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Al.lrriagrs.

DOWNER CELL EY-At the. Methodist par
sonage May 9th, by Rev. d. w. Dayton, Mr..
Edwin F. Dnwner, of Mddlebury, and Miss Or
pha, Celley, OF Waterbl ny.
SHAMPANY- POT TER In Rutland on the
Sth inst bv Rev .ei and Howard. Mr.. Peter
Sh4mpany to Mis- Een,or Potter, both OF Shrews-
bury
GOODSpEED- VALE .STINE.-I Tinmouth,
May 5th, by the Rev Aida re Walker ID. d., Mr.
John Ii. Goodspecd to Miss Melissa Valentine, all
of Tumouth.
HOUGHTON GILL IS In lions Church,
Sandy HILL n. Y, May Sd, 1869, by Key. Samuel
b. Bost wick d D., Mr.. Andrew II, Houghton, OF
Rutlar q, Vt, to Miss Carrie j. Glllls, OF Sandy
Hill
ENCIESBY HUD SON-ln Hartford, Conn,
May 81 h, by Rev Geor ge IL Gould, Hon. Lever
EFT Il. Englcsby, of Burlington, and Mary X.
Hudson of Hardtford, Conn.
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BEAR KILLED-A bear was killed In
a hamlet in the town of Starksboro, known
as Jerusalem, on Wednesday last. Bruin
came down from tho mountains the pre-
vious night and made raids on the sheep
folds of several farmers, killing three be-
longing to one man, and seven in all. In
the morning some forty neighbors started
in pursuit of him, and by means of fresh
fallen snow tracked him to a small piece
of woods, where well-directed shots from
the guns of John Orvis and Seneca Brown
put an end to his career. His carcass,
weighing over 800 pounds, was dressed,
and grand barbecue and dance INDUCED
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GEORGE NICHOLS,

M>REELrlINo MNEELE.-Thcre are
several firms in New York and Brooklyn
engaged in mvjie.stag marble. The
cheaper kinds Of stock" are used, and
many of the foreign marbles, especially
the lighter c,lorrd ones, arr initiated to
perfection. The coloring matter sinks to
some extent into the stone. so that when
the article is polished 4 true marble sur
face Is obtained, while in marbleizrd slate
only vanished surface Is to be had An
extensive trade in stock suitable for
this kind Of work Ia, already been devel-
oprd, and bids fair to increase.
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~ of Rutland, The Probate Court Tor the
District OF Rutland.
To all persons iutere sted il IIe estate OF Joseph
Hascall, late OF SIT. holy, IL Eaid District, de-
ceased. OhEElIN1'
Whereas II. NJ Dickerman, administrator OF
the estate Of Joseph Hascall, late of Mt. Holly,
IN SAID district, deceased, having presented his
petition IN writing to said court, Representing
that there i. a homestead belonging or resting IN
the widow and children of said deceased, by oper-
alton OF the homestead act, and that II would De
beneficial 10 said widow and minor children 70
sell the homestead for the purpose OF investing
the proceeds IN another homestead, or otherwise
dIspJslng OF the u the said court may d.
rect ia accordance with the acts Of 36i and 1863.
by the authority of the State OF Vermont, you
hereby notified 10 appear before said Court, AZ
the Probate Office. III Rutland, Ill said district,
on the let Tuesday Of june, A. ID. 1869, TO
show cause, if any you have, why said license
should not be granted.
Dated ut Rutland, IN said district, this 18th day
of May, y. D. 1859.
W Il. RDGERTOS.
l9w3ws Second Register.
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Pacific Railroad Completed

pooMFNToRY SUMMIT,
tab, May III.
To the Associated Press
The last rail is laid. The last spike is
driven, and the Pacific Railroad is COM
pleted The point of junction is 1856
miles west of the Missouri River, and 600
miles east of Sacramento city.
(Signed,l LELAND STANFORD,
Central Pacific r. r.
T. c. DURANT.
SIDNEY DILLON,
JONI DUFF,
Union. Pacific Il. r.
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To STOCK BBEEDERs.-The manifest
interest prevalent at the present time in
the improvement of our cattle and horses
is an encouraging sign of the times, and
should arouse all farmers and breeders of
stock who have not given the subject the
it deserves at their hands to
give the subject careful attention to the
matter at the present, lest their neighbors
shall be in advance of them, and have
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Ministerial Convention.

