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additional per steamer Scotia,


Ar at Liverpool 26th ult, Pontiac Lowell, Bonn
bay; A Campbell, Wilbur, Galveston; Regent,
Hamin St John, NIB.
Emit Tor ldg 2sth; Acme, Patten, for Boston; 2sth,
Santee. Salter, Calcutta.
Adv goth, Columbia Robinson, for New York list
William woodbury., Mount ort for Go LIST; Success,
Chase Tor do; l. b Gilchrist, Watts, for Phi ladel-
pha with dispatch Lincoln, Trott, Tor New Orleans
Sid I'm Newport 27th, Palo Alto, willy, Cardenas;
2sth, Queen of the Fleet Scott, Portland, latter dsg
part of cargo to calk bow ports.
Sid I'm Queenstown 9th, Ellen Hood Pennell, tim
AverpooD for New Yoif, having repaired.
Sid I'm Lyttleton, NJ, April 6, A Badger,
tor Guam.
Ar at Nagasaki April IS, Annie Kimball, Villa lbs,
Sid I'm Yokohama April 2S, Sea King, Howell tor
San Francisco.
Ar at Foo.chow April 23, Resolute, Holt. Sbang-
hae. land sailed May on return)
Sid I'm Hong Kong Nav 8, Penang Patten Sinra-
pore; 7th What Cheer, Ainsworth, Swallow
Ar at Swallow May {, Nellie Abbott, Jordan, from
Newschwang
! sid IN Bangkok April 25th, Panama, soule, for
u. 4. at Madras May 49, calliope, Simmons, Mau.
= Sid from Cadiz 22d ult, Victoria Amelia, Ferris.
OF Gibraltar 2oth ult, Kitty Colburn, Wilson, from
New Orleans Tor Genoa
=. Ar at Aavre 26th ult, Horace scudder, Gould,
nom Buenos Ayres.
r, SID nm Flushing Roads 24tb ult, John Dimmock,
harvard, Cardiff.
Ar at Elsi eur 23d ult, Gemsbok, Chandler, from
Cronstadr tor New York.
Passed through the Sound 23d, Myronus, Higgins,
from New York for Cronstadt
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Mains Pure Elderberry and Cur
rQnf Winoc


So highly recommended by Physicians, may be
found at wholesale at the drug stores of WV Whip
pie & Co., H. H. Hay, W. F. Phillips & Co., E. L.
Stanvood and j. W. Perkins & Co. jan12sNd1y
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CpnK EN-

May H. lat Is IS S, lon "a II W, ship Annie BOYD
from Callao tor Liverpool "a DAYS out.
May 49, lat 10 s, lon 20 W, ship Fred Warren, I'm
Liverpool for Australia.
May q, lat 40 n, Ion "a A. ship Vanguard, from
Liverpool Tor San Francisco.
june 10, lat 40, lon 80 As, barque Anna Goodwin,
from New Orleans for Havre.
June rs, WNW of the Skerries, miles, ship Mary
OBrtsn, nom Liyerpool tor Thomasten.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

