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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the beet IN the
world the oSly true and perfect Dye; harmless,
reliable, instan famous no disappolntment NO
ridiculous tints; remedies the i'll effects OF bad
dyes; inVigoTates aud leaves The Hair SoN ana
beautiful bI.o. or brown. Sold by all Druggists
and Perfumers, and properly applied nj the Wig
Factory, 10 Bond ST., N. !.
apr27dly.
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ENoR BLACK WORMS and pimple. on the
i Face, use Perry's 0omsdone aud Pimpe
Kennedy, prepared only by DR.. b. c. Perry, "
Bond ST., New York. Sold everywhere. The
trade supplied by Wholesale Medicine Dealers
NAH hland 4 m
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ST 00O REWARD for any case of the
VI WV following diseases, which the
medical faculty have pronounced incurable, thai
DR.. RICHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES WILL
NOT CURE.
DIR. RtCHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. /,
will cure Syphilis in its primary and secondary
stages, such old Ulcers, liberated Sore
Throat, Sore Eyes, Skin Eruptions and Soreness,
Of the Scalp, Graduating disease and mercury
thoroughly.
DIR. RlCHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No
will cure the third stages; Syphilitic and mer-
cureai Rheumatism, etc. And l defy those who
suiler from such diseases to Obtain radical cure
without the aid of this medicine, which does not
prevent the patients from eating and drinking
what they like. Price of either No. or ., SIS
per bottle or two bottles 50.
DIR. RTCHAU'S GOLDEN ANTIDOTE.
safe and radical cure of Gonorrhea, Gravel.
and all Urinary Derangements, accompsuie /
with full directions. Warranted TO cure. Price
So per bottle.
DIR. RlCHAt'SG GOLDEN ELTXIR D'AMOUR.
radical cure for General Debility in old or
young lnparting energy to those who have led
lie OF sensualty. Price S. per bottle, or two
bottles 50.
On receipt of price by mail or Express those
remedies will be shipped to any place. Prompt
attention paid to all correspondents. None gen.
uine without the name of DR.. RICHAU,S
GOLDEN REMEDIES. Il. D. RICHARDS,
cole proprietor, blou in glass of bottles. Adj
dress, DIR. BID. RICHARDS
No. 23S Varick street, New York. OfSce
hours from 9 A. NJ. TO P. N. Circulars sent
Correspondents answered
msyl1dw1y.
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I.ADIEH.
II you require 8 reliable remedy, use the best
Or. Rarvey's Female Fills,
have DO equal. They are safe snd's sure in ord
mary sases. Price, One Dollar per Box.
Ur, Harvey's Golden Pills,

four degrees stronger. They are intended for
SPECIAL cases. Price, FIVE dollars per box.
Private circulars sent free. Enclose stamp.
II you cannot procure the pill enclose the mon
CIV and nd lress BRYAN & CO., "a Cedar street,
New York, and on receipt they wlll be sent well
sealed by return mail
dsc2ld2taudW
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NOVELTY CORN MEAL MILLS

IN CONNECTION with hi. Planning Mill, tbs
L subscriber 10 still conducting the Novelty
Corn Meal Mills, and has constantly on hand
Superior quality Of white and yellow kiln sTiee
meal by the barrel or hundred pounds. Hisnsn
market price paid for Corn. The patronage
be public IL ysslsskfslly salIsltsA.
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SPECIAL rGoTIcHs.

TNO REMOVE Moth Patches, Prsckles and Tan
l. from the face, use Perry's Moth aud FREQ
kle Lotion. Prepared only by DR.. b. c. Perry.
Sold by ali Druggists.
moh 6deods SIN 3m.
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RpkNDETn'S PILLS,

