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-Messrs. Jay Cooke & Go. quote Govern
ment securities, etc., as follows:--U. s. 6s Of
1881, lll4@lllt; old 5-2Os 1l2@ll24; new 5-2Os,
1864, lOsb@l09t; do, 1865, lO9@1O94; do, July,
1908; 7.SOs, June, lO4a@l04S; do, July, 1O4S a
l04b. Gold, 1434@l433.
-Messrs. William Painter .& Co., bankers,
No. SO s. Third street, report the follow
Ing rates g. Of ss sTo9d9gs tGdaV at i saos 1ss2
l12@l12t; do. 1864, 1OSBt0lO9s; do, 1855,
1O9G1O94 do. July, 1865, 1O6B@1O6l; do. July,
1867, lO6a@1O62; 6s, l0-4Os, 1009lOOI; o. s.
lO4S; Compound Interest Notes, December, 1854,
1885, MAY, 1865, liza; August. 1865, 1l6l; Sep
tember, 1865, l153; October, 1866, 1l5l. Gold,
l43I@l43R.
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE TO-DAY,
NapOIeOn's Order for an Expedition
to Rome COuntermanded.

A Treaty in the Way.
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Another Trick Of "The Man Of Destiny"
ETC., ETC., Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
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STATE OF THERMOMETER THE EVENING T-prv.
GRAPH OFFICE.
IA, M,.....,,,. "a IL A. M..........., NJ p M 70
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schr george X. ConoVer, from WILMINGTON nal a.
ballast TO Rommel & Hunter. N0i'' a.
Steamer j. s. Shriver, Dennis l8 hours hronn paltt
more with mdse, to A. Groves, Jr. ~
Steamer Diamond State, Talbot, IL houra froro Raj
timore, with mdse. to J. d. Ruoff. "- "'e'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-04-24
THE In MENSE PROFITS
-or rHB--
or rHB
TEA TRADE F.!

The prophet. r. Of The GHEAr AMeRicAN TEA Con
pANY became fully ctnyinced several years ago, that
the oonsumcr o Tea and Coffee were paying too many
and toe large profits on these articles u every day con
sumpt,n aud ~ ereforo orgsniz,d Its GRBAT AMsRi-
car TIA CoMrAEY, 10 do away, far possible, wi h
these enormous Grains upon the Consumers aud to sup
ply them with these ntcessaries at the smallest possible
price.
To give our readers idea Of the profits which have
been made boz he Tea trade, will start with the Amer
lean houses having out Of the account entirely the
profits Of the Chinese factors
lst The American house In China or japan makes
large Pre- hts their sales hqmcns and some Of n
richest retired merchants In This county have made thCii
immense fortunes through their houses 10 China
I'd The Banker makes large profits upon the foreign
exchange used iu the purchase OF Teas.
30 The Importer makes Irodt Of 80 to- per cent
IN many cases.
h. On is sui,sl bore fl s sodby the cargo and b,
Put haser sells 30 20 the spoculatr n invoices OF 0Ol
TO OUO package, at an average Iroht about 10 pei
9TH The Speculation sells f. to the wholesale Tea
Dealer in lines at profit Of 10 20 10 per cent
Oh he Wholesale Tea Dealer sells tito The Whole
sole Grocer Ia lots to suit his trade at profit OF about
10 yer Ctut
IN The Wholesale Grocer sells it to The Retail Deal
et at prohr Of D. no 25 per cent
oih be- Retailer sells Il TO the Consumer for ALL TINS
when sou have added to these BiaHr profits as many
Brokerage, ca'iAges, stlihpcs roopersgts and
ai ace hs origin al cost q the Tea, it will be perceived
what the sumner ms 20 pay And now propose "a
dealers.
Werropose 90 do away with an ib,io variou, profits
and fokeraEcs cafeg s. sofaRes cooperages ad waste
with the exception &c o. small otmmissuu paid lut-
chasing oorttspo dents in China aud Japan, one
carriage. ard small profit TO outselyes-vhioh ON our
large sales will amply pay us.
Though our system o. supplying Club, Throughout,
the county consums 10 al parts Of The United states
can receive their 1eas az the prices with he small
additional expense Il transpotau NJ as though they
bought them al our war houses ir thi. city
Some parties quire OF us how they shall proceed t0
get up a ub The answer is simply this. Lit each
Go lUiU club. how much lea %
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@tnrraI 4AisttIIanp.

