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barton LsndiuE shipped is9o pounds
Of rsspbefries iasl week.
President aarlbun. Of Mlddisbury,
delivers The address 81 The Rutland oouelY
fair.
V.R. Griswold, Of feiehvilie, u aiiiioi.
ed vita Isl bolls. lie chances for re-
eovsry are small.
Bishop DE Goeshrisud 10 jas recover.
ing from = lopg aud serious illness -
Borlington
A young lad Al Jacksonville was In.
paled npon a stake the other day and &c
riosasly hurt.
Vergeuaes comes to tbs front with the
Champion potato bag. An inch i The
length cisimed ior him.
uThe body Of Capt. AaStin's boy, OF New
port, who was drowned August IS, has
been found, after i've days search.
Castletoa physicians are organizing a
medical clinic ios every Saturday alter
noon, where p cot people eau receive ad.
vice and have Surgical operations per-
formed tree.
Rnilsnd s. substituting IL inch water
pipes Tor inch, aud the insurance COM
pabies feel better. Two workmea we're
barieh during The di chiaY operations re-
Gently, bat were not seriously Injured.
Considersblc hn-,anv Il manifested
against the higher department Of Mont
pelier's Uniau school, on the pteiert that
il does not return MI equivalent Tor the
money expended on il.
A man Ia Wrsim0re. whom the light
ming rod swind e. inveisied has taken
down the rods aud packed them away In
bis garnet, laying he does nnl wish to
have those who ride By his house point
at The rods aud remark on the foollss ness
OF It's owner
A Middlebnry COW fell from ledge
l0S feet in height, and 1t was 50 feet per.
pendiculsr descent before she struck OF
all, when she rolled down the remaining
"A feet. Tue COW Is now alive aud In a
fair way Of recovery, she having suffered
the loss Of only Que horn aud broken
hip.
On Monday aud Tuesday, August 4th
and 9th. Me.srs. G. w. Barber aud w.
ID. ClG rk, OF Addison, cut down with
scyihes sevenleen acres OF oats IN seven.
teen hours time. On the fret day they
moved ten acres Of oates In nine hours
aud twenty minutes, excolling in time
and acres reapiug machine that was
operating iu field near by.
At Waitsfeld Monday two maiden
ladies by the name OF Smith called on Il
carpenter 10 do some repairs on their
house, when one OF them who 10 subject
to insanity seized hammer aud tried TO
strike The man with 1t. When IL was
taken away from her she seized cbisel
and assailed the carpenter. His ear was
cut of, the jugular wien exposed, aud il
is supposed he is in dying condi-
ton.
j. b. Wiley, u railroad conductor, bad
a narrow escape at White River junction
the other day. As be was passing be.
tween two traips, they both started; and
a car loaded with bark, being wider than
than the others, caught him by the
shoulders aud, lifting him clear OF the
ground, whirIed him round and round
between the two trains until the passen-
ger train had passed, when he dropped
to the ground partially stunned. His
head, arms aud shoulders were consider.
ably bruised, but not seriously.
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a competitive examination Of cAndi-
dates Tor esdeiship ia the military
academy at West roiul, to be Oiled from
the First Congressional District 81 Yer.
mont. will BE- held Il the office OF joyce
& Lawrence. IN Rallaud, commencing al
2 O'Clock D. IN, fucsday, September l6,
1879.
Candidates must be sound in body, 81
least 1--WE ieet Ia height, between The
ages Of II sud - years. we'll versed In
reading, writing, orlhogrAphy, arithme-
tic. Englisn grammar, geography, espso.
tally Of our own country, aud history OF
the United States.
LYMAN b kAArr, ]
JANIS Z. BARRETT, Committee.
LoyELANp MuNsoN,
Middlebury, VT, Aug 4, 1879.
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Cared Of drinking.

