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The Morning herald., 1877-11-29
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
RESISTER'S C-FiCr.

New Castle County. OctocerI ts7.,
Upon the application of Isaac Grub, Adj
ministrator c. T. y. OF ReSe buxbaum, late
Of Wilmington Hundred in said county
deceased, il is ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice Of the granting OF Letters OF
Administration c. +. y. Ipon the Estate
OF the deceased, with the granting thereof.
by causing advertisements Ia be pos,cl
within folty DAYS from the date OF Svch
ctterS IN Sin of the most public lac,S ot
the COurtE Of New Castle, ltQu ring all
persons having demands against the Estate
TO present the same, or abide hy an Act
OF Assembly in such case made and pro.
Nlded, And also cause lle same t. bc in
serted within he s1me period in the
MORNING HERALD, a wSraper PUBLISH.
ed in Ni.minsi9n. and 70 be continued
therein three weeks e. o. ii.
Given under the hand snd <cal OF Cflice
Of the Register Htorrsnid at New
SEAL Castle. in New Castle county afore-
said. the day and year above writ
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<. &. BTGGS, REGISTER.

NOTlCE.-All persons having claims
against the Estate of the deceased must
present the same duly attested to N Adj
minlstrstor On or before the 9 ciav OF
octooer, a. II. ,S,S. or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such cases NJ De aud proyi-
ded. ISAAC GKTSH
Admin tStgNCr. c. T. A.
Address. New Castle, bel,
OCtlS-Swee5
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REGISTERS, ORDERS.
ID EGISTER'S ORDER
n, RECISTEE'S nEEJrE

New Castle County, october 4. 1877.
Upon the application of John Cummings
executor OF John Brown. late of Whining
ton Hundred. in said county, decea, ed, ii
is ordered and directed by the Register
that the executor aforesaid give notice OF
granting letters testamentary upon the es-
tate of the deceased. with the date OF
granting thereo', bv causing advertise
mcnts TO be posted within forty days
rom the date OF sEch letters in
six OF the NEST public places OF
the county OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against tre estate
to present the same or abide by an act of AS
sembly in such case made aud provided.
And also cause The same to be inserted
within the same period in the MORNING
hEsALD, newspaper published in vii
and to be continued therein
three weeks (e. o. d.
Given under the hand and seal OF Office
OF the Register aforesaid, ri New
EAL Castle, ia New Castle County. acre
said, the day and year above wit
ten. 5. {. BiGGS, Re2istaT.
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26
Special Notices.
E. F. Kunkeps Bitter Wine of Iron.

This truly valuable tonic has been so 'hir-
Oughly tested by ali classes OF tine community
that 1t is now deemed Indispensable he a Tome
medicine. II costs but nttlo purifies the blood
and gives tone to the stomach renovates the
system and prOlOngs lie. Everybody should
have it, Tor the cure Of Weak stomach, Gen
eral Dehintv, Indigestion, Diseases of the
stomach, and for all cases requiring tonic.
This wine includes the most agreeable and eftl-
cent salt of Ii on we epOssesS-Cttrate OF Magnetic
Oxide, combined with the most energetic OF
vegetable tOncs-N elbow Peruvian Bark
Do you want something TO strengthen youi
Do you want good appetite2
Do you want TO get rid of nervousness
Do you want energy
DO you want to sleep well
Do YOU want to build MP your constitution
Do you want TO feel well
Do YOU want a bTi-k and vigorous feeling
II you do try KUNKEL'5 BITTER WINE
OF IRON.
1 only ask trial OF this valuable tonic.
Beware OF cOunterleits, as kunkcPS Bitter
Wine of lion is the only sure and effectual lvm
edy in the world for the permanent cure OF
Dyspepsia and Debility aud aS there are Il mum
Der OF limitations offered to the public would
caution the community to purchase none hut
the genuine article, manufactured by E. +.
Kunke, and having his stamp on the cork of
every bottle. The very fact that others al at
tempting TO initiate this valua ole remedy proves
its worth ami speaks volumes IN its favor. Sold
only in 81 bottles, or six bottles for s.. 4 rY
this valuable medicine and be convinced Of iCs
merits. Sold by druggists and dealers every
WhpTa
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26
Decoration Day.

