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PRoyIsIOSa Trade has been slow In mtst oescrip-
tons uf hog products, aud prices have heen qui
variable, whether GA the spot or for fulurr delivery
The speculation hONeyer IL Their stronger tor hprlhR
dellyere' u PORK and hard To day pork was nrln.r,
with sale, ~ ess the SPOT anu ior Octoutr AttI
Vita t5 b00S8lbb5 bid for The winter nv nths. heel
quiet. Bacon aud cut meats IN some demand ana nrn
Lard was hrmer hut closed at something On the out
SIDE prices sales Wv tea AZ enc - for No. city,
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Buslrrss Hutnts.

Card.
TO CITIZENs AND sTRAEGERA
KNoxs FALL HAT READY,
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Furniture and Carpets, heapest In New York,
at CowpertnwalVs, 1916 and lb7 Chatham o. ~ sp0w
TO0mH-Adp.
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BY SAMUEL E. BrHsr, Deputy.


SfVTs
have always voted the Repuohcan ticket, aud II |
live VIII vOte Tor HAYES snd Nheeicr. hope they Will
be elected out 20 not believe Ia the circulation OF false
hood 70 effect that have read the foregoing let.
lite CORRECTNESS and truth. being within my per.
sOnal knowledge. A H. MEKKER.
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at ais Broadway and under the FinA Avenue Hotel,
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ROYAL nAyANA LOTTERY.
1000 OO

wil be drawn on Oct 2. Prizes cashedi orders ned;
TXYlOK & co, Banker,
NJ, IL Wall o., NY.
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D.
state Of Michigan County OF Maiquette-I Francis
NJ. Moore, clerk OF the Circuit Court Tor SAID county,
10 hereby certify hat all the SIGNATURES appended to The
above certincster, thiry-cight In nuber, are well
known to 10 Oe the genuine signatures Of well
known members Of the keI ubcan party OF Marquette
county, and that they AL mrn Of the highest resptc
ADihy anu further certify that there are no Judg
ment- standing against Samuel j. IAdcn neither any
sun commence against hun In tins county.
Witness hand anu the zeal Of said court, at Mar.
quette, this Esd day OF september. A. d 1875.
FRANCIS N. MOORE, Clerk.
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AZ regards the use OF small notes drafts by any
company Ia Marquette county with which Mr.. 1lden
IL connected, do not know, and do not believe that
any one has ever lost cent or oeen wronged In the
least thereby fAYETrE BROWN.
Sent n. 1870.
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Spttml Ao.lus.

ssl BROADWAY. COENLE wHlIE 81
sos BROADWAY. CoENIEItrH ST.
l.Igi BkoADNAT. COKS ~ 25rH 81.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-08

tore In camness asa Essara1ue II
hith n hsF cfar fe3 Savior she wticem.
60 re raj - ckrr be flowers she loved.
lae aastsna ae - dearly pfiHed the
gsfsnis 81 boss teuGct kdteion he most
iailY RS tra.td aot ths child waIth
Hs8 tzrEat tsf mothers angaish and S
Ae H Nrsh 81 1a5s world ha8
~ e5 a as aaafS
tlaFe atta ae3 utH #r5s otn Ftf
b sairr bamH 81 uAt.h { e Lamb 81 Gdd
& 60 faag ehl sui iaiu which IS r
and % sff1w enter size WAeu nos eaite
iwcHlf.our sl tbr lime 81 Der destB. sud
led bscn mared ha3 two short yc4ra.
Her burial was afge.y attended uua Is
he heauisfu De.iwuet Cemf c-Y 81
Manchester Der maria. rau Nas commit.
ted % l8e tarlb according t1 tho comic
Ing aad lesuufal seJglae 81 ibe church
tieh received Esr o. ifs embrace ~ fhe
ioat and followed her through ile with
lie loving min STATIONS, aud len hcr 70
sleep beneath tae eye vt bee Ecdcemet
10 ia'l assurance laat when iie Ea- Gn-
isbcd the preparation Of His church flf
lis second coming, she, and all who
have died ID The Lord viii hear bis voice
aud have tBeir perfect contamination
aud bliss IN Ills eternal and glorious
kingdom D..
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STATE OF VERMONT.
onlcE p sleaEl1 Ir q srA1E,

