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My II, Str M,ydw with [ : Mail, a
large li,t Of freight, oad several p,rugurs.
She left ON the l5Ht 6 or,orh for Seattle
and way ports
our friend DR.. b. r. FrccIand is stopping
Il few days in town, at the snohomi,h EN.
change All wishing dental work will do
well to give him call,
May l3, str loiim, from Port Gamble
with lumber for MIR. Eddy, freight for L. c.
Ferguson, Packard y Jackson and others.
Lett same day for Port Glmle direct
{ Wasting sweetness putting your arms
around pretty woman.-- Trilu0c.
Our composior, arc all indignant at the
above They say it i,a sell. That there is
nothing wasting about it.
The Rev. ]. h. H. Hewitt. the Missionary
OF the Presbyterian Board Of Publication Of
Philadelphia, is now in ti, city With good
supply Of hooks Of the Board, which he will
sell at the cost OF publication. Mr.. Hewitt
will preach at the school house on Sabbath
next in the morning at 10 y NJ, and Rev. !.
\. Hill in the evening at :, o'clock =. i.
DoNATloNs To TnE ArurNGrM.-Ey Mas
ter Thomas DuyaIl, mmming b.rd', nest
with eggs.
BY W. r. Balou, ancient stone relics.
by Miss Adlic Woods. hunming bird.
by f. Kroner, Of Point Elliott, sample
OF Lignous coal
From L. p. Hanson, silver and gold bear.
ing quartz from Silver City.
ARRIVED May lG, Str IaIima from
Port Camille. She was loaded with lumber
for Stretch and Eddy. Captain Oney re-
ports n heavy hail storm on the 10 at Gam.
BILE; evidence of its severity was brought in
shape Of congcnlcl mass of hail stones,
n|ncring TO the bow of the boat. The Yai.
'mm towcd the schooner S',oJ Fy to this
place, She will load with ship knees
NorcE--A m,cting will he held nc Sno-
homish City w, r. on Monday, June ;, 1875
at 10 \. NJ. by the citAlns OF SnohoNi,h Co..
for the purpose Of making all necessary III
rangmcnts tor the County Celebration Of the
coming Centennial Anniversary.
Per the request OF many citizens.
Also upon the same day. ia, corner stone
of the h'hcncum Bull ling viii be laid, and
work commenced on the same.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-11
TuE RUTLAND HERALD.

The history aud traditions OF the Rut.
Herald are well known. IL has been
regular Republican paper ever since the
Republican party was founded, and II
will maintain during the coming canvass
the established principles of that party.
IL will support the regular nominees Of
the National, State aud county conYsn-
tons, believing that the success Of the Re-
publican psrty-standiug as 1t does, COM
mitted TO the equal protection of all the
people to all the rights secured to them
by The Constitution, the pure and econ.
omical administration of every branch OF
the public service, the maintenance OF
free schools, fidelity TO the national pledg.
es, and a speedy return to specie basis
of value and currency, aud thorough adj
minstrative reform-was never more im-
portAnt than it is this year. While it
shall steadfastly demand that the candi-
dates Of the party shall be men whose es-
tsbiished character is the assurance that
they will carry out the policy OF reform,
the Herald will lend no announcement
to any attempt to reform the party by sub.
jecting ii to a course of discipline through
the restoration for period OF Democratic
supremacy. The tendencies OF the party
are progressive, II Is looking forward and
not back, and the Herald, as an exponent
of these elevated principles which now
animate the great majority Of the party,
will constantly make itself heard ON the
side OF honest and pure government.
The Herald will publish in its daily
and weekly editions tho most trustwor-
thy political intelligence and general and
local news. 1t will also have full reports,
as ii has had during the winter, OF the
progress OF the Centennial Exposition at
| Philadelphia. Arrangements have been
made for special correspondence from
Philadelphia, giving full reports of the
exhibition OF Vermont products and in
dustries, and everything of interest con-
nected with the representation of this
State at the Centennial
The subscribers Of the Herald will,
therefore, find it Of especial value during
the political campaign and the Centeu-
NAL exposition.
no authorized agent for it, subscriptions
should be sent here to the Herald Assoc
citation, where they viii! receive prompt
attention.
| Terms Daily, S. per year; 81 for six
I months; ~ for three months, in advance,
OF 10 cents per month
Weekly, 81 per year; $l.25 for six
months; 63 cents tor three months, in
yariAbly in advance. Address
| HERALD ASSOCIATION,
Publishers, Rutland, Vermont.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-11
STATE ITEMS.

