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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-28

The Greeley letter was very neat
production, and is an evidence of the
want Of common sense 80 easily charged
against its author. We should like to
see some Of the defamers OF Uncle
Horace write such an epistle at once SO
honest and so phrewd; such business
statement, and yet such conoiliatory
one. It is alleged to be bid for Demo
cratic support, but if aD honest, clear
and positive expression of opinion is
suoh bid, then let it be so; such de-
duction speaks as we'll for Democracy as
for the man who bids for Democratic
support. It enraged the World and the
Worlds followers, for it was hard nut
for them to crack, but it pleased every
one else. The philosopher writes we'll;
better than his leading opponent.
Ne,o York Citizen.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-28

HEAVY RoBDERY.-The Augusta Chro-
nicle and Sentinel of Sunday, says: On
last Friday night or yesterday morning
heavy robbery was perpetrated at the
Planters Hotel, in this city. Itappears
that Mr.. E. Nj. Rucker, of Elbert Ooun-
ty, who has been guest OF the Planters
for the past few days, went into his room
before supper Friday evening and
changed his coat, hanging the one which
he took off in the wardrobe. He left in
the pocket of tho coat two 800 bills and
$500 in smaller notes. Yesterday morn
ing he went to get some of the money.
and discovered that the two 800 bills
had been stolen. The theft was report
ed to the police. but at last accounts no
clue to tho thief had been obtained.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-28

Means What He Says.-Though "con-
frmations strong 40 proofs OF Holy WRIT"
and as numerous as the sands on the sea-
is in earnest and means what he says, when
he offers $500 reward for any case Of Catarrh
which he cannot cure, yet there would be
to Shout Han5ug" "aUaDuol D % Sft e'ne oap.
not be. because DR.. Homespun says Oatarrh
cannot be cured" Now. this DR.. Homespun
is the identical, good-natured old fellow who
honestly believes and persists in declaring
that this earth is not round or spherical, but
fist as "slap-jack, and does not turn over
otherwise, the water would all be spilled out
OF Deaoon Bascom's mill-pond. But astrono-
mical science has positively demonstrated and
proven that DR.. Homespun ia wrong in sup
posing this earth to be fat and stationary,
and medical science IL daily proving that he
is no less mistaken and behind the times in
regard to the durability of Oatsrrh. In short.
1t has been positively proven that this world
moues. and that medical science Is progresstoe
the opinion of DR.. Homespun to the con-
trary Notwithstanding. That DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy will cure Oatarrh, Thousands
Then buy it and use it, in doubt do not stand,
You will find itin drug stores all over the land.
Talk at tho Toilee.-Every lady's maid
knows that the bowitching beings who pave
their triumphant way with conquered hearts,
i've Of all womanly fascinations. They be-
lieve, and they are right. that they can losso rs
many beaux with the luxariant ringlets and
glossy braids 40 they can skill at sight" with
their beaning eyes. Hence in their ''toilet
talk" among themselves and with their at
tendsnts, the merits Of preparations for the
hair are freely canvassed, and the latest re-
suit Of this discussion seems to be the almost
on article better adapted t. promote the
growth and beauty of the "Chief Glory of
Woman" than any other at present before tho
world. They say that without irritating the
that it penetrates below the surface to the
ROOTS Of the hair, endowing them with new
life and yigor. M2St3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-28

a Dutch gentleman, who enjoyed tie
sobriquet of King of Smokers, has lately
died near Rotterdam, in the neighbor-
hood Of which oity he had erected q
mansion, in which he had collection of
pipes arranged according to their na-
tionality and chronological order. Mr..
Klaes, who had acquired a large fortune
in the linen trade, has made a most
whimsical will. Ten pounds Of tobacco
and two Dutch pipes, of the newest fa-
shion, are to be presented to all smokers
who attend his funeral. He further de-
sired that his coffin should be lined with
the cedar of old Havana cigar boxes. and
that his favorite pipe be placed by his
side, with matches and tinder, as there
was no knowing what might happen.
It has been calculated that during his
life Of eighty years he had drunk about
500, 900 quarts of beer and smoked more
than four tons of tobacco. Brewers and
tobacconists should surely raise monu-
ment to such pearl Of patrons. whose
career is calculated to throw the anti
stimulant and narcotic school into pa
roxysm OF despair.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-28

The charters Of the Vanderbilt Under
ground and Swain's Three-tier Roads
having been secured by the Legislative
action, and the approval of tho Governor
of New York, the answer to the ques-
tion-shall We have quick transit at last ?
depends now aolely npcn the capitalists,
who could with difficulty find an invest
ment more beneficial to the Inhabitants
of Manhattan Island. or presumably
more paying to themselves.
An English locomotive was lately run,
experimentaiiy, seventy-seven miles in
one hour.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-28

