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I7EMs--EDI4oRIA1 AND OTHERWISE.
. Charles Sumner lost SIC, 900 by the Boston

K Charles Sumner lost $4,000 by the Boston
fire.
- Reports of prevailing snow-storms come
simultaneously from Maine and Nova Scotia to
Tennessee and Arkansas.
= Mrs. Agnes Young, consort of Mr.. James
M. Young, of Abbeville County, died at Bates
Vile, Miss, on the 9th instant.
III. w. Hendricks, Deputy .. S. Marshal,
has been peremptorily removed from that po-
stion by y. S. Marshal Wallace
A French journal has been established at
St. Petersburg with the purpose of promoting
an alliance between Russia and France.
There is a rumor that Charles OConor, of
New York, is to be made Chief Justice in the
event of Chief Justice Chase's resignation.
= The receipts of the Greenville and Col
umbia Railroad are said to be the largest for
the last mouth of any since the road was con-
structed.
Col. R. P. Goodlett, who removed West
soon after the war, has returned to this State,
and will probably make Greenvlle his perma-
nent home.
Mr.. Thurlow Weed is reported to have
given up smoking, being convinced by half
centurys experience thereof that it is a remar-
kably slow poison
1t is proposed in the Southern States to
complete the arrangements for erecting stat
ute of "Stonewall' Jackson, for which purpose
a subscription was started in 1868.
j Rev. F. Bruce Davis has accepted call
to the charge of the Episcopal Church in
Union, and expects to enter upon the discharge
of his duties early in January next.
1t appears from the verdict of the coro-
ner's jury in the'case of the killing of Hick-
son by Mr.. Carter, editor :of the Lancaster
Ledger, that the deed was excusable.
= A statute to the memory of Chief Justice
Taney was unveiled at Annapolis, Md, on
Tuesday, before a large concourse and many
distinguished representatives of the people.
- The Federal jury gave Hon. Josiah Tur-
ner editor of the Raleigh IN C.l Sentinel, S.
600 damage in his suit against Kirk and Ber-
gen for false imprisonment and bad treatment.
A destructive fire occurred in Chester on
last Sunday morning, totally destroying ten
stores, occupying one whole side of the busi-
ness portion of the town. A rough estimate
puts the loss at from S150000 to 100000.
The origin of the fire is not known. If we are
not mistaken, this is the third disastrous fire in
Chester since the war.
j Rev. J. I. Bonner, President of the Due
West Female College, has been appointed by
the Board of Trustees of Erskine College to
solicit subscriptions to the endowment of the
last named Institution.
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The Columbia correspondent of tn

= The Columbia correspondent of the
Charleston Me,cs telegraphs as follows concern
ing an important bill introduced by Mr.. Feath-
erston, of Anderson: "The introduction by
Featherston, on the 9TH instant, in the House
of Representatives, Of bill to increase the
amount of deposits required from foreign insur..
ance companies doing business here, has caused
no small huttcr in insurance circles. Tce-
grams have been received here to-day from
some of the leading companies, saying, that if if
the bill becomes law they will withdraw all
their business from the State, and the agents
here express the opinion that, in that case, IN
surance would be made much higher and less
thousand dollars from fire and fifty thousand
dollars for life companies. Featherston's bill
proposes to increase these amounts to fifty
thousand dollars and one hundred thousand,
rnsnrctivnly"
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The Justice of the Verdict rendered by the
public wears ago in favor of the MEXICAN Mus
TANG LINIMENT must be apparent to all who
have used that famous preparation or seen it
used. Its healing influence is irresistible. The
most obstinate forms of neuralgia or rheumatic
disease are totally cured by it, and that in an
inconceivably short space of time External
injuries or sores, whether of man or beast, as
We'll as all equine or human maladies for which
a liniment may be used, are speedily remedied
by its use. Remember it is not merely palli-
alive but an eradicant of disease.
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A COMFORTABLE HoME.-No man can have
a comfortable home especially in winter, when
the wind finds an opening between the sashes,
that will not open casily, window that will
not close sash that will not be raised-these
are among the little things that spoil the happi-
ness of millions Avoid these and many other.
discomforts by patronzing the leading Manu-
facturer of Doors, Sashcs and Blinds in the
Southern States, Mr.. p p Toale, of Charles
tor. $. G. Send for his prize list.
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pr our neighbor, the Anderson Conserva-
TOR, is before the public; the first number hav-
ing been; issued several days ago. We congrat-
ulate all concerned upon its ezeditable appear
ance, and would express the hope that friendly
relations will always exist between the two
establishments.
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ssgThe Unnitsd States Senate has unani-
n,ously confirmed the nomination of Hon.
James L. Orr as Minister to Russia. We un-
derstand that Judge Orr has gone to Washing
ton for Che purpose of arranging preliminary
matters, and that he will probably take his de-
narture for ST. Petersburg sometime in January.
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WEST POINT. Ga. Sept. 8. 1871

