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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-29
AN ACt RELATING o TIE HEDEMEPTIoN OF

BANK NOTES.
us heyeji enacted By he General assembly Of ne
STATE II YermoHt.
SIC Aher the expiration Of the charter Of any bank
chartered by this State after the termination of the
existence VI any such bank agrctab ha laws of this
State such bank may cause notice to be published in all
he weekly newspapers of q rouny whore such banks
located for u year setting forth that said bank
will redeem is outstanding bills the day of the expira-
tion Of its charter or the date q the termination oil
existence aud copy Of this act Aud upon due publ
cation OF such notice, neihtr such bank nor its officers
shall be liable TO any Tor the redemption Of
any OF outstanding bills unless The same shall have
been duly presented and payment heret demanded
within the year aforesaid at the banking house Of said
bank
SIC Amer the expiration Of the charter. or after
the termination Of the existence Of any such bank as
Aforesaid such bank shall TO be subject the
operation or liable 10 the Provisions Of The sixty third
section Of chapter eehyrue of The Ger eil Statutes.
sBc This set thai take eject from its passage.
Approved, Noyemter 10 1866.
ed the Vermont Bank Of Montpelier, VI qFes notice.
that lite charter terminated September lbih 1860, that
ts andng bills will be red emcd until January LIST,
1858 at It's place Of business in the rooms u the First
'''''''' IA. PAGE. Cashier.
Montpelier, Decent Der 20. 1866.
In pursuance q the provisions Of the act above rect
3D. the Norhhtd Bank gives notice that is charter
terminated JulS 18Th is hatis outstanding bills will
be redet med Until January let 1865 az its former place
Of business, in Nottlhe.d, Vt
North6cld December 20. 1866
in accordance With the provisions OF the above act Of
the Legislature of tie state II Vermont the Bank Of
waterbury AZ Waterbury Vt. hcrohy gives notice that
it, charter terminated September lot 1865 that the ont
standing bills ot said bank will be- iodcomed at The Wa
erbuty National Bank III Waterbury. and also At the
National Bank u Redemption, in Boston, until the LIST
day Of anuary, 1868.
J. x. FUILKRTON, Cashier.
Dated At Waterbury, Dec 2Olh. 1866. lilly.
GAGE, PORTER < CO.,
FISHERSV1II.E, N H..
Manufacturers Of
Best Cast ste elSaVVs
OF all kuds also
tAt1 Silll VI Dl1l Il11 STRINGS
Warranted superior.
kJ-REpAtRtNG DONE IN THE BEST MANNER
For sale at MAnuactureT's price, by
N. p. BROOKS, Nompeiicr. W. 42i93
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CLUB ORDERS.

wurANsrowN, Orange Co.. Vt, Jan, 1867,
70 THH GREAT AMERICAN TEA Co,
Nos 81 and SO Vesey Street N. Y
GRNTIEATN The Tea / ordered before gives good
satisfaction and send you another order amounting
Sll co. which you wi please ill and send to my address
by EXlress. Many thanks for the complimentary pack
ages. Respectfully yours,
ALEXANDER SMITH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-29
THE IMMENSE PROFITS
TIA TRADE F.!

