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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF iut-
land, Commissioners to receive, examine and ad-
just all claims and demands of all persons against
the estate of Cyrus Pelsue, late Of Wallineford
sad District, deceased, hereby give notice that
We Will meet for the purpose OF examining and
allowing said CLAIMS, At the office OF Kent g. Full
Ter, in East WalIIngford the first Wednesday of
July, and the last wednesday OF November next,
from one o'clock, =. m, until four O'Clock, y.
each OF said days, and that six months from the
oath day of May, ~ ID. 1869, Is the time limited
by said Court for creditors 10 present their claims
% II. for examination and allowance. Dated at
Wallingiurd the eth day OF June, a. ID. 1869.
AUSTIN Il. YORK, l,,,...-..l
VIM. kENT.
Q3H2yy
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HOLT-ABBOT-In Gsysville, Nay "a, by
Rev. F. II. Roberts, Ira 8. Holt, IT,, and Fran
celia 8. Abbott, Of Stockbridge.
ARNOLD-BABBITT-In Castleton, April
Goth, by Rev. P. N. Hitchcock, Weston Arnold
and G. J. Babbitt, all Of Castleton.
STRONG-ROGERS-In Westport N. Y,
Herbert w. Strong and Ella I. Rogers, both OF
Vergennes
HAYES-COBB-In Tinmouth, June I'd, BY
Rev. Aldace Walker, Rev. 8. Il. Hayes, Of So uti
Weymouth, Mass, to Miss Mary Z. Cobb, OF Tin.
mouth.
NEWELL-ANGIER-I Centre Rutland. Vt.
June I'd, by Rev. Edward Mills, Mr.. Henry N.
Newell, of Shelburne, VT, and Miss +. Louise
Angler, of Center Rutland.
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IN Observation-Disclosures

Il trict Court Of the United States. For the
District Of Vermont
In the matte of Charles r. JONES' Bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that a petition has been
filed in said Court, by Charles II. JONES' of Shrews-
bury in said District, duly declared bankrupt
under the Act OF Congress of March 2, 1867, for a
discharge and certificate thereof, from all his
debts and other claims provable under said Act,
and that on the 9th day OF July, 1869, at 10
o'clock a. M, before the Hon. ID. A. Smalley
Judge of said Court, at his Chambers in the city
of Burlington, is assigned for the hearing of the
same, when and where all creditors who have
may attend and show cause If any they have,
why the prayer of said petition should not be
granted.
Dated at Burlington on the It'll day OF June,
1862
23w3w b. B. SMALLEY, Clerk,
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Republican Town Caucus.

The Republican voters OF the town Of Rutland
are requested 10 meet at the Village Hall, on
Monday evening, June 18th, 1859. at : = o'clock,
tor tho purpose Of appointing six delegates, and
six substitute, 10 the Republican State Conyen-
ton, To b. held at Rutland, June 10th, 1852 for
the nomiuation Of State Officers. This Is under
stood by the Committee t. be RpabIican ca4-
GUS and such persons only ara expected to partic-
tpata as sustain our candidates a. the polls
MARTIN &. EVEKT~,
HENRY CLARK. Town Committee.
HORACE II by ER,
Rutland, May ith, 1859. dto1
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

y The undersigned, having been appointed by
he Hon Probate Court for the District Of Rut-
land Commissioners TO receive, examine and ad-
Just all claims and demands of all persons against
Langlon h. Hammond, late OF Mount Holly, in
said District deceased, hereby give notice that We
viii meet for the purpose OF examining and allow
ing said claims at the late dwelling house of the
deceased, the first Saturday OF July and October,
from o'clock until O'Clock, ?. IN, each OF said
days and that SIX months from the - day OF May,
4 y 1a.a Is The time limited 10y said Court for
said creditors 20 Iircserft
admission AID allowance. Dated al Mount Holly
this ia day OF june A. d. 1859.
A NJ Fl Edo ed GshAN' Commissioners.
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New Nork News.

New YORK, June s.
The steamer Siber, detained on sus-
picion of being intended to convey aid to
the Cuban Revolutionists was cleared and
sailed at 1890 P. m, flying the Dominican
flag.
About o'clock this morning the body
of man was discoeered hanging to tree
in Genital Park, dead
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

" The undersigned, having been appointedby
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Rut-
land, Commissioners To receive, examine and adj
Just all claims and demands Of all persons against
John Simonds, latesot Brandon, in SAID District
deceased, hereby give notice that VIII meet for
the purpose Of examining and allowing said
claims, at the Town Clerks Office. in Brandon
aforesaid, on the first " edpesdays III October and
December, from one o'clock until four, p. m each
of said days, and that six months from the 5th
day Of j une, \. d., 1863, the time limited by
SAID Court for said creditors 10 present their claims
TO for examination and allowance. Dated
Brandon, 9Th day of June, \. ID. 1860.
JOnN A. IuShNr, Commissioner.
ROBERT FORBES.
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Peace Jubilee.

