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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14

CAUTION TO BoYs.-A lad by the name of
Richard Cole, Of Marbehead, died last week,
from the bursting of blood vessel. On
Thanksgiving day, in attempting to sustain
himself upon his hands, with the body in an
inverted position-after the manner of circus
perlormers-the accident occurred. The per-
Torrance of this feat is common with boys,
but it is attended with great danger This
is not the first instance in which the loss of
life has been the consequence.-SalemO obs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14

OMo.--Gov Shaunon's late Message to
the legislature of tbs State is rather bitter
pill to the loco foco Democrats, as he talks like
a sound practical man about the currency and
the banks Some Of tlc administration papers
openly condemn it as unworthy democratic
governor.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14

A DENTISTS BuL.-John Turner recently
brough, his action Of account for services in
the Dentist line against Alfred Seton, before
the Court of Common Pleas, in the city of
New York. The following is a transcript of
the plaintiff S account for the services, which
appeared to have been performed in the Defen-
dant's family, all in one day.
Cutting out decays from yonr son mas
ter Seton's teeth. 90 90
Cleaning his teeth, extracting 3 teeth and
teeth brushes, 0 90
Cutting out 10 decays and filings for
your daughter, Miss Seton so 90
lllng TWO leBLI, uUu DIus'rvI rJt ~.
Cutting out decays and filings FOX your
daughter Misl Seton, 30 90
Filling two teeth do. 9 90
Cutting out decay, and filing for your
daughter, Miss Seton. 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14

Prize Essay.-We learn with pleasure from
the last number Of the Common School Jour
nal, that the premium Of $500, offered by the
American Institute of Instruction, for the
e best essay on a system Of education best a.
dapted % Common Schools Of our country
has been awarded by the committee, 10 Tho
mas H. Palmer, OF Piusford, m tins county
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14

4 Dark Deed.-No political party measure
has taken place for many years which has
created more sensation and apparent indigna-
ZION lhroughou, the country than the rejection
% the regularly elected New Jersey delegates
from their seals IN Congress. Il is seriously
coaiendoi that 'h7' state Is no longer legal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14
PSALM NINETY.FIRsT

on bles, the man whose heart is fixed
On Gods eternal throne;
Who dwclle,h in The secret place
Whore the Most High IS known;
The Lord will magnify his grace,
HIS richest mercy shed,
And pour the heavenly spirit down,
Like dew upon his head
HIS wings a sure pavilion round,
Shall guard him as he goes
His shadow an Almighty shield,
Proiec, him from his foes
Loves banner shall be over him,
AMI wave with endless charms
And underneath, a firm support,
The everlasting arms
No pcsalence in darkness dressed,
Norauow in lis fight;
No des0laiing plague by day,
No terror dread by night;
Nor FIRE, nor sword, nor fowler's snare
Shall harm the faithful soul;
For angel hl1lB shlu bear him up,
lnhur ia lhelr control
Thousands may perish at his side,
Ten thousand at his hand;
Secure amid devouring death,
IN Jfsus he may stand;
And while the wicked leave their clay,
To reap dread reward,
Rejoicing, he may lift his head,
And glory in the Lord.
lie calls Con heareth; and his arm
Is forth ouisiretched to save
lie dies, he wakes, and lives again,
Triumphant DER the grave
Upwards he wings his joyous flight;
Angels their voices raise;
Fsr open Nv the heavenly doors
Lo0d bursts the song or praise
Great God, thy mercy shew 10 us,
And grant us each thy grace;
That in thy light we may rejoice
Bcholdinq face to face:
That m communion with the Lord
Our life may blessed he;
And diving. death may be our gain,
In that we die TO thee
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14
Correspondence Of the Jouru,l Of Commerce.
va ,hinptoa, wednesday, Dec. Is.

The Secretary OF the Treasury sen, in his
annual Report on the state OF the Finances
yesterday. II is dooumen, Of unusual inter-
est, and at this juncture, will be very general
ly read by all business men.
The Report commences 10y stating that mot
outstanding the embarrassmonts of the pres
en-, year, the revenues Of the General Govern
meni have been increased, the expenditures
diminished, aud most of the. Treasury notes
redeemed"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14
RUTLAND, WI. TUESDAY, JAN. IA, $40.

member OF the conied,sacy, and that the great
federal compact is now null and void.
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slI9 90

Dscisio1.--The defendant having demured
to the charges as exorbitant, rendered one half
the amount-kepi tie tender good, and recov-
cred his costs.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14
EASTERN AFFAIRS.

