HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1870-12-16, Page 7•
' • •
• • }•;"..:;'-•-;;;',;!;'':':•-;•-'
„,-••••••••••••••••••,.
)ECEIVIRE11-16, 1870,
'MR AY MARE,
V'ED into the premises of R A.
am, Wirigham, about the 10th
as- last, an aged. 13rown, Maretafl .
white spot on ler face. The
requested, to prove , property,-
ises, and take the same away..
R.
am, Dec. 7. 1870. 157-3--
LINICIPAL NpTicE.
ELECTORS OF THE MUNI-
ALITY OF SEAFO-RTH,
minations for a Reeve and for
rs, to serve for the ensuingyear,
Id at the CoulteiI Room, Town
forth, at noon, on Monday, th
T. r. BULL,
Village Clerk;
Dee. 7th, 1870.
TRAYSHEEP
into the premises of the aura-
e• Lot No. 32, Con. 2, Usberne,.
1st ugust, One Ewe and two
L. The owncr is requested, to
-
sada-, pay charges, and. take
THOMAS CORNISH,
Rodgerville P. O.
i. Dec. 7, 1870. 157 -3 --
ARM TO RENT.
Lot No. 16, in the 10th 0 -on.
nopr,1 80 acres cleared andnear-
rn stumps, with dwelling house-.
For particulars apply to the-
_
S. McCA.UGHEY.-
Tlec. 7, 1870. 157 -4 --
EARNED MONEY.
!NTS READ THIS.,
rants to make money, in a
*business, email capital and
enclose 25 cents to A.
aforth P. 0. and you will re-
turn au article which sells for
to all, and profitable to the
seller. Try it, don't delay _
iecimensat once.
Nov. 0. 1870, 153=4 --
EAT FEMALE REMEDY,
PEIODICAL PILLS.
I known medicine is no impo-
a sure and safe remedy for Fe-
alties and Obstructions, front
vhatever„ and although a pow -
Ly, the coatain nothing hurt,
anstitution.
ed la -dies it is pechlia.gy
sut-
1, in a short tine, bring on
v period with regularity.
Lla have never been- known to
;he directions on the 2nd page
are well observed.:
particulars,. get a pamphlet
agent.
'NEw YORE, SOLE frEOVEIEToiz.
12& cents for postage, err-
orthrop ce Lyman, Newcastle
al agents for the Dominion,
a bottle containing over 50
Ira mail.
I57-8--
.
ERN FOR SALE.
.SC...'ItIBER. offers for sale the.
'known as the New Dominion
e village of aluevale_ This:
ag been lately refitted, ;snow
the accommodation of the
having good sta.bling,
riving shed 36 x 20 feet, also
room over the shed. There!
nt weit close to the shed with
d order. The land attatch-
etel.consists of 1 an acre
well adapted for garden-
-e with a variety of choice
Lresse This Hotel is situat-
ds north of the Wingharri
ilIage, this being the leading
rroxeter to Wingham, Luck -
dine, &c. This Hotel will
s for cash, or, if tliepurchas-
!s all, a baian. e can remain
d mortgage for one year_
ercan buy the tavern fittings.
s, bedsteads &e• For par -
p• on the preiniaes to
W LLIAM ROSS.
Proprietor.
ct"Ov. 23, 1870. 155-tf.--
----o
Jbers beg leave to thank
eroua customers for .the
'-'-re extended to them since
usiness in Seaforth, and
v will be favoredwith a
the same.
siding to build would de.
ern a call, as they will
•ess on hand a large Stock
i;LU.MBER, SASHES,
(INOS,-PilittniNgS,
.ES, LATH, &G.,
dent of giving satisfaction.
ro may favour ahem with
,i-onage, as none but
lass w-niranen are
entW .3„ -ed.
atteaf-ion paid to Custom
RO..kDFOOT & GRAY,
FORT
ng 111111,
1)oor, and
FACTORY,
EATTER,
,GE BROKER.
raealer in. Pure
ALS AND DYE STLIFFS,
,FUMERY.,
01 LET ARTICLES
ing Machines. Money
and Liquers for medi-
- J. SPATTER,
1870. 59-tf.
•
.4 .
4
41
DECEMBER 16, 1870.
u1111111111=11.111111011■NINEIMMIINIMMIR
A 1Prophetio Queen.
