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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14

uIRAM EASTMAN,S EsTATr.

State % Vermont Manchester District -
Al = Probate Court held Al Manchester within
and for said distFict Of Manchester, on the ~
day Of June u 1876
Present Hon. 4. u. Barton, Judge.
An Instrument paEporting 10 be The last VII
and Testament Of Hiram Eastman late 81 kn'
pert In said district, deceased. being presented
BY Charlotte EAsiman the Ixeeutra therein
named Tor Probate, IL q ordered by said CnnIi,
that al poFsons concerned therein DO bottled o.
appear az session thereof. TO b. held a. the
PIebAte offioa in Manchester, Va said distfiot, 0a
the 2lth day Of June A ID 1871, al 10 O'Clock
10 the forenoon, aud chow cause, II any 1hus
have, against the probate Of said Mlil for
which purpose IL is further ordered, that thi'
order be published three weeks sacoessivclf iu
she Manchester JoupSAL. newspaper prn,ed
at Manchester in this state, pr,yloas 10 sale
time Of hoAing.
Attest, Il. D. BURTON, Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14

From al parts q the country there
ayo cheering prospects Of abundant har
vests Timely aud copioas rains have
refreshed nearly every section which
bad been threatened with drought The
crops u cereals, Of fruit, bay and veg.
etatles promise 20 he Of the very best
Eastern and middle states will gather
Ia rich yield from nearly every branch
~ agriculture. Indications Ia the south
are excellent the great central west
expects even 10 sapass former years
such crops we're never before seen
growing in Oregon. while California.
where the outlook was fofbiddiug
enough a few weeks ago. estimates the
value % her surplus wheat from this
years yield at fully ten million dollars
Oar basis 81 returning aud increasing
prosperity II ,hereiore. u the most
Substantial character
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14
cnMMIssIoNER.s NorIcn-

GalAts - NynthsA Z knaaA.
We. TIE @aAsngiasfs beas9 tFFniAtH& ~
re Mcn. ihe Probate Dasfs ~ The fastf8ai ef
ana 81 asa tAe ela4nss kpd aansAnds ~ a. gefnias
kzainst TIE Estate -
Cynthi& Il SMskA nate ~ kf8nEtNe
- sAsa Ns.ifiet 8eaessssl snA Ass ~ elaine st
demands ENLISTED is eHset thsFets hsFfhY
give nsaers thsf sr al mast ser thA pafrast
aiofetss8 ~ tks dssllsag hsnss - Ansen hsfh ~
trhhgtaa oR he - Aay - Nayv@hsr next. ffsal
aicleeA . fi-. nntil faas oclosk, p b. ~ ,ssa
Aay and that "a saan4hs irom the saa isf ~
Msy ISL j. he tiule Halted Is sid luuft ief
asa creditors e. present their rtsimH g. az Fer
sfAmipAtian AaA a 5s&nest
Dated 81 AflaFton. tlis gatt aay uf MAJ
4. D.. 1871.
cHAN n YOUNG.
- WILLIAM r RATION
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14

BY the arrival Of a steamer from Cal.
lao We have details Of disasters from
the earthquakes aud tidal waves in
South America africa, Iquique, Ponta
do Lobos, Pabellon dc Plea. Shanayaya
Huanillos, TowpiIla. Cobija. Mejillones
dc Bolivia, Antozagasta and Chanaral
were nearly all destroyed Six hun
bred lives only were lost. The destruc-
Of property is estimated at 0.000, 900.
The storm was confined mostly TO the
cost, laraposa, twenty three leagues
inland, aud Plea Matilda aud CanchoDes
far in the interior. we're more or less
destroyed The shipping Of guano from
tho southern deposits is indefinitely
suspended, as all facilities have been
swept away. The destruction to ship
ping was very great. The American
ship Aida, German ship AMI an Eng
lish aud an Italian bark were lost al
pabellbn de Plea Others were dam
aged al Huanillas The English ship
Avonmoor was lost; the captain.
vile. three children, nurse. carpenter
aud steward were drowned. The Eng
lish ship Conway Castle was driver
ashore and tiled. She was thrown
back ifom the shore by receding
wave and sunk IL deep water Tn,
crew were saved The English sbil
Conference was thrown on shore al,
SEGA after crushed under 4 mass 0
rock The hulk Gabriel Castro wa
sunk With al on board the number i
unknown Several vessels are badll
damaged The governors building
water coLdensefs. tanks. wharf. every
ihiag except few hats At the back Q
The town we're destroyed. At Panta d
Dobos I've vessels were lost and four
teen ships injured. The survivor
must come back - calIao for EXTENSIVE,
repairs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14

