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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-11-15
MOSES l.. METCALF, LibeIant,
sUsANNAH b. METCALF. Libeloe,

SUSANNAH b. METCALF, Lbeoe)
no the Hon. Supreme of Judcare to be hol-
den at Montpelier within and for the county of Wash
ingon and State of Vermont the sixth Tuesday mex,
after the fourth Tuesday in January, A. d. 1871.
four petitioner Moses l.. Metcalf of Roxbury in the
county of Washington aforesaid humby compa aims and
shows unto this Honorable court that he lawfully join.
ed in marriage to Susannah B. Taylor then of Lowell in
the county Of Orleans at said Lowell on the 26lh day Of
January A. ID. 1880, BY Elijah Buxton Justice of the
Peace within and for the county of Orleans and that from
the time Of his said marriage until about the Goth day
October A D. 1885, he lived with and supported the said
Susannah b. and during all said time performed all the du
ties enjoned by the marriage covenant He further
plains that about the Goth day of October A. d. 1888
the said Susanna b. without cause wy deserted your
ttiCner and he believes without the state and he has
not heard from her since has he since had any know
edge where she is He therefore pruys that bill or d.
vision may be gantcd him from the bonds of matrnony
now existing between him and the said Susannah b. and
as in duty bound will ever pray.
Roxbury, Sept l5 ls4l.
MOSES L. METCALF.
J. l.. BUCK, Atty.
1t is hereby ordered that the above named Susannah
Metcaf be notified Of the tendency of the above petition
by publication of the substance thereof together with this
order in the Vermont Waterman and State journal pn
ted at Montpelier in the county of ashington aforesaid
three weeks successfully the last Of which be leas
six weeks before the SIKH Tuesday after the fourth
Tuesday in January A. ID 1872, which shall be deemed
sufficient notice TO her to appear and object TO the prayer
Of said petition if she cause.
Given under my hand at Montpelier in the county oil
Washington this 26lh day of October a. d lsii.
% ISAAC f. REDFIELD, Judge of Sup. Court.
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THE SLAVE TRADE.-Captan Spaulding, Of
ship Howard, at this port on Saturday from Cal
cutta, touched at ST. Helena, and sailed thence
Sept. g. Capt S. reports at st. Helena, the slave
brig Gabriel, prize 10 Ii. b. M. brig-ofwar Acorn,
captured fifteen days out from Havana. The &.
had crew of sixy-five Spanards, and exchanged
shots several times with the Acorn. She had a
cargo of bale goods, lumber and rice. In one OF
the bags Of rice were found papers which gave
information of trenty three Stare resSels filling out
from Harana!
The Gabriel's crew were put on board the
Acorn, which had sailed for the coast OF Africa
They were to be landed on desolate and unn
habled part of the coast.
The authorities at ST. Helena we're engaged in
breaking up seven other shaving vessels previous
ly captured. There were sixteen hundred liber-
ated slaves at ST. Naturalization Patriot.
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Shipment of t,co hundred and Hy indians, in
GLIDING Coacoochee and his entire band I'VE
have information from Tampa Bay to the 18th Oc-
tober, which may be relied on, stating that Colo
including CoacOochee and his entire band, Hos
pilakee and eighty five of his band, and consid-
cradle portion Of ilallecks people and the ar
engagements are in rapid progress for extensive
and energetic winter operations, to follow up the
active summer campaign with which our present
indefaigable commanding officer has ''aslonished
the natives'-for really, he has allowed them mo
ia local habitation," since he Ind the conduct OF
movements against lhenn-&. augustine Macs.
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badness and LOSS OF HAIR is causedb
- want of healthy action in the vessels which
throw of the pcrspiralion from the head. When
these vessels weak or diseased The perspiraon is
thick and clammy, and adhores TO the mouths Of The
pores and clogs them up, and dries and forms scurt
and dandrufI Less blood is then carried 10 The roots
of the hair and for want of which the hair has not
sufficient nourishmeni, and consequently becomes
dry and harsh and begins insensibly 10 fall off, which
Restore the capillary vessels of the head their for
mer healthy circulation. and fine silkey new hair
will make its appearance, which will increase 10
quantity and volume until The hair becomes thick and
healthy.
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC is the only preparation
that has ever been known TO produce new hair on
bald heads, which it has done in innumerable in
stances, and will seldom lal if properly and Pcrse-
veringly used.
Prepared only by DIR. d. JAYNE, No. go. South
THIRD 81. Philadelphia. For sale, Montpelier, by
E. p. WALTON SONS.
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STRENGTHENING PLASTER.

