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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1862-05-15
THE
ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
Universal Confidence and Patronage,
For Statesmen, Judges, CIergymen,

For Statesmen, Judges, CIergymen,
Ladies and Gentlemen, in all parts of the world ties.
tify the efficacy of Prof Q. j. Woods Hair Rcstcra
tive and gentlemen of the Press unanimous In its
prai.c. few testimonials only can be here given
circular for more, and it will be impossible for you to
doubt.
~ Wall Street, New York, Dec. goth, 1853.
GENTLEMEN; Your note of the 18th inst, has been
received saying that you hnd heard thatl had been
benefited by the use Of Woods Hair Restorative and
requesting my certificate Of the fact If had objss
ton to give 1t.
award it to you checrully. because think it due.
NV age about so years. the color of my hair auburn,
and inclined to curl. Some Ave or six years since it
an to turn gray and the scalp the of my
head to loose its sensibily and dandru to form upon
IT, Each of these disagrabies Increased with time,
and about four months since fourth added TO them
BY hair falling of the top of my head and threatening
to make me bald.
In this unpleasant prcdcament, was induced to r
rest the falling off of my hair for had really
mediation that gray hair could be restored to its
original color kept from dyes was, however, great
Iy surprised to find after the of two bottles only,
that not only the falling of arrested, but the color
was restored 20 the gray hairs and sonsby to the
SCALP and dautruff ceased to form my head, very
much to the qualification of my wife, at whose socita-
tion was induced to try 1t.
For this, among the many obligations owe to her
sex. strongly recommend all husbands who value the
admiration of their wives to profit by my example, and
''' ve s RESPECTFULLY. BEN. A. LAVENDER.
To O. J. Wood 4 Co., 444 Broadway, New York
My family are absent from the city, and AIN long
or at No. IL Carol Place.
Siamnston, Ala, July 20th $50.
| To PRor. o. ]. WooD Dear Sir Your clair Re
storative has done ny hair much good SINE COM
menced tho Of it, that wish to make known to tho
PUBLIC of its effects on the hair, which great.
man or woman may be nearly deprived of hair, and by
resort to your clair Restorative" the hair will
turn more beautiful than at least this is my
pcrionce. Believe it ali Yours truly.
WM H. kennedy.
p. s.-You can publish the above if you like. By
publishing in Southern papers you will get more
patronage South. sec several of your certificates in
the Mobile Mercury, strong Southern paper.
| ". H. Remedy.
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WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.

misfortune lose tho best portion of hair from the
effects of the yellow fever, in New Orleans in 1851.
was induced to make trial Of your PREPARATION and
found it to answer the very thing needed. My hair
obligations to you in giving to the afflicted such
treasure. flNLI ooiNooN.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of three sizes,
viz large, medium, and small; the small holds IL
Dir t. and retals for dollar per bottle the medium
holds at least twenty per cent proportion than
the rctals for two dollars per bottle; the largo
holds quart 40 per cent more in proportion and
tails for 50.
o. j. WOOD h CO., Proprietors, ~ Broadway,
Now York. and ia Market Street, st. Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
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DIR. J. B0VEE DODS'
InnDeriaI Wine -Bitters

Are composed of pure and unadulteratcd Wire COM
bined with Barberry, Soomon's Seal. Comfrey, Wild
Cherry Tree Bark Spkcnard, Chamomilc Flowers, and
Gentlnn. They manufactured by DR.. Dods himself
who is an experienced and successful Physician, and
hence should BIZ classed among the quack nostrums
which food the country and against which the Medical
Profession so justly prcudiced.
These truly valuable Bittcrs have been thoroughly
tested by all classes of the community for almost overy
variety of diseases incident to the human SYSTEM that
they arc now deemed indispensable asa
TONIC, MEDICINE AND A BEVERAGE.
PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!
1t Costs but Little! Purify the Blood! Give
Tone to the Stomach! Rcnovnte the
system! and Prolong Lifel
Price 81 per bottle, 6 bottles for s5.
Prepared and sold by
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD 4 CO.,
SOLE PROPRIET0RS,
78 William Street, New York.
For sale by druggist, and grocer, thr"ughOu. the
country, lSs7Jl.
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no TIE PlsGlPMis
OFTHE UNITED STATES!!

In the month Of December 1858, the undersigned for
the first time offered for sale to the public Dr. J.
Bovee DOds' Imperial Wine Bitters, and in this
short period thoy have given such universal satisfaction
to the many thousands of persons who have riOd them
that it is now an established article. Tho amount Of
bodily and mental misery arising simply froma neglect
of small complaints is surprising and iii therefore of
tho Utmost Importance that strict attention to the
least and MOST triaing bodily ailmcnt should BIO had;
for diseases of the body must invariably affect the mind
The .uhacrihera LOW only ask q tral Of
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FEMALES.

