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The Inteliigencer i'm Tr;h,,,,

When greedy officials have fed and
grown fat at the nations expense until
they claim prescriptive right to public
plumber, any Elimination of the usual al
lowance is apt to be followed by ebueli-
tions of wrath and passion. The remov.
al of our Radical Postmaster has elici-
ted an expression of indignation quite
equal to the occasion. While the Intel.
Hsencr's rantiDgs of yesterday morning
were by no means unlocked for, it was
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Keep the Cutters Clean in Front
of your Premises.
HEALTH OFFICE, CRY OF WHEELING

HEALTH OFFICE, CRY OF WHEELING. !
AUGUST Both 1866.
TINHE OWNERS AND OCCUPANTS
i of dwellings. stores and manufacturing es-
adjustments, &C, are hereby notified TO see
that the cutters of streets or alleys in front of
their premises are kept clean and free from all
obstruction to proper drainage.
Young beer, brewed at this temperature,
passes rapidly into an acid fermentation. A
large class of our citizens use this article as a
common beverage in their families. / there.
fore deem it my duty to caution all against the
pernicious effects resulting from habitual use
of this beverage.
Saloon keepers are again reminded to treat as
offensive matter beer, ale and other fermented
liquors deprived of cArbUnic acid gas.
The Sanitary rolieo are ordered to enforce
the ordinance, without further notice. against
all persons who still permit nulsances to exist
on their premises kICH'D BLUM, M. D.,
aug3l1w Health Officer.
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Democratic Club Meeting.

There will be meeting of the Demo-
cratic Club, at the Hall on Main street.
this, Friday evening, at II o'clock. We
have been requested to say that as buSi
ness of unusual Importance will be con-
sidered, very full attendance is desired.
Let all be present who can.
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Radical invention In Mineral
Gouniy-scuatOriai Nominees.
New CRFnK STATION, W. VA, }
August 8, 1866.

Editor Register:
DEAR SIRs - The Radicals held their
Seuat rial Coz aution here to-day, for
the i0sh distci and nominated James
Carskadon, of Iineral, and Abijab Dol
lev, of Grant county, for the Senate.
Their meeting rs very thinly attended,
and their spiri' were very low. They
walked about he platform and hotel
with their heG IS down as though some
thing vas the Il after of n serious charac.
ter they are d>iug fast and hard.
You,s truly, OBSERVER.
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THE study of truth is perpetually join
ed with the sincere love Of virtue; for
there is no virtue which derives not its
original from truth as, on the contrary,
there is no vice which has not its be-
ginning in a falsehood. Truth is the
foundation of all kno Wedge, and the
cement of all societies.
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To suitable party, I will sell one
half of the REGISTER Newspaper ana
Job Printing establishment; also' one
half of the German Newspap and
Printing concern. LEWIS BAKER.
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THE Springfield Qll,) Journal says
Congress has fought good fight and
remained victorious to the end" The
Quincy (Ill) Herald replies: Eyes, the
last act of its members was tremend-
GUS victory. They stole from the Treas
ury s., 300 apiece and escaped the Pen
itentiary >"
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MEssRs. RICHARDSON, PARKER, and
LANE will address the people of Brooke
county, at Bethany, on Saturday, at l
O'clock. p, NJ
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Mrs. WinsloW'S Queen Hair
Restorative.

THIS PREPARATION ExCELs
i ali others, inasmuch as it is compound Of
all aad only such ingredients as experience has
proved to be effieacious IN restoring gray hair
to its natural color; arresting premature decay
and the falling out Of the hair changing dry
and Eiry hair to moist soft and glossy rim lets
invigorsting the scalp and curing all its hu.
mors eradicating scurf and dandruf and pro-
noting the growth of the hair. Sold wholesale
and retail BY EDMUND BOOKING.
Nc ], Odd Fellows Hall
Wheeling W. Va,
Manufacturer Of Bookings Unrfvallsd lBak.
ing Powder. jy2
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MARRIED.:

August 3Oth, by the Rev. Mr.. Barnitz, at the
residence of the brides father Mr.. HENRl
BASELER of Fredericksburg, Va, and MICS
MARY A. WOODS, Of Wheeling, va.
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SPECIAL MOTTO Els.
PISO'S
CURE for CONSUMPTION

FIFTY THOUSAND persons die annuity
from Consumption in the United States. (See
census report for 1862
This remedy bas been for several years used
in practice by eminent physicians with sucn
offered to the public as an infiilible remedy for
lung and throat diseases. Not every one IN the
advanced Stages Of the consumption can be
cured, but many have been, and many more are
now receiving benefit from its use and this
long after all other known remedies have Jailed.
AS an evidence OF our sincerity in the above
statement, we
Warrantit 10 giyeSatiSfaction
EDMUND BOOKING, Druggist, No, Odd
Fellows Hall, Wheeling, w. Va, General Agent
for West Virginia, TO whom orders may be ad'
dressed
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WHITE MANS TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
COL BENJAMIN HI. SMITH,
70 of Kanawha county.
For SECRETARY OF STATE,
HOW JOHN w. KENNEDY
of Jefferson county.
FOR AUDITOR,
COL, PETER DARNKLL,
of Mason county.
FOR TREASURER,
CAPT. JOHN .. BURDET'
of Mason county
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
NATHANIEL RICHARDSON
of Ohio county.
rop yupeE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS
CALEB BOGGEss'
of Harrison county.
poR CoNGREss-FIRsT DISTRICT
COL. ID. ID. JOHNSON,
of Tyler county.
Election Thursday, October 3D. 1850
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GENERAL PROGRAMME
TUESDAY, SEPT. 4TH.

lUESpAlJ SEPI. 4IH'
Reception of the guests at Headquarters.
Delivery of Flags Distribution of Festival
Signs and Programmes. Assignment of Quar-.
tiers TO guests. Grand Vocal and instrumental
Concert at p. NJ, at Washington Hall, by the
United Male and Female Singers of Wheeling,
supported by the Lorely Mannerchor of Pitts.
burg ConCordia, Of Birmingham, and the Great
Western Brass Band of Pfttsburg. Introduc.
tory Overture. Official Welcome by the Mayor
of Wheeling Salutatory and Response by Sc.
lected sneakers:
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TURNER FESTIVAL.

THE COMMITTEE of ARRANGE-
tiyal passed the following RESOLUTION at its last
meeting:
ReSolVed, That it is the desire of the committee
and the Turner'S in general, that during the
coming festival, the ciLizens of Wheeling deco.
rate their houses in such manner as will give a
handsome appearance TO the city, and signify a
hearty welcome to our stranger guests.
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A SITUATION

I'M OMR REsPECTABLE BUsI-
i NESS House, is desired for youth OF about
10 years Of age, well educated for one Of his
years, of good moral habits, industriously in
clined, and well disposed to give satisfaction to
his employer. Address Box g, Wheeling.
august
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
Family Wagon for Sale.
THE sUBsCRGBRR OFFERS
Il fof sale Two Seated Wagon and o Set Of
Single Harness, which win be sold low for want
of use II. DARLINGTON,
aug3l-2t Wheeling Brewery.
RELIGIOUS Notice.

oAMURL 7. LEVICK, OF MONT
- GOMERY COUNTY, Pa, of the Society
of Friends will hold meeting in the Second
Presbyterian Church this (Friday) evening at
n o'clock The public are respe ctfully re-
auested to attend. aug3i-s
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 5TH, ga. M.

Grand Procession of German Societies and
Turner's The Associations will assemble at
Headquarters at II A. NJ, be formed by the
Marshals, and proceed according to special pro-
gramme.
Two O'CLOCK p. N-Business Meeting at Tur-
ner's Hall. After adjournment Social Exercises.
SEVEN O'CLOCK p. M-Grand Gymnastic Ex-
hibition, by the Turner'S and Scholars, under the
direction of G. Conrad. Declarations and Dis
courses. Music by the combined Orchestras OF
Pittsburg and Wheeling,
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THURSDAY. SEPT. 9Th.