A New York correspondent reminds us
that the words Horace Greeley are made
up of thirteen letters, one for each of the
old thirteen States. He looks on this
fact as hopeful augury of return to
the simplicity OF "the days of Washing
ton and Adams. when honesty was the
rule and dishonesty the exception" Our
correspondent then draws picture of
''the good old Horace presiding in the
last year OF his term of Office at great
peace jubilee held on the centennial
anniversary OF the Declaration OF Inde-
pendence. and receiving the assurance
that his policy OF universal amnesty has
proved great success"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-28

There is sad news for the lovers OF
beer. for the hop crop of Wisconsin is
likely to be small and of very poor
quality this year. This fact will raise
the prioe Of the Teuton's beverage, but
nothing under the sun-not even pro-
hibition-can nov diminish the amount
which will be drunk.
The accouchement at London of Mrs.
Anna Swan Bates, we'll known in Ameri-
CO rs the Nova Scotian giantess, is an
nounced. She was delivered OF still
born female child Of gigantic proper
tons
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-28

Mr.. Greeley may now be seen daily at
tho Astor House. where he has taken a
room convenient to that of the Liberal
Republican Executive Committee, and
where it is his purpose to keep his head
quarters for the early part of the cam
paign, at least. Visitors fret pass the
ordeal OF an examination by members Of
the committee on duty, and if it be
found that they are really such persons
as Mr.. Greeley would caro- tv see, they
are conducted to his presence.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-28

MORE WAR MATERNAL FOR SA1E.-The
Secretary Of War has received the au.
thority of Congress to sell such portions
Of clothing in quartermasters' stores as
he may deem advisable. There are now
in store $13, ,000.0 worth OF clothing,
the care OF which costs $3.50, 900 per
year. There are rubber blankets on oneh
on hand to supply all prospective de-.
mands for 130 years to come, rubber
ponohos and artillery jackets for eighty
years, and blouses for forty years.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-28

A tremendous storm passed over
Charleston. on Saturday afternoon, and
extended to Sullivan's Island. Chin
neya were upset, buildings demolished,
boats swamped. trees uprooted and other
damage done, but, fortunately, no lives
were lost. One man was lifted into the
air and carried several feet
BOUND FOR FRoLIo-Nine members
of the Charleston German Rifle Club
departed for the old world .on Saturday,
to be present, by invitation, at the gene
raj Schutzenfest. to take place at Hano-
yer, about the middle of next July. The
delegation consists Of F. Ansel, F. Kell-
ner, Max. Belitzer, s. Schoubert, W.
Nolte. II. Spiencken, z. n. Rieckels,
August Stelling, John Monsees.
----~->o~>~~ ~--
The BOARD OF HEALrH.-This Board
met yesterday afternoon, at s O'Clock.
Present-Measrs. Rose, Levin, Minis,
Kennedy; Eilhardt, Walker, Boozer,
Simons, Williams, Parker, Pugh. Alb
sent-O. 81. Baldwin.
The Clerk was instructed to J. I've pub
lished in the two city contract papers
''Au Ordinance to establish Board of
Health"
DR.. J. W. Parker asked to be relieved
from serving, on account of physical dis
ability. Referred to City Council, with
a recommendation that he be excused.
A resolution that the Board commence
to visit the streets. yards, cellars, &c.,
in their respective Wards, OIL Thursday
next, was adopted.
A number of nuisances were reported
to the Board, which were referred to the
members Of the Wards from which the
reports came, with power to act.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-28

HOTEL ARRIVALS, May 81, 1872.-Columbia
Hotels Cohen. II NJ Brumiey. NJ Prior, N
Y; W j Mott. D L Flllyan, J j Pickett, Will
J A May, Oharleston; G P Ootchett. W Gra-
ham, SO E1 CO; L Stark, T Dodsmead. city;
Orangeburg; W H Evans J Averill, Au.
gusta; NJ J Bryce, Philadelphia; G NJ Drafts,
Gadsden; W Wardlaw, Abbeviile; F Mollen-
hauer, Germany; w Murdoch, A LRR.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-28

