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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-05

A fellow stole a saw, and on
his trial told the judge that he
only took it as a joke. How far
did you carry it?' asked the
Judge. 1.-TWO miles, answered
the prisoner. 'Ah, that's car
rying the joke too far remark
ed the judge, and the prisoner
got three months unremitted
labor.
In one of Cooper's novels oc-
ours the following passage =
HE dismounted in front of the
house and tied his horse to a
large locust A French author,
in translating this passage, rem
ders it thus: He des> ended
from his horse in front of the
chateau and tied him to a large
grasshopper.'
The cost of an English lady
of the period as she appears at
a ball or a theatre is said to be
about $4,000. To this must
be added fIom fifty to seventy
five cents as the total value Of
the lady herself--total, $751;
900. rs.
The first divorce over gran
ted in the State of South Caro-
lima was dec-eed at Greenville
on the 2lst, a wife obtaining a
decree on the ground of i'll
treatment and abandonment.
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s i. a
INTER- HEDULE.-RICI
ST MOSD A ND pETE,kSRTJkG RA n

WIN TE ne SCHEDULE.-RICH
" MOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD On and after FRIDAY, the 9th
instant, the trains over this road will be
run as follows:
Leave Richmond at A. NJ. and 2.35 P. M.
Leave Petersburg at 1875 A. NJ. and $50
f. M.
Accommodation Tram, with passenger
car attached, will leave Richmond daily
Sundays eXceptedJ at 40 p. M.
The A. NJ. Train will not leave Rich
mond on SUNDAYS, and the $50 F. NJ.
Train will not leave Petersburg on SUN.
DAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk will take the 2.35
p. NJ. Train, running through daily.
Fare to Norfolk $4. Baggage checked
through.
Passengers for Glover Hill viii take the
a. NJ. Train on WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS, connecting at Chester with
Coal train, returning 10 Richmond same
days at Ito p. M.
E. HI. GILL,
OCH Engineer and Superintendent.
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SPECIAL REQUEST.

THE Piedmont" feels uontdeae no
Company is superior or more desirable,
ana asks all who wish to insure, before
doing SO. to apply to its Agents or write
direct TO The "Home Office" naming the
Companies they have AN idea ct patronlx-
lug, and it has no doubt il can be demon
sbiated the benefits and privileges under
none and superior to ms&ly.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
49, s,..a21i Il s.asE$As&S Ss7sA iss4s

OFFICE S. IL r. T.. ROAD COMPANY,
Portsmouth, Va, May A, 1869.
nN AND AFTER THURSDAY, May
9th, trains will leave Portsmouth
daily Sundays eXcepteu) as follows:
Mall Train 1J..... -.........-. o A. ID
Freight Train at................ III A. M.
Frank lin Accommodation Train,
Tuesdays, Thursday and Satur-
days at.... ............'.. .ooU I'm.
ARRIVE AT PORTSMOUTH.
Mall Train ALL. ......... O.l5 L. M.
Freight Train at...... $50 A. M.
Franklin Accommoda alton Train
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urday' aG.... ..................ll ~ Am.
Mail Train connects at w eldon with the
Trains of the Wilmington aud Weldon,
a Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Roads; and
on Mondays, Wednesdays and f.. days
at Franklin with Steamer for e. %
and Ply mouth.
Mail Train bound North will stop for
passengers only at Seaboard, Boyk1Ls,
Franklin and Suffolk.
Freight Train Will take passengers Tor
Suffolk, Buck morn, Franklin, NewsOm's,
Boykin's, Seaboard and Weldon.
Freight received daily except sundays
from s A. NJ. to p. M. -.
E. G. CHIC,
Emy5 superintendent Traupsor Jatlon.
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ANTS " Hak1GJEkAl4gCs
lys SAVINGS BANk.


