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RoHRERs ExPEcroRAL WILD CHERRY
TONIC.
The Universal Family Remedy.

AHN . OHA'VIHSa ~U1H@J @sO11"~y'
Ia the best known remedy for sore throat
10 ia worst and mos, aggravated forms.
Hundreds have been cured BY only using
one bottle. II is also an unfallible remedy
snd sure cure for fever and agus and oil
diseases Of the stomach and intestinssr
Dyspepsia, Pain Of the Kidneys and back
InasmAtion Of the bladder, gravel. 1t ID
pleasant to take and can be given to any
child. Ladies, young or old, suffering frOu
general debility weakness and Irregularities
will fud il an efficAcious And never failing
remedy. Call for it a. John Bengston's, ol
address ]. Rohrer, sole proprietor, Lsnosster
Pa
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Regulator,

anchoy or depression Of spirits heartburn collie, oI
pains in the bowels pain in the head, fever and ague
dropsy, boils, pain in the back and limbs, asthma
erysipelas, female affections and bilious diseases
generally. Prepared only by
j. H. ZEILIN IL Co.,
Druggists, Macon, Ga, and 329 Arch street, Phils
dephia, Pa. Send for Circular. Price 81; by
mail 81 .25. For sale by John Bengston, Rock Is
land, III. novl4dly
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Want TO fnd any ones Address,
WAnt to find 9 strAyed Animal,
Wsnt q wife and or childron,
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Want 10 sell Agricultural I'm plewents,
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Ysung Mems Lieraxy AssesistisB
CHIcAso, Dec. &c.

The rooms Of the Young Msn's Library AasO-
station are open from 10 A. II. until 10 P. NJ
every day sxeoP. Sundays. A large snd well
selected sEsoTtmsnt Of works now on hand
Tickets three dollars, whioh can always b. pre-
suFsd or tas Secretary. msyedly.
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LIVER REGULATOR.

els In general cOstive, sol
The head is troubled vii
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TERMS .WsnKLr ARsus.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING,

Tor each square, OF the spsss essupisa By ten
lines Of solid nonparsil, One DoMa. Tor sash ID.
ssYtion.
Special Notices, 10 cents per iias. when In
serted months or more, 10 per cent. sbovs rsgu.
lar advertising rates.
oommunications, or articles inssTtsd saoeg
reading matter, rs cents per line.
DAILY AED WHHKLT.--A discount Of rs psI
cent. will be made frem the Weekly rates, o.
yearly and half yearly contracts, when the same
matter IL I'M serted in both Dsily and weekly.
Double Oelumns will be charged 2S Per cent
additional.
For Al transient advsrtissmsh advance pay
msnt 10 required.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-26

HEApAcHE-Mix half and half of Reune' 8
Magic Oil and water, and ssturAte the head
with the mixture, then put q few drops Of
the Oil clear, on the temple and where the
pain is severest also swallow 3 or drops
Of the Oil, il sick st the stomack then find
your pain IL you can
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-26

Dyspepsia, headache, jaun-
dice, costiveness, sick head
ache, chronic diarrhoea, af-
fections ofthe bladder, camp
dysentery, affections of the
kidneys, fever, nervousness
chills, diseases of the skin,
impurity of the blood. mel
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-26
LOCAL NOTICES

MARRIAGx GUIDE Interesting work,
numerous eugraviugs, 224 pages. Price so
cents. Address DR.. Butts DispeusIry, IL
North Eighth street, St. Louis, Mo. See
"A uerti aamanl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-26
I I v E r
m. gI1Gn6oHTH'
LIVER REGULATOR,

A PREPARATION OF ROOTS AND HERBS,
Warranted to be strictly vegetable do in
jury TO any one.
1t has been used by hundreds, and known for the
last thirty five years one Of the most reliable, ef
cacious and harmless preparations ever offered to
the suffering taken regularly and persistenty, il
is snre 10 cnre
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-10-05
AYnoN CLAhK.s EsTAIE.