WEST POINT, GA, Sept 3, 1871.
w. FL. Tutt-Dear Sir: have been an inva-
lid for five years, and have with fortitude and
patience tried nearly every patent medicine
known to the people without any effectual re-
lief 1t was suggested by some of my friends
to take your Vegetable Pills, for which am
under obligations for said suggestion. It being
a favorable one, propose to state the effects. 1
weigh more than l ever did, and my health is
far better than it has been in five years. Ger
tainly give all the credit to your Pills; and as
may bet if it is a male that his name shall be
Tut. Publish if you choose.
r A DONALDSON
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nsg- Snow and ice are reported in various
parts of the State last week. We had plenty
Of ice, but only a light full of snow in this
vicinity.
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bsr A nav paper has made its appearance
in Beaufort, called the Southern Standard, and
we are in receipt of the first number 1t is
Republican in politics, and has been designated
as the Official organ in Beaufort County. Geo.
W. johnson, Editor.
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THE MARKETS.

ANDERSON, Dec. IS, 1872.
The cotton market has been brisk and lively
during the past week, with prices slightly ad-
vanced. Prices range to-day from l6i to l79.
Sales for the week 432 bales.
Corn sl.0O to sl.1O; Flour s11.0o to $12.oO,
Peas s1.OO to S1.l0; Bacon 10 to 12l cents.
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nss- We failed to receive the Abbeville Press
and Banner last week. VIII the proprietors Do
kind enough to forward copy Of that issue to
thispfice?
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Correct the Stomach.
Dec 10, 1872

1t is well ascertained physiological fact that
ity is a deranged condition of the alimentary
canal. The bowels become constipated and
sluggish, and thence arises a train of painful
and distressing maladies. AS 4 preventive
and cure, there is no remedy so safe and sure
as DIR. TUFTS Vegetable Liver Pills.
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pw- Our paper will be issued next week on
Tuesday, in order that the printers may have a
chance Of enjoying Christmas to the fullest
extent. Advertisers will please hand in their
.fayors before Monday afternoon.
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m- We are informed that'some of the mer-
chants expect to close their stores on Christmas
Day, and probably longer. 1t is likely that all
will unite In general recreation for day or
two. .s..s5.
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sar We are requested to state that Rev. E.
B. Rice will preach in the Baptist Church next
Sunday, morning and evening. Bro Rice
will take charge of an important field in Lau-
rens County early next month.
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A Relief.

You are troubled with bad breath; it an
noys your friends and acquaintance as well as
yourself You would like to get rid of it, but
scarcely know what means to adopt. We will
tell you. Use the fragrant SozoDoNT. 1t will
cleanse and bcautify your teeth, and leave your
breath pure and sweet.
Accidents happen; keep Spaldings Glue.
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= On Thursday last, the thermometer stood
at six degrees below zero in Concord, n. Fl.
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Mr.. Edward Wood who died recently in
Edenton, n. c., had his life insured in respon-
sible companies for S90,000
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N. Talley J. w. Townsend, VIC. Patterson,
d. Derrick, f. j. Pennington, L. Scarborough,
John Watts, 4. McCorquodale.
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Appointments of the South Carolina Con-
ference

