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why Austria f. Represented mt the Iron-
clad show.
The Vienna Pcs~ states that the reason Tor the PRES
euoe Of Austrian SD ps the naval re lew al lymosn
Ia 70 deprive the meeting u the English and FroDeh
fleets Of tie character Of specific % BY ne
Western Powers acaiust tn United sates Tie 'aste~-
ton 70 Austria was sent London and not from Ia
probably frOm consideration for the sts>
ings or the Austrian Court Tho Italian nag wa -
represented, and Il Is thought that Austria mt al -
justly offended se invited by France the proes0s
Of Italy, 70 be present at the meeting
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meuts Of other nations and especially Of the Aehcap<
Ia order that by superior skill and finish We may
bring the naval Srmaments Of country that degs
Of perfection which, properly our facilities, NJ
other Power can succeed Ia rivalling
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-14

Corp. Henry II. Recor, color bearer 5,h
VI. regiment, met with very pleasant eur.
prise al Burlington the other day on being
mustered out Of service,-Unce Sam pres
eniing him purse Of $3.50 in recognition Of
his valor, he being the first person to plan,
the colors over the rebel works at Peters.
burg. When he entered the rebel fortifca-
tons he was in advance Of the regiment some
fifteen rods and closely followed by Captain
Kavanaugh Of the same company both we're
set upon by large number Of rebels who
succeeded in bayonetng the Captain through
the mouth and cheek and othei wise severely
wounding him until he fell, and only by the
most daring and heroic exertions of young
Recor was he seized and borne beyond the
reach Of the bloodthrsty enemy and his life
saved. This shows just appreciation by
government of the services Of this bold
soldier" and of good sense on the part Of
the fair maid who has recently Joined hands
with him for life.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-14
Deafness Cured.

NBw YORK, Dec. H. 1868.
DR OAkS write to inform you that the med.
cline you prescribed for my rheumatism. has emu.
cured me, after having be treated for IL year al.
line monhs by the most skifui physicians in Virgina
and Ne~ York i walk without the aid q
eruiehes cane, after using your medicine three
Y. v. GoODaAs 9th N. Y. c. ", Co. ~
L. b.--lhe old gentleman, Mr. K. whom you opei
ated upon for deafness And CataIIh, says that yoI
have ed him aud that he hear any person viii,
per To him, after having been deaf for Do years.
success to you, doctor. q. u. u
BIHeHAhPTos, Dec. q 1868
On OAKs-kInd Sr - received your letter inform.
ing when you would be Lutte Falls again, Ans
that you would be happy 10 hear from me- see m.
there. Well, SIR. / knew Of hO two petsons whom
would rather Gee than you and your wife FIRST your
wife because she old sehoolmAte Of mine, anu
secondly, you, because know you have ouIed me OF
disease pi yseians called Consumption, but which
yo- called Chto ae CGtarTh aud in justice To you as
good physician, write to inform you that entirely
cured Of CataTrh, which has Afflicted twenty two
years my lungs, e5es, throat, and head we'll my
breath does not smell as 1t used to do hear those
awful sounds IN my years, and In fact enjoyed
better health nay whole life, aud ten thousand
times thankful 10 you Ml best love you BOTH and
nAy God oess you IL your NOBLE ayoeAtion.
Yours IN haste,
khhA A PAREua
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man in New York city few days since
retired to bic woodshed, and committed sui
eide by nearly severing his head from his
body with butchers cleaver. I'll health lie
assigned as the cause. A timely use Of Pink
erton's Wahoo and Cslssya Bitters would
certainly prevented this terrible affair, by inn
parting tone and vigor to the body, and pro-
ducing healthful and cheerful condition of
the mind. They do it every time. 65;66:daw
Wood, Bixby ~ Co., wholesale Agoni
Montpelier, VI.
For sale By n. X. Brown, Montpeli,
Vermont. daw:ly
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BOSTON Cattle MARKET.

