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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-06-22

FIFLp-HowE,- la Brandon, June 2lst, by
the Rev, Franklin TuNbury, Henry +. Field
E-qp OF Rutland, 70 Miss Annie l., Howe of the
form place.
CON-FOWLER In Keeseyile, Juae 18th,
by Rev, IL, + Butler, L, Il, Cox, E.u,, OF Eair-
haven, VI, TO Miss N 4, Fowler Of Keeseyile,
n Y. No cards
WGGGINS-MANFIELD Chester, VT,
June 2Oth, hv the Ray, George IL, White, Mr..
George III, Wiggins Of Groveland, Mass, to
Miss julia NJ ,xisld, Of Chester.
WHITE WATKINS In his town, the 18th
instant, by Rev Roger 5, Howard, MIR, John b.
White OF Chicago, ILL.,, to Miss Limnie S. Wat
kns of Rutland
KINGSLEY ROBERTS, ON the l4th inst.
in Trinity Church, by Rev Roger S. Howard,
Col, Levi &. kingsley to Mas Cornelia S, Ro.
berts, both of Rutland,
ANNOUNCEMENT the 18th instant,
in Trinity Church, by Rev, Roger Howard
Mr., Eison r. Guson, Of Spr ngfeld, 20 Miss
Anna K, Clement, only daughter OF Charles
Clement, Esq, OF Rutland,
PARMENTER-JONES In Cuttingsville,
on the 10TH instant, by Rev. IL, Eastman Of
Guilford, Mr. j Emmet Parmenter of N. H.,
to Miss Magg'e l., Jones of Shrewsbury,
ALLEN-LYoN At GLADE Mills, Butler Co.
Penn, May Slst, by Rev. Il. Ogden, DR. Chas.
l., Alien, Of Rutland, Vt, 10 Miss Gertrude
Lyon OF the former place. No Cards.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARR'S CELEbRA FED FE-
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This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the
cure OF all those painful and dangerous diseases
incident to the fema!e cons tuition.
Il moderates all excess, removes all obstruc-
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These pills should not be taken by females
that are pregnant during the first three mon hs,
as they sure to bring on Miscarriage; but at
every other time and In every other case they
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In al cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
PAIN in the Back and Limbs, Heas ins IS, Fa igue
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Full rec lions in pamphlet around each pack
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They can be sent in a bottle, oon' aiming 80
pills, post free, by enclosing 81 and three cent
stamps to any agent.
So d by all druggists. JOB MOSES, 27 Cort-
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Difficulty in Idaho.

NEW York, June 20.
The Tribune's special says, The Hon.
Caleb Lyon, Governor of Idaho, is now
here, and his advent is thus accounted
for:
The Territorial Legislature had passed
an ordinance removing the capital from
Lewiston to Berries City, whereupon
the Governor gathered up all the ar
chives of the State and was about to re-
move, when the indignant citizens of
Lewiston rose up and drove him from
the Territory.
The question of new Governor now
perpleXes the President.
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The AndersonviIIe Murders.

NEW lOhhi june ~
The rribune's special says, Cooper
Gibbs, in command of the post ut An
Jacksonville, is here on parole. Captain
Henry Wirse, who had control of that
terrible prison pen, is also In conhne-
ment, awaiting his trial for numbering
our prisoners. A Judge Advocate has
already been assigned, and is now pre-
pairing the testimony.
The rebel Col. Glib states that one of
the modes Of procuring funds for the re-
bellion was to obtain all the greenbacks
in possession of Union prisoners. and
pay Tor them at the rate of $3.50 in Con-
federate money for 81.
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in active progress, aud the wholesale
merchants were rapidly dlsposing of
their stock of dry goods to purchasers
in the interior.
Heavy mortality was prevailing among
the negroes in Charleston,
Admiral Dahlgren has issued his vale
dictory to the officers and men of his
fleet, and was expected to sail for the
North Immediately on board the Paw
nee.
1t Is said there are at least one hun
dred thousand bales of cotton along the
line of the railroad between Charleston
and Columbia, awaiting the completion
of the line to be forwarded to the
market.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A RAY or HoFE.-,ro weak, debihtated Dys.
depties, groaning under a life Of agony, We offer
PLANTATION BITTEgs
as a good and sure Remedy, This remarkable
medicine relieves Sour Stomach, Headache,
Heartburn, Distress after eating, and all the
symptoms of Dyspepsia, at once.
Its good fleet is felt upon the first trial.
Plantation Bitters are the pleasantest tonic in
the world.
The old, the young, and the middle aged, ae-
knowledge their wonderful heating wing power.
No change of diet is necessary while using
them. Eat all you want OF the best ysu can get.
Plantation Bitters are exhausted Natures
great Restorer They give tone to the Stomach,
and briIliancy to the Mind, and driving away
"-the doubts that roll
CImmerean darkness DER the fainting soul ~
To PROVE Ir-TRY BOTTLE.
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From Fortress Monroe.