Tho many certificates which have been rendered u,
and the lcttcrs which daily receiving, con-
elusive pl oof that among tho these Btcrs have
given satisfaction which others have ever done be-
fore No woman in the land should be without them
and those who once use them will not fail to kccen,
supply,
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WQODlTQDE
Shoe Store.
NEW ARRIVAL.
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUPBERS.
T DEL EATON has just r's.red from market with
LARGE SOCK OF
Boots, Shoes, Leather and Findings.
To meet The demand that Lou Prices allcays
create, he has no,o on hand
A WELL SELECTED ASSORTMENT OF
Of. and Upper leather. Patneys, Common and French
Calf Skins Kid and Goat Skins, Innings and Bind
ings, Binding Thread, Iron and Zinc Nails,
Pegs Lasting and Gallons. Rules, Black
ing, Brushes, Tools Of all kinds.
Which he offers rery Lo'ct for Cash.
ALSO,
A LARGE ASS ORTMENT OF GENTS + BOYS
CALF BOOTS AND SHOES.
GENTS AND BOYS
CONGRESS BOOTS AND SHOES
of all kinds.
Stout Calf Patney and Thick Boots,
at EXTRA Low prices.
10 has complete assortment Of Ladies' and Misses
CLOTH AND KID CONGRESS Rot
Ladies' and Misses French and Cheap Kid Slippers,
bowed and P>gged Walking Shoes, Lace Boots,
Button Boots, with and without heels, Ladies'
Double Glove Leather, French Calf and
Ko Boots of all sizes.
RUBBER9
OF ALL KINDS.
Boots and Shoes Of I'LL kinds made to Order
Of the best material and tho MOST REASONABLE TERMS
His work is ali warranted to give Satisfaction
and Perfect Fit.
His great success, in the use of PLUMERS PATENT
ANATOMICAL LAST warrants him in saying that he
furnish tho best STYLE and best FITTING dcnt'S
Pegged or Sewcd Boot to be found in the Country
An examination Of his Stock and prices is all that
10 needed for the public to be that he car
give them better bargains than any one else in the
Country. JOEL EAIoN.
May, s, 1862.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD,
HINIlR ARR ING EMEAI,


ON nnd after February 4, 1860, PAsSEGER
OTRAINS will run as follows:
UP TRAINS.
Leave Concord at 10. 40 A. NJ or arrival oftrains
from Boston, Lowell, Lawrence, Portsmouth. Nor
which Worcester &C., for Bristol N. H., and
White River junction, VT. connecting with train
over Vermont Central Road for Wo ,dstock Northfed
Montpelier, Waterbury, Burlington and ST. Adams to
stop n:"ht, proceeding next morning for Montre-
al, Osdcnsgurgh and the West, via Grand frank or
potsiam, Watcrtown and Rome and New York Central
Railroads. This train connects also, at White River
Junction, with train Passurps and White Noun
tains Railroads. for Barton VT, and Littleton H.
thence by stage to Stanstcad, Newport, and Magog
Lake and to Lancaster, md White and franconia
Mountains
Also, Through Night Mail Train. with Sleeping
Car attached, leaves Concord Mt SIS p. NJ OF ar
rival Of trains from Boston, Worcester Dover, Ports.
mouth &C., for White River Junction, Mortified,
Montpelier, burlington, and St. Adams, VT, Rouses
FONT N. y, Montreal, 0gdonsburg, and all iptcrme
diate points thence by the Grand Trunk Railway for
tho West, without delay.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave White River Junction at ais A. NJ, with pas
sengers leaving Ogdensburg aud Montreal the evening
previous; also at 1915 p. NJ, passengers the
Vermont Central Passumpsic and White Mountains
Ronds, and Bristol at 1870 p, NJ, connecting ut Con-
cord with Trains for Manchester Lawrence, Portland,
Portsmouth, Nashua, Worcester, Now. York. Lowell and
Boston.
ONSLOW STEARNs, AaBSr,
Concord, N. H., Fob ls 1869. l0l0yl.
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MAHRIBD.

In Ludlow at tho residence Of 4. ". Smith, the
9Th instant, by Rov. Ia Pearsons Mr. David S. Jeset
Of fitchburg, Mas, end Miss Emma F. Reed, Of the
former place.
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Lime and Cement.

