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mo Charge until the Hair IL Restored
is for sale.
RE ADJ Aaron Clark. Mayor of the city of New York.
do hereby certify that have general ceftcae and
mpersonay with many al the who have
the community. AARON CLARK.
New York, March. 1899. n
Ladies' Depository, $50 Broadway; Boston Depos-ns
Warrington
DIR. H0illclk's great Medical Work, just
issued should be read by every In the country See
adv ortisement of the book last page.
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on the upper corner Of Broadway and Murray street,
Tenneys ewery sore) the finest and the
largest collection of the world Strangers and
others 0uld fail to this usty establish.
n-n beng conducted upon the liberal plan of any e.
tabl slment in TIE world. ' -
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your boots hoes CATERS Jones Ann near
c Museum You eau get there good boots 50 as can
he purchased elsewhere for 81 Quie He aso sells
FIRST boot 50 So which usually sold s. Double
soled rproof boots - So s. co. and IS Jones has
profits. All goods purchased af Ann waraned 10
give entire Satisfaction.
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curious fact that rays light may thrown to pro-
duce darkness knox, the naturalist in beaver skins 1873
fulton ST. announce. the important fact, that his New
Fall fashion Of Gentlemens Hats are 80 scencaIy con.
srvsed a. to be both dsk md light An inspection Of them
by the curious will satisfy the ncreduous that nothing
IN the Hat line can be fou id to head of KNOX 1873 Fu
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CREATION cos, No II Cedar street is the hest place
to &c; good Gola Pen all admit they have the largest
noument 70 be found IN the cry and prices lower
than any other hopse They do sell Pens and
Lssss az ~ beng without dispute the best and
are conened to sell these celebrated triumphant Pens and
Gases (made by A q. Bsgey Coz for 81 SO ony thai
Their opponen are irving 70 SELL the best in the city for 81
GtEATQN GO have Pens and Cases from rs cents nv.
I'asef for 5onI
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me points OF these pens are warranted SO that persons wish
cheapest and best world They sold
ivby b. Watson Co, ID William STREET. one door below
WAL street and Savage % Fulton street; also the pens
Of ell beat established makers wholesale and retail the
lowest prcs 10 be found IN the city Single with pen.
pens carefully repaired. ~
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Pen at and durable with beauty finish
few possess 30 to the New York Gold Pen Company No 80
John street. corner oNassu, Stairs where the creates,
sornent of Gold Pens the city be found The Pens
sold at this establishment all selected by OF best
judges and purchasers either wholesale retail
getting The best articles Gold and Silver Pens aud Pencil
Cases Of superior style at low prices Gold Pens
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Exposition to Odd Fellowship recently pub in this
cy Il not we would sdylse cp to get copy onhwit-ss
thousand copies have aeay bern sold and the demand in
oreasngthereors all book agents would do well forward
lhes ortera spol Price Dsp 6 etg Usual discount 20 thu
ia9s y cor sale ~ ell Bses sBa Psfeaesl sefts Ia the
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Weekly Report or Deaths.
In the !Cy and County Of New York from the 10th day
=, October to the Esd day Of October. ISi1.
Man 10; Women 81; Boys 81; Girls ~. Total 239.