~ <Is4E ~ t5a4sf #sHrheHtsr Distinct IS.
Ata Probate ismrf bold DO anHchtsttft within
sa8 faf sid Dlstfiat og HsAehsstst on tLs IN
6ay ~ ltfghtt s % 1911
ffeg8t H9a g. r. buETgs Judge.
Ihe EEeeHtBr ~ the isHi VII sad feHinnent u
Ngras Clefk lata n AAuehestsg % ssid District
8tressel presented ~ application II stiiRg is
ss{I Court setting forth thf smaant " asbia a.
laaea aaaiNst tatd esiats, anA the ssgfHss ~
administering aFu9 tie SAM. suA sisg the
Guaunt e the Persaaal pr0pa ~ ms speahcaliF
devised ~ ssia tssttfg SOD feErase YisnE that
ID slH ba Hfees Ears % ael a p0sAsn ~ tfc real
estate " TIE sstd decreased g ply tie f64.s sal
efprNses " als estate sal further FegFaseHgigN
illai portion . sam feai estate csaslfts 4 tliH
regeFsi0nAfg interest bfEJa2snx s. sAlt estate %
certain ian8s sha fenefnfuls s4iifd 81 IN aaid
ffsiltsr ID he vtie dgnbg her nsiuFsl bis. aud
pfnyEnR Fad GV4ff to grant Kim 4esuss - se4t
sad feFetsinnAry I'D eEest f9f me itasgts alpfe
sei forth
WAsreufon Is aas 0fasreA iLst Lesuug aP7a
rad tpfiestiel b lse Z a flpeats LBasl y ~
10 stole Probate once Napfhssisf ~ ems
issWai aaihe issi = dHssiay ia hetabsf = v.
~ sra ihss notice u ssia apphratiga. tbe pe
fef- and EEssens tiefeaf a0a ~ linsa zAa pace
y bearing thereon u glftn y al per~osfs rsrf
esttd ~ Publishing 8 eeflhf4 eapY rths record
n sssd ORDER tAftf weeks tqcesssfsets fa tbe
Maaahest6f daurH8l, 8 HswsFafef Pfiatff az saia
Manchester ~ Fltas - ssla iiae - y sFina
Ausst i8SELAgD NrHsQN hsvis e..
true eapy " Faepga
Attest. Il0TELAAD NrKs0S. 81 g.stsT,
swlts
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rnr nonNoN rRornLns.

Affairs are evidently approaching a
crisis 10 Utah. The Mormons must
evidently give up their idol o. abide BY
she result. The latest news represent
affairs IN mixed condition
1t il commonly reported that Brig
ham Young is indicted on several
charges. aud it Is said be will be tried
the coming week,
The sale Of mnsket and ammunition
continues, aud the Mormon papers ad-
yocate open rcsistar &c 20 the laws. II
is understood that forces Of regular
troops has been asked for, and Camp
Douglass il likely 70 hold large gari-
son. Many indictments for serious
crimes including leaders Of churches,
were made by the Grand Jury Of Beay-
er County, and the writ Of court is
threatened with resistance
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-10-05

81 i e.tlmsird that the pcopie of ths
allied state. pAy 500 10000 PEI year
o. melIs inet ana medical service. exeiu.
stc q tascus medicines 81 bieh ada 90 she
.um Hane
IA# garcr cm ailis eQuatry 81 the
tfa. n EoYuamen, 10 examine into cur
system ofra.Iroads pnmonuses the Mon
raaa Road = IS tle best built. and the
81 ligaa Central = s. the bea equipped
Iraaj n illt a,ioa S,aie.
There ccm. Is O. IS donbi ,hu, Queen
Nhturiss sickness g 81 a serious oharac.
, aud that .he soon mas he, ifnol now,
the victim of insanity 'ila hereditary
lIscase1f tle Guclpbs The English
government s, seems i ahsid 10 slarm
Great Britain IS telling the exact train
about tbs Quccu', condition
Ben Batter was cacctually laid upou
ihe sbeIfat the Worcester Convention by
nearly two hundred majority. And now
IS, deinded follower. sing OF an the
saddles; thing 81 tongue 81 pen, the sad
deaf +. 4 might have Bcu
A London paper, commenting on Jub-
lice Gilmorcs grand prospectus for q
worlds festival, especially that part Of Il
IN which he invites bands from Asia and
the Isles Of The Sea to Join their brethren
Ia Boston, SAYS Now among the Isles
Of the Sen are 10 be found some very
peculiar uniforms. Dolicacy precludes
our specifying the fan rcgmenta dress
Oi some Of, these worthy ahorignies and
We 10 not think Boston society would be
edited BIZ the spectacle Of their military
representatives in front Of the platform,
Tic premium Of $4,000 to be given
hy the state Of New York for the best
method Of propelling canal boats by steam
without injury TO the banks, will be with
held Tor the benefit Of competitors until
The close Of the year 1872.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-10-05
WAS me- ISsASEt