BOSTON, June 8.
City fast filling up with strangers in
anticipation of the Peace Jubilee. So
great is the demand for quarters that up
wards of 5000 rooms in private houses,
belonging to the best citizens, have been
rendered the executive committee of the
jubilee, through the bureau of accommo-
dations.
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gAnOlher Fire.

POUGHKEEPSIE, June ..
AT midnight yesterday fire broke out
in the paper mill at Barristown, commu-
nicating with the freight house on the
dock in which were stored several thou
sand bales of hay. Both building and
contents were destroyed. Loss 10000.
The building was insured.
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BINGHAMToN, June s

DINuHh9l IO-N, y uIIt ..
James A. Weeds paper mill, at Port
Dicki nson, near this city, was destroyed
by fire last night, together with all the
machine cry. The fire occurred about half
past ten, only a short time after the mill
was closed. Loss about $4,000 Build
insured for s12, 900, and the stock $4,000.
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IN BANKRUPTCY In THE DIS
IL Gn..r. I-...L--l A.-.....

District of Vermont.
In the matter OF John Howe bankrupt.
To the Creditors of SAID Bankrupt and all 9th
ers whom 1t may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that petition has been
filed In said Court by John Howe, OF Brandon, in
said District, duly declared u Bankrupt under the
Act OF Congress OF March =, 1867, for discharge
and certificate thereof, from all his debts and
other claims provable under said Act, aud that
the 9TH day of July, 1862 at 10 O'Clock, a M, be-
fore the Hon. ID. A. Smalley, Judge of said Court,
at his Chambers IN the City of BurlIugtOn Is as
signed tor the hearing OF the same, when and
where all creditors who have proved their deOts,
and other persons in interest may attend and
show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of
said petition should not be granted.
Dated at Burlington this It'll day of June, A. d..
1869.
2jw3w b. b. SMALLEY, Clerk
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willing they should go, but the proprietor
of the track, for some reason, postponed
the race at 3p. m. The track was in
good conditiod. The race was postponed
till Thursday.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brig hton, Cambridge and uedf
Reported for the Rutland HERALD.
AMOUNT or STOCK AT MARKET.
PRICE,.

PRICES.
BEEF-Per 100 lbs on total weight Of hide, tai
low and meat extra, .l2 259l2 so; first quality
sl2 OO6el2 IS second quality, ell 5OGtll IS third
quality, eli O0GlI SO a few choice single pairs
so 0OCaoo 90; some Of the poorest cows, &c,
$40 0O@00 90.
HANDY STEERS and SLIM 0XEN-tl5Ole
go, or much according 10 their value as beef.
COWS AND YOUNG CALVES Fair quality
A4O6f 20; extra s75Gl20 farrOw and dry s5aseo.
SHEEP - Per pound, live weight, sg9Sc. ex-
ira 81 G0c; sheared. 5a5zc.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Per head, In lots, y "
as 90.
HIDES 0o09loc.; :. country lots 81
Q9c.; calfskins 20a25c.
SHOTES-Wholesale y kc. q l5c.; retail l3q 20c.
TALLOW brighton, ogshc.; country lots,
YOUNG PIGs-22asoc.
PELTs-sl 5CCs2 co.; country lots, ooal 25c.
LAMBS-5o shorn at 25c. each
REMARKS.
During the past week the receipts Of cattle have
been large, and nearly all from the West. OF the
:, 400 above reported, only 100 were from the New
England States. Prices have declined about 50
cents per 100 pounds, with very dull trade. The
best western steers were sold at l2hc. Per pound,
Brighten weight, which is about 20 per cent. OF
live weight. One lot Of cattle, averaging LAS
pounds, was sold at &c. per pound on live weight.
Fair steers at IL to l2c. per pound, 30 to IS per
cent. of live weight allowed for odaL 3. u.
Briggs sold to-day at Cambridge three good oxen,
estimated to dress 200 pounds each, st lzc. per
nound. BALDWIN Bowen sold two oxen at IL nc.
and q pair Of three years old steers 1t lie. Per
pound. Lambert Hastinss sold . well fed pair
Of oxen, . little stagish, foe SEQ, or llkc. PEA
pound, and one pair working oxsn, $500 pounds,
at home, for a2lo. Other workers were sold =
follovs: One pair, girting feet hnhss, $500,
ous Seet Sue Sal0, cns foe e375, ous q ~ and
10 inchea for $40, and one Of 9 fest md inches
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Destll of n Priest.

