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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-24

The Argus and Patriot and the Ben.
ntugton Gazette are trying to make
the people believe thst Horace Fair.
banks 10 uut a proper man be governor
90 this State. The character of Mr..
Fairbanks needs no y~indication and
.hc attacks of these papers will have
40 weight with the Intelligent people
uf The State. Ii Is true that the FAIR
backs presented : bin 10 the last leg
~islaiure for tic purpose Of in~eorporAt.
.ag their scale works al -. Johnsbury
which Cox. Peck vetoed 90 account OF
certain technical objections. The bill
was shotn d i,s Objectionable features
Aal then passed and approved by the
governor. The claims is made that
,he Fairbanks sought TO have their
property exempt tom taxation. The
lacts aFc that the company have a
age amount Of property 10 rare
houses Ia several cities 10 the Union
aaI which Is taxed 10 the localities
where the property ia located. but
being owned by tAe stock company
At 81. ~Johnsbgry under the old Law il
$ az liatie to be taxed there also. The
law was amended 80 that they could
be- taxed Tor only the AMOUNT u proper
actually ia 81 Johnsbary, ~hieh
amount. aud 30 more. they bave al.
ways paved taxes un IN this State az
psftnegs II the law had not been
passed they would have beea CON-
Ielled 10 pay taxes oa a portioa OF
their property ,wice over. which may
b gooi Democratic doctrine bus viii
nos 70 down with Republicans. TIE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-24

fasAlased mspniy tie eject GA the
porhern eleclion eli be santAry.
whslerer i desc essewbere. Yer
monseis never lesi other sksa proud 81
The utrk Fl her representatives here.
10 either house. oar Senators have =
broad national repo,ation that MAKES
The State respected everywhere
While il Is commoh 70 hear the present
House spoken Of a. composed 80
largely u second aud third rate G
tie members from the Green Mountain
state Do not come 10 lor any share Of
this uneompiimentary reference. They
are universally recognized as industri
Gus, painstaking, careful working men
reject credit on the Intelligence Of the
constituency that has 50 trusted them
Col Joyce has made friends in every
direction and during bis short experi,
cnce here has made a record which
many an older member might envy
The discharge Of 1866 clerks from the
Departments here, most Of them With
families. creates not a little local com
motion aside from tue detrimeht 10 the
government by the Withdrawal OF SO
many workers from a number already
loo lew ior the vast demand OF an ia.
crcasing public service. the hiatus
crested by the retirement OF so much
trade "a is created by the disbursement
Of the money they aunualiy expend
will seriously affect business here.
Undoubtedly much disuess will be
occasioned aud 10 ~compensating ad.
yantages % set of against such unwise
policy A. dictated the unfortunate
Legislation
Centennial visitors arc numerous
They pour through the broad
IN lever endingprocession aud through
the public buildings with curious oh
servers Ne meet them at every turn
and answer their thousand questions
most c%beerfulIy.
must close my place OF writing is
poorly ventilated and the perspiration
is oozing from my 9.4s6 742 pores. 80
| step down for this time
Equinox.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-24

Here IL a little bit from Mr. Hen
bricks record only thirteen years ago.
Thos. A, Hen1dcks, in a speech at
Sbclbyviile, Ind. February 5, 1853
said Il AIN ready TO compromise at
any time. ! am ready to say to the
people Of the south, Cons 10 again
aud we win secure to you your CON
atitutionaI rights, and. il you desire
them. additional guarantees. II there
is aay man VITO desires TO continue
lighting aud spending the people 8
money and lives, | do not sympathize
with him Oi Mr. Lincolns emanci-
patton proclamation in that same
speech, Mr., Hendricks said; II do
not know whether the proclamation is
t. be taken back or not; ! Am going to
vote TO take 1t back the fret opportu
nifty / get It was a wicked thing to
have issued These are things TO be,
remembered
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-24

