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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-12-15
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE
TATE OF VERMONT.

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Address y D r MoNgR,
ii PAX Row, New York ur Eorhsster, \. Y

THE GREAT NEW YORK AGRICULTURAL.
u H0EllCttTuRALAN FAMILY NEWSPAPER
Ihr RUkAL AMERICAN, published iu the fiiv uf Nov
York, is bow the lAEG ES1 and Most ELEGANT
paper Of Us class in rhe United States prte 81 81 a
ytar 10 cupirs Do, ~ copies f2n or aty oxf i,t
ttH year. Efory subscriber in rHbs II ten al II 10
VIII reaeiyc O free package ~ EARLY ROSE POrAs
INth, srllihE az $40 per Dbl ram worth 81 %
ihe Rural AuFtiaAN ls ever, where admitted Is be
lho bh.f CHEAPEST, aud the most PRACTICAL
Farmers and ifuii,Eqwers paper in this eoaatty Is
ealHI-ih chef n an Old farmer and ffuli grower Of
fohfl YEARS exp rieuJc3 The publication af this
paper was removed ip luur Inst IRON uucs y T. 10
Nav oHE tifY aud the Editorial aud Gasimrss of
hee 90 NtN hHuNsmlGK, n, J., tueaf New York where
~ proprietor owns farm within The CITY limits nf
l22 acres worth $oehlo3 and also has a large a,su
CAPITAL 10 ensure rEaAASEHct TO his publication.
Nnh Agents waWtd everywhere, Rha arr paid = EprF
liberal compensation. Samples - paper, blank sub
rcription lists s., free. Address n B NINBR New
Brunswick, New Jersey
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LeGaL Notices.
William j. FnlIers Estate

STATE OF yEBM0NTl At a Probate Court hold.
- Manchester District, s. en- al the Probate Office In
Manchester IN and for said District the "a day OF
December, ls6s
Y esent, II n, h. ID. BURTON. Judge.
The administrator ON the estate Of William J. Full
Ter, late Of Dorset said District deceased proposed
" render his account
Wherenpon II was ordered that said application be
be heard at Probate Court 20 be holden the Pro-
bate office IN Manchester, IN said District on the Ia 4
wednesday i December lsGS and that notice thereof be
given 70 al persons interested by publishing certified
copy 81 this three weeks successfully 10 the Man
chester Journal ucwspapei printed at said Mauches-
ter previous 70 said time Of hearing.
Attest LoYELAND NUNsUN, Register.
true copy Of record. Attest
30 IeXEIANp NITNSDN p.gis4ar
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Lucy B sQUHlI.s.
STATE or VERMONT

Hl.SsisurqN Cousin, N. Constable Ia he State,
er,aiAg; bY 'Gr authority - The ssstu of Ygi-
ravlii, yuu aJr.benelg commanded ta summon sAe
sald HgrsJn h4aires IL 81 b funua Wi,Aia your
pr.anct. q appear 81 the shpltae Court next
y - b3iaen 81 Maug Aesstr. aIlh48 alld fr ,he
County ~ BenaIng tau ga ,he seo8ud tuesday
nszf sfiCf the fourth IGesdzy Of JanUai A. b.
isi9, t1 answer aD.o 80 foregoing Peau8u snd
Abiof auga further order aud a stce a- shall b.
then aaa l4snc made.
JOHN v HALL. clork,
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.STATE 0F NEnMnNI

olhlJ VI fEthDNI.
Satisfactory evidence having been furnished IN
that thc above named Rebecca Bates is without
tcis state and IN parts unknown it is hereby or
dered that the foregoing petition or the substance
thereof, with this order thereon, be published in
tho Manchester journal O newspaper printed in
Manchester, in said County Of Bennington, three
weeks successfully, the last Of which publications
to be at le0st six week8 before the said session Of
the Court aforesaid, which shall be sufficient no.
nee 70 The said hebccco Batos Of the tendency
thereof.
Given undor my hand al Rutland in the County
Of Hutiand, this 18th day Of November, A. D. 1868
J. PROUT
Judge Of Supreme Court.
u. SIRLY AtLv.
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Weymouth Nails,