OOMAS1IS fOhlSs
SAN FRANCISCO-Ar 7th inst, ships Webster
Norris, New York; Top allant, Phillips Rio janet.
SAVANNAH Sd, brig VIM Parks, Sim
wILMINGT0N, Nc-dld 9Th, sch Grace Clifton,
-ALExANDRIA-Ar 9th inst. sch Pallas. French.
GEoRGETowN. pc-Ar 9Th. sch H French,
wAsHINGToN-Ar 9Th, sch Bowtoin, Randall,
PHILADELPHIA-Ars th, schs William Slater,
NIB; Baccock. Oolcord, Bangor.
Cid 9Th, sch A Paine, Jones, Eastport.
Ar 9Th, brig Princeton, Wells, New Haven, land
ED for Boston,; schs M G Moseley, Urann, Matan-
zas; Lee, Nutting, saco; Carrie Heyer, Poland,
Cid sth, schs Camilla Hurlbut, PASSPORT: Carrie
Heyer. Poland: and Faust, Lord, Boston; j W
Fish, Wiley, Salem.
NEW Y0RK-Ar 9Th, schs j f Carver. Rumrill,
Windsor, Ms; Caroline Knight Wilcox Poughkeep-
sic for Pembroke; Leopard, Collins, Machias; Gay
and Julia Carnage, Hix, Rockland: Union, Leigh.
ton, Cherryfeld; Boynton Reed, Red Beach;
Snow, Smith; Jane, Loud Convert, Psndleton
Abby Gale, Ryder, and Irene Meservey, Hender-
son, Bangor; Ida L Howard Harrington, Portland
Ranger, Cleayes, do; Elias Dudley, .Coombs, New
Also ar Sth bar9ue Henry, Blair, Mar, eilles brig
Gen Marshall, Thomas, I;aueor; Ambrose Lighf'
Hamor, Warren RI; sch Ralph Post, Davis. George
Ar 9th. barque N NJ Haven, Hopkins, Cow Bay;
brig Nellie Paine, st Croix; sch 7 King, Clenden-
min, CALAIS.
Cid 9th, barque Chief, Harding, Cadiz; briggs VIM
NASH McBride, Port au Prince; Neponset, Tracey,
Malaga; Navarino Hopkins, Inagua; liza, Williams
Savannah Eta NJ Tucker, Tucker, Boston sch
Dyer, Kelley. Boston.
BRIDGPORTi CT-Ar Sth, brig Delmont Loo @,
Cochrane Bangor; scls Alpine, Presley, and Geo
Washington, MCGEE, do.
PROVIDENCE-Ar 9Th, sch Geo W Snow, Chase,
Machias.
Sid. schs Dauntless, Coombs, Philadelphia; Mary
q Susan, New York: Boston. Rich, Calais.
FALL RIVER-Ar 9Th, sch Amelia, Elems Rock
land 9th, DR. Kane, Ryder, Bangor,
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 9Th, sch Vigilant, Baker
Bangor. '
BOSTON-Ar 9th, barque Trovatore Blanchard
Inag1a; schs Maggie Mcneil, Snow, Georgetown ;
NJ Hall, Hart, Philadelphia: Faantauzzi Par,
ritt Philadelphia Redondo, Lord, and Mary Jane,
Nash, Rondout; Marcellus, Remick and Medford
Jordan, Ellsworth; Boxer, Sutton, Bangor; Lunker
Sue, Humphrey, and Amazon, Lambert, do; En-.
chantress, Wright, Brewer; Angel, Pennel from
Augusta.
Cid 9th, brig Hancock, Gibbs. West Indies.
Ar 10TH schs Redngton, Gregory, I'm New York /;
Fairfield Verril, Eastport; sloop Stephen Orr Mer
riman, Portland.
Cid 10th, barque Louis, Snow, TOT Pictou; brig
Lubra, Percival, Sydney, NSW; sch Dresden Smith,
GLOCCESTER-Ar 9th, schs Elizabeth, Hooper
Sedgwick; Packet, Grant, Ellsworth.
PORTSMOUTH-Ar 9Th, sch Sea Pigeon John
son, Calais.
Sid sth sch Unison, Williams, Bangor.
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DIR. SWEETS
INFALLIBLE IMMINENT,

The Great External Remedy, Cures
Rheumatism, Cuts and w Ounds,
Neuralgia, TOothacse,
ShTNecA and Joints, Sores,
Brulses, Ulcers,
headache. Burns and Scalds,
Cont, ChiIbIains,
LumbasO, Bites and Siings,
Spraius,
Also the most efficient remedy for LAMENESS
SPRAINS, CALLS, SCRATCHES &C., in horses.
GEO. G. GOODWIN & o., Boston, ManufactuI.
ers and Sole Agents. Sold by all Druggists.
mch12codi6WsN
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Patents of LIST and 9Th Feb, 1884,
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IUta1, 70 Total,
Umpire-F. ". Smith Of the Eon Club.
Scorer-E. P Benks, Jr.
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Estate of HeSeEiOh Packard.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ teen duly appointed Executrix of the Will of
HEZEKtAH PACKARD late OF Portland, in the
County Of Cumberland, deceased, and has taken up
on herself that trust by giving bonds the law d-
reefs. All persons having demands upon the estate
of said deceased, required to exhibit the same
and all persons indebted to said estate are called up
on to make payment to VIM. E. Morris. Atty tor
said estate, at his Office No. 100 Exhange st.
CHARLOTTE j. NJ. PACKARD, Executrix.
Portland, July 2, 1867. jyidlwteod2wsN.
Medical Notice.
G. II. CHADWICK, M. D., will devote special at
ton to Diseases Of the Eye. No. 30lA Congress St
Office hours from II A. M. to P. NJ.
May IS. sNtf
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DISASTERS.