Procession OF Societies Meet at Headquarters
att A NJ. To form under the Marshals' direc.
ton, and move at A. NJ. precisely. Picnic on
the Fair Ground. Gymnastic and Prize EXer-
IL A. NJ. Addresses at IL NJ. Prize Exercise
of Turner'S at P. N. Return to city at 5 p NJ.
AtsP. NJ, Grand Ball. Distribution Of Prizes
by Ladies of Honor, according to the award Of
Prize Judges
FRIDAY, SEPT 7TH.
Departure OF Guests. Procession from Head.
quarters to Depot.
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nUCKRYE CIDER MILLS AND
- PRYOR, BOYD & co.
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For Snlc.

Election Thursday, October So'
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former years. On Tuesday evening, G.
+. Davey, of New York, an early gradu-
ate of the institution, delivered an adj
dress In the Congregational church. AL
though the invitation was extended only
ashort time before, Mr.. Davey came pro-
vided with very able and interesting
address. On Wednesday evening the
usual exhibition was given in the
church. The exercises consisted of de-
CARNATIONS, compositions, and original
orations, interspersed with music by the
band engaged for the occasion. Several
of the original pieces were excellent both
in composition and delivery. On the
whole the anniversary exercises We're
quite satisfactory to the friends of the
institution.
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BEEF-Per 100 lbs, on total weight of hide,
tallow and meat; extra S13,I560li.OO, first
quality l325@l360, second quality Il. I569l3.0O,
third quality llOO6l20O, few choice pairs
l4O0@ll,25, some of the poorest bulls, sc,
WORKING OMEN s175@8OO, handy steers
iOO@l5S, or much according to their value for
beat
cows AND YOUNG CALvEs-air quality
S5Od075, extra SOl120, iarrOw and dry 35GQ45.
SHEEP-Per n live weight, 2I616c,; western
G%6Sc.
FAT HoGs-Per Ii 1Ok@1lc live weight,
wholesale 12c
SHOTES-Reail 12p1Ic.
VEAL CALNES-S7C0l0.
HlDES-Brighton 90lOc per 10, country lots
S66G9C.
TALLOW-709%c per h.
PELTS-50 cents each; lambs 10; sbearngs
2OG33Oc,; calf skins 25GJ91.
REMARRs,-The mercury is up but prices are
down. Last week, until Saturday, the weather
was cooler, and the last market was so favorable
to the droyers that about 1890 head, mostly good
heavy western steers, were bought in Albany
for this market, The exceedingly hot weather
still continues ;-anything but butchers bust
ness in such a time. During the week lambs
killed the night before were not dumped into
the dock to keep mp prices, but sold for 1Hcts
q h, and veal at 2}Gc.
with the thermometer NJ 90 and over il is
almost impossible to keep the meat Of a heavy
bullock. In such a week over 1000 head Of cat
tie and near 5000 sheep and lambs are Just cy-
act!y that number too many, and have knocked
the market "higher than kite, and droyers
are crosser than bears.
Lambs are from one dollar to one dollar and
half lower.
Beef is &c z III lower, and they were not all
sold yesterday, and butchers think they shall he
able to buy still cheaper before shutdown. One
lot of 100 Vermont sheep, grass weight 1918 n,
was sold at 2Ec. T. h, amounting to 81 80 T.
head
New England grass-red cows and Young cattle
sold at II to 12hc
We were told that commission lambs which
stood at 81 50, without car bills were compro-
missed at 81 IS, as they stood in market
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RESIGNATION OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
sPEED.--Attorney General Speed changed
his elaborate draft of letter of resig-
nation into letter to Senator Doolittle,
(Which we publish today and surrend
cred his official position in the following
brief epistle
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE.
Washington, July Is, 1866, (
To the President
SIR i hereby resign to you the office
OF Attorney General Of the United States
Be good enough, sir, to accept my thanks
for the kindness, consideration and con-
fdence you have ever shown me. Ihave
the honor to be, sir,
- Most respectfully,
l'lsheoI JAMES SPEED.
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Local and State Items.