As'A tAAtHthfs JuHt a. AIIUs
Sealed proposals. are hereby invited Tor PRINT
ing the following State Documents. 10 wit Re-
porte o. the Auditor Of Accounts. Adiutant and
inspector General, Quafternastaf General
scrgeantat AIMS Railroad CommissioHor. Com.
missioner 81 the Insane, Directors. snptrintep-
don't and Chaplain 81 tho State pIieon. Trustee,
q the vermont II form School, Trustees Of tEs
University 81 Vermont and state Agricultural
college, % the general form aud style Of tie
Lave q Vermont, ls72. 10 be bouud 10 one Vol.
ume and delivered Al the olliee 81 tho Secretary
OF State, IN Montpelier, on or before The frat
Monday Ia October nett
Also, Tie Report If the Vermont State Board ~
Agriculture Manufacturers aud Mining Ia tue
came form and style, bound Ia single volume
aud 70 DO delivered at The Same time ana place
Also. the Biennial Session Laws Of 1876 Ia the
same styie, bound ia a single volume. and 10 ~
ready f3r distribution on OF before the lltee ID,
day u January. 1871.
Aiso, the Senate and House Jourua's ii She
sane neralfoun and style 81 those Of s72 10
pe bouud IN separate volumes. and ready m
a d. Ga Of before tho bret day u April
Detaiis Of contracts vii Be- governed 10 81 par.
tleutAfs by the provisions o. No 81 of the Aet,
fuly faseuti
PROPOSES aill be received f1r any pofalop N
lhe wgIs separately ~ uhIeA b4nSs a3lI bs
.afa Shed q once, - parties deer ~ 10 sutcr
90 contract III size es4aa 80 pYaU0sa4 v4t
q leesifad Atier t. lea day 70 aly ufEs.
Aht nFbi ~ 81 81 ans pfspss4ls -
Gay b deemed ~ tAa iltfrgst % us sgAle. h.
aefeiy fescsreI
or R3K NICHOLS.
14h fHefBtAFF IL STATE
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We lcsu Gyu residents Of Wind.
ham Coaaly ID whose Judgment we
have great deaf Of confidence, that eur
q ghbgu over The mountain will 20 for
ksiey a. the State Convention with a
good degree Of uaanimity notwith-
standing his opponents are making a
great deal u noise They say that
hardly town Ia that county will send
Harris delegates Mr.. Estoy has
few political enemies 10 Bratteboro
who,arc bound to defeat him il possible
aid they are not oyerscrupulous 10 re.
gard % the means used. They say
that be is deficient in education, that
be drives sharp bargains, and that he
Is passionate But the people Of the
state can readily believe that man
who can build up and maintain as
large a business as Dea Estey has
done possesses executive ability aud
business capacity sufficient to be Gov
ernor Of the State.
II the great majority OF Wiudham
County, whore the office quite proper
" belongs this year, wish Dca Estey
for Governor be win get a good sup.
port Il other portions Of the State.
NE hope tbe towns in this county win
send 2 falI delegation to the conycu.
ton, which mcels at Montpelier June
27tt.
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The E,iey Guards Of Bra,ileboro will
go with Coy. Peck as an escort 10 the
centennial this month.
Daniel Green Of Richiord was fined
500 and costs, one day last week, for SELL
Ing liquor contrary 10 law, and not being
able to raise this amount, was brought 10
Jail.
A. Mr.. IL. II. Drew, Of Burlington,
was a. work, Friday, IN biz soda-water
mandatory, corner North aud BIodgett
streets, bottle Of the liquid exploded,
inhictiug painful injuries on bis left hand
aud arm.
Mrs. Sarah Wiley, aged so years, wife
OF w T. Wiley, Of South Troy, commit.
ted suicide by cutting her throat with a
razor, Wednesday evening, while labor.
Ing under mental arrangement.
Great fears sre entertained that Stone
pond, Ia Glover, may break away. Dur.
ing freshet lately the neighbors gather
ed 10 strengthen 1t, bat The owner resist
ed them with an ak They succeeded in
spite Of bin. Should the pond go, Glov-
er village aud Barton Landing viii be
swept away.
While Mr. Isaac Gibson was crossing 4
bridge il eiarcndon, with 4 lcayg load
81 ~ 4rble drawn by two horses, ~ Satur.
day tie hridgg gsgo way adtc whole
pialei Haa Eet INTO ne
Eat gHe 81 lae a3gses w4s drowned.
bag usisag Mr Gibson 81 His hired .asn,
who was driving. scr oJarsd.
TIE Central Vermont railroad IS. foF.
.aef reduced IS rate. "a so from Boston
70 Chicago. and so % Detroit. The
New York Csstr4i announces redac.
ion b fares and - also does ne Erie
railroad The Central reduction J. oDe
iolsr frotn Boston via tie New YorR
,ca.taI 70 ,Ae Yves. lhe Efie Ass fe.
iaeed ibe fare 70 Chicago 10 els and %
s4n Francisco $751; The passeaees
ates 90 50 roads eastward ff0m Ciue.a.
l4d arc reduced % ,he following figures
70 Boston go New Yofk sl4. Phila-
.elphia, si2.s5 Baltimore AMI Washing.
%, sl0n
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Died at Houston, Texas, MAY 81. OF
consumption, Hattie c., wife of VIM.
G.. Lockwood, formerly Of Factory
Point, and recently Of West Arlington.
aged 20 years aud II months.
The death of Mrs. w. G. Lockwood.
although not unexpected, came suddenly
aud will be felt none the less on that G.
count. She was former resident of
West Arlington, the daughter Of DR.. T..
{. Pierson, who ii viii be remembered
died some time since, Ia the west, whlth-
er the family went in search of health
We sympalhize with Mr.. l.. in his great
loss, aud trust IL may be to her eternal
gain. She leaves little daughter nearly
. years OF age. The funeral took place
from their late residence corner Rusk
and san Jacinto Streets, Houston, Texas.
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uuUtAL nUHb AN XInYo,r.


