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HEADACHE. &c.

HEADAcnE.-Theie is in every class of society
vast numbers who suffer with Headache Neuralgia
vous system, dissipation in eating Or drinking gen
eral unhealthy condition OF the stomach or liver,
constipation, &c. In TACT there nearly as MANY
causes as sngersrs. DIR. j. Briggs Allevantor is =
pleasant anu positive remedy for the various kinds
OF Headache Neuralgia.
This wonderful remedy has gladdened many sad
and weary heart, and is still its mission of m ercy
Sold by M. s. WHITTIER, Junction of Free and
Congress SITS, EMMNONS CHAPMAN cor. Middle
and Exchange SITS, j. K. LUNT d Co, 3iS Congress
st., GEO: G. FRYE, cor. Franklin aud Congress sts
MARK q DAVIS, cor; Congress and North SITS, and
Druggists generally. Trade supplied by W. H.
PHILLIPS & CO., j. W. PERKINS & Co, W. W,
WHIPPLE IL co. nO1T-d1v
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New Line of Steamers
- Yarmouth & Boston

O1LdMDA.AA ~.
The I Steamship LINDA, Nv. e. Sonia Fam
10 andsi Viii leave Calls Wharf, Portland, Tor Var
mouth, N. s., every Satur lay, at D. m leave Var
meeting at Yarmouth with Steamer an a. Starr -
anu Davdsons Line of Coaches, tor HALIFAX and an
Tickets for sale in Portland on board of stsamar
In Boston at Boston and Maine and Easter Der,s
and ON board OF Portland Steamers 'P""s
| -. JOHN PORTEoUS, Agent.
| aP<f Portland Maine
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E-Agents wanted in every town in the State.

1t has been about one year since the University
Medicine was introduced into this State. Notwith.
standing the strong opposition from the profe ssior
ana their particular friends the sales have increased
from nothing until they have reached $500 per d ay
Humid reds OF certificates can be produced ii neces.
sary OF cases cured in Portland amt vicinity, Many
who were considered incurable are now ENJOYING
perfect health.
CATARRH 1.-THE mother of onsum ption J Scrotula
Salt Rheum, and many other diseases hitherto con.
sideIed ncurable, readily yield uIder treatn emit
the University Medicines. . - :
FEMALE DISEASES treated with perfec, sue.
cess. Having treated over TWO hundred cases vii h.
IN the last three months, consider It safe to war
rant perfect cure to IS out Of every one
dred, without cauterizatOn or the least exposure
SPERMA fORRHOEA, the greatest DESTROYER o.
humanity on the lace OF the Globe. How many be-
wall The loss OF precious vitality without having the
slightest idea OF he cause, their manhood is DALEY
vanishing and they are gliding into state OF hope
lass decay. have treated over five hundred eases
OF this maiady within six months with the Upiyer.
sity Medicines with perfect success.
Persons afflicted with diseases will please call n,
send and get book tiIee). wherein they viii find
their diseases explained, and necessary remedies,
Address PELEG STAPLES.
250 Congress St., Portland, Me.
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Gases Treated by Letter

DIR STAPLEs:-One bottle of your extract OF Can
Ger Plant cured my little boy OF Scrofula OF Is
months standing. III should write all day could
not give a full idea of his sufferings. We employed
five phi, scians without reliet His sores are all
healed and he appears perfectly we'll. We think il
is wonderful cure. Several OF our friends are tax
ing the medicine with good success = =
MRS. VIM. j. LEWIS
Old Town Sent 1870
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Portland, Saco,& Portsmouth R. R.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
Commencing M onday, Dec. 1. 10.

