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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-26
pROOF OF ~ILL.-MANENAN
STATE OF WISCONSIN

OF WISCONSIN, L,
GRANT COUNTY.
Probate Office, June nth, 1865.
In the matter Of the Proof and Probate Of the last wilk
and testament OF Bernhard Johan Manenann, deceas-
ed, late of the County of Grant.
Whereas. an instrument in. writing, purporting to bo
the last Vill and testament of Bernhard Johan Name
mann, deceased, late of the County of Grant, has bceH
flied in my office and whereas, application has been
made by i. Corpelson, Executor named, praying that
the same be proven and admitted 10 Probate according
to the laws of this State:
Therefore, it is ordered that said application be heard
before me at the Probate Office in the village OF Ian,
caster, in said County, on the 9Th day of July, A. d
1866, Mt one o'clock, p. NJ. Of said day.
Ard it is further ordered, that notice shall be given to
all persons interested in said will Of the time and place
of said hearing, by publication in. the Grant County
successive weeks, once each week, prior TO the time OF
such hearing.
BY the Court, VIM. McG0N1GAL,
IL Comfy Judgo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-26

HARVEST DRINK-.Mix = ith five
gallons of good water, half a gallon
Of moiasses, n quart Of vinegar, and
two ounces of powdered ginger
This will make not only very pleas
ant beverage, but n highly ipyig-
Grating and healthful.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-26

krLizzie Mcdaniel, a young lady
living at Spencer, Owen county, died
recently from the effects of inhaling
the yapor of Costar's rat poison.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1866-06-26
WOOL CARDING,
FULLING, DRESSING CLOTHS.
AT THE MILLvILLE FACTORY.

The subscriber would say to his numerous friends and
patrons that he will be ready for carding on the Goth
day OF May. / have got new Cards and my Machine
otherwise improved that l feel satisfied that | will be
able to do as good Carding as can be done in the State.
| expect to be on hand at all times myself. and do the
best can to accommodate my customers l expect to
run night and day when the weather will permit. A
limited amount Of wool will be taken 10 be made into
Cloth or Flannelo on the shares, or for money. Thankful
for the liberal share of patronage heretofore received l
expect to merit and receive a continuance of the same.
JOSEPH H~ORSEFALL.
Milly lilo. NAV J., 1866 .-4S-tf
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TO THE LADIES.

/ have $50 pounds Of Tow Carpet Chain, assorted col
ors. for sale. one fourth less price than Cotton Chain.
and warranted to wear twice as long. Call soon.
JOSEPH ~H0RSEFALL.
Melville, May /, lse6.4s-tt
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Legal.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, !
CorS-xa p Qpa~r
Circuit Court OF Grant
County, Wis.

COUNTY OF GRANT.
James Durley, Administrator
of the estate of William Fere. Circuit Court Of Grs.t
deceased, plaintiff, County. Wis.
versus
Thomas Turneal and Eliza Judgment of Forec,o
TurneaI, defendants. sure and sale.
BY virtue Of a judgment and order of sale In this
above entitled action rendered and made at the March
term 1866 of the Circuit Court of said County. | shall on
the 9th day July 1896 at the outer door of the Court
House in the village OF Lancaster in said County offer
for sale aud sell ut public auction at one o'clock in the
afternoon of that day to the highest bidder for cash the
fol owing described property to wit
The west half of the Southeast quarter of section
number ~thirtysix (3o) in township No one u north Of
Range No one C) west of the 4th principal meridian
containing eighty acres be the same more or less and
the same being situated in the County of Grant and
State OF Wisconsin,
Said sale will be made TO satisfy said judgment Be
sides interest and costs.
Dated Sheriff 5 0hics Lancaster; May 21st 1868.
THOMAS ii. ROBERTSON, WM. CLISE, Sheriff,
Plaintiff 5 Attorney. Grant County, Wisconsin.
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Stock Horses, &c.
THE MULE TRADE.
McKenzie's Jacks--Tippecanoe and
Young African,

