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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-11

eTp Solisude, tboagh silent a. light, IL
Ike she light, slse mightiest Of agenciss !;
for seisandu is essential 10 Elan. AL men
come into this world alone. Even tiftle
child has dread whispering eonsclsus
ness thas il be sheald he summoned lnto
Gods srcsensa 20 gentle narse will b. ale
lowed to lead him by the hand, nor mpgh-
er to carry him IN her arfnss nor liglls sis.
ter 10 share bis intFepitlationss King and
priest, warrior and maiden, PHILOSOPHER
and child, MI must welk those mighty
galleries alone. T3a solitude. therefore,
liz ibis warIi appals Or fasciasses aahildss
heaFs u bar slIa scas Of FIR deppss sol
isusls through which BE- has already pass.
ea, anafher solitude deeper still, lhrough
shish be has 10 pass; relex Of one spii.
su.ie pgcagufagiga Of aassssr = De
QasiaegL
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-11

4ns's.ss -
The musds<ln - It ~ mab law has
Axaiss ssanif es11 ifs68 u sha 60 Of Mss'
Jsseph sbsr lhs ii10r ef ~ Wsk
1ainistsfs usrrs Eos s. I'D. nkmoeras
who sas - - ls&s<1 III asetosa Of Bal.
lies, wh6m the sslegraphic Dispatch, IN
reiasing che aa@nrrenee, gcnsly styles
ssenrsxsa caaixea1 n aae man som-
niss ! ssnssisf thsrs U ns1 ilHcuIIy u fiad-
ing kha proper title for him. He 10 eall-
ed aparaeres. Bat fst gang Of caw.
ardIy wresehcs, wfsh mnfder 10 their
.hsesss, ralysex apss sheir nssHssssaa
foFee, sts4ks sloNn and Kill u single man
wboss poifsfeaI Writings aod opinions bad
rendered BIN ebnoxious, let them ia THE
eowardly, this brusal manner, beat him
10 death, and they ars o. oncs dsgaiaed
wifh tbs nAlna of senraged eitizens. y
II there no law yet established ID Mary-
lard, or do tia civil aathorisiss their d.
ride their dnsics ard responsibilities Of
the once wish snurdersfs p AfsfrepotilaH
Record.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-11
Great Advance la the Price of Dry
Gooda.

We notice that within shc last three
ureks there has been great advance 10
dry Goods u every description. In
many instances the advances has been AZ
aIgh ~ City psr eens. Tbls asa Esalssr
Of eousss will caass an adsanee In che
pries Of goods 10 this City fug % basi
nass mao will sell bis goods II aslgss .
that will not bring him money enough 10
purchase the same lind Of goods il the
Eastern cities. Hence, when farmers and
others fren tbs sonnsry Gems Into the
ei.y anI aaa Dry Goods higher Than they
#ere only week hsfeFss instead u at
lxibusing the rise % desire n apsesal#ke
"a The pert Of or uaereaaaEss they sioasla
attribute II u tbs sgus caaas tAs ad-
san6s 10 shs Easssff mayksss.
Z IL goods continue 70 adsanss, ~ shey
have been advaBslag for sbs Inst shrss3
sseks, Il sill not BE iaaay dass bsfoses
car merchants who we're selling prints =
sxeasy eansa per gard will bass = ~
lEly COATS og shAu.
~ @sssrrs~ssss--s- ~ ts Isl !
- E4s4s RIO iced al Il ~ 3 III q l
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-11

CO Tao great collapse Of 1857 Vas
caused by 40 inliated enrreney, with &c
that time amounted to TWO haadred AMI
fifteen millions. At She present we bate
a circulating medium Of seyen hundred
and fifty millions more than three times
taa circulation in 1851, shen all tSe
States were included. If ne include The
Stale Baak eirculatio1, Tic papEr Issues
OF the country would mako grand aggre,
gate OF over nina hundred nil
bona. What, then, snay We expect wh$a
ths immense bahbls barsts2 We are faAt
nearing lee shore, with breakers ahead,
aud our advice il to taxa In sail. There
is entirely too much canvass spEaad 10 the
bseexs, aad ihe storm ia surely goaniag.--
cieagGxid RepabticGa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-11

