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tsublic-No. III
An Act to provide for the printing of the annual re
port Of tue Banks of the United States.

An Act to provide for the printing Of the annual re-
port Of the Banks of the United States.
Be IL enacted 6ytie Senate and House Of Representa-
tiUss Of The United Mates Of 4merica 'a Congress assem-
bed That it shall be the duty of the Secretary OF the
the United States to be completed at as early day
before the first Monday in October in eaeh-year as is
practicable.
Sec. q Ind BE- ID further enacted, That when COM
peted in the course of its progress towards compile
ton, if that will give dispatch to the business the work
ry shall be COMMENCED and the whole shall be printed
and ready for delivery on before the first day Of De-
ceber next ensuing the close of the year TO which the
report relates
Sec. s. 4ad Be Al further enacted, That, until Con-
gres shall otherwise direct the Secretary OF the Treas
ury shall cause to be printed five thousand copies OF
said report for the use of Congress and the Treasury
Department
Approved, January so, 1865.
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L. Col. Forney advocates stump speak
ing in the army to cheer THE soldiers. Good
food and prompt pay would be more accept
able.
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STATE OF VERMONT, District of Rut-
Clsnd S. The Probate Court for the District of Rut
land.
To ell persons whom it may concern
GREETING:
Marshall W. Grover, guardian Of Vincen W. Gro
yer and Elliot NJ. Grover minors and heirs OF Eliza
Grover late of Clarendon III said district, deceased
represents said probate that his said wards
owners of reversionary interest in certain piece of
land lid Clarendon, formerly derived by said Eliza
from VIM CrossHan, late of said Car ndon, dece sed ;
that il will be beneficial his said wards TO sell their
interest in said real estate and put the at in
erest otherwise inve it, and has made application
to said Probate Court for license 10 make such SALE
Therefore,
By the authority Of the State of Vermont, You
hereby notified appear before said Probate Court al
the Probate Office in Rutland, III said district, the
fifth Tuesday of March, A. D. 1868, to show cause,
if any you have, why said license should not pe gram
ted.
Dated at Rutland in said district, this 18th day of
| II:Sw JAMES BROWN Register.
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EARM EOR SALE.-Farm of l4O acres

EARM kOR SALE.-Fam of l40 acres.
A situated but mile from Wallngford village is
offered for sale.
saiu Farm is adapted to the raising of grain suit
able for toc Farm. Buildings consist ola two story
house. several bars with good running water at each
barn, and at the house.
There is also fine Sugar Orchard plenty of Wood,
and Fruit on the Farm.
This Farm viii be sold reasonable terms of pay
ment. Price $500
z. s. The undersigned also has several other Farms
prices varying from 49, COO &6OO0 for some of which
other real estate for part of the purchase money
would he taken in exchange.
Apply to the undersigned.
FRANKLIN POST.
Wallingford, Feb. 26, 1868 9dsw sod
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TAVERN STAND AND BARN FOR
Il SALE, situated in Benson village.
Also, one dwelling House.
The Hotel and Barn are in good repair. Possession
given April LIST, 1868.
For particulars enquire of Jonas Reed, Benson Viii
lage. Terms easy.
JONAS REED.
Benson, Feb "a 9d&wtf
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

I HOICE MERINO SHEEP FOR SALE.
~ will offer for sale for 80 days. 25 so, 100 extra
Merino Ewes, with the privilege of selection from
well bred flock.
Also, one choice Buck,
The above viii be sold at prices below what being
paid daily, and those wishing TO few choice
Sheep to start flock with can here find them and
leet what they like
Apply 10 the undersigned at Wallingford.
FRANKLIN POST.
Walungford, w. Feb. 26, 1863 9d&wlm
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF VERMONT, District of Fair
~ haven, The Probate Court for the District of
Farhaven.
To all persons interested in the estate of Zamon
Whitlock late of Hubbardton, in said district
ed. GREETING:
hereby notified appear before the said Probate Court
at the Probate Office in Csstleton, in said district,
the 3Gh day of March, A. D. 1868, TO show cause, if
any you have, why the account of Isaac I. Wright,
late of Castleton in said district do ceased formerly
administrator pendente lte'' of the estate said
Zalmon Whitlock, deceased, should not be allowed.
Dated Castleton in said district, this 2Sth day
February, A. D., 1868.
10 JOHN HOWE, Register.
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| EAMILY DYE COLORs for DYEINl

