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Edior AZ he i,sps4Nfs
In roplytomauy iclt. Is ami inquiries from pco-
pie in this section " the country. the under
signed take greai pleasure in ,ayins through the
columns OF your rapor, that our renowned prep
aration luovn as GOES DlSl ErHA CURE. is
certain cure for Dyspepsia, ia its worst stages.
Many cures OF long siaadng within our own ac
quainiancu. have been completely. aud we believe
permanently cured. u win stop distress after
eating almost instnntaucou-ly aud enables the
dyspcptie who has lived for wears upon Graham
bread ana the plncst dict to eat as heartily as ne
plcases. and anything nc chuscs, without danger Of
distress, or sourng or rising on the stomach. 1t
isau infahbic cowoctur of indigestion and consti-
patton creates @ healthy appetite, stops sick
headache, heartburn, sickness Mt the stomach,
pains, cramps, or collie in either stomach OF bow
els, and swcctens offensive breath, as soon s You
take it. md by enabling the patient 10 take plenty
ofhcarty food, (which It's tho parent of health. "
produces vigor,strength audcncrgy. mcvcIy trial
we have known. it has speedily cradicatcd nys.
pcpsia with all its attendant suering-, weakness
cs, debility. aid loss Of power, giving instead, a
proper activity and tone to tho stomach and or
cams Of digestion. and as wo confidently believe.
andas the published certificates ia our circulars.
almauac- and in many Of she leading JOURNALS,
from conYaicsccnt patients viii co,gm, COM
petciy. permanently, ami almost miracuously,
"ourc the worst case Of Dyspepsia in existence
We warrant IL b. every urtaurc. 1t can be OBJ
tainel at aii the Drug stores .u the United states
and Cauadls at one Dollar per bottle. oe six
bottles for Five Dollars
G. q. CLARK & CO.. Proprctors.
Oily New Haven. ipup.
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In Central Park, New York. there
are miles of drive and % miles OF
walk. Over 10000 shrubs and trees
were added last year, and the entire
cost of the park to the end of Deem
Der, 1864, was over $9,00S,000.
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In Middlcbury, Nov 18th, by The Rev. y. T.
Graves. Mr. DANA BALLARD. of Georgia, and Miss
JENNIE CARPENTER, of Middlcbury
In Woodbury., Nov 18th, by Rev. Caleb Falcs.
Mr. II. McALIIsrEn. Deputy ollcctlr of Gus
toms mt st. Adams. and Miss l.IzzE b.. daugh-
ter Of Hon. Asaph Town of Woodbury.
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4lusinrss {lireftoru.

4 GILMAN. DENTIST. Oaicc in tho
IL. kINGlGAN BLOCK, Main ST. opposite the
Congregational Church. i-tf
M BuciS, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
vi. lOR AT LAW. Also, Agent for first
class Insurance Companies, and for obtaining
soldiers pay, Sc.
Ohice over Weeks store 1-tf
NIsGOWAE ~ FORD, DENTISTS.
VI Omcc over Wead aud Durens Drug store,
st. Adams. Vt. 2-tf
LNARRAR BHoTHERs, IRON MFR-
i CHANTS
Dealers in Nails, Glass, Oils, Paints, Agricul-
tural Iools, which We offer at low cash figure.
Corner Lake and Main streets.
st. Adams. March rs. 1864 LIT
II \. SoNvLEs. Attorney and Counsouorat
H. Law aad Solicitor in Chancory OMce over
Marvin store Oatcy occupied by White &
Sowlcs) st. Adams, VI.
L. s. Viii attend to Collections. and prosecute
Claims against the United States for Arrears OF
Pay, on Bounty % Soldiers, Widow aud Invalids
Pcnsinns, &c., Ne. 3-tf
4 I Gorge J.. TIoUCuToT, Attorney ard
" Counsclllr at Law and Solicitor in Cham
cory, st. Adams, Vermont. Onicc over the POST
Once, and residence on Congress street.
Also, United States Commissioner, Commits
loucr OF Deeds for the States of Ncw York,
Massachusetts,. ana other States, III viii gife
prpmpt attention TO ai professional business
ST.. Albaus, Noy. :, 1864. II
EAoCR AND DAIRY SALT at Whole
i sale, at
ARAuNGToN SHATTrCKs.
So. Adams. March IL, 1861. lu
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Furniture aud House Furnish
ing Goods.

