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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-09-30
THE LATEST NEWS.
President Grant Defines The Posi-.
ton Of The Government.
Interest on The Bonds Due In
November 10 be Paid
Immediately.

WASHINGTON. September 20-The
following letter was written to-day by
the President:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WAHiNGroN,
september, -, 1879
To MesSlS III. G.. Clafllin and ChnIles l..
Anthony!
Genllemen-ln response to the news
you nave communicated to me touch
ing the present stringency in the
money market Of the country, and the
necessary steps TO restore confidence
ana legitimate trade and commerce,
nave Inc honor to communicate the
following: The government is DESTROYS
OF doing all in its power to relieve the
present unsettled condition of business
affairs, which is holding back the
Immense resources of the country
waiting transportation to the seaboard,
and n marked confidence ON the part
of the people is the first thing needed
to relieve this condition and arrest the
threatened destruction of business,
WIN It's accompanying disasters to all
classes OF the people. TO rc-establish
this feeling the government is willing
to take the bonds Of those who wish TO
carry out the measures above indi-
Gated, Orders have already been
iSsucd for the prepayment of the inter
est accruiug in November
u. 5. GRANT.
PHILADELPHIA, September 29.-Ben.
bullock " Sons, wooden dealers, have
failed.
New YORK, September 90. - Jay
Gould thinks the panic is over
LONDON, September 29.-More broll-
ers have failed on account of the Erie
decline.
Demands for discounts at the bank
and on the street are heavy at five per
cent. EB3S,O 900 were drawn from the
Bank Of England to-day, el24, 900 of
which goes TO America, and the bal
ance to Germany.
ST. LOUIS, September 29.-Curry &
Kirby, at jefferson City, and two bank
ing houses at Chillicothe, have sus-
pended.
New YORK, September 2o-l2 NJ
Affairs are more settled.
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ROUND About would here offer lit
tie voluntary advice TO those whom it
may concern, and if they refuse to b.
guided by it. it will do them no harm
rs it costs nothing
He would remind those who are
clothed with authority, and parlcu-
larry those to whom have been contided
important trusts that il is particularly
hazardous to assume doubtful powers,
or to step beyond well-defined duties,
and particularly so, in order to accom-
plish something of doubtful proprcty.
Communities are sometimes ungen-
erous and will passively encourage u
movement that may not be attended
with happy results, and will then
declare, 81 told you So" and unmerci-
fully condemn those who were only
playing "follow my leader" although
in actual Authority, Hence he advises
those who handle the peoples money
to stand aloof from all specializing
schemes that look to the advancement
of individual inte 'e3ts, however plain
it may be made to appear pro bono
pubiicO.
There are duties unpeJ formed which
are apparent and if ouf city council
will address itself to the performance
Of those duties, the good people can
wait for further developments before
they require them to ipcur expenses
to accomplish objects the propriety of
which is doubtful
To the Edilof of the Dp'lls He'lidi
! clip the above from the Fort Worth
Standard, and think it SO apropos to
the late workings in our City Council,
that | would be g'ad if every voter in
the city would read it. In a few days
our citizens viii have to vote whether
or not the city viii take fifty tn ousand
dollars stock in the waterworks COM
pany.
The CouDc'' has a'reGdy passed an
ordinance to guarantee the intere3t on
$4,000 worth of bonds of a company,
and to take fifty hydrant at one dollar
and fifty cents Il year each, which ac-
ton don't think viii stand the test
in court of Justice My wa. ming to
the votes of the c;ty is, remember
that you can vote, on Monday next,
whether youw.li allow the city to take
$4,000 stock in company for the pur-
pose Of making the company } ,ch and
you poor by taxation, and which only
benefits one-th'rd Il. the expense of the
remaining two-.nirds Of the taxpayers
of the city. Then let those who feel
an interest in the city turn out en- masse,
and vote down the proposition.
jos TICE.
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h'Nors Mt public expense, Can Mr.
"The Town say rs much? It is
enough to make one indignant, not TO
say "captious and poutY' TO see this
continual tearing up and running good
streets to the neglect Of those more
needed and more Travelled. The recent
census shows that we are next in popu-
l0tion TO the First Ward, which con-
tains many transient persons who
neither own property nor have leglti-
mate professions, while with Us the
reverse is true, and our wives and
children in going to church and school
must meanderthrough narrow, crooked
and long neglected streets or paths, all
forsooth that these imaginary "most
required wants must 10 attended to
first.
There is abundance of room ON the
cross streets have mentioned for cap
lNhll0b w blllb nut NNbltiuulllN WIN
this great expenditure ON three paral-
lei streets, all that the city may be
built out TO the property Of the favor
ed ones instead of built up as ii should
be. ! have written this much, Mr. Ed
itor land with this am done) not in
aspirit ofcayiing opposition to what is
being done, but because | differ 50
widely with those who favor it, in
this, that the disbursements might be
more evenly distributed and that
some Of the taxes may be expended in
the resident portion, instead Of MI in
the cuisines part" which Is doing
very well, judging from the substantial
improvements already erected In my
views | am supported by facts, reason
and majority of the taxpayers, and
am glad to know that "rhe Town. in
dorses them. THE COUNTRY.
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THE MARKETS.
Kansas City Live Stock Market.
Reported for the Dallas Herald by Kitchener
Green IL Co.
KANSAS CITY, September o6.