The following from the Montpelier
Fireman sounds very much like sen
sational story but Is we suppose sub.
stantially true. Some 81 the circum-
stances are similar TO the characters in
Charles Reads Terrible Temptation 4
On the 10th inst, at Montpelier
Calvin W Foster Of Morctown, was
brought before Hon. Asahel Peck, enc
Of the Judges Of the Supreme Court, y
writ Of haleas corpus II appeared
that at the date Of the writ the said
Foster was confined ia the Vermont
Asylum for the Insane, at Brattleboro
AID the question was whether the said
Foster was unlawiully restrained Of his
liberty
On the hearing Dr. w. II. Rock
we'll appcaro aud made return that the
ssii Foster was confined ia said Asylum
as set iorth Ia the writ, hat that tie
court aforesaid had 90 Jurisdiction ia
tie premises, and cited 40 act passed
hy tie Legislature AZ ITS session III
1883. page 207, No 100. which pro
vidcs that an examiner shall bc APP.
pointed BIZ the Court Of Chauccry for
the County Of Windlam, upon whose
certificate Of insanity pcron should
hc deemed 20 be insane, and il il also
provided BY the same ca that relief IN
such cases msg bo granted BY said
Court d Chancery upol application Of
friend d any patient III said asylum
Appeared that tic certificate Of the
examiner required by the FIRST section
81 rail act had been made. aud 81 the
requirements ol the statutes relating u
the confinement ~ ibsanc persons had
heen substantially complied with on the
part cf the examiner and trustees ofthe
asylum. aud therefore d. Rockwell
moved The court to dismiss the petit.
ton After brief argument by e H.
Heath. f1r the complainant, and The
lion Daniel Kellogg and Homer w
Hcaton. lrq M Dr Rockwell. tho
cont held the preceding properly
instituted that tho statute IL 1855 be.
fore mfeucd t. did not deprive the
complainant his right 10 this writ
ard 70 relief under il nr Rockwell
and has counsel Hon Daniel Kellogg
And Judge Reyes ,herenpon retired
and the case Proceeded
II appeared from the evidence that
ihis complainant WAS married upon the
Gr~s day II las, January 10 enc Madam
I.6alse Smith noi unknown - the
world a doetgess; that The currcat u
their matrimonial life bad uot always
run smoothly Report and aycrmeai
had Il that she was soon tired Il her
husband and sought some convenient
neans by which IL rid herself u him /,
Al last concluded 60 sry ,he insanity
dodge Il wss also ayerred thai she
had allowed 20 good chance " circul.
2isag lie report that her husband. tie
sad Foster was . tines .asane, 10
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ENIIsTH fho auteuignca would
| respectfully announce q ths pu DE- thst 30
4 noH prepared 20 f1fNi-h beua Places made
" d rev aud h8h ufifu mhtcusi, shict raHagi fail
u giSe sstisgatl sn 1btH hase epnsssiS 81 o.
cll.al composition u suisa cliI1diUn which paet-
esFts ~ ibc Advantages ibai have ever brett
hoped fnr ir0m oollDdm " FyfgtiAne Tha
main features lie bare ats as f93As
Int llis lighter ADD a. iAs sama tme st aaacr
than uI1ter
~ tscolpt 3 very bear that 81 the natural
gan ana ai 500 eHaH in the mouth
8l ltittutf5elt ifet from all Hfpraraut taste.
b. ifis lloi iHjafiYua % any mouth, even tile
most sensitive Wlisb 81 nol tfsc 81 rubber plates,
which contain itfee smoGat " nttsufy,
5,h ltls more Waasast % lAe Hearef than
piaies maIe q any 0ihtf material whatever
eau pud zee lt 8gpaaiie Che Music Hall.
81 JOHNSON, usnust.
Manchester. RlarcH 81 isTf 1913 1lHx
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fan pasrsL rsslroHarn ststhn.
n gns8taa bAs been -aafs y AAs ~
tatel ~hc,hsi 4 woala rs e hsiiet
hf I'D aea3 s. etc ap ~ son.
tra 4 us 4arau. telegraph lines q
ssenmeat uta IS establishing
asiiofa gais z tsria j itc samc time
scry much reducing tie rates. could
aiiag i within tbe reach u all and add
fcry much Is is useiulucs
The system vas adopted "a England
more ilan a year ago with ycTg sstls.
factory results When the accounts 8
the Department we're made 81 last
Msnh after iba Ca, ! ( months oftfial
ihc receipts a. thai period were found
- have been & 2i2 20 AID tbe &
pcnses Of $50 u25, leaving 4 credit bah
aaee ID tie Treasury Of 81 POI 200 .
an8 The transactions ofthc Department
are monthly Increasing boil, in Volume
and pecuniary profit
This result has brought revenue g
government, and II tic same time IL
creased accommodation 70 the public in
decreased rates aud additional Offices
fr tho reception add transmission 81
messages 1.-THE rates were SIN far
iher reduced tie beneiit. resulting 70
IN parties would bc propouionally 10.
creased
The reduction " the rates VI postage
lad the efec, Of increasing the rev
enuc 20 government, the additional
number II letters more than making up
Tor the decrease IN rates The change
in the telegraph system would operate
10 the same way II the rates were
low the number cf those employing It's
aid would be correspondirgly increas-
81. The day Is not far distant when
tie system will he adopted IN this
country.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-10-05