OFFICE No. 80, BANK STR&A
President.
WM. Z. HARRISON.
Directors.
Jos. 4. SpEArhag, D. d. SIHAuss,
l.. SALISBURY, L. w. GESSDy
e. DELANy. JAS Aa'an
VIM. FL. WALES. Casbter.
This Bank is is open for the resumption
of business. Deposits received upon M
usual terms, interest being allowed at tbs
rate of SIX per cent. on all amounts re
manning on deposit for 90days or upward
FOUR per cent. for a less period; interas
com mencing 10 days after deposit, an
ceasing 10 days prior to the Withdrawn,
The Institution keeping accounts OF ii
New Depositors entirely separate iron
those OF the Old Depositors, so as to an
swer the demand OF the New Deposltors.
All indebted to our Institution VII
please call, pay, cuItail, or renew theft
paper.
The Board of Directors will meet ever
Wednesday and Saturday morning at
o'clock.
f.12-Iy
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sAs N T. w IA
M SPRING AND SUMMER xM-

au&S ~ w >XA
w SPRING AND SUMMER N.
Q L . II FL r ~ G.
And everything for
q u " T L e N e " s IVEA
A. w. MILLS respectfully informs the
public that he has just returned from the
Northern Factories with large and va
ried assortment of
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
FOR GENTLEMEN s WEAR,
Embracing Coats, Pants, Vests, Merino
and Gauze Shirts. Cravats, Gloves, Sus.
penders, Neckties, including the new We
locipede Tie, all the rage.
Together with a general assortment of
Paper Collars, Paper Cuffs, &C., forming
the best selected Stock of Goods ever OF.
fered in this city.
Come and see what l have got to show
you.
IT, The remnant OF my Fall and Win
ter stock of Clothing will be sold off at
Greatly Reduced Prices, and those in
want OF articles in that line. at Great
Bargains, would do Well 10 call aG once,
as my low prices will sooa Iun them off,
A. w. MILLS,
III East Main street.,
aplt Head of Market Square.
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Va.
PROMPTNESS.
The Piedmont has paid in Losses to the
otherwise helpless widows and orphans
of The South, about $25.OuO; in every case
waving the time allowed by policy for
payment, and paying at Once-of which
Agents can furnish particulars and proof.
AS this Is question affecting the ia
terest OF all who insure, we append the
following extract:
TO THE PUBLIC.-I am pleased to
bear testimony TO the Piedmont Life In
surance Company of Virginia." and TO
urge its merits for solvency and prompt.
ness on q Southern public. -
presented this morning proofs of less
for $4,000 insured under policy No. 754,
ing recently died, and the amount was
instantly paid, the Company watving Lne
ulnetv days allowed under its policy.
Such promptness entities The Company
to Southern support.
Why should we continue TO impoverish
our people and section By sending mo-
ney North for Life Insurance wheHso re-
| liable and prosperous a Company as"Ihe
| J. .edmOnt' is in our section
HENRY Il. JARRATT,
-e or GreenvIlle Co.. Va.
| In addition such extracts could be
given from many leading men and jour
nails all over the South.
NO EXCUSE WILL AVAIL YOU.
1t won't do to say you are not able to
insure, or that the amount you can now
take is too small to do any good. Would
a man do right to refuse bread 10 his
family to-day because he can't get it for
them tomorrow too? Must the family
starve to. day becau future supplies
cannot now be secured? Then. is il more
| Just or wise to refuse 10 secure Sl0O In q
Life Policy to-day because you cannot
now get 81 900 or $4,000 policy No. 1t Is
your duty 10 take what you can now, and
increase the oolicy when able. tsl.
1t won't do to say you need all your
money to keep your family in necessa-
| ries, because nothing is so necessary
| while you are living TO support them, as
| to secure them a support alter you die I;
a Life Policy is the only thing which will
| do that.
| 1t won't d, to put it off for the future,
because only the present is yours, the flu
| tn belongs to death and God. 1t has
been truly said representation is the
thief of time" but when by our own acts
we force 1T To be the "thief'' also of our
family's comfol t, how sad must be The re-
morse your death-bed brings! Death
won't delay for you. Death won't heed
| your pleas; then act at once, tor you may
| be his next victim.
Call on our agent, get our pamphlet aud
read it, and you Will see it. cost out little
| toinures your life. ap&.lm
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Banks.