The proprietors Of THE GRRAr AMERICAN TEA Cow
rANY became fully cgnvnced several years ago, that
the consumersof Tea and Coffee were paving too msny
and too large profits these articles Of every day
fumpinn, and therefore organized Tbs GREAT AMbRi-
CAN TIA COMPANY TO do away, ne far as possible with
these drains upon the Consumer ana TO sup
ply them with these necessaee At the smallest possible
price.
been made in the Tea trade will start with the Amer
team houses, leaving cut u the account entirely the
profits of the Chinete factors
lot. Inc American house in China japan makes
large profits on their sales or shipments and some Of the
richest retired merchants this country have made ht
immense fortunes through their houses in China.
%. The Banker makes large PROFITS upon the foreign
exchange used in the purchase Of Teas
3D. The Importer makes profit Of 80 TO so per cent.
In many cases
An On lis arval here il is sold by the cargo aud he
Pur haser sells 10 TO the Spectator in invoices OF 900
90 600 packages at an average profit Il about 10 per
cont
9th. The Spectator sells i. n me Wholesale Tea
Dealer in lines st profit NJ 10 % 10 per cent
Oh 1hc Who osale Tea Dealer sells Il % the Whole.
Ae Grocer ia lots TO suit bis trade at profit Of about
10 per cent
IN INC Wholesale Grocer sells it to The Retail Deal
er at a profit Of 10 10 rs per cent
Sh he Retailer sells 1t to the Consumer for ALL
PROFIT HE CAN oEr
When on have added to these EioHr profits as many
brokeragts, carriages, storAges, oooperages and waste
~ add ih original cost Of the Tea IL will be perceived
what the consumer has Go pay. Aud now propose 60
show Why we can sell so very much lower than other
dealers.
WI rroposs TO do away with an those various profits
drokerages carriages s0rages ooopersges and waste,
With Che exception OF smah commission paid fr pur-
chasing 10 our spondcnts In China aud Japan one
carriage, aud a email profit 10 Oufseyes-which on our
large sales will amply pay us
Through our system OF supplying Clubs throughout
the county, consumtrs in parts Of the United states
receive their Teas at the price, with the small
additional oxptuse II uanspofmucn) as though they
bought them al our warehouses 80 this city.
Some paiica rqure of as how they shall proceed 10
GET up a club. The aIswcr Is simply this Ley each
er.on wishing 20 Join n club say how much Tea or
lao nru 4pIn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-29
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELI.
CATE HEALTH

DR.. DOW Ply siean add Surgeon. Mes Z and 9 En-
dioott street Boston, is consulted daily for all di
incident TO Tue female syst Proapsus Uter OF Fall
lug Of he Womb, fluor Abus, Suppression, and other
menstrual Arrangements are all treated upon path
illogical pr cqles aid speedy relief guaranteed in few
days. So inevitably certain is the new Of troa,-
men that the most obstinate complaints yield under it,
and the Hic ed person soon reoces IN perfect health
cure OF dis asses Of women and chill rCn than any other
phy stefan Boston, and has since 1870 confined his
male con plants
n BAL letters must contain four red stamps they
vii not be answered. Office hours from A. Nj. to L,
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LOWELL. MASS, Nov, 20, 1866.

LOWELL, MASS, Nov 90 1866
Great Amerioaa Tea Company.
GBsIs / herewith send seooad order Of MerIimac
Club for tea aud coffee. In regard first order, would
say your prompncss in answering It and quality OF goods
sent gave entire safacion you will by an increase
OF @2i IN this order, Z. o. ID.
X specially yours, s. d GORDON,
No. l59 Ooiburn St l. we'll Mass
Great American Tea Company, Nos. 81 and SO Vesey
ST. New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-29

Ntw LoUoN, CoNN., Nov, IS, 1866.
The Grtot american Tea Co.
SIHs II herewith send you another club We are
all well suited with that which received before and
much Obliged for the complimentary package We fad
that It il 90 per cent cheaper than get 1t here,
and At least so per cent better Please send me two
three blanks 0r clubs and circulars go with them
l know Of some in adjoining towns VINO would like to
get up clubs Yours uuly,
l.. Nj. DAY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-29

The Great American Tea Go.
GRNTLlMgs My order Of last month OF $40 80
came in good order and usual gave satisfaction.
Enclosed send you order not quite large, but
pretty good for one shop TIE merchants gyoet good
deGt but as long get such tea OF you We
have had you will get our money Accept my thanks
for The complimentary package. Please send before
by express, g. o. ID and obige yours,
IHEODOkE ROLLINS.
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CONSTITUTION vATIR


has proved itself equal to the task that has deyolye
upon il,
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FISK a. IA OH,
Bankers and pealers in Government So

bHbhers and DeaIers IN Government Be-
curities, No. s, Nassau Street, NY.
N BAN kinds Of Government Securities received At
the full market price in exchange for the above Bonds
ALSO,
~ All descriptions Of Government Sc
curtttes kept constantly on hand, and bought,
sold or exchanged.
~ Gold Coin and U. s. Coupons DO lght, Esold and
collected.
pa Deposits receUed on liberal terms
subject 10 cheek al sight.
III Collections made throughout the country
UJ Miscellaneous stocks and Bonds bought and sole
al the Stock Exchange on commission for cash.
bkS" SPECIAL attention giyea 10 tie er-
change Of seven-thirty notes Of all he series
for the ne,o fve-t,0enty bonds o. 1865, on
the most favorable terms.
April D. 1867. GO dsw mo
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-29
IA / N O.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-29

