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a voIcg FROM BwgDEs. American Chemists
and their Production appreciated by the PROBES
nj the celebrated Universities In Sweden.
Mr., Sachs. bir, At your request, have tested
Halrs Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover, IN my
practice at the "scraGmcr Hospital" and can say
IL Will restore " ny hair TO is original color. II
Is entirely harmless, and lis valuable remedy 10
Use ia such
y. II. IIALHgTEa,
Professor Of Chemistry and Medicine.
Stockholm, July g. 1868.
From the highest medical authority In Sweden.
IA have had occasion 10 see several per IONS
who for some time have used Halls Vegetable
sicilian Hair Henewcr, nnd know that !, has H.
stored the original color Of the hair, ~ we'll a.
bring efficient III removing the itching and dan
druE that aocoinpnnios the falling on Of the hair
/ consider It my duty 10 acknowledge The gnmc to
DIR. sachs.
VINCENT LUsDEEG,
hy-ician-in-chicf TO the King, and PIcscryer
Of his life.
Stockholm, July 7, 1868
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Of tho people Of the party
upon these primary meetings is absolutely
necessary to keep our conventions out OF
tho bands Of designing men, anxious for
10 s,oils Of Office. Whore the legal re-
,,,,lican voters in town attend tho
iona and vote, there is no chance for
bargains or cliques TO control, unless they
make State generally satisfactory TO the
people.
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stocks closed unsettled.
The following are the olo,.nr guo.aaop.
farfIegs.
NEW YoRK,

NEW York, June Is.
AsHEs-Pots steady at gas 90. Pearls dull
and nominal.
CoTIoS.-More active. Sales !, 500 bales at 3.
q 33c. for middiing uplAnds.
Receipts -four -s,69l bbis.
FLoUR Firmer. but without decided change
Sales 100 bbls. at 90 az 5 10 for SUPER.
fine State and Western; s0C16 IS for common
70 choice extra state; i56s6 80 for do. extra
Western 6 256f7 IS good choice white wheat
extra; 75Ca6 65 common choice Round Hoot
Ohio; 50G17 so common TO fair extra st. Louis
90 ii 90 good choice do; closing heavy. In
Guided in the sales 1900 bbls. extra State for
expectation, at l0Gt6 IS. California -four quiet
sales $50 bills at 1909 90.
Bye -four in moderate request. sales $50 bbls
at 4 Is az IS.
Corn meal quiet. Sales 500 bbls of Brandywine
at 4 IS.
WHISKY More steady. Sales 30 bbls. Western
at l0l 4 al03 for free.
Grain-W heat 49, l26 bush.
Wheat-Wbeat firiner. Sales IS, 900 bushels
AZ 80 for No. spriDg on the spot and 20 arrive.
80 No. and 8 do. mixed, 1851 No z do, Iss
No do, 1i3 common red winter western, 1853 \
amber Michigan, lC3 white California, l53 Amber
Canada.
Rye heavy. sales Ooco bush Western at TX,
State at ! IS.
Barley quiet.
Barley malt dull.
Receipts com-io, s2i bush.
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PHILADELPHIA. Juno ID.
Peace Jubilee.

BosToS, June Is.
The inauguration of the the great ma
tional Peace Jubilee took place little af-
ter three o'clock. Rev. +. +. Hale asked
Divine blessing Mayor Shurtleff deliver
ed the welcome address. A. H. Rice fol-
lowed the Mayor as orator. His speech
was of considerable length. Admiral
Porter, Com. Rogers, and other veteran
naval officers wero escorted to the Co
liseum by the Union Navy Association.
Many other distinguished people, includ-
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Indignation 1Gccfing.
MAsIIINGInN-

