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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26
The Editor of the Garfield, Ohio, Herald

The Editor of the Garfield, Ohio, Herald
says:
"WHEAToE's ITcH OINTNENT.-It has been
said that to get the itch is no disgrace but it is
disgraceful to keep it, No one ned have the
itch as hours if they will u-e VIII aon ONT
ment,' for it is a sure cue! We saw it tried on
the persons of several h'ldren and aiults few
weeks since, and he itching a once ceased, and
in two days not an eruption wssv sibl-. 1t is
effec,usl in removing pimples, blo.chts, and es-
specially old sores. We used the Ointment on
one of our own csidren, and the effec; WIS mag
ieal. The itch, which has been 80 prevalent
about here, as not yielded TO the usual rene
dies for this complaint, and We are glad that a
remedy hiss been severed that Is SO eifeetusl
and yes so cheap. Read the advertisement"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26

~ Singing is great institution. 1t
oils the wheels of care and supplies the
place of sunshine. A man who sings
has good heart under his shirt frock.
Such man not only works more will
lingly, but he works more constantly.
A singing cobber will earn as much
money again as cord wainer who gives
way to low spirits and indigestion. Az
ariciOus men never sing. The man who
attacks singing throws a stone at the
head of hilarity, and would. if he could,
rob June of its roses and August of its
meadow larks. Such man should be
looked TO-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26
VERMONT EQUEsTRIENNE.-Says the \


VERMONT EQUEsTRIENNE.-Says the n.
Y. World:
"For a picture of a spirited eques-
trienne, such as shall make the autumn
we are living out more ruddy than its
most golden sunlights, take Miss Meta
Stewart, OF Lexington avenue. Her DO
ny has caught her own high spirit, and
the nostril of rider and mare are out
alike as they speed under the aspiring
boughs in the flush of the encounter;
the long black plume in her beaver
clips the foliage in her fight, and the
folds of her riding dress make tall and
stately her exquisit figure; in her glove
the little whip is dexterous and coy as
the fan of a Spanish beauty, and now
aud then the slippered strip on her
saddle-side, protruding, gives the sug-
gestion of all undisclosed projections.
When she Stops the curving neck of
her pet is not more shapely; as they
dash away together the heads of both
toss proudly, and in the fever of the
race she is only trife quieter than in
the rest, as if more properly spirit of
danger than OF repose. Miss Stewart
has elong held the palm for skillful
horsewomanship she came from Yer
mont but three years ago and took the
first rank in the field at once: there is
no gentleman in the park who dare ride
at her side without finehing, as by
comparison he suffers very greatly in
the estimation Of spectators.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26

The ATLANFA.-The details Of the ter
rible shipwreCk Of the steamer Atlanta,
Off Capt Hatteras, are most appalling,
On Friday the 18th inst, the vessel
sprung leak, and the pumps were set
to work, and every effort made TO keep
the water under control. During Friday
night, however, the water kept steadily
gaining on them, and on Saturday it
reached the furnaces, eXtinguishing the
fires, aud thus depriving the pumps Of
the steam necessary to keep them at
work, All hopes We're then given up Of
saving the vessel, and the stoutest hearts
began to quail. The passengers crowded
around the Captain and beseeched him
to save them, but, Of course, he could
render them no assistance. The gale
continued, and with the engines power
hess, the vessel could not get Steerage
way, and she fell Off into the trough Of
the sea each wave making clear breach
over her and sweeping the decks. In
this extremity boats were lowered, all
of which were Immediately swamped,
thus cutting of all hope in that direC-
ton. The passengers were then fur
nished with life preservers, which was
no sooner done than the vessel broke, fore
and aft, and separated in three pieces.
The five survivors succeeded in clinging
to portion of the wreck, on which they
remained from Saturday to Tuesday, the
water washing over them the whole of
the time. When rescued by the steamer
Anderson, their limbs were much swelled
and stiffened by exposure and want, hav-
ing had nothing to eat or drink on the
wreck.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26

sgW We entirely concur IN the opinion
Of the press and people throughout the
states Of New York and Vermont that
DR.. Liston is one Of the most successful
physicians and surgeons in the country
in the treatment Of diseases of the Eye,
Ear, Throat, Catarrh and Chronic Dis
eases generally. We would remind our
readers that he will be at the Central
House in this village again on TIE I'd
day Of next month (Nevember) fo' one
day only. The afflicted should call ear
ly if they wish to see the Doctor. Con-
sultation free.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26