a BAT IL Tie l~stiris tcA check. uees
sass he did not know he pistol wks
hNaea Dc Dau.mofe prebcd ibs
peua1, bai oond not ODD he bal, and
thiass d lodged nssr the eye Toe
wouuded bos d5ss rot ,aOrr mach TO-
convenience ir5m tbe wouua,
Tramp, have been frightening The tea.
cher sua driving her FROM the school
house. "a Maxiey district. Mafustouu.
sheriff Hardy VS. sect ior, aud has nel
vet seen then. bat loaad Ia The school
hoase a wire mask a pair Of boots sad :
note saying with shocking profanity,
Dan Hardy yea SIRE e%auning aud 70 are
We, but YOU are not smart enough 10
catch "a.
Mr. aud Mrs Ira Darling Of Norris
VILE celebrated tbs dhieth anniversary
o ftheir marriage, At their old homestead,
uear Tennc, bridge, iast sunday the 6th
insl, or their nine children eight were
present. besides a gooJiy number Of
their grandchildren.
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wAsalSeroS, ID. c., Aug IS, 1876.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Aug Is, 1876.
The nation breathes easier again.
Two evils are temporarily abated The
extremely warm weather has moderat
ed aud Congress has skipped out
Whether The latter was an unmiSed
evil is a question about which people
may be divided in opinion, but nothing
that they did 10 a legislative capacity
ever became them so well as their
adjournment and taking themselves
off. mean particularly the body
composed Of ex.rebels and their sym
pathizers interspersed here and there
with true men that is called the House
of Representatives, OF the Senate !
would not so speak. Their power for
good has been largely negative, but
they have stood a bulwark against the
mischievous Legislation Of the co ordi
nate branch, aud the loyal people are
grateful for their efforts IN behalf OF
good government and true reform The
majority ia the lower House were
anxious TO go into the Presidential
campaign with a record for great
things effected in the way Of retrench-
ment, and their work is apparent N
stiugy appropriations, that arc crp
ping every branch Of the public service
10 a way 10 make Us ashamed Of our
country. We are asked 10 believe that
we are indebted to the Democratic
party for great reforms in the saving
that has been effected BY their parsi
monious seton; as well may that in
discretion DO called economy that
would send a noble ship. freighted
With rich st0res, 10 sea in~suiieiently
manned and short Of pumps aud an-
ehon The people will soon pass an
opinion on such work, for that we
anIiously wait.
Our own State Of Vermont has lie
part 10 perform ia rendering a verdict
a. 10 this matter aud We DO hope that
il will lie performed 70 the satisfaction
of every patriot ia the land
The eyes Of The. nation arc directed
that way and Il she spea.s with al
uncertain sound on the 5lh Of Septem.
Der, the enemies Of good government
viii rrloice. Bot. IL Instead, the Re
pabgica0a will rally in iull streugth to
The polls and give q good roasing old
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-24

The Democrats profess great aym.
patty for Bristow and Jewell. the only
real relormers Grant had in his cabinet
and who were kicked out by their
chief, but these sane reformers are
stumping our State for Hayes and
Wheeler. They believe. with every
other honest patriot thai reform lies in
the direction, not of lilden and Hen.
bricks but Of Hayes and Wheeler. and
the great mass Of our people believe
the same thing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-24

ioes hd tie FairA2Hka uho have
sirss. besides DER heavy taEcs alnos,
500 Geo 81 puAuc works ssd improve
Heah e s, JoAHsbsry wouid seek t.
hsfs = law passed 20 eEempt thea
ifon PsyiagtAIos . nosi preposierous
Hhey are rot hat HE'D Of men Il il
year az peauy, hard fstcd. bard
hearted mes, e whom = great mary.
se ar. sorry 10 cay, arr Democrats
who sesk 10 avoid their honest taxes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-24

Vermont gave a Republican majority
four years ago Of over $4,000. We
can DO better this year il the voter
will only come out Four years ago
our total vote was ten Thousand less
than that Of New Hampshire while our
population is ten Thousand greater
That u a doubtful state and all vote.
We expect 10 see every mar at the
polls the first Tuesday 10 Semtember.
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Ayers S~arsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

