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Amusements.

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tsHu ssrABInHNEST ooEs ApvERraI II THD
NETWORK HEaALD)
FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. IS, 1885,
VII Be preeped for the last time during the present
neut The late Judge ConIsds powerful romantic Tragedy
Of
JACK cADE,
written expressly for -
EDWIN FORREST
Who vii the vgoroUs aid dramatic character
JACK CADE
TEE LoSDNAy kent;
the piece produced with appropriate scenery Appointments
and entirely New Costumes.
nr. J. C. Mccullough O. Burnett J. w. Collier, D. z.
Rsltor, J. Nunsn, W. Rlssdrl Danvers Barry, lie do,
&c &c Mis. Mary Wells, Agnes Perry, e. Burke, xc &C.
TO-LORROW fSsturday)
LAST REPRESENTATION But TWO
ArRailNA.PODUF, - ..-
T. n. GLENNEf. .SliAUN lfir Tp.i
The Manager respectfully announces that msny in9ones
having been made FOR tho production, during Mr f9ss'
present engagement, II
TiiE BROKER OF BoGOrA,
II will be performed on
MOHDiY AID TUESDAY EVENINGS. Dee. 10 and 10
Tor which occasion scat may be secuted.
MR.. Il FORREST
FEBRO. THE BROKER.
ANTONIO CtREkERO. .by..........W. WHEATLEY,
(ts only aIPea-sncs this seasonal . -
Admission. IS cents. Reserved Seats 81 Family Circle
ientrsncs n Crosby.N.), ~ cents.
Door. open t'li to commences is.
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HARNUMis NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,
- BROADWAY. between Spnnz and PIines.sts


~ BROADWAY. between Spunx and PIincsstsL
tIHIs Rs-ABLIsHnFNT DOES NOT ADvBRrrss II re
EEw.ioHS BEHALD.D
An ARMY OF LIVING CuRlOSITIES,
exhibition o. a.. hours, from
suEhI5E UNTIL 40 O'CLOCK r. NJ
THREE or TIL LARGEST GIANTS ~ THE WChLD
NOM ORR. Oiio Giant. . iee inches high
ANNA SWAN. k0vs-Scoii-u GisL.sss loet inch "a.
ANDREW HANSEN Norwcgisn Giant fee. hs
THREE or TIE SMALLEST DWARFS EVER SEEN
MAJOR COLNIN ssed II y inches nish WEIGHS Is upda
CEN GRANT IT, aged H. - inches high weighs 10 20 lnds-
MISS LIZZIE READ TIE Miniature Lady.
A SINGULAR CONTRAST
JOHN BATTER-Bf, Living sfeleion. weighs o. po inia
HANNAH Bi.TERs3i, Ia wife. weighs TO pounds.
a MAMMOTH FAT WOMAN and celebrated
SNAKE ChAkMER,
who viii exhibit Lef wonderful powers by handing ard
cnressin. the LARGEST LIVING SNAKES
TWO BEAUTIFUL ClRCASslAN GIRLS
AN iLBiEO BOY.
PINK eyes and while hail fine as spun sssa
ruREE horned BULL, rensIksb'e curiosity.
BOHEMIAN GLASs-BLOWERS.
TWO GLASS STE AZ ENGIhES IN MOflOE.
COsNORAMAs. STEREO5COPrlCONs, LEhRNED
sE4L, HiPPY FAMILY, GRAND AQUARIA, and
10000 OTTER CURIO5lllE5
A.eruoon at J. Evening AZ &.
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Gcneber5.

