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THE ELECTIONS NEXT WEEK.-At the cleo.
tlon In Kentucky, next Monday, the 2d instant,
State Treasurer and mem bers Of both Houses
of The Legislature are to be chosen. The rival
candidates for the office of Treasurer are Rum.
sey Wing, Republican. and j. W. Tat,, Demo-
crat. Mr.. Tate is the present incumbent of the
once, and IL IS TO be expected that he will be
reelected by large majority. The vote for
President was-Grsnt, 30. 800; Seymour Il5.seJ
Seymours majority. 16,3I3 In Alabama, an
Tuesday, the ID instant members of the Legis
lature and Congressman are to be chosen The
nominations of the two parties for Congress
are IS follows: Republican-Alfred T.. Buck
Charles w. Buckley, Robert s. HefiIn, Charles
Hayes, William j. HARRISON. John j, Kinds
Observation-Disclosures II. Mann, A. NWorthv'
j. T.. Parkinson, John Il. Reed, Peter MI. D,x'
William &. Sherrod. Tennes see will elect n
Governor, State Superintendent OF Public In
struction, and members Of the Legislature next
Thursday, 9TH instant There are two tickets
both claiming TO be epubIican-which ara
headed respectively by William Il. Stokes and
DE Witt ID. Senter, the latter of whom will r..
ceive the support Of the Conservatives and a
portion OF the Republican party. Mr. Ssnter
is at pres ent Acung Governor OF the State, he
having assumed that office as President O., the
State Sena'e when Governor Brownlow WAS
elected to the United States Senate
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H MORROW. s.5baeh the rev DR. TV &c To
s:s'er' viii preach ia this church, 1T II O. m aud
HE NSTiGlIThs .essl.rCI R0UL Ar MEET.
S.s.ssn i ss': snd i,tS mo list 1872 g
G HUE S s sSs..
Is saboein serv &c. through tine summer 81 ii .
H r. eSd m. Prayer Meeting on FsiIAY
VIZ coz SH6 ,sfa srSssF!-s sMoggo :. I.
aGT;s GO sunday neinsas snd a1sn Ing
HXKssssEE dIniSSrr TISgFSd5
3 PA {: Ayss.t e |. :, q: schussssn isrS.
b. KANDLIR. seey. Il
X s;.;ss e f:s.. eas
HES .s W AsSD's & Z 3 2: sableet.aTSs seSss
1tne August 18th, q Heslup's Woods. AsnSpcIis
ln0nDAI. Apssst g. = .. = When locations aoo
o., e. sISSssfRfR .445s$&$I4g q
:s: 4 ss Z. r; &. . sa e
De " y ''sa. lss,.s, SAsD. kSS :s..t..v =
TiFS1He faSS III "a -. A'.S 01I5IIsF Pho
i sSssr f 8 s. sS =: VICE q
!';s:: 'is:si's 81: s'i: ss''' ID
M NJ. 1uD0LPH fI0R1fD5, or TIE
I'd essvsSs ne sa1 Sowiins Ais,Iss 2;
t ne hs. sehastasn Fsrk, for the SchuetIsniest;
frislds ed ths pabie Generally thsc hs viii
or hsed the best Of Wines. Lis1oTS, BsS.rs, IN
beheenmeL0 o. All kinds. - .r-.-''r > IT.
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DBOPOsALs FOB sEwER on rWELFrH
cTREDT.

