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The Portland daily press., 1879-09-19
HOUSE FOR SALE.

A SITUATION by an experienced bookkeeper.
"A Single or double entry. Best of references
given. Address 49, Pres Office. sspl9dlw
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-19

AySHIRE.
Two year old bull-W.P. Harris, Elmbrook Farm,
Cumberland, LIST prem. $50. Il
Bull years old w. p. Harris, LIST prem. So. /,
& Cow wears old, same, 1st prem So
Heifer-3 years old, same, LIST prem. 81; 2 years
old same, 1st So: =
Bulls-First premiums awarded to w. S. Kdder,
New Gloucester; w: P. Harris Cumberland; Alon-
70 Libby, WeStbrOok.
BullsHSecond premiums awarded to H. G. Wake
field, Hollis Centre; Alonzo Libby; and w. S. Kid
der.
Cows-Four first premiums to Alonzo Libby,
Westbrook, and two second premiums for same;
also two to w. p Harris for same. a.
Calves-AlonZo Libby first and second.
Herds-Alonzo Libby first, 500; w. P. Harris, ID,
GRADE OR NATIVE STOCK.
Three year old Durham bul-N. g. sanborn, Mt.
Vernon, LIST, 81.
One year old Hereford Eli Stone, Windham, LIST,
81
Durham bull calf B. F. MITCHELL Belgrade, LIST
Cows-Four year old Hereford E. Hilton & Son,
Arson, 1st, 81; Durham, B: F. Hilton, LIST, s. 9
Heifers-Durham, b. f. Hilton, prizes 50. h
Two year old Hereford, G. NJ. Stevens, Deering,
LIST, SO.
Jersey, B. f. Briggs, Auburn, LIST 81.
Two year old Hereford E. Hilton " Son, Stark
prizes, So. -
Twin Hefer Jersey Calyes-F. o. Dodge, Deering,
I'd, 81. .E
Three year old bull-C. A. Mckinney, Monroes
LIST. 81.
Two year OLD Dull-B. il l1lltoli, IsIs Sf
Bull calf-C. A. McKenney, LIST, SO.
Cow-Same, LIST, 81.
Heifer-Same, LIST, 81. L
Heifer Calf-Same, lst 81.
Herd-same, 1st 500.
Mernos-Buck lambs. R. s G D. Waugh, starks,
list, SO; Hilton Bros, Arson, 3D. 50.
Yearling bucks-Hilton Bros, Arson, LIST, So;
A. Gilman So. Norridgewock, I'd, So.
Two year old bucks-Hilton Bros, 1st S12; Co
lumbus Hilton, I'd, IS.
Breeding ewes-Hilton Bros, list, S15; II. Il &.
d. Waugh, I'd, TO-
year old ewes-Hilton Bros, LIST, s15; r. s. G.
d. Waugh, I'd, SO; ~ a,
SO
Eve lambs-R. & c. D. Waugh, LIST, SO; Hilton
Bros, 3D. g.
Two seated phaeton, q Thompson, LIST, SO; top
buggy same, list, SO; c. Whitney, I'd, So; open
buggy, Z. Thompson, 1st, So; single sleigh, same,
LIST, SO; best display, same, list, SO.
VEGETABLES. rf
Best collection to G. W. Allen of Cape Elizabeth,
$500.
Caulifowers, R. H. Gardner of Gardiner, best
and only collection, 81.
For best stock beets, j. Henry Moore of Win
Best table beets, j. w. Merrill of Portland City
Farm. 81.
Parsnps, best twelve specimens. j. W. Merrill,
Portland, LIST, 81.
Carrots, best long orange, E. B. Osgood of Cum
berland Centre, 81.
For best shorthorn carrots, IL specimens j. Hen
ny Moore, 81.
Potatoes, best five varieties of peck each, S. r.
Sweetsir of Cumberland Centre, So.
Celery, best six sorts, G. NJ. Stearns of Stevens
Plains, 81.
Squash, best Hubbard, G. NJ. Stearns, 81.
Best Monroe squash q. Nj. Stearns, LIST, 81.
Best Marblehead squash, j. 5. Richardson OF
Deering 81.
Best amber, four specimens s. r. Sweetsir OF
Cumberland Centre, 81.
Sweet corn, best Il specimens, G. B. osgood,
Cumberland Centre, 50.
Cabbage, best green cabbage, six specimens, d. y
Richardson of Deering, 81.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-19
THE STATE FAIR.
THE GOOD WEATHER DRAWING
GARD.
Announcements of the Awards.

