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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-11
pAapge 0cEAx, or Central AMERICA,
August, 1877.

pAayge 0cEAx, orr Central AMERICA,
August, 1877.
The roast OF Mexico is ex.
ircmely beautiful. particularly 10 the
vicinity Of Acapulco, which VIC reached
late at night, and left early the next
morning. We entered the hsrbor, said
20 be the loyoliest in the world, betw en-
two great crags, over which hung lux
uriant iestoons oi tropical creepers and
iasi beneath the picturesque light
house, whose light. partially obscured
BY the palms Of the summit. seemed
ike new planet among the strange
consultations Of the tropics The
Southern Cross was just sinking in the
sea behind Us. myriads Of unfamiliar
,tars spArkled 10 the deep blue
ky. so seldom seen even in those re-
gions Of wonderful atmospheric effects
aud ahead the light Of ships 10 the har-
Dor and the little city i,selftwinkled ns
welcome Our ship came to anchor
about a mile from the town Instantly
ihefe was stir upon the docks, lights
dashed here and there aud soon came
dancing over The waters like Willie,
lhe.wisps. 0ur ladders were lowered
,be boats cAme alongside ard we were
playing The agreeable 10 quite a bcyy
Of AcApnlcoan bellies. These ladies'
al made a raid on the ships store.
keeper fot bottles Of Florida Water, q
perfume 10 which the Mexican ladies
arc devoted. They never 20 10 church
lhcaicr. Of promenade. or anything
without the Inevitable Florida II Is
llelig who says that he civilization
Il people. Is measured ~ the amount
II soap they use and their lack 81 civil.
izaiion by the amount Of perfamery.
Any way civilization. OF 90 civilization.
am certain thai the Mexican lAaies
holA soap Ia The lowest estimation as
compared uilh pertumefy. bad pick
"a % = iittlc Spanish IN conversation
with some q The passengers and q
coarse wanted 10 show Il %, % tried
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rnE FARMEas, MUTUAL.