In accordance with notice in last
weeks ADVOCATE, the Committee of
Arrangements met at r. f. Kleppinger's s
(Lehigh Valley House), on Monday
evening last Alfred Nottingham, of
Weissport, was chosen Chairman W..
A. Graver, of Lehighton, Secretary,
and II. V. Mortimer, Treasurer The
following committees were then ap-
pointed: Music, John Graver to So
licit donations of flowers, A. w. HON
and John Graver on teams and repre-
sentatiyes of States, w. A. Graver and
A. w. Horn on flags and banners,
Jos. S. Webb and John GraveI. The
following route of parade was also
agreed upon:
From in front of Lehigh Valley House
at 8. a. m, move up Bank street to in
tcrsection of Second, down Second to
Iron, mp Iron to Pine, down Pine to
Cemetery, where the Decoration cere.
monies will be performed. This line
will then reef0rm and move down elm
to Bank street, up Bank to intersection
of Bnnkway, down Bankway and over
to WeisSpurt, moving down White
street, cOuntprmarch to School, out
School to Franklin, up Franklin to
Bridge, and thence 30 Cemetery, where
the ceremony of decorating graves, &C.,
will take place.
Alfred Whiitingham and II. II Mus
selman were appointed to solicit contri-
buttons in Weissport, and w. A. Gra-
yer, Jos. S. Webb and Ii. V. Mortimer
in this borough. The committee then
adjourned to meet again at the Lehigh
Valley House on Monday evening next.
A cordial invitation is extended to THE
citizens generally to participate in the
decoration ceremonies and parade Ad-
dresses will be made by Hon. w. M.
Rapsher and f. p. Longstreet, Esq.
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New York Markets.

THURSDAY May 24.-FLouR AND MRAL--The
Hour marked was irregular! III some cases low
er, IN others higher, nut Penerauy without
much cha Iro aud the trade quiet We quote (;
state and We tern sup'rdnet sC.O0d7. 0: extra
stale, s7.2U0 i.jn; WrstUrn Sultug wheat eNtfas,
1886 s1,6 g uO Xxx antAAN, 5000 100; " nier
wheat ext as. e12o0 p o. 90. AN and Xxx,
SS.Ou0tO.ij; Minnesota Hteuts. { .5O0 Lou; CItc
suipping extras. s7 2idsS.jO; ,,OuUletn uakcrs'
and iiniiv hIaUds 5000 slU.50; southern srip-
plug cxirFs, - lg0ss Is. CON meal-We tern
,3.SIa3.5O, brandy vii e, s3.7 Rye hOur, 60 2jd
S5 G5. Wheat feed l-20s-5 p ton.
GRAIN-Wheat ~ as dul ana heavy, but quot
ably lOwe-. Rtcs Dts a. Western market are
only about 40 . ceut. Of those OF last year.
We quote; SpriHg No. /, sl.0Jd L95; MilWauk c
No = 6 3)G si,Sj; GncHgO kO 3 al7 Y. 49,
rejected and No. D. spIilg sl,Hi dsi.15; red WIN
ter sl 30 a sl.y5; umJer 10, e-os2.l0 white 20.
S2dga25 a bush. Rye and O4riev nominal,
Oals were stea Ter nud tnitly uctive; sales a.,
o o bush. al i50i-c. for mixed " tstern, includ.
iug No. 3 at llsc AlOat aud A. C51 q. fJr whlte
do, mCluding No nc 49,, ana NO. ut 62Q
52hc.' also White state, 12acSc mixed, G0dB5,
human corn az an lower, with a rge business
at the dscine sales ON the spot $50 90 bush. nj
57G62c. for new mixed mcluuing steamer al
5sAc.; yellow sou .hern, 6ihc iur future de
livery, $500 bush, including steamer mixed
Tor May. a9059AC; 90 Iune, ,9Nc-; do July
6lLc also sail mixed for May a, t2c.i June Al
| Oh. aj2c, and Jldy 63A D5lc The market CLOSED
| weak.
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The Coal Trade.

