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New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
AUCTION SAL
Jcs;sh Rieha,tS aaciioaecf.
BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLATT,
Store los Brosavay.
sales -


Al &c O'clock. Al the Acction. .Hosr,
CLOTHS AND CASsIMsSES-FroHa the shelveSou credit
Of months, for approved endorsed noseso pieces super
Vest es Epgknd Cloths ard CNsIncres, uS; imported,
comprising wo0yst blacks, browns invisible green OF
i've aud fy cooTs. kondoa browa Russia green woaded
olive, ci!rou greer ciaret. daiiia Nc &c.
Also, 100 pieces Gassiner oil Sario1s patterns and dc.
scrip,ions.
Also Damaged Goods per packet ship Wes,shcs,er dam
aged the voyageoi Importation sold ander the Inspection
OF the wardens OF the port, Tor account OF whom 1t may
concern.
cases West oi England brown cloths
Also, cases Wes; Of Epglnad CassmereS
TUESDAY, Sepa Is.
At 10 O'Clock al the auction room.
CLOTHS ANp CAsSIaERgs-From the shel7es-on credit
months Tor approved endorsed supe-
West OF gland Cloths and CasSimere Just imported
WEDNESDAY, Sept. II
At - O'Clock AZ the Merchants Exchange.
Psremptery Sale OF i9 lshle Building Lots tavorahly
located on the I'd avenue, esh and 18th streets 10 wit,
lots forming the entire front on I'd avenue, west side be-
tween s7ih and 2s,h streets
5los tie south SIDE Of 2Sh street, between I'd and Sd
avcnaeS,
Immediately contiguous TO the above, new church is
building aud the surrounding property rapidly improving
The and graded and paved complete.
Ao lots 2Sh street, between I,h and ste avenues,
a5ca, 100 fee. weS OF 9Th ayeHac And
SAME dimensions.
Terms % per day OF SALE 5 10. upon delivery OF
deed. and balance on bond and mortgage
Also, a IL O'clock the Merchants EXCHANGE sS shareS
Lafayette Bank Stock for account OF whom may concern
THURSDAY, Sept. Is.
Al 10 O'Clock, az the auction room.
FRENCH Goops-By Calalogue-For approved endorsed
notes at months crediloo cases French Goods COM
prng great variety and extensive assortment Of seaSona-
ble articles, received per resent arrivals.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

DERFUMERY, HAIR OILS, Soaps,
Brushes. Le-City and Country dealers In the above
articles will fad object 10 call Al ~ DslsIon-st
suIf In IL ftlIGo',D'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
A MEXICAN MUSEUM, GARDEN,
"A AND GALLERY of FINE ARTS, opposite 81.

- AND GALLERY OF FliSE AXIS, opPos'se So
Paufs Churrh-P. +. Saruum Manager.
GRAND GALA WEEK.
On Monday, September s. and every Day and Evening
tbs week
II small degree OF p,easu.s and pride that ihe
Manager ais public 10 the renEGoas array ot
Noyet PM forth here this ncGding the WoaderiU
MERMAID.
M-. HARRINGTON, the ceieb-t-d Magician ana en-
trlnquist
The MYSTERIOUS Gypsy GIRL. Masser DIAMOND
TIE retovned ,nd nuapproschsble Ethiopian Danccr
Wbock, tie unrivaiied Banjo flayer-MSs Taylor, the
popular Nocais; from the Para ,satreNr D. Boyce the
popalar Comic Singer IN the ccautryLa Petite Ce-
ieste the autlfu esseBalocn Ssceaons from the
Gardcn on top the Mulegmeo,ocd Crrnsines and
hosts other novelties ard aGusemenEs for par.
tcula.s oi which see bills OF the day.
Performances Twice Every Day, colneiciSg at O'clock
and y O'clock, 2. NJ
Ain,ittance ia the vhoe-museum garden and entertain
n liren hal r>yicr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

