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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-06
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EY- As a general blood purifying agent the
Life Syrup stands unrivalled by any preparation
in the world.
THE RICH AND POOR
are liable to the same diseases. Nature and
science has made the Constitution Life Syrup for
the benefit off,
PURE BLOOB
produces healthy men and women and if the
constitution is neglected in youth, diseases and
early death is the result.
Price, S1,25 per bottle; one-half dozen for 81.
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SEMTNARY.-P

NASTLEf TON SEMINARY. - Fall
" Term commences Sept eth. The loca-
ton, in point of be Iaty aAd hesltnfulness and
ease Of access, casnet be surpassed. Advan-
tges fos English, Lstin. Greek French, Ger
man, Music, Painting and Drawing, cannot be
equalled At the same price.
Apply for catalogue or sa1iaaaon 20 the Pril-
opal, MISC HARRIET n HASKELL
Csstictsa. Jsly -. las. d&wa
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NEWMAN WEEKS.

Dealer in Crockery and China Ware, Glass,
Britannia, Japanned and Stone Ware, Furniture
and Carpets, Wooden Ware, Table Cutlery,
Kerosene Oil, Lamps and Shades, Paper Hang
isgs, Curtains and Fixtures, Broems, Brushes
&c, &C. No. 49, Brick Block, Merchants Row,
Rutland vt. aug2Gd&wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-06

NRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
" Cures Cuts, Burns, Sca)ds.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
Cures Boils, Ulcers, Cancers.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
Cures Corns, FelOns, Piles.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE
Cures Chap ed Hands and Blisters.
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALNE
is prompt in action, removes pain at once, and
reduces the most angry-Ookiog swellings and
inflammstions, as if by magic-thus affording
relief and complete cure.
ONLY % CENTS "A BOX,
Sent by mail for IS cents.)
SETH W. .FOWLE s. SON, BOSTON.
PROPRIETORs.
For sale By all Druggists, G6ocers. and at all
Country storee.
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3asiness Cards.
PETER c. ZONES & son.

PETER 4. JONES q SUN,
Wholesale and Retail Paper Warehouse, No. 26,
Water, corner of Devonshire St, Boston, has
constantly on hand and for sale large assert
ment Of all kinds 0fpaper. Book, News, Manila
and Press paper, manufactured to order at short
notice Agents for Smith 81 Peters Enameled
Cards and Card Sheets
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TAR LAROOKAH'S SARSAPARIL
~ LA COMPOUND, The Great Spring MED

DR. LAROOKAH'S SARSAPARIL-
~ LA COMPOUND, The Great Spring MED
icine and Blood Purifier.
DR.. Larookah's Sarsaparilla Compound caTes
Liver Complaints and Dyspepsia
DR.. Larookah's Sarsaparilla Compound cares
Scrofula and Salt Rheum.
Dr. Larookah's Sarsaparilla Compound cufea
Erysipelas, st. Anthony Fire, and Dropsy
DR., Larookah's Sarsaparilla Compound cures
Epilepsy and rheumatism.
DR.. Larookah's Sarsaparilla Compound cures
Pimples, Pustules, BlOtches and Boils,
DR.. Larookah's Sarsap4rila Compound cures
Pain in the stomach, Side aud Bowels
DR. Larookah's Sarsaparia Compound cares
Uterine liberation, Syphilis, aud MercUra'
Diseases
DR.. LarOokah's Sarsapari)ta Compound pur
hes the Complexion, rendering it clear ara
transparent
Dr. Larookah Sarsaparilla Compound -
double the strength OF airy other Sarsaparlua I'D
the market.
Everybody should purify the blood and ID
visOrate the system, by the use Of DR. LARGO
kah's Sarsaparilla Compound.
81 per Bottle-6 Bottles for S..
Prepared by DR.. E. r. knights, Chemist, Mel
rose, Mass
Sold by FEM & FUTILE, Rutland, whole
| sale agents. Also sold by other Druggists IN
Rutland and vicinity
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DR. KNIGHTS HAIR DRESSING

nR. KNIGHTS HAIR DRESSING,
~ A dressing for Children's Hair, which
can be used without fear of injury to its growth
or texture, has hitherto been unattainable.-
Most, ii not all, of the Hair Dressing heretofore
sold at the Drug Stores are composed of ol ano
neutrality-suspicious. which are antagenistic 10
the life of the hair.
Knights Hair Dressing contains neither OIL
nor alcohol, is purely vegetable in its compost,
ton, and is the most perfect Hair Remover ana
Invigorator that has ever been made availaDe
to the public.
Persons whose hair has been thinned by slcE
ness or age, should give tn is preparation trlai
with the assurance that luxurant growth OF
hair will result, unless the roots are dead, When
such an effect is impossible.
Knights Hair Dressing in an elegant prepa
ration, exquisitely perfumed, inclines the nalt
to curl, will not soil the skin or any article VI
apparel, and is fast superseding the pernicOus
articles which have so long deceived credulous
public.
Large Bottles-Price 81.
Prepared by DR.. E. R. Knights, Chemist Me-
rose, Mass.
Sold by FEM & FUTILE, Rutland whole
sale agents Also sold by other Druggists "
Rutland and vicinity.
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Mons rlTUTION LIFE SYRUP

