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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-20

LoNG BRANCH, n. j.. May IL
4 dis. 'raceful fight occurred to-day, at
tha sale o hotel property at Long Branch,
between tn old proprietors and creditors,
which 70 int, errupted the proceedings that
the sale had I, be postponed.
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Southern News.

NEW ORLEANS. May Is.
Information has been received of
break in the Grand Levee in the Parish
of Pointe Coupec, half a mile above the
repairs just completed at great expense.
The present break does not threaten ~ do
so much damage as the previous one, the
Leyee being some distance from the
rivers edge, and the water at the break
being only xix feet deep. though $50
yards wide but from the high stage of
the water IL III DO diHicnIf. il not impos-
sible, to close it for some time TO come.
The other crevasse at ST. Barnsrd Parish
has been abandoned as hopeless. The
break i now several hundred feet wide,
aud Of great depth. TIE water sweeping
uninterruptedly back TO the lakes.
MEMPHIS, May l..
The commercial convention commenced
it, session here tc-dry Sixteen Western
and Southern States we're after effecting a
permanent organization. The convention
adjourned until Tomorrow
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BUTTxh,-Per pound, s34s0e
CHKksK-Nev, per pound, zoe
EoGs-Per dozen, x3e
foJAroEs-Per bushel, .3e
TAI1os-Psr pound. loQlIe
HANs-Per pound, z3e
4 'Ny-Per pound, best cuts, leG2se
o. Sx-Fresh, per pound, EQ20e
NJ, roS-Per pound, 29Sc
VIZ, Per pound, ~ 70 quality, ioS2oc
cr,rr .Ss-Per pound, 2sc
conx,s Y-G<orge's, per pound, lose
p.rsg fss-Per pound, 3ASe
NAcrrr, u-Per pound, lo3l3c
Per pound, &c
NAcxuAN TEouT-Per pound, ioe
s1Inon-I sr pound, isc
a1ar.-Mn. sssado, per pound, l29i5e
Code. Z. extrs, re
-. c; 1.s.. ( ( and s.'n0i.'e' zsoass g
Ytrn Ground, S0Gsoc
y s.s. u ,'oa.a' soasse
s.. y:,. ... ses.'' s ssss g
v bite wintsg, ~ ~
NxAI-Per 100 lbs, 49, g
YxkD-Pe1 100 lbs,
Kx1osxsr Ou-Per gall, g
C-vvNPer Dbl, " 20
n 4. nAUr-Ps1 buASel, ~
S.rrn ArrIxs-Psr pound, I've
~ Ponx-Homs, Per Dbl, - %
CIzAs Posx-Pu bbl, 49, ~
BEAuo- pusosA, 90
oar q sool 10
AI-P~ Ton, u~
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~ paltov. Fails 1905 AS a M, -l2:34p m, g.
tj:3) y. M :.
Burlington, $50 & 1880 a. M, '2;2a q o.oo
p. III.
Remington and State line, 1880 4. M ana
1915 y. IN.
-arato,a, h:lj & 1000 a. m, Il 800 p m.
~.l-m, 80 q 1900 n. m, )" m'' aiiu
fi:20 y. IN
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CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT


~ OF Hutland, ~. The Probate Court for the
District Of Rutland.
To all per-ous concerned. Greeting:
Whereas, Lyman 3. Cheney, Guardian OF Geo.
: Long nninoT son OF samuel Long late OF Walpoe
N H. de leased, having presented TO said Court his
petition in writing representing that his said ward
owns an undivided interest in all the real estate
Of which Chloe Long late OF Rutland, deceased,
died sliced and that 1T would be beneficial To the
interest OF his said ward 10 sell the Tor the pur
pose OF investing the proceeds OF such sale III real
estate o. stocks otherwise as the Probate Court
may diect. and praying said Court for license to
sell,the same. Therefore,
BY the authority OF the State OF NeIilOnt, you
are hereby notified to appear before said Probate
Count, II the Probate Office In Rutland, IN said
district, the 81 1uesdayof June, A II. 1853, 10
show cause, If any you have, why said license
should not tie granted.
Dated at Rutland, IN said district, this 18th day
vi May a. ID. 1869
w. u. EDGERTON,
lj:w3ys Second Register.
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N.x. ssscn a.a Sssssy masAss.
NV Yoaa. Nay 10.
Money continues nrn at s67 PEI cat On eau
losns.
Sterling Exchange quiet and firm at losx Tor
gold and nrst elias bills.
American gold decidedly frmer; opening at
i4ih; declining to lab; advancing to i2X;
closing at I4s
Government stocks active and firmer
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Publishers Association

ST. Louis, May Is.
The Missouri State Publishers Associ-
alton will meet here tomorrow.
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Fro, n ~. Louis.