Franklin County has been somewhat
noted Tor is revolving murders, and
last Friday night added another 10 the
list, more revolving aud cruel than the
famous Ball marder Of two years ago.
Three years ago last January, Chas.
Ilutcr young farmer, twenty-five
years old was married to Miss Alice
Aead, an orphan, then just short Of
ightecn Butler owns farm, upon
which his dwelling is situated, two
miles north Of Highgate Center, and
about eleven miles distant from this
place The house il a small one.
standing near the main road, bit some
d'ty or sixty rods from any other
building 70 this home be took BIS
young wife, and has lived with her
happily ever since They had no
children, che family consisting of But.
lcf and bis wife, Buffers father, an
old mau, aud Edaard Iatro, a French.
man employed on the farm. Tatro i
young man, twenty-oue years old,
small. aud d slight build lat strong
~ Gis size. lie is tho son Of wild
owed mother, who lives IN the neigh
borhood aud has been for some years
IN the habit Of working around for the
farmers Ia the vicinity tie has not
bad reputation, bat is considered a
sort Of a daredevil, given to The habit
q drinking occasionally and Of using
tobacco 2 excess lie has been at
work tor Batter most q the time since
las, summer aud his relations with
Mr. aud Mrs. Butler have been in the
main pleasant, though il is said be aud
Butcr have sometimes had few
words when they disagreed about the
work
last Friday Buffers father was
away % ayisit to enc u the neigh
borsi Batter himself Was away, assist.
ing a ralsiag At a neighbours, and
Tairo was blowing with Buffers team
foe another ncighbor. Edward Haskins.
Butter came home bctweeu and s
o'clock 10 The afternoon, and Ta,fo
last before 6 Butler asked hin why
be came 20 early, aud the boy ans
wesei that he bad broken the plow
polas aud beam Batter, on cxamin.
iag the pillow, iosul this untrue aud
charged the boy with il, whcfeupon
Pc ss3d De came because he had gol
as "s,sut done ana waited Is share.
- Tire p'ow po.at After Supper
Huller tod his vils 81 laa some bas
laese 81 highs safe Cel,ue, ana asked
het i els woaItai Hec & ride over
teefe wis ha Sis replied lhat sAe
vas not igclsag wcl. aud guessed she
would bel go Something was .hrn
said about Iatg0 going bat when Tie
team was ready Be sid Sc would sta,
= ~ Alice who had meanwhile gese
.ato : bedroom opening %, 81 IT,
i.a Hg.ru9m, e ite down. Butler scat
asay u ! o'clock. leaving them alone
q tic haase AID no ether person il
-lowa - baFe seea Mrs. Buller alive
lisef hat except liule boy who
ans 70 the house > ttte later, aad !
2aose starry will appear further 80.
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II BANKEUpTcy

