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The Press., 1885-05-07

WHArEvRR the merits of the Russia Eng land embr6glia, whatever the sentimental al feeling of interest in the least despotic of the great powers concerned, America can never forget the friendly interest displayed by Russia toward this country when in 1T trouble an exhlbit.of friendliness that no doubt deterred some ations from putting itching fingers into shr!. pie because of a wholesome respect. for f93gg.s our opra1' big eossacs friend. E. .F, stss{sy gsfsg,5f s,is zE.s.sf e
The Press., 1885-05-07
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The Press., 1885-05-07

THE financial embarrassment of the well known publishing house of J. R. Osgood x Co.,, Boston, will be regretted by all lovers of good books laa1fd good book maaS- CTS. This firm has deserved dbetter lnck, and it tis hoped that it may pull through
The Press., 1885-05-07

Y HEREBY forbid all persons harboeing sor k trusting ANY ONE on my account, ae shall pay no bills of their contracting after this date.
 Woodstock. April 30 JOHN 5. CADf. II
The Press., 1885-05-07

BY the carelessness of workmen the wing of a factory which was being raised, at Brooklyn, N. Y, OH Tuesday fell aud the building caught fire, being totally destroy ed. Eleven lives were lost by crushing or burning in the ruins, and many more per sons were injured. -.,t r,t ...,l.....,l.s.sr fs
The Press., 1885-05-07

BR1G. uGEN. sIRwIN q MeDowELL, fieom- ma6der of the Army of the Potomac iii the g. early part of tie rebellion, died at San Francisco, on Monday. aged 6S years.
The Press., 1885-05-07

yNYANTED ;IMMEDIATELY, an ap- w prentice to the Printing Businees, at ga{a Ffr
 A! 3@ss THE PREss OFFICE.
The Press., 1885-05-07

Parties indebted to this office win phllge py fsrA payment. The sums due are small, but aceonnts nn merous, and the aggregate q cpnsiderahle and mucf needed sunls tkA . sS VI .ys4<aa-s. tskx
The Press., 1885-05-07

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The Press., 1885-05-07
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29
DALPH l., GRAVES EsrArK

ESTATE os VHRnokr, Distrtct OF Manchester, %
In Probate Court held u Mspchssisr within
and for sa,d District, on the iptL day d
January, A. D., 1885,
The Administrator on the estate Of Rsiph L,
Graves, late Of Sunderland In said District Dc.
ceased, present d an application In writing 70
said Court. setting forth that the deceased died
seired Of certain parcels Of real estate In the
Town. Of Sunderland end ssndgats, aud guam.
herewith; and representing that u would DO
beneficial 10 ths heirs Of the deceased aad oil
interested IN said estats. 70 sell all said real %.
,ats. including the rsvsrion Of the ido~'s dover
Ia said sstate, and oil the personal property, 81.
Dept tuch ~ 10 or may be asiened 70 the widow,
Tor the reason that nearly ell ths
heirs Of the deceased are minors, and that said
real and personal estate cannot be probably
carried on. or disposed Of otherwise than BY
sale, In tho interest of said heirs; and praying
said Court for the ressGns Aforesaid 10 grant
him license to sell al tho real estate Of which
the deceased died seizsd and possessed IN the
towns Of Sunderland and ssndgste, including
the rever,ion Of the widows dover In said estate
and oil the personal property belonging 70 the
estate OF said deceased excepting such - ID OF
may be assigned to the widow.
Whereupon 1t vas ordered that hearing on
said application be had At . Probate Court 10 be
held At the Probate Office in Manchester In said
District on the 7th day OF February 1885, and
that notice 81 said application, the nature aud
reasons thereof, and the time and place Of hear.
Ing thereon, be givon TO all persons interested
by the publication hereof three weeks success.
ively In the Manchester JounNAL, . Newspaper
printed 81 Manchester in said District, previous
10 said time OF hearing,
Sosv LOvEEAND MUNsON. Judge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

The Bennington Battle Monument.
The question Of design for the proposed
battle monument at Bennington il still an
open one, having been put over 1t the recent
meeting until the seniannual meeting il
the summer. Az near a. 70 can ascertain
the members Of the association are about
equally divided in their opinions. about
one half fsvoring the design Of Prof. Wier
and the others fsvoring . tall monument.
A far as the residents Of Bennington are
concerned . large majority favor . tall
monument
The question has two sides 10 1t and
weishty arguments can he furnished by
either party A tall monument can be
seen farther and will attract attention from
. distance. but from the nature OF ths
case il nust be very plain and will not
look ~ we'll on close inspection q =
small monument more artistic in design
and flush. The two kinds Of monunents
are well illustrated by the monuments Il
Bunker Hill and Concord. The former 10
. plain shaft aud has been likensd 10 . tall
chimney or smoke stack. the latter il much
smaller but II 10 work Of art and joy 10
every beholdsr. The tall monument vas
formerly much visited aud attracted .
great deal Of attention, but ws thisk the
number Of visitors 10 late years has great
y fallen of and that II is nov seldom re-
fsrrsd to BY visitors.
II SCENE 10 u 10 DO altogether quss-
tios Of taste We arr told BY the poet
Inst "A tLing Of beauty u Joy forever
bat great many people. perhaps the
majority At the present day. care very
little for beauty To them . tall, snowy |
monument would DO the most pleasing. |
II should he born In mind, however, that
be monument is 10 he for ell time, and ~
people become mors caitivsted 10 their
astes il ia fair TO suppose that the number
sLo will be plessed With ~ artistic mon.
a0sni uill constantly Increase. An srtis.
ic mer1n~nt 10 itself wssld H. % sduca.
or II 10 claimed on the ctssr hand that
tall. mss.is mopnmsnt saul.i more ht-
iarly eommrm,rste the event and better
uit TIE character OF tbs men vho psstici.
'aied 10 The hsfils. bat wh,Is this may b.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

The Ailssta. 0ss.. Cs~sssf'ss. dee. J.
ssys tbss there y ~ . pspss 10 Vie ssssA
AsiIy = vssliy. shieh - ret denounced
~ Assssiss lsil dsvs 10 NJ. Csb,s's ar
tssis 10 its Cs.,svy. ssd thss q Ass ~
bssvs sisgls busAs being 10 the Sssts
.shs hss sss 10 The strongest .srss do
sssssA NJ csslss right V spsak for Ne
Seath-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29
WILLIAM BROOKS ESTATE.

~ RrATE or VERMONT District OF Manchs ester 90
In Probate Court held II MAuchsstsv, within
and for said District on the OH day Of January,
4. D. 1885,
The Executor Of tho will Of william BROOKS
late OF Winhall, In said District Dc.
ceased proposed TO render On account Of his I'd.
ministrAfion On the estate " the said deceased.
wbereupon II was ordered thai said account
be- examined for allowance 81 . Probate Court
to be held at the Probate Ofics In Manchss-
Ter Ia said District On tho 2sth day Of
January 1885. snd that notice thsrso
be given 10 al persona interested by the
publication hereof three weeks successfully In
The Manchester JOURNAL, . Newspaper pTtr ted
a. said Manchester, previous 10 the tune 90
appointed.
3isw LovELAND MUNs0N. yudss,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29
HIRAM HOLLEY'S gsrArs.

6rAfx ~ VsRMoxr, District Of Manchester, q
In Probate Court held d Manchester within
and ier said District on the 9Th DAY Of January.
A, y. t663.
Ths admlnistrstos, On Ne esiAte n ussm
Holley. late u Uorsst. in said District, de-
ceased, proposed 70 render nnAl account Of HE
administration on said estate.
whsrcupon Il vas ordered that said account
BE- examined Tor allowance u Pro-
bate Court 70 be held 81 The Probate once In
Manchester, In said District. on the 3eth day 81
70 all persona Interested blythe publication hereof
In the Manchester JounnAL, . newspaper pFtut.
cd 81 said Manchester, three weshs SUCCESSFULLY
previous 70 the time no appointed.
N3w LOvELANO MUkeON, Judgs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

oss VI The sorsi ssov blocksdss ever
sees 10 Tive ssssiry vG that Of train
.ah 100 psssssssD - the omsss Rail
rcd 4 xssixstios scnpssys road. vhirh
Issisd over . foresight The trsis bscsns
isss Dec IG. and 1000 men, 20 losoD otivss
Esd . aos~a ssov ploushs worked I'LL
sh.r Jas. "a before they relieved tho
peety,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

Further details ofthe devastation caused
by avalanchss in the Piedmontsss Alps
are coming ia slowly, the telegraph liaei
being prscsrious aud Post-roads blocked
up BY snow in many places. A report from
Bronasco states that nine persons were
killed and many others injured in that
village At Chiabrands every house vas
buried and IN some cases the masses Of ice
and snow covering tho houses were twenty
feet deep. Soldiers and neishboring vii.
layers are laboring with desperate energy
to rescue the survivors. Scores Of dead
bodies have been taken out. and in many
cases tkey bear no marks Of injury, show.
ing that they must have been sufiicated.
Many Of the survivors who have been res.
cued have been imprisoned in the narrow
and partly wrecked cabins for several days
together with the corpses Of relatives who
have been killed. Relief trains have been
sent frsm Turin with food and clothing
for tho sufferers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

From No illustrated paper BY Gsssral
Grant sivisg bis ssesust Of the battle d
Shiloh 10 the February Century W qusts
the following: During the Whole 81 ths
day Iva ssstinuously engaged IL passins
from one part Of the field 10 the other,
giving dirsctioss 10 division commander.
In thus moving along tho hse. however.
l never deemed II important 70 stay Ions
With Sherman. Although his troops we're
then uadsr Ars for the first time. their
commander, BY his constant presence with
them, Inspired confidence in officers and
men that enabled them TO render services
on that bloody battlefield worthy Of the
best vetsfsns Ms.Clsrnand was next to
Sherman. ana the hardest fighting was il
front Of thshs two divisions McClernand
tsld mo hiihsh on that day. the 9th. that
b proatsd much BY having 80 sbls com.
nAnder supporting him. A cassality
that would have taken Sherman from the
Geld that day, would have been sad one
for the troops engaged NJ Shiloh. Aad
how pear We csme 10 this! On the 9th
Sherman was shot twice. once in the hand,
once 10 the shoulder. the ball cutting his
ssat and making = slight wound, and =
third ball passing through his hat In
addition to this be had several horses shot
during the day"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

There is su stismp. being made W per
soasl friends of sx-Gsn. Fiiz Joha Porter
10 70 manipulate or amend the bill passed
W the .pate authorizing the president "a
add tie name Of Gen. Grant TO the
retired li.t IL the housed Representatives
tLat their fAvorits. the man who didut see
tue arcsssity Of supporting his superior
sfiesr 1t the second battle Of Bull Rus
ray somehow also ring 10 and got the
benefit Of the retired list.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

Bssssos Bsysrd introduced . resolution
IN The U. 8 Hsssss. dsprsciatias The Les-
dos Syssnits oulrasea SoOs u BIZ
party friends tried 70 prsvsst his intrsduc-
leg ,Ls rssslutios - the ground that Il
sighi tssd to slisnsts The Irish vote. Tbs
vssslsties vss introduced by him and
passed With ssly two dissenting votes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

ii John strossly denies that be sold out
10 the Democrats or offered to sell ont to
the Kspublicsas during the last last cam.
psigs. but the evidence thus far seems to
he sxsipst him. His friend Lsssts nov
says tLst the s25. 600 he asked IRON the
ltspatliess campaign esmmi:tss VAS to
aid the Republican esmpsigu il KAnsss,
but ~ that stats was perfectly sure for the
kspublissns the claim 10 too thin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

Oss sSssel read he sesossts Of recent
iyssSIss ssplas,oss 10 Lssdss SisAsss
sLaijss The fact that Thousands d
v.sass ssl eLiidsss - yell - mes were
.iyessd - death. rsSdsrs Il oes 81 ths
most 6.sdiss oct. sS record. aud the PER
.sss uks are engaged IL the Business are
voc ssly isssiss In humanity but IN sense.
They ere cruel iools.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

FoR THREE WINTERS have been sffiict.
Cd with Catarrh and Cold in the head. !
used Ely's Cream Balm; it accomplished
al that was represented. 7. F. McCoR
MICK Jadge Common Pleas Elizabeth
N J. Price so cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

Cosgrsss has settled down 70 : ds.sots.
ing policy. The Democrats seem disposed
IL wsls us,il their party gets into pevsr
SD II this course is persisted in Il nay
rsnd~r . special session Of the rev Coz.
gross necessary. II 10 possible, however.
10 pass oil tLs necessary appropriation
Wills before the Alb Of March if'thsy will
70 " work.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

Quinsy troubled NE for twenty years.
Since started using Dr. Thomas Esleo.
trio Oil, have not had An attack. The Oil
cures sore throdt ut once Mrs. Lssta
Conrad, Htsndisb, Mich, Oct. "a, 49,.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

Eselssl 10 pretty vsIi stirred NJ q tss
prsssss ass. Assissy over Ne isas II
0sslss 80 shs tsssps sssi y be rsssss.
sssplsi v,sA Ne Sysssiss ssass biis fair
10 lssv JsAs Ball sssis iss go sssy
sishta
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

G-s Rosscrans wants to bs secretary
VI var under Cleveland. II 10 notable that
The argument which is being most strongly
urssL Ia behalf Of General Roseoraus il
L,s religious faith. He is an ardent Ro.
mau Catholic. his brother ~ss . Catholic
bishop. Lis son . priest. and his two
iau sh,srs are nuns. II 10 maintained that
his sppsistmsst wosld 80 please the Irish
Catholics. that Thousands Who voted for
Mr.. kiails at the last election would i'm.
Msdi.t~ly return 10 The Democratic fold.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

Even Senator Psnllston. whom the mug.
wumps are said TO BE- pushing forward for
. cabinet position under the new admins
tration, has turned upos his friends and
blandly remarks 'that while the Indspen.
dents undoubtedly helped great deal 10
the work Of elsoting Democratic prssi.
dent, they did not do il - Democrats, and
therefore are not entitled 10 place in .
Democratic eabiaet" The Senator's logic
II seems TO ne drives him out OF court. :
The victory, which was won BY . mere
scratch, could not have been obtained, he
practically admits. without the mug.
wumps, asd II this 10 30 it can hardly be-
called Democratic victory. Why then
should net the Independents be entitled
to resognitiopi Avarisious Democrats
may not approve Of such course. but the
logical conclusiOn certainly is il favor Of
their admission to the circle Of the new
PrssidsAt's csunssllsrs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29


In . recent libel snit in Rhode Island
the Chief Justice laid down the Law 10 hi.
charge 10 the jury ~ follows
II think that public newspaper has
. right to comment upon and criticise il
tho discharge Of public duties. / think
that II the publishers discover what they
consider 10 BE- defects, they have . right
70 point them out. II there are facts
which suggest fault, l think that the pub
lie press has right 10 eriticiss and Ia
csnsurs II IN the exercise Of this free
dom Of comment they act fairly and hon
estly and meaning TO do what is right.
they cannot be held accountable. II il oil
great Importance to the public that news
papers should have thi, liberty. II there
should he mono to censure or to criticise,
frauds would grow more and more iutol-
cradle, to the manifest peril Of the public
welfare. and therefore, you can see that
the public have grsa: interest in main
tainiag unshscklsd the riath Of the public
press 10 freely and fairly crisiciss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

sssses u se.si2 dsssAs u nAlss hstvsss
sAs ses u % ssl 10. Which ossansd ia
Massachusetts dsrisg eight yssu. ISL.
is7s ceasssptsss carried "a 1877
psrssas: pssssssis $50; hsar dissass
ssTT. typhssd lever 1854; paralysis 267i
cd 49, It's, apspissy 1855: drspsy 1850
Bnsbs's tissass 1904: casssr 1860: ssisids
7ss: liver dissass 77a; ssaii POI Teo; lid.
~ sissass sSs; rhsusssiss st3; issse-
psrsses sS5. casualties 1878; rsilrsaa ssei-
dssts de7: asd smaller sssbsn from other
ssssss. Il appsar that Deaths from sslI
dsstrnsties vsss sSessd BY osly Ten dis-
sssss TIE object Of esmpilisg shsss
statistics vas y ds.ssslats The importance
u bsviss . liis-iassnsss policy cover
Deaths from selfdsstruetios - veil -
from sstsr ssusss asd diseases.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29
How About the Horse.

II they have heaves give Weare's Heave
Cure. II they have worms, appetite poor,
are out Of sorts and aoed tonic, give
Weares Condition powders. Weare's?
No other. Sold in Factory Point by Q. J.
Wait.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

When Republicans have inaugurstsd
ysssidsst The Democrats have always
incurred for Jsfsrsosian simplicity. which
they have claimed should sttssa such ~
occasion. Fron the preparations which
ere 10 progress for The fourth Of March
they evidently are intending 10 depart
fres their PEI theory asd viii strive y
sake il The most brilliant affair ever ssss
81 wAshisstss. Theories are 6ss thisgs
u talk about. bat practice 10 altogether .
difsrsst matter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

No CURE, No PAYl DR.. Lawrence's
Cough Bslsam. when once used, takes the
place OF ell others. See our advertising
columns.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

A ssrgsos in The Usitsd States regular
G.y. Mi. O. n. Ssssnbsrs. hs dis-
covered tsas sulPhus 10 ths oDly shsnica!
that viil destroy bacteria, or ths ssrn In
ssailpex. scarlet and typhoid fsvsrs,
diphthsria sed ehslers. AID rscommsads
i 10 The shape Of sulphurieus ssid sss.
vhish y produced simply By burning saI-
phur. He says that snlphats Of rise.
esrbolie ssid and Numerous ether advsr-
tissd disisfesiants are only useful ~ anti
ssptics or dsodorixers. but are entirely
ustrasiful for the destruction Of the germs
Of those diseases. This fact vas obtained
ssd published 10 tbs Boston Globe BY in
ssEvisss With the professors Of The nsdi-
cal college d burlington d the tins 81
~ isvsstisstioa nsds vhsn diphthsris
vas epidemic q that place. and also Who's
20 nasy psrsess died from local spidsm-
10 arising fron poisoned we'll st Richiord
sbsut the sams time. but he medical fra
tsraity y body laughed II the fact and
ridiculsl any knowlsdss coming from 90
unworthy . source . reporter Of the
Bestoa Globe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

true - nssansnt u sithsr kisd would
Suitably nssk ths svssl
II l. vary evident that 10 monument
that maybe designed viii please every body.
bat Tia nAisSr viii b. lsit 70 the dscisisa
u he association. which IL scaposea Of
. body Of nsa sbundassiy able 70 decide.
and vs hare 20 doubt that they will DE-
eide vissIy. Oar ssn spiaisn IL that il .
monument can bs constructed that 10 .
genuine verk Of Ar il will b. the meat sAl.
isisetory 10 the lcsg run. A plain nsas
ment With 20 artistic beauty would soos
gss 10 b IN old story. but gesuins ass
would never grow old but b - thing Of
joy forever"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

DR.. Agol's Pills reach the very founda
ton OF vital action. Sold in Factory
Point by G. J, Wait.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

James A. Shedd Of Burlington was quite
seriously injured by an accident while
driving.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29
Files . nd B.gs.

Flies. reaches. ants, bed-bugs, rats,
Rice, gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by
mough on Rats" 15c
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

DENTAL NOTICE. VII b. u ThsysYs Hotel
- Factory Point. on ThuFsday, Friday and
Saturday Of each week. for the prsssas fiom =
Z. N. IN p. m, prepared 70 do 81 kisds Of
dental work.
h. L. DUNkfS0.
Factory Point. W.. Dec. 30th. 1884. S0sm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

The Rev. DR.. Psttss. prssidest Of Hcw-
ard university. preaching IL the Cossrs-
sstiossl Of Washington on Sunday On he
subj-c, o. "womes aud Skepticism. !"
ssdr s.ms rms,ks dersestory 70 Ne
sLsrsei.r Of somsa sunrsgists. Susan y.
.AstLo1y sna Elizabeth Csdy Stanton. vhs
yer. ssesg tLe audience. marched to tbs
pulpit u The close Of the service aad
rossdly upbrsijsd Patton for his utter
sse~s. the former ssyisg: III his mother
vsss slivs she ossLt TO take him acrsss
her ksses aud spsIk him"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

10 - isssssstiss article % ssasss 81
asssh. he Nss Ycsk R~~sse~ gives : sun.
nary fss. . rsssss psblisssiss Of ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29

III. hsb,iss 10 Esyps hss bssns. Gss.
sssi s,.ssrs sivssss 81 Nssenssh ~ss
opposed ~ . portion Of the Nshdis
forces. ssa heavy sssase~sn, rssultsd.
!. .lish - ssssy sbovsd. sessriiss 70
L.sJ wslssys dispatches. excellent
ssLs.ss qssIiiiss They even succeeded
IL brsslias isss the Esslish sqssrs. sld
fss ,,ss II ssst have ben desperate
chsse< shssLsr the Sbols Britain fierce
ssgsssa sss not ssIihiisi~d. The vsrr,
koss,sr. rspslssd and General Stewart
qnistl, gained ths vslls % the vay 10
M~i~Sash. slthessk be sss osspslisS 10
delay ihsr. Tue Esglish lose Vas sine
vousdsi. sad AIT. ave scs cos mission
~ efis~n KILLED ssd eighty Ore wounded
eat Of isrcs sus hsriss bat 1900. OF
The Maids ioscs 800 ssrc sisin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-01-29
OOMMISsIONER's NOTICE

Eststs Of 0usnIs d. ssIrH.
The undersigned. having been appointed b.
the Hon. Probate Court fof fhs District OF Man
and adjust al claims and demands 81 all psrsons
against the estate OF
Gurdin n. saith. late Of Manchester,
u said District. deceased, and I'll elaine erhib.
tied 10 oGset thereto, hereby give notice that ~
Will mtet for the purposes Aforesaid. ~ the
Office of ~ n. Cotturr. IN said Manchester
% fhs a. b., day 81 Jurs neat. from nine
oeioct. q m, until four O'Clock 10 r. said
tsy and thst lis montbs from tbs 2sth cay Il
Decsmisr. A u. tkss 10 the tins limited by ssid
CDur To- sad creditors to present thsir clans
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