1tts com !, nn u the VI getable alta ratites,
SarsAps lin, 10 l.. .thlag.a apd AAuarAke with
he ! dido. NJ Potassium sid Iron IA ,kss a most
"a ctu cure " q epTlrs II complaints which
re very pieyalent AMI Affecting. II purthes be
blood, rutpos out tn lurkitK humufs Ia the
sgstem tbsi n derni g hesisl nsa settle into
roubiosome et-ofders. Ernp lens ~ The sam
aie the appearance ca the sur acn 81 hume .
taat III UaId be K3siled r. IN Ire boa. lutsg-
nsl de A%ngemenls are the d.tsIm'ustton u IA ~
came hum ~ to SOM internal organ, or ofgaps,
whose action hes derabRe, aud sbose substance
they disease and destroy Ayers ~ saparlia
e1pels the-s hum ~ from Ibe blood. Wien they
srr gone the disorders thty produce disappear
sacl ~ liberation " ths liver, stomach, kldne5s,
lungs, eruptols aud erHptiso dasasss ~ stIs
sbin, 81. Antlo " Fire, f,se or err sfptiar,
pimplos, pnrtutcs, blntche-, boll- tumors tetter
AMI cal rheum, rcAid head riHgsorm, uicers
and sorss. fbCum&tsr. neurslRia. psin IN the
b nr-. 81 G aHd head, female weatbess, rterlity
euthJrrhGa arising I'm iLtetnal u esratipn aud
NJ rae di-ease, dropsy, dfrpeFsa emaclAtlnh
aid genera debinly. with "a IT departure
10 lFb returns
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-24

Speaker Kerr died at Alum Springs
West Virginia, Saturday. He is the
ouly instance where a speaker OF the
tlouse has died while holding the
Office. Mr.. Kerr was an upright, honest
man who gained the love and respect
ol ali his associates. He was not as
successful in the speakers chair as
some Of the former occupants, but he
occupied il al a time when its duties
were peculiarly difficult 20 perform
acceptnbly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-24

As will be seen By one of our adyer-
tistment- dis week The Democrats argue
mat the amended constitution forbids
paying any of the rebel war debt. IL il
true that that the Republicans had al
amendment adopted, which amendment
was generally opposed by Democrats,
secession element ii il should ever gain
possession Of the government. Bat there
Is still 1rta chance for mischief. A.
the constitution has been heretofore con-
slrued il does not prohibit The payment
tor the destruction If property by the
Union ara, ahiie Ia the south, ~Allkongh
where tie property was owned by per.
sons ia The rebel sefvic: these claims
nave generally been ~dissllowed, though
ONE have been smuggIed through. II
Is estimated by good judges that over
1900, 900 900 of this class of claims are
ready for presenting, nearly one million
having been presented 10 the last Con-
gress though there was net the slightest
chance then to get Them through. How
many OF these would be put through II
both branches Of Congress aud the exeeu.
tive were controlled by the southern
element il is impossible 10 say, and we
trust the experiment will not be tried
very o The Investigations last
win,er, though they did not show where
Republicans had defrauded the govern
msDt Of a dollar, brought TO light thu
tact thai Geo. II. Pendieton, q very
prominent member Of the Democratic
party, had succeeded IN getting one Of
these cleims amounting 70 $3.50, 900,
through after It bad been rejected repeat
ely and Mr. r nfietoa pocksted $s0, 900
of il for hi. share. Th1re iBves,igs tions
a 20 showed that M tess a perssnage
than Hendricks, Que OF The reform"
candidates, bad been concerned In pnsh.
Ing through = mule claim OF unsavory
character. These are not campaign lies
but we're shown from The records. No
wonder The great investigating mil Al
Washington sAs suddenly stopped
These claims sill CONE In With a perfect
hood a. o a. there is even ATemote
prospect Of their beisg allowed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-24