DBOPOeALS FOB 08WER ON TWELETu
OFFICE OF Surf AND INs'R OF SEWERS,
CARlIAGBwAYs AND FOOIwAYs.
S,naLL, WARRINGTON, D. O.. July 50, 1859
InS oldoeIo 70 Whom wa0 awarded the contract
iof the constructions OF Twelfth street Sewer hsy-
toe JAILED TO give the required bond, IL becomes
nccecea!X 20 readvePtise the work.
Seaie4 Prop 0ole Will Therefore be received Of the
SSl9rS OmSt, City Hall, until Il. N on WE'D
H1eDAY the 9th day Of August, for construct.
ing Barrel Sewer In Twelfth street vest, iron
teonsyivahissvtna nue. to the north side Of Il sssS.
eh1sstte avenue. The sewer viii be three feet ID.
s.oe 9i.reser from Pennsyivania avenue 90 the
noItn stoe II street north, and two feet inside
dtenetef iron the north side Of street north to
~ north siSs o. Ma .echnsetts avenue 90 be pro.
sioeS FIN .aserai., tIsls, drops. thimbles, ana
ms1noies SnsreveI dsems9 nscssse,y.
Al The work % % aoee under the direction Of the
leIintendtnce q the Second Ward Oonmissicner r.
and the Assistant OomnissionsI, appointed by the
epecihcations may be seen ct this Office. oiddeys
will the price Der lineal foot for main sewer
cad iatsrals end the price each for traps, droDs,
~ enho %, and thfmbles
he Mayor reserves the right to reject any or all
lids, ard any bid that does not conform In every
reject to this advertisemsnt will not be consid.
All bids must Re arcompsuiad BY penal bond in
the SUM OF ten thousand dollars thar the
hi6er viii aece pit and p rf0rm the contract N
awarded TO him the su mcfeney ofthe security TO
be certified to BY the Register Of tbs city.
USt5t eup't Sewers, &c.
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1HE FUEL QUEsTIOE.-The New Ysrk Pas,
OF Thursday Afternoon says that s.private adj
vices from the coal regions lead Us 10 advise
those who have not yet laid in their winters
supply OF coal to be ia no haste TO do So Coal
Is now higher than 1t viii be six weeks hence
sueh, at least, Is the belief OF well informed
men"
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~ Il A RR Ills
GENUINE CIDER VINEGAR,
FROM YORK, PENNSYLVANIA.
Also,
THE FEENCH wINEyINEGA9.
FRESH SPICES

pROPOsALS FOB FULL.
OLERY'S OFFICE,
foUsE OF REPXEsgSrATIyEs
HAsHINGTON, ID q. July 28 1869 I
seated ProDosals will be received a. this ofice
Is8a :, y the sist day Of August A. d:
the House Of Representatives Fuel, q follows:
q" 'G pL o. ~ rounds) best White Ash, No /, or
60 cord. best b:kers seasoned Pine Wood.
=. CORDS Org OAK: sawed in two pieces.
- cords dry Hickory, sawed In two pieces
10 cords Org Hfch ory, sawed in three pieces
To be WEIGHED and measured b. such D. rson a
me ~ Uierk OF the House Of REPRESENTATIVE shsll
me Oepftol within one month aitsr notice Of the
acceptance Of proposals..
Prors sails will be separately considered for the
classes Of articles specified, but propossI will
De considered from parties personally unknoWn
unless accompanied By satisfactory refersncS:
and security Sfl be required from the suocessfui
tract. WIN
Proposals. should be directed to the Clerk Of tina
house Of Representatives, and endorsed, 'Propo-
ADWARD MCPHERSON,
USI ieWfv CLERK House Of Reps u. 8.
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RlMovAL OF OFFICERS OF The CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO CAsAL.-The DirectJrs O the G. aes-
apeake ami OHIO Canal Company held a meet,
ing at Berkeley Springs, Virginia, on Monday
the s6:h inst, and came near making a clean
sweep in the cfiices In their gift. The follow
ing changes were made:-CJlie ,tors OF tolls at
Cumberland, VIM. Weber, il place Of John nj,
Resley, removed; at Georgetown, VIM w.
Blunt, of Montgomery county, IN place OF Col.
j. McHenry Holdings worth, removed; Harb IT.
master at George town, John I. Slater, of
Howard county, in place OF Howard Garrett,
removed. SdEey 1. WALES, formerly Inspec-
tor OF stores at the Washington Navy Yard,
waselec:ed Paymastsr for the whole line OF
the canal 1t Is believed that all the officers Of
the company Wi l be removed who were iden-
'ifed with the old board in any manner or op.
posed to the cansl passing out of their control
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y a ~ -
A BARGAIN.

One Of the best built and most Desirable REsI
DENgHStn the city, containing thirteen raoMs
lheiuoit oath-r?cm, With all the mode,u tn
uon Tslis inches thick; house is nearly ne spi
os,t ~ DAY, labor, and superiotend-d ~ Toe
4 rx neI ntnsftep on street bstae ID = a
Ihis property will be sold cheap. Inquir. a
HfEk 90, No. II Louisiana avsnas q Z
nef OF fth streef. mgI1 q
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log RLNT.A large four.story BRICK: NEAR
kroyentnts. FurDiture viii be I'D low and on
easy rms: II desired. Possession jmmeaiste.
beiWess aud Z. jy2s6t
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VlLLA FOB SALE-One OF those handsome
,hs rsigLts Of Georgetowp. AMI built on part Of
fss sr tnr recently purchasea q D Cooke,
the modern improvements. contains about Is rooms
ane lsrfs cellar. and 10 anished With Msnsard roof
ana built in the beat style OF architecture and
yorkmanshiD. 1t will be sold cheap, and on Sart
9i The money long tins viii be given. Apply to
yu0sfd +. COLLINS, No. % Beall st., 0esree.
Town. jyE-lW
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-22