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longs
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
ITATE OF VERMONT,
BENNINGTON CouxrY. SIS

BENNINGTON COUNTY SIS.
To the Hon. the Supreme Court, next to be
holden at Manchester, within and for the County
Of Bennington, on the second Tuesday next after
tho fourth Tuesday IN January, A. d. 1869 Your
petitioner, Ebonezer Bates, Of SALISBURY, IN the
County OF Bennington aforesaid, would respect
fully show TO said Court, that at White Greek. 10
the County Of Washington and State of New York,
on tho 22d day Of January, 4. d, 1858 he was law
fully married 10 Kebpeea Bates whose maiden
name was Hebecca Mattcson, by Aaron Stoweli, a
Minister Of the Gospel, and that after bis sand
marriage he continued 10 live with the said Re
becca m the strict observance of all the ohipa-
uOns Of llF marriage contract until about the 18th
day of June, A, u. 1868, when the said Rebecca,
without any just cause, refused to live with your
petitioner, and removed, as your petitioner has
been informed, 70 the State Of Illinois, and has
continued her said descrtidn ever since Aud
your petitioner further shows that he has always
resided in SALISBURY aforesaid. Whcreup6n
your petitioner prays that the bonds Of matriino-
ny between him and the said Rcbecca NAV be dis
solved, and that bill Of divorce be granted to
him by the decree of this Honorable Court for the
cause aforesaid and your petitioner will ever pray
Dated at shaftsbury, IN said County, this path
day Of October, A. d. 1868.
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EBENEZER BATES.

STATE OF VERMONT, To any Sheriff or
BENNINGTON COUNTY, So. Constable in the State.
Greeting: BY the authority Of the State Of Yer
mont, you are hereby commanded to summon the
said kebccca Bates, if TO be found within your
precinct to appear before the Supreme Court
next to be holden at Manchester, within and for
The County Of bennington, on the second Tues
day next after the fourth Tuesday in January. A.
d. 1863 to answer unto the foregoing petition and
abide such further order or decree as slail be
then and there made.
Bennington, In said County this 18th day Of
November A, b. 1868.
JOHN v HALL Clerk.
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DEBORAH II, HILLMAN.

STATE OF VERMONT, TO auy Sheriff or
BENNlNGToS C0USrY, ~. ( Constable IN The state.
bfeatngt BY the authority Of hoState Of Ycr-
mont yJu arr hereby commanded q summon the
saii Erastus y. Hiiiman, II to be found within
your precinct, % appear the Supreme Court mex
q b. holden at Manchester, within and for the
County u bennington, on the second Tuesday
ne&I AFTER tho fourth Tuesday ia January, A. ID
Lo9s' y answer unto tho foregoing petition, aud
abide such further order and deerae.s ~ sbaIi be
then and there made.
Bennington, ia said County, Nov. 18Th. A. D.
1867. JOHN Y. HALL. Clerk.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
STATE OF VERMONT.