IL ANING purchased Of Mr.. Geo. l.. Durdott,
L 1 his interest in the late firm of Winslow \
Buldctt take this opportunity to say to the
citizens Of -. ALBANIA and yicinety, that ! m
tend at an times to keep choice aud well Sc
lcctcd stoca Of Ionse furnishing Goods, of the
first quality and finish and offer them, a. here
tof0rc, un the most reasonable terms
Particular attention paid to repairing and re-
finishing ed furniture Cane seat chairs of all
kinds re-eated and rchnished on lower terms
than were ever offered IN 81. Adams
In connection with the above is the largest as
.nIt .nL.It IL
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10 he HoDJgal'e supreme court. ncd o. BE- hohl-
ca IN n. .n51ns. ri hin and tor ne Conufg ~
FfdHlfii and SUITE n Vermont on ne first
Mouity drfer ne sec0'd ihtsiay " JD0up'y,
4. y. 1866
Yonr petitioner, Sarah paulina Smith, of
II tchcr, in said Franklin Comfy, humhly shows
that at st Albans in said county Of Franklin. on
the 25th day Of August, A. ID. 1919 she VAS law
fully married to Ebcn Dorrnan smith, then II
Fairfax, IN said Franklin County, but now gone
to parts unknown, by the Rev. Craig, min
lister OF the Gospel, duly qualified TO -ucnmizc
matrimony. and that from the time Of her said
marriage She lived with the said Dornan Smith
faithfully performing all her duties enjoincd by
the marriage contract until the 81 day ~ May. A.
d. 1851 when, without any provucation, the said
Dorman Smith wilfuly deserted your petitioner
aud went 10 parts unknown. without providing
means for her support and the support of their
two minor children, and that ever since lis said
dcscrtiln She has been entirely dependent on
her own industry and the charity of lior friends
for the support Of herself and her two children.
Your petitioner therefore prays that tho bonds
OF matrimouy DC dissolved. and that she hc re-
stored to an She lost by reason OF her said mar
riaac contract With suitable alinony and the
care and custody " her children, and az IN duty
bound will ever pray.
SARAH PAULINA SMITH.
Fletcher. Nov. II, 1865.
! Gn4TtN .fts..T
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william G. EI,sworth,s Estate.
WILL PRESENTED.


STATE OF VERMONT, AT Probate
District " Franklin. ~. Court holden Of the
Probate Office in 81. Adams, within and for the
District Of Franklin, on the 10th day Of NOvem-
Der, A. ID. 1865
Present, A. J, SAMSON, Judge.
An Instrument. purpprting to I've the last VIII
and Testament of William G.. Ellsworth, late of
Berkshire, in said district, deceased, being pre-
scented here by George G. Ellsworth, of Bers-
shire, one of the Executors therein named, for
Probate, il is ordered by said Probate Court
that all persons concerned therein be notified to
appear at n session Of said court 60 be holden
at the Probate Office In st. Alhans, in said dis
trict, ON the ID day of December, 4. D.. 1865, at
! O'Clock in the afternoon, and show cause If any
they have, against the probate of said Wil-for
which purpose il is further ordered, that a copy
Of the record be published three weeks success
lively in the Vermont TRASscRIrr, weekly
newspaper printed at st. Adams. in this State as
soon as may be, the last II which publication to
be prior to said 81 day If December, A. D. 1865.
sS-3w A. J. SAMSON, Judge.
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Speclal a,otires.


REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION AND SHOULD RE
CHECKED. Ii ALLOWED TO CONTINUE
Irritation OF the Lungs, permanent
Throat Affection, on an incurabie,
Lung Disease
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The invention of the Duplex Elliptic Spring
entirely obviatcs and silenccs the only objection
to the use of Hoop Skirts, viz: the annoyance to
the women as well as the public in crowded as
sembes, stages, coaches, cars, armchairs or
church pews, from the difficulty of contracting
them and occupying a small space.
The invention of the Duplex Elliptic Spring ID
of the most simple kind, consisting Of Elliptic
Steel Springs, braided firmly together edge to
edge, and being very flexible, tough and elias
tic, enables the wearer, with scarcely any at
tention or effort to contract them into 80 small
space that no traveller will be inconvenienced in
the most crowded places, and to fold and place
them when in use, with nearly the same con-
venience as a silk on muslin dress. Another inn
portant feature of the Duplex Skirt is the dura-
bility Of the springs, giving much greater
strength to the hoops which prevents their
breaking or bending ont Of shape.
Few ladies are willing to dispense with the
Duplex Skirt after once nsing it,
The three bottom rods ON all the skirts
made much larger, are all double steel and
doubled covered to prevent the covering from
wearing off the rods when dragging down stone
steps, stairs, &C., &c. All are made of the new
and elegant corded tape, and every part ofthe
skirt il of the best material 1t is guaranteed in
every respect.
All orders for extra lengths, sizes or styles,
filled on short notice. Enquire for the Duplex
Skirt at
MASON d RUBLEE'S,
Dealers in Dry Goods, Notions, Papcr-Hangings,
&c.
nv Merchants supplied at manufacturers
prices.
st. Adams, Vermont. soft
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V"uE 10 " certain class OF people WAC have
"o' received sufficient public and private pat
'on"se TO enable them to purchase goods With
OUT gong to Canada, the subscriber has conclud-
ed make It an object for those who are willing.
topatronize citizens OF the United states instead
of fyroiruera hoe.
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,,,sov NUAMLIN CAnINET on