The Democrats of South Carolina
have "donc themselves proud" by
nominating " ade Hampton for Cover.
uor, after a secret session lasting all
day. Hampton was the mar who, in
electioneering for Seymour aud Blair.
said the southern eau was still dear
to his heart and always would be, and
that opportunity OF the south would
come sooner or later. He has always
beer understood TO be one Of the most
bitter u~nrepentent rebels in the whole
south.
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= ". PAaK AsD THE TowN nosDs.
hisa well known fac, that suil has
beea brougbi 70 recover overdue inter
Get co hoods issaed IN favor Of the
Lebanon Springs Railroad. AID that
some Of The lowbs have determined T.
resist payment The validity Of the
bands IL a matter for the courts 20 Dc
eide aud with which newspapers should
aow have soothing 20 De. What wc
protest against is tagging the affair.
into politics II MI Park were a can
didate FOR Office II mig bit. perhaps. be
~eli 10 Inquire into the matter, in order
70 see whether be i a proper.
msn 10 vote iof While the Benning
Ton Goiefit aud people Of that stripe
are bowling Abont Mr.. Park and trying
10 make political capital out q the
town bonds question would il not be
we'll ior them 10 Inquire into The rail
road record Of iheir iavorile candidate.
Mr Hidden. h2.-.followiug editorial
from the New York 3iBies may enlight.
en- them = hule
Bad ne the case agaiust Mr. Tiutrn
was, on his showing. ia the matter
Of the Sc, Louis. Alton aud Ierre
Hante Railroad. it is made infinitely
worse by the report Of the committee
appointed 10 represent the interests oi
The bondbolders aud stockholders Of
the company The committee SHOW
not ouIy thai Tilden rejected an oilet
10 submit TO arbitration the points III
dispute -not only that he refuses TO
render In detail a statement OF the
purposes TO which the oyer.issue of
bonds and stock was put-but that he
withholds from the company It's W
records Of account, which could have
come into his hands only AS its paid
counselor aud agent. The fact is IN
strict keeping with the %scaudalous
ground he has assumed In his formal
answer TO the legal Background
which amounts 10 a denial OF respon-
sibility as between agent and principal
and which in England would subject
him 10 sharp penal discipline. The
committee traces TO 1ilden aud three
associates q surplus OF $l3l. 900 first
mortgage bonds aud $50, 900 unauthor-
ized second mortgage preferred bonds,
the whole of which seems to have been
divided among them. There are be
sides sos shares Of preferred stock Of
which Tilden & Co. had the distribution
and which have gone no n but them
selves knows whittier. One new point
is brought TO light by the committee
which adds a big blot to the record of
the great reformer." In his answer,
he alleges in general terms that claims
and liabilities remaised after the reor.
~ganization had been finished, aud that
he aud his associates retained available
assets TO indemnify them against loss.
Now i. appears that these claims were
left unsauEfed, and that the company
has been obliged to pay them out OF
its earnings. II this statement is cor
rect, 1t is clear that to the original
case Of fraud must be added a bad case
OF false pretenses-very pretty charges
to hang over the head of a candidate
for the Presidency.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-24

Ten thousand Republican votes are
never cast in Vermont because it 10 a
sure State and they would not change
the result This year We expect to sec
them all at the polls with votes for the
men who are known to be as honest
and capable as honest old Abe Lincoln,
we mean, Of %coursc, Hayes aud Wheel,
er, The term "honest' don't dt the
other candidates, we are sorry to say.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-24

A writer 10 one OF our standard medi.
cal Journals says: 81 was cured OF
Dropsy In one month by using lIuNr's
REMEDY All Diseases Of the kidneys,
Bladder aud Urinary 0rgans, are cured
by HuNr's REMEDY.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

- kstatf N.ith v dorss.
We, tho bnbaeribers, being appointed by
the Hon. the Probate Court Tor the District ~
Manchester, C0mnirsionefs g. receive, s~IAniias
aud sdjust the claims aud demands II al persons
sgaihs' the Estate ~
tines Mofey, late ~ Hupert
in said District deceased, aud Aian sill ciams aud
demands eIhihittd Ia orset thereto. hereby
give p%s.ie-, that vs. eli meet TOR the pnipyss
AFORESAID, a. the dwelling r0use II tie
sid d.eess-d, 90 the 2jth day ~ January
next, from inc uutl tafcaaNlOck, , ~ On said
DAY and tAA' az months from ths 2ist day %
Jnly, 1876, : ths tune limited by SSH c9un fgr
sati cred tors 70 PIES MT their elai . ~ ns f0r
examination and Al 8wauce.
Dated A. Hapsi, his a Car u July
a. y 1879.
I'D. HOPKINS c,n,
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HARD TIMES PRICES.