ENRESH White Lime, and the BEST QUALITY
H HYDRAULIC cRMENT, constantly ON hand and
M we NJ = MUNGER 4 er
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DIR. J. B0VEE D0DS'
IMPERIAL WINE BlTTERS.

Are prepared by eminent and skllful physician WHO
has used them successfully in his practice for tho last
twenty-five year. Tho proprietor. before purchasing
the exclusive right " lufacture and sell Dr. j. Bovee
Dods Celebrated Imperial Vino Bitcrs, had them test
cd by two distinguished medical practitioners who pro-
nouncrd them valuable remedy for disease.
Although the medical men Of the country, ms gen
era thing dsapprove of Patent Medicines, yet we do
not believe that respectable Physician can be foun'
in tho United States acquainted with their medical pro
pcrtcs who will not highly approve DR.. j. BOVEE
DODS' IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS.
In all newly settled places, whero there is always
large quantity of dccayng timber from which poison.
Gus masma is created these btors should 10 used Ivory
ninn hnfnra bra kfasi.
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DIR. ]. BOVEE DODS'
IMPERIAL
WYTE BYYYERG,

from oil who have not used them. We challenge the
world to produce their equal.
These BIrrERs for the cure of WEAK SroMACHEs, GEN
EnAL DEBILITY, and for PURrrrISG and EsRlcuiSG the
HLooD are absolutely unsurpassed by any other remedy
on earth To be assured of this it is only necessary to
make the trial. The Vino itself is of very superior
Iuality, being about onc-third stronger than other
wines; warming and nvigoratng the whole system from
the head to the feet AS these Bttcrs tonic and al
teraivc in their character they strengthen and in
vigorate tho whole system and give and healthy
action to all its parts by equaring the circulation,
moving distractions and producing general warmth
They are also excellent for Diseases and Weakness pc
culiar to Females, where Tonic is required to
strengthen and brace the system. No Lady, who
is subject lasstude and anness should be without
them, us they reviving in thor action.
THESE BITTERS
Will not only Cure, but Prevent Disease,
and in this respect douby valuable to the person
who NAV Use them for
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Notice..

KA WOOD, will pay CASH and a fair price for
Il DAIRY SKINS, HORSE HIDES, KIP
and YOUNG LAMB SKINS
Lace Lcther fer snle.
Ve~3stsct. April, ltth, 1882. ll?eys.
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Died.

In Fayetteville March o. scarlet fever MARY PRATT,
only daughter Mrs Mary ]. Pratt aged 10 years.
l6 days.
In Woodstock April 1, Mrs. ANNA EMERSON, aged IS,
In westmorelsnd, N H., April 2, HENRY II BuKNHAM.
aged "a YEARS.
In An,iovsr March %, ABBY MERRETT, aged 1e years
In Ludlow April Is the house of her with whom
she has lived for than forty years, WIDOW RIGGS,
eri the ae Moses Riggs aged 9S years, menthsbe-
ing oldest person In town also April l6, MARIA,
wife Of Wesley Barton agtd 20 years.
In Guilfrd, April b. OF typhoid pneumonia EPHARAIM
GALE. aged %
In Newfane March 2s, Of consumption Miss SARAH j.,
daughter Of the late Capt. james Holland, aged 81
In Vernon, April g. widow SALLY TYLER aged 81. She
found dead in her bed
In Leyden. Mass April IL Of pucrpeal fever, MARY A.,
wife James Miner, aud only daughter OF Luther Weld
Of Brattleboro, aged 80 years
In Westminster West March 3D. Of Group, CRAIG VIII
cox son OF josiah d. and Hannah johnson, aged mos
In Brattleboro. April Q, JAMES II EsTABRooK Of the
arm Of j. H. W IL Estabrook, aged 40 years months
April Z Nrs RUTH COLE, aged 15 years. March q, OF
sumption Mrs L0yINA p. BINGHAM, aged 81 years
In IVES. Dumsrston, April q, Of consumption the
residence his in Law, Lenine sarkey, Mr. ISAAC
KNIGHT, aged IL years.
In walpole. N. L., April 10, Mr.. LEVI SMITH RUST,
aged 93.
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LATEST NEWS.