Barque Rome, from New Orlelns for Bordeaux.
before reported ashore at SW Pass, was hauled off
on the 3lth nit.
Sch VIM Allen, Dyer, from New York for Rich
mond, sprung leak OF 1900 strokes per hour 9Th
inst, and put into Philadelphia.
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Make Your OaCN Soap i!
No LIME NECESSARY!
By Saving and Using Your Waste Grease
BUY ONE BOX OF THE
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Cos
S.APON-I-FIER
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ssFanily Physician
Seventy-six pages price 25 cents. Sent to any adj
Dress No money required until the book is received,
read and fully approved 1t is perfect guide to the
sick or indispossd. Address DIR. S. S. FITCH, Is
fremont Street, Boston. sN Jan29d1y
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AT.
"A KNTS,
II. Il. d ID Y,
SOLICITOR or PATENTS.

SOLICITOR or PATENTS,
Late Agent Of the u. S. Patent Office, Washington
under the act Of 1881
NO Is State Street Opposite kilby street, Boston.
After an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty
years, continues to secure patents in the United States
also in Great Britain France and other countries Ca
Yeats 81 ecihcations Bonds, Assignments and all pa
pers drawings for patents executed on reasonable
terms, with dis aeh ReseaTches made into American
and Foreign works. determine the validity and utility
OF Patents OF Inventions and legal and other advice
rendered in all matters uohing the same, Copies OF
the claims Of any patent furnished by renting one dol
lar. Assignments recorded IN Washington
No Agency Ia the United States pOsscsts superior faci
ties for obtaining patents, tanning the patentabi-
ity Of inventions
Duing eight months the subscriber in the course of
his large practice, made twice rejected appica
sixteen appeals every Of which decided in his
favor BY the Commissioner Of Patents.
TEsTIMoNIALs
" regard MI Eddy one " the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
tereourse. CHAs MASON"
Commissioner OF Patents.
have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ man competent and ttustwt rthy
ard more capable OF putting their ppcaticns in form
TO secure Tor them An early and favorable consideration
al he Patent Office. EDMUND BURkE
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
Mr.. H. Ed has made loI me thirteen appca
lions in all but one Of which paent have been ganted
aud that Is the one pending such unmist akable
proof of great talent aud ability hi, par, leds me to
re mmsni all inventions TO az y to him to procure
their patents as they may II having the most
faithful attention bestowed their cases and very
te1souSo'9 charges JOHN lAGHART'
Jan l. 100" 4203
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JUST WHEN WANTED-Tha New York
Times thus notes remarkable fact:
" 1t is little remarkable that an island
should have been discovered on the route
between San Francisco and China just as the
line OF American steamers is to be established
there. The great obstacle of the establish
ment of this line is the great length of the
route,-making il necessary for steamers to
carry so much coal as to have little room for
cargo. Il has, indeed, been confidently pred
icated that the enterprise must fail, from this
cause If no other, to be profitable; and al
though the early trips Of the Pacific mail
steamers have dispelled this apprehension to
some extent, sagacious commercial men have
by no means considered the problem as fully
solved.-But the discovery of an island. on
the very route followed, which can serve as a
coaling station, puts the question at rest for
ever. This affords, perhaps, the most strik-
ing illustration Of that fundamental maxim
OF political economy, that the supply will al
ways equal the demand, to be found on rec
ord. AS soon as that route was to be opened
nothing was so much wanted as an island !;
and forthwith the want has been supplied |
Tho Pacific Mail Company it is said, will es-
tablish coal depot there at once"
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31urtrp.