Nearly all the northern papers and
somo Al The southern papers are calling
upon Mississippi 70 punish The murder.
eu u the Chisholm family bat their
calls are not and probably will not be
heeded. Instead the Mississippi pa
pes ave Publishing such significant
items as the following from the Vicks.
burg Herald
There will be no opposition 10 Ia.
roo county. this fall, % the regular
Democratic ticket The political
changes in this county under the Miss.
issippi policy, are 20 striking that
they are worth recalling In 1872 il
cast ? 4e9 Republican votes. and gave
Grant majority Of ,5ll. Last autumn
il cast two Republican votes, aud gave
Mr. Tilden a majority Of 3.670
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14

The Russians have not yet crossed
the Danube, aud in the artillery duels
aud skirmishes the Turks have quite
held their own The situation Of the
Turks ia Asia is not quite as precarious
as has been reported and oD tho whole
Il is as we'll to come to the conclusion
that the Turks are not yet whipped
though the odds against them are great
There may be aud is likely to be some
hard lighting before the matter is set
tied.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14

Ihc tornado which struck Aaaut
Carmel. 81 Killed lG Persops, apd
roaBde5 up~slas a 81, while sboa,
s afs missing The loss u property
il estimated AZ $500 goo amohg the
lail8ings destroyed a'c the Preshyte
lsAa AID Methodist churches, tive
school houses a court house add So
eral stores aa1 residences AZ Mat
te9u. several houses were oyeflarc 81
- Bnfoolsd A few peRcas arc o.
ported ialared.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14

The Graphic's Albany dispatch says
a formidable Republican candidate for
Conkling's position ID being developed
in the person OF Il w Stoughton. Of
Now York. II Evarts Is not eandi-
date be viii back Stooghton, vino is
supposed to DO especially hostile to
Conklng. State Senator Starbuck also
has senatorial aspirations. State Sen.
aior Woodin will be really Conkling s
most formidable opponent
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14
- - IusE. 4 -

TIE View York Commcfxlsi fatht'
satoasiseal.y femAfks lAai i de baa.
nrss "a she castoaa heabs i - Ne cga
8a ~ = mcfshant caH3seis his
la@s1as. "a nsss aos he 10 10 ssy q
the uefchanis Whe brste cati3ua hpsss
"a ale. not ~ ta,ess strictly hopofabie
gtauemea who aaaagr railroad cen.
psnla aea t4atlbg iusiiiah "a
iHes owu special benefit
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14

isan q tAe aew beads kas beea placed
ia ihe bands q ; synaieais e! bakers.
~ heisfe, bus sssssdpiioa books will
tf opeasa in he pnneipai cities a he
tsisa aaa teft agsa fss tbinf days.
q caatle 81 desiring 10 - - % SAB.
serbia II par isf tAa hew beads isseei
AZ acaomiashoos of s5e and upwArd
After ihs hdsf interval u popular sub
seriptsen, tbs negoiiaiioa will be left ia
tae haa5s q the syndieAlo. who crpees
- te abie 70 advance he price 81 these
boads 60 ; pFcmiam. Tho fsundstiOa
subscription Of the syndicate il SIS.
coo 600 q which s. .o0o 600 10 10 be
ased iar resumption purposes. To close
iae oii contract ior four and bali per
eept the i8fmcr syndicate have sub
saflbea iur $4,000. 900. Of which slo,.
0Q0.0o0 i h be used dariog the next
two mouths ior resumption purposes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14

Ii rumored that II. A. Blood, Tor.
medy manager Of ,be Boston, Clinton
sod Fitehbafg railroad. and president
and slee president q other roads, and
Solomon II Howe. formerly Of the well
tnoun dry goods jobbing house q
Hove. Pierce a Co. have failed. The
former ior ct 500 900 aud the latter ior
500, 600. The failures we're caused by
unproitable Investments Ia Eastern
railroad securities,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14
IN RANKRUPTCY

hisrnfCf 90 AtHM0Nr. Ses
In the nlKtFsct NQaEa Of the lnliha states Ter
the pisiriet % Vermont
In the matter q liKaikm 4 FaFeissaa Bash.
rupts. In h.ukfuptey.
Tits il b. EiYe uoiiea that ]. Samuel Il Harris
81 Bennington, IN said d.sirirt. have been daily
appointed Assigaee IL ths estate % said uas slain
a Fufeissea, hsnkruPts. aud that have as
espted said trust
ST. HARRIS, AasigHts. i
Dated Al Bcanington. AAy isth. 1871, 2.3a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14
No MORE PHYS|C