The Jack, Young African, fonr years old last fall, val!
stand for mhFes the ensuing season, al VIM Nhitesides
barn, Nit Hope, Mondays and Tuesdays on Saturdays 1t
my stable, 5 miles northwest Of Lancaster. Terms ten
dollars to insure a mare with foal.
YOUNG AFRICAN was sired by Tippecanoe; his dam
vas an African and Spanish Jenny, large size. He is q
gure foalgetter; two Of his colts can be seen at my sta
BILE not twelve months old, yet larger than most yearling
colts. He also wenl tO some thirty mares in '65 most
OF which are in foal.
JACK T~IPpECAN0E.
The famous thorough bred Jack, Tippecsnoe. will be
kept for the benefit OF Farmers of Blake's Prairie, by
John Bate. at his stable two miles south Of Tafton-
This is a fine opportunity for farmers who have fine
large mares, and wish TO raise the most serviceable Of
all animals--the mule, aid mules that will be sure TO
command the highest price in market, . number OF
which, now one year old, cannot be bought for $l25 90.
For further particulars inquire Of the subscI iber. or
J Bate. or see hand bills. Don't miss this opportunity
as another such may not be enjoyed for years.
j J McKINZIR.
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Furniture.
FURNITURE.

The subscriber has purchased a large stock of Furni-
ture on the Lake Shore for
"CAS II O n LY."
which he is selling for barely living profits. 1t consists
in part Of
COMMON CHAIRS, 4 varieties.
C~ANESEATS, 4 varieties.
ROCKERS 6 varieties.
CIIILDS CHAIRS, of all kinds.
CRIBS, a good assortment.
Also, n BEDSTEADS,
from the best shop in the North-wes Territory in great
variety, cottage and fancy, plain and some all Iron, also
Mattresses. Looking Glasses and Picture Frames,
and all kinds Of
GLLTAlND PLAIN MOULDLNGS TO 4RRIFE.
Light Stand, Wash Stands, Bureaus,
In Rosewood, Mahogany and Black Walnut.
Sink Bureaus, Wash Bureaus, Bureau Light Stands
WHAT NoTS-
a most beautiful article, Quartette Stands, Tucker
Chase's
NEW PATENT BED SPRINGS,
also Bigelow's Patent
RADIATlNG CLOTHES FRAME.
] have arranged with Mr.. c. seraeder to carry on the
shop, where We Mil be ready 10 make any thing in our
line and also to do any repairs required of us,
A thing of Beauty is joy foreAer. Come and see our
splendid ENGRANINGS L~lGH0GRAPHS, PHOTO
GRAPHS, &c, &c, &c.
Pictures framed in all Styles, to order.
SASH, DOORS. and BLIALS, on hand, or sent Tor
on order, quite cheap.
Call and see our Book of Designs of Tomb-stones TO
select from, they will be cheaper than can be bought
elsewhere. Call aud see us at ID. II. Blu Ids old stand.
FOSTER & SHREDDER.
Lancaster, Wis, Nov. 18th lS65.-lOtf
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Also, l have the Agency for the World renowned
Mccormick Reaper,

and can supply all wishing the Improved Self raking
Reaper, which is now acknowledged the most perfect
Reaper extant. The Mccormick Reaper needs no recon-
mend from me, to give it force, but the almost unani.
nous decision is, The Mccormick Reaper is the Reaper
for me- He has got out a rare mower, light and yet
durable-exrressly for moving. The Mccormick Self
Raker is tahing like as did fire to the tall prairie grass,
sweeping all before it.
l will also keep on hand all parts of McCormick's
Reaper, to repair old ones now in use, Il want that has
long been felt here in Lancaster.
d. BUDD.
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NATION WAGON SHOP.
CultivatOrS, &c
A NEW

