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The Old Established Es0sDifat
No. Beaver ST., Albany, NY.
QUICK CURES aud LOW PRICES.

7ieeaty Taoasand Patients Cared Ataaaiiy.
nK. }. TELLER continues 10 be confdentially con,
- suited All forms fprFate diseases, his old
abiishcd Hospital. No Beaver street Albany, ~ r.
twenty years devoted to this one particular branch 81
practice enables him to perform eures such other
physician can, and biz facilities such (bng IN
pOndenee with the most eminent physicians d the Old
Nord 81 obtaining the safest we'll the latest
Tor these diseases oherr Inducements the uHVr.
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Y0UAG MN
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book ar egert body fartiinE disclosures Df fcf
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EXCELSIOR EXCELSIOR ! !
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ERNiI. EI.cfeJ'1IliEt( yfOg !!

For Removing supefhuous Har
10 the ladies especially, this Invaluable deplatory
Itself being almost indispensable mr.
icie to female beauty Ii il easily applied docs not
burn inure the skim but directly on the roots
1t Is warranted TO suporduous hair from low
or from any part of the body completely
totally and radically extirpating the same leaving the
skin soft, smooth and natural This Il The only article
used by The Fretch and the only eeetuai dphafory
ia existence. Price 70 cents per package sent post
paid, to any address, on receipt Of an order by
BERGER, SHUTS 4 CO., Chemists
2sa River S.. Troy, n Y
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CoursssTo.vsRs' No TTR.

NE, TIE subscribers, being appointed By the Hon.
w the Probate Court for the District Of Manchester,
Commissioners 70 receive, examinc and adjust the
claims and demands ~ al persons against the esiAse Of
MARSHAL S. JOHNSON,
hate ~ Winhall ~ said District deceased, and also
al claims and demands exhibited in glset thereto and
six months from The IRA dss Of May lss7 being al
lowed hy said Court t9F hai purpose do therefore
heFeby give notice. that wiil attffd % The hsness
81 appointment he late dwtllag 81 he said de-
ceased. On ihe Pih eay II Uetober A. D. 1851, from
uutl4 o'clock said dag.
Dated a. winhall, iAis lth dayof Nay, A. D. 1861.
BILLINGS TAYLOR, &C..
81 CHESTER BENSON 4 AS'' -
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spEoIAI. NoTICEs.

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FhatattRss e tstsRa'skfa ffts sss1a e 4 ssas
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ses5tlas 81 H5sn tsers8afs ST. 81 sEis 81 Hhesffs7As
q fts rsfssa - ~ ttHfs. ~ fAetssraFh - q risss
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ReparatOr CaniIIi.

lHuF lh fIkrh. your SWITCHES. our wig
Destructive Of comfort, aud not worth mig;
Come aged, come youthful come ugly and tir,
And rejoice In ypur own nSuriant hair.
PREPARATION CAPILLI.
For restoring hair upon bald heads (trom what ever
cause IL may have fallen az and forcing growth II
har urpn the face. has eqnHl II win force the
berp 70 grow upon the uluohost fee IN from hye 20
eight weeks. hair upon bald heads in from Two to
hrrc months few ignorant practitioners have asserted
that there is nothing that viii force basen the growth
II the bair or beard Their assertion false thou
sands 81 lying Witnesses from heir cXperirnccl
can bear witness But many viii say how are TO
the genuine from The sIuriousY II certain
H IS iticuli Hine enths Of The different Preparations
advertised Tor the hair and beard entirely worthless
ard yon may have already throw away large amounts
Ia their purchase. To such would Say try the i,c
paraior tapih, it viii cost you nothing unless it fully
comes up to representations II your Druggist docs
not kec III, send us one dollar and w forward IT.
postpaid together with receipt Tor the nancy. which
will tc returned 70 you application, proyidiag entire
satisfaction is not given Address.
w, L. CLARK : co, Chemists
No. West Falotte street, SYRACUSE N. y.
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KNOW TitY DESTINY.