New School HoUsE.-A fine school
house is being erected in West Rutland
under the direction Of Rev. Mr.. Lynch,
chairman of the building committee.
which, when completed, will be the best
ediice Of the kind in that section of the
town. It's dimensions are 8Ox34. built
OF wood, and it is being put up in ac-
cordance with the latest and most an.
proved plans for the convenience of both
teachers and pupils.
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ATTACKED BY BULL.-Mr. Henry
Hosford, of Pawlet, was attacked by a
bull on Thursday of last week and very
seriously if not fatally injured. The an
imal struck him under the jaw with his
horn, which came out near the eye. He
was also knocked down and trampled
upon, and would undoubtedly have been
killed had not Mrs. Hosford succeeded
in beating the animal away.
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MIssING.-Mr. D. Marble at st. Johns.
bury has been missing since June LIST.
He was last seen in Lamoile Co., where
he was acting as agent for Laroy's Mir
ror of the Bible. Information given at
the office Of the Caledonian, st. Johns
bury, will relieve nearly distracted
friends.
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IHE fREEDMEN's BUREAU B1IL.-The
passage of the Freedmens Bureau hill
over the Presidents veto, on Monday
was quick work. In less than three
hours after the veto message was re-
celyed in the House, the bill had become
law. The Vermont Senators and Rem
resentatives Of course voted for the mas
sage Of The bill over the Presidents
head. The bill provides for the contin-
pation OF the bureau for two years from
The spring of 1867, and also provides for
the restoration of the Sea Island lands
now held by freedmen in compliance
with Gen. sherman's order, to their
former owners, the freedmen to gather
the crops of the present year and TO
have compensation for all Improvements
made during their occupation.
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sCauses of i'll health is costiveness, or indige--
ton. 1t has forts offspring, Dyspepsia, with
all its attendant miseries, such as slcb head
ache, sour stomach, no appetite, no energy, in
TACT complete prostration. Goes Dyspepsia
Cureis a sovereign remedy; why do not ,on VIM
are suffering make the exberimenil of a trjaI Of
single bottle; it costs but a trife to taste it,
ana VIII surely bring you relief.
FEM & FUTILE, Agents,
Rutland
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phia convention. He says it is lawful
and patriotic movement, and may induce
Congress to act right on the reconstruc.
ton question. No better plan, he adds,
is offered or even thought of.
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OLD ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL,

