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FoR lame Back, Side or Chest use shiloh's
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6HlLoH's CousH and Consumption Cure Ia
sold by US on guarantee. It oures oonsump-
ton. & .31a s-F7.E i, n, q. 81. ~ =
eHnoa's VIrAIlzER Is what you need for
Constipation, Loss Of Appetite. Dizziness and
all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs
cents per bottle, 50 5,f45 N.
CRour, WuooPINa O,uaH and Bronchitis
Immediately relieved by shiloh's Cure. b..
For Bale by MoLane Bros. and A. T. Young.
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NUTRITION, food IL essential as a means Of
restoring conaumptire TO health. A medl.
cine that will strengthen tho lungs and
soothe all irritation Ia also necessary. Such q
remedy Is DR.. Wisiar's Balsam Of Wild Cher.
ry. 1t Is the only preparation OF Wild Cher.
~ that gives complete satisfaction. I.
quickly cures coughs and colds. pAw
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WHEN the blood Is loaded with impurities,
and moves slugyishly IN tho veins. an al.era.
tive Is needed. bs this condition Of the vital
tlnid cannot last long without serious results
There Is nothing batter than Ayers asrsapa.
rila TO purify the blood, and impart energy
to the syten. 4-l i@g nav '
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/ . r. e.
VIM. Jones. Marion CO., Feb ": sEed IS.
Mrs. Lydia Jackson. fAlatine, March !; cousump.
:, Mrs. Mary Core. Fairnou., March i; con,ump
i Mrs; MARI Mussrave. Marion co., March /; aged
~: eiItcls OF burns. ~. =. - : - 90
d.. +. Basson. Beverly, March !; aged o.; heart
Rev. Joseph n. wardcr. Webster, March 4; aged
Mrs. Il. HAMMOND, Newburg, March /: aged 10.
squtIe john !. Alien. Ferlngton, March 8. Il,
Lswls MitGneii; MONROE CO., March 6: aged 70.
20 smith, EAT Sulphur Springs; scarlet f.ver.
l., Lucy Roscbso. LewIsuurg, March .. aged 8; sta:.
:, Mis-: Nm, Mcdaniel, Monroe co., Feb. %; aged
Mts. Rachel bishop, Tunueltou. March /; pncu.
moaia. =." i'.'. si-'",'' - - -
4ugu't soeilers: Preston co Feb. %: aged IS. Z
~ Stsnsshs shaiier, Preston CO., March Il aged s.
phaIIis Harrow, Gneab,ie; CO., Feb. 90
andrew Carrier, MArilnsburg, Fob. %; aged C..
:, Annie ha:aelt MartiuSbuig. Mach S; aged 81;
MS: SARAH Houseworib, Mar.insbu,r, Feb. 6: aged
IL effects OF fall. = ~ :: LING. %. 20
N. Q. Zombro. ChaIlcstnwn, March l; aged so,
Marion Hammond, Marion co, March 2. Nh
Con Talbot fhillppi, March !; sged 10: pyp7,ia
d, Amos hoVener Randolph CO., Feb. q: Brghrs
An, ; Heddck, Fort Spring. March 8; aged IS;
me sa,1;s v,.,,. ,,,,.,
Edward Massey, Union, March 1: ssed 5: scarlc,
fever. ,j1!,..6. - - :
oamue1 b. McCllnuc, Greenbrier CO., March
aged Gu. =, ugt lI--.,.g. .l,a Z, s5si S,7'll
Aieh nolhn, drecnnriet CO., March g. !;
as idb IS 81. 1,,t p,. ~, u, i. !. !.
Jonathan BIewer, Monongalls c., Fcb. %; aged q.
gsIue slnney' MorEantown, March !: aged Il. n
John , Austin, aonous.iia CO.. Feb 10: asel 81.
g.. Il ~ ! { - - y 90
tapt. Wtfitam Nixon, HtmpshIrG CO., Feb, q
sged4 go -Trgl- =. - s5.t.T'.- IS
Mn. .. .Io~nsand. uillsboro, Feb. 90; consump
ti9n. %. :. ss'las5s, 30.
iMip d6W!ei' monroe CO., Feb Is. aged Y. ~
Miliiam Frank, Wcll,burg, March 4; agei 50
typhoid fever. -, MS So 20 2, :
burns. s-,si ~. tasg, I,-g ',IiI1,f7 II
consumption. az, ,.'lsTl 4 81. -, 'llTg'l
LOB LOB vx 3 Los! cteet. Feb. %: aged &C:
Thomas New cumberland, Match s hear,
George "; synd r, Hardy CO.. Feb. q; ag;d c..
Kosetha Wallace Mason CO., Feb. !: Dged 10. f4
child MI. aud MIS-. J. W. Chambers, Preston
CO., aged 2 ~ itat e: -
Ghat!cs Massey, Preston co March 6; aged IS
! typhoid fever. .lf5. y ~ " -
samnci RIGGS Moundsv!llc. MARCH, 10; agei Is;
consumption. so. 1900 !.
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Already the campaign rhy mer Is abroad
in the land. The following contributions
appear In the PHILADELPHIA Press l.sIlL. s

tlilI BLAINE or NAME, VOL
Blaine Of Maine, Blaine ni Maiue, ''si
VI From The mountain 10 The pl,In, gilHl
Lot the cchoI RUG agaiu, rfTlg AIS ~
t Robert Lincoln, noble son 1 NI tI'n
" the martyred glorious one: IVA.
n s0n Of him whom we revere. 8O. aEf3
Name TO evcry pttilot dear, tAgt'' st
" How W. hope aud long 10 hear | ~
Y THESE two magic names unite: l'fty
~ They will surely win tho 1ght, If.'
Politicians often tell M 49,. " (&tfHs
We allknow the eHeud well) .It
2 How loug slnce the Pine Tree State H't's
Went hel l.bent for Governor Kent, I
~ 80 some two months hence we'll relate
How two thirds OF tho Union went NJ IS,
4 g All hellbent ut3ll ITIi-t'' -'HN+ y n
For James O. Blaiho for president. W
3Nirls.. AN AcR0srlc. ai.'
Join al 70 Y emeu In a song, agG
Give LOUD and cloir tho glad reira,r,
blow 70, o Fame, Oh Trumpet 1ifopy:
L'o. o'cs tho land is heard ihq slraln, =
deafeoloR chear like thunder peal
~ given now with might and main. istt
~ Nd other namo prOyoEci Buch ihiIil ~
Exccptthe gallant James q, blaine. Il
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An Iowa farmer killed 2S7 skunks on bis
farm. OF course he Is in bad odor with his
ungratetul neighbors. e-L.L III
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The old Geor ,ian who buried his gold in
q Jug Of brandy, Ia not the first man who
has put all his money into stimulant,
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S3st$ ~ 81 MInintrrs sonnd It'll Praise. 4
Rev: Mr. Greenfelds, Knoxville, Tenn,
wrltea as follows ! Samaritan Ne,rine perma.
neatly cured ny SOD o. sspilsptio a.s, HERE'S
food for thought Sold by druggists, 81 30,
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: 4l.
"When world Of men could not pre-
vail with all their oratory,"' under the base
syncretem which nominated Greeley and
Hancock, how easily we run when led
your embattled hosts? Hal Hal I was
wr.r-ronged out Of the Presidency. I am
your liege lord and Kyng!' Thus Tilden
speaks to his followers in. the language Of
the dead. His tongue is stranger to the
language Of the living. In the aches Of the
Past he finds his only consolation and
synallogmatic hold upon the Democracy.
They tellhim times have changed and new
questions aupervened. They speak 10 him
Of Tariffs and Revenues, and q multitude
OF vexed questions that are to be settled in
this campaign. He stares at them with
aorpBe.like eyes, and the only sigu: of life
he gives is that his lips move and emit
dull ventosi.ics, as when "hlind British
bnrds with volant touch traverse loquo-
cious strings. His lie ended with 1877
and the electoral contest. All that has
tranapired since Ia folly to him. The
frenzy engendered by that contest has
made him mad, and he raves about 1t con.
tinually. Strange madness communicated
to all his fellows in the Democratic party
1t must and will COMPEL his nomination
and well does jTilden appreciate that TACT,
No poetry about that = Private DAlzELL.
| q Calduen, o., March, Ia ~ ~ h!
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Long has Tilden slept and dreamed
dreams Of glory. He was elected President
IN 1876, and cheated ont OF it in 1877!
Hence this visitation from the tombs.
Hence this REVISIT Of the pale glimpses Of
the moon." He walks as one in france,
and knovsas we'll 80 the kingliest OF all the
lf Trouble, care and scepless nights,
NJ. Iohim who wears the royal dsdem." ,fs
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"They say the tongues Of dying men III
EntOscc attention like darn In RI aony '

"They say the tongues OF dying men s'i, "a.
Z W.. Ento:cc attention like deep harmony"
Close upon the cerements OF the tomb,
robbed Tor season OF it's rightiul occu:
pant, hear an imbecilo reciting 'aii
The love Of fine. tho attendant OF noble spirits"
l, TILE KNIGHT OF GRAMERcr.
Not profanely or with acerbity, not in
anger nor yet in has:e, be it gaid, Ills most
pitilul sight to witness the entrance oil this
spectral candidate for Presidential honors,
aud the terror and dismay Of his discom.
fitted rivals and competitors. They per.
form their abvolations as il fl .eing from
the wrath to come 51.s3, .5s!o.r,
The adiathermic Thurman, the gorgeous
Voorhees,, the rythmic Randall, the puny
Cox, the olea9inous Payne, the chiyalrous
Hancock, the Celtic.named NC Dousid, the
princely Pendleton, the outrageous Bay ard,
the vaporing Hendricks, the courtly Car
Isle, and hundred more inconspicuous
Democratic candidates vanish from Tilden'a
presence, sbrieking for overwhelmingly
They flee away
Like shlrs that sailed for sunny Isles
t7i but never came TO Shore" g ElF.s. : n
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Q al. hle''g|i|i,',tE,ellilq,e,tcer:.:
THEoAMrAIsN RmYnER,

ONCE. N"-. rs a1d 81 Fourteenth sirce1.
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To ANvENTiEEKN.-Io rates for adyer.
tisiBg Ia 90 FOOD newspapers sent Tree. Ad.
dIess GEO. + HOW'LL & CO., 10 Bprucc st., MY.
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+. Special 4 gents In Wheeling. -Loynu d Co., G
Menkeu ellcr, B. B. Burt d Co., Ale1. T, Young,
!! T. ehi,k. D. H. Datrah and J. B. White l. Co.
Beliaite, Ohio; A. B. Vns, Martins Ferry, Ohio
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sTRlDING FULL uzEMAs.

.
This ''Knight Of the Sorrowful Figure"
mounted on the Rosinante Of his griey-
ances, and followed by the Sancho Papza's
to whom he has promised Kingdoms,
rides slowly into the lists, with his rotten
lance in rest and his pasteboard visor down
to cover his sad countenance. His courser
steps one full uzsma at a stride. "His
herald's mantle's CLEAN with gold"
Their horses all are trapped. Their har-
ness studded all with gold and PEARL
"And private pity strives with public hate,
Reason with rage and eloqueuCn with fAtc,"
And here the parrallelism between the
kuigh BIT OF Gramercy and the knight OF
La Nlancha abruptly terminates. He OF
La Mancha always failed, and got the
laugh on him as half clown aud half mad.
man. Y We '.@5 4.c'ts5,, gsFl$Ls
nut Though Age with his stealing steps
Yet in bis grand climscteric lie breathes
oracles; and 10 the Democracy he cries in
sspulchral tones like voice from He'll. 9
League with you seek, OK - = Z. 7.ii.5
And mutual Amity 30 straight and close
That with you hust dwell or you with me-"
And when admonished to rr% M
Either withdraw into some private place
Or reason Coldly OF bis grievances s,b,sJk.
The sad valetudinarian only answers, 4
l thought that all thIngS had been savage here
] And therefore put on the countcnance a
| : OF stern Commandment" 1.'. .gst It-.,3s Z
ION better thoughts, and my urged reasons.
They are come about and won ~ the true sIde.'
nE PIRATES OF MS wR.R.RoNas!
"A solemn combination shAllbe made 4 Fl a
| r. ElEFtE VI our dear Soulsh fo> /. 41alttH !.4
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plTSBURGH, CINCINNATI 4 & : ST,
l. LOUIS RAlLWAY-pANHAEDLE ROUTE.
le4 e S
Time table for East and woa. corrected 10 JUNE
a, 1883. ~ a. ,lIFGS1 4 = ,5iiIII
Trains leave Panhandle Station, foot Of Eleventh
street. rear Public Landing. as follows: 4fisge4l
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Ms. Vim. Il. Jeners, Clay CO., Feb. "a; hear.
Cal. Del Wolf, jackson 20 Feb, %. KS y
MIS-. Rachel CsIpcr. Upshur CO., March 0; pgel s..
Milli.u Abernathy, Y ine.al co.. March tagged 50
Gordon CumminR Monroe ca, Msrch i; arcd 70
Charles Miller: Monroe CO., March !; aged II. III
Mrs Nancy Robe, MonongalIA CO., March S
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al tfalnN daily except buuday. = q
Pullman's Palace Drawing Room. Sleeping Cars
Philadelphia aud Now YORK West to Colurbup,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago Indianapolis End
81. Louis ISL! NJ tg.fis- "a. .l5L . 5sil:li -l5
For through tickets, baggage checEz, tlecnng CIR
| accommodations, ard any further information, up.
ply to JEo. @. ToMLlEsON, Ticket Agent Ut Pan.
handle Station foot CT Eleventh Street, or III City
Ticket Oace, under Heiase House, Wheeling. !,
asssy..!J -. s.s.5 -. JAMES McCREA, : "a IS
~, - --t'lli- Manager, Columbus Ohio, "
',55Ja',g +. 4. FORD, 4. ~
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------T xgplCAL, 49, :, :,
nR, ]. E.. SMITH,
:. 40. oHAPIINE STREET
No. Nsar Fourteenth Btreet.

,,,o ~ A uhy.iciaa's Success ID the
,N.bs,t tyiiencS, ~ Inc IncrcAdng demands
,.aISosJ Of hh ss,yIc,s prove that have dealt
,my pfoCtsglitIt, xitl, tnuso who have conAult
ieo,asSy aud iM.i' I ,.tIca,s yAmc without Ier.
seI ma Iue1es W. hsyS tnsuy hundred certificates
sSp AS sSal rave cuI , they y hsa S sS.
i,sa s0aSrsd lnet'eIe: s.spISl experiences and
p.,on Win Enshl 1,.ni,,Io kyunt, olDse obberv.
sSIl,,ily via ,IW"vtsl peculiahE~ AID strict AZ
!.Ce Il ienIcH t' MI Management nnurcs .uccOsa,
sS!Ou s!yI ss'is sad inIIIS sivo tho patient my
.,inihu.
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". A. Powell, OF Harrison co 10 Ida N. Holmes,
o. DoadfidSe CO., BY Rev. I. N. Hamburger, Feb.
OF Harrison CO., by Rev r. N. west, Feb g., 9.f
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M's Sarah Michael. Hardy co., March s; aged G.,
!saac Rudner. Charleston, March il; aged ii, ri
LemGel Butcher, Lewis CO., March ii; sged 50.
MIS- Henry Hsmmett. Peasants CO., March s, III
Morgan Elton, Grant CO., aged IS. 49, ,r,,S
MIS-. Martha j.. NcwlIp, Grant 70. Fehrna,v %,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-09-04

A meat eoSslusivs answer 70 The iooss
,slt ,As Democrats are nskiss about oor'
,ppt,oe ,s olIsisl life IL ssassmsss r.
Gently prepared .. The Treasury depart.
nee, u The receipts and disburssmssss q
the usvsrsmen, frsn iss organization IN.
ri June Of last year. With the amous' d
ls.s ADD the ratio 81 suck leases per shos-
s.nd. lis srrasgsd - nearly - prsctie-
able 10 psrisds Of ADMINISTRATION, II o'hef
verbs. il covers The years Of Demecraue
sad Rspublicsa sduinisiratisn. hshoSs
eoaclusivsly that the Ioss under Dsme'
cratic siuiuistrstisa has been mucn
greater thsa under Republican admins
trstion. In the custom service, isr m
stance. the loss per $1,000 prior 70 June ~.
1861. vas q. 10; from tho lst Of July. 1861.
10 June 30, 1883. tho less per $1,000 ~
only 10 seats. From al other sssrcss.
save the pos.oilies department. the loss
durisg the period prior TO 1861 per sioN
vas ~ o6, for the period between June ~,
1851, and June 80. 1853, the less vas y
cents 10 the postoflics service Tor ~.
mt period the loss va, u 20 per THOUSAND
dollars. While in the latter period II va
emily 81 per thousand. Under the hsae o
di.surss nsnts. the total loss rem DIS
burssuepls Of all classes per thousane
asllsrs prior 70 Jsas 80, 1861. wa VOL
The total loss between July ]. 1861, ant
Juno 80. 1868, vas only thirty nine cents
lis only because slargs portion 81 III
people have We rscollectiss Of Dsmocrs'''
ADMINISTRATIONS that their organs hav'
tbs courage to talk abost reform throus'
. restoration OF the Democratic party y
power
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The follo~iag communication We clip
from ID. Oakland. tCsl. Tribune. The
facts will be we'll remembered By many
sho participated in the scenes therein
.--a.a
Ei.sor Tribune - There 10 dispute BE-
tween Michigan and Maine over the ques'
ton Of which State is entitled 10 the hen
Of giving birth 10 the Republican party.
That question: was settled Is losg ago
80 1856, Il the first National Republican
convention held ia the United States. Al
That convention the honor Was awarded,
no, 10 Maine, not u Michigan, but 70 tbs
Green Mountain Stale. II occurred In
this way;
Tho whigs called their convcntios to
NEE, u tho court house At Rutland. Yer
mont, fer June II, 1854. st II cel'rk NJ.
The Frs.soil party called ih,ir eoI'sn'
tien to meet At the rsms place and - tne
.sme time. The undersigned Vas . dele
y.,s 10 the Free Soil cosvsatios, ssd
k.o.s whereof be speaks. The delegates
Of The two parties assembled. Il ~ u
the tine vhea border ruliiaaism held svy
in Kansas, and ss the time vhsn the whole
North was aroused V meet and check the
advances Of The slave power Instead o.
holdiag two conventions. the UNANIMOUS
sentiment VI the delegates vas to Unite
under the banner OF freedom. Hen. u.
Y. Nicholson. 10 whose Law sfics the
upd.nisasd ~N a that time pursuing
his studies, and Who Was also Free Boil
delegate, vas chairman Of that convention
Tho undersigned vas appointed on the
Committee Of Permanent Organization
aud Order sf Business The convention
~ss . grand success. harmonious aud en-
tLusiss,ic Stsunch old Wigs Who bad
fought . hundred political battles pro
claimed themselves no longer Wings. but
for freedom and free ccuntry.
when the convention had csmplsted III
LAHORE. so fer - the aomins,ies OF ticket
uu concsraed. the question arose - y
vhs. The pev orgsnIxstios ~M V u
called. Some ns--and II memory served
me right the Moa. Mr.. Niehelsos PRE-
psssl the same. "Rspublicaa Party" II
U.s. unasimossly adopted. ssd The siori
90. party there ssd sbea sprass isss iii'
and e1,s,sses. fully armed asd equipped
for The var, ~ Misesva sprass fall gsos'
ssd pssophsi frsn the brain 81 Jove.
Al The Naiiosal Csnvsotiss 10 1856
ZscA CAssdlss 10 % eloquent spssss
clsined Tor MicAigan the hsssr 81 sivini
birth 10 The Rspubliess party. The Hen
ID. 4. x,eholscn vss delegate frsm Yer
meet 70 the cssvsniion. He contested
The elaia 81 Chandler. and showed the
vsruost vas mere thAa tee uesks sAsat
81 Mishigas. ssd iour ahead Of Aaiss
ssd 10 state claiming prior right ih'
Ns,issal eosvsnliss Thea and there svsrd
a u vsruess Ne hossr These fact
nd iscilssis mast have bsss lerGeess'
hy these late claimants. They are par
ssa psrsiss Of The political history Of ID
ooasty. however.
Fssllas = iass pride 10 the hsaos 0
bsiue . delegate 10 the fra Convention
ssa The birth Of the Rspusiicas party.
deaf propose TO BE- sAora 81 ibss hsso
visbssi sst<risg . protest
A. w. BIsnor.
o.kissa. Aug 10. lisa
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Ny physician said ! essld net live, ~
liver Oh, Of srdsr. freqssstly venting
srssaish nuess. shis ysllos. snsll dry
hu.srs % iass. stomach uoalA aos 70
lain iosd. Burlsok Bitisn cured ma.
Mrs Adelaide o'psiss, a72 Ezehsnss 81
Buffalo, N. Y.
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Mslsns Mslusins Miller Hophias.
widow u The lais Bishop Jsas Hsssy
Hopkins IL The diocese Of vsrsssa,
aisl 10 Bsriips,ss Ass. 2eth il her soth
year.
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CrEpHEN TAYLOR.s HsfArx.

h'87ATE or vKRnosy, District OF Manchester, %
In Probate Court held 81 Manchester within
spd Tor said District. on the TN dsy OF
August. A. D.. 1854. a,
Al ipslrum sni purpoftipg TO b. the last vin
ssd testament Of stephen Taylor, iste OF hupsu
IL ssid district, dsossssd va presented fos
Probate.
whsrsupon session Of said Court, u b. hsld
A the PROBATE once In Mabchsstss. In ssid Dis
tgict. On tbs "a day Of esptsnbsv, a. D, Ia.
vss appointed for The Probate 81 eAld lnsue.
u,srt snd Tor ali p@sssDs concerned 70 appear
ga rnsless M zane, N cause there be for %
dosps: ara pubic Dotios tksscf VS. osdsrsd W
b. rivsp BY the psbIiestion hereof 70 The NAP.
chester youkrAI, . nsvspspss printed 81 SAID
NsncA sslss, TIRES vsshs suoesssivsv pssv'oos
\, is, ~ w" SyvEIAxD xuxsos. Jaass.
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fHoMMIssIoNER,s NOTICE.

" Estate Of hAksfs HAnD.
The updsrsispsd, having bssn appointed ~
The Hon, Probate Court for W. district Of MAJ
rhv ster. CommiSsioDers, 70 resesve, sIsmins ana
sdjua al clalns sud demands u sii persops
Martin Hard, lsts 81 Arlipgtos,
In Gaia district dscsAssd, and I'll claims sShib-
tea in onsst thereto. hereby sivs Ioiacs that -
dvsiiins houss 81 Nm. Cbssio4ts Andrew In Ar
iisssos' on The Nh dsy Of February nsst
f,,m O'clock 4. .. until Z o'clock ,. ..
90 ssld day, ard that 81 mouths from The ~
dsy a August. 4. D., isst. u ~ usss lmih
r(s,~ss "a ~ for sssmlnsts0n and allowance.
Dstsd 81 Arlington. this Sh Day Of Argass
nAHTIs n. DEniH0,i no~,.
Ii~v QEOb0k p. HOLDEN
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III. hsrss barn. oss stack d hay ssd
sss 81 s1ss. bslsssiss 70 0iiss Rsieh o.
wsss Fsrrisbsssh. we're tstAily Destroyed
b, are. A Are ssadsy sishs destroyed =
hsrs ssd burned tso horsss ssd isiarsd
stLirl. - lssgiss tcCsi J. chiids Of Ws..
bnAge
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