Commencing Monday, Dec. 1, 10.
KN3EEx5 PASSENGER TRAINS leave Port
nnAk-1a land daily tSundays excepted) for
boston at $40, and $40 A. NJ and l55 and 800 p M.
Leave Boston tor Portland at 1870 A. M, 1900 N.
500 and 600 m.
Biddeford for Portland at 7.30 A. M.,-returning
at $40 P. NJ.
Portsmouth for Portland at 10.OG A. M 80 and
o.30 p M, and on tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at 500 p. NJ.
The 800 P. N. (Express) trans from Boston and
Portland run via Eastern Railroad Tuesday, Thurs
DAY and Saturday, stopping only at Saco, Bddeiord,
kennebnnk, Portsmouth, Newburyport, Salem and
Lynn; and on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
via Boston & Msine Railroad, stopping only at Saco
Bddeford, Kennebunk, South Berwick Junction,
Dover, Exeter ,HaverhiIl and Lawrence.
Freight trains each way daily Sundays excepted).
FRANCIS CHASE, Superintendent, .
PORTLAND, April %, 1870. If
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For twenty-five years have suffered with Scrof.
ula and Salt Il cum, Tor Tetter.) Have paid on,
hundreds OF liars, and been treated bv seyera
frst-class physicians without benefit. Some lou,
weeks ago, commenced using the University Med.
icines AT the time my forehead and head were COW
cred with sores and scaliness The skin; also nv
tongue was covered with small ulcers. am to .dsy
free from all the above troubles, and heal tily
recommend these medicines to q he afflicted
S. G. MUNSEY, 81 Chestnut Street.
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HSesEell's Magic S0lUe
letter | letter ! Tetter !!
ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!

Erysipeas, Scald Head, Rngworms, Ulcers, Barns,
Salt Rheum, Chill Blahs, Scalds, Pimples BIotche
Frosted Limbs, Infamei Eyes, Pies, and all Erup
tons of the Skin.
Warranted to Cure Money Refunded.
For sale by all Druggists and country stores.
F: B. HEISKELL, Proprietor, Bangor, Me.
For sale by q. +. CrOsman Co., G. W Giikty &
Co Geo. c. Frye, Congress street.
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Scripture and Science have met together.
Genesis and Geology have kissed each other

VNTANTED-AGENTS 800 per dn " to sell the
w celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MA
CHINE. Has the 'UNDER-FEED," makes the
"LoCK STITCH" (alike on both Sides and is FULLY
LICENSED. The best and cheapest family Sewing
Machine in the market. ADDRESS JOHNSON,
CLARK & CO., Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh Pa, Chi
cago, ILL.,, or st. Louis, Mo. ap24t4w
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INSIDE LINE TO BANGOR,
Three Trips Per Week.
First Trip of The Season!
THE STEAMER
4 nAM CITY OF RICHMOND,

CAPT. DENNISoN,
Will leave Railroad Wharf, foot OF Stare Street everv
MoNDAY,.WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Evenings
at 10 o'clock, or arrival OF o'clock p. NJ Express
Train from Boston,
Commencing Monday, March 25th,
for Bangor. touching at Roekland, Lincolnyis.
Camden, Belfast. Searsport, Sandy Point, Bucks.
port, Winterport and Hampden.
Returning viii leave Bangor every MoNDAy
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY morning al 6 O'CLOCK
touching at the above named landings, arriving AZ
press Train tor Boston.
For further particulars inquire ofROSS 81 STUR-
DIVANT. 179 Commercial st, or
CYRUS STURDIVANT Geperal Aoant
Portland March 20, 1871. eff
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/ was afflicted with sciatica for three months mos,
OF the time so badly that could not pull off or pui
on my boOts and Stockings. and in order to pick uI
Knees and then could not lit five pounds in that
position. By using the University Medicines was
cured, 90, NEWHATI" was
Firm Gosse, Newhall & Co.. Printers
Cor. Exchange q Middle Sts., opposite Marble p. O.
Portland, Dec. IL, 1870. "
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.JUR UBEBA.

sent special commission to that country TO procure
in its native purity, and having ivund its WONDER
ul curative properties TO even exceed the anticipa-
tons formed by its great reputation, has concluded
to offer it TO the public ana is happy 10 state that he
this wonderful Plant. He has spent much time ex-
permeutng and investigating as to the most efficient
preparation from it, for popular use, and has for
some time used in his practice with most happy
results the eectual medicine now presented to 'he
public as
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STEAMERS.
THoMAsT0N, WALD0BORO a
DAMARISCOTTA.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

