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DOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brighton, Cambridge ana Med ford.
For the week ending June q. 1859.
Reported for the Rutland HraArn.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT nARKrr.
PRICE,.

BEEF-Per loo lbs on total weight ~ b,as g.,
low aud meat; extra sl3 0O9l3 IS frst ouslitv
w 9Vsl2 IS; second quality, sI2 00al2 %. th,rd
!uanty, vi OO9ll IS; few choice single pairs
a. 80 80 -; some Of the poorest cows bulls
WORKING oXEN-s22na3oO.
much aosass l To ,h SLIM s.os
t40a 20; extra s75al20; barrow ana sTx ,sS1sa3
sHEEP Per pound, live weight, 5 a 7c..
SHEEP AND LAsIBs-Per head, in lot. a. 90
as 90. w
FAT HoGs-Per Ib. IOx a lie live weight.
HIDEs-Brghton 0oOselOc.; country lots ~
sHoTEs-Wholesale y ! c a l4c.; retail 592Oc
IALLoW -Brighson,. oss1c.; country lots,
YOUNG PIGs-2sa2se.
PELTs-sl 5ola2 CO.; country lots,'l o09l sc.
IAAMBS-5Oc,.sh sheep shorn at &c. each.
REMARKS.
Prices for beef cattle arc some &c per pound
higher than last week. OF the sale of $50 head Of
Western steers which noticed at Bright, 80
were sold at I2s q at sc AZ at i2A, IL al 10,
at 49,, and 81 al l3iac per ID, with an allow
eoce OF - 70 81 per cent. for offa besides which
40 We're sold at .s.2j and 80 at 1920 per 100 lbs
1--we weight. OF the whole stock at market this
week only ~ from New England OF these
y. X. Campbell sold one pair Of oxen TO carter
weighing $500 lbs. at market for III &c per ID,
and another pair AZ l. Re conditioned on quality
Of beef. Mr. Tremble sold one pair. live weight
J, 52i lbs, al u &c 10 3oe. j. Tabor sold an extra
pair. fed since last September by the Balchelder
Bgos. Of Plainaeld, VI, az Sc Per 10, estimated
TO dress $50 lbs. each, w. i. GoEing, purchaser.
Six other oxen. shout . ewt., sold at lie n 10.
Mr.. j. Mcfarland cold . good West steers
follows "a At BE, and A. sr per 10. on live
weight. The market was quick for cattle, but
quite dull Tor sheep. Trade has been unf-yor-
allie dui g the week IN the city, and the butcl-
ers would operate only Al reduction from last
weeks prices. &. w. Bailey sold lambs al . and
- c per ID. ~. Il. Rice sold Z2J yeArlings al &c
per 10. :. w. Smith Sold 40 sheep al &C. Rec
and Livingston li5 year ngs, G5 lbs., al 5kc;
a. Skies yearliny-, 5ilbs each, at Sc per ~; c.
I. HOughtyn and others SOLD on commission.
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JAMAICA-Mr James c. Daggett, for
merly Of Wallingford, and disabled
Union soldier, has been lately appointed
postmaster of the Jamaica office, the du
ties of which he is faithfully performing,
to the satisfaction of all The salary is
$3.50. lie has Just completed the fitting
of a suitable building for the purposes OF
the office, and it being conveniently To-
Gated and disconnected from any other
business, we have all we can reasonably
desire i'll either postmaster or post-otiice.
MIR. F. f. Parker, NJ D., late Of
Springfield, graduate of Tufts College
and Of the Harvard Medical School, has
recently come among us: to practice the
healing art, and from the first has had
more business than could reasonably be
expecteI The time since he came here
has been short, tut he haa already made
the impression that he is gentleman, and
well prepared for his professional duties.
The Baptist church in the neighbor-
ing town of Wardsboro was greatly en-
couraged last Sabbath, June 18th, by the
addition of thirteen members by baptism,
whose ages ranged from 10 to go. The
pastor, Rev. A. 3. Eggleston, who is well
in wears and in feeble health, was assisted
in the administration of the ordinance
by Rev. A. w. Goodnow, of Wilmington
The Board of the Baptist State Con-
yention met at Bristol, Tuesday, June
81, at 6 o'clock p. m.
On the next day, at the same place,
will meet the Addison County Baptist
Association preacher, Rev. W. S. Blais-
dell, of Bridport.
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CITE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