The third day Of the Fair opened brightly
and the streets of Portland were filled with
crowds of strangers, who had come up to the
great exhibition 1t was difficult to get about
TN hall in the afternoon, and the music in the
evening thronged the aisles with visitors. a
number of well known men from all parts of
the State are in attendance, and it would be
impossible in the space at command to men
ton all of them
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-19


Best general exhibition, So, G. w. Woodman;
I'd best s. Samuel Rolfe; Sd best, 3, L. j. Perkins;
4th best. g. Warren Sparrow.
Best ) named varieties autumn pears, S3, l.. j.
Perkins; I'd, 2, s. S. Low.
Best varieties winter pears, SO, L. j. Perkins.
Best single variety fall pears, 81, L. j. Perkins;
Best single variety winter pears, 81, L. j. Per-
kns; I'd, l, O. McGrath.
Best dish Bartlett pears 1, H. Mclaughlin; I'd,
Best dish Belle Lucrative 81, A. Smith; ID, so
cents, H. ingalls,. ~
Best Beurrc DAnjon 81, a. Smith; I'd, 30 cents,
H. ingalls,. -
Best Beurre Bose, 81, H ingalls,.
Best Beurre Hardy, 81, Il. IL. Gardiner; I'd 80
cents, H. ingalls,.
Best Beurre Superine, 81, II. ingalls,.
Best Beusre Clairgeau, 81, G. W. Woodman I'd,
so cents, j. j. Gilbert.
Best Beurre Diel, 81, D. j. Briggs 3D. so cents,
S. S. Lowe.
Best Butfum, 81, Joseph Taylor; I'd, so cents, 6.
Fernald.
Best Clapp's Favorite, 81, G. W. Woodman; I'd,
80 cents, H. Mclaughlin.
Best dish Doyenne Boussonck, ST. II. ingalls,; I'd,
Best dish Duchess, 81 A. B. Chapman; 3D. so
cents, G. Fernald.
cents, S. r. Sweetsis
Best Giant Moroccan, 81 d. j. Briggs; I'd, soc, L.
r. Litchfeld.
Best Goodale, 81, G. w. Woodman; 3D. SOC, W.
Sparrow.
Best Howell 81, L. R. Litchield.
Best Lawrence, 81, &. w. Woodman; I'd, SOC, A.
Best Louise Bonnie, 81, II. ingalls,; I'd, soc, s. NJ.
Rideout.
Best Marie Louise, 81, Alfred Smith,
Best; Sickle, 81, d. j. Briggs.
Best Sheldon, 81. j. j. Gilbert; I'd, soc, II. In
gals.
Best Swans Orange, 81, w. Sparrow; I'd, SOC, h.
ingalls,.
Best Urbaniste, 81, H. ingalls,.
Best Vicar of Wakefield, 1, G. w. Woodman: I'd,
SOC, G. Fernald.
H. Mclaughlin shows two fine plates Of the
seedlings Eastern Belle and Indian Queen, worthy
Of hardy GOOD hearers and ri
flavor.
FLOWERS, 1sT DIVISION.
Best display cut flowers Mrs. A. A. Sawyer, SO;
I'd do Mrs Chas. Stanley, 8; Sd do, VIM. Morton
& Sons 81 4th do, Mrs. A. B. Strattard, 3.
Best exhibition of roses pot less than varieties,
w. Morton & Sons, 81.
The Portland daily press., 1879-09-19
Wanted.

A SITUATION by a first-class Engineer, with ref
N erences strictly temperate. Address
sepl 9d3ts H, Press Office, Portland, Me.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-24

