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rea. Sheriff Henry sold the property Of
Harmon A. Chambers, known as the
Downing property, in Pocono township,
on Saturday last, to John Longsheth, for
$1,000.
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FOR NON-RETENTION OR INCON-
TINENCE of Urine, irritation, inflammation
or liberation Of the bladder. or kidneys, dis.
eases of the prostate glands, stone in the,
bladder, calculus, gravel or brick dust de-
pesii, and all diseases of the bladder, Kidneys
and dropsical swelIings
UsE HELMnoLD's FLUID ExrRAcT BucHu
Feb 2S, 1867.
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THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1867.

rsa- We have now the finest imaginable
growing weather. Could not be better II
made to order
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A man recently passed over the lie
high Valley Railroad, having in charge a
car containing abouts three thousand
young chickens which he had purchased
in Ohio. He took them to New York
where he expects to realize handsome
proft-Bethlchen. Times.
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THE GLORY OF MAN is STRENGTH.
Therefore the nervous and debilitated
should immediately use HELMBoLD's Ex-
TRACT BUCHU. FEB. 2S, 81.
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ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CON-
STITUTIONS, of both sexes, use HELM
BoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU. 1t viii give brisk
and energetic feelings, and enable you to
sleep well. FEB. %, '67
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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL YIGOR
are regained by Hell MBoLD's EXTRACT Be-
CHU. Feb. %. '67.
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Removed.

The Post-office has been removed to
the new building, erected expressly for
that purpose, adjoining NJ. NJ. Burnett's
tailor shop, on Main street.
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HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BU-
CIlU IS pleasant in taste and odor, free
from all injurious properties, and immediate
in i;sacton. Feb. 2S, '67.
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Special Notices.

TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND
UNSAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and
dangerous diseases. Use HELMBoLp's Ex-
TRACT BUcHU AND IMPROVED RosE WASH.
Feb. %, 1866.
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HELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EN-.
TRACT BUCHU


HELMBoLDs CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sAR-
sAPARILLA
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
Both are prepared according To rules of
Pharmacy and Chemistry, and are the most
active that can be made. Feb 2S, '67
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Death Of the Hon. Charles DenniS0n.
WILKEs-BARRE, Pa, June 27-The
Hon Charles Dennison, Member of Con.
gress from this (Twelith) Congressional
District, died at his residence in this
place, at nine o'clock this morning.
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The City Collector of Washington has
selected a colored man as one Of his clerks.
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ERRORS OE YGETH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for
the sake OF suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the recipe and directions
for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing 10 profit by
the advertisers experience, can do so by ad-
dressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN 3. OGDEN,
42 Cedar Street, New York
May l6, 1S6L-lyr
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GEORGE e.. SVALEKER,
REAL I3S9RA5Pl3 4A&l3GItP Il J
a large number of Farms wanted
Residence at John Kern's, Main street,
Stroudsburg, Pa. TJune 81, 1867.
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DYSPEPSIA.

There is no disease which experience has so
proved TO be remediable by the
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To Save Ice from Melting.

(C0ncludcd IN our nect).
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FALL PLowING. By blowing, the soil is
made productive, or, In ether words, capable
of producing the crops we intend to grow A
soil that is close, hard, and so compact that the
fbrous roots ofplants can not penetrate it, can
not be expected to produce crop of wheat or
any other cereal, and consequently the more
porous and puverulent we can make it, the
greater the return it will yield. In order that
the nutritive matter con, aimed in the soil may
be made well productive, the blowing must
be we'll done. The manure applied to a teld
should be thoroughly incorporated with the
aoil, in order to be within the reach of the roots
of the plants. Special attention should be
given to this subject at this time. and the land
got into the very best condition, that we may
raise larger crops to the acre, and the more
land we can pillow in the fall, and get into fine
filth for planting or sowing, the less we shall
have to do in the spring. Many farmers reap
ed the reward Of their foresight in this psrtic-
ular the pas. spring when the weather was so
unfavorable that only few days now and then
were fit to do work in, and they succeeded in
getting in the seed while less fortunate neigh
bors were blowing -American Farmer.
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HON mo- KII.L THF DAISIES.