MD ESTABLIsHED HOspIT,

" No. 8, Beaver rtr.-.t, Albany. n.
DIX TELLER sntinu@- "a b. ~,nna.4i,su-
and successfully eunpulf4-d all forrn- a tr1,.,s
iiss-..-. 81 hi, I'D established B.-pd'Ai, ",
Beaver st., Albany, N. v Twenty year. d.,.e-s
q. shis me particular branch of prar'i'., -ua,l-s
him a. perform such no 9TH, ply-l~,-p
cad; and his facilities such, tbsiuY ~ esHi.-
Ppnd-nce With the m.-d celebrated phy-ieizi., q
he DO World VI obtaining In. safest veil a.
,n~ latest Remedies Tor these di-ea-.zs, orer indH-
ment- TO the unfosrfnnzt. Of /. quick and rs,le
cure 20 M obtained ~ other "fts.. Aui.r--
In syphilis, s'burrh.a tl.-.t. -tsrc;nr-d .nlrt--
menf Of the .s~fici- and -p4-rustic ss,rsi. s,,t.
liberated tbrozt, ~,re tbn'zt, Under -hib b.H.-
cutsnesJus -ruJ,fiorr. hii-s, uir-r. and al II
impurities Of the system. p--rfe'tly under O.,
trol Of the DocDpv'- mrdicIne- and has. h.,r
..-ted IN m6r- than 5000 sase- annually s3't
immense
YOUNG MEN addicted 10 secret bshli~,
have impaired then health aud i--fnss.d ~
slgor Of thew mind thur d-p1v1rlr th-n-~i'-- q
he pleasure Of uiarri-d bf.. na'hn.d rha'
consulting In. j. reli.r. they ~,b uud frls-'.r
s,nrol-, and phy-,1'isD ~bn ha- cured 'h'n--t--
IN almost every par - tbs ipiis-d -tsi-~-
spplied 70 On t. broken down ~ h--ith. as. o..
Joic- IN all thsf mAks- iifs i-snrshi' aur ul.r
happy. The rr.de, 81 ssurr~ 1szrs ffa' fi
i.iieacy Of the -nbl--ss ~l pr-s.ni more fn17a'
d--rT1ptIon of this ,.rr1bI. ii----.
DIR TEIIER'e GREAT Wpkk.-h boz "a.
-y.rybody rtartIIns ii-ck-uI.. DI- itf.r
great work for the DarrlTd aud th''s. '-'rif%Hii
ing faarTiaA,.-2Oo p.sr.---full - pistsa-II'n
cent?. Sent "a all pArTs. u"d~r --al ~
py-i paid. III. -ingle. mrrT7s-1. sud th@ mar.
happy. A l~cfuT. Live, 81 hWs - effsF
partner esrnplef- ~'1k midsfi'ry u 'HF
.ainr hundreds 81 ----r.sf- t-far. p'ifli o.
Warranted 20 ~ ~.srfh thru 'ifn.- 'hs .uff.r
4sk.-d fpr it Jw@nty five ss-n'A. ~ Issftg-s
sncI,.-.d. xih s-,p, ~ r.~furIi 1aa'l. o.
Teller har dsVa'.-d all hi- time tp fhr cur -
fis..a...-- II xhieh hi- h-s,k tr.-zf-
- Dfto. h',un frsuB A. Nj. Z" y ~ Dol
On sunday frprD "a Y. VI
B-per~Has di-'zstr- can D. sumo
hgtu. bY addressing i.'f.-r .. !. I-il.-f,
. s~rnst,znc-. B--ftrl,ss- -sarnf~ls pas+sHf
.t-sTva,inIa, -snt - any pan q 80 $3.50
1872 4arT4nf.d ~. shArg. fn' adNi'.s
lent gr boys employed. Motive tbas- sa.f'
J. TELLER. ~
no. 5. Beaver rtTes'i. Albany. ,
maylsd&utf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-22