- OF Rutland, 50.
Be II remembered, that at a session Of the Pro.
bate court. holden at Rutland, within and Tor
said district, on the 2lst day Of June, y. ID.
ls6y
IEL-ESI- Hos. WALTER G. DySToS. Judge.
WHEREAS, "a certain instrument IN Whiting,
under seal purporting TO De the last wall and ties
lament of Oliver Flumiey, late Of Brandon, in
SAID district, deceased having been tins day pre-
scented to SAID count Tor probate, and duly nlcd III
tie Registers office Therefore,
Il ordered, That ali persons interested in the
fore said court at fe fpGa9ii ISL, 70 appear be-
IN sali district, ON the 81 Tuesday IN July,
A d. ls69 by publication of this order. three
weeks successfully previous thereto, IN the kGt-
land HERALD, "A newspaper printed al Rutland
aforesaid 10 show cause, II any they may have,
why said instrument IN writing should not be
proved and allowed the last Will and testanc nj
uf the SAID decreased.
"a, 4, EIliEnTnN u Rn,i..Dr
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Attempted Assassination.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Ju,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 22.
Attorney General Tuthell called at the
Office of Mr.. Gresham, editor of the New
stokes organ, this morning, and asked him
If he was responsible for an article which
appeared in yesterdays paper, speaking
of him in opprobrious terms. Grishau
replied he was. Tuthell then drew re-
peater and fred at Grisham, who t'Aere-
upon struck down the pistol and gr applied
Tuthell and beat him severely.
In his paper this morning ne charges
Tuthell with an attempt t4 as,assinats
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Canadian News,

OTTAWA, June 90.
The Dominion Parliament was pro.
rogued to-day with the customary cere.
monies.
Governor Young, in reviewing the deli.
berations, expressed his strong hope Of
the union OF all British North America,
and its prosperity through large emf
grafton.
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND
OF RUTLAND,

Rutland, June y, 1869.
In pursuance Of a request signed by requisite
number OF legal voters the legal voters in the
village of Rutland are, hereby notified that a
mccall meeting Of said village will be held in the
VILLAGE Hail. ON Thursday evening, June "a, 1863,
at i o'clock to act on the following business:
lst-To see If the Village viii vote to instruct
the Trustees to putin sewers Tor the better drain
age OF the village.
- To see ii the Village will vote to raise
money by tax on otherwise, to defray the ex-
peuse of constructing said sewers,
dtd :. w. ROWELL, Clerk.
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Suicide

ST CtTnARISEs. June -.
Richard John Baltimore. stopping at
the Stephenson House, committed suicide
by shooting himself. this morning.
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EoRr CAsSlN.-Among the summer re-
sorts in Vermont none are superior to
Fort Ca--ln. located ii few miles from Yer
Lyuucs, from which it can ho reached by
boat T. j. situated in beautiful spot
"a Lake Chanplaiu 1T the mouth of the
Otter Crcak 1t A. the place for pleasure
parties. or for tho man of business seeking
rest and quiet from The cares of busy life,
or for Che invalid, where recreation,
smuzeme1t an4 braciug atmosphere will
-on make him strong and robust. Its
attractions for boating and fishing are of
lhe most excellent kind. The hotel i,
.oalmodious. and. A. is well known, own
II Ivy some of our own citizens, who take
great pride that every thing shall be well
scgulated, and all to suit the convenience
and pleasure of their guest 1t is under
he. direct management of a well-known
gentleman of Nergenncs, Mr. Henry A.
Scott, who is attentive and courteous and
does all shat is necessary to make his pa
irons at case aud feel home like Its well
spread table commends itself to all who
have ever been among its guests.
The facilities for fishing parties are not
excelled in Vermont 1t is but short
trip from Rutland, taking the $50 am,
train TO Yergennes, getting a good break
fast at the Stevens House or Frankling,
and 20 to Fort Cas>in hy boat, spend the
day, and return 10y the evening train,
making ii pleasant excursion and en-
agreeable manner of spending a day.
Give Fort Cassin a call and You will be
pleased with it, surroundings and its eX-
nellent hotel.
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NeIIo " Fever.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jane -.
The schooner NJ. T.. Famlon, Captain
Dorman, from NJ otanges for Baltimore,
arrived last nigh at lower quarantine
ground with yello W fever Oh board Capt.
Dorman and the cook, white man, died
yesterday. The second mate has had the
fever. but il cony ale-ent-
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IT :. INTERNAL REVENUE
~ TAKE
COLLECTORS NOTICE.


