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FRAMES.
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Particular attention given to copying and en-
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II. &. HORROR. Cashier.
Ncrsenncs, December -, 1866.

An Act relating to the redemption of Bank Notes.
1t is hereby enacted by the General assembly
of the State oi Vermont:
See. /. After the expiration Of the charter Of
any Bank chartered by this State or after the ter
minaton of the existence nf any such bank agree
ABLY to the laws Of this State; such bank NAV
cause motto. to lie published in all the weekly
newspapers Of the county where such bank is
local ell for one full wear, setting forth that sal
bank will redeem its outstanding hills, the dav oi
the expiration of its charter, nr the date of the
termination OF its existence, and copy "f this
,rt. And upon due publication of such notice.
neither snch bank nor its officers shall he liable to
any action for tho non.rcdcmption of any of its
outstanding bills unless the same shall have been
duly presented and payment thereof demanded
within the year aforesaid, at the banking house Of
such bank.
Sec >. Hitter the expiration Of the charter OF
if,or the termination OF the existence Of any such
bank ~ aforesaid. such bank shall cease 20 he sub
jcct to the operation or liable to the provisions Of
the ixtv-thirl section OF chapter cighty-nne OF
the General Statutes.
Sec. g. This Act shall take effect from this
passage.
Approved November ~. 1865. 41;1y
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PRICE IS CENTS PER BOTTLE.
This invaluable Medicine will he prepared for
the present Mt the
-Ne'c Englamd Baamc Depot. Boston.
Under the supervision Of DIR. POLAND. for the
Proprietor. J. G.. FRENCH
T" whom all orlcrs shoull he add es.cl .
Sold by Dealers in Medicines everywhere
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Mid,llebury, VT, Oct 2ith, 1856.
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EOR COUGHS, COLDS & CONSUMPTION,
l. Try the old and well-known
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,
approved and used by our oldest and most ccle-
bratcd physicians for forty years past. Get the
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Boston. Froprietors IO.H,n
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CAUTION TO FEMALES IN DE-

y LICATE HEALTH.
DIR. DOW Physician and Surgeon, No. : End-
colt ST., Boston, is consulted daily for all diseases
incident to the female system. Prolapsus Uteri or
Fluor Albus, Suppression, and other menstrual
arrangements, are all treated ON the new patholo-
gcal principles, and speedy relief guaranteed in a
very few days. So invariably certain is the new
mode of treatment, that most obstinate complaints
yield under it, and the afflicted person soon re-
jOices in perfect health.
DIR. Dow has no doubt had greater experience in
the cure OF diseases Of women than any other ply
cisan in Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who may
wish to stay in Boston few days under his treat
ment.
DIR. Dow, since 1915, having confined his whole
attention to an Office pratce for the of Pri-
waite Diseases and Female Complaints, aeknow-
lodges no superior in the United States.
n. B All letters must eontain enc dollar, or
thev will not be answered.
Office hours from A. NJ. to . r.. N.
Boston. August. 1866. 21i1y
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THE MUTUAL.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
oP
NEW YORK.
S. WINSTON, Preside
Whole number o P'lices Aug l, 1866 over
$1,000.

FREDERICK S. WINSTON, President,
Whole number P3lices Aug. /, 1866, over
$1,000.
amount insured. ..................S IZO'"u"UuV
Actual Cash ASSETS 1000, 600
Cash Dividends OF 1s63-hcing ptoiits
for 2 vcarts to Feb. LIST. 1868. .. 5000, 000
Cash Dividends of 1Si6--heing profits
for 3 wears to Feb. 1>t, 1SG6.... 1915, 3SS
Actual Cash Surplus being undivided
profits to July 1st, 1866, over. 1000 00O
The next Dividend will I've declared February
1st 1867 and every Policy then in force will par
tcipate in the profits OF 1866, and receive a
Dividend.
For six months ending July 1st, 1866, were issued
G9jG Policies, 1nsurinE. ........e23,3 G1 600
The largest number ever issued by any Company
in The same length Of time.
The Insurance Monitor of n Y. for A, Ri, 1866
saws :-"Thc steady course of this Company for
% wears and the mprcgnalle evidence it has con-
stantly afforded Of healthy and increasing pros
pcritv, have earned for it reputation tor stahlit,
which justiies us in placing it before the public
an assured stu cc>s-hc y'aadcst erer dchire( in
life Insurance."
The y. Y. Independent, February. 1861. saws
-" This Corporation stands W the reru hcUi Of all
similar institutions Of its class in this country"
1t pays larger Dividends than any other ON
panv in this country.
PAYS Dividends annually, in cash. or in addi.
ton to Policies at the option of the assured A,
an investment. it is better than Savings Bank
paving over per cent compound interest, with
out taxes or expense Of any kind.
J. & c. e. STEELE,
State Agents.
Mi'ldlebury, VT, Oct 2ith, 1856. soft
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4. C. WALLACE, ESQ. Manchester Y II

