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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-26

LtHlLItC'tH.
Tie GREAT BOTTLE TRICK SWINDLE. This
most giaring yet successful Of old time hoaxcS
was pcrpctra;cd in lTl9. The Duke Of Mon
tacuc wagercd that, let u man advertise the
mos! impossible thioc in tho world, he would
find fools enough il London 10 iiil Il play house
10 see j. and pay handsomely lor the privilege.
"Surc!y," said lord Chesterfield, III man
should say he would jltnp into quart bottle,
nobody would believe !liat." 4 wager Was
mad, On this basis, and the following advertise
ncnt asserted in the papers:
"At tic new thcaicr in the llaymarkct, on
Monday rcxt, the twelfth Instant. IS to be seer
9 rcrs0a who performs tho several most sur
nrisinr things lniIowiGg: |. lie takes COM
mGn walking cane from any q the spectators.
ard thereon plays the !nuslc OF every lnstru'
mcnt nnw 10 use, AID likewise s!Dgs to pcrlcc
ton. 3 lie presents you with common wlne
bottle, which any Of the spectators may hfSt
examine; the bottle Is paced on table 10 the
middle CT tho stage, and nc ("ithout aoy 'GuiV-
oca,ion) goes iotO it in the sight or all the
snec,ators, and sings in it; during bis stay IN
the battle any person may handle 1t, aud So"
Mainly that it does not exceed q common tav
crn bottle. Those on tic stage, or IN the boxes
NAV come in masked habits (l agreeable I"
| thcm): ard the performer, il desired, will IN
form them vino they are. Stage, IL. Cd.
| At the designated timc The thcatcr was cram
med from, nit to dome. When the appoIutc"
hour passed and the cohinror did not appear !.
horrible uproar rose. One person IN the auui-
cncc nroposcd il the lockers on would pay hal
| nricc 20 c,aYI into pint bottle. finally some
nnc threw 2 Ii.htcd candle on The stage "i'h
| fan ,,,i,utr; more the ,hcatcr was Euttcu, the
hnnohcl coavcrei into large bonfire Id !rol't
of the h1lil}ins, and the drop curtain no'S.ct
nn nole, prcsumsbly as a banner, TO TIC 'r'
nn,nj, Of hubble suIlibiity. y rumDer OF peo
,,ln ucro bIamcl for this hoax, notap'y roetc'
~ ,tor who maa one @! thc lessces OF thr
io- .no ao."' ini the real author WAS the Duke CT
Montague. --.
Grant told the King Uf Norway that he
,b6urht the Norwegian w0men were tho FRET
,;ost hc'd seen, but the old man told tho Ucn'
cral that he wasn't using soft soap this year.
Hon. Alexander ii. Stephens wished that hi
vss the moon during the latc eclipse, because
| he would then, If al no other time, have cast
shadow.
Mr. Tcnuyson. il il rum0rcd, IL busy upot
new volume oi' lyrical poems. which Will soot
make its appearance.
The clam shell will be the popular style o
the bouuot this fall. Simplest thing IN tn'
world-onc shell cnd !Wo strings.
Mrs. l.. L. Cake has leased tho Metrop9''1a'
Hotel, 10 Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-26

Special contracts will bo made with yearly al
vCr.isors.
Marriage ard Death Notices fifty cants. Obilu'
aries will bo charged st advertisement rates
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-08-26
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CURED HER.
UNrchnsiNr Mss. juno II,

DR.. .Slcrc?:s:
Dear Sr--,I feel il MY duty 10 ssy one word in
regard to Tho great benefit have received ironl
tho uso Of ono Of the groatcst wonders OF the
world; it is your Vegetiae. / have been one o.
the greeto: sufferers for the last eight years tnal
over could bo living. I do sincerely thank my
God and your Vcge!ine for the relief have got.
The Rhs8natisns has panied no 10 such an extent,
that NY feet broke out III sores. For the last
thrao years / have not boon able TO walk; now
can walk and sloop, and do my work rs well IS
over ! did, AMI must say l owe i! all TO Sour
blood purifier, FcEotine.
VEGLTIN E5-Thc great succoss OF tho
Vcse.in3 rs e cleanser and purifier Of tho blood
is shown bcycnd :. doub! By tho great numbers
who have taken it, Gnd received immaculate To'
lic! with such remarkable cures.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
rnuaa,sn auAsuARr,