Uahcrq1e'd Conn, March 2, 1863.
DR. W. n. GREGG. Dear Sir Having seen your ,d
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-29

CERTAIN CURE IN ALL GASES OR NO
CHARGES MADE
Those who need the services Of experienced physi-
clan or surgeon in all difficult and chronic diseases
every name and nature should give him call
P.S-Dr, Dow imports aud has for sale a new article
called the French Secret Order by mail. Two for 81
and red stamp. 5000
MAJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-29

PRICE LIST.
YOUNG HYsON iGreenj, SOC, oOep sl.lO, besttSl %
per pound
GEREN TEAS, soc. Soc, 81, SllO. best sl.25 per
pound
MlXFD zoe SOC. 90c., 81 per ound
.JAPAN. 81. Sl1Oi best al IS per pound
o. LONG Blatk) zee, soc soc tett 81 per pound
lMPEElAL iGrcenJ. best 81 Is per rourd
ENGLISH BREAKFAST (Black), soc 9Oo, Sl.SLlO,
te.t 81 % per pound
GUNPOW DER (Greeu) 81 p, best Sl.50.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-29

The Company have relected the following kinds from
their stock which they ecommend to meet the wants o
Clubs. lhoy sold al Cargo Prices the same as The
Company sci them in New Nofk, the ils Of prices
will show
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-05-29

UeHt' AtU E09tdDd agents,
90 BROMFIELD ST, HosToN
The New York herald., 1867-02-19
NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.

Earthquakc at san Diego-Frrc In Gan
Francisco.
SAr FRANCISCO, Feb IA, 1907.
Three shocks Of earthquake were experienced at San
Diego California, on the LIST inst
Gre broke ont at the southeast corner Of Davis and
Washington streets yesterday and destroyed several
buildings Lose $4,000
The steamer Golden CITY, for Panama sailed to-day
WIN Sosl 900 in treasure, t2420o Of which s for New
.ork " o1t for England, sizes for Frapoe and The
balance for panauss<
The New York herald., 1867-02-19
MnuAY SCHOOL sEmI-ceHTEHmlAL.

IN this new land the jubilee, teth anniversary or
% institution is regarded event Of no small i'm
poance and when the rapidy Of life the multitude Of
events compressed into few years. In the existence
boti Of and sociees and the facility with which
one makes way for another the stage Of action,
considered lduraton no small achieve
ment The celebration Of such event place last
night In the Madison Baptist church. the Sunday
memsrats its nftieth birthday. The children
were gathered in their Sunday school some
time before the hour announced for the
Of the exercises whence they proceeded at halfpas
seven o'clock to the church, where they found large
number OF their friends and relatives awaiting their
appearance The banners Of the various classes bearing
appropriate devices and notices. arranged in tasie
full order around the semi circular space in the Of
the pulpit In front displayed OF books beau
tully bound, and baskets af tempting fruit destined 70
be distributed 70 the eager and expecant children Ihs
from hymns printed for the occasion. Reading Of
portion from the Scriptures and prayer followed by the
eloquent testimony TO the kindness, energy real and
selfsacrince Of the superintendent Mr. Phelps in the
the address, handsomely engrossed and framed presented
TO him. in reply TO which he briefly returned thanks.
sudng with I'm muca ieeng 70 the the can earnest @ and Kindly
by the teachers In their common labor OF love. The
Rev. Dr. Weston pastor then congratulate ed the congre
CATION the prosperous condition OF the Sunday school,
which had never been more hourshng than at present
numbering, II did. between two and three hundred
pupils He would not speak or those noble women who
moro than fifty years ago commenced the work OF which
they saw the fruits; for there one present IN
their midst who had been colaborer with them, anc
who would give "reminiscences OF those days He
called upon Mr. Murphy, who briefly reviewed as they
passed one by before his mind the chief events which
had marked the course Of the school-originaly com
posed Of three separate brancheeand recalled the per-
who had at various times taken part in the nsiruc
ton Of its pupils OF whom many had gone 70 their
ward, but some still remained, and were present in the
congregation.
An address was also delivered by the Rev. Dr. J. H
Smith, In which he advocated the practice Of leading
children to commit to memory the words OF Scripture
He expressed bis belief that they were in very
tender years. capable Of receiving divine grace
cluded with apt illustration Of the and growth
OF sin In the heart it's removal by the sunshine Of Gods
love, and the beneficial effect Of the OF penencs
the Christian life.
After the benedction the prize books distributor
TO the pupils who directed to their seats
for this parpose Then, accompanied by many Of their
friends and teachers they repaired adjoining apart
ment, where bountiful refreshment table had been
spread in discussing whose daiutes the young people
evinced high degree Of satisfaction as was man
tested by them during the exercises in which they ha
been previously participating.
The New York herald., 1867-02-19
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.