/ BENNINGTON COUNTY rs.
TO the Hon. the Supreme Court next 10 be
| holden at Manchester within aud for said Comfy
| Of Bennington, on the second Tuesday next after
the fourth Tuesday ~ January, A. d. 1863 Your
| petitioner, Deborah H. Hllman. whose maiden
/ name was Deborah II. Tubbs Of bennington in
! the County aforesaid, would respectfully show 10
SAID Court, that at East0n, in the County of WASH
| lugton and State of New York ON the 18th day Of
January A. ID. 1865, she was lawfully married to
brastuz ID. Hillman, by Joseph Cape. Minister
of the Gospel, and that after her said marriag e
she hyed with the said Erastus D. Hlllman in the
strict observance Of all the obligations Of herman
mage contract, until about the It'll DAY Of Decem-
ber, A. ID. 1866, when tho said Erastus b. Hiilmati
without any just cause by bis abusive conduct
toward your petitioner, compelled b,r 30 leave his
house. and drove her away, an re loyed her
therefrom, and then aud there vi ul deserted
your petitioner and your pet ons further
shows 10 said Court, that the said E4..ur d. Hill
man has been guilty Of intolerable severity in his
conduct and treatment Of your said petitioner
ana also Of the crime Of aautery aud your pc
uhoner further shows 10 said Court that she 6a-
resided at Bennington, within said County and
situate form more than two years last paHt ~
wherefore, yonr petitioner prays said Court that
the bonds Of matr1m0uy betwkcn herand the said
Erastus u. Hitlman be dissolved and that a bilI
~ divorce be granted 10 her for the causes at0re-
said and that che may BY the decree q said Cont
be allowed 10 resume her maiden name IN pursu-
anee Of the statute IA such case made and lruyid
cd. and your petitioner will ever pray
Dated AZ Beuning ton aforesaid tins 10th day Of
November A. b. 1868.
II II ~
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STATE or VERMONT.
Satisfactory evidence having been furnished
me, that the above named John VI. Fort e with
ont this state, and ia parts unknow, % is hereby
ordered that the foregoing petition, or the sub
stancc thereof, with this order thereon, Do pub
5shod ~ the Manchester Journal, a newspaper
printed ln Manchester in thu County " BeuuinE-
ton, three weeks Excessively, that last u which
publications 60 be- az least six weeks before said
session ~ said Court which shall be sufficient
notice 20 the said John NJ, Port Of the pcndoncy
thereof
Given under uy hand at Rntlan, IN the County
Of Rutland, this 18th day Of November A. u. 1865
J. PROUF,
Judge Of Supreme Court.
T. SfBrTY Atfy
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Powder and Fuse

Also a very large stock Of best Manila
Rope, Cattle, Trace, Halter and Log
CHAINS, Saw Min, Circular aud Cross
Cut Saws. Taper, Bastard aud Mil
Files.
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WANTED AN AGENT 10 each town. l. take Tho
" Agency Tor the sale Of BRAnSTREErfS RUBBER
MOULDING AND WEATHER. TRIPS, applied 10 the
sides hottlm, top and centre If doors and windows
The sale IL beyond an thing offered % agents
From Ten 70 Twenty Ave Dollars per dap can he made
send Tor agents circular. First who Apply secure
nargaln. u d. RMAnsI MEEI.L 90. H.aLnn- No..
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BUSINESS MEN WANTED.

WE want arst-class BUSINESS MAN or WOMAN
w IN this county, q introduce our SeB3Hd HarhfAes
Address fnr further particulars, The WILSON SEW
ING MACHINE Co, Cleveland Ohio
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LeeaL .Aohees.


Caaft l1at ID west rsaf Hh6 antf q Albany
aai $3.50 81 So llEs - fl lf.h aaE It ORES
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fa1r -asd frt ttautr hss iarn compelled ~ sHas
nari kaf.et and Esla Lettaa Eart hsr daaFaGrr.
sac &C. qFuE ~ sgia marriage. ht h#f 0HH Fl Der
~ aHi the CHARITY u har friends Aaa faur b+
Utiantf fauhHr ahaur tasi tha ssl3 Iaau "A Flft
haa baeu guilty Il iaiaitrabls severity g. d. caa-
lls3 ana treatment - yanr ssh petitioner ana
tHst the -sid Jaan " Port hiss alsa hssn eaalty
~ she creme u adultery and your paiiuaaar
further shows that she tas rysldei Is F9slAi
aforesaid or mere than tiref years last past
Whcruuaa your petitioner prays sall G0ur. iAat
che Dr. a. " WatUm1ng between htr &hd ib5 said
fahu ~. Fort uay o. Dissolved aud tliai q hill -
3gau#e o. granted % Der inE thu eBuals Aforesaid
had tast the care and cust sly q tho sail Ellen
Iaslla Fort, hor daughter ngW Is ylsrs ~ age.
D. 3rcree3 n Der yoar petitioner viii ever ursy
Dated CO FuWaal, ih the County Of BenuiHgtau
Aforesaid THIS 9ta day u October a. 2. fS62
MARY A. FORE
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LANDSI LANDS I37ssss.o.l. = I \, ~ .. :,

