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AUCTION SALES.
EDY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
H1LuAsLE UNIMPROvEp ZEAL IsTArI

Ar PUBLIC AUeTI0N.
On WEDNESDAY, the INST, q O'Clock ,. m,
With sSs sI.i named Lots Iot. Il ma 8, ssa.Is
sss; Lots 4 Is, Is II; and u, in Square 90; and
Thi. property :. handsomely situated in the
.wsiys months for notes bearing interest, secured
b.. : deed Of trust on the premises,
IN and revenue stamps At the cost
S;;ss:iss & viii be required on each lot
dsad GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auoti,nsers.
sA II f 81 HSysEa2hR 'uHs1
sas.y s.s ns1s
sss: "a oSs: f. f1:s ss iss@as
Tire. ri G.'S sos. two Wh:nos IS and orn.
Three 0ttcm.ns, three Marble; top stsn..
Six Hair nIsth Chairs, one Straw Mating, and
One Brussels Carpet, one Bureau and Glass, Bed
BLANKETS, Mattresses, Pillows. Quilts, Marble top
Ess a9 coo aea ses.'
no s,d 'A' GREEN 4 witG Lila 1 Hacts::
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvOIDABLY
postponed until MONDAY, the 18th instant, same
hs or. and place. d 4 e VI Aue
STHE ABOVE SALE IS STILL FURTHER
postponed until FRIDAY the 18th instant, same
hSsF i1S place. s s fdssF e Nj
HTHE SALE Is STILL FURTHER
same hour and place. BY order Of the Railff.
de l5-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