BOSTON CATTLE MARKET.
AT CA NJ 8 RIDGE AND BRIO HTON.
lkepoI ted and telegrsphed to the Waterman
For the week ending Wednesday. July t2sh, 1865.
AMOUNT or STOCK aARKET
Cattle sheep. shoies. Pat Hogs Calves
Is: week I,7s s s9s5 80 81, SSs 900 900
Que year ago, 1913 1893 40 1870 600
BEET CArTLE-Rxira fat and heavy premium Oxen,
Sl2, $500; LIST quality Sll,5Os sl2,0O; And
quality sll 90 IL so; 80 quality $500 $40 90 per
100 lbs. on total weight Of hide, talow and dressed
beef few choicest single pairs, 500. 90 sI3, 90.
Bulls, SC, $3.50 $3.50.
Working oxen, ) as per pair, or according
to their value 40 beef Handy Steers, 3 as
Mich Cows, fair quality s35 sos extra good SIS
~ with or without calves, as may be agreed; far
row snd dry rs SO.
Sheep and Lambs, 4. bss; extra . cts per 10 on
live "eighti or $3.50 $3.50 per head. Lambs
SOa
snoies-wholsssle II l1c; retail, 10 lso per ID.
Dressed 90 a00c. Fat Hogs, l0i a lie per ID.
Veal Caves IS sl2 per head.
Hides, 8 W per 10 Country lots, &c.
Csi-skIns. 10 a lSo.
lA.lus--7 Sc per 10.
Pes-Sl so 81 90 each.
RENARKs At Cambridge COS Northern aud 100
Western cattle. some OF the Northern young cattle
aud good order for the season, but many
were too thin. Tne reports OF large numbers Brgh
ton lett the buyers rather undecided whether to pur
ohase here ur Try them BACK IN bfighton consequent
~ business dragged and few cattle lett unsold
aud were sent Brighton. Most Of the Northern
were sold at 10 lls ~ pes ID.
AT Brighton, the sarge number Of 34s recev-
ed from Albany, making $50 Western, and hard ON
20 200 Ia all. but then Il IL long week. and the
port IrOm New York Is OF short supply and ad-
vance IN price which has probably had Influence
Ga the buyers, a. We again have rushing trade, the
quickest perhaps, OF the last three quick markets.
Toe OF Western steers we're sold 1t 10 80 per
oebt shrink, IN allowance for offA witch IL generally
supposed Will slightly educe The price per To- they
ar superior steers. some butchers say that on ord
narJ sraies prices ART A. per 10. higher than last
week Sll ii IL !, per 10 buys pretty lair Western
beci cattle.
Lsubs IN good demand At $500 SIS 90 for most
lots Extra ones, il sold by themselves, sobewhat
higher. aud poorer ones lower. Sheep dull, a
% ior NJrlhern. A drove ofsome 800 Michigan sheep
about W lbs each sold for little 10, proba
bly, ADO per ID.
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NO HARDRR. HOOD

NO HhRDRE-HOOD
On the part Of the South prevent the II the
Union arms Grant and Sherman policy. like
CHRISTADORO's HAIR DYE,
Everywhere establishes colors which are beautiful in the
peoples eyes. The hues Of the National Flag those
Of Heaven but among all the dyes Of Earth there none
save oHRlsTADoRo's that produces iostsntsneously
perfect fac SMILES Of natures every shade Ct black and
brown. Manu- aetured by J. CHRIsTADoRo, No. 6
AHOr House Nev-York. Sold by Druggists Apph d
by all Hair dressers. 65 6s.daw
The blossoms Of the sold coored campac on the hair
Of the Indian women supply the ssner, poste ~h ele
CANT allnsions And STERLIsos AsBRosIA makes
American ladies enviable for their luHurent chspeire
f566
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Marriagrs.