FAMILY DYE COL0RS for DIEIAC
Il Silk, Wo5len and Cotton Gr-.ss shawisr So
DRESSES, RIBBONS, GLOVES, BCNNETs.
Hats, Feathers, ks Gloves, ChIGrzus CycI-4s- .r1
all kinds Of Wearing apparel, p
WITH PERFECT FAST t0LO8S-
LIST COLo8s--Back, DgrE EruIE, snuff l--6I-
Light Brozn, Dark Blue, Ll-af L.-s. IEtE G-r.l.
Light Green, EsnE, Purple, Slate EllrI--E s.1Ell'
Dark Dr8b, Light DrGh, Glow Lelt feioU5 OiaI
Magenta SolfaTino Frensh Blue Royal Purple Violet
These Dye Colois cEr y tCT family rs EaFliie
been perfected a. great CZIsree- aital many years o.
study and epcFiTaeut. Tie good sac ready e wear a.
from one to three hours tine. Tie pgcccs r. simple
and any one lcau 20 use the dyes with perfect sac
cess. -
| 30 SAVING OF EIGHTY PER CENT?
II every family there Eil bl found more les q
wearing apparel which could - dyed, Hade 70 loE
well Many aItiees That tg-rul Little Won
soici OF ont Of style. thrown ASIDE. b Ug-ls
short time, II small expense. You have T1f1z
Of shades from the same dye from the ghre.t shade e
the full color, by following The directions On the ln
| Of package.
At every store where thase DYES sold, 5e sr
| samples Of each cciUr, OF SIX and Wool
All who have used the Family bye Colon TTonglIa
them 70 be most useful, econ, nal and perfect alli
Numerous testimonials could Pc gwen from Lales VI
have used these Dye; but L this Clsz Il rs moi require
as is real value ana usefIlness CrC hound u or
trial.
| Manufactured by HOWE & STEVENS, Frin1Es
| ChemistsS25S broadway, Boston.
Foisale BY Druggist and Dealers in evergCiiy ara
/ own. 9.E9n
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lTHE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN
. MISERY IL.st r,lhl.shna . snaLal EuH.lnre

rTHE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN
/ MISERY. Just published in a Sealed Envelope;
Price cents.
Lecture by DR.. Culyerwell, on the Cause and Cure
of sperratorrhosa CONSUMPTION, Mental and Physical
Debility, Nervousness, Epilepsy, Impaired Nutrition
of the Body, Lassitude Weakness OF the Limbs and
the Back, lndis Osition and Incapacty for Study OF
Labor, Dizziness of Apprehension, Loss Of Memory,
Aversion Society, Love of Solitude, 1imdity, Self
Distrust Dizziness, Headache, Affections Of TIE Eyes
Pimples the Face, Involuntary Emissions, and Sex
ual Incapaciy the Consequences Of Youthful lndis-
cretion &c, NC.
This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the above
enumerated often Self-afiicted evils. may be remove
without ciue, and without dangerous surgical op-
eraton and shout be read by every youth and every
ia oughout the land.
Sent under seal to any address, IN plain, scaled en-
velope, On the receipt Of cents, two postage
stamps, by addressing
CHAs. }. c. KLINE s. CO.,
janis ~ BoVer7, New York. Post Office Box 1886
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Public Resolution--No. ST.

dietary Square for free library and reading-room
for soldiers.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Representatives
of the United States Of america IN Congress assembled
That the Secretary of the Interior be and he is hereby
authorized to grant to John A. Fowle and Eda B.
Rumsey the of portion of the land owned by the
United States and known ssJudioiary Square, to
erect thereon free from charge to the United States
suitable building for soldiers free library and read
ing-room for soldiers PIocidea That the same can be
done without prejudice to the public interests and pro-
vided that all expenses shall be borne by said Fowle
and Rumsey and hat all benefits and privileges of
such library and rsadingroom be granted to sold
iers free of charge and that said building be removed
whenever the Secretary Of the Interior shall require the
same to be DONE
Approved, January 49, 1865
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TOWN FARM FOR SALE,