DISEASES.
ApopleIy d; Asthma B. Bleeding, 1; Bleeding from the
nng: Burned or scalded 81 Bronchitis Cancer Casual
es Cholera lnantum, q Consumption, IS; Cony usons
lion L CancSmoIi. Il Debility. Beliriup Tremcns /;
Dropsy in the chest T. Dysentery, ~ Epey i; Ery.,
pess EsuDtio, E1po.u5s Fever do rPsl do
ease Of q Hopping cough Inflammation, do of brain,
nfl animation OF bowels Inflammation Of stomach q
Inflammation OF lungs l6 Inflammation of throat q niam-
6a iS ono ofye. Loci Lps. ye1ersS
m..m kupure, i srous q Sprue, 1; Suicide. 81 Teeth.
ing, 81 Ulcers |; Unknown, l
Age-Under one year. s6 to years, "a; 49, to TO-
IL 90 M 20 to 30 to 49, So 29 50 to CO. o;
GO to TO- II; 10 to 90, 6; 80 to- 30 Il nnknown,
A W.WHITE, City Inspector.
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~ P2posed az senator for our district He ind viduay,
RED through the catholic School Bill we shall sincerely
regret T. an Independent should not receive his due
rstun rom hsflends-hs enemies unknown The PEG.
PIC wish Ieprescaatve OF talent represent them--and
why should 1t not be hel IAN ADOPTED GIVEN
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$lSS3.3l2 2,O7i,5n 1874 SIG l549 6s2
With the exception of loans and discounts the move
msnt in each Of these departments in September was
less than In July and March previous The increase
and decrease has been pretty well distributed.
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. invited 70 this article being of the best ma
.Ias OF cy MANUFACTURE and under the immed.
ie supervision They have in all cases rendered ~
hasers the most perfect satisfaction For sale at '
- u. SAUNDERS & SON
1T Broadway, opposite Howards Hotel
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failing for 81 So equal to those sold in other for ST.
fine calf boots So usually S. can be found Young Paris
Boot Emporium, opposite our office Call and see him.
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Died,
On Sunday evening, oath inst, FRANCIS OGsBuRY, an
old resident of this city, aged ~ years
The relatives and friends Of the family and OF his son.
Francis w. Ogsbury and his son-in.law, Prosper M
Wetmore respectfully invited to attend his funeral
from ll3 Wooster street. without further invitation on
Tuesday, at O'Clock.
On Sunday night, oath inst Frederick LrEcH, aged
% years.
His friends and those Of his brother in-law, Charles
Carvie respectfully invited to attend his funeral
wednesday 9th inst, from No ~ St Marks place. at
O'Clock, P NJ, without further invitation.
ON Monday, 26th inst, WILLIAM HAYDEN In the 47th
year Of his age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence No 10 Cham
beers street. without further invitation, Wednesday
27th inst at O'Clock, p. M.
On the 25th inst. WILLIAM VIRTUE, son of Widow
Mary Virtue, aged - years and months.
His friends and acquaintance the members Of Empire
Tent, o. Of r. and the Sons of Temperance general
ly respectfully invited to attend his from his
late residence No 376 Sixth street. at O'Clock on Wed
nesday, 27th inst
In Brooklyn, Of consumption, on the 23d inst at the
residence OF his uncle, Jas. Murtha JOHN r. McGAHAN
late Major Of Gaines regiment, in Mexico
% New Orleans papers please copy.
On Saturday, 23d ns at his residence Staten Island
Capt URIAH LIscUM.
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TAKE NOTICE1The Good Will Fixture, and Lease
other E"aaI: Geo oH D.s he
Wssasds y.sns Oct a. osoeH III. saiSon VIII
ae Club vii evening wit q
he Soil sna sa for R III.
public, especially the ladies' invited o26 2tissm
JAGsssS2SNy 1 H2N y ;s ESTATE BROOKLYN.
HhasS S A. pe s ,I portion Of The jackson Homsead E
change Every lot offered will b. sold the highest bidder
5VH'EST Woodruff s:I. sF; 4fEaa'
Two FAMILIEs-An unmarried geatleman from
!. ds,isoa: Of Set,aias neatly furnished
a and iam of s
lodgen aud where The lady OF the house OBJ
%n%
Be TO a 10 E he would
not too proud to invite him. for the winter evenings their
10 % tn aS%s
Psd % h w oas u and real
RlO piece Of Plaid Ribbon. The above reward viii be
paid paid, for the arrest ofthe thief NJ 70 Canal street.
&25 sd 7;I be paid for the return Gold
Hudson street, and no questions asked. o2s itsnc
ar s F0 a. pencil and
ne se Of S snd on Suy IL.
cese the above reward by leaving the ece Of this paper
ST. 800 or "9 aJh ..n more !h
cary car o. Manufacturing Bushes, in good operation,
to s GOO w,ln
IFh psy o, The ysd,
sSSi S:s That sPy S Shf,
erenc: exchanged and all sctiy confden
al Address. Box 1869. Lower Post Ofee oae 2tis.me
sAEo2S a. S !. fss
ery secally informs his fiends The public that he
Inc above n'' where he would Be
TIE PkNs PEALERs y FANCY GOODS
s lfs%s The END # ;s 1 %Sa
1ua'ss New Orleans Mobile &C. lie intend. TO maie
w ou Be NH o.
fD'fs: 5osSS: se FfT'1 IS
post ps.a,. VII De Attended To- o26 l2tsuc
II company Bal MI Mis s1G ,Ss
nurses "'''' 'P c his;ssT BGyo on IKE
ose II, u &c - Hack Inspector.
Mayoy;e. ofs,erI Kind P,neur hiss honor 20
TO ms friends and the public general he
saloons fresh oysters, cooked every sye and Of bes,
Grandes soire.s Musicale. eyery night o2s steod..c
w aNILIp-By smart, active. young wousn,a stu ton
homework IN small family with washing
anu oipg can produce excellent city reference and will
seen until engaged, at 2lo West 7th street the
EGChEs LEEo HEs-A fresh supply of swedish and
for sale BY WV Wv f ~ n III WITIE
o2e 6tsIc % John Vt.
A NvILs, PERCUSSION GAPS HAIR SEATING
a. Se scGenuine Cap, full count 10 Us and -loths
Sns'hsd and Bminsham Avis, assorted sizes Laycocks
pest bar seating at reduced prices Also knob locks
,og ana OF chaas steel yards. iron and brass candle
snehs carry combs frying pans bed sgnHen war
'ssa 40 sl S.i..; y se jeis aExsouLp
OH sssThkssisn y Iehn Co. w sbjFt,
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Fine Cutlery.-The subscrlbcr,