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by heS'r', O, q C ara 4 Co. brs ~
ths' Will cure coughs, colds, Group, VII
cough, orrelisye oonsunptve cough as an, pa
Goes Cough Balsam, "'''
Let all our readers know that Goes n,..
Cure WI certainly cure the worst case, ~ ~ "
pepsia IN existence, viii stop pain after s,s. ~
soon as you take it, and is most excsll.r. ~
lie for all diseases Of the omash aud bo,.' w
FEM 4 FUTILE, A,s,.~
Rutland "
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26
Miscellaneous Items.

Governor Morton OF Indiana is Sc
riously III,
- That modern Falstsrf, Humphrey
Marshall OF Kentucky, is practicing law
in New Orleans,
John Mitchell was In prison at Fort.
ress Monroe Monday. Nothing is known
there but that he will continue 10 be a
prisoner,
The steamers Rhode Island and Hor-
net left New York yesterday for Havana
10 bring 30 Boston the rebel ram Stone
wall
Benjamin Il, Bremner, for fifteen
years past one of the auditors of the
Erie railroad, and one of the best rail-
road accountants in the country, is dead,
Among the most important items 0!
Continental news are statements indlca-
ting that the French occupation Of Rome
will soon cease, and that Poland will
shortly be relieved of martial law.
-Ex.President Frank Pierce has pur-
chased snug little place of 40 acres,
called the Brown Farm, in North Hamr
ton, N. H., north side Of Little Boo r.
Head, and about a mile south Of IN,
Atlantic House at Rye,
The government directors ~ I'M
Union Pacific railroad are c. .orge Ash
nun Of Springfield, Charles p SbermaI
of Ohio, Springer Harba' dgh Of pitts
burgh, Pa, Jesse L. wills ANS of Indiana
and Thomas J. Carter .: Illinois
Major Lamb o. Norfolk, who com
manded Fort Fish n when it was takel
by our forces, ha 5 been in Providence, Il
l., for some we.eks. The mimic VA tha
he received id his hip during the strug
gle at Fort Fisher has been extracted BY
Il surgeort Of that city.
In. the Mississippi State Senate a re
solution restricting the righl aud priv
leSes Of freedmen 10 what the statut
laws granted before the war has beer
laid ON the table by & large majority.
The Pittsburgh Chronicle continue
to record the atrocities perpetrated b,
Martha Grinder. At the present rate, al
| the cases Of sickness that have occurred
IN Pittsburgh and vicinity for the las
twenty years are likely to be charged !,
the account of this American Borgia
"A dispatch from Louisville says tina
the President has approved Of the actioI
| of Gen. Thomas in retaining Gen. Palm
er in command Of the Department 0
Kentucky, and the Secretary Of War ap
proved of Gen. Palmers action in regart
to granting passes to colOred persons.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26
DING'S VEGETABLE AMBROS
A GREAT HAIR RESTORATIVE |

This preparation is having an immen4
for the following reasons:
lst II restores Gray Hair to its Original
ID Islmparts beautiful auburn to ligf
or faded Hair.
81 1t cures all humors and diseases d
soalp.
4th. 1t is an intallible eradicator Of DaDd
bth. II is II richly perfumed Hair Dressin
1t is not dye! II does not color the sk
the finest linen. 1t is not composed of moi
drugs, but mostly OF harmless vegeta 'les, ~
natures grand restorative. Try it and b
WINGED Price only 8 yer bottle.
FEM g. FUTILE, Rutland, Vt, are VI
sale agents, and for sale by Pond s. Mors
T. W Chaplin, Jr., Rutland; Robert u
Brandon; W. P. Russell, and II \. Sba
Middle Jury; A. s. Adams, Cuttingsville;
ant s. Kebt, East " al ingtori; A. F. shea
Ludlow; and by druggists and dealers in
eral
All orders should be addressed TO
Z. Nj. TUBBS X co. Proprietors,
Petersb5rough, NJ
+. 8. Pierce, Travelling Agent, East JET
n. II.
June 8, 1865. june7i&w5i
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26