Il The well known Scribner Farm, owned and
occupied Town Farm, situated in Poultney, con-
tanning about three hundred of excellent land,
well wooded and watered, valuable buildings in good
repair apple orchard and two large sugar orchards.
Will be solo for s600U And in connection with it,
il desired, cows hundred and seventy choice
sheep and other stock two hundred sap buckets, sap
pans, farming utensils, &C.
For 1urther particulars inquire of the Selectmen of
Poultney. mar6d2w:w4w
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DECISIONS, BOUNTY, BACK PAY
4 AND EXTRA PAY, procured by
H. @. WOOD, fairhavsn, vt
III have arrangements with parties in VaGh}nston
hat enable me g secure returns With he utnnost
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GREAT ECONOMYr
~ a saw ING OF EIGIIlY IER CENT. =.
ESTABLISHED l7Co.
PETER LoHILTAbD,
SNUFF AND TOBACCO MAAUFAcTUREh
Is & IS CHAMBERS ST,
CFormerly AZ Chamber ST., New York;

Would call the attention Of Dealers & re sTiic-e7
sllis nnsns.faotEFe, viz:
u BROWN SNUFF.
Macaboy, DemieTos.
Fine RapDee Pure YiTg ma,
Coarse Rappee, Aatenii cnes5
American Gentlenan, Copenhagen
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch Honey Dew Scotch.
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Boney DIV Scotch
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scoteh--
Lundyfoot,
R Attention Is called 10 the large Teaue ion II PHI
ces of Pine-Cuf Chewing and Smok To1aoOos, which
will be found Of Superior Quality Il
TOBACCO
sMoKING.-Uong, No I, Nc. ., Eos. & mixed
GRADUATED.
FINE CUT CHEWING p. A. l.. plain, Cav.
endish, or Sweet, Sweet Scented Ofonoco' AN 1oA
Caver dish. 80
SMOKING st Jago. spanish, CANISTER. Imsisa
Ne B.-A circular prizes wal be seat on appa'S1-
ton. H:glg
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SCHOOLS.

HLENWOOD LADIES' SEMINARY
~ retains its full Board of (twelve) Teachers; has in
attendance this aotzter term, than 100 pupils OF
whom IS boarders, and still offers unsurpassed ia
cilites for improvement and pleasant home for young
ladies seeking an education.
Spring Session opens Wednesday. April %, 1863
Apply to HIRAM ORCUTT.
West Brattleboro, VT. 9d&wlm
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IMPORTANT To FARMERS.
BFARpsLEY's PATEST PROCESS
fOl
PURIFYING MAPLE SUGAR.

The chief popularity of this process is that it extracts
from the crude Sugar the Carbonate of Lime, Magne
sia Silica, &c. combined with IT, thus not only render
ing the Sugar CLEANEE AND PURRR but also more
Healthy and removing those substances which cause
Maple Sugar 10 detcrorate in QuaTty short time af-
ter it Is made.
Leading Farmcfs {among Others Gov. Holbrook) in
the South part of the State, where the patent was in
s Of ",11 Manic Sucar and oissses
every other. The Sugar made by il is white and
pure be made by any other process, retaining
its good qualities for any years 1t is also excellent
for cooking purp being free from that unpleasant
flavor common to old Maple Sugar.
Every Farmer who is engaged in the manufacture Of
Sugar should this process. 1t is warranted to give
perfect satisfaction.
INDIVIDUAL RIGHTs FOR SALE BY fIIE suB>cRIBER.
). b. BALDWIN.
Rutland, VT, Feb, 8, 1868. feb24dI&S;w4w
Samples may be seen'and patents obtained of Albert
Landon opposite Central House,
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PA