The following is the list of appointments
of the South Carolina Conference for the en-
suing year, as announced by Bishop Paine on
Tuesday evening, viz:
CHARLESTON DISTRICT-W. P. MoUzoN,
Presiding Elder.
Trinity and Cumberland-G. 81. Wells.
Bethel. T. Wightman.
Spring Street-R. D. Smart.
{ Berkley Circuit-A. G. CAN'T
{St. Paul's Mission-To be supplied by j.
C. Brandon.
Cypress Circuit-W. Carson.
|.St.' Paul's Mission-To be supplied BY G.
Smith.
Lower St. Georges Circuit-A. R. Danner.
Bamberg Circuit-P. F. Kistler.
St. Georges Circuit-W. A.. Clarke.
Walterborough Circuit-B. G. Jones, II. B.
Green. a ~ -
i. Colleton Circuit-Thomas Raysor. i, ~
~Allendale Circuit-T. E. Wannamaker. o..
Yemassee Circuit-G II. Pooser. ~.
( Black Swamp Circuit-M. Z. Banks,
I Hardeeville Mission-J. r. Ceburn.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT-H.A A. G. Walk
er, Presiding Elder.
Orangeburg Station-F. Auld.
Eastern Orange Circuit-C. Wilson.
Providence Circuit. III. Zimmerman.
St. Matthew's Circuit-T. j. Clyde. -
Branchyille Circuit-D. J. Simmons, -
Edsto Circuit. L. Sifey. R. B. Tarrant,
supernumerary. rl q
Graham's Circuit. w. McRoy.
Williston Circuit. B. Massabeau. !
Aiken Mission-G. J. Grifiths
Graniteville Mission-L @. Loyal.
Upper Orange Circuit. S, Beasley. :
Upper st. Matthew's Circuit. j. Work
man. ,. -c-a
COLUMBIA DESTRUCTIVE. Martin, P. E.
Washington Street-O. A. Darby.
(Marion Street-W. D. Kirkland.
/ City Mission-To be supplied
Columbia Circuits. P. H. Elwell.
Richland Fork Circuit. K. Mccain. n
Winnsboro Circuit. S. Connor, sup'n'y.
Fairfield Circuit. T. Kilgo, ]. A. Clifton.
East Chester Circuit. 81. Boyd.
Chester Circuit. w. Humbert.
Rock Hill Circuit. E. Watson.
Yorkville Station-A. W. Walker.
York Circuit-L A. johnson, supernume'ry.
Lexington Circuit and Mission-J. c. Miller
Leesville Circuit and Missiou-G. w. Gatlin.
Upper Edisto Mission-To be supplied.
President Columbia Female Colleges. B.
Jones. ,,.l4
Agent Columbia Female Colleges. H.
Browne
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"a @ publish RE pnmcraus letters - Esd
vuttca 81 ubra wnuGl I e rrvraiea
scrc, chapter % nc HISTORY 81 E,1t aid
o,l.ey aIe s,ious. tlsl Ne C.suia u,a : d "a
- baye brHui.t y light, al,a he appsed
e. Jaags ns,Hara afi etecarpi ~ w..
laHciien rrsinUaiur as fom rabasldnR
thsm tie FURTHERMORE caused g9m.
palW % b. bcanatl i.stafe tbe Graud
Jury rtargIag Mics Naasa a aud Stokes
wish o. Inz iob.aek mail hm Tie Fisk
Mansdcld libel fu'i Wss before tbc YORK
vile Police count IS Ssinfday aud Miss
Mm.ac,1 willie bfiHg questioned on tl,s
stand broke down avid buna mao iesrs.
Stoke. smgr,iuR mdcr thc eauyieian that
be was 80 Hmgg9 tlf Fisk backed by tae
Eiy ring. apd eyaspyaied hs lbp tears OF
the woman went 10 Tic Grand Ccmra
Hotel, and ase Haiucd that Fisk wauld
so1u sail and waited far him. A. Fisk
stepped FROM bis earJisge and started up
sairs, Stokes fired three shots at him,
two Of them taking effect; from the ci-
icrts Of which be died Stokes was inn
medatciy arrested. The public sympathy
Tor Fisk 8. only rqnalled by hdigualion
against Stokes F-k's wife who lives ia
Boston was telcgrapbed to and arrived
before bis death Ills body was taken
10 Bfaltleboru, where bis lureral was IT..
tended by large coneoune VI people.
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TaE FoST0N HERALp
F,ta isG
E9RA 12s FrEyfyg NrWSpspEH
nv EDITIONS EVERY pAY.
Ihe BeE Z&o-Csai Piper n Ths
County
Average Daily Circulation Oyvr
$1,000
THE BOSTON HERALD.

