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DIVIDENDS.

PIrII,nSn AID PETERSBURG RAILROAD co.,
TREAsURER.s OFFICE. RICHMOND, VA. (
November 2S, 1878.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
N DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT. on the
canItaI stock or this company las been declare a..
nayabe al the office of the company, In the city or
Richmond, Va. OH and after the SECOND MON
DAY ll4th) in January, 1878. az
JANUARY, 1878. III. W. HARRINGTON,
no 29-tJa14 Ire'tsuFer
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/ CAPITAL ENDORsEMEST.-Ne1 York,
December 6.-The Chamber of Commerce
to-day adopted the following resolution
Resolved, That the views enumerated by
the President OF the United States in his
recent message to Congress possess for this
Chamber q paramount interest because Of
his declared opposition to any financial
measure that will Imperil the public faith.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, November 10Th. at the residence Of the
brides mother. By the Rev. DR.. pcterkin, EMMA,
youngest daughter Of the late William Palmer, to
JAMES CASKiE.
Married. December Ssh. by Gcv. Hugh Davis Rag
land. Mr.. JOHN Il, RAGLAND and Miss ANNIE
II. CARTWRIGHT: both OF IIenrico county. Va.
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n~rBRO METHODIST
CHURCH corner Broad and Tenth strcctsl.-
Preaching at IL A. NJ. and 7:30 p. NJ. by Rev. g. A.
STEEL Sacrament Of the Lords Supper after morn
ing service. The sermon at night will be In MEM
DRY of the late Bishop Marvin. All persons invited
and welcome.
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DEATHS.