RINsBEcK, N. y: May II.
A two-days session of the Hudson Riv-
er ministerial association of the reformed
church closed here this morning. This
afternoon church convention is in prog
ress, and the towns and cities along the
Hudson are represented. The exercises
throughout have been very interesting.
Most of the delegates will leave for their
homes tonight.
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The Musical Jubilee.

BosTON, May |.
\ grand rehearsal of all the Boston So
cieties and independent classes intending
TO participate in the great oratoric chorus
of the National Peace Jubilee, will take
place at Music Hall on the 10Th inst.
Boston alone will furnish five thousand
singers, who have been rehearsing in Sec
tions for the prst two months.
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COMMISSIONERS
NOTICE :

N/The undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon. Probate Court for the District Of Rutland,
Commissioners 20 receive, example and ADJUST all
claims and demands u all persons against the e.
of John Brown late Of Rutland In said District
decreased, hereby give notice that We VIII
meet for the puTIp,-e of examining and allowing
ss claims al the dwelling hOure Of Irena NJ.
Brown ia PItts5.-ld, ON tn lst Mondays Of June
and August from hive. O'Clock p In.. until four
O'Clock .. m. on each Of sand day. and that six
months from the 23i day of March. A. ID.
1869 n the time limited by sand court for sad
creditors "a present their sad claims 90 Tor
animation and allowance.
Dated at PittzAe.d, tins 23d day Of March A.
-. lS69.
LYMAN GIBBS. co,,.,
-ls:w3w RANSOM DURKEE,
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NY. stock and Money MARKET.

NEw YoRK. May ID.
Money active and steady ut co. pa cent
on call loans.
Sterling exchange duh at lO9GIo9s for gold
and first class bills.
American gold firm, opening at 49,, aiyano-
ing TO 1914. closing al 1857.
Governments without decided dhange.
li.lr..t-rlrrnnt..
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BOSr0H LIVE STOCK NARkET
Brig h ton. Cam bridge and Nedford.
For u1s week ending May ~, 1869.
Reported fyr ras Rutland HERALD.
AMOUNT oP .TaGs AT MARKET.

BEEF-Per 100 lbs. Oh total wei1ilt 81 hide, tai
low aud meat extra, sl2 55di3 90. nrst quality
sl2 25al2 500 second quality, sll 754lz 90; third
quality, go 5Oall 90. a lew choice single pairs
sl3 25al3 so; some Of the poorest cow. &e,
40 OOG1l0 50.
WORKING OXEN .22Sa3lo.
HANDY STEERS and SLIM OXEN Sl25&
30. or much according their value as beef.
COWS AND YOUNG CALVES Far quality
e3sz 20; extra s55GllO farrow and dry eSoSsao
SHEEP Per pound, live weight, sSeshe. ex-
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Per head, in lots. 4, 90
FAR HoGs-Per lb. IoK q lie live weight.
HIDEs-Enghton 81 Gloc.; country lots ~
eSc.; calfskins 20la23c.
Wholesale i4c retail l59l6c.
TALLOW -hpghton, s4sxc.; country lots,
VEAL CALVES ooQI2 90.
PELTs-l5oa20oc., country lots, looei23c
REMARKS.
During the first part Of tie week ending to-day
the supply of cattle VAS rathes short, and prices
were advanced about Nc per h.. but the reports
from Albany 70 day report the number bought
for this market quite large, and thsEs Is gen.
erai impression that cattle viii be sold Low -
they we're two weeks ago. The number landed at
Cambridge and Medford, including nix car loads
Of Western cattle, Ii only go. With the belief
that prices cannot be sustained at Brighton
butchers are disposed to wait II they cannot trade
here on pretty favorable terms. M. W. Il. Bard
we'll sold 30 bullocks, TO drsss about II cvt-, TO
8. 9. Leonard, fed By Pitch Brothers On commits.
mon, the finest lot 1t maxkst. N. @. Basehsldor
sold for J. p. Wiser, Prescott, st lsxc; 20 ss
lsc; IL at axe; Sat Sic; 8 at SIC. N. x. Camp
beil sold ovsu Of cvt. 1t IKE to J. Anison 8
three year old steers 1t l2kc; oas COW and calf
for o7s. Lambert Z Hast5nss sold 4 oxsn; one
pair vdghsd 3ssl Ihs, The othsr three 800 ibs.
each, 1t lsc; stags. homs weight s,s1i lbs' Tor
saso; another pan soee lbs. Sos tss4; oos pair
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1(athG.