\. II, EDDY,
Solicitor OF Patent late Agent OF U. s. Patent Oh
Washington, Iunder the act Of 1850 IS State Street
Cpl osite Kjiby Street, Boston.
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SOMETHING NEW FOR G HOIRS,
- SINGING SCHOOLS AND CONVENTIONS.
THE VOICE OF PRAISE a Volume OF Sacred Mu-
sic with new and attractive features rendering il
the most desirable work Of the kind. For the OF
Choir. Singing School, Musical Convention and the
( Home Circle. By EDwARD HAMILTON.
This book of series of TTiennia productions
made to-suppy market arfcially created, but IS the
embodiment Of the best fruits of its author in selection
arrangement and decomposition during period OF thirty
years devoted to Sacred Music.
Special attention is directed TO the tact that this boOE
is printed from large, clear type the object being no
TO- how much could be crowded into Il but hoW well
it could he done. We have therefore, handsome
open page, with but one part on staff except IN iev
Standard well known tunes selected for oongTesatona
Price, 81 single 40 per dozen.
Specimen copies sent by mail, post paid receipt %
OLIVER DiTs N & CO., Publishers,
is:wly S7 Washington street. Boston.
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY. For the
~ speedy and permaaenti cure Of
GoNoRRHEA. GLEET, URETHRAL DISCHARGES,
Seminal Weakness Nightly Emissions, Incontinence,
Genital Debility and Irritability, Gravel,
STRUCTURE AND AFFECTIONS or THE KIDNEYS AL
which has been used by upwards OF
ONE INBRED HYSICTA Ms,
in their private practice with entire superced
ing cubeb copaiba, Capsules or any compound hthef'
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
are s,eedy in action often affecting in few
ays, a2s pe from yese
harmless the SYSTEM and nauseate the stom-
acb mpregnate the breath and being sugar coated
avoided. No change of diet is
essary whilst using them. Nor does their action inter-
with business pursuits. Each box contains siy
dozen pills Price dollar.
DR.. BeL's TREATISE Seminal Weakness,
Self Abuse, Gonorrhea, elect, &c, pamphlet of so
pages containing important advice TO the afflicted
free. Six cents required to pay postage.
DIR. BELLS GREEN BOOK,
complete treatise GonorThea, elect, Structure,
syphilis, &C., in all the various stages with 81 Prescri-
tons English adapted for self treatments without the
aid of Physician
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
The Pills Books will be sent from obserya-
ton by mail, post paid, receipt Of the money by
j. BRYAN, Rochester, N. "
or any Advertised Agent.
For sale in Rutland, VT, by Pond Morse, and
evils & Fox. In Brandon, VT, by Case Lyon
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-The I'M
" dersigned having been appointed by the Hon. Pro-
bate Court for the District of Rutland, Commissioners
to receive. examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands of all persons against the estate of Alvin NJ.
Jackson, late Of Mt Holly in said district deceased
hereby give notice that will meet for the purpose
examining and allowing said claims at tho residence
of William Jackson, in said Mt. Holly, the last
Mondays in March and une next, from O'Clock p NJ.
until o'clock r. NJ, each of said days, and that
six months from the 29th day of December A. D. 1852,
is the time limited by SAID Cout tor said creditors 10
present their said claims for examination and al
lowance.
Dated at Mt. Holly, VT, this goth day of February,
A. D. 1868.
NELSON A. HoLTON. co,,,..
10 JOHN B. FARRAR, NVn' ~
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ID. NERDER & co.

PUY YOUR FLOUR OF d. YERDER
II CO., if you want 10 buy a good article We
think know what good Flour is; why shouldn't we
We buy Flour than any other firm in Rutland
County. Buy barrel, and we think shall be
of selling you the next.
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~ designed having been appoI ted by the Hon Pro-
bate Court for the District OF Rutland Commission
.ers receive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands of all PERSONS against the estate of Ezur Hop
kns late of Wangford in said district deceased, hre
by give notice that we will meet for the purpose of
Nicholas Cook, Jr, in wallineford, the first Mon
days Of April and July next, from l O'Clock until
O'Clock p NJ each of said days, and that six months
from the Sd of February, a. D., 1867 is the time
limited BY said for said creditors TO present their
said claims to for examination and al owance.
Dated at Wallng ford, VT this 2Sth day of Febru-
airy, A, D., 1868.
JOEL CROFT, com,rs.
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pUCKWHEAT FLOUR.-A very nice ar
- ticle for sale by
d. VERDER & CO.,
Merchants Row, near the Depot, Rutland, VT.
GIGARS.-A large assortment from So Il
" $50 per M. at
oct29d&wly ID. VERDER & &C.
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T IBERATION.- This certifes that | have
l. this day given to my son. Wesley Martin, his time
during the remainder of his minority, and shall here
after claim of his wages pay any debts of his
contracting after this date.
DANIEL MARTIN.
Mountholly, Feb Is, 1868. *S:wSw
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES

J. TELLER, NJ D.
marl6:d&wIy No. 5, Beaver st.est, .Albany, n. Y.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-01-02
Tsse Queen Of Spain az, the s-Hznn.

We take the following paragraphs from
full report OF the speech of Queen isa-
bella, Of Spain, at the opening Of Tie
COrteS:
My relation, with foreign powers cor
tinue to be friendly hope for satistac-
tory conclusion OF the difficulties that the
disagreement OF the plenipotentiaries in
Mexico has opposed to the execution OF the
Treaty Of London. The unexpected OBJ
stacles which have prevented that execu-
ton have not changed the desire feel ttoi'
the accomplishment OF it and the realiza-
ton of the desire upon which it was based.
At the proper time will also present 20
you the communications respecting the
grave events which have happened on the
coast of Cuba; and | feel confident that
those events will not change the excellent
relations which [ maintain with the United
States Government Our colonies are
every day becoming more fiourishing in
spite of the injury that the American war
intlicts upon their commerce and their
production. Their distance from the pen
insula increases my solitude in their behalf.
In their government and administration
reforms are wanted destined, in accord
ance with the example of my august an
cestors, to make one nation OF all SpariarCs
in every country in the world.
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Serious Charges Against IA Congress.
man.