The OK eye daisy is a great nuisance on
many farms. 1t is 10 be found more or less
upon almost every farm. Instead Of being de-
stroyed as fast as they appear, they are allow
ed to multiply until they oveFspread the whole
land and become source Of not merely an
noyance but of positive injury TO the premises.
Indeed next to the Canada thistle they are TO
be deprecated and provided sgains'. In an
address delivered some time ago by Scion
Robinson, ESQ.,, who owns farm in West
Chester county, New York, be alluded to the
ox-eye daisy and the way to get rid Of it in
the following way:
When | bought the land It was as thickly
set with daisies as any field ever saw. | did
not believe in them for hay or pasture. did
not know that salt would kill them but !
found the first dressing greatly diminished this
slovenly farmers crop.
The second dose did the work found
next moving time, where they had predomin-
ated over all the grasses for years. scarcely a
single bulls eye to be seen upon an acre. In
their place came white and red clover, timo-
thy, red top and June grass.
Do farmers esteem these better than dali
sizes do. If you do not, why all have got
TO say is this is (now) free country and you
nay grow them. | shall salt and kill them. ]
had rather grow clover and grass.
=, But killing daisies is not oil the benefit that
l derived form salt: killed the worms, and
the mOles not finding their accustomed food,
discopt inued buuowing under and killing the
sod, and it grew and hourished.
But thst is not all. Manure 10 good Tor
nothing until 1t has met with asoivent. Some
vegetable substances are not soluble in rain
water, and although capable of making good
manure, are good for nothing IN their inert
condition.
The action Of salt, lime, plaster, potash, ETC.,
upon dead, inert vegetable fibre in the soil, is
TO cause it to decay and become food for the
growing grass.
Dig up sod in any hide bound meadow
or poor pasture and you will find 1t full Of
black dead roots. Ifyou dig again after the
action Of the salt or other mineral manures
you will find different and more favorable
appearance, and certainly you will find very
great difference IN the product. In short, you
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FARM FOR SALE.

ON account of falling health, the subscriber
~ will sell his farm Ia Montpelier one and one hall
mile rom the village on the hill road leading to East
Montpelier, containing about 100 Of land well
tered every part rich soil and in good state Of cul
tiyauon, IS Of woodland upon which there are
500 sugar naples with handy oouyenenees for making
There arc Is Young apple trees that have COM
menocd bearing said farm is well situated to remain
together or TO divide.
will sell with said farm my ~ ok Of Tools one Cow,
two Horses, 260 parish Merino sheep and Lamb q
of which full blood Atwoods and the very hign
grades For form Of 81 eep. style, aud quantity and
quality Of wool this Cock IS unsurpassed The Oh IL
chiefly and ducks including the noted buck Young
America that hsartd % pounds Of wool weighing BIS
oleansed and fitted for the cards. Said sheep will be
sold in parcels TO suit customers. c. " ING.
Montpelier, Aug l6 1867. 76u
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FARM FOR SALE.

viii be sold Immediately 1873 Of good land sit
uated and one half miles north from Cebot Upper
Village, well wstered well fenced and comprising
dow ugh to cut all the hay needed the farm 1t
has also as god supply Of timber can be found in
this part Of the The buildings consist Of dwell.
ing house, wood hou'e 60 by 20 feet barns and one
hog house, all old but In good condition TO repair,
The above described property can be bought lst nov
much cheaper than real estate has been selling IN Cabot
as have decided to 20 West Immediately Aliheral
payday will be given Tor one-tird q the purchase
money II retbuested. HORACE CARPENTER
Cabot Sep 10 1867 79u
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CLUB ORDER.

sT. CHARLES, WINoEA Co MINI, March 2S 1867
To TIE GREAr AMRKoAs rs.Co
Nos 81 aud 80 Vesty street N Y.
send you a fifth order Tor Tea My Neighbour think
have cleaned the road" aud insist upon my doing
the business iir them. will simply say that all kinds
OF Tea lee'Ned nom your cou pAnY have given COM
plee su,tteon, Your ltAs fesh--Sell favored
or ~. Inc Merchants can Furnish 70 ~ % tn ~ 50
per pound better article ihan you give us AT 81 g5
come say YOU are Ah4mOug' please humbug US AGAIN
this order.
Truly yours, in behalf of Tea drhkeIs,
SAMUEL s. BkEAN
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To the Travelling Public.
SlAGE 4 , NUlltE
Montpelier, Barre, Washington,
Bradford and Chelsea.

