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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-21

A certain amount of opposition is great
help to man. Kites rise against the wind,
and not with the wind even head wind is
better than none. No man ever worked his
passage anywhere in dead calm. Let no
man wax PALE therefore, because of OPPOSITE
ion opposition is what he wants and must
have, to be good for anything. Hardship is
the native soil Of manhood and self-reliance.
finching, lies down by the waysile to be over
looked or forgotten.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-21
d9 LAnIBERTvIIIE, n J.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER p, 1874

school, was informed that a gentleman
awaited her in the parlor.
This gentleman, from the parlor window,
had watched her closely as she came up the
walk, and wondered that he had never be-
fore noticed the free grace Of the 1.-THE form,
the elastic firmness Of her step. the soft bloom
on her cheek and lip aud the changcfnl light
in her beautiful eyes.
AS she entered he met her halfway with
outstretched hand She gave him one search
ing glance that seemed to satisfy her, and she
gave him her hand cordially and gratefully.
They talked together until the daylight faded,
and lights were brought, but not of love APP
parently, for these were some Of his conclud-
ing words -" The money making demon was
appeased even before got your letter | was
finding the dead sea fruit bitter to my taste,
and unsustaining to my soul--but that letter
exercised it forever. was growing to hate
the false hard life | led heartily; and your
words were the first light saw on my way
out of the darkness it had thrown around me-.
] have not much money, Miss Rhodes, and
shall probably have less but | am rich in self
respect, in heartfelt satisfaction in the con-
seriousness, of my being something besides a
selfish use in the world glory in the know
ledge that am needed, and that am COM
pressing all that is possible Of happiness into
my life. And for all this have to thank you
but deferred doing this until had earned
the right to come into your presence as co.
worker with YOU"
"And I--Mr. Grant, you don't know how
happy you have made me in the restoration
of my ideal if ever long for money again
will remember how little can do for you and
10
Those were their goodnight words for that
night, but in few months they stood to
gether as husband and wife, glorying il
the others good works, and though never
again wealthy as the world counts wealth.
yet rich above measure in the love, true and
tender which they bore for each other and
the priceless treasure of unstained conscience.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-21

The other day an adipose citizen strolled
up to couple of acquaintance who were
talking on a corner, and one of them saluted
him with "Why, you are growing bigger
every day. have heard Of man being fat
ter than fool, but believe you are fatter
than two fools" "Well, / guess | would
outweigh both Of YOU" replied old rotund
quietly as he walked along
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-21

"Be careful how you drink, or you'll wash
the color from your cheeks +" said gentle
man at a fashionable party, as he handed
glass Of water to a lady. There is no dan
ger Of your ever taking water enough to re-
move the color from your face, . was the good
nltured retort.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-21

BY NJ. L. NAYLoR.