KANSAS CITY, September 60.
Cattle - Receipts to-day S95; ship
mcnts 600. An easier feeling prevailed
to-day, notwithstanding the banks
still refuse to pay over the counter.
Local dealers haye taken most Of the
stocks, paying i'll certified checks and
currency. There is no change in prices.
Sales were; II green Texan cows and
steers, av 923 lbs, at 81 %; II wintered
Texan cows and steers, av 1,l5l lbs, at
s. 10; rs m edium green Texan steers
NV 743 lbs, at 81 co; 50 medium green
Texan steers, av 1852 lbs, at 81 so; 46
green Texan cows, av $50 lbs, at 81 60;
y wintcred Texan COWS, nv 700 lbs, at
81 IS; 81 green Texan cows, av $50
lbs, 81 10; 40 green Texan cows, av
GAS lbs, at 81 10.
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The YELLOW FEVER

MEMPHIS, September 29.-There
Were twenty-five deaths from yellow
fever to-day.
AS usual, the night dispatches failed
to come to time" last night.1
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POLITICAL.
POLITICAL.
49,
A CARD.
To the Voters of Dallas County:


FELLOW CITIZENS: The rapidity of
growth and development Of our county,
amidst the excitements OF which | have
come amongst you, and the absence Of
strongly marked Individuality In the most
II 1t does not make necessary, ON this 0cca-
sion, a public Introduction. am announced
to you to-day rs candidate for District
Clerk Of Dallas county, and beg to say that
personal and political record rs made with
In your observation, II not within your lines,
during twenty years. In politics, am
Democrat, none the less devoted and Arm
east my first vote for Mr.. Buchanan for Pres
ident, have never scratched n Democratic
ticket nor shirked vote. II elected Circuit
Clerk by your suffrage, will be rs Just, rs
respectful, as diligent and Ms faithful In duty
as | am, and have been, consistent and con-
slant In politics. Very respectfully,
l45dtf RICHARD GAINES
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CoPARTNERsHIP,

We have this day formed q copartncrship
under the firm name of Mlers A Caldwell, for
the purpose OF conducting wholesale liquor
and tobacco business In the city OF Dallas.
THOS. NJ. MIERs,
JOHN Y. CALDWELL.
Dallas, September I. 1873. i70dim
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NEW ADvtR IlSEmENTS.
EXCURSION 70 ST. LOUIS