II Hats: HATS! NRfs!-FALL FASHION,
The subscriber invites The attention Of the BeGu to
his neau.ifa -acenI. and tasteful orv becrownsd Hat,
being the only really fashisnaur .cie OF the kind e1ar
though he cannot expect bat Hators will spring up, and
claim The benefit of bis own original conceptions.
To say that these Hats surpsss any thing OF the kind in
point of style finish, and graceful appearance, claim
no more than warranted by experieEce ofwenty
IN the business and he invites gentlemen who study grace
and fashion. 20 call and examine for themselves.
large assortment OF Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bag.
Hat Cases. and in fact every thing necessary for gentle
mans travelling outfit, may also be found at
E. BOOMERS, f79 Broadway
an3l tits opposite Howard's Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

a,.sIf Wet, Damp or Dry Cellars paved wiza
s Tue nnd made air rater waertght FOR seven cents
~ We bulk or space OF thousandbrck.
!50u ABlIAH SMITH. Is Hamiton-st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

u Gouruud,s Vegetable Liquid Rouge-
Composed materially from flowers and sinpeS, imparts
delicate carnation tint the complexion, mmovable by
rubbing with handkerchief or linen CLOTH so cents
Eroadyay IS lmis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

NOTICE,-The cepartnership hereto
Y fore existing between William, Ide aat George
Savage under the OF I3e Savage, was dissolved t5e
rs day OF September, ls2 By mutual consent Ihe bust
mes, viii be continued by George W. Savage, at 81 Ds
81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
? PRFSFRVED PORTA-

DATENT PRESERVED PORTA-
BILE MEATS and sOUPS-waranied to keep any
length Of time in any climate, viz Lobsters habu shad,
saon oysters CLANS beef muttsn veal duck, chicken
turkey beef SOUP mutton BROTH chicken soup OK tail
soup mock and green turtle soup, vegetable soup, green
peas mushrooms carrots turnps psrsnips omaios MIX,
Ec., &C., manufactured and sold wholesale by
- WILLIAM MULLANE,
ss1m+ s2f Nassan-st-s
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

- AVtS"FkVIJ ShiC Ot AOahs, All e MIA.
dciphin.-On Saturday The 18th September, 1872
o'clock T. NJ, at the Merchants Exchange, Philadelphia
will be sold to the highest bidder for account of whom
may concern Eoss Sterling, OF the Certificates OF Loan
of the American Life Insurance and Trust Company Of the
City of York, bearing interest or per cent and
redeemabe in the 1885, principal and interest payable
in,he City of London RICHARDS g. BIsPHAM,
s7tl7 auctioneers PHILADELPHIA
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

" Fall Style of 1scnrfemcn's Hnts.-BIRD.
of Pine and has ready for nspPc
lion and sale the Fall Standard Pattern for GenerRens
Hats. September ]. 81 F,S,M&Wt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
CRY for Sherman's Lo-

GHILDREN CRY for Sherman's Lo-
zenges and well they may, for they very pieasact
and efcacfons curin- coughs and colds in few hours,
consumption in few weeks
WORMS CAUSE DEATH -
and nrcI, suffering wine, S.crmaus Worm LozeDges VII
inaibly tes,roy them Many bave been sna'ched from
an early grave by them a son OF Mr. Henry Ming oi
Paterson had suffered for Elonths and knew what
allied him. Three doses of the Lozenges entereiy cured
him. Hon. b B. Beardsley says they saved the fe OF MS
only child .S,c1ySrcS
are relieved in from 10 mnutesb Sierman's camphoI
ozenyes 80 famous lowness spirits dtspondency ana
MI nervous affections Mayor Clark says this IS great
country and Sheraas Lozeages the greatest invention
of moGern tines"
ONLY ONE SHILLING
for Slcrmans Poor MINIS Plaster real cureul TOR pains
or weakness, in the back breast part OF the hoy
Itcant be beat we know tneither Shermans Crris
Tooth Paste be beat hardening the gums and sweete9ing
the breath His warehouse 06 Nassau street, one door
above Ann Agents II East Broadway, 1873 Bowery 2S
Hudson 86 William street. ITO and Z3 broadway ana 10y
Fulton street, Brooklyn, Be sure TO get shermans
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