leg~ TAss Bank is Open for business. ~
Interest at the rate of SIX PER GEM
per annum will be allowed on all existing
deposites made since the resumption o
and also, on all deposites hereafter made
from the date of deposite until date o
withdrawal; ten days notice To be requli
ed, however, before withdrawal. Nc
change in the rate of interests per cent
allowed on old deposites. The account
of the new Depositors are Kept separate
from those OF the old, so. as to answer To-
demands ofthe new Depos1torS.
All indebted to this Institution VIII
please call and pay, or curta1l and renew
their paDer. nhlS-lV
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SUCCESS OF "THE PIEDMoNr..

THE Piedmont" her first twelve month
OF active operations, Insured over S60OO,-
oeo OF policies; equal, without increase, 10
over Si2,OUO,OUO OF policies Tor first Two
Years OF active operations, and an in,
come OF over bali 8 million OF dollars.
Her numbered po4 bcies for her first twelve
months is l AGO; equal without increase.
1or 1lrst Two years, TO $500, Her success :
is, therefore, AHEAD OF ANY COMFY
NY IN EUROPE OR AMERICA; + er
prospects very cheering; her ex per ,ses
less man most other Companies; her
rates as low; her terms as liberal; her SOL
vency as undonbted, and her prospect for
large dividends as good as any other
Company: therefore il is a very desirs HE
COMPANY FOR YOUR lNSURANCh;
would you leave sur port 10 your help
less children:
Woulp you atyoLr death I.Ie;,se an en-.
", numbered Estate?
"o 9ns yo" secure your endor.ers hom
WoaIo You DO sure to edu, ate ,Aar chill
area?
would you make profita bis. aud ave
investment?
Ii so, read The following, and AT once Sc
cure Life Foley in this Company by
application 90
General Canvassing AgsaA,
ID. NJ. w. NASH, and
RILlSOLY u McALPINE,
Medical Examiners,
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Reclaiming WORKOUT Pasture Lands

TThe Windsor County Farmers club re.
Gently bold = session s., Rochos,or W. ao,bo,
~ -, -, ...'-',. s"'"''
Tue io''o"ing from l's proceeuihSSI
dtey l. ). Hubbard oil Rochester opened
the discussion IN manner which proved him
to be as well versed IN the principles of sound
and progressive agriculture as he is known to
be IN matters pertaining more particularly to
his own profession lie asserted the import.
ance at the subject, as the production OF grass
lles ut the foundation OF all farm economy
Without grass we cannot keep cattle with
out cattle we can have no manure; with no
manure no profitable farming Most Of the
pastures IN White River valley are now un-
der the dominion OF brakes and bushes
lie would first divide large pastures into
small lots OF ten or twelve acres each. In
these put different kinds of stock-horses,
cattle, sheep-and then change them from one
lot to another. Next attack the brakes and
bushes with the scythe the great enemy OF
these noxious usurpers of the soil. The
brakes will make good forage for sheep in
winter or good bedding for horses and cat
tie or, II not needed for these purposes, ex-
cellent compost. When the pasture lots have
been carefully moved, the sheep will gener-
ally take care OF the young growth that
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-03
Milk Experiments.