She comes with fairy footsteps
Softly their echoes fall
And her shadow plays like summer shade
Across the garlen wall
The golden light is dancing bright
Mid the mazes of her hair,
And her fair young locks are waving free
To the wooing of the air.
Like a sportful fawn she boundeth
SO gleefully along;
As wild young bird she caroleth
The burden Of a song.
The summer flowers rrc clustering thick
Around her dancing feet,
And on her check the summer breeze
Is breathing soft and sweet.
The very suubeams seem to linger
Above the holy head.
And the wild flowers at her coming
Their richest fragrance shed.
And oh how lovely light and fragrance
Mingle in the life within;
Oh how fondly they do nestle
Round the soul that knows no sin.
She comes-the spirit Of our childhood
A thing Of mortal birth,
Yet bearing still the breath Of heaven
To redeem her from the earth.
She comes in bright-robed innocence,
Unsoiled by blot or blight,
And passeth by our Maynard path,
A CLEAN Of angel light.
OH blessed things are children
The gifts Of heavenly love;
They stand betwixt our world-hearts,
And better things above
They link us with the spirit-world
BY purity and truth,
And keep our hearts still fresh and young
With the presence Of their youth
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General tHtscrIlanu.
RAREY AND TIE JACKAss.


John Rarey the horse tanner, while at
Rome, was terribly annoyed, as strangers
always are, by the indescribable braying of
the jacks, which coming to the market ear
ly in the morning with vegetables, always
improve the hour when strangers are enjoy
ing the half doing delight which Immediately
precedes the pain of getting up, to bray,
with special vehemence singly and in chorus.
No one who has not suffered it can appreci-
ate the brickbat-rubbing, saw-fling effects of
it on the strongest nerve. Rarey could not
stand it--and he swoIe he wouldn't. He
watched the awful little beasts with pro-
fessional keenness sharpened by the personal
pain, to see If there was any practicable way
to stop their braying without cutting their
throats, but almost resolved to do that il
there was no other remedy. He soon noticed
that the animal straitened his tail out as stiff
as a poker when the eruption commenced,
and he darted with the rapidity of genius to
the conclusion that as the tail and the bray
went together, the bray couldn't 60 without
the tail, so he determined to hold the tail
down. He tied q number of heavy lava paw
ing stones to stought strings with slip knots
in the end, while the owners were enjoying
their "cofemata" at some neighboring "cafe"
he slipped the moose over the unsuspicous
tails, and retired to watch the result. In a
few minutes an especially noisy ackass was
seen to open his mouth and gasp convulsive-
ly. He stood gaping for three or four sec
onds. He whee2e and the lava block swung
suddenly at his tail out of the braying level.
But no sound came. He looked plaintively
round to his companions as if to ask them
what allied him. His lips shook and he
dropped the artichoke leaves he had been
munching, as the idea entered his supersti- |
tious fancy that the devil had somehow got |
out OF the hogs into him. Another tried, |
but an inarticuate grunt was all that he
could reach They all tried chorus, which |
had only the same mourning rattle and crashed |
through every street and lane but in vain.-
There was silence that day in the strangers
quarters and rejoicing in every piazza
from the piazza del Popolo to the Piazza
d Espagna.
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Among the many customs which distinguish
the Chinese of Java is one which would startle
the young ladies of America. Beneath the
windows of their houses is often to be seen
an empty flower pot, lying horizontally on
the portco roof. It's position cannot be acct
dental, because it is seen in so many cases. -
Nor can 1t be looked on as religious symbol
for then there would probably be one on each
house. 1t is nothing more OF less than a mat
rimonial advertisement, the plain English of
which is "A young lady is in the house.
Husband wanted
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The study of the Bible has controlled opin
ions and directed the life, and quickened the
heart Of millions which has been ms pration
to the greatest minds Of the race which has
been the spring of that great philanthropy
which is the boast of our civilization and
which Is now the protested guide Of three hun.
dred millions of our lello surely these
facts, apart from any consideration Of its Di-
vine origin, its claims to be revelation from
0od' demand for it respectful attention and
ailngent study from any one who would be
considered well informed and intelligent
man.
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PRICE LIST OF TEAS.