WINES AND LIQUORS.
Fine Amontillsdo, Sherry, Madeira and Port
Wines, in wood and in bottles. Piper's Heidsick
II. idstck a 90 and Charles Heidsicks CHAM
PAGNE WINES, In quarts and pints
One puncheon Ramsay q Scotch Malt WHISKEY,
Hennessey 0tardb fine BRANDIEs, together
Bourbon WHISTLES. Also, one puncheon ST.
Thomas BAY BUN.
BEALL BAKER,
36S PennsylyaniA avenue,
DEL eo3w oppOsite National Hofs
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I ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT MULES.
NtJ QSdrtermdstsr's O&cs, Depot Of WdsAfnron,l
Warrington. ID. c.. December 8. 1865. {
VIII be sold at public auction, under the direc-
ten Of Brevet Colonel q. II. Tompkins, Q. NJ , at
the Eastern Branch Corral, near Lincoln Hospital
Depot, W ashington, ID. O., commencing WEDNES-
PAY, December 20, 1865 at 10 o'clock m, supe-
rior lot Of
500 GOVERNMENT MULES.
The Mules are well broken. mate he'd, in fine con-
ditiOn, and may be considered, in every respect,
first class lot
They will be sold singly. 70 the highest bidder,
and the sale will be CONT ned from day to day until
the " hole number is sold.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds.
d. II. RUOKER,
Breyef MAJOR Gen 1 and Chief QuArterm aster,
de6-lt Depot Of W ashington.
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RYE AND EAR.
a. Al enrable BYE and EAR AfHkO-z
l2th and 18th sts at the Once Of DR.. SCHONEY.
between 9 and 4 O'Clock; Sunday, 10 TO I.
Consultation Room, first floor .l-s.. . 20
p SARTIF1CIAL EYES inserted and made
o hi IKE the natural one = . o. 1I-tf
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SHATIERLD OQEsTITyf!QNs RESTORED
- By HELABoLp's.ExfR TRACT BUOBU.
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EOURIH WARD-FIRST PRECINCT-No-
uee Is hereby given, that, in conformity to the
provisions OF an act authorizing special election
TO ascertain the opinion of the people of w ashing
tor on the question Of negro suffrage an election
VII be held IN the First Precinct Of the Foarth
On TIL RSDAY, December q, for the purpose 81
testing public sentiment relation to the exten-
the city of Washington.
Polls will be opened at o'clock a. m :, and closed
at O'Clock p. m. 3. X. SYLVESTER,
yABEZ WHEELER,
j. II. CLARKE,
&c lsd Commissiopar.
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FIFTH ,wARD-FIRST PRECINCT-Notice
Is hereby given, that, in conformity to the pro.
visions OF an act authorizing a special election to
ascertain ths opinion of the people of Washington
on the question CT negro suffrage an election will
First Precinct school house. Third street east and
street south. on THURSDAY, December 2lst, for
the purpose OF testing public continent in relation
TO the extension OF the right Of suffrage TO coored
persons in the city of Washington
Psln Will be opened at O'Clock q m. and close
at Z o'clock p. m.
GEO. n. OYSTER,
THO5. G.. WELLS,
JACOB ASH.
de " Comni aalonAra
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EOURTH WARD-SECOND PRECINCT
Il Notice il hereby given, that, in conformity to
the provisions Of an act authorizing Q special
election to ascertain the opinion of the people Of
election will be held In the Second Precinct OF the
Fourth Ward, At No, ~ street, next door to the
Purpoee OF tostilg' public sentiment in relation to
the extension Of the right Of suffrage TO colored
Polls will be opened 81 eight O'Clock Q. m, and
CHARLES WALTER.
THOMAS GALLIGAN.
de l6-d Camm;ss;ona.
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postponed until FRIDAY, the I'D instant, at the
same hour and place. By order Of the Railiff.
de l5-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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SECOND WARD SECOND PRECINCT -
- Notice is hereby given, that, in conformity to
the provisions Of an act authorizing q special
election to ascertain the opinion of the people of
Washington on the guest of negro suffrage" an
election will be held in the Second Precinct Of the
Second " ard, at 319 street, between 18th and
18th streets, on THURSDAY, December Il, for the
purpose Of testing public sentiment in relation to
the extension OF the right Of suffrage 70 colored per-
Sons in the city of Warrington.
Polls will he open at o clock a. m, and close ct
6o'clock p. IL. THOMAS G. WILSON,
wv. carp,
8. B. BAYLY,
delS Commis sioners
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STHE ABOVE SALE IS STILL FURTHER
postponed until FRIDAY, the 18th instant, same
hour and place. BY order of the Bailiff.
de lid GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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ItIIteI' OOH
THIRD WARD-SECOND PRECINCT-No-
Il tice is hereby given that in conformity to the
provisions OF an act Authorizing a special cleo
non to asceItai the opinion Of the people of Wash
lngton the question of negro suffrage an cleo
ton will be held in the Second Precinct of the
Third Ward, at the - Model House." corner of
and 9th streets, on THURSDAY, December 2Ist
for the purpose of testing public sentiment in rela,
ton to the extension of the right of suffrage to
colored persons in the city of Washington. Polls
will be opened at o'clock q. m, and closed at o.
-. GEO. q. WHITING,
JAMES MANKIN.
THOMAS DONOHO,
de 10 Commissioners
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I AIDES, DON'T LOOK AT THIS.
WIN. PRIECE, ISL + street, has reduced hi,
Six CENTS PEI WIDTH
for Skirts, Pantaletts &c, on Muslin, Linen, Cam
brics, and Eansook. We have newer and NOR,
elegant patterns than any other place Of the kint
FItTINa SIX CENTS PER YARD. ..lss
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THIRD WARB-FIRST PRECiNCT-No,ice
Is hereby given, that in conformity to the pro-
visions OF an act authorizing a special election to
ascertain the opinion Of the people of Washington
Oh the question OF negro suffrage, :" election will
be held In the First Precinct Of the Third Ward at
the house OF Mr.. Hoyle, corner 9Th and M streets,
on THURSDAY, December 2lst, for the purpo, e OF
testing public sentiment in relation to the extern
the city of W ashington
Polls will be opened at eight O'Clock a. NJ and
close AZ si1 O'CLOCK p. m.
SAMUEL Z. TYSON, MD,
Wh. FERGUSON,
JEDEDIAH CUTTINGS,
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~ THE ABOVE SALE 10 UNAvOIDABLY
postponed until MONDAY, the 18th instant, same
hour and place. BY order OF the Bailiff.
ds6 GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-28
WASHING RON COUNTY CONVENTION
THE SUFFRAGE CONTROVERsY.