1*
''4
"41.•4.-••••.44.•..„,••••••Ank•-4,4•4•4•4-11-741,74*
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
4 ,•••=7.
The Queen of Holland, imm
4061y after the cession of Vene
and while the 'war in- Bohemia
*till going on, wrote to the Empe
Napoleon the following lctter
July 13, 1866.—You give way
strange delusions ! Yonr prest
has been damaged more during
last fortnight than dining the wh
continuance of your reign. I Allo
ing the feeble to be deltroyed, y
let the insolence and brutality
your next neighbor grow to extra
gent piloportions. You accept
present, and you don't knowhow
,give a good word to him whO p
11t8 it to you. I regret that y
ihink me interested in the questio
and you do not 8Ce the fatal slang
41. one powerful Germany and o
,powerful Italy. It is the dynas
'which is threatened, and it is th
-which must bear the consequenc
I say this because it is the-trut
-whieh you will learn too late. D
not think that the misfortune whi
overwhelms me in the disaster
Toy country makes me unjust or su
vicious. Venetia ceded, you mu
aid Austria, march' to, the Rhin
and impoeyour conditions. Le
Austria be slaughtered, and yo
commit, not a crime, but moreblunder. This, perhaps, is- my la
letter. wouldr however, consid
-myself wantingl to an old and si
cero friendship if I did not say ox
last time the whole truth. I do n
expect that it will be listened t
lett I wish to ibe one clay able to sa
that I did everything to prevent th
rants of what inspires me with
much faith and affection.
-4••
A. Vtironde4u1 Lake in Colored
A correspondent of the Cincinna
ti Commercia/, writing from Georg
-town, Colerado, describes a wonde
'fill lake in that vicinity, as follows
Imagine a ' sheet of. water thre
learters of a mile wide and nearl
round, with a depth of seventy fee
whose waters are as clear as erysta
'Bo that even at tho greatest depth
-the bottom is quite visible. Th
-water, as I said, is beautifully clear
but tne bottom of the lake has
bright green color, and the ,watet
mirror the tinge, and, seem to b
green—the soft, tender green of ea
ly spring Neidance. All around
except' a few rocks on the side o
the ascent, the mountain tops ris
for two thbusaud feet rocky an
grand, and for a thousand feet th
-evergreens_ grow amid the gree
-rocks of granit43, and brilliant flaw
iers enliven the sombre rocks; the
above the timber -line rise the bal
peaks, now brown and bare, bu
_soon to receive their pure mantle o
snow. The lake is 10,000 fee
above the sea—nearly two miles—
"(it rounds more to me in n3iles) an
the surrounding mountains enclos
the little basin, which has neithe
tributary nor outlet, and is fed b
their snows Some enterprising gen
tlemen have built a dancing -house
lath -house, and dining -hall at th
lake, intending to make it a sum
mer resott, but none are completed
'There are four large skiffs on the
lake, and after resting on the rocky
banks and drinking in the whole
-beauty of the scene for a time we
enter the bDats to see th c wonders
-of the bottom of the lake. Looking
into the clear depths we saw great
pine trees, some standing erect with
spreading branches, far beneath '11,4,
some with: roots uppermost, some
thrown about and piled up like a
forest after a mighty wind.—Huge
rocks of twenty tons weight lay be
neath, covered with a soft green car-
pet, and beaiitiful stones of many
brilliant colors added to the wonder
and charm of the strange scene.
Some places in the bottom of the
lake were like a yawning abyss, and
great mountains of ,rocks towered up
like the majestic banks above us ;
then we saw the entrance of what
seemed a cavern, where our eyes
failed to pieree. At some points
nearer shore we saw delicate sea -
moss clinging to the rocks with long,
soft arms, but nowhere did we see' a
living thing—all was calm and still,
and lovely above and below as We
glided slowly along over the sunny
surface of the lake, seeing new beau-
ties at every turn that filled us with
wonder and delight. In the after-
noon a slight breeze sprang up, rip-
pling the glassy surface of the lake,
anOve entered the boats again for
another hour's ride on the green
waters. Howdifferent every thir g
looked under the tremulous surface!