"a young friend of mine was cured
of an Unsuitable thirst for Liquor, which
had so FRUSTRATED him that he was I'M
able to do any business. He was en-
tirely cured by the use Of Hop Bitters.
1t allayed ell that burning thirst took
away the appetite for liquor made his
nerves steady. and be has remained q
sober and steady man for more than
two years. and has no desire to return
to his cups; l know q number OF
Others that have been cured Of drinking
by it."-From leading h. X. Official.
Chicago, Ills.
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The Tribune correspondent writes
from Washington "a prominent
Southern politician who is familiar with
Mississippi affairs said recently that be
thinks there is little doubt Of the re-
turn Of Jefferson Davis to the United
States Senate from that state. He
thinks that no other candidate will
have any chance II Davis is cabdi-
date. because. said be, nearly every
man sill vote for him. Major Banks.
dale. chairman Of the Mississippi Dem.
ocratic state committee, 10 a leading
candidate for the United States Senate.
He lately made a speech at Waynes-
boro. Miss. A correspondent Of the
Meridian Mercury describes that part
Of the speech which referred TO the
other candidates as follows:
lie spoke 10 eulogistic terms OF the
compelitnrs.for the United States Sen
Atorship the gAlIaus General Wallhal
and the faithful and able Colonel Sia-
gie,ou. winding up bis remarks about
them by pathetic aud touching trib-
ute 70 Mississippi's great and peerless
iAvutite, Jefferson Davis This brought
out loud. hearty aud unanimous
cheer that thrilled the open heavens
above During bis eloquent remarks
shout tho Soaths vicarious sufferer,
could not help thinking OF Shakes
pesre's remarks about Cesar. THAT be
vas the greatest man OF this world. +"
Major Bafksdalc declared that IL Mr..
Davis should be a candidate be would
withdraw a. against him. This seuti-
meat was also applaaded
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he Fsu II the notland County
Agncaliur. Society ~ill be held on
iheir eommodioas afoaads At kuilapd
% Wednesday bsrsdsy aud Friday.
September 3fd. atb aad 5th Several
nsw aud borei Gestures Tor the enter
iainmsut q the tisitofs wii be inlTo-
Jated Tee races % Thuf3ay and
Fniay ~ill be ~ extraordinary atrac-
tiaa The adifes. ~ill be delivered "a
Thstsdas aheruo0u BY Res q -.
RudDau. p u presideat Of Middle
bary College. Is will he oae u Toe
mnst extensive saI interesting eKhibi
tion. esrI given ty the society Super.
iniepdent White has arranged for
special trains At greatly reduced eS-
eaf.ion rates, ioeluding tickets admit.
tug the purchaser 70 the fair. This
wil Afford rAro opportunity 10 visit
Rallsnd aud have rare day Of recrea-
ton.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.


ShhDhA'Oh hhfAh Bennington C0. CnaH
LO1TIE HKaHEH. w.
WASeas Prsds lex llemmsr. ~ Arlington,
County Of BsnbiBgtsn, has filed IN the once 81
this CLERK u said Court bis petition theEsln act
ting foith that on the l7ii day ~ Jans. 1878 81
the city " Troy, state " New York, bs wss daily
married "a Qua Lottie Hubbard. AHd that ffom
said marriage be Afe aud eohAbiled With said
Lnttis A. husbtnd and wife Al asid Arlington an.
al the 10th DAY Of January, 1879. ~hsn she len
said Arlington, and then aud on divers other
days and times. hitherto, has committed the
crime " adultery; and praying that The bends 81
mAtrimOuy between him and said Loltis may 10
disolssd and he granted bill 81 divorce and u
appearing that the sad Iottie resides without
this state 90 that said petition cannot lie served
upon her, IL 10 ordered that the ssid L0llis be
required 70 EpposF befof. tie County Court.
HsIt TO be hold al Bennington, within and for
the County OF Bennington, on tbs fret Tuesday "
December. 1873, then and there 10 answer ssid
petition and show cause Why the prayer thereof
should not be granted, by Publishing The sab.
stance OF said petition together with this order
three weeks succeasiysly Ia the Manchester
JouHHti., printed At Manchester In said County
the last u wbieh publications shAll he al Least
air weeks previous o thee commencement ~ said
term ~ Court.
0i,tn uneer my hand al Manchester 10 niA
CouBty this 9Th daF Of AHgust, 1872
ii3e u. X FOWLER, Deputy cisfs.
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81 hL There Il Feaaos u behave tesi
eowAFdice, nad hoi respect ias lsw AID
order. was tie eoslFoiilag iuausaee
9Th bin. He knsw thas II there was
70 te IA attack upoa The police ao5
miliiAfy BE- must lead q. aud from petit
be shFaak
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IN BANKRUPTCY

