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Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
THE STANDING STONE OIL
L COMPANY OF WEST VIRGINIA.
In y, O,00O lhAFo1, q ESQ oaoh,
O''';S no S,:a 's e.: q Pss :aaS: ;u'''
A working ospitAl Of slOo, 900 reserved. Only
O,oOo shares 20 be sold Gt the sub
Aeription price.

The property Of this company sonsi.,s a
the lLtnovn. MARTHA or stindinT stons
tlaot, and contains nom a,bOo 10 S,0O0 AoFes
O. land, In fec simple, nee nom leases, un,
s.,Ss s,..t a,sIssis ?, hroy.ls Standing Stone
and ~ tiba,arles pass through this propsrty,
and " has upon n lawyer amount o. bofina
te.itory than y owned By any other comp any
IN West yirainia. u 10 SITUATED in Wirt soin.
", neaf the celebrated Rsthbons, OF Burning
sprins tract anu 10 extent Of territory 10 nvs
umes EIeater, and 10 considered by ell eHps n.
eneed OIL men familiar with the oil distriet Of
y w,:s q. '1ss quite sSu., % Z no, superior
~ Compsnys piSperty sHtends fFom ths
LITTLE kanAwhA river, near Burning Spring
hnni aofoss the waters Of standing ttons
sresE rs iss,Idsnsa portion of noblB.os,s york
The oreat OIL BIoak, extending hon BIfnIni
sy1ne th!ougHpy standing stone and Retr0-
leum to Horse Neck Wells, AeAr the Ohio
river, And embraces he line Of UgHEAVAL.
The property Of this company has not bean
Dc elopod, for the reason that Il belonged 70
minofpheirs, WIN could not convey uu1[l ihev
q, STAINED , thslr h.JOrity, which The YounsSii
Wells srs being bor,d 90 the sdIolnius
=, Se,ndlns 1s saons tract, oil was arSt diisoTSfSd
On the Dsvsu farm, AdJolpinx, . vail 4.
near this property. ...T-I = =. - :
Thesr lands are hsld In trlGi By J. n. Can.
''iSsR' %s vlTnis ss s'tSa sS1 Il. s-IS hoS g
John ., Cerlils, senator IN ConGrrSs from Vir.
Sinia and wi be ~ them conveyed 70 The
,aIding stone OIL Company iNhsnsysF ths
Eit, @ Ooq IhAIssl shall be iubSsribSd and psid M
'gr Three thoulAnd nlx hundred Iharse n
Ias n, StSss s hAVs siroAdy been SubssEibsa and
... .-.. -
LEn 4 co. dsiI.tc
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
The PUBLIC ENTREE

THE PUBLIC ENTREE
" the Conbtosd Establishment Iuto wash.
ington, VII eh viii take place on
wKDHESDAY MORNING THE cath INST
WIN SurpasS ~ sPlsndOr anything Of the kiud
ever Gesn In this city.
Doors open at u 70 CON nenos 81 ~ o'slOsk.
IS eentS.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
AvoRaoM sALna.

Ave TI0N.eAbRO on CON.
ovAnrnnfi1iTis d1nass ~ orpgon,1
- x-,A Esnzr DIvIsIoH,
WI, ). scsS !, JtT SUsi,6 as'sA sS9s6 e ,e5
highest nlddsn q n.ltinofs, Malylsnd, %
-. IHungpAg, March e, foleI S- !,
ONE HuNDnkD hAREs y ffH T0At,
my ~, 2. ~ .nsm Wen bred and IN ecod eonditioa.
-. THunspA =, march %, isss,
Two HUNDRRD 6AVALRf H0RsRs.
A, ss sns.s not,ss have eeen condemned ~ unit
Fof road and fsfminG puIposei manR aoot
bafgsins mAy Be had. -
Animals sold aineiY,
. sale 70 oommenoa AZ 10 A. N . "a ,y,ii X.
held ~ Phillips oovernmsnt stnhIes. oornes
Of Fremont and Ramsey GtrssIs. -
Iermsi sash, IN united States eurrensy.
JAMES A. EkIN, nreV. nriS, 0sn
~ charge Firs, biViaion, .. n. GO
mhieiN ..# F.s1W
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
AL FFAIRs .