There is no poetry in death, said di-
vine, at the close of his discourse. Ali ! but
there is poetry there deep, soul inspiring
poetry.
An old man is dying, He Is sinking 70 rest
in the twilight Of his years. The last rays Of
the setting sun flash in gold and crimson
across the threshold Of his humble dwelling,
then hover for moment like the white
wings of an angel around the sainted face.
His eyes are growing DINNER and dimmer.
The cold sweat is upon his forehead. Friends
gather round his bedside. A faiut smile
lights up his countenance as he exclaimed -
"only waiting" All yes IIo is
"only waiting till the shadows
Only waiting iii the glimmer
OF se days last beam Is flown
Till the night of earth Is faded
From the heart, once full Of day
Till the stars of heaven are breaking
Through the twilight soft and gray"
"only waiting Till the reapers
Have the last sheaf gathered home
For the summer time Is faded,
And the autumn winds have come.
Even now he hears their footsteps,
And their voices far away,
II they call him, he is waiting
Only waiting to obey"
A daughter, fond and beautiful, is bending
by his bedside. Her fingers are dreamily en-
twined in the dark hair that cluster III ring
let's about her fair brow. How eloquent with
emotion are those dark loving eyes. How they
CLEAN amid the dew-drops that gush to the
sillSen fringes, from the pure fountain, just
opened in her womans heart beneath. Is there
no poetry there? The poetry of the soul p
Is there not poetry about that kneeling girl,
half an angel herself, ministering to the
wants of that aged parent, who has grown
dearer to her with every wrinkle that time
has added to her once fair foreheadp Is there
no poetry about that old pilgrim, waiting for
the angels to bear him across the river, to a
land of bliss, where loved ones meet never 10
part, and where the weary are at rest forever!
Yes there is poetry there heartfelt poetry
the poetry of the SOUL
fore us. Flowers 10 all their speaking beauty
line the coffin's lid. The small waxen hands
are crossed over spotess bosom. Wild 1ow.
ers entwine the little feet. The lily contrast
ing in it's snowy Wilderness with the dark
clustering locks, shades like halo the sweet
angel face, and in each fold of the finely
worked shroud. lies a rosebud, like the child,
plucked from the parent stem before its beau.
ty had unfolded. The fair forehead, the full
rounded cheeks. are beautiful in their statu-
AIRY paleness. The lips still tinged with coral,
are parted as IL an angel had pressed them
aside with his own. Those little feet tina,
have made fond hearts rejoice with ecstacy az
they pattcr through the long halls, have ceas
cd their re,ntlings. Is there no poetry aboa
the sleeping child-lying there with its littl
hands crossed upon bosom that has neve
known sorrow, nor care no thoughts hav'
ever entered its mind. only those that were a
pure as the pearly drops that fall from above
Who can behold such an assembage of lowell
ness, enhancing in its serenity, without ex
Claiming, " 1t is sight innocent and beauti
fol" Yes--yes, there is poetry there.
FL ~.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-21

Fancy shoes, it is said are going out of
fashion. The Shoe and Leather Reporter
says "'rhe demand is for plain, substantial
shoes, such as are made for and will do good
service. There is no money to pay for fancy
stitching and embroidery, but utility is the
aim-the most wear for the outlay"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-21

Il " 1871 W G4tE n COM III.
wish ] were a comet,
And sportin' through the sky,
OH shades Of old Mahomet,
I'd make the splinters fly.
There'd be wreck of matter,
A crash of worlds, you bet,
I'd all the planets batter,
And everything upset.
I'd butt against Old Bruin,
And tease the little cub,
The Polar Star I'd ruin,
And give the moon rub.
The Dog Star then I'd collar,
And ii unmuzzled found,
To make my half a dollar,
I'd drag him to the pound.
I'd make things spin about,
Oh, Jupiter and Mars
Turn the Dipper wrong side out,
Aud drown the little stars.
I'd give the earth tussle,
And switch il off its axis,
I'd travel on my muscle,
And eGuallze the taxes.
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In my pursuits, Of whatever kind, let this
come to mind. How much shall | value
this on my death bed "-Isesident Edpards.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-08-29
FOR Sale.

II PLANTATION. Or tract of land. near The
town of Vermilionville. and is within a stones
throw of the junction Of the N. O. 4 Texas Jnl
the N. 0. i Orelousas Railroads; and bounded
as follows: north by lands of Meesrs. Rigucs,
east by lands Of VIM. Campbell, west by lands
OF Hopkins K Kennedy. formerly Of widow tr-
sin Patin). and south by lands OF widow Charles
Martin and lands Of heirs Of Charles Mouton,
containing two hundred and seventy 44f1OO ar
perts. with al the buildings, improvements and
accessories thereon and thereunto pertaining.
This is one Of the most desirable locations in
this parish, the residence is large and commoli-
Gus and IL OF brick the outbuilding are ali in
good condition. The land Is equal to any in the
country and is partly enclosed by bois dare
hedge.
Also tract Of woodland in this parish. on the
west side Of bayou vermilion. one mile from the
plantation, containing sixty-ive arpents, bounded
above by land formerly belonging n Cyrille
Sonnicr and below BY land Of heirs of Michel A.
Martin.
Also another tract Of woodland situated at the
junction Of the bayous Tortue and vermilion,
bound on one side by land Of Mrs. Chs. Martin
and on the other by land Of Alexander Mouton,
and fronting on bayou Vermilion, containing
47I1O0 acres.
The whole Of this property will be sold to-
Gether, and possession given to the purchaser on
the lst Of January 1875.
Address: WV. B. BAILEY,
July IL, "a. Vermilionville, La.
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City Council of Vermilionyille