KxxR xcY1kuM II KREyArE LKTxAy
q k1xk - Apsi, -, t. 8
NJ ! asoek N was 70 ~ heaS3sx
Elxa Snssioxe hon nf Pressdss Esee
asd seasssmps - HI Mr. fsws<A
dssgraes 10 any sssihfsssiMn naiEap, III sies1s
viii Be d Severe slow % sha soath. Tor ~
believe be was willing to satfls ons tr0ab-
iea au rnure favorable terms shen any uEk.
er slsas may have the pawaf. Th%rs wss
= seEy laFgeaasstiag af eisizass yesssrstAg,
who passed resolutions respecting the
daath Ell Air.. Lanesln. Siacsxaly ws srast
ahe assassin may BIZ taken. MI ons but Y
maaias would BE- guilty Of .sash efisnss
IL has made ne aose sad and gloomy ~
soe toe eoansgy IN saeh q aasaaigion; no
pereonss HE would be safa al this rate. =
trnss there ID nos q drog 81 Ssukhsrn
blood Ia tho aaaassla. IL So, Ilsoald feel
SO we're disgTaossd in the sighs sf God and
snans harh now depends 90 Gea. Johas
son's movements. God granE thai beta
North aad South MAY reiless pa what sals
var ia leading our great nation sos snd 20
order ID that peuea nag be restored, fer
every dag haslilities are pro langed snakss
masters worsa.-- 4sfsfropoiisaH Record.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-11
AaspasD eos.rIa 90 NJ Sec noors.


It's Washington correspondents Of shs
Cincinnati GaSefte writes:
ga las,er from Charleston toa gentle.
man 10 shis city, FROM relative, dated
ehaglsston, BIB insf., eantains the fel-
losing saatement: A rlss has just been
discovered that il startling. In was head
ed by the eoloFed sroops, Hho we're 10 kill
their officers aail take possession OF the
city, and pos 10 death every whssa male
inhabnans. The churches aad hoaass
wero TO b. bloEn up. sc. fastanasely
the plos was discovered, and the eolared
troops wrre removed, and Nav YORK
giInent brazght in. To-day Sunday,
while I'll wpre at church, was she time sri
Ten Of the leaders are now In Jail, and
four or APe have been shot. Tbs white
sroopg are exaspeFateJ beyond measure,
and blood will b saed YET, If The feeling
becomes any stronger
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-11

60 Ben iamin |. Lane. Baptist clergy
nan, has faTentea.a jacket and mask to
pFolect fireman from the smoke and dame
Of burning building shale pursuing
their arduoas duties. The apparatus has
had seysral trials In Bossons and works
veil.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-11


HGEx. GaAsT Gaggx Ux.n- The lat.
sst personal anecd5ts of General Grant il
sold OF recent jqurney Of bis liz q rail.
agoad srain, whsra be- displayed, 40 usual /,
bone Of the insignia Of his FaHk. A youth.
8pi book pe5ler lraycrsed tho eaFs crying,
Wldfo al Tea. Grant, 4 mischiesous
all pointed to the Generally ssaEs suggest
ing to The bcy, sslhas mas might bny .
eopy.1 Gsasgal Grant turned over the
pages Of tie book aad sasaaals asked ~
e.fYba ID all this abeas Psi Rha Dor, Civ
igg him ioa& Off dIgnasioB and disgust
replied = Tou must be adaraed ggesay
not 10 know Cen. Gsant.'s After this
volisy The Lieutenant scnsrai Of sonFse
sarssnIsraa and bought his biography.
E4srig GglLxD.--Tha foIlowing inei.
aaat i recorded - IN ssidanss o. the fal.
ley.pf nssaksa3 .t
During tie Soafh SEES s.asmae. cor
yufasssn opened m ssEse. Asssg eogd stock
Tor ghe paFpo4e NJ raising d sAigiion DOL
lars, fog i rsarp 5se sstp 81 made knoun
after lhb mslII0a Mas aaIsRdss The people
nssked III and pad Ese sisIilings ON syerv
ffsY paunis they Subscribed A Iarge
suus wss thss c9gItetsd. .hssl M sstssr-
sisemens was pshiishea annsunsime that
he sabscrfhsfs might have ssssiF aepesils.
1ishuss dedustsen, H. ths ifst ii shs
airee1ors nsz maresy sss&d - ~ haw
sxny ssass ss0Ia D. made h - dsys
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-05-11