OOLONG (Elack), zoe soc 90, best slperlb.
MlXEn Queen and Black 700. 500 800 best , per h.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, (BlAch), 60, 90 81, VI 10,
best 81 20 per 10.
lMpERilAL (dreen) soc, 90, 81 sllO. best 81 %
er ID
YoUH6G. HYsoN (dreer) SOC. oOe., 81. 81 10, best
25 per 10
UNcoLOkED JAPAN 0oc 81. 81 10, best 81 25 per h.
GNNFOWDEk, Green, $l.2j, best 81 80 per To-
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ABSENCE OF MIND. A gentleman, after
noting the state of the weather previous to
going to bed, hung his thermometer, as he
supposed, outside of his dormi,ory window
About four o'clock in the morning he was
awakened by policeman who informed him
that gold watch was hanging outside of his
window, and advizing him to AXE it in, He
had placed the Thermometer under his pillow,
and hung his watch out of doors.
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methodist clergyman in the vicinity of
Boston, was inv ted to public demonstration
OF some kind, where an expensive supper was
served, and on the tables were bottles Of in
toxleating drinks. On being rC quested to SIX
the divine blessing upon the repast, he arose
and said can cheerfuly ask God TO bless
the food, but never dared to ask his blessilg
on bottle ofrum.' The bottles were Instant
~ removed. and the blessing was then invoked.
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A Paris correspondent says 'Ericurean
luxury has found a new use for Il ,wers. violet,
sre eaten with cream and sugar The
evening, at an Apician dinner, given by m. r
chant prince, they were forthcoming, They
were very nice ne yiolets taste az they smell
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELI.
CATE health

DE- DOW lhl stefan end surgeon, N's and En-.
''ot' street. b9 t.u is conaulti daily or All J-eases
ineluel 10 Ne female tttm Froansus Uttr. ot Eau
rug oi me Won't, fluor bus suuprD-4iru and other
4thtuua arrangements aie all treated upon rev path
loR""l pImc lee and speedy relief guaranteed a few
oJs 90 lnFe"abl certain is tac rev mode u trea,-
m'lt mat ,Ae most obstinate complaints ysd under it,
ana me eu"c ca peron soon ic1iles iu perfect health
Dr Dow as no de bt had greater eapeituce I'm the
cure of DIS OF end children than any other
ph sieitn Bos'o on and as. siu 1915, confined his
Nh c an nton to the cure Of private diseases and fe
male con plants
Ali letters must contain fur redstampso or they
~ not be answered. Cfico hours from A. NJ. to i
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.CLup oRpRR.

sr CHARLES WNoSA Co MISS., March 2S 1867.
o THE GREAT American To, Co,
Nos. 81 ard SO NesOy Suect N y
send you fifth order Tor Tea. Ny neighbors think
ave learned ine road" aud insist upon my doing
lea received ron your CON pans have given com
etc Satisfaction Your Teas are ffesh--wei favored
Iopg Inc Merchants can furnish foi " IS to ~ so
pound no better article than you give us Al 81 95
me say you are hnnbug; please humbug u again
Truly ours, in behalf Of Tea drinkers,
SAMUEL s. b MAN
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CoTees Roasted and Ground D ally.

g ourd Coffee, zoe, 25co 50 35c best 4ec per ID.
iotrs ealoous Boarding Rouse Keep ~, and Fami
les Who large quantities Of Coffee can eConomize
that article by uilg French Breakfast and Din
fr Coffee which we sell at the low price of 300. per
ound, and warrant to give perfect satisfaction.
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INITIAL STAMPING.

As desire is expressed by nearly ever, purchaser
most approved fN'1 'As
FRENCH STAMPING PRESS
and tine variety OF Dies. We are trepared 30 st,nn
initas o. names on paper and envelopes for Ladies'
and Gsntlemen at shortest notice
hasa also added 70 our Stock several new styles of
FRENCH 4 AMERICAN PAPERS 4 ENVELOPES
loNmeh ge wish 10 cal public attention
hLLlOl SMITH CO.,
Feb 26 T. v"
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLI-
VAN RAILROADS.
SPRING ARR Ran % 4 "a % n i.
Commencing Nag l3 1897.