n II OOL11N
/ wish to call the attention of Farmers to my Guilt
vator, believing it To be better machine than any other
offered In this market. l have just received a favora-
BILE report from the Patent Office and will get a patent
on the main feature of the machine in due course.
/ claim and guarantee that it shall do as good work
anywhere and easier than the :" Hawkeye" machine and
Oh rolling land among crooked rows and badly planted
corn shall do far better than any stiff tongue machine
made. Amy purchaser OF this machine, not being con-
WINGED Of the truth Of this after a reasonable trial is
privileged to return it and get his money back. l used
this machine ON hillside land last year and did excellent
work.
In view of the uncertainty of getting q patent l star
ted only II machines, and it is low too late to supply
many this year. Another season l will try to supply
all orders.
Samples may be seen at d. II. Budds, Lancaster. G.
Hawley's, rlatteville, ID. G.. Scaton, Boscobel, y. Clay
tons, Animation, at the Post Office, Fennimore, and at
nay residence in Libe VA miles northeast of Lancas-
ter.
This machine works with a lever; hnt treadles will
be attached, when desired at a cost of -. Price Of ma
chine $50.
Comparison and criticism invited.
Address,
Z,
May 81, 1866. Lancaster, Wis.
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Grant C0untu Fair,

last fall Farmers who wish to secure our Cultivator
will consult their own interest by ordering early as all
made by us last year were sold before the season for
using, and many farmers who intended to have the
Ilawkeye were disappointed by not ordering timely.
Shop price, including sclf-ddjusting sheetiron shields
and double-trees, sos 90 Terms, $500 TO accompany
order, balance on delivery.
We have testimonials from noarly every man who
bought enr Cnltigatnr last spring, all speaking in the
one:
Mcssrs. TRAINER & Co.:
Dear Sirs Last spring I purchased one OF your
"Hawkeyc" Cultivators, patented by w Furnas, and
consider it superior 10 any cnltivator | have ever seen.
The facility with which the depth OF the Piowsi is altered
while in motion, the ability to lower the side plows
which happen to run in 4 dead furrow, the tCOOdeR pin
arrangement in the coulter bar which breaks when the
shovel strikes an obstruction, thus saving any important
part of the machine from injury, and the facility with
which all the piOws are thrown out of the ground are
points in which your cultivator excels any other. The
plows having IA very easy side motion, you can cultivate
all the ground. doing their work to my satisfaction.
Very truly yours, SIDNEY BRADLEY.
J. C. TRAINER & co.
Tafton. Wis. Feb. l3, 1S66.-36
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BLOCK HOUSE
MILL.
NEAR ~PLATTEVILLE.

} am now carding, Spinning, making Rolls, Weaving,
&c with my machines in frstrate order, new cards and
exI rienced hrst-class workman, and propose to do
d. what work offers.
I e wool must be clean or ! shall cleanse it At a cost
of to scents a pound, as | will not try TO work dirty
WOO again for anybody.
] am making Cloth, Blankets broad and narrow,
flannels a yard wide plain and twilled, Stocking Yarn,
single Yarn. Jeans, &c.
With the new machinery / shall have up this summer
/ will be able to furnish goods in a very satisfactory
style.
Rancid lard or butter will not do for greasing wool.
GEO. r.
Block House, Pistteviiie, May %, '6e-52-Sm.
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The Best Corn Cultivation Made.