In the forthcoming annual report of
the Farmers Mutual Fire insurance
Company, the Directors accompany
the announcement of its first ASSESS
ment with the following explanation
Of the causes
THE DIRECTORS TO THE MEMBERS.
In laying a small assessment the
present year, for the first time since
the organization OF the company
measure rendered necessary by the IN.
precedented losses Of the past two
years in which every other insurance
company has fully shared, so far as our
knowledge extends, the Directors Of
the Farmers Mutual rec fit TO accom-
pany its announcement with a word Of
explanation, though by no means Of
apology.
4 quarter Ct century ago, before
the business Of FIRE insurance had be.
come a subject Of 80 much competition
aud go often abused. it was compare
lively safe to estimate the per centage
Of loss upon the safest classes Of prop.
etty, such as the Farmers mutual was
chartered 10 insure. especially with the
insurance placed with proper prudence
and discrimination. Both the sound
ness Of this theory, and the wisdom Of
acting pom it is fully established by
our experience for twenty five years,
During that period. and little more,
the ratio Of loss was so wisely forecast
that thc fifteen per cent. paid in adj
vance was not ouly sufficient 10 meet
oil the losses aud expenses Of
the company. bat left surplus 10 the
treasury fully equal to carrying out all
The policies then in force, provided the
future Losses were 10 greater, proper.
tionately, than The past With an ex-
pefieLce 20 lengthy and 30 well detned
The directors cherished aa apparently
well grounded belief that they had
sir1ck the golden mean. and that the
company was as secure from assess.
menis Ia the future an il had been free
from them 10 the past. But about the
beginning of the twenty.sixth year the
tidal wave Of losses, which swept over
The whole county, visiting alike all in.
saraocc companies without disenmina-
ton aud without mercy and which
ssill holds on liz way. unlil insurance
men and companies are alied with
doubt and anxiety for the failure
changed the whole Aspec, u Affairs.
Since thca our losses have been more
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lhas aous.e shat they wefe dsnsE ihs
twesty s.K years preViess. uPon The
sNsae &moans Insured 80 sAis eKcos-
sivs raas q loss de fiteca per cent.
pad ia savznee prior to Norcmbor /.
1873. vas oniy Sufficient to cover The
losses ana expenses iar three years aud
siae mosths leaving enc year aud
thee mouths 70 &c met ~ assessments.
Therefore 20 Alternative was Ieft bot
q follow The provisions 81 the charter
aud assess those members who 10 pay.
iug but 6fieen per ceal. failed to pay
their proportion Of the losses and OK.
penses during the time their policies
we're IN force. In laying the assess
ment, great care has been exercised to
t0llov both the letter aud spirit Of the
charter, and Do as equal aud exact
justice as possible IN reaching The end
sought II affords The Directors great
pleasure TO add that, unless our future
losscs exceed even the present rate
which they by no means anticipate !.
those members who have insured since
November i, 1916, and therefore paid
twenty per cent. have paid sufficient
70 meet their liabilities during the life
Of their policies. We have said no
word Of apology would be offered,
None is demanded. Our losses are
heavy, aud must be paid. The charter
eontemplates this method Of paying
them, aud makes definite provision for
the same. Ii has never been re.
sorted 10 before, for the sole reason
that hitherto the advance payments
have been sufficient. While our losses
have been severe. they have been less,
in proportion TO the amount at risk,
that any other company ia the state.
Unquestionably too large per cent
age have been tinctnred with fraud /;
but Of what company is not this more
true than Of the Farmers Mutual For
certainly, its Directors have been I'M
firing in guarding against temptations
to commit fraud, and in detecting and
Furnishing the guilty. Witness the
fact that they have, within the past
year, secured the conviction Of four in.
cendiaries, three Of whom are now ex-
plating their crimes at Windsor. In
GLIDING the assessment now laid, no
other insurance company IN existence
has furnished so cheap insurance to the
people Of Vermont as this and no
company has done an equal amount Of
business without very much larger
percentage Of cost. Not a dollar Of
the companies funds has been stolen,
or hazarded 10 speculative uses, but
sacrodly applied to legitimate ends, ac-
cording to the best knowledge and be-
lief Of the Directors. These things
being true-and we challenge even our
TO show the contrary-we con-
fidently leave the present and future
Of the company in the hands
Of those who have made trial of it for
more than a quarter of century,
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g fass tbs oemrisme1ts Il tbe day
asd sshitil 5 sew pst Spanish PHRASES.
To ~ gAAgria tkey tod ne % say i
Il KagiisA, - Ghcy ooul4 maeh
easier gp8efxtAsd Eaglish lhas ny
spasish A very Eesilemaaly little
Psiosi came aboard asd Be took i up5a
himself 20 display tbe musioal sslais.
'uenss q BE aoek The priest as8 =
Youag scnontA gave us the Mocking
Bird AZ a daelt and strains from Ia
Grade Dachess and BobcmlAs Girl.
aad one or TWO wild planiire Mexican
airs followed The ladies u tropical
America are fond II wearing their Zoe
hair 10 two long hraias down The back.
aaa eFcn now enc sometimes sees the
sage ofrnan 20, or old Spanish veiiand
msniiila thrown over the bead and
shoulders, a very striking and graceful
costume. But as a general thing Paris
fashions are adopted and even IN re-
mote Acapulco the Indian beauties bad
rows Of little buttons ~ their fronts
aud down their backs and criss cross
ings and iabo.s and all sorts Of 'moday
things | wish | could describe the
sighl % you. az | walked the deck that
night Dozens Of boats mostly quantity
carved dug outs were grouped around
our steamer Every boat was manned
by couple II Indians aud usually pre-.
sided over BY woman Great piles
Of plEe apples, oranges, lines. grapes,
maEgocs. nuts, shells etc. were heaped
up ia The canoe. When one boat was
unloadcd the naked shouldered boat.
man would bend TO the paddles and
break into low weired chant as they
filed their way through the other craft.
in the prov Of every boat was placed
a flaming torch OF resinous material
shedding a brilliant but Pickering light
on the sea, ship, beautiful fruits, and
strange dusky faces below, while all
around rippled the sweet. musical Ian
guage Of Spain. snatches Of song and
peals of laughter were constantly MS
ing above the hum Of the windlass,
and the opportunities Of the natives.
| fingered on the lower deck until the
last canoe had padded away and all
my fellow passengers had turned in.
Sunrise the next morning revealed the
town and haTbor in all their beauty.
The harbor is circular. small and COM
plctely landlocked, not glimpse OF the
sea can be seen from within and it is
thought to be the crater Of an extinct
volcano. The town IS built on the
eastern side, and presents most in
terestinG appearance. Low adobe and
she'll houses, rooted with the pictur-
esque red thing Of the tropics; shell
paved streets through which streams
from the neighboring mountains flow;
massive square turrets of churches ris-
ing IRON clusters Of palms; glorious
background Of mountain above noun
tain, peak beyond peak. is the Impress
ion / have now of the Acapulco. To
the right Of the town is broad smooth
hill crowned by an ancient fortress,
upon the parapet Of which barefooted
soldier is constantly pacing The guns
Of the castle are mostly imbedded in
the mud of the surrounding moat
where they were pitched by the French
in Maxemillians time. This fort is
evidently more ornamental than useful
and is approached from the town by a
paved road overhung with
noble trees planted by the jesuit miss
ionaries years ago.
L.
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81 o,efooals ~ 81.