Dunng the meeting of the representatives, OF
the coal operators and the coal CARRYING com.
uames at New York. ON MOnOay, the stocks of
the several companies connected with the an
thTaClte coal business weie more or less disturb
ed. The journal OF commerce in 4 s nQSlnGS OF
the flUCtuatiOns. says when the prices of the
Delaware LackawGnna aud Western and the
De aware ana Hudson had touched their lowest
points, the report came ont tnat the coal Oper-
atuTs mad decided TO- suspend mining from the
l5ih OF j. uue to the 10Th of July, bOtu the DE a.
ware AMI Morris ami Essex sEOt upward to tie
best prices Of the day, and the whole list sym.
pathzed with the movement moi or less. Then
came the announcement that tins agreement TO
suspend was CONTINGENT upon tle assent of MT.
GOWan, of the Reading. and VINO, 1t appears,
mad teegraphed that ne had expressed his view
IN n letter which IL now on the way. When
this news came OutaDd when II turtner appear.
ed that the resolution To suspend was not uilall-
Imous, the coal carriers dropped OH-DelawHre
Hudson, Morris ana Essex and Llck4wanna / s
and the market was unsettled and irregular
at the close" These STOCK movements lnulcate
very clearly that the market would tavorably
rec slve general coal suspension iOr IA month
nut as soon MS IL was announced that such n
suspension depended wnOliY on the acquleseuce
OF Mr.. GOwen the indication was equally clear
any rate, not curing the month from June 10 10
July lol hat Mr GOwens letter now On ltS way
across tine ocean would concur in the resolution
| as passed. 1t will probably do nttle more than
| request delay IN naming any tlmt lOr suspen'
sion.
| The following table shows the quantity nf cOa
! shipped over the Lohiyh Valley hailrUad iOI tht
| week ending May l0th, 1877 ana for the year %
| cnp1narpd with the sQme time tiSy Vear.
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Mysterious Disappearance.

The following particulars relative to the dis
appearance Of Mr.. Francis kndt. OF MillpOrt,
We take from the columns Of the Bethlehem
Times, as BENG the most reliable Of the reports
concerning the strange affair " Mr. Fraucls
Kiudt Is o man OF abOut 40 years Of age,
and one who bY q blamCless hfe omit uD a
reputation of the stIictest, ialrness and homes
ty For many years ne has been one of the
most aCceptab teachers IN lower TOwamenslng
tOwu-nlp, and has also been the urglnlst Of the
ChuICh near MiuDuTt, that township. He has
also been the administration Of his fathers es-
tate. on Monday morning last Mr kindt eft
ms home to go TO ltast0n where he had some
business In connection with his estate 10 attend
To, and whence he expected 10 90 % Chapman
VILE IN which nelghOOrnoOd reside some OF the
heirs, among wnOm he proposed TO al tribute
the funds in his hands. II reacheu Easton all
on Monday afternoon, between noon ana %
clock lie LETT near the latter hour, with the
Intention Of going 10 Chapmanvile. Since than
he has not been seen or heard from, and lbs
family is greatly agltated oyer his uulcc0unt.
! able aDseuce. This morning Messrs stephen
| lkndt Of Wind Gap tins county. brother to
I the lost m an, and stephen ana FdWl Bower
| OF Carbon, were u town, IN sea ch OF Francis
| Klndt 1 heir search had been very thorough,
| hut iruitless ana they relnquished 1t at the
J Union Deput.u all sadly returning TO their respeC-
/ DalV Times reporter That his brother should
/ have had somewhere On th- neighborhOad OF
! $1,000 ON his persoh, He SAD he could not ao,
I count Tor ms disappearance, lie scare "
] thought he would deClmp, leaving his wife ana
! children In ignorance OF ms intentions, vet u
| was difficult 70 believe that he was tOully dealt
/ with pa broad daylight iu EastOn or Bethlehem
] lie was not weak OF mind, but always Iegay led
! 0s lCYCl-headed, ON leaving home he lett d
Checa f0r some money with his wife. iht
brother could not say tlat he was in the nuhi
| OF dong this ON leaving home Tor a few days
/ nor did he know the amount Of the check MOI
| whether II was good at the bank upon which d
nor paid any OF no thens previous to his disap
pearuuce.
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Only Three 100000.