NAsHvIlE. Feb. IS, 1857.
The Senate has passed the bill conferrng suffrage on
negr@e motion to strike out the clause preventing
them from serving jnries. holding ONCE was re.
jec,et by tie vote The bill had previously passed The
HousA
The New York herald., 1867-02-19
SUICIDE OF 4 LIEUTENANT IN TINE ARMY.

RICHMOND, Feb Is, 1867
Lieutenant J. s Newberg, OF the Twelfth Infantry
committed suicide this morning at the Ballard House
He was under military arrest ~ the time.
The New York herald., 1867-02-19


and navy The bill contained positive provision Ii
merely negative in all its propositions II allowed
among themselves until they choose from superior IN.
ducemcns take TO secure In
Congress- II was rctroRradc movement IN the interest
- rebellion and treason and be hoped y would get iis
quictus here.
Mr.. BANKS, trep) Of Mass, stated the reason why he
would vote 70 nonconcur in the senate amendment u
declared In the preamble that the governments In the
rcbel States not legal governments Nevertheless
abey were dc fdcto governments and governmental OF
That this continent had Known. Tnev were recognized
and were 10 be recognized The second section declare
hal the military officers may recognize the local trbu-
nnsi that meant that they shall recognize them The
nth section spoke Of class OF 10 be disfranchised
because OF their being felons at common Law. Who
,Sss rn,. rsons common lawf The governments 10
hosc rcptl states were the only power 10 do So
hr BINGHAM interrupted Mr. Banks 10 say that the
rebel siaie governments could not make any man feon
~ statute VINO WITS not a felon at common law
Mr. BANKS demanded OF Mr. Bingham 10 sav who was
70 make feons a. common law uness IL were the gov
Mr. BIrGHAx vented to know whether n, Rsrys ,re
tended 70 say that he objected the
of any man for felony a. common law.
Mr. BANKe replied-Not at ALI but he ohsar,ea a. an.
recognition Of those de fdo governments Inv ths hs,i
One of the Provisional Governors appointed nv ,ho pr.
dent bad reported that be bad commissioned four thou
sand officers admn the government on tha, s,a,a
Jf that true In one State II was true n the
others; 20 that there would be forty thousand
ricers administering those de fdc,o governments And
who were they = Every man OF them a rebel wonia
my man pretend 70 say that II loyal had these
forty thousand Offices they could organize loyal rov
erninenis would any one say that with forty thou.
ssud rebel officers they would not organize rebel gov.
synmenuf He believed that II this bill were passed
there you'd be loyal voice heard in any Of those
Mr. Enf. rep Of Ind supported the Senate amend.
mcnt and said f there anything necessary 10
rhcw the gentlemen Of The House that 4 was mpossi
es N obtain all that each desired the history of tbs
tsn T-fn onsta,nd the fact lie preferred this measure
~ Rssinv M measure ~ eli He was not 10 favor Of a
s<sss@ dsrancnaemsni Of all who served In The ale
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