4 OST-On Wednesday evening, either
a. Ain 9Th street Broadway, in Broadway between
and 9Th Streets gold bracelet, with the initials E. H.
H. engraved the back, and set with three pink topah
The owner by returning the No 81 Clinton place,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

liy white imparis pure e-ke alabaster whteness
the complexion, is entirely rev article and free from
the dcleerious principles generally entering into cona m "a
cents each To be had the original Office ST. Walker st
one door from Broadway. Ladies with redpped noses
will find this lotion operate like charm in dssipang it.
SS lmis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
YT1HOMsoNIANIsM TRIUMPHANT.
MODEL of the best two Horse Power

IA now in use, will be the Exchange, Csururdt.st,
all this week Mechanics and others need only 10 exrine
the model TO be satisfied that what stated above i true
II. 6. RALL.
81 have examined Halls Improved Horse Power and con-
slider IL o poasess all others Of the kind"
6. FREEB0RN.
N. B-This Two Horse wIrout.thrash any fopr-bose
Su,een ,nacbiua i'm e54f So 2tt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

Its Popular article IS commended TO the public pec1-
ary desirable, at the present for its economy. For
elegance and durability compe.es successfully with the
most costly Hats worn. Price S. 25. SPENCER
ale Fashionable Halter, No. 245 Broadway.
u Hats of the Fnil style nre now ready.
The model Tor the is slight modification Of the
prevailing Paris model
SPENCER'S Sales Roort.
September tst OF
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
VA TO LET-On or before the LIST of
sw FARM FOR SALE.-A valuable

Farm of forty acres vsry choice lard, sinaiea 70
miles north New York or ths ow pre- o. -
II per cent or viii be exchanged for GOOD prsperty Ap
Div l95 Chamber ST. Y. sszW
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK, SEPTEMBER 9, 1872
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS =
The of Wildes Patent SaIannnder Safe have
never been injured much less desroye) by fire. They
cau only be had at the Iron Safe Store Of
SIIAS C. HERRING. la9 Watersreet
NJ g. Safes of other makers such az have been taken
part payment for Wilde, for sale at less than one ha o
Erxyc szI,ry
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

EEy bHfOrC yNEl RStav.-lte1ltIlIlIRI tVtIy PuT'
chaser of Dr.. Felix G0urauds celebrated Powders for
rsoes hair without the slightest injury to ,he skin can sec
them tested before buyngproof positive this, and no ms
Walker street one door from Broadway. 81 per bottle.
ACENTs-New Haven, e. Myers; Providence, c. Dyer, Jr
Boston, Jordan, Miik-si; Goshen, Elicit AUS lmis
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

A HOUSEKEEPER'S Situation Want
"a ed by young widow lady. either in this city o
BROOKLYN Address d.. at this Office. Good references
oiyPn @S9 iW'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

(VAINI1 w 4tIN Ii 't oV'tf0tt''3t1
and his wife. children under five years of age,
Two bed rooms and sitting sdoniag, or the whole OF
second third oor The advertise, wishes permsnen,
and comfortable IN elamy, and not desrous
81 extravagant living Paror only will require 10 be fur
rishcd lights and fuel he will furnish family thas STU
a,ed who wish 10 lessen their expenses, address H. u
p box 22 lower Post Office, stating location, terms, kc
Gik
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THURSDAY, September l.
PLgas--Nos. H. Z, 81 s5, 49, H. 12s Part 2No 14s
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

A YOUNG MAN wishing to pursue the
study the law. will hear OF good situation by ap:
pyin. at No ~ Wall street. up stairs One who has had
classical education viii be preferred and small remu'
nernLOn will he given. bg ot
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