Second Ballot
senator orr of Rutland received 10
out .. votes, and was declared
Seha' Ior Reed introduced u joint reso-
iutlo' relative TO the distribution OF the
Ley .slative Directory.
Head and adopted,
BiRs IhtyOdaeed-By Senator Reed, an
act to authorize towns and cities To es-
tablish and maintain public libraries,
and also appropriate money To purchase
buildings and books.
Referred 10 Judiciary Committee
BY Senator Taft, an act to amendTan
act entitled an act to incorporate the
city of Burlington,
Referred TO General Committee,
Joint resolution from the House rela-
tive TO sea fish. Concurrcd In.
From the same, authorizing the Adiu-
tant General to procure certain books Of
the War Department. Referred to Com
mittee on Military Affairs
B& Passea - Incorporating Mount
Mansfield Railroad Referred
House BAS-TO continue ant regulate
pay Of Grand and Petit Jurors Re
9erred 10 Judiciary Committee.
Preservation OF fish in Colchester
Pond. Referred to General Committee
Relating 10 recognizances in criminal
cases Referred 20 Judiciary Committee
The Governor communicated To the
Senate resolutions OF the Legislature OF
Rhode Island concerning reconstruction.
Also resolutions Of the Legislature Of
Michigan upon the endowment Of Fe-
male Summaries.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26

THE NATIONAL LAYCERs.-FrOm Ger
tain Gear pencillings" made by one OF
the I,ancers, we make the following ex-
tract descriptive of their adventures and
doings in Vermont:
"The departure from Boston On Tues
day evening was very pleasant one for
the corps, accompanied as it was by the
cook wishes and hearty cheers Of hosts
Of friends who gathered at the depot to
see them off. They got fine start to-
ward Fitchburg, but the heating of the
aXles Of one Of the cars delayed the
train, and by the time Bellows Falls
VT, was reached, the right Of way to
the track was lost, and an enforced stop
page Of several hours at East Walling-
ford, ensued. This enabled some Of the
denizens of the sleeping cars to get d
little more sleep than they would other
wise have secured, but it likewise afford
ed some roguish fellows an opportunity
to play off some amusing practical jokes.
One innocent pullet will no doubt long
remember the visit of the Lancers to her
rural home and rustic perch in an apple
tree; at any rate, if she does not, some
oil, the boys ia red " will. This halt
blythe way necessitated morning ride
among the pictured hills of Vermont,
where mountain and valley. decked in
the glorious colors of natures autumnal
pallet, and reposing in regal beauty
were continual feast to the unweary-
ing eye. The rising sun poured its etful-
gent rays in picturesque waves up the
rugged hillsides and into the sleeping
valleys, as if an angel OF light were
spreading an auroral benediction over
the land. 1t was an inspiring and beau
tiful ride, which, as is the destiny of all
human enjoyments, soon glided into the
past, and pushing on through Rutland
and its marble quarries, Whitehall, a not
very inviting spot, was reached and ira
versed, and by eleven o'clock on Wedncs-
day car-view Of Saratoga engaged the
attention of the excursionists"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26
DARN FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers h 3 farm Of go acI
good land tor sale. Sad farm is within
N les of Rutand village. of sail farm Is
are of 2 pod " cd aud timber land There is
sad farm a S gar Orchari of 500 trees; an A
Orcha OF $50 trees. The whole farm ia
watered, with water conducted in iron PIP
the house and barns. The whole farm IS U
good cultivation, sell fenced and well sdsPtt
the keeping of cows or sheep
Ie m. m ,de easy for purchaser. lnmeC
po> session given if desire
Also, Oilers good stock of cattle, sheep
horses, with produce to k.eP them. eo
Rutland, Aug. %, 1865, de. d2R&wH
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26
Local and stat~ Items,

A SLIGHT SMASH UP.-Yesteriay af-
ternoon two or three men, names not
known, We're driving rapidly near the
engine house, No. 2, when they ran
against one of Mr.. Gibson's dirtwagons
and were upset, The shafts Of their
buggy were broken, and one of he men
was considerably bruised on tht side OF
his head and face,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26
HOUSE.