N abANl9EMENT.
ESs G ssssn Sas Sn4 vina aoy 5ses.
f Ss: ct iadia f ss,id w s1sTs
Thomaston touching at st Gsor. o'clock A. M, for
Every Thursday, at O'clock Aw
every Saturday, at M. Tor Pond, and
ing at boothbay ana Hodgion's Mills. oss'a touch
Re urDiug, will leave DamarscotIs CO.
at 8 o'clock A. NJ, or on the arrival OF ~ Monday
Rockand; Thomaston every Wednsgge from
o'clock A. NJ, and WaldOboro every Er;Ssuay at
clock A. NJ. touching at Intermediate Iandsyast o.
Meeting with the Boston Boats at Portland ~ con.
the Boston and Maine and Eastern RaiIroa,sn a with
ing In Portland IN season Tor passengers 10 90 nv
afternoon train for Bos on, " '"~e the
Through Tickets sold at the offices of the po..o.
and Maine and Easte Railroads, and on hoard .S
Boston Boats. Freight received after one o,cio @
days previous to sailing. WYNN on
Freight and passengers taken as low as by anv
other route. ~ any
Inquire OF HARRIS, ATWOOD a. RI
Portland, May 8, 1871. anrIs
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A. M. MORGAN,

nave oeen afflicted for twenty years with Chronic
,nod;ca1 traar nave spent hundreds OF dollars for
commenced taking the University Medicines and and
can truly FAY 1t has been more beneft to me IN n
business 10 1877 Pearl street. shall he pleased 70
answer all enquiries. JOHN TURNER !"
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As certain individuals have reported tia the
above certificate is false and my disease as mad as
ever wish to say, at the time gave he above GER
tificate, the story was not half told. In addition to
the above, my leg and back covered with sores
am now well and ieel at least twenty years young
er than did before taking the remedies.
NV advice to the afflicted Is to give the medicine
trial and not to be deferred by the cry OF hu mbus
1t cur ed me, it has cured many others. believe
the extract Of cancer plant will cnre any blood dis
ease in existence.
June Z, 1870,
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COMETHING urgently needed by everybody. Call
y and see; or II samples sent postage pal y Tor 30
cents that retail easily Tor $40. R, L. WOLCOrT,
1871 Chatham Square, NY. ap24tfw
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u &c ..... IL "a
Plaafan
Provision
Rice, v ID; =. sl@ 10
l.. Saleratua.
Saleratus " ID Z "a 9l

Tufk's Is.
Is hid. Is Gus. Y IS q 3 90
~ !, " artin, Q BUG 500
:" -, ckd.in bond1 81 q 2 12y
Lisbon, in bond, i 80 @l75
Cadiz dutyp'd Q so as 90
CadIz in bond ] 80 az 90
Liverpool duty
paid ........ 2 50d3 90
Liv.in oond ] 50@l 90
Grind Butter. Is Q4
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Avoid RuooI<e

A VICTIM of early indiscretion, causing nervous
"A debility, premature decay. &C., having tried in
vain every advertised remedy, has simple means
OF self-cure which he will send free to his fellow
sufferers. Address, j. II. FUTILE, Is Nassau-st.,
New York. dc2I-6m
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Insure Against Accidents.
Passengers Insurance Tickets.