A positive and specific remedy for all diseases
originating from an impure state of the Blood,
and for all hereditary diseases transmitted IRON
Parent TO Guild
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-12-06

CONSTITUTION CATHARTIC LIFE PILLS.
CONSTITUTION CATHARTIC LIFE PILLS.
CONSTITUTION CATHARTIC LIFE PILLS.
CONSTITUTION CATHARTIC LIFE PILLS.
Price IS cents per Box.
Price % cents per Box
Price Is cents per Box
Price % cents per Box.
VIM. II. GREGG 6 CO., Preprietors.
MORGAN s. ALLEN, General Agents.
Ne. &c Cliff St., New York.
GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO, Boston.
aprii25deodlSweowly
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VIM. H. GREGG, NJ. D.,
Sole Proprietor, New York
MORGAN s. ALLEN,
Wholesale Druggists,
Agents,
No. 46 Cliff St, New York.
GEO. q. GOODWIN g. CO., Boston.
j. Fl. REED g. CO., Chicago.
FULLER, FINCH s. FULLER, Chicago.
COLLINS BROTHERS. St. Louis
j. D. PARK, Cincinnati
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY & CO., Philadelphia
BARNES, WARD s. CO., New Orleans.
BARNES, HENRY & CO., Montreal Canada.
HoSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, San Francisco.
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nR. LAROOKAH'S PULMONlC
~ SYRUP is acknowledged by all to DC
the surest. safest and speediest cure for Coughs,
Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis, Consumptio1nn-aa9a
its early stages-and ali diseases OF the inf No
and Lungs, that has been made availsne u 'H'
public. e,e,.
Clergymen. Members of Congress, SINGERS
and Actors and in Fact every one VINO mas CIV
it 8 trial, give it their unqualified praise,
Price 81 per Bottles Bottles tor S 70;
Prepared by Z. X. Knights, M- d. Meuo'e'
Macs. Los/
Sold by FEM g. FUTILE, Rutland, wnoT
sale agents. Also sold BIZ other DraggsssJ
RAkaAnd aud vicinity. ian@oeoo""e
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$ C r o T U l. A .

SCROFU LA.
Struma. Glanduar Swenngs,
liberation, Kings Evil,
Erysipelas Salt kheum'
This faint hereditary and acquired,) filling
life with untold misery, is by all usual medical
rempdies incunhle
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RHEUMATISM.

If there is any disease in which the Consttu
ton Life Syrup is a sovereign, it l. in rheuma-
tism and its kindred affections. The most in
tense pains are almost instantly aueyiated-
enormous swelings are reduced, Cases, chonic
or vlcarious, of twenty or thirty years standing
have been cured
, 1866-08-17