AN experienced and well-recommended
~ Teacher ju.t ,rrv-d from Germany bit ihcor,tcslJ
seouain~d with a., NugL language wishes to hni ~ "n
s.1rment q, PRIVATE TUTOR IN q respectful. family
Where be. de the hsnchr' 81 rdrcton ne YOU'D
,rh the ss-ir. Cegtnsn fr. nrh. thsusr- and Music
s',ry mode ate ~ further lnormii0n plrase sdffoss
IL eaf- nsthf.seis "a fitu'e. Stap"ton. staten Island
A YOUNG FRENCH LADY-Extensivcly
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT choice SOC ETY. " l'rstint-
-, ,.1r,,uc..-wor4 TEACH FRENCH. GERMAN and
ENGLISH a. rnpilf rssdencca Or receive them us''h
1stb,l Inquife 81 j. A. NASH. III N.,sau-st, ~ l.
rX,EACHERS FOR all grades Of Schools; PRl-
/ yAIE TUTORS b. meet sp-clal wenist NUHsEEl'
VISITING and RESIDENT GOVEkNENrtS for ienihes
NAV he s-cui, snd with tho best means Tor
rdne ~ Character aud '.s bcfor. -ras' me- G. AZ INK
.EpUC ATIo.AL AGENCY, 50. III Na,ssus'., n Y.
]. 4 NASH L Go.
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Denllsirn

ATDR. VAN VLECKs, No. rs Sixth-eve.,
"A teeth EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAlS tr'ih
G,s ev.ry day. Unl'usl ndrceurhta toI ee,' %. on,
m now uomplrt. set. 10 tive hour ser sitfacupg your
teeth
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Wfedn Cleaners.
DACFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYn
THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA,
TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORT


TOUCHiN0 At MEXICAN PORTS,
f. AND CARVING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
leave Pier No. g. North River loot Of Csns IL O'Clock
thoss dates a Sunday and then the preceding satur
for ASPlSWALL, conn, citing, via Pansms Railroad
wi ons OF tie Company steamships from Panama for
s..N FRANCISCO touching at ACAPULCO.
DECEMBER
ht-HENRY CHAUNCEY. Capt Crsy, connecting With
CONSTITUTION, Capt. Farnsworth.
lth-AIlANIlC, Capt. Maury, connecting with GOLDEN
CITY Cspt, Brsdbury.
I2s,-EEW-YORN, Capt. Horuer, connecting with COLO
RADIO Capt Wakins
Departures o. st aud 2st connect e Panama With steamers
~ SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS. Those Of lat touch st
qIROUGH PASSAGE RATES, IN CURRENCY.
Tirst Cabin second Cabin. SieerIge
$3.50 $3.50 SI25
tscouu OF ONE FOURTH rom 'ecmefs' rates allowed
g ,econd.ca5n end stesrg. passengers with faries
One ur,r-d Pouuds BAGGAGE allowed each aaat B,.geee
m rs accompany baggage through and attend to I'D and