The Railway Passenger Assurance Co.,
Hartford, Conn, issues Registered General Ac-
cident Tickets or Policies insuring from to thirty
days, against personal injury, death by any ac-
cident. Every traveller should have an Accident
Ticket. For sale at office 40 1-2 Exchange street.
". ID. LITTLE d. CO.,
Feb u 3ws os6w
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1 had the Catarrh SO bad for seven years that my
head became confused and painful. 1 was obliged
10 get up several times in the night to keep from
choklng. employed some Of the pest physicians in
tne country without benefit. / was pere tly cured
win me University Medicines in three weeks.
n a VI. MORG AN, 224 Cumberland st. Portland
o1Tnauctor on the Portland & Odgensburg Railroad.
February 49, 1870.
ec Siee giving the above certificate have been per-
uaIy exposed to wet and colds '~N-' ''
june 10, 1870, An .,opc.N
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guarantee the above certificates to be genuine
I will forfeit $1,000 to any one that will find them
otherwise.
Persons having doubts will please address the
parties. ap2Qd2taw&weow3m
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DR. Wells Extract of Jurubeba

and he confidently recommends it to every family as
household remedy which should be freely taken as
a BLOOD Pr RIFIER in all arrangements OF the sys-
tenn and to animate and fortfy all weak and Lynn
phatic temperaments. JOHN @. KELLOGG, liL
Patt St.. New York.
Sole Agent for the United States mr25t4w
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HENRY d TODD, Tolman Court.
Portland, Jan. goth 1871 ''

About q year ago. I was SO badly affected witt
Kidney Disease and general debility, that coult
scarcely attend to my business. took a few bottIe
OF University Medicine, and have been we'll up t.
tue present Time. CHAS, e. DU1T0N,
Store 312 Congress ST. Portland
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pany-Judgment anlrmed, with costs. Opinion by
Judge McCunn.
Hall VS. Emmons-Order afIlrmed, with costs.
Opinion Dy Judge McCunn.
Alger VS.. Observation-Disclosures reversed.
Opinions by Judges McCunn and MOnelL
Kn0wlton vs. The Providence steamship Com
pany.-Order reversed. Opinion by Judge McCunn.
Opinion by Judge McCunn.
Denis VS.. Perne.-Judgment reversed and new
trial ordered. Opinion by Judge McCunn.
Before Judges Jones. McCunn and Freedman.
Francisco Klein VS.. George IL. Kle1n.-Order al
1rmed, with modification. Opinion by Judge
Freedman.
James 3. Lyon VS.. Thomas s. Isett.-Order re-
versed upon conditions. Opinion by Judge Freed
man.
Charles Dennis vs. Rollins acknowledgement
and order affirmed, with costs. Opinion 0y Judge
Freedman.
Emeline Morey vs. The Safe Deposit Company
Judgment reversed and new trial ordered, ana ref.
erence vacated with costs the appellant TO abide
the event. opinion by Judge Jones.
Israel Lewis ct al. VS.. Archibald g. Rogers
Judgment affirmed, with costs. Opinion by Judge
Jones.
Anna ROeher VS.. Gera D. Meiner Judgment re-
versed and new trial ordered, with costs 10 the
appellant to abide the event. Opinion by Judge
Jones.
John Butler vs.. James Acknowledgement az
hrmed, with costs. opinion by Judge Jones.
Addison Alger VS.. jacob VanderpOOl.
reversed and new trial ordered with costs to appel
liant to abide the event. opinion by Judge Jones;
cOncurring opinion by Judge McCunn.
James Strong vs.. The woodward Steam Pump
Company.-Judgment affirmed, with costs. Opinion
by Judge McCunn.
Mary Porsnln vs.. The Broadway and seventh
Avenue Railroad Company.-Payment ordered.
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The Years Work Well Donc-A Brutal Hus-
band.