STRAW AS FooD-Re careful OF the straw.
1t is not very long since straw was regarded
as worthless upon half the farms in the coun-
try. OF late years different opinion has
prevailed, and it ID now generally recognized as
an important assistant in the wintering Of
stock. Mr. Horsiall a great authority on
Agricultural matters, says: - am satisfied
that the most economical use Of food. rich in
slbuminous matter, is together with straw or
other materials which are deficient in this
element" Mr.. Mech, another great author
ity, says: al have long since adopted straw
as food, and should consider myself foolisbly
improbable to waste it uselcssly in open and
wet farm yards" The Rural World says -
Straw, when early cut and properly cured,
not dried, has somewhat the quality Of clover
But, Oh how neeleotiul ire we about the
curing Of straw, when it Is one Of the finest
employ ments There is fragrance about
such straw, and the pale green tint, which
makes it a valuable and most pleasant fod-
der" Straw may be fed with advantage to
all kinds of stock. Ii is excellent to mix
with meal OF feed with carrots, beets or tur-
nips. II straw was properly eoonomized, hay
would be much cheaper.
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lowell Mass, Nov 20 1866.

LOWELL Mass, Nov 20 1866.
Great american Tea Company
GEMS; / herewith send second order Of Merfimae
Club for tea ana oore la regard 10 first order would
say our prOmptncs ia answering 10 and quality ofgoods
sent save entire aatit faction you will by an increase
Of e2i ia this order q, o. ID.
K specially yours, 8. d GORDOE,
No. 100 Coibum - l. we'll Mass
Great American lea Company Nos 81 and SO Yesey
st New York
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drapfI,rB &ulbt
" ERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLI-
VAN RAILROADS
FALL ARR AN @ LENT.
CoBpgsnctuc December " istG

Leave Montpelier at845A 280 \ and 10 05 Pm
NAH TRAIN leaves st Adams ate % a. m and con
meets Burlington with Rutland and Burlington X. X.
White River Junction and BCllows alk with trains
foi boston WoIcestcfi ePureteldi and with trains
. "a.
Al 10 A NJ, Ogdtusbpigh o. 6l5p a., lodge At Ma
lone leave Rousc's Point 10 40 m. Tor Boston &C.
arriving in Boston via Lowell at 1870 p. m.
NIom BHrHHss leaves Ogdensuurs 81 uO) A.
N, montreal At 10 n. kousc's Point At 6.45 p. NJ.
% johns at 4,4O y. NJ, arriving at Boaton at $40 a
connecting a. Bellows sallf With Cheshire road 'ui
Boston and Worcester aud with Vermont VALLEY X
X ior Springfield Sc, and arriving 10 New Xork Of
1880 PA.
TnAtNs zorro roR4s AND wua7.
Leave Montpelier at 2AO a. N, SIS An, $40 p y
DAY gzrnnst leave, Boston via Lowell at 500 am
Tor Burlington, 81 Adams, Montreal arriving at ont
rael al so p. NJ, Ogdtnsbutph az 2 90 N.
AAu GRAIN leatea Boston CSC Low ell at 90 q. m
via Lswfcnot and tfchburfh at $50 n., Springfield
at IS IA. foi Bufliuptou and 81 Albats.
ArCohhouArioH IMAM leaves itorthhtId 81 s 90 t
fF Point to' 'l'''s'''' Rutland st Adams Rouse
NioH1 RzfRsss ieavet Believe Fant at 1906
p. receivinN pe9ttugert f,r Vermont VALLEY e Is
leaving Flew orb at l2.ib ard from Chcshirf ~ Is
leaving Boston Of 65Jr.s connecting a. White Rive
Burlington Bouse't Point Montreal lr5 Ogdoushurgt
couuec'ms viii Grand Trunk uaifs lor tht West
sleeping are attsct Be both .tt u.eht eapfes
trains running between ~ Alhans snd Boston and So
Adams and Springfield
Through Tickets fai Chicago aad tbs vert Tor sale Al
The principal atstions
Albaos. December II. 1890
IL ONl EhN ALLkUA
3 1866 WINTER ARhANGbNbNT 1880
1884, i Fsss ss' fi9 ,a5. SI, ,y i b.
UPWARD TRAINS.
NAN lhAir learcf luuCCia atlO45A ~ iot Waite
hvei Junction, connecting with uaint ioi Wells River
50 iohnsbury, Barton, Newport Wiloughby sno Mao.
hsttsi Stansiehai BAH Ltutton, laucaetrr. Hc--
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l1ortru.
GOING no rnE DISTRICT SCHOOL