So otetcoats lor 81
Is Go d. SIS.
s Boys Osereoais FOR 81
ss So 81 81 ior 81 SO.
sl2 Broadcloth dress coat, 81 90.
81 IS Blue Waterproof for IS Cent?
SO cent Red Flannel foF Is cents,
IS cent White Faunei FOR 20 cents.
Worsteds, only, T. certs per OF
Domestic Patterns 5 cents
Gents fine White Shirts. skies lal IL
~ for Al 90.
s. so Brown. Blae, Green and Pink
Velvet for 81 IS rer yard
Shawls for less that half price,
Dress braid I cents.
A bargain - Gne ali wool pants pat.
terms.
Suitings and Beaver Oyercoaung be-
low cost.
s Bushels Turks Island Salt. s.
Forks and Rakes at half price.
Empty oil and Molasscs Barrels.
Empty Oil and Varnish Cane, DC.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-11

We have been reading the speeches
~ Gov. Hampton. Gov. Colquill, Gen.
Gordon and other southerners during
the recent presidential excursion. and
must say that no one can find fault
with The sentiments therein expressed.
If they are really sincere in their pro-
fessions and express the prevailing
sentiment of the southern people, aud
the north will meet them 10 the same
spirit then the long aud bitter sectional
contest will certainly end They say
they mean 10 keep the peace, 20 live
up TO and support the constitution with
AL its amendments. that they are will
log to give equal rights and impartial
justice 10 oil both black and white.
They certainly could not be asked or
expected to do more We viii endoyor
TO publish extracts from these speeches
10 future issue.
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A. c. BUR r.
Last Chance 10 Buy /!

81 % Japan Or Hysoa Tea toe % cents.
60 Tor 20 ccute
SO " for 80 ccnte.
30 Bars SteTling 90 DO
Flour still lower.
50 prs Nomens sloni Shoes. { 81 80
500 prs. Infants Childrcns aud Misses
shoes will be sold 10 the next week
from 20 cents 10 81 so,
Mems Rubber Boots, No 10, s. 90,
Boys $i.fh.
BulIale Robes At about half price.
! New Wheeler & Wilson No, $ sow.
Jog machine, $50
! Nearly New FiFe Proof safe.
l do do Oil safe. 4 bbls,
! Large Coffee Mill
! do Coal steve and pipe.
Scales, Lamps. Tea Cans, shoe boxes.
and all store furniture az half price
All Dry Goods. Groceries. tllovcs aud
Mitlens. Notions, Patent Medicines,
&e., &C, &c.. will be ssld at cx.
tremcly low prices until Oct Goth
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