Il sseas = - tksre So great eesl
a aeealess 1isessasen o. e. sas aetsos
q ne Ysrmoat ooaver ssoa oi Cossre.
galiued chareAss. "a ssopsisg whas /
eaFe3'ihe bistorier u.olglsos whleh
Substantially sAras iA.s minister
$40 taes noi believe Is the c.ssallai
sftacip e. q doctrine and church COS.
erpHeat - bed - tia, dsaoasaasion
osght % wiihdfaw from mluisierlsg 10
Congregational churches. To deuy
tha1 the church - body has night
% o. ibis y besgiDg she ~hole qaea-
ton. Tor Il The door u thrown vide
gFen i would 40 aaAy ui,h denomiua-
tlans entirely The proposition that
wher diasrpcos Anso The natter
sbosld be referred 10 the Bibic Instead
q church rules Aad eFeeds is open 10
tbe same otleetioe. because there il 40
pFolosscd Christian sect which does not
clAim to BE- loauded ou the teachings
- tbe Bible. not that The Billie Is 81
laglt 10 the ms,ter. bot because u the
impeffeetions o. The human understand.
lug Either We must DO away with
DENOMINATIONS aud creeds entirely or
so must aiIow 20 each the right Of
choosing their own ministers aud their
0wn associates. Ii seems TO. Us per-
teclly right aud proper that persons Of
particular beliet sboald associate To-
gsIbcr aud adopt their own rules for
guidance, aud that they ought IN the
spirit u Christian charity TO allow the
same nights aud privileges 10 others
sbo DO not believe iost AZ they do. bat
there are denominations enough aud
room enough Tor All without quaueling
over H. o
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-24

Everybody admits that there was a
very full vote al the last national cleo.
ton. bot the New York Times quotes
from official statistics "a show that 10
several oi the doubtful states the vote
was 90 very large AS to create very
strong probability Of fraud 10 one
state only one man in hundred Of the
legal voters neglected 20 vote aud in
several others the number was only
from four up 10 eight IN hundred who
refused or neglected TO vote. Ibis,
the Times claims, is a physical impos.
sibility. as many will be detained by
sickness aud unavoidable causes, so
that ii the most exciting elections
heretofore The number absent has
averaged twenty OF more in hundred.
This would indicate fraud somewhere,
and as the Democratic party 10 these
states invariably showed the increase
whild the Republicans polled their
usual vote with, il some cases, a slight
increase. the fair inference would be
that their vote was increased by unfair
means. Still they say that II Johnny
Davenport aud the u. ) Marshals bad
not inteflefed their vote would have
been still larger No doubt OF il, and
IL 10 right here that wo see their desire
for the epeai Of the election laws. Re-
move al safeguards furnished by the
laws and the vote. a. in some PRECINCTS
10 the Southern states. might equal the
whole population, men. women aud
children
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-24

The yelioa lever Is on the increase
IN Memphis. over fifty cases aud sever.
al deaths having bcen reported The
di-ea~e has nut yet been declared
epidemic but al the Inhabitants who
can p1rrlt',y gr, away are H. lug 80
atj.ct terror aad strict quarantine i
established agaln-t thc city To every
direction. 40 iuult the frser or LII
naipj from ialcupd ciuihing lel from
ia-t Seus epiirmic and The bot wea
ihef hi filthy rpnditlsu 81 some pur.
iions VI The city may cause the disease
90 become epidemic again this year,
tboagh il = yeiy seldom that IL As-
sumr- 80 epidemic form two srasons
IL rueeession With a very little labor
aud expense the drainage of Memphis
might be made nearly perfect, bat the
great natural sewer which extends
through The ciiy il allowed 10 become
clogged with dead and dccayiug mat.
ter q very hot bed Of disease. A lev
thousand dollars 10 the hands Of such
amau a. Ben Butler would remove the
trouble. AID IL sould be economy for
Northern people who contribute SO
literally 10 tue lick and suffering
caused by THE plague 10 sec that The
caase Of il il removed
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The Montpelier Brgus dres Of the
following squib:

The Montpelier argus 6res % the
following squib:
lhe Haicanaa aud other sectional
paptrs are continually harpiug about
Southern hfigadiefs These sectional
6re-brand fanatics seem 70 forget that
Washington Jacksoa. Harrison. Tay lor
and Scott we're Southern brigadiers +"
The trouble with the drgas sud other
Democratic papers ls that il makes no
difference 70 them which eide The
Soalhern brigadicrs Tough, on. whether
Go msiat.iniBg or destroying The gov.
eminent Now Washington. Harrison.
Taylor and Scott f,aghs foF the estAb.
lisbmeai AID pefpcisi,y 81 the goveSn
meat while the more modern Southcru
bfigsaiens did their best 10 destroy il
ard abile lhe latter It'll declare that
they ~efe right 10 their devotion q
their respective st4iss a. against ibs
general government, thus implying
that they would 80 The sane thing Il
they esaid ges good opportunity. we
claim lAal tbs political ssrabismas d
the Asgas asd ether Democtatic papers
= entirely lseKsassble
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-24