Harrisonburg, Va, was captured on We'd
nesday. The Vermont Cavalry were in the
advance, on the right. The rebels did not
make much resistance.
On the Repentance, seven rebel schoon-
ers have been taken.
The charge that Gen. Smith was drunk
at Yorktown is denied. He is claimed as a
strictly temperance man. { We have doubts
yet. If his denial Is rrne, he has been great
ly belied before the Yorktown affair."
A letter published in the Rutland Herald
Thursday morning, says that Col. Slough
ton fred the first gun with his own hand in
front of his regiment.
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The following very learned disquisition,
is by writer in the Caledonian who signs
himself. AZ. Y. H." and appeared about
two days before the late hoood
THE Snow AND THE SEAsoN.-Never
was there greater error than the common
persuasion that when there is great depth
of snow In the country it win be followed
by disastrous freshets.
The depth of snow the present season
has been unprecedented, but we shall have
no injurious fresheis. y The great
depth of snow has prevented the ground
from freezing, and the earth in turn is now
imparling warmth to the |, wer strata of the
snow, and as it melts, the water is mostly
absorbe d. The snow is fast decreasing in
depth, and in many places disappearing.
where but recently it was seen in great
quantities. But the streams are not swol-
len. The snow will be insensibly removed
by absorption and evaporation, and no doubt
The season viii open in usual time and be
unusually fruitful. N.Y..
The very exquisiily scientific, and learned
gentleman who wrote the above ought to
have leather medel, and a present of a
copy of Lamphear's MeditaIions among the
Stumps!
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Married.

In Turner Ili Sunday evening April l3 at the Mctho
dist CT urch BY Rev James Iiauua, GILBERT A. DA-
Wis Esq Attorney Law, fslehFie and Miss DELLA A.
BoLLES OF Turner.
In Paper Mill Village N. H, April s. by Rev. J. Fisher,
WILLARD A. LOWELL and JULIA A. CHANDLER.
In westmoreand H. April 10, by Eev. X. Gldden, d.
WHITE of Raynham, Mass, and Miss II. ABBlE BRIT
nc Y, daughter OF genAs Britton, Esq, of w
Ir Ais fead. n. IL. April i5 by Rev D. A. RUSSELL JAS.
NJ GILBERT OF Putney VI, and HELEN Y. ANGLER.
In Westminster April % by Rev D. Foster at tie
idprse brides parents, Nh O. A. TAFT Of Middle
bury aud Miss JENNIE L. FISHER, OF W,
In perkinsville Apri, 49, by Rev cudworh, Mr. GEO.
r. WOOD Of Charlestown, n. H., and Miss ANGIE PAR
kER, of P.
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THR BRAvE yRRMoxTERs.-The Yer
mont soldiers are being praised everywhere
for their great bravery. a correspondent
of the Tribune who is with the army at
Yorktown, thus speaks of them -
"CoI Lord Of the 9TH Vermont Regi-
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The HEROES OF THE DAY.-Our
readers will remember that in our article
about the Vermont troops last week, cor
respondent saids Rest assured that the
reputation of the Green Mountain State,
will not suffer in her representation on the
battlefield" These words were more then
proved even before they were printed.
There are doubtless many brave souls who
do not happen to come under the reporters
eye, and thus special mention is not made in
many deserving instances, but of the true
gallantry and bravery of our soldiers at
Yorktown last week, the correspondent of
the N. Y, Herald says:
" The names of Lieut.. Whitemore, who
led the two companies of the Sd Vermont,
and of Colonies Lord and Stoughton Of The
9th and 4th regiments are in all mouths, as
the especial heroes of the day"
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Notice to Teachers.

TUE UNDERSIGNED hereby gives notice that appointed
SATURDAY, the 81 day OF May at 10 o'clock A.
the place. when he VIII attend 10 the public
Of Teachers for the summer schools in the of Rock
ingham
It's hoped every designing to teach in Rockingham
the coming summer will comply with the law and present
themselves for examination.
Positively no person will be examined before Sd day
of May and after uRIes satisfactory are Civ
en- for not attending the public examination.
The friends OF education earnestly invited % be pres
ent and make the examination what it to be
IA public one. c. Is. EDDY,
supt Of Schools for the town of Rockingham
Rockingham, April 20, 1852. HIS
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New Feed Gutter.
Important to the AFT licted.