THn DHLTH or POLICEMAN BURoH -
su' sIiatendsut Richards. of tho Metropolitan
Police, Yesterday tssued the following order,
uhien was sent TO the serIeAnts Of the several
DIPAhTAEHr OF METROPOLITAN PoLtcE,
WAsHiEoIoE, March y, 1885.
GeAsyai ordsr. No. IsIi
sKAsEAHT; Ihe mournful duty OF snnoune'
Ing, through you 10 the force, this deeease OF a
brother oneer, 10 again deyoiVed upon the
Superintenfeat.
Rsmsgius BuTeh, Of the Sanitary force, do
pattad 10 life IastsrdAy, the 2fHt inst mt
afteF . short but painful Illneas, leaving .
large eirele Of relatives and fde d. mT.
bursh was . faithful and efloisnt ofioSr,
Always ready and Uillink 70 perform his whole
And uhiIs We bow EubmIssiVely but ssrfow-
iully 70 this dispeusAtion of"Him who dOeth
allthinGs well, - let us be reminded BY this
fourth vacancy In our ranks, made BY death
within the past three months, that sOon our
eeln yili come. While In life, lat un all pre-
pare for death. .-
AZ mark Of respect 70 the memory OF our
deeeAssd d brother OfioeT, . detail Of thirty
men viii be made 20 attend his remains % the
Plses Of burial. The number to be detaiiJ d
h"m your command will be made knOwn 10
you on application ~ Sergeant Reed, At the
C'ntIal once. The detail " II report to Set
Geant CToBia, 81 tbs Seventh Precinct station,
A. al past 9p N, Thursday, March -.
The funeral vii take place from the late
resideno- Of the deceased, No. A64 MAsGAehu-
aettS avenue, between Ftfth and sixth streets.
A.. g RIcHABDs, Superintendent.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
n FF CT iAL.
fHE FIRST coRPS-NoTICE To yETE.
RANR
HEADavAnrERs FiRgT OonPs,l

HEADovARrERs FIRsT ConPl,l
WAsHINaToN, C., Dec. ~, .Nset.
Veterans desiring To enlist In the Ei.'s Army
Oorps should report In person a. the o1ies OF
Colo. y. Johnson, aoIdiers' Rest, Baltimore
and Ohio RAilIosd Depot, Washington, d. c.
Any Veteran, who has served two y,Sars,
has been honorAbly diEshsrsod, and 10 phys !.
Iy'quAlined, may enlist In the Corps Tor ON .,
Two or three years. .....
Those suliIting will receive from the Gov.
sTnmsnt . bouaty OF ssOo a. soon A. they ~ .
mustered IN, and, In addition, tho regular 10 y
StA'm 'menB fross the GOVern msnt, In proportis o
10 the period u enliatmsnt,Ss .0lbsvAI Oboo
Tor one years SoFyIee, one-thlId paid oh sulb y
nsntj 800 for two years service, oAs-thsgd
on snlistmNnti $500 for three yoars' sarVIes,
One-third on enlistment. .INs..r
Thry win be ereditsd 10 the quota Of ths dis.
ttiet In witch thsy OF their families may be
doHdsiled and VIII, therefore, be entitled 10
local bountieB.
Free transportation will bs furnished than
TO Washington BY any Provost Marshal.
The best Arns 10 the possession Of the Gov.
ernment viii be furnished these troops, and
thsy Win be allowed 70 retain thsir arms when
Headquarters Major Gensral Hancock, ia
r street, between Nineteenth aud Twonticth
SiTeSta 90 ..r .H
once Of the Board for the Exam -AAtion Sf
0alssrs-I3rIS. General John n. BROOKE Prssi-
dsnt-IS O street, between Nineteenth and
Twenttsthstroets. we 81. ..r "a,
~ order Of MAJ. Gen. W. 8. Hancock.
FINLEY ANDERSON,
deeSIlu Assistant Adiutant General.
rOAND SHE TIE GpANn pR
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23

GRAND LARCENY Last night, about
eight o'clock, Of1err HA bOuT, of the seventh
piee,not, found two uo@u, named sArah
smi and Lucy JaSkBop, vita trunk. They
were rested an taken TO the Hti0a-hOuse,
and the trunk searched, when u vas found TO
Ing belonginG to Ms. Bennett. The lady was
sent for and Identified the clothing. Sarah
and usy were committed 10 lAu for court By
Justice GlberSon.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23

IEIRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF wAsHISGroN.
II. D. eoQKr, tOI Jay Cooke a %. y rIssi dent.
w.s. BusrIssIoS. CAIbtSr.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
10th a., OPPOSITE THE TnAAsvry pErAnr.
hEEr. ..
Government securities with Tree Iursr uai,sd
stAtss,
WONE hILLIOA DOLJLARs.-EI
Acting in eSnnscHOn with thr, house Of
JAY COOKE CO., m
SPECIAL AGkNTs FOR THE 7.G LOAN,
Wswill MI orders with Pronp tne'S and dis
patch, Showing the regular sonEiiSsion TO
BSuks and BSnkSra.
% A toastAnt supply of the Notes o. hand and
r''dy fOr inA'dl"'' d"nTssy.
We buy and sch ~ siss,S. o, GOVERN.
MRRT sEeURITIEs St current AAEks. rates.
PURKIsH EXCHANGE ard make ooll...
lions on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF
THE UNITED sTATEA
We purchase GOVerhnsnt Vouchers sn the
MOST. "a gORABLE TERMS, and give rAaE.
FuL AND FR0MPT ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS or BUHNETSMEN AsD yIRus,
and to any other buIinsSI satrus!sd to ia.
FULL IMPORTATION Ia regard to GOV.
ERNaESr LOANS At all time. cA,srfulGy |
furnished.
. wa, s. HUETINGToE, Cashier.
wAmROTou, Msrsh -, ISSS. mAal-dtt
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
RY W. l.. MALL q CO.,
ID AuCTfoNEERs.

W, Il. w A Il Il 4 co.
- AuCTfoNEEHs,
HORSE AND CAhRIAgK BAzAAR
AND REPOSITORY,
Rxpressly iof the
SALE OF HORSES,
CARRlAGks STOCK, ks-
% LouisiANA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tsh,h sts., Washington,
AUCTION sALEs EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND sATuRDAE
CASH ADVANCED ON CoNsIGNMRNTs
STORAGE ron CARRIAGRs
HORsEs, CARRIAGES, Ao,,
hsselvOd for PriTSis Sale.
W. L. WALL h co., Austs.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
OUARTERMASTER'iiH- n

" HICEi DnIoT OF WASHIHsToH, WASu-
Al doAlefs r. Drugs, Hardware, Lumber,
isry are requested W send 70 this OnSs, On ihs
MONDAY Of each week, sealed proposal or
list n duplicate, Of the irtlsles IhoV are pre-
P.isd % furnish 10 this dsPo, q short noiiss,
% that, IN eaSo the OAigeneisS Of thS asfViSl
IoquiIO ~ The article Or Articles asn ba oh
tanned without doiAy, and At tho loWSst pFisS.
DeaioFI Wishing 70 sell - this Depot wili 81
required 70 furnish The list punoeuallN OVarV
Monday morning. y. " AUCKEh.
hIig. Gen. and Chief ouAEtaFmAItSF,
IAho n nsDof oi WsshInSt1a
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23

500 REMOVAL 500
TO NEW BuILoIEo,
H 500 q
SEVENTH srRKEr,
JOINING oDDyRLLows' HAIL.
JAGRs 9. ToPHAM q co.
HAVE REMovED
IAsh wsll.known, Old RstabllshaA
TRUNK, sADLERY, HARNKss,
MILITARY EauIPMENr MANuYAcToAY
NsW BUILDING,
e 500H
ssvBNTH BTREHL .
DIRECTLY oPPosITE THK OLD STAND,
Whsts may be round, Of our ewa mAnufas.
tuFe, most eomplsts aasortmenl ef eVery
syis and price Of military and eihaensi
sADDLEs And nRIDLEL
BREAsr coLLARs AND MARTfNaALKs.
ZINE swohD BELTS,
With fophAms Patent aide.
sole MsnufAsturefs Of sssG.f
LArohol1s rArkNf SPURS.
LAN0HoLz's PATENT cuRB AND kosE
'.I'n STRAP. E.#t ID
FoR eALHi urasslb
EwBANUs PATENT sPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, and SILVER PLATE eRuRs
BUFrALo AND FINE wOoLEN noaEs,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETs
ry BITS,
MILITARY AND CITIZENS ..
RIDING AND HARNESS BfTa
IN GREAT vARLsrT.
n BB.S. if,r
PINE DOUBLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
PINE slkSLE CARFIAqE: BuedY, AND
ENpREfs HARNESa : W -
sUILERS sTEoE, YAoorN CART, AND
PLouGH HARNEs5,
HRS. aasstg
COACH, BUGoY, SrA0H,
RIDING, AND WAGON WnIRA
EVkRr STYLE AND PhiCE.
.a uNKB .anos.h
SOLE LEATHEh TlpHKs AND vALIsEa,
IRON FRANK TRUNKS, Nllg
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND vALIoEa,
LAplEg DREss TRuNks AND nokkkT
AAMSvA2lsEs AND pAckiNaTAuNKs,
,he5, Canvas, and Carpet 1raytlinf BAgs,
school sstehsls, and sVsry article IN thsir line
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
tFIOa the ws,Ains,oS chronisls, March ~