On this 9Th day Of Julv 1874. the Ci,v
Council met at the Court House 10 regular
session.
Present: A. Monnisr, Mayor and Coun
ci:men Moutou, Revilon. Bourge. and
Mcbride. Absent Chargois, Landry and
SALES.
The Council was called to order, and
on motion, the reading Of the minute.
were dispensed with.
On motion it was resolved, That the
Collector be and is hereby ordered to pro.
ceed to the collection Of all taxes and
licenses due this Corporation.
Resolved further, That ten davs after
the publication of this resolution. the Col.
lector is hereby authorized to bring euit
against all parties failing or neslecting to
pay their taxes ard licenses.
On motion the Council adjourned.
Il. NJ. BAILEY, A. MoNx1KR.
Secretary. Mayor.
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II . ! s .

4\OUS les soussignes, informent res.
pectueusement nos clients qu'ayant besoin
d'argent, nous leur donnons avis d'avoi,
venir solder leur complies en- monuaie
courante dams les 80 joars qui suiveront
Ia publication de Get avis, sinous lis de.
vront s'attendre avoi. les frais &c collec.
ton ajoutes Ieurs complies.
Nous sommes egalement de plus forces
faire s"voir nos clients. que nous exi.
gerons u" regle.nent chaque aimee pour
tous soins medicaux rendus. Les .circou.
stances presentes nous o5ligent adopter
ces measures, afin &c pouvoir suffire notre
substance ct remplir nos obligations.
J. D. TRAHAN. NJ. ID.
Tnos. B. HOPKINS, NJ. D.
F. s. MUDD. NJ. d.
EFF BEAUCHAMP, NJ. D.
II. D. GUIDRY, NJ. d.
N. L. LYONS, NJ. d.
6 dec. 1873.
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EOR sale.