WAsHINGToN, June -.
The printers in the government employ
held an Indignation meeting over the al.
legged SANDERS and misrepresentation Of
them by the National Typographical
Union
Indignation speeches were made, but
no action was taken. They claimed the
privilege OF settling the Douglass ques-
ton themselves
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ing Mrs. Harrison, Gray, OtissParepa and
Ole Bull, were cordially greeted by both
performers and spectators in the vast
building. Tho choir and instrumental
performers numbered from ten 10 $1,000
and the audience probably numbered
q, 900 notwithstanding tho heavy showers
during tho forenoon, and the contin uod
threatening weather. Fully one half the
people inside the Coliseum were ladies
The general view from the Balcony IL
quite beyond description, nothing like IL
was ever seen on this continent. The
view embraced about three and a half
acres Of faces. The first piece on the
programme was the Grand Choral A
strong castle il our Lord was sung by
full chorus with grand orchestra and
organ under the direction Of Mr.. Gilmore.
The chorus comprised ten thousand voices,
and the orchestra eleven hundred instru-
ments, which, combined with the swelling
notes Of the organ, completely filling the
building, the rendering Of vocalization
being as distinct and clear in enunciation
az if only given by church choir, except
ing that in volume it excelled anything
ever before heard. At its close the au-
rdience testified its appreciation by long
continued applause.
Overture on Taunhauser, b. selected
orchestra of six hundred musician, was
then performed under direction Of Julius
Eichbcrg, was first purely instrumental
performance and great expectations were
hinged upon it by critics 1t was care
fully and thoroughly performed, its finer
strains being plainly heard in all their
sweetness in all parts Of the building and
was confessed success, eliciting rounds
o. applause. Glory be to God on High" "
fro m Mozart's twelfth mass, was rendered
in oscillation by full chorus with orches-
ira a. ID organ accomplishments, under
lircctio Of Icrrahn.
AVA \ 'aria" was then sung by Parepa,
Whose app, arance was greeted by sim
ultaneous ap, 1lausc from the audience and
performers. IT, violin obligato was per-
formed by two Ia. andred yiolin- led by Ole
Bull. under the di. ector-hip Of Gilmore.
solo by Parcpa was heard in all parts Of
the building.
Next was "star spangled Banner,
under direction ii GilL-rts. This IN
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New ) DIRK News.

NEW loEE, June 70.
President Grant left, tonight by Fall
Els, Boat
Gen. Dix was a passenger on tie Cam
bria which arrived last night
Report says another Cuban expedition
numbering two hundred men will leave
here within - hours.
Thomas Murphy, third mate Of the ship
James Foster. has been convicted Of beat
Of one Of the crew who subsequently, died
Jane Gynn, the carpenter was again
tried and convicted, on two more counts
ia the indictments agains; him.
An adjourned meeting Of tie engineer.
Of the air line railroad to Boston wa. held
here today at which further measures
were taken toward the building of road
which it is expected will he completed in
side Of two years
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Interesting General Ne WIS.
&c. &C &C.
'
Portland INcursiOui>ts.

Special To Rutland HERnD.l
SPRISGFIELD, VI,
June 10, 1863.
Mayor Putnam, Of Portland, M ayor
Stevens, of. Concord Hon. John n. 1sla,
and a Committee Of the Board Of Ira, 'e
Of Portland, with party, arrived at Spring
field this evening, and viii arrive in Rut-
land by 10 am. train from Bellows Falls
on Tuesday. T..
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Don't be humbugged with the foolish idea that
Catarh cannot be cured The world moves and
medical science is progressive The proprietor OF
DIR. Sagc's Catarrh Remedy will pay $500 reward
for case OF Catarrh which he cannot cure. Sold
by druggists at fifty cents, and each package
makes a full pint of the medicine ready for use
Can get it by mail for Sixty Cents from DIR. X. v.
Pierce, Buffalo, NY, and getIthree bottles free
Of cypress charges.
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PETTY BURGLARY = We learn that
some boys, on Monday night, being tempt
ed by longing for candy, broke into the
store of B. & D. C Billings, on Merchants
Row. An entrance was effected by cut
ting the putty from pane of glass and
removing it. Candy and sweetmeats only
were taken, and the lads who committed
this small burglary are known, one Of
them being detected by the putty on his
knife. These boys should make this the
last time they commit acts of this kind,
as a term in the Reform School would be
very unpleasant for them.
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If the ladies but knew what thousands ofthem
are constantly relating 10 us, candidly believe
one half of the weakness, prostration, and dis
tress experienced by them would vanish. James
Marsh, ESQ. 80 West 18th Street, y T., says,
+" he has three children, the first two are weak
and puny. his wife having been unable to nurse
or attend them, but she has taken Plantation Bit
tiers for the last two years, and has child now
eighteen months old which she has nursed and
reared herself and both are hearty, saucy and
well. The article is invaluable to mothers, .
&c.
Such evidence might be continued for volume
The best evidence is TO try them. They speak for
themselves. Persons of sedantry habits troubled
with weakness, lassitude, paiptation of the heart,
lack of appetite, distress after eating torpid liver
diabetes, &c, will find speedy relief
through these Bitters.
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A Masonic SwINDLER.-A swlndler
named Richardson, who claims to be a
Royal Arch Mason. has been arrested In
Rochester He was accompanied by q
woman and boy. They claimed to DO
from Troy, N. Y, and to that city they
wereI returned.
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Thc Herald ~ the only paper I'm
the County of ItutIand, or this sec
Uon Of vermont that takes Tele-
graphic news. The Herald receives
the Associated Press Reports regu-
Iariy.
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DENNINGTION AND RUTLAND