Brips Sterling, Taylor Wilmington, c; Frs Ashley
Randall Mobile, Hurltui; Gigsey lBr) Gewans New
foundland, L Laurie; Dexangano tvenez9eane Dan'
tout Aymsr Go Anr s. Ks and naP
ke, via Yarmouth: Orates Elvane Jamaica, David Hg.
Schrs Ann Hymau, Tot,en, Newbern, =; Ion ii''e'
Baltimore; South Caronian, Howiand, Seauiert' ~ Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09


August last. The goods recovered. He confessed his
guilt and was committed.
CHARGE OF FaAup-Two gentlemen whs do business in
Wall street, named j. B. Pollard aud Jesse Evans were ar
rested to-day by officer Stokey charged by Mr. Thomas
Plus city, with having detrsnded hm OF pr9m,s
sorry Ro!e for $500 in the month Of august lSiI Mr. PITS
70 his sthdas said that he had p1mssory noe OF Sou
drawn in his favor by Mr. john S Binen at two years
&se dated April S4e which he negotiated WIN zoe ac
sad August of that year, they agreeing to pay HIM one
@cusand dola in the bills broken CIens BANK oI
SO Which they TO ne wos's % se dsvs op
good money He was paid the $1,000 me oiis ?, .e
SsenS Bank of Maine which be found TO De & W"sohess S
could obtain the sp in good money though ne
Spo'tuned them until his patience became e1nsanso ss;
Setting redress he applied the Police and Pollard
Ae Evans were held 10 kal i'll $3.50 each 10 answer
RtoT.-A number of youag men assembled r,otously
sesui u nelsck Wednesday night before the aoo!s
aos 20 and % Reade-st during which Mt John 1iiiSan
acher al No 90 running 10 the door, the bell OF wEic mac
ascertain who there, he was struck on
bead with cape his also blackened and ne hrowh
nce ho. the bones of one OF bis legs fractured No
se wss arrees though officer was present ac saw zee
bets
oa for stealing confirming three pairs Q!
stans and other articles worth $li, hCn Jshn Ganss
40 81 0livsr.sueet.
Walsm Bruce banded by Johu Heritage, OF 81 Cha.
Ssssreet bsg containing coats vests, Panaloons,
@e, &c, worth so 25 to carry for Kim to steamboat,
aised. s' ~
David Sodfey stole live carrier pigeons worth SIS os,
Eliza Smith, wieow of is Thomas street, md sold
@ % Mrs Sable 10 Washington-streei for which he
Ssscanght and committed
John westheld arrested and committed for steal
g pair OF boots worth SIS from Abraham Scott of l4s
Sasharusreet
Tue ind made air ra,er wa,eright for cents
oos OF paved with Cement, concrete, for ten dollars
u t,.ne We bulk or space OF thousandbriek.
BDu ABIIAH SMITH. Is Hamltonst
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09
Read! Read!! Read!
From tie Editors of the Nezp York Methodist Christian id

From Tie Editors Of Che Nesu York Nethodtst Chrstan dd
voeaie and Journal, dug. 10.
u SEARS BIBLE BloeRAPHY-This is most beautiiu
work SO far as paper, printing embellishments, and bind
ing are concerned Ii IS an octnvo volume and contains
49I pages OF letter press illustrated with of the mos
spirited engravngs we have seen er long time. The
frontspiece by LOSING represents Doddrdges mother
teaching hir, Scripture history by Dtc tiles. This is an
exquisite picture, and whic, the eye 'y rest WIN
more than ordinary delight We have not had time 10 read
The work, but from the notices given OF by some OF the
most respectable journals, Judge il will be well re-
ceived by the religious public. Price, $3.50 SOLD al no
l22 Nassau street, New York. aulo Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-09

THE SUN MOON FULL 81
Rises ~ Sets 6 ls Rises 10 Morn 4 lllEve. II
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-11-29
Moral and Religious.
"7ne King shall joy in Thy strength o Lord"
Psalms xxi.