without male protectors Bsgs received on tbs
tie day before sailing from steamboats, railroads and
passengers who u eleT to send down early.
An experienced Surgeon load Medicines and attend
\ suce ilea-
steamer viii he placed TIE Inc Jan. lccs, to run
from NsW.ORLE ASS TO ASPlNWALy Wis HAVANA.
Scr gassdse Tickets further inorneton apply ut the
Ccm psuys Ticket Office, the wlaI loot Of Canal r.
Ncrl H.ver =. W. e. BELLONS, Agent
| SPECIAL NOTICE
RATES GREATLY REDUCED.
set prices thto'sh to Ssu Franci,co, BY steamer NEW
Fiist Ceb'n Second Cabin. Storage.
$500 $50 S;5
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CENrRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY
~ ,dsea..r D-lot ~ N,w ors, foot Of Ibedyt, Gnd
ircgA De.0' in Sc Nofk Tier 40 .,orth bl''f ri
irs % ulmpon Iuur'ou Wlh the Dcitsafe Lsctswaa
ara eerI R4nsoad I'D q acton Win the lsist Va ~
Ioei ant 4. ians. foimus direct lie 70 fiits
hns and he West s.ho.t c--u,e n sh1 10 tie Oh
Region.
OrEAT MIDDLE ROUTE To THE WEST
Two i1prcs. Trains daily om the Nrst. src'p, Sundays,
when one rse r.tftp
90 nin l.il, (-rcrp' ss'arisy'l ~ ne Of rs.on.
sir'y mic. AVID By I'll. ir- Chicago,
Cincinnati, ST. loas &C.. VIII bni change y Cal.
WINTER AlRAS0EMESl+
(ofrruenclrr fov. ifllfs~tN New ~ follows.
At flf tast1u. haucn Chunk NiiIrspors. Nites
btrrr. NsisHoy tlly "tc.
Csp, >GaHton. Nlsrsasr. Great bsi !ttson. brigham
ton, etc.
pa m.-wer-rn F,prcs for Fss,on, sor.rion, Great
Bend, Allentown Ers1g. Harrisburg, PitshsfEh snt tue
Mrst With cha Of Ctcinnsu CneAss,
end bit tao chau.-s q -. Louis.
IL 1RAx-fof Ess;on. Allentown. Hsneh fhuns.
Wnkesbsrfo. WllAm'poft R'Aeias P0tss'ie hsffs1nrs
&c. "
p nL-For Ts,ton. Scranton. Ores, Bend, Bs'hstsm.
5 D n,.-For .oin~ryills AID Floninzion.
p n-tIaTrs. tran Tor the "a Region and kris, dd y
except cslufdsy
$3.50 I. u4-for Somsryils.
: u u.-fof Slmefsl.s.
spm.-wEsTERE EXPRESS TRAIN-For F,.,ou. Al.
lentawu Reading Hsrri.blrg Pittsburgh aud H. West
Sic, ping Efous rou Jefoy CtS 10 ii'1oTsho cry
ELI2ABETHPoRr AND SEW YORK FERRY;
Lesye NewioIk loot Li5viiyst a. 10 IL aud ~
D. ~. from Pier No. 4 SortI River at nl
Boat, stop =, BefLcn Point and AAT,utfs iinrbo, -
Tickets for tie Wet csn be obtained a. The oice ~ tue
Cen fa Raifosd Cougany foot 81 Liberty st. y H., a. No
Aor Hou.e Mo-. "a I'D SO troadway an at the Fnnci
pil hct~iL JOSIAH a. sihAhNs' sHlfinteuern.
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ypuILuARMONIC SOCIETY
4 pg NFNN.rnRk