The Years Work Well Donc-A Brutal Hus-
band.
At ten O'Clock yesterday morning the above Court
was opened the last time for the year 1871. There
was rather brief calendar to be gone through wllh
but so much time was consumed IN the trial OF some
Of the cases that 1t was nearly one O'Clock before
the adjournment took place. 1t may not be amlss
to state in this connection there Is not to-day
an untried case on the Court books everything
having been cleared on and disposed OF by Judge
Bowling In q manner as crediIabe to himself as 1t
Is gratifying TO the people.
The only case or any particular Importance tried
yesterday was that OF Anna Reynolds vs. Peter
keynods-her husband. Mrs. Reynolds Is q good.
looking and decidedly intellgent-appearing lady,
about TWENTY-FIVE years OF age. Her husband, on
contrary Is as brutal and as ignorant IN appear
ance almost as o cannlbal and is some years the
REYNOLDS In Court It appears that she mas had any
thing but envlable existence ever since she first
cast her fortunes with those Of her husband. He
has whipped her rs though she were MS slave
several OCCASIONS declared his intention OF
ne attacked her while at dinner with
knife and fork and compelled her TO nee the house
for protection. Mrs. Reynolds also states that her
father has twice set Reynolds up in business, and
Obtained.
Alter listening patiently TO the case Judge Dow
ling said ne should find the defendant guilty, aud
should give him six months in the Penltentlary.
chidhoOd and was we'll aware tnat It was q bad
day for her when she married the man whose daily
occupation Is now TO maltreat her.
Reynolds protested (all similar Drutes dO) that ne
the whole affair was 'putup job'' to deprive him
of his liberty.
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That Newark Commission-Another Delay by
the Defence-A Jerseyman Whom New
Workers SCANS BuIly.o
The now celebrated case OF Virginia c. Burke va.
Ira @. Gardner and others implicated, which, IL will
be remembered. was brought by Mrs. Burke as ex-
ecutrx OF Captain John Alexander. OF New Orleans,
deceased, to recover about sixty thousand dollars
In bonds ana money, OF which her father, the de-
ceased, died possessed In this city, was up again
for hearing yesterday In Newark, N. J. The occa-
sion yesterday was the sitting OF a commission
granted by Judge Loew, OF the New York Court OF
Common Pleas, to take testimony OF GER
reference to their knowledge OF the
disposition made OF Mr.. Alexanders
properly either prior subsequent to his decision.
Among the witnesses nI whom i was & desirable to
ana daughter OF the defendant, Gardner, Mr.. Alex
ander having been at the period Of his death and
for some time previous a boarder In Mr. Gardncr'S
family. Mrs. Burke represented yesterday by
Colonel A. IL. II. Dawson, her counsel, and was her
When the witness, Mrs. Zeh was called, however,
It was learned that she had not been subpGnaed.
produced to show that DR.. Zens wife was inds-
posed. Ira Hatfield, the oilcer who had been
charged with the service OF The subpoena upon ine
from making any service, and had, IN iact been
visited by Zen, as appears from the following am.
davit:-
Ira Hatfield who being duly that the
serve subpoena upon Mrs Dr. lch in the OF Virginia
e. Burke executrx, Ira O. Gardner ct AL and that he
has not been able to do that the conduct OF Dr. neh has
plainly shown that he anticipated that effort would be
made to subpoena upon Mrs. Zah. and that he
determined to prevent that he plainly told deponen that
hese people think that they here
from New York bully me, for III be damned Mrs zeh
shall be served at ALL" IRA HATFIELD.
Sworn subscribed before this 30th day OF Decem-
Der. ls7l-ADAN BROWN. Justice of the Peace.
Under these circumstances 1t became necessary
to postpone the examination which was accord
e.
the time. Meantime 1t Is probable that steps Will
be taken to bring DR.. Zeh TO account for preventing
the offlcer from serving the writ. The servants
the Continental HOTEL where Dr. Zen and wire are
residing state that Mrs. Ieh has not been lndisposed,
but mas been out visiting considerably.
All through THIS extraordinary case each and
every one OF the defendants and those Interested
win them have displayed the utmost repugnance
TO appearing ID court, which, presumptively could
scarcely be the II their showing could be made
and STRAIGHTFORWARD; as II their case was not
doubtful they would with alacrity appear. disprove
Mrs. Burke's allegations against them, ana thus be
rid Of the annoyances OF such litigation. Mrs.
Burkes pcrsistency can alone upon the merits OF
her case, result In her triumph.
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THE COURTS FOR THE NEW YEAR.
Supreme Court.