% nad after september I. / sil shos horsss
nsw ali rgund for 81 per boFss. ssheT sh0'i Tag
s0fk Ia 1su4s pfss8Tilyu. special Etteata0B
sisen T. shDs4ng hteffsItnE hoFsse AL wofk
saFfuuied. TEkNs CASH,
c. WILLIAMS.
Arlingtes, Aug. ., 1879. iztw
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RLACKSMiTSiNC

IWHf UNI HNHH0F N I"IN
The suhseflheis have opened q Blacksmith
shop IN lhts viiia ge, near tn ~cattisFe tllop
formerly owned b. iiea h 4 trt, Wuefu al
branches at tie trade ere copductud WITH rkti
aud desbaieh, snd with Phi ~ 10 LIVE AND
u LIVE Efrttta At optt II paid 90 hotte.
shuciuB, EDs0N 4 LILLY.
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$500 !

Through wi iAhasuos bersGtaHtz, ssolety
hGyiag bec0ns - e01apt A. 80 aemahd il, ths
above r ward rit De paid fer the discovery ~
the perpetrators Of any theft or act " dspFeaG
too Assui ~, ~prenisss. k9sies ). hereby Rivsn
thA : Back La slli sspu be pub tsbed foe the
bvneat ol lh9ss guilty " prAeAcipg sA4ti b in.
patton. up1u h. coahdencs shi-h - nsturai.
II repse ID the human race A. lag
J. J, uAPGOOD 4 co.
Peru. W IS
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Il. u. HOPKINS
I'LL II BUHTOa
{ COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Est4ss ~ ssseph ". AoTs@s
The uadsrsg ~. bsYlfg been spt9luted ~
tha Hon prabass Court Tor the bisttie - hsH-
chester, eumuaa NJ D, n. 10 rec Ys,tE mine, sHd
a Inst ~ ciaims sha dtmauae Of ali persons
against be triEts ~ J3tegl " Morse. late
o. Dorset, Ia ssd GisIiet. deceased. Ggd al
sclaims sKhlbiHd la 0istt ter ~ bfFehy EiYs ~.
lcs thai ~esli meet fr ihr FIf4 osa. ~ re-
said, At III hOase ~ IrsCA hrat. ~ , idB8fsst,
0a he VI dAy II sanssty heIt. uon eaes, p.
m uH1l 8 D. 10, AID tAat = 8 sB0nihs fn4u tLe
ard lie, 4 saly, 4 " is7o ~ the ilas amlt-
ID ~ - Q e8uft ~ $50 tr4tora ~ present.
their cams ~ a., Tor sAApgIuh n ardAl eRaaes.
Datsi ~ pofs,t tts 81 oaY " .liy,
A. u. 1870.
J. H. GRfFFffH
IA q NJ TALL. ~Hhh
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1870 @NFHE -
haIr and honing rgzofs.
/ y thu Di-tr,ci Cauit Of the U1iied states for
/ the District Of Va mont.
In the matter Of John I. Carrier, bankl upt.
10 bank tuptcy.
To tho creditors Of said bankrupt, AID iii
others whom IL may coneorus The undersigned
assignee Of the estate ~ rad bankrupt hereby
x Yea u tlo0 that at haA Teen pT4sfcd by the
District Court Of satd district thai the second
anA ttifd peneral meeting Fl the creditors -
ssil bankrupt, be he Il st ths 81 ARK iiouae Ia
bennington, IN euid distref, ga the 2sth dty ~
Ausu=tA.D 4. 1876, u 10 O'Clock A. Il before w.
o.. weary, Req Ter 10 Bankruptcy. fr the pufs
p0-.s 4 Amed la the 9Th aud 18th sreuons Of the
BANKRUPT Act n March 2 1881 aud this IL also
20 give notice that ! nave died ms Oral account
~ assignee Of sad p tnErapt AID thit a. said
ime ard = ase | shaltRpply u ssid court Tor The
~ I emtht Of sad Sccognt, aud tor 4 discharge
from al isblliiy as assignee II said tsth = IN
~ceorianeo with The pfuyiAloes II SAID 2sib ace
ton.
Dated 81 ReAdstlro. IN aid district, this ID
day Of August. th7G.
JAMES 81. CARPENTER,
l25w AsFights.
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Teachers Institute.