PHILADELPHIA, June 8.
Rev. Felix J. Barbelin, s. J. Faster of
st. Josephs Catholic Church, died this
evening, aged 60 years. He was well
known and highly esteemed here, both in
and out of the Catholic Church.
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Burned to Death.

BUFFALO, June s.
Elizabeth Whelan, wife of an engineer
On Lake steamer was burned to death
last night by carelessness in using coal oil
in igniting fire.
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Ry the Cable.
LONDON, June :

LONDON, June :.
The Times to-day refers to the fact that
some of the Tory peers declined to follow
policy in regard to the Irish Church bill
determined upon by majority at their
meeting last Saturday, and trusts that
danger of collision is fast.
Experience of few last days reaffirm
.-~.h that in direct issue Lord must al
low the national viii to prevail.
The present aspect to indicates passage
of bill to the second reading by small
majority.
The News has an editorial on Alabama
controversy.
1t believes that storm feeling is clear
ing away and says we are now about
ready to deal with facts.
The American had forgotten facts
they recollected in friendly words, but
disregarded memory friendly deeds.
Great Britain is ready to bear her own
responsibility, but when to charged with
all damages done to American commerce
during the late war she must remind
America that only small port that lies at
lies at her door, or will be admitted by
her
PARIS, June 8.
Results in fifteen additional elections by
ballot have been declared. Seven official
and eight opposition candidates were
elected. Among the successful candidates
are NJ. NJ. Picard and Lateur
Last nigt about IL o'clock great crowds
of people gathered in Montmarter district.
The police We're obliged to use force in
dispensing them, and some citizens were
injured, number of arrests were also
made md the people finally retired to
their homes and quite was restored.
Isaac Campbell, merchant, has sus-
pended payment.
In the house of Lords this evening,
Earl of narrowly gave notice that he
should move that the second reading of
Irish Church Observation-Disclosures bill be
postponed six months.
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la.;.. -o.olut;ons on the death Of Ethan

lowing resolutions on the oea'n -
A. Bailey, were reported and adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the S"pfeme Was.ei
of the Universe to remove from our must W tne
hand Of death OF our beloved brother, Eatnan A.
pa;,a,- and appoint him place In the Spirit
Land, Therefore,
psao1r(d That in this dispensation of Provi-
- Center Lodge No. 81, has lost true friend
,aitbful brother, and one who sought the good
IS otbers and to promote the honor and usefulness
IF the Fraternity.
Re.olred, That we bow in humble dependence
upon Him, who doeth all things well, and that
this bereavement should animate us to more dill
Moral and Christian virtue, end to work while
the day lasts for the Messenger Death will soon
transport us all to that bourne from which no
traveller returns.
ReS0ired, That our sympathies are extended to
the widow, and widowed mother, and other rela-
tves of our deceased brother in this hour of their
trial, and as what is their loss, believe to be
his unspeakable gain, can only commend
them to the practice of the sublime principles of
Masonry and the service Of that God in whom our
brother so faithfully trusted in his last days and
whom we are all taught TO reverence and adore,
that when they shall lay aside this tenement OF
clay, they too may inhabit that temple not made
with hands eternal in the Heavens.
O. l. SLADER, ! Committee
Holm A. SHELDON of
BEN X. CHASE. Resolutions.
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FIsHKuL, June 8.
Several thousand people were disap-
pointed at Highland Park, Newberg, to-
day, because Of the postponement of the
race between Mountain Boy and Lady
Thorn. The owners Of the horses were
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rival and Departure OF Tra'ns'
rn.YH-c LEAVE RUTLAND.

.,ne Herald Is the only paper In
the Couuty of Rutland, or this sec
non of vermont that takes Tele.
graphic news. The Herald receives
The Associated Press Reports regu.
larry.
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NNTANTED.-AGENTS FOR A

w new domestic article Of great utility
meets a universal want: sells at sight no COM
petition. send stamp for circular. LITTI l.
FIELD & DAME, No. l02 Washington Street,
Boston, Mass. 2}Wi9
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A VOID OUACKS-A VICTIM OF

L early indiscretion, causing nervous debility,
premature decay, &C., having tried in vain every
advertised remedy, has discovered a simple means
of sel-cure, which he will send free to his fellow
sufferers on receipt Of a stamp to pay postage.
Address j. II. REEVES, 7S Nassau Street, New
York. 23wly
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-. stock ana Money Marke,.