q IAsss ~ issa 4 q - ! = 4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-21
Deatbs.

IN Montpelier, July H. ofc nsum 2sion Geo. W Bal
ley Jf aged 80 years
In win amstown. July 4th II Di heria oren s.. on
" re oaining son Of j. hazen and Polly = Clark, aged
/ years.
Fair one last Of the lovely baud
Not long vast thou in sadness here,
But FASTENED TO the spirit land
1omeet sgain tn, brothers there.
Though hard 10 beAr-'his ch steuing rod,
W,i sly Thy will be doe, o, God"
10 Ed n, jane 3)tl, Addis Kinds, aged 4 years IL
mouth and 10 days.
H. Hyd PARK, the evening 4 June 3l.h Susan A.
IRA, wife OF oil Z. "a yer, ag.d s. afs, and p
dals
Sac the daughter ~ lave Hoa | alc P-nnock
-hs oofe gWast SUD pa,alu ilness, ptiOn.
in n al patience and flr i,uis did Al las y-ty
sd ieniy vi hlut pain, ealn a. II gong Il ep
She her hu btn' AID 'oury Ing h'dren mourn
uuuntly death For many utus he had seemed
only 20 Ssh 10 live fir them She vel instru ted
ia 1.-The branches Of tera useful lady aud mat
rouwas assiduuus in the cultivation Of the mind, aud
hea u children and oss 20 hem /, rreparsbe
She much uelivrd by all hr intinA'e friend and
1espected D. irge circle IL qlain The fune-
raj to. place, FROM hi, house. undy afternoon Ju
J 2 and Atende by large collection Of mourning
and syuptthzing friends -Ne0s saisr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-21
Anew REAsoss WHY rHE
AMERICAN WATCH


II male on the best pdneple while the foreign
va ca Is senetsy made on no yfin,iple a. ALL The
,o's'sn va "a q. mostly made BY women sng buys. nv
any pice. such watches are made without plan and
"a ~hout guar ntee. They irregular In constIuo.
non and quite iueg liar iu movement they are de-
Vg' sold hose whO have kept Ancfe," L.
pt Is aud Sgs' levers " a. olessed repair Tor
~ le" wi ,pp ec,ate the truth " oar sate,uent
ldt p IN w rag AHbiu AN WATCH
tst-ad VI ing made . ssvei al bonded liue pieces
setesed tog' Tie iody n the American Wat IL
prm'd si 'ohd Plates NJ j.f ut eres with ne h,r'
MON u It's rking, and iuddun hook hfUe it.
"e.hnstJ out Of gear. la rdiug or AM busntss pur
H. "a AL beld together dfmly singh piece Of
metal IL Is Just What al machinery should be
1t Accurate. "a Simple. 81 strong. Atm Eco
Domical
We not only secure eheapness by on, system, bu,
qnahv We do not pretend that our wauh can be
Oiught fJr less moue than the foreign m.ke believes,
prize
Oar Solder Wa oh (nsu'd wm Ene,y) il Whist i,s
me nd ates-S It'd, Subssntsl aud alsAys rel able
hsh Ing.
Our NIX higher qualit. Of wa.,h trAms P S. Bari.
lftl IL siuila 10 and gene al sps,A-.uce, but has
nor" jewels I'D smo'e eahors'e Hnish.
ur Ladies Watch recent, bf,..h OFT. Ia put up in
greet variety u patterns many 4 hem Of ea1ty
up.e
TIE proof Of the merits q ou- Watch may be found
y ne fact that ~e nov emplY over seven hundred
wofkmea IA GU factories, a ID hat are still unsbli
t'siptly the constant iarreAsit demand.
Our lhree quart.r Plate watch thuner aud Ugh er
N an he othefswe h, ed-serbed Is fne chronomet
p@Ance 10 decAt ly adjusted e. IN variation
cured BY hAuges Of temptia ufe These tches are
~ hnits the iaest perrin ia ch onometry, snd
Az made by our b.si workmeu, in separae depart
ment ~ our fsotlry FOR the Zoe tine k ping quN
ues hey challengs mpafison vi the best wotka Of
he most fA'a'us Bns as,, ss'' makers
Agents fit the American watch Com lany,
50 90 IL usdway. Nes York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-21