The subs oriber will the old line Of Stages from
follows
Leave Washington daily At 8 80 A NJ and Barre 7
A. reaching MONTPELIER n time for the sccommo
cation Tsn North and the N all train South.
Leave Montpelier 'he arrival Of the s'u'hern AZ.
ternoon Express rain A r. NJ Tor Bare Washington
Bradford and Chelsea.
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PRICE LIST OF TEAS.

oOLnNG tblaek) zoe SOC co., best 81 per 10.
Mixed (Geeu and Black) 70o So 9o5. best 81 per H.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST Black, 20 go. 81, sllO
IMPERiAL (Green), SOC, 30. 81 81 10. best 81 %
er 10
YOUNG HYsoN Green, 500. 9Os., VI, 81 10, bes
Il % per 10
UNCOLOkED JAPAN,9Oc 81. 81 TO- brst 81 25 pei 10
GNNPONDER. (GTeenl Sl2j, beet s 20 per ID
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- "a T-n STE
5000 Boxes Ground Rock,
20 Barrels do
500 half barrels do
so Bags of Ashton's,
10 Marshals,
1000 Bushels Turks Island.
BANCROFT d HOLMES.
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Consumers can save from Soc TO q per ID. by pur-
chadng their teas rom The
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
Nos. 81 AND 80 YEsKY STREET
Postofdoe Box No 5648, New Y ok City.

The GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY established
ls6 is recommended by the eadin4 newspapers, Ieig-
ious and secular Ia this and other cities, VIZ
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIsr, New York City,
ORANGE JUDD, kditor.
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, New York City.
DAKIEL CUkkY, ID, Editor.
CHRISTIAN ADVoCAIE, Cincinnati, OHIO
j. NJ. REID. D., Editor,
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, Chicago III
THOMAS III. EDDY, ID D., Editor.
EVANGELIST, New Noik City,
pB NJ + BID and u CRAIeHEAD. Editors
EXAMINER AND CHRONICLE, New York Civ,
EDwAED BBIGHr, Editor.
CHRISTIAN INTELLIGENCER.
E. s. PORTER, ID, Editor.
INDEPENDENT, New York CITY,
WIN c. BowEN, Editor.
THR METHODIST,
GEo r. CROOKS Il ID Editor
MooRE's RURAL NEW YORKEk, Roohester.N Y.
y. D y MooHE, Ed. and PIop'r
TRIBUNE, New Yosk City,
HobAcR 6kRRLEY, Editor
We call attention to the above hst positive tuar-
ants Of our Of doing business; as We as the
hundreds Of thousands .: pesons pubnshed uh
Lists.
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" ERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLI-
VAN RAILROADS
SU INN Err ARR a @ EMIT
COmmenctHc JUN 1867.