Farms in Eastern indiana ami best lands la all PARIS
Of the West, FOR sale By ! r. BLISS 4 co. Real ~.
tate BROKERS, Richmond Ind. Reference; Anthony
Chase, Worcester Mass; Richard Tucker, CONWAY.
Mas.
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OF every description, De
These articles 70 be sold at the uaiform price Of
ONE DOLLAR EACH
and not TO be paid for until you know what you arc to
receive,
ThemUst popular and economical method VI dohg bust
ness In the country.
TIL goods have for sale are described on printed
slips nd viii be sent to any address al the rate Of ten
cents EACH 10 pay for postage printing, &c Il u then
at Tie option Of hpl iers whether they viii send one
dollar for the article or not
by patroaliBg this sale you have chance 10 exchange
yog goos, 81 MD tlie article mentioned the print
ed slipH1 DO desired,
The Smallest ArticlI sold for ONE DOLLAR can be OK
changed for Silver Plated Five Bottled Re
yulying Castor, your Choice Of
large variety II other articles
upon Exchange List
800 useful articles not one IT which
could be bought ~ an8 retail country store for nearly
0uttDe the amount.
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STATE or VERMONT T5aay sheriff ar Con-
BDeBaulS Cousin. -, stable n the State
Creating BY th, authority ~ thg State uf Yer
mont vgu Brt hHreby commanded % snmmUa Che
said john NJ Fort n g. o. found within your pre-
einris, g. appear before the supreme Court next
o. he holden AZ Manchester. within and for thc
County ~ Bennington on ihu second Tuesday a.
Ter tbe fourth TUESDAY 10 Jaunary A. D.. 1863, to
hnswcr unto the foregoing petition, and 10 abide
there made
Bennington, Nov 18th. A. b. 1868.
JOHN v. HALL, Clcrk.
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TERMS TO AGENTS.
We send A. commission 10 agents,

We send as commission TO agents.
FORA CLUB OF THIRTY. AND $500,
One Of the following Articles; % pards Cosnn
Ladies Fancy square Wool shawl fArrls Cloth Pants
Patsern spIcndf Bosir Kniir Iancahstef Quilt splru.
did Engraved silver Spoon lflldef Arcardoou, W9rs-
ted Bretkias, shawl, White Lincn Fable Cloth Emhos
scd Table Spread set steel bladud 1yss snd Forks
set of silver Plated Forks Elegant Engraved siyei
Plated Gold Lined Goblet, Violin and Bow Fancy Dress
pattern, PaE Ladies' extra quality Cloth Boots Ee.
CANT sk Beaded Paraso, 100 picture Morocco Photo
gratA Album, Elegant Ivory handled spangitd silk
Fan, One dozen large size Linen Towels Ladies' Morac.
CO shopping Bag Aihambrl Qut, H0neycomb Quilt
Fancy BaIm1a, skirt Ladies' Solid Gold California Da-
mGud Ring, Gents Plain or Engraved Gold ne 90
earats Gnel+ Ladies solid Black walnut Writing Dssk
Ladies Fancy Black Walnut Work Box, Cottage Clock
dozen ladies fInen Handkerchief one Dozen Cent?
do. do 10 yards Cotton Flannel, yds Twlicd lied
FLANNEL pair s{lenAd Wool undersbirts, Z pair-
spleudid Wool Drawers, White Wool Blanket, dor.
Lneu Bosomt % yds bost quality Print Ih IDS piece
Linen biapaf Pair Ladies Pine Msfinp Binder Vests
Gyds al Wool Shaker Flannel ~ yds Delalre yds
Blue hGed Flannel 5pirting, Gents hncy Cardigan
Jacket, doz Inen Dinner Napkin fsssts FIR Caps
FOR CLUB or SIXTY. AND 5000
One OF The believing articles 40 yards spstng Harris
Cloth Pants ans Fest patssH Pair Hone, oonh Qaits
Cyiale Watch Double Barrel Rife PISTOL Fancy easb
HSsre Dress PalteFu IhtJet shagi four yards daublc
Width Waterproof thakiag, -Four Yards Wool frJckiHg
set 0i Lace Curtains Ladies' Double Wool shawl Silver
Plated Card Racket piendid Engraved silver Plated
les Pehe- Engraved silver Plated Ieapot ln3pictufe
Turkey Morocco Photograph Album IaEcaster Quilt
Aaf4 press fAit'rn Engraved silver fated etH butte
nE".F4h Gator t'At 0.Ht 1ia l,0ia 7pig1ad hai-
moral stlrt. Ht IFfT Haailed HALVES with SILVER fIa
~ h9fks Rosewood Frame Brass Alarm Clpck Pair ~
81 eH Bsatee spleB1id Beaded aHd Liae9 -iIh PaF
asli. Tables sPendi Morocco Trayeiliug B&E Pals ~
AibantsA tfalla Thirty Yards fyiat - Mersa.iifs
N n ~ w hrfn9 : 20 f,,asns Ds
Fat Cape Gents Splendid Fur Collar Wrbsier's "a,
x "a deabis sidih beaver oyeroaatiaS splendid
a'A''aA b'Ahket ~ ya' D'FsNn i'r sAth
FOR A gt.rE OF ggE IIfyNuf.Fu AKIN sIs60
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BILL HEADs