Deputy ID. Il. Boyden OF Waitsfield has
organized l27 oranges.
The Congregational church at Grafton
is to undergo extensive repairs.
Nathaniel p. Dean OF St, Johnsbury,
who died last Friday on his 10th birth
day, bad been employed by the Mes.rs.
Fairbanks ia their scale shops Tor i3
ears But one man, Mr.. Francis Bling.
bsm, has seen u lou4er term Of service.
Aside from Mr.. Bingham there are six
others who hsye been employed thirty
years
Grotou bs. bad u ,ensalion. A cur.
rent story is that lsdy fred four or five
shots from revolver one evening lately
At certain man, while he was in the act
OF leaving her woodpile with an armful
~ wood, whereupon he dropped his load
and made speedy tracks up neighboring
hill, With bis coat tail spread out SO that
game Of checkers could have been play.
ed thereon.
Smith Wright OF Williston, has the rep
uAliou Of having the largest poultry
yard 10 tie county. lie has 8 400 geese,
Geo ducks. aud nearly 800 turkeys In his
yard, consuming forty bushels Of corn
daily.
The Brooklyn sun charges that Mr.. b.
Lincoln Benedict, formerly treasurer .ot
lbe Free Press Association, at Buring-
ton, nov derives au income 10 salary and
fees Of sl7 900 year as clerk OF the L.
) Disticl and Cireuit Courts for the
eastern district Of New YORK,
The Newport Express favors the nomi.
nation of Johu l.. Edwards, democrat,
isr member Of Congress from that dis
iricl, IL. motto being, Anything TO beat
Iicuire
As jaime. Wstefeld was driving GU,
near liincsburgh bridge, be heard splash.
ins ID he water lie got cut aud found
mu.caiausc with its snout on the sand,
auab.s - get of lie killed il with the
buli end q b.. Whip The hsh was four
feet long aud weighed twenty pounds.
The Middlebary Register, Of saturday,
.sys that Shove forty persons are 10 join
'be Congregational church Of that place
to uiortow on profession Of faith. Tails
i ia iesuii 81 lhc recent revival CON.
memeed during tbe meetings beli By the
1ospe, Workers
John 5 Adams, Of Chester, 60 mmitied
saici1e Al tbe residence u The lads 10
whom be N4s engaged IL that place, ia,
saturday mgrulug, i . bought % &C
csnHt u ,roable between them arising
from the Iu,enpoyasee Of Adams. IIa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-11

vu abesi y years Old ~ 500 cf =
prom sent lawyer ard erresrondent q =
aumter 81 laca pagers
Ores sad Osgood. lie Wcil-kDoNa
tgmpsFancs lsryursu, are Doing rous.
lag uofi u Hraushera Alrtadg sound
So have slguci tie pledge ineluding
some Il tbs hardest subjects. VITO mAbl.
fesl sincere asafc 6 rfagu
Tie body 81 Eiv.nl FaHor, ubo has
been mlsslng ffn fstney since March
1T. Wa fonud Friday morning ia pas
turs belonging to George Graves At West
minister, together with lhe body Of Biz
horse and the remains of Als sleigh. lie
sppeau d have teen los, in the snow,
aud a jog partly Oiled with lsuur found
bg bis side, indicates what was The mat
lea. liz h8rsc. which bad been tied, bad
guawod an ,ho uudcrhrush within reach.
Fuller, when last scen, was intoxicated,
Frederick Billings, Of Woodstock has
imported better That wAs picked DOT a.
the most promisIag one on The Island Of
Jersey,
Hon. Ezra June, Of Brandon, died sud-
denly On Friday last, IN bic slst year.
Col W. G. Wesley hAs been selected "a
Decoration Day orator at Rutland, aud
the sherman band, Of Winooski, viii
furnish the music.
W J. Stearu'. mill at West Rutland,
for TIE manufacture Of cotton batteu and
comfortors, and dwelling house, were
burned saturday afternoon. Loss, $s,.
OOJ; partially insured
The proposed extension OF tie Missis,
quot aud Clyde Rivers road TO Island
+ Pond il attracting considerable attention
. in Orleans aud Essex counties. Charles
ton voted 10 bond for The project five OF
Elk years ago, aud it is believed The
bond is good now.
j. Sullivan Adams, Esq, formerly 1
resident OF Burlington, aud secretary o.
/ the Vermont board of education, died a
his residence ia Brooklyn. Florida, or
I Sunday, the 29i ult., after lingering Ill
ness, and was buried on the Monday fol
lowing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-11