TUKTKEss MONROE, June II.
% John Mitchell reached her to-day on
the Henry Burden, and was assigned
quarters in the Fortress under guard of
the Third Pennsylvania artillery.
The steamer Empire State has arrived
here, with four hundred prisoners for
Wilmington.
The small pox has broken ont anon o
the prisoners.
The Richmond Times says the Central
Railroad is expected to be in operation
in four weeks Progress is making also
in repairing the Orange and Alexa ndria
Railroad
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News from Charleston.

NEW YORK, June T.
The Herald's Charleston correspond
ent says:
A delegation from South Carolina to
Washington, whose arrival was an
nounced yesterday, will ask an early ap-
pointment of a Provisional Governor
for that state. Their first choice for
this position is ex-Gov. Aiken, and a
second Gen. Birney, post commandment
at Charleston.
Inc late rebel Secretary of the Traas-
ory, trenholm, has been arrested at
Columbia, and placed in confinement.
charleston has again assumed a bust
ness like aspect.
Inc work Of rebuilding the portion of
the city destroyed during the war was
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"a THING OF BEAUTY rs A yoY FOR.
EVERp

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Every person in Vermont can have their
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From Havana.

NEW 1ORK, Juna Y.
The steamer Eagle brings Havana
dates to the 18th.
The rebel Gen. Slaughter has been
driven out Of Brownsville by his OWE
soldiers.
John C. Breckenridge, Col. Wood Tay-
lor Capt. Wilson, two soldiers and a
negro arrived at Cordenas in an open
boat on the 18th, probably from the
Florida coast.
Breckenridge was accompanied from
Cordenas by Sanish officer, charged by
the Governor Of Cardenas to present
him to the Captain General and he is
now in Havana.
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Judge Underwood.

WASHINGTON, June II.
Judge Underwood is still in Washing
ton, but as yet there is no definite con-
clusion as to what will be done with the
fifty indictments for treason found in his
court against Gen. Lee, Ex-Govs. Smith
and Letcher and others. 1t is under
stood that some influential gentlemen
here are in favor Of instead Of trying
them, to notify them of indictments and
give them an opportunity to leave the
country, never to return.
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A POINT ON WHICH ALL PHYSICIANS
AGREE,

POINT ON WHICH ALL PHYSICIANS
AGREE.
Out Of ten thousand regular physicians you
cannot find one who will not say that Stimulants
and Inyigorants are absolutely necessary in
medical practice, And yet in by-gone years hui
name practitioners have hesitated to administer
them, because the fiendish ingenuity of wretehes
who make merchandise of human infrmities,
had so polluted and deteriorated them that the
remedy was deemed as dangerous as the disease
This perpleXlty is happily done away with.
Physicians know, because the first analytical
Chemists Of the age have demonstrated the fact,
that HoSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERS are absolutely and entirely free from
all pernicious clements. Hence they have been
introduced into the United States Army, and are
accepted, wherein the testimony of the wise, the
intelligent and the phila nthropic is rated at its
just value ss the best protective against and cure
for all diseases arising from impurity in the air
or other unhealthy climate influences, that has
ever been tested by experience. In cases of
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints, we state with
out qualification, that the Bitters are as nearly
infallible as anything prepared by human skill
can be.
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Riot IN New York.

New YORK, June q.
during the reception of volunteers at
Staten Island today collision occurred
between soldiers and citizens. MA
toon of soldiers fired upon the crowd.
Lieut.. Nelson Goth N. Y, was, il is
supposed, mortally wounded.
Two citizens and one soldier were
wounded.
Several persons were injured by flying
stones and bricks.
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New YORK. Jnnn 01-
Gen. Lee and Vice PresiaCnt sfe-
phens ask for Pardon.