NEW YoRK, june :.
Mon, y a shade easier At car per cent on call
loans.
sterlin, Exchange shade hrner at 109slO9s
for gold a I'D first class bills.
Americli gold heavy and lower, opening at
1874. advar eed to 1881 closing at 1854.
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#arriages.

HUNTINGToN-G OODYEAR-In Pittsfeld,
May %, by Rev. F. II. Roberts, William f. Hun
tington and Eleanor "A. Goodyear, both Of
Rochester.
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febidsxdy
1nn CANAL BARROWS FOR
wv sale by LANDON d HUNTOON
Inc. IL a

GLASS. 100 HUNDRED BOXES
" just received for sale cheap by
JOHN LANDON
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"WEDNESDAY, June 9, 1869.
BurTKa-lNev, extra) = n, 340sSc
fair TO good y D. 3l083c
oommonl y n, 2392Sc
CHKxsx-tExtra, new factory y n, 2l0s23c
tExtra, new faiml y n, l6Q2lc
ord. new farm n, l2dl6c
E00s-Per dozen, oo6z2c
BEAss-(PeaJ extra, per bushel, q 1894 90
lMedi 1m-l per bushei, u s7e2 81
DRIED APPLEs-lE asternl p n, l3al6c
(Westernl y n, l2Sl5c
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IT r A d K +.
CLARKS CARRIAGE & SLEIGH
~ HANUPACTORY.
ANDREW CLARK,
Light Carriage and Sleigh Nanufacturu,
POUITNEY, VT.

Keeps on hand Q large assortment Of Light Car
niAges and 6lsighs Of every description would
eau the sttsnt3oa a pessoos WANTING soniags 70
my stock. Our geaxings are made a TIE bsst
hiekoey, fsuosd With Norway iron anA stsS tyre.
Wanakssd's best "BuRalo brad" top lsaxAs anA
iapogtsd hsad lining cloth ass usod. 1As bsst
nsn ass employed and warrant III NJ vUk. i
build carriages thst IN durability, hghtnso, seyie
RADaiEi1g dns tn IL bsse 49, - g aAogt
49,, sugledkH AGD1BW CLARK.
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Boston Produce Market.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHAxsR,
LIZ, SrURoKs 4 Co., Commission Merchants,
10 and 81 Faneul Han Market, Boston.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ST. ALBANs.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ST.. ALBANs.
About two o'clock Saturday morning, a
fire broke out in the millinery establish.
ment of Miss Appleton, on Main st., st.
Adams, and spread rapidly to adjoining
buildings, occupied by J. F. MCGOWAN as
a hardware store, by NJ. Huntington as a
jewelry store, by s. s. s. J. A. Bedard as
a harness shop, and Mr.. Walker as stove
and tin store,-all of which, with great
portion of their contents, were destroyed
ere the flames were subdued. Mr.. Hunt
ington, we believe, was the most fortu-
nate of the sufferers, he succeeding in
saving large portion of his stock. The
loss is not far from $4,000 and must
prove serious blow to the business inter
ests of the thriving village of st. Adams
We have not yet learned the amount OF
insurance, nor the cause of the fire.
ADDISON COUNTY Contradiction
Comfy Court commenced its session june
1st. Presiding Judge, Hon. John Pier
point. Assistant Judges, James M. Slade
n J. Allen.
The following are grand jurors for the
session:
NJ w. c. Wright, foreman S. L. Bre.
wort, j. c. Hamilton, d. r. Gaige, B. I
Haskell, j. w. Barnes, G. g. Robbins, J
B. Ball, II. W. Chamberlain, Daniel Ser
geant, John w. Martin. S f. Atwood
Alvin Squier, E. Ray, w. Cook, Horace
Thomas, 1. Strong, c. V. Stevens.
The following persons compose the pan.
els of the petit jury:
F. Adams, J. d. Fletcher, ]. H.sBarnum
III. I. Dean, w, A. Leonard, NJ T. Allen
A. J. Lamb, d. B. Brown, r. Claflin, d
g. Henry, d. Cove, G. S. Wainwright, J
Seely, II. ?. Stitson, n. G. Brooks, f
Lawrence, E. d. Griswold, f. Holland, B
f. Ripley, \. NJ. Everts, S. Bushnell, \
B Treadway, Hosea Willard, J n Haw,
ley, ". S. Wight, Edwin Lawrence, T. B
Pond
Hon. Geo. w Grandey, States Attor,
ney; Isaac NJ. Trip, Sheriff; Dugald
Stewart, clerk Rufus Wainwright, depu,
ty clerk.
The court was opened with prayer by
Rev Geo n Webber, Of Mid lebury col
lege.
The following are the cases tried by the
jury
Amos Wheeler " A. a Atwood. in
volving a warranty Of sheep. Verdict for
plaintiff. Of 5000 and costs f. j
Phelps and y. P Upper for, pitt, and
Stewart and Eldridge for delft
Eliza a Parker W.. William Joslin, for
recovery of s. 500 invested in L. 5. bonds
of the 80 issue, which were destroyed
by fire in Eergennes the l0th day OF Feb
ruary, 1896, said bonds having been put
in the hands Of tie dcft for safe keeping
Jury did not agree and were discharged
E. J. Phelps, F. FL Woodbridge and L
n. Briggs for pltf Stewart and E!dridge
Geo II Scott, and L. r Hard, attorney
for deft.
Josiah III. Chandler W. town Of Bristol,
Vt, for town bounty given Bristol for en-
listrnent to the credit Of said town in the
war against the rebellion. Verdict for
delft by order of court, and exceptions
taken to Supreme court. John W Stew
art and L. X. Wright, attorneys for pltf
A. V Spanlding, attorney for deft
At,-....,l +y,,,.,, { I ;,,.y,1,,
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In MEMORANDA the last regular
communication of Center Lodge, No. "a,
f. d a. NJ, held on the Sd inst, the fol-
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NEW HARNESS SHOP.