Fine Cutlery.-The subscribers have paid
psrcua attention 70 this branch Of their have
on hand at present the most beautiful well Selected
soment OF pen pocket desk aud sporting Knives in the CITY
with large variety Of polished steel goods Razors ground
and seta "
q. SAUNDERS Il SON, III Broadway
few doors above Courtlandt street
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Riley the Traitor.

Mr. EDIroR:lt appears that the Of t. Riley, the
traitor, who 30 richly deserved hanging with his
panions in Mexico but who escaped that punishment in
consequence OF having deserted few days before the
stated In the public journals He was never drill SER
geant at West Point, a recruiting sergeant in New
York No who breathed the air of West Point
could become traitor to his country This wretch was
private OF the Sd regiment of Infantry who deserted
Matamoras early in the month Of April, 1886
Riley, the recruiting sergeant who stationed in
New ork few years ago, is very different He
is now an old and resides his near Utica
lie man Of unimpeachable character end has been
thorough soldier during long period in our service in
Guiding the whole Of the last war with England 1t
would be unjust to conound this man with the traitor
as some OF the journals have accidentally done
AN OFFICER OF THE ARMY
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Died,

o. For City Trade Report and other Com
merciai matter, see last page.
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The new baptist church St. Francis street. Mobile
was entirely destroyed by fire the evening of the 18th
inst 1t was one Of the most elegant structures in the
city and built at great expense both of labor and
money 1t is thought that set on fire by design
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1t was rather expensive business to have abortions
produced, aud that her price was 500; that she
had advanced six months and then return and board
with her until my time out and that her price for
would object to my coming to board with her as she pro-
posed; there nothing said done on that
cason her husband in and asked her to go out to
walk with him; then left the house. and entered dry
goods store to purchase articles while there Of
fcer came in and arrested me- and accompanied me to
the residence of sister in Beecker street, after
naming there about week ten days returned to
Mr.. Cooks at Ramspoh and In the course of another
week again tsrted for New York; tn occasion was
accompanied by a man in Mr.. Cooks employ named
John McCanu boss weaver; came to Piermont In
the cars aud then in the boat for the CITY
arriving here in the evening, rs did the former
cason; Mccain accompanied me towards Madam Res
tells, until got within few doors Of the house, and
went alone to Madam Restells; she asked what
money had got; told her $40: she said she could do
nothing for me for that sum- told her did not know
what should do. "a that was all had Madam Restell
told to and Mccain, she had told him that
her fee $751; went out to the door told Met
who was near what Madam Restell had said to me;
ter seeing McCann went back to Madam Rsstell and
again saw herr and In consequence Of what said her
she took me up two pairs OF stairs into back ROOM
where remained few minutes; Madam Restel tusned
the key the outside Of the when she left me-
Question eye Jnror-At this time, had you asked
Madam Restel to do anything for you?
WIrNEss.-I had not remained at Madam Restels
nearly week, during which time che brought me my
meals Nothing occurred the day went there the
DAY after On Sunday morning McCann came to Mad
am Restells, and gave money | then handed
Madam Restel $50. McCann left Madam Restel then
ooh lne pioWs from the bed placed them on TIE noor,
and told me to lie down there which did when she pro-
ceeded to make an examination Of my person, as she
said for the purpose Of asosrtanng how many pills to