Died AZ lockwood. his late residence. In Chester
fold comfy at 2:l5 4. NJ, December Z, 1877. FL
der JAMES GREGORY. in the sixty-cigh,h year OF
his age.
TODAY Saturday al p. VI. promptly.
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nT FIRST P r Z S B 7 T Z RI \ n
CHURCH.-Rcv. T. L. PRESTON. d. d. viii preach
at II y. NJ. and ~ Z. N.
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THE SALISBURY IRON MANuFA|rts'N'
COMPANY, OF VIRGINIA,
Situated N THE COUNTY OF RoTEToIh''
fourteen miles south OF the town Oh ~ I'm nc
ths tntoba creek one quarter Of Mtis lt" ~ -
Jame. river and twelve miles from Sh1'oh f'S
on the ,,, ,urn YAH pOAH.
The railroad from the town OF BUCHANAN " va
ION Forge runs through This protSr.s .orr,xYy Oh
vi The comrany owns 2,S2S ACRES or LAHo'' w.
"A'N'' : FURNACE,
6, blast making car-wheel charcoal-ir"I' t"> -
g. NJ n SUPERIOR quality and ine1ha,,sii's.
.rhcre are sever raj houses on the estate, hs -nr,s
and store, about twenty five horses y"
toals Sc, &c. 80 ...n.tor Of the last Two
ve,rs has been In blast six years. ,si.srel aud
The property Is owned oy the un"N'
Tho as,sie OF the late Jacob Dakin: H., III. iitc he
Mr. Dakin died last spring. iurui. r.,,,rrs u
,vas the sole active manager. ms usa'
necessary that the estate should br sou; with the
n Viii 6e sold al price CORRESPONDENT - IrrMs
nyssent state OF the iron trade, M" o'' W.
rs 10 payment. Apply 10 r,,crSF KELLY.
,.e-ow ~ Exchange pace. N Nv" -
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Me- UNION-sTATION CHURCH.
Preaching at / ! a. NJ. and 7!aP u. by Rev. J. A.
PROCTOR, the newly-appointed pastor.
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TIE Church Ne,ss Isl tho nance OF neat
little paper, the publication Of which has
Just been commenced 10 Richmond by the
Rev. R. s. BARRETT, Of Christ church. 1t
is monthly. Price, 90 cents per annum.
II is well printed and we'll edited.
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A discovery ora prediction LAFFERrY
viii never be q bishop. He has too keen an
appreciation Of tire iudicrous. Those who
wish 70 be bishops mnstn't make folks
laugh. Is
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s5fy- FIRST B APTIST CHURCH
Twelfth and Broad strcets)-Rcv L. ". WARREN,
D. d., The pastor, VIII preach on SUNDAY at II A.
NJ and 7.3O 2. NJ,
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fC;T SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
notwithstanding at II A. N. and q. ?. II. by
Rec j. II, TYLER.
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g pieces nEEsS G39BS At 12:s worh 1fc':
g pieces b bkss G GS5bs at =
comprising a large line Of SOLID. STRIPED;
PLAID. FIGNREn- kEICkEHHoCkEk;, AMI
DRESS GOODS
In BLACK ALpACAS. tACHEMIRES. AsERl-
Nos, and Other black goods our stock is com
pctc. and nj pciccs to suit any one.
4 full lire of BEANER-CLprIiS. CfIINCHILA
CLOTHS. WATER-PEOUF CLOTH CA>>l-
Mt.RES. &c. forCLOAk*, SUITS, Sc. at 'cry
just received very .hr-ge supply Of CLOtKS. from
81 to s25-all tie newest styles ana trimming
very low.
PETS. SHNWLs, SHIRTS. &C.. at extra low
prices to effect sales. Call ana see lis on these
goods.
LADIES. GENTLEMENs Is, aud ClIlLDREN's IN
DERWEAR-a iulllinc ii al prices.
KID GLOVES--Wc haze jlss received tho largest
supply we have ever had from soc. 10 $50.
Gil I anH Tsr %nE 5Mo 6pEE t2tSk NIB
GLOVES ut soc.
IN HOSIERY we haze an elegant assortment In
WHITE, STRIPED and SOLID COL@RS.
o 5tH'T ho 6Si i DEPkETMEST. '' - '> "
Also large line Of IIANDkEECHIEFS. CORSETS.
SCAKFs End Xii PnGkftyG2kkYY
and 4 great m,uy odier goods too Numerous to
mention.
We keep all shades TRIMMINGS SILKS to match
DRESS GOODS AZ soc. 4 yaru.
We keen all shades WORSTED PRINCES - 20,
rs. 80, and 35c.to match goods.
We keep all shades SILK BUTTONS. -
We keep all kinds OF BUTTONS for DRESSES
We Keep everything contained in a lrst-class dry
goods store at prices 10 defy any competition.
and all we ask u call To he convinced OF the
fact at T4ALHIMER BROTHERS,.
COL Bread street, corner Sixth street.
\. B.-MR. CHARLES HUTZLER Is with US:
and will be pleased to see his many friends and
customers at PFIALIIIMER BROTHERS.,
dc COL Broadstrcet.
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nY METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL
SOCiETY.-Thc regular meeting of this Society
will be held at Manchester Methodist church on
SUNDAY AFTERNOON next ut 3 o'clock. Inter-
esting addresses and other exercises may be eX-
pecicd. a. l.. WEST, frcsicehs.
Charles p. Rddy, Secretary.
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FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERA,

CHURCH Seventh street near Grace).-The pastor
Rev. VIC. SCHAEFFEE. will preach at IL y. III.
and TIP. II, All are welcome.
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MT THE BAPTIST sUNDAY-SCHoOL
ASSOCIATION Will meet with First.Church Sunday
school SUNDAY at:s y. M. The public are invited.
j. BooTEN HILL, Secretary.
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NE RELIGIOUS SERVICE, conducted
by members of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton and other laymen, will be held To-MoRRoW us
follows: At the Almslouse chapelat II A. NJ. and
aud r. NJ; on Belle Isle at 81 ?. NJ, and at the
house on the canal just above the old mill at r. NJ
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nrRELIGIOUS SERVICE, as usual,
will he held Mt Union chapel, Howard's Grove, Sun
DAY AFTERNOON at 81 o'clock. conducted by mem-
hers of the Young Mems Christian Association.
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N.Y. GRACE-STREET BAP L I
CHURCH.-The pastor. Rev. W. L. HATCHER ID.
D., will preach TOMORROW at IL A. NJ. and at ~
M.
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DISTRIBUTIONS & PARTNERSHIPS.