N BANKRUPTCY.
DISTRICT or v RM0NT.
10 the District Court Of the United States for
the District OF Vermont
III b. LAthrop. Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy
Notice IL b ersby given that petition has been
hIed Ia said Court, BY Hi u. LAthrop, Of Mapehss
Ser, In said District. duly declared bankrupt
uRdsr the Act Of Congress OF March I'D. 1867, for
. discharge and esrtfacAts thereof from all his
debts aud other slaims prevails usdsr said Act
and that the 7th day OF October 1870 ate O'Clock
A. NJ, before the Hon Hoyt n. Wheeler, Judge
Of said Court. at The y n. OoHFt kepms Ia Rat
land, is assigRed for the hesTBg of the same
when and where all eTsditsrs rho have sTOvsd
their debts and other persons - iHtsrsst, may
attend and she's saass n any lhey have ~hy the
prayer Of ths said petition should not be granted
Dated at BuriingtoH, o. The iSib Day Of August
1879.
1857 BE-. gNALLEY, Clsrk.
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II VI Dixon Is = martyr after ALL
having been shot 10 the back at Yazoo,
Mi.s, by one Barksdale, candidate
on the regular Democratic ticket. The
regular Democrats are trying TO make
ont that the shooting was tie result
Of a personal quarrel and that Dixon
was bad character. anyway. aud
Ought TO have been shot But Dixon
ID certainly no worse than he was when
these same Democrats presented him
with valuable testimonial for bull
dozing negroes. and If be had not an
nounced himself as an independent
candidate for effice be would have been
alive to-day. And what is worse bis
maFtyrdom will do the cause Of politi-
cal freedom IN that state very little
good. though il may have the effect Of
opening the eyes Of some Northern
people TO the true state Of affairs in
that region.
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ses rampssy i ealy oos6fmstsiy q
its reports ffoE ~ Slrsttioas The
u3a has tsrsea. tke tnsi1sss e ,he
eeaatsy i stead y inprosins 10 ne
safe ss8 safs wy that meaus psrms.
ae.t property Tbs greN hartea
NV being gathered uHI vastly aaE.
mtai thc li8e
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T ,YDIA D. MERRILL's. Rsr4rr.


A@sTLTH OF VsHHoSY. District 81 Manchester, ss.
AtA Probate Csnrt, held q, MHasbsstsf. within
and for ssi& District o. The i7th day Of August
A. D., 1870.
Present Hen. EAsnsr HsuaIa Judss.
An tnstrnnsht. bafbsrtlHR TO be the last Will
AID TsstaasHt ~ Lydia D. Merrill, late Of
Rupert, In said dhtFist, deceased. bsing pre-
ssntsd By A n. LAMBERT the ETeeutor thsfsin
named, for Probate. IL 10 sFdeTed By said Court,
that all persons concerned therein be notified 10
sppeAr At a ssssies thsrsef, 10 be keld q. tbs
Probate Office 81 Fsetsry PoiEt IL Man.
chester. Ia aaid district, % the 4ih day Of
Of september 4. D. 1873. 81 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon, sBd show sAasa, II any they
have, sgkinst the probate Of said VIII for
which purpose IL 10 further ordered. that this
srdsr be pubiishsd thrss seeks suscsSHysiy IN
the Manebsstsr JoBKSlL q newspaper printed -
MAnehe tor In tkls Stats previous ~ said time Of
hearing.
1851 Attest, RASxHY HOWARD. Judge
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ARLINGTON