,puILuARMONlC SOCIETY
( OF NETWORK, -
SECOND CONCERT At THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
sAlTNUAY EVENING, Dec. 10. 1855
SUBSCRIPTION. %
FOR Five CONCLKlS AND fiFTEES kE.iAhsALs
OpCUpSTR,L plECFs-Brr;hovrr's Symphony No. ,
Qysu1Uar-" Pfome.hrus BAR0iKL and selections from
NJ rpri ssnnNs Midsummer Ni,lfs nrvamn The distin
,sh.l Arti,i Monsieur IEHlN ihME i)n Soloi-t to
M IN of BE-. ius late from Europe viii appear ON thus
,asion aud ncfrin Meudesoaus Concert ard Fantasia
p,il4n.e nv j.. IN Pumr. tonduct,r-CAkL bENb
MANN Men Der krt- and Extra ticket, for ssls a. be
principal Music store. c4 q foda be door ~ tho evening
orceu > 81 each. Doors open a, J. 20 commence 81
q oclors l.. SPiER. Secretary,
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

IL Of ChsDber~s;.. VA Iavopls Very;
m lay Egpfess Ter tIusndasis Roehc'trr, hu'h,'
s.lansnca sod Wet 1onur-s at Euhso Win Lake Snofs
Grad Trunk Hulwlys sud at Salamanca wiki Atlantis
,Ld Grest N.stsru Ksilpay.
gsOA w.. Mils nGd Way Train daily, to Ots'tls
~ sui f1pf.fs Msu Tor kuia.o ssieni~uct and Dun.
nix CONNECTING with Lax. Shore aud Atlantic and ofe4i
snm W., rrain for Per, Jerv. and N,sbursa.
~ IN MIN, t1yres, for Can.nls.uA kceIe.sef' Bdfaa
r. Lishnins Frpre.. daily hr Csusndai;i. hoeh-s
t,.i tufso ssIsmsnc,. bunk L. aud Ne't tonae'-, a.
iud,io with Lusr shore ad ufsld Irnh hsNsTi All al
-. ,,,,c. win Atlantic anJ Gre.t NrHern Railway
IN. N Emi.rsn. Irsn, da j. ior L-.0' Salamanca pua
H'A HUGH RIDDLE. G,n1 Supt, Ee~.YoIk.
~ NH
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OrPIcr OF WsLrs, FARGO Co.. J
III YORK AND CALFoaNfA ExPHvss ASD EXCHANGE Co,
No. 20 bEOADwAy. hEw-i OAK.
.CIfIpPEPS OF FREIGHT II the PACIFIC
- CAST will please take notice that having been s"ponted
.FafIGBr AGENTS PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP Co.
are epsrei rcervo FRElGhIS tor California, Ore
gou Nevads Washington Territory Sandwich Islands Cen
10 Ameics tnI Wet Coas South Ameroa
rate, sIply Office, No "a Broadway or freight
of D. on dock foot a Ctual-st.
Will sail lst lth sra yl,t II each month those
da,es & ing on Sn4dIy. preceding Saturday
No So freielt ceiyel On DIV q selling
tseil1t musi b. delivered on dock ioof Of Csnsl-st
Bills OF ladIg viii b. isfucd az No 81 frOsdwsy
Dor usual p'ckase ese viii be sent by each steamer, and
VIII close II 10 IN ousiing day.
Or letter bags SIl close ct 4 H..
For Of - tow cusemers letierbsss VII
be kept tue Metropolitan Hots, snd to docA foot Of
Csusl.st.
Our RANKED envelopes WIN BE- sse r. tie tce o. the
IToi.. and oGeet No. 81 Broadway and Canal 81
dort.
All letters through uusi b. In Government enye-
opeS
ight EEchsn.s S'n Francisco for sale.
Teelupl,c transfers Of honey made " al points reached
BY 81 ,gifcs W. Coast
Wills. FARGO Co.
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Orean Bieamers

CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- QUEENSTOWN.--Ths lrmsn Line sailing semi week
~. carrying the United States Malta
VI eunrtnhyi DO
CITY OE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .seturcsy. lee ~
CITY OF Wednesday, Dec. 70
CITY W booTON... .SafcTdi y Dcc -
and each succeeding SATURDAY srd WkDNE5DAh,
noon, from Pier No 81, North River.
RATES or PASSAGE
BY IN. mail steamer sailing every Sauriar: -
FIRST CABIS........ so oTEkkAGE...........S
To London..."...... rs To London.......'. ~ ~
To Paris ............ los To P.ris............. "
FiYtbrK
Passage by the Wednesday steamers; First Cabin. eS
StseragD S3S Payable in u. ). currency
Passengers also forw srdod to Iavre, Hamburg Bremen
kc.. at moderate rates 81,
Storage pssfsge Liverpool Queenstown $50 gold
tie equ,aent tickets lie bought mere by persons
sending for their friends.
For further nforn.ton. spply IT the Company Offices
JOHN q DALE, Agent. 30. Is BROADWAY. NesT-iorh
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THE RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE
i Not, 4s1. 4gs s9i flF1I.ANE., hHNiOhh,
'' H. NJ PIERCE, President,
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STEAMBOATS, qnS Railroads.
sAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