Leave Montpelier at 90 m 2 30 p m. 10 05 p. m
Mail Train leaves houses Point at 4 30 q. I'd receives
passengers from OgdeushuPh X. e. and connects q
WhiIc River Junction and bellows Fails with trains FOR
Boston, Worcester, Springfield and with trains On
Passum1so X. Il ariives a. New York At 10 As p IN.
Steamboat Train Leaves Montreal 1T % l5a m, ST..
Johns at rs arriving a. Burlington AZ 10 40 a.
conntc ing there with steamers fof Lake George,
ia, Express leaves Montreal at s 80 M. st. Johus
81 10 m., ORd. n.bmFh H 8 so ia, Houses Point
10 40 m Tor Boston, &C, aInyins Ia Boston via Low
ell at 30 so p n.
Night ESpfess leaves Ogden sburgh O, n 30 a. M
Molteal ST. B 80 p Houses Pom az $40 % IA, ST..
Johns II 5O % M, arriving 81 Boston At Az a m
connect al Bellows rails with teshitc Aaioad Tor
Boston and Worcester and with Vermont alty hail
rRAts como NORTH AND WEST
Lsay, Montpelier 24o ATM, 500 a. IN, 3 25 pm,
Day F4pre.s leaves Boston via Lowell 90 a. M Tor
Burlington, st. albaas. Montreal, Ogde. s1ur b, nc
via Lawrence and ritchbwg az 80 nj Springfield
a. 4j l. f0T Br gtou at AltaAsa and OtdeusbuIg h,
ami 1a ou.rcN
Tie isin ,a,ua Boston via fbchburg Of 80 a n,
and sprv gued a. Al a. m cor meet al White River
Jun non with ihe aJ hNprss ,fa.u.
Aceommudatien Train caves Noftlttid at so g..
hr Burlington, Rutland ST. Adams, hcuse's Point,
OyueuHbufkn. sc
Night Ezpress leaves Ben VS. Fsus at lGuOp m.. re.
oeivlg tass,ngc's ION Nuuout valley Il h. leaUI g
New 70 b. ~ Us p. and iiom Cheshire L. l ltht.
ing host d al 50 10, UuLtcuug or " bite hIyer
junction win nin leaving Boston at 90 % for
Burlington, hous,'s P0ilt Montreal aud Ogd,u butsh
cunueruug utt GtAtu 4 iunA uArt Tor ihu = est.
sletptg cars al alta, BED Go 10th Vac right TX ress
llaius tuuuirg Oe.vetn 81 AltAts a4d boston 20
a bans au lIIut ua4.
lhiot ga lktls ur lh.Cago acu Iht ~ est ioTtAc Al
the p44t flpnl stations. @ MERRILL. StIt.
81 Altaus, Jul, /, 1907.
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Montpelier, Worcester, East Elmore,
Wolcott and Hardwick.

The Nail Stage will leave Montpelier Mondays Wed.
nesdays and Fridays at A. NJ. or on the arrival Of
the mail & ain nom Burling ton
Returning Will leave HAfdwiok at A NJ on Tues
Aaya, lhusdass aud Saturdays, reaching Montpelier in
Tune Tor the2 80 snd 10 NJ Express trains South and
for both express aud mail trains North
Dinner at Wore aster al neon each way
W h1ntss business both routes carefully attended
TO,
BIZ YOUNG
Montpelier, Oct 1867. Shdawu
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DACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S
THROUGH LINZ

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY's
THROUGH LINZ
TO CALIFORNIA;,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS
And Carving the u. Mail.
siea~sAies ne Cons,et9s 90 ne raeAs
ARlzONA CoL62 DO
HENRY cHAUNCEY, CONSTITUTION,
NEW YORK. GOLDEN cry
OCEAN QUEEN, sA RAMEHTO.
NORTHERN LIGHT GOLDEN AGE,
COSTA RIGA, MONTANA.
One ftbe above large and splendid st,amships viii
leave Pier No AZ North River, foot Of Canal Street,
A. u O'Clock uoon on the lst llth aud 2lst Of every
month Except Wntn those dates fall on SUNDAY, and
then on The preceding Saturday. for Aspwall, con-
meeting va tanama Railway, with one Of the Com
pan's steamships from Panama for san Francisco,
touching at Acapulco.
steamers Tor SOUTH PACtFiC and CBNTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS. Those oflst touch at MANIA.
Milo
Departure Ohm each month connects with the new
steam line from Panama TO AUSTRALIA and Nav YEA
LAND.
closely wi steamer GREAT RBpUBLlC from San
Francisco December 4, at Yokohama, with Steamer
New York Tor Hong Kong and Costa Rioa ioI Mega
saki ard Hhagh,i-
dscoun Of ore quarter from steamers rates allowed
20 second cabin and seersge passengers with families.
Also allowance q One Quarter on through rates 10
clergy and then families and school teachers,
One Hundred Pounds Baggage all wed each adult
Baggage masters sccompany baggage through and at
tend TO ladies and children without male protectors.
baRgage received on the dock the day before sailing,
rom steamboats, railroads and passengers who prefer
10 send down early An experienced surgeon On board
Medicine and attendance tree
For PASSAGE Tickets or further information, apply
the Companys Ticket office on the harf foot OF Jana
Street, North River, New York.
R, BABY, Agent
Or to the agents for New England.
C. LgARlLRrr co;
ZIG Broad ST., Boston.
Jan. l.
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MONTREAL,