Mtnan# p 1HuEN4N tie arsal NssIFA Astfei
1880 fstfsfssNf aHa Fsts Naestfft tse Mbt h8t asian
vs. sfs af afias ratast b.. SD y afls kas 49, ~
sassA hstselfsf ifsiisea. NJ Naasst lAauitt 80
tt ~ ~ Is.fati &ros 49, q fe Effegtt iHfeftsnes
sasl. - nssffis 81 tistff So Nhilf u ttsis
g aes ~ aeaiafes ne sefs fatnfFt af We fHEsos
- 49, e. ,asfsr ana hY ~ ad IS EN- iastsansHi - ie
tssss frasf EbatA ss $50 psY shemHsfuft gsstHlsFs
ffalHes 81 ftf T'Itufa q 3tt fNfhff thtieee -
p1 tfs sfa tsHY tess Ser Sth asts ~ saffses -
sIs ln ls siias tsais 81 shsraftsfs AZ ~ = -
HanAa as thousands 81 tastiHasaAals reN Asseft she
VII ssaA shes estsa eeftfsa eefstHfAst - rites
eaafeHfse that lHs rietaYe IL Wha8 q pHfbp's " ks
b. rhe.ssias sntai ittA - BALI sod stlnF rlAet q
tifth 49, asYafgaN sh compilation sha tueesiaF -
eents sat stamped ruvthpe taafssssH a. feHstl zee
a fere tHt NletMfv aHa a. NtNa ihfarhAtteN II -
tafa s,bt. kdAsesa Is 5ahaAsses Nsasns 81 Tkefa
on n o. Huk s1a Wu#sHh g~Nst
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CEESPER COMA.
Oh. she was beautiful and fair.
With starry ewes, and rndiant hair,
Whose curling tendrils son, entwincd,
Unclaimed the very heart aud mind
CrisloeI. GOna

Crispcr Coma,
FOR CURLING THE HAIR or EITHER SEX INTO
wAYY AND GLOSSY RINGLETs OF HEAVY
MASSIVE CURLs.
By using this article Ladies and Gentlemen beau
tfy themselves thousand fold 1t is the only article
IA the world hat will surl straight hair and at the
time give It beautiful, glossy appearance. The Cris-
per Coma only cufls the hair but inygprates, beau
titles and ceanscs il il highly and delightfully."- perum
ed and Is the complete article OF the kind of
fervd to the American public The Crisper Coma will
be sent to any addres. sealed and postpaid for ~.
Address all orders to
W. l.. CLARK co, Chemists
nos West Fayette Street SYRACUSE, N. Y.
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1 AIDES, ATTENTION.
II DIR m YERIcouRs
A1n1D1iffp9tpt1 Frontier


For enafglnt beauii9lna and developing the hfrsst,
The preparation was originally prepnfea BY b. 10
Ncriraar VI Paris, and hiss been used dutn9 The pi
five YEAR, bY thousands u me fashionable Of Paris 81
London, With the most gratifying results,
i j. now fr ht o. ttnf presented Ia his cOun =
Il win n aii cstes remove aus drloe h form OF
dillon u he femee brraF it application ehsn>t
and periects " 10 im pristine beauty.
Lldes Who from any cause haNu bot been hiiy dst
opod, will ind u Invaluable CO.. producing nluts
form, rendering me breasts large aud dtm, rem I,
tenderness aud psln and giving li!e and action 20
mammary secrotiuns,
EldeflE 4dios 10y lt2 Use can renew their hneont =
ihe condition II tteir yuiith, while MI Young al 80
whose development has H9 bfen iltoraaRh, csn .
prove their forms, hg producing funess and %
roundness, so tgfiied of ~ natHfal ieautg.
IT. em1llieut gtlliiy gives exqaste sofipess ;
the skin, while ytaists aild stimulates the w lie
mueeulir aetiun Increasing The Development and b. o.
flying he iorm Il gives TO the breasts hat reli "a
development which eXctes The admiration " The M ct
indifferent, and which u The pride Of every lady ~
GnemeEt and educated taste, and should BE- flale
among the treasures 81 pefIecl toilet no pcen ~
ieHce Ia its application. Price, 81 per east, With u
directions far use sent closely sealed and post 80 r
~ u of express, on receipt Of 20 Older by BFHaEh,
SHUTS 60, Chemists, 2s5 River -, Troy, y n
All correspondence saeredly confidential.
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Great WATCH