HARTFORD, CONN
ITS HAME INDICATES ITS QUALITIES.

lat Because 1t il adapted 10 Ill the wants Of
family sestng.
ID. Beeas.s Il can be readily eompFshsndsa
by any one wishing 10 sew.
VI. Because II runs 80 o1siy.
4th. Because u is always ready and never
takes Oh ''Gta~
5th Beesu-e il vii 30 any Kind Of sewing
with lass changes and fewer Extra attach u snta
thAs Aby other machine
6th. because u IL seif.adlusting.
tn. Because II h made of the very beet ma
teriAis, A1d "a the most thorough manneT, and
WI never wear cut.
Hisa two.thread machine. making AZ elastic
LOof -stiteh.
Ilhas strsigLt short needle
IL bhs sbattis Slth PAteHt SpuEg TenAi0u
lie nypsr Tensloa rec uiTeE no manipulating
10 admit the p6ssAgs II kinky " uneven thread
whether linen, c8tton or silk
Its cling IL dsEs upon the under aide by
taraibg i ap Oh lie AiEges, aHd soalilg goods ls
Impossible
Ia stsnd h solid and ariB.
lie table IL igug and roatay.
Ever part woFEs yos8uYsly ard Il 10 notIsub.
Jet ssihs ylsidiHg 0F uaasrtsln operation al
spnuEs-
NJ iasetias eosts % little for nsw parts Aaa
Tspsift.
kesalss. Gna An articles required, are ius-
nishsa Al lees prices thar those for othsx ma
chihsa
Tue above sexias Machine 10 offered BY this
paper ~ premlam fer eia bs-5es terms
AFsnts waited tsr every tawn IN the Vielniiy.
Address = aboFs AID st1ts 10 What paper yea
AAH this Advertisement ed
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The Manchester Journal.
B.E ExosIs nsgrstsrsag15ra.
THURSDAY. NAY ID. Isss

SIC Hsast letter fat1 b. tc S
t8aaH gy trm af aaafttsFFf ai
dr. Haa,c 81 Representative 10 Con
ntfs. 81 = ire6a Ia TetAs, which
us uhAt fegf r. men are placed Ia
fgh rsilats 81 the party vhict
t.simsta ts ho party d reform The
s.3ea dfcsAs 81 ihis specimen. how.
tsf. wsre sgs5eBIy brought 60 81 end
81 hstag Keel removed, z IL said. tot
iasaitng ladies'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-11

tsmtsf Il Il iaFiuaaie thisE that
Je6erson and 1sztaan az deal o. they
a ghths bssiea ever lie Goals ~ thc
great isrsau Essors
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-11
GEORGE TURTLES ESTATE.

~ STATE or YERnoST Manchester District.
In Probate Court held AZ Manchester, VIII
and for said district, on tho 25th Gay u Apr
A. %. 1876.
Present, Hon II. y. Burton, Judge.
Tho Executor on tho estate Of 0sof
Tuttle, late Of Manchester, IN eRid district. d
ceased, proposing to render an account " !
administration On said estate, il 10 ordered
said court that said account be eAamnod iprI
lowanee at session thereof 10 bo bold 10 d
Probate office ~ Manchester ID saia District
the 3lst day OF May A, ~ 1876 and that mott
be given to all pefeons Interested Is The pal
cation ~ this order ID the Manchester jouARl
newspaper printed al sId Manchester TAD
weeks ruccesslyoly, previous G said uma
hearing
true record,
Auost, L0YELASD 2UNBON. l.egisttr
A true copy " record,
Attest, LoYELAAD MUNsON, Register
bl9W
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-11
DAVID THOMPsON's ESTATE