UUTTTVHIOT, We WUUIu say IIhE VIC uLTII ANUT ~ HuH-
dred ofthem the past season, which were sold and used
through many sections of Wisconsin, and we have yet to
learn of the first one that failed to give satisfaction.
While the main features of the Hawkeye Cultiyator
remain the same, we have adopted such minor improve
ments as experience suggested-using only the best
material, and putting them up in the most substantial
manner.
Besides all the advantages of other Cultivators, we
claim the following, some of which others do not possess:
LIST. All the shoyels being moved sideways by the feet,
the ground between the rows is all cultivated, leaving
no balks. as is the case where only the two forward show
els move. The side motion il on the pendulum princi-
pie, the shovels being suspended and their depth graded
by a chain. Being free from from friction ii is the east
est, and any boy who can manage a team can work il.
I'd. The easy manner OF throwing all the plo"s out Of
the ground, by placing the feet upon the treadles conve-
niently arranged, thus cleaning the shovels of trash,
and for turning at the ends, leaving the hands free to
guide the team.
Sd. The arrangement Of handles in ratched work, so
that the %plowman can With ease change the depth of
either OF both sets of plows whtte m motion
attn. Easy adjustment OF shoteis 10 a greater or less
width
9th. The front shovels are turned of mould board
shape, and can be reversed for killing, and being on pa
tent movable blocks can be turned to throw the soil
either 10 or from the corn as desired
9th. The jointed standard, with a fiat coulter bar fas-
tened with a wooden pin, which breaks when the shovel
strikes ar obstruction, allowing 1T to turn back without
injury to the Cultivator.
9TH. The ease with which either pair Of side shovels are
lowered when running in 4 dead iurrow, or on a side
HILL thus enabling you to cultivate 1t the same as II II
were level-the Shoyels conforming al all times to me
ven surfaces. A great advantage over other cultiyator4.
oth- The side beams being pivoted to the main beam.
the back shoyels can be set to run deep and the forward
ones shallow, when the corn is small.
9th. The back shovels arc Of such a distance from the
forward ones as to render them less liable to choke than
any other cultivator.
10th. Tie seat can be moved forward or back, accord
ing to the weight of driver, to avoid all downward pres
sure upon the necks of the horses.
18th. This Cultivator has a great advantage over 9th
r 8 in the height of axle.
IL. We claim for THIS implement the utmost simplicity
of structure, ease of management, l~Ightness Of daft,
strength and durability.
The Hawkeye Cultivator has taken the lead wherever
it has been introduced. 1t took the
LIST Premium at Wisconsin State Far,
over all others, and also at the
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T HAVE IT, FARMERS!
An agency for the
Van Brunt Broadcast Seed Sewer
AND CULTYTATOR COMBINED.

M CULTIFATOR COMBINED.
As a sample of what hundreds of Farmers say I will
refer to what j. W, Lord, of Mackford. Green Lake CO.,
says:
Messrs. VAN BRUNT & Co:
The undersigned having used your
Patent Broadcast Seed Sewer and Cultivator combined,
taxi this occasion TO express his entire satisfaction of
this machine, and unhesitatingly pronounce it the most
perfect machine in use. having tested and experiment
ted with a great many seed sewers, / feel at liberty to
commend it to the agricultural community, without
fear of rebuke Oh censUre from my neighbors; as for
seeding down to Clover or Timothy, it can't be beat
i seeded down % acres, mixed with wheat, and it came
up even and nice. 1t paid me the cost of the machine
the past season, and | would not take one hundred and
fifty dollars for it if / could not get another of the same
kind. j. W. LORD.
This is only one witness, while there are hundreds of
Just such assurances from Farmers, now in the Compa-
ny's possession One span of horses can sow and Guilt
vatc with ease eight or ten acres per day, and the driv-
er can ride Any good sized boy or manned soldier, that
can manage a team can do as well as amy full grown,
perfect man The machine is carried on wheels, about
as large as the forward wheel to a wagon, and when you
stop the team, your grain sown is put in as perfect as
can be done any other way. The Cultivator is consid-
cred to do the work equal to an ordinary Harrow passing
over il fOur times.
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The Amended Interest Law.

The following is the law of this
State relating to interest, as amend
ed at the last session Of the Legisla-
ture:
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70 tue subscriber, notice is given that previous 70 tn
First of March next, payment is required and NAV be
made either to the subscriber at Cassville or to WI
Dewey, Att at Law, Lancaster, Wis, and after March
first next my Notes and accounts will be placed IN the
hands OF W p. Dewey Esq, wit,-instructions ~ force
collection Of the same at once, without regard to favor
to any one. -
l mean what / say in this notice and all indebted to
me- will govern themselves accordingly. -
CHARLES L. LA GRAVE.
Cassville, January lst, IS6G.-3Itf 50.
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FARMERS, COME AND SEE 1T,

Always on exhibition at the Shop of the undersigned.
1t can be used as a Corn Sulky Cultivator, by renewing
the two centre teeth
Ee-Pricc Seventy five dollars at nearest Depot, one
half cash down, balance l.t of November, with good
note. ID. Ii. BUDD.
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CLOSING OUT NOTICE.