MONTREAL,
Dec. 10Th, 1860.
Aessys Henry d Go.
Having on yari-
Gus occasions used
your Liniment, /
am happy to say
that | have always
found it beneficial.
| have frequently
used it for Bowel
Complaint, a n d
have never known
it to fail in effect
ing a cure. | think
it the bestmedicine
lever used for d.
ar Ii @ a, summer
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Sold in every Drug and country Store
throughout Vermont and Canadas.
Retail, 25 and so cents per Bottle.
JOHN f. HENRY d CO.,
Propretors-
1y Park Row, Waterbury, Vt.
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II This popularmed-
icine is no longer
an exper i m c mt.
= Thousands Of peo-
-.-u Pile who have used
it, bear witness TO
- its superior excel
lence as a Liniment
- and a Pain Killer.
Full directions &C
company each bot
= tie. ltmay be used
- externally
--a, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia,
Toothache,
- Headache,
80 Burns and Scalds,
- Bruises and
. Swollings,
-.--, Sore Throat,
- Lumbago,
s.s.. dc. . &c.
500. and may be used
- internally for
- Cholic and Colds,
Cholera Morbus,
'--. Bowel Complaints
Diarrhea,
Wind Collie,
&C., &c.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELI


AAlE HEALTH.
DIR. DOW, Physician nd Surgeon, Ncs and 0 I'm.
dicou street, Boston is consulted daily for all dseases
incident 70 he female sYstm PTolapsus Cter OF Fall
lug Of the Womb, fluor Albus Suppression snd other
menstrual arrangements all treated upon new path
illogical PRINCIPLES aud speedy relief guaranteed in few
days. 30 Rvsrab certain is the new mode of trea
ment that the most obstinate complaints yield under H.
and the Attic ed person rejoices in perfect health
Dr. Dow as no do bt had RIeattr experience In the
cure Of dis asses Of women end children than a other
pa stefan Boston and has, Sine 1870 confined his
whole at eon TO the cure Of private diseases and TO-
male plants
BAH letters must contain four red stamps or they
sil not be answered ofdce hours from A. NJ. to r.
NJ.
CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR NO
CHARGES MADE
Those who need the services Of experienced physi
clan surgeon in all difficult and chronic disc asses
every uAme and nature should give him acall
7. DR. DOsimports andhas for sale a new Article
called the French Secret. Oder by mail Two for 81
and a red stamp, 5000
May /, 1867.
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30. Granby, q. w.
Mr.. II. r.. Gray,
Chemist, Montreal
SRI am most
happy to state that
my wife used Hen
RVS Vermont Lini-
ment, having acct
dentally got a nee
die run under her.
finger nail. The
pain was most ins
tense; but by using /
the Liniment the
pain was gone in
a few minutes. |
"
Y ours very res I
pectfully,
w. GIBSON.
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complaint, and dis
orders of a similar
character. | have
also found tia new
er failing specific
for Colds, ard for
affections of the
- head. | always
'- recommend it to
'1'''. my friends, and
would not be with
- out it in the house
.-4- for any considera-
~ ton.
- w. BALDWIN.
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AN ACI KELATING 10 TIE REDEMEPTION OF
NOTES