give me- She inserted her hand into my and hurt
me very much | made loud grosns in consequence of
the pain she occasonedme She remarked that it took
her so long to make the examination because
different from almost body else that she had
CouRr CALENDAK This Day, Oct. IS Common Pleas
Part BEFORE Judge DsymNos H. o., ~ 50, 81,
IugrahamNos 1884, 1874 1885, no. l42 l4i lag, las, $780,
l62, l54, 100, 1862, 1874, l66.
SUPERIOR COURT 1.-TWO branches) Nos. Sc 1876, rs
10, 81 S. SO, 49, 1902 a. Al as l23 81 49, l47 l4S l53
1859, l60 20, 1919, 1856, 1906 81, $780, l24, "a, II, &c.
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The Yellow Fever In New Orleans.

INTERVIEWS IN THE DIFFERENT CEMETERIES,
For the tOenty-four hours ending at p. M, Octl6
XNames Nafipifv Names Nnfipity
| James Martin, Ireland John Wsfrand Germany
Thomas S,pson Unknown James Keafe. Ireland
Peter Davis, Virginia Margarc tina Hederig Cerm'y
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IN RARE CHANG. 10 JEWELEKs-Ths
eyl proprietor OF old e.tAblished Jewery store who
L<1 about retiring fSam the business pfen for sale hi
entire stock aud hxtulet gith good " euiOnss at
e sPp'asA for oash Ind approved papGl Rent moderate
'S sssie 'T'' '"d'syh6SPg TST4 ;ssR :. =
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ment OF considerable length that the witness In question
incompetent one the ground that she was the
perpetrated, that offence had been perpetrated by
the person whom it was sought to place on the
stand as witness against another whom she
charges with having been implicated with her in the
commission Of q crime.
The objection of the defence was overruled by the
court, and excepted to,
deposed follows II born in the town of Montgo-
merry, Orange county; | am now 70 years old; in the
month of June 1915. went to reside with Mr. Cook
Walden, Orange county ia the capacity OF housekeeper
Mr. Cook widower at tho time; in about month
after went 10 live with MIR Cook commenced to have
Illicit Intercourse with him, which continued until
May OF 1916, when discovered that was In the family
way WITNESS after here describing the various symp
toms that led her to conviction OF her situation pro-
ceeded as iolowsl Upon making this discovery CON-
inundated the fact TO MIR Cook and in consequence Of
what communicated to MIR. Cook, IL was concluded
that should come to the city Of New York. accord
ingly came here in the middle latter end Of June
1885, left Ramapoh in the for Pieremont where
evening and went to the house Of Capt Trembe and
remained there that night went to my sisters next
name is Esther T. Dexteri remained at her house for
several days, when called at Madame Restell,s in
Greenwich street, ascertaned from the papers where
Madame Restel lived; Madame Restel admitted me in
to the house, she asked what had called upon her
for; told her that wanted her to attend to nv case
she asked me what allied me; told her that I was verv
uuwe and described how felt she said from the wa
in which complained that la the family wsv bnt
that she could not tell me for certainty without max.
log examination, and that che should charge S5 for
making an examinations hesitated for = moment be-
cause bad but little money with me at the time; Ma.
dame kestel said that she had pill, that were S.
box and some at box, and II not in the fam.
ly way they would bring me right, and If WERE they
would do ne no harm, and might do good; she
then asked me what my beaus pecuniary
were; told her that he an agent in a factory
Here witness being urged to speak in a more audi
bic tone said that she had spoken too loud already be-
came lant snd wes conducted out Of the room. After
spse Of sbcut hall hour, she reentegea and rros
eaeisd 10 testify f6Iawsl slsd Nsste then said that
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-06-17
Democratic County Convention,