tPion the wa,hinGtou Chroniele, March IL
... les5 - -
GERMAN EorEnA.-sErse.blv 70 annon,,..
ment, laat evening WAEnet'G Opera NTann.
hAeset" was presented at Growers Theatre.
Astylo OF untu' p taed mAgE iaoenoa And
eplsndor, everything hsving been Arranged 10
MAKE " oomplefe SucocasI and TIE m, uent
ouibur.te o. -pplause, frt IN ths opSninR over
ture until the llof the u'tain upon the isst
scene, atteited tho popularity tt had acquired
very seldom that "TannhAaaeIn n Q bean
aiven 70 this country, and for the reason that
" rarely happens that sufileient Rumher OF
sruns OF the rroper capabilities can b.
bis d meulty has been happily obTiAtcd by
Mr. Cover. who has now . oomhination
aaAp'ed 70 any Of the works OF the srsAt mas.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23

FAiDAY, BHsh 81,
nENEFIr oT
MADAME BERTHA JoHAEssEN,
wAo win appear fOf the occasion in her ssls-
brated rOis OF
RIOELtO. H.f-
Tioksts for sale al
MEIZEROTrs MUSIC STORE.
sAT.uRDAY, March 9s,
LAST OPERA.
beAta may he secured for Any OF these nI1hts
~ the Box once Of the TheGtre, iTsm nina
o'clock, .. m, o ave O'Clock, y M, AZ The fuI.
BEDUcED PRICES
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR to P.Iquc,to and
Drstu Crele. ~
PA'q,Istte And Dress Circle, seats sneursd,
eteh h...''''''''' ''s..''........,s.....et 90
,.ientsuh.'. '.'''s.s. .'''.sss''.s....,,....e2 %
FAnlly circle. e...........,....,...s,,. eO
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
Rem EN- RRi
H 500 a
!, sEvENT sTREKTa
NOTICE no oFFIoRRs AND

NOTICE TO oFFIoRRs AND
AsaisrAHT q. N. oVPIcH,
DEHoT OF WasnInoToh,
No. ~ y, HEAn 9ist sTnEIT,
WAsHiHoTonl y. o., mhfoh Z, iee1)
Iha sttsnllon Of oiheers and salis.ea NEE,
sTty Stored IN ths oovsFnmSnt warehouses
eonnoetsd with this depot. Nqo ri
Ths Government requires the space occupied
hy said properly iOf tho SlsSis of thoss HOW IL
the service. W ....| -
A dssaription OF sash srtisls should b Given,
with the name, company, regiment. oF other
marks, Aseomp inied by an oath % anlrmatioa,
showing that ths slAiinant e The authorised
The goods wIll be forwarded 20 ths address
Of the persons 90 onti led q Ne UHpo1ao.
All ol the AboVO-nsnti0n pTopsfty remain
IDg unslAlnSd ninety days f6n ihiS date VIII
bo sold 81 public Auetion.
-, o.v,. A..,, =. ~ III. + aSGS. : aiss.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23

FOR sALR..--A TRUCK FARM.
6oca IOllI piSnly OF tiAbsFI large paGsh
Al AisS, hou:S sPS Lss oa EsvJsrssy .vsnus.
CITY. ~ mhIsa
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
TOHN WELCKERs s
~ BuHLEA kESTAuRA Mt.

