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INFORMAL ION WANTED Of JAMES 4. MILLER, a
native Of New York and Seaman by profession when last
heard from he was IL Bristol Ensand IN 1870 shoud he 30
advantage aPpying;oiWiam Steel Baker III Cher
TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
THE greatest discovery in medical science is that Of M M
Desomeaux OF Paris He has entirely exploded the
rally received opinion Of the existence Of sery OF
extremely Ir The nyar,be and universal success of hi.
health which results in the wife becoming blessed mother
who for pined chldess loneliness. has fully establish
the use Of the Poeleative Elixir Cordial j. inaabie
in senuria weakness uor abus debility, ncontnence and
the various train Of complaints arising from illness
dalton The fame this wonderful Elixir Csrda well e
suciert evidence Of its excellence ard the Estimation in
The undersigned is the only authorised agent for this
try
Price 81 bottle.
For Of those residing of the city, the in
gradients composing the Elixir Cordial packages
Tor transmission by mail with full direction for preparing
Price Of package IS, making three bottles.
All letters must bs postpaid, and directed 10
DR.. +. MELVEAU, box "a, N. York city
nal I'm DIV I'm Once l29 Liberty st.
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ROsSVlLLE BOAR Ding SCHOOL, STATED

VIZ WESTTHORP res. ecifuiy Informs hi, friends and
w. thePubc that he has opngg focseve'a pupils
Parents aud guardana also informed W. w makes II a
point e conscience 10 possible the morals
Ct children committed his care Reading, writing otho-
gaphy arithmetic, geography and grammar taught The lC-
can delightful and the orchards gardens and play
apacous about walk from the landing.
The steamboat Rran leaves Barclay seet every day at
o'clock for Rossville
Terms, for board and TUITION including washing $25 per
quater, pad m advance. Ref Iences:
Rev Lavid More, Staten Island.
W N. Seymour. ESD, q Chatham sqgare. n. Y.
Henry Stewart Segune, Esq, Staten Island.
VIM Luoium, Esq, ia Beehman
John Quinn, Esq, 80 Nlanroe street
capt t.dw ard kerb.r, Esp, Hicks street Brooklyn.
Mrs. Vsrsn 81 Eldridge street, New York
Rch'd Mortimer. Mortimer Buildings Wall street,
". y. and 1913 Broadway. ai9 ln.rc
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CUT ST0CK OF CLOTHS. &.c

CLOSING OFF AT FIRST COST.
At No. 20 MAIDEN LANE.-rhe stock OF a Jobber--
n closing Oh at the above storeis Offered t cost IN o
suit purchasers tor the entire stock be had hand
DISCOUNT Com cost) The object II The 'pbserb-r is Ia
close the iibnediatey. TEE gsod fbovght g.
Mkt and fascy Css,mefe, end Doe.kins Twe,d ssnett
toHngs, PIot aud Bower Clio bs Wosted aud SILK Sge.
Jacket Linens seiiras Woolleu Plaid Vestings Drng-
Lama Cloths, Black Italian Crayats style scas &c Nc
NB-Dealers from the aud city nvited 70 cal
aud the above stock which be sold either
CONaNT X co.
al22w eod~Hc 20 Maiden Lane.
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TEA! TEA! TEA!
YOUR OWN FAULT If YOU DRINK BAL

IT, YOU CAN APPRECIATE and want obt,in good
Tea, do by forwarding your orders 80 Cdta
rne street three dollar bid will you receive five
POUNDS OF Tyson. Young Tyson Imperial, GunpoSder
Soachong Tea.
Mark, these Teas of the first quay-shoud they prove
0herwe than represent hem send the Tea back and
your VIII ch will be Cheerful iy paid. This sys
NEW YORK .dED CHINA TEA COMPANY
+. r. CHRIS rlANSOE, Manager,
To whom all orders be addressed post paid with re-
mistanSe OF orders for payment III this city. MA ms
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CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS
THE Subscribers would inform merchants Visiting fhc city,
who wish their goods manufactured, that they
prepared manufacture every description of Clothing Fsom
their being accustomed to for The Southern and
Wes -ases for the last twelve thew feel confident
with the large number Of sses in their employ get
stock short aud with entire satisfaction.
MANN Y McKlMM, % Carmine steet.
u Kncksrhockef Stages pass close to the
I'm SIRE
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ALOPECT,
OR THE FALLING OFF OF THE
ElAID