NID FSTARr TSTl,p lr,SpT7AT.
I - 'i>l' th'HI ALL
>B2 TEL ~ u p@at street A'Nahy' y. J. liz
and CU,l,,+l9 10 DC cohAueL tla.!
disnos ~, liz GA an !"fns o. 4Ia.0
Eegvar 81, ,n ylu gH'SeHS"eq lo7pl'al, NO; D.
ynf.d n, III ,,'''''l, ~. INeuIf year, uo
,u,,ii.s b;, ~ "'G l "."I oi"hC" Oh PIavuOy,
,bysjj ~, ~ p15 ~ III cures s0ch as no ot1eR
H.. ~ |,' 1''n anu ilS lacllues are such' iOe
NJ, ~ .Gorf'HPondrncG" win themost celebrated
~ 'IS HIu " "rtdl o. obtaining 5le
oo az, ~ a. lht iHiesl remedies Tor THESE as
qnch ana rapid cure 90 be Obtained at no other
I'M IN, III i,i,i, ltA'
Eitet strictured en-
bnho I ~, Wy teHt'C''7 ana spermacetic cords,
hU3 Ull1."teu tiToat' sore throat, tender shn
otbor rr,,Litous TGp'lohs' bles, ulcers, andaA
OF inc system, are pertectly1Ro
uO' 'oN'' VI ." Us. Docr0r me,,4cinee nd have
been tested in more then % n06 o,. "aIlv
with immense snccess
YOUNG MEN addicted IN secrot bobits who
have impaired their heoItb and dastrnd The vic.
or oftheir minds Tins denriyiD tby ~ II
the pleasure Unmarried Iife ara noti6ad that N
consulting DR.. j. Teller thew viii ana fri nd
to console md a nbvsion Nh - h. H'lu q - s '~
sands in almost every nort tb a''' T;t nv
who gDpIipd 10 n m hI tnS CiI' "a StaICL'
now rejoice in ali that noI,ae If II e@1,u3
man happy. The reader ia of 10 - deslI auLC .hst
the delicacy ofthe snbiett JHrse aNaLo snas
minute description Off WI. WI pI1veuta IAA0''
DR.. TELIER'S err ~, M y VI olseasei for
everybody. StartlT =, A., NM DYE Tdi,aT,s
great work for The = disclosures: Dr. Ie1ea
Dlating marrioy married ana those conteu.
price . cents. {|vU Rases-lal OF plaIte[b v
mail posf "a STnIto all parts, under seal ny
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Recommendation Weir. who was
assaulted by his brother-in law, Joseph
Sprague, at West Arlington, on the 25th
Of last month, and thought to have been
fatally injured, is rapidly recovering
from his wounds.
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A BAND AT MoNTPELIBR.-Mo
is to have brass band The citizens
have already contributed $1,000 for the
purchase Of German silver instruments.
H. Fales is to he the leader.
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Personal. - Mrs. Parton, ("Fanuy
Fern') is stopping, with her husband, at
Brattleboro.
Judge Steele of the Supreme Court
is one of the examining committee at
Dartmouth College.
Hon. John F. Deane, GRATED on the
4th at ProctorsviIe, Hon. c. W. Willard
at Mortified, Rev. VIM. II Lord at CAB.
OF, Judge Steele at Newport, Secretary
Adams at Bradford, and Hon. S. NJ. Dorr
at Rochester, all to the acceptance of
their hearers.
Alfred Il. Guernsey, late editor of
Harper's Magazine, a Vermonter for.
merly from Brandon, isengaged in writ
ing history Of the Army Of the Poto-
mac.
Our thanks are due to Senator's Pc.
land and Edmunds and Representatives
Morrill, aud Woodbridge for valuable
documents aud papers.
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WE GAN DO WITHOUT EURoPE-Every thing
americans ne ed American skill can supply.
nay more. the fact that Phalon's Night
blooming Cereus" is the admitted superior of
an tne European perfumes, shows conclusivelv
cnaI n the refined luxuries, as well as the com
loF IS Of life we are ahead of the Old World. Sold
'.vervWhpre
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URR q BURTON SEMIyARr.-The ami
=, fsary exercises Of the Burr g. Burton
,eminary occurred last week. The ex-
animation of classes on Tuesday and
Wednesday exhibited attachments in
scholarship quite up to the standard Of
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, SULLIVAN RAJ LRoAD.-The Sullivan
-,a.l was SO ID at auction at Clare
,hon' on "edr lesday. being BID off by
for S25O,OO0. -'' y - '''i''
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WEEKS
oRoCKRRY a FURNITURE WAREHOUSE