NJ Editor
As the brown ear,heB ware that
vas ouoe Manufactured IN Bennington
y rapidly disappearing. and even the
memory Of is various and extensive
uses Is fast fading from memory. il
would be interesting to some Of your
readers # some one, well acquainted
With tbe history Of the ed Bennington
pottery, would give az account Of its
rice. extent aud decline, through the
JouESAL ! lived ID Washington Coun-
". \. y, sixty years ago. and among
my earliest reeoIleetions is that 81 the
lumber wagon with a deep box sppar-
emily 6lled with loose straw. aud drawn
by two sturdy horses coming slowly
and periodically over the rough roads,
stopping at the scattered farm houses
aod selling earthen milk pans. platters,
bowls. tea.pots. mugs and pitchers.
and many other household articles, and
taking ia exchange corn. rye, oats, aud
other farm produce, and occasionally a
few shiliiugs 10 money l remember
the wagon box had bennington Ware"
written in large letters upon it's sides,
and Bennington was considered to be a
long distance from Granville aud Hart
ford, N. Y. The roads were fewer and
not as good then as they are now, aud
farmers houses we're further apart
while the families were nearer together
then than now. Will not some one OF
the old residents OF Bennington tell MS
all about the Bennington earthen ware
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-24

Heceus developments o. the exodus
of negroes from The South show that II
j. rather on the increase aud prove
conclusiseiy that the movement Is not
contned to the valley Of the lower
Mississippi IL appears from well su,
ihenticated reports from various points
ia North Caroliba ihA. unless the white
citizens Of that state change their treat
menl Of the e0lored men, there will be
a stampede Of the farm hands equal TO
The exodus Of terror strick citizens from
Memphis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-24
= fool osss msss

For ten years my wife was con
hBed 10 her bed with such a compliea-
ton u ailments that 20 doctor could
tell what was the matter OF cure her,
and used up a small fortune ID hum.
bag stoa SiK moths ago | saw u.
y. aag with hop Buffers on il. and
thoaght ! would be fool once more
| tried a. bet my folly proved TO be
wisdom Two bottles cared her. abe
y hos a. well aud strong - any man .
wife. aud il cosi tie only two dollars
Such folly pays-H W. Detroit.
Michigaa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-24

specimen euck iFsn tie whalo Glover
fsport Ifse be ough, . he scs iowa
- tbc rtAmpioa hsf 81 ibs auixerse,
sssAs himssli uot excepted BE-, lhes
anything Wil CO 70 elFcelsse whsre
ihe iaets cannot ea readily .socnsiaes.
such = statement a. tae enc quoted.
boSerer. sill hardly a. down 10 uofth.
cru New Kagisad where the facts are
kaown
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SHELDON Fl. TAYLoRs Estate.

~ sE9TE on ykEn0s1. DislTiet u Manchester %
10 Probate c0art held Al Manchester. within
and for ssld Distiict 90 lAs izih day o. Jay
A. y. 1873.
Present, Hon hAbnsy H9sri. Judge.
Kmliy " Taylor. widow u shsidoa Ii. TsYioT,
late II kHpsrt iH sad dlstFset deceased. mAkst
ayplseatioa 10 said Conn for 80 sssieument uBt
~ the psfssnsl estate u sad deceased, and also
f0g the Gppolp teasn t u commissioners T. set cut
her homestead snd a0weF NhsrsHpon Is Is
srdsFed thai The salas b. referred - the i9ih
aay n Au9ast AsIt. 81 The pf0bsls Offes, 70 said
Manebssisr for examination aud dsclsioni snd
lkat al eesoeEnsd b netlhed hereof. ~ ths
gutheati0n " this erdsf h. ths Manchester 10EH-
SAL. bssspsysg priatsa 81 Manchester. tbEas
ussks ssoeesaissiy. pfeSlpas - said bearing,
that thsy may eppeaf. ~ sad tllas Ena El&ce,
they csc Gauss aHd object thereto.
tEas h6osTa,
Attest. kAkhET HOWARD. gndgs.
irns Cspy u hseefd.
vs. Attest. EAAAEY HOWARD. Jadgs.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ HIaAk GIiawo LD's Estsie.
The ubd.ts,g ed. having been pointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District ai Man
chester, Commissioners 10 receive examine aud
adjust Ill claims and demands q III persons
against the sstste Of
Nj am 0TisSOld. late Of Peru,
in said Distract. diseased, and all claims eIhib-
tied 10 OBJECT thereto, hereby give notice that 80
Sill meet Tor the purposes Ei0iesaid, At The iaie
residence Of tbs deceased 10 Peru. GA the 9th
OF December bsxt from ten o'clock m. uniil
four o'clock D. 10. on said DAY and thst sir mouths
from the 25th day o. June. 1853. Is the time lin.
tied by said Court for said creditors % present
their elaine TO Us for examinstiO lion and allowance
Dated at Peru. this 25,h day Of June, D.,
1879.
MERRILL @ ALREH, 60.
Dsw GEORGE X DAVIS.
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IoHN EMERsON,s E.lste.