THE SUFFRAGE CONTROVERSY
The action of the Vermont republican state
convention on negro suffrage recalls the old
Joke Of persusdiDg with pitchfork." One
resolution respectfully and earnestly coun-
sells. the reo ganizing states to give to all
citizens equality Of rights and the next i'm
sists that # any Of these states fail to act on
this frstcrnsl counsel Congress shall COMPEL
them to do it. How Congress can require
better republican governments of the south
ern than the northern states, our Vermont
friends do not undertake to tell.
So says the Springfield Republican. And
again it says:
This from the Newburyport Herald, is a
poser We think that Senator Sumner will
not move 70 bar out the senators OF Ohio, il
that state should adhere TO the negro-prohi-
bt,ation and il he don't do it for Ohio, how
can he for Louisiana "
We do not see why any one need be posed
by the Republicans posers," The Southern
states rebelled, withdrew their representatives
from Congress, and did their utmost to des-
troy the Government. TO maintain that
Government can require no more or different
conditions, before granting the request Of
these whipped rebels for full restoration TO
their old positions in Cong oss and the Union,
than it requires Of states which have never
rebelled, seems to US with due Difference, the
height Of absurdity. As well maintain that
the civil authority has no night to require a
bond to keep the peace from aruffian released
from jail, because no such bond is, or can be,
required Of the pesceable citizen who has
never been charged with an ohenee.-Free
Press
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-28

MICRO SUFFRAGE IN South CARoLIEA.-
The South Carolina correspondent Of the New
York Herald, writing from Columbia, says
that the mere mention Of negroes voting
raises breeze in any Southern circle. But
in time the people may come to tolerate the
idea, especially it suffrage is connected with
certain conditions Of intelligence and proper
". He ad.s:
As far az South Carolina is concerned, l
think it would be perfectly safe to place it
upon the ground Of being able to read and
write, at the same time restricting the whites
to the same test; for in the first year there
will be more negroes who possess that accom-
pli.hment 10 the State than white people,
7 he negroes certainly are very DESTROYS OF
enlightenment. and the first use Of their free
dom, AZ far as my experience goes, Is to learn
to read. Their opportunities as yet are very
limited, as the citizens do all in their power
to discourage it; but it is frequently the case
that | see negroes, who by .ome means have
learned to read. seated oy the roadside teach
ing their less enlightened brethren anu sis
tiers the alphabet"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-28
- AXES COLLECTIONS NO.

Ia .ssesssd ueon Incomes, Licenses
Inc annual taxes pianos, Phts, &c, h 70. w y,
Cauiages. Gold stches. Vermont A. provofa 70
First Collection Di uict Of July L. 1904, eno IN
BY the Law u Congress Appr yel &c see ne que an
several aniendmtnts thereto ha,l VI attenn IN ~,
pay able. hereby gise notice th.tI~ and pa
son OF b deputy al the I owing times
receive the sane, VIZ a. =,
wA,HfrotnS CurEtV W 81
At wilson's no IT, t-ht. Monday ( rsuo N. j. "
and at rutnams hotei ia Mashhed on the aiteraoo
same day the Ne hi.ld House Ia Nofthhcld, Tues
day, aug at i1syn's hot'l IA Matsheld. Wednes.
d August 2 4; I IS owns stu ir Waterbury Thurs
DAY August and At nv ode Mont eer Friday
aud SATURDAY gust and 8
ADDISON COUNTY
Al the stevens Hltei Nersennes. Monday afternoon
and tuesday, Angus. and at H. ID. Eldfedge's Office
In MiddeDury, WEDNESDAY and Thuoday. August . aud
10 aud At ynton's hotel, Orwell, Friday, August H.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
Al the Brandon House, Brandon Sa'1rday, August
~ At the L Court House, kuuud Mo- day aud
Tuesday. Aug az l4Atd 10; At HIM Holel, Wslng-
You'd, ,dntsdaJ, August 10; ~ Ju igr uedge's
Office taifuavtu, Ihutsi-y, August u, At b aman's
hotel Pouuuey Friday, aug IL. ard az the hotel in
PAwet, Saturday huEusi 10.
BsEHGSO U0us1Y.
Al the Court House, N hester. Monday and Tues
day, Aug u add % and A. The Franklin House, Ben
Dington, Wednesday and lhatsisy Aug ist 70 and "A
A By the te ms ~ he lay pc sons gieoting to
pay said taxes on or before the unie pecded above,
vii be qared pa ten per crnt ad htoaal, after ten
days notiue. aud twenty cents such notice
dTBy special instruc ions, nothing bat Au1nal cur
tency can BE- received IN pa men Of these taxes.
TFAny person can remit bis tax by another, a. re-
eeipts are Invariably given. - - .
66;6s daw j lsEPH POLAND. Collector
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-28
Marriages.