DIsSOLUTIONs 81 PARTNERsHIPs.
OF
COMPREHENSIVE.
The co-partnership heretofore existing under the
Grm-name aud style of WALDMAN Il SCIERER
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
CHARLES Z. SCHERER Will continue business
at the old stand, No. 1859 Main street. and the pay
mept OF all bills will be made 10 him. as he alone Is
authorized 10 settle the aifrirs of The lae firm:
GEORGE r. WALDMAN,
CHARLES E. SCHERER.
RICHMOND. November 10, 1877.
no 2O-Tu&S4ws
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lHRAYON PORTRAlTS.-The under
W signed, having had considerable experience In
the art OF making ACCURATE CRhi0N LIKE
NESSES from photographs. would be pleased 10 re-
ceive orders for the same. He can gnaranIee sails,
faction, and will make u HANDSOME. IIFE-Silf
PICTURE for the reasonable sum OF $40. Al ress
or call on GEORGE b; MAIInfMS, !.
de a-Imx 500 east Leigh street, city.
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N~fr CASHMERES! CASHNERES!
CASIiMERES!

CASIiMERES.
Douhlc-,wilIch COLORED CASHMERE. at 65 and
7Jc. per yard. worth s5c. and 81
BLACK CASIENERES-all pure wOol-a. 6J, rs.
S5c. and 81:
BLACK ALPACAs at p, so, So, 40. 50. a1,d Soc:
all 80 per cent. below regular prices;
SNICKERBOCKEI SUlTISG ut s!sc. per yard
worth double the money:
FANCY DRESS GOODS at 10, IL. and 1879. pt r
yard worth 10, 20. and 25c.:
Handsome ATWOOD PLAIDS for chiTrcn's
dresses.
You can buy DRESS GOODS at lower prices. pow
ttisn at any lime sirrr ihe creation.
deS LEVY BROTHERS.
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billiard MATCH BETWEEN MAU-
d RICE DAILY and CYRILLE DION. of New
York, TUESDAY EVENING. December 11th, at
o'clock. The game will be thr .C-ball carom and
300 points up: and after the game exhibition OF
fancy shots Will be given nc
GuSTAyE c. WOLF & CO.'S.
de S-3t 909 Broad street.
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DTsTSEss CHANCE FOR SALE
The STOCK and F ,,as ENsn e = ard
llshef and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Richmond, Va, FOR
sal.. Army to CifAFfiN srAPtrEs s,h stirs,
de 4-8t NO. n-..~ - -:
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CARDOZO, FOUEQUREAN \ ca
having bought the entire ,tock II
Brooke < Co.
LADIES AND CIJILDRES'~
UNDERWEAR
AED
riEiLDREN'> DRESSES
Nh, for The rex, thirty day. oa,r
EXTRA INDrCEITNT>
TO pHrssH,s VI wan, ct thea. ,o,n
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

For SALE .,...... ..>,..<
TIE VALUABLE PROPERTY KN""H
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WE'VE GOT EN- Waterproof ~. 80.
" Zoe. and 81: Linen IlHndk"rclr,rf.. 10 i0..
Linen iicmsiitrhc'I- 10 Ia soc: Mouruiu. tln o.;
10 soc: Dress Goods. l2>.r. worth IL: ,,.g'
stock. -. 20. and 2lc: i.taic,' >iIk I!-,. -,
worth 2Jc.; Frtngcd. &c: Et.Ic stock -. ~. 4.
AMI Zoe Come aud 6 ~.
j. e.. WIivLDCK. 1909 Main -'r.-,
no 10 between Ss.cnt""n:h at,I fI.n',,}.a
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THOMAS presiding.
Prayer by Rev. S. A. Steel, OF the Broad
Street Methodist church.
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Once upon time, so the story goes,
man, who had been one Of the worst
men living, died and in due course Of
time arrived at the shining gates and
asked admittance Before entering
therein he is asked what he has done
ent.llu- MIN to an abode among the
angels and he is asked If he had ever
lied, confession being made to this, he
is questioned as to the whole category
of sins every one Of which has been free
" INDUCED in during life. When this
questloner was through, another one
began to ask what good he bad done
rCcrr gwen UP 10
w;ckedncss and as he felt he evil of his
ways, was turning sorrowfully towards
the lower regions when he remembered
deed he had performed only few
days before his death And though it
seemed small to him he finally said that
he had gone into printing Office and
paid tor three, years subscription to his
local paper Just before he died Y on
did, eb." says St Peter. well walk
right in: that one act offsets all the
OF your life; but let me tell
you, you are the first one have seen
that hasn't stuck the printer for some
thing IN someway. Walk IN, friend. "
Dream on this MISUNDERSTANDING.
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THURSDAY. JUNE II, Isl.