Twenty-Five years ago, the remains Of
Louis Philippe. e1-King of France. we're
laid in English ground, in the vault of
the palace-ohapel at Olaremont. Twen-
ty-uix years before that, Louis Philippe
then Duke of Orleans-built chapel in
the old Castle Of Dreux, which he in
tended for family burying- place.. The
improbable happened when Louis Phi
lippo died exiled and forgotten. while
the star OF Prince President Louis Bona
parte was climbing toward empire. The
improbable has happened again whom, as
the cable tells us. President Thiers has
permitted the remains Of his old master
to be brought to the family vault at
Dreux. The sailor son of Louis Philippe
brought tho body of the Great Emperor
from st. Helena to Paris, over thirty
years ago. The Prince de Joinville will
be now called upon to assist at less i'm
posing pageant than that which attended
the interment OF the conqueror of Aus.
terlitz at the Invalides; bat, having
already seen three revolutions, two mo-
narohies, one empire and two republics
in France. he may find matter enough
for reflection as the vault at Dreux closes
upon all that remains OF the Citizen
King.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-28

people of South Carolina are ready and
anxious. at this very moment. to co-ope-
rate with the colored people in securing
better government, and have been SO
desirous for more than two years.
Though their overtures have been re-
ceived with disdain, their appeals with
jeers and their offers with distrust. they
are still ready, with extended hands, to
make the same proposals for the same
good and common purposes. They will
never remain quiet and basely submit to
the coniscation of their property. to
satisfy the avaricious greed OF Grew of
unmitigated sooundrels. They are de-
termined to get succor in some shape or
form, but they would hail it with more
genuine delight and satisfaction from
the colored people, who have the power
to do it il they will, than from any other
source.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-28

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
@. Hamberg-Milch Cows for Sale.
DR.. j. @. Ayers Oathartic Pills. &c.
Hardy Solomon-Notice.
DR.. TUFTS Vegetable Liver Pills.
Hardy Solomon-Brick, Brick.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-05-28

CHESS TouRNAMENT.-We learn that
there is to be held in Columbia, about
the first Of June next, o chess tourna-
ment, conducted under the auspices OF
the "Columbia Chess Club" for the
purpose OF advancing the interests OF
chess. and determining the comparative
merits of the different players in this
city. At this tournament prizes will be
offered for the best players. They are
sufficiently valuable to induce the con-
testants to put forth their best efforts.
In the Western and Northern cities,
chess tournaments are very common.
and are usually the occasions OF great
interest to the devotees Of the game;
but we believe this is the first effort
OF the kind that has ever been made in
Columbia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-29
Probate Court Record.
0CToRER TERN

i3sinis,rGtcrs 4Ppenf,a-Eslatc of john
Novc-, late OF greenwood, Augustus Moves Al
uluissauur, Albion Z. Lord, late OF Deumark,Ol
" = Lof1 Adminis;ratriN: AseC. .. barbour,
lafa ci PNrs, Avs Shurtl-f AlminiStCii or jacob
BEAU. late ct I.osell. John L, Emery Administla
Cor Susanna l. Bean, late o. Lowell. John T. Ein-
az Administrator. Alcluc l. Fsstcr late OF Beth
e. Euoch Poster. ST.. Admln.>tratov; George y.
u.-vay. late ol Norway, Henry VI. BeSrce At
Giu stgator Daniel Libby, late 0f Por.sr, hoSc-
: Mention Administrator.
F--ilS Prorsf and FystUtory .ipPoisied- Estates
uf Eliza TYLER, late Of Bethel Milton Holt EN
rrutor: W iiliam Witham late II Hebron, Daniel
GRAHAM Administrator With The will annexed;
Thomas Croker late of Paris Thomas " CrocAci
and A'vah Black Exc 'Ctors Artcmus Brown late
81 Waterford, VIII proved.
Crcrii1r .tpgo,utsd-Iohu II. spring over tbi
gJii NcLucas, non coupcs.
W-iRs Prcssnfed-E,tate OF benjamin stearns
late OF Loven.
fr-0l.u.s Ortrr,l Ter Settlement Estates % Ia,
valid Coburu late OF Rumforl; Emily J. Green
late "a Oxford Ida l.. Rowe Ct ais, minors Ida
" Bumpus, minor.
iccoti 1fs settled Estates OF William Z. Bard
l,te OF Burkiielt; James Silver, late ct Rumfor'i
James =. PrssScv minor; Mary Mitchell et ais,
minors Chsrics p. French, late Of Albany; Napo
Icon 3 Week. late OF Brown Held.
Petitions foT license g sell Real EStIfe- Estates
81 samuel II Chapman. late Of Bethel; George
Cushm3n, iS,e OF Woodstock; Mary Ann Pike
lafe % oxford.
Isettioas FOR Alloranes to ~ iGoass-Of samuel
So Chapman. late OF Bethel; Libseus Allen, late
D. Hebron Charles y Derby, late OF Hiram; A.
4...~git, Gr0atc3 60 Uid0w-of Eieazer G.
Marshall, iats Of PorIS
L.es.Ae to sell Rel Estat,- -Esiatcs ut DANES o.
waiting, Nathaniel Hulchins, Lake OF FYe6Ws
ueu license issued.
Lir,Rs, % SCI Personal Propsrtg-E,tates al
Mar s. Plsc. lake of Oxford. LeuoIa Newman,
latc Of UiNtclG, L;Jbeu, Allen, late OF Hebron,
samuel IL Chapman, lat OF Bethel, john Jack
,ou, lake otDjNdeid, Charles L. Dsroy late OF
ram
BdrraI,ts o. Insolvency Issuet-Estates of : II.
CHAPMAN. laIe oi Bethel.
Varrl1ts of Insolvency Ee'urAsa- OF
Hons. I. Howard. late OF Paris, LlswCllyn EOb
er- late Of Buckuelt.
DIRECTION, RcturBsf-E.tates Of Jane. Silver
lac ol Eumlord, John +. Bcagse, late OF Norway;
Lenoya Newman, la'e Of D.Nrsld; Charles T..
Darby '2,a OF Hiram.
Iat,atories RstHrRsd-Estsle, Of Lenora New
uan, late of DiNGeld; IibJeus Allen, late Of He
brou: Mary A. Pike, late % Oxford; John Jack
ION late of piNfGld; John +. Bearce, late Of Nor
wa. samuel II. Chapman, late Of Bethel; Geo.
r. Farmer minor; Charles L. Barstow, minor; Al
b-on Z. Lord, late OF Denmark; Charles p. Derby.
late W Hiram.
Citation e. Executor to settle -iccoant-Es!ate Of
O~good Brown, late OF Bethel.
Vdirtr a. viz by Fid0tr-Of Samuel IL. Chap
man, laie of Bethel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-29
DIED.