The Democrats ofthe county Of Windsor are
hereby notified, that convention will be held al
the Town Hall in Woodstock on Thursday the
first day ofJuly next at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to put
in nomination four candidates for State Senators,
to be supported at the ensuing election, and TO
transact any other business deemed expcdent for
the advancement of the Democratic cause.
Each town in the county will be entitled to one
delegate, and ono additional delegate, for every
fifty democratic votes poIled at the last State elea-
ton. Each delegate should be provided with pas
to u seat in said convention.
JOHN NJ. MORSE County
CHARLES l.. MASON, Com.
Bethel, June It'll, lS47
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Woodstock, June 10th 1917.
ORANGE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
COW IGNITION.

The Democrats of Orange County are request
ed TO meet in convention at the Methodist Chapel,
in Chelsea, on Thursday, the l7lh day Of June,
next: at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. for the purpose o. nom
mating Senatorial Candidates 10 be supported by
the Democratic Party at the next General EIec-
ton.
The number of Delegates, (who will act as II
nominating committee,) that each town is entitled
to, is as follows, 10 wit, Bradford, three; Brain
tree, three; Brookied, two; Chelsea, five; Corinh,
four; Fairee, two; Ncwbury, five; Orange, three;
Randolph, four; Stafford, four; Ihetlord, five;
Topsham, four; Tunbridge, three Vershire, two;
Washington, three; West Farlee, two; Williams
town, three.
A full attendance is requested, or.lhe Demo
Gratis of the County generally.
May 81. lSi7.
By order ofMc County Committee.
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The Sirauge Young Lady' It is now going
N e;ab, vears since we, then mere boys, began TO
se The scissors but, though inexperienced in the
vov ~" If The world, we haven't been often hoaxed
nor should we have been sucked in by the
Hickman Ky Standard, had 1t not been for very
Iad headache on the morning of cutting out the
diior's paragraph stating that:
"a young lady whose name he has not been
Bile to ascertain, came to his dwelling two days
before, and has since remained with his amily,-
he has not spoken word since her arrival, weeps
lmost necessarily"
Six weeks after publishing the above, our wagish
1rolher relieved public anxiety by this admission
"We have since found out her name, and can
1uess pretty well where she came from. Mis-
lucy HANNA is n bouncing girl, and when she
1ets little older will call us faiher.-~E1change
Idper,
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I'm 'ouncing Birihs.-1'he Ptlsfcld Eagle
says that 50 years ago it was the custom of the
pastor OF a New England congregation to announce
the event Of the birth of child, on the opening
of the sermon of the Sabbath, and return thanks
Cor the mercy. This custom finally became so
tedious from the multitude of cases, that it was
thought best TO discontinue it. We recollect of
hearing an anecdote Of old DR. Parsons, Of Am.
hersi in point The reverend doctor was so
bored with announcements of this kind, that he
hardly had time to go through his leguar expa-
nation Of the doctrines of his text One morning
he arose and astonished his congregation with the
announcement that the occasion of the birth of a
child had become so common mercy, he thought
it best to dispense with the services Of giving
thanks.
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no Farmers, Contractors &c