The Albany Ere0ing J>2nM quotes the
following paragraph from the Cincinnati
Gazette, and accompanies it with the CON-
ments appended:
''Certain New York members OF Con-
gress are said to have been detected in re-
celvlng fees for procuring commissions in
the army, in one case charging as high as
four hundred dollars for their services in
procuring single commission for & low
grade"
We have heard similar rumors and they
point 70 the Hon. Alfred Ely, Representa-
tive in Congress from the Monroe District
in this State. A case like this is stated
y young gentleman from his district was
an applicant for a position in the Navy.
The application was pressed for some time
but without apparent success, when Mr.
Ely informed the young man that there
was another applicant for the place, who
could De bought off for $3.50 This amount
was handed over to the member, and the
commission was soon after secured Sub
sequently, rs the story goes, it was ascer-
tanned that there was not only no other ap-
plicant in the way, bat that Mr. Ely had
the commission in his pocket when he bar
gained for the $500
Several other cases, OF similar charac-
ter, are being brought 10 light.
One OF Mr.. Ely's brokers-one Brown
of Eochester-is an applicant for Paymas-
ter in the Navy. This position, requiring
the highest integrity, is TO be secured for
the applicant, ifposoib!e, to reward him for
Ills past services in behalf OF this ''venal
Congressman Like master. Ike man"
Is an Old adage; and the community in
which both "master" ana - maa" live, do
them both injustice il either Of them are
proper persons 20 occupy the responsible
position OF PaymaSter in the Navy.
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Pulpit Profanity.

y respected friend and brother writes
as follows: 1.-The irreverent use of the
Names of God by some of our ministers
is much more common than you are aware
of. Those who do thus, belong to class
:ef men YOU do not have the opportunity
:of Hearing preach. But they are in the
regular work, and they are not aware that
70 use the aane of God one hundred times
in i seltIlOi where the discourse would not
legitimately require it more than twenty
five times is all wrong. They use such ex-
pressions, as Ia God Almighty's world,
and other similar expressions, as really
pretty, thinking to givet emphasis to wha
they say. [ feel that the frequent and ir-
reverent use of the name of God in preach
ing is calculated to remOre that sacredness
that belongs to the name of the Deity :;
and when that sacredneSs is gone, the idle
use of his name becomes common"
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Intercourse With Superior People.

1t is the great event of life to find, and
know, and love a superior person; to find
character that pre-fgures heaven and the
saints on earth Such one is left alone
as the gods are. In all the superior per-
sons | have met, | notice directness, sim
plicity, truth spoken more truly, as every
thing like obstruction and malformation
had been trained away. What have they
to conceal? What have they to exhibit ?
Between simple and noble persons there is
always perfect understanding. They re-
cognize at sight and meet on better ground
than the talents or skill they chance to
possess, namely on their sincerity
Emerson.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-01-02
Gov. SeymOur's Message

At Democratic jubilee at Jamaica
Long Island, recently, Hon. DAVID X.
FLOYD JONES, Lieutenant Governor elect.
made speech, in the course of which he
said:
l know, my friends, you are all anxious
and DESTROYS of knowing what will be the
views OF the Governor in his forthcoming
message. l had an interview with him
some few days since, and we had con-
versatlon upon this subject He had not
then written single word of his message.
tie was about commencing it. But from
what learned from him in reference to
what would be its tenor, and without being
authorized to speak in detail in reference
to it, l may be permitted to say thus
much: Whilst it will give no encourage
ment to rebellion, it will indulge in nothing
calculated to produce increased and need
less evaporation on the part of the South.
1t will evince concliatory policy, not en-
cOuraglng disgraceful attempts at compro-
mise, but only with the view of obtaining
an early and honorable peace, bringing
those engaged in rebellion back to their
allegiance, and effecting q restoration of
the old Union, with all the constitutional
guarantees of the rights of every section
thereof. 1t will exhibit it's distinguished
author in the unmstakable light of wise
and far-seeing statesman. and a patriotic
and loyal citizen