Senator Thurman Il Ohio is trying
very hard TO get out OF the dilemma in
which biz somersault on the greenback
question has involVd him His latest
position il that the "0hio idea" OF
which be has become the principal ex-
ponent. does not contemplate the issue
Of inconvertible legal tender notes, but
notes redeemable in coin aud moi hAv-
ing the legal tender quality. This he.
holds. disposes Of the constitutional OBJ
lection. Nobody" be says. has ever
denied, no judge or lawyer. or states.
man. or private man has ever denied
the right fthe government TO use what
are called treasury notes" And further
90 be adds "well. now, suppose con-
greas we're % issue them or issue the
greeDback just as il is, without the le.
gal tender quality. Why thea il would
be exactly on a par With the bank note.
50 far - paying debts is concerned.
sud pray. what advantage has the bank
note over the greebback. even il the
legal tender quality did not exist in the
greenback None whatever" This
is = vigorous siraddle indeed. but
everybody will recognize il as an after.
thought. Aud. besides. the senator is
guilty Of misrepresentation. The plat
form Of The Ohio Democracy adopted
last Juas does not propose that govern.
meat notes shall be redeemAble 10 coin,
ssd i expressly demands that they be
legal tender Il complains tia, the
Republican policy has Increased tbs
vAlue q money that IL. broaght The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
r.in Ar mA,enE.rrn.

I A preliminary meeting was held 81
the Court House 10 Manchester. last
Saturday evening, to discuss the ieasi-
bili,y OF holding fair al Manchester
the present fall f. J Hswley was
chosen chairman aud D X Simonds
secretary. Owing 10 the short notice
bot few were present and is was
thought best TO appoint committee in
each school district ia town, 10 Ascer.
tain the feelings Of the people and to
report at an adjourned meeting. The
following committee was chosen for
this purpose john j Pettibone, d. II.
Dyer, c. +. SWEET, T. u. Fowler. G .
g. Burton. j. ID. Purdy, Vim. Smith,
John BATHS, Il T. BOurn, Reuben Tay.
Tor, Y. w. Cook, Augustus French, T..
b Smith, John MofTatt, Byron jane
son, Il d Hellister. Seth Sykes and
u. b. Thompson The adjourned meet
ing was held at the Court House, Tues
day evening. and the reports from all
parts OF the town we're exceedingly ia
vorable, all the people being in favor of
the proposed fair and most Of th EN-
pledging exhibits, Accordingly it was
unanimously voted that fair be held
on the grounds Of s. T.. Thayer, Factory
Point, VI, on Thursday, Oct 3rd, and
that all the people in this and neigh
boring towns be invited to contribute
stock, produce, manufactured articles,
or anything OF general interest, and the
following persons were added to the
committee 10 solicit such contributions:
Arlington d, G. Barney, Sunderland
Julius Hill, SYNDICATE Ezra Hamilton,
Dorset II. b. Kent, w. ID. Ames, Ru.
pert VIM. Root, Peru NJ. Il. Lyon,
Landgrove Horace Fem, Winhall A.
X. Burbank. A committee was the n
appointed TO nominate managers for the
propo sed fair, which committee report.
ed for general superintendent, e. b.
Smith, Committee Of Arrangements to
prepare the grounds. take charge Of
exhibits and appoint judges, +. w.
Cook, John Moffatt, VIM. H. Benedict,
g. G. Burton and d. II. Dyer. The
following committee was also appoint
cd to solicit funds for necessary ex :
penses. L III Fowler, L w Cook, j Ii
Whipple, Robert Ames and Ell Tay-
lor. There will be no entrance fee or
money premiums the present year, but
If the people exert themselves and
make success of the fair this fall, a
permanent society will be organized
and more extensive preparations made
for coming years. There is no question
but that such gatherings are bene.
fetal, not only to farmers. bat to all
classes of people, and we earnestly
hope that all will try aud do something
this year to help on the good work.
All should make it point to take
something, and the more the better.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12