V,iIE MASON * UAMLIN CABINET or
l gaus forty different styles adapted 10 sa-
cred and sccnlar music, for $50 TO $500 each.
Thirty-hvo Gold or silver Medals, or other first
premiums awarded them. Illustrated Cata-
iogues free. Address, MASON n HAMl.IN,
saston. az MASON BROTHERS, New York.
S7-iy
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DIED.

In St. Adams, November 25th, 1865. of con-
sumption. Col. HEMAN GREEN, ia the 7ith ycar
of his age.
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MARKED DOWN
. l. @ II II N G
TuRNrsIryNa GOODS.

TO a very owhsurc, and viii, from and after this
date sell without regard 10 cost until further no.
ucc, for cash on delivery
Mo- Dniro,, RIoch.
WSI n. SMITH.
st. Adams, Nos. 2. 1865. s6tf
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{ rOckcrY and Glass Ware

in franhliu County, owned by Mr.. +. ]. East
man. and for whom ann acting salesman;
thus giving to customers the advantage of buy
ing Furniture, Cruckory, Glass Ware. Plated
Mare and Cutlery at the same time and place on
the lowest terms.
T. q. WINSTON.
Corner Of Main and Congress Streets, opposite
the fremont House st. Adams. Vi. S7-tf
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A Card.

DR GILMAN viii continue to administer the
JNIfROUS DIVIDE Gas, ON Tuesdays. Thurs
days and Saturdays, for PAINLESS extraction OF
Teeth, until further notice. 7s-f
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DENTAL NOTICE.

I take pleasure ia giving notice 10 all who are
| in want of Artificial Teeth, that 1 have Sc
cured the ser, res Of DR.. W. IL. Ford for another
wear. lie is acknowledged by all that have used
or seen plates Of his make, 10 be the best plate
workman IN the State of Vermont. People in
want of any Wind of Dental operations per-
formed. viii mud 1t for IT, IN interest To call at
nv ONCE and examine work and prices. All
work warranted 20 give good satisfaction.
". Il. MCGOWAN, Dentist.
Office over Wcad a Duren's Drug Store.
ST. Adams, Vt, Oct 10, 1860. e3u
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brushes.
Clothes Boot, stove, and Horse Brooms,
new and heavy,
Crackers, by the doz. or Dbl, fresh every
week.
Chestnuis soft and hard shell Almonds Pc
cans, English and Sweet Nalnuts, &c.
Dried Cmrants, Rasphcrries, Backberrics,
Turkey prunes. Fresh Citron, very nice
new lot OF Wash Tubs and Boards, Butter
Tubs. Sap Tubs and Holders, Meat Barrels, Fat
Siftors, Moulding Boards and Rollers, Market
Baskets, Clothes Baskets and Clothes Pins.
Stone Churns and Wares of all kinds
Kerosene Lamps, and Kerosene Oil.
Excelsior Burning Oil The only safe oil in
use Call and see 1t You can try it at our ex-
pense.
Winter Apples by the peek or Dbl
Danvars, Massac usetts Onions. We give bar
gains in onions, Call and examine the goods
aud quality and y0u will lind them much cheap
or than almost any other place IN town
TERMS CASH
A. J. ROBBINS, d. p. CLARK.
st. Albans, w., Nov. 18TH 1865 s9-tf
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7. O. WINSLOW
DEALER IN
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE.
ORNAMENTAL g. DECORATIVE PAINTER
PICTURE FRAMES

OF al kinds on hand and made to order at the
shortest notice.
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salt.
brushes.

Turks Island and Canada, by the peek
bushel; Dairy salt, hy the box OF Dbl.
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NOTICE TO
HOUSE KEEPERS I!

TINHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform
L the inhabitants Of st. Adams and vicinity
that he is NOW occupying rooms oyerJ. 5. Weeks
store, where he is prepared 20 do
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We are now pre-
pared to offer
them to the La
dies ofSt. Adams
and 7icinity,
quite as low as
New York and
Boston Prices.
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soaps.

Monroes, Taylors. Co'gatc's, and Rabbits
Soaps; ola and good pure Castilo Soap hy the
pound or box Toilet soap, Rose soap and Col
gates sand Soap.
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4 GILMAN. DENTIST. Olcc ina the
BIs kINGMAN BLOCK Main St.. opposite the
Congregational Church. 1-tf
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LEGAL and state Items.

NorIoR TO LIQUOR SHePs,-The Mid
dlebury Register contains the following
notification from the States Attorney.
1t indicates move In the right direc-
ton, The Register says that beer guz-
zling has become too excessive for pub
lie decency, and expresses the hope that
all who have any regard fol the public
welfare will cheerfully render all the as.
sistance that may be needed to main
tain complete and perpetual suppress.
preston Of the sale Of intoxicating
drinks.
Mr., Editor II have notified all who
are known to have been engaged in sell
ing, furnishing, and giving intoxicating
liquors in the village OF Middlebury.
without authority, that they must cease
the traffic ON and after Monday, the Sth
day of May under penalty OF immedi-
ate prosecution, All good citizens are
earnestly entreated to aid in the sup
preston Of intemperance in this com
munity, HENRY S. FooTB,
States Attorney.
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Gen. Aivord.

The return of this brave and expert
enced officer to his native state after
long absence has been mentioned in our
columns. He has lately at his own re-
quest been relieved of his command at
Fort Vancouver, and ordered to report
at Washington. His successor is Col.
r. f. Maury, First Oregon Cavalry. In
his General Order No. Is, announcing
his assumption Of command he says:
"In obedience to General Orders, the
undersigned hereby assumes command
Of the District of Oregon. In perform
ance of the duties incumbent upon the
commander of this District, if as sue
cessful as the General whom he sue
eeeds he will feel amply repaid for the
anxieties and labors of his position"
General AlyOrd has had the command at
Fort Vancouver since July 7, 1862.
We understand that he has made re-
peated applications to be allowed to en-
gage in the active and patriotic service
of aiding in putting down the ebellion,
but the government have decided that
in view of apprehended difficulties with
Indians, as well as other considerations,
it was necessary that he should be re-
tanned at that important post.
We have been informed on good au-
thority that at one time while he served
IS Captain in the Mexican war our pres
ent Lieutent General Grant was a Lieu
tenant under him. Very honorable men
ton of Gen. Alvord is made in the Cor
egon Statesman" of March %, and the
"0regonian" of March %.
From the letter we make the follow
ing extract:
BRIG. GEN. ALvoRD. announced
yesterday that Gen. Alvord had received
orders to report Immediately to head
quarters at Washington, and he will
soon take his departure for the East.
General Alvord is from the State of Yer
mont, graduated at West Point. and was
Captain in the Mexican war, where he
distinguished himself for his gallantry.
Come ten years ago he came to Oregun
and had command al Fort Dallas Whom
the war broke out he was created Rrip-
adler General Of Volunteers, and for
some time past has had command of the
district of Oregon He has thorough
~ identified himself with the Govern
ern'nehe In the present struggle and has
spared no Effort TO sustain il IN this dis
Ict, WHERE he has also always mani
Tested deem intsrsst in the welfare O,
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MiscelIaneG Items,

DIR. Holland (Timothy Titcomb) is
going to write life of President Lin
coin Immediately.
The subscription to the seven-thirty
loan was on Thursday last $l5,295, 300.
The profanity of the London clubs
over the final defeat Of the rebellion is
said to be truly awful.
The three per cent fee on goods 60
| ing to insurrectionary states has been
abolished.
The case of Miss Harris charged
with the murder of 0. J. Burroughs has
been further postponed.
1t is proposed to change the name
of Fifth avenue, New York, to Lincoln
avenue.
Ned Buntline-E. L. C. Judson-got
the other day, but wasn't allowed to
drown.
1t now appears that there are no
cOunterteits upon our bonds in Europe.
The story was started by secessionists.
Capt. Robert Lincoln has returned
| W " ctShlI9 JOlJ anu Will accompany his
mother to their home in Illinois in a
few days,
Many citizen clerks are being dis
charged from the War Department aud
disabled soldiers substituted
The General Hospital at Annapolis
has been discontinued and ordered to
be turned over to the Navy Depart
ment.
One thousand barrels of high wines
and twelve hundred barrels of alcohol
| have lately been seized at New York for
evading the internal revenue tax. They
came from the Dubuque Iowa, distiller-
les, which were lately seized by the gov
ernment.
The Wheeler g. Wilson sewing ma
chine company at Bridgeport turn out
machine every three minutes, or twenty
every working hour. The establish
ment employ 900 men and has CAPT
tai Of 81 100000.
The drOveIs who had bought cattle
at the past famine rates got terribly
bitten in the New York market this
wtek-prces having gone materially
down. The losses We're very heavy
among the fraternity.
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which now has no legal existence,