IN Hebron Oct 10, Clara w daughter Of G. W.
ant sarah Bearce. aged Pei years, mos, 10 days.
In Rumtori Centre, Oct. ,, Daniel Colby, former
lv 81. Concord, y. H.. aged about 50 years.
Tr Brswu field, Oct 5, Mrs Margaret Sargent,
s.,i 57 years, months, > days.
ID Porter, sept. >, John Byron, son of Ebene-
zfr aud Jeinima COusens, aged years, months.
in Paris. oct % Mrs. Diadama keene, former
ly or sumner, aged -.
In Browndehl Oct. ., Miss Mary A. Day, aged
35 years, months.
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MARRIED.

In Hanover, Oct. IA, bv 4. Knapp, Esg., Mr.. Al
ntxI0n Roberts and Miss MaljRda L Paine both Of
Hanover.
In Lowell. sept. -, Mr.. John X. Bachelor aud
Me- Eliza ). Trumbull, both OF BIidgton.
In North Waterford, October Il, Mr., James } or
dan Of North BridSton, and Miss Ellen stone, of
Waterford.
la sumner. sept 20, by Rev \. Loriug, Mr.. H.
l.. RyeTsOn, and Miss susie T. Durgin, both OF ;.
Oct. 49, hy same. MIR. Daniel u. Noodcoes and
Mis- Emma W. Head, both OF sumner
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-29
Dental Notice {!

DIR. GEO. NJ. TwITCHEIL.
hav i'm recovered his health, suiicenuy - enable
him 10 resume business. would inform the public
tl:tt hc NAV he sland at hi- uihce, over The Post
Oiicc, Bethel, Maine. ready To- attend Ia ALI. de
string ne scFV OF Dentist eliheT Tor klu!ng
and cNtracLne natural teeth, or the insertion oi
artificial teeth Having all the now instruments
ant improvements he hopes, by careful ai'piIcssr
lion 10 merit a continuance OF the patronage ht
hN, received IN years pas,
Krtl,l October 3-th lk-g
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q The Great Cause
sA-AHUMAN MISERY.