BSt PENNsYLyANIA AfENUE, ISL
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, (up StaIfs. !
The ~ Jpdet0T Of this fAVorife hostauFGnf
has spared no Psins 10 make this the beat
with pleasure 70 the large patronage 80 has
always been hOnorod with, and respectfully
solleitg SontinnAhee OF the same. TET'
SAnE oIsIEkS, and other reiroshmshis
bic rates. "
BRREKYAsT,
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
DINNER AND

mOSt sAiiBfAStOEy manner. =
breakfast from 70 u o'SlOok. Dlnnsf ana
suDpaF ~ all hOurs. InaVAtT
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23
kfWUenMnMRhzs
IEislNEWlT lTTSl SFRE:
A GNER's GRAND OPERA,
TANHHAusER,

which .shitved nusN briiliau, ,uess,, upon
~ e ePreaentation by this Coppany.
VuS u;,h sn.tA 80 origin alIy conposed,
ssH 81 nnpafallelsd ,trsaEth,
ever presented with
Opera In this olIy.
Daily national Republican., 1865-03-23

.. Wa, 8. HURTINCTON, Cashier.
wAmNSToH, Msrsh' -. iSSS. mA9l-dtt
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-02
armrrs' Department.

MANAGEMENT OF WoRKiNG OXEN 1t
is not so much hard labor that heats
oxen and makes them loll in warm
weather as the i'll treatment Of rough
and abusive drivers Treat them with
gentleness when at work; feed them
well and regularly three times a day,
with cut hay and straw wet with wa
ter, sprinkled with oat and Indian corn
meal, at least twelve quarts, besides
some roots daily; let them have clean
clean water as often as they are fed,
and not require them to drink that
which is impure, or stagnant; give
them at least two hours after feeding
to chew the cud and rest, and they
will perform a vast amount Of hard
work, and increase in flesh at the same
time, and will usually be found more
convenient for many purposes than
horses. Let it be reiterated that it Is
not the hard labor that oxen perform
that exhausts their energies Oxen
were made for hard service, and il
treated kindly and carefully, they will
labor hard every day, and still grow
fat. But when fed stinted allow
ance Of poor hay and meal, worried
out by bawling, ill-natured driver
who necessarily applies the lash Of
goad, and dragged out by carrying OF
their necks a huge cart tongue, from
morning till night their strength faili
and sensible people are lead to con
clude that they cannot endure thu
heat like horse. american Agricui
t1uiSt
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-02

The PApAL RosE. There is some
curiosity as to the person to whom
the Rose of 1865 will be given, though
some speak Of the young Queen of
Portugal. The Pope, however, is not
limited in his choice, and may bestow
it on any man eminent in dignity,
though not of royal house, or to a
church of the Old or New World In
the fifteenth century consecrated roses
presented to the Pope were placed
over the confessionals at Rome, to
denote secrecy, the rose being the
emblem Of silence. Hence the phrase,
Sub Rosa, which is almost universal.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-02

THINGS THAT IRIS BETTER TO Do.-lt's
better to brew beer than mischief to
be smitten with young lady than
with the rheumatism--to fall into a
fortune than into the sea to be pitied
with a mothcr-in-law than the small
pox-to cut tooth than friend-to
stand q dinner than an insult to
shoot partridges instead of the moon
to have the drawing Of an artist IN
stead Of blister, and to nurse the
baby at any time in preference to youl
anger!
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-02

CANADA TH1sTLEs GOT RID OF EASILY. -
"About twelve years ago, | bought
from Frenchrnan, a farm which was
covered with thistles from one end to
the other. Iset to work in good earn
est to destroy them, thinking it would
be very hard work, but by proper
management for five or six years, l
came out victorious. All that / did
with the land was to do justice to it.
I never plough my land more than
three years. In the third ! seed with
grass seed, then leave it in meadow
one year or two years as the case may
be. Any one that follows this plan O
few years will find very little cause OF
fear about the Canadian thistle The
real cause of trouble with the thistle
is too much ploughing and bad farm.
ing. = CanadG Farmer.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-02
MUSIC
PIANOS 6 COTTAGE ORGANS 4!

HAVING made arrangements with rSTFY
* co. tformcrtv IstcvN Green ihe oug
in this country of the Perfect
Melodeon and Cottage Organ. with Patent Base
Dainpar pataut Harmonic Attachment. and Pa
taut Manual Sub-na4o. am prepared to furnish
thcir lIrlodeons and Cottage Organs ON the most
favorable terms.
These iuimitable Instruments have won thOif
way to- public confidence purely on their merits.
ANA moi by force Of extonsive advertising and
purchased Recommendations
Some Of the points of superiority claimed f3r
these Instruments. are the-o.-
lst smooth. steady. and pipo-ike quality OF
tone.
I'd Great dolicacv Of touch and promptncaa
Of action: producing. whom desired. % lows sweet
lute-like tone. unequallcl by ans other lnstru-
meut of the class.
81 The Patent Bass Demper, which enables
the performer 70 swell the troDlc without iucroas-
ing lho volume ~ bass; or by drawing the stop.
to swell all the notes hy Cine action of the FOOT
4lh The Patent Harmonic attachment. An
ingenious octave coupler when doubles the pow
or Of the instrument without increasing It's size
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-02
ChO1ce Butte1