State 90 Vermont, Manchester ptstfitt ~
A. Probate Court heia q Mans aesirf s4ih 4
aud for said d9atfsgt 80 MsuthFsteg en thf 30l
aay Of ApFl. 1876
Present. hua. D.. q. hufiau. Iudes
The EkeeHiot Qu she estate 90 baaa fham
son, late ~ Rupert. in msA aisuHt. "a
ceased proposing b. reader hH see, uus % tii
Naturalization ga aaId tstsie, 10 Il ordered 3 4
sid caurt that sid aeceaul be eaams ned q 4
allowance 81 session tbetegl b Re hrl4 81 hd
Probate uihce "a Manchester in aaid d5sifiei "A
she Jlsi DAY ~ Mas, A. IS lHia eHa thA(
po,iec be given o. al prfr 81 ibtafoFta8 ly ihd
pahhoattan ~ thia agdtr iB tha Ma gAssit
lopaytt. newspaper tFsrtta st 3 sEehtatefI
three weeks sacggasist iy, previous to saia unI
II hearing.
true teeor0,
Attest, LoyEf AND &UNsoN. nsglststI
A true copF ~ RECORD,
Affect, tuNElANp MUNauh EeEhtcr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-11

Kidney Diseases, Dropsy, aud all dis
eases Of the urinary organs can be cured
by HuNr's REMEDY. Hundreds who have
been given up by their physicians to die
have been cured by HUNTS REMEDY
Try HUST's REMEDY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-11
lUILLIAM A,sIEARNs' E5IAI

W sTATE ~ YgRsosr Manchester Disifiot
10 Probate Court held Al Man chester uitil
aud for said District on the l0th tsy u IA
A. .. 1870.
Present, Hon. r. Is. Burton, Judge
Ths tIteutnI on the eHtate " Wliiam
BtoErns, late Of Rupert. IN tGid district dFeess
proposing to render al account 81 Der a4minl
ration On said estate, q is ordered W "a
Court chat sad AeooaDt DO eAsminad i9f ai0i
Anee At session thereof y BE- bed 81
Probate once in Manchester. % sald i3stIi
on tie 8tst day of May, A. D. 1916, ana "a
notice bo given 10 al persons Interested ~ i
publication u tals order la she Msuch . 4
J0rAsAL, q newspaper printed A. sa.a NaBehi
Ter, three sseks sBerers.Yely, prssios y u :
lnls Of besribg.
true record,
Attsst, LUVELAhD MGA8DN. negisierl
A true copy ~ Tscoffs
Attest. lOYELAAD hEhQh heEile
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-11

GuINg roo FAn ron THEIR PURPOSE.
Ii is moi strange that with the astoniSh.
ing amount Of energy displayed by the
Democratic managers at Washington,
III investigating everything done by
the Republicans since 1851, they
should sometimes succeed ia turning
up things that are extremely unpleas.
ant to themselves The other day
resolution was passed to inquire Of
Senator Morton what he did with
$4,000 which ho procured Of the
general government 10 1868, This
brought the old war governor 10 his
feet in the Senate where he gave
history Of the affair, showing that at
the time the money was procured the
legislature Of Indiana was Democratic,
and bad taken all power Of using money
10 raise aud equip troops from his
hands, or indeed of carrying on any
part Of the state government. IL was
very critical time iu the history OF
the country, and il Indiana should 60
out Of the Union or even cease to aid
in putting down the rebellion il would
have disastrous effect on the country.
Gov Morton consulted with President
Lincoln aud Secretary Stanton which
resulted to the loauing Of $3.50 600 to
the former, portion of which he used
10 carrying on the government Of the
State, tie remainder was returned TO
the " ) treasury. Every dollar Of
The money used was afterwards nc.
counted Tor iu settling with tho gov.
crument. Had not Gov. Morton dis
played remarkable energy aud courage
a, that luncturc The Democrats would
have succeeded ia their attempts 10
carry that State out OF the Union.
While investigating Davenport Of
New York the Democrats found out
more than they wished to. Govern
ment bad paid Davenport in the course
81 three years over thirty thousand
dollars Tor the suppression Of fraudu.
lent voting 10 New York city The
money a. shown to have been well
expended ia preventing fraudulent
registering aud other eyasions Of the
law. most u which illegal voting was
Ga tho part 81 Democrats lhis ma
tcfially iessened the Democratic major
ity ia ,he city, circumstance which
they would very naturally think need.
ca investigating But a. The money
was paid out according 10 law passed
~ Cupgrcas. aud appears 10 have been
honestly expended and attended with
good results. Tie effect 81 the iuscsti-
CATION i merely 70 show Up and make
poblic the frauds practised by tbat
party 10 elections
some time ago tie Hoase passcd a
resolaJiaa iagg.uag oi the Presideut
whether he had performed any official
acts whlic away from Washington.
iatsa dag 10 give him thrust for pass
iag portion ot the time At Long
Branch The rresident replied 10 sub-
stance that i was poue 81 their bust.
uess. aad showed thai Il has beca The
cast0ia 81 81 Presidents from Wash.
ihgi0a dowa 20 perform official acts
while away from tie seat az govern.
meat He showed that sOtae Of the
COED old Denoeratic Presidents had
oaended 10 this respect more than
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-11
GEOR0E GLlDDENIs EsIATE


~ sTITI OF YEKaos1, District Of Msgohestef
In Probate CosTt, held At Manchester, VISA
and for Aaid District on The 26th day 81 Api
A. d. 1876,
Present, Hon T. u. Barton, Judge
The Administrator on The estate ~ 8s0fl
Gideon, late Gf Arlington Ia said district 4
ceased, proposing 10 render an kea0uut ~ /
administrator on sHid estate, IL IL ordered
said Court that said tcc0uut be examined
allowance al a session thereof 10 be held AZ {
Probate Office In Manchester, Ia fsid aisiiiet
The 5ist day Of May, A. ., 1876 aud that npti
be given 10 all par1ons intefested ny ihe pat
ton Of this order 10 the Manchester j0uHai
a nspspspsr printed AT said Manchester, tAf
weeks sSoesssiveiy, previous q sai iimo
heating.
lTue record.
Attest. LOvRI.AhD hussOE. Register
true copy of record
Attest, LOYEl.AED MUksON, Register
5fsw
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troy has been The scene OF two OF
three more serious riots. or rather bru
tai attacks on men who are willing to
work for what they car get by men
who stick Tor higher wages One
would suppose that 10 these times
workmen would get over tho foolish
idea that they can get such wages az
they choose to demand. Manufactnr.
ers Of all kinds Of goods are making
very little mosey aud some are running
at an actual loss, and the same may be
said Of larmors Toe price Of labor
must come down or they eanot afford
- hire Even al moderate wages the
man who works for hire often has the
best Of Il.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-11
IOsEPH ". MoRsE's ESTATE.


Slate Of Vernon, Manchester district, s.
Ia Probate Court held at Manchester within
aud for said District GA the 18th day Of Apni,
A. ID. 1876.
Present, Hon. r.. b. Burton. Judge.
An Instrument purporiinR 10 be the last will
and testament oi Joseph w MOrse late Of
Dorset, ia said district deceased, being pre-.
seated by tie Executor therein named Tor
Probate II IL ordered by SAID court that all per.
sons concerned therein b. notified 10 appear at
session thereof, 0 be held at The PfoDaLe
Office 10 Manchester, In said district. on the
Slst day Uf hay, 4. D, 1876, At 10 O'Clock Ia
the forenoon, aud sho~ cause, II any they have,
agAIust II e probate ~ said vii; for which pur.
pose u i further ordered, that this order be
Published three weeks sueeessiyeiy Ia the Man.
chester JoUhsAL, newspaper printed At Mao.
chester in this stale, previous 10 said time Of
bearing.
A true record,
Attest, L6yELAgD AUssos. Register.
A true copy ~ record,
Altest, LUyELAAD AUSsoE, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-11
WHITMAN & GODDARD.
Manufacturers ~
CARRIAGES d. SLEIGHS

souin LesDoSDERRf, NERMoNT.
Keep constantly on hand or build to order
every description OF Carriages from covered
Phnton TO sk.lstJn baggy 4 few sea snd hand
bugges usnNlly on hand for gale cheap. Also
carriage stock constantly on hand for sae. Re
Earring done on sho-t notice and satisfaction
guaranteed. We allow ~ material to en-,
cArriAge or sleigh thai net o. the very hes:
quality, an has no. been thorpu shlv teatad
EVERY FELLOE BOILED IL LGNsEED OH.
Thankful FIR past patronage, we hope TO merit
q continuance Of the same by doing good work
st reasonable prices
WHITMAN 4 GODDARD.
May 10. ls76 Oily
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-05-11