GOlNG w 4 nL fiNA hiNA nNiANVAfs
Barefoot boy and little girl,
She with rosy cheek and curl,
His a forehead brown with tan,
Sturdy little farmer man.
Old straw hat. with broken rim,
Is the least that troubles him,
As the dnnor-pail he swings
Full Of mothers choicest things.
Happy little pair are they,
Chatting busily on the way,
In the morning fresh and cool,
Going to the district school
From the shady farmhouse door,
Mother watches, till no more
She can follow-out Of sight
They are gone, her hearts delight.
Can Won see them sitting there,
On the benches hard and bare,
Tired feet swinging TO and fro,
Coming DER the lessons lowf
Sitting at the noon Of school,
By the gurgling strcamlet cool
'Monp the breaks and bending trees,
Eating up the bread and cheesel
or, with merry laugh and shout
When The boys and girls are out
Books and pencils cast away,
See them jump. and swing and play.
Ilark the fcrulo on the pane,
Rap and rap and rap again.
Rushing in with checks aglow,
Half reluctantly they go.
Glide the busy hours away,
Till the warm suns western ray
Slants across the open door,
And the hours of school are DER.
Happy, healthy girl and boy,
Full Of simple careless joy,
Free from tyrant fashion rule,
Going TO the district school.
In the busy noon Of life,
Mid its restless fever strife,
And your pathway shall divide,
From the roof-trce wandering wide
Memories Of the morning hours,
Song Of birds and scent Of flowers,
Bleat of lambs, and song of rill,
VIII come swocty DER you still.
And your thoughts go yearning back,
Ger that simple childhood track,
When the longest road yon knew,
Was the one that led you to
The school-h house, one mile away,
Where the birch and rule held sway.
Emily J. BuGBEE.
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WATERBURY CoNN., Nov. 10, 1866,
The Great Aa c, ican Tea CO.
GENrLfMEs My order Of last month OF $40 90
came 10 good order and usual gave satisfaction
Enclosed send you an order not quite so large but
pretty good Tor one shop The merchants gyOWi good
deal but as long get such tea OF you as we
have ID you will get money, Accept my thanks
the compl mensD package. Please send as before
by express, q o. aud obige yuurs.
THEODORE ROLLINS.
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NEW Iospos, ooSs., Nov. Is 1866.

NEW LospoN, CoNN., Nov IS 1866.
The Grtat Anerieaa Tea Co.
SIFs. IL herewith send you another club. We ar,
all We'll suited with that which we received before and
much obliged for the complimentary package We Gnd
that IL 90 per cent cheaper than can get Il here
and At least 90 per cent better Please send me two OF
three blanks for clubs aud circulars go with them az
| know Of some in adjoining towns who would like tc
get up clubs. Yours Truly
l.. NJ DAY.
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WaiUhoust, Pearl Co, fsukeTs rrokers
10 New fCot New Yo'k, March 1857
Dtay Sir - used Wells Glass cd sowir .ev.
eral ears on PLANTATION 10 GEORGIA auo nsidtr IL
ht best IN Use f1r sowug Gras- Clover, Turnip or
Mil't seed v ih given quantity o. seed ~ planter
se'd enough iu few dsys Go Tay for machirt and
having ~ seed Gown twenty and regularly Oh the sur.
face, and'se rrinP good stand the FMS season The
schint s go sin De that any use Asa faru
ei would not with ut one Ter 500 year end thit Is
the nnivetsnl oruono i nay rtiRhbors IlcWi.e low
and no farmer who tOws Grass over lunip or Milct
So ed should be without one. Truly you're,
63o2 WAlEEH OUSE
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BY Mail, Prepaid.
Choice Flower and Garden Seeds
hag Strawberries, Grapes, Bulbs, dc.