An ACT relating to closing ' ,ha. ris
a redocming and paving VIC
of the Franklin County Bank ,.rI
II is herein enacted by he 6e'"4
The state OF Vermont: ...,- ..tnal
SEC. /. The act entitled = Az {, '.,r-a
ing the Franklin County Dam, ,,8.l
yember IL, 1919, is hereby so aI' psnE
il the time during which sail M fns
timue and have Succession W @rd il
June, 1865, instead of the niS' avg
1867, az limited in said act, .,oo d
SIC. .. Said Bank shall az ,s..ag
and within twenty days nom W, III % D
act. cause a notice of the same w. lrs
pose of said Bank to terminate ,nha
said first dav Of June, 1868, 20 20
the period of six months OF vi ia in
~ limo i'm each newspaper pm ',.r.l
and in the Boston Journal no.s n Wy
in the city of Boston u w 1'imes. ni's
sctts, and in the New Noih MN. SlA
printed ia the city OF NsNn M nois
shall also state that an pii,nt bfiln
Bank not presented lor Pay leemd
day of June, 1860, VIII nor t nnhlcl
by said Bank. AMI aiter Vhe Banb 'a-
notice as here II d recied' 5 ,'i'ai'loi 10 al
liable. and shat. not be heiu i 'rsleen
law or equity in this state ~ MED if
OF lis bills or notes ROT iiyg.,S dxed %
ton or payment before iho rih.ove been
and any bonds, which hi' the roi
the Directors Of said Bank lul be If biad
lis bills. shall not be held 70 ans ete,a-
and obligation upon Inc 'tits or noe
Same. 10 redeem on pay any nu,rnn,ion o. Y
Bank not presented lul
SEC. 8. This act shall ''''
passage. "a 1874
NOTICE is hereby gwen ann r., B.nsi
nose of the Franklin o .1re 81 thep
nate lis existence in pufsusei'ssss aid Bsa.
sented ia said Bank for ps pay, rot be re17
dsy Of June. A. ID. 1868, WIZ ~
paid by said Bans .o.tors. 80 ~,
~ NJ. W b iEoAii 1s6l.
ST. Adams, November 22a' ~
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-06-02
TYR. MARsIIALL's
HEADACHE AND cArARRH SNUFF.

This suun has thoroughly proved itself 10 be
the best article ever known for curing the ca
tgfrh, Cold ia thr Head, and ll,adnehe.
II has been found an excellent remedy in man,
cases of sDrc tiyes. Dessfness has been re-
moved ly It., and Hearing has often been great
Is improved hy its use. 1t opens and purgos out
all distractions, strengthens the Glands, and
gives a healthy action 70 tine parts affected Ii
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TRAINS CONNECT As rofTOWs

Re- At Burlington with Vt. Central and VT and
Canada Railroads. for Montpelier ST. Adams,
K1uses Point, Montreal Oglmsburgh, and the
West. At Rutland with trains for Troy Albany
and New YORK. Saratoga Springs SCHENECTADY.
and the West AZ Bellows Falls with trains on
Cheshire lnilroad for fitchhurgh, Worcester.
Lowell, and Boston. With Vt. Valley Railroad,
for liratloboro'. Springfield, Hartford. Ha-
yen and New York aud with Sullivan Railroad
tor Windsor, White River Junction. Wells H'ver,
50 Johnshury Barton, Littleton, and the White
Mountains.
Sleeping Cars run on night trains bctwee.
Troy and Montreal, and between Boston and
Burlington
Passengers for the West viii find this a cheap.
pleasant and expeditions route
Sleeping Cars On aii night trains.
fOk TICKETS, and ail necessary information.
enquire at the Offices on the line
GEO, A. MERRIILa Snpt
Rutland, Nov. 10 1854 LII
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Tobacco.

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- our stock Of Tobacco and SNUFF and now bove
good assortment Of Smoking end Chewing
with o lot OF Brcr Pipes, Sc We intond to snn,
Ply the demand and shall be glad Of your pat-
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