An Extraordinary Chance for Whoever
Desires Splendid Farm ,cith all the
advantages that this Section of the
Country A6ords.
TINS Farm, or Plantation, Is situated in
the Parish Of Vermilion, on the Bayou
Vermiion, three miles from the town Of
Abbeville. The Bayou is nav;gable at all
seasons Of the year to Abbeville and sever.
al miles above the town. Steamboats, run
between Brasiess City and this Farm in
l6 hours; communications with the Hour.
ishing towns Of New Iberia and VermiIion.
vile are almost daily. The Farm is ls
miles from New iberia, l2 miles from
Royville. and 25 miles from Vermilion.
vile. The Farm contains 22o superficial
arPsnts and fronts on the Bayous more
than one half Of it is woodland which con.
sists Of the best kinds Of timber.
There are seventy five acxes incIosed By
good cypress fencing; also large dwell.
ing house. kitchen, &C., four double cab.
ms for Iabo'ers, one corn house, one cot.
ton house, stables aud other improv emeuts.
oil being Of the best cypress lumber, hav.
ing been put up in the years of ls66-'6s
and 1860. There is also on the place a
beautiful orange grove, nearly surrounded
by water and containing from 400 to 500
trees. offrom two to Eve years growth.
1t Is considered to be one Of the best fruit
growing spots in the Southwestern portion
Of Louisiana. a.t
Besides fruits, this Farm is adapted to
the cultivation Of all plants that are grown
in the State, and is also an excellent place
for stock raising.
For farther particulars, address.
N. YOUNG,
AbbeviIte, La,
N. P. YOUNG & Co.,
o. TO- the Lafayette advertiser at Yer.
m'''onv'''e. La. March 1874.
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4 Vesdre.--Une jolis residence ct Ia
terrain, ainsi qu'un magni6qus local
joignant h maisoo, pouvant sefvir de ma.
gasin soft pour grocefis on pour marchan-
diaes sSches; l'encoignure des rres
Lafayette ct vermillon. faisant face ID
rue Lafayette = vermillonvilIe, L.. Le
terrain mesufe 90 pieds de face par 40
ds profondsuv. Entourages tonfs neuts
iadepeudsmment des lots voisius; toutss
les am6lioratious sonl enforcement neuves
At en- patfsit &tak Un grand corridor de
6 pieds dc large, sepass IL residences du
msgas;n. Ls magasin : % sur l2 pisds
de profondeur, avec toutes les Installations
b,en distribn6ss. L. residences une o..
le'ie snr 10 devant dc - pieds de long sur
8 pieds do large. In maisou content 3
chambrss do Is sur l8 pieds, ! foyer !
9riltes dams chsque chambsa, nns ea!erie
: Il chamb.e cote du aud. Une autre
chambre dc 8 par Is pisds, avsc galesis
condaisant ia corridor h cuisine; cui.
sine de 10 sur 10 pieda, ayAot une che
tninee pour stove bstis sur 10 sol--tout
sous . meme toit, u compsis IL oitesus
avec retrig6saat.) EgSiement 9 citssnes
Do moyenns Rrandesr, aussi d'astrss psti.
To- batissss tres cosnmodeA. lels que s&miss
pour b bois ponlaillsr. 10. Un grand
jasdia, contensut des ashres fruitiers i'm
pcstes, De premier choix, vignes, fraisss,
arbnstes, 10.
Pour plus a,nples detaiIs, s'adsssssr !
VIM. B. Bailey, NJ bureau Dc l. I'Adseyiisey.
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.
To the Trp0yers Of the
Parish Of Lvfivwetke.

w S0sS % A/eeS eGyEEEE.
TAKE NOTICE that your State and
l. Parish Taxes Of 1873 as we'll as vour
State and Parish Licences of 1874 and ali
back taxes due the State for previous years
have fallen due since the LIST Of fthis month
and vii! be collected with costs and peu.
alties. unless they are paid to mo At nv
Office within The delays prescribed by Law.
Take notice further, that your back
tsxes to the Parish for 1872, and prsced.
ing years, are now due. and after the l.t of
March next, they will be collected with
costs and penalties.
Take notice further. that you are al.
lowed BY law only six mouths within
which to redeem your lands, and other
property, sold during the past year in sat
is:action Of taxes, after the expiration Of
which time your rights and titles to said
lands shalt be forfeited. >s
All Of the aforesaid taxes and licenses
due 10 1874 are pay.ble to me. or my du.
y constituted agent. D. A. CocHnAxE.
Esq.. at my Office in VermilionviIle, La.
r. Office hours Prom 0 A. NJ. to
3 o'clock P. NJ.
F. MARTIN, Collector.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-08-29
NO. ~.