4. c. WALLACE, ESQ. Manchester, y. II.
DR.. j. Poland Dear SRI very cbecrfull,
give m, testimony in favor of your Humor Doc
tor as an excellent remedy for IIumor.. NV
numerous acquaintance in Manchester know how
severely was afflicted with hollis aud they know
now perfectly good my health is a. present. Your
Ilnmrr Doctor cured me. Please refer TO mo G,r
particulars in my case.
a. G. WALLACE.
Manchester, y. H., June II, 1886.
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.s'NHE PEN is MIGIlTIEK THAN
Il THE SWORD"
The Gold Pen-Best and Cheapest of Pens.
MORTON.S GOLD PENS,

THE REST rENs IL THE WORLD.
For sale at his Headquarters. No. % Maiden
LANE. New York, aud by every duly appointed
Agent at the same price
A Catalo rue, with full description Of Sizes and
Prices, sent on receipt Of letter postage.
34;6m a. MORTON.
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Auburn, Collier, Farcn + SiLk.n Curis.
Produced hv the use Of Prof DEBREUX' FRISER
Lr. CtlEVEUX. One Application warranted to
curl the most straight and stubborn hair Of either
sex into wavy ringlcts, or heavy massive curls.
Has been used by the iashionahlcs Of Paris and
london, with the most gratifying results Does
no injury to the hair Price bv mail, sealed and
postpaid, 81. Descriptive Circular. mailed free
Address BERGER, SHUTS & CO., Chemists.
No. 2sj River ST., Troy n. Y, Sole agent. ior
the United States (SN7;1y
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS

80, ' iO''o VT "ohMS;
ncn'ng OF tue nose. ievcri>hness twtching or
e.''i's suddenly during sleep, pain in the stom.
aet' loss "f hesh, palcness with hectic, appetite
sometimes 'ordcious, at others feeble a dullucss
VI inc ewes, drowsiness swclled upper lin tongue
Nhi,eIV iurrei and studied with re mot,
's"d or garlic breath, grinding Of teeth DURING
natural cr,,;", 80 nis'ne't IN the throat, an Ut
.uJ ;rr;,.i;I;, ,t ulrt chi'K or clay, iretfulncss
" '"Pe'' e""'ic' HIS ahd palsy.
INTESTINAL WoRuS
Are anon, tho g., ,a',.
=; "'"""S the hrst L" undermine the constitution
disease anita, sono,;i nneE @l'er occasion severe
when ,ho,. .s" S,"'e,'"es idtal', particularly
:" ," ,nhs' oiu,nary situation is ATTENDED with
EMINENT MEN ASSERT
That all are more or less troubled with worms and
that many die annually from tIs cans" uh ',' w.,
the timely administration Of n nrnrnr 1870 u,
would lie saved A. FclIows' Warr, .'
may be taken without any ,'r,l i'pMe"scs
as most children are fond of ihcn, ~ anu
commended to those apparently healthy ami ,hrs
dispol the eau of wbat wnuif 'rnJ''' "',,! tlus
Various remedies have from time to ,ims Icon
Tarpsn'ne, &c. that dangerous and even tatai
'afe and remety has caused much research
aud study bv the proprietors of Fell"~, W.
ectnal They do NOT IN ,hs sa,S pleasant ana
~ nr,a '',cnr dwelling aces di'agreeabe to them
eeption, by a base compound, the ANALYSIS of Or.
statement. S.e Hs'1ycr' proving the above
nIh.,.n,,,.1,,, A.. W,
by Messrs Fellows & Co., and ind Tat thqr ope
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EMINENT MEN ASSERT

mat all are more or less troubled with worms. and
that many die annually from mi, camsc whn h,'
the timely administration OF proper remedy
would lie saved. As Fellows Worm Lozenyc,
may be taken without any unpleasant result and
as most children are fond of them their u,e is re-
commented to those apparently healthy, and thus
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INTESTINAL WORMS

Are among the first to undermine the constitution
~ The list ot diseases. They often occasion severe
disease ending sometimes fatally, particularly
when they ascend to lie stomach. Their presence
IN their most ordinary situation is atten led with
uh'avorabie ELECTS upor the general health.
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DUBBER GOODS.