Rutland 70 Chatham -Four CORNERS Connect
ing with New York and Harlem BalIroti.
Change of time commencing WedIc- lay. Jun.
lG, 1869.
Leave Rutland i.jD a IN. Ion Bennington, con
Meeting ut State Line with train for Troy.
Leave Rutland 1870 pm. Express tor Chat
h IN -Four Corners connecting with IA ARDEN traia
70 New York
Leave Rutland 2:l5 III. Tor Remington.
Through Tickets 10 New York sold, and bag
gage checked direct at all principal stations.
Trains leave New York Tor Rutland from 2Gth,
street and Ith avenue, at ZOO a.
C. WHITE, Supt.
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Boston Produce MARKET.
Rep,Is i expressly iOr the Herald by CHAMBER
LIZ. srrRGEs a. Co., Commission Merchants.
= snlsl F4rauil Hall Market, Boston.


BursEE .A..t. gxtral , =, 5ia8sr
TAR - good . ,. 3la3De
common. p u. 2sG2ae
gssB..- IE-ga. flesF factory p =, -0lg-2e
ia Tx farm = 4, l-'G-oe
fN.rs4.. .a.-s farm. p y, loGl3e
rr..= - E-5ss n0n22e
~. 20. -,..s. T.. srfl,hel s3 50a3 ~
u.si..T-t. - L.. a. 31a2 ~
rs.,.,-r. 49,. f-t.ltl. a v l5alGe
q. lN.-t.s.uI 4, Il l3al5c
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,Scr1ud-P d. Ballou, l.. II. Hard, Jas.
A. Shoid, r. s. Taft, r. II. Start.
jSuJStjt,ttcs-G G. Benedict, i. Nj. Van
Sicklen, J w Hickok, w l.. Burnap, III.
M. Phelps
NoRrnFIELD.-He man Carpenter, Geo
Nichols, c. r. Kimball.
CoICHEsTER-A J. Crane, w. V. Rey-
nolds, Ira Robertson.
Rock1HGHAM-W. II. Johnson, J. b.
Divoll, J. d. Bridgcman.
WEsTM1NsTER-J. c. Richardson, n.
Pierce.
MENDoN-Ira Ormsbee substitute A.
Bennett.
WEYBRIDGE-J. Il. Dodge, substitute
y T.. Parkhill
BKANDoN-Geo. W. Parmenter. Il.
Clark, John Capen, Chas. d. Pitts. substi-
tutos b. A. Goodrich, w. T. Kingsley,
n. A. Eddy, f. r. Button.
CuEsTER-M crrick Wentworth, VIII
liam Rounds, Luther Adams, f. H. Rob
bins
MIDpLEBUHY--L. Knapp. Justus Cobb,
A. s. Tracy, Ira w. Clark.
BENSON r. Carter, +. l.. Barber
substitutes, NJ c. Peck II A. Norton.
BKArrLEBoRo- B. ID. Harris, Royal
Tyler, S n Herrick, kittridge Ha-kina,
G.. T. Thompson
CuAtLoTrE-J. H. sherman, Joseph
BARTON.
LrnLow H. Geo. Snowlen Bedfeld,
Gardner }, li3"'' II =. n, t'A.'Iy a"o'i - =
i"',,' =. =. ii"'i''noi''' - al ''''' -
- ~ .......t.,; .,... W.
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''y 10y. "a = p.u ,vatf.m q
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~. '''''','''' - ~ - 81, ~, ui'c III,
sheldon Henry Clark Mar M'r'I'l' h' .l,
I''-',' ~ r. fr,,.i'..u, ir,ra q emu
It"',, I'm H.. tt.,,..,.,.3
- !. hIoR.,@y' i l'g@'S = '' va,5 Il
), En3' 1 ,, -"'a'''"'e'' j..
! .'''','a,1'' nm - ~ ,,.g..t -
q, 'N7l '''.l y. '''''''
"P,ro' IT,. H.. = ti..l,,.... 81.
s-.1 - 80.
,2 ~ s''1l'' = 4Ai'''''i' -
'''ea9'n. o.,
'zf', Ia T. - ~
- ~ -
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n, tI.,..ft 1,i1lf,,,b,,, ~. II
-, ,,,5..
W,,. - WI. = a
!, ~ - ~ ~ IL.
PIP" h,' - " - :, ~. - ,
Subsidiaries N's"i - 1A'''''S' - -
u iln.
ht' 3N"Np- --E' ). -'l''7'"' y, -'"-
Die.
MoNffEIit.R.--J osepn f"'''.d' 1eorze
=. ~ pare l. /. " "i'oh' '''"f1e ~
9mItA ~
~ lSls1@--' ~ los I'Fi@"'''' "so's o =" /.
,
pg',f<Ir,r. J.,oa- hutchinson. r.
J. l. Cleveland. II.
ST. AiFAN9 r" m tlap2 Aloert
1''i h, =. :. 'i'l''t' y. "a. "' ~ ~ -
~ Co.. u R,ynton Tr.rn.- F.iT.y
josiah II Adams
#EBGf>SEs -G;earga w GranieF, H..
D.. ID 3 3
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y. ). -toc6 and Money Market.