We are requested to publish the fol.
lowing resolutions which came too late
for last weeks issue:
Alta promiscuous assemblage OF the
leading citizens OF Bennington. held on
the evening of September Sd, 1878. at
the Putnam House, Barber Chase was
called to the chair and Ohn Scott elect
ed secretary. Upon abe completion Of
the organization The following pre-
amble and resolutions. presented by
Franklin Scott of North Bennington
were unanimously adopted;
WHEREAS. For the fret time since the
close of the rebellion an election has been
held in the historic town of Bennington
At which the unprecedented number Of
200 votes were polled. That at no time
in the previous ten years has there been
manifested BY the voters of all shades OF
opinion such deep and abiding interest
la the results vi any election as has been
displayed by the ffeemen at the pollS to.
day. That, to the credit OF the voters
ana the county constAbularY present and
engaging ia the contest this day, the an.
nasi meeting OF the Freshmen OF The tovu
nl Bennington for The year 1878 has been
conducted - peaceful aud ecisiys
rlo-r. h'TiJre
HeSOired, Thtt hc citizens of Benning
tun ii1cspeciiv 90 party tIes or afli Iialiun
unj,e va 'rndl Z H. David Cfoiul, sheriff
t. fiE4 letu / TH
aud tcarifeii thanks tor his efficient aud
mpafiia' ~ torrance II 'iutN nj the polls
H. laN.
Resjtred, That ihu fcteRning pieamble
spu te,ointiin, D. iuruished Tor pahica.
tfsB ~ usca vi he bennington county
new % pei.. and copy thereof be EN-.
xru'.td Ahu ttr-rbted To sheriff Crotnt.
BARBER CHASE, pfegidcAi.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12

lsreusieus themselves are AcksovlesE.
"a 4 be fsf &AeA& ei AaylAisR The
fert ~ Ne werla sbows, as1 The deli.
cary q roas And The ssTsngth. per.
lection Asd aa.ly q al. worthy 81 The
nseul5sHs Whether lhs iavsutor he
Wcstefa mas. soatserbef o. 5 Asw
r. gl.nder. be j "YGatoo" 70 the
correspondent. uho marvels At "Yss.
zee ihKeanily. and describes ons after
aboiseF u tie esnous ADD sseisl con
lr3tAnoes 10 tbe exhibit. II EreArDs.
10 agricultural Implements. 10 sswinR
En@chines. stsAm engines and TIE hke,
tbe great Yankee BATON ls sekBowl.
edged 10 have led the way A iieHible
anger. which bores around corners and
10 ANY direction, is held 10 be "the
most striking q the latest Productions"
while The typewriter, telephone aud
phosogrsph justify faith that il any.
ihiug remains worth discovering il will
ust long escape the Inventive genius Of
tbc Americans Tue Times, taking
tbe correspondence for a text. eadeAv.
ors to Gnd The secret Of inventive act
tiriiy 10 this country. and concludes
that It lies IN part in the ne
ecssity Of lAbofssving. and the admir-
able patent system 4 the csuntry,
which makes invention a paying en-
gagement
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
THAT OREGON ELEoron