No more nauseaung, burning Linemonts, Lo
tions, Salyes, and 0intmeuts for Pain aud Sore
ness, but grateful healing, and soothing exter-
mai application, such ~ can be had by the use
OF COLLINS VoLTAIc PLAsTERs, the greatest aud
most speedy pain relieyer in tie world. This
great remedy eonsists OF Yoltaio Of Galyanic
Plate. carefully sttaehed together and imbedded
10 Porous Plaster, highly medlcated, forming
the grsndest curative agent OF this century. 1t
il gentle and constant
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14

Turkey i the most favored BY nature
81 any country 10 the world. Oae Of
IL provinces. Macedonia, once con.
qaonel the eastern world. II is. 81 alI
Ea,opc. lhc most productive portion
AID shea Asia Niaor aud Syria. once
nanopoliasi 81 tie commerce o. the
world Ga lhc banks IL the Eephrates
aad gigris. within tic Turkish empire.
oaee existed i've great moaarchics Ii
Asia Moor before tbe Arab aud Tur.
lish couqasst. were sitsatei hundreds
g eities a8d the coaasry was cultivated
likc garden. aod was exceedingly
raa Turkish rale has rcduced tbe
people ia numbers aud IN properly. TO
sach state u lesliiauou That the tax,
Is. 4l.aoush enforced BY military powes
wal ao logger kappott the government
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14
Marriages.

r. A.Fest fane eih 81 Rev : 0tsasues, VI
oars Regam tnl Miss fyAis g nssrs hsss .,
ptfat
be uairasi. MIcb ne pik. ~. UAaa Il naf.
re Is Niss Msese ], tsska.sIs. beta q uslrpst,
Ne cards.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14

Ihe time las come ben Z. 5. bonds
bearing loar per ceut. interest can be
SID " good a4vaatAgc 70 replace the
SIX per cents aud he issue Of 81 per
reais vii he stopped The negolia.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14
Deaths.

10 sslea, y y fsra sib. Rsnush MpAlHsisr.
viis % ihs iate Wm NtAliislft aged ~ ysars
and u DAYS,
u Londonderry Jase ith. jeremiah Ausa, /.
D., aEed rs wears
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14

The Bennington Banner announces
TIE Publication ola daily paper there
during the Centennial 10 August.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14
SANFORD'S
JAMAICA GINGER


Tar oRrrsseseE 81 JaxNes Gpssa.
cHmr Anaa4Tfs sNu Ferscu BaAvm
rrfparst - 4fesa.ls Severed AIS usRe
s.uslf saecls - s. aitfff safftss FL Tft
t.aas pFeasFsisaas = ern4e fiheef aa3 hVayc.
hala rdlntsitf Ga tka relief aud rarc g Ga asls
saI Giialsais iusllaatsl q tst sas4nef aaA Vie
tf - aseas anl BIZ su48ea changes 81 lsMfefA
tars.
Tar sgtsfgrrvgay an
UN4RaF ruA ALauHoi
he use tf the true "a.
nBlcs Ginger, Il theit
sun selection snd iHl.
earlRlsan. ila cemblua.
i lAsiAnilt iseAffe' tlan . % chaiac 4rolaats
~ a. devised kud or
Cholera Morbus. sE.aatsd b. Dr. sasfarl
placed this preparation
bAaffhUa ta aataaf NltrI 90 FAR
ahead " anything be.
Dysentery. Cramps Iats eompoqalaa MAJ
Notwithstanding tho
aud Pains. Sea s.os. a. ei' t,, oPgs'i. 10.
Sickness. Colds & sso-sa ,Asi y ii ,lc o,hsr s
oambiaod. The second
Chitie year q iis mAanfaesnfe
its sale exceeded ihs
Chills and Fever. ssy-s s ilso Ion lot bo,
Lies. II Is manufactured
Feverish symptoms 90 a scale simply enor,
p.,.4t gallons sre always kept
"aa' made long in advance
nf consumption, by
symptoms. Neural shioh 4 aeqalres a de.
aeiaus flavor and bril-
eric and Rheumatic liant transparency.
- Every improvement ia
symptoms, Is adopted 50 as 10 per.
Gait she use u oOstlY
Dyspepsia. Indi maieriais ana yesre,sia
geston Fatuency l't s~o tboas.nd do ioaP
hundred bottles pc hOnr
Rising Of Food. From ilns briei state.
neus, il sill be seen
Makas Ica Wata, that Messfs WEEbs 4
poTTKR have entered
Harmless. i saniords Jamaica
Ginger ia mann er that
IL pood for all ares must ia time secure for
them the ouoTmus trade
IA this article. lite Gle.
CANT flavor, great merit
and low price should be
tested once BIS those IN
need Of family medi-
cine before allowing
themselves to he in
daced, by misrepresen-
alton, TO buy others.
insist upon having what
sou call for SANroRps
JAMAICA GISoEH.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14
TN BANKRUPTCY.