CAEET1, SPEED. AND COMi OhI.
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER. fiICHBCRD, NASHUA.
LOW Eli, GOSCuED. IfIE WHITE MOUNTAIN
AND INTERMEDIATE fOiNi5.
Thenrw sad sfslu-h s't1iarrs q ttr .sarwirl iaef
cay or FOsIJS nd CRY VI NEN-f 1Rk.
leave New daily crcc1 ~cl. . c'lDS y m,
uoa Pier No. 20 North River, ioot q ..s,r-..,
FOR NEW .rsNO..
ters eonnrcin; with tk- Steamboat Lrpes l,in fr, the
above Ionis ia ho-wrn and N1rcasT Boston aud Nor
oe,te Worcester All Nfus and New Londoe AL NoIihsrp
Railroads.
Iri.L. ttsa rthe .ovs't r.es For nfonnsioa inlniD
OF h. >. MAhIlS. AgeEt, oatI- fieL
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
4 Royal MAIL STEAMSHIPS -
BETWEEN Nf.W-YORK AND LIVERPOOL. CALLING
AT CORN HAKBOR,
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LlNERIOO CALI
INC AT HALIFAX AND CORK iARSOR
SCOTIA........ltsyus Newly ofk. "Wednesday Dec. -
Observation-Disclosures i0>tOn... cdsiftv Dec. 20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. New. cin.fdav. Dee. =
CIRa........i.avr.B oston..... -G1e.cav ian.J 20
AUSrRALA3AN.. leaves sew York. lnesj Jen ~
CANADA.......irtye. Bo,ion. ednesaAy, Jsa ~
IRON NYw.gonY LvEgpo0L
Clt,f Cabin Is'ss.e.........-.............e VIZ "
Second Cabin Passae-. ~
IRON soSroS LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin 'sssare.. =
Second Celn PassAce. ..................s ." "
rsyhlc sld iis equivalent in United States currency
bertis rot secured until neii for.
A. experienced Surgeon On hotrd.
Tie ofthrsr ns VIII not hs accountable for sr-c
Esuahes dness Bills Of Laa.n. h.'s ,us sAp.sssa
sisrsd therefor.
f0r Freight or Paf'sfe arIly
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slo-FIRsT CABIN PAssEGEi

AZ wrl' Know q aud popular .eamef AiATANLAs Leiso
gang Commander will ssn SATURDAY, Dec. TO- Through
bills Of sdns issfed for al points the Mississippi and Ohio
Rivers "a ction with The AZ an;c and Mississippi Sesm
.nir Louis For freight Apply 10 GAR
EfSOE ALLEN Agents. No. Bowling 6rsen, j. EAGER
Co. gent, tLe A. and 81. s. Co. Of St. Louis, NO al
Bro.G-st., n. Y
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DARTrAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
MENCING MONDAY. SEPTEMBER ~ PAssENDEh
LlNEs FOR CAMDEN. MANCHEsIEk MD LoN19
BRANCH. The ftramrr JESSE hO1t, CAPT seey' W.
leave Pier no D. North ve a-y tsuniaJ' sIoeP'e-l Is
follow; - . e.,,nvu N,
A. il:4s g. m EXPRESS LINZ FOR CANDIES pi'
RECT taking psacnsrr, for Fort Monmouth. llfd n's'
Long branch. SHARK River fsrunglllo squan III s.ou
MspcLests Tom. River. NooGnafsie, sham ~ hsIu"s
Tgckcrou, OLSON. Jackson AID all Stations on 'aHu'' s'
Atlantic Rai road "a,
Throu.h t. Camden IN FIVE hours ........'.''IAfe
Excursion ticket good for tlrr- deys............
Att;l5 y. Way Passenger hus iof Mauebe''''' i'
River Long Prsnoh. and in~rmrde s4iion, ,.,, gong
THROUGH FREIGHT LINE CAMDEN AND .,bM- -Oh =,
Leave New.Yofk at AIS p IN. arriving |" 'sh'isn 10
p m, nett day ,,vL
Leave Camden 81 100 p IN. arriving siNs~'ioh "a M
nsIt day. u.cry L..
yrsaht Asspt Rsd BENZ, NJ. Wa sh1DkH SuRs
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CCIIOFIELDS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
- PIoviaenc- H. lnsiracien nors thosough. rapid and
A. u. scHoFIELD.
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(snu BsrABLunNEyT DOES not ApyERTia1 II THD
NETWORK BERALD.(
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NOR GALVESTON, TEXAS-Iho splendid,
a r,t,siinr s5e.wioel Steamship LILLIAN, Cspi -,
viii raos Pier no g. Mr. foot o. Cedafsi and al
on Wcdursjsy Dec ~ 1865 having capacity only for the
bus o. $3.50 bDs dghs freight. Apply TO H. LO"DLh As1'
No - Nalist
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ORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM
IVA PAhY-Foot Of Barclay st.-on and t1er NOV -
ming III tram. for H.ckeiisorn and Intermediate az.
tons will otvs q, 8:1j ks Erpr-s III al ',"''u'
wo.s A.ilLurn A. 40 Noifisto~n frpe-.N III
:. stuOCH. Assistant Superintendent
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n loo, of Cor,nd,.,t for PniL.ngIPatA iosnd u 20
ri " ~ and .. N, ard II midnight; for bALIihohA
and W1snigsroS at and 1890 ~, g. ~, ana l. ~
Fof other plltIcllsrs 800 bills - oiiael
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-16