ID NJ. WATsoN's O1D Colony NURSERY
ID. and SIZED EsfAHIIsHsKNr, Plymouth Mass.
is row sending out by mail lr paid paof cd Ia great
care in guta lGcha sik 100 reach any pert OF the
Union H. perfect safety, com leit assortment Of the
finest
Grapes NraWbe1iet Now large CWroHfs G9osbertieS
Bhlc 5efVfei Rgs6s, FlOperipg Plants
Bulha. Lilies &C.. c. Fruit aud Ornamental Trees and
Shrubs, tyegresrs, Hedge psttB Sc will be sent by
freight paid % Boston. so the True Cape Cod Gran
berry, ot cu iva Jon in wet and OF ian upnd and Gar
dens whore b. produces III of 400 bushels the
acre; with directions f1r ,u'iiyati Priced Descrip-
tive Catalogues viii be sent any address. No0 IS he
best time for planting. The best way to obtain q0od
Fruits and Fotoss and sfcds, is send 10 he Grower
Send flr Catalogue Wholesale Catalogues TO the
trade Agents wanted $3.50
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Our life is woven wind.

Into the composition of every happiness
enters the thought of having deserved it.
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A man who shows DO defects is either a
fool or a hypocrile.
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urE 1.-THE wonderful progress OH odical Sci during
IA ~ Ne past sir ffarf only makes possible for The COM
~ kCicnuOus gsicau TO- declare, now that loN1uNP
f i0S is certainty cured o. fffruiitfn ttrer and
AZ II ts certainly prevented Small for- Charles =.
9P.a<N htg, ~ D., III d. efe.
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i )AClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY's
THROUGH LINZ

I)AClFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
THROUGH LINZ
TO CALIFORNIA,
OUCHlNG AT MEXICAN PORTS
And Carrying the u. = Mail,
Through IN Twenty nco Days.
Sf'as95tips on ne coraeeins az he pooa'
ABiZJNA COL0E.Bo
HENRY CHAUNCEY, CONSTITUTE
NEW YORK, GOLDEN CITY
OCkAN QutEN, SA RAMEHTO.
NOhrHhRN LIGHT GOLDEN AGE,
COSTA RIGA, MONTANA.
One Of the above large and splendid Steamships will
leave Pier No, AZ North River foot Of Canal Street
at y O'Clock noon, the lst llth and 2st of every
month Except whtn those dates fall on sunday, and
then 90 the preceding Saturday. foi Aspinw al con-
Meeting, via Panama Railway, with one Of the Com
psny Steamship, from rauarS for San Francisco
lo1ehlag az Acapulco. 2
Departures OF Isl and 2lst connect at Panama with
steamns TO- SOUTH PACIFIC 80 CEtIkAL
AMERICAN PORTS. Those oflst touch at MAMA.
Departure filth each month connects with the new
steam line from Panama TO AUSTRALIA and Nsw IRA.
Steamer Of June IL 1861 will connect with the Com.
pan, steam er COLORADO 20 leave San anaisco Ju-
y 81 for g. ong Kong VIA Nokoeama where close con
heenon WI, be maze With the Company steamer CosI.
ARioA flf Nagasah and sh nghae,
discount Of ore quarter from steamers rates allowed
to second cabin and sieerage passengers with families.
Also an allowance n One Quarter throueh rates TO
elergYmen and their families, and school teachers.
Que Humid ed Pou. Ids Baggage all wed each adult
Baggage masters accompany baggage througl and A..
tend 70 ladies and children without male protectors
Baggage received on the dock the day before sailing
rom steamboats, railroads and passeul who prefer
70 send down early An experienced surgeon On board
Medicine and attendance free
For PASSAGE Tickets further Information apply al
the Companys Ticket office the Wharf foot OF CANA
Street, Norlh River New York.
o.. n; BABY, Agen,
@. l. BARTLETT & CO,
10 Broad St, Boston.
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EVID ENCEAFTER YEARS
TRIAL,

