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WHIPPANY, n. j., July =, 1850.
MEssRs. ii. ii. WARNER " Co.:
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OFFICE OF TILE INDUSTRIAL ERA"
ALBA, Iowa, May 20, 1850. J
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
1 take great pleasure | II making the
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hand; those who have tried it and know
its merits, would not be without II for
a moment. IL effectually avoid all
SUMNER pANaEas.
and furnishes the most complete and
certain of
cEhSONARI SAFEGUARDS,
, 1880-01-17
Cel1nloid.

Journal Of IHd,ntfV.
Celln1oid Is me Of tho most remarkable q
less extensively Of ynriously used than ysi
cnuizGd rubber. It Is produced 1y hll1Iai
gum calnpl,or With pulp Of gull-eottal, uI
s,lDjretEng the combination u u high de9ns
nf pressure and heat. The result Is hxd
product OF extraordinary toughtlees aksl s1,:
itcity. 1t can be nade plastic again I'd
enn be given to It by tho use Of eolorluy MT
ter durIng the process Of mRtiufaoturs. Iha
lisps to which celtulnil IL put nte nAue1sa3
anal are constantly. increasing. 1t Is Uxtsas
siyely used rs 4 substitute for Ivory, Walelt
resembles SO closely TINT 1t ls suInetttnes 4las
cult to leteet te lfnrsnes;; II y sa
to warp OF tIiscolOr with tina 1t BIZ
proved 4 good mntrr1al for piano and orgaa
keys, bIlIiurd-bnllS, backs Uf brushes, l0ok
Ing-ginss frpilles, handles for knives, toSts
umbrellas, md many other articles. LII
much cheaper than ivory, and ls clalmsd h
usc.l witll nnc1, SUCCESS to trntats togse!>A
shell, nlalacllite, amber, pink cora, alm 9lhe'
costly materials. In initiation Ut tostoss
shell, 1t Is nlnllc Into combs, n2pkInrylngs
mntch-boXes, cartl-cuses, etc. limitations q
pink coral jewclry nrB 1nada and sold At
prices 1n,.ct below, those OF " Rtnulns
and amber. Noutll-picces f6r, pipes, ei3at
holders, etc., nre common. 1t IL also used !.
II substitute for porcelain fu making 10lli
hcntls. The frames OF eyc-glHsdcSf oPsrz
glnssps, and spectncles ure lnn!5e OF u MOI:
ferently IL has colnu lnlo uso IN c0tnbtnatN1
ss NTH lrSn rS s,d sSfS eors nr pfRsr . ass il e
hart!, gl!stcilii!g. surface, like that Ut nswly
iaun.lrfed llneii;. Is elastic md inpervlous t
moisture, md when soilel can 60 rclloyatet
with u nlUistenGd sponge.
, 1880-01-17


population nf about $50 persons. Tho Ell
downG1tt waa littlo short Of Et00, coo IN the
per cents; Aiul the trusts Were fur tl,r better
support a',a nnlnto',allco Of tho poor illlnbi-
tnnis, by gifts nf money pltystc, proviAtnil,
cloths, cte.~ Surely, thesc thrce Arendlnt'
parishes Of Lection, 3redWnrtt!n, aild Stnu!t-
too-WyS wcro sxsfp,1tfny taHy DessSa ~
OF rof1. II might be thought that, with such
arpliancca for their ,we!l-neitlg, 'Enorht,cc,
poverty. ttlseasc, niltl OIL attcndahs Ills "onld
bu bnlllat,ctl from tho cnntlnes:
Hut !lstcfl y tlle eooeE hsal n5eous tiuGn'
sm ~ " nnItttss tGat ,vho ~ ~, la" rannntv mn,lc
spcgnot . ra,'urt ~ ~, ti,n rasc ""o 'se~'
M., sonuar o uc as to charity estab,is,ol
+nn ~ n" nr m i1nckei Iii Il, ram ali irections.
a"I n,,,l ~ Fh tSo pot most ,Snrthlrss sinss'
EVEN THIEVES AND r.'osr.rurEa
1lleEt!ate Gaiilre1l too yor so?n r
cottages that housed 1,o less tlnn ilfty.seyen
peope. Must Of tilo cottagers tooK ta, naEers; e
The r9nt OF small cotaago rose 1fo'' 10 70
~ and 9U yenr: :. ,,,a ...a ,,,,.
Surely tho fate OF tiicso flileges was IKE
, 1880-01-17