Bills IatyOduced-By Mr.. Thomas o.
Arlington, an act to incorporate the Red
Mountain Manufacturing Co. Referred
20 Committee on Manufactures.
By Mr.. Webster OF Charleston, an act
amending Sec. Of Chap. l of the Gen
eral Articles relative to qualifications Of
electors. Referred to the judiciary com
mittee. The bill provides that sliens
who have removed from the State shall
not, on heir return thereafter vote at
any freeman meeting until they have
resided one year and taken a freeman's
oath and oath Of allegiance to The Uni.
ted States.
By Mr.. Wheaton Of Pittsford, an act
to incorporate the Pittsford Marble Co.
Referred 10 the committee on corpora
tious.
Bills Pasw8-An act to amend chapter
20, section IS Of the General Statutes
relative to insane poor.
An act relating to recognizances in
criminal cases.
Mr. Robinson Of Highgate moved that
Rufus Hamilton, Representative elect
from the town of Montgomery, De ad-
mitted to seat without producing his
credentials. Mr. Colby Of Hartland in
quired why this request was made at so
late a day of the session. Mr.. Robinson
stated that Mr.. Columbus Green was
first elected representative, but was incl
igible owing to holding the office of
Post Master Of the town. The town
then elected Mr.. MONTGOMERY. Mr. Col
by claimed that the town had already
elected one representative, Mr.. Green,
and therefore could not choose another,
50 Mr.. Hamilton was not entitled to a
seat. MI Robinson thought otherwise,
and commended Mr.. Montgomery was le-
gally the representative elect. On mo.
ton Of Mr. Miner, the motion was Or
dered 70 lie and made the special order
for tomorrow morning.
joint RssOLuti0a.-By Mr.. BarstOw, au-
thOTiZiug the AdjUtant Gener4, To pro-
cure from the War Department, /" prac-
ricablc, for deposit and preservation in
his office for the use Of the State Of Yer
mont, the original company and regi-
mental books Of all Vermont troops who
have served in the United States service
during the war Of the rebellion.
The resolution also provides for copies
Of these books, if the original cannot be
procured.
Bills introduce&.-By Mr.. Hebard of
Chelsea, an act to amend Chap. 80 Of
the General Statutes, in relation to pro-
cess. Referred to the judiciary commit
tee.
Reports Of Committees,-By general com
mittee, against the dog bill aud bill for
the protection Of sheep and other do
mestic animals. A third reading was
refused
By the judiciary committee, favorably
with amendment to an act in regard to
appeals in suits pending in the court Of
chancery, Amended and ordered to be
engrossed and read the third time.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26

TRAINS LATE,-The Troy and Boston
train was behind time yesterday, and
missed its connections with the other
trains in consequence. The tran from
Boston on the Rutland and Burlington
road was also half an hour lat. We
did not learn the cause,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26

The TWO STANDARDS. - Libertys
standard sheet, the star-spangled ban
ner, and Americas standard perfume,
PhalOn's Might Blooming Cereus."
Wherever the one floats on the air, so
does the other. Sold everywhere.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26

WEST INDIA ADyIcEs.-Fileso Of the late
West Indian papers furnish additional
details Of the late severe hurricane
which swept over some Of those islands
on the 18th of last month. Over Guada-
loupe it was particularly severe, Houses
were lifted from the ground, torn to
pieces, and blown in fragments to con
siderable distance, and the air filled with
flying debris. In one town, an hospital
was blown down, and its inmates killed
or wounded. Between two and three
hundred persons altogether were killed.
The crops OF the island are destroyed
and scarcely tree was left standing,
and it is believed that many vessels were
stranded or sunk.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26

VALEDGcTORIAN.--Mr Henry NJ. Burt,
late editor and proprietor Of the Yer
mont Record, has sold out to D. L. Mil
likin. In his valcdictory he thusspeaks;
"The present proprietor Of the Record
has disposed Of his interest to its former
owner, D. L. Milliken, who considering
his comparative limited knowledge and
experience in the business, has shown
remarkable genius and fitness fer sue
cessful newspaper publisher"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26
DARN FOR SALE.

u Containing about
TWO HUNDRED ACRES OF LAM
Situate three miles south Of Poultney 4
The said farm l., about equally diVid y
'plosing, m wing AID p sture land, W.,
enough on it to pay for it. Il IL also SIT *.
Wells Pond, or Lake austin, which, On *. S
bee me quite a re ort for pleasure pS1a "a
dering 1t very desi sble oeation f. ans,s..%t
ing 10 fit up a ummer resort for thos VT,
to leave the city, during tie warm weathsi' "
more q let life.
The above farm will be sold at bargain
psrticula enquire OF D. n. Gid ingsi, oE
place, or of ara and Brothers, Rut and,
j4nl7deod&wIy IN. GIDrI>yl
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26