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rhe H.a haa fsesltirs ier Obtaining ness
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Il has lafEo falee % ossl reporters sad spec
80 correspondence sE al painis ~ interest So
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correspondents are instructed Is iits.rd al The
Htee - pUuIPlly pusrib,s eslns She tfir.
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whUiiY snpsrs I'D the mails u The currespan.
dencs ~ The hTgi 'tuui al fs1iUts Is trlcgfA bic
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The Hout bss uut gu-At advantage over moot
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10 pagers aud can nd ~ state he truth about
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ming tue wrUng sud commencing she right
Nhersssr thsN are caud
The HFad Il the onif papcriu New Eugland
thal has
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forms 60 she tast moment sud give their patrous
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~ the ecu ifF. sod Il SERVES the uuNs up in =
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hUen celebrated.
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dlulnr Tor thtir use. lts dan. circulation is over
AINETT THOUSAND COPIES
which il four times Ne large Ne any other paper
IA NV Engiard, aud u uay exceeded by sue
nt's rpspgl ia -msll one cent paper ia tue conu-
Try. I advertising ratee ste moderate aud uni.
form no deviation from pnutrd rates being
made "a any IL 10 whs ever, either Ar discount oi
commission a. agents.
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pers ia th, e unir., and ~ the plates arc madt
iresh rom new ADD Unsorn type, whilc psper Of
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j, aiways clear anu irgihie
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and It 10 sold to aReots at 81 Is per hundred.
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loHN b coyEY,s EsTATE.

STATE ~ VERMONT, Manches ~ District. s..
At Probate Cpurt h ID At Manchester ~itidf
and r -ald District OF Manchester On the 9Th
day OF De, ember A. ID. 1871.
Present Hon u, Is Burton, Judge.
An n,trumeut Ia writing pu5pnrtuR TO be the
lt.t Il aud testamen Of Juhu -. Covey, late 81
Sandgate IN sud District, d. ceased, Was present.
d for probate.
Whtreupun il vas ordered q at said IN.
,trnment be- proven & Prob u Court 70
be- held Al the Probate Office Ia Mlsnchs ster IL
sat- Distrrt on the last "Wednesday IN January
s72; and that notice Thereof BE- given r. al per
,uus interest by pnniisblnR Certlhed cppt ~
he record IL rafd utd,r three weeks rue csslVe-
IL 10 tue HAScgEsrEa JoURsAt, newspAp
printed at -aii Maucheslsr preY.ons 10 said
uW- Of hear ug.
trne record
Attest. LoyELAND NUNsoN, Register
trap c,tuy T,Cuid.
Attest, Lowell 4SD MuNaON. Register.
313wa3H
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nrArn or gAnns rlsK. gn.

Tie country was shocked ou Sunday
when the wires spread The intelligence Of
the brutal assassination Of Jim Fisk ~
the hands Of Edward ;. Stokes, biz form.
er friend aud laie rival Tie history Of
The affair is briefly - follows: Fisk aid
Stokes he'd an interest ia lie Oh refining
business which led 10 their acquaintance
aud friendship. They afterwards both
became acquainted with Helen Josephine
Mansfield = divorced woman from Doe
ton Of great fascinating powers. This In
timacy led 20 ivalry aud Fisk caused
stokes to be arrested for enbezzliug
money from the refining business This
suit fell ihfou spd stokes sued Fisk for
false imprisonment. Tie woman though
not prof ssing 70 decide between lbeia
was evidently inclined % favor sioses
aid afterwards denied Fi.k tie privilege
Of coming d tlse bou.e be lad farnisl'sd
ior her. and besides Ia : she demanded II
han large sam 81 money, shieh sAe
claimed hAd beru eauadedto ham f0r ssle
keeping. lie denied i AID sAe tAFsatsn.
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4 RTlCLES OF AGREEMENT AND
- ASsO hTIOE - TN No ia lOWNAI
MANCFAGTURiNG COMPANY.