Nfih' The men who are willing 10 give u osaJpu |
come col th.s 1felsad shou!d nsks stsike asain, d.
seps e Co she N tTetes e ssg so9e q
vas rot 8 retolattenitt whea men and countries |
sre oppressed, would ie1l yon stosy, boeause |
peens
= <hex do IN relend, an IN fsyor Of srvalu- |
s % IT, - bsa.s as.s sesa
sIaSsat ,as. q ~ y ling, n1,r,,.s sSt IN IN
a 5 e, nRn0ah g ee
ssssa sssia.t n ee -" Assn. a. ssia. rhsn ssad Z
- xeen rs ss.S! xh yoa ga
pshna s de n ,<.os ~ s
81 iis . II Jss g d
~ IT. l. e.nd 1s,s ss5 6a
ths. i find q ,spil{i s1i.t ii Jour bosotas.
! %, .1d ne ~ vm eone when r.
isti1e @ depaitnens md on own Go7er1ment; 1s
as " % People u fsTor q WSssta Ii q ahst
proper, Of what u lust; We ase = people In fasor
column for = ehort lime 70 eome-lt may b
lev 5ssa, but 2nt Yourselves 9? lhs side 81 ~
as symaspaa1hize sitn Jo1 md he dsy win euMs. Put
Your h1lst N God, aud al thinsn vii come sighi
Iesters Ell N var M received fom Governor Norton Of
IrdIans% Colonel Robeits, Senator TEumbulL Re-
grsssntas.,vs s Arc99a. GeneE.l sTseny, ,Il MaloF
General Fu1leE, and Repscsentadve FarnsTnsth !;
al OF them expressing sympathy with the Object
meats M ine1isably prevented tseiT attendance. The
reading o, lheso Letters vas loudly sheezed-
Genera, oneta, as e. ns1s a spsaf:r, xho VI. re-
eei7ed with great app1anse. did not know why he
y. sal'ea apoa tS 1asks speech 9nle;s 7 r.. ~
fessed eatacient courage 10 60 into Canada aad
S; = e, ;:s
isialy Ee9la Rref5 . .as.,. tses ths snsS
nast eerta3uly Be great eause when such men =
ss nss L e iSs a.e & ase
asf ak anytStng for his count Jnen that be would
not sfse e a. sses a 1hea Sa':sf & Fl
% nay OF IS sou9a5nsa, It asd Sess
ssa z i!h 1oe. sass R.S a Safs Sa e.
ceived them, and he trusted that ere long tho
theme would be pep9as ons Y 10 1,isa Rso9'ts !;
speaEer 1ct q oppose shs Fsesidsnt seeaase =
aa DefS5s :s soe r. sssass1 e. n
shiP Of the Democratic par1J haa 50 ter psrtaSe1
%ss az e al 3osasos
sat he did 4 aot really 6essa,o he eaFed fef to'
/ sctions By which he I'D etineed By isssiREs
e. haa I'd ssfnsE s tssir e. seda@ hs py Ia
/ sold The ltishnan, and wppta teiih again; "a,
9os Sf e; ,he L., oBs soBsa q nas ,as ssssss ~
3 T6s spesEer bad as7eF Sctod = e Jfe he xas =
: he men uho were friendly to their eause: 81
i hes.et1 had followed parry Tho bad pt1tease
Ss nd +
:, But faF thxt betrayal lfelhnda Freedom Woul
e. 1iD atenbe s lB. 5.i e ea I'D hs5 & suia
70 Ta e Roses Ssea
sg 4: s ssHa asss
+ upon tic sea, md fought British soldlers On g,
a'an ss ny wea5 s,ys s,Sass, @ e. o. ;53 5Esl;
"a "a iIs1a h son. SOL They T sunid hs1e dons his Wis
:, Ime.!esn @ & merchants @ won1a have atted mp IL
70 pr1vsterrz tc prey, npon British eommeIee. I
II. %eaPs es an9 Ssa s se q reaaa
ssoasasds e. sosa ams,esa M % .ose dsRssos VOC =
srs a @ s b.sS e asht oa q e. dsR' s1s
Of then too; and in less th4n two yes
ssst sosss; ov:4 e .b & SI. .s 81 1.e,s
esssssiF eope s ssE ses
sT bosom, despite tne combined influences q tyrann
IL despotism sud cruelty.
a The speaksF WAS en:h1sl.stieally ac2lsaa
r. With the tont1n sion of Gsnetal OI1eilr addsr
| tho feEuJlF HDchEtur OF the HHY lEtmIG4tGd II
, 1866-08-17

"ANTED-Agents-ssaa50 per nlorth
wv ESHyNhExc, 70 seM tae best work in-. t<ss =
!shsd, and onty pEsettsl FAMILY EEWiSG VI
EALNE ta usS. kEfCIEsaafs imPEoxed pstcat t'o::.
tmMed 800 1fstclAas e1nFassia= asrnts tT =
Moath. GerEA AxEt1 wanted in Dphuque, loss. y
F1nt 1Hd Et- Louis. Greatest lp6uctausnt4 fTeF q
6fcd. For tH1zs Adtze.z ORIENTAL s. II. CO. 4a
, 1866-08-17

WTANTED-Pattner want an hon
wv at acd fndEstz1oua mn rGL1 = c21n. 10 e..
eake ~ psItuer ID : paying tnxaeA Cau * LUZ
Unfz m EtstfE.
, 1866-08-17
9HantR1@GDR Re1lt.

M 7ANTED-To Kent-By. q practical
wv DillE. ooe hst at rood cQ3:ns1 md doan1g
min. Far fnrthr pasdcalAt1 sp2H 70 L0" Bk1s
CO. GAtc7[p. 9o
, 1866-08-17

saio5ee tho.s ne9ss,, lsTs: .. Haa a. b nn: b.,
worked e tndeiasanls = ne EnEsb d d,d to 2, co
+ ses,ias sssF5Nhass ia;:ssa si q dslnE: i
aNa whenever ,htJ meta Wild IrishmAn 70 csteh
him, and pnl lin into prison to aEatt The Queen.
eoent1s ~ % asa III
> candid; There WA trne when d1pllelty woult
ss M ssss ss Is T. C eeses se j. e. g.
! Peaaen. Amss.san elti3en., I'd se.s6 ssen,siSs
] &c black ma1, noF would. he recugasx
I oide1 e soand int he naus % root cut ssas dl.se
u and when the waf eornmencct4 4nd the tpeaSt
n s11 RsE sn e. .sss ssSsg ,Do 4s9 Rn
+ light for liberty. aud when tie colored raan al
ID so dcbt the Governor determined no longer 10 o.
y 9os From ,hss saomens b. iii see1 a.
Or he Believed that when tho 1sishnsn znascs Il
l. game .c@olss he WI RI - I'D a. b b better "a
:, cs 6ses, poetess Ii H6e1g ana be liee = IA
~ such;the speaker hoped, ,wonla bs The seoti1ac!
he Of t;s heasess pow. md WIN ths5 sosd ns1. ;S
n r. 10 ~ so s1s
Il Sess Of Tho unitsd states. ana p1oc!aes that
he North Carolina shall provide to ths eoatra1
re seