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UCTIoN SALE OF rARa
4 MauTa Aans AND TOWN

bon IN ~ 81 Re- ssli A. Futh1 Anrlles
81 tkt SIS y Ch.essa. - TIE uarth feul
aser 4 gts eun llane. 4 hevBsy. ihe
Hbitreuth ~ AaEast. 1854. ai 30
e'eaes a tls hrcaean. Sue ailaa g. dos
erlcl property
Nlns blris gives - ihl tasp q Eltbafa.
Ia fhs ms3s Il v seonsn. - staak a itt
kseas i Miss ssppi 4 4 sash ~ gas sam
= Five HQudrr3 4 49,, al dated 1a'y sfh
1884. Fssstis February iosh is1H. vlh {
psF cent ntcvj. faystic atnaaiv vAigA
"a tssu Isi ta F,brasry 10. 1860
Asa > ualt Or so dollars, afgh -
lul Ftyitutali te tie Rs s. 5 M.sss.
sHss u E Co, gr hs.fsr lstei Apal pa,
1850. payable the l0tA dsy q leh8 ls58.
vlth suau4 injerest i 10 per Ccaf luser
ts8 pAi o. the l1ih = fchruuy. ,sa7. Sc
egrci Is = maftgsee 90 eighty Awm q
land. Is ial tra nrA3arja Rocl county
Wisconsin
Also note f1r tive thousand ial4u. rj,eu
Is kasai " HaIloas o. li = burara 81 ttsF-
81. ps} able The l0ih dsy &c February, lSfo
wtb ten per seut interest payable annually
Interest paid 10 February l0tb, 1851 81
eurcd ~ mortgage en- ope hundred ani
thirty acres u land in The iown % lt.tasaa.
Winuetaro Coauly, Illinois
Alsa ra'e g. t,e - lfel Z ''afs
ca hy Patton A}ee3 ~ Heua Is l4uH8
Or beauf. sa}.s ihr iaih dty II August
1860, viii abuual interest At ten per vent
interest paid "a tie l0ih day of August
1901. secured by mortgage on forty acres Of
land 10 township forty-G,c, range two East.
( ID the county of Wimnhago. Illinois
Also a note for four hundred dollars, gly.
en- by John r. Herring 70 the Racine s Mis-
sissippi X, X &C. or order dated April 10th.
1896, payable the l0lh day q May 1861,
with anaual interest al 10 per cent inten-
est paid 20 May 10, 1857, secured by mort
gage on forty acres q land 10 the town
/ Iiaui.an Winnehago County, Illinois
Also note for one thousand dollars given
by Joseph A Van Dyke dated May 10th.
/ 1866, payable to the Racine & Mississippi
x r. Co. OF order, on the 10Th day IL May
/ 1861. with ten per cent annual interest
which has been paid to May I0th, 1861, Sc
cured by mortgage on forty acres Of land IN
Lancaster, in the county q Stevenson about
four miles from the city Of freeport Illinois
Asoa note for Two hundred dollars. given
by Zebulon Cruttenden, dated March 18TH
1886, payable 10 the Racine 4 Mississippi
r 4 Co, or order, on the 10Th day Of May
1916, with ten per cent. annual interest,
which has been paid to the 10th day Of Nov
1868, secured by mortgage on forty acres Of
land in the town Of Hanover, County Of 10
Davis, State If lllinoss
Also a note given by Warren 5 Pease, TO
Racine 4 Mississippi Il. II. Co, or ordcr.ior
three hundred dollars dated March lth,
1856, payable on the 10Th day Of May 1861,
with ten per cent. annual interest which
has bceu paid to Nov. 10Th, 1868. secured
by mortgage on a village lot, in savanna,
Carroll County, Illinois,
All Of said notes aud mortgages were ne
gotiated while current for good aud valid
consideration.
By order Of the Court Of Chsncerty.
a. l.. MiNkR,
Rrceiycr Of Dandy Bank
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Tier There IS olasinea Valaat3t ia-
lemai5aa 81 ahc easiny. vhich sAs
subsequently caa6fsaed, namely. thai
the grsna soaiheru array was oonosn.
ifsi5ur a. nrusnsfiiln q mste theif
liss Il 8sknoe 81 tis Bayoa Msiah
Cen. P8ee sa there and Gen.
KIRBY ~mBh 81 Little Rock
Gen Mafmaaake bad crossed she
river fta dats before and vas then
crossing Linls Red River.
MoNHkr
pAlaas lghia. Aer go.
Tbs Steamer Bewada has arrived
frm Pert ROYAL "Wednesday morning.
having aogl.e8 e Charleston.
Tier captain reports thar Fort Nag-
Der has 30 been taken ADD cannot be
az prrsent
Washington, Aug. 20.
Tic Hue IL The Ohio sad Caesa.
peak Caaal j. 8iil infested with Furr-
nllas a large part d them yesicf-
day Gro sed INTO MARY land al White :
Food aud cap,ared number stock
Cd canal lcsms.
Oaie IA information Was received
to-day 81 Gen. Ileiutzeinan's bead
quarter. 81 skirni.h on Monday
let between detachment Of the ~
Mass Cavalry California regiment aud
Masby's men.
This attack by Moshy was made at
Coyle's Tavern. Oh Lillle River turn
pike some lev miles this side Of Fair
tax.
Masby was wounded 10 two places
im ae side aud bis wounds are re-
gafdcd q mortal.
Col Lowell pursued the enemy
from Ceulreylle to Suckers Gap, but
they succeed IA making their escape.
he confirms the report that Sumter
bas been knocked to pieces.
Further naval operations will be
carried on without regard to Fort
Wagner. the capture OF which will be
left 10 Gen. Gilmore.
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ma goler0T Ni0tnIcs.

YtHE GENERAL STATUTES or YER
i mon are now published, and are for
sale At iag price Of three dollars per copy al
the following places
Bennington. Benton 4 Sons
Poultncy. Henry Clark.
Brandon, Vim. Ford.
Vcrgennes, John T. Roberts,
st. Adams, r. Is. Whiting.
Irasburg, | N Cushman,
Guildhall, VIM IT, Ilartshorn.
Bradford, Hosea Farr,
Montpelier, Ballou Loveland.
Bellows Falls, 0. J. Wood.
Windsor. L J McIudce
Rutland, futile & Gay
Casileton, Northrop & Son.
Middiebury. Solomon Parker.
Burlington, nj the several book stores.
nylepatk, Lucius II Noyes.
St lohusbury, r NJ. Howard.
Chelsea. l.. q llinckley
IVES, Randolph, John Howell.
Brattleboro, J Sleen.
Woodstock, N. Haskell.
Royaton, D. c. DeEison.
Tie copies belonging TO the several towns
and to the other person. entitled by law to re-
ccivc them, will be found at their respective
County Clerks offices.
WN. G. SlI AW, Commissioner.
GE) W. BAlLY, Jr, Sec Of state.
2ml2
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DEATT1S.

N Factory Point. Angus, 27th, 4 typhoid
Fever. suErHFHD GLEASON. aged ~ years.
mambcr d Company l4th ". Vols.
o. cru, Aug. 2Ith, jASEFTE " wife u NJ,
obc3ah Russell aud daughter Of Mr. Goodel.
Walker. Sleeping IA Jesus.
" Heaven gives u, friend, 10 ble.s the present
srcpc
Rcsum them 70 prepare as for the next"
TFNNET.
~ Mailingford, Aug. q, WILLiAA II. Nus
scS Master 81 Chapman Lodge. No 81.
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Martin Slocum's Estate.
CTATE OF VERMONT,

y =
At a Probate Court holden nj Manchester, IN
and Cor said District, on The 2sth day Of July
A. ID. 1868.
Present, Hon. L. s. Kent Judge.
Ar instrument III writing purporting 10 be
the last wip Of MARTIN sL0CUN, al Man
chester, ia said district, deceased, WAS pre-
secuted ior Probate,
Nhereupon i sas ordered that said in
stfument be proven At PROBATE Court "a
he held At the Probate Office " Manchester
~ and FOR said district "a the last Wednesday o.
August. 1888, ana tlat notice thereof be given
bv pablis hsHg this order three weeks successive.
IN Il the Manchester Joarnai printed II said
MANCHESTER, previous 20 sid time Of hearing
II H. X. row LER, Register.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

The subscriber would hereby give notice
thsi he keeps constantly on hand, LIME o.
the best quality and CHEAP as can b,
bought at tbe kilR in Pownsl Also ;he
best quality u HYDRAULIC CEMENT
ARCH MOUTHS HOT AIR yENTlLA-
TORS or REGISTERS cast Iron DOORS
Erchimneys; CALCINED PLASTER, &c
Lime house few rods North Of the Bap-
rest Church.
WV. C. BOURN.
Factory Point, Vt. June lst, 2tt
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North Bennington Academy,

NOltth BennlngtOn, VI.
i. 4. KNIGHT, pp,xc,pus
j. GOULD.
Fall term commences August 3lst, and
continues eleven weeks The modern i'm
proyements in object teaching and physical
training according 10 Dr. Lewis new gym
nastics, wall be taught at this school
Thoroughness and ccuracy in every de-
paftment will be the aim Of the teachers. -
Board can be obtained from 81 to 81 20
per week. For particulars, address the
Principal
Ex-Governor HALL, President Of the Board
Of Trustees.
3wl2 sc. LOOMS, Secretary,
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INSTRUCTORS /:

GEORGE " YATES. An
Ri. CmrN. A b. Graduate q Yale.
BlNs losfs. 3. 6maua,s q WaianN
Nn 81 p YArrs. tsaeasr e fte o, Drawing
and paiunnF
Ms EAsA c. Ysrfs. rNa0iofia ADJ Staging
Mes LaUuA Mtsl>, Assis'aui rur
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ALLOTTED PAY.

Assignees sud other. holding orders for Al
ioted PAY ofthe ID, 81, 9Th and 9th Regiments
are notified that returns have been reeeiv.
e for the above regiments for the months OF
Alay and lnae, aud this efficc u prepared 10
pay the snms received IN the usual wav.
j. b. PAGE, State Treasurer.
Rutland, August 20, ls62.
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.EHoled Pay.

4 SSIG&EES ard Others h3it'ag orders iue
II AI8s;ed PISS . TIE loth Beg mest, are
naf He shat reiuns have iseea received " The
Hsutts II aag ah3 laae and fiis oasee : pre-
psrs.l 90 pas fte sums received Do ne usuai
war JOHN 3. PAGE, stare Treasurer
Rul'su6 Aasns, 20, tsG8.
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AGENrLEMAS cared q Nervous Bcb.iy,
lalguPe,eacy Premaiars Decay Ard Youth
al Erar se'aaiea e. desire 70 beosdi att
en-. viii tc haprf e fsmish % sii sho need q
irps = charge ne recipe and directions f9r
making ibe simple reaedy usei 70 hh case. p
Those uishing 70 praa y bis ,z,*riepse- auI
possess valuable remedy -sIa receive ihe
same, ty fetam mail, Carefully seaiedl, BY
addressing
john B. OGDEN.
n. co Nassau Street. SeW Yorl
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Sraial Nonice.
Eaisss q Josrhsl,


nNhH saa -A
sozf g.srn.itsiaa J sisa e stg e. o. se4s IS
= yasf papsr mas ! so ssai ~ rsasru ss
g II $40 ~iA Il sfes = Eerpa wih sa
srortsass Il aaaliaE en- sslag s.ssfis Ras
nsi w4E esssiuagg Fenoys, 10 - Oar, pa
Pen. nssthes, Tas. ffrctiss. ans 81 la.gs
tios n fhs skla, eaYag The sane ssst eeaf
sxssA Aai heautfaf
less also msa Tres ia thas haWeg nsl
Faaa. e. nars rsaea s'npls 4re tassaaa ID
farwssaea ttsf s.i eaahls ihc7. d start isa
81 vfh af Lnxwsai Hair Nhlskes. q q
Meaaaehe. i lens shaa 81 says. Al aapt.
eauaas Eufussed - retsru mas tslbeul
saar1s. Eesprctisay yeur.
rios. =. CHAPMAN.
Chemist.
guts 80 81 BreaIs#f, Stx Yosk.
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NOTICE.

TIVE nor. resident proprietors Of the town Of
4 Dorsi IN tile County Of Bennington, are
hereby notified that the taxes assessed by said
town, within the year next preceding this date.
remain unpaid on the following described glass
aud sand beds in said town, to wit A Glass
sand bed or the right to dig sand on the farm
Of Joseph Sexton, or lot known as the John
Nellman lot; also, another sand bed or right TO
dig sand on the farm Of Joseph Sexton, former
Is owned by Daniel G. WIliams also, all the
sand and sand beds suitable for making glass,
being on fifteen acres Of land decided to Sam
mel Frost by james Curtis, on the 18Th day OF
October, 1850 For more particular deserip-
ton reference may be had to the land record.
u the town Of Dorset. And so much Of SAID
sand beds will be sod at Public Auction, at
the Inn Of Blake liarrows, IN said town Of Dor
SET, on the 9Th day of October next, at o'clock
T. NJ. as shall be required to discharge said tax
es, with costs, unless previously paid
RALPH SMITH,
First Constable and Collector.
Dated at Dorset, Aug. %, 1s63.--Swi4
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This ius,iiuIlun hss been under % present
faana-eneui &c seven YEAR. he VHg as.
ssrlsace IS ibf Principal ia tie management,
care. aaa instruction q yaaih afford assurance
d narsuss ava guard ans for THE vel doing q
ih... nlaaei VI .er NJ. NAarct.
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NOTICE.

To the heirs and legal representatives 81 de-
ceased officers, soldiers and seaman u the Ar
my, and Navy Of the United States.
The undersigned a Licensed Claim agent an
der he hus u C5agrsss, will give his personal
attention to the prosecution Of claims 90 gov
ernment for arrearages Of pay, bouutes, and
pensions. AlneTcstcd III such claims are re
minded Of The importance Of early applications.
bate Court,
Manci ester, l.. SAkGLAST,
Feb. 10 SEE 40tf
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WOOD WANTED /!

30 nllCDRDs HARD WOOD to be
III WV delivered 90 tie Line y the
Western Vermont Kail Reed. neat Winter
Appiy 70
r g. WHITE, Mood Agent.
Troy & Boston & Western Ytrasont r. r.
bennington, june 4 lsG5
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LARGE LOT OF SUNNI
SIIAWI4S.

SIIAWLS.
Summer Shawls for ~
Summer Shawls for ]
Summer Shawls for :"
Summer Shawls for .r
Summer Shawls fur -
Summer sLaWls for
3rochc ShaWh VERY hnc,) Sou
White Grape Siawls (splendid,) +. Pig
HOSIERY.
Hose, Ladies Black Cotton, -
Hose, Ladies' Slate Cotton, ~
Hose, Ladies' White Cotton all p
Hose Ladies Isle Thread,
Hose, Misses and Childrens', all x,
Half Hoes, Gents unbleached Hen,
Half Hose, Gents Fancy colors -ue
Half Hose, Gents Isle Thread ia
cy colors Bic.
Beautiful new style DE Last
at
A large assortment Of fashio...i
DRESS GOODS.
sHAWLSl sHAWLsll splcdi
new Spring styles.
PRINTS fast Colors l2J
PRINTS wide and fine ljc
PRINTS, spring styles, fast coln.
lne
Good bleached COTTON, 2oc.
Unbleaehed, SHIFTING, DC
40 inch snEE1ING, 80
Best, Heavy COTTON, 20 to 60
Any quantity DENNIS, SOC.
Plenty TICKING, 80 to 3je.
+ Large lot, new Style wide Tape
HOOP SKIRTS.
CHEESE sACKING, 12bc.
GINGHAM, for 25c.
CLOTHS g. CASsIMERES
heavy stock.
CASs1MEKs, good line sunsLit
for Spring Suits.
LADIES SUMMER HATS, some
all trimmed.
Gents SOFT and STRAW HATS
( PAPER HANGIN0S new az
beautiful patterns.
BIRD CAGES, great variety.
TEAS! TEAS : We haze a great
stock, bought when they were 10 10
- ets. per. ID. cheaper than they are
nov. We airs nos prepared 10 give
Our customers great bargains ia TEAS
Good BROWN SUGAR for ilte
Good Yeilgw Coffee SUGAR i3i e
HOEsi HOEsIi god for
-.
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Notice TO Pensioners.