The Commissioner Of Pensions has decided
that a pension Of S25 per month is granted
to those having lost both hands or both eyes
in the military service OF the United States
in the line of duty and $50 per month TO
those who, under the same conditions, shall
have lost both feet, il such parties were en-
titled to a lower rate Of pension under tie
act of 1852 This higher pension will date
only from the 4ih day OF July, 1864, IN the
case OF pensioners already enrolled, or OF ap'
plicants discharged prior to that date.
Within the past two years the colored peo-
pie OF Alexandra. Va, have built over a
thousand dwelling houses, costing from $500
to $1,000 each. and three churches, and have
Invested over $4,000 in ground rents. Out
Of population OF 5000 colored persons 10
the town only 23 were drawing rations from
the government on last Saturday, while more
than four times that number of whites we're
receiving from the same source.
The execution Of Mrs. surratt caused IN
tense excitement amoug tue rebel con p,rAtors
in Canada. They manifested their feelings
by wearing Grape on their aims, singing re-
cession songs and threatening the President
Of the United States with teteIole Ietribuuon.
Bob Toombs is reported to have left the
county and gone to Cuba, where, instead oI
calling the roll Of his slaves" he will play
the role of refugee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-21
DIR. TEBBETTS' PHYSIOLOGICAL
HAIR REGEN

The Most Wonderful Discovery of The Age
Viii positively restore gray hair to its origin
al colors, whether black, brown or auburn,
and being delightful dressing, il impart. to
il beautiful glossy and healthy appearance.
IL will also promote growth Of new hair on
bald heads, where che glands or roots. VI the
hair are not disorsanizsd add eHsetualiy re
move all dandruf, ltcnlng aud humors from
the scalp. ~ It is warranted to produce
the above results or money refunded. Price
Sl,00.
TEBBErTs BRoTBERs, Proprietors,
Manchester, N. h.
Sold in Montpelier by Wood. Bixoy d Co
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-21

WHAT rs THE MN RoE DOCTRINE M.
Monroe stated A., IA ui- me,sase Dec ?. 1923,
IN clear and explicit words, IS I'll rs:
With the ,xlsnng colonies or Dependent
cies OF any European power we nave not 10
tertetod, aud shall not interfere. But with
the governments who have declared their in-
dependence. and maintained 1t, aud whose
independence we have on great consideration
and on just principles acknowledged, we
could not view any interPosltiIn Tor the pur-
pose Of expressing them, or Controlling IN
any other manner their destiny, BY any Eu-
ropesn power, in any other light than as a
manifestation Of an unfriendlj disposition to-
ward the United States"
He further declares that we had observed
a neutrality between Spain and the govern
ments, and that we should continue to OBJ
serve it, provided we didn't see any reason
TO change our minds.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-21