which now has no legal existence, The
Court of Cancellation will exercise no
jurisdiction in questions of title to prop
erty, nor will its decisions be any bar to
civil remedies when the civil law and
civil courts are re-established The fees
charged will be simply sufficient to pay
expenses, All parties TO suits in this
court, and attorneys and agents appear
ing for them, will be required to take
the amnesty oath. No fees will be de-
manded of the poor. All alike, white
and colored, will be entitled To the ben
eft of the decisions of tails court the
proceedings Of which viii be simple and
brief and directed solely TO ascertainmg
aud securing exact justice. The provo, +
marShals are directed tO refer TO this
court all cases coming properly under
its jurisdiction. When the civil courts
are re, established the Court of Cuuclha-
ton or Arbitration will cease its fuuc-
tons
JEPP. DAVIS BOoTs-The week pre-
ceeding the evacuation of Richmond,
Jefferson Davis was measured for his
last pair of boots by Messrs Darby,
Read & Co, then boot-makers To the
Southern President. The boots were
flushed but came in too late on Satur-
day night April |, to be sent home, and
on Sunday Mr., Davis, being pressed for
time, didn't think of the travelling boots
he had ordered, and departed without
them. These facts coming to the knowl-
edge of a gentleman in search of sonp-
eHlrs, he Immediately became the pur-
chaser Of the boots, which are of French
calf skin, of elegant make and finish.
The purchaser of the boots deires it to
be understood that although he stands
in the boots of Davis, he does not assume
all his responsibilities, neither political
nor pecuniary. Not by jug fuli,-Rich.
m0n3 WAig.
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DOUBLE Decentralization Bushnell
of Waitsheld, has famous hen,-and
to show her joy at the surrender of all
the rebel armies east of the Mississippi,
perhaps, she tried to see what she could
do and succeeded in laying double egg
within a shell, one part Of the shape OF
an egg, containing the white Of the egg,
and the other part connected by tube
one inch long by one fourth of an inch
in diameter, and covered with thin
COlOrless skin, the Yolk.
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CLOCKS.

Several steady, enteJprising men, are wanted
TO act As agents for MaranvIle's Patent Calen.
dar Clocks the only cheap ana reliable Calendar
ever invented Thee Calendars are manufac-
tured expressly for US by VIM. l.. Gilbert & Co.
Of Winstej, Ct one of the Oldest and most re-
liable Clock establishments in the world; are
very simple, easily tept in ORDER and are truly
a great improvement or anything OF the kind.
Bya single an at the Dial, you see not only
the "time Of day" but also the month, day Of
the month, and day OF - elk aud every hand
revoves on a comm i cen'er-beng different in
the,e particulars II, any Calendar in existence.
Preci ely at II o'clock at night, the hand that
points out the day Of the month moves for
ward one span on the Dial and remains there
just - ours. These Calendars are equal in
keeping time TO the best German or French
clocks that COS. more than FIVE times as much
and they are without the CaisI dar attachment.
Jewel Ts, mrr hats and d. al rs in ell oks
generally WI fad II gre lily o their interest to
order from Us before puIchas els where"
Address X T.. MA AWHILE,
CastlttOn, Nerm ont.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-The
~ undersigned, having been appointed by the
claims and demands of all persons aga,p {
Darius BueRlm, late of Walhngiord in said dis
trict, deceased, hereby give notice that We will
meet for the purpose of examining and allow
ing said claims at the late dwellog house OF
t deceased in Walingford aforesaid, on the LIST
Saturdays of June August next, from O'Clock
NJ, until O'Clock p. NJ. on each of said days, and
that six months from the It'll day of February
A. d. 1866, is the time limited by said Court
for said creditors to present their said claims to
us for examination and allowance.
Dated Wallingford, Vt, this l2th day of
April, a. d. $50,
JOEL w. AINsWOKTH, cor,-,.
10 THOMAS YORK, oo"il s'