The undersigned perr ME So by ihfse articles
- agreement, ip ~uunR sE-ocia'u ourselves rs
gel Der under tha provisions ~ No II the Acts
4stsed bs the OturFal Assembly ~ be state ~
Vermont, 81 he fusi l'ltni 8sl Session 1870, gus
ttlfd 'Au Art ftlsliue 30 Private CTp0lNHuus
bs luHinry As-ovst"u' A proved Nuy,m.
l. sd 1870 and ca ufdatu, aFftp o. Auh es ab.
$50 tu- fIil1RiJG arliG as uf ASSOCIATION go vitt
llu-r M name # out r--oesu u and ruT-
y 90 in ttrrhN formed ana trt bli-Hti, rhsli be-
Toe Suitu Ptauai Manufacturing Company.
eEcuNp The purp scs Tor NhloU rad cprpQi.
Htiau h. ettau. lshvd HIe hat ~ engaging Z sod
carving go Tie manufacture 81 cotton Nuuir,
"a ct tngapirg ~ aud esrpluR eh saw mil
or Rrist nj on 18Th, or ANY or NJ Of raid
branches 81 hu=iuUrH within the state ~ Nctmn
THKn The Ils0e ~ bus d of ssil curpor.
auau rnai b.. at 4 .Nuai IN the Comfy VI Benz
uington ~ sald 5 ste.
FurRqH 81 2 corporation hereby termed and
established shall routlnue sad have ruccrr-inn
f.r the lime aud period II twenty nse ears from
4 after the let day vi Jauasry, 4. y. 1874
fiFrH- The amnnnt % Capital Stock ia sHid
c fpt anon ~ creby determined aud hud ed by
th- unltr-iRn,d at and q the sum Of IN &c hun
Dr. d thousand dplsr~, aud increase 81 capita
.hah made ry any assessment upon tue
.haT - .
SKIN. The siid Capital stock shall be divided
utu st ares ~ twruty-dy, dollars eacb.
rEvFNm No sIockhuldsr shall aliueste Or
j any y ion of his stpck IN RAID CORPORATION
{
empl o. thereof % said corporation 90 ioast tou
u " phi 10 such sale.
EIgiiIH The brrt meeting ~ The rHid corpora
uuu lr ufthy cal ed aud appointed 70 - hid at
the Office # the puukett std Barbur Meuuiac.
unug Company at North Pownsl IN lttwnal
aforesaid ou Tue 2sIh day Of Deo,mb J. A. y &,
S7t at one o'cl.ck art rHoun, 81 Viii Il ms ct ug
no underr gned rleckhu dets her, BY accept and
acAuuwltdg, p rsunal notice AS required b, law
NJ TH-We htreby sevtraliy take aud sub
-c,ib tor the nun beI OF shares In sald corpora.
I'm ann,r 10 our resp ctiye aimee, aud Hprrr
- promise TO pay tor hs same ~ ID II par
afuU
Harvey Arnold Fifteen hundred and forty.eight
tl5iSl sha'es
T. II nDld--1hree Thousand t300Ol shares.
,rtnuI A. Sui h--Six huudr,d aud slIty-sn
lGt G. siisles
Juhu + A mold Three thousand $4,000 rharea
G. 10 lgh,on Thr, thousand 5000 shares.
Arthur A Loop One hundied sna t~e1ty tl2J)
-h4res
John w Pitt Six HUNDRED and sixty 1855 shares
HARVEY ARNOLD, p esident.
ARTHUR A SMITH
EDWARD II ARNOLD,
JOHN f. ARNOLD, niraotors
ARTHUR A. OUP,
JOHN W. PITT,
"a. G. HAUGSIAN,
PopndVl., Dec 2sth, 1871. s31lsI
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THE SUNDAY HERALD