NHARSHALL'S continues unrivalled as strengthen
lNl ing Plaster also for Rheumatism Lameness pains
in the Sides limbs or back for Scrouous Swengs Sour
Wy Sores, fresh Wounds and for general Family Plas-
ter save. For Corns moreoyer-try pare close,
persevere in the use ny making application occa-
the manufacturer G. Bowen Middlebury, by J. and j.
Peck and Co., Burlington L. II Prentss Montpelier, and
by Merchants and Druggists generally through the coun-
IPV
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N,,n J.rseu-The Legislature Of New Jersey

.NcO JTsey.-The Legislature OF New Jersey
adjourned from Friday afternoon to Monday,
without having appointed a Governor. As Gov
ernor Pennington's term Of Office expired on Sat
urday, the duties of the Office therefore devolvc
on the Vice President of the Council. BY com
promise between the Wings and the Opposition
at the election of the officers of the council, the
Vice President was chosen from the Opposition
and the Secretary from the Wings, SO that the &C
ting Governor of New Jersey is an Opposition
man. If prompt meeting of the two Houses IL
not held and Governor chosen, we shall see dis
cussed in New Jersey the grave question, wheth
er John Cassidy, like John Tyler, is really Gov
ernor, or acting Governor OF the State.
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~" Counterfets. Beware Of Imposition. Ea
genuine Bottle is enclosed in a blue wrapper, on whit
is ysiotc label, signed by WIN. JOHN. CUTLER.
None other can be genuine Of later date than De-
ctmber 1889. The signature Of SAMPSON REED
will be continued for a short time.
The great cl cbri'y of the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsaro has been the cause OF attemps 10 introduce
spurious articles, which by partially assuming lie
name of the genuine, calculated TO mislead and
deceive The pt bic. Among these mixtures are Gear
ieI's Compound Pulmonary Bnlsam," "American
Pulmonary B,lsam,"" Vegetable Pulmonary Basam-
&c SyraP."" Pulmonary Balsam," and others. Pnr-
chlsers should enquire for The article by its whole
name-TH EVEGETABLF PULMONARY BAL
SAM, and see that it has The marks and signatures
Of The genuine,
Each bottle and seal is stamped Vegetable PuI-
monary Balsam."
For saIeb by REED, WING CUTLER, Hate
Love & Recdl wholesale dealersin Drugs Medicines, .
Paints and Dye stufis, No. 81 Chatham Street, Bos.
ton, and by Druggists and country mercha nts gencr-
ally in New England, and in the principle places
throughout the United States and British Provinces.
Price 80 cents. 2Seop
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

UNe door eastW J. q J. II. PECk 4 Co.
VIE subscribers, successors Druggists TO Messrs. j.
l. J. ii. PECK s. CO., have ormed a copar,uership
under the firm Of PECK SPEAR and have purchased
Of their predecessors their entire stock Of Drugs and
icnes which, together with late additions from New York
and Boston renders their assortment large and complete
enabling them to supply the trade on the most liberal and
advantageous terms
From their knowledge of the business and the unrem
ing and eretnsue attention which they determined
oesow, they hope 10 give satisfaction the public.
T. A. PECK,
A. G. SPEAR.
Burlington, Sent 90 1S4l o5-l1v
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w. 1. GOODS AND GROCERIES

Culver, LAMB 4 Co. have Just received large an
~ fresh assortment of W. l. Goods Groceres etc at the
Store formerly occupied by Langdon and Wright three
doors east Of the Branch Bridge which they invite the
particular attention of innkeepers and others.
Dec. %, iS40 s4
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Mcssrs Reed, Wing s. Culler-Gen;lemen-
ieci II a duty owe TO the public, and especially
to hundred Of my fellow beings who are now suffer.
ing under different diseases of the lungs 10 give YOU
statement OF the good effects | have experienced
from the use ofthe Vegetable Pulmonary Basam.-
Having from my youth up been troubled with dlff.r-
ent complaints OF the lungs, such splitting of
b'oOd, dry troublesome cough, frequent hoarseness
with fits oi coughing, and indeed all the sym2
IONS of consumption, and from time TO time have
con uod several eminent physicians, and nave taken
much medicine, but received little or no relief and
al last they told me there no help for me ihtt
my case was beyond the reach oltheir medicines. In
the spring Of 1887 was advised by n friend to try
the Vegetable Pmlmonery Balsam. | obtained two
bottles, and on trial was surprised TO find so SUDDEN
and cfccual rolici which il gave me, and after using
il about five weeks all my complaints were entirely
removed, and was restored to good health. Since
that time have kept it constantly by me- in Gaze Of
Il appearance OF any Of the above complaints.
have known large number of cases where all
other medicines fuileo of uiiodng any relief the Bal
sam al length rcsorlcd to- and speedily effected
cure. | would therefore recommend 10 every person
that has any Of the ABOVE complaints on their 6r.t
appearance TO take the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsan
which they will find a saie, convenient and positi,
cure. Respect yours,
p. MERRIAM.
New Bedford, Mass, July so, 1881.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
HE subscribers having transferred their entire stock Of
l. Drugs and Medicines 10 7. A. PECK & A. c..
StENCER-takc this occasion to make their acknowl-
edgmtns 10 their friends and the public for their liberal
and long continued patronage which has been extended
mem as druggists and al the time they beg leave
strongly 10 recommend their observation-disclosures PECK
SPEAR, as regularly bred Druggists and that on their
hdely and experience the public may fully rely,
J. & J. II. PECK II Co
Burlington, Sept. 20. ls4l. 25-l2w
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GLORIOUS WING VICTORY IN VIRGINIl