READ, PAUSE and REFLECT over the
following: DR.. Coxe's Wild Cherry and
Seneka has proved beyond all doubt to
be the best and most wonderful remedy
ever prepared for the speedy relief and
cure of all coughs, colds, whooping
cough, asthma, hoarseness, weak lungs,
incipient consumption, and that terrible
malady-crOup. Have you delayed try
ing it so long? If so, get bottle cost,
ing so cts. and use two thirds of it if
hot satisfied return the balance and get
your money back. Can anything be
fairer This offer has been accepted by
over 100, 900 persons using this delight.
full remedy, and only three bottles have
ever Deen returned. Sold in Lehightor
by A. j. Durling and II. A. Peter
Large bottles 90 cents; small size 25 cts
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26
Rig Creek Items.

We had a glorious rain on Monday night,
which refreshed everything wonderfully, for
which farmers are thankful
The oats had suffered somewhat, but the rain
has gwen II a new start, ana it will come all
right now.
Potatoes are coming up finely, but the bug
has mustered al his strens Tn and put in an ap-
peaIance ready for his work of destruction.
Farmers wishing TO have crop muse be on
the alert for them.
WIN. c. Brown,whO taught school in Upper
Pine Run last wlnt er, is teaching scieCt school
at Stomiersville. Wish lin success.
The Supervisors of TOwamensing township
have put their rJaus in an excellent condition
The rye throughout this valley looks splen
did, and Il good harvest Is expected.
BY all appearance we ale to have good
crop of all KINDS OF iruit tins year.
Never before within recollection were there
seen las many fishermen ON Big Creek as The
past rev weeks.
"A sabbath school was organized on Sunday
last at ShOenberger's with j. j. Kemerer n,
Supt.: Harrison Snyder. Assistant Supt., ant
Josiah Harpel, Secretary. REVERE.
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Rye Flour Is quiet and sells at SEEN 9j 2j.
Corn Meal Is nominal. rhc last sale OF Brin.
toms" was at e3. 40 I. o. b.
GRA1N.-Tno Wheat market is almost nc .
stand the foreign aOviCes being again uni0VOr.
able, and the millers manitesting no disposition
to operate except at further material decline.
sales of Western red at Sl.7J0l.Sii Pcnnu. do.
at Sl.AQOl %; 500 bush. Penna and Southern
amber at S202.0i; 400 bush Michigan amber ut
si.0O and white, in lots, at s20j02 10 tive Is
lower, with further sales Of Penna at s5C Corn
comes in rather slowly, but there is very little
demand, and the market closed weak ana
rather lower. The cable advices record a fur
ther decline Of Ga. in Liverpool. SAFES of coo
bush. Pelma. and Yves ern yellow In the cars
ana gram depot, at 6o06ic.; 1900 bush. southern
white. in the cgrs, at 63c and 10 Uush. sail at
&c. Oats are verY duh at the decline noted yes.
terdav, and are freely offered, saes OF 4JO
Penna.. good and choice at 5ld53c DClaware
cgnnOt be quoted over ole
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26
PhiIadeInhla Markets.