DisrRICr or VERMONT, rs,
Ths undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment a. Assignee 10 Bankruptcy NJ
Charles X. Young. OF Manchester. in the county
Of Bennington and state OF Vermont, within said
district, who Is Adiudged bankrupt upon his
creditors petition, by the District Conrt OF said
District
Dated al Manchester, W, May sth, 1871.
81 Sc NJ. \. CoLBuRN, Assignee,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14

The ST. Alb1ns irou and Steel Works
now give employment to some go me1,
and are Funulng Al their falI capacity.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14
Flowers, Silks and Ribbons
y THE
ISFALLIABLE FIRE KINDER
pavs te,,e, than DIGGING for Gold

NfN NNFNN. NE'F1'F y 3 y '''b
Nv agents have s0nselines Iaaas - high ~ 80
ID : dAy Every family 30 some satire toaAss
evep. lave b0aght oHe~-1 h1asaada VI Tssiims.
nials aad Diplstaks ffsm Al paris u The Gales.
Sly sesfs u use sith inSfexa8ng AID cEaFwhslaas
az salss AgeGta wanted Ter every saeesnplsd
Tgsa ana CgeHty IL his states ssa Casa as
Circulars giYing faii particulars seat % esli,-
a Eiadlsr eeat y ang one sisLing 81 bescsns 50
Agent, TOT ~ esnta Aee1ts FseslSs thsiF tat-
Address r. T. SMITH
Dfasef u, bsiaai Wis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14
HAIR VINE :: !. ' +; 4; 4: !: ;i: Al:

IL ais. cures that unpleasant itching that is the
prelude 81 the hairs decay. Femoyss dAndran
and cures all diseases 81 the scalp hmakes 3
nice shampoo aud dressing Tor ladies aud ehil.
drena heads, a. IL removes the dshdfnh aud
dirt, keeps the heal cool, and leaves ne mar
.oft aud scalp clean. fly IL aud yon will nse no
other Ask druggists and merchants Tor u
everywhere or send Toe 20 ne for tilai bottle,
Address G. w. RICHARDSON, Barnet " sold
| 10 Manchester BY Wall 4 Hard aud v. Grover.
Wells, richardson 4 Co, Burlington, W whole
sale sgeBts. n
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14
THE ONLY REALLY FLEXABLE
OUTBREAK YET INVENTED.

1t can bs raised by the driver, while in operation
TO any position, and the cutters will run equally
~ well, being always in line with the pitman.
II is thus enabled to conform perfectly to the
surface of uneven or und, without increasing
the drAught and also avoiding the breakage 30
common with cutter bars joined at the heel Of
the knife.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14
ELECTRIC BATTERY,

closly and continuously applied by the adhesion
of the Plaster, and is capable of eitecting instant
relief and permanent cures in the most distreis-
ing cases Of chroac external ailments, and in
diseases originating in disordered condition
Of the electrical or yiializipg forces. IL is un-
surpassed as prompt and suoe remedy in
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Cramps, ST. Vitus' Dance, sciatica, Hip
Complaints, Spinal Affections, Nervous
Pains and Irritations, Epilepsy or Fits
proceeding from Shocks to the Ner-
vous System, Ruptures and Strains,
Fractures, Bruises, Commissions, Weak
Muscles and Joints, Nervous aud Fee
BILE Muscular Action, Great Soreness
and Pain in any part OF the body.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14
Bueksport, Ne, May q.
Sold Everywhere for 25 Cents.