AAA PVA SoAe w ClC Iii 4&0tOOs
nR DOW continues to be consulted ~ his once Nses y
~ and Endicot Street, Boston, on all diseases of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
BY long study and practical expericncc Or
limited extent DR. has nov the gahcaon Of presenting
the unortupate with remedies that never since ~
FIRST introduced them, failed to the alarming e.
OF
GoNoRRHtEA AND SYPHILIS
Beneath his treatment all the horrors Of vencresr ed
impure blood hpofcncy, scrofula, Gonorrhoea Bters
pain and Distress IN the regions proeeafion asic
Of the Bladder and hine,s Hyiocele Ahceses Hauors
ighti saeings and the long rain Of horrible i
attending THIS class Of dsease made become an-
less as the simplest aings OF a chi d.
SEMINAL, WEAKNESS.
Or D. devctcsa great part his time to the ssa mt
those cases caused BY secret and solitary hsb which
fns the body aud MINI uniting the fhdiyidu
al 'or business or soety some u the sad xna auehoy
effects Poduc ed BY early habits of youth, wAskpess OF
the Back aud LIMOS. Dizziness of the head Dinss sight,
Pa ttaton Of he heart Dyspepsia. Nefs0asfss Derslge-
et q the digestive functions Symptoms ~ Corsum ptiou
&c The fesrful effects the mind nireh dread
cd s Of memory, confusion OF IDEAS dsess spir-
its, evil orebodiHgs aversion society trust t,n
ly &c, the evils produced SuAh persons should
hefre contemplating arinIony. consult phi sician OF
experience and be at restored to hth arpinass
Patients who wish remain under Dr bows Treatment 4
few day weeks will be furnished with pleasant MONS
and charges for board mgderate. l5I4ly
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For three years she has been affected with bilious
arrangement ef The sadly ipairug her 18th hich
has been steadily Falling during that period. When In New
York 10 April last friend advised your Pills
Hasing the fullest confidence 10 the judgment Of my friend
obtained supply Of Nszsrs. nafnes Park Druggists
PARK Row. New York ON returning home, ceased all
other treatment aud administered Piil each night
The provemea feelings complexion, Digestion etc
surprised all rapid anil permanent restoration 70
health has been the result We uset less than sss
and consider her entirely we'll Itonsider the above A vs
.ribuie Won as scian and an be the mean
inducing many adopt your Pills their fs.sy med
cine. ] remain, dear sir. with many tiasnks. = -
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New PARESrs.-On the 9Th inst. pa
tents were granted to the following Yer.
monters King HI. Elliott, of Eden, for
improved clothes-wriaging machine; Pinck-
ney Frost, of Springfield, for Improvement
in scythe snathrs Almon Swift, of Walcott,
for improved corn shelter.
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SPRINGFIELD WESLEYAN SEMINARY
AN D
Female Collegiate Institute.

6 uMMER TERM will commence May 18th. During this
- Term particular attention Will be paid to BOTANY
and GEOLOGY Excursions ana scien-
tic analyses win continue during the term
For particulars address NJ G. DEAN, PRINCIPAL.
Springfield, Vt, April % 1862. Ii-l9
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ca OLD FRtEND S 81
JN THE RIGHT PLACE
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills.

TIE BEST FAMILY CA
TIlAkfic W the world, used
twenty years by five millions
Of persons annually; always
give satisfaction; contain no.
thing injurious; patrouized BY
the principal physicians and
surgeons in the Union; ele-
gantiy coated with sugar.
Largo boxes IS cents: Eve
boxes for enc dollar. Fun di-
reetions with each box.
TALLAHASSEE. f.Eos Co.
Florida, July II, 1860. !
TO DR.. Iierrick. Albany, NY.
Afs Deay Doctor 81 write
this to inform you of the won
defful Effects Of your Sugar
Coated Pills oti uxctffrr d,,,,sb.
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MURDER OF UNION MEN.-At the evac-
uation of Jacksonville, Florida, three
families, Samuel Fairbanks, Mr.. Bailey's
and Swiss mans, preferred to remain,
hoping to save their property. That right
the rebel traitors. entered the city, murder
ed the three men, and carried away their
wires and chiidrcnt A meeting was held
in New York on Saturday afternoon. for
the relief of the refugees who had just land
ed there from jacksonville. The object
being to help them to means to enable them
to rech their friends in the north.
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ment was in the thickest Of the fight, and
had his sword-sheath bent and clothes ven
tilated freely by the bullets of the enemy,
His escape seems little less than miraculous.
The colors OF the regiment had eleven shots
through them CO.. stoughton, who gal
lantly led his regiment where the fight was
fiereest, won new honors. The sharpshoot-
ers Of Col. Smaley were ter,pr TO the
Rebels. The dauntless Sd, of who n Col
Hyde may well be proud, passed through a
terrible ordeal as the list OF casualties
shows. Officers and men of all the regi.
ments engaged proved themselves worthy
the confidence reposed In Them"
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n Fayetteville March % of scarlet fever MARY PRATT,
daughter Of Mrs. Mary j. Pratt aged 10 years, mos