Missouri state Fair, to be held at st. Loul',
October to u inclusive The Houston ana
Texas Central Railway will, commencing
October 3, issue excursion tickets to ST. Louis
and return for those desiring to attend the
Fair. Tickets will he good TO return until
October 70, giving all time TO do so at their
leisure.
Tickets will he sold at the following rates;
Houston to st. Louis and return, $50 76;
Austin to st. Louis and return, 500 Is; Bryan
10 st. Lous and return, $50 50; nearne TO st.
Louis and return, SIS So; Calvert to st Louis
and return, %; Waco TO st. Louis and re
turn, $50 %; Gorsicana to ~, Louis and re-
siS o. j. WALDO, Gen. Ticket Agl.
j. DURAND. Gen. Supt. l09dtd
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GROCERIES.
-~,--..----~,-l.---- '.-'-'----~-'--
Darlington, n.
Mal'ssalis &Co
WHOLESALE
@ T. q Q 9 r -
Commission Merchants,
DALLAS, TEXAS.

We take this occasion 90 thank eur
friends for past favors, and respect.
fully call their attention 10 eur linz
mense stock. which We Nrc just receive
Ina direct from che principal manu-
lecturers OF the North and West, pur-
chNshing direct from iirst hands for
cash on the spot, and awaiting our
selves Of every advantage by shippipg
Ina car loads under special contract.
and by our own labor almost freeing
ourselves from store expenses. We 49,
confident in our ability 10 offer 10 ou
friends and Ia the public generally ur
inimense stock NJ better rates apt
more uniformly low figures than hn
ever before been offered I'm the interior
Of Tcxns.
An u basis and foundation or our
business, we guarantee every article 10
be As represented, or money refunded
NJ our expense or transportation.
Our success In business depends en-.
tircIy upon establishing Wholesale
trade in Northern Texas, and We only
ask fair and impartial trial, and y
close comparison Of uniform prices
with those Of Shreveport, Galveston,
and New Orleans with frcights added,
and We checrfully abide by the deci-
sion Of the same. f vttte.
DARLINGTON, MARsALIS 4 CO:
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN par
X. II. EDDY,
SO LICI OE pATr