Note. j. hereby given =. Il tie Income, SPECIAL
and other Auuu j Tax. azse-ss-i on the AnEuzl
List Of 1859, TOR be Fust Col cctloB Dis T1ct q
Vermont. are noe due and pay sbls, and III 4 ]
wall attend myself, or by Deputy, ~ The follow
ing times and places 70 rec ~. the same, Nlz .
ADDISON COTS Tg.
At Stevens Hotel IA Eergsnner, ius-iay.
June %.
At he Addison House. in YildI.bury. w-ines-
day, June 81.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
At the Brandon HOUSE, an brandon, Tbursday.
July !.
Al the Vermont Houss, in FAiIAaEsn, Fridal ,
July 2.
At the L. :. Court House. m Eutlsn1, saiur-
day and Mon -ay. July aud >.
BENNINGTON COUNTY
At The Court HOuze. N Manches'sr, Tuesday,
July 6.
At the stark House, IN bennington, wednes-
day. July Z.
Persons negleciing 20 pay their Taxes within
IL time above sJ.cne3, viii b. required % pay
tx.nt, cents for notice. and after ten days. tive
t-sr cent, additional uton the atInuat 81 the Tax
With interest and eosf u col. elton.
Taxes csa Ia sent by other persons, and rec@ip'-
will be returned
Collector IirBt D.ztrlci ~ Vermont.
" ntpelier, May p. 1888. LedkSSS
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GEoRGIA.-The Burlington Free Press
says: The town of Georgia, Vt, makes
very fair showing on butter, eggs and
maple sugar. Our correspondent fur
nishes US the following statement of the
amount of butter, sugar and eggs shipped
from Georgia Station, from January 1st,
1869. to June II, 1869:
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UniversaIi>l Convention.

AUGUSTA, MI, june -.
The State Iniversalist Convention met
here to-day. and organized by choosing
Gen. S. +. Hersey, Of Bangor, President.
a sermon was delivered by Rev. J. II
Capen, of Massachusetts,.
The association will continue through
Wednesday and Thursday.
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". q. EDGEhTON, u Register
STATEoF vERMoNT-DlSTRICT


BE i: remembered that AZ "A stssion Of the Pro-
bate Court holden ut Rutland, within and for
sad district the 18Th day II june, y. d. lobJ.
PHE-zESI: Hos. WALTER &. BUSrOS, Judge.
Whereas, a certain instrument IN Whiting
under seal, purportiug TO be the last will and tes
lament OF Rachel blanchard, late Of Clarendon
in said District deceased, haylng been this dy pre-
scented To- said Court tor Probate, aud duly MED
ia the Registers Office Therefore, IL is ordered,
that ali persons interested IN the estate OF said
deceased, be notified to appear before said Court,
Al the Probate Office IN Rutland in said District
on the 8 Tuesday ia August AID. laGJ, by publ
cation OF this order, three weeks successfully pre-
yious thereto, in the Rutland Herald, a newspa-
, rriut.d nj Kuu md al resali, To- show cause
If any they may have, why saiu instrument
ting should not be proved and allowed, the
last viii and testament OF the deceased.
w g. EDGEKTON.
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Boston, June 90.
The Fredericton ~. d. Ia 'iieI re-
Iaues rnar uweIye men engaged in lumber
ing on Fish River Lakes. in the northern
part of Maine, were recently poisoned TO
death by drinking tea in which lizard
had been boiled.
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The First Through Iwain
w krDrSsBURG.

w ARHENsBURG, J,sle %.
The first thr ough train over TIE Adj
rondack railro al from Saratoga, arrived
at Thurman station. IL rec miles from
this place, at 1915 p. m. to-day Here
after trains wi i be run, regularly, making
the new route to Lake George.
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With dyspeptics everything is wrong. Food
does not digest sleep does not refresh wine does
not cheer; smiles do not gladden. music does not
cham nor can any other JOY enter the breast OF
the miserable dyspeptc. Yon must get rid Of it
or il will become seated and confirmed, and life
will be burden, and existence curse. Planta-
ton Bitters will do away with all this. New life
strength and energy will take Possession of you.
The damask vii, again bloom upon your cheek,
and the lustre in your eye will again be as bright
as il your healthiest, happiest and most joyous
days
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior TO the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
prica.
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". O. EDGkKION,
2j.w3w' Second Register
commissioners, NOTICE

~ The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court Tor the Distinct OF Rut-
land, Commissioners to receive, examine aud adj
Just all claims and demands OF all persons against
Alvin sherman, late OF Mt Holly, IN said District,
the purpose OF * aiming and allowing all claims
at the dwelling house Of UeOrge Sherman, on the
third Mondays OF July and october next, fIom
one O'Clock p. until four o'clock, 7. m,
each OF said days, and that SIX months
nom the 26th day OF April, a. ID. 1863, il
the time limited by SAID Court tor SAID creditors
to present their claims to ~ tor examination
and allowance.
Dated At Mount Holly, this 2lst day of June,
\. D., lsC9
s,r,u. \ \. \; s sTkE2TEin, com'rs.
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EXCELSIOR FLY PAPER.