THURSDAY, NAV "A. - FLOUR AND MEAL
There Is no export lulnHuu Tor 1lur, and with a
very limited inquiry from tle local consumers.
who arc temporarily well stocked up, he mar
ket % uumlstakeau weak ana tuily 70 cents
ucr barrel lower. sales OF Penna. ani Western
extra. in lots, ~ $40 az Mnlesota extra iami'
ly, q; IS fOl iair and good, ss.15a3 for choice
~, good, Ht sJ go bbls. do, do. do, choice, AZ
a8.ll; 100 blls. do do do, very fancy. at Sv 50
ana Pnalnt Nld oulor mgh srades NJ sIUall
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26
Closing Prices of DEHAvEN & Town
SEND, Stock, Government and Gold
40 South Third Street, Philadelphia,
Nav oath. 1877
MARRIED.

GERWALD-BEER.-On the 18th inst.
by the Pev. j. e. Freeman Mir. B. T. SIC ger.
wald. of Parrvville and Miss Trucllla Beer,
ot Lower Towamensng.
REICHARD--DREHE -On the 18th day of
May, by Rev. Abraham Bartholomew, Mr..
Lafayette keichard ana NJ isS Emma Dreh5f,
both of LehtghtOn, Carbon county.
KOLB--S rEIN Elton the 2 rth day Of Mav
by the same, Mr William KOlO OF VI Gather
", and Mrs. Lizzie steiner, Ot QuaknGe, Car
bon county.
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DIED.

FREDEpICK.-On the 4th inst, in Lower
TOwameusing. Stephen Frederick, aged 45
years.
BLOSE.-On the nth inst, in Lower Towan.
ensing, Isabella Amanda, infant daughter of
Lewis and Isabella BlOse, aged year. .
months and II days.
DURLING.-In this borough on the 22d INST.
James, eldest son of Hon. A. j. and Mrs. Kate
Durling, aged years. months and p davS.
BECKER.-On the 18th day of May, in MahOn-
ing township, Oliver, son OF Peter and Jnua
Ann Becker, aged years, months and4 days
SNNDER.-On the 18th daY of May IN MahOn-
ing township, Jacob husband of FrOnicd Sny-
der, aged 80 years, months and 1S day.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently cur
ed of that urCad disease. Consumption. by sim
fellow sufferers the means Ot cure. 10 ali Wno
de I;e IT. ne VIII send a copy of the prescription
us,d, Gree Of charger, with the directions for
preparing and using the came, which they will
lind "A SURE CURE tor Consumption, AS hma,
BrOncnit tls. &c. PItl"S wishing the PIE ci1p-
non will pisIse HduTe is REV. E. a. WILSON,
ID PeMmst. MlllnmI abnrgh NY. 1nllm6
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26
Tape Worm Removed Alive.

Head and all complete. in two hours. M Zee
removed bv DIR. Kunkel, 25y North Nlntl ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa. SEM for circular with Il ire T.
tbs on all kinks OF worms, advice free Ask
your druggist for a bottle of Kunkers NOIni
Syrup, which will do the work. Price 81. 1t
never TAI s 70 remove All kinds, from children
or grown persons. Directions with it. IA, o.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26
SIure Death warrants Issued.

/On Tuesday morning Governor Hart
'ranft issued the death warrants of eight
more of the Mollie Mcguire prisoners,
viz: .Aleck Campbell, James Carroll,
Hugh McGephan, James Boyle, and
James Roarity are to hang on Thurs
day, June 2l, the same day already fix
ed for the execution Of Munley, Kelly,
Doyle and DOnohue, making nine in all,
four In Mauch Chunk and five in Potts
vile, who will expiate their crimes on
that day. The warrants were also is-
sued for Patrick Hester, Peter McHugh
and Patrick Tuley, fixing Thursday,
August the 9th, as the day of their exc
eutiOn,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26
Errors of Youth.