In Glover. June %, bv Rev. n W scott Geo O. Lou
gee Of Sheffield and sophia A. Bickord Of Greensboro
In Glover. June 2S Mr.. n. II. Gilman and Miss NJ.
Jennie Darling. 10th Of Lyndon.
In Montpelier, At the Pavilion July 80. BY Pew Eli
Ballou Mr. Charles Nownes Of Msrshhed and Miss Phi
la Clark, Of CABOT
Also, BY the same, July 4th at Montpelier. Mr. Xii
Sprout and Miss Jane York, both Of Northheld
Also by the same, July 4th a. the Pavlioa Mr. Fred
eiek Q Dyke and Miss Rebecoa jane Pitkin both Of
NorthhelL
In West Randolph, at the Congregational Parsonage
June 18th. by Rev D. Ais Mr. Jehi Dickerm an II
Ignbridge, and Miss Mary Jones, Of Chelsea.
In Brookheld, July 80, by Rev d. Wild. Curtis ].
kioose and Miss Cynthia Kellogg both Of Brookheld
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Spfrtal Notices.

Bio THrso,-A million lisa great many, but two
million is more As incredfs as may appear, Messs
r. H. Drake 3 Co., Of New York, cell over two million
bottles Of PLANTATION BrrrsRs year This is nearly
one hundred and seventy thousand dozen which At nine
dollars would be over million and half dosrsl Sure
~. some merit must attach to an article Of such sale.
Go where we will, from one end Of the country to the
other we are always In sight Of the evidences 81 the
alstie g. r.--iseO-X and these gentlemens energy.
We would suggest to them little more eegsnoe in their
rock painting The Legislature Of New Hampshire has
passed law against their further dsasurng the White
Mountains. 65:66:daw
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Blindness, Deafness, and CatarIh
Cured

SrRisdPIELD CEsrRK otsego Co, Dec. 10, 1858
DR- OAKS: Dear sir-Wth gratitude PERM. me to
testify that your extraordinary skill in operating upon
my tef eye which has been blind for than toslpe
years, aud restoring my sight after having been
edly 10 durable You have also my
ears which have troubled me zee years with noisss
ringing, and dsatss and which you have restored in
too days 20 perfect hearing
Furberi youhavs also my heart at rest in relation
10 my trouble with Catarrh and Bronchitis l am fully
sattfed that your capabilities be too highly es
tima,ed and appreciated; and cheerfuliy recon mend
any who may be noub d with Blindness, Deafness
and Caarrh TO call upon you for know that you can
cure them.
J0HN SIDsHy (ioaToS
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES,

The celebrated Dr. Dow continues to devote his entire
time to the treatment Of all diseases incident the fe.
male system. An experience Of twenty three years ena-
bes him b guarantee speedy and permanent relief in
the worst cases Of Suppression and all other Menstrual
Dersngements, from whatever All letters for adj
vice must contain 81. Office, No. Endeott street,
Boston.
under treatment
Boston June % 1865 90
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Blindness Of Forty Years sIandim.
Cured.

Samuel steeTe Of Fly Creek Otsego county, q,
hereby certify that have been totally blind Tor foru
feays and have been under the treatment Of the mos
experienced oeulisGs and surgeons Of New York, VII
have pronounced my case mcufa0ie.
have Oeeu under DT Oaks treatment for seven week.
have seen him out three aud Tor the hrst tim
10 day these many years, enabled discover Ob
Jects clearly twenty rods distant also TO Iead
his name on his window shades, which nave done 10
the presence Of Witnesses from excessive delight at re
turning When | hrst the Doctor was com.
peSey pfVsuated ia bodily health. He has completel
twenty ysAis younger. Ia am nearly Wears old.
SAAuAL STHRRH.
Utca, sept 9th, 1862.
WItuess-J. A Kinney and DR.. Calvin Kinney
fIAnkfoIt, eIklueI eonntY.
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CARD.