sesig raats ata .tsap, e tAs
!ol kSAL OFFICE
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Dr. Burion's
TOBACCO ANTID0TE.
Torrov'g Patent Weather Trims.
CAApPfO HANDS aND FACE, s0Rf UPS 6c

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nfVd ~ nuI1 " DO 90 Y IItUkNAN'a tANTHOR
ltK Win GLYCEHlNE, whiJh keeps The hands son
On the tItirs weather 500 that Won grt lh genuine
sold By Druggists rHes % ceuu prr haK. scnt BY
mail f1r 300. AWRa
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-08-15

those places in China where foreigners are
permitted to reside" Mind. the Chinese are
to have the free run Of the entire United
States. the came a. other foreigners have.
and are to be every where protected in their
idolatrous ceremonies. (which are legalized.)
while Amssicsns are to be allowed to reside
in only few localities in China. where their
business, property, churches, reIivi"us csre'
monies. etc. are to he ever at the mercy Of
pref "diced, i"furix,ed, and besotted mohs OF
l'wYans. On the whole, more scaNdslous,
outrageous. and infamous Treaty was never
drawn up Ov mortal man in m enlightened
nation. 1t is an insult TO the common sense
upon American ci,izens; a stigma upon civ
iIization and thu torerunner Of the ruin and
AsiaticizAiion Of the Pacific States. Because
it is IN outrage, An Insult TO the people, and
\ stigma upon civilization, we need expect
nothing hetter than i,s ratification by the
present United States Senate. All the AL
vaotages gained by the Treaty Is gained by
the Chinese. The United States surrender
every thi"g-even d~cency and ma"linsss-
for nothing. Once upon time white man
aud an Indian went out upon a hunt. All
the game they killed WAS turkey and q
crow. The question arose as to an equitable
division OF the common properly. SAID the
white man to the Indian. You take the
crow, and III take the turkey i"r III take
the ,u.k-y and you take 'hs c'"w!' After
hearing this proposition rapidly repeated
several times, the Ind an shock his head, in
n puzzled manner and replied: 1T NAV be
ali right; but | cant understand it. Yo"
never say turkey to me onr-!' And a"
with this Infamous Treaty. 1t don't say
turkey" once to the United States. All
that we get is the miserable, sinking. car
rion. eating GROW thanks to a renegade
American. who prefers TO wear the Livery 1t
a Pagan Emperor rather than the costume of
an American citizen, and to the weakened in
,elec, of superaunua,ed Secretary OF State.
whose last ACT proves that lie has outIivsd bis
usefulness.-S +. Call.