NOTICE. -- ] he bon resident pr8pfl
~ tore ~ he town ~ NlnhAtl. iH iLe suHtg
Eenuiugtsu. are hereby noifed Hat fhe EsA
sssessed 90 said iapds ~ Ia brse se4gs "A
preesl az this y i, feWaiu eltbey Ia 8aa'a 8r
psft unpaid 90 tie faiissiHs lzaar q nii
l78 ssras u iaad and being i.gf ~ i04a
The 10Th rage. htt q fpioA9a &islls
TsIed 81
IS acfes (; laad % Loi -. 70 iieGh
range. kelA CbAriss Bust ItH &3
/ acre 81 Lad "a L9i No in tha gth
range. Set 30 kathaHsa. BfgVn, - o.
no acres it beiu8 III hs 81 lhe llta
range. BET 10 T. suiey sad = O CoHsitet
Tar -
h acres il being les y "a lA tle l4t4
range. rst 70 MsrgsFst J. Uaay IA2 81
~ seFss sect part II III ho ID tue fth
range. ret ~ James Doug ass. IaA 81
Aad % mach ~ tA.d 3sAds al8l h. s0i4 - n
he aaeiiou a tie los q Frederick Mstss4
Wahai. IN the 27fi da3 n Has a ~ fI8.
O'Clock 3 Fl as stntl hs requisite % dies hff
sait tsIes with s9sts aaisss pfsi1ssig Paid.
Dated 81 NiaAsili ib.s iylh eay 4 AFEi, g.
le7s
HARRISON J. KEkDAII.,
fs3s Collector
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no ConsuMPrIvEA

fhs advertiser. an old physician, re red fron
active practice, haylng bGt placed 10 his hands
by an kast India HlsslDnafy the foFRnlA Of q
slaspie Gesets 10 Esmsdy, Ter tks speedy And
ptItnausui Cure II C0nsnaptlob, BF0nehslgs
tatafrh, AstAms and al Threat asd Luns Ar.
h "a Da8 alra Positive and Radical Care Tor
s4Ygo4s Dsh8Aty aud al AsTvoas Compiaiats,
a.tsf h4Ulg thoroughly tested its sonisFfsl
curative pg~efs 10 thousands u ease. feels IL
lie daty 10 MAKE ID known 70 Lls su9sriag fei-
l5us Aciuatsd BY thls motive. GHd q sonseisHs
gUus dsslfe u relieve human ssfsFink he eli
send free ~ charge, 10 All vic dssiTs i. this
rte.ts, sitl fan airsetlgEs fez preparing Gna
sa1 scsa6aiy usilg Seat BY return nal 81 I'll.
dfesssag
Dr.. ". q. sIEyKkE,
2Giy hunFOe Blcek, syrscass. y. 7.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS. NnIInE.

fsiA'e u tirrts A Richardson
The undsrgRned, having hrpu appreciated !
the Hon. lruhatp Court fat tbs Nit5Wt az MsHl
chester, comulu sNners "a receive, tts uiue, auI
adjust Ill claims aud dtmauds II Az psfpoH|
claims exhibited ia 0fisot thereto, hereby give na
tee that We wIll meet tlr The purposes airra
said, al I, Il fhNots Hotel, on ihp solh day a
september next, RON O'Clock. until I D. m
on slid day, aud thst 50 months ffam thI
lei DAY u April 4, ~ 1876 to tho tiae un. 1
"a BY said court for said creditors 10 ptfsrn
their claims to us ioT etsmiHBiiaa sfd sllawaups
Dated at Manchester this lei day II Apul
A. u. 1870.
Al GRAY
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IN BANKRUPrCY.
THOMAS FAILEY,
5l3w Deputy q. 8. Marshal AZ Messenger,
TITUS sHELDoN's ESTATE.


State OF Vermont, Manchester District :
Inpr0bats Court, held at Manchester, with
aud for said district on the eih day VI Ma
A. D., 1876.
Present Hon. u. u. Burton, Judge
An Instrument, purporhng to be the lAst vi
and testament 0f Titus Sheldon, late ~ bdr.a
in said district, deceased. being presented Tor pr
bate.it IL ordered by said court, that az porsui
concerned therein be notified TO appear az a .
tiol thereof, TO be held At the Probate Ofiea
Manchester. in said distret, On the 3ist dag
May, a. d. 1876, at 10 O'Clock ia the forena'
aud show cause, II any they have, agaiust q
probate Of said will; for which purpose u ls I'd
Their ordered, that this order be published thu
weeks sucosssiyely 10 the Manchester JouHN4
a newspaper printed At Manchester, ia this slA
previous TO said time Of hearing,
A true record,
Attest, L0yELAND MUNsON, Register,
true copy Of record
Attest, LoYEIAkD MUNsON, Register.
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