FOURTH AublIohs offilE Dec. 1866 :
Great american Tea Co., N 3lS 80 Tesey st., N. T.
krclosel herewith send ou our regular list for Dec.
ember lt Is now twelve mouila since began the use
70 .ay that satisfaction derived fom the use o. enid
afuees ~ he membeIs Of this Club, instead u bel. 2
! may safely ssy a. without exception Thankine YOU
for the mary iavors received at Jour HANDS, / am,
sifs, Nery respectful J, loor obedient servant
J., C.AaS CARPENTER
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~ NJ
% " M rny ,eis1 70 aqiss, now ,i g ana
.A: sSs s' " H. IL 'i'i y, e. I" '''" '''
KIN
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
ts i confidently presented the public io he Proven
mGONSUMPIION,.s
' II H saeeop. 81 he fBRo1f and Al P4ssAGEs fol
esoq Gp9 s sa b"p9es e SONAR apd s
inw,ta Decreases ,Re ,trsM sna aspse, ,e teo, q
Epssotanoa II slssts Tie risAt irtan always n from
epscnt tapidg gesA The eousA and he aea b,ssft
sire speedily relieved the see becomes calm 9nd eire
gfTIioSTs' I65is2iffEEA& @ifH& EEAiiI 1sIoNisuiSG
fREsoRProS should be used in every where The
aSnne. uod5e2 H. Whisky, &e AID IN 5,ery case By
tatsrU sams kora. 10 IN which there DO exhibited any one
-, $ y nj n OMS
ol tlas s,ags em e Lags i ao' tj q s,s,n Los, G
%sds gss',9, D'Jy ~ = gb ro'' ra
rastraueu, GddHs Dlimess, L1eessirs rolsHss sore
Spg1.,a@ w ss y he sia~asi Bo5 or aier sas Rs
f frs ga a ,e ,ss 2. II ~ gs fsa ags,s.
any, Eiee' Deosea, PrtaaH,e OF Too fr'gHs"i s6''t
~ Statements from Patients, &c.
% '& l ny e'g e9 R s1a s4s e. e.
rs. sod 2L DE- 9ensnt Ye have ,egssa from {gqr
livery one to whom haSe 9a' benefited
s9h ny i,s use & :. ~ soNi h 9,', q, y e
y, 1861 ess suffering from violent cousin for which had
% Nsh s.fa which implicitly Frustrated me ln tte eve
skinr above WHISPER had hcu ad two attaots of hem
image rom tho ungs Ny family Physician assured that
ID had been compelled H. eaye business Tor nearly Two
zee d c6SsJMifI5N 10 the BEGINNING % fs6ruafy Mr..
bi5S ns s a Gsl' Of l rPiFp
aiew day my appetite (Which litt3 ie) fenr1d
veets Do ssi ssai uer, troken W. lhenc.orvard
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IN ~ AELAIlNa ID lnE .NEDEMEFIION ~

IL
BANK NOTES.
MS lerebv enac'sa By The Geuaai Assembly Of The
State ~ Vermont
srci Aner the expiration u the charter Of any bank
chartered by this State amer the termination Of lhe
oJicncc Of any such bank agcsah the laws Of this
State such bank may notice 20 be published in all
he weekly newspapers VI tie county whte such bankis
located Tor u year setting forth that said bank
wall redeem iis outstanding bills the day of the expra
ton Of ts charter the date II the termination NJ a
existence and copy OF this act. And upon due publ
cation u such notice, neither such bank nor tie officers
shall be liable 20 any action ior the non redemption OF
any q Ne outstanding bills unless the same shall have
been duly presented and payment ihcro { demanded
within The year aflfesaidi at The banking house Of said
bank
sHc After the aspiration Of the char,tr, or after
the termination Of the existence Of any such bank
Aforesaid such bank shall 20 be subject TO the
operation, liable to The DIVISIONS Of 'he sixty third
section of chapter eighy-uuc uf the General Statutes
SIC This oct sha take effect from its passage
Atprovcd November 10 1866
In pursuance of the provisions Of the act above fecit
cd the vermont Bauk II Montpelier, VI gives notice,
its outs andng bills will be rcd emcd until January st.
1865 its place OF business 10 the Of the First
Nauona Bank OF Montpelier
Montpelier, Decen Der 20, 1865.
IN pursuance q the provisions Of the act above reel,
3D. the Nrhfed Bank gives notice, that its charter
terminated Jub 18Th rs thatits outstanding bills will
be redeemed until Jarusy Isl 1893, at its former place
of business 10 Noulhe d. VI
Mortified December 60. 1866
In accordance with ts provisions Of The above act Of
The Ltpi laufo oi The State n Vermont. tle bfuk Of
Waterbury, at Waterbury W. HEREOF Rivea uc lice that
s charter terminated Stptmbc lt 1850 that the ont
stan ding bills Of said bank vii Ia redeemed ct the Wa
tcibuIy National lark, DO WatThur), and also at The
National Sank q u, dempion IN Boston, until the LIST
J X FUILrRTCN. Cashier
Dated at Waterbury. Dec 2Oih 1896 4lly
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al!if3 "a ~ 5gs.-.y.s 60
WESTERN ROUTE