Mehcmii Ali has surrendered the Turkish
fleet, which is said TO be en- route for Cons,an-
tinople. The five Powers have agreed upon
some sort of settlement, the character OF
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14

ter Prince Albert passed IN Italy, on his return
when he re-cn,ercd his apartments, the FIRST
object which struck his eyes was the recently
finished portrait of Her Majesty, arrayed in
the robes and Jewels Of the official costume,
worn at the frs, dissolution OF the British Par
lament it was Il most agreeable surprise,
the Prince not having been previously inform
cd of this present, directed, during his solourn
at Vienna, by her Majesty TO Coburg. Onthe
10Th OF October. 1899, hc and his elder brother
the hereditary Prince Ernest OF Saxe-Coburg,
arrived on a visit to her Majesty, at Bucking-
ham Palace - london pgDer
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14
Repenue and Means for 1899.

The balance in the Treasury on tho LIST Of
January, 1899. which would be considered a.
valuable for general purposes was 80 ,4G6,96l.
The receipts from Customs. the first three
quarters, as appearing by the Registers books
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-01-14

ed last year IN Treasury Notes, but not carrie'
on his books till 1889.
Receipts from lands the frs, three
quarters, including some collect
ed last year in treasury notes, s5,ll7,2s,
Miscellaneous receipts, I25,2o
Estimated receipts for the ithquar-
ter from all those sources, $500, 90,
Receipts on some of the debts a
gainst Banks not available. on
the LIST January 1899, but since
paid I,sa2,es,
From the Sd issue oftreasury notes
under the act of March ., 1929, 3,s57,27,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-07

Sh,ptoreck -Sldres set free by British authorities
The lust Richmond Compiler states that letter
from Captain Chaitn, Of the schooner Hermosu,
dated at Nassau, N. p. October 29th, announces
the wreckng of his vessel. She struck on a reef
OF rocks near the East end of the Island of Abaco,
on the night Of tho 18th of October, the wind
blowing fresh at the time, after run of four days
aud half from Cape Henry. She was bound
from Richmond to New Orleans, with cargo of
slaves, (47 in nurnber) aud toblcco. She bIged
Immediately, and is total loss.
The crew and slaves made their escape to the
island, where the slaves were taken possession of
by the civil authorities, and after being taken to
Nassau, New Providence, Ohe capital Of the Ba-
hama Isles,) were set at liberty by the Governor.
The wreckers had saved part of the tobacco in a
damaged state. The entire cargo was insured. -
The slaves belonged to Messrs. Lumpkn 81 Co.
of Richmond, and their liberation we suppose will
form another troublesome question for our minis
ter ut the Court of ST. james to seiile.
The captain reports the loss, on the same night,
near the wreck Of the llermosa, of the ship Wei
Gngtou, of Bath Me.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-07

Laying Pipe. The iederaliss are trying very
hard 10 stigmatise the victorious democracy of
our country, by the nppeoton of the pipe layers.
This t. lone on the authority o. the enormous
fraud concocted by the New York Office holders.
But let us see how the matter stands. The Gro
ton water works for supplying the city OF New
York with water, are not quite half finished, and
will not reach the city in two years. Nowt-
standing this, the federal Common Council of
New York, just before the recent election, intro
duced hundreds of uborers into the different
wards, TO open the ground for the purpose Of tay-
ing the pipe, which will not be needed for two
yaars, and this done at double the expense
which the Water Commissioners estimated it at
All these men voted ut the election, and thus
they iaid pipe in the city to the umouut of 1900
minority !-Haris6urg Tel.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-07
MERCHANDISE TRAINS

wall leave the Freight Depot at Chalestown .and
IA stua, every nnornipg. tsundsys e:cep'@"}
All goods 10 belranspor ed on The Rad Road going
a5o,o Lowell must be sent 10 the Company Freight
Depot, Charleslown, AT The end Of Warren Bridge
GoUds to be forwarded by The morning rain must
be 10 the Depot early as the evening before.
The Company haviRg provided large and comno'
dIous Store Houses both at Nashua and Charles
iowa, and having completed thelr arrangements for
The Transportation Of Merchandise, give notice that
they are now prepared 10 transport all Goods aud
CoaHtry Produce which may be Forwarded 10 their
Depos, and for this purpose have furnished safe aud
covered which will perfectly secure goods from
damage. aad careful and experieoced men 10 tax o
charge of tn Transportation Busness at the Depots
and TO accompany the goods over the road
| The Company, determined not only TO occommo
date the public but TO extend every facility in their
pow, =, both 20 Teamsters and Merchants, have 6x.
cd upon The following rates OF Freight;
$3.50 per ton each way bctween Nashua and
Charlestown.
100 per ton eara way belweenNa shua and Low
ell
All Regular Transfers running 70 the cars will be
carried over the road between Nashua and Charles.
own each way, Tree of expense.
cNSLOW STEARNs, Supt.
Nashua, Dec. I, 1910. 81
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DEATHS.