They remove all bad accumulations from the
bowels, and purify and inyigorate the system.
All whose health is not perfect owe it to them
selves to take few doses OF BrAndeth's Pills, he
cause the seeds Of decay are constantly eradic ca.
ted by their use, and the principle of life confirm.
ed, thus giving vigor of body and mind to a Pc
Rod when we have been used TO see the fslterinp
step and enfebled intellect
General Pace, the distinguished Iberator Of
Venezuela, says he hiss used them as his on "
medicine for thirty years with the most sAtisfac.
tory results.
For Costiveness, Dyspepsia, and as family
Medicine they are unrivaIled.
Daniel I. Tenny, Esq, Astor House, New
York, cured by Brandeth's Pills Of Dyspepsia
| and Costiveness, when all othermesns had failed.
gentleman, whose father died Of con sumption
at 20 years, was also attacked, when about q, by
the disease. He had cough, night swests, and
general debility. Doctors recommended cod liv-
er oil, but he wasted away, At last he determin-
ed to use Brandeth's Pills. In two months they
made him sound man. [julyl9iwlm.
EVERY BUSINESS NAN
--sU0UIn-
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PRICE TWO DOLLARS PER DAY. SINGLE MEALS
FIFTY CENTS
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This Is large Four Story Brick House directly
opposite the new depot of the NJ. S, c.. R. /.
r faiiroads' fjulyld6m.
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Daniel I. Tenny, Esq Astor House, New
York, cured by Brandeth's Pills of Dyspepsia
and Costiveness, when all othermesns had failed.
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Rrvan's Life Tnyigorator.

ORREJ ELIXIR,
For all arrangements Of the Urinary Organs. II
gives
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THE NATIONAL

Is now entering upon its fifth year of unparal-
leed success. This company does not in any
manner countenance that huge monopoly iuau-
guratod by the Eastern Companies, but iusuros
alta FAIR andLlNiNG RATE TmayIgd3m
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For Costiveness, Dyspepsia, and as family
Medicine they are unrivalled.
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He is now prepared to insure buildings against
loss or damage BY FIRE or LIGHTNING, at
JUST AND EQUITABLE RATES.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-13

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-13

The closing oftb dsrsl year shows aag nation
al receipts and expenditure ~ q very favorable
light the balance being on Jho right side u
the ledger and mich larger than has bocn
estimated b any u s,e department ofiosrp A
Warrington letter, written 90 The last q June,
tays that the estimate o. receipts from customs,
made by Secrelars McCulloch last December wac
STA 600, that OF special Commissioner wels
last January $40 900, and the actual receipts
mp to June 50. sl79 s03ooo TIE estimated
receipts, when all that on the way arc credited,
are tls2 0o0.OoO. which is tl2oo0 600, above Mr..
Wells estimate, and 100000, above Mr, Me.
CulloCh Tho internal revenue estimate n Mr.
MoCulloch was tli0.0ol. 900, tina, Of Mr.. Rollins
si45 0p0.O00 and that uf Mr., Wells u65. 600, 600,
the actual receipts are ti5s 2s7 600 and il is est.
iasred that when an On the way arc credited the
total VIII be tiGl 900, which IL 5000 900. 600
above Mr. Wellsr statement, SIS oo0, 600 above Mr..
Rollins's and s2a,001,00 above Mr McCullochs
The receipts from all miscellaneous sources are
not yet known but The Tie figures vain not be far
from t3i, 100000, giving the aggregate govern
lneut receipts for the year At Abont s373 600 600,
which is sl6,O0,090, above Mr. Wells's estimate,
and So 900, above Mr. McCuilocbs The ex-
ponditures Tor the year cannot be ascertained for
two or terccks Mr. Wells estimitod that the
receipts would be 330O00,0o0 greater than the
expenditure Mt MeCulioch S30009,0oe while in
fact the balance on the right side win bo be least
$4,000 600, and may reach s5000a0Q1
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Taf F-rgg as.s = E4siy 0sefsEah. Hsrrissa,
~ 80 M 49,.