New FIRM AND NEW SToRE.-The
firm of Dunn, Sawyer s. Co. have taken
possession of, aud have refitted up the
store recently occupied by Newman Weeks
u Company in most neat and tasty man
ner; in addition to this new store, (which
is to be run in connection with the store
now occupied by them is the entrance OF
Mr.. w. S. Guflford, as member of the
firm. Mr.. Guilford is well known to the
Rutland public as gentleman of pleas
ing address, and one with whom it is a
delight to trade. Mr. G. has the entire
charge of the management. of their new
store, which is now being filled with an
extensive stock of General House furnish
ing goods, Wire goods, Toys, Mats, Re-
frigerators and Meat safes, children carts,
hobby horses, &c, wooden ware of all
description. The firm name now is W.
s. Guilford d Company.
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! ,AnourAt intp Q ~ Cd bstt9 HI. -
STATE Society, which was languisnang
from the influences Of the rebellion, anu
various other causes, was brought back 20
health and vigor never before known
and the great meeting which has JUST
been held at Manchester, at which the
leading Agriculturists Of New England
gathered to discuss subjects Of agricul-
ture. was but an outgrowth CT the spirit
awakened by the New England Society
when it held its second annual Fair at
Concord in 1855.
From New Hampshire the Society Wis
tied Vermont. Generously met and cor
daily greeted by the Vermont Society, an
exhibition was held at Brattleboro, which,
throughout the State of Vermont, gave a
new phase to agricultural fairs and
awakened a new feeling in the great sub
iect. From thence to Rhode Island and
to Connecticut in both of which States
it was heartily welcomed by all the
leading men and received their cp-opera-
ton.
This is but feeble glimpse of the
growth of the New England Society,
which to-day is know not only on this
continent, but throughout civilized Eu-
rope, as an organization of great strength
and commanding presence.
The secret of this great success lies in
the fact that at its head and in its Board
of officers, the New England Society has
always had men of rare learning and
marked ability; men free from jealousies;
with common object seeking the best
interests of the people and the best inter
ests of the nation.
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Washington Items.

General Schenck sails from New
York for Europe about the middle o.
May.
Much interest has been excited by the
announcement that at noon on Monday
Senator Nye will speak in answer to Sen
ator Sprague.
The Senate has ordered an investiga
ton into the publication of the Hale
Perry correspondence. 1t was held to be
sacred from the eyes of newspaper cores
pondents, but somebody betrayed the Sen
ate by showing the documents to two OF
three correspondent.
A son of Col Forney, of the Chron-
iole, goes with Gov. Curtin to st. Peters
bnrgh as secretary of legation ID. G
Forney, brother of the colonel, is a can,
didate for the Washington post-office, but
it is promised to Mr.. Robbins if the in
cumbent is removed.
A Washington correspondent writes
that Gen Butler has thirty-six volumes
OF telegraph dispatches captured when
serving on the impeachment Committee
These dispatches, it is said. implicate
several Senators and Representatives in
various jobs, and consequently great
many people are afraid of him.
The Senate will adjourn early in the
week, and such changes as need to be
made in offices will be made by the Pre-
sident at his leisure during the spring
and summer. He has promised certain OF
his friends places after the Senate ad
journs, and when the present pressure is
over.
There is very great pressure by clerk:
recently removed from the Treasury tc
get themselves reinstated, but in no in
stance has Secretary Boutwell, given way
Many of those discharged have families
dependent upon them and have no other
means. and much suffering must necessa-
rily follow.
The Director of the Mint, during a
recent visit to Charlotte, n c., obtained
specimens of ores from different mines ir
tHat SICjHIsy, WHlCu WcIc csSdyeO at INT
Mint in Philadelphia, with the following
results: No. Gold. $3.50 per ton. No
2-Gold, $1,000 per ton; silver, $115(
per ton. No. 3-Gold, SIS; silver, s.
per ton. No. 4-Gold, $3.50 per ton sill
yer, "a so per ton. No. 5-Gold, 80 pc,
ton.
The Senate had brief session on
Saturday. but some important work was
done. Mr.. Carlisle of Iowa, nominated
for minister to Stockholm, was laid on the
table on the ground that he is not sound
Republican. Col. Grove of Alabama
was confirmed governor of New
Mexico after hard struggle. Senate,
Carpenter made an able speech in hi
favor. To outsiders it seems rather
strange that the Senate should reject Mr.
Carlisle, Union man, and confirm Col
Grove, who was rebel soldier.
Some Of the diplomatic and consula,
nominations hang FIRE. President Gran
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DIR. l. DIXS