IN BANKRUPTCY

In the District Court o. The United siR'cs for
the District Of Vermont
In the matter OF George y, Prentice, Bank
rupt ln Bankruptcy
To the creditors Of said Bankrupt aud an
others whom II may concern lhe undersigned
assignee Of the estate Of said Bankrupt here
by gives notice that II has been ordered by the
District Court Of said District, that the second
aul third general meeting Of the creditors Of
said Bankrupt, be hUld At A, Z, Iymau'u ofiCo 10
Bennington ia ratd Distr /, on the lith dag Of
october n. D. 1874 ~ 10 o'clock a., M, before A.
p Lyman, R,gistsr 10 liaukrnrity FOR the pur.
poses named IN the 9th snd 2tfh sections 81 the
Bankrupt Act, Of March the a. lSGf, and this ~
also TO give notice that have filed ny inal &C.
count az assignee 81 sad Bankrupt aud that AZ
said time aud place, ! shell apply TO said Court
for the settlement ot said account and
Tor discharge from an liability as assignee Of
said estate Ia accordance wilh the provisions Of
said 2sth section.
Dated at Bennington in said District, this Dist
day of September 1871
ALEXANDER NJ HUIIEG,
l93w24AN Assignee.
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CHARLES D. MUNs0N's ESTATE.

CHARLES ID. MUNS0N'S ESTATE.
~ STATE or YERmoN1, Manchester District IS.
At Probate Court held at Manchester within
and for said District Of Manchester On the 21th
day Of September, 4 u 1871.
Present, Hon, r. b. BURTON, Judge.
The administrator on the estate Of Charles D.
Manson late u Manchester III said District, de.
ceased, made application to ronder bis count
Whereupon IT was ordered that hearing upon
said app ication be had at a Probate Court TO be
held al the Probate Office IN Manchester, IN said
district on the last Wednesday in October, 1871
and that notice thereof be given to all pereons IN
ierested by publishing certified copy Of the
record Of said order three weeks successfully in
The MANCHESTER JouRHAf, newspaper printed
at said Manchester previous to said time Of
heating.
A true record,
true copy OF record,
Attest, LOyELAND MuNSoN, Register
2H3N ok
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petition FOR DIVORCE