II lio coHlI drink Il ccaf wo',d not tItbpEsht bs "a,
,ionr. tonk zip nf It, and nnvcr In nv III. liz
tlIA experience such u ncttnation. Ii vi " "
most fiery stuff eyer tastcd. / kaspel ~ ~
ftrs"si ss i !. !. s; ,nc hut tys1 ssstnf .s.
fuss NJ possible. ny allow, ,carcfui yinst iti !
managed to drink tllG Elaasfu1, but dtsHBnot9
to tn!,e any n,ore. Well, I stald dafinfr e.
evening, probably until Ia Or | o''cluck, Biss ~
mnrck cD,ltlnnc,i tossing OFF The grsady, on On,
!rop retnaincl ii lilo pint-bottie whicl,I IT.
beci, brought III full ut tho peginulug Of Fly K.
evening. Ills cnpactty for drinking lpu,th.
so,nutistnE wonderful, for, With tho exespsSSs
af Ills fnce> EeitnE. very, red, liu olle ,T,uid
iii. ifis conversation was rs cleat nn'lf i! \
,ulnnncr rs quiet rs at tho beginning ot Il.
nvnnfurH ~ ~
, 1880-01-17

It will be seen from tho above TINT Lot M. |,
which weighed tito least ut tho commencement
nf tho trial. md WIS fe On elcnr meni, wGlghGa
tscnl tWpnty-i,nG pounds moro weight than la3t
No. i, and yot gained but 2H 1ou.'a ags'fnst s!9
IN tho clear incal pen. Als9. TINT tho expert
use OF whOle curn unless tho cost Df urlnE,
carrying to mill, ETC.. will offset tho gain from
ground feed. ~ further cnlctllntio,i, the Cn!1l
nitte9 found tlut It took for aa tet1 C. a1t.,,
hog. Of unKtuuiit corn otl tho eur 1t took, aftGr
reducing It to ctenr corr, OF 1lfty.nne pounds
per hlsshel b.GT pounds f.r pound OF live llt'K:
0f cob-inoal 1t tool! 4.s, pounds fr pound q q.
live hug, md fraction less thnll SIX pounds TO
mike oie OF dressed meAt: hut. by rcll1cnE thLa
also to clenr mena. 1t took hut w o!lt'.s fsr nne
1peed 1fessed f pork so a XII liz ct WIS % sed viii cold
water Mt tho tlMe Ut fccsltng.
sEAsoSAllrE WORK.
While tho ground Is tlawetl or frozen, nc
cortling to tIse LOCATION, is gootl tino to
| trim orchards or hellge-rows,- especially the
latter, II it Is the intention to "plash " the
| hedge, which inny lJe done now OF luter III
| the senson. Haul and pile the brush II some
| convenient pMro for burning ~ fast as
probabilities arc Tint it will still l'c tlero
when the ground Is wanted for other p'lr-
| poses. ....-
This Is n proper time to attend to the re-
| pairs on harness. Sue thut new pnrts .nrr
| purchased to replace tlose worn out, and 10
not walt untIl sorle OF the METALLIC portions
arc worn t!irolgl, bei"ro proXidn.Ei r., nsw ,,s's
! buckles, al,d tho cockeycs, should fe throw,
away ,.s soon us worn linlf through. They
always give out WHEN you are III y tnd-l!oie
Or away frnm l,ome,-just tile time When
they Are most nces!eti. itui:AL Jls.
, 1880-01-17