JOHNSON In Chest er, May 5th, Mrs. Eliza,
wife of Walter l.. Johns on, aged 81 years and s
months.
ATWOOD-In Chester, May 9th, Oliver At
wood, aged &c years.
PRIEST-At West Ran iolph, VT, May LIST,
500, Ella NJ. daughter Of Charles X. and Mary
Priest, aged 90 years and mos.
CAPRON-Died in Brandon, IN April LIST last,
Hannah Capron, wife Of Samuel apron, IN her
seth year.
PAYNE-At Benson, April %, MS Abigail
Payne, aged IS years,
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BENNINGTON.-Snow is two feet deep
iii the woods on Woodford mountain.
Miss Levantia Morse, adopted daugh-
ter of Mr., Simeon Morse, died Of quicl,
consumption on Monday night last
One of II. c. Roots horses ran away
Friday morning, running down the south
sidewalk Of Min street. Mrs. Dir. Nor
gan came near being run over
Mr.. John Lawson has discovered a
mineral spring III his meadow. In Dig
ging, he found an ancient curb. and he
snpposcz he has opened spring of which
there is a legend in the family that per
sons poisoned by ivy used 10 battle in it
and be cured.
Mr.. Lucius NJ lioltou .oe. to south
Adams +" superintend the construction of
the Collins Block, about 10 he erected
there. Mr.. Holton is Il skillfuI workman.
having built Mr.. Graves house, the Bank,
and the Park Block Mr.. Samuel Keves
is to superintend the stone work on the
Collin, Block
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DEDIGhEE OF CLEVELAND
l. Bay. He was imported. from the New Do
minion :" sired by "Roseberry," brought from
England by the "Drumrnondville Agricultural
Society,""
Roseberry was got by Beverly his dam by
'Drainer - grand dam by liking William -
Beverly was got by Cleveland his dam by Gen.
Benefit grand dam by "Uld Volunteer" Cleve-
land was got by Roseberry, pure bred Cleveland
Horse.
Dam.-Great grand dam by "Black Snake -
grand dam by COLT from ''slr Walter" The
dam by a horse named BLU chur." got by Il thor
oughhred horse by that name, whose dam WAS
got by a colt from 'Sir Walter.
This horse is l64 hands high. weighs $50 lbs,
six years OLE, fine STYLE Mahogany Bay, and Is
SAID by good Judges to be the best horse ever
brought to this country. Mr.. RaIey, (who has
pronounced him the best stock horse he had seen
in Canada. For size strength, endurance and ac-
tivity, he cannot be surpassed, and has been
brous ht here to satisfy the increasing demand Tor
d larger and better class of borses.
Cleveland Bay will stand this season at the
following places, commencing May Eth:
Mondays at Fairhayen.
tuesdays at West Poultney.
Wednesdays and Thursdays at Middletown.
Fridays and Saturdays at Castleton.
For the season, $500
Warrant, $1,000
HIRAM STREETER, Agent.
For further particulars see bills.
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Pacific Railroad Corporation,

CHICAGO, May 10.
The celebration Of the completion Of
the great inter-oceanic railway conn ec-
ton to-day, was the most successful aft ,fr
of the kind that ever took place in Chien-
cago, and probably in the West. 1t was
entirely impromptu, and therefore almost
every man, woman and child in the city,
did their part toward making it a success.
The procession was unique in appearance,
and immense in length, which at the
lowest estimate was seven miles. During
the moving of the procession, Vice Presi-
dent Colfax received the following des-
patch:
PRoMENToRY SUMMIT,
UTAH, May 10.
To Hon. SCHUYLER CoLFAx, Vice Pres
ident of the United States
The rails were connected to-day. The
prophesy of Benton, to-day is fact,-this
is the way to India.
(Signsd) G.. NJ DODGE,
JOHN DUFF,
SIDNEY DILLON,
T. @. DURANT.
This evening, Vice President Colfax,
Lieut. Gov. Bross and others addressed .
large audience at Library Hall, in which
| they spoke eloquently Of the great era
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Fire.