For InrentionS Trade Markx. or h.,
No 40 State Street, opposite Kilby SIN
Mass. '''' Ia,-r..
Alter an extensive practice of ut,y,,,t
Years continues to secure patents in - w ,'.''.
states also III Great Britain Frame. al l',r.
cIgn countries. Caveats. spcciii,a,tI,, '."f '.-
Ignments, and all papers dIawiI,,,- T. 1907 ''- t-
executed on liberia terms. and with d., fi''l'-
searches made into American or frr.I..i '' Do. D.,
determine the validity or utility OF Lat, Tbs o.
v"nti"ns-and legal or other advice. r.TJ' '' .a
matters t"uchlng the same. Copies ct H.. ,,'' 'i
any patent furnished by rciniirIu, :, ID. DO, OBJ,
ments recorded at Washington. - -'',- -
IMONIALs
Il regard Mr.. Eddy as one of TIA, mn,
and capable practitioners with whom, ''''i
oihclal intercourse. CHAS MASON ''' La.
I commissioner II I.,..
Il have no hesitation in asSuIriuu ir,.'' ''"''
they cannot employ person more c,rr,,...'' 'Ht'
trustworthy. and more capable oi r,I.ir. d. '.l
Applications IN Il form To secure for then, - '.'.i
and favorable consideration at the patent 4 ''.
Edmund BURKE Late Conili.-I,,.
tents. " "a
Mr.. r. II. Eddy has made Tor M. n ,,,,...
on all but one at " hich patents have. l,,r' '.''
and that il now pending. Such ui.rr..- ".
proof of great talent and ability ON H., -. Of. p
me tn recommend all inventors To- aI,r,lt ~, .'..,
pr"Cur" their patents as they may L,. ~.r.
in the most faithful attention bestowed . d.
c:IsrS and al very reasonable charge ..''
li"st"n. Jan. |. l-13.-ly. JOHN TAI,,p..
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NE'EIlNE j. madr exclusively from tn, iuic,,
of carefully selected bUrkS T,nts and Ec,I, and :.
strongly concentrated thai il will irctually rrndi
Gaze from III" system every faint OF <rrnJ,r Srrf
mus H"n"r. I"m"rS. CTHccr. Crnr,r,nS H,,,,,r
Er9'p'idS. san H""ui. NHyhiliir Discusses C1yEer
t"'"f""s~ at M" %''Ud'h. aud all diseases that
from lml!ur" blood. NciGiicI. Ind1mmdtDrH and
fhF"nt" Hh"|mGfiSia. NrurHIrin f;.1t and S,,;,a
L,""i'"'%t can only hr rirctually cured through
For EIccrN and Erupiirc dixcoses ur TN. yf;
I"Sf"icN. Pih"pirS. Bi,icLeS BpiI. T.f,cr SraJJLJ
and H"g'r"rm. NEGETINE has never f.iI.J w.
effect permanent cure. ~ "
For EdiiS IN M" Buck KiTn.y In,,tJgj,tx D,.,
~, f'Hdt" Weakness. LencDrJEp0 ;risiur FRI
internal liberation. and uterine diseases and Ge,er
Z" D"bufy NEGETINE acts directly mon tL.
causes "i thcs" complaints. 1t iuyirnr,,t,. and
strengthens ia" Who'll" system. acts upon the seer
'\r organs. allays inflammation ,.lrr,.s uIr,.r,,i
and regulates TN, bowels 'i"n
, f"r t"drTh, DYSpeDSi0. HdbitU1L 1,,yt;rs,,o..
f"p''",'"n ~ M" H"GT, Hedd1cLe Piles Nerr,,,,s
ness anu h'"srdt pr"stratinn OF the Nerro,,x Ss,e
II" '''iic has ever given such perfect .atist,,ti,
as Tue E'iEIlNE. 1t puIitirs the blood ,I,a,,
All {" ne organs. and p"ss,.-s,s a contrrllin, 49,,
over the Nervous system ~ P'"'i
me rInaakable cures effected by VEG; FTINE
nav lhdi'"d many physicians and ;,potb.r.,,iI
Nun We Know I" prescribe and use il in th,ir n,,,
In fact. NEGETINE is the hest r.,n.d,. va, IL.
."n'IIh Tor the above Diseases and il ~. Ii
public. ~ Pi'ced before the
prItpagrd by H. X; STEVENS Boston Mass
fflce sl25- Sold by all DRUGGISTS ,6i,,,.,
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NATURES
HAIR RESTORATIVE
Warranted free from Poi-ons. Clear ..
Crystal,

Warranted free from P"i-ons, Clear a,
Crystal,
Has no Sediment, no Filth Lac sulphur ,.. =
gar of Lead, IL" Lithar-e, no Nitrate OF >.....
will Restore Gray Hair prevents the Ha.s ,r.
Falling on and is entirely free from tA,. r,...
Gus and Health destroying Drugs used %. .,. .
Hair Preparations.
Keeps the hair in nice healthy condition. ia, ,...
Dressing. and has given the most abundant 49,.
faction I" thousands VIII" have used it II. ...
bottle and Lee convinced. Take other
DIR. G.. SMITH. Patcntrr Aver Mas w..
featured and for sale 10y PROCTOR BEoIif. 49,.
Gl"hc"Strr. Mass. All first class Druggist 80
- Send two three cent stamps I" Ir,cr,., o..
and receive per return mail Valuable Ii,....-
the Human Hair. 81!
For sale in 81. Iohnsbury. at BINGHAM> lg.
Store.
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Green Mountain Poets.