It was calm and clear before ; now
all seemed life and motion. The
seemed to wave their long arms
-to the music of the Sighing pines -
above us ; the moss quivered with
rythinical delight. and. the smaller
stones seemed indulging in a mad
gallop for joy, while the rocks step-
ped a tninute with elphantine grace.
:We learned that there was a larger
one - three-quarters of a mile from
this one—more lovely they say
but we were satisfied with this one,
.and skeptical about anything more
charming.
edi-
tia,
was
Lor
to
ige
the
ole
w-
ou
,Of
Va!
a
to
re -
0u
n;
er
ne
ty
at
es.
0
h,
eh
of
8-
St
e,
-a
st,
er
n-
ot
0;
so
o.
t-
e-
r-
e -
t,
1,
e
r-
e
e
n
n
d
f
t
e
r
e
A New Jersey paper with charm-
,ing candor and naivete, tells how
champag a0 is in id from cider.
barrel of cider, c st ng- say $6, will
yield 1 0 bottles a chanipagne,
which at say two d 11 re per bottle,
will sell it three hund 'ed and sixty
dollars y the add tic n of a little
Rhine w ne, alcol ol s Igar. and 'car-
bonic ac'd g4e. A d now it says
that cide has its itnita ion in turn.
The bogs s cider m rs buy dried
apples an soak the . The water is
mixed with alcohol itnplo syrup,
and ear, nit acid, • • t iled and sold
f6r cider.
The Princes th Pulpit.
THE 'FAS
NEW
In the
Winton a
wit the
in the. lo
terian we
Square,
enue.
there are
and Dewi
ing the'
can boast
the betty
noisy W
ists have
er, and a
divines.
Beecher
thenare
talents.
halve sai
Tyng seni
out, and
The !latter
ty, may be
able servi
the most
preacher i
large num
clergymen
excellence
tinction.
their adva
foran ext
a professio
11 11 rec
all $lary,'
tiont will
sa1ary is
peculiar to
able in go
bein calle
currency
becat s.• he came at a
nape money was flu
smal degr e. In o
to place h s call on
was made payable
Tyng's offi -e is Wort
annum an a comfo
Dr. PouerJ, of Grac
in mot less
use of the
Dr. Adams
so well pa
worth mol•
ard Crosby,
in a man
Dewitt an
Dutch bod3
of this city-,
, I
FITONABL CEERGYMEN OF
YORE- AND THEIR PAY.
Episcopal ('(It'!' they are
nd Dix 'n,theihigh church,
I'yngs, b t 'father and son,
i
church. In the Presby-
have Adams, of Madison
nd Hill, ok 1 1ie Fifth Av-'
the Reform Duth branch:
(')rinistti, a new comer,
t, who is now just enter-
• tired litit.i The Baptists
of the earned Williams,
1 . ,
toned 4riiiitage, and the
stcott, h4e Idle Method-
mith, Newnan, 'farrow -
•core of oW) r acceptable
• ut of all tFiis number,
ing a, toloklyn man,
ut three men of' first-class
hese are Dewitt-, who, as
is just about retiring ;
r. who is also nearly worn
all, of tho Fili th A venue.
being not much lover for -
expected to yileld consider -
e, and is intl all respects
'able and Most popular
i this cityl There are a
)er of useful land worthy
here, but w ith° all their
they have no reacheddis-
lt is perlat s much to
tag e that th v have not,
of reput don is one of
al MK1178gi es 1 est mishaps.
• ives abot t u 10,000, not
ut prequi it s and dona-
reach that gure. His
•
1118 OWII C' Re
l
arked by a distinction
(
* .
ip
0
r
being pay -
d. "This se from his
from pu ) where all
on -a gold is, and also
e when our
tri tang in no
clef', therefore,
,solid basis, it
iii
gold. Dr.
h $7,000 per
a ilea rectory.
lurch, takes
hau $10,000 besides the
est -rector i New York.
being vey ich, is not
d, his be not being
than $6, 00 ; and How-
ich, is paid
y poor. Dr.
ton, of the
Dr. Dix,
and Vin-
, must re-
. As Trinity
enty millions,
li
ba
who is
er eq
I Dr.