SECTION /. Be it lesolvet by the Senate and
House OF Representatives Of the State If T.on;-
siana IN General Assembly convened rtwO-tbir1s Ia
OF the members elected to each House agreeing,
theretoJ. That at the general election for mem.
bers of TIE General Assembly, which will take
place in November, 1874, an amendment to the
constitution OF the State shall be submitted to
Tue quaied electors OF the State for their rstiii-
cation or rejection iE the words following
Article. The city of New Orleans shall not
hereafter increase her debt, in any manner or
form, or under any prctext. After the first dav
OF January. 1875, no evidence Of Indebtedness or
warrant tor payment OF money shall be ISSUED
by any officer of said city, except against cash
actnaliy IN the treasury but this shall not be 30
construed as to prevent renewal of matured
bonds at par, or tue issue of new bonds IN ex-
change for other bonds provided the tstv debt
DC not hereby Increased, nor to prevent the Issue
OF drainage warrants to the transeree of contract
under act No. 30 Of 1871, payable only from
drainage taxes and not otherwise any person
violating the prohibitions [provieionsi Of this
article shall. on conviction, be punished BY i'm
pr'sonfnent for not less than two nor more than
ten years. and by fine Of not less than three dol
lars nor more than ten thousand dollars
SEC. 2. Be it further resolved. etc. That at
said next general election. the wishes Of the
electors in the premises, shall be expressed by
printed or written ballots a. follows
= .ror the amendment limiting the debt Of New
Orleans or Against the amendment limiting
the debt OF New Orleans and the said ,bs,lots
shall be counted and returns made. aud the re-
'ult declared as IN the case Of election of State
,fEcers.
lSigned] CHARLES W. LOWELL.
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
tSigncd] c. C. ANTOINE
Governor and President of the Senate.
Approved February "a. 1874.
(SignedJ WILLIAM P. KELLOGG.
Governor Of the State Of LouisiAna.
A true copy:
+. G. DEsLoSDE, Secretary of State.
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NOTHCE.

THE veterans xnd the widows Of vetss-
ans Of the war OF 1912, residing in
the parish Of lafayette. are-uosifisd 10 sp-
pear before the Parish Coutt Of said par
i-b, (the next session Of which viii begin
on the 9th Of July next) end make proof
that thev or their husbands were at the
seigs of New Orleans in December 1914
and January 1915. conformably to act
M. 20. approved April lat 1873.
A. MONNIER,
Clerk Of said Court.
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FOk &.ALE.-A finr tract

FOk S.ALE.-A finr tract of land
in this Parish, and about one mills from,
Vermilicnvills. containing 100 sr2en,s Of
rich tiIlable land and 25 arpsnts of wool.
land heavily timbered. This land il only
one half Of = mile from the contemplated
depot ofthe N. O., NJ. 4 r. Railroad.
For further particulars apply to
w. C. CROW, ATTY.
o. TO w. B. BAILEY, vermilionvilIr, La.
March IA, 1874.
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Che Eafapettc Aourrtiscr.
- - - 80
TERMS

TERMS
SUBSCRIPTION THREE DOLLARS per amman
in ddsa"ce. For six months, 81 IS.
Per Square, 40 lines or lcss). $3.50. 81 50
Every subsequent insertion. on........ IS
Announcement Of candidates for Office. $40 90
No credit will be given for Advertising or job
work. except by special agreement.
Cards stating merely the names. business and
place Of residence. with paper included. Twelve
Dollars per annum.
All advertisements not marked, will be pub
lished Until forbid and charged for accordingly.
~ All judicial advertisements must be paid
for on the last day Of publication. 'or on the day
Of SALE No advertisements will be inserted unless
security is given or amount Of costs deposited.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-08-29
lrOTICE TO TAX COLLECTORS.

You are hereby ihatrncted to proceed At once
and efiectually with the collection Of licenses
asd capital tax. as provided BY law. In all
cases where such licenses and capital tax shall
not have been paid BY the 4th day Of Apri! next,
you Will peoceed to collect the same under the
provision Of ct No. A Of 1873. BY seizure and
ale. q by application through the Assistant At
eorney General for writs of injunction to close
Up t1e places Of business Of sich persons a. re-
fuse % psy their licenses.
Apr.4. CHARLES CLINTON, Auditor.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-08-29
Notice.