eft ffHftE Hiaf f-HfsfF-ss
ga1 r tst sasrs 8 q y,at s.aea
rab ar.t re lsas ls
81 au ae tH ps ate
tsleis zrsi a.a sj.aai i..4. rsft alsr ta8 81
r5
T8a H e Hss taa g e. b.aa e
ia EE hei
ssa1 So aay u E emt'E tae
f.a.aF Ts5L Assn ess'y potatoes aa3 AZ regards
IEs sr5at $50 aus tie abaulaaee o E, gseA Is
Ets As Sc samF. aaAalf rhsi
hssf @ asH tasl8ts tl s#erm that
ga aafa .as taga by a gentleman ~
ty q. uztafsH,e s.ft ihs overall vauete uHll3
B. 90. araf " tt5s snHaaieat.aa. Ii da.d
aaa.z5aIag sae rsl arss Z uea sf9Hai anlias-
rIy prerztfe5 iAatel tas EsrIg Hpsa Eags
Gaaarea iiul-ln sa1 Early Blue. The FAf'y
Alse safs plAste1 ihe Z)h 81 Aay tha otleg
A.rad the ltlh ~ siay. ar four DAYS before the
EaYlv Hass few hii'a n each were dog "a the
s8,h day n Jane. jue ~ weeks From the time
Laa Esfly Iase voro p.ap.pd. and SIX weeks aud
fslr days i,m The plaatng u The ether TIRES
varieties rh. result Was a. fail4ws! Tho lar
rest specimens 81 tho Early Bare thoH dug
ut ssagel agyau inches in circumference, while
iAr largest % The others measured only tWo iu-
shes ia circumference. ~ oytra care vas be-
5taecd oa tbe EARLY l.Asa, bat from an inhqsout
p9sof e esrmuate a8d grow it surpassed AL the
rect ana showed The suBdorfu result described
Farming is one 81 the aighost order II human
industry and To ahtaa tho m5ai important and
valuable riams Oar tho least amalnt 81 labor
r.olh be the chief alm Of every agrieulturist,
ID The single araclo q potato, knos Of no va
ucty 70 able % achieve this most desirable cad
al tho Early Boso aith III excellent qualities II
gives the farmer the greatest reward for his
services, sud furnishes Tor his fable food uot
only respectable 10 look a. but very agreeable to
tht taste, have written this, not a. an advert
iscmeat f9r any particular individual, but % as
s.st il possible, in adding small grain to the
already large accumulation Of agricultural knowl-
edge 90 beneficial 90 the American people.
H. s. q.
Rutland. july 9Th 1859
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--oar tsasss al aaa Nt Clas Is Yoaus q
lastay Ee.al CIV same reg blackstone stEaw
berries fsff - aar istle.
-ls ore orr. wymau A sgu'. ttur bogsc teams
uss f,iafaius isoa Gle qaauy Taesiay 2atb
sst To- ataasae bad rfot 90 tile aaag s.ae q
q HasraF af1es iasi a.yuni Iia hsss3.ty iiae
bstssea Nsashsspr sad B3fsfs, mean ). w. bei-
ls1s. rus 81 be fore eass.a cut m ,a5 upper asao
aud ,ao Fs#aH load sad abais ,s4m atre preeip-
gagal agau iuta tia brook Tha Wagon sHd
load faIsea oger and over. sfl gat harse was
ihr1En ates tar air sal both iag ga Their
laaAs ia tka Bul rataagIa8 sn AL De- unable b
mare WJalH ie driver vas, Is mystery az he
was isl a#ht ~ 81 t5a wagon tipped and whHn
nest seen. asyurlaR eut ueat .8e ph.gletfees.
The bo5k 30 ths gad u tle tongue broke as the
load usat aYrI, ana tlsis saved tas i1ad-tgam
fsam going aio aaa probably sae5s tlo drivers
aie, g. BE- siaag y tbe Tons and sas dragged
from bic seat The damage dlaa was considers
be, b5i nothing 70 Nhat it might have been com
sidonEs t4e place ana manner q the accident.
The Fourth was considerably celebrated
4.oro Midnight WAS ushered Ia by the firing u
artillery. small guu- and Gre crackers, which in
unccut sud harmless a. way u "daelarating'
was continued auHl broad 8ay light, u tho inf
nte pleasure snl delight % ~ those who tried
80 koep asleep. Az eight o'clock ia ihe morning
Pigeon shout was had % the Nlcaoi1 rrtHag
eoursc, whore liy the way al the days d9ilgs
were h5ld where some strung mou pai 70 death'
lDr dislU NV harmless pigeons. Atl)oelock
game q base bail aar calad, between two
niaos picked from the 0ndaHas, and taoof three
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RcrEar cimEI gseroar The l1aliag dairy
men q Rupert mes 10 the basement ~ the Com
grcsat1aai Church 81 The afternoon q The 29th
y Juus ae} efganirei under The tNf IL Tile
'lupar psiymgas Association. A laeation sac
donated by Alr Cyus shelaan, and thc use Il
tsa large springs u eo 90 water gaaraulosd IL
required Il aas resolved - built ard rut ii
working order ra1y fgr the ceminr spring. 4
heiery = soalgi5nt 3im easiaat . maughe,ar
tho sA0e-f fruA nat lefs tasu CO. cows. The
Ggupias aaictfs acre elected rrcsidtHt Do
aAh Q nan58 Ycp Presidents. Seymour Har-
usa3 sbgidan Tsyiar sergetarg, cirrus sasl-