The undersigned would respectfully notify tho public
that he is closing up his Mercantile Business at Cass-
vile.
To that end his entire Stock Of Merchandise is now
offered for sale at
COST PRICES.
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TO THOSE

These goods were purchased at LOW RATES for cash
and great bargains are now to be had at his store il
Cassyilla. - u
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Mill,illo, May !, 1866 .-4s-tf
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-05-07

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT of BALTT.
~ MORE ClT1.-Georse S. Norfolk and others w.
Lewis T. Brown and others-Ordered, this sd day of
4hhPrll, 1870, that the sale made and reported by
Ihomas donaldson, trustee. for the sale of the real
estate OF Mary A; Brown. be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown or
before the 10th day of May next-Provided, copy
OF tins order be inserted in some paper printed in
baltimore CITY, in each of three successive weeks
before the 10th day of May next.
The report states the amount of sales to be So 50
SAM'L N. EVANS, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
SAM'L M. EVANS Clerk, my18l5
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COMPANIES.
The UNITED STATES FIRE
AND
Marine Insurance ComDany

UT BAIIIMURE,
OFFICE l73 SOUTH BROADWAY
In the Banking House FORMERLY occupied
by the Second National flank
, This Company insures a0itAout charge for P0licy
3uialngs Merchand1se and other Property in or out
year or tor shorter period and assurances may be
maze fOr seven or for q less number of years Tho
Navigation and Marine Risk
- APphcations for Insurance or for information in
kANDOLPH, Vice President or to
HENRY c. JONES, Secretary.
ID = Vt PRESENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
r. r. n m 11lHley, John j. Abrahams
MS MS = II haanqoipar as. &. Ramsay,
~ ~ IN. u. n Eatt9acart, George A Coleman,
G Th q r.; MOTHS, IThos. BooE,
Sonn O. 9llm@n Caeb B. Hynes.
mniA-U LlllN Wy. RANnAI Dill prns;AnnA
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FE7G SOLDIERS FAMILIES,
BAR,NUM'S HOTEL.

FE79 SOLDIERS FAMILIES,
BOUNTY, PENSION,
BACK PAY, PRIZE MONEY, &c.
The Widow, Child. Father, Mother, Brother or
Sister. &c. of any 0ftcer, Soldier or seaman WHO
dies in the service of thu United States il entitled to
Bounty. Pension or Back Pay. &c. Full information
siTsn, ard al sGch GLAZING promptly collected nv
WM, &. HILL.
Government Claim 0H3rs
70 ". Fsyatts ytr9sss
go Baltimore. nd.
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philadelphia Markets.