State Of Vermont Mao chester District a.
In Probate Court, held At Manchester, within
and for said District the i2th day OF JBiy
A. D.. 1879
PRESENT Hon. H4nusy Hasard Judge,
The Administrator. Cyrus kingsbary on the ss.
district deceased. pr0posing 10 TsDdsr al account
Of bic sdninssiTA ton said eststs IL IL order.
ed By said Court that said account be eIamiued
for allowances AZ secession thereof 10 tss held Al
tue Probate 0fies At FACTORY Ioiat Ia psid distfl
% the i2tb day o. August. A, D. 1879, aud that
notice be given 10 al yeYsoas Interested ~ the
puOlicatiOa u this ofdrF 10 tbs Manchester
JouESAL. aBs~spAp printed 1t said Msaches-
tor. thres weeks successes yeiy, y, ssi0hs 70 said
tins u hsarSg.
BY the Court
Attest, RAEsKr HOWARD Judge.
iFue copy 81 Record.
esw Affect, kAssEY HOWARD, Judge
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-24
I'm IlANKRrPTCY

Ii ihe Lipnei Cluti % The UBited kiAtss
tor tho Uttfift n Vermont.
~ he Msstertf Dawn en- fur. Bankrupt
10 ho ehiurs # psid "a kfnpt and ell
hlt, t Whom. BH} oHIrcrri
ne urdufa rufd R~slgHe. % sAld hapIrupt,
horch, ligi notice that u tat bees ordered By
tho betiet q ttft, ~ HRil ! ; tact. that the
ssc,ud bind general meetings II tbs cred.
~ r. ~ sal1 beHkiupt be held 10 rAid Disirict
90 Ne lilh day gfhHfust A. b 1873 Al o'clock
A. 1T tiic hatei % Austin Bartlett, before
". q Yypz y, Register IN Bankruptcy, tor ths
purpostr naIacd IA esti0ns 5Hgl and $3.50 ~ the
Revised statues ~ the United hiatcs and tbis
l. also to give BoHee that | have flied my bnsl
EceoHnt as AFsignte sfs ID bsnhrgpi snd that
at fkid time am place slsll apply 70 said Court
FIR -atiiemeht NJ said account aud t0f q dis.
charge from ~ liability a. assignee o. said ss.
tate ~ accordance with the provisions ~ said
$3.50 section
Dated Al Arlington IN eaid District ihi. lsth
dA y II July, y. 1879.
52gs BEUBEN T. nUHD. Assignee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-24

The comfy 81 Alleghsny. PeHs. the
aapsmc court has decided. L liable Tor
iho losses Incurred dofing the Pitts
busgh riots ot 1871, Lawyers are &C
rorsiagly rushing 10 suite BY tho hun.
disas. she aaount lbas lar reaching
over $3.50 D0V The .o,Al loss Is es,i.
mated Al 81 zoo 00p wheo Allegheny
sbA'i gtl ilis blll settled. fiotiug there
sill not &c quite 20 easy business
wf Imagine
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-24

AAsi sth hsifiesses. AID yellow
t.rtf. aua mArae gisAsifts aaa eiP3a
sane. tkt eesotfy msasges e Keep
p,ettg utsi stirred up vitA8ut geo.
era sltctiaa tbis year
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-07-24

ii utus gast lhe nanap is4hmss
canal w4H he sltempted ~ : jolai
stoes oonpsaf. she Preuch Balion tat
lsv she lead shasgh g ~tli be open
aliketo al nstisus. lhe Preach made
size sarg cAnsl success aud they
vtl accomplish ihi. undertaking 4
-,thIn she ias u bamAn possibility
hot ouibg 10 The wrt.chrd climate i
muss he a. great sacrifice q human
$50. a wsil - inoney
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A Word of Caution.