ST. LoUIs, Nav Is.
4 large number 4 Presbyterian clergy
men have gone from here TO attend the
general assembly Of the Presbyterian
church sourh at Nashv lille.
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.R,fNs ARRIvEAr RUTLAND.

erom ..eil,es Fans, l:i5 A'in''
1000 p. m, - % IN
i..rau.e,a, - : ~ 29 4 M - =" NV
pm. !,
,5,.r-.,,. and state tine, tll.4o y. u. and
$3.50 b.
.S.f.tt..,a. 1900 a m, 40 & 1915 I. NJ
e.. -. - Mixed.
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STATE OF yEHMUNT UIsTRICT

STATE Of VERMONT, DISTRICT
oof Fairhaven Be 1t remembered, that at Q
session OF the Probate Court holden at Castleton,
May A. u. 1859
Present: HoN. c. NJ. WILLARD, Judge.
Whereas, certain instrument IN writing,
lament of Abigail Payne, late Of Benson, in
SAID District deceased, having been this day pre-
scented to said Court tor Probate, and duly hied
IN the Registers Office: Therefore, it Is ordered,
that all persons interested in the estate OF said
deceased, be notified to appear before said Court,
at the Probate Office III Castieton, III said District
on the I'd Monday in June, A. D., 1869, by publ
cation OF this order, three weeks successfully pre-
vious thereto, in the Rutland Herald, newspa-
per printed ut Rutland IN saidstate, to show
If any they may have, why SAID instrument IN wri-
ting should not be proved aud allowed, as the
last will and testament OF the deceased.
20w3w HENRY l.. CLARK, Register
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I ,nrrn ,uIA. MaY Il

PHILADEIl 'HIA, May 10
Geo Hood, the business manager at the
Academy of Music in this 'ity, died this
morning.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-05-20

fue Herald IL the only paper III
,i,c county of Rutland, or this sec.
ZION Of vermont that takes Geie-
,.,.,uaic news. The Herald receives
IN. 1ssaci;,ted Press Reports regu-
carly.
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REMARkS-