'INHF subscribers, Surgeons appointed by the
Government, hereby give notice that an
examination will be held at Woodworth's lio-
tel. Arlington, ON the 18th Scptember at the U.
S. Court House, in Rutland, on the sth and 9th,
and at Brandon, at the Office Of J. @. Hawkins,
on the 10th, Of all invalid pensioners upon the
pension roll previous to 4th March, 1893, ex-
cepting those rensioned for he loss Of an arm,
log, hand, foot, finger, toe, or an eye, or by
special act Of Congress.
CYRUS PORTER,
GEORGE l.. ANES,
Examining Surgeons.
Rutland, Aug. rs, 1866
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COMMISSIONER, Notice.

nllissIOneFs' NOTICE..
WE. the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Court for tbs Dis
trict OF Manchester, Commits soners 10 receive,
examine aud adjust the claims and demands
ofai persons against the Estate Of
ROBERT AMES,
at the late dwelling house Of said deceased in
Manchester, and also al claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto and six months
from the 18th day Of August, 1868 being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, we do,
therefore, hereby give notice, that We will at
tend to the business Of eur appointment at the
late dwelling house Of said deceased, 10 said
Manchester, on the 2sth Of October and 9th
Of January next, from 81. NJ. TO 4 T. ~, on
each Of said days.
Dated at Manchester, this l7ih day Of Aug
ust 1863
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cnrnsE oF srupr.

Tbs-cou,se q 8sdy rnhrnces ali that Il nce
esaary 10 give a thorough preparation iar cols
lree 81 business. Special attention given q
peHmanshlp. boak-keeplug, aud other depart
nents ~ commercial education, The govern
meni 10 thar % well regulated Christian FAM
Hv Necessary reyulat 0ns mH4 be observed
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A MBROTYpES
X AND PHOTOGRAPHS!
J. M. SHATTUCK

Would return thanks to the inhabitants o.
Manchester and vicinity, for thier liberal
patronage heretofore. and would say, that
he has returned with his Photograph Saloon,
and located it near his House, where he will
remain a short time. II there is any in
want Of good Photograph, Ambrolype OF
Melainoiype Of themselves or friends, would
do we'll 10 call, as he aatters himself that he
can give them perfect satisfaction.
Those having Dagucrreotypes or Ambro-
types can have them copyed 10 photographs
Work executed equally MS well in cloudy
weather except Of small Children.
Please call and examine specimens
2tf Manchester. June lst. 1868.
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TRIMS AND VACATIONS.

Academic wear 40 weeks. Fall and Winter
Term vii commence on Thursday, October
lst and continue p weeks Spring vacation
Two eecks. spring and summer Term viii
commence on Thursday. March 10Th and con.
tiuuo "a weeks, rupii. should commence al
Gle opening % tie session, but viii We received
81 any time, u'.d charged from date Of entrance
Esch pupiINil furnish bis oNn table and toll
"a napkins,
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NOTICE.