Mr.. 5. b. Hayes, railroad EN- ,l,see az
S. Adams, was crushed ~ death b, he fall
ing upon him OF passenger Car ~hch he
was repairing.
At the 4th Of July celebration at Enos burg,
Rev. J. S. Small, formerly of Williamstown,
acted as Chaplain, and Rev. o. G. Wheeler,
Of South Hero, as Orator.
The American Hotel, Burlington, has
changed hands, Charles Miller Of that city
succeeding l.. S. Drew, who reures with a
fortune.
The Lake House has also received an % air
ing - aod has been leased oy 4 q. Clark,
and Z. b. Leavitt, who proposes to make it
a rst class house.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-21

A man in New York city few days since
retired to his woodshed, aud committed sui
eide by nearly severing his head from lis
body with butchers cleaver. III health ia
assigned as the Cause. A timely use Of PINK.
erton's Wahoo aud Calissya Bitters would
certainly prevented this terrible affair. by i'm
parting tone and vgor to the body, and pro-
ducing beautiful aud cheerful condition Of
the mind. They do It every time. 6j,66:daw
Wood, biAbJ " Co., wholesale Asent
Montpelier, w.
For sale by N, X. Brown, Mon,pelit
vermont. daw!ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-21
spflial Nullrrs.

A Pho THN0.-A mil lion isa great many, but tso
mil lou A inc' dbls % d nay appear, Msssrs
p Il DrAke Co, o. New York, 'eli two million
bottles ( PLAS ALTON BrrrgNs year This is nearly
hundred EVENT. tho sand dozen, which at nine
dollars would be million nd half IlsIsl sure
ly. some me il must a,h 10 an article Of sucn sac
where will hom md Of the country to the
othtr away ia sight 4 The tv dsnces Of the cab
alisue : -ls6O-X aud these gen'lemen's energy.
We would yes, to them little more elegance in their
rock pain iug The Lesislatue Of New Hampshire has
passed Law against their further dshsurns the White
Mounia rs. 6566daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-21

No VIII --PRovERBi ron THE PEOPLE.
"a hlPpy heart makes blooming usage"
Very true, but how csn this be without
health. Ladies Of uncertain health are ur-
gently advised to throw aside the nauseous
aud useless preparations they are accustomed
GO use, aud substitute Romans CBiMEAN
hurERs, the most powerful tonic and al'era-
tive known. In all cases Of female debility,
wheie thare is want Of brick viial action,
he buffers produce most important change,
relieving local weakness, and rnpAi ting sigor
to every organ Of the system. See tes'imoni-
ais around bottle. Sold by Druggists and
Family Grocefs everywhere. 66.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-21
THE BEST STRENGTHENING PLAS,
TER

is the porous plaster Of Dr. Allcock They are warrant
ed keep good twenty Years. but may be returned fr
flesh plAstert without charge
IMPORTANT QUALITY.
They will 'ufe weakness Of the back, pain In the
aide lGmene~ ~ the kaee or the ankles, or cold
Get oon,r and with mors comfort than any other APP
pcauon.
KNOX ILLS, Albany Co Jan 49, 1852.
DIR T. A'Lcrc Dear ,i'i Seventeen years az
was severely injured ia my back At length | was In
duced to use your Astsrs. wore one constantly for
six months, and dii more hari work during that six
month. Than In the preceding diteen years Ihave not
worn plaster for eighteen months. and have had
oft'e sn.~ins pain and weakness 10 my back
but ha 81 ssn entirely we'll
am your obedient servant JOHN q. CHAhf,
Prime pal Agency. Brandfelh House. New York.
Sold by all dealers in medicines. 60 69d,w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-21
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.