ia ite B.sfe. Coer q tie GATED 8tstss,
f5r tit District ~ FrfMaut
10 hs q. ~. ~ ko9es, bEhaup's 10
GaBEElEifFs
kouce hereby ggsa ilH IstAoa has
been tIea ll sA.d (Qau bg Chs4plAiu aad
Merritt ~. Aayss Il Beauas tga. ID
faid Distnd, aaiy declared baasfaps.
IssT. fora asslsrgr kEd csu!Aeats therssf
fam sI Individual 1u8 eypsuHtrshln debts
aaa other claims pfgFa1le ahlHF aaid as saa
ihst tlt 9Th DAY FL JaHs. i-zg s. Il o5elqez 4
~. before as Hea y smalley Judge ~
aaid Court kt ale ta-Hl1ess 81 t4H titg VI Bar
hugtau. = assigned ~ tie leEunB ~ tht ssu4s
uhra aaa trs al efeaatlss vna haFs proved
ihaif esa ans etisE aef59ns Interest, may
attsua sla shpa r4-ss saT tEtf rave aAy
ias pratef q sa3 pai#'4s4 sasa.4 4sB ba sfsnt.
rs
Dated 81 DafAngioa % lAs 81 aay n Jaas,
1870
~ y. J.. baALLEY. Clers
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Died in Factory Point, May a5.h, Irs.
Jenueit y. Avery, wife Of M, ", a.,
Fullerton
Mrs. Fullerton was born 10 West Gran
VILE, n. y, Dec 18th, $50, aud was
married al lhe same place, Dec. 2ith,
iaa5 Her death was gnlte sudden, As
we'll a. usulI she walked out with ben
husband lu tAe evening -s8gu AIcJ or
irving h3iue complained slightly, aud ere
any one was fully awWe, her gentle
spirit passed away. Death to her was
no surprise. Nor had she need Of any
spiritual preparation A. tie bride
groom cane she was ready with oil in
her lamp she became a Christian in
the 10th year Of her age, united with the
church Of Christ, aud ever after held
fast the profession Of Der faith She was
a Christian, called rather to suffer TIE
will OF God, than actively 10 do it, bat
She was SO cheerful aud submissive IN
her suffering, that oil who knew her
loved her for her benign and Christian
spirit. Though she loved life for the
sake of her little family, yet she often
expressed the desire 10 depart aud be
with Christ Death had lost its sting.
her Saviour was simple aud childlike.
She had no doubt OF her acceptance As
wife she was seli-sacrilicing and con.
sistant, and as a mother she bore on her
heart In prayer aud tender counsel, the
best and eternal well-being OF her two
daughters. Her daily appeal to all was
that they so live as to meet her in heaven.
AT the short funeral service held at Fac
tory Point and at her burial in Salem,
n, y, large numbers OF warm and per.
sonal friends gathered to express their
sympathy for the bereaved household, |
and pay the last acts OF regard TO one
they had known only TO esteem.
The following lines were written by a
neighbor, Mrs. Coomer II. Bourn,
widow lady, in the eightieth year Of her
age:
l shine In the light OF God.
His likeness stamps my brow ttrod |
Though the shadow of death my feet have |
Aud reign IN glory now.
No breaking heart is here,
No keen and thrilling pain
No wasted ,heekH or frequent tears
Have solled and left their stain.
have ipund the joys Of Heaven;
am one OF the angel band,
70 my head a crown Is gwen,
And harp il ia my hand
have learned he songs they sing,
Whom Jarua hath made Free
And TIE glolioua ha.ls OF heaven s,ill ring h. /
With mynewJoru mustrelsy.
No sin, no grief no pain
Safe IN my happy home
MY fears all f#d, my doubts all slain,
Ally hour OF tiiamph come.
Friends 81 my m0rla years,
Iue trusted and and the true,
70 are walking still ia the yaiu Of tears,
Aud wait % selcoms you.
10 iorget2 Oh, mol
For memories gOlden chain
shail bind my heart 10 the htarts below,
al! thay meet aud greet again
Do you MORN when another star
SHINES ont from the glittefiLg sky2
Doyou weep when the voice Of war
Aud the rage Of conflict dcY
Then Why do your tears roll down.
Aud your hearts be sorely riyea,
For another gem in the SaWoar's crown,
And another soul in heaven
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Dry Goods Clothing Groceries Boots and Shoes Hats and Cans
Nal Paper Timothy aud Clover Seed, Pork and Lard Noons
Croee and Glassware, Robes and Blankets and Gents
Furnishing Goods etc, etc
Wishing TO make change Of goods We offer our entire
stock OF new goods prices that will al competition Our goods
are all new having been purchased low figures prices having
been pad for OF them We win positively sell all below
cost nice line Of summer Dress Goods prices bargains Won
cannot afford to lose ~ penny saved good earned You
can save great many by coming early this Of
which will be sold by the single pound chest prices line
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-06-08
I.UCY HoMARp,s EsTATE.