ANBCDoTE OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN
Rev. Mr. Bingham who has been mis-
sionary to the Sandwich Island for the
past 46 years, ia the course Of sermon
delivered ia the Plymouth Church last
Sunday evening, related an aneCdO,e of
the late President Lincoln, which We
believe has never before been made pub
lie. A son Of the native chief in the
Microuesian Islands had been captured
and carried off by the crew Of d South
American vessel The chief was terri
bly, enraged, and swore that in retalia-
ton he would slaughter and devour the
next American who should step upon
shore. 1t happened that the first who
landed was the mate of a United States
whaler, who had come ashore for pro-
visions. He was seized and bound, and
the savage chief would have executed
his purpose but for the interference OF
the missionaries, one of whom was son
of Mr.. Bingham. After using argu.
ment and persuasion without avail, they
appealed to his cupidity, asking what
they should give him to release the man
He demanded q boat. One of the mis-.
sionaries had a very valuable boat
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-16

AN ERROR Concentration prac-
titioners and medicine makers, in pre-
pairing pulmonary medicine, use ingre-
dients which must be prescribed mot
oftener than three or four times per day"
the proper treatment in such cases is to
employ q medicine that is safe to use
every fifteen minutes-the directions for
cough medicines should be 'little and
often" 1t is the throat, not the stom-
ach, that requires treatment-this is
the secret of the success of Goes Cough
Balsam. TAKE it, little and often
In very short time it has become i'm
mensely popular.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-16

SUPERINTENDENT NoTICE.-The semi
annual public examination of teachers
for the public schools Of the village and
town of Rutland will be held at the
Union High School building(upper ROOM
on the 18th inst, commencing at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. These examinations are
required by la0 to be public, and the citi-
zens are cordially invited to attend. All
those teachers of schools in Rutland who
hold certificates for the current year are
also requested to be present and join the
class, as we hope to make the examina-
ton suggestive and profitable. The ex-
animation will be conducted by aoritte1
answers during the morning session, and
by oral exercises in the afternoon. The
afternoon session will commence at Il
O'clock.
nov10dSd&w GEO DUTTON, Sup't.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-16

ITALy.-The latest advices from Italy
state that the parties in the new Cham
Der of Deputies will stand as follows:
Moderates or Ministerialists, 2S6
Constitutional Left (Liberals) 101
Clerical Right, - 8
Doubtful, eG.a 46
The result indicates very large gain
of the Liberal party. Among promin-
ent men of the party who have been
elected, we find the names of Garibaldi,
Crispi and De Boni.
The Catholic party seems to have met
with crushing defeat. They had made
the utmost efforts to elect their candi-
dates, and unless they have an unex-
pectedly large share of the members re-
ported as yet doubtful, they have not
secured more than a dozen in a House
consisting OF 444 members. This is q
conclusive proof that this party is
weaker than was generally supposed in
the class of population entitled to vote.
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j. ID. Richardson