PITTsFIELD, MASS, May II.
Burbank's block, in this town, occupied
by stores and hall, was destroyed by fire
this morning; loss $500, insured for
81, 4GG. The county offices were in the
same building, and portion of the law
library and all the plans of the new court
house were consumed.
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oKwELL.-The population of Orwell
49,. ased 20, in the ten years from 1850
to 1860.
IT., Teachers Institute for the ceun-
=, 90 Ada ison is to be held at Orwell,
Tou 18th an. 10th. Secretary Rankin
Iii conduct /, re Institute, assisted by Mr..
O II Kile. of the Vergennes graded
school, We bes, weak for them cordial
welcome from the ood people of Orwell,
and tbey will be well repaid by an attend
ance on the lecture of Mr.. RANKIN, on the
evening of the nth, a well as in being
present during the exel cises of the Insti-
tute.
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REGG.RIY WAGEs.-Poor Portland
women who make clothing for the New
York Houses, get % cents apiece for wool
en- sack coats, from 12t to Is cents for
pants, for ordinary overcoats Az cents,
and for the heaviest and best made, 10 to
10 cents. And they have, some of them,
TO support children on these beggaring
wages This is one of the arguments
which no platitudes about womans prop
or srhere" can avoid
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which this day works in the history Of
our country. During the evening there
was also . general indulgence in ire-
works, bon-fires, Muminationa. &c.
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do further certify that the foregoing
manned persons are duly elected Septtn-
ultl Council OF Censors, agreeably to the
provisions of said act
Ia witness whereof, | hereuuto sub
scribe my name and affix the seal Of this
Office. Al Northdeld, this 9TH day of Nay,
A D. 1860
GEORGE NICHOLS,
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Bred by X 81 +. Il. SMITH,
Wilmington, Windham County, VT.
Now owned by
He. GLEASON, Shrewsbury, Rutland Co, Vt.
NOTICE The undersigned will keep ut his
stab. . IN Shrewsbury Tor the accommodation OF
thas. who want To improve their stock, bis thor
oulhbt ed Durham Bull,
TECUMSEH,
till June lst after that time, at the stable OF
Charles NJ. Sherman, North Clarendon.
TERMS:
Thoroughbred Cows, 500
Graded cow 800
H. c. GLEASON.
Shrewsbury, May II, 1869. ls"tf
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DYSPEPSIA
AND LIVER
COMPLAINT
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.


Having been afflicted with chronic disease Of
the digestive organs. described 10y physicians as
enlargement Of the liver and inflammation 81 the
stomach for more than ten years, and suffered
what words can never oe-cnbe, without relief
from the most Celebrated medical IL III that could
be consulted. was induced by the phs sician who
last attended me 10 Try Dodd's NerviDe and In
vigoratOr He had wItns rsed rte Effects, be said,
in his own practice, and could recommend II in
the highest terms. ] had about lost faith in
everything; but I followed his advice procured
the medicine. The effect insT ired me with hope.
| continued its use, and still improved: follow
ing II up. ! grew stronger and stronger. and
suffered less and less from my troubles Tins for
some months WAS relieved and needed II
no longer. Dodd's Nervine restored me TO CON-
plete and sound health and no language u able
Ia express the gratitude fe-l ~ beng well once
more. j am thoroughly cured Of the horrible
suffering that had made ten year. Of my life rnosi
wretehcd. No one can conceive my JOY who has
not experienced a like recovery
J.. u. LIBBY.
81. Paul. Mimi.
For sale by all Druggists az One Dollar d lot
Tie l9g&dsw
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Great Rejoicing I'm PhiladeIphfa.

PHILADELPHIA, May 10.
immediately on the reception Of the
news of the driving Of the last spike on
the Pacific Railroad, the bell on Inde-
pendence Hall, and on the various fire
stations, commenced to ring, causing
great excitement Flags are now going
up all over the city. Chestnut Street lie
blockaded with people.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. =