In Mddescx 18th slt James K. son OF R. S. Graves,
aged l6 monhs the 18th, Dorothea Maria dau sher Of
X. S. Graves, aged years.
In this village, on the 23d inst E. M Spear, soa Of E.
B. Spear, aged Is. weeks-of whoopng cou gh
In Portage, Alcgahsny Co. N. Y. of consumpt ion, on
the Esd of August last Mrs. Perss, wfo Of Mr.. Jabez
Hinckey formerly of Royalton.
AT Grand Detour, Ill. the 25th Oct last, Erastus D.
Hubbel, Esq. formerly Of Johnson VT aged So years.
In Lowell, on tho 9th u Mr. Jonathan Powers in the
S3l year ofhis age, revolutionary soldier
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-07
BRANDON IRON COMPANY.

IA OF STOVES aud Iron Ware. from this well
known and long approved furnace, comprising Co.
nant' Patent Cook Stove, thick p'ucsl Commits
Pa,en Improved, sizes, Rotary Cook Stove, A sizes,
Vermont Cook, sizes, Yankse Notion, with lar.
mace, 2 sizes. Conanps Elevated Rotary, d cidedIy
preferable TO all The late improvements in Cooking
stoves. Call and see.
Box Stoves of all sizes, Vermont Parlors, sizes,
Potash and Caldron Kettles. he has also supply
OF Canada Box Stoves, Franklin and Fancy Parlor
Stoves, New York and Albany patterns. Also,
TiLDEN'S PATENT COOKING STOVE.
Rnssia and English iron stove pipe, tin and cope
ware, Lead Pipe, Copper Pumps, Sheet Zinc, &c.
all at the lowest prices.
Montpelier, Oct Is, $40.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-07

am and after Wednesday, April LIST, 1910, the
W Passenger Trains will run ae folls.s:
Leave the Depot OF the Lowell road in
' BostoR at7 IL and II i-2 A n, and p nj.
Nashua at Sd A, Nj. 10 M. and "a p, M
Lowell at s 3 4 N, 10 Sd, and 81 Pm
or Immediately Oh the arrival OF the from Bes-
ton.
WAY PASSENGERS
taken and left at Tying boro' and North Chelmsford.
Fare from Nashua TO Lowell 80 cts. From Nashua
TO Boston so.
On the arrival OF thnnars at Nashua, stages leave
Sor all parts of New Hampshire, Vermont, New
York and Canada via Amoskcsg, Cencord, Keene,
Charleston, II. Fl. Windsor, BrauIcborough W. sc.
Books are kept at the Stage Office, Nos and II
Eau st.eet, BOSTON; and the Northern and We
terra Railroad and stage Office in trent OF the De-
pst. Lowell whore seats he secured in any
81 the Coac.e s and correct information obtained re.
.eectins the different -;sge isu;os-
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MARRIAGES.

In Concord, Nov. %, by the Rev. l. Austin, Mr. Daniel
& Huntress of Danyilc, to Miss Sarah Weeks.
In Lteton, N. ii. Thanksgiving day, by w w
Ioveioy Mr. John Pike Of Watefjrd vi to Miss Caroline
Partridge Of Ltlcon after short and agreeable courshp
of eleven years. 4 n. ii. Paper.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-07
GREAT BARGAIN.

M A GKEAT BARGAIN.
w ILL be sold At public auction or Wednesday,
the 30h Bece nber next at 40 O'clock, A, M. the well
ku'wR Tavern Sta i'd, situated in Monpe, tcr Village
coll .An Union House This establishment is so
wcA known threu .houl Vermont, that any paricu.
lar description of il Wi, lo be required, suffice TO
say, that lbcrai will be given for any portion
Of thr purchase money which may not be paid down,
with security upon In premises. Sale 10 take place
at the time sboye mentioned said house. For fur.
Their particulars call on Charles Lyman or J. p, Mil
ser. MentIyucr, Nov tTh 1870
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-07