The Potter Committee has been using
its very best endeavors to prove cor
rupt bargain in Louisiana and Florida,
but with rather poor success. Just for
a change would it not be we'll for them
to turn their attention to Oregon for a
brief period.
Here we have undisputed evidence
that Democratic governor agreed, be.
forehand, TO commission Democratic
elector IN place Of one alleged to be
ineligible, although there was an ac-
kno wledged Republican majority in the
state, and that the money was forward.
ed to purchase Republican elector to
act with the Democrat, and that MIR
Pelton. Tildens private secretary living
in the sauie house with him, was the
agent 10 the expected purchase. We
give below telegraph dispatches, some
Of which were in cypher in chr onologi-
eel order, aud these alone give pretty
good history OF the transaction:
SAN Fran, Nov. Ito Gov. Grover,
Salem Tilden's election depends upon
Oregon. Answer without delay.
JosEPH TEAL
N. Y, Nov. 9.-To Gov. Grover, Sa.
lem Send us report Of your state Re-
suit Of election may depend on your
vote ADRIAN 8. HEWITT
S1LKH, Or, Nov. 30 A. S. Hewitt
n. Y: Oregon Republican by 400.
Give Us first decisive result
l.. L. GRoyER.
SALKx, Nov. 9.--To A. S. Hewitt,
New York Inform me Immediately
number electoral votes Tilden has, and
prospects L. T. GRoyER.
SALEM, Nov. 10 TO w. I. Pelton,
New York: Telegraph the first news
making TiIden's election certain; anx-
iousIy waiting. l.. #. GHoyER
NEw YoRK, Nov. I0.--To Hon. A. j..
Bryant, Mayor, San Francisco: eau
ton governor Oregon immediately not
to express any opinion as 10 result IN
that state il is evidently very close.
Nav YoBK, Nov. l5.-To w. II.
Eainger. Portland Matters have been
under consultation here conclusions
have been telegraphed TO Senator kel-
ley and your governor. Consult them.
5. S. Cox.
PoErLASD. Nov. l6. TO Gov. Grover
Salem We want TO see you particu-
larry on account Of dispatches from the
East. j. III. REED,
W. w. THArR.
W STEoso,
C. y. BnLrNcEE,
Y. q. BEUxAueH
TALlAHAssKE, Fla, Nov. 2T.--To Hon.
Lafayette Grover, Portland. Or. or
elsewhere Il is respectfully suggested
that you refrain from the issue 81 any
certificate IN favor oi ~ elector alleged
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12

Fpr the last few wears the exports Of
our nation have largely exceeded the
impotls and still money does not seem
to lie more plenty than before. One
rr&soa u because 3nr bonds which
have been held ia ether countries have
b~.n constantly returning, uHtll the
great bulk 81 them are How held by
people Il this eonairy Oar national
debt instead II beng due 10 citizens Of
foreign nations 10 nos mostly doe .,
home. and The interest on il moslly re
tanned here Whether this comes
through distrast Of % by Foreigners or
not. ii Is oertainly = good thing tor this
eoanGfy There IL great deal Of diH
etence between sending this large
auaonai VI Interest sbroad aad keeping
i =, hone, and the advantage il ia Osr
favor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12

esusney aI;Sost b par ui.s gola-le.
mapds alssoluie repeAl ~ the resunP.
lioa set ard iasisss that paper be made
u equal tsadsF w.lh colo
II vii he SEEN. therefore that. Sen.
Ator Ibarmsn has noi only taken
ground against his own utterances for,
msrly. bUs made haste 70 disavow ADD
spit upon The platform ID Ohio And
Biz weakness i further demonstrated
" the Atimpt 70 pot treasury cifealat
log notes. hot legal tender, upon the
sane footing with bank notes. Saeh 4
carreBey would be far Inferior 70 bank
currency
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12

The highest run on the Democratic
county ticket was made by j X.
Houghton for assistant Judge. be lack
log only ls5 votes Of an election Two
years ago the highest candidate lack
ed III votes, loss 10 the Democratic
county ticket this year of 6S votes.
Not much to crow over, this. - Gazette
by the figures in their own table Of
returns Houghton lacks 1875 votes OF a
majority instead Of 1856, while the Re
publican ticket has an average of 600
majority We don't crow over 1t be-
cause il il no more than we ought to
have done. though il was little better
than We expected We had set the
majority at 500.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12