91aa WATCHES Pmssi Lever Moyements Il 8 jesei.
isi Hantgac etsraE Sflfef Eeanuisilg kHgFsgs
IS taa in 1frfs reAFsft Cert esss 9aueft ~ D. s9a
ia aaff essA bssas ekt fhan fafc6 iyrtts
az nNaakAetuFaaE gese wAisAes yetAea hF 1easi.
srt Is Us1 - SIS tha srg8ai aasi u he mAaaise.
faFsf bfas e. eata As sisk ~ watfaef pafe3s,
- lisakfeF eas "a Lardea sae ozssasd At
saeb s8 Nv HsHgek isat a sia pessssA4 c0fsNSt
G4Hst kstfsf 81 at4Fg aoHnfaai sEm. EssEg nziek
s4stAAita iaF years. Eagrs FFaEiahg tAssn ssNE BY
isal nest fnzsas e Goats extrs te prepay PsAtSgs.
Apnty .melass6 IL ntA shiH4 lester MAJ * hsst a
saF fstk Actress - gfaeFs T.
Il NAEElA Co&SoE, Albany. BY
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ONE DOLLAR A PIECE
4 GOOD GOLD Pen lsD EsOsr HOLDER
FOR ONE DOLLAR.

Est afaetafez % tae ames4c4n eaas Pen censpxny-
EAeas gsas SEe eaa hSas asad excessively tirsa gauaf
tat Egslars states aaa warranted il eksh ana
sfg FszAas paseASsns Nis sff np1 eslte1e1 caa
segFn gks2 snc snasssf Saes maEss back 81 oroFr4
ass - e1oisa ssisd Nigs NJ cast - sea4 - ndt
c. q. ID Aeafees Al uf6s.s Ia
q N D0SSuA
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There eotaelh siaA ti8iags ~ jay a. ~
I9 5aeGs saf e ~ q Frssi shd q ANAL.
JOS fasaft Nhlch pnes Was W greei9Hs rad fsEs, ;
L free ~ 40 sad si0 b.ay b. fslr
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November oe. 10.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE S.
Robert Ames,
Deroas d meeting the views people made great reductions
- Igaees On hi entire soek q goods
Am offering Largo OF Dress Goods discount Of
% per from former prices.
splendid Aapaoas from q to 60 cents per gard
Empress Cloths for sl25 fine quality.
DeIainss p to ~ cents
Pophns nIohairs Bonasnes Ladie. Cloths Tlhoits &c
Awoo peLaines As cents per yard.
Red, Gray and Blue all WOOl Flannel, Toe
good assortment Of Plaid Shifting Fanpe per yard
Ladie. and Misses shv large assortment nom s75 5000
Ladies' Misses Bamora Skirts very cheap
Fin. Ladies. cndrens Gloves and
Hosiery, worry cheap.
Heavy Shooting 20 and % cents per yard
Fine sheoing 49, % and % cents per yard
nice article of Cloths
Black Broad
Cloth, Beaver Doetins Large assortment Hoop skirts
SUGARS,-A Fine Stock at Great Bargains.
4 very fine Brown sugar for II cents per po9n
Loaf Brown and Granuated IL
Green Teas from - cents 81 per Id.
The Best Tea in the County for 1926 per ID.
Ladies and Misses Shoes which offer bargains
MEMS AND RUBBER VERY CHEAP
CaN Kip and Stoga Boots OF Union Village Manufacture
BOYS AND YOUTHS COPPER ToED SHOES
good and CAPS Boys Caps
Boys Fur Caps BUFFALO ROBES very cheap
just received lot Of the best quality Of KEROSENE OIL which selling
AT 60 cents per Gallon.
Best a. H. S.9LT a 80 Cents per Bushel
Heavy PORK Id cents per To-
ofTl ndatIa
OIL Paints, Lead and Zinc of the best quality
All kinds Of Produce taken exchange goods the highest market
Please call and examine stock Of goods and satisfy yourselves No trouble
to show goods.
ROBERT AMES.
Factory Point Nov. 1866
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almuat miraculous ntauptrt " has heeH used By
Ht 81 Paris and London with the must nalgeenw suers.s
elianrs = az purchaser ei hg regisifffd and u stts
NNtisfaftiu Il aHi Given in every Instance tie ms
sRill BE- eArefthy teundgd tfiee ty n,ail sesicd
post PAID, tl Descriptive cYeHlart and isttimoi sls
mailed free Addfrss Berger. shafts a Co. Ctem 81
ted states
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SWEET BREATH FOR ALL!
nH. FONT AINEiS
BALM OF MYRRH!