JUDGE REAGAN ON EQUAL SUFFRAGE
Portions Of Judge Reagan's letter to the
Texans are published, in which he
strongly advocates equal and intelligent
suffrage. He proposes that those now
voters shall not be subjected to any new
tests, but that hereafter all new voters
shall be able to read the English Ian
guage, and no distinction be made ON
account Of race or color. He says
off the state will accept this policy at
once, it will attain the great ends here
tofore mentioned, and it will save its
own people from years of painful strife
and agitation on these questions, which
would at last, probably, after years
of contention, be found to be the
only means of bringing it to an end,
even If it led to nothing worse. How
infinitely better it would be for you, for
both races, for the present and the fu-
ture, for the whole country, if you will
unhesitatingly recognize the unalterable
facts as to your condition, and the in
evitable logic of events, and hasten as
is in your power to do, the return of the
blessings of civil government and con-
stitutional liberty and avoid, as it is in
your power to do, the fearful perils which
now lie before you. [ know the painful
struggle against education and habit
and policy and tradition and prejudice
which such course will require you to
encounter; and how hard it is for hui
man nature to overcome such difficulties.
But my sincere prayer is that God, in
his goodness and mercy, may enable you
to EXHIBIT this last browning evidence,
in the midst of your calamities"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26

GOVERNOR 0RR.--Col. james l.. Orr
has been chosen Governor of South Car
oRna-the first ever elected bya popular
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26
SHEEP FOR SALE.

The subscriber has four yearline BEc
four Buck Lambs of pure Atwood Blood''
viii b. so d at low prices orrSi
Mda e.owp Oct % 1855 d&V!'
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CJPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

The business of the late Firm of Edson & II
mum Will be continued under the Firm OF NJ
Ii 0 Ed~ol, at the old stand on Vest str
where may be founi a good assortment Of
kinds Of lumber Also, ooTs, Sash, BIZ
Glass and Putty. Glazing done TO order.
MgLZER EDISON
HENRY o, EDS0!
Don't forget the place TO buy Lumber an!
kinds of Building material, on West street.
may l2d&wtf NJ. s. Q, EDSO,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26

THE COMMERCIAL COLLIDE JuURyI
and Catalogue, giylns null pari.u sr,, a1
had free of charge, 4: the College, " twIl
sent by mail 20 any address on tecesp, OF ,
stamp
Two or more students ,nteriug a. %, ,.u
time aud rom Ele same place will receive
discount ou eaoG, rhi institution t. pee Al
arranged or Lndie> as well ~ Gent vmen 4
sructo'. IA Pho nSraphy aud Telegraph.
vhsu cured
Over me hundrrl A. tents have A.eh aim
ted during the pas FIRM while tl- pro.p
for the fufure is Cery "a terng Persons 8,
ing TO become Students during Full sho.
apply a. once for admission.
II. LANSLEl
march2iiSwtf Principal sni Propra,
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VERMONT LEGISLATUHR,
MONTPELIER, Oct. "A
sRNATR-FoRENOON,

In the absence Of the Lieutena' II Goy
ernnor and the President pro ,ao, ~ -
Senate proceeded 20 ballot 'or y pro 20
dent pro tenn
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Fem u futile.

Il Now all We to whom these prss,
IN shall come, GEEETy
That Fern & futile have not dis Oyel a.
nership as has been reported By the wise ne
Rutland, but are stlll TO be found D.; their
and. where they propose - act IS the STAY
ARD DRUGGISTS of Rutlan /, aud also o..
whole te OF Veru On,, and the people Of,
toEn ana State wi fud by c ding pan US
they can buy anv thing in our Ii CHEAP
than they CAO EVEN LOOK at be same tn
in any ether part Of Jneir venerable Un-le S
ue's domln ions. CAL and see il il Il not EV
so. FEM & FUTILE
Herald Build ny, C,nter St, Rutlanl
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26

EANCY GOODS, Toilet Articles,
H. fumery, &C, large stock at
FEM & FUTILE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26

Powder, Shot, Gun Caps, Powder FisskS
Shot Pouches and Belts, a full stock at
PENN & FUTILE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-10-26

HOWE & STEVENS Dye Coloa|
IL full supply at