A Gentlemln who suffered for years from
Nervous DEBILITY, Premature Decay and M the
fleets YOutltu, inuiscfetlOn WILL fOr the silko
OF suffering humanity, send free to all w.u leed
It. the recipe ana directions Tor making the
simple remedy bv wnlOn nc wls cured suffer-
ers Wishing 10 D. Ott by The advert sar's expert
ence can do so by adore -siug III perfect cOuil-
denCe. JOHN B. OGDEN,
ianlJm6 ~ Cedar-st,, New York.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26

Thu WHIIOWBs
A correspondent writing from Mauch
Chunk, gives the following description
of the galows built by Mr.. Josiah SEN
pei, to be used in the hanging of the
doomed Mollies on the 21st of June:

In the guards room at the Mauch Chunk iail
lies the frame work of the gallOws that will be
used in usheling four souls in,O eternity on
the 2lsU of June. The dreadful instrument was
made but few months ago by MIR. Josiah SEN
del, of this place and IL composed of seasoned
oak. Ihe different pieces that 20 to make up
the whole are lying IN Ohe corner OF the rOOm
and beside one Ol the beams Is piece of cord
rather than rope, that Is wound around and
around IN u circle uutIl IL forms the shape OF n
wheel of considerable dimensions. This Is the
hangmah's rope, and IS a composition OF silk ana
hemp, and ls not much more than Onc-half inch
InicR. The whole affair in Its loose condition
presents rather harmless aspect, but when
put together and ready for use it In the opposite
OF pleasant to lOOk upon, and everything in its
immediate neghOOrhOOd assumes melancholy
appearance. The day DefOIe the execution It
win be pUt up in the back part Of the ground
CORR lOr and It's width will take up all lhe space
between the tiers OF cells. us construction is
very simple, differs ON other GallOws IN n
great many respect The posts on either s de
are strong, fifteen feet high and are connected
at TIE top by u heavy beam to which one end
Of the rope is securely fastener. The other end
Of the moose is made inIO a SlD-nOt, or what Is
popularity known as "a sailors knot
he platform OF the scutfo!d is reached bv a
stairway and is seven feet ana halt from the
top. The fatal trap is original and WORKS easily,
1t occupies about two feet and IA hall of the en-.
tite platform, and Is composed OF dOuOle doors
connected to the frame work by iron hinges
Two massive bolts support the trap and a stout
piece OF rope lB so attached that when pulled
both of the bolts are qmcEly Withdrawn, and
the doors fall dOwnwards, ore on each side ere
uung n space Of some six feet six inches through
winch tie cOnuemGed mel tai with terrible
velocity.
The unfortunate men will have a dead fell OF
about five feet sufficient to break tn ar neck,
nsGntnueOusly.
sheriff Raudenbush is under the impression
that two men can be nung at once on II, but the
builder thinks not, as IL was only intended Il
hang one man at time. / presume the com
misslOners never Thought o. their being CallrC
upon to haug more Than one man ON one day
ana whether IL new galiows VIII have to O'
| built 50 as to accommodate fOuI, is "A question
| chat as yet has not been decided.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1877-05-26
PlMpLES.

! with mall (Freel he recipe for preparing q
smule VEGETABLE BALM that will remove TAN,
FRECKLES PlMrLrS and BLoICnEs leaY
ing The sam soft, c Oar and beautiful; also IN
stIuCtOns Tor producing a luXunaut growth of
hair on a bald bead or smooth face. Address
Ben. Yanleli 4 Co. EOS 6lsl, No. s WoosteI-st I,
New York, innl3m8
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-08-08

ANToNELLI's heirs and brothers are 10
longer received at the Vatican, because
they refused the Pope's suggestion in
favor of a compromise with Countess
Iambertini, on the ground that they
did not choose to ransom their ownpro-
perty. His Holiness had politely init
mated that a compromise would prevent
u highly %scandalous suit, which could
only disgrace a high functionary of the
church. Meanwhile the Roman Judge
has taken the papers and reserved his
decision on the point so far debated,
namely, whether the Countess parent
age is duly authenticated in the persons
of Sor Angelo and Sora Antonietta, or
whether she can put in fresh baptismal
Recommendation the future memory"