IN doutpeier, JUL II, by Rev, + W. shelf" sergs;
X Sc, o. the s. Army, aud Mis- Mary Singleton, Of
Montpelier
At the residence Of the hrdes father in Floyt lows
June u 1865 by the Rev. S. Nj Bronson Mr. John
q Adams Of Mitchell Miss Ella Anterior OF lloyd
In Northheld, July 26th, by Rev Mr.. HAIsn, M
Henry @. s,owell OF Nashua N. H and Miss Irene n
daughter Of DR.. ID. Ba'es Of Northhsld NO cards
g NJ Dowell Mr. Edward II Steb ms OF rewbnry'
and Miss Martha a Spalding q hoyalton.
Curtis Mathews Of Vsrsf te and Mrs. Sophia K. Column
bia Of strsrd; July 10Th by the at the residence
OF the brides father j. Fuller Of Nineland, j., and
Mis. Helen X. samson Of West Randolph
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-28
DIR. MATTISON

Of Providence L. Is exclusively all diseases and
accident ing from mpfudsnce in both sexes Civ
lug iheu hi whole attention. DR. NJ Is thoroughly
educated physician over twenty years experience
bearing the aghest testimonials aud undoubtsd, pos
sesses superior skill that class Of dieases 10 which he
has devoted 30 much and attention. Persons atads-
lance and Ades especially having any trouble o. the
kind should be sure to send for his 30 kon Special Di
,eAses giving foil information, 10 sealed envelope
sent f. e. Enclose for postage and direct to
DR.. MATTlsoN. No Is Union suest, Providence
X 50. 'Oiaw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-28
40 HARDRE. HOOD

30 HARDBB-HooD
On the pat Of the prevent the success Of the
Union arms. Grant AID sherman policy like
CHKISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
Rvhe,e At, .bishes eoiors which beautiful in the
o,onl.s ewes The hues Of the National Flag are those
of Heaven bu, among all the Of Earth there is none
save CRRlSTA DORO's that produces simultaneously
per Get fac SMILES Of natures shade Il osk and
brown MAnu actured by J. CHRIsrADORo' No &
Auot House. NeS-York. Sold by Druggists ApPl
A.. dr..,e,s 65 6sdaw
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Iaeatbs.