nIvoRCEs LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM THE
~ Of this and other States without publicity or fee
In advance Cruelty, drunkenness deseron cau sun
Gent Advice free.
r. J. KING. Counsellor at Law 2I2 Broadway
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

were
only in proportion As We becoming acquainted with
the structural difference Of these Of fishes EN-.
bracing much that is varied in structure and pan
has become gradually referred 10 different classes
will now pass on 70 the fishes proper The Espiredo
extends 70 and is found in South America, as also
are the polyperdes These have q coat Of mail,
Of which the alligator isa type This is nsh with
long snout then q rising back, long tall slender
body the surface OF which s covered with angular scales
hard that will resist the stroke OF steel The animal
grows 70 q considerable length and have seen them
twelve feet long In the Lower Mississippi There Is
another kind with shorter snout and which resembles
the alligator more than the FIRST This fish peculiar TO
the northern waters OF America while the other Is pecu-
liar TO the fresh waters Of South America and TO no
other portion Of the world whether ASIA Africa or Aus
traIia showing that the animal Is crcumscrbed within
narrow limits and thus showing that their emigra-
tion is as thoroughly prevented through the ocean
ss II could be 10 pass dry land from river to
river Thus the different species are separated from
each other In the as completely as IL noun.
tain ranges rose up to prevent the fishes OF the southern
coast OF the continent from reaching the northern coast
very rev species are common at the time South
America and to North America and OF the species
OF either is common TO Africa 10 the South American
coast OF the Atlantic. While we have thus snguarly To-
caiized forms there are some families with wide disxkd
tion There s the cat FISH, of which =, Familiarity md
largely rspresenfod all the rivers OF South America
and which has but few representatives in Europ some
10 ASA and large number the tropics and IN the
fresh waters Of Southern Asa II is not difficult TO see
what the prevalent Of such extensive distribution
system Of locas some Of great dimension, and others
again small that they are not more than Few incnes
long, while others reach 10 twelve and fifteen Feet ana
weigh from ave hundred 10 six hundred pounds. And
all these the most delicious fish In the basin OF the
Amazon. II Ia curious fact that a river Win sucn 2
turbd waters high In temperature the average peng
eighty degrees OF Fahrenheit should noursh 20 srge
number Of delicate fish, and such variety OF mem.
Yet 10 ie 20. There IA hardly family OF nsn Tepie-
sented IN the Amazon that has mot somc iprsicIs
remarkable for exquisite deicacy az an srnc's ~
Of food and the best among them W. nnu ,
in the family which the naturaiiss uh ~, ~.
parsenrus which 10 allied 10 the salmon variety. ha'
while dnariDs in structural ornanizaton MI we io'eD
The New York herald., 1867-02-19

fvo TO THOMAS r. AGNEw's, gREENwiCn AND
NJ Murray streets, where yvn viii hnd Teas ofees Fish
Flour aud everything else cheaper than any store n Ns
YORK. One pnce houra
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-10-05

The Pacific RaiZTOads.-The public are
a little confused about the various railroads
which bear the common name Pacific, and
there is just ground for their perplexity. Of
course each road aspires to the honor of be-
ing considered the main trunk across the
continent, and there is much in a name So
we have from Omahaw westward to Jules
burg, and destined for Bridges Pass and
Utah, the Union Pacific From Sacramento
eastward through the tunneled Sierra, and
ultimately to meet the above road, is the
Central Pacific On the southerly route,
from San Francisco through the great grain
growing regions of California, and then
eastward through Arizona, is the Atlantic
and Pacific Only a short section from San
Francisco is completed. Returning across
the mountains, we find the central line from
St. Louis to Kansas City and Leavenworth
known as the Pacific Railroad of Missouri.
From Wyandotte In eastern Kansas to Els
worth, and bound one branch to Denver and
another southwest to Santa Fe, and some day
to the head of the California gulf, and thence
to a junction with the San Francisco line, is
the Union Pacific, east division. And finally
the road from St Louis to Rolla and on
ward to Fort Scott styles itself the South
western Pacific vshis one will also seek
connection with Southern California as well
as Galveston