Nv n IL
The Subscriber has opened q BAR
BEIss SHOP Ia the COURT HOUSE.
where he vii alsays be found ready to DO
HAIR DRESSING, SHAVING ard SHAM.
POOLING 3u the most fashionable Style -
Also Ladies and Children's hair dressed 10
order.
ELIJAH BOSTON.
Manchester. June 9th, 1863.
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orr Nawris lsfANu. Aug a Noon.
On Saturday al midnight Admiral
Dahlgren with Eve monitors advanced
10 The darkness. On Sumter. opening
fire Al ; o'clock aud kept il up lill {
O'clock. A a use cog then rose which
shot The fofi out from view. Tie tort
during lhc Gre upon il was struck
over a hundred lines. The balls tear
log through The sra sall and doubling
the number d port hol,s. Tie whole
parapel was also carried away. No
sighals were gwen until the Whole
feet opened and then the Ere was Of
the incest terrific description. Sum
ter fired one gun 10 response live
Times, bot ioullrie, Gregg ni Bean.
regard for three hours iained she'll.
on The monitors, failing to DO Ihem
any harm
Gen. Gilmore on Tuesday notified
Gen. E'aoregsfd that ii he did sur
render The iou be would 4rll the city
ia iNtpty-.oar hours, at the ZANE time
requesting him to remove the women
ani children. No attention Was paid
10 Ills NOTICE. and Oh Friday night
Goa. Gilmore threw fifteen shells uto
the city, charged silh Greek FIRE.
o. Saturday afternoon Gen. Beau
regard SEM down flag Of truce boat,
with an urgent protest denouncing
I" Greek IRE as most rillaunous
compound. unworthy If civilized na-
iions. and demanding more time to re-
move the women aud children. from
the city.
The English, French and Spanish
consuls also denounced the short time
given by Gen. Gilmore, aud claimed
more time - remove the subjects Of
their respective countries.
Gen. Gilmore yesterday replied by
. reueaal ot the demand 10 surrender
the tort, and pibIic property. Gen,
Bcaureeard answered asking for a
truce Of 20 hours. Gen. Gilmore re-
fused 10 give any more time, or to &C.
cept Of any other terms bu, AN uneon.
dilional surrender.
At IL o'clock last night ihe Smelling
Of the city wiih Greek fire. was re-.
stunned. II is generally thought that
the stars aud stripes will float oteI
Sumter tonight
The monitors and the Ironsides arc
preparing 70 20 W at the hour
the steamer sails,
There Is e,ideutly great trouble il
Charleston.
All the guns OF Fort Sumter are
now mounted on Sulivan's Island.
The whole rear wall is down. and
shell, pass entirely through the struc.
lure. The sea sail is terribly disig
ured.
The ruins are now held by the gun.
Of Fort Moultrie.
There are only sufficient men il
the ruins TO keep the Rebel flag up
which is shot away every few hours.
This morning the south sea wall il
a ruin down TO the front tier Of case
mates.
The Keokuk gun on is walls wa.
toppied into the sea by well directed
shell on Sunday afternoon.
The end is approaching.
SATURDAY.
Fortress Monroe, Aug. Is.
The gunboai Western World. ar
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U-E the snbseyibers, being appointed By
w tie Hon. the Probase Court Or tie Dis
trsci ai Manchester, Commissioners 70 receive.
eNamine ard adjust the elaims and demands
u al pers0ns agsinst the Estate q
MARX BATcHELDKR.
3, tie ats dwelling house a said deceased. III
Persg. ard also ali ci4irns and demands exhibited
ia osIsei thereto; and siK mcufas from TIE z3th
das a Iulg. Is6s. being allowed By saia Court
~ thar purpose. Ee 80. therefore. hereby give
nossee, tina; We vii aiiend 70 tie business 81
our appointment n the iase dwelling house o.
dAYs II September aua 1auuarg nexf, iso2.
from 10 aelork A. NJ. ua;ii 4. ~, % each
~ sai1 DAYS.
Dated II Peru. tAis gssh say 81 JAY A. D..
1858.
DAVID ARNOLD -.
STEPHEN II. sIa0Nbs.
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For b0arl, taitioD, washing, fuel and. lights,
slsO per year, two pupils occupying oue room,
q. 500. per year, one pupil occupying one
room. II the attendance Is Que term or less,
tie charge viii be al tbs same rate as above.
One-haif 10 be paid ri the commencement 81
the term; balance, middle Of term.
y 3 "A deduction VIII be made for worthy
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Testimonials I:


The following from Rev. Mr. Jennings, Rev.
Mr. Hubbard, Rev. Mr. Philips, and others
BENNINGTON CENrEE, Aug, 1863.
Seven years ago Mr. Yates came 10 Benniug-
ton, bringing with him the qualif atoms and
experience necessary 10 establish and conduct
Classical and English school Of high order.
lie purchased the y Bennington Seminary
property, changed the name to MoCnt Anthony
Seminary, aud from the first 10 the present
time, with the assistance Of well qualified teach
ers, the expectations q all lovers Of thorough
instruction aud Of good order have been rca-
Lied,
In the Classical as in The Engsh Depart
ment, subjects are not hastily pissed over aud
left, but horopghnea and practical applica-
ton Of principles, as the pupil advances, char
aeterlze Ill HE instruction.
We would therefore most heartily recommend
this school 10 the patronage ofthe public
I.aic Jennings, s. NJ. Sibey.
Duane $. Philips, A. / Hubben,
Chuneey u Hubbard 5 H. Brown,
farcnt Sibley. Isaac Weeks.
y. T. Morgan. ". D., George Lyman,
NJ. Garter Hall, |. J. G. Coca
Circulars obtained at til office.
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