DUBBER GOODS.
III Rubber Boots. Rubber Goats.
Ladies and Gents Rubbers Ladies' and Gents
Arctic Overshoes.
Rubber Pipes, Syringes, Combs Balls, Suspcndcrs.
Nipples, Cord. Braid, &C., &c.
For sale by II, A. SHELDON
Nov. 4, 1866. 32tr
The national Republican., 1867-12-11
Retrenchment and Reform.

The new Commissioner Of Agriculture yester-
day abolished the Office of superintendent of the
experimental farm, and placed the grounds under
the charge OF Mr.. WN. SANDERS, superintendent
OF the propagating garden. There has been in
charge OF the farm superintendent at q salary
OF 5000 per year, chief clerk at d $780, and two
deputies at 600 each. -Four colored men were
also employed as supernumeraries, and the live
stock upon the place, according to the inventory
furnished the new Commissioner, consisted OF
iour horses, one goat, and six English rabbitsi
MIR. CAPRoS has seen proper to relieve the
gentlemen upon the farm OF their duties, and we
have no doubt OF Mr.. SANDERS being able to
take care of the stock suddenly placed under his
charge
The national Republican., 1867-12-11
Treasury Expenditures.

The communication received In the House OF
Representatives yesterday, from the Secretary
OF the Treasury, containing items Of expendi.
tures for salaries OF supervisors and local In
spectors under acts for the better protection of
lives on vessels propelled by steam and the
amount Of fees collected shows that for the asc
year ending June 30 1867, the expenditures for
salaries amounted to s66 1885, the fees amounted
to s2l6,T52Os. In regard to proceedings against
the steamer Commodore which was sunk while
running In violation Of regulations, the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury says, that after a careful
examination Of the irresponsible condition Of
the company and the individual members, 1t was
deemed wholly inadvIsable to institute any legal
process at that time, the penalty being a pecu-
MARY fine and not i'm prisonment
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The Agricultural Department.

We are pleased to observe by a resolution sub
mitted by Mr. TRowBRIDGE, In the House Of Rep
resentatives, yesterday, that the Commissioner
of Agriculture Is required to report to the House
the present condition OF that Department, and
to make such suggestions as to its reorganiza-
tion as will tend to make It more efficient In aid
ing the interests Of agriculture.
Mr. TRowBRID0Ei is the chairman OF the House
committee on that subject, is a practical farmer,
and has all the energy, activity, and general In
telligence to make him valuable coadjut In
efeeting any desirable reform that may be needed
In the management of that Department.
The national Republican., 1867-12-11
Important Tobacco Dicision.

ST. LouIs, Dec. lo.-In a civil suit in the Uni
ted States District Court against Bodeman 4
Co., tobacco manufacturers, the jury returned a
verdict condemning all manufactured tobacco,
raw materials, tools, implements, machinery,
&c. In previous trial OF defendants for afix-
Ing fraudulent brands to manufactured tobacco,
the jury failed to agree, and the civil action was
then brought for forfeiture Of materials and ap-
purtenances OF the factory with the above re-
suit This is said to be the first civil suit OF the
kind In the country.
The national Republican., 1867-12-11
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

wAsHis0ros, December !, 1907. !
Information has been received at this Depart
ment from Mr.. W. p. Mangum, the Vice Counsel
General Of the United States At Shanghai, China,
Of the death, On the 9Th OF September last, at
Shanghai, OF JAMES II. CRurcHHLT, late a resi-
dent of Washington, D. O.
Information has also been received from the
same source Of the death, on the 18th Of Sept,
1901, at Shanghai, Of " NJ. CApRIu. citiyen az
the United States.
The legal representatives Of the deceased can
obtain further information by addressing this
Department.
The national Republican., 1867-12-11
Municipal Election in Pittsburk.

PITTsBURG, Dec. lo.-Unusual interest was
manifested In the municipal election here to-day.
The labor reform and peoples candidates for
mayor, treasurer, comptroller, and city attorney
were elected BY large maJorities, approximating
over three thousand over - Republican nrni-
nees The result is unprecedented, and causes
great excitement, An immense crowd gathered
in front of the office Of the organ Of the labor
reformj enthusiastic shouts greet the election
returns as they are read In the sssemblsge.
Bands are now serenading the successful candi-
date for mayor, Mr.. Blackmore.
John McCargo, comptroller, and Republican
candidate for reelection, died this afternoon.
The national Republican., 1867-12-11
The Georgia Convention.