It's quite evItent that Ben Butler
doesn't appreciate Hayes, or his manner
of running tho machine. At Washing
ton, few days ago, he remarked sar-
,castically to a reporter that The Re
publican party went into the state Of
Ohio and took therefroln its greatest
statesman and elevated him to the presi-
dency. He is revolationizing things in
his wonderfully quiet way, and Mr.. Carco-
ran and Gen. Gordon are helping him.
The people viii be crowding each 9th II
at the poIlsat the next presidential cleo
ton in order to get chance to vote
the republican ticket. So great will De
the rush that | fear many 0! them will
be trampled to dealh."
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As this is the season at which the
most frantic efforts are made to induce
people to move west and grow up with
some of the mining towns supposed to
exist in the mountains, it may be as veil
for those who experience the premonl
tory symptoms of mineral fever. in any
of its varied forms, 10 remember that
all is not gold that glitters il The Glow
ing periods Of the hired tou.ers for the
towns aforesaid | there i gold 10 &. =
hills, it costs, gold to Get it cut, and ta-
margin between cost and product is at
least as often on the side OF the former
as of the latter. Around every lode
nIne times in ten the mines "a locafad
haze not the color Of metal about tbap,
except the moderate supply that bronz
es the check Of the toatcrs and snac-
ulators aforesaid. Three foursbs Of tboso
who 60 to these regions expecting 70
realize speedy fortunes. remain to work
Tor the barest subsistence uDon the ro,I
or suggestions CLANS of the lnckv few
and the locating sharpcrs. vainIy
hoping for some fortunate strike" that
may furnish them the means Of rctnrn-
ing to their old homes in croJ:t,bro
fashion. The point to be weighed nv
Inc sold-struck crowd is that every new
conner with money is regarded as a fresh
pigeon to be pluckod by the old settler,
N most Of the speculative mimi.
regions; that the putting Of these regions
IS a profession regularly followed by ad-
ven'urons Bohemians in the employ Of
the spectators, and fiat little of the I
truth consequently finds its way cast /
except in confidential letters to relatives
or IN the narratives Of the fortunate faw
who secure means whcrcwith 70 return
There are millions worth of shin .po
dust waiting to be gathered in the west
ern hills, no doubt, bat the average man
who gets food and clothing in exchange
Tor reasonable labor in the civilized 2or-
tons o. the country, is as we'll off as bo
would be dehing in the pIaccrs for
fortune winch he may find. inst a. he
may be struck by lightning The !
chances are about equal /, is not ex-
reeted that all of this vii change the
purposes Of more than a vc.y few of the
myrIads who have heir faces tanned
now 70 the golden west, for the mineral
fever is like other bet distemaers Of tie
'lood-it must run Its course Bat If j
It does them no good, it Nil 10 chem
no harm Chicago Times
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London dispatches say that the Bus
slams will force the passage of the Dan
ube at some point west of Bustchuk, in
order to avoid the Turkish forces mass
ell within the lines Of the quadrilateral
Passing the river at Sistoya or Nic0po
lis, the Russians will End almost unob-
structed roads to the Balkan passes,
while one or two corps may be left to en-
gage the atttnticn Of Ablul Kcrim and to
operate at leisure against the fortressos
The heavy concentration Of the Russians
on the Alute some eeks ago left little
doubt that their plans were substantial
iy as above indie ted but it does not
appear that the Turks have made any
adequate preparations for counteractine
it Possibly, however, the western
passes of the Balkans may be found
strongly fortified and sufficiently defend
ed. when tie Russians get there.
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CONTRACTING THE CJRRFxcY