Tie T,scher. Insntatg 10 fenung pa Comfy
tE lt2G, all he huilen ~ Dst. et seaf. 81 Aaaaf
The mpTelng ~ siaur %uaginutt X At . atta.k aaca
dat, sHd slth 4 se=sipa sseh syratnE
he huptrnten isnt . Edasai n wtl ba stAea
by competent uuesu ere,
school ,ta0tt. fdeuds ~ Education hnd al
81 iEens are IaN 81 So auead
iotp satensterdtnts cvfEt "a d atA others
are repeated " he 2 eaient The uatiee ~ thp
lnstu nte aea ~ psanate a Keh.ri AltsHdtuce.
EhNAkn ClNkNI,
hautu ID VI 1870 Suat Of EldeAttsu.
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Astray.

Game into the enclosure ofthe subscrihur Jatg
20 a gray 3oarliHg HElfEk mtnus cue ear.
The owner Is requested 10 prove property, pay
charges, and take hef AWAY.
IsIAH DUNBAR
South Dorset, July "a. 1875
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IN BANKRUPTCY

lh4sisto Rtys notics / - Ga The 18th day
Of Aag 4 y 1870. : WARRANT ~ HANNEtrftY
Nss ISSUED ssainst the rsste u Nlliam j.
Hamilton, q eaudAato tu The COUNTY ~ lief.
ninatan sud q fsto ~ vermont vino has been
ad5udgrd a hankr ~ IN bis cfCaltlrs' sc itlua 8
tuat abe payment u any q bts and delivery -
Any properly belonging 70 said bAukfut 81 him,
o. his USE, aud The transfer ~ any property by
him sro forbidden bY Law that a meeting ~ the
O. edit ~ u said BANKRUPT 10 prove th,ir debts
and 70 choose enc % more AzsiEnoes 81 he r.
tate, VIII be- hcid Al a Court 81 Bankruptcy, 60 be
holden 81 He ttiiea II Garfaot a hsrmEu, 80
BBnnit gtun, IA tte county pf EeRniuRt II an d
tate IT Vermont, before " 6 Weary, Esa.
Il Bist,r on the 7th daY u sept. An is7a. Al
~ ortte6 N
tH0MAS FINLEY,
.li3y Deputy L, ~ Mai saai. as Massai eef.
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it.pubIiesn County Ticket.

- EAFfAf "t
ron sESATufS,
fiLARY GUILD. 81 Rupen;
~lI4As MASON, 81 Resd.boro,
faE ASSISTANT 1rpGEs,
4. 4. GRAHAM, Of Winhall;
JOHN V. CARNEY, Of Bennington
TOR snERirf,
DAVID CIRCUIT, Of Arlington
ron nlGH HAliiff,
JONATHAN HAPG0OD, OF Peru
ron Stairs ATTORNEY,
W q. SHELDON, of North bennington
ron JUIoEs oF PROBATE,
Il b. BURTON, Dist. Of Manchester;
GRO ", uARNAN, Dist Bennington
Election Tuesday, September 9th, 1876
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Capt. A. b. Rand Of Worthwhile, met
with > terrible misfortune lsst Tuesday
foreuooH Tie wAs ont ia the good, fel.
ling = lree which bad lodged. Mhen it
became di.iodged the bntt swnng srou0d
so a. 70 biz Mr.. Rand upon The ieEs,
breaking them beth, one Of them 50 bad
ly az to ave lbe b9ess cons thfough the
skin.
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EIa11,
FACTORY POINT, VI,

whore he 10 prepared TO take pictures OF all
kinds In the highest style - the art at reason
able rates. 292tf
before noon
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-08-24

EARM For SALE.-The place known

FARM For SALE.-The place known
as the VIM. Leonard Fam anna 81 one mile
from Bendviile. on stage road 10 Msnohosior.
SAID farm contains lao Nares wnil numbered, with
a c0il kiln, house, barn and apple o. chard.
Alno q good tifoulRT raw MIL 80 80 situated 10
Jamaica ON a large etieam Of water, 10 feet head,
~ hO ~ power, IOub q house, tRtn. blsekRmdh
shop aud 30 acres land. Terms Cay.
Apply to or sddr,es
MARX LIYERM0RE
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