ATLANTA, Dec. lo.-The convention rcassen,,
bled at noon, J. L. Dunning In the chair.
Dunning stated that as Blodgett was elected
temporary chairman yesterday, and was not then
present, he would now vacate the chair In favor
Of that gentleman.
No objection was made, and Blodgett took the
chair and read long address.
The resolution requiring candidates to state
their views on relief was tabled, and the eonyep.
tion proceeded to the election Of a president
vfpd poee as follows 4: L. r. Parrott, OF BARLOW,
lo3; Dunning, 10; Erwin,
The election 10 regarded as a triumph Of tho
Conservative wing.
Mr.. Parrott, In his address, said above all
things the convention should do nothing to
throw additional obstacles In the path Of the
Republican party, or put weapon In the hands
OF their enemies. The address was partisan, but
not ultra. L. DeSheibly, from Floyd, q Loyal
Lacquer, was elected secretary over V. A. Cas-
kill. A. E. Marshall, Of Monroe, was elected
assistant secretary.
Pending the election Of president, an outside
negro, who attempted to vote in the place Of an
absent member, was discovered and brought to
the bar and put out as an intruder.
The convention adjourned till 10 o'clock to
morrow,
The national Republican., 1867-12-11

NATIONAL THEATRE.-Mr. FORREST was
greeted again last night with a fine house to
witness his great personation of the late Judge
CoNRAD's tragedy OF "Jack Csde." This drama
is roplete with liberty-loving passages, couched
In language at once strong and poetieal; and 1t
affords ample scope for the emphatic, full-toned
and admirable modulations of voice OF the emf
heht American tragedian. The acting of Miss
LILLE as Marianne, wife of Cade, was In ex-
ceedingly good taste, displaying the true
womanly character in the delicate shading of A
true artistic.
The national Republican., 1867-12-11
OFFICIAL,
THE WAR DEPARTMENT.

s.,.,,, oSsw osITss.. Ia, December !, isS7
TExtraet.l
q. The true and proper use oi military power,
besides defending the national honor against for
eign nations, 10 to uphold the laws and civil gov.
among i: the enjoyment Of iifs, liberty, and
gress, the duty Of the commander Of this district
to protect all persons In those rights, to sup
10 a,S,dsG Ss and AZ ssa to
peace and criminals.
The commanding general has been officially in
espesisiy Of criminal justice, in the courts n is
ciogBed II not entirely frustrated by the enforce
ment Of paragraph No. 2 Of the military order
these headquarters, issued on the 24th OF August,
A. d. 1857, relative to the qualifications OF per-
sons 70 be placed on the jury lists OF the State Of
To determine who shall and who shall not be
Jurors appertains to the legislative power, and
until the laws In existence regulating this sub
Ject shall be amended or changed by that depart
ment Of the civil government which the consti-
tutions OF all the States under our republican
system ye;s with that power, 4 is deemed best 70
the fast legislative act upon this subject
The qsaliGGs,tSn q anrGr under The law
The commanding general, IN the discharge OF
the trust reposed In him, will maintain the Just
power q the Judiciary, and is unwilling
be embarrassed by military Interference, and as
It 10 an established fact that the administration
OF justice In the ordinary tribunals Is greatly
embArrassed BY the operations Of paragraph No
special orders No. 1875, current series, from
these headquarters, 1t is ordered that said para.
graph, which relates to the qualifications OF
persons to be placed the Jury lists OF the State
OF Louisiana be, and the same is hereby, re,
vokcd, and that the trial by Jury be henceforth
regulated and controlled by the constitution and
civil laws, without regard to any military
orders heretofore issued from these head
quarters.
By command OF Major General Hancock.
W. q. MITCHELL,
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel, A. A. A. q.
The following is a copy OF the order which 1,
revoked by the above;
HEApsrABrERs PIPrH MILITARY DJsrRIcr,(
NEw OKLgAEs, La, August "a. 1877.
Special orders, No l25.
(ExtrRct.l
T. The registration OF voters OF the State oil
Louisiana, according to the law Of Congress
being complete, II Is hereby ordered that no per.
son who Il not registered in accordance with
said law shall be considered asa duly qualified
voter OF the State OF louisiana All persons
duly registered as above, and no others, are con-
sequently eligible under the laws OF the State
OF Louisiana to serve az Jurors In any of the
The necessary revision OF the jury lists will
immediately be made by the proper officers.
All the laws Of the State respecting excmp-
tions, etc., from Jury duty will remain In force
By command OF Major General 7. II. Sheridan
GEO. l.. HARTSUFF
Assistant djutant General.
The national Republican., 1867-12-11
Tennessee LegisIature.