II kTATF On YElMoAl, DlgIIleI u Manchester g
IN Probate Court, hold at Manchester within
and far aRid DslHct on tho 90th dEy II May
a. u. 1876.
Present Hon =, u. Burton, Judge.
The Administrator "a the estate 81 Lucy
Howard. late Of Winhall. IN said district de-
ceased, propoaiuR to render Rn account " bis
administration on said estate, Il II ordered BY
ssil Court That fad acG0nBt BE- examined fer
allowance 81 asts,itu thereof " De- hold a. the
Probate Office lu Manchester ia taii distIiai, On
the 2slh day 81 June A D. 1876 pud that notice
be given " al pafions interested Wy lbe puhi-
cation n this gtd To the Manchester 3UtiHaAt.
newspaper puuttd At said Manchester, three
weeks successifey previous u sail inns "
heating.
true record,
Attest LOYELAHD MUNs0N. RcRister.
true cops n record
Aueat, LDVELAND MussON, Regiater.
4JW
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GEORGE jerks ESTATE,

- krArE 0P NEHMosr, Manchester District, -
in Probate Court held ~ Manchester. VT hin
aud for said district, "a me 8lst Cay 81 May,
a. u. 1876,
Present. Hon T. y horton Judge.
The Executor on the u'ate ~ George
jerks, late u Rupert, IL sai1 district IT,.
ceased, proposing 10 render ga account n liis
administration o. said estate, Il is ordered IS
said court tliat ssid account De oasmlnfd fag a.
lGwauca az feeaiou tbeftef ~ be btid "a tha
Probate Office ID Manchester. IA SAID dIHtlet. 90
the sta day Of june A. p. 1910, Aad that baileO
be given % All pefsons Interested ny Che Fubil-
cation ~ this order lu tbe siauGhfuleT JotHAAL,
a newspaper printed II said Manchester. thfea
weeks suceesri9tiy previous 70 ssld uHs y
hearing.
A true record,
Attest, LoyELAED AfUNsOS, HegisDr
a true cupy0f record,
Attci L0fELAsD MCN50S, Regiher.
g3B
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CLOTHING