DIR. l. DlAS
PRIVATE MtBICA OFFICE.
p ESb corr sTEffr. BosI"N. A.fe-
% A. ranged that parents I'Aef hrft -
each ,iher. hec9 beet, th- on y saaf rAhfs -
s.iiic- l. No -, having 40 nof'f5rfis.n WIZ Pc
r.--ld-S,ce, Consequently u" i"ihi'A h.. 'i'
- that on no an-punt can aiy Iff-''A hr-'
'Piisils = - - Dg. DIX
isoldly a,ssris aud if cannot b. e nfffd 'i'- ''
..,- y ,ltIac.- Nii0 NIl. -4s do alg iiiIie ~'r
iur- tA,n-..lye-, % inInsr uf"n Ia''.'..
that he
ABEs HTirIAo D. b'l-Tfr-
sIMIEEA GfAa-
engaged IN treatment - I*'lal l~f1f-'-r Oh
:, vel. known tontny cftiA.'is. purii-hef-. '..s
uhsut- Eorel pr"lalef'.I-. DC, that d. a. ia-.
re-, aln..nd-f and UaIfir4i1rl1 -
sTEANGfI.- And IRAEHI EES.
t. -.aid ana e-r - imposition 81 iplr.en .s'.
native cuarss more nainerOus ia is,-t'n L. .r
0 her iafse ''ii''' MP DTx
proudly r frs - pGOi.-'ir ala4 -. D. ~ abe Iif
ci ans many If :. buin - %" consult hi1n ~
al eases. because 81 hi- ackIsss 4rlgel ssla ar
reputation. atfsiiurn through ~ -nAE - I-.ai.
t-aCfir,- md ot-eIya loft.
AFFLICTED AID UNTORIINAgE.
De- not rootei. ai.d adj to youf suiit.la ~ e.
deceived by the Is inz b'ar-- rnl>t' iI'-'i.'a
"a -. prsmi-,~ and pr.ienri0n-uf
FOREIGN AND -AIINr 81 ~ h.
Ahu k-os uIile oi rh- hstuIe aar cilafae ~ d..
-t...laH Iirea-t.-. 4nu ie-- - ttE.sl1
-StItit fury.d dir otuas rt- Isi8 go .
ash,ofr u, :. ,-AI>Ead In ny paft - n'- ~
,-h.r. y llt,l. a4il,Il. n t s.. = . O. - ,i-.
,,L,,yg,.. not t.. a--t!taIr,y and gls.r .-.s-
u uagn.-s ~ tbDas inserted ~ -ll.s e er. t "a.
tur- h.r fh,iT ~ ps-ifIsH 49, la nrI.r~ ," "l
T. I.I.,. 4 ,.,.,--.ls,t ,. l.,, -irf ~ ..4
= It'ia' q pay a'4-'iS '"'6 7l-i cue
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y, IN 90 ~ !. "a : =
through ial7'- eei ll. - ~, IKE '.''' -.
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ST. ALBANs.-Tho number of male
members connected with the First Con
gregational church in St Adams, is 81
females, 159; total, 241. The number il
the Second church, males IA females, %
total, 3G. Total membership i'll botl
churches is 217.
Harrison f. Woodland was admitted
to the Franklin county bar on Friday.
In the Franklin county court OF
Friday, the jury in the case of Burton VS.
Franklin, brought in sealed verdict fol
plaintiff of S2,3S0.01, and his costs.
The Weldon House, st. Adams, will
be rcopened to the public May LIST.
The st. Jean Baptiste Society of ST
Adams, has voted to celebrate st. John.
Day, June oath, in an appropriate man
ner.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-22

first nominated William Sanford - MIN
isssr TO Spain, sAsn requested that no ac-
ton be taken on the nomination, and then
withdrew that request. Mr. Sandford's
friends in the Senate have not been pleas
ed with this action, and have declined
acting on some nominations which are
regarded as acceptable to the President
rather than especially fit to be made. It
is to be hoped ttat all of these differences
can be harmonized, and that disappointed
aspirants cannot produce discussions.
Thus far President Grant has sent
1913 nominations to the Senate, among
them Cabinet Officers, 81 Foreign Min
listers, 3 Secretaries of Legation, 6 Con-
sui Generals, 90 Consuls, Z Governors of
Territories, 8 Secretaries of Territories,
104 Collectors of Internal Revenue, 112
Assessors, 392 Postmasters, 40 Collectors
of Internal Revenue, II Survey
ors of Customs, IL United States
Judges, 25 United States Marshals, %
United States Attorneys, 33 Registers of
Land Offices, 2G Receivers of Public
moneys, 90 Pension Agents, Indian
Agents, 8 SurveyorGenerals, Naval
Officers, 3 Custom Housa Appraisers, l
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs, ID Bu-
reau Officers, 1 Assistant Treasurer and 6
officers in the District of Columbia. A
few more of the same sort may be expect
ed on Monday and Tuesday.
The story of disagreement between
Secretary Fish and the President on Gu
ban matters is preposterous. Both are
agreed that the government cannot inter
fere, and Senator Sumner takes the same
ground. All three hold that it would
have been impolitic for the Senate to
agree with Gen. Banks buncomb Cuban
independence resolution. If the revolu-
tionists succeed, the administration will
act promptly, but its advices are that
there Is little chance of such a result
Most of sensation stuff appearing in GER
tain newspapers about Cuban indepen-
dence, is furnished by Cuban agents in
Washington and New York, and they
seem to be well supplied with money, and
are using it freely.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-22
ITO THE LADIES.