CONTRACTING TIE CURRENCY
During the DEBATE on the passage Of the
resumption act, under which Secretary
Sherman is new working, he declined
70 say whether the law provided for an
ac'ua' eonr 'e,ian Of the currency h.
giving the Secretary of the Treasnry
power TO cancel the greenlacks he with-
drew, and which Sherman is now With
drawing. 4 propose, SAID he. .go
leave that an open question Il b. d.
'ided IN the future, according To law -
That question Sherman la~ decided Il,
caneellIns the greeubacks Recently ol
tanned By the recent sale If gid ly the
Treasury Department. THIS is IA act.
uai contraction Of the currency: instead
q the apparent contraction which. r.
suits from Withdrawing eighty per cent.
OF sreenlacks the national bank no.e-
are issued OF this rarccllipg oi nrec,
backs. sherman said OF this step he has
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SSFA.E GE WISCONSIN.
- sGssslty 0s .go H.s0aoc. So

Probate Office. June Ia, 4. n I>17
In the matter Of the proof and probate Of the
last vii and testament 81 Matthias Slorac deceas-
ed, late q the county 81 Msnifowoc: Whereas.
an Instrument IN writing. purro ting - ba the
last viii arG Testament OF Matthias Morac de-
ceased late q & county Of NaaiJoNoc has been
filed IN this Office: ana whereas apJ LEGATION has
b., II made By Ncnzcl Soc up PRAYING that the
same be proven and admitted TO probate acc riding
10 the laws of this state
Therefore. II i ordered hat said application be
heard before ne at the probate office in the citv Of
NauitoEvc ia said county, on the eth day oil Julv
A, ID. lsst st 10 clock 2 n. And il i further
ordered, tha aeiice thereof shall be given to ali
ietsoIls Interested in said Viii, the tine and
place Il ssid l@arl-- ' s',h..cstitc r the Mani
f0Woc Z of neEsSPap printed in IL e eugurv
for three successive week. once e2ea weeks prior
9 Ihe time q such hearing.
fiv TIE c. ri:
5S2 sv. g. oLASTEn. County Judge.
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taken. in his debate on the bill: at is
believed To operate as disturbing eIe
m ent in all tie business operations of
life, to add to the burden of the debtor
by making scarce that article in which
he is bound to pay lis debts Iri- IS
precisely the view which is taken Of
Sherman's policy in the West by Re-
publicans; and the step he has taken
will widen the widening rift in the par
~ on the subject 1t is understood
that Sherman disayows the rian, out
lined in several newspapers, for pro-
foraa withdrawal Of national bank cir
cuIation. and its issue again when the
greenbacks, to the amount Of eighty per
cent. can be retired. In speaking on
the bill at its :assage. however, Sherman
laid great deal of stress on the fact
that it was the old banks, and not the
new ones. which might be expected to
want new currency.
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The reason given by Senator Dawes
for supporting the administration is GER
tainly frank and candid. Is an ad-
mission that the party has been wrong
AMI il mus change its course or buy its
''coffin " lie says:
II is the duty Of every republican to
stand by the president in his southern
policy; and if it fails that failure should
never be imputed to want Of support
from those who put him in power. The
republican party is in minority in the
house of representatives, has only a
small uncertain majority in the senate.
with the certainty, without change of
policy, of a majority against it in that
body also two years hence. controlling
the appointments, the appropriations.
the army and the navy, and rendering
him and the republican party thereafter
utterly helpless, and the negro south
utterly dclenseless. This way is the
only one open to the president. If it is
closed up, letit not be by friends. The
republican party is not far, in its south
ern policy at least, Fl IN the condition
of the sick man who has been long
time under treatment and has as uni
for@cly failed in strength and health till
little is left of him For such a man
there seems to be but one of two things
left-he must either change his medi-
cine or buy his coffin. For one, am
not quite ready to buy the coffin.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