GLORIOUS WING VICTORY IN VIRGINIA..
The mails of yesterday bring us the glad tidings
OF glorious and most unexpected Wing triumph
in the Wheeling district in Virginia. The cleo
ton was to fill a vacancy in the Stete Senate, &C.
casioned by the resignation of Good, Conservative.
The result is decided gratifying and most unex-
peced triumph, as this Senatorial district has
or elected Wing Senator; MIR Good, the late in
cumbent, having been chosen AVIAN Buren, man,
but having voted with the Wings on many impor
tant matters. He has been repeatedly charged
with disappearing his constituents, and The
Tories were confident, when he resigned of fill
ing his place with Locofoco The choice Of
Parriolt, a staunch and unflinchng Wing, secures
to us the Senate by two majority. Had the Loco
Focos succeeded the Senate would have been
equally divided. The following is the vote
Parriott, (Whig) Newman, (L.)
Ohio co. COG 267
Brooke, 70 maj.
Marshall, 354 423
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HARRY c, HOLMES ESTATE

iAhH1 9, HOLMES ESTATE.
HE subscribers having been appointed by The Honor
able Probate Court for the District of Bradford com
mIssoners - receive, examine, and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the Of Harry g.
Holmes, late of Vershre in said district deceased estate
and the term of six months from the 3ls day of August
l84l being allowed, by said Court the creditors
OF SAID deceased 10 exhibit and prove their said claims be-
fore us-Do give notice that will attend to the duties
of appointment at Sylvester Dusns Inn in Vershire
in said district, the first Monday of January next from
nine O'Clock A Nj until 4 o'clock p M said day.
GILEAD JONES, Commits.
THOMAS KEYES, I sioners.
Vershire, September eth, lsil. 2s
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The MOST HIGHLY APPROVED
MEDICINE NOW IN GENERAL
IISE EOR COIrEIS col Dc

AND ALL DISEASES OF THE UNGS.
THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
l. is believed TO he descrvcdy the most popular
Medicine ever known in America, foy coughs, colds
asthma OF phthlsc, consumption, whooping cough,
aud Pulmonary affections Of every kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Basam has been very
extensively used Tor about fl cen years; and its rep
uaion has been constantly Increasing. 20 univrr-
soy P1,our mas this urtiro become thai may now
be considered standard article in ialge pa ri Of
the UnIted States and British Provinces. Many fam
HES keep it constantly by hem considering it the
most safe as well as certain remedy for the above
complaints. The Propretors have received, ard are
receiving numerous recommendations from many
Of our best Physicians. who make use OF it in their
practice The names of a few individuals who have
given their testimony in favor OF this article hero
subjoned, and for a more full account see the enve.
ope 10 the bottle.
Troman Abel, " Timothy BayIies,
q Jere. EIll.worih, &" Albert Guild
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CERTIFICATES.
From DR.. Thomas Brown.

From DR.. Thomas Brown.
Messrs Lowe g. Reed, Gent,-The Vegeta BILE T. /.
monary Balram has been extensively used, in the
section OF the country where | reside, for several
years past, and has justly acquired a high reputa-
ton in consump'ivc complaints. So far as my
knowledge extends, it has never disappointed tho
reasonable expectation of those who have used
THOMAS BROWN, M. D.
Concord N. H., May IL, 1881.
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NEW GOODS.