Corner West and Main Street
Positively the Largest stock Of Harm sses,
Trunks, Valises Leather Bags Blankets, &c. 10
be found in Rutland County. All goods sold al
the lowest possible prices.
c. II. COTTON.
Rutland, June s. 1869
n B.-Also a large stock of goods at shop in
Fair Haven. w2w23
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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 June sd, at one o'clock, P. m, for
the purpose of nominating County Officers to be
supported At the ensuing September election.
By vote Of the last convection, each town is
entitled to three delegates.
G. il. JOYCE.
L. H. KELLOGG.
i. &. BAKER, County committee.
NJ. u. GROVER,
D. W. TAYLOR. i&wtd
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BOSTON STORE.
JOHN ROGERS

Has Just returned from the Boston and Neg
York fnarkof-, with a splendid line Of
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Tne General Convention OF Congregational
Ministers and Churches in Vermont viii meet
at Brandon on Tuesday, June 18th, at 10 o'clock
in The forenoon.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Tuesday a. Sermon by Prof. NJ. H. Beck
ham: Organization of Conven ion.
Afternoon, - Convention Bushes one hour; Re-
ports from Foreign Delegates; Report OF the Cor
responding Secretary on the State and Progress of
the Churches.
Evening. Discussion on THE Relation of
Christian Associations to the Churches" to be
opened by Prof. Hungeriord and Rev. l.. .. Bar
stow.
Wednesday n. mAfter the business hour,
Anniversary of the Vermont Domestic Mission
ary Society.
Afternoon. Sacrament of tina Lords Supper,
and Essay on 1.-THE Aims and Methods of
Church Discipline by Rev. Leonard Tenny to
be followed by Discussion
Evening. Anniversary of the Vermont Ed
ucation Society.
Thursday a. Business Session, one hour
Discussion ON g The Duty OF the Churches to the
Waste Blaces in their own County to be opened
by Rev. j. I. Ford and Rev. Charles Scott.
Afternoon. Essay on the theme " How to make
our Sabbath Schools more fruitful in conversions,
,.
/ If the Primaries not present to perform their
part according to assignment, it is expected that
their Substitutes will be prepared to take their
places, as follows. On the first Discussion, Rev.
A. Stevens and Rev. a. A Smith. First Essay,
! Rev. G. l.. Ferrin second Essay, Rev. L. Austin.
1t will prevent delay in organization, If all
! Delegates will present their rtifcates of men,
bership to the Pastor az Brandon, to the regis
| ter Of Convention, before the first public meet
ing.
The railroads of the State will as usual, return
free, all who have paid full fare in coming to the
Convention, with the exception Of the Rutland &
Washington road Ministers wish to pass over
this road can apply by letter to the superinten-
! dent at Troy, for half fare ticket.
ALDACE WALKER Register.
Wallingford, May q, 1863.
EXPLANATION. - In our Vermont
Items of yesterday morning, under the
head of Addison County, we had an item
in reference to the limited operations of
the Axe Factory at Brooksville, Vt. We
are now informed that such is not the
fact, but that the works are doing a bet
ter business and manufacturing more
goods than ever before. That since the
LIST of january the Company have in
creased in prosperity, and if they con-
tinue during the year, as they have kept
up their works until now, the amount Of
goods manufactured will exceed any
previous year by one-third.