Without much dIf renee iD quo.able price, the
market favOrs the buyer. ana the seller reallses
les iJr hi- = OK EaD one ago. The supply
Is al-o abundant, but tn unu-ually large de-
IN aud ifoIn the ct Nex Eng AID foE beef
iends u relieve the city marke'. aud prevent the
the fleets arge supp ir,n th-w-s', Which has
amounted "a nearly 2.5tO had fDr the week.
There we're only 49, cattle - c.rn Tidge Market
to-day. anl the dernasl "a, = weak a. rhe num-
ber was small. NJ. joyce add - Michigan oxen
al l27lc -. X Campbell .old par Of good
oxen. led - john MaiIel. Degby. VI, .sti-
IA tted IN drr-- go 10. each Tor l5e and A. NJ.
Bowen sod pair I'D by g. aud J. Chandler. Ian
dah. y. II AZ l3e per No. NJ. X. aupbell sold
pair Of steers at 55 az lle pr ID. J. Stone SOD
l2A.c 4. ElNeli sold four good cDw-, all wish
young calye-. for $50. }. v. Taylor sold oDe
COW and calf TOR go. About all the Western and
a good share Of Northern sheep were bought b.
the drOser- for the butchers a enmIni, sion. G.
Hooper sold 81 sbe.p 100 lb-. n for Sc. per To-
and Al sheep. - lbs, for Sc.. both lots. fed by
ii. Haughton, wap1e. y II. 4. CisloId sold
IS sheep -, az &c.. ant - II is fos e. pr 10.
D. VOL soll lol for = e, - yeaIliii's AZ g. a.
W Taylor sold . sheep, GTas- live weight, 40
lbs, al C. per No. The market for mutton hrs
been dull IN The city the past N-.k, and pr4cer
hardly sustained sheep Veal has al
been ''lruggy," but a. the supply - much email
er than last week. all we're taken more readily
thar last Tuesday. ON delivery, ON commission.
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TRIBUTE TO REV. PLINY III. WHITE
At the Bennington County Union of
Good Templars, held at Pownal, April
Goth, the following resolutions, relative to
the death of Rev Pliny H. White, were
adopted:
ReSOl0ed, That we, members of the
Convention have heard with profound
sorrow Of the death of our brother, Rev
Pliny H. White. Grand Worthy Chief
Templar of the State We would bow
with reverence to the mandate Of our So
veregn and Ruler, and will strive 10
emulate the virtues o. our deceased bro
Their, and pledge ourselves to renewed dill
ligenee i'll the cause he 81 ably repre-
sented
ReSolged, That the members of this Con-
vention wear the usual badge Of mourn
ing for twenty days. as token OF re-
spect for the memory of our departed
Chief
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HEARTH AND HONE = Hearth nd
Home will, this eek, COZ. tain a fine
wood engraving by Linton, after an
original drawing by barley. The en-
cravings in Hearth u Home are exceed
ingly we'll executed, and are printed with
a care productive of the best results.
BESNINoToN.-East Bennir. gton is 653
feet above the ocean,
William Hawks, of Bennington,
caught a brook trout on Saturday morn
ing weighing two pounds and thirteen
ounces. 1t was seven teen inches long.
The funeral of Eugene Cook, who was
crushed between two engines on Friday,
took place on Saturday afternoon at the
Episcopal Church. Mr.. johnson, the rec
tor, preached an eloquent sermon from the
text, There is but step between me
and DEATH part of l Samuel, Xxx, g. A
large number of Good Templars were
present in regalia, the deceased having
been member of that order. The de-
ceased did not speak after his injury His
spinal column and one arm were broken,
and his intestines burst through on one
SIDE lie was to be mar ried on the 26th
instant to daughter of Sheriff Lyman
fowers, an admirable young lady, who
has been insane ever since the news of
Mr. Cooks death reached her. At the fu-
neral the choir chaunted the subliroe
hymn, "Abide with Me-
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APPLEToN's JoURNAL.-The transla-
ton of Victor Hugo's novel, printed in
Appleton's Journal, has one great advant-
age over the version that appears in the
Gentleman's Magazine,-it adheres faith
fully to the authors text. The English
translator takes presumptuous liberties,
and assumes the right to correct several
mistakes in Victor Hugo's reference to
English manners and history. This is
all wrong Victor Hugos very blunders
are characteristic, and no translator can
be justified in pruning them away. In
this matter, as well as in respect to Illus
trations, variety of reading matter, and
general appearance, Appleton's journal
amply meets the expeditions Of the
public.
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STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

~ of Rutland, The Probate Court for the
District VI Rutland
To all persons Interested in the estate of Susan
Sherman, late Of Mount Holly, in said district,
deceased, Int. state. Greetingt
Wharels N A. Holton, administrator oi the
estate Oh aid deceased having represented to said
Court that will be necessary to sell all the real
estate belonging TO said estate, being house and
barnard one-half acre OF land situate In Mount
Holly AFORESAID, and that 1t would be beneficial
TO the heirs, and all those interested In said es-
tate to sc the same, ali the heirs IN this state
having consented thereto in writing. Therefore,
BY the authority OF the State OF Vermont,
Court AZ the Probate office, III Rutland, in said
district, IN the 81 Tuesday OF June, A. ID. ls69,
TO show cause, IL any you have, why said license
should MT be granted.
Dated It Rutland, in said district, this 10th day
of May, 4. d. 1869.
w u. EDGERTON, ID Register
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| NEW WHIPPING Posi-. = The new
whipping post and pillory, recently erect
ed in the Jail yard at New Castle, Del. to
. the place of the ancient and dilapi-
L., n,,e. was inaugurated on Saturday
-, ~ 'sring of three men convicted of
lg..oo : and the fogging of ten
,.r,;,. uisdemeanors. A crowd
oot' ''' - oen and children wit
OF gaping men, vol sneetao,e. The
messed the disgusting
heaviest whipping was T,
lored man, whose offence was :
white girl. He got thirty lasL % u .ne
bare back. Two other colored n en- 'o'
petty larceny, received twenty nes
each. One dispatch says: "The n !"
structure is quite worthy the taste and
enlightenment of community that pre-
serves this relic of barbarism in an age
called enlightened
Personal. = The Burlington Free
Press says We notice in the California
papers, notices ofthe approaching compile
ton of an extensive grain elevator, the
frat that will have been constructed IN
California, and equal in capacity to the
largest in the grain growing States east OF
the Rocky Mountains, which Is being
erected under the superintendent OF
Capt. Charles Wheeler. of Vallejo, Cal.
Can't. Wheeler is son of our townsman,
Horace Wheeler. That he stands we'll
also in other respects than as q construct
ing engineer, we infer from . local in the
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ANOTHER WAsnBURN IN THE FIELD.
The name of Peter L. Wa,hburn Is pro-
posed As candidate for Governor III Yer
mont. What an iuterminable emily
these Washburns are i-Netr lor.. Uol~
ain
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ARRIVAL and Departure o.
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.