CLEAN BLAND " STEW EMS,
HAVE just received large assortment Of prime staple
and Fancy Goods which they offer for sale for Cash,
Produce and good credit, at prices which cannot fail TO
SUIT. Among which Black, Brown, Green, Blue and
Olive Broad Cloths, Beaver Cloths, Pilot Cloths, CASH
meres and Doeskinsj Silk, Merno, Edinboro' Wolsted
and Plaid Shaws; Black Lace Wells; Laces for Wells
Fringe Cor Trimmings; Alpnes, Alpaca Lusre, Alpaca
Mousln de LANES, Parametha Figured Alpaca, Roslne
Plads, Caroline Paids, Eolicnne Figured Mennos, Plain
Merinos, for Ladies' Coaks and Dresses; 5000 yards
French English and American Prints 1000 yds Sheet
nss and Shirings Otter, Fur Seal, Nure and Muskrat
Caps; Boas Fdr Collars, Trimming Furs; bales Buff
talo Robes; PaiLts, Medicines, Dyo Suds ard Oils -
Hard Ware and Cutlery; Crockcry, China and Glass
Ware; Stoves ind Stove Pipe
The whole comprising the most perfect assortment TO be
found in the county.
Brookfeld Nov. 9, 1871. 29-tf
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CONANT,s NEW COOKING sTOYE
IMPROVED YANKEE NOTION STOVE,

so constructed that the be kept entirely from the
action OF the ire at al times only when used cr baking
his improvement has been much wanted for all other
waited ovens are troublesome in moderate weather.
They have great variety of other Cooking Box and
Parlor Stoves, made at the Brandon Blast Furnace the
iron known TO be the best in the state and have Just
we'd new style Of Albany Patlur, very elegant To Ill
wishing TO buy they would say call and f,f yourselves
Potash aud CadroC Kettles usual also Fairbanks new
Plough, much improved in quality Terms easy.
ZENAS d CHARLES X. WOOD.
Montpelier, Oct. 90, 1871, eff
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BY order Of Court.
GEORGE WORTHlNGTON. Judgo =

TO THE HONORABLE PROBATE COURT FOR
THE DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON;
(tHARLES LYMAN, adminstr or de boni, nor of,b.
~ estate Of Jesse Cummins late of Berlin in said district
deceased respectfully represents that the ntestae did in
nus eme enter INTO certain contract in writing be
date The "a day ofOct $780, and with one Rober, AIeI
andc OF Berlin aforesaid deed and convey to tho said
robert Alexander, certain piece of land situate in said
bern described as follows being the premises as de-
scbed In adeed from Jesse Cole J the said Jesse Cum
nRs, deceased dated September l6th 1929 which said
still is unexecuted
wherefore the said Charles Lyman prays the said Court
TO grant him liberty and authority deed SAID land accord
such case made and provided
Dated at Montpelier, Nov. 9th, l94l
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Dated al MonpeIlcr Nov 9th, l941.
CHARLES LYMAN
STATE OF VERMONT } nj.