to be disposed at prices and job your figures
Wall Paper at prices that all afford put paper
Shoes at prices that need barefooted Shaw
gwen Prints manufacturers bankrupt prices
White Shirts perfect fitting from the p NJ short will give
you more goods for money for the 80 days than
State Of Vermont This sale will be positive the prices will be positively
cost and below and terms viii be positively cash Below give
the prices Of few Of the articles that will be sold low
Very best homeless Pork only &c., choice Hams pure
best Prints &c. choice japanese Tea formerly &c.,
4oc Timothy Seed SO buhe Clover Ice per pound Flour
pound Tomatoes 20c all other canned corresponding
prices large line Of Ladies Foxed Caters at panic prices
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PEABODY HOUSE,
Conner Of Locust and Ninth St,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Convenient 70 al places + anu. eutout and car
INES in be ny No change to aud from The
gelteiuial grounds
Col. Watson, proprietor Of the uENRY HOUSE
Cincinnati ~ the past twenty yfars, anG. pres
Ont proprietor, has jeased the house for a term
q years, and has esly furnished aud fitted 1t
throughout He vi keep 3 strictly ars.-cis.s
tonse, aud has accommodations fjr 800 guests
Ielm- only q per day
p bar has ever b sen ut III TIE HEsRY Horsg
Dor VI ialY be kopt AZ tue PEABODY. fsg
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DAVID THoMPsoN,s ESTATE

btatC q Vermont, ManchbsttF Uistriet ~
AZ n Probate Court held al Manchester within
aud for said district Of Manchester, on the 18th
day Of April, g. d 1876
Present. Hon. j.. y. burton, Judge
The Executor Oh The estate 81 DAVID Thomr.
son. late Of Rupert, IN said district d.
cesHcd, proposing to rrudor ala acct 1nt ~ his
administration on said estate, IL IL ordered by
said court that raid account BE eAbminodfar
allowance AZ q session thereof 10 10 held a tho
Probate Office N Manchester lu satd district au
the 2sth day Of June, A. D. 1870. aud that
notice be given to an persons interested by the
publication Of this order IA tho Manchester
JouHsAL, newspaper printed az Manchester
three weeks nuecosFycly, previous 20 saia ilme
OF hearing.
Il true reeoru
Affect i0YELAND NUNSOE, Register.
A true copy % record,
Attest LOyELAND MURsoH. Register.
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ne CoNsuMpTIvEs.

lac advertiser ~ ola pAyn sn, n rsa from
aci'fe pfae2ee, hsusg had placed 10 hl. hands
Il a. hAst ih1ia M.ssiua&fy TIE formula 81 !
simple feEei4 e Remedy. fof tke t14e8v ss5
pefflAntnt Cars n Cpnsam psioh. Hl8bdlsti..
saiaffh, AstAmai and 81. Throat AMI Lang AZ.
$50 nilsi ais9 : Positive a. Radical 4Ie faf
Asffpus Dehiliy aua 81 AeYs8us Complaints.
eiief he'ths thoroughly tested rs H1aasYfHI
curative p5FFfs ~ thaunAHas q eases fesls ID
tIs duty % Asks 4 kaown 81 his saeefisl ~
love Actnatea BY this aatYr. kHd ! egaaeieg
q asflFa g fe4efs bgAta sHfeuug. 81 aiIl
ssl-4 Tree q charge q al W. 4aslra Il tEts
fneipe WITH fgl e.fee&islf t9r pteqAfing Eld
secatssfaiJ IAilg. hsut ~ felalH l.All ii ~.
dressing
DR.. W. c. 6IKYKSs,
ztlT kEExSs Ulask, ryEaease, ny.
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InsEpn W. mnRsms rsrArr

State of Vermont. Manchester district, sr
In Probate Court held az Manchester within
aud for sald District On the i3th day ~ April,
A, j.. 1876
Present, Hon, y b Burton, judge
An instrument purp0rIinp t0 ~ Tho last viii
and testament n Joseph w M9rso, late ~
Dorset 10 raid district, dorfased, being pre-.
scented by the Executor therein namod, tor
Probate, u il ordered Wy said court that 80 per.
sonp concerned therein be notified % appear Rt
a session thereof, 10 be bold az tho Probate
Office IN Manchester, IN eaid district on tho
2sth day Of June, i. j. 1876. al l0ocloch IN
the forenoon, and show cause, III ANY they have
agaiuet the probate ~ ssid Nili iGi which pur-
pose il - further ordered. that this order BE
Published three wtrka FuceesslYey Ia tho Man.
chester JnuHsAL, newspaper printed At Man
chester IN this state, preYiOus 70 gsid time 81
hearing.
true record,
Attest, LOyELAND MUNs0E, Register.
true copy " record,
Attost, LOYELAND MURsON, Register