Volume "i Poetry has been ISSUED cnntainin.
poems 10y authors from al; parts OF the State. The
poems are mostly "t Il high order and must he iii
trrr>tns I" any lover of literature. The editor has
not sought L. give the productions of great mum
her of poets but To collect those of merit. The
volume contains some at the sweetest poems ever
pcnnrd by NcTm"ntcrS Their" l. good varicty
the grand old patriotic fire. the sublime. and the
pathetic. The volume is meeting Il rapid sal, hnth
in and out of the STATE. Ii Is Il good book for
present I" Il teacher friend.
For sale lay Howard y Iowrll. ST J"hnShury :
w. II. Fletcher. l. yndunvillt: j. Smile N'whurV
X. Ii. Dalton Bradford. and b1"ks,rI- Throughout
vermont.
Amy Scndin. - 10 to \. j. SANBORN
l"rnard,i"n, Mass, will receive copy by mail.
post paid. 41-J1
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FOR SALE |!

\ HOUSE for sal, -. .J"hn~hurv Plain En-
guire OF {. NJ CARPENTER. Railroad Street. "r
ii. lruaN. .gittt
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Acceptable Musical Presents

I" lady friend
\ Sweet-Toned Music Box,
Costing from e. 90 To 300 90
The large boxes are wonderfully powerful and
harmonious
An Elegant Guitar, Prices from a. 30 IN s75 IN
\ Violin, now Lady'- instrument IS 90 to s5O 90
(F"T the Boys and Girls
Drums, Concertinas, Accordeons or FIutinas.
Clarionets, Flutes. Flageolets, Flies.
All these, of all varieties and of the. hest manu-
iacture, together with an unrivalled stock of
BAND INSTRUMENTS
are for sale at moderate prices by
JOHN &. HAYNES g. CO..
81 Court St, Opposite Court Housed Boston.
t2OApr73
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Farm for Sale !

Situated mile from Depot at NurIi~villr. y miles
from Stevens Village, barnet; known th,. Claim
NELL Farm. containing I13 acTrS.-abuut / wood
land, the balance suitably divided into tillI.r and
pasture. Good apple and sugar orchards running
water at house and barn. Comfortable. hoTI~,. for
small family. Wood and carriage. shed. corn barn
barn XiO, with cellar. built i'll Isl.
Price. $1,000 On easy terms Make early app
cation to W l.. NELSON 3iff
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HOYT'S BLOCK.
GREAT CHANCE FOR BUSINESS

The subscriber having removed from ST. John
bury, offers his block L. l.. Street for sale, said
block being divided into three GOOD sized stores
with basement. or two offices and five tcnr-
mcnts. For business purposes the location Is supr
rior to any in the village; trouble III letting the
stores or trnements indeed there ar" two applici-
tons To one chance for either families or traders.
Apply to Al. WILLARD.
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StANLES RANDALI.S ESTATE.
- The subscribers havIn" been appointed by the
Honorable Probate court for The district of alcdOna
commissioners to receive. examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the
estate of Saylrs Randall of Lyndon in said district
represented insulVcnt. and the term of six months
from the ID day of December I-12. being allow
eel by said Court To the creditors of said Saylcs
Randall. To exhibit and prove their respective
claims before Give notice that we Will attend
I" the duties of our appointment at the dwelling
house nf Saylrs Randall. in Lyndon. i'll said dis
trict on the first Monday "f March and June next
al one o'clock, in the afternoon. each of said
days.
CHARLES ROC ERS, JR., tCom,u.rs
i9-Il T.. ". SPAULDING. "''''' -
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Carriage and Repair Shop for Sale

At Whrelock Hollow. with good Machinery and
water power. and plenty of work I" h" done. Also,
a good board plnnrr and i"intng saw. Apply /"
OSBORN WARD Of ~. .Iuhnsbury OF II. II. " ARD
on the place OF
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CON UmPTIOE
which can be cured by ii
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. 1t is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. When
resorted to in season it sell
dom fails to effect Il speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side.
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and clcanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
PREPARED BY
SETH ", F0WLE & SONS, Boston, Mess,
And sold by Druggists and Dealers generally.
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Ayers Cherry PectoraI,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lunqs.
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping Couch.
Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption.