TRAINS LEAFE NJ
,ror Bellows Falls, l:30S - H., i2;54p MS
tj:3, p. M
burlington, l.sO & 1880 q. M, Z:zo q DO
Bennington and State line, 1880 a. m. and
>.'sn, 80 q 1900 A. N, 'l2so M and
ti:2O =. IN.
GRAINS ARRIVE Az RUTLAND
eroa .ell,Hs Fans, El5 an, & -2;io 's''V ="
IT,, i"%o / z ~ ~ 20 A. m, 4.25 s $40
.,.,n,taa and state tine, tll:ic a u and
.,...,. .i9.oo !. m. 20 & 1915 Pm.
~. - Mixed.
IN. Herald il the only paper in
,ucC.unty of Rutland, or this Sec
ZION Of Vermont that takes Teie-
..,.,pnic news. The Herald receives
IN, associated Press Reports regu-
tariy.
MAsoNIc-At the annual election OF
officers of hillington Commandery, No.
6, at Masonic Hal, May 18th, 1868, the
following Sir knights were duly cleo
ted
!, -; Is
l. q Kingsley G. G.
L V * Wilson, +.
] H. NJ lntyrr, $ w
! mes Russell, J. W
Geo 4 Futile, L.
Chester Kingsley, X
-
l. l.. Persons, W.
y L. Davis, 1T q. q.
Ga ""dweH, u {. ..
Geo w Crawford, "a {. q.
\. Po,ler, ).
Prudential Committee-Jamcs Barrett
Nd. " ~. " ''7.''' M ! / '7'''''h'
Arrfpg<r-On SATURDAY. last, az Mr.
n ! p.r,,n- af ,Li- t,wp w. BLASTING
,..l.. ,.,..r liz residence month of IN,
.dr,,. ,hir. t,,u,in.~ The ,L.,re,. down
rr~m''nf" discharge took place. throw
inf "'m several 'oet' ana "J"Fi"s Ms y
"o'i me mani AZ hr7' ~ was supposed
''' '"J"'! ' '''s > III = ~ Oe P'' Ia IAN
'"] h"' yesterday ne WIS reported i'n-
r'''"s IN alt respects especially his eye
..a u
,r.. rs l<uErD Yesterday after
""." ~ La1. aa., h.in.. Ir;ro,,
' XIV ,,,r,., bri1,. buiIt over .
H,rr.' EIoel, or Merchants
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The Times says Dr. Walpole has lost his beau
tiful chestnut mare. She died suddenly III the
harness. it il supposed from Bots or Pin worms.
II the Dr. had used sherdans Cavalry Condition
Powders. he would no doubt have had his mare
to day they are death on worms.
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TotI for Bennington Co. S12,176 20
WM. Z kIrrEEDGE, assessor