How fit such rejoicing as this The power of God
is infinite ;and that not merely in any ore of its modes
OF exercise-its forms are unlimited are the occa-
sons for its use. The ability to rend mountains in
sunder, or heave the sen from its bed, would to
some appear desirable possession; but might
have this, and yet be incapable of lifting straw in
mental or moral achievement. Some one might be
giant, as many have been, in science literature,
and yet be the helpless victim of the lowest passions
of our nature. But power that can assume every
imaginable form, adapt itself to every possible oc-
casion-well may its possessor and the TRENDS re-
joce in it.
How fit that a man should rejoice in the power OF
God! Unbounded love, infinite skill characterize its
employment for every who makes the Almighty
his trust No strength of kings, or sagacity of tho
wise may be compared to it a means of daily sup
port. In this strength Stephen could fall asleep
under a shower of stones-a Bunyan could visit the
celestial city while enclosed by the walls of Bedford
jail Many wonders has it wrought, upon which it
is a blessedness to reflect.
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as the scholsrs reached the chorus OF their song W"
thought her upturned eye denoted peculiar oeu''
thought its black contracted strongly with the Pa'e
ness of her cheek and its activity seemed scarcely
in harmony with her Crail, body form. When the
little band had concluded their anthem by noble re
neot of words-swe met to part more, one OF
them came TO the window and calling the child by
her name intimnted that she needed at the other
end Of the rooom Elizabetb--,' that was the
name turned away with severe coughing spell, and
we prosecuted our errand upwards. The next NOR
ming we missed our musical neghbors.-There was
no hum of studies, no loud utterance of lessons by
classses no uplifting oflher voices, that took with
them our heart; all still AL was quiet. And the
song which we had listened to with so much delight,
was the little ones valedctory for that season.
The holidays had commenced, so pleasant to them,
so necessary their faithful teachers, and we felt
Ioss--that part Of the Indictment to DEVOTION If not
to composition, had ceased. We felt for moment
as if we had parted from those whom should not
meet again-and it may be Their little Threats
may swell with the sound ofthunksgving and devo-
ton in their woned place, while the that was at
their performance shall be closed and dull. The
event is in the order of nature The old de,and
the young come up 10 fill their place
1t only Monday afternoon, that driving
down towards the Neck, met n funeral 1t evil
dences Of mortality around us; and new as the whole
scenery was to there was something not uniami-
liar in the harmony. The delicate tones of the young
voices lost their wiry sound by multiplication and
the song seemed to ascerd upwards from the open
grave. They ceased for moment and then, with
united voices, strengthened as if by the newness of
hone thew closed tho service and HYMN with The
emphatic assertion of the chorus, that they and their
little friend would soon
'Nlee to part no more
And so we suppose, for we could not learn the
name, Death who had set his mark upon Elizabeth
---, had gathered her to his garner. And
place is vacant in the authors heart, and voice
had ceased from the school choir, and been added to
that company, who'meet 10 part more.'
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PERU IRON CONvD,,

AVE, and will constantly
n IL with their Agents M r. weep In depo,i,,
manufactured Nails and Iron, oGrhss a., Vt, Perm
scriptions, 10 Wit '''ne following A.
Sd, I'D, sd, Cd, Sd, IOd, I'D %, o.,
Sod God ~'' SO"' 24d, SOD, an,
SPlkES:-4 inch, 4 I,2, 5.5.1-o 49,,
tured specially Cor finishing nic ua' ,sd, manuhc
FLOOR NAlLS.-I2d, god, and oa WORK.
ROUND lRON,-3s, ZIG ,.oo,o
q, 70, inch, | 8, l.4.I3S'T ll,l6
81, 2 inch, 9 "a ,2l2 2 arJ il2, So
SQUARE IRONS 81 Is. I.99.ie - -
3 q; 7,8, IL 8, Ia, 3-s, Sl.S;HD,S, Ill.,
BAND IR0N,--l la; Il i.2. I3-d . inches ,
Sd, 3, 3 l>2, A, 4 l,2, s inch 1871 IA 9l2
TIRE IRON,-l Allie, Al
from 3>S to SO thick wide, am
IiOKSE SHOE IRON, various sizo,
IiAME AND SCROLL IRON do ,1e y.
MARBLE SAW PLATES, cut to n, GO
notice: ~ ''uer Of shOu
The Peru hon Co. manufacture ,h.;.
Clntonv:lle, N. Y. from Iron of bsir o o soodsa
Ihoy intend to keep in the hands of ,h "" make
more iull and complete assortment ,Lon asenh
found 10 the State. Ii Is believed thar ,ho 'an
from this establishment are better n,an we goOd'
than those from any other in its yicini,v 'ued
Purchasers are respectfully solicited IA r..
the Goods of this Co.-Prices as low and ,o. .u'm
favorable, as can be blamed in the S,,,o '''"'
Il. f. II w. l.. STRONG
Aug. 25lh, 1912. SGo ssNs'
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THE PILGRIMS SONG.