any now in use, The construction is such that the
heat is evenly applied around the and perfectly
controlled for various purposes Of cOoklng and whel
er for boiling broling, baking, flying, roasting o
toasling they have invariably proved deserving The
h gu Communications bestowed upon them. II is con.
fdenily asserted, that stavc in the market can do
much business with so iile fuel in given space
oil time as Woolson's Improved Patent.
An AIR-TIGHr FUREAcE, for coal or small fuel,
for use has been recently combined with this
stove, in an original manner, so as 10 be used tor
boiling, broilne, baking, ironing, &C. with The smallest
consumption OF fuel and when in does not inter
fcrc with the other operations OF the stove and doe
not cause Inconvenience by giving out heat gas.
AN 1siNG-GLAss Mica door is costructed upon
the fire SIDE, which affords convenience for siin Q
meat, fowls, SC. in more perfect ma than eau
be done in any other way the old fashioned ten foot
FIRE. place not excepted II also affords the eht OF
a cheerful open ire.-The fire room is Of good size
and the operation OF the re is such afford at all
times good supply of Goals Tor broilng &c. 1t is
truly the best FARMERS STOVE in the market.
as thousands will testify in New England than
1000 being now in use. 5000 being made and sold
by the Tyson Furnace last season
HAYWOOD'S COOKING STOVE,
with boilers uniting all the good qualities oil the
Strickland, Farmers and other stoves of this ella IS,
and is much esteemed by those who nse them.
TILDEN'S ELEVATED OVEN COOKING
STOVE. HAYWARD e. FISHERS PATENT
DO. DO, very neat pattern witt four boilers, en-.
bracing all the good qualities Of small stove.
Reverliable fiue premian, Badger aid several other
patterns Cooking Sioses, Harp Parors, new and
beautiful pattern Vermont PAIL RS, TOUR sizes, tf
which is added engraved arch instead OF The gal-
lows pipe. Woolson Parlours, Box six plat
stoves, from 6 INCHES 10 Jour feet in lcng h.
CAULDRON KETTLES, HOLLOW WARE,
and a variety oil CASTINGS usually made al cupoli
or blast furnaces; all of which are made from The
best quality oiIron, and will be warrsn-
ted 10 stand fire.
STOVE PIPE, COPPER AND TIN WARE
kept constant, hand and manufactured 10 order
Stove Dealers and others suppct on tho fay or
able terms. Persons wishing stoves Tor their owl
use are particularly invited 10 call. fCSl owes war
rahtcd 10 suit purchasers.
AARON HAVEN, Agent
Montpelier Nov, 90 1910. 79f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-07

Brighton Market Nou. 80. AT market $50 beef
cattle, 375 stores, 5000 sheep, us swine. Prices
beef same as last week. Sheep, dull ,25 to
2,37. Swine 3 to "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-07

STATIONARYSAue excellent assortment on hand
Cconsisng Of Letter Paper Of various kinds and coiors
cap and pot Paper Billet Paper Drawing Paper Bristol
Board Tissue Paper Visiting Cards Conversation Cards.
QuIls Drawing Pcncs Water Colok Sealing Wax
rod black and var,gated Waters Of all kinds and sizes
Payson's Indelble Ink Maynard and Noye's celebrated
black wiring Ink Stephens blue Fluid and others Ink
Stands Sand Boxes If various sizes both and box
wood large assortment Paper Folders Steel Pen Ho-
Notice and other Seals Letter Stamps; Toy Paints
for children Wafer Boxes Pencil Loads; Carmine Mez-
Sancers Toy Books for children Of the neaest and
prcttest kinds and many other articles too numerous to
mention We hive large supply e most Of the above
cles, which we will sell IN very low terms.
WALTON AND SONS.
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NEW GEOGRAPHY
AND ATLAS.

ENOR Schools, Academies aud Families. This IL
l. decidedly one Of the best school Biographies
tina has been offered 10 the public. We would re.
specially call the attention Of teachers 10 this book.
large supply received and Tor sale BY the dozen
single, by L. P. WALTON SONS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-07

eyed to take it direct from the quarries, and OF
diminished price, equal at least, to the amount of
freight from the quarres to the place Of exporta-
tiOu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-07

BANCROFT & RIKER have on hand tons of assor
ID ted Horse Nail Reds, do assorted Shoe Shapes do
Swcdes Steel do Sweeds Iron assorted Sizes do Eng
lsh Iron, assorted Sizes 90 do Nails assorted szes do
Round Iron assorted Sizes Toecork Steel Cast Steel
which viii be sold cheap or'cash approved credit.
Montpelier, Dec. 5, 1916 stiff
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-07

