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DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.

LvrnrooL-st-amship City Of Bsltimore-P Heron and
TOM Haussssn' Prot %a!ron. Mis-. 9 Marion Mrs.
iss hmos III. fsssS Dsss sss maid s''
Johp;oe Psyy ns sss n s;sssSySs. hsITy asAs% ,n
esn s'6 Dr. S S% boSssn, " bsn.sss SscssSsSa Muir
and and MaSpsa esa Ss
daughter Henry wife and Miss Amelia Gun
nasa' Sss fsf
sGS1 e"r, W M s
Hilton scboheld, NJ Cortager.
..LryrsrooI. Steamship Denyark-Mrs = walsh; Mrs
Miss Laird, Mrs pamion' Miss Johnson Leo Usher
~, and S g,s cs .nS Adams s
Kendall Jacobs; Ryon, Norton and WIFE B , Webb
1.SSs wsSs frsnda bsr Mr. saS Mrs Wss x
e.Sn.r esys s@s We Gar. Mrs os. m
;Hs Ss ai &
k:ssss, sssss; nt.a "s @ hsS' sss:ad
.ns John %% s 1i. 1 cssf
Donald Colonel = canwsI Jas cisilAnd, VIM kinss-
sourHAxrros Asp HAxsrpo-s,eam.hIp Tsusoais-Mr, 8
Mrs William PEBBLE. Nicola. Kahnsn Ms. ANA n
and Sr. Pauser and Two children. Nr and Mrs charles
sSs 'ss an Ss' fsns s' QUO % rrss
MRS yen .Ra EsT sr .ssS sns
Kiemann Charles Korn van der Moor John D'est-
.nS fs:. cf.s: sro
% S Fsa:ss o.sss
w ss sGDd ars Rsn s.s. sss.aasd %s
runberg Paul Stamm, Anton Brenner George brenner,
John Thoma and others In the steerage.
S J.%:. sSrr 5s sE :Sn 81 2 ol
Of United states flagship frankn Mrs Carlisle mrs Cap
tain Harmony maid Mrs Surgeon Eversheld and maid
Charles walters W Prawi. Oscar Knapp, MT and Mrs
Charles secor, daughter and maid Lash Mr and MRS
Z smith, Madame DAWN and child Mrs Harriet Brown,
Mr. and Mrs North, Mss Athalie North, George Sor,s
North Master James North, Master Harry North Mr
and Mrs Lawrence Jerome, tive children and maid Mrs
Minthorne and child, J. w wotton, Nathan bdwen
Aua,stus Bukiey, Mr. and Mrs Lefevre, Mrs H. Robson.
sweetser Van yolkenturgh, Miss Lecoultre Miss
Eliza Bulkey, Mr. and Mrs N Gilman, q GOULD. X
simops Mr. and Mrs v jerome, Thomas Allyn Joseph.
ALVIN Mr. and Mrs Napoleon Bunel, Dorr Mr and mrs
Francis Barnett Hook, Mrs Dewey, MISS Lethtop,
Mrs Mayham Ward. Master Msyham Ward, NINE
Proyot. w v q Bartlett Mrs A Chaplain, MISS lane
Murdock Miss Blanche Murdoch Miss Nora Perkins Miss
Anna Perkins Theo foH, Geo For, Mrs For and niece
Jones Mr. and Mrs whI.nore rreat sd Whl'wW9rs w,
more, John Adams. Grube Mr. Guyos and Lady nj MS
sehor Don Antonio Fernandez Gonzales. ssnoA son.ses
scor Enrique GONZALES, Senior Antonio oonzaes Senonts
Angel Gonzales and servant sefor Don Diego DEL Noyn
seors Dolores del Novs seforts Anita Del so.s seao
rita Isabel Coero schors yrene Gusna seno.n usneve
del Nova sehcria Lucins del Noya sehors hsnusa dsi
NovL Jr, aud servant Eev Dr smks"
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TeLEcaApHIc MARKET REPORTS.