,,t,o,. hns ,lt,, AIT o,pottduo vtt,,crfnr
,,,at Sa Wv fnH IL tn., t1nIr n,nrn Tis ,oa
a st n ~ +, H. ~ wv Y ,nr;om ao iec ,viic IL
st9oRvt l'"Io a4s', ~ m'. - - ",,n ,,,if,
~ sMGkaaR 1R irW asr arns atss .,,.,,,i
chhtHtu tllo iLnnnns Wlts! nri.H CtoSh WILL. u.'a
l'D siGli6lt}aceh 0fM tllo fhiTlty u niS nses
Wosilu no 9esthe; nnt, ~ tecuitt aa'noea ,,sa
q t!le j,ecNecNrs niauu1 .,, ~ ,oitn's s"Ws
e St.osts' a. !" - H. @ ,a,,,,."r ~ III
.mrt",a, l. l. oam,.1t "o,s t,nt INV nrt, crnssnr.
IL fnct tj;ev 1,avn nt,,,onrei Ia mi, ia hn rss
nnpti,, ~. III tnrn,;sssti 1fft~,tri, I,nyn hnndinl
G.1ts s"i Gt,ae o,,d m,,',}nt William an,t,i,I,
totn suti "'Fe2 & Mt ~ Es.,, M, o,,nn n,,
!ftqttelIiSt NhFs ivy "IsI. s'MnE SI Hs3 ~. ~
, 1880-01-17

WHAT SAITH THE SEA?

What smith tho Gea-the Krcnt, dark Sea-
Tho Sen 10 full Of mystery2
WhNt docs 1t Sigh to tho SumlnGr.Stnr
Tint lies IN its breast I ALI a,rnkGil spar,
You henrt it whisper Gf tho b!llIly breeze,
And tic corrAl caves Of t1ceu-bllc seAst
Whrre tho mertnnids play
In tho ahnlOwy spray.
Sweet Stnr, OIL tts breast
Itnw softly yot rrst, :.
And never tIrenm how tho btllows whtto
Hide lnully Il for&ll nwny from o,ir sight,
Who, yielding to Its treael,eroils ch1r1ns,
Forever sleep In Its Icy Arins.
Fnr, fur below III tho w1lterB blue,
While pcllcefl,l waves sing low u you.
How fl.Ir, o Sea ID thy white clnu1-wrnith5
hut wo know 'tls gtnst ut blt,kcn fMlth.
And thy "paltll mist" It drops Ike tours
On upturncd fsccs you've hell for years,
O sucGtr1Al airy. wiite-wlnycI clouds.
Yoi.'yo wrapped my henrt III dripping shro,lti,
And cEasped 1t 80 close to your throhI!ng Dreust
ThAt 1t over ech0Gs your Wild unrest.
EisANT P4ytK Ill, Mus. O. u. IIEWKTT.
, 1880-01-17

NftN lOfE 1HHH. =
A prominent officer. who returned from
With Dis,t,.sck. "I thought" sal1 tho o!tl..
GER " TINT had seen hard tlrlnkers, hut |
found during this evening with bismarck
tint tho drinking men llad met With vera
UsnlurcE Ind invited no guest for tat ..ycIi'
INK snye myself" continued tho officer.
"Aftera few moments spent III p'raSa,'t clat,
bismarck called the servant IND ordered hlnl
to bring IN brandy anil glasscs. The glasMsss 81
Elass wo Gull pony. ! saw there was M Watc!
Or sugar. brought, ntll When bismarck poured
two rlasscs full OF the brandy saw 1T WAS
, 1880-01-17
THE FARM AND GARDEN.