My rest is in heaven, my rest is not here,
Then why should murmur when trials near?
Be hushed, my sad spirit, the worst that can come,
But shortens thy journey and hastcns thee home.
1t is not for me to be seeking my bliss,
And building my hopes in a RECON like this;
1 look for a city which hands have not piled;
pant for a country by sin undefed.
The thorn and the thistle around me may grow;
woald not lie down upon roses below;
I ask not my portion seek not my rest,
Till find them forever in Jesus's breast
Affections may damp me, they cannot destroy,
One glimpse Of His love turns them all into joy;
And bitterest tears if He smiles but on them,
Like dew in the sun shine, grow diamond and gem!
Let doubt, then, and danger my progress oppose,
They only make Heaven more sweet at the close;
Come joy or come sorrow, whate'er may belhll,
An hour with my God will make up for it all!
scrip on my back, and staffin my hand,
/ march on in haste through an enemy's land
The road may be rough, but it cannot be long,
And I'll smooth it with hope, and I'll cheer it with
song
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STATE OF VERMONT.

DISTRICT ESSEX, S.
The Probate Court for the District of Essex-to all
persons concerned in the Estate of ASA HOL,
TON, Esq. late OF Caremont, in the County of
Sullivan, and Slate of New Hampshire, deceased,
intesiate, GREETING.
NNTHEREAS, DAVID HlBBARD, JR. Esq. Ad
w ministraor on the estate Of the said deceased,
proposes to render an account of his administration,
and present his against said estate for allow
ance ut the Probate Court to be holden at the Pro-
bate Office, in GudhaIl in said District the Sd
Tuesday of December next; Therefore you ale hereby
notified to appear before said Court, at the time and
place aforesaid to show cause, if any you have why
the said account should not be allowed.
Dated at Guildhall, this Oath day of October,
d., 1912.
grows VIM HEY WOOD JR. Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DISTRICT
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District uforc-
slid-'ro the Helms and Creditors, and all concern
cd in the Estate of SIMEON 5. HONEY, late
of Albany, in said district, deceased, incstatc.
GREETING.
WHEREAS, Mcdad Darling, Rufus b. HoVey,
w and Silas liovey, have within twenty days
from the return of the Report Of the Commissioners
said Estate filed in this Court their notice and APP
plicaton for appeal from the decision of said Com
missnners; representing that the said Commission
ers disalowcd joint claim to the amount of more
than twenty dollars by them exhibited against said
estate. And the Probate Court having allowed said
Appeal TO the next stated session of the County
Court for the County of Orleans, and the said Rufus
b. Hovry one of the appellants, being the Admins
trutor on said estate. Therefore you hereby
tilted appear before the Hon. County Court ut a
session thereof to he holden at Irasburgh, in and for
the County of Orleans, tie fourth Tuesday of De-
ccmber A. ID. 1912, that you may be heard in the
premises. AndA is ordered, that this notice he pub.
lishcd in the Cnlcdonan, printed at ST. Johnsbury,
in this State, three weeks successfully as soon as
may he.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Office at
Irasburgh, this Sd day of November A. d, 1912.
276w3l GEO, NYE, Judge of Probate.