Mr. f. j. Clark, Of Butte Co., n. Y. in.
stituted a course of experiments to guide him
in managing his dairy, and his results tally
very well with the views of those who have
given the subject the most study They are
as follows /. The quality of the milk differs
almost if not quite, as much as the quantity
given by different cows. q In buying get a
sample of the cows milk, if possible. 3. A
COW gives richer milk when fat than when
poor. T. A COW gives poorer milk with the
first calf than afterwards, other conditions be.
ing equal 8. The older COW is, the richer
her milk, until her constitution begins to fail.
q. The longer the period which has elapsed
since calving, the richer the milk. 7. The
richness Of the milk varies with the quality
Of the feed. 8. The richness of cream va
ries-that from the richest milk making the
most butter. o. A COW should be in first
rate condition when she calves; all the fat
goes into the pail. TO- The strppings or
last milk is five to nine times richer than the
first milk drawn. IL, A COW must be in
good health, to give rich, wholesome milk.
IL. Milk should be skinned when As hours
old and sweet.
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A Word 20 Pnrmer.,

The first thing for farmer to find out is
what crops grow best on his soil. Then lie
him not be discouraged by low prices for
year or two, IL he has a grass-iarrn let hin
make butter right along, even if some week,
il does not bring him but twenty-five cents
Let him persevere and continue to send fine
article to town, aud before the year is out he
will get forty-fye cents. So with potatoes
or hogs, or cheese. Farmers differ more in
skill as marketers, than in industry as produ-
GERS
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DROFESSOR 4. MORRILL return. Nm,

lSnci hAooOb i. MOI.hlbL returns I'M
= heartfelt thanks, In grateful ucknoWl cdgenont fo
te unuoun9ci and li.eiai patronage with which he ha
the last year Tho unpIccoacnt "a succes OF bis eeaiia
generous lhcrality, accompanied Will Kindness syinpa
hearts Of his patcut. and elected tioIr unlounded an
pro. alton in hla praise, which viii prove an ever
bat tu future generations
li recent visit TO Europe las enabled him to select
e htst medicines nom an that Do considered useful and
WIN hf superior pcrocptNc powers iu arriving 10 cor
iegt conclusion n 20 the nature OF disease lis unerrlna
judgement n the proper application OF these Invaluable
lrwtues ls curative are certainly great inducements
,of ile poor orokcn-dpw INVALID. whose departing
aud almost rrepam0lc iorloru condition Thereis Hone
There ia BALM There is RELIEF bursting througi
l'ti"uds q" ht.fNlt' Ihcro is "a SAVIOR in the all
h'"lhe power ol d. MultuLLS remedies. All that is
WhninNl % come nut utust your case in the hands
uuu sklll OF uiis lNlIkALLED BENEFACTOR or
s9tl WIN The hthi LIS.
fiAlALL DISEASES which have hitherto been consii.
v.v llouihNln have, in me hands Of this celebrated
practitioner, lr MORRILL, become ueripetly sitnple
The delicate structure and complicated ie,f Ia
nnuN tho hl'chs eye OF Science to uuuyt the myste
.u WON h-e u Disease upunso tender object as the
.'H"ln - ei.n. MahY muthcrs heart has been made
20 Vap WIN loy under ihc restorative effects Of Dr.
III, ;i lMALL REMEDIES Nature has pro-
wy h MN hltnd FOR the poor invalid females cons
guy hm ear and your friends and suoietS will bhss
3vW !gt so doing.
MAhnltn LADIES Will always lnd Ia Dr.. MORRILL,
Iuk lllehu ana j. is Tor their interest 10 consult
nun before Nunperng with poisonous uostums quaek
or humgutsl win which our city ahouuds. Dr.
MILL is shlllu surgeon, renowned practitioner
INV 5'Nl. lhhh OF acknowledged ability Office ilOurs
XXX, N'A "'fA sundays open afternoon and eve
n'ns ,t,.n, .,,
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the same success on small pieces Of ground.
One ] knew who supported his family on an
acre. Half was in grapes, the crop Of which
in one season sold for $500, aud he had no
bills to pay If concentration will give sue.
cess, let us know Il and practice it Dr..
Peck in The ~ y. Tribune.
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IN.rnrcnoN.rl NmDaNs ~ Po.rNNr.