Many complaints como 10 uH Of the INEF-
FICAOY OF PONDS EXTRACT from parties
claiming 70 have purchased IL, by measure. Of
their druggist 10 protect our friends from IN
POSITION, and consequent DISAPPOINTMENT
wo beg to state that PONDS EXTRACT II
NEVER SOLD BY THE MEASURE, but only in
bottles having the name blown la the glass. and
wrapped in bun paper having our picture trade
mark printed thereon. BEWARE Of any pre-,
para;ion purporinR 10 be ~ good, or the same
as, ~ equal 10 PONDS Extract they are BASE
LIMITATIONS and Fraudr The genuine foNps
EnTBAcr can be had ~ all reliable druggists
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lure DAY IrLyst lug
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IrOWN OF DOhsET BONDS.

IOn y UT BOhSEI DONDS.
Agreeable % vote Of the t1sn, the select
mea ~ Dortet ofisf for sait $500 u t0wn
bOlsis Issued Jaly let nsKt. bearing I've ger cent
interest, pEsable seni Anunaliv. and maturing
10 from one 20 fourteen years from January lot,
prtneapa. sBd iHtsfesi ptYxbie 81 the Bsttsakiil
National BAnk - Manchester, VI
Agfes1bie 70 ste sane sols. the seleetmea Of
fer Tor ssls another seriss ~ tOwa b0uds Of go.
uD9, dated Jaly ist 1913. AID payGbie gahaary
let, 1895 hsafinE y pr ceat. interest psyaois
astAi-6nunalif4
These s0Das Afe authorized by IA Eet u The
Leg stature. approved October i7th. ISIS. en-.
lfssA 'An ; 4 y sgtl0nxs towns 10 refund their
nctss ar boue tssufa 20 AID FNilfDacs. and the
proceeds sfe = b applied - The psymsut q the
b0aas lssasa ID the iaNa Ia 1851, 10 ai1 - he
Lebanon eprags railroad
Proposal RAY be Addressed ~ kad 81 H..
qEiries ell b. seHed by.
WM b. AMEs,
isi selsetElaH.
Hast Dossst. ". JAY issh, isTs.
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ADVANTAGES OVER OTHERS.

NOTICE AL e5sisas ~ favor 81 fhs estate n
n Mari EtmeY late II sunderland. sseeas-
- lassg as tala slibla ~ 9ays iron ibis date
- thsy u4si be solicited b. las. The esiaie
nALpH BEsTLET. Aasslalssfssof.
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fle Manchester Journal.

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BrNslNoros crs1rn rln.osAon.

BENBtNoroS CENTTa pARposAdG.
1t gives me pleasure 90 recommend Mt. An.
thony Seminary % those who are seeking =
boarding school for youth There Ia, Ia my
Judgment seldom 10 10 found elsewhere go cap.
able instruction Tho care exercised over the
morals and habits u the students is ia hful,
culcated pure aud elevated The locality itaelf
il unsurpassed ior healshfulness, beauty Of
scenery, and retirement from temptation The
school richly deserves, aud trust will contin.
ne Is receive, d beral patronage,
nry. ISAAC JENNINGS.
TRoY, June ith, 1872
II snD tmail praise TO the Principal Of the Mt.
Anthony Seminary tAlr @. W, Yatesl that no
has conducted Il for nearly quarter OF cen.
fury, holding still the respect aud appreciation
Of his neigbhors 10 his LIE work Of toachinR.
learn that ha ID making ar angements 10 wldaa
the scope OF the Institution, aud TO Increase lie
attractions. Accustomed ~ passing my sun
mers III Bennington, oaa eAiely say that the
region il Leaiihful and 10 beautiful A. 10 force
the admiration 0f eycry visitor
FREDERICK O. CLARK, d u.
MippLtBrRy CofiEoa, W. May 29th 1879.
froE Gro. w YArfs
M Dear SB It gives me great pleasure tos Say
that IN my opinion, you can rot find A man, ell
told, better quAlhed TO work with bou n yonr
school for q humber Of yoArs than Mr. VIM. II.
Shaw. / hope yon will engage his services. aud
HfO ! sha be eyre iOrefar 10 Mt. Anthony Sem.
mary al wen manned, Youis truly,
q. - HUBERT,
pree Middlcbury College.
Bennington, Vt, July 10Th, 1879. 9iw
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