--,-,r a.,r> ~ tpnr1r
I1E f1AIe4h AMI UAAHOIN'
-- -...
Dairy N1atters-Jersey Hmt'ef-Aaeea NJ
the state Ea'f-fos,nane,' a, ,,.'n. rsn..
Al oapron.anao ,.a... nnea",,a,,,n vre Syarir-
Cruea casa ~ 11a.,,a..,
e~ie " rss. 80 ~. n,,x ,o..+.,o,t,,t
c,,,,n.,nm III II, Ior 1sTn,irr,nv ia vet
:, -. ,c,nnv J., C"n+roi t11;nota md n nreat
,,n", ~ ~, ' nt,'or narte ~ the Wcst. md many
"y a',,,,as.,, tbot n ho f,ot its crowth in
psopa auppUne" ,,,... .A .ir,.an,E,,, 30, 1n,vo
Northern limos, wisconsin, ann 'o"1' ',,'
when, less than year ago, cheese "as sell
!nE for SIX cents per po,a. ,'.ea NOW snus ,@t ts
has been given tne business anu 1 a.,a" c',tss"
factory has sttucK TUCK, seseta , aoaso su 10
prnhably like other b,lsfness,-tt Inns Its up
md i1o,yns. and Is not likely to make my one
suddenly rich, Perhaps, With murc factories
.', ,nt.a. nrt;e,o ,,oon1o vii, hnptn tn use
"aosa. ", D' t t,,at tcrc viii bc any ycry great
cheese; eut .Iat ssto W.. ."r; "rs ~ ~ 1re.ont
prices, Is out Of the question. Dairynen who
i,.o within rcnsonnble distance Of Gilman,
~ 1iO sha1,! not forxet the convention there
on o,,'i he hesl, stst, ed, si md I'D inst.
JERSEY nurrE1s.
Almost every periodical that VIC take up
hns snn,ethIn4 to say about the superiority
Of Of :" jersey ;" butter. Western people, ex-
cept perhaps favored few, Know very llttle
oho,,t II Jersey stock has not yet got very
Sar ,ntn the cout,try. the cows being in de-
ma mand s for ri city use. C correspondent Of tho
Country Gentleman says:
Thret-0MnrtoIs nt the ni9nGst-Pr.cea BILLIE
nss1 ~ fr1, AK erscx "fe eos. W. Il nrKs tro 10 t.
cents pcr po,ini, mud the ,len,aid IS grentcrth
, 1880-01-17

Only o few short years ago one Of the
claims urged In favor Of tho superiority Of
the italian over Tue common black bees ot
tle country. was their docility. They could
hurt. Since The Italians hare become co.sa-
m0t1 To every village. nnd tha market for
, 1880-01-17

the comforts Of tho people among whom
they ars instituted beyond those q pcople
where they are utterly Y1lkn,oW1'., ,uI r,+,o. a..
"an adhesive nucleus ronlnl when t1a ponr
accumulate and SETTLE, aisled BY ysEu,s
"pyf{ {si # II otnst't sair from the charities Which
lfo a,lds Tint they " cause relaxation Of
the relative duties Of PARENTS chlldret'' nrd
,The following expression Of opinion Is
I'll aonu eascs these [charitable foanda-
t9ns nyg @ quailty syl bes,nr nrf 70 ,sr tr
ssiyfs y e t 4o5t|y or |yna,sts a IS ais o parte
lar parishes aud towns. Thu places lnieMlcd
10 be favored is large charities attract, thern-
igre. an lne proportion r.! of o inc {R}"r RHHfSf
fbassss bsns;t wo te bo e 's stta'esS 'SeSS w!eas '
siaysrs5lo S1f Stssa 'SsF sS te CT !" exslsso s v
their industry Poverty Is T., tHNs ths vnTs no:
nrlghborl!ood where tho benevolent foumA-
ers havs inanifestly expected to make 1t dis"
appear"
htr. Eric, for many years Chief , Charlty, t,
NewcaStie's Cdmlnlssion, MS the result of lbs
"slnall pecunlary distributions In towns
WE'RE POSITIVELY INJURIOUS"
5 cumln n m a !s repo;E;t On saoTea na
Ghaftlss s to sa sa!lo AS
- ii is q stirling fact tint they tdolcs] %
mt diminish Indulgence. Appllcallts multi
ply, ,as tho charltles lncrcase. AZ Dnycoltt,
vlIlnge created, In fact, by q charity"
Abundant additional Testimony to tho same
effect might bs adduced did tmo and spaco
bit Indeed these conclusions might
Considerations, Tl,eso distributions arc Of
very small anlopnts,-ante insn'lleieMt ap,
circumstances. Like christmas, they come ON;
, but once Il year They. aro app9ttioned
amongst rs inany persons A. as gossnltc to
rs are the recipients, tlo applicants are many;
:. fold mlure 80, with the proycrbial result q
!. making, IN eac, case for ono nersoi wllp Il
sT1hssat Tha sesstaaof ash Sheets % M ,nts by rstees
: iong years, III It were, "brcd IL aiid ILL" allt
I. 80 havc come to be yery mitch ike onc ~
!. Ing, with similar political, religious, mt
:, soctnl Views. Hence tlio ..
Il DIFFICULTY OF EXERCISING A. BOUND DIE
Il CistslS.tr1oN;
the temptation tu use tic charity, almost ur
It consciously and without y sllsrlclon OF mal
T. !tstos, rs a means of patronage, with viev
10 popularity md personal influence, or eve
r. for political or sectarian clltls.
Is 1nfcrellccS thus draw! from tile nature q
ro the case Will be conelusyelY established b.
~ tjiS diagnosis 0f particular charities.
ID There Is d clarity at Canterbury, known 9
10 Loyetoy's, reported oil by Mr. Martin. J
in sun, Of ubDut 4:235o 'is distributed yHarl
"a amongst 5NO pvrsons, subject to tbs co1itttlo
II. that tho HatllD persons SllnI f0t fecel7b IT. I!
10 two consecutive years, and TINT no persons
10 receipt q ,poor:law relief sllall participate.
of Mi. Mnrti,, Iiscoyerctl that
III 1as ,yxf,r 1,r,opE1, onJEcrs.
~ w.. ~ ..o.aa.,s t',r ,v..ro h-o,,<
It" Keepers eighteen wern confirmed drunkard
=. thlrtysiN WeTo regtllnr l1atl eighteen ocG
70 Sl";; nna.iv. p""Ve''' '''>' -
u: . AZ to 1G of tho remaining 355 no inform
" ton was Forthcoming: the rest were prcsull
, 1880-01-17
10 HE Effect Of Charitable Endow-
in1ents Wholesome or Un"
wholesome2
Il HI
Facts Showing the Unthvorable
-: Workings Of the Present
: Syste1ns
Useless and Even Mischievous
ST.. Character Of Most Of
Its Forms.
'pauperism Increased, and Thrift, Man.
7" illness, independence, and Self
= Respect Destroyed.