The yellow fever scourge is still on
the increase aud contributions are being
sent from the north daily. New York
alone has already contributed over
800 900 The Secretary Of War has
ordered tents and ID few cases rations
ior the sufferers Notwithstanding AL
this some Of the southern papers de
nonper the President for being absent
ou "a inp to the west when he
.aEa1 ~ the southern sufferers su'
tbr ,lirss % ihr Democratic state
eommiorr hirrdy drupunciag north.
eta' lic,- "a, psi been published ia
The Mi.,i-sippi papers
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12

tihstsu,lp1 lhe excitement ln
NsfHVHi growing out ct tblrl-par,y
nos ment tie aggregate vote cAst u
son 200 les. thsn that for govern Z
Ia 1870 l,rtuus from all but 1--WE
small t4wus give total vote q 56 Cos.
agai Il 64962 two years ago. The
falling Of ID both Republican aud
Democratic votes from the figures 81
1916 Z. about ia thr came ratio, aud abe
greeuback movement did not by any
me4a- gsiu whA the regular parties
Loot The Republican vote was ! AIS
less than IN 1876. aud the Democratic
voie 62s less but the greenback aud
scattering columns oalY gathered up
saI mole Votes than 10 1916
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12

The result in Maine gives Butler
considerable hope Of carrying Mass
Achusetts Very many Democratic
delegates TO the State convention are
instructed to vote for him and il is quite
probable that he will be the nominee
ofthAt party, as be certainly will Of the
Greenbackers and labor re9ormers
They arc bound 10 adopt kearuey's adj
vice aud pool their issues, and they
have worthy champion in the person
III Widow Butler
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12

There il no election Of governor by
The people 10 Maine, In 2sl cities aud
towns Conner Republican has 4T,27s,
Gatcelon, Democrat, 22.15i. Smith
tGfeenback 32,s36 The Democrats,
Greenbaokers combined 10 very many
cases so thai il IL doubtful what choice
The Legislature may make for governor.
The Republicans carried four ont Of
fiyo Of The congressional districts. the
9Th being carried by the coalition.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12

lodge L 7 Poland ofst Jobnsbury
i the most experienced legislator. Of
The members q tie next general as-
scmbly. and will probably be elected
speaker u be desires the position.
Among The younger members who
stand q good chance for the place. il
Poland does not wish il, j l.. Martin
Of Londonderry is one Of the most pop
ulAr aud deserving.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12

G@ Joyce receives ueafly 1000 ma.
lf.iy 10 this ditsiei which !, compare
lively . larger majority than be has
ever before received. tbe aggregate
vote this year icing considerably lees
ihss two ytap ago Barlow. 10 the
slifd district, lacks over one thousand
votes 81 an election Tyler is elected
by the ususl msjsrliy 10 the second
district.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12

Tie L S haplraps a. weai oct q
operation sept 1t Mauy q The
states have > proris.1u cnder their
state as which amounts 10 nearly tat
,Ame ibing In this state Probate
coasts ats made courts q bankruptcy
sal tlc role. anl regulations arc ali
iasd down IL the acts u 1915
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12

gte nssriy tgi stafss sAp~ "
Fatcftt sots q lhis itsss - lgllows
fteiof G s2 laaebsm 1919. Mar.
tin 3nrsbhsgs sd scsiielicg $50
Ftattai oter I6sEAan 1862. ever All
t6.fsa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
CoNLNLIssIONFR,s NOTICE.

I y VI u ~ Y = TN y w 7 NNTN 70
fEhptEiCk y, Mofrs Rstats.
The undnrsiEnca. hstina been appointed ~
she Hoe Probate Court foF the District q Nan.
chester Commissioners. % receive, ctsmius ard
adlast kil claims sod demAnAs ~ al persnns
against the estate ~
Ffoderiok ~ Hoyt, iAtS u ArAnRtnu.
10 ssid 8ittfict. deceased. ana ~ claims eatih'
tied Ia eject thereto, hereby give notice thas -
vill meet for the purpose AiofeskiA, ii the late
dsNthug house % sAta deceased IA AfhnKten on
the 2Gth day OF FehraAfy next from ooloet, a. N
until p. in.. 60 said day, and that six months
from the 2sth dsy 81 NAY, A. y, ISIS IL the time
limited BY said Court FOR said creditors 30 pre-.
sent ihelr claims 90 us for oKAminAuea and al
lowAnce
Dated Al Manchester This 2sih day o. Aa'us'.
a. i. 1878.
Al. WOODWARD, en-.
i6-sW BRIAN HAWLEY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
nnMAIIssInNHR.s NorInr.