Consumption and Liver complaint As general
remedy for these diseases, am fully satisfied, i,om
long experience, there is no mecicinc equal TO De.
Taylor's Basam of Lverwort. Being purely ,ege-
table, il con be used with the utmost safety by all
persons in every condition. 1t ceansos the lungs by
cxpectoration, relieves difficult breahn and seems
TO heal The chest. There he no question, but
this medicine is n certain cure for chronic coughs
and colds have used it for four years in my prac
tlcc, and always with success.
A. +. ROGERS, NJ. d.
Consumpiion!-The following remarks taken
from The last number OF The Medical Magazine;
1.-THE surprising effect produced b. DR.. Tayor's
BALKAN OF LiverworI, in consumplive cases, cannot
fail exciting deep and thrilling interest Throughout,
the world. We have 80 long believed this disease
[consumponl i,curabo, That it is difficult 10 credit
our senses when We see persons evidently consnmp.
tive, restored 10 health. Yet this is fact Of daily
occurrence; how then we question the yirine OF
the above medicine2 In our next, we shall be more
explicit meantime we hope physicians will make
trial OF this medicine and report its effects 10 us,"
Observe! Buy only that whiehi is made at the Old
Office, 375 Bowery, N. Y. and which is sold by
agents, e. II. PIeniiss and Silas Burbank Jun.
Montpelier.
Useful information may be obtained from Circu-
lars and certificates in the hands Of agents.-Price
81 per bottle. 70 6no
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BRoADCLoTHs, CAssIMEREs AND
VEGTUNGgI

DUFUS II. RIKER, [DasSer and Tailor
state street, opposite the bank, at The old stand
Of ]. Rker & Son, has received from New York a
good and Fashionable assortment of Broad Cloths,
Cassimoros and Vestines. Embracing super blk q,
blue, brown and olive green Broadclolhs, super black
Doc Skin Cashmere, do. sup. black double mlIed
and drub Cashmere, black Satin and Velvet YES
tngs do. plain aud figured Satns, MarsaiIlos, Va.
lencia end Wors,ed blue, brown and drab Beaver
and Pilot Cloths; Over Goats; trimmings of all kinds;
silk cord for coats and suttouis bindings; surg.s !;
Silrcia Bpmbazines Silk; Twist Marshall's linen
Thread, all colors and numbers; fg'd SAITH velvet
Buttons do Listing, do guilt, do. brocadc and twist
RuiIona SUspcndcts, Bosonls, Collars, Drilled Eyed
Needles, inch Measures, &C. &c. Garments wcll
made and in the most fashionable STYLE Cutting
done lot others TO make and warranted 10 t at short
notice. Gentlemen wishing for fashionable gar.
mens are respectfully invited TO call the old stand
opposite the Bank
N. &. The Fail and Winter Fashions for Is4O-I
received.
Montpelier, Nov. 1910. so GIN
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FOR SALE

A.. FOR SALE.
YIN reasonable terms the extensive Tannrry in the village
IF Caseton. There other establishments n the kind
in the town plentiful supply Of bark easily be pro-
cured and the cattle slaughtered the neighbothood
furnish good many hides ZIMRI HOWE.
Castleton, Nov. 81 1910. Sit
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ID and Langdons invite those who wish for good Cloths
erycheap call and examine their extensive
mcnt. Sept %, On
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AND LIVER COMPLAIN
DR.. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OF LIVERWORT.

IN AS been used successfully for eight years in
h n the cure OF these Diseases. Remember, the
original and genulneis made only at 375 Bowery,
N. Y. All others arespuIious and unauthorized
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NOTICE is hereby gwen that / -eHquish to my sen
IN Mnot M his time durIn the Of his minor-
ty and therefore shall not claim his earnings be
cuuniablc ibr any If his contracts. DANIEL HARRIS.
w arcesler, Sept Sd lS4D 81 3w
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N lew FRI

IN NEW FIRM.
i HI undersigned have taken ID A. PARTRIDGE into
partnership with them, and the Hating and Fur Business
will hereafter be transacted under the firm of BADGER,
PARTRIDGE AND CO. at The old stand 81
J. E BADGER,
Montpelier Dec I, 1910. D. PARTRIDGE.
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BANK OF MONTPELIEE.

THE Books Tor receiving subscriptions the capital
stock IN the Bank of Montpelier win be opened at the
House Of Mahlon Cotri in Montpelier on tho LIST Mon
day OF January ls4l and will continue open from 10 to
O'Clock each day Sundays excepted for space days
COMMISSION
AUGUSTINE CLARKE, JAMES r, LANC; DON,
T.. p. JEWETT, LEONARD KEITH,
PAUL DILLINGHAM;, JR., ZENAS WOOD
NEHEMIAH HARVEY.
Montpelier, Nov 20, 1910. 70