PHILADELPHIA July g. 1857.
Stock market firm; Pennsylvania State 81; Morris
Canal 2s; Philadeipha and Ere Railway, t5; Reading
Railroad s., Pennsylvania Railroad, bSA. Exchange
New York. par Cotton dull 26c Flour heavy; super
fine. So 50 80; Pennsylvania extra. 80 % 50. New
wheat comingin sales at 81 50 for red 81 70 white
Whisky in bond, Soc
Flour In good demand sales 200 bbls at $il $i2 for
sIs spinng Ss fi5 ior req winter ~ Ior wne ana
saes Corn quiet sales 2a0 bushels No 9bc and 800
bushels NO at &c other grains nominal Canal reights
steady; &c. 70 New York lumber 81 so the Hudson
River Freghts TO Boston. &c., to Albany, Soc to New
York, by rail and river. 60c
BALTIMORE, July 6, 1867.
Coffee du but unchanged for Rio. Flour steady. Mid.
ding upland cotton 25c. Sugar rm fair good refining
llao sl2c fair 70 geod grocery ME lsc Flour scarce
81 20 81 81; choice red So Corn less active and
clned &C. Sci white, 81 l2 yellow 81 06 81 or mixed
Western 81 OF. Oats dull at S5c Provisions beef
shoulders; 99c; sides ll1fc Baccnzshouders lG1lc q
lOac: sides rib l2kc clear rib, l3xc. Mess and
lard quiet. Whiskey unChap ged.
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THE EXCISE LAW.

The Transportation of Liquor Through the
MetropoIitan District TO be Stopped ON the
Sabbath.
Superintendent Kennedy yesterday issued the follow
ing general order the captains Of the various police
precincts:-
GENERAL ORDER sos
Sprituous liquors vines ale and beer having been.
by chapter SIS OF the laws OF 1886, prohibited
article OF traffic within the Metropolitan Excise District
Sundays and the transportation from place to place
OF snch articles OF merchandise being work OF ne
cessy section &c. article g. title g. chapter 90 part OF
the Revised Statutes will be strictly enforced.
You will specially that such merchandise Is
transported Sunday through any OF your pre-
cinct And, TO enable you the moro efectualy to
force this order, you will Sundays hereafter post
in the vicinity Of each brewery, dstilery, or other
place where liquors stored within your precinct,
and prevent the transportation hererom OF any such
merchandise during the hours Of Sunday You will also
guard each ferry bridge the boundaries OF your
precinct, well as the streets and avenues running
through IT, and prevent such transportation being made
into your precinct
where any wagon, truck other vehicle loaded, In
whole in part with any such merchandise, rs found
within your precinct Sunday will require the per-
in charge TO return with II TO the place whence was
brought and, in he refuses comply you Will
take the vehicle with the merchandise into custody and
hold the unit II Monday morning, when, not
claimed It " III be returned to the property clerk.
JOHN A. KENNEDY, superintendent.
GEO W. WALLISG. Inspector.
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scrR LousA YsAzfxa went ashore night Of sth inst In
fog Quogue Beach Long Island, three miles west OF
shnnecock Lighthouse No lives lost She commanded
BY Capt ssean and from 0eorgetown, DC, 70 load
for Boston. CThe sn Al vessel Of 10 tons register
built al NAYS Landing NJ IN 1851 halls from Great Ega
Hsrbor, and 10 owned by Mr. FrAmbes and otherl)
Sur BELLE ov ssA, from Calcutta for New York,
which put into Mauus May 3eaky has been surveyed and
found 70 be inches Of water hour She would
bc discharged for repairs.
BArx wAryRnAx lying at anchor in Valparaiso bar.
Dor May w. was into BY the Br bark River Fsh losing
foremast, catheads all head gear and Undergraduates
Would Libel the RF.
BARE Houenror AIlen, FROM Josndo, Afres in going
up Boeon bay thick fog of 9Th inst struck ON
hosher Rock, Cohasset and sprung . leak. she
thumped the rocks for time but was got on with
out serious damage after sipppe her chain ano anchors
BHe CtAaA GooppIcn fof Yortand,, Look, from ss-
yannah 10Th ult for Mcutevdeo put INTO homes HOS o.
the 5th inst procure crew. the second mate and
four being sick she also reports on the d uit IN
sale KNE shifted deck load and started cargo between
deckA
scnn urxxrsrrrp (Br) from ~ John NE for New YORK.
with umb ber vent s,b met IN FOG -four miles north
from Highland station. Cape ced and high and dry q,
Low tide.
scss AarwosA frou Roadous Tor Boston. ~hseA 40,
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- Tho foreign exchange market was firm in toue but
aciive. Bankers bills England at sixty days, were
noted at ITO " at three days, l103S ss; CONNER
bills 1929 ~ bills Paris at sixty days, 513s4
6I2il at three days. 5.lO5s 5.l0ss. Other cont-
LenIa nj M rai
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NEW HERALD SUNDAY, JULY T. lss7-TR1PLE SHEET
SALES AT Ivt sEw Yuax sIpcx EncaAsaE.