HILLS INEALLlBLE uNGUENT, or never drying
IL Pommade has been satisfactorily tested during the last four
years by thousands as being tanscendertay superior all
Others Offered t. the pnblctor ameoratng the hair The fol
lowing , predominant properties removing Dandruh
red hair da hue Of gray
makes flexible and ncned TO curl
parting glossy aud uxurant IL supplies all deficiency
OF natural nutgiment, and SIMPLE PoMaADE
LETTE ali other. extant la word the
of good head Of hair The indubabe proof
can be given TO the correctness OF the above all
who feel Interested good head of hair sold wholesale and
nta by HILL the inventor aud inntabs hair No 81
Pearl street, adjoining the Pearl street House.
. New YORK, March 90, 1874
Mn. WILLIAM Hull
have eiyed from the of your Inabe Ongueat r the
Hair Indeed. value so highly from my experience
virtue, that consider duty recommend Others
who suffer have done from the loss of hair About
two hair had become frigtoIly thin from
continual falling Off that had seriously thought Of resortng
% The exedeat OF shaving which had before adopted
But fortunately veed from this purpose by Fries Ito
whoa lad casually spoken of the Of hair, who
strongly urged me TO try your peparaon which the first
lnnation had OF IT, or even your ext tence hap
py To say that tins has been OF benefit
to for had used quite boxes of be
fore my hair entirely ceased to fall Off ana began gow
ed applications gradually thicker fuller until
had better head OF hair had before still
Onguent toilette pommade aud have say.
that for etng the hair from fall ng preserv
ing IT mo st. or simply toilette pommade preparation
is the very best that have
HENRY PAtMER, 1863 FearI st.
The above " a trne copy of the original. s2 Im~rc
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
DE TT KNOWN, that ], JOHN EMERSON, in the yea
ID of lord thousand eight hundred aud thirty four
hen citizen the State Of New York did make and p,ient
ed improved spiral propng wheel by letters patent
possession I'll mote fully appear. therefore give public
notice that the propeng wheel commonly called resson
Tpeler is included IN said Letters patent aud also
ty all persons not to make the said proplng wheel
wi.hou, authority iom reside present 339 Pearl
where shall be pleased receive all persons
ed, either in the title for the IF Sid propeller
n6 IN JOHN Il MERSQN
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PEALrs's ENW xVxK MUSEUM.
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
Broadway, opposite the City Hall.


SPLENDID ATTRACTIONS AND BRILLIANT
SUCCESS PERFECTLY UNPARALLELED
A LAPL AND DWARF. THREE INCHES SHORTER,
AND THk SAME. AGE AS TOM THUMB.
With tight P.rtormers all for One Shilling.
MIR. II. BENNETT, Manager t,kss peculiar pride in
the public Array of Talent that be
passed place OF emussment the city, that
Ualf Price.
The Manager announces engagement with
Mr. CONNER the Protean Performer.
La PErITE CT LESTE, the graceful Dancer.
The GREAT WESTERN Mrs WESTERN.
Miss AID AIR, the Charming Song tress.
Miss BLANCHARD. the Grecian Jugglersss.
Mr. LROWN, the Comic Singer And the
GiANTESS.!
who stands HIGH in public estimation ever and
he Manager respectfully tina, he has diminished
the cumbs Of seats in the Lecture Room but ccessd the
crmior OF the audience The First Six Front Rows Will
st'g the pque,.e they gewy eushone and tn backs
forming Arm Chir From their beng constructed N this
and ceraa allotted TO each ver the audi.
the that frequently
from the DIVIDED lite Of the room.
The Maesg has incurred considerable adopting
this plauhow ver he PROCESSES promote pleasure Of
his fir by every 10 his power ABLE WILL
BE ADMITTED TO THE PARQUEITt WITHOUT
ANY EXTRA PRICE, but Gentlemen will be charged all
LOi'IsA DOROTHEA WAGNER. yer of the celebrated
Gpsey Queen be consulted during the day and eyenr
~ An Afternoon EBiertaInment w ednss days aud
Saturdays at o'clock; and evening
O'clock.
ADMISSION ONE SHILLING
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Hat AND CAP, EsI "a lN

HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENTS,
2n BRnADUAY, (OPpOs1TE SAINT PAULS)
THE IMPROVEMENT in the manu- facture Of HATS. in.
trnduce by the subscriber early this spring obyiatng the
nate ont the edge of the
crown h,vrg with the signal approb Of the public
he respectfully that MS stock ) aud complete
and hat addition their peculiar advantages his Hats
in all other q'te equal to all the market
Geatemen desring HAT combining the Qualities Of TASTE
DuRABrLIry apd EcoNoMy will consuit their interest Ly
gvinghim call. JNO N. GENlN,
2l4 Broadway, opposite Saint Paul's Church.
N BThe usual and assofted stock of Hats, Caps
&c., always hand. ale lmsec
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR,
NO. 81, 33 AND IS CROSBY STREET.

a. THE PROPRIETOR would inform hi. friend,
SxL <ind the public that he has sale his large and
1AZY.yacous establishments upwards Of seventy itorse'
we'd from the young, sound and kind com
pfisng of Match Carriage Horses from
Ontario County, suitable for family large number
fine single Road and Saddle Horses Of good style and
fast trottrrs and OF great endurance
Also large number o. good Horses, suitable for heavy
draught kud and well broke halpess The
stocM are all well worthy the attention of purchasers
Drover Horsemea this market with Horses o
sale will find the accommodations of this estab men
assed by other Of the kind in the United states. Thu
Stables and and capable stabrg LOG
Horses comfortably
Gentlemen having Horses keep livery by sending them
this establishment may assured they will receive
the utmost and attention, with liberal charges
Tie proprietor would also inform his the public tna
the Auction Sales Business discontinued this establish
WILLIAM WlLMARTH,
mrl8 lm~rc Proprietor
"A JUST 'SHED-Eiegant Nua Fur Hats tord,rari.
A termed Beaver at the low price Of So superior shor
Prusssn Moleskn 49, These hats equal durabi
ty and iu,tre to those sold Alsg article at 50 &c.
very dress hat. BROWN, Practical Halter,
tn1e 1u~ anal
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ABBEY HOTEL.

1921 STREET, BLOOMINGDALE ROAD.
II VAN RENSSaLA SIR, Propnetnr Of the Abbey Iio-
IA TEL would thanks the citizens Of New Yora for
the liberal patronage bestowed his place The past SEASON. by
sc attention to the business and wants Of his guests he hopes
for a continuance ofrh same
TO who have VISITED the place. he would respectful
y that large fine old mansion, supplied with the neces-
sares uxurie of legropnds Unsurpassed m scation
and fns shade th attentive host-ws their couing.
Gee tlemen tn their families. Will find lew hours well
spent ia the cool shade Of the old trees OF &c.
dies and Children aud quiet the
Of the place. and lie undsurbed their
own private walks
tsnlles single persons obtain board and good
at fair rate by acpyipg Individuals Parties VIII be
supplied With Breakfast Dinner supper at all hours
ham ,teet and fTyon Row near the Railroad to Manhattan.
ve the place hour of the dayare l21a good
coaches and careful drivers make this cheap and
ride, from the heat am dust OF the city.
New York. April 1874 aI6 1mrc
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HARPS-HARPS.
JAMES HANLEY, the only pupil Of Sebastian Ersrd in
the United States offers for sale the Mauufactory 22d
street east Of Sd fine of brilliant ,onedand
highly finished
PREMIUM PATENT DOUBLE ACTION HARPS
JAMES HANLEY having the mu ediate patronage of the
PREStDEf of the United States together with testimonials
from the musical profession aud the American Ministers the
sufficient that his Haps which
tey the premises and the materials seasoned special
regard 10 the eculares of climate &c. superior
that can be imported.
70 HARRIS REPAIRED-22d street, ID avenue.
n23 IInk ec
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a GARD. I'I
CLINTON HOTEL, No 3 BEEKMAN STREET
THIS HuTEL, Park. in a highly eligible and
a situation he. lately undergone many repairs and a,t
proprietor PRESTON HODGES, DESTROYS inform the pub
lie and his especially that by careful attention 70 their
wants he hopes merit their support he begs add at the
ne that bis price per day hencerth will be for tan
seu boarde TO that OF other hotels in the city
OF equal Is,i reliability. .t
NEw YORK, April 18Th, 1874. ala 0tefc
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TO RESTORE, BEAUTIFY AND DRESS
THE HUMAN HAIR.
TO ACTUALLY FORCE IT'S GROWTH,