BANK NOTES.
IS hereby enacted BY he General Assembly Of the
State Of Vermont:
SEC After the expiration Of the chatter Of any bank
chartered by this State after the termination Of the
existence Of any such bank the laws Of this
State, such bank may notice to be published in all
he weekly newspapers Of tie county whore such bank is
located for iull setting forth that said bank
will redeem s outstanding bills the DAY Of the expira
ton Of its charter the date of the termination Of It's
existence and copy of this act. And upon due publ
cation OF such notice. heher such bank nor It's oceTs
shall be liable to action Oi the redt DiutiOn OF
any Cfiis outstanding bills unless the shall have
been duly presented and payment there demanded
wihin the year aforesaid, the banking house Of said
bank
SIC After the expiration Of the charter or after
the termination Of the existence OF any such bank
Aforesaid such bank shall TO be subject to the
operation liable 10 the provisions Of ihe sixty third
section Of chapter eighty nine OF the Geuesl Statutes
SIC This act sha take eject from its passage
Approved, November 10 1866.
In pursuance Of the provisions Of the act above cct
ed, the Vermont Bank Of Montpelier Vt, gives notice
that its charter terminated September 18Th 1867 that
It's outs anding bills Will be red emed until January is
1865 at its place of business in the Of the First
PAGE, Cashier.
Montpelier, Deceu Der 20. 1866.
In pursuance q the provisions Of the above rec
ed. the Mortified Bank gives notice that It's charter
mated Ju 18Th, is that its rutst andng bills will
be redeemed until January LIST 1868 its former place
Of business III Mortified, Vt
I Mortified, December 20, 1866
In accordance with The provisions Of the above act Of
the Lrg lauro Of the State q Vermont the Bank Of
waterbury at Waterbury Vt, herea' gives that
its charter terminated September lst 1865 tn the out
terbuty National Bank in Waterbury, and also at the
National Bank Cf RI dempton, in Boston, until the LIST
/ JK FULLERTON, Cashier.
81
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-, U h i ri h IN h ALL h U 4 L.
~ 1866 WINTER ARRARGBABkI 1906
r. s szs. On 4nd 4fter Monday, NOV. 18th,
asta S& sEt-@gls 1864 Passenger Trains villtun a,


follows
ONWARD TRAINS
MAIL TRAM leaves Concord atl0f5 A ~ Tor White
diyer Junction connectuR viii trains foi w ellis kytf
ST. JOhnsbuIy, Barton Newport Wi,oughby and N agug
Lakes, Staustead, Bah. Littleton Lsneastyf Sc
Also, with trains foI Montpelier, Burlington, st Al
bans, Rouse Point Morusal Ogdelsbufsh and the
est.
DAY EapBEss TRAIN leaves Concord a. 1850 A ~
Montpelier Burlington Bouse's Point Montreal 6eAn6
With OsdensD1fg snd Grand Trunk Railroads for tAt
West
BaIsgoi TRAM leaves Concord ct $50 p. H. ior
franklin and Bristol.
EvBsiHG ExFRHss TKAts leaves Concord ~ {. Is p
a. foT hite River junction. ccng with trains fDi
Montpelier burlington, 81 AlbanS Rouse Point.
Montreal Ugdeusburgh andtht West.
sOr arrival Of trains FROM Boston, Worcester Ports
nout' Portland, nc
DOWNWARD TEsINS
fMoRNrSo GZrRAss Tram leaves Whte River
junction toI Concord stll5 n OF on arrival ofIsin,
rom Ogdeneoursh and Montreal On Mondays at SIS
Instead % lilo.
tBnmToI TRAM Leaves Bristol for Concord a. s
n and Franklin at 9.l2A
MAIL TRAIE leaves White River Junction for Con
cord atl2ZO arrival Of trains the Yer
mont Central FassumpHe and White Mountains Rail
roads.
DAY ExFRBss TRArN leaves white River Junction
al 4.65 arrival u trains from Montreal and
OEdensburgh, battleborough heene beows't Falls
Windsor &C. connecting al Concord with tAinsfo Man.
hester, Nashua, Lowell and Boston.
+Ihese trains connect Conc with trains Tor Man
chester Lawrence Portsmouth Portland, Nashua, Wor.
ssster New York Lowell and BostSn
rorrrrG No. N 1895