doa Treasurer. Casa Ios NJ sheaaa Dfee
tore Jsba faua,. Hsafg . MeUe Cru !. shal.
deu
saauHt ia ibe Government irm de
i az n4ag ~ o. qa4itsr sl.lils
Jla ssaa.t $685. fr O.. pr-
tf SINS srna4Aatie aa
ig }Hs at taa.s
IAa is-assei s44aez Hal o ial Gsu.
psay sb ~
s tAay a1 Ha
Gr 1s iai a /, a.,5i
81 lte
a s esa 3 - h al
q a tas &.
G @H a gast "a
u. s-t saafaaA tis.g ha4tts aAsl.
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"rHEsn IS hApES's BLrsH" is the pure
pcachy Complexion which follows the use Of
Hasaua Magnolia Balm. 1t il the true secret Of
Beauty. Fashionable Ladies' in Society undor-
stand his.
The Magnolia Balm changes The rustic Conntrf
Girl into q City Belle more rapidly than any other
one thing.
Hodness sunburn, Tan, Freckios, Blotehea and
all effects u the summer sun disappear when it
Is used, and a genial. cultivated, fresh express
ioa il obtained which rivals the Bloom ~ Youth.
Beauty Is possible to All who viii invest rs cents
al ans respectable store and insist on getting
the Magnolia Balm.
Use nothing bat Lyons Kathairon % Dress the
HAIR sa4
llenncs r4in-BaHnP Magic Oh is The bort
thing 10 use ~ frost h.ios, ehiblains, burns,
ssalds. bra.scs, eoltluons, anl other painful.
troubles sog ever .uad "a works AAc a charm
A gentleman -iai.cioli wiih tao chr0lia rheu.
u.aasu says 40 description % my case can
cahtes tle vast au.aaut q JeneatI have received
from thg use = Jol4ufous Aualyne IansmeAt.'
: hoi,cse 3 i lAe best afGei ihe world for
r-ea.asla4.
Ha hane has good constitution, an3 has
ance been sssd horse, ae a.sttsr how ID or
hos sa8eil rlu 81 Do nlag se, % cap e great
Dc npe rcJ aaa s. iasHg rpeeE made . COCA
p ae bya Al5a8al be = sheala4s Cavalry
Condition Fosdfrs
Ibs i9Josns EltHaI uaiies sppssFa ia
t1e aaeaaate, raseh i ne orgau % t4e aetlo-
dies Z Chufet IS BaHal
ACaHsaen Ressug We 'llss vo d H. pub
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Republican s8WH e1lcus au Saturday even
Ing appoiAt-.l Arson Back, Daau Crliut, Henry
s. Hard ana b X Ba,ehgillr delegates Is rcgre-
sen, Arlington ia the County Convention on the
18th instant.
sriaaE. Mrs. Poor. q vidow sged about City
years, AMI residing with her son 81 Arlington
hung herself ia The Gtbc woods near The rail
road ia thht togu, On sunday, tAoIith She aad
been ior some time Nv spirited and partially de-
ragged.
AINosF AFtrAL AeeIDENf DR. w 3. Phillips,
% Arlington, while mixing some medicines in his
ofioe 90 Sunday afternoon last, swallowed By mis-
take 8 apze u s,ryehiniue. lie Immediately de-
tected tho mistake. taok an cmetie aud the other
we3-suowu apulates t5r that powerful poison,
wlilh IN part c1nutouetcd the eileets bot being
soon tttsu vita eoatuisioua DIS J.. Moseley &
h0a vtfs called 10. phd remained with him sey.
cral haurs ana uugl lse Was out aflmmodiato dal-
ger he j. nos recovering, and it II hoped viil
fpon be around agaiu, although Il will probably
BE- sdmf time bCiofe heis entirely over toe effects
n tho poisson oh biz syslrm and the powerful rem.
eaies necessarily used in his case to cave ilfe. E
Dr. Phillips D. young aau " promise IN biz pro-
fessan, cad has but recently seitled IN Arlington
uhcr be formerly resided
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oRiaN or TIVE Pgg SYsTEM.-05c hundred aGi
fesc Is years alo an elegant parish ohuroh al
Atheratohe, England, vas, az all houses Of sar-
ship had been, entirely open Hnd available to all
wosaLiqeTa, bu, It entered the mind OF an elder
ly lady that she would prefer to know where to
sit Ii was unpleasant; to think that aifs body
should be placed beside Lor She accordingly
begged TO be allowed to put up piece Of board
ing TO serene herself II from the rest Of the
world. No sooner did this appear than another
wanted partition to enable nor to enjoy, ais her
own, some particular SPOT Then a gentleman
thought ha would like 10 have some accommoda-
ton reserved for him. This closing in Of the
church for private purposes gave its interior sach
al irregular aud patchy appearance, that Il was
presently resolved to pew the whole building
which was accordingly done, a large share Of the
expense being betrayed BY family well known
Ia the ncighborhood. And 90 tins pew system
has crown and grown on, until it has become in
grained in English church life.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-13