N ha od
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The foreign value exclusive OF freight and duties, Of
hs dry goods imported into New York in the month Of
une the present and two previous is thus off,
tiay returnsd:--
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The receipts for customs and the receipts payments
and balances at the subTreasury this city for the
past week as follows
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Total withdrawn ose6l9 500 1872 272 $50 s2S 9l7
Add ent'd for con. 26 7625e5 00572. .404 62l, 1853
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Total thrown on
the market.
$50, ,75e, ,al4 sl2O. 7o4. .e7e slo2, $50, ITO

Tot entd house $23 344 $36 43O $40 s7o O25
Add sntd for con-. 26 1872 5s5 l005 404 o. 25s
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Sxb-TredSsyy

The totals at the close OF various weeks since tn
commencement Of the year sum up as follows
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eAI snt for con SIC, 7asSas 4oa sea4siass
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Total imports sSs $50 sls7 o5s ss4 sloa 4o7 27s

Tho monthly range Of the gold market from tho sus-
pension to the present time 10 thus shown
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Total en, at the port s5442o6s ss775,244 s4246,aia
The dry goods import movement the por. for the
Six months beginning with January was As follows
ENTERED CONSUMPTION.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
CosTANrlNE-BscxrEv.-AtH Harlem. on Wednesday,
July 8, at the Reformed Dutch Ghuroh by the Rev j.
s. Lord, Mr. THOMAS s. CONsrANrrAx, 70 hARRiKr E.,
eldest daughter of Leonard BecSey. Esq.
FRos1- HuNr-At SALON., Mass on Wednesday, Juiy
B. by the Rev. s. Atwood. LxAxDxa L. kR0sr, Of New
YORK, 70 MARY B. Hum, OF Salem.
JERoME-vos ScHNEiDAU.-A St. james church, Chi
cago by the Rt Rev. Robert H. GARRISON. OF Nebraska
EUGENE n. JEROME, of New York, TO Miss LIMA Won
ScHSEpAU daughter OF the late p. Won Schneidau Of
Chicago. No cards.
day. July 8. by the Rev. william Wright, JouN d.
LOOMS EnMA CLARA RosK.
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Tot snt a, the prt $40 sls7 slos 27s
The total value Of each class of goods imported during
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ments inserted every other day. third day. and
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gvvTTT- ~ T-N-T--- n - 0T-TTNTIT n - On
NHG NEN i'.\L NOlI ~ I''i'' w.
Having completed, equipped and put in
operation nearly one hundred miles OF their
road, from Sacramento, California, 10 within II
miles OF me summit o. 'ue SEER ->efaua noul
Iaips continue 10 oneI 5of >e .nioiSn U.s.
lhelr flfsI hVEtEaSe L1uus, IsSueG IA NULoL NJ
ny WIN inc ACtH Oh ConEIess aI.u AZ , la"e VI
ne STATE OF oaI9'nlH IT, upon Tue C,iei VI
'hei fo"9 .ocAycU ~ .ue 0ta,S &t C';luL IL,
and extending one hundred ana ny sia st
rom Ha't"lnehto N'! !" 1N' N"'lAo'"'" "'"'0
me, ,,-,- 49,. -r,,;u., >-..,r, ,,r,,,, s.,,,,
me bon"s nave AlI'y LTaLH ~ 81: on AZ, ".A
"ny /, ie5o, ana Hre tgUTttu ~ ilS' 81 ~
age cohstlIu'!Ig az aosoIuIe PRIV n'H IN .ho
portion Of hoau aO4lt nainea' W." al tre
Rls1ts, tIanVlfeT' E4O' pii''''7' 49, PEI 'A'u
lhg lheFtIo' .- NJ, -.
me amount Oh tuero ~ n,9i 'ouus "
DC lssueu PeE my - p nH , ,"" o w
+mouhl OF O.Ie'u o,atss . 80 Az
~ued 10 Sla the C0hs ION "a tue hoa1! aIa
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CURED!