would respectfully announce to the peonIe
OF Rutland and vicinity, and all whom II NAV
concern, that although have not advertised for
Two years, have recently added large Ware
Room TO my Furniture Department, and am
constantly receiving new additions tom ex-
FURNITURE.
Such as hair cloth and colored parlor suits. 50.
ias, tete a-tetes, easy chairs rocking chairs par
Tor chairs, 0ttomans, lounges piano stools
center tables, marble and wood tops what
nots, iron and wood hat trees, black walnut and
chestnut chamber sets, with and without mar.
bles, painted and grained chamber sets. an
styles, secretaries, bureaus, all kinds black
walnut, chestnut, oak, hutternut cherry and
pine top extension tables, common dining
tables, hard and soft wood, bedsteads every va
ricty cribs and cradles black walnut selfrock-
ing and swing cradles office, large arm, swing.
nurse and misses chairs OF every description
night cabinet, childrcu's high, liable and low
chairs, all kinds, toilet tables wash stands
teapoys, work tables, light stands, black walnut
chestnut and common towel racks, and nearly
every variety OF furniture in use. Also, hair,
musk, excelsior and cotton top mattresses PM,
MANS, hitue's and Huutington's patent spring
beds, both upholstered and not, feathers feather
and hair pillows holsters, mattresses for cribs
and cradles.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
Cocoa and straw mattngs, velvet, oolborder.
ed and oil cloth rugs, oil cloth stair covers. tabIe
covers enamcled cloths, brussels and velvet
hassacks.
MIRRORS.
Back walnut, berlin gilt, rose and gin. carved
and plain, oval, arch top and round corner, and
common glasses, al, sizes Mirror plates NH
sizes, furnished to order, Also The largest and
best assortment OF
CBOCKEBN AND GLASS WARE
ever offered in this State In addition to several
patterns Of white granite ware / har,a com
&. slulnrioi
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PORTLAND LossEs.-Arter the full ,,ou
ment Of all their losses, the f. .nowir r.
companies have remaining as9 pstsos foi7
lows; 90 ioi-
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BIsHoP.-Rev. J, T. Huntington, D. D.,
of Boston, was elected bishop Of Maine,
at the recent annual convention of the
Episcopal church OF that diocese.
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SOMEBODY WITH CoSsoIENoK.-The
Secretary of the Treasury has received
from an unknown source, the sum OF
one. thousand dollars contained in the
following letter:
"BosToN, July II.
Enclosed are $1,000, Please place this
snm to the credit Of the United States
Revenue Department. ! RENTED some
$1,000 some weeks Since.h
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HE YEP 49, -
RIFF Bill g..
land bot = ,o+o5 aas.-1. ''.,''->'7 '''" y
iiieh' the tariff bill until December
next. e0olh'ei
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HORSE STEALTNG.-John Moore ofDor-
set, hired horse and wagon in Gran
vile, N. Y, on the Fourth, and drove to
North Dorset, where he sold out horse,
wagon and harness, and left for parts
unknown.
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TUFTS Observation-Disclosures Rice Bur-
rlnSton Of East Burke, delivered the
"Salutatory" aud his brother Lester Lo-
reno Burlington, OF the same village, a
philosophical oration at the commence
ment Of Tufts College.
The degree Of Master Of Arts was con-
ferred in course upon Rev. J. J. Lewis.
Of East Montpelier.
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RUTLAND HERALD.
WEDNESDAY, JULY IS, 1866.
Arrival and Departure OF Trains.

TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
For BelowsFalls,1 10 n 800 am, sl2.d0 Il $500
/" Burlington, 10 a 5.45 a. M, .2.O5 a Ais
p.m,,
Saratoga, 500 am, s2.45p p. m.
Bennington, b.45 am, s2.i5 pm.
Salem, lilo am, &*12,40p.m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bel. Els, Il. SO am, & 900 4 910p,m.
" Burlington, i2t5 am, '12,36 "a ,45&t9.l0
pm.
Saratoga, sf2 20 d 1925 pm.
Bennington, 81 As am, &s.20pm.
" Salem, ITO am, & s410
sMail Train. Accommodation,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-07-19

Us Secretary Seward has written a
oflef letter fully indorsing the Philadel
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-07-19
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brighto., Cambridge and Msdford.
For the week ending, July IS, 1866,

Reported for the Rutland Herald.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.