THE BEST FLY DESTROYER EVER
INVENTED.
Warranted free from any poison whatever.
Manufactured by
II. l.. FOSTER. CONCORD. :. IL.
TO whom all orders should b. addressed.
Directions for Use --eparate the sheet and lay
n where the f.s all ailght on the composition,
and II cool. " arm II a little before opening.
sold wholesale and retail by
=. PENN & GO.
f1BakW2y Rutland, ".
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FAIREAyEN.-ln your paper of Tues
day, June 22d, we notice an article on
"Fairhayen,' by your correspondent, *"
We are in doubt whether your correspond
ent has ieen misled by brilliant imagi-
nation, or whether he has attempted
bprlesque at the expense of Fairhaven.
But that the people who read your paper
may not be misled, we consider it proper
that soma little approximation to truth
should be observed in such articles. In
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BALrIMORE, j une q.
Tho death of Jameson Campbell was
announc ed in all the courts Of this city
this morn ing. He died last evening. mr..
C.nn.,ell had been for 35 years a member
Of the Maryland bar, and was one s o. INC
most distinguished lawyers in the ''"'e'
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NEW YORK NEWS.
NEWS BY THE CABLE.
Latest News from Canada
Interesting General News.
&c. &c. &C.
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, June %
This morning, in the Criminal CouF,
i've colored men were sworn in grant
jurors. Among the petit jurors sum-
moned for tomorrow are nine. One of
the three bailiffs first appointed by the
court is colored man.
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Excursion.

BUFFALO, June %.
The propeller Pacific left here this
afternoon, at half-past three o'clock, with
about one hundred young ladies from
Elmira Ladies Seminary. They are bound
for lake Superior, on an excursion trip.
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RARE SPoRT.-The fishing party, Of
which Hon. T. w. Park and @. g. Lin.
coin, of Bennington, Colonel Colburn, Of
Manchester, Mr.. Batchelder, of Walling.
ford, J. G. Dunn, of Rutland, and others,
were members, which recently visited
Saranac Lake, in Northern New York,
had big run of luck, gathering in the
trout in large numbers, and of correspond
ing size. One of them weighed 2Oa lbs.,
another Is lbs, third IL, and SO on.
They were caught in Big Wolf Pond,
several miles West of the Saranac.
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Sale of Musk cts.

SPRIsGFIELD, MASS, June %.
Col Bento II, commandant at the L. >.
Armory, is : ending away one hundred
thousand mus kets, which our government
ha' sold "a the Turkish government
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KIMBAIL UNION ACADEMY. - The
graduating exercise Of the Senior Glass at
this Academy, situated at Meriden, \. H.,
will take place on Thursday next. The
programme includes twenty-eight pieces.
Hamilton Mayo of Westminster, Mass,
will deliver the salutatory, and the vale
dictory address will be given by Theron
A. Wales of Almira,- New York The
keene Band has been engaged for tn oc-
"asion. The graduating class consists of
5G-gen'lemen 80, and ladies IS.
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NO
NOTICE.

~ The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court tor the District OF FAIR
haven, Commissioners TO receive, examine and adj
lust all claims and demands OF all persons against
the estate of Ebenezer Porter, late of Castleton
in said District, deceased, hereby give notice
that will meet for the purpose OF examining
and allowing said claims at the dwelling house
OF Charles l.. Porter, IN Castleton, ON Monday,
the ninth day of August next, from 10 o'clock IN,
until o'clock, p. m, on SAID day, and that
six months from the 10Th day OF May
A. ID. 1869, il the time limited by said Court
tor said creditors TO present their claims 10 us for
examination and allowance.
Dated at Castleton, Vt. .tnis 18th day OF June
A. ID. 1869.
J; s. BENEDICT, csmr,s
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PORTLAND AND RUTLAND.-A direct
railroad connection between Portland and
Rutland is considered feasible by the de-
legates from the Portland Board of Trade
appointed to examine the proposed lines,
and the former city will subscribe liber-
ally in aid of the route
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Sporting News.