The few cuuru-.r..
which have Won jHr,.
iid'nct OF mankind
h"c"In" household a...
among not only ,.r
many nations must has.
extraordinary riIr...
Perhaps no uIIr rl,l e.
cured 80 Wi,ir g Ir..-.
ton ur maintained .. 81
long a. Aver t..-
PcctnIal. II has t.,
known 10th, pubii, aia
forty year. boy -
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continued series OF marvellous cures. which it.r
Won t"r II confidence III its virtues ury,r, .t o..
10y any other medicine. Ii still makes r!,. 3. =.
-frctual cures of Coughs Colds Cou-ur.'..
that can lee made by medical skill ludr,,. IT,
Cherry P"ct"ril has really robbed th.~. laI-,,...
Diseases 81 their terrurs. I" great extent .ut
given feeling of immunity from their fatal ,'',,r
which IL well founded il the remedy be-, taken %.
season. Every family should have il IN th,.r 81. 80.
Tor tn" ready and prompt relief OF it, mru.I.r.
sickness. suffering. and litr l. >alr, o., ,
timely projection. The prudent should not d., .,,.
II. and the wl>r will not. Keep II 10y y"u fr -.-
protection II afford, i'll sudden attacks and o., p.
timely uSr. Prepared by Or. !. {. AVER ,u
Lowell. Mas. Practical and Anal tical Chem -.
and sold 10y Druggists all round the world 3D. -,,'a
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r. s Wit S E r ,
Masters Flint & Warner

Have opened an Eating Saloon in the basement of
X. b. FLINT'S house, Railroad Street which
they intend to make suitable place for gentlemen
and ladies To get their meals. at any hour of the
day. They will also keep good line of Groceries
and West India Goods. Give them a call satisfy
yourselves about their commodities Hos
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COMBINATION SOLO STOPS.
THE
WILCOX & GIBBS
Silent Family Sewing Machine
NEW STNI LIE.


Possesses the following amongst other decided AL
Vantagrs over other sewing machines:
1t is the only machine which can trul, claim t,
be silent i'll working.
No other machine is :" light running or So cas-,
of management.
1t never misses a stitch.
II can III" run al twice tn" speed of any Other
sewing machine.
Its needle cannot he set wrong
Its tension Is simpl" and easily understood ana
managed.
1t uses only one thread hence there. is no spool
ing nor trouble about Il shuttle
II has patent rubber brake which prevents tn,
wheel turning back ward.
1t will embrodcr bcautifully-hy a mere chang,
of spuns.
Its hemmrrs have the elastic blade: and turn TN,
hem under.
Its seam is the strongest most elastic and pr,u,
ideally the best adapted for family use.
Its Teller works with the goods right side rIp
us braid"r Is always adjusted and ready for
II can he worked by the most delicate person
without hazard or injury To health.
When We find. (Which is il factJ the owners of
beautiful and bright "Lock-Stich' Machines of all
the best and latest make bartering them away at a
conclusion that the Wilcox & Gibbs is npon The.
whole, the Best Family Machine.
Visit the Company's SaIesroom and inres-
tigdte this matter.
TRIAL OF Ma CHIMES GIVEN BEFORE
Purchasing.
Terms of payment the most favorable
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co.
GEO. B. COBB, Agent,
Corner room, up stairs,
Wards Block. Railroad Street ST .Iohnshnry VI
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G!stafrs.
,,oHTAGIrE,S ESTATE.

DARNARD MONTAGUES ESTATE.
ID The subscribers. having been appointed 10y
the Hon Probate Court for the district OF Essex.
commissioners to receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons, against the cs
tate of Barnard Montague, late of Lexington, III
said district deceased. represented insolvrnt. and
the term of six months from the 18th day of Dee,
y ID. I-12 being allowed by said Court Ia the cred
tors of said deceased exhibit and prove their re-
spcctivr claims before Give notice that We VIII
attend To the duties of appointment. at the
dwelling house of the late Barnard Montague, in
Lexington. in said district the second Tuesdays
of January and May next. at o'clock i'll the after
noon each of said DAYS.
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