Among the new arrivals In town are
Prof. w. s. Rogels and two young ladies'
from Waterfowl, Conn.
The fall term OF school in District
No. has commenced with Mr.. Fred
Shaw and Miss Matte Holden as teach
ers.
The Arlington House Is more than
full OF city bostdefs, 10 that some OF
them hsve 10 lie lodged AT The ueighbors,
lar number having arrived lasl week :.
The Rev DR.. Il. A. Dslrympie OF
Baltimore, Nil who Is in town the guest
Of Rev. Do. CahhsId, preached II both
morning sud evening service at 81 james
church on Sunday lari
Mr.. Il N. ilarll. recently dug from
one btu 25 Early Rose potatoes that
weighed ~ pounds. u the above eau be
beaten we 1hoBld ike 10 bear OF 1t
through the colamn. Of the JoUESAL.
TIE rrgu At meeting OF Dudley Post,
No. Is. & A. H., will be beid al The
usasl plsce Ca ruesdAy evening, sept.
2ad. TIE comrades will please bear this
10 mind aud he % ssnd 81 hat time.
The graBd concert si which mention
was made ia the JOURNAL oi last week
calne IF a, Toe Town llsli aud MAS qaile
largely atleod,d, good many strangers
beiag present. 61'be programme We be-
lieve wa. iuiiy carried cut, i1eiudiug the
choice trcttsiions. Where AL did so well
IL would be useless for Us 10 paftieuiaflze.
We viii say, ,hsrsfoie, tina, IL wss good
coaeett aud worthy % crowded house.
sASD0ATE
There sill be "a organ concert Al the
Methodist ehuteh 10 this place on Tues-
day evening, sept. 2ad, consisting Of
songs, giees, qaanstts, chimes. etc a
small sdmlttanes fee will be tAksu, which
will be applied for the benefit Of tbs
Sabbath school.
We ssad The iolioEIHg item 70 The
JoUHsAL, thinking that, although the
season for probing By II ispsst for The
year, some Of lhe readers may Be glad 70
remember Il and Try to avail themselves
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Photographs,

Psrrsotypss. copied aud enlarged pictures or
any thing in my line will be made at the present
reduced prices few weeks longer. Call now
and save the extra price you will have TO pay
ne1t summer. have on hand for sale cheap
. large lot Of siaTooseopes, btereoscopic Views,
Picture frames dc. Ais0 glasses for the new
esnvsx Elass picture and some silk velvet nickel
rim francs made expressly TO put these pictures
IN. Call and see them At my old stand near my
residence, North Main Street, Manchester W.
Ii. n. ALLEN.
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Deaths.

A. Nanitfstsf nersl AaE. 81, suas A.
ycaeecrt ehila af NsHef shA Margaret busg.
sEea 9 usahths Aua ~ asyp
eeet{ h. Hs1 rtst Nlt.R ass.
Elg s4ert ne - 4aiesif efF,
Ily nlssiaH felaiieA CAS- ssff asus
siuHE ~ Is 20 the sAininr sAaFS.
ftam aieN ir0plae thup "a FREE.
ufis tays thea bsst hsd aa shkfs
Tia says a Goa sra hsFai g. ses,
Nai % hepe Rnd praF b. neet thee thsFs.
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ABIGAIL PARSONS Fsr,rK.

! state 81 Vermont, Manchester District, e.
In PFubsis Court hsld al Manchester withia
aud for said District, on the I3th day VI
July, D. 1873.
present Hon. kahnty Howard. Jadge.
An Instrument puFpoflipg u be the last VIII
defisnd 90 said district deceased being prsssatsa
III. Hill. the EEscui0r therein hsmsd for
Pfobate. Il IL ordered BY said Couu, that ell
persons concerned therein BE- boti6sd 70 sppsu
az ssrsiou thereof 10 b. held Al the
Towa Hal 10 Arlington. 10 ths sala
district, GA lhb 5lh day ~ kept, a. n. is7s, ~
10 oclock Ia The forenoon sud show cause. II sny
they have, sgasnst the probate oi said will for
which purpose i Il farther ordered. tAat tha
order. be paLlishsa three wssks successfully In
the Manchester JnnKsAL, newspaper printed
81 Manchester 10 this state, previous "a asld
time II hearing.
By The Court.
lg4a AffssE E&kkEY HOWARD Iu1es
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RUSSELL HAMILTOks', EsrSs.