WILLIAMS CoLLEGE-The statistics
of the graduating class give u the follow
ing facts; The class hls upon its li,tthir-
ty-fvc, five of which are partial course.
The oldest man Is twenty-seveu years,
four months and eighteen days; the
youngest. nineteen years, four months and
six days The heaviest man weighs one
hundred and sixty-uine pounds; the
lighte~t man weighs one hundred and tif
teen pounds average weight one humid
red and torty-,ix pounds, The tallest
man j. six feet one inch shortest, five
feet four and !, half inches; average
height five feet, nine inches One Is mar
ried, five are engaged, five IN love, ten
meditlting marriage, and one rejected
Thirteen are from New York, six from
Mass tchusett~, four from Indiana, three
from Vermont, two from Ohio, and seven
other States with one representative each.
Ten enter the law, six the ministry, and
two the medical profession. Commence
mcnt comes on the 3ith Of June, five
W eks earlier thln-uu former years. The
senior examination viii be on Thursday
and FRIDAY. July 18th and 18Th On
Sunday, June Goth, at 10! Il. IN,
Prof Il 4 Parks, Of Andovcr, will deliv-
or an address before the Mills Theological
Society. At : s'clock, ? m, will be the
bacc laureate discourse to the graduating
class by President Hopkins On Monday
June 2l~t, Mt :! o'clock, p IN, viii be the
Adelphic Union exhibition, Tuesday,
June 23d, will be class day. At 10.
o'clock, a. IN, gymnastic exhibition i'll
Goodrich Hall. Glass exercises in the
Congregational church at 3 o'clock ?.
Address before the Adelphic Union at q
o'clock, p. m. by Rev. Theodore L Cuyler,
Brooklyn, n Y Wednesday, june 23d,
is Alumni day. In the evening there will
be a prize rhetorical exhibition by mem
bers of the sophomore and junior classes.
Thursday, June Gath, will be occupied
with the commencement exercises which
commence at 8 o'clock, p. IN. The sum-
mer vacation will extend to August goth.
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PAwLFF.-As Mr.. Weed, of Pawlet,
y. attempted TO drive through the river
" days since, with oxen and cart and
ling urged, they gave leap,sind
d cart went under water, out OF
-, 4, Ney driited down stream some
a. and &, s!ly succeeded in getting to
Ind
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A NEW BOOK FOR AGENTS,
ABy CATHERINE L. BEECHER, and
HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.

THE AMERICAN WOMAN'S HOME,
Or Principles of American Science. Being
guide to Economical, Healthful, Beautiful and
Christian Homes. Well printed; profusely illus
trated handsomely bound. A work that will
fluid Its way into every household in the land.
Sold only through Agents by subscription. Ex-
elusive territory and liberal discounts given.
A splendid book for lady canvassers. Agents
wanted in every town and county. Send for de-
scriptive circulars TO J. B. FORD & CO., Publish
ers, 80 Park Row. New York. WV
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Revenue Department OF Washington
county has been reconstructed since the
decease of L O. Brown, Esq, in the fol-
lowing manner, viz:
lst Division, John Gregory Of North
field, Assistant Assessor - Waterbury,
Duxbury, Mildlesex, Moretown, Waits
field, Fayston, Warren, 1toxbury, North
field and Berlin.
I'd Division, Harvey Tilden of Barre
Assistant Assessor - Montpelier, Barre,
East Montpelier, Caltis, Plainfeld. Marsh
field, cabot, Woodbury. ana Worcester
OKwEIt-Tho town of Orwell was
chartered by New Hampshi,e to BENZ ,1nin
Underhill and 63 others, As2 IS, 1868
The Congregational church in Or
well. on the 9th inst, voted 10 continue
the arrangement, adopted last winter, OF
having only one sermon each sabbath,
The late Hon Joseph H. Chittenden,
not long ago, presented to the Congrega-
tional church in Orwell, about 50 yalu-
able volumes for a nucleus OF pastors
library
Hon. Earl Cu~hmnn, VI d, OF Or
well, recently procured vaccine matter
and vaccinated large number OF the peo-
pie OF that town. for the small pox BY
giving his personal attention to this mat
ter he has pre- euted the entrance Of that
exception of Que case, for the fifty three
years of his residence and practice there.
PERsoNAL-Dr. Albums. recently OF
.h, AA.,,,- Hons. u. CL.~..-,., formerly
of Vermont, has opened first class hotel
in Saratoga, y. Y He has associated
with him in business, DR. Grin Ford
BUKLINGroN-Th There are twenty-five
Deputy Collectors Of customs beside the
Chief Deputy. one of whom received
salary Of 81 800; four 81 400 each one
81 200; seven 81 900 each; two 5000
each seven $500 each amounting in all
to 10000
The new City Hotel at Burlington,
under the management of Messrs. Ray Il
Brooks, was opened on Tuesday. Ii is
located just east OF the American Hotel,
in what j. known i, the wheeler
Block
The s,>e Of the City Hall has been
granted the Grand Lodge OF Mason-,
which assemble at Burlington, June 9th
and 10th
Henry kE.I..In,. rnu, irtaI at the
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HeW advertisements.