Laura f. Roswell LiBELrANr Petition
CHABLFs I. KosEyrlr LBfLLEE Divorce.
Where's Laura II. hofotet, o. Bennington,
in the County Of Bennington, has filed IN this Of.
flee her petition representing, III substance that
on the Doth day % lnne, 1865, at Hoosick, IN the
State 81 New York, sbe was, by Rev. A Dewitt,
minister Of tie gospel married 10 Charles i.
Roosevelt then OF H0orick, but now Of some place
in New York unknown 70 her that she lived
with him ~ strict observance u the marriage
contract till tNe 18th day Of july 1865, when he
wilfully deserted her, aud has continued said de-
sel ton to the date Of said Petition, asi moth.
ing for her support and thath be the said Charles
T. Roosevelt on the 10Th day Of April, 1861, at
syracuse, Ia the State Of New ioik, and AZ other
times and places since that time committed
adultery with a person % persons, whose names
arc unknown aud that she, the Petitioner, re-
sides, aud has resided 10 the town OF Bennington
aforesaid, for the laat hvr years aud praying
that hy decree Of this Court the bonds 81 matIis
muuy between her ana tho tGtd Charles T. H1s.
egell may be dissolved anil bill Of divorce may
be granted her, II appearing that said libellee Is
without this state, He, the said Charles j. liuBt
eyelt, ~, therefore hrrehy ne nitod u appear
b. lore the tuunty tulft nest % De hollru at
Bennington. within ana Tor the County 81 Ben
ming tor on tlC fret IJrrdds nl December Hpxt
To answer 90 sHid prtAl9a If laura r. Roosevelt.
an A % stand ~ and abide sue ofder aud decree
az 10 End Court shall seem meet Ard notice
shall DO gwen by Faid ibellaht Of the tuuing oI
said libcl By Publishing ihN substance thereof
with this ord q, three weeks suceetflyeiy iu The
Manchester JOUENAL, a public usWtpepor pub-
lifhcd At Manchester IN sail county, tAe lest u
which pubcatiof tGsl be al least tx weeks BE-.
fore the commencement u suid term.
Given under my bard at Bennington THE 80
day Of September 1871
CHARLES v. SWIFT, Deputy C.orh
NM. J. soUIHNubTH, Attorney fqr LIoeiauL
Is5NJlt
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
JoHN sAhGoeD Petition
EE. fora

JVitN HAhu0oD lttNph
HlsSAu s.Haoop Divorce
10 the Hon, the County Court next e be held
at Bennington within and for the C1Hhty u
Bennington ontbt nEst TUESDAY y becembet a.
D.. 1871
Your petitioner John slrguoi q Son itfaapd,
In the county u Bennington, would respectfully
fepre cHt, that on tho nth Gsy ~ JElHary, q ~,
1879, ~ NJ si Aarrau, 10 the county ~ Hen~ecl
aer, aud state II hew i9Ik be was dpiy maniea
% sad HanuEh SaTgO0d, si-e ten bearing bet
maiden name ~ HaunaA Jacutlc by Tho Rev
passor u the Duteh Reformed eharclt a. said
Vest Nassau. That from tie time N sail mar.
rage they lived together a. husband ana ait "a
the eonutl " hentselser sud Washington 10
the state n Aew York. Huul The spring ~ d 5A
: hen your petitioner ana tbH said hanaah Biutsd
into tEudtliaHd. Ia The county n Bennington.
nhefc your ptiltiuhff las Eluce Ifgidfa and tiil
rctidss your pettuaueJ iatthfrf representa- tG&i
He and llie saia Hannah res.dta 10 sai Nnndef.
Land husband aud wife uUii sbJat The Gfsi
day u October, A. y Is6- nben the ssgi tlau
IN, without auY Iusthahe eause AbAn-
tHued yonF ~ ltGbtf Ebd weut 90
% sDmeN Eefe ~ ito state ~ Asa l8tk aH8
shcn hst heard from NAz rpus ahFre iG Haf4-
toys county, aud hHs never siuce fetufAsI AID
sit continues ssid aesefii9n, aed Y9nr petition
n hAs never resH Der siace she lsfi o. af5rssaid
f0af pesilanef therefore pfays ~ b.ii II di.
'0fee, that The bonds y matfmany potasea
Alst may 10 fEFFftttf MAG NtAf F&tA#skRf #AAt
ever prsg jobs sAHGO0D.
adsiiaal. October ith, 1871.
STATE y yslmaDt. Brrtiugt6n ceunif. -.
BsAuiagtou County CaHit De- larfu. 1854.
Where's Il app arr that Ah hifgao1 M han
derlsnd 10 sail eanaly has nisd la the Office 4
the Cleft ~ The Gunig lufi rs sa8 far ssl8
ogpnly his libe! ~ 5 divorce Iron haGHkA ssF.
go0e bis wife and Il appealing from ssi1 3ilel
that raid HanDsa s4fEao1 thf J. hai4sa is without
illls state Therefore i j. ordered thtf cad
Hannah hafRpga be- agi iaea ~ 81 Ia 81 bef ft me
Conafy C0ar atal 81 3 b0lat4 a isaaiag.1a
wlthln En4 f0f tbs E1uufg u itunlusloa
tie ffst Tuss14g n buaetloef is5l 8 4 make
AnswsF g. satd Ltbsi hY patfAeains saia o9ai tas
geibtf sgtA tbls ff1ef fArrf wesss sGeEs sssge.F
81 TIE MAnsbHsfeg @0CEaAfs pflSlssi AZ SAL keee
r. l. sad equity. tie ls-t = sti9h Pui asii4as
hhSli be- a. isast wtekv pfefigds % fae e0a.e
meacemaLi ~ sEl4 term u Court
Witness ny AtHa - Manchester ttls fta 8a8
q Ostgbsf, 4 D, is1l a. s. FOWLER
2sw' beEEsY sfa
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a set Of pspcr car-whgels on one Of The
Pal.mun cars running 10 Jersey City,
have iun over 10000 miles Oh track, and
worn out entirely one sct Of steel Tires,
which have bccn replaced The ordinary
wheels, II !, ,ail, wi'l oHly ran da,@o.
40 Tie explosion 81 ne Ocean Wave,
The women Nad more presence ofmlud
than the men, aud tle Southern papers
boast orone seli-p9,ses.ed matron who.
amid aB tie confusion ana TIE horrible
scenes by which he was surrounded.
made her wa, 70 her state room aud
came oui in,damph wilh hor false ae,b
and clianoa
4 widow advertised Il Chicago sscl
every Christian " Tie ci,y p sebd her
ten cents Is lhe gmonot would not or
pgc,s I'll o. aud ti,a collection wagd
tened, hcr greaiiy Fer 8 wonder, tbc
class called apon dld all contribute /.
requested ava tie widow realized twenty
cents
Tbs ba.iol ga candidate io4 Governor
ID ihe Worcester Convention took ihe
stud oai q Ballet's asperioa- on DE
accuracy 81 the pess Sach newspapers
a. KEEP, TIE oonn, u lhe delegates eiceicd
came yers uear Cos mark, while ihe
bulletins from Buffers headquarters
were wide Of The truth aad evidently
made wlih iuient 70 deceive
Is obtain sweet milk, said the veteran
iauner Greeley. hying down hi. pom,
snd gazing p.aelig Into The face of BIS
Inquirer, g obtain sweet mi.k, ieed your
COWS - lee 5ay DO sugar-csae, and u
sare 90 keep ihe cali sway from tle moth
e. whiie ieeihHg Tbs j. another u
agcse fearful ISLANDERS by the New YORK
gommerctai .8ansrfiss
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ASSIGNEE 5 SALE,