NE~ YORK. June j..
Money tilHi 1t : 70 cent Oh eali loans.
Sterling Exchange finn al la9S @.osz. for
gold AMI Grst class bills.
American gold heavy and !ow,r, orening at
1854; closing al 1884,.
Government; stocks steady "A; the following ono
tatlDns
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,sutrnua Retail Prices Current.
-arteI expressly for the HEEALD by cHEsTEE
81 -g-LET, Wholesale ana Eet4I GrooerI


WEDa- 3Jaioc
BrTTEE Per pot;n. ID, .ee
tthi-h7t New. pr pot -
ht'f'e~ Ter dozen, -
ioHhrofs Ter busaeI &c
LARD Per pound - .v9llc
iALLow- Per pound, ="
hAss Pr pound. a2se
bE1F F.T pound, bert cut re
ia fresh, per pound, I-a
BUTTON Per pound. iS@T-
ht.L~ Per pound, - - quality. iGg15aa
ih}1kfAs Fer pound. o.
1pbfieH IeOTge's pr pound -
FKEsH FIfH Ia ,s5lsra ase
MAckEEEI,- Pr p1unel, ts2sIs
hhDbocE PR round -
AAeAIasw IEDUT Fer pound -
SALMON I+T pound,
IKITE Pr pound
1,,,.s 49,. -. ~ i.'iha' l2al5c
Crushed ai4 graduated -
I,',.,,-rr -, S5ra.z Og
.. - sl.l-L-' 5Oa5Oc
80 % Nis'"'ii-2' $50
F,,,.. - 50a3sc
- :. '..-' f51-dk ALDAfs 4 joes 50
.. a. -" amber, e. O0as SO
Mr. loo, WINE "ln'ef,' eli 90
Fttf,- D., IT,. - /. l5'a2 20
hIlosEAE OIL ler gall, :.
CEMENT Per bill. -,
4. i. SALT PR ttlsh.l.
DRIED APFLFs-Per pound 81
slEss foRK Home. Ter nj! 49,
CLEAR DIX Per bbl. "a y
Beans hu.hel - tSe y"
OARS = H"' ~
Co.'S q .1p.. nooal 10
0'1' rs 90
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PRICE,.