The Times special says: Among the
applications for pardon are those Of Gen.
Robert E. Lee and Alexander H. Ste
phens. Mr.. Stephens enters at length
into an apology or vindicatlon, and
among other reasons for his course he
cites the fact that the New York Tri-
bune advocated the right of the South
ern people to Independence, and he was
led to believe it would be accorded them
without war.
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DE AT HIS.

BARRETr-lu this village, on the 2lst inst,
Harriet + Barrett, wife of Silas Barrett, aged
AZ years, 5 months and days,
Fune'Hl L iday aft moon az ? O'Clock. Friends
are respectfully invited TO attend.
SANBoRN In Bristol, n. H., June 10, 1866,
MIR. william Stnbon late proprietor Of the
Central House, Bristol, aged "a years and 3
months.
JENNEY.-In Clinton, Iowa, June 3, 1866, of
diphtheria, Ellen, wife of f. +. JenRey, late of
Leicester, VT, aged 25 years.
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Real Estate in Richmond.

New YORK, June 10.
The Tribune's Washington special
says:
1t is ascertained that there is a COM
bination among the rebel real estate
owners of Richmond not to sell to any
Northerner or Yankee purchaser. This
accounts for the fact that property there
is now held from 100 to 300 per cent.
higher than before the rebellion, =
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From New Orleans.

New YoRK, June p.
The Commercials Washington spec
ial says
Gen. Hurlburt is to be court mar
tailed at New Orleans on serious
charges.
Officers from New Orleans report that
Kirby Smith made nothing privately in
cotton operations.
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WASHINGTON. June u.
Coming Home.

New YORK, June q.
The following Vermont detachments
being received by Colonel Howe have ar
rived, 1t. II, s. English commanding:
Second, Vt, 157 men 3D., SO men; 4th,
100 men 9th, ITO men; 9th. lao men;
numbering in all, 666 men and 4 officers,
they go to Burlington tomorrow.
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Asking for Pnriinn.

NEW YORK, june 20.
The Posts special says nearly all the
civil officers are suing for pardon.
About 60 civilians have been pardoned
by the President.
Gov, Harlan has published card in
which he declares that the legislature o.
Louisiana has adopted the constitution
al amendment abolishing slavery, reports
to the contrary being untrue.
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From Hilton Head.

NEW YORK, june Il,
The steamship AragO from Hilton
Head, 18th, has arrived
The Savannah Herald is received, but
contains no news of Importance from
that city.
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Death of Mrs. VIM. III, Seward.

L PHILADELPHIA, June Il.
A special dispatch from Washington,
to the Evening Telegraph of this city,
announces the death of Mrs. William
Il. Seward, the wife of the Secretary Of
State.
WASHINGTON, June 81.
The funeral services of Mrs. VIM. II.
Seward will take place at st. Paul's
Church, Auburn, next Saturday. The
remains will be forwarded to Auburn,
via Elmira, on Thursday morning, by
special train.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

1 GENTS WANTED tor the Secret
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Escape. By
ALBERT ID. RICHARDSON,
Tribune Core spondent.
The above work will ,nbrace Mr. Richardson's
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Death of Edmund Ruffin, the Man
who Fired the First Shot of the
WASHINGTON. June .

NAsHINTTUNl JUUt II,
Edmund Runln, of Virginia, who fred
the first gun on Fort Sumter, is dead.
He committed suicide near Richmond
on saturday last, by blowing his head
of with a gun, a memorandum was
found among his papers, says the Rich
mond Republic, stating that he could
not live under the United States Govern
ment that he preferred death to doing
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WHY lNJURE THE COMPLEXION BY
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HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPA-
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WANTED.
DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.

FlTS-A SURE Cure for these distressing COM
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FlTS-on Foreign and Native Herbal pr para-
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nUTLI MES OF THE GEO
~ GRAPHY, Natural and Civil History, and
1Iution Of
VERMONT.

VERMONT,
by S. r. HALL, Al. NJ, Just published, and is
recommended by the Board of Education of Yer.
mont Tor the use of Schools in the State. We
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agents for Rutlar d AddIson and Benni' gton
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received supp ofthe books and are now pre-
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the blood. Helmbold's Extract of Sarsaparilla
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BEWARE OF OoUNTERFEITS AND UN-
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

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A CLEAR SMOOTH SKIN AND BEAUTI-
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