state n NeFniont, Manchester, District. -,
~ Probate Court held II Manchester uiihin
aua fef ssld District, 90 the 18th day Of Aagsst
4 D. 1873.
IL insifumsBt. pafpgriiBg 70 bs the iast vii
and Testament ~ ttnnSsll Hamiitoh, late " hsns
gate IN ssld district, deceased. being ire
ssbtsa bF j. VI. htiu. the krse9s0F thsFsls
Banned fpr probate. u il ordered ~ sald Doafi.
that 81 ps4s0us eobeefnsA thsTslH Le BOtlasa "
spear Il = ssssSgn ihefsOf. 70 " bsld 81 she
Town Han ~ Arlington, ia said distFist ~
tks 5tli dsy ~ sept. A. D. 1873 81 10 ssicst ia.
tLs fssongua, sad shss ezass, II EGy tksy haze.
asAlnst tbs probate " ssad VII fSr sAlsh PER.
pose il is fgahsr ordered. that this order te
pnbllshsd tiifes weeks seees ssifeiy n The ksH-
chester 1acAsAL Newspaper pftAise 81 n
eAsstaf IL tlis state, pfsfigas " saia TINE %
hsaflag.
~ ghs Court.
isss A4TIs1, RAINY HOWARD, Jpags
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IDp zach InRefU3u,
ANANrfu
w Gumher lneh bpAtis taken ia "a.
change Ga feed aud meal u u0LNfS
MaaeAsstns nspst, w.. AFn 29a, isfs, tsu
NNFANrFn BOO feet Pine Ash r,ant, .oao
w shlnKlss, o10 feet iaSh boards. piansd
and matched Appiy 10
80 @, y. oRYIs,
Hshihg Rod Manufacturer. Manchester, Va
taals IL 10 esnify thA I hAso gvea mE sas
L 0earae baskirk his time dariag The
remainder n HE minatity and that shall eiAita
n5ue q Biz earnings uar pay any dsbis ~ his
contracting aftor th,s tate
MARTIN BusKKRK
Manchester, Va August ash, 1879. ISIS
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'CEORGH MURWOKTH's Eslate.