Av1ruEH DaSAuog ny Mn rEDony when
blr. George Peabody returned 70 this country
,says the 4itstsfr5 i, was announced that he
came to eompet. the magnificent scheme Of edu-
cation For the Southern Statost which ho set on
FOOT two yoars aud half ago. Tho manner in
which that intention has been crrriod out is now
fuuy set forth. lis new gift amounts TO one
million dollars in funds at onse available, and
nearly four hundred thousand dollars in Florida
bonds, DOW without value, but which the state
cannot afford 10 leave unpaid. The entire gift
now amounts to three aud half million dol.
lars, which II If safe 70 say ia the largest ever
bestowed by private individual Tor the benefit
Of this or any other cause. The fund is to be
managed, and tho proceeds distributed, by the
Trustees Of tbe Peabody Educauonal Fund
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M. -. -. ~ -

Tag MDstearsrrzs l5sr9R Isw UHaog tie
uiu ifaAH4,u-y 7aN law q aasslrl meets tl.e
;. ualt.e- al lsafg. Fora s.astf saie als so
sfs Gao, sd tfam = i8sa tayr impzisca-
mtnt teshd ao.hie- shess peualHas are
aaea fafEaf sahse stea Y. alf =
Ify ar, usa itn tAf ntss ams
ff.sag s. ess5 aass vase tae IH at
psd I. hsepsne tia .aisat cell laesv
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Nntlce in liankrnntcN-

This Is TO GIVE NOTICE That on the 18Th day
OF June, A. y. 1863 Warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued against the estate II John II Martin, q
Bennington, ID tho County Of bennington and
State Of Vermont, who haa been adjudged Bank
rupt on bis own petition, that the payment Of
any debts, and the delivery ui Ruy property be-
longing to such bankrupt, to him, OF for his use,
and the transfer u any property by him, are for.
biddoa By law that meeting y tho creditors q
said bankrupt 10 prove their debts, and to choose
ono or more Aasignces u his Estato will be hold
at Court Ct Bankruptcy 10 be holden at tue
United stateh Court rooms. in Rutland, IA the
County Of Rutland, and State VI Vermont, before
A. r. Lyman, Register, Oh the Iat day q July, a,
y. 1858 al u o'clock. ~
2ws r. D. FLANAGAN,
Deputy United States Marshal, A. Messenger.
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TEETH. TEETH!