Sr. I oUIs, June %.
At late hour last N .yht Tom Allen
denied that the stake rno ney in his hgh'
with McCoole had been given mp. he
advises persons who bet II the fight not
to give up their money.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24

ORANGE COUNTY NoMINATIoNs.-At
the Republican County Convention, the
following ticket has been put in nomina
ton
Senators.-Roswell Farnham, of Brad
ford, James Hutchinson, Jr., of Brain
tree.
Assistant Julges-Royal Durham, of
STAFFORD, r. +. Patterson, of Orange
States Attorneys. NJ. Gleason, of
Thetford.
Sheriff. F. Dickinson, of Chel-
sea-
Bailiff-C Charles Croker, of Brook
field
Probate Judges-H. w. Bailey, Brad
ford District, of Newbury ]. r. Cleve-
land, Randolph District, of Brookield.
The Senators are the same as last year.
Col. Farnham is well-known in the State
as an intelligent gentleman, and lawyer
in full practice. His Senatorial action
last year, was one which highly commend
him as diligent and Independent legisla-
ter, who acted from his convictions of JUS
tict and duty, rather than following the
lead of individuals or particular interests.
Mr.. Hutchinson was pains-taking, indie
pendent and efficient man, who always
ted upon his convictions of right, and was
a useful and leading member of the Sem
ate. Mr. Gleason, the candidate for
States Attorney, is lawyer of ability,
and Mr.. Dickinson, the candidate for
Sheriff, has been railroad commissioner for
several years past. Judge J. R. Cleave-
land, of the Randolph District, has long
held that position, and enjoys the .reputa-
ton of being one of the most faithful
and excellent Judges of Probate in the
State. The ticket is strong one.
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Base hail Watch,

PHILADELPHIA, June %.
The Cincinnati Red Stockings beat
the heystones OF this city to-day 40 to 80
in seven innings.
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Revenue Receipts.

WAsHISGToN, June p.
The internal revenue receipt. to-day
are nearly six hundred thousand dollars.
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Er>sINaroN COUNTY corfr The County
ID ~ ol,I,,, ~ Ilnn Iaho r,a mrs..
siding.
The docket, on its first appearance, seemed very
large with the prospect OF ae''lli5 Inc Court d,
The ci,e. uolev and wife, =. Hawlev, the .,re.t
quarry suit, which occupied about week on a
former nal gave eneoprastment' ana enn'rned
.,'' n'l'' 81 ,''''.ll's l',5 'ii1 VI '''' NV
Thu. tff.t ease ,r,rd Was Ge,rse T. BurI.ee ys.
vesr.tian Benson reple.ln Ion i COW verdict Tor
pl,ln,a l,rsenpolt iof p,"'i J, ~, No. 10
Inn Andrew wa tresplss to land. jury did not
agree Miner and DaYenl ort Tor pllinth, ''aId-
n T b1l',,e l 1gl anu hoos'', 'o' Ne AM,
started v'h + GOOD .ha,, Of ,.a,,,, ,r. tIa ,,o,,r,
Ton several days. But after tho plaintiff haa an-
terioned The Count about oar d'! i" making out
us
duc. W. good Tor nothing, rhy case was epn;in-
uel on TENS, during the tflti, WIN '..'Ve to An-
nul,
-, ~,
butter. Verdict t'r plaintiff, :siai2 b"feheLder
an -'l'''f ''' p'''D''"' ""''''' "''' '''''Hi.''
,,'',...... ,,,..t.... ....,..,.,..
ere WI .lr..l.,n,d ta,.sr.n! r.,r.rn, I'D ,,nl-
y anu ".'7 pee" 10 Tue Vermont ''''''"
Samuel Anderson. 3, ,l,rra yo,.u.. nun. s.,,i
to b. afflicted with the fashionable fIelroua-
ma va charged with ta'niie7i'ns t's "@a8'e.~
-, ,...'It',',i ... ,, '.''
hun.
William Cotton, "a Young man OF nineteen, " As
arragned for burglary aud ,h~t; rhc pri-oneris
VI Lns'''H ''T,h h'' pressing intelligent
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PHILADELPHIA, June %.

The Republican State Convention
meet here tomorrow A caucus held this
evening indicates that Gov. Garry will
receive 90 out of 100 votes on the first
ballot.
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alp>Gon,ic.i.

GANANoQUE, June %.
Isaac Briggs, AN extensive manufactures
of carriage springs. ha- ab-eonded. Hi-
liabilities are estimated al 100000.
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Think you the proprietor Of DR.. sages Catarrh
Remedy would offer $500 reward for a case of Ca
tan III which he canot cure, if his remedy was a
hunbug Preposterous idea Sold by druggists
everywhere at fifty cents, and it prepares q full
pin; of the medicine ready for use
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The perp0nai property II tic e~ta's 81 LA
Chaplin, Of Chittendsn. Vt, wIll b. sold AZ Pub
Dc Auction Friday. July 10TH lNG9, Al O'clOck
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-24

NEW YoHK. June -.
The steamship China, Of the Cunard
line, arrived to-day.