- This 10 10 gre getses thai On tbs 9TH day ~
Ogtebsr, =. D., 1871. ssaraai lB bankruptcy YEA
lssued ngainAt the estate II Henry q, htFsts0a.
o. Bennington 10 tbs County u Besnsae'
tin. aud state ~ ysrmoBt. who has kesn
aalsdged benkrnpts % his osn pefttkosi
that ins payment u 1ny debts asa delivery W
apr property belonging 10 SD bsaksapt. 10
him. 81 Tor biz ace, saa she trEasfsF ~ aay
pF0 party by hia ss forbi1aoe ~ las that
- sttang II the crsaitgFs " sAsd bankrapt -
yfoYs thslr dsbta. aud y chsass oss 81 mSss
Essi enses u hls estate, wi b. held II ooat
II Eaukfngiey ~ H. hslaea as the 0fnes ~
aAfdasf 4 ilsffn0a, 10 bsahibgf8n, ta The
geBatY II Bennington sod etsts ~ Nsfmotts be-
fore v. q. fei1ey, ksq Register ~ he lgth
eay a Aoyenslef, A. " islli e g.eiees. 4, =.
THOMAS FAfLkF,
Mss Depasy Y. 4. Nsrshais a. Messenger.
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REMINGTON COUNTY COURT,
- DECEMBER TEEN, iS77.
@BOE0E b ELWELL)
VI DtNOHCE

LAAIRA EwELI.
HheTeass George ID flseli, 81 Sunderland,
In She g yaniy ~ BenninetOu, and siKts % Yer
10 nj has iied IN the Office of the Clerk Of said
Court lie petition 10 hnbstanee setting forth
ID ct on the 81 day u July, 1853, A. Middiesex,
IN the County 81 fstes. 10 the stste 81 hes York,
be was law.nliy married u fssmirA Eddy. Of sald
Mlddlestr, BY the Rev, Elder Coantfyman, aud
that the resfter they lived husband sud vi 'e
1t said Middlesex until the 9Th day ~ March
is7l uhcn the said IAfnirs without any just
eause on prOsocAtion wifaiIy deseTtsd the said
George u Elweli AID removed with her Effects
70 hsT friends aud hes continued sAld dfsettlO q
hitherto, and that said LAnlifa stu continues 70
Yeside 1t aald Mid ieseI, 10 the state OF New
Yogk and that sAid George u. kiwtii has resid-
Cd IN knndeTlgDd 10 said County Of bennington j.
for threB years last past add silt taere rssldes
AMI praying that the bonds Of inktrjm9af be.
tween him Gad tie said LaallfA may ba eiss0ifcd
ard be granted bill o. diFoeee.
WArreaIssa IL IL ordered that said LtHlfs
EIweli b. summoned % Apgesf before The Goah-
Il Court nfri 70 10 lolden at Bennington withia
Ged fos sad County n Bennington, % the Grst
Tnesaay u Decsmbes, isT7. 70 AnsssF shs seid
Deiitsaa aud shos cause II say abe have shy
tie prayer thereof should net b. granted. ~
pnbiishinK the s5bslsDes n sid petition vita
this order three seeks sacessiYsiy "a ne Mao
ehesser 1ottAsk1., printed a Manchester ~ sad
e9anfy the last u sisc5 publications shHH be
si hast 81 wnsks PRIOR q Sc as fassdsg y
i2sefsibef next
ossen nndsY nv hAod, 81 haHeiif sier II said
CeHsty, ihis hrni aay q Or.g5sF, 4 2. 10.
II. X FOWLER,
Nsw Dspaty CLERK,
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