STATE OF VERMONT, J Itis ordered BY the
DISTRICT OF WARRINGTON, IS. Probate Court for the
district aiores that all persons concerned be notified 10
apper before SAID court session thereof to be holden
at montpelier on The Esd day of Nov inst show cause
any hey have why the liberty and authority
IN the foregoing application should be granted and that
for that purpose The said application together with this
ORDER be published in the Vermont Waterman and State
Journal three weeks successfully as soon as may be
~ In witness whereof have hereuno affixed the
H. 81 seal OF said Court and subscribed my name at
Montpelier. in said district, this 9Th day of No.
vombcr, 1871 "
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nNE more LOT of nice Jeweled Quarnco Watches just
" received by TOWN and WITHERELL.
VNhe Celebrated Tiacy's Gloves for Sale at
LANGDON x WRIGHT'S.
SAVE YOUR WOODEN RAGS!
NNTANTED, ALL WOOL RAGS, such as old Bed
w quilts Coverets Blankets, Sheets, Shirts, Drawers
Stockings etc. including Merno Circassan, Plaid, Bonn
bazelts every kind and color of all Wool Goods moi
fed feted, excepting Old CaPetins, Lasting or pru
nello
O. The rags must be clean, and no part Cot
ton, Linen or Silk.
CHARLES sPALDlNG.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
ME the subscribers being appointed by the Honorable
wv the Probate Court for he Disrct Of Rsndolnb
commissioners TO receive examine and adjust all claims
ana demands o. e PStsonS against the estate Of Luke
Clark late OF brookhed, in said district, deceased
represented nsovent, and also all claims and demands
h5tod in offset theretoi and six months from The 1ah
Gay o. ocoOer INST! oelng allowed, by said Court, for
will attend TO the business Of appointment, al 1b
clearinghouse Of Trial A. Clark in Brook6eld, on tho
first Tuesday ofJanua and April next from one oiciL
p. M. until four o'clock r. M, on each Of said days
Brook6eld Oct 25, ls4l. 20
STATE OF VERMONT, In probate Court holden
Washington District SIS. at Montpelier, within and
for said district, the LIST day Of November A. D. Is4
oSEPH HOWES, administrator on the estate of
Charles Stafford late Of Montpelier in SAID district do.
ceased, presents his administration account for settlement
Whereupon, it is orde ed that the same be referred 10 tho
ga day OF November inst at the Probate office in said
montpelier, for examination and allowance, and that all
concerned be notified hereof by the publication Of his or
der in the Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed
al said Montpelier three weeks SUCCESSFULLY as soon as
be- that they may appear, said time and place II tbey
see cause, and object thereto. BY order of CJurt,
~ GEO WoRTHINGToN, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court holden at
Washington District IS. }Montpe ier, within and Cor
said District, the first day Of November A. d. IsdI
IOSEPH PARKER, administrator on the estate of
stephen Pearce late Of Calais in said district deceas-
cd, presents his administration account 70, setement-
Whcreupon, il is ordered that The he referred TO Inc
18th day OF November ins at the Probate Office in said
M0nipehcr Tor examination and allowance and that all
concerned be notified hereof oy the publication of this ore
der in the Vermont Waterman and State Journal prnted
al said Montpelier three weeks successvry as soon as
may be- that they may appear said time and place If
they see cause, and object thereto. BY the Court
" GEORGE NORTHlNGTON, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court holden at
washington District, ss Montpelier, within and for
sud District, on the lh day of Nov. A d l84I
HEMAN CARPENTER, Executor on the estate Of
- Na'han'e Carpenter late Of Mddesex, in said dis
trc deceased presents his adm nsration account for se
It's ordered that the be referred
10 the 9th day Of Nov inst at the Probate Office in said
Montpelier for examination and allowance and that ali con.
cerned be notified hereof by the publication of this order in
the Vermont Waterman and State Journal printed at said
Montpelier three weeks successfully, as may be-
That they may appear at said time and place if they SEQ
cause, and object thereto.
m BY order Of Court.
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Tyler County to be heard from, which cannot
change the result.
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GUODS.
II N. BAYLlES has removed to his Nc,u Cash Store
IL. and opening large and well selected as
sormcn Of Fall and Winter Goods, Comprising good
variety good styles and cheap be ed
in this and vicinity Cash is wanted. Those wish
ing to exchange it, good credit, for something 10 do
them good and keep them comfortable the approaching cold
season. shall not be turned off with high prices but in short
shall receive many goods than they get for
the same amount in Montpelier. The public parcu-
arly invited to call where they find every variety Of
goods for Ladies Dresses ClDaks, etc Also large
of Beavers Broadcoihs Cassmeres and Yes
ngs and all other goods usually kept this of the
year in village.
p. S. Be particular and examine goods at the New
Cash Store before you purchase!
October |, l64l. "a
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STATE OF VkRMONT,( The Hon. the Probate
District of Bradford, SIS. : Court for said District
10 the heirs at law and all concerned in the estate of Jo
sePh Porter, late of Sraord in said district deceased
An instrument purpong be ihs last will and testa-
ment OF the said deceased being presented 10 court
mere by Betsey Porter, the executrx therein named
Tor Probate 1t ordered that hearing be had on the
same at Probate court TO be holden the probate office in
Ihetord IN said district, the third Tuesday Ct Novem-
Der next at which court you hereby notified appear
and contest said will, if YOU cause. And il is further
ordered that this oreer of notice be published three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Wa,chman printed at Mont
'lier previous 10 said hearing.
Given under my hand the Probate office in said Thet-
ford, This 2lst day of October, A. d. ls4I.
70 SIMEON SHORT, Julse.
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]. l.. BUCK, Atty
REAL CAsHMEERS.

SSTORRS and LANGDONS have just received few
- patterns assorted coors Cashmees the choicest goods
for dresses that be found. Oct.4.
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THE richest and best selected assortment Of Fancy
i Goods that be found in Montpelier, offer
ed for sale by s. BURBANK JR.
Oct |, 1871. "a