Ni.a5ut The usc Of the knife or any sau=lis ~
.s,tojtrc operation. But by the application a.
'eisster which destroys the life OF the cancer
ND separates itpertectly from the surrounding
'oTts without iujuring the healthy flesh, or
t5gsinq but little pain. Especial attention
ven 10 purifying the blood, Medicine pre-
.sred expressly for Cancerous llumors, sgrofuh,
nd aN disordered conditions Of the blood, and
mt 70 any address.
~ Send for q circular and references. No
heroes for consultation by call or letter, Office
trGsidence, Main street, Poulmey, ".
-,yiv II. HALL, NJ. d.
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Dissolution

Nrns eopsrtnership heretofore existing be
,,,sso Walter North John Dudley, Franklin 3,
49, Richard N, Allen, and Francis Morgan,
~ me- name and style ofthe Pittstoyd Straw
pnsrd Company, has heen diasolyed this eth
% ~ March, A. ID. 1867, by the withdrawal ii,
qrosn Dudley from said Firm, and by my dis
TDo,al Of ali my interest In said ftu aud Cru
ppSsnerty 10 iichard ", Allen, Aforesaid, VITO
ssssalnes all ny arm liabilities. ...--.-
JOHN DUDLEY.
vtt.stlrl, March 4, 1857 dltSnw2vr
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A UCTION.
MARCH 18th, AT Ten o'CLocI

MARCH 18th, AT Ten O'CLOCK.
100 Sheep: g Cows pr. four years old Oxea
1pr. three years old Oxen; eeyen years old
Mare; two years old Marc; 2 Hogs; l Car
rage; Truck Band Wagon; One Horse
Wagoo Traverse Sled; Two Horse sleighs;
Cutter; one of shephard's Moving Machine !;
Swarm of Bees, Hay, Grain, Farming fools,
Dairy Tools, one Stove and some Household
Furniture and other things too numerous to
Mention CYRUS EDISON.
L. DAWLEY, NAuutiopaer. Ipsd4t&viu
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nR. H.F.SMITH will, after this date.
IL remain permansly in 0artlston. He wa
treat as a specially. diseases of the BE, Ear.
Catarrh and sh chronic diseases. Persons blind
from Cataract can have their sig ht restored By
applying to DR.. Smith, He will b. at the Cen
trial House, Rutland, every Tuesday from IL
to 3 O'Clock, for the convenience OF those who
wish to consult him. Al siticial eJes inserted.
Swan.
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INFORMANT 40 ahE AFFLlUl.
Il DIR. Dow continues 10 be- consisted at
hh otloe, Mes and Q saa,eon a,reeL Bsstan,
ON OH disraare Of a
PRIVATE on DH1LOATR NATURE
Beneath his treatment all the hSzrors Of VEN
era and impure blood, impotsloy, soroialA, q, n.
orrhea, Ulcers, Pain and Distress In The region
vi Proerezuop, Inflammation OF the Bladder
and Kidneys, hydrocele, Absceses, Humors,
frigstful dwellings, and the long train of hoIri-
bic sympJoms attending Ibis class of disease, are
nadeto become as harmless as tho simplest wail.
iugs Ct cola
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Or, ID. serotes q large portion OF his time 30
the treatment of those cases caused by secret
and solitary habit which ruins the body and
mind, Weakness Of the Back and Limbs, DiRzi-
ness Of the Head, Dimness Of Sight, Palpitation
Of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Derange.
mept OF the Digestive functions symptoms OF
Consumption, sc. Such persons should, before
contemplating matrimony, consult physician
OF experience, and be az once restored 10 health
and happiGess.
Patients who wish 10 remain under Dow 5
Treatment will be furnished with pleasant rooms.
Medicines sent TO all parts Of the country with
full directions,
DR.. Dow has also for sale the French Capot-
ties, warranted the best preventive Order by
mail. Three for 81 and red stamp. l7-ly
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n L. BABC0CK,

n L. BABCOCK,
~ Special Travelling Agent OF the Old Pho
nix Mutual Life Insurance Co, OF Hartford,
Connecticut
Post Office Address, Rutiand, Vi,
Assets over Sl,200,09
percentage Of net Premiums received IN 1866
over 1861, larger than any other company,2 66 per
cent. Dividend paid il 1865 % per ceAs' D'Vl-
dend being paid in 1867 50 per cent.
Most popular company known,
ITO Note REQUIRED after the Fourth Payment.
ALI Policies NON-FoRF BITABLB AFTER
TWO YEARS.
This Company has never contested claim
and pays its losses immediately on receipt Of
Parties viii ind it for their interest to see or
apply to an agent of this company before in
Suing elsewhere; ~ ,,,rEn
Apply to above agent. 4sV21aAs&aS-wg
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r ITERATION NOTICE.