ADDfsoN COUNTY.
snatori Lewis Meaehlm u New Haven, NJ. o.
Porter ~ Cornwal
Juages-Edwin Eyert, Of w4ltham. z. II. Week, Of
State Attornsy-H. Foote Of Middlebury.
SherF-g. A Collsmer II Bri,tol.
High B1ttf-tdesrd q iThAm
Judges Of P,o6ate-H. Ma I'll o. Bisto for the dis-
ri 4, Of Mes Haven and c. O. Iil4ea OF Md ebufy
for the district u ADDISON.
oHITTENDEN COUNTY.
Senator's, Amos Hobart Of Wesflfd j Crane Of
Huntington, and Russell $. Tan rusiop
A"5lani Jadges, WIN. " Reynolds Of Milton, and
kaGord oiby Of Richmond
Judge n Pro5lte Tonty r. wales OF Burlington.
Siafe's AtorHe {. b Enge,by Of Bu lnst,n.
sheriff WIN ID. Munson of Of h.ster
Hgt BaiAB b. blnd letf n Jericho
FRASKLIN COUNTY.
Senatoyi-w. c smith NJ st Aibaas. WIN F---- :
q Berk-hi.e, ALDER o -oue " r rfrli
J.Qes-' hoJtof -'. lbAn', Warren Rob n-on
Sai.s' 4uoyn.y-I II psssy u Sc Alban,
SAeuf-R h.rm,n Of 81 Aieans
Hga huff phra'm Cofii n ticn ord
Ja os Of F,ObIe-A Auson " st. Alb Ms.
OKANGE CoUNIY.
Senatorf-John B Hut hinso. Of Randolph, g. G.
Cl .meut o. Con- tn.
Jedgs,-I.mes hutchinson jr. Of Baintre,, Peabody
St,te,' Attoya ismuel NJ Gleason u The,ford.
Sherg,-Lyman Barron II WASN'T
Hyh BnhG-Andrew hetffsw D. NeFbufy.
Judges Of Pgo5afs-J X Clev l'ndnf bro,sdeld, for
the dat let 4 hantoph. AndA II. O. re- u tailee,
for the district u Bradford.
wGNDHAM COUNTY.
Ssnafors-.Gen. :. r. Flsgg of Wilmington Hon.
Charles Barrett Of Grafton
Jadges-Han. Peter W. Deane 4 Graf Hon VIM.
IL Jones Of Dover
states dft0vnsy-Charles 3. Bjdy Of lows Falls.
Sherif-Capt Walter Taylor u BE lows Falls
High BaiaD Col Joha dunt Vernon.
Jaa0es Of frosate--Hon. Abihai Stodd nd for the
district Of Westmnsef aud Hon Roy al yier for the
dis riot Of Marlboro
wfND,OR COUNTY.
SeHatori-Clafk n Ctapnan Of Csvendsh Hosea
Doton q Pomffet Meffick Cav o. -tockbndxs.
Jadgs'-John S. Marcy OF Roys l,ol. John wilder Of
Weston
States ANorney-Icha Dane II Caveudah
Shsrtf--L1renzl Richmond 4 WOodsl OK
Hiyh 8npif-Samuel Afford j. Of Weather Gsld
JHsgss Of Pro5dte-John Porter, Tor he d., ret
HAfn I'd, and Henry Closson Tor tn dist let o Windsor.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-21