g. For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases, Erysi-
pelas, Rose. or st. Antho-
~ ny's Fire, Eruptions and
~ Eruptive diseases of the
- skin, alterations of the
sJ Liver, Stomach. Kidneys,
Lungs, Pimples, Pustules,
70 "a Boils, Blotches, Tumors,
letter. Salt Rheum. Scald
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from internal liberation, and Uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercuriai dis
eases. Dropsy Dyspepsia, Emaciation,
General Debility, and for Purifying the
Blood.
This SaSaparilla is q combination of
vegetable alternatives - Stilhngia, Man.
drake. Yellow Dock with the lodides
of Potassium and Iron, and is the most
efficacious medicine yet known Tor
the diseases it is intended to cure.
Its ingredients are so skilfully COM
bined. that the full Alternative effect of
each is assured. and while it is so mild
dS 10 DG II4 LI4-tSS Nll " Il4iAtAAtI IL IL -
still so effectual as to purge out from the
system those impurities and corruptions
which develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence which
prominent physicians all over the coun-
try repose in it. prove their experience
OF its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues have
accumulated and are constantly being
received. and IS many Of these cases are
publicly known, they furnish convincing
evidence Of the superiority OF this Sar-
saparilIa over every other Alternative
medicine. So generally is its superb
GRITTY to any other medicine known. that
we need do no more than to assure the
public that the best qualities 1t has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
PREPARED by
Dr.. J. c. AVER {, CO., Lowell Mass,
Practical drI .i1saTBticaI Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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IN EEEsaEfaTE = manitovoc rnr,,r
| S.Gurr. -

In the matter of the estate of Carolins roaflo-
LuUScn. deceased
10 all whom il may concern: letters of ad-
laihlstf&ioH ON SAID estat-. having been issued to
Joseph euler ON the 18th dar IF Jnaa 4 n
t>.s, and four months from AMI after said dav-
being allowed ard limited for creditors 10 present
lice Is helc5y en- that the under. q ed wis. or
Jae last Mondays of June, july and August at the
4r"aHtc Office IN the city of ManitnNoc i'm saiH
county. receive, examine, and adjust all claims
ana demands 81 all persons against said deceased
Dated June nth. lS-T
So An. L. g. 0LMSTED COUNTY Judre
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-06-14
TT PROBATE Manitowoc County

In tnc matter Of the estate of Jacob Lueps, de-
ceased.
t1u reading and fling the petition of Adolph
WittsnG8n 81 the city Of Mantowoc in said county.
representing among other things that OF the 10th
,iay Of NAV 1856 the said decca ed contracted 10
convey 10 him. the said petitioner. the premises
known and described a. lots No. one ~ two -
three {2} and four 4 in Block II. in the village
tlow cityl of Manitowoc. in said county Of Manito
woe. State Of Wisconsin. said lots being in lot
six tGl in section nineteen tigl town nineteen 49,
Range twenty four "a and claiming that he, the
said petitioner, is entitled te conveyance Of said
premises. and PRAYING that William G.. Luep>- adj
m uStrator OF said estate. BE authorized and dircc
ted by decree of this court - make and execute Il
conveyance of said premises TO him. ne said pc
titioueF II is ordered tha. said petition be heard
before the Judge OF this COUrt on Monday I llth
tty ofTune S77.at IL O'Clock. 4 NJ. Al he Probate
Office in the city OF y anitowoc in said comfy.
And IL Is further ordered that noiiCe thereof pc
published siNruCcessiye weeks once in each week.
before such hearing in the Manitawoc Pilot a
weekly newspaper published in the city OF Mani
towoc said county.
Dated A pril 23d. ls77.
q76-t.w. 2. & OF MSTED. County Judge.