, got 87,0
gets $10,(
ton, his ii(tht-hand
ceive nearl - as moch
has an estate worth tw
Dri
her clergy
Froin the
clerical pay
received b
which lis t
These ixen
.parsonago
to h ve a1.
tenen ent house, and,I in
ing
and s milat
calle
and n
Ou
perqu
and°
tight not
rates abk
deckles t
-the cityi
bout800.
instead at
palatial ekt
air of aput
tjo hunffry
. •
ve mentioned,
he pittance
iissionaries,
er annum._
ovitet
our ri
-in
cour9
rnarri
under
positi
•
to splendi(
n tertain n
to .11 Ingle wit
ost d graded of
- cler y have v
sites for ',uniting
appy couples who
h co gregations
tood hit- the pies
n ad( s uch t
ge f te • , As
tliei is a grea
- .(1
Ina ng the ti
tingu ishei n in ister
ting Lompe satiOn.
Tyng ndi34.cherare n
like a count -y doinine,
dollar bill. Any one
tious f adv ijlising hi, n
such' nni pot s'xAticials sh
a $50 note at least, a mi
that rom $T100 to 5
figuremos in vogut.,
the la been fing re
Amon J happ
y
n to chesc fees
ienfle often 0'
sents.
e society
self amo
le pastor
njuying
nt, are glad
nerds in a -
tend of be -
weddings
ents, they aro
'he poorest
oc ety.
ry' han
1
•
some
tho young
abound in
t -must be
ige of high
e eclat of a
1. matter of
i ipropriety
e of dis-
it Out a fit -
u h "Merl as
t:t be put off,iwith a five
vhp is ambi-
arriage by
)Uld touch
I presume
0 are the
)Ut double
on such
di vine. In
our popular
r cipients of
y wealthy
es res to di -
s-
them, let
a, ew Year
0, or let him
a fine piano.
abroad with
nients, and
appears in
that the eye
ward him -
gratifying
•
an occ
atlditi
clergy
hands me pr
m
rneb r of t
tinguil his
_him ake t
preseu of $100 or 85
send the lions' -e-] diyin
It willsoon' Jo noised
the Aii(1)st fia i tering cot
the next" tim the d no
chtirch he will observe
of-the/public is dire te
in rt,/ ery marked
marine
1 has
1
13.4
T-
HE EBY
cha mg, ot-
ing promissor
Nov. 25th, 18
1871; the othe
after date, eac
favoured
Jame
receiy no val
will not be in
•
• Grej, Dec. 2
AUTION.
AUTION :11
negotiating fo
i
note, i -1s, a . • d
0, one pa a
•payabl tifrt
for $8, m de
Vitie or b al
e thereto an
e.
• TFIOM S
1870.
art) es pur-
the follow -
Wroxeter,
e January
en months
by me in
r, as Thave
payment
cEWEN,
I57-3-8
Great Rush to Robertson
FOR --
FISH,
Prime Labr
FROM
S •
ISH, FISH.
dor HERRING-
,
ALSO
HITE FISH,
*OUT,
SPLIT AND ROUND HERRI*GS,
Warranted PriMe.
New Fruit s Jost Arrivai.
EW LAYERS, PICKED VALENTIAS,
PRIME SEEDLESS AND CHOICE NEW CURRANTS.
Will be sold as cheap as any west of Toronto.
Giv us a Call. ..peir-
Seaforth, Nov. 15, 1870.
s
KIDD'S
NIPORITINI
— Orr ----
FASHION,
1 •
SEAFORTH.
•
HE 'subscriber begs to announce th
the public that he has opened a
lendid Assortment
0 F
APLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES,
OCKERY,
BOOTS &- SHOES,'
LIQUQRS,
W NES,
ETC
e whole of the Stock is entirely nely
and ought in the beat hcre.,es in Canada
, He is determined sell at prices that
wi1IsatiSfy the buyers.
Seaf
THOS. KIDD,
rth,No'r. 1st, 1870.
153 --
Seaford' Salt !
COLEMAN & COUINLOCK
OULD RESPECTFULLY inforrn
the public that they now have their
LT WORKS !
AT
EAFORTH!
COMPLETED,
A.\T'D ARE PREPARED
TO RECEIVE AND FILL .
AL)ORDERS
—FOR—
FIrSiEf I
COARS AND
'LAND
E SALT.
TERMS CA.SH.
Seaforth, Sept. 14th 1870. 145-tf---
,
SHARP'S LIVERY STABLE; MAIN
ST., SEAFORTH. First Class -Horses
and Carriages always On hand at as reons-
able terms.