AND CURE DANDRUEF, &C.
TR L o TIL ES-T HREE H ILLING
TO THOSE who have used Joue.s Coral Hair Restorative
know excellent qualities: those who
that the fact of seng shilling bottles prove
Of that afraid of wing
small quanttyo' 10 rst We warrant folio
auait.s:l, will force the hair n grow anyp VIII
ntenfe hair to falling oil Scurf
Dandfuf and make light red or grey hair grow dayk Fo
dressing the hair soft silky nothing this Ii
deed the most economical yet article made foI -
hair.
Sold-prce ,, or shrgs bottle-at the Sign of the
Ahsncan Eagle 90 Chaham street. New York; l39 Fulton
Brooklyn; State Boston; Ledger Buildings Phi
deiphIa, Z07 kiug street Charleston, s. e. m &C
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ITO THE POLE !--Leok out Natives and str,nger. for
j. the Counierfefed Article p. MA - Vepebls Es,,sc,
Of Jampoony for the Human Hair it'll cobhlenc
mended 81 whose HAIR is becoming thin IRON disease scar
and ,ndruthc remedy to bal mad gev
harbe most healthy dressing that can possibly APP lied
tn head the hair soft aud glossy and eAiug III,
ku from all hunor and irritation, removing every particle
curt and dndrH aud Dis The HAIR {, curl Its foquen
will preserve hair hath and beauty the laet penod
life For eisot heads 't is Imaginable also for peop
int are travelling sufFOcaei from iitigue head.
che. Sold ~ bottles with direction. janp,ony ar.
uiied AZ lf9 Broadway, by ?. MACS End r.. VATET
Alter which he Chese Cram il hishly RECOMMENDED foi
ppdpcng health % hc hair, aod giving glossy
hu talhY appe Fhs articles appro ed by Tia
pl'y mea cine in Paris aud b. the United
| o,iyto be tuund AZ 10 BrOadwa
& Dutnk ana Dressig IN the latest sy'e. just received
ths chsle,t aud best Of Wigs and Scips
NJ W Wv 'eunu az 6 broadway made by r. H. Water
Inc supe o. those Articles rendered them celebrated
hee wei as % Pa the stock which az present rs large and
| Broadway. " '"'' NV a2s iwsec 30
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CANADA. New BRuNsWIcH. NOVA SCOTIA AND
. - NEWFOUNDLAND.
NOTES COLLtC TED Bill and Is ank Note, purchased
and Drafts granted on the Branches Of The Bar
OF Bntlsh North America ~ The Provinces sbove by - -
william S MAtttLAcHLAN.
Few York I7ih April. Isias ~ ""''"s''
Also Notes OF the Branches of the Bank Of Britain North
Has sSos and Is John asd
a % ~ thr current rate OF Exchange New York
FIRST RATE CHANCE FOR A SMALL
FOR SALE. AN OYSTER shECoN u,se, ,hs p.,o
Yen House e,rner OF Washington and Hoboken stree U.s.
lifted up 70 good style aud thing TO
be sed cheap For further particulars erquIs Of
io1A1nD l CoA, IN the prmises aI2s iwsrc
GonLfpr AHs SILVER RtE , ASp As sAYkh OF
' '"''A 'x' BxRS s1Sfh q see Wal. .ee,
49, 49,. Works 2il Mercer st.
Fine Gold. Rolled Silver Plating Bass and Plated Metal
constantly on hand. a233m*m
pACKET SHIP ST NlCHOLAs FROM HAVRE-
Copsigoess by this chip requested send their permits
by the s6h inst will be liable Pnblc Store
e2j 3tsc
NEW YORK LEGAL OBSkRyER.-Jps' published No.
~ 4, Vol 3 containmg-Art Maritime Law; PIactica
FONTS pis.ou,lo Of .rtnsnhp; His ories OUTLINES Ed
missoIy note evidence; N superior Court Nose, Mead
sale of provisions warranty Supreme Court III The PIE
Of SSs,s " n aSa no.
tee n u Common Pleas. In Craw ford resident
deacs-t etgae Bunt writ Of enquiry pactce- English
ges Of English Rerors of the House of Lords Courts Of
Law aud Equity the Pyy Council aud the Ecclesiastical and
sad sspy
Ann st ee at 50 snnum lincludisg the Dgest
~ NNN y VIZ sAMI OWEN, Editor
Wanted two or three young men TO travel as agents
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ITO DRUGGSTS-Agents for Sir Ashley Coopers Corn
Saye." from the South and West furnished with a
magnificent glass card for the window besides the spler did
show bill Druggists who wish become agents viii please
call on " Mprr Broadway corner Of John street; nearly Op
righted, and if you get Of Dr. Minor you right
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ANU 'SEN I'm rs.
AMERICAN mUsGUn.
AND PERPETUAL FAIR
ONE WEEK MORE
OF THIS GRAND ATTRACTIVE BILL
SPLENDID PERFORMANCE
Every afternoon half O'clock and evening at T.
GIANT AND GIANTES5.
The largest the world and of the finest symmetry and proper
MAN AND WIFE,
and have been visited in kurope by more Than
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND PERSONS
during the They be from 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Till from 2 oil haf.past s. and from I'LL 10 49,, !,
THE KENTUCKY MlNsrkELs, Mr. COLE, the
DOG BILLY; Miss h. ADAfR. IA PETITE, CEEiTS'
BOOTH Mr. WILLIAMS, ard MIR HOWARD and
Others M ...I, :,
The Gypsy FAMILY, six in number, recently from Ger
many faithful representatives Of the ancient People oi
Egvpt NAV be seen in their natiys costume.
r6e iPsEY QUEEN the Fortune Teller may be private
Iy cons lied az all hours OF the day and evening
Tcke,s centschdrea under ten i-k csnts TWEEN
tyve for private consultations with the Gpsey
Queen. all
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SPRING FASHIONS,