The undersigned, having disposed Of his interest 10
the Livery Stable business TO his late partner, AMY
B. BOUTWELL,, aysis himself Of the present occasion
return his thanks 10 bis friends and patrons aud d. sres
hvofaby 70 comm nd Mr.. Boutwell, TO them, aud
speak for him continuance Of their patronage
JOHN q CURRIER.
Montpelier, June 81, 1870
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OTlCE.-The partnership heretofore ex-
4 listing between the undersigned under the name
and style Of Boutwell, and ufrier Is BY mutual CONSENT
dissolved. JOHN q CURRlER,
II. 8. BOUTWELL,
Montpelier, June 30, 1856.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-14

In letter written at Montreal, II. s. Foote
fully shfms the reports which we have read
OF Southern inhumanities to Union prisoners.
IL states positively that Seldom, the rebel
Secretary of War, endorsed the proposition
OF brute named Northrop to Withhold meat
altogether from Union prisoners, and to give
them nothing but vegetables and bread. For
attempts to bring this matter to the attention
OF the rebel Congress Mr. Foote says he was
"acrimoniously censured." Thus, by their
own confessions, the rebel government DELHI
eraiely planned to starve the prisoners who
fell into their hands.
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EXPEDITIOUSLY SUNK.

avoiding all the dt and Inconvenience Of the erdnar,
method Of digging wells. The company guarantee
Good Water, or No PAY.
They also authorized sell the right TO sink these
sells in Adds a. Chi tenden franklin, Grand lse la
m bile, Orleans Essex, Caledonia and Ora x Counies.
Parties desiring TO purchase the right can learn full
particulars BY applying in person BY letter P.
Dewey Montpelier.
Several OF these Wells in successful operation
In n iowa Of dpntpelist aud the attenuin Of n se
desifing good, cool well water Ia called 10 them
Idefs can be left with J. P Dewey his store near
the Depot. Of the wells can be seen 10 opera
ton. iune6.daw.tf
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Deaths.

Ia Montpelier, July O. the residence Of bis brother.
in.As, Arson Davis, John W Staples aged so yeArs
In Plan6ed, July 5h Mrs. Submit Howard relic, Of
MI Abijah Howard, aged rs years, 10 months aud 2
das she was AfeciionAte and beloved mother a
Aind and much admired neighbor, consistent and de-
voted christian, and for many years highly respected
aud worthy member az the Congregational Church May
her many virtues christian graces long be member
ed and pfsctsed bv those who still tnrvve her. W
In Cabot, June 18Th, 1865, Mary A wife Of Benjamin
X Whcomb, aged 80 years
In Brookheld. May l. OF consum p;iou Of the bowels
GEORGE Edison. aged thirty years. oldest son Of
Hams a1d Mary Edson
In stockbridge, a. her "a hers residence Mrs NJ A.
Emerson, wife Of Rev Wesley Emerson Of West Brook.
hed and daughter OF Mr. David BOUTWELL, of Stoekbrdee
ssed 20 years
In Bridsewasr at the re,idence Of his we's mother
John Dekey hung himself June 18Th aged 80 years and
months
The cause Of bis death the cruel treatmen, Of his
wife He was member Of Co. II. Oh Regt VT Vols
lie vas captured prisoner Sep ember 18th, 1864 ie-
msinei prisoner until the 2fth Of April whtn he e.
capped from the cruel hands Of the enemy received fur
Tough Of 23 days TO return home TO visit his fanny Oh
what ehsnge When he reached home his wife met
him with and treAied him very unkndly There
was smother she about choose for her companion
she thought her HUSBAND dead as no hing had
heard r. m him since he captured She was disAp
pointed 10 think his life spared 20 retura home IL
was moe than his feeble fame could bear up under
His heart broken.
In Montpelier july Sd, Of quick CONSUMPTION Mr.
John y Currier aged Al years. His emains we're IA
en- 10 New London, N H., his native place. for inter
ment
10 Mortified July ga Of oou'umption, Mrs. Bet.ey
l.. btlknaP wife Of Lorenzl BelknAp, aged As years
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Total Blindness Cured.