VERMONT CENTRAL R. r. LINE,
Conuec ing 0giUshurgh with the Grand Trunk ALL
nay lor Toronto ioId don Dtuoit. arc at Dc ot with
ne Michigan Genital % michigan SOU De and
Zen it Mil1auA'e X. for Chicago, .lwaukce
West
bus line is now running two express trains from Mont
ro!ier eath
Through to Chicago in forty hours,
buy your tickets Of
-. / ii w Il,
Agent w. Il u at Montpelier
You want your tagssge checked through 90 Chicago
This line does nor heck bagaage ou tickets sold oy
outside agents TO the West, aud viii OF any res
pou. 10 iy for the same.
Fares less than any other route
All core lor deuce ia ftgaid Go Weston routes sd.
dressts S. Rowe. Moutpcitr VI
MILLS. Genl Ag't Boston
Montpelier Jan ! 1867 421y
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VeaUS Items.

Hon. Jesse D. Bright, who was once a
United States Senator from Indiana, is now
a candidate for the Legislature in Kentucky.
A lawyer had his portrait taken in his ia
vorite attitude, standing with his hands in his
pockets. cit would resemble him more
Closely" said an acquaintance, if he had
his hands in somebody else's pocket"
Discoveries of silver are said to have been
made recently in jackson county, West Vir-
ginia. A sample of the ore which was ia
ken to Cincinnati for analysis is represent
ed to have contained ninety -four per cent. Of
silver and six per cent of copper.
The National Intel!igencer thinks the next
move of the Radicals will be to render the
Military Commanders in the South entirely
independent of and out Of the reach Of instruc-
tons from the President, who, by the Con-
stitution is Commander in Chief
Arkansas wants three things-a hundred
thousand Irishmen to build railroads, hun
bred thousand Germans to raise corn, and
hundred thousand freedmen to raise cotton.
To these might be added twenty thousand
Yankees to direct the work and steal the pro-
ceeds
The census statistics for Rhode Island
show far greater proportion Of deaths than
of births among the colored people of that
State, and the Springfield Republican be-
heves that unless the colored race throughout
New England are replenished from immigra-
ton from the South, the negroes in that Sec
ton will soon disappear.
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DURTON & IRVING.
DRESS TRIMMIN GS.

NALL DRESS TRIINIIN GS.
JOHN E. T r I B L E.
Nos. 81 NJ Chas. &c SO Lexington Street.
Has just received a splendid stock of FALL
DRESS TRIMMINGS, FANCY GOODS, &C.
Consisting in part of
Rich SizE and Crystal Ffimges, Handsome
Bugle Gimps, Dress Trimmings,
Porasozs, San Umbrellas,
Combs and Brushes,
and Perfumes.
Also Collars, Cuffs and Handkerchiefs ingreat
variety. JOHN b. IhlBLE,
Nos. BAN. Charles h 50 Lexington Street
Aug 3l-1y BALTIMORE.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-07-12
I IMPORTANT NOTICE To'AGENTs
OLE STONERRAKERS MEDICINES

You are hereby notified not to make any set
Element of accounts for the sale of Stonebraker's
Medicines and Preparations, formerly the prop
erty of Stonebraker, Hoffman 4 Co., or pay any
money on account of same to H. Stonebraker or
any one representing him, as he has no interest
whatever in the same. All settlements must be
made with the undersigned or their agents. The
old agencies will be supplied by wagon as here
tofore. Applications for agencies will receive
prompt attention and Medicines forwarded free
of expense CLOTWORTHY & co.
500 w Baltimore Street.
May "a '67-2m Agents for Proprietor
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-07-12

B u G X T III O r N S A L V E !,
For Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Wounds, Boils, Cancers,
Broken Breasts, Sore Nipples, Bleeding, Blind
and Painful Piles; Scrofulous, Putrid and lll-con-
ditioned Sores; Ulcers, Granular Swelings,
Eruptions, Cutaneous Affections, Ringworm, Itch
Corns, Bunions, Chlblains, &C.; Chapped Hands,
Lips, &C.. Bites Of Spiders, Insects, Animals, &c.
Vs. Boxes, 25 cts, so cts, and s. sizes.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
And by HENRY r. COSTAR,
Depot, 464 Broadway N. Y.
And by DIR. N. WAYT & BRO.
p II. & E. S. TROUT.
Stanton, Va.