Haas nreussN Esttta
ahe waaafwfnsas hsstne hasa sgpaIatea 10
~ Hes. PFahsIs Cast - hs aasffsti ~ a a.
chester. Cssa u.isNlaaess - resl se staFains saa
kftamsi fhs pslkia II
EHjsh BuFtan. laie Z Rsasrt.
in - 3 Hss8Fkat asses sea ana ~ eia.ms s1hihs
ttet ia eGsst thsreta. hsfeeF i've Hales thsf -
ssa meet o. toe purpasas siVressia st Tie ik4s
an re ~ daY "a FphraAfy psat frsm e'ellset
4 n uuti a5lack n en- said asF, spa thAl
sgi neHths ffosa the &ath aav q Amgusi
a. o., ISIS uie tlms hrfiisA ~ said Caati -
ssia creiitafs % prcsaat thflf claims - - fui
eNaaiasEieu sna sliasAuoe
Dated - MAaehsster. thss a1gh asy q AHxsst
A. 8. Esss,
J n. GUILD,
ls,sw g. NJ. sHELp0N,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

FAEnFHiCE MosatSs Estate.
We The subscribers, being Appoiaisi hy
the Hon. the Probate Court for The District
Manchester, Commissioners 90 receive, examine
and adinat The claims aud demands Of all persons
against the estate ~
Frederick Morgan, late Of winhAn,
IN said District deceased and also al claims and
demands exhibited ia Offset thereto. and 81
months from the 2sth day OF August 1875. being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, We do,
therefore, hereby give notice that we viii attend
70 the business Of our appointment sc the dwell.
Wmhsll on the 18th day 81 February next, from
3 A. NJ. until 4ociock, y. NJ on said DAY,
Dated At Bondyie VI this 2sth day of August
A. h. 1873
CAHRLES II. WILLIAMS. 49,,
10 8w CEPHAs WILLIAMS, oom o.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12

The meet glowing eulogy Of the
Amegicau mechanical eIhibit 81 Paris
shat We hare SEGA Is given By cores
poudent II The L0ndoa Tines The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
Marriages.

- MsnFhsster SEPT SD a. &c haHss = ihe
fathns "a The hfiAs. = Rev. ~ Archibald NJ
naiph Y lsmeaan sai Niss Eatms Haafn. 81 ~
March ester
"a Manchester sefi. sah b kav ~ W,lthAH
aeufFs T. Aahtft 81 ealaiN. \ n q 1uils AsH
al3esi daughter " nkfu h1hsusa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
Deaths.

IN WtubaH sepi 81, 8 tvphoja feysf. teeA 81
Cresscy. aged IL wears Toe flasher saa ma4hrf
IL thH dNttAsed uIsh ta express tha4t hsafliell
ihaats D. Add fgisnas far t4aelg 49, saaae.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1878-09-12
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ JOSIAH DRgBTB Esiats.
The undersigned, having leon appointed BY
the H0n, Prostate Ggurt fof tbs District u Man-
chester, Com missi0neTN, to receive nHainise and
adjust AZ claims and demands ~ al peFs0ns
against the estate u
Josi6h Derby, late u Dofsei.
ia stid Distnct Diseased, sD's All claims szL4b-
tied Ia efsat therete hereby give bOttes that se
vii meet f0K The purpass Aforesaid g TIE
dwelling Aonse u deceased ia s4d Dofsst
% ths fglh dsy 81 February nert from 5'eigek
A "a. until otca0ek y tH,. said dAg. Ahs tAAt
~ months iroaa he zsth day ~ AARest, 1873 10
tbe tins Halted ~ ssid Court ia sala cred itafs
aud nlAgN ace.
Dated i Kspsn this 55tb DAY " Aazsa
A. D.. isis.
IN ROOT, 60.
1855 Oiss0A bEEWsIEA.
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I AM SELLING
BUFFALO PHOSPHATE,

the isesi msnufAc tnFta, Narrated pare, AND
recommended b our Essi fkrmefk
Alec Plaster u he ton o. handfed Choice
KaGuF II seven dollars.
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