BEEF-Por 100 ITss. On total weight q hide, tai
low and meat extra, sl2 5OGel2 90; nrst quality
tl2 0OGl2 % second quality, Oil s5aLll - tLIrd
quality. 81 O0Gil 80 a few choice single pairs
az JoGlS 90; some II the poorest COWS, buls
WORKING OXEN ,22oas6O.
HANDY STEERS and SLIM OXES tI5OS
go, OF much According TO their value as beef.
cows AND YOUNG CALVES FAir quality
sf4ll 70, extra s75al40 farrow and dry $500.
SHEEP ~ Per pound. live weight, Ease. eK-
ira y. lt0c, sheared. 5a5Ec.
SHEEP AND LAsiBS-PeT head. IA lots, q W
FAT HOGS Per n. 10 a lO4sc live weight
HIDES Bnghtpn o0oltlOe.; country tote So
GSsc. cAlf-kinr Z01f4Jc.
sHOTEs Wholesale T. J. o. al &C., retail - a2Oc
TALLOW Brighton, oessc.i country lots.
5@7z.
YoI-NG PICS 2sa8oc.
PELTs o. 50Gll TO-. country lots, GOAL 2sc.
LANES 80 hhOru a. DE. each.
REMARKS.
Under decline of fully so head II Western
stock ~ O. impaired sith the two proceeding yeekr.
and the expectation q large nuuai,.r 81 visitors
u tLe city. prices 81 beei cattle have advanced
about ~ cents on 100 pound II dressed weight.
OF 80 Western cattle 80 we're aoid at ~ &c; 10
al l4e - a. - 60. - a. I2ssc; - a. Nc. and
% ~ BE, prr pound, WITH an all9gann. 81 10 %
80 Iser ont Tor laaIs ct l7s sDil by I've weight.
. nt a. lOpnr 100 pounds ~ A. g. 80 pr 40 lbs
80 a &C., IS a. -. - at Sc. and 81 al 90. per
10. OF the Northern cattle a. CsInbTldge this
L. srH4ng, y g. Eaebel3er I'D IN ). r. Wiser Of
Press, IT, Clu4la, % At l2Ac.i - a. i2s at
y .r.s 50 - 81. and attic pr pound I've weight.
IaHl.rf HastiLgs -oid three oxen a y &C., one
steer for J. - r -. Yer 10. 4. ~. Hancock
sod pair 81 stag - % ~. pr 10, and beet
c5a IsT ~ ~ lGe pr d.. sheep and lambs arr
III good demand, AID The prices are kept steady
~ the West.rn supply. Thin sheep. however.
are HgW -, ever dun If sale, and nc matter hoN
a4saply bought the butchers Fay they invariably
rroge dear. T. i.Iisrg aa.d 20 -heaTed sheep so
lf- far gr. III Do. J.. : Tr4ves sold IS lambs d
lb- d. &c pr head. ). W u. sold - lambs for 80
and 81 sheep f0r - pr head. u. Rise and Law
iHgstan sod a. sheep AMI yeaTlIngs, 90 lbs each
fsr &c. PER H. y. J.. Rice sold a car load a
good sheeI, for ss07 but did not learn the ex-
at number OF frnisht=. There must have been
ab9u. 1 . 5ns 80 Iss poultry sold At last wr-ks
.1ia=, - >! &C ali- pr h. according 70 quality
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I.cnernI Convention Of the Con r re-
gatiOnal Churches I'm Vermont.


by very able and admirable sermon by
Rev. Prof NJ. II. Buckham in his usual,
simple clear, and impressive style, from
the text 2 Cor. 3:12, "Secing then that we
have such hope, we uso great painnoss Of
speech
The Convention was organized by the
choice Of
Moderator Il. s. Cushman, Of
Manchester.
Scribe-Rcv. NJ. l.. Severance, OF Or
we'll
Assistant Scribe-Rcv. Geo. i Wright,
of Bakersfield.
The Con, ention fixed the time Of meet
ing and adjournment, and adjourned till
two o'clock pm.
At the afternoon meeting a committee
| was appointed to confer with the widow
OF Rev. Pliny II. White relative to the
| unfinished history of the Congregational
| Churches in Vermont, in course of prepa-
ration by him at his decease, and report to
! this Convention.
hePor,7 from '''',g''eS 70 'o' o's" 80
were e'iieo ior' anu very It" " = Z '''''''''
ana those ie" d niue interest
Delegates from oIhef ooaleS foPol'''' do
follows
Rev. Mr.. B!akely' from the "ehor'l
Association OF ~ IL
Key III T. 'otileoy' rom inc O''.i''i 81
Association Of MY, who also spoke for
a new a-Socaii"h recently Ioiih"d il
~ - "i'' WIN ii'''e'' =! ~ '''N5 '''''.
'ii"7."-i'l 'oi ''p -" ''''' -
'efS III INN NM i''''' '''''''' ''''
: 1nHiGn ana iii Inc E9HiiIll.
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MIDDLEBURY.-Theb benevolent contri-
buttons of the Congregational church in
Middlebury in 1868 amounted to s53O.45.
The annual examination of the sem
Tor class takes place on the 28th and Goth
of June
The Rev. George N. Boardman, OF
Binghamton, N. Y, has accepted an invi-
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ARRIyEAr RUTLAND