hereby give nssiee that have gwen my
fop, Wi lam spelfnan. his time daring the re
rnainder OF his nisofity. and shall net clsi Q
any Of biz esrnirgr or pap any csDts VI his Con
traelicg af1r this 6atr.
FIMorHY aPK.lMAN.
nnnaad, Feb. e, 1So7 Swsws
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'ENHE MOST DREADFUL DISEASE
/ To which humanity is subject,
nee r. > CAN B z Gu Il E Di

Alter years Of faithful trial with this loath-
some disease, % every stage Of It's progress,
have established beyond dispute 3 poritlVe
cure. The remedy is simple, and by no means
ccrtitcates nom well Known citizeus in this
section Of Vermont who have experienced the
benefits Of my treatment after having been
given mp by the best ply sicians-and have been
cured, effec,u4lly. These certificates May be
seen and read by all. l propose publlehing
them in pamphlet form for the beEeft of the
afflicted. In the meantime all who are lsboring
under the terrible disease Of cancer are advised
to give this card their special attention, as it
painless relief without resort to a surgical
operation, which Is the dread Of all Address
MRS. l. Y. GAUTnIER, Rutland, "
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grgal 9lotires.
idLaIdlHw& Avn

ETATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT
- of Rutland, - The Probate Court for the
District Of Rutland
TO all persons interested in the estate OF
Jeremiah Dow, late Of Shrewsbury, in said dis
lrct, deceased, tcstate. GREETING:
By the authority of the State of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before sad
Probate Court at the Probate Office in Rutland,
in said district, on the Sd Tuesday Of April,
A. D. 1867, to show cause, ifany you have, why
q certain instrument, in writing, filed ia said
Court, and purporting TO be the last will and
and allowed.
Dated at Rutland, in said district, this 4th
day Of March, A. D. 1867.
l0-W3w* HENRY II. SMITH, Register.
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TO FA K MER IS.
POuDRRTTEI-POUDRRTTRIt

THE LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Rstahli, he'd in 1s+G) offer fOrsale their ceIebsst
cd POUDRETrB, warranted the best fertilizer
for the pfice In the oeuntry
The long experience of thousands OF Farmer:
has shown that it has no equal for Corn, Cos
ton, Tubacco aud Vegetables.
Il prevents worms from destroying the SEEDS
il ripens the Crep from two 70 three week.
ear Ter, and adrs largely to the vi, I'd. This
eompany's Farmers Almanac containing
price, directions for nse, etc, w.n be sent tret
10 any person applying IN the
LODI MANUFACTURING 90,
&c Gorilandt ST., New YsS.
Agents Cor the Company,
j. NJ HAt l. q CO., kutlaud
8 u TOWNSEND, Waalingesd
N.yn
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DARN FOR SALE.

The farm situated two miles southwest Of
Benson village owned By II. 7; kellogg, OF
Chiceyo IN, "a now offered for sale. Said farm
CON- ists Of 800 acres of land, with a new story
and half house 2Bx34, with wing 1Sx22, bniit IN
1SiS5 and Is finiahed thoroughly, and painted.
The farm has buildings sufficient for storing
hay a. farm produce and sheltering stocs, aud
il well watered and tineered: has sugar or
chard of o trees upon II is convent nj to
church school, mills and market 100 acres II
said Land ia exempt from tares, except an annual
rent Of p cents pee acre, Said farm will be 81, q
With or without the stock and farm impilmeats
to suis purchasers. For terms inqnire u
L HOWARD KELLOGG
a..d. Reason, Rutland Co., Vi.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
his is to eersfy that l. Moses Townsend
have given my eln, JOhn Townsend, bis tine
the Remainder of his minority and ,hall claim
none Of his ear Jugs nor pay any debte OF his
eenir citing after lhis date
NOSES TOWNSEND.
HkAald. haxaA s, ~ NU0us
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CURE FOR SORE EYES.

ia connection with the above. l would give
notice that | have a most excellent remedy for
cation S2E and VIII coFe almost any case BY praPer
application.
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THE RUTLAND COUNTY BANK