The Greatest Ad,mee S'p ecer faken IN
he Dental Arii
III N r. FOLSOM, Of B0stgn, Mass, has dis
~ covered a new method 81 ~ constructing the
plate on which she tocth are sct u az hoy si not
start ~ drop while eating ar rpcshhe, neither
will any PARTICLES 81 food get under The plate, 10
matter What the condition - The mouth IT, which
Il not true ~ any method hithcTto used These
plates cannot b displaced Is any motion " tho
lips or tongue. have sbtsined The exclusive night
u mako aud slil these Improved plates and am
al8 prepared tg insert the SAINT uitklut extra
charge an 81 Hsut ~ artificial teeth are respect,
fully invited e glse me q ehil.
Al Vt JOHNSON, Dentist
Manchester Vermont
= 3. This method isfseJu 'ufltfa3 81 al the
lrating Dentists ih AeH England
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Florida !, the twenty mn state that has ra ii

Florida is the twenty fifth State that has ra IL
fed the Fifteenth Amendment.
"A Losyeaworth editor is IN qnest Of special
attractions for his paper He says What We
want for this column II personalities, as mean a.
possible Expense n libesuits 10 bo betrayed b,
the writer funeral expenses by US"
Senator Wilson, in an address to the Trades
Union Of Rochester, on Monday, said Il ar
one Of those who believe TIC country is earning
too much money altogether. | believe We had
better mako less money, and in more honest
way, and devote more Of our time to moral, men
tai and social cnturo."
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-OFFIcFRs

ARf Y X + KS
CLARENCE Il CLARK, prcsdcat
JAY Noohh Chairman FinAnto add kKeeatise Cor.
mttep
HENRY y CooKE, Vioe President
EAEkNuN " fkkf Secretary and Artasrg.
Thi. COMPANY oGors lbe fslluwiag advantages
Hiss National Company, chartered b. special act
Of Congress 1855
Il has paid up capital u ti,oooooo
II aners low rates 81 premium
4 furnishes larvr insurance than other companies
for tho same money
Il 4. dcfuitc and ccitaln IL ia terms
itis home company 10 every locaiity
IL policies exempt IRON attachment
There uHpecrssar1 restriet,a Ia The polirra
Every policy l. non fgtfsitsblp
Policies mas hc taken which pay 10 Che lnsar.d
their full amount, aad return al the premiums 40 tina.
lhc insurance costa oay TIC interest on the annual
payments
Policies mas be taken that win pay to the Insured,
after ceitain number of years. during nfe an anna
smeomo II one.tentb the amount named in the policy.
No extra rate is charged fof rsks upon tho lives Of
females
II insurcs. to pay dividends To policy holders,
but 80 low coat that dividends viii he Impossible
Circulars ,siamphlrts aud fnt particulars given on
application The ntanch once d the Company OF To
ROLLINS a CHANDLER Merchants Exchange,
State street Boston
General Agents Tor New England
P.TrCKER, Manager.
~ Local Agents arc Wanted In every City aaa
Town and applications from competent parties for
such agencies with sqltahie endorsements should b.
addressed to A, T. CutLDs, office With John a. FiAgE
Esq- Bennington Agent for Bennington GouRly.
H. X. FOWLER Agent, Manchester
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-07-13
F.u HARWo0p. Agent. Kasl nsrse,
tn rue DISTRICT COURT on THE uNrrEI
y ALAILA For LML nLAIElL-I or AEHMnNI

II fHE DISTRICT COURT OF 1liE UNITED
STATES FOR THE nISTi1CruF VERMONT.
IN the matter ~ Hnssan u Allen. Bankrupt
hled 10 said Court, hy iiassnm u Allcn Of Ben
ninginu. Ia said District duiy declared Bank
ntpt undUf the Act af Congress u March p 1867
fer q discharge aud certificate thereof from all
hs debts and, other claims pruvabe under said
clock A, NJ, before the Hon z. A. Smshes, JaAge
Of said Court, at bis Chambers in the cts ~ Bur
hnPt0u, h. assigned fnr the hearing ~ the same,
when and where al creditors who have proved
their dsbts, aud other persons Az interest, may
attend and shaN cause II any they have why the
prayer 81 said petition should not h0 granted,
Dated az Burlington, on the 7tli day u June,
1862 -su4 D. b. S9iALIEY, CLERK