NAsHvTLLE, Dec lO.-The House to-day passed
bill repeating all laws disqualifying negroes
from holding ofice and sitting on juriesj also, a
bill providing for general commissioner for the
State and three for each county, to file claims Of
all loyal Tennesseeans to property lost through
the war, these claims to be forwarded to Wash
ington for allowance by the Government. Both
these bills will probably pass.
The national Republican., 1867-12-11

AT HER wedding, the Queen of Greece wore a
robe Of cloth Of silver embroidered with bouquets
Of silver flowers, buttoned down the front by
enormous diamonds, smaller trimming to match
running round the top Of the corsage and sleeves
necklace, bracelets, etc., in diamonds, a diadem
on the forehead, whilst the royal crown in dia.
monds was fastened at the back OF the brides
head; the train, Of several yards Ia length, was
of crimson velvet lined with ermine,
The national Republican., 1867-12-11
PERSONAL

Among the Washingtonians in Baltimore yes.
terday, we notice Messrs. J. b. W. Price, T.
Collinsworth, W. W. worthington, Frank arice,
Walter Mccoy, A. X. Brown, W. Z. Kefenaugh,
p. l.. Lewis, W. L. Wood, A. Hart, T. Gray, and
L. Nagles. In Philadelphia, we notice our fei-
low-townsmen as follows; Messrs. NJ. Z. Lin
coin, R. T. johnson, r. Z. Wilson, II. X. Grey,
J. 7. Rnter, ]. p. worthington, W. II. Pierce,
W. T. Vernon, n NJ. Bright, J. c. Kirk, II. H.
Clark, and Wm. youck.
The national Republican., 1867-12-11
PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER.

oFIIcz CHIBY QuLRTERsAsrER,)
Firm MILITARY DIsrRiCT, !
N4w 0RLgASs, La, December 4, 1901.
III: oss rrSRH'; nSt 4 ny liz
day Of December 1867 for the delivery at Fort Pike,
La, or New Orleans, La. Of
is,SsS feet CYPRESS LuMBER, rough.
too feet YELLQW PINE LUMBER, dressed,
ltS,0o feet CYPRESS SHINGLES, eighteen inches
Delivery TO be completed within twenty Ave l25j
days from date Of acceptance Of prop9ssl and tum.
her TO be subject to Inspection By Inc nnsrefmaser
sa,sfstt6 evidence Of the ability Of the bidder to
fulhl his Agreement will be required.
all bids.
Bids must bc endorsed Proposals for Lumber, -
and addressed 10 the undersgned at this oflce
A. J. Mc0ONNIGLE,
Byt. 1t, Col and A. q. NJ, U. y. A.,
dell-lt In charge Of once,
The national Republican., 1867-12-11
Financial Matters I'm Richmond-The
Convention.

RICHMOND, Dec. l0-In the United States court
to-day decree was made In the case OF the mer-
chants National Bank OF Baltimore against the
Bank OF the Valley Of Virginia placing the latter
bank in the hands OF a receiver.
Over seven hundred delegates to the conserv-
alive convention have arrived.
The Hon. A. II. II. Stewart, Of Staunton, will
probably be president.
Among the delegates are Ex-Governor Letcher,
Hon. r. M. T. Hunter, John d. Baldwin, and
other prominent men.
The national Republican., 1867-12-11
DIED,

A. clifford, Baltimore county. on Friday, oh inst,
year Of his age.
On Monday. the 9th inst after long and painful
Illness BENEDICT SWAIN IN the 9th year Of his age
The relatives aud friends of the family invited to
attend b. funeral from his late residence, on street
south, between Tenth and Eleventh streets east, on
WednesdAy, the llth Instant, At O'clock p. N.
The national Republican., 1867-12-11
Enterprise Needed.

The experience of the past winter teaches us
that we may expect the impeding OF navigation,
and perhaps its entire close, II colo spell
should settle upon us. This is most serious
drawback to the commercial prosperity OF the
District and we are sorry to see the apathy ex-
listing in regard to the matter. A little enter
prise and energy would avoid Inconvenience to
vessels, clear channel could be kept open, and
our wharves would not present the cheerless
aspect they did during the past winter.
The national Republican., 1867-12-11

THERE 10 . company being formed In the Re.
public Of Honduras to promote emigation. They
propose establishing three large colonies at sar-
ragusr, Olancho and Olanchites, and engage
chiefly in the cultivation Of grain, olives and
grapes; raise sheep and propagate the silk worm.