/ NHNllfNNN| ~ 900. tN
" if 'f'e7f f'' p, 90 Pug f,0' P'l
t s.,rn minutes lrH allowed DO cocb lht.fna
oMes. whom Hut otIrrFIa. spHrIncd, for as.ortU.
mails. hut on nlIrlld aHl .lgambont routes Cool,
ue uu mulu dolby ulu d. .uiueicut ran ct.laa.
I Che u1u pIue'..
{ ~ ul riiirosd anI ttslmaolt Iinos anI oihaf OIL
where tle mHan ol a.utryHuc. aimIt ef 3D. tl. ..
/ agents of tle Post ulea utuartm .nt aI., U4..'
blanks mNl Do iaAa 5000 Ac} 30 ace Co tc raa..
GOA railroad anI .i0liu'Hli lues De route srH.
/ tle Department aI.u lI. NatsA aud NtHli. u
I BE- conveyed HthHl. r4lr-e arl Cog tho 1#
United sni"s I..nf U.uIHHHi.orr clr. al part no I
+ properly h-ut'i var1'i. aai mru.saoi, anl i
\ b. tIH r.nf.u..n. operation alI dIs ...euIf ..
mHil.. %. provided Hy tlc contract a. unl.Ir
r.gf % u. i hHIlIHn.nt
k'Ilrai tni 'aimhoat 'onpau.e are rUuH
ttir tHr lI1. UHn l1l deliver 10 into fhe poet
fIe ha-un.ul aHl oni ci tiaIf routes. lnd o. god
al Offices aor more fau eighty rods FROM .ilr.
lndn. pr0u..i alry ba unlimited i,. tho u.....
Dog Hle porouuaucc Of 80 o'her side aunlcc-i'atH
Thero win ~ uay Illf prepared hy po.iala.
ur other o. .eut 70 Coo Department 90 aceompaaf .
mnIH c'ntHi r' on r.lraais ani -teamcrs. .iHsn
tle naiuaef aai destination rs ho several har
other prunp1l ruut.. likewise. receipts aIl De r.
ad ani uas au nH4alel he latter tohc clll.s
R ~ NN .t"t ~ q" tNa"4N i'a"''t 10y '"'
dcit.ry 1ima.I.
for each susli oa.. an. not aittmst6r.ly ssp.aa
arrivals al sos u.N.Id tuf as o. break connection oil
depen4.n mail aui n.i efficiently cycused, ou1i l1
of che compensation i.r ihs trip BE- subject O. tuaaI
fol ropfnisd deliuI uruecs 20 thc Kind herein ap0l
onlaf- penniue iorH9aei 90 ulg mature ul.
3. ror leaving laal ~ throwing IN tlle mails os .l
portion n. lIen ir thn afll ssInu Or pas-cn.ef E D.
nene CONCERNED Boz setiin- up or mining an ci.'a
t, '"u 'i $50. t-'.N h
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
tHNllE Blu E-COATS,

and hon mtg Lttf Fought and Difi for ht Union, fiH
Acshft AMI fucldtHn r me Grtlf hfiftl0n'
Comprising narrative u Personal Adventure, Thrill
ling Incidents, Daring EXplut-, ilcruc noeds Wonder
ml Escapes, Liic in The amp Fold and Hosl iil, Ad
ventures Oi sp'l and Scouts, with the Sous, Ballads
Anocdotes aud Humorous incidents fthc War
10 contains over lui hur Engraving and Dr. the HUeN
and cheapest wur book Published prcn only tlh Uui
copy Send for circulate und .oe pur terms aud lu
crlptiou OF The work. Aldrr.a NATIONAL ~ ILlnll
ING CO.. Philadelphia, lti Cincinnati. Ohio. Chicago
w., or 81. Louis, Mo.
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XXrANTEn. AGENTS. 80 No sonn no