rOM Nj ISSIONE Frs NOTICE. -
~ The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court tor the lDIstrIct Of Rut-
land ACCOMPLISHMENTS TO receive, examine and add
lust AL claims and demands of all persons against
Charles C. barney late of Shrewsbury, in said Dis
trict, deceased, hereby give notice that We will
meet for the purpose OF examining and allowing all
claims at the hotel. of IL. Todd, IN Cuttingsyille
the 26th day of June, and the 3oth day of
October, 1863, from O'Clock p. m. until 5
o'clock, pm, each OF said days, and that six
months from the 3Uth day OF April A. ID. 1869, is
the time limited by said Court Tor said creditors
present their claims to US Tor examination
and allowance.
Dated at Cuttingsyille this 2lst day OF apru, n.
ID. 1863.
j. G. FOSTER
l-w3w JAMES ITNTOCN. ~o'' =
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The Herald il the only paper in
The County OF Rutland, or this Sec
ton of Vermont that takes Jete-
graphic news. The Herald receives
lnc Associated Press Reports rcgU-
iarly.
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OLD PUBLICATIoNs.-M johns of the
Autograph and Remarker writes to the
Vergennes the following relative to news
papers and books published in that city,
in former days:
Besides the old Vergennes Gazzettee, to
which allusion was made in former
Autograph, as being once published in
that city, by T. G. and Il. Wait. | have
seen as published by that concern a
pamphlet entitled the Cannibars Progress
or the Dreadful Horrors of French Inva-
sion, being an account of the excuses and
indignities committed by the French
army in its march through Germany,
about 1856. Also smaller pamphlet
by the same printers, containing copy OF
an act of the Legislature, regulating fees
to be taken for Services by the several
State, County and Town officers.
Later | have seen as purporting to be
printed at Vergennes, the Life of Peter
the Great, Emperor of Russia, printed by
Write u Sibley formerly of Montpelier
and later still, u History of Vermont, by
Nathan Hoskins, which if | remember
right was published at Vergennes, or any
how the Publisher lived there.
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WrpsyspAY. Nav II. 1909.

BUTTER-lNew, extrsl y n. 3sla40c
- fair 10 good y D. 35G37c
{" cOrnmonl y d, 30d3sc
{ old = D.. 20032c
CHEEsE-gExtra Old factory y n, 23G24c
Extra, DID farm D., 22G23c
Ord. old farm q d, ls6r2Ic
Eses-Per dozen. 2l6eWo
BEAss-fPeal extra per bushel, % 50le8 II
Medium pr bu-hel q 25a2 90
DRIED APPIEs-fEasterni y n, lS1l6c
WESTERN . H., l3al5c
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GESERous.-The new library assoeia-
ton at Brattleboro has just received from
Judge kellogg, the timely and well APP
preciated gift eff a building lot IN the
beautiful oak grove on his estate, on hlgh
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DRUGS ARE. CHEAPER!
Snn DOLLARS WILL ]

wv forfeited by DIR. l.. Dix II failing e.
cure in less time than any other physician, more
efiectuslly and permanently, with les restraint
from occupation or less exposure 10 III weather
wit b safe and pleasant medicines.
SELF-ABUsE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATION
Incident 10 married and single ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DESCRIBES;
mercurial affections eruptions and all diseases Of
the skin, ulcers OF the nose, throat and body
pmples on the face. swelling Of the Joints,
yousness, constitutional and other weaknesses ~
youth and the more advanced, at all ages, of
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE Oh MARRIED.
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in ct Browns hotel, in honor Of the hunt
ers. The skin and bounty for the scalp
of his bearship were donated to the party
who had suffered most from his nocturnal
visits. He is believed to be the same ami
NAL who last fall destroyed Is or 30 sheep
in the same neighborhood.
So says the Free Press.
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EAST WAILINGFoRD-The woodpile
of the Rutland railroad company at this
place caught fire yesterday, but was dis
covered in time that the valuable pile of
over two thousand cords of wood was
saved. Men were sent down from Rut-
land but fhe inhabitants, with the aid OF
some young men attending the Institute,
extinguished it before their arrival.
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A Curious CAsE-Tha Free Press
gives the particulars OF a curious trans
action az Pittsburgh On "Wednesday,
28th ult., the daughter of High Sheriff
Burns of Beekmantown was buried in
Platt-burgh After the funeral the fla
Their concluded to remain III the latter
place for II while and drown his sorrow,
and in attempting to do 50 became glori-
ously drunk While III this condition he
ctme upon a party OF peaceabla citizans
standing on a sidewalk OF one of the prin-
cipal streets, imagined that they were
law breakers or something else, and took
one of them to Jail, the prisoner sober and
the officer drunk At the instance of She
riff Aver the prisoner was at once taken
before Justice Desmond, and of course ac-
,uitted But now came his turn, and he,
= rediately after being discharged, caused
- B. to be arrested for assault and
and that worthy was brought be-
Nosmond, where he entered into
hail 70 appaar at tho next Court of Cri-
w., Inr;.air, ION to answer for said Of
fence. Immediate,' v, en- the same night,
Sweenv commenced a suit against officer
B. for false imprisonment 80 the matter
rests at present.