FHE RUTLAND COUNTY BANK
4 Chartered by the Legislature of the State
of Vermont and locatt at Rutland in said
state, Terminated its excellence ia accordance
with the laws of this State MarCh29, 1866.
Notice is hereby given that said Bank will re
deem its outstanding bills.
The following act Of the Legislature is pub
lished by the direction OF the Directors OF said
Bssk, Of which bill holders viii take due
notice,
WIN. Y. RIPLEY, President.
JAMES MRRRELL, Cashier
Fetlaaa, VI. Dec, i, 1866.
AN ACT RELATING TO THE REDEMPTION
OF BANK NOTES.
II is hsgeey enacted BY tie General Asseps6|y q
lie &dt8 q Vermont:
Sec. /. After the expiration OF the charter OF
any bank chartered by the State, or after the
termip alton of the existence OF any sueh bank
agreesbly to the lava OF this Stare, such baak
may cause notice to be published in all The
weekly newspapers of the county where such
bank II LOCATED, for one full year, setting forth
that said bank viii redeem its outstanding bills,
the day of the expiration Of its charter, or the
date OF the termination of its existnce, and g
copy OF this act and upon due publication OF
ouch notice. neither sach bank nor iis officers
shaH be liable to any action for the n-redemp'
tion of any Of it's outstanding bills, unless the
same shall have been duly presented aud pay
ment thereof demanded within the year afore
! said at the hank ing house Of such bank.
SEC. 2. After the expiration OF tho charter, OF
AFTER the termination Of the exisience OF any
such bank as aforesaid, such bank shall cease to
be subject to the operation, or liable to the
| provisions Of the Sixty-thiId section OF Chapt,
| Kyhsy nine OF the General Statutes.
SEQ 5. shis act SHAH take effect from III
| passage,
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MARYLAND SHEEP FARM FOR
ShIF

Prom Feur hundred 10 Five hundred acres OF
Land situated in Stockbridge sDd Pitisaeld,
three miles from Pittsfeld village, slopip>s
soath and southeast Apple orchards aid three
good Sugar orshards, dwelling house, Ave barns
and rbess, and Cider MIN. 400 acres OF meadow
which may be cut with machine; pasi uTsge
and meadow sufieienS 70 keep 60 COVE, which
with gosd Gu t Walton may be largely Il creased;
An sbandspee OF pure water, both for farm and
con seniest to buiidings.
For an eaterprising farmer 1t is the best
chance 70 make nsUey in Vermont Tenn of
payment as easy as cood be. rensops..y asked
fsx. Apply By letter or pers-nsr- ~
X q. EvKRT6,
Raiissd, "
RxltxnA o. q, 1eR6 0vAvAaGf
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ETOR SALE

AID. Whlbc0mbs t,I*ery Stable, Horses, Car
riagps. New and Second Hand Sieighs and
Second Hand Harnesses, v i'll be sold cheap
for cash. .
D WHPFCOMB,
Rnalnd, Dec 5, 1896 @awtf&d1S
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AMERICAN ORGANS

The American Organs are the only real reed
Organs now before the public. The only Organ
having rcycrborating sound box or wind chest
which has the same important part TO perform
as the sounding board has in the Piano Forte
10 give body and resonance Of tone) and with.
out which the Organ becomes merely Mebo,
doom IN an Organ case. The American Organs
not only have the wind chest or sound box,
but have the large Organ bellows, giving power
and great steadiness Of tone. These with their
extreme fine voicing Of the reeds and perfecting
OF the tone, make them the most perfect Organ
known. These great improvements and superi.
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and commando higher price than any other reed
instrument In the market. A careful examina-
tion OF them, in comparison. with others, win
quickly show their superiority.
New Instructor.
THE AMERICAN ORGAN.
or ORG tNIsTs' PAELoR COMPANION
Mailed free on receipt of $500.
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NOR SALE.
EARM FOR SALE,

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Rare chance. Fer sale to close al estate, the
farm belonging to the estate of the late Daniel
NJ. Howard, deceased, lying in the village Of
Benson, Vt, and consisting Of two hundred
and thirty-eight acres, with Commodieus dwell
ing house and Out-buildings. Said farm will BE-
sold entire or in parcels to accommodate the
purchaser. Terms of sale made ea@y. Inquire
Of r. L. 5. HOWARD. Adnli13ssHatSs,
~ Or S. MARTIEbkLE,
Benson, Vt. Feb. %, 1861. 1--WE