FRENCH AND ENGLISH OLEOSTATIC LAMPS,
AT 10 MAIDEN LANE AND $40 BROADWAY.
| cox beg 10 inform their friends and the public gene
rally, thai they hare just an elegant
French and English Cieostdc Lamps; English and Ame
can solar Lamps; ano new pattern which for
variety aud egane supas thing OF the kind here ofore
offered for sale They also large assortment OF House
Keeping articles consisting OF rsndoes C,nd bras Ia
pie Cutlery. birming am aud Sheffield iaedW Wares Hall
,snerns Mants Clocks. Jranaery Dixon sons Britannia
Ware Block Tin Dish Covers, Ufas, German silver
Ware Steel Fire Sets, Glass. Ware, other ar
cles.
" B.-Constanty band large rssorm,nt of Silrer
Ware, Tea Sets Spoons, FORKS Nc Sc oil their
Persons qung any of above articles ARE respectfully
invited 10 cal. They wall find their Goods low any
q Y. ysrr
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MESSRS. KUSHTON IL CO.,
ITO BROADWAY, 10 Aston HOUSE, AND CORNER
Or BROADWAY AND FOURTEENTH STREET,
RE THE SOLE AGENTS iu New York for the sale
"A of that " -
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
For the Cure OF and other Dseaes the Lungs
kuewn BUCHAN'S HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF
LFE which is now acknowledges by Physicians aud others
Certificate Of seven dispgq,shed Physicians of London
Messs r. Co. will furnish public with papers
containing dissertations on Consumption, &c Persons az
hcted it'll Diseases Of the Lungs would DO well to get one
of these papers. ID. +. BRADLEE,
100 Court street, Boston, sole American Agent.
s. TOUSEY,
Joslin's Corners, Madison County,
ale 1m~m General Agent Tor the State of New York
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FASHIONS,

