fS cn w. l1l relative 70 the
4g5 ls-..J ''' '''1e Oh Nll-
Feom general Col, II 2is q, ipcor,o,ote tt.
Ma1uam bay Hotel Company passed
~ NV ID moor fatc ulc Al1ilcts Bay Hotel
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$50 BEREAVEMENT We regret % chronicle tie
death Of Mr. Charles Lynie of Willams,own,
who died at that place, yesterday, Of small pox,
contracted while GA recent visit TO Il ston TO
purchase goods Mr.. Iyuio was a most exen-
pary young man, and was universally popular
and respected by every one. lie is son of Hon.
Joha I.yndc, and was engaged in mercantile pur-
suits At the time Of his death he held the posi-
tion Of postmaster and buta few years since rep
resented his town in our State Legislature. Mr..
Lynde's family have the sympathes Of large
circle Of friends and acquaintance in this great
bereavement
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CTATE OF VERMONT.

~ WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier within and for
said District on the 10Th day Of October, A. d. 1871
EboneEer bass Executor OF the estate Of lasey House,
late Of Berlin said District deceased, makes appli
cation said Court In writing for license 10 sell all OF
the real estate said deceased, to wt About thirty
Of land situated IN Namstown In the county Of
Orange and being all OF the real estate owned by tho
deceased the time Of his DEATH representing that the
sale thereof would no beneficial 70 the deysee and ega
tees and all those Interested In the estete and that
OF them reside In this state. Mhercupon Is ordered
by said Court that said application be referred 20 e.
sion thereof to be held at the Probate Ohce In said
Montpelier the 18th day Of Nov. AID, sI2 nor hearing
and decision thereon and further ordered that all
persons Interested be notified hereof by publication or
notice Of said application and order thereon three weeks
succossiyoly Ia tho Vermont Natehman and state
Journal printed at Montpelier before said time o. hear-
Ing that they may appear at said time and place, and,
IL they soc cause, object thereto.
BY the Court-Attest.
900 HARVEY rILnES, Judge
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Watohman Sc Journal.
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1879.


COURSE ls'l AND 10,
VIII open November a. ls52, at Trinity HALL Mont
polier, with lecture by
JOHN D. COUGH.
Subject "ELoQugSoE AND ORATORS"
TO ~ FOLLOWED BY
M'v W II n. Murray, Nov. g. Subject, "Deacons %
rot J. W Churchill, Dec. ". Subject, 90 Readings
Mrs. a; IL lconowcns, Dec. W. Subject, "sam, its
Ri,y. @. Il nepwo1h, Jan Q. Subject, Our Amcri.
lot and Morale
Rev. q. Macdonald. FcGy.
hon. william Parsons, March a. Subject. " Goo.
stephenson The Father Of Railways"
Season Tickets, 600 single Tickets, 80 cents. For
sale at A. L. CARTONS and r. C.. Phlnncy's.
The Committee confident that one Of the above
III will fail to meet the engagement
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. -

sfowE-The stage coach has not been seen in
Stowe for over week. Sick horses are the cause
and only enough are found to carry the mail and
thai syery irregulaTly done. And if this rainy
season is not soon followed by clear, dry weather,
many ies 5 arc entertained that the highest order
adb nimals viii be oyertaksn by some similar cpl
- sefiesoi religious meetings have been hcld
a, tie Methodist church for two weeks past and
are 10 be o-tinued this week. The success Of
the meetings has been retarded somewhat on ac-
count of the nclemency Of the weather.
The first quality of cider IS selling here for
$3.50 per barrel.
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Miss GafooRYs RE,DiNcs "A larger number
at one time since Gen. Sheridan was here, as
-emblcd last Friday eve to hear Miss Nina E. Gre
CORY read Her selections were such as were
best calculated to exhibit the elocutionary powers
Of very excellent aud well disciplined voice, and
notwithstanding tie dense crowd Ia the ball,
there was such marked Intention that the finest
passages were rendered with full effect The
audience gave frequent expressions Of satisfaction
IN applause. 4 large number Of ladies were
present, and it was such an audience as ], COM
plimeut to the public reader or speaker.
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We GcsssEo Ricmr.-Ihc horse killed and
wagon burnt near Windsor were stolen from
Alanson Mclean of Washington County, n y.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court holden at Brookdeld the 9th day
November, A. ID. 1871
Silas Bartt Administrator with the viii annexed, Of
the estate Of John Barnes, late Of Wilamstown, IN
said District deceased, makes application 70 said Court
for license TO sell all of the real estate Of said deceased
representing that said sale, being In part necessary for
the OF the debts Of said deceased will be beno-
fetal 10 all concerned and has filed In Court the consent
in writing Of the only heir or ogatee residing In this
State 10 such sale.
whereupon IL Is ordered by said Court that said APP
pcaton come under consideration and be heard tho
18th day Of November, A. d. -12 at the Probate Once
Brookheld and it u further ordered, that all persons
interested be notified hereof by publication of notice Of
this application and order thereon, three weeks
svely IN the Vermont Waterman state Journal print
ed at Montpelier before said time of hearing that they
may appear at said time and place, and they cause,
object thereto
By the Court.-Attest
$50 JOHN r. GLEN ELAND, Judge
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Legal hntipes.


The Subscribers. having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court Cor the District Of Washington,
Commissioners TO receive examine, and adjust all Chains
and demands Of all persons against tho estate of ascy
House. late Of Berlin, in said District, deceased.
represented nsolvent, and the term Of six months from
the goth day OF October, 1872, being allowed by said
Caurt 10 the efeditors of sad deecspd exhibit and
prove their respective claims before Give notice. that
will attend to the duties of appointment at the
dwelling-hOuso OF Eeazer r. House. In Berlin, In said
district the last day OF December at one O'Clock
Ia the afternoon, on said day.
nENlsoN MARTIN, comntssionsr.
tlAWLEY GALE, SN'""'oi'.
Berlin, November 4, A. u. 1872. 1850