U r s !
], II RICHARDSON b.s TIN,
me store Of Wm. D. GnodnovN ay opened.
Ho'' Rutland, a large and splend,i sH,asteASs
LADIES AND MISSES DRESS FIR,
consisting in part OF
american Sable Sets.
Fitch
siberian Squirrel
River sable
Conney
Ladies Fur Trimmed Hoods,
Ala MISSES Uses Skating Gaps 4 On,
Nutria 't
Wolf, Coon and Buffalo Over Coats and D.,
Beaver Skins for trimming. ~
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he above stock was bought in Bos,,,
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ness, WV
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pric & that defy competition.
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elsewhere. We can sell you sets OF srvrs.. 4s
setts to match other fugs,
n B.-rhe highest price paid for Mini A.,
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DING'S VEGETABLE AMBkool
A GREAT HAIR RESTORATIVE

This preparation is having an immense
for the following reasons: -,
Let. 1t restores Gray Hair TO its Original 20
ID. It imparts a beautiful auburn to light
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Sd. 1t cures all humors and diseases Of
scalp.
4th. 1t is an infallible eradicator Of DandrE
5th. 1t is richly perfumed Hair Dresslng
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FEM & FUTILE, Rutland, Vt. are VII
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Brandon; W. 2. Russell, and Il. A. Shelf
Middlebury; A. s. Adams, Cuttingsvillei
ant q Kent, East WalIingford; a. F. hheTT
Ludlow; and by druggists and dealers in
ersl.
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Peterborough, n.
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N. H.
June G, 1865. june7d@wtH
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A STAR RESTORED South Carolina,
the leader of the Great Rebellion, the
first of our constellation to "shoot mad
ly from It's sphere is the first since
President Johnson succeeded to the Ex-
ecutiye chair and announced his recon
struction policy, to come back to the
Union. Yesterday both branches of her
Legislature adopted the Constitutional
Amendment, putting an end now ana
forever to human slavery. She was
foremost in error, and drew after her a
third part of the stars. May we not
hope that her present good example viii
be as eagerly and as emphatically fol
lowed
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sIA certain gallant major in the
army of the Cumberland was presented
with silver pitcher by some of his ad.
miring friends. On its being presented
to him, accompanied with "a few happy
remarks appropriate to the occasion, -
he first looked into the pitcher, and then
said, "An empty silver pitcher is graft
flying to my pride but full one ofever
so humble material, would have been
more exhilarating to my feelings" His
friends soon after supplied the gallant
major with the means of filing his silver
pitcher as he pleased, by presenting him
with a lot of land with a running spring
on it,
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RE-INsTArRp. - Thurlow Weed was
serenaded at his residence, in Ninth
street, New York, Friday evening, and
was complimented in handsome little
speech by Alderman Dayton, whopraised
him for the good influence he had eX-
erted during the war; and for his man
agement of the late successful political
campaign. Mr.. Weed accepted the com.
pliments in a brief speech, and the par
ty then sat down to a supper. The re-
instatement of Mr.. Weed rs the Repub-
lican leader in New York, Horace Gree
ley and the rest asserting, is one Of the
curious events in the politics Of that
State.
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which had been sent him by friend In
Charlestown, Mass. He offered that To
save the sailors life; but the natives OF
their party objected, and proposed to
substitute n musket, which the chief
finally consented 10 take, aud the man
was released, The story came to the
ears of MIR, Lincoln, and he Immediately
sent, from his private purse, five hun
bred dollars in gold to the missionaries
who had saved the life of an American
sailnr
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FATAL Acc1DENT.-Last Saturday af-
ternoon, just as the express train of cars
was backing up from the junction to
Montpelier, Mr.. Finn and Robert Cook
of Berlin, undertook to drive across the
railroad track near Carlton Bailey's
when their horses baked and the ap-
preaching train struck their wagon
completely demolishing it, and so seri-
ously injuring Mr.. Finn that he died
Sunday night. Mr.. Cook escaped with
but slight injuries.