RicHPiELD SPRINGS, Otssgo Co, April 3, 1864.
Dr. IA. A. OAKS | am indebted 10 you for restoring
me 10 perfect sight in NOR h. after being M
blind from protFacted affection OF 'Eryspelas in tn,
head"
am indeed truly grateful 10 God for His goodness in
directing your efforts to my shattered health and
lost sight and not my health only but that Of my wife
~ben she could no longer be helped BY physicians after
having been troubled with Heart Disease and malice
difficulties for six years.
(Signed) JOHN FREEMAN,
X. FKsBnAk.
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ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
~ Post Office At Montpelier, State Of Vermont the
18Th day Of July, 1865.
Bunkers, Mary Mrs Huntington, Chas
Baker Anus Miss Hall, AMn mp
Brinkman. LucJ Nri Johnson. Thomas
Brown Smith, Messrs Lawrence ABBY
brown, Geo Lttle, MARY
Barron, btas Manson, ca
Bailey, Bb MeGetriok Felix
Clark. jane Miss Massie, John J
Chill son. Rdv I'd Mo tof Joaeph
Cummings I'd yin Ncaey TT
Chapman. Farley Phillips, VIM Mr. or Mrs
Came, II p Raymond. Mr.
Dunk &c, Georse Strait, Th-masJ
Dexter Emeliue II Miss Smith, Elbriig
Ration FP SAloue David
Ellis. Frederick stIne,B
French, Rll'n Mrs Town, Barnard
FAffar, Abel y Turner. Charles
Gould, Tyler, &c
q llison, Laura Mrs 1huTston, Moses Mrs
House, Nellie q Miss white, Maggie Mss
Holbrook, Mary b Mrs Waite Caroiin Mrs
To obtain any Of the letters the applicant must call
for advertised letters give the date Of the and Day
two cents for Advertising
II not called for within one MONTH they will be sent
to thu Dead LetterOfsoe
JAMES @. FRENCH, Postmaster
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DUNSTER,SL LII GIN

Is put mp 10 large square bottles neatly and strongly
packed in paper boxes It's pure Gin and gives uni
versal satisfaction Sold by c. A RICHARDS, 90
Washington Street Boston, aud by his agents every.
where g6
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u. S. 100 LOAN.
THIRD sRHIEs.
s23O,OOO,OoO.

823O,OOO,OOO.
BY authority ofths sscret.ry Of tn Tie.sury the I'M
dsrssned the General Subscription Agent 10, the sale
Of United States Securities on r. to the public The
thi series Of Treasury Notes. beang seven and three
tsn'hs per cent in,.res, per andum, known as the
Seven-Thirty Loan.
Thess notes art is usd u der date Of Jul, IS, 1875
and are payable three from that date 10 currency,
or "s eonveftiO At the option OF be h5dsr INTO
u $ 6-2O siA PBR CENT
GoLD-BEARINo BONDS.
These Bonds are now worth handsome premium, and
are exempt I" are all the Government Bonds from
state, County, and Municip,l taration. which odd,
from one 10 fioO per- per to their vains ae-
oordins to the rate levied upon other property The in
eA'h note which may be oa aud sold to any bank
or banker
the interest at 7So per cent amount, to
One cent per dag on $50 note
Two oenu 500
Ten 400 81
20 aiOoO .
al a5OOO q
Notes Of all denominations named viii be promptly
upon fecelpt OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The Notes Of this Third Series are preci ely similar
in and privilege the -Thrtes already sold
except that the Government itself the option
Of pay NJ interest in gold coin per cent instead Of
3 hs in currency. Subscribers will deduct the in
erest in currency up July 10th, time when they
subscribe.
The delivery Of the Of this third series Of the
,hrtea will commence on the Let Of June and will
be made promptly and continuously after that date.
The slight changes made In the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter Of interest.
The payment In gold made, will be equivalent to the
currency interest Of the higher rate.
The return to specie payment in the event Of which
only will the option pay Gold b. ayailed Of
would reduce and equsze pr es hat pur bases made
with six cent in gold would be fully equal to those
made with and tbs per cent in currency
This Ia
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
offered BY the Government and its superior advan
tages make it the
Great Popular Loan Of the People.
Less than $3.50 600 900 the Loan authorized by Con-
gress the market This amount, At the rate
at which being absorbed, will be subscribed for within
sixty days when the will Judo abtedy command
premium, as has uniformly case on closing the
subscriptions to other Loans
In order that citizens Of every town and section Of the
country may be Afforded fscues for taking loan the
Nston,l Banks, State Banks and Private Bankesa
throughout the country have generally agreed receive
subscriptions At par Subscribers will Sc their own
ag,ns, In whom they have confidence who only are
to be resPonsioe for the delivery Of for which
they receive orders
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTIONS AGENT, Philadelphia.
May Is 1865
subscriptions viii be received by he First National
Bank Of Montpelier, and Montpelier NatouAl Bank
MayS;d2ip3m 566s
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Dr. II. A. OAKS; Dear sr-I feel very grateful to you
for your kndn.ss to me during your attendance am
German by birth, am AZ years Of age have resided
IN America for 1--we years For eleven years have be en-
troubled with bleeding Of the lungs have been under
the treatment Of very eminent French and German ply
sieins in Europe. nave also been subject the hes,
treatment Of some eminent American phy icians. Yet
with all this array OF talent combined with all their con
nuous efforts, az with all their extensive faeiities
still my bafied their utmost skill | used TO spit
large quantities of blood daily NJ iron frame began to
CULVER under the alternating influence Of disease
de paired OF recovering OF even being helped
gave up, nd had decided 20 let the disease take it's
course, until l. wilkins, ksq recommended me TO Try
your Treatment am, indeed uery grafetllfhat did
for In the short space Of month you old more for
me than all the ply sciAns whom had previously en-
ployed, whether IN Europe OF America. roo CURED
MEL
am, dear cir, yours very gratefully,
q. NJ THOMAS.
Catharine Street. Utica, October 18Th, 1868.
The Doctor may be consulted at Montpelier, al a.,
BuInham House, Room No |. foi 10 days. and
aAh above.
Fo' reference. Circular TO D had At his roos
oher hour ffon A N. until p. M
rp @ULIAllON sl.na
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We take great IleAsurein recording another wonder
tul cure by IN Oaks. young anvil no is employ
cierh In the establishment OF L. ikns Esq cor lie,
TONER &C, No 81 BleeNeI sueet, Utica, was cured.
total blindness Arising from Amaurosis. He is nos az
el and can see as perfectly any period OF his III
Utica, August, 1861. H. q. kDwARps
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sG7IEt:Rh1T7IL.FItIUsATES.o -.