In Williamson July l4th, LoTs, youngest daughter
Of Milton and Mary Martin, aged IS years
In P'an6ed. July 2Sd, Of consumption Mrs orilia !.
Lease reject of wo'cot Lease, lave OF he an Nerm 'ht
r, gime T. aged 20 Years.
In MorIistown. July 9Th, Mary A., wife OF L1mGn
Wheeler and d.ugh OF Hon Nathaniel 1nes OF VOL
cot, sged 40 years r,
In Morristown, July llh, John $. BicEnsll aged oil
years. . 49, ., q, 80.
In Wal sfsld Aohl %. Mrs. Abigail, wife Of Joseph
Josln a. ed u years July IL MIR Joseph Joslin, aeed
SO ,eArs moaths He one Of the fl ct settlers OF
ne 70 N and the Oldest person In town. -
la Wakefield May 2, uey, daughter OF Ira and hi'fs
Bates, aged rs years.
In wsirs6sld July a. Adaline, tighter Of Benjamln
| and ArAthusA Reed, aged 10 years, months.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-28

No. IX.-PRovERBs FOR THE PEOPLE.
"Dost thou love life Then do not squander
time. for that Is the stuff life is made of =
But what is life without healths You
abuse laws which govern it, and then you
complain Of sleepless nights, Nausea, Flstul-
ence, Sick Headache, Loss Of Appetite, Neu-
ragia. Rhuematism and other complaints
You have danced and the piper must be paid.
But CRIMEAs BITTRRs will relieve you and
make you we'll, and II you are temperate and
careful you will remain so. See testimonials
on circular from U. s. Army Surgeons and
many others, of cures OF Fever and Auge'
Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Diarrhea
and Cholera Morbus. All Druggists have
this remarks able tonic aud alternative for sale
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-28

The portico in front Of the Surratt house
at Washington has been literally hacked to
pieces by curiosity hunters, aud one went so
far, the other day. as to offer coiored ser
want Of the house 500 for any piece of Mrs.
Surratt's wearing apparel she could secure.
The abandoned females 10 ST. Louis who
fall into the clutches Of the police, are put to
work breaking stones for the ROAD new
kind Of street walking.
Barnum has engaged an army Of architects,
masons and artifcers. has bought and paid
for his land, and means to have fre-prooi
Museum established before the public can
say Jack Robinson
An European paper states that the French
Government has recently built a tremendous
ram. which is called lie roreau 1.-THE bull.)
II makes no pretensions to beauty, but is Of
light draft. can turn in small space, and
has immense butung power, by means OF
which it is believed that the monster can read
lily destroy the most powerful vessels afoat.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-28

LAsELLE FEYALE sEMINART.-lhs
school offers to young ladies the healthiest
location in the country, and reputation for
mental culture second to none in New Eng
land. See advertisement in another column.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-28

There is a rumor that the Central Road
has, or will renew their lease OF the sullivan
Railroad, which, if true, renders the building
Of the new Eastern VI. road from Bellows
Fans to Windsor, very predetermined.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-28

Among the graduates at the Wesleyan IN
iyersity, Middletown, Conn, last Thursday,
we're W. .. Atwater, Vergennes, W., VIM.
II. Burnett, Rutland, Geo. A. Graves, FAIR
haven, VI, ]. N. Perkins, Hartford, W., h.
r. smith, Burke, VT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-28

There is newspaper carrier 10 New Ha-
ven, Conn, who has walked forty miles day
for the last ten years. He uses Pinkerton's
WAhoo and Calisaya Bitters as beverage
There is nothing like them to sustain health
and s,ength, and prevent disease. Try them
Wood, Bixby Il Co., wholesale Agen'
Montpelier, VI,
For sale by N, X. Brown, Montpel'
Vermont. daw'ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-28
The Montpelier National Bank

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OVYIuR OF COMPrRoLLBR oF rHB CukREHoY, [
Washington, March 50, 1885.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented 10 the un'
dersiSued il has been made To appear that
TIE MONTPBLIFR NATIONAL BANK"
In the gAse Of Montpelier IN the county OF Washington
and sate of Vermont hos been duly ned under and
according the requirements u the of Congress en-
titled An Act to pro vide Matt nal Cuuencr, secured
~ pledge OF United States bonds, and 10 provide ff
the circulation and redemption tn reoi, approved June
1854 aud has complied with all the provisions Of sad
Act required be complied with before commencing the
business Of Banking under said Act;
Noto therefore, l. BUoH MOOuLLocH Com trollef o.
the Currency do hereby certify that "THB bONIPE
LTER NATIONAL BANK" ia the village OF Mont
pelef in the county Of Washington and State OF Yer
mont Is thorized 10 the business OF bans
ing under toe Act Aforesaid
IN Tes'tslony Whereof witness my hand and seal OF
Office this third day OF March 1865,
HUGH MoUULLO III,
lL.sI Comptroller Of the Currency
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-28

/ ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
~ Post Office At Montpelier, State Of Vermont, the
18th day Of July, 1865
Bachelor Lizzie Mrs Hale, Chares
brown V III. Mary
puxton Bsnty Mrs Kinney l.
Clifford Angelina Miss Lawrence Abegsil d Mrs
Clark Chas lathrop, : liza
Cummings Edwin Lspoint, red
Carr Harlow Lease, Julian
Ooatny James Noyes, Wn
Chapman Pembroke Michael
Deohafd Godfoid Ritkard Jesse
EAvs Geo Spenord
Daley John Snow,
Duya BApuse 81 loway, David
Eacail Tamsey Silver l. Visa Mrs
Elderly A Smith Lueler Miss
fraden Smith X
greenAr Thomas sh pman. L Jane Mrs
0oohey Wenthom, III mas
Gou'd Gould Ware, John
Hoadey Leonard Winters TIL mas
Howeu
To obtain any Of the letters the applicant must call
for advertised letters give the date OF the list and pay
two cents for advertising
II not called for within mouth, they will be sent
10 the Dead LetterOHoe.
JAMES @. FRENCH, Postmaster.
I ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
EIPost Office at Northheld, State Of Vermont. July
18th. 1865
BaNy Lucys Iougiin Zoiique
Clough o ID Lennon henuria
Douchue Roger MciAwey, Jihu
Denny Chsfles Msrtn. Ocfavia
Davis Annette Martin James
Dalton Pair OK Pickard John
DouEherty Margaret Pride, Andrew
HAWley Stone NJ
Howard g W Snlith, o
Hills Visa 3 Sylvester q Smith
Howe ] Webster n attic X
Helie Luc Wilson, n I.
Kennedy Margaret Webster, Z A K
X lily Patrick Wilder Geo W
To obtain any Of these letters, the applicant must
call for advertised letters and gSe the date Of the list
and pay two cents for advertising.
not called for within month, they will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office.
ROSWELL DEWEY, Postmaster.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-28
IN THE HOSPITAL.

C A. Richards Exuso, OF Rye fast driving out all
the worthless -hiskeJs from hospitals II has all
the virtues Of Bourbon whistsy without many bad quail
ies that are removed by its peculiar method OF eisuA
ton sold by c A Richards, 90 Washington Street,
boston and by gocers and druggists all over the eoun-
trv 81
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HEALTH RE.,oRED wITHt UT

IL MEDICINES Both male aud female IN many
instances labor under what ia known TO the physician
as the gIavitaton OF settling down Of the bowels,
which ooeveness, rupture. dyspepsia, paios in
the back abdomen, stomach, heart chest, shoulders,
weakness OF the chest, sinking, dragging, hollow
feeling about the stomsoh, liver, aud kidney com
plants, piles, dsrrh ora, falling Of the womb, whites,
aud all ieulsle diseases Immediate relief be had
in all such cases BY using one OF DR. sherWood's Sup
porters
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-28
ENGLISH GIN.

Dupsters old London Gin is not made in England,
hui is distilled 10 Holland expressly for the Messs.
Dunster by pseu lar pOeess sold il this country
ony 10 bottles by druggists and groces everywhere
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-28
WHAT CAN BEAT 1T

Owe twent, tn iusahd cases have been sold in one
year Of the Golden sheaf Bourbon whiskey 1t is first
1rv 81
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Spfftal Nullrfs.
An The world people Of sense and Judgment hav,

All over the world people Of sense and judgment hav,
learned TO use
PLANTATION B1TTRRs.
Dyspepsia, with It's symptoms headache, heartburn,
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