-. 81, g..slow. Fails, ~ an, wv" =. ~
81" '' -nlb n tgoa = ~.
huntington, I2.t' u. M nm u - -
u 1910 pm.
..,,iart.lr, '20' m, $50 & '9A5 '. n.
.r.,,r,a III 90 m. 30 & f9;lS =. u-
q" salem, "a * 1880 a. 10, 1880 '3.uo :. IA.
Mail Train. "iiAeu'
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Sunday school Convention.
ALBANY, Jnne 1

-hiA8'-AN 'AAAt -.
The Sunday School State Convention
met at Tweedle Hall to-day. There was
large attendance.
The following officers were elected
President, John ID. Prince, Flatbush
e-Presidents, Rev. J. T. Peck, Albany,
Rev. II. Day, Schenectady
Secretaries and business committees
were also chosen, when the Convention
took recess.
PHILADELPHIA, june 10.
The vote on the lay delegation in two
of the Methodist Churches in this city
to-day resulted as follows: Spring Gar
den street Church, POS for and against
in the Green street Church, 25S for and 3
against.
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Republican County Convention.

The Republican Union Voters Of the County Of
Rutland are hereby requested to meet in delegate
convention at the Village Hall in Rutland on
Wednesday, tune Esd, at one o'clock p. m, for
the purpose Of nominating County Officers to be
supported at the ensuing September election.
by vote Of ths last convention, each town is
entitled To- three delegates.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brighton, Cambridge and Tedford.
Reported for the Rutland HERALD.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.

For the week ending June Is, 1863.
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Arrival, aud departure OF Train'
rnAINA LEAVE RUTLAND.

FOR gallowa Palls 8o& i4:i5a m. ,'l2:3ip.rn. a
$3.50 p. m. 90
% burlington, 30 1880 a. M, '2:23 " '."V
bennington, '4.30 a. m, 1890 10 y ~
Sarntoua, SIS Il 1890 a. m, - og ~.
.slen, ! 80 q 1900 A.. m, ~ ~ P'h'' VIZ
n III
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NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEET
~ ing OF the Peoples Gas Light Company, OF
Rutland, will be holden at the bardvsll House
in Rutland, on Monday, July 5. 1853. atty
O'Clock p. m, for the election Of directors 20
serve aid company for the year ensuing, and for
the Transaction Of other inn orf ant business.
GEO. A. FUTILE, Clerk.
Rutland, June 10, 1863. dtd
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superi0r TO the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price
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. " The advantages Of these
Shears over fhD-- ot.liuariI,
Used are apparent at giAnc-
A movable cutt--r n pipOf.d 10
the iaee ofthe stationary cal.f.r.
which J. Ci,ised INTO fingers or
bars, each one presenting a cn;-
iing edge "a 'he action of the
movable t.As- 4 elDt ~ ia.
tree end ~ the spring hancle
sn2 screw Al fh. end 81 the
vibrating cutter goxerns the
throw % The blsd.. The forks
81 h. blade readily erier the
mated il.7uC.. fhus facilitating
the Og-srafIsn Of shear ing. and
the acton u ia. llads.s insut,s
drawing cut requiring les
power, and producing a cleaner
eut than the OIdiuary Shears
The form of the Gu ter can be
regulated 10 sCii any hand"
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PRIMARY MEGUNo -tr HNIIJN"FoEp.
One # the largest and most enthusiasts
tie Town C3uera-e- ever held I'm any town
ot -h. County, was held on Saturday
,l,uiu, last at WMliugfar1, for the APP
paiutmrut Of delegates 10 Tho Republican
State Conyutiou, TO be holden ar this
place np "Wednesday next, ana for dele
Gl'.- fo tho Republican County Conven-
ton, 10 bo bold one week later. There
appeared - ba mo- great feeling exhibited
over the delegates To the State Conyen-
ton, as We understand that the candi-
dates On both sides generally favored Gen.
Wa-huurn a. the subernatorlh ~trd"rd
bearer but the ''Ht' was concentrated
upon the county delegation. The ques-
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parties We're very "r1lEe' an "tl''l i7o-
'''r7 were 'i''''S a. 'i'''.' a. VOTERS
HE meeting was organized ny the elee-
non "l i'''i- l'''F'5 P"1lo"' Nu@ii mar
ana ''"''' i.'t''i''l'''''' ESD SECRETARY
ANU ''l..' ia's,"5 q 'ss't''''oh 20 e'et'
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Use nothing but Lyons Katlairon to dress the
Hair.
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RAISTON.S

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SHEEP SHEARS
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VILLAGE OF RUTLAND.

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