A STRAY. TAKEN UP BY THE
"A Subscriber in Goshen on the 9th of May 1869.
one middlng sized sorrel mare, supposed to be 5
years old. SAID mare has four white feet, and
a little white in the forehead, and the owner is
requested TO prove property, pay charges and take
her away. X. Nj. BROWN.
Goshen, May 10th, 1869. l0wl"
STENCIL PLATES, WIRE CLOTH
~ Fly and Mosquito Screens for windows and
DOORS and Wire Cloth Cupboards or Safes for
food, manufactured by
=. EDGERTON,
West Street, Rutland, VT.
Also.-Patent fruil and Step Ladders con-
stantiy on hand wholesale and retail, at lowest
cash prices. mayl7d&wlw
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BEEF-Per 100 he. on total weight Of hide, tall
low and meat; extra, sl2 55al3 90. first quality
81 2jal2 50, second quality, sli 75al2 90; third
quality. go 50all o., few choice single pairs
tl3 25ai3 50; some u the poorest cows, Axe,
SO OOlIlO 50.
WORKING OXEN-s225d3
HANDY STEERS aud SLIM DXEN-l25a
go, or much according ~ their value beef
cows AND YOUNG CALVES FaIr quality
S35li 20. extra s75allO, far1Dw and dry ssgd50.
SHEEP Per pound, live weight, 5askc. eK-
ira "a 10.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Per head, in Iots, o. 90
as 90.
EAT HOES Ter 10 l0H n lie lave weight
HIDES rIgbfsD ~ ~ lOc.. country Tote ~
a.. calfskInr 20a2
sHoTE--whole>ale lsc GEl5c. retail isai-e.
1ALLoW brighton, sqske.; country lOis
5a7s.
VEAL CALVES g. ala 90
PELTS -l5Oa 2O0e.: country lOts lO0al25e
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Chapptd hands are very common with those
who have their hand much III water. y few
drops oil Johnsonls Anodyne Llninent rubbed
Oven the hands two OF three times day, viii
keep them soft and white. Fishermen, sailors
ana others Wal DO well 70 remember this.
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Hoston Produce Market.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by cHAMBEh
LIS. STURGEs s. Co.. Commission Merchants
~ and 81 Faneuil Han Market, Boston.
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TIM PooR MANS FRIEND. Doctors bills are
too long for poor mans pocket, but many OF
them may be avoided by keeping Graee's salye IN
the cupboard. 1t i, the precious pot OF ONT
Inent" curing burns, cuts, sc-lds, sprains,
wounds, chilbiains, chapped hands, &c. Prudent
housewives will save their husbands hard-earned
money by pureLa-in; a box OF this s..!ve.
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wrpNrspAr. M.rl7. lees.
Rutland Retail Prices Current.
"WEDNESDAY Monsrso, May 10, 1865.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHESTER
KINGSLEY, Wholesale and Retail Grocer.
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Arrival ~ Psrcific RailreeA.

A grocer of this city has received An
invoice of Jsraa tel. via the Union Pc
ciic railroad. only thirty days from Yoke
hama
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The following are the closing quotations for
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Reported for the Rutland HERALD.
AMOUNT or STOCK AT MAEKEr.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brig Il ton. mbridge and Medford.

For the week ending May 10, 1869.
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Hons rs GNIrErD-Ye-terday after
,,..n 49, 4 span Of horses belonging to
..aort. RI eharl-on We're being driven
...r5.. i tom uoriry bridge built over a
Drain back Of Oates Block, on Merchants
Row. tn, plank tipped and threw both
t.,r-c- oil mt, the soft swamPy earth, and
u.4,!v into rhe drain, brui,ing and
.nrarching aud otherwise seriously injur-
rlg them
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2 OOO LBS. GOLDFISH.
ceVOV 90 bbls. Herrings,
20 hf. bbls. g
20qr. g
2ohf. q Ciscoes,
10 bbls Salmon.
Just received at LANDON q HUNTOON.