, afo.mtpan.s Nnaaztnt.
o. charity ia a word Of uncertain or at lcastof
,,or.,'nr sio,,,acotton. frhc meaning differs
aaaordfrv T.; tho min, of view ri tic different
.,orso,,. .,,,o rae II. n tho divine It repre-
s.nts tho hipl,rst. tho most comprehensive,
.ona ,ta t ,,nst ent1uriur Christian eracc. Iii
,.sa % n,;nd ~ t,e nhlInntbroplst ills connected
,,,t,, ,,,a rcI..f If ms, r Mi tic forms Of phys
.,enI . tf,stross @ ~ t1rst,tntlon. Tie mendlcn,.
~ nooJv roctn,cnt recognizes It simply In tic
aa"ro.a o,t. ,,,on,ipa It viii, the bread, or
soaI'. soni ~ h,anlots nr nircn Of current coin,
,.ni,,' ya " honoxnfe.,no ot''e}nt ar spontaneous,
.,so,..a,s ".sa Uni into Ills If. lani And rs our Inv
.sna1,aa o,,ort.v 1nuch.pmbracing ter1u
,aa ns"H tna ;,,s,,'ance If many strentns Of
s'.s,,,."a 81 a.s IN, or otfrc+c,l. issuing
ts..h ib' J t,,rn,,,, = lone sucression of years,
iaa ao,ara's tho anJ sytt,, mn irrjeatiug fom,,
s,, easnt :, sy,,r,, n,,Irons differ as tt,
,,,,a,,ar r. ,no,es tho nlacrs nm wllc|, It rests
WHEELED rmnr;,, ~ ." r,r,m ~, AZ 1,ywuo1EsoME
3'A' swAMp.
:, rhc obiect of this paper includes partial
, 1880-01-17

Grcnt britain has 5000 yauhts, with = tosuass
ut E..0OU tons. whosU prime cost Eaa NJ !o.s
slS,4O0.CNo, ,,,d assuming fourth at thetn taA
sum expended lii thulr 1nantunsnos xoetG, - -
rough estiuInte. amount Y nearly fa7tA0N; ~
money s,ens IT. o,t yacht building ~ ssHs Il.
number Of tho British naval forcs-are sn'
pI0,tal.
, 1880-01-17

Dntry NIattcrs-Jcrsey TRmttcr-I1nccA Mt
tlae State Fulr-EcrmA neat Location
An Unprohsmb1o Orchart1-lsuEy Hees
-Fcedts,w Ssyine-Sc0sonnblc Work.
Cnrn s,F {Fnr1tc cNas
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-04
FRIDAY, THE oath DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, A. d. 1880,