Il sare remedy 81 tie Of bad BREATH matter
freEH what source tie aucase may Grse Hhat y0ung
isnt seat a4l EST make eort ~ tals dis
Aggrtaols eri NheH u paa o. dane tor ON DOLLAR,
sal f. gaHt aaaress postpaid by mali. aat speed,
esFs auaFsatted. faaral ntundea, Az orders Hnst
sga.Sssssd % a. DuLI, Aasny NJ selr Agent for he
L Alted etAf0s--
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sex iatn waty fHsris heavy massive tufis Htskets
used ~ the ashiansisto 81 fefis ana London wi8 -
masi sfatC "a results Does % hufl ~ The hAii =
Price hf m4ti sfsfed and post faid W NeAcftptlxeNt
cnlars taailrd nce Address HlK0kN SHUTS A g 5
chemists. nasA River street. Tres, ny. sole ASss
let the q aticd etsics Iva
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-27

Press that the President has decided on
his return trip from Boston to visit
Providence and Newport and accept the
hospltalities of Gov. English and Con-
necticut are without foundation; he has
not made any arrangements whatever as
TO what route he shall return by and as
to where he will be able to visit, Should
time and the public business permit he
may 90 to Providence and Newport. He
will decide in Boston,
The Suratt trial on Tuesday was
equally important as the proceedings OF
Monday, A colored servant employed in
Mrs. Surratts family on the day OF the
assassination testified to seeing John
Surratt in the house the night OF the as
sasslnation, and related incidents to sus-
tain her declaration. Sergeant Dye,
who testified on Monday was put through
a scorching Cross-eXamination, but he
steruly adhered to his previous evidence
that Surratt was with Booth in front Of
Ford's Theatre prior to the shooting of
the President. Surratt followed the evil
dence closely, and intently looked upon
the coored servant when she identified
him as being at his mothers house on
that eveutlul night
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-27
Congregational Convention.

The General Convention of the Con-
| gregational Ministers and Churches in
Vermont, commenced it's session in the
| Congregational Church In st. Albans
on Tuesday last. Rev. E. H. ByingtOn
Of Windsor, preached the opening ser
mon, in which he considered in an able
manner the duties of the clergy in re.
gard to their work as ministers of the
gospel.
After the sermon the convention was
organized by the election OF Rev, HID.
Hitchell D, D. Of Middlebury, as Mod.
orator, Rev. F. J. Fairbanks, of West
minister, Scribe, Rev. W. A. Robinsons
OF Barton, Assistant Scribe. The organ
ization was followed by prayer by the
Moderator. Then followed the reading
OF the rules Of the convention and the
docket OF business, by the Registrar.
afternoon 0n.-Deacon Joseph H.
Bralnard was appointed Auditor of the
Fairbanks Fund. Delegates to foreign
bodies also reported In the afternoon
and it was voted that the Baptist
Churches o. Vermont be added to the
list of corresponding bodies.
Rev. Francis Horton presented the
christian salutations of the General Con-
ference Of Rhode Island.
Rev. Timothy NJ. Hopkins presented
the salutatiOns of the General Assembly
of the Presbyterian Church n. s.
The following committees were ap.
pointed, viz
Committee Of Overt~es.-Revs, C. B.
Hubert, G. b. Stafford, Isaac Jennings,
Bro. j. X. Batchelder, John G. Emery.
Committee to nominate Delegates TO Foreiqn
Boa'es.-Rev. Messrs. H. N. Burton, T.
fuXbury, Dea. Samnej Goddard.
Committee on 4batements. -Rev. Messrs.
I. 5. Hubbard, Jas. Buckham, Dea. W. L.
Farnham.
Committee to make arrangements for merit
ConUentlon.-Rev. Messrs. P. II. White, L.
Mix, J. T. Ford. ...
The remainder OF the afternoon was
mainly spent in the discussion of the
subject: The law of benevolence given
in the Levitical code, is binding in it's
spirit on the Christian Church open
ed by Rev. O. c. Parker, and Rev. G. C. |
Torrey.
Last evening the subject for discussion |
was as follows: The burden of sup
porting the Gospel at home, and of |
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-27