supreme Court
The New Year promises to open brisky in this
b0urt. In all the branches OF the court the calen-
ners are unusually heavy. The General Term opens
Its January term on Tuesday with Judges Ingra.
ham, Barnard and Cardozo ON the bench. Many
important cases await the adjudication of this
appellate Court. including some OF the COM
plicati0us growing out OF the charges of
fraud against certain officials Of the city
and county go vernments. Judge Van Brunt
holds Part ana Judge Brady Part 2, or rather the
latter Juuge continues into January the December
term. in order to go with the trial between Muir
ray and Coulter the rival contestants Tor the posi-
tion OF Police Justice III the Yorkve district There
will be no special Term in January. Judge Barrett,
the newly elected Judge Will enter upon his new
judicial career by holding Chambers. over the
Court OF Oyer and Terminer Judge lngraham will
continue to preside.
Superior Court.
They are slow in getting to work Ia this Court as
the trial terms will not open till the 9Th OF the
month. but when once the judicial wheels get in
motiOn there Will be plenty to 40, as the trial cal
endars are crowded with cases. Part of the Trial
fIerms VIII be presided over by Judge Curtis, the
newly elected Judge, and Part Dy Judge Mcneil,
Judges McCunn. Freedman and Seagwlck: the last
Judge, also q new wearer OF the ermine, will sit IN
General Term. Judge Barbour WILL noid Special
Term.
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FROZEN TO DEATH.

One Of the Inmates Of the Suffolk County
POorh0use Found in the Fields Frozen
Stiff.
Edmund 4. Mills, an inmate OF the Suffolk County
Poorhouse, at Yaphank partially dcranged, was
found on Friday frozen In field, about mile from
the building Mills was tnirtyse years OF age and
belonged to the town of Brookhaven. Being insane,
1t was impossible TO control him. and he had q
habit Of wandering through the adjacent country,
OF tue paupers are insane. ana properly should be
cared l0r In an asylum. An Inquest was he'd on
Saturday on the body OF MIR. Mills, ana a verdict
rendered, death from the visitation OF Provi-
denCn.v
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BOARD OF POLICE.

At the meeting ofthe Commissioners OF Police yes
terday Captain James Todd, of the police boat
Seneca, was retired from the force on q pension OF
$500, and Sergeant w. A. yandusen appointed.
Captain Ward, OF the Twenty second precinct, was
transferred to the second.
Captain Killalea, now in charge OF the sixteenth,
goes to the Twentysecond.
Captain John williamson is removed from the
Twenty fifth to the Sixteenth.
Captain Chnchy, or the Twenty-thrd, Is TO take
charge OF the Twenty fifth. the Broadway squad.
Captain Hedden, now In the Second, goes to the
Twenty third.
Sergeant Woods, of the Twenty second, goes to the
Sixteenth.
sergeant Coombes OF the Sixteenth, taxes the
position at the Twenty second.
sergeant Miller, or the Sixteenth, also goes 10 the
TWenty-secOnd.
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KINGS COUNTY svHaoGATE's COURT.
Before william d. veeder, Surrogat

Before william d. Veeder, Surrogate.
Wills proved-Mary E. Clarke, OF the town OF
Delavan, Walworth county. Wis.,; Barnardus DON
ley o the town OF Gravesend; Andre Maclin, OF the
town OF Flatbush; John II. Hawkins Adolpne Lpp-
mann, Henry Stelnmeyer, Charles A. CiarksOn
Margaret Cain, Josiah Johnson and sophia Bennett
all OF The city OF Brooklyn.
Letters Of administration were granted on the
estate. G. the following named deceased persons,
vlz.:-John Henry Bensen, Edward Sorahan, John
Huether Ellen Brown and Elizabeth Jefiries, all OF
the city Ol Brooklyn.
Letters OF guardianship OF the estate OF Mary J.
Stephenson, Alice nj. stephenson and Annie w.
Stephenson were granted TO the Brooklyn Trust
Company; OF Harriet Smith, to Lucen B. stone; OF
Jane G. Tiebout to Martha Tebou all OF the city Of
BROOKLYN.