The celebrated Dh. l.. DIX particularly invite
all LADIES' who need a medical or surgical adslsssr.
~ call At his rooms Il Endicott str. 81, Bosom.
Mass which they Will fnd arranged for tb,iT
special accommodation.
DIR. DIX having devoted over trenty years a.
this particular branch Of the treatment OF all
eases peculiar TO females II N conceded by al
both IN this country and IN Europ-), that be ex-
GELS all other KIN Fwn practitioners the saie.
speedy and sfectual treatment OF all female Gun
plAints.
HIS medicines are prepared with the express
purpose OF removing all diseases such debility,
Of the womb, also ali discharges which Cow from
morbid state of the bloof. The Docior is nov
fully prepared TO treat In has yoeuiiar syie boib
medically and surgicsiy. all di-esse- 9th female
sex, and they are respectfully invited Q. call al
No. II krDIcoTT sTREET, boston.
All letters requiring advice must oont-in one
dollar to insure answer. febSdSaw6slyf'
Boston. 1853, lyr.
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NJ EW ID En- tai OFFICE

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~ g. BOWERS, ID. u. g. las the pleasure NJ
announcing that he has established a DentaI OF
ice III Union Block, Rooms No s, opposite tn.
HERALD office, where the citizens of Rutland and
OF any person requiring dental operations.
HIS rooms are finely located and beautifully
furnished with every convenience and luxury
necessary to first class dental Office,
He trusts no essential requisite is wanting In
enable him 20 meet the demands OF the public for
the educated, skillful and experienced dentist. d.
hETEkENCEs-C. A. Forbush, ESQ.,, Springfield,
Rutland.
April Is, 1868. d&wts
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REWARD OFFERED. - The dwelling
house Of DR.. H Cram, Of Ferrisburgh,
was entered Thursday Of last week, and a
considerable quantity Of clothing stolen
The thieves were four in number, one Of
whom was dark complexioned man, one
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coBURN * GERMANS.
plANO FORTES AND ORGANS.
CLU EFT & SONS.

40. River Street Troy,
Wholesale and Retail dealers IN
PLANO PORT rs. ORGANS. & MELoDEoNs
invite the atten ton Of the residents OF Rutland
village and Cou nty 70 the following
CARD:
STEIswAy HA Il, NEW YoRK, Feb. goth lsCs
"M'sSsrs Gu. : s sons " Troy n Y Al.
hereby apIoints Om sole Agents for Rufla,s
sillat'r and toI nty, VI, and xe take ,-.t--sial
pl.a'nrs IN resssn irnendng these gentlemen 70 the
pauohaSe 81 the musical I'nbic."
sTEINwAY SONS.
We oHer the " orld r-nu~ns.d St.tigay ri.t,,
al Cheaper prices aud NOR. accommodation. term
Instrument I'd the First Grand priz. Al IN.
rams Exps 81 tion, and Is conceded to be the Bet
Piano Made.
THE GAINES BROS Piano Cheaue.t Fir,
OiaSs Piano made. Prices from 1875 20 $500
MASON d BAMLI Cabinet Organs.
ES'fEY Co., Cottage Organs: the b,.s. reed
instr urnents made fol Churches, Sunday SCHOOL,,
Lhd ges and Societies.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS MADE.
~ I'd parties purchasing may rely upop r.ce;vin,
ne most complete sa.is faction and most fayors-
lie terms.
PROF. GEO. A. MEITZKR
the wen known Pianist, whose Qualifications TO
select gOod instrument none viii Question,l wiD
give prompt personal attention ON behalf OF ou,
urn to all who win Apply e him: .,,,.
go, River Street, Troy
eprnied&wly. and Delevan House. Albany.