At u o'clock n. OF said day, proceed to sell.
ut the Court House door, in the city and
county Of Los Angeles, State Of California,
st public au ction. to the highest and best
bidder, Tor cash in United States gold coin
to satisfy ssid Judgment. with Interest.
attorneys feess costs. and all accruing costs,
All the right, title and interest OF Reyes A.
serrano and francisco Pal0mares. the above
named defendants, In and to the following
described real estate, t0-wit:
Ffrst-All that tract of land situate, ly.
ing and being in the county OF Los Ange-
les, State of California, and more partic.
ularly described as follows, to wilt:
Lot No. one of the Rancho Canada de
Los Alisos. according to the survey and
map thereof made by J. M. Baldwin and
Bridger, said map being recorded in the
Recorders office OF Los Angeles county
100. : - -
Second-Also an undivided one hum
dred and seventy-six and z8-lOO acres Of
LOT No. nine OF said Rancho. according 70
Inc said map and survey, being the same
lands described in deed Of conveyance
rom Petra Abila de Serrano to Francisco
Palomares Of date Nov. 81, 1875, recorded
In said Recorders 0ffice, book 50 OF deeds,
page $40, said deed and map being refer
red to for more particular description.
Given under my hand, this f1rst day
september. A. ID. 1880.
w. r. ROWLAND, Sheriff.
BY J. q. KAYS, Under Sheriff I'd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-09-04
LEGAL,
SUMMONS.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
Il State of California, In and for the
county OF Los Angeles.
George d. Rowan, Plaintiff, VS.. John
Schultz and &C. Lamb, administrators of
estate of Patrick Halpin, deceased, de-
ceased, Defendants.
Action brought In the Superior Court OF
the State Of California, in and for the
county of Los Angeles, and the complaint
filed in said county of Los Angeles. In
the office or the Clerk of said Superior
Court.
The people of the State of California
send greeting to John schultz and q. q.
Lamb, administrators OF the estate of
Patrick Halpin, deceased, defendants:
You are hereby required to appear In an
action brought against you by the above
named Plaintiff in the superior Court OF
the State OF California, In and for the cOun.
ty of Los Angeles, and to answer the COM
plant filed therein, within ten days lex
elusive of the day of service) after the
service on you of this summons-if served
within this County; or, II served else
where within thirty days-or Judgment
by default will be taken against you, ac.
cording to the prayer of said complaint.
The said action IS brought To obtain dc.
cree of this Court for the foreclosure of
certain mortgage described in the said
complaints. and executed by the said John
Schultz on the l5th day of December,
ID 1876, to secure the payment of . certain
promissory note OF date 18th December,
1876, for the sum of seven hundred dol
lars, with interest at two per cent. per
month, payable monthly, executed and
delivered by defendant Schultz TO plain
tin on satd date and said mortgage be.
ing recorded In book "a of mortgages,
page 205, of the official records of Los An.
geles county, California, to which record
reference is hereby m ade for more partic-
ular description OF the mortgaged prem
ises, and that the premises conveyed by
said mortgage may be sold and the pro:
ceeds applied 10 the payment Of said
sum of seven hundred dollars, with in
terest thereon at the rate of two per
cent per month from the lst day Of De-
cember, 1877, and attorneys fees, provid-
and and Interest % fEa and @ uasmoht ntRa, debt,
aud costs OF suit, and in case such
proceeds are not sufficient to pay .ihe same.
then TO obtain an execution sgainst
said defendant John Schultz
also that the said defendants and all persons
claiming by. through or under them or
either OF them may be barred and fOreclOsed
OF all right, title. claim, lien, equity OF re-
| demption and interest in and tO said mort
gagged premises, and for other and further
relief. Reference is had to complaint for
particulars.
And you are hereby notified that, If you
| fail to appear and answer the said Com
plaint, as above required, the said plain
tiff will apply to the Court for the reiiei
demanded In the said complaint.
Given under ray hand and the seal OF
the superior CO art OF the State of Califor-
mia, in and for the county OF Los Angeles,
this 27th day of March, in the year of
our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
| and eighty.
[seal.l A.W. POTTS. Clerk.
BY CIAs. f. JUDD, Deputy. al5.2m
$. G. HUBBELL, Attorney for plaintiff.