PHrLADELPHIA, May 5.-Flour quiet but firm.
StoqE IS 900 hbs against 100000 bbls at same time
last year. Wheat firm; red 25i@265 cts; Spring 2O5
cts white 270@295. Corn is 3@5 cts lower-sales of
yellow at SS@S5 cts. Whisky is dull; Pennsylvania
S2.z5g2.26; Ohio 1927.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. May 5.-Flour is active and prices have
Spr;n~ Extra Wbeof AZ S Ior Tar choice
Sales at $l56@157 for No. l. closing at the outside
price; No 2 is in good demand at $l.OS@1l3. Corn
Provisions are firm. Mess Pork is held at 800 Lard
has advanced l@112 cts.
Gmporfs-FOreign.
West Coast South America-Ship Susan Fitzger-
alleges bags nitrate Soda ST bales wool. do goat
skins sack Bhsat f;itageraJd Booth Co.
do, 50 hhds molasses, Kirkland, Chase x Co..
Demerara-Br. bark St lawrence.-295 hhds sugar,
26S bbls do. 50 punchs molasses, w II Perot; pkgs
sundrcs. sundry persons.
Matanzas-Schr Jennie Morton.-293 hhds sugar.
70 boxes do. Spence & Reid.
st Johns, P R-Schr Oregon.-67 hhds sugar, $50
bbls do, % casks molasses, Kirkland Chase j Co.
ESpOrfs-FOreisn.
St Johns. R-Brg Chattanooga.--5O bbls -four
5OO realms paper Sii gals kerosene. 1920 shocks and
co. do do slaves $50 bags bark 219 bbls rosin, 1888
boxes bread, 10 tons SasSairas. 900 treenails.
St aueia-Br;; bark Elizao,O$ bbs flour, 90 do
pork, do bread. 50 do meal half do beef. 10 eighth
do do, $50 bush corn hhds tobacco 365 Shocks 2205
lbs hams. 5000 do lard 706 do cheese q 500 candles
100 bush peas 20 bbIs do split 3l pkgs sundries 0
feet lumber.
st Jago de Cuba-Brig Fannie.-100 bags rice, Sc
tes Goldfish. $500 gals coal OIL S9 shocks and heads
500 bdls hoops.
Nuevitas-Brig Concord.-Ballast.
IEnEorts-C0astEise.
Norfolk-Str. Jas. 7. Brady-5S hides. B. Deford i
Sons.
Portland-Schr Lucy A. Orcatt94 tons plaster
500 bbls mdse. order.
-Norfolk-sehr. Challenge-5O bbls lime, Is do fish,
Is boxes herrings. order.
!schr Our Flag-252 bbls shad. 467 do herrings
Whedhee / Dickinson,
Newborn, n. C,-schr. Annie Marie-3l 600 shingles
1000 slaves 13S boxes herrngs 10 kits mackerel. W.
D. Shurtz & Co.
Wilmington, n C.-str. Ellie Knight bale cotton
Jas. Corner Il Sons; q bales cotton, G. p Tiffany:
case beet: Numsen, Carroll Il Co; box mdse, Hoff-
ncy; . do. order; box md Sc DIR. j. D. Rosselt.
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MEDICAL,
HUM pHEsEES,

XII M 90 OPatRic Specifies.
BEHAVE proved, from the most ample experience,
& IL an entire success; Simple. Prompt, Efficient and
Reliable. They are the only Medicines perfectly
adapted to popular use-so simple, that mistakes
cannot be made in using them; so harmless, as to be
free from danger and so efficient to be always re-
liable. They have received the highest commenda-
ton from all, and will always render satisfaction.
Cents.
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a AW AND REAL ESTATE OFFICE
ZAP. STEVENS, Attorney at law, n. ". cor. Leg
ington and St. Paul SITS. Entrance I'd door on St.
Paul street. Professional business attended to in ali
TIE Courts OF BALTIMORE and State of Maryland.
Loans Negotiated. Oil Lands and Leases for sale in
West Virginia and Pennsylvania; Also Coal AMI
Eineral Lands. fa29-1v
EAIAMaND HOOP SKIRT
~ MANUFACTURERS COMPANY,
PETERS & W00LLEY,
WARERooas, No. Holiday St., Baltimore. Nd and
No. SOL Market ST. Wilmington, Delaware,
~! Manufaetorg-No. ]. and Weat Eighth atFsst,
afaiastsat peiAVRe' sEIe-lR
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FEVHIS is 10 GIVE NOTICE, That the subj
n scrlber has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Baltimore CITY, letters of administration on the
estate OF MAKlA RIVERS, late of said city, de-
ceased.
All persons having claims against said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouch-
day of October, 1866; they may otherwise by law,
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persona indebted to said estate requested to
make Immediate payment. Given under my hand
this 18th day OF april 1856,
HUGH BRADLEY.
splsslaWaTs Administration,
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ROOFING, ETC.

PAGK'3 EELgs CEMENT And GRAVEL ROOF
ING
n tho beet in use AID has been we'll known for Gf-
teen years.
~s z0afantae all new work for f7e years.
it IL bettor than Tin, and eoEts half as much.
V.d Roofs repaired at short notice.
re are the only manufacturers OF ROOFING MA
5Ehi ALab IN Maryland. ell Of which we keep con-
Ian tsQQtH EpG iE0E FENCES painted with
3us PI&IatIT 2&RATEIEEf VARETsH.
PAGE BROS CO.,
n1-H gts Smith, ThaPf.