MRS. MAXWELL solicits a call at her pewly-opened
WI French Millinery Establishment, No a. Canal
Broadway where she has constantly baud elegant
Of the late, aud fashionable atclss the lowest
prices. aI9 2w~Tc
BOARD IN BOND STREET.
pLEASANT ROOMS with Board can be obtained at No.
i Q Bond street. all ImsIa
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SITUATION OF HOUsEKEErER WANTED.
WANTED BY a FRENCH LADY, who can speak
w English, and who piye the nost nexeeponabls
refefer character aud apscty the situation If House
kserer IL French family or 60 Bosrdng House
Madame A. L., and left at this Office viii be attended
Iuip
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS DIBTRIcT, ss.
The Hon the Probate Court for sad District. To
NIL concerned in the Estate Of X. n. Crime, late
Of Derby, decenscd inestnte, snEETINS'
TAuoB CnAsE, Esq Administrator oisa Decreased
a. has represented TO this court thnt further time
of one year from the l4lh day of February next il
necessnry TO close the settlement of snid estate and
make payment of The debts.
Therefore, you ure hereby notified to appear be-
fore the Prohue court al session thereof 10 he
holden ut Irushurgh The 30 "Wednesday ct Feb
ruary neat and show cHuHe If any you hnVe Why the
time should moi he extended aforesaid And this
order shall be published three weeks suooersi,ely in
the Caledonian printed St. Jnhnsiury, before the
day assigned for hearing aforesaid
Given under my hand NJ Irashurgh, ia said Dis
trct, this 9Oth day Of january, A. ID. lsd4.
34Ow9 GEO. NYE. Judge.
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srATE on VERMONT.

OHLEANs DISTRICT SIS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for the District
of OrleRns--To MI persons concerned in the Es-
tate of Sanford Alberton, late Of Glover decemsed
GREETING.
XNHrHEas E. B. sIMoNDs, Administrator on
w snid estnte requests of this Court 10 grant
him the further time Ofone yenr from the ed day
Of February next TO make payment Of the debls n
gninE SAID estHle. Therefore. you are hereby
notified appear at a session Of the Probate court
to he holden al lrasburgh the 2lst day of Feb
runry next and show cause IL any sou have why the
time should not be extended US nfnresnid
And this order shall he published three weeks sue
ccssivey in the Caledoaian printed at ST. Johnsbury
before the duy nssrne for hearing.
Given under my hand at Irasbnrgh, this Goth day
Of January, A. D. 1914.
Slows GEO. NYE, Judge.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

ORLEANS nIgTRICT,
The Hon, the Probate Court for the District a.
foresaid-To the heirs and all concerned in the
Estate Of Deborah Wilcox, late of Morgan de-
ceased, GRrrT1Ne
N7HEnEAs, John NJ. Wilcox, Executor of snid
w deceased has filed in this court his application
representing TINT sale of the real estae of said de-
ceased is necessary for the payment of the debts and
legacles and requests License for TINT purpose; and
also the further time ofone yenr 10 make payment
OF the debts and complete the settlement of the es-
tate.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear at
session OF the Probate court, to be holden ut the
Probate Office IN 1rashurgh, the Sd "Wednesday
OF februnry next, md give bonds for the payment
OF the debts amounting to 500, show cause why
license should not be granted and the time extended
and object II you see cause to the allowance of said
Executors account then to be examined.
And this order shall he published three weeks sun
cessively in the Caedoninn, printed at ST. Johns
bury, IN this State, the last of which publication
shall he before the day assigned as aforesaid for
hearing
Given under my hand at Irasbnrgh, in said Dis
trict, this 29th day of Janunry, A. D. 1874.
34Ow3 GEO. NYE, Judge.