I ETrERS remaining unclaimed 10 tn Q
i P,st Oh,e At Montpelier, State of Vermont, the
10 d'y at July, 1868
Bi-lOw. Gru A II rlow, Alden
CNrk, c rnehus l. sSett, Joseph
Crss, tile, Mary
c tx, II NJ L-si-. wm II
t,ru-s. II Z Marshal. Kate Mics
CiOugb, D ID Mssier. LturA c Mrs
Chsssman, Farley Peck. Alice
Chase, Amanda d Miss Reayes, J X
CLARK, Eliza Mrs Sull Henry G
Cutler, Fr-rore Mrs Stone, Benoni
Dauelly. NJ cry Miss Sprague, c o
Dame, Joseph ScribDer Mary Miss
Dayton, James Spauldne. Mrs
Dion, lonad Wassuss Dudley
Flynn, John Wright. MTy Miss
Gould, Bramau Wilson, II ,rvey
Gde, II & Co Wells Duir l.
keltOn, NJ ry Jane Whttn'y, C,rus
H1zdley, NJ s Young, Paul
To obtain any OF the letters. the applicant must call
for advertised let give the date VI the aud pay
two cents Tor advertising
Ii oslled for within mouth, they will be sent
TO the Dead LetterOthoe.
JAMES FRENCH. Postmaster.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-21
The Montpelier National Bank
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
nKrilLn nn Cnn rrAnl 4. - rna Cllnnnai

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OYFtct ~ COMPTROLLER " rHE CURRENCY,
Washington, March 30. 1885.
Whefeos by satisfactory evidence presented 10 the
dersignel, II has been made ~ sppcsf that
THE NONTPgLIFR M TfONAL BANK"
10 the vase II Montpelier 10 the ouuty Of Washington
and state Of Vermont been duly organ xed under and
according The tea reuenu N the AetOf Congress en-
titled An Act 60 pfo vide Matt nal Curencv, secured
y pledge n Unitsd States bonds and 70 provide ~
the circulation tnd red smptilu thereo approved June
1864 and has compiled sith AL the provisions Of laid
htt tequied 20 be complied with before commencing the
business n Banking under said Acts
N0r therefore, T. uu0H MccuLLocH ComNtr0llsr ~
the Currency, DO hereby certify that "THB MONTE
LFRR NATIONAL BANk,' 10 the village Of Mont
peler In the county Of Washing and State Of Vet
mont. s ,thoriaed 10 commence the business Of B.nk
ing under TIE Ac, Aforesaid.
In les iDong Whereof witness my hand and seal VI
ohce this t1ivd day u March, 1885
f. HU0H McUULLO II,
l-''J Comptroller " the Currency
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-CORDIALIZED.

DunstsT's London Diek DIN being slightly cord aliHed
possesses rh aud pleasant fiv.r which axes Il the
most agreeable we'll as the most healthfil ad lie 10
he fund Its sold by druggists and gree at retail
aud by the Wholesale agent. A. RehAris, % WASH
inR ton Test Boston. SO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-21
IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES.

IMPOKTAN I TO FEMALES.
The oesb aied DR. Dow eon'inu's to devote his entire
time he Atm Mt Of al diseases in ident to the f.
male system. An experience Of twenty three years
bles him + guarantee spee and permanent relief in
III. worst fases Of Suppression and all Other Menstrual
pefsugements from whateve- cause All lters for ad
vice must contain 81. Office, No Endeoi street,
Boston.
n. Board furnished to those who wish to remain
under treatment
Bos on June % 1865 63
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EXCISE TAXES COLLECTORS NO
IA TlCE
Tue annual taxes assessed upon Incomes, Licenses
Canitges Gold stohes, Pianos, Plite, 80, for the
First Ouleetion hi tiet OF Yermint a. pr vdsd fir
b. tue Law OF Congress ,ppr we'd ily 1861, aud the
several sine udmens thereto hasinI bee d ,s aud
pa able her eby give itee u sill At end ia per
son OF deputy at the fLOsing unes and pla es 10
receive the same, via.
wA'HtEoroH COUNTY.
At Wilson's no Ell, Cab -, Monday reno july 81,
aud Putnam's hotel in Mshhe on the aiteraoon u
same dAy a. tue Nor HI Id House Northded Tues
Day. Auga,t at Josyn's hotel 10 WAi'sheld dues
d August 2 4 BfOwn's ttTe in Waterbury, Thurs
day Auga.' 3 and at M ice ia Montpelier fiiday
and saturdy A gust and
66;6s daw ,SEpH POLAND. Collector