Sold by all druggists, and sent on receipt OF
% cents for one. $l2j for six, or 1872 for twelve
carefully wrapped, and warranted by WEEKS
POTTER, Proprietors, Boston, Mass. 3-iw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14
For its lightness Of draft we refer to
the following tests,

At the great Field Trial OF Moving Machines
held under the auspices OF the Centennial Com
mission, near Philadelphia, on the 9Th and 2Sth
OF June, 1876, the Meadow King maintained it's
reputation as tbs LI0HTEsT DRAFT STANDARD
MOWER IN USE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14
FnoM AN ORR PHYSICIAN.

Gentlemen. II hereby certify that for several
years past have used the Voltaic Pasters IN
my practice, and have never known them 10 fail
in aiiording speedy relisfin those cases for which
they are recommended. They are not quack
nostrum, but remedial agent Of great value.
Very truly yours,
w o. COLLINS NJ. d.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14
The Manchester Journal.

nsas bts arana
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14

This mower is made OF the beat Iron and Steel,
The Finger Bar il the most perfect yet invented
This novel joint, used only on this mower,
mAkOH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14

nished and handled by the agent Of the Kuitfon
Moving machine company. The Judges were
Messrs Gales, James Leonard and Geo. Marcy
Trials Of the Meadow King Mower.
The following results in regard 10 the operation
OF the following named moving maohnea were
ascertAine1 at Orland, June ~, by the under
signed
Wood Machine feet irch cut, rtq lied a
GRAFT OF i75 lb. ~ the grass
Clipper 3 feot inches cut, 70 pound in the
grass.
Meadow King feet cut. 10 lbs. It the grass.
Ennis STUDS
". II. PowERs,
ALHi0s h0PgK.
COMMITTEES atrsej upon by the several Agents
At Morrisvdls, W., Juus . nh, before similar
COMMITTEE;
Buckeye -dTaft SAL. -t+...t,. ,ll5 be.
Chpper--drhft WAS -. .....,t....t,,i 100
Meadow King -draft was, ..........,....l1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14

Being from TO % lbs. per loot OF cut IBhthf
than any one on the list
A. Public trial OF Mowers, held July 2, on th o
Ward Cotton Farm, in the town OF II artland, W.
under the management Of II. @. Wheeler, Esq
OF White River Junction, Vt, the Meadow King
Mower received tho award Of Best Mower under
= draught Of 12J pounds, while the other comp G
ting mowers showed 81 follows:
Granite state. 100 n
Buckeye. .....,,.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 40
Kuiffen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 49,. ...... 800
w. A. Woods. ......,.+..t,...,,,s....2 30
This was indicated by the dynameter fur
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14

rffpaFat 5 sg @.Feealtg asFeEaa kas als3t
caastf saacles a. - aitfff safFtsf ~ frt-
f.aas pFegsrstsaAs = ern4s fagef am3 heagt-
haIa Ftgntli'tf iiH re rebel auo fafc 81 ete aaas
saI aisa4eats ltsl laatsl i1 tat sas4mef zaA Vie.
q seasens. an8 3a su3aea eaADEes 81 len35 ~
tafs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-06-14
New Millinery Goods
For Spring and SUMMER

ia the g0rmandy aud other new shapes. trtsInsA
and unlrimmed, ais, beautiful sna very s9oies
Of
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-23
Git Srpft fit Bic 8eiakrteu.

Sm b61eren sitter, nenn Die Sraft oes Orsontsthi'S
l6pinSet r1tb @ebrcden i'm beuuen, bic tbm i'll br SUI
9enb iren,b poren, rpirb ser Ge6rou@ zines mebiSinii9en
&eiSmtttels Iebr ratbiam. 98te bic GrfGbrnns lebrt, 1T
Nt9tS 10 ipuuOerbor fir bic scbiriniie %beiabrter sei'te
s~eei9net pie &oitetter'S @a8etbittereS. Gs lit
Elm ipirftideS Sabiul fir Sic Seiobrten nnO bic bette
S6us1pc9r, bic tie se8sn bic 9eibeu, benen fe %bsiohberS
~ans9elest fms, anrpenoen f0nnett. GS itdrft ben s0rper
NIB erbettert bas @%entitb, lit rein, ongcnebm tnb rDirtz
lam. Nbeunotismus, 9ldemi9nter5 nnb Sid entpitz
feIn ii3 i'm sitter bauiiger ols in Der Su9enO ober lit ben
uittleren Subrcn. Soitetter's Sttteres lit eh oussee
se6netes Nfittel fir iene i6mer3baitet 2ciben utb eS
trditi9t ben SDrper sesen b~ieielben. Gs erSeugt tieaols
u~n9eb0rt9e Itiresuns, wirtt nilD rnb lit piel reirer ais
sic ni6t mebt3inii9en 9tetSmittel, bic int 9aubel SUI buz
ben iinO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-23
@tae Same t,anfd,t at tptireat:

@aS Sic neueite Barrier Gletbers n1b 6ntmobe,
,in6 bic mobcrne Glrt bas Saar gu trusen? @sits
lionen pcrbcn altS8e9ebea fir fiinitli6e Gorrtfs
tln9elt, iuel6e bie Gbatla6e, baB abmagerun9,
Neruenentfrdftu n9 unb ueibli6e e9pd6e porz
banOen, rur UNI 10 ouTduiser MAIDEN. DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription I2icblin9SuerorSz
ltuug lpirb inter ether beittninten @uorantie
~perfauft. Gebrau9t man lie laut Qnpeiiung,
bann braudt man lid teiner erfunltelten Sormen
SIT b%eoienen. Sic lpirb ienc, Sen, ipeiblibeu @es
i6IeGt ei~9entbiiinli6en 8ranfbeiten iiberipinbcn .
DR.. Pierce's @oti3biter 1perbsn in alien &potbes
fen perl6enft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-23
9 ! E.
Gbtcago, 81. {

Gbtcago, 81. SuGt.
MebG.- 80uig berfebriDS.
Met5er 1-14c niebrigcr.
SEQ. 2 fir @elb purbe b~erfauft GIT $40
-1.41 II. 161oB 5u LAO; $50. 3 1.11-1.12
nnb Nu5ipurf 80-81c.
Srn Eermineei6dft puroe per Sult SIT
81. 37@1.40 D%erfauft nn6 iGloB SIT $1.370
1888; per Nltgult tpurbe D~erfauft 81 $1.145
@$1.15, un6 f6IoB gu $1.145; per
Septem6er 81. O84 "a .094; f6lob;u 81 .0S4 ;
per Sa6r 5n $1.O63@1.O7, i9loB ST
$1.O7.
Wois &c nie6riger.
,,GeeuLar" go. 2 gu 47@473c, f6loB gu
474c. v6ieb Nttge6" 474@47@c,
l6IoB sa 475(9479c; ygaep Sigh O}ireb"
git ACC; vg1eip WfiJeb" ST. 453 l1nb Qlusz
nurf gu 45c; per Muguit SIT 464@47c,
unb 19IoB 3u 465c geb.; per Suit 5n
47k@48}c, 19loB gu 475c; pet September
46(046c, i6loB at 46$c geb.
Safer &c nieoriger, $50. 2 su 282;;
4ltsipurf 2O-21; per SlIt flau SIT 284-
2s55; per Nuguit 275 geb.; per september
6ossen. SEQ. ? &C. fit oltcn unb
SIC fiir t1elteft.
Jto.2 per Suit 57c, n1lo per Alt9u1t
sac.
@erfte.- ltnberdn6ert. SEQ. 2 gu 4Sc.
9to. 3 3t 42c. Mustpurf 42c.
SGmerete II begeDrt. Eir1otDD $1.55
@1.65, ie mad 0uaLttGt. &~leelarnen Sc $50
@7.50 fiir protl1dren bis prtna. Sla6S>
iamen 81. 30@1 .35; ln9ori1@er (prtna)
25@45c un6 Wttuet 25@45c ie nad
Qualttdt. 8u6ipei3en $1.20@1.25 BET Der
8abntpagenlaoung.
uMeBporf" }6loB 5@15c per 6aB
b66er. Sir @el6 13.45@13.50;
per 9lrguft 3.373@13.50, lhloB gu
$13.45; per Septeut6er 1853; per Sa6r
12.874@13.O0. nBrime OteBporf" 1900
@12.S5; pGrtra Brime" NteBporf $4,000
9.25.
S6maIs unberdn6ert. Sir @el0
$8.973@$9 fir CONNER relp. Wirlterz
@9maI3; per9tnguit $s.95@S.974, i6loB
felt 8u 8.977; per September 9.0509.1O,
i6loB SIT SO. 073-9.1O.
S6tnfen.- 3udergep0felter 9@1Oc.
..SaI9 73@73c fir 3ieltgen ltnO 74(@7}c
fir 53ufltbr.