Ia The District Court OF the Uuitsd States Ton
the District Of Vermont
10 IT. matter q aeolgen 9f.uucG. haukup,
IN BANKRUPTCY
/ hereby give pt g, that va i,itay the 25h
day oi uClobyE A b., 1871 AZ Hrlock 10 The : 2.
tfrnoon, at The font door oi the Dwelling house
0i said George u Prentice H the VILLAGE Il Ben
ninEtnH aud Cuuuiy u Bennington iu sa.i Disc
tuet, wi sel AZ pubii1 Auction tathe highest
bidder tot eash Hud c1n,ry hy qUlCisim deed,
al the night iItlg and .Ht rect % raid bankrupt
excepting Tie Homestead right 81 sa.d BiukJBpa
ln an O. iht SAME ia Hut tH ihe following tt-
SERTED piece "a pare, 81 baud With the buHdlu1s
ther ou situated lFlnE ana leiHg tn thu silHaU
Ut Bennington, au ht EasN sltg ~ all SifrG.
iu be iowa end tJHuty o' Bennington 5ui State
81 Vermont tsld pieces lg paru,i p{ land, bound
cd nu the Aorth bN lands Owned b{ JONES Gavin.
on .he 4 = by lands oNnpd hy llias A & 49, au
tie South by lands oNnod by Milo g. NtmWiHg-
ton, and On the West by Halt Street continuing
eighteen rods Of land more nr irss. 10 being the
same premises nov occupied lty SAID bankrupt
ALEXANDER NJ. HUtlNG,
Assignee
Remington, Sept Ia 1871 tslWg4l
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-10-05
HoMMlssIONERs NOrICE

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