District Court VI United StAtcs. nHrRIcr on
YFRMoSr ~,
Ia the Matter ~ William j, Hamilton, bank
rupt In bankruptcy.
To the creditors Of said bankrupt and Ill
oihors whom II may concern. Tho undeTsigutd
Assignee ai the estate Of said bankrupt hereby
gives notice that II has bsen ordered bY the
District court OF said dis riet. that the s,oond
aud third general meeting OF the creditors Of
said bankrupt be held at the Town llall Ia Al.
lngton, 10 said district. on the 2Sth day Of DC.
to0or A. ID. 1877 at nine o'clock n. M, before W.
g, Veasey, Esq,, Rcgister, for the pnrpo-os
named la the 27th and 2Ath sections o. the hAnh.
rupt Act Of March "a 1857, and this IL also TO
give notice that have filed my Aust account As
Assignee OF said bankrupt, aud that at said TINS
and place shall apply 20 said court Tor the set.
Element Of ssid aeoount and for discharge FROM
all liability az Assignee u said estate. 10 aotor
dance with tho provisions Of said2sth section.
Il. 4. HUnD, Assignee.
Dated at Arlingt ln Ia said District this 18th
day OF September A d. 1877, lS-9w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-11

The reiuros from the Ohio state cleo.
tioa which occurred Tuesday. indicate
The election II Bishop, democrat. f0r
Governor BY plurality Of from ten 10
tweniy thousand In some portions Of
the state heavy vote was cast for the
groenbaok aud working mems candi.
dases aud things were generally mixed
The Republicans claim the legislature,
bot this we think Il rather doubtful
Ia Iowa the republicans elect their
ticket BY a reduced majority
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-10-11

TIE mrmtegH e. Congress are gath
sg8ug 81 Washspgtoa Sc ahc gr,Fa ses
ssou 4asdaa hss tho beet chance ful
he sAeakership. Laislo huEincaH will
BE- csac viii sbe e8oePiioa q ofgan'
ialaK aea aeiing ~ the various appro-
pfiassan laiis
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Tnos2 INTERESTED Is nedioAl science
viii be pseased 70 know thai HUNTS
REMEDY cares kidney, Bladder. tlAn.
duiar And Brighs's Disease. Gravel. nlA.
bctes. and Mensal aad Physical Debility
HUNTS REMEDY cares Drupsy and
al Diseases d The kidueys, bladder, and
Urinary Organs.
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Dated at Arlington 10 said
day Of september, A. d. 1877,
IN BANKRUPTCY.

II
District Court Of the United States District
OF Vermont.
In the matter Of Holister 4 King. Bankrupts.
La Bankruptcy.
At Factory Point in sald District, on the 22d
day OF September, A. d. 1877.
To the Creditors Of the estates Of Edgar u.
Hollisler and Charles w. King, Capartnera under
the firm namo Of Holhster King.
This 10 to give you notice that have filed my
final account as Assignee Of tho estate Of Hol-
lister King, Bankrupts, In said Court, and that
= second and third general meeting has been
ordered OF the creditors OF said Bankrupts 10 be
held at Factory Point. In said District, on the
got day OF October, A, d.. 1877, at 8 O'clock, A.
NJ at the Colburn House a hotel in Said Factory
Point for tho purposes named in the 9th aud
2Sth sections Of the Bankrupt Act Of March ID,
1867. aud that 81 said meeting l shall apply 10
said Court for the settlement OF my said 40
counts and for discharge from all liability as
Assignee OF said estates in accordance with the
provisions Of said sections OF said Bankrupt act.
i9.3w MASON 4. C0LBURN, Assignee.
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There d something q disposiiion
IL some quarters. both north and south
81 The formation Il an Independent
union party founded On The Presidents
souihfm policy. ard which viii be op
poaed - secuonal parties OF paletics
~ any form II any large number d
republicans vigorously oppose the
Ifcsidesi's southern policy il vii
probably result II ncw party
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Tie aly ihiag y imporiapce 70 re-
poft Is tlksion to ,bs war beiwech
IIsssia sad Taskty i ihc fepalse 81 TIE
former wiih heavy iosf while making
t8oFemcst threatening kas in Asia
Miaor n Haiopo there has lecn no
haaremcnt ~ importance
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REMINGTON COUNTY COURT.
- DECEMBER TERN, 1877.
LIZZIE NJ. dREEEsLIT,
VI DIVORCE.
cAIYIN D. aRERNaLIT.