OFrfCE SECRErARY,
Lafayette Reading Room Association. (
Subscribers to the stock Of the Association ore
respectfully requested to call on the Secretary
and settle for the amount due on their shaees.
Secretary's Office temporarily at ". E. Giraf,ls
Office L. p. REvfLkON.
Sect'y. l.. Il. r. A.
vc.uiliouTislc, july 25ta 1911.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-08-29
n C.aRR.

To the Democracy of Calcasieu. Cameron, La
- fayette and st. Landry.
T HEREBY PLEDGE MYSELF to p6hllcly de-
1 monstrate. to positive certainty. ID advance
OF the November election, that The aetiun Of TIE
Calcasieu Parish Democratic Convention. held ct
Lake Charles, June 25th. 1874, b not politically
nor morally binding upon The Degtecsacy Of
Calcasied parish. much less upon the Democracy
Of st. Landry, Lafayette and Cameron.
GEO. H. WELLS.
Lake Charles, June Is, 1874.
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NOTICE.

MR.. d. QUINN. Of Washington, Louisiana.
lvl has entire charge and management Of all
business connected with tue operation Of NAIL
ROUTES connecting New iberia and Clancy
vile. Louisiana. and Orange. Texas. No hills
will he paid unless approved by him.
Washington. June. 1874. }, B. PRICE
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THE FUNDING BILL.

ExEtTrTvB OvyyCE, I,
New Orleans March u. 1874. E
T0all Tax Collectors: ss'
The U. s. Circuit Cont having dissolved the
rcstruining order heretofore issued and refused
the -iajunctioDs prayed for 10 The caees Of Nac.u-
ley aud otherS and Stern Brothcrx prohibiting
The collection Of taxes under sct No. S. known q
The Funding Bill, you are hereby directed 10
proceed with the collcctio0 Of The taxes IN col,-
torsuity with the provisions Of said act, and the
rrccntIy tnibislsl instructions Of tic Auditor of
Public Accounts. WM. +. KELLOGG.
April !. Governor
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1874-08-29
T,EErH! TEETH!

DocroR DEIxoCLY having temporarily located
on the plantation OF Mr.. J. s. Wilmington. on
The west bank Of Bayon vermilion. four miles
from the town, Of vermilionville. will continue
the practice Of his profession at the following re-
duced rates:
For the cure Of Scurvy.. ......S 90
Usual rates $40 OO1
Cleansing the teeth. ............... 90
[Usnai rates 49,. OO1 =
Filling teeth witt, gold, each. ....... 90
Usual rates. s...... OO1
Filling teeth with silver or cement -. 90
For extracting teeth. without pain. ...... 90
The Doctor may BE- consulted every Wednesday
and Sunday at the Dora Hotel in Vermilionvillc.
liz will, Ms heretofore, visit the residences Of
sll pers0os whn may requite his services
Commduicatim,s addressed to bin at vcrmil-
iunvile T. O.. will bc promptly answered.
.Apri! 1. jim.
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GEO. ". SCRANTON, Il D.,

AVING returned to this Parish, res
III pectfully tenders his professional
services to all who may honor him with a
call. s4ssa .5
He will always be found at Mis-. Scran.
tons place, about oae mile from the town
of VetmiIionviIle.
March 28, '74.-ly.
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IyOTkCE.

..,.strsepea would respectfully in; n;
=, sat,ons that We are 10 need oi
@,ste1o,e notify them to come for
e: = 1svs and settle their accounts by
z v;s Those failing to comply
-. nv expect TO have the cost Of
"A 70 their accounts.
4s.ined also to further make known
~, q viIl require an annual settle
n p ,s'.iieal services rendered tircum-
irnr y to adopt these measures to
N s,iist md TO meet oor own ncces-
ID. rRAnAN. N. p:
IN. B. HOPKINS. N. D.
rs MuDD. N. 2.
EF. ERAC1CHAMP, N. D.
n q. Gt-IDRY, N. p.
n. l. LYONS, n. d.
~ elh, 1875.