Mail Train leaves Hou'ss poiHtS' 80 a M, receives
passenger noon NAN. tltn ~ 10. "hl ''hhto's ar
Wh'e rover Junction snd Fellows rei' WIN uNns ior
sumpsic r. H.. arrives al New You Q. 1901 m
Day hHnfess Leaves Montreal at 70 me- st Johrs =
rom joy i' 10 Tor boston, &C. ef"NnE In Boston
wa Lowell. a. lV3 NJ o,,
Night txP'e.s leaves osdens6wgh {" u 80 m,
NnhH'Ht az g DO h' i'"N'e "'t Nv 81 p ia ~.
johns A. 90 p ms arriving AZ boston a. ~ a. "a t
t.hNtaH az htio"H ie'i "lH 'AANe Gag lof
D''''H @su etl ''.. 9'.. '''' ~.'' H "
to9e iui Spihsuelui N'' anu arriving ih Nt" A"lA al
- 'P " ...,.,. ,.,..,, 49,, ....
lbAlis ooIhH NO" u AND WEST
Leave mohlleuer ~ 4O 81 NJ Nv a. NJ 70 p m .
~ no t treo,
pI{ hAi'S 's9'.s wa Lowe, w a, 10 ioi
nVt5is'oH' ~ p quay, ~ HuNI ~ arriving a. MoHue@i
atS592 nm, m ogas. .' a, 70 a i m, -oo
VIA lawrence and titchtug A. ~ a pa spn1gh'd
az ~ a 49, iol ol' ~ 9ilAis e,.e " NJ Du a.
i,t 'i"'n ''efiht b.s'lh VIA f9-houfk AZ % a. m
a.u 'Fil e.g az o. a. h 'pI meet az NAl'e hNef
Observation-Disclosures ,'ou ~l'n ny ,,e,i ,,-io,
for Burlington, Rutland. ST. Adams, house's Point,
Osaenso1fRh "c
Nishi EAW'tA leaves zen wa sIlf az 10 10 p M. re-
SelWng pa'stns,s nom siI9nl @'y II, - iesyng
new /" b. a. lzl1 p M, ana nom Nheahifc X X lcoY-
Ing lostoD At a9 p M, c'hree citing Of White hiyer
Jnhcuoh WIN ram leaving boston al o Vu p- M Tor
huii.nston' houss Ii y onlr al sna uR1'mburth,
ears A.' e'.' .'n 'o '''u VIZ IIR.l hN rfe.'
!i@h' running U''N 81 AitaAa aLu Dustth ana 81
bans an . sWnahdd
AAttstA ' .h i'i Nht't' NIu ihf west lor fale AZ
80 HtNoN'' 4"N! 40 io''-
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~ leet tr-v-rDp 1919 - -
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~ HN .@,s t..4 p... 49, IN 49,
'T'' rpwARp TRAINS
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An az. l,ELAliNoIo ~ NeOEAHrlIoN on

AN AC4 hkLA1ING no I|uh flkUEMbF1tON OF
BANK NOTES.
Itts hoe5s oinciea og NO, ucqaot d1scmbY Of Che
StcttQt lciht0Ht
trcI Amer inc xpiraUln OF d.. ria'ctof aty bank
ohaffed BY this STATE, tr aNsf t.s tcfmuau Of the
existence Of any such bank aesab 90 hs laws q This
State such bank may cause nIuCt 60 De published Ia all
the weekly newspapers OF county where slcn bank is
located for one ui year setting forth that said bank
will redeem Us outstandng bills the day OF the cxpifa
uun Of It's charter or the date Il the termination of its
existence aud copy Of Ibis act And upon due publ
cation Of such n0uce, neither such Uank nor It's officers
shall be liable TO any action for ihe redtmpon Of
any tfs outstanding bills unless The sane shall have
been duly presented and payment there demanded
within tho year Aforesaid, at thc banking house OF said
bank
SIC Amer the expiration II the charter, or after
the termination Of the existence Of any such bank az
Aforesaid such bank shall 90 be subject to The
operaiiun or liable TO She prowsions Of The sixty third
section n chapter eighty nine OF The General Statutes
sEo This act tha'l take effect from its passage
Approved Novemi er 10 1866.
Ia pursuance Of the provisions Of the act above fecit
cd the Vermont Bank Of Montpelier VI, gives notice
it's outs andug bills will be red, emcd until January lst
1858 at its place Of business in the Of the First
National Bank Of Montpelier.
Montpelier December 20 1865.
In pursuance n the provisions Of the act above rtct
cd, the Mortified Bank gives notice, that It's charter
terminated July 18TH rs g. that ts outstanding bills will
be redeemed Until Jsnuay lst 1868 at It's former place
Of business ia Mortified, Vt
Mortified December 20, 1896
In accordance with the provisions Of the above act OF
ne L. ii laufe Of the Stale II Vermont. ihe Bank OF
Watcfbur ct waterbury We. horeIv 9iyes notice that
its charter Terminated September lot 1860 Oh the OUT
standing bills on said bank will cdc,mcd 40 the Wa
icbury National Bank, iu Waterbury, md also at the
National Bank q Redemption, in ston, until the LIST
day Of January 1868
Dated az Waterbury Dec 2lth 1866. ally.