"A BRAND RAID.--HEAvY LIQUOR
SEIzuRA The Burlington Times OF
Tuesda! contains the following facetious
account of the liquor seizures which
were msde in that city on Monday after
noon
The grand raid which had been threat
ened'uptn our city for some weeks past on
the partof W. w. Atwaters "Protec.
tive association" commenced yesterday
| exactly at fifteen minutes past two
O'Clock lost meridian when upon COM
plants signed by Messrs. Mial Davis. E.
A. Fullet, a. J. Howard, Henry LOOMS,
Chas. Wainwright, L. L. La Wrence, and
some other "Protectives," all respectable
citizens and full believers in the liquor
law, whose names had not reached US
last evening, but will be gladly pub
lished byus when we learn them and
some days since made to Recorder Read,
search warrants were issued to enable
"a regular inspection Of the several no.
tells, vic1aling saloons, rail road de-
pots, and express Offices of this city in
order to seize the contraband article"
wherever 1t might turn up"
The warrants were lodged in the
hands of Sheriff Munson, City Consta-
BILE Drew, and Policemen Atwater, Isham
and Wight all very respectable and eff
hclent miniOns OF the law, who at once
set on footto execute their not at all
coveted commissions in the most COurte-
Gus manne possible. In order to do
their duty the more speedily, Gen. Nun
son divided his forces into two divisions,
the first re.ting on Church Street, con-
sisting Of himself, Constable Drew and
Policeman Wight, and the second rest
ing on Watr Street, consisting Of Po-
llcemen Ismm and AtWater.
At givel signal both set out on their
expeditions Gen. Munson made a
graphic raid on the stanton House."
when mine host" Rowe trotted out
quantity OF liquor valued at So, over
which was set a guard. The Central
House was the next visited but that
quiet hosiery had "played out y in
alcohol, the proprietor declaring that
he wouldn't sell L drop Of -"
Tor life or death" The cUnstabuIary
next brought up at Peter Kings, a noted
ale house" in Strongs' Building.
Here three jugs, one keg of liquor and
barrel of beer were secured.
ID. Il. Reynolds popular restaurant of
course had flying visit, and here an
" Immense haur' was made which will
undoubtedly please the vinegar faction
OF the Prohibitory Party" BY actual
measurement of the officers, Mr.. Rey-
noids has about his premises tloo quarts
ana half of sour beer, which he was
aoont to use for slop" or poor vinegar,
as the case might be- 1t was valued at
% cents.
Passing by the billiard saloons and
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Washington Items.

The missing unfinished SOL 600 bonds
have as last been found in the Treasury.
They hal been stored away by accident
with ii large amount Of printed Internal
Revenue Beer stamps. This relieves the
DEPARTMENT Of the charge that they Wells
distracted.
The Administration has decided to
remove L. D. Campbell as Minister to
Mexico. For some time he has not &C
cepted the views of the State Department
as TO his relations with the Mexican Re
public, and latterly did not go to Juarez'
headquarters as requested. The tender
of the position has been made to, and de-
clined by General Steadmsn of Ohio,
now Collector Of Internal Revenue at
New Orleans
The statement % The Associated
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-27

Tue great plain and Vesuvius, but also
the Bay of Naples. Upon examining
these mountain ranges they are all found
to be of volcanic origin, as are all the
mountains of Southern Italy.
discover that my letter is already too
long, hence l will close it by saying that
upon my descent from the cone l found
my horse returned and hitched, but saw
nothing of my discounted guide who
evidently wanted ride to pay him for
the long walk that he had taken.
A. ID
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-27

SUDDEN DEATH,-A man named John
Mullen, who has been in the employ of
Mr.. G. R. Mansfield for several years
past, and who for the last few weeks had
been employed by that gentleman as a
gardener, died suddenly at Mr.. Ms. resi-
dence about four o'clock yesterday after
noon. He was engaged at the time in
wheeling wood into Mr.. Mansfeld's shed,
when stepping into the barn, it is sup
posed, to take drink of water, he was
suddenly Frustrated, and remained in
sensible up to the time of his death. DR..
D. E. Page was called, and rendered
every assistance in his power, but with
out avail, the unfortunate man breath
ing his last in the course of twenty min
utes after his prostration. He had been
ailing for some time, and it is thought
his death was caused by disease of the
heart. Deceased was respected citizen,
beloved by his acquaintance, and leaves
a wife and four children.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-27

STRtcK BY LIGHTNING.-The barn be-
longing to Michael Maginn of Shelburn
was struck by lightning on Tuesday
afternoon, and set on fire, but the flames
were speedily extinguished, A pair of
fine horses in the barn were killed, and
anoth6 horse was knocked down but
not seriously hurt. There were six boys
in the barn, who had taken refuge from
the rail, but fortunately none Of them
We're htrt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-27
Local and State Items,

RUTLAND MIssIoLARY AssoCnT1oN.-
In Yesterdays notice of the annual SER
mon before the Rutland Missionary A8sO-
citation last Sunday evening, there was an
important error. Instead of forty dol
lars, stated as being the amount collected,
1t should have been one hundred and forty
dollars-one hundred of which was the
munlfceat gift of an eminent citizen.