• R. L SHARP, Proprietor.
Seafoith, May 5th, 1870. ' 3-tf--
W. Si ROBERTSON.
0
rn
95
LUMSDEN
lista just received a Fresh Stock of
• PURE DRUGS
AND
CHEMICALS
Toilet and Fancy Soape, Combs, Hair,
Tooth and Nail Brushes, French,
English, and American.
PERFUMERY.
GENUINE DYE STUFFS.
Guaranteed to beof the beat quality;
Horse and Cattle Medicines.
Condition Powders.
i'hysicians prescriptions carefully and
ac urately dispensed.
R LITMSDEN.
LJ
LH
• -••119.
TAI
OULD
carryin
TAILOR
r, •
• .-.41111,
In all its bran
occupied as a
long experien
confident in
ing him with
garments ma
be second to t
lishment in
PAM
eg t� announce that he is
on the
NG BUSIN S
hes, in the shop fi)rnier1y
arber Shop, and from his
e in this business, eels
ying that parties fav ur-
heir orders, will have t eir
e in a manner WhiCh Iwill
e work of no other es ab -
SE FORTH.
ATRIAL IS
Seaforth, A
PECTFULLY SOLIC
ri114, 1870.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
nnHE unde
good Hou
uated on Nort
Wm. CamPbel
deuce. There
onthe lot, ale
a good well, &
apply on the
Seaforth, Dec.
signed offers for 'So e a
e and Lot, pleasantly sit -
Main street, next lo to
's,, (Merhant tailor) esi-
is a good' stable and s014
a few young fruit tres
I::: to
terms
of P4
reM
P 'HILL1P SPARLI
1, 1870. 1 -tf.
Fall Goods !
T. K. Anderson's
FALL STOCK,
Has Recently Arrived
- IT CONSISTS OF
PLAIN & FANCY TWEEDS!
MELTONS,
Broad Cloths & Doeskins,
• ALSO
BEAVER AND PILOT OVERCOATINOS,
AND ALL OTHER SEASONABLE •
00308 IN THE LINE.
Everything made up in the
Latest or any Style, to suit
Customers.
ALL WORK WARANTED, AND PER -
FET FITS GUARANTEED:
PRICES TO SUIT THM TIMES.
. Pr SHOP ONE DOOR SOUTH OF
ROBERTSON & CO'S HARDWARE
•STORE.
SAFORTH, September 1, 1810.
• 115—
Chancery -Sale!
-0E -----
LANDS IN THE COUNTIES OF
PERTH, HURON & SIMCOE
-11feGoay et. al.; D8. Mullady et. ai.
PURSUANT to a decree of the Court
of Chancery in this cause bearing
date the Twelfth day of October, A. D.1870, the hereinafter mentioned ileal Es-
tate, will be sold by
PUBLIC AUCTION,
as follows, (with the approbation of
'George Wellesley Lawrnce, Esquire
Master of the said Court at Stratford,) at
12 o'clock, -coon, on the clays and at the
places hereinafter specified.
LANDS IN PERTH AID HURON.
On Saturday, the Seventeenth day of
December, A.p. 1870, at Knox' s Hotel,
in the Village of Seaforth, in the County
of Huron, by J. P. Brine, Auctioneer,
duly appointed for that
PARCEL, N
arPose-
All and singularthat ce ain parcel and.
tract of land and premise, situate lying
and being in the Townshi • of Hibbert, in
the County of Perth and rovinoe of On..
tario, and being compos of Lot number
Thirty, in the Fourth C ncession of the
said township of Hibbert and containing
admeasurement, one undred acres,
more or less. There, are about twenty
neres'more or less, clear 1 the farm is
fe.noed and well tunbered with beech and -
mapk ; the timber is ve y valuable as
the lot lies within one m e of the Buffalo
and Lake Huron. Railwa , and between
two and three miles front the thriving
village of Seafortla. The land is well
suited for agricultural purposes, and ex
cellently watered.
• PARCEL No. 2.