Whereas Lizzie NJ GreeHslit. Of Dorset, IL
said county Of Bennington, hss hled In the h1ass
Of the Cisfk oi said Court Der petition setting
forth ia substance that on The day ef Aug.
1871 81 Hoosiek, 10 tbs state Of kew York. shs
was lawfully married 70 Calvin D. dFeenslit thsn
Of Bennington IN said County of Bsnningtoa, bv
tho lev. Mf. Mo0feh0use, and that thsrssftsr
they lived together - husband sad wife 81 sAid
Bennington until the 9Th day Of Juns 1878.
xhen she ceased TO live With the eAla caivia D..
bY reason Of Bis Violent cruel sHd abusive treat
niant aud bis intollsFabls severity towards her.
Tha. the said Gavin D.. several years since re-
moved 10 C4if0Fnis, and nou 10, and has bssa
for the past three years, sb 'ent and Ia parts aa
kn0vn sud praying that tha bonds 81 Haatrtmas
ny between hsr aud the said DairiH ID. mag BE-
Dissolved aud chs permitted 10 resume her
maided name u Igxzls n. Baldwin.
Whsra4poa Il is ordered that sssA Cslun u,
Gree nslit be suln n9ned 10 appear bsfofs Nbs
County Court nert 10 be boldsn 81 bsnninkt5a.
within Ard for said Couaty of Benniugt~H. oa
the hrsI Tussday Of Deesmber, Is7f, V answer
ssid petition aud show eAuss, II ANY hs have,
why fhe prayer thereof should MOI be Ersstsd.
~ pHbilsbinR the substance ~ setd petition
With this order thfee weeks saseesslyslY 10 The
Manchester JoCAsAL, priBtsd Fl Maach sstsF 10
said County, the last " vhieh pubic staons ahsu
be st least sh weeks prior ~ tbs asst Tuesday
IT December DeGi
Given HBdef my hsad Al Manchester, n saia
counfy this afst DAY " 0etobeF 4 . isTI.
H.. K FOWLER.
20-8w Dspvty CLERK.
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OBITUARY.

Died at Barnumville, Oct. LIST, Mr.. Jared
Miller, aged IS years.
Mr. Miller has been a resident of Man.
chester over thirty years, and was much
esteemed by those with whom he min
gled in society. His health has been
gradually falling for some months,
and the last few weeks be suffered in.
tense pain. His son, Il. p. Miller lived
with and cared for him the last few years
of his life.
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Att 10 not easily earned IN iheet times, bat
NH i can be made in three mnnihs b. any
VII Que ~ eilher scx, IN any psrt 81 The
country, who Ia willing 10 woik steadily at ths
employment that We taFaish. sec per sftt 10
your own town. You need not DO asAy fram
home over night, You eau give your whole nms
10 the work, or only your spare moments. We
have agents wfo are mailing over 80 uer das.
All who engage al once can make money fast
Az the present time money cannot ba made -
easily and rapidly 81 any other husiuess II rosts
nothing 20 try tlse haAiness. Totms aud IS outlt
free. Address Al once
i4toi0 II. HALLRFr a &C. Portland Maine.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

- This is to give notice, That on the 18th day
OF Sept, A. D., 1877, warrant in bankruptcy WAS
iseued against the estate OF seymore Harwood
OF Rupert county Of Bennington and state of YER
petition: that the payment OF any debts and do
livery Of any property belonging 10 said bank
rupt 10 him or Tor HIS use. and the transfer
OF any property by him are forbidden by law
that a meeting OF the creditors OF said bank
more Assignees OF his estate, will be held at
court OF bankruptcy, 10 be holden al the Office Of
Thomas \. Berbe, Town Clerk in Rupert, In the
county OF Bennington. and state OF Vermont. be-
day OF October, A. D. 1871, at O'Clock A. NJ
l9-Sw GEO. Z. FOSTER,
United States Marshal. as Messenger.
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Marriages.

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ffgHtasH, CtAfies 2 Wsiestl, e NllHsiasies. -
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