w month, evcrywherc, male aud emllc to intro
dueo the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This machine viii
stitch hem, fl tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid and om
hruider To % most superior manner Price only SIS.
any machine that will sew stronger, moro tc1ut u or
more elastic soam than ours. II makes the Elastic
Lock Stch' Every second stitch lo cut. and stl
the cloth cannot Dee pulled apart without tearing So We
pay Agents nom SO 20 500 per month and EXPENSE or
commission nom which twice that amount can Doc made
Address SECOND CO.. Pittsburgh, Pa Boston, Mass,
or st. Louis, Mo.
CAUTlON.--no not be imposed upon hS other parties
palming OIL worthless clstron machines, under the snu
name Or otherwise Ours Is the only genuine aud really
practical cheap machine manufactured.
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Union TICKET OFFICE
FoR ruE wgsr AND SOUTHWEST,

FOR THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
VIA
BURLINGTON and RUTLAND. TROY and SCHEN-
EClADN, and NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROADS
or via Cmmplau steamers, making direct connections
with the CHEAT WESTERN Railroad at Suspension
Bridge, and LAKE SHORE Railroad at BUFFALO IA
CHICAGO, and AN points beyond also via OGDENS
nuBGll and GRAND TRUNK Railroads.
Tickets for ailc always at the lowest rates and lag.
gage checked throu-h yia the above routes.
For any information desired call on or address
q. r. TRUE, Ticlsf 4JenL
omee at PAVILION, opposite the Depot
6lduW MONTPELIER. VT
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nOCT. RUBLEE having made arrange
- ments With the Manufacturer OF the most

Is nov prepared 10 supply those In want with truss
which VIII be cheap, CONF table TO wear and M per.
leeily Ready made Trusses are oflon nearly use
less, as they are not adapted to ia case a. re-
CARDS size or degree OF pressure required
hPeeai attention will be given 10 the treatment and
Iaqleal cure OF HERNIA and cure waFmnted fee nom
pam OF eangef Will not interfere with labor or business
OF ANY klnd. omee corner state and Main SIS.
Montpelier, Jan, 8, 1869 i7,52-dlt
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WESTERN ROUTE,

VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD LIN
Councetns 90 Odousaur-h with the Grand Trunk Rome
and Mulcrt1wu \. Y Central and Great Western Rail
rond for Detroit nud at Detroit with the Michigan Cen
iru l.hlrond, Michigan southern and Detroit Alilwau
Gee Railroad for Chicago, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, st.
Louis, 81. Paul, and all points South and West
This limo s nov running two express trains from Mont.
pollgr, each
THPotGH 70 CHciG0 ~ FORTY HOURS.
LLA Nu--L L.L-L- M
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STERLlNG SILVER WARE

FINE ELEcTRo.PL4TED WARE.
THE GORltNM MANUFACTU RING co, OF rRON
DENCE, r. J.. having The largest mandatory OF Solid
Silver Ware in the world with the most approved ma
ehincr aud employing the most skilled labor en-
ahlcd 90 OFFER unequalcd variety ofuew and beautiful
designs lu Dinner Services Tea Services and every arti-
clc specially adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifs.
They oner also their well-known and unrvaed Nickel
Silver Electro-Plated Ware. n which they have intro
duced patterns Of rare elegance The Solid Silver s
guaranteed to De of sterling purity by L. s. Mint assay
The Eleeroplate is guaranteed to be superior to the
finest sheffield Orders received from the Trade
only but these goods may be obtained from responsible
dealer. everywhere.
GOR1lAM MANUFACTURING co,
saesroom No. Maiden Lane, n. Y.
Nov. 30 isds, 3si6-daw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-03-03

LIMITED STATES BONDS
~ Constantly on hand and for sale, and ether ''''
rifles procured at the
MONTPELIER NATIONAL BANK.
Il daw II O. A. REED, Cashier