4AAf'NDf OioboS w. ~ way a. low
This is TO certify that have been sick will "Catarrh
al Bronchitis for nine Years. Last March | tn
duced 70 Try Dt OAKS treatment which relieved
ten minutes. used TO cough half the night raise
on az ayefge az much large tea-cupfull ,, vsoid
phlegm, my sleep so much disturbed, that would
awake with burning fever and erspIAtOn. After
The DoctoTs medicine one month gained IN desh tel
pounds at the end Of two months weighed twenty I've
pounds more than in March preyiUus Ny Cough left
me IN two weeks, the night ceased
nights my fever let me, my appetite aud sleep returned
and can truly say that have been IL were raised
IRON the dead to OF fe and this, with
nlunth's treatment
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The Montpelier National Bank

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OYTIcE OF COMPTROLLER OF rHB CURRENCY
Washington, March Sd, 1855
Whereas BY satisfactory evidence presented the I'm
dersigned i has been made to appear that
THE MONTPELIER NATIONAL BANK"
In the VILLAGE Of Montpelier 10 the county Washington
and state Of Vermont has been duly organized under and
according the requirements Of the ACT Of Congress en-
titled An Act to pro vide National Currency secured
y pledge Of United States bonds and to provide or
the circulation and redemption thereof" approved June
g. 1854 and has complied with all the provisions Of aid
Act required be complied with before commencing the
business of Banking under said Act.
Note therefore, l, HUeH MoCULLocH Com rtroler o
the Currency, do hereby certify that - HB NONTPE
L{RR NATIONAL BANK, " in the village Of Mont
pelier in the county Of Washington and State Of Yer
mont s Authorized to commence the business Of 5ank
ing under the Act aforesaid
In fe5iDtony Whereof witness my hand and seal Of
office this third day Of March, 1865.
r., HUGH MoCULLO9H,
Comptroller Of the Currency