AIeeture on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure of seminal weakness, or SpeIna-
torrhceA induced by sell Abuse. Involuntary
Ennis sions impOtency Nery ous Debility, and I'm.
Drdiments to Marriage generally Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical Incapac-
itv .tc Rv ROB. }. CULVERWELL. III. D., Au.
thor of the Green Book otc.
The wordrenowned aothor, in this admirable
Lecture clearly prove from his own experience
that tha awful consequences of self Abuse may be
eGectually removed without medicine, and without
ments. rings on cOrlials, pointing out mole OF
cure at once certain a5d eaectuGl, by which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition may be. may
cure himself sheaply, privately and radically
This lecture win prove boon to thousands and
thou sands.
Sent under seal, in plain CIV iope, To any adj
dress receipt Of StN cents, or postage stamps,
by addressing the publishers,
Also DR.. CULNERW ELLIS Marriage Guide, +"
price - cents
Address the Publishers.
CEfAS. ). 4. KLINE & CO.,
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OXFORD, AT q Court ofProbate held at Paris
within and for the County Of Oxford, on the third
Tuesday OF Oct, A d. 1872,
TOHN j. PERRY, Administrator on the estate
- OF Emily J. Green, late OF oxford, in said
County deceased, having presented his first
account of administration OF the estate OF said
decea sed for allowance.
Ordered, That the said Administrator give notice
10 all persons interested, by causinga copy OF this
order to be published three weeks successIvely IN
the Oxford Democrat, printed at Paris in said Coun'
ty, that they may appear at Probate Court 10 be
held at Paris OH the third Tuesday of Nov. nextat
ten o'clock in the forenoon, and shew cause If any
they have, why the same should not be allowed.
A. II WALKER, Judge,
true copy--attest: J. <. HOBBS, Register.
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-!t-; 1T I,er>ou, IA tie town oi RamforI who
.sy over my dollars money TAX ior the year 80.
I;tJr 90 taxation three cent, three mill, On dol
lar
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Happy Relief FOR Young Men from ihr si-
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New Advertisements.
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OWN AWAY 81 our suh.eribcrs
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What hear we now from west 10 ea1,
t'onfouudiny man, tefrisndiag beast,
lias Centau Lipmentr
What is il cures our many pains,
Anal iimbsrs APP s-verest strains,
But Centsur Liniuients
That knocks rheumasi@y out OF gear
Bids govt good b. without tear,
Win CeGtsur Linimea;:
Causes The cripple to walk, the lame TO leap.
Hearts TO thank n.tead Of eyes to weep
only, Centaur Liniment.
What render. reptiles tooth and sting OF bees
iIarmless rs the bite OF IDEAS,
Excepting Ccntaur LiniNent?
Assuaees the panss Of broken breast,
Flows the tactical luld-giyes nights OF rest,
Hut CentAur Liniment;
Aud when ehilblalus sting or hot steam scalds,
What is it soothes, Tor what can we call
But CcntsuT l.inimsntP
when The car crushed old Tildens arm,
Twas saved rom amputAtion by this charm,
THE Centsur LmimentY
Aud when Barnum's lion, Uncle Ben,
Broke his lex in that dismal den'
lie rnarcd for Centaur Imminent.
Now "a. the poor horse, lane and sore,
With crippled knee llmps 10 our door
And bess for Ccn,aur Lininaat
The doCils sheep on a thousand hills
lie by the million The screw worm kills,
tAu saved by Ceniaur Lininlcn;@
We hear il shouted from West to East,
Ky speaking man aud neishinG beast.
"Pass GU the Ceuiaur I.inme1tS =
This remarkable article ia Goa sale by all Dug
lists, IN every village, parish aui hamlet IN Amer
"a. We warrant Il 10 cure. oCt22-2m
J. Is. ROSE ~ CO., ID broadway, n. \.
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Children cry for Pitcher't Castoria

substitute for C.,storOh. IL a. Stimulates the food
eurcs Wind Collie, and causes naturs. sleep. IL
does not contain morphine, q. pleasant In take,
never grpe. and never tails. The best PLY &c
knoNa. octs: lm.
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SKIN DISEASES.

PERRl $ IMPROVED CoMkUUNf AND FIN
PIX REMEDY .-Ths :. iu Medicine o! the az.
10 ~AGlauicJ u cure FLESU WoRus, PNrLss,
s4Upl ioBs, BLOTCurp dis. 1.aliOus Vi the lace.
sold by All Druggists. Depot g. EoEd s.. !.
For Moth Patches, Ercokie-
AND TAN, USE PERRY = MOTH AND
tkEGkLE LOTION The wclkuoVn, reliable
and harmless remedy foe Brown nioco.1rauons
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-29

rIiE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by ihe Honorable
Judge OF I'Tohste, for tile County n oxford, and
,ssue the trust OF AGm!nis,rator OF thc estate ci
DANIEL LIBBY late OF Porter,
10 said County, deceased, by giving bond As ths
law directs: hc therefore requests all person Who
arc indebted 10 The estate OF said deceased 10 make
immcst ate payment, aud lAose who have any de
mtnls thereon, TO eIhibi, the Same 10
MOSES \. BOUlTON,
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