WANTED. The advertiser wishes to contract
w with II few industrious active men, TO snperntnd
the clearing ofWill Land, and the erection Of Log
Houses. Each contractor would he provided with
band of stout Enigrani lahonrrrs under him.
The contractor must have the command oilrom $1,000
TO $1,000 which with per cent interest would be secured
by Bond 4 Mortgage on the property (Which Is sold 10
Ememnt GirmcrS) worth five times the amount, he can
transfer this security he has 10 borrow the money
The laGds about s hours distant from New York.
The contract would probably occupy b 10 20 months!
aud will pay the contractor profit of from $4,000 TO
$1,000 or upwards Apply to ''Agricnliurc' Care Of
Gordon ~ Co., IS a 80 Broad ST. New York, or 10 the
office Of This piper. IAN Letters posipaid9 3C0if
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-06-17

n new Speculalion.--Th English have DIS
bveied new object for Importation me ma
Ives of Australia have magnificent teeth whch
hey are willing to part with for mere lrfes' as
bndkcrchels, knives, or other things Of Ike val
e. An English mcrchan, in Australia has enter,
| largely in this speculation, having sent several
|bxes Of human teeth to London, where they have
Zen eagerly bought up by the dentists.
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''PUSH.''
YOUNG MEMS LYCEUM

YOUNG MEMS LYCEUM.
A Meeting of the Iyccum,wi'I be held at the Cen
ira School House in this village, on Friday, the
18th inst.
LADIES are respectfully requested to attend
provided they come to hear.
The reading of the Oracle, and Defamation,
on the 18th,
II. C. PIERCE, Scc'u.
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Notice..

The Democracy of Rutland County are request
ed TO meet at Clarendon Springs on Tuesday the
10Th day of Jnne 1917, at IL o'clock noon, for the
purpose o(nominating County Senators, and uans-
acting all other business deemed necessary,
J. C. DEXTER. } c
G. CHENEY, E'y
c. MOULTON.) No"
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STATE OF vERMONT,} M II Probnlc Court,
NARTrnRn DIsTRICT-S.s. ned II WOOlsl lck,

STATE OF YER MONT, AZ u Pr0bnlc Court,
NARTFORD DIsTRlCT-S.s. held At WO0dSt lck,
within and for said District the thirty first day Of MAY!
A. ID lSi7
Present Hon. GEORGE Z. WALES.
JHdPc,
AN Instrument, purporling to he the last will and rS
lament Of NORMAN CLOUD, lue Of Norwich, in said
District, deceased, with codcil thereto annexed being
presented to the Court here by JOHN NJ. CLOUD and
JOHN WRIGHT, the executors therein nnincd for pro-
bate; is ordered by said Court that all persons concern
ed therein, he notified appear elc snid Court AT the
Probate Office in Woodstock, aforesaid, on the nrsl
"Wednesday Seventh day of July next and contest the
probne Of said will for which purpose is further order
e., that II copy OF the record Of this order be published
three weeks succrssively before The time Of proving said
will, in the Spirit OF the Age, II newspaper printed At
Woodstock, aforesaid,
true copy ofrecord.
40 3w L. A. MARSH, REGISTER.
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The Boston Market is unavoidably left
out this week. There is no change Of I'M
portance from last week