All and singular ishat certain parcel or
tract of land. and premises situate lying
and being in the Township of Tucker -
smith, in the County of Huron, and Pro-
vince of Ontario, and being composed of
Lot No. I, in the 3rd Concession, of the
Township of Tuckersmith, in the County
of Huron, and Province of Ontario, and
containing by admeasuremeut, one hun-
dred acres more or leas. There are
about thirty acres of this farm cleared;
it is well fenced, in a good condition and
a portion seeded down with timothy. The
timber on the lot eoneists of beech,
maple and elm, ;Ina is considered very
valuable. The farm is well watered, and
the land of excellent quality of *Chien”.
tural or stock raising purees; the
facilities for the latter as regords water,
being unrivalled. There is a small
house, with a barn, on the lot. This let
is subject to a lease for an anexvired
term of two years to ono Jamee Kehoe,
PARCEL No. 3.
All and singular that certain parcel or
tract of land and premises situate, lying
and beh.g in the Township of Tucker -
smith, in the County of Huron, and Pro-
vince of Ontario, and being composed of
Lot No. 2, in the 3rd Concession o
said Township, containing by adinea
ment one hundred acres of land nio
less. There are between twenty
thirty scree of this farm cleared and
fenced, the remainder is well coered
with valnable hard -wood timber. There
is a gooa house, recently built on the
farm, with a large log barn. The house
cost about $1,200. The land is of the very
beet description for agriculturalpurposes,
and is well watered. The lot adjoins
Parcel No. 2 both of them being within
three miles o the village of Seaforth. and
sone mile of the -Buffalo and Lake Huron
Railway.
LANDS DT SINCO.
On Wednesday, the Twenty-first day
of December, 1870, at
Hotel, in the Town of Bradford, in the
County of Simcoe, by T. Atkinson,
Autioner, duly appointed for that pure
PARCEL No. 4.
the
ure-
e or
and
well
All and singnlar, that certain parcel or
tract of land and premises, situate, lying
and being in the Township of Tecumseh,
in the County of Sinicoe, and Province
of Ontario; and being ceraposed of Lot
No. 4, in the 4th Concession, of the said
Township, centaining by aclineasurement
one nundred acres of landbe the same
more or less.
With -the exception of ten. or fifteen
acres the Lot is cleared, well watered
and fenc d. The farm has been for a
number o years in a high state of culti-
vation an1d contains a good dwelling
hoese, lar e barn, stables and out -build-
ings.
All and
tract of la
and being
the Coun
PARCEL Nei. 5.
singular that certain parcel dr.
d and premises situate, lying
in the Township of Acljala, in
y of Simcoe, aforesaid being
compose of Lot No. 6, in the 8th C-onces-
sion of th said Township, and contaiu-
ing by a.d easurement sixty acres, more
or less.
• There are about ten acres cleared, and
the remainder is well timbered with val-
uable cedar.
The ab ve lands are well worth the
attention of Farmers, Capitalists and
others.
CONDITIONS OF SALE.
The purchaser shall, at the time of sale,
pay down a deposit in the proportion of •
ten dollars for each hundred dollars of
the purchase money to the Vondor's
Solicitor, and the remainder of the pur-
y on or before the twenty-first
uary, A. D., 1871. In other
d except as the above,thecon
ale are thestancling conditions
e Court of Chancery. Fur -
mi -ars may be obtained of G.
ncel, Esq., Master, Stratford,
lavi office of Joseph A. Dono-
endor's Solicitor, and Messis
oss, of the City of Toronto;
yle and Squier, in the Town
F Hohnstead, Esq., in the
eaforth, and Messrs. Hayes
in the Town of Stratford.
G. W;LAWRENCE
Master in Chancery.
JOSEPH . DONOVAN,
Vendor's Solicitor.
Dated a Stratford, this Nineteenth
Day of No ember, A.D. 1870. 5I -td
chase mon
day of Jai
respects, a
fitions of
of sale of t
ther parti
W. Lawr
and at the
van, Esq.,
Osler &
Messrs. D
of Goderic
Village of
& O'Loane,
• STRAYED CATTLE.
CARE into the enclosureof be sub-
seriber, Lot No, 6, Con. 2, township
of Staney, ou or about the 27th-0ctoer.
three head of cattle, 1 two year old. hei-
fer ; ,1 yearling heifer, and 1 year old
steer, most all red. The owner can have
the same by proving property, and pay-
ing charges.
THOS. DINSDALE.
Kippen, P. O.
HIPIAIL, Nov, 21, 1870, 155-4-