/ Il -wE
~ Stats Of Vermont haHsbsstsr Distfiss
IL PFobAts cssyt. ksls 81 Manchester. within
sad fer said District - ihs 18th day Of July
A. y. 1879.
Prss.st Hes. k.as.y Hsvsrd. Jadgs
Ths EIssstsT. j. q. Jadssa 90 the ss.
Of 0sores ksrwsVth, late sf ATlngt0n. In ssid
District deceased. proposing 70 render AZ account
Of kia admaiaislsa ti0H said estate Il is order
ID By aid Court that aid secoant be sEsmlhsd
for aIiesanss ~ . ssssi0a thereof - DO heid a.
the Ioyn Hal in Arlington, 10 said dlstfi I
ON the 9Th day Of Bspss bsF, .. 1879, and that
notice ;. given 70 al p4rsons lntsrsstsd by tho
qualifications u this order IN the Manchester
IouKHAL, . sssspsp.F prHtsi 81 said Msnehsa.
Ter. three wssts saessssyaly, previous 10 said
time Of hsaflsg.
BY the Court
Astsst, EARsEY HOWARD. Jaags.
a true copy Of Record.
iss~ Attest. RAkNEY HOWARD, Jadge.
GHELDON II. TAYLOR's Estate.
~ srlYH or YEHsss1. Dsstriet Of MaBeh ester -
Ia FFshats CeaFt, held at Manchester, wtiEin
ssd Ter sAld DsssFsst on The izh DAY " August
A. .. 1879.
PrsssHt Hes. \. Hsvsfa. Jadgs
The AdEislstsstors kuiiy y. Taylor And
Dwight fAysST, % The estate ofBbsldOh II, Tay0r
late d Eapsst is said disalst asssassA propos-
lag " rsadsT as sesgant Of their administratiob
oa said sststs. Is Il ordered by sald Court that
said 1es0Hnt bs sEaEaansd f0T slOuaGes At a sss-
slsa tesfsf - - hslq ~ hs Ff9ba,s o. hcs -
EsstssT Psasi, Il Manchester. tH sad District %
The tlA day ~ sept. - .. 1879. and that notice
BE givss v ~ Rsfsoas lstSgssts4 by tbs path
aa4lon ~ tkas ssdsF is lks Nash sslsr SgokH4L
SsusDsDsr DglntSa a. sAad Manchester, thtes
sssks sasessasssly, previous y ssd tsDs q
hsAriEF,
Assssl. 4, HOWARD. Jsdgs.
ia. ' ~ Attest /. HOWARD. Jsass.
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yXTAETRD.-Au old fashioned upright clock
Wv mu.t have bron tsorks and be 10 gJS
running ofdeg Alec tsne old tsahlobed srOak :
"tY iu sound condition Any one having the
Above articles ard wishing 20 dIspo~s Of ihsm
wiii IIesse wax tie fact kaGzn b. ssBdiag word
Il the Kdiioe ~ tho J0nKNtL, giving nans nud
place here tbsy eau be sesn. 10
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eesoesn- IL As ipr lhis rcss8a. ADD
with this sa8 d visw. thai called
upos Mr. Tilden aaa offered BIN a
proporuoa q ny stock Al TIE price I
BAD psld Sc d told him Al Tie tine
thas 4 ! va sart aboat ibe decision Of
lie cosn q appeals wosld uot want
him - kaybosy else % 20 10. asd be
uadorstgod The matter That l. The
way be came - get into a. And uow
be hss get BE 81 oo0. 900 ia his pocket
] eabnoi express my disguss for bis
eOnduct don. miad saying. further
mere. that an bow fally prepared 10
believe that Be knew every thiog about
lbose cipher dispatches Remember.
add you may say il 10 the World a.
often a. you please. that nothiog under
heaven would tempt me ever 10 have
any more dealiBgs with Samuel ].
nldeu.
The Times reports an iatersiew with
Tildca. 10 which the latter said there
bad been 90 understanding between
him .ad Field limiting the discretion Of
either 10 regard 70 The disposition Of
stock 10 the elevated roads tie had
sold because be wished TO bring bic
Investments within reasonable limits.
Ia order that he might enjoy undlsturb-
81 rest this summer he sold when be
did because the market was then good
He sllI has very large interest 10
bonds and moderate interest IN
stoke lie had bad too little power
Ia lbe company ia proportion 10 the
magnitude Of his interests tor either
eomtort ~ safety tie had seut word
a. the company just before Fields De.
pafture Tor Europe that he would sell
his stock il a certain director were not
made director OF the new company,
aud bis wish was disregarded He
had not avoided Field since that gen.
tlenan's return from Europe
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BENNINGTON CKETEE PARs0sl0E.
II gives me pleasure 10 recommend Nj. An.
thony Seminary 10 those who are seeking .
boarding school for youth. There 10, In my
Judgment seldom ~ be found elsewhere 40 cap
able instruction. Tho care exercised over the
morals aud habits " tho students IL faithfsi,
constant aud Christian; and the standard in.
culeated pure aud elevated. The locality itssif
is unsurpassed for healthfunSss, beauty Of
scenery, aud retirement from temptation The
school richly deserves, aud trust will 0stin.
ne 10 receive, liberal patronage,
REv. ISAAC JENNINGS
TAor, June 4tb, 1879
II Is no smEll praise 20 the Principal Of the Mt
Anthony Seminary tMr. O. w. YAtesl that be
has conducted u for nearly quarter Of csn.
tury, holding still the respect aud appreciation
learn That he is making arrangements To widsn
attractions. Accustomed TO passing my sua-
mers in Bennington, ! can safely say that the
region IL heaithful and 80 beautiful ~ 10 fores
the admiration Of every visitor.
FREDERICK @, CLARK, DID.
MIDDLEnURY COLLEGE, w., May Goth, 1879.
Prof. Gro W. YATES
Ny Dear Sir II gives me great plsasprs 10 cay
that, IN my opinion, you can not hud = man, ell
told better quAlfed 20 work with YOU IA yuuf
school for humber Of years than Mr. Wm. II /.
shaw hope you will engage his services, and
If 80 shall be sure torefef TO Mt. Anthony Fem.
mary as well manned, Youis truly,
ca HuLBERT,
Pre- Middlebury COLLEGE.
Bennington, Vt. July 18th, 1879 PEE
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MT. ANTHONY SEMINARY.
A Family Boarding School for Boys.
Ar BENNINGTON CESFsR, VI,

GEO. ". YATES, A. NJ, pa...
VIM, II. SHAW, A. b., iiH''pA"
Koit Rchool.yem will Commence ON Tuesday,
September "a, 1879.
The school enters upon its twenty fourth year.
under tho same principal, with improved facli
ties aud management. Boys lifted for ooilsgA or
business. Dull or backward boys surely broaght
forward. Prioos 10 suit the times. bsnd for
circular.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-28
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-08-28
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true copy Of Record.
aew Attest, HAENEY HOWARD, Judge
SHELDON II. TAYLOR's Estate.

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