is Of the same size as the Daily containing a
great va iety Of residing matter inclu ling ' !.
aminuus Special News Dispatches aud Msfkcts
10y Telegraph, full TO- 30rts Of Local News. 81 o.
rlalr, IIuIel, Musical and Dramatic Criticisms, q
Basi ers Review Uf the week, the best heyi, II
The Boston STOCK Market published sc, &c, II
has a circulation Of
OYER q 600 COPIES,
chiefly in the cry aud fuhurhan towns limit.
cd number Of advertisements la the Sunday
Herald
The price Of the Sunday Herald lie Ave cent.
per ripgir copy aud II L. sold Ia agents 1T 1915
per hundred. to subscribers. Two Dollars per
Ahnuu.
All orders should be- addressed 70
II. NJ PUL>lFER A Co,
Publishers Of he Herald.
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billings TAYLoRs ESTATE.

- sr,Tf % YERMOST, NJ ichestef Dirtnrt -.
Al pt..hatr tuu,t iI-ii 10 u tucherter vi hln
and tn satd Dl-tuct 4 "a rherier an the 20tb
csy 81 December A. D. 1874.
i e-ebt n n. u B Buruu, Judge
The adminstfd o. an the estate 81 Billings
Fayltr IA sal " neal 10 rad Ds1ict, dfCesred
nt.ia Application 70 I'D Cunt for ~ .. I etsiau
i the time htfet sore SLOWED by vaid Cont IL
siicll iut sy tsr debts AuG settle the estate Of
tbs sAld de- artd
wher upoa it wxs ord. red that hearing upon
said appA ua0u Ue he d AZ PROBATE Co4rt b.
b.,d I. tie rebate Office ~ Manchester lu haid
Di-if on the iast ednrrdat lu January, a. D.
lE12: aud tiiAt Iptiee thereof be avet T. sli per
per-o ID lnterrrt By pHbi shbg ceI 80 cop,
II Ia record uf sad ufter tiif,1 weeks succ0s
IS, : iu the Manchester JUtEstt, aue- spApsi
rnte ~ saiJ Jaaehostef prougus 70 ssiatims
JF heA. ~.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-01-11
G. l.. HOWARD,

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MATCHMAKER JEWELER AND ENoRAvER,
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AMERICAN AND GENEVA WATCHES AMRRI
CAN AND FRENCH CLOCKS, JEWELKi SILVER
AND SILVER PLATED WARE, sPEufACLEs ErC.
Agent FIR Akin Lambert Co.'S. Q, lebrattd
Gold Peus in more 'h.n sixty DIN rent patterns,
manufactured from the purest If goli aud point.
cd without the use " solder unlike the pens OF
uiher manufacturer. P.r-Ons deSirIng 10 pur.
c1sse Bnlthii & 10 ID Silver ~ Sifer Plate0
Goods can save non IS e. rs b cent by calling
Howarde The Cbedpta House u. ne State foy
american Watches ! au al-o Agsut Tor the
GROVER 4 BAKER ELASTIC LoCK.sTGTCH
SEWING MACHINES
and invite all Who feel Az, IA crest or curiosity
~ the ar Of sewing by machinery, whether ~.
tending 10 purchase or not, to call al nv cal \.
rooms and faullarize themselves with tbs din
circuit carHe- of IA chimes m us, 10y personal e1-
animation aud by rewing any article they dearc
upon them. Such VlstOrs are RlRays welcome,
aud the-O visits regarded n faYurr
n Is ~-Chronng ettfs and due Watches care
fully adjusted EngTaeiug besutifuly a cutrd.
Al gOrk promptly executed in the beet work.
mansike MANNER for liberal compensation.
q, l.. HOWARD,
Oppo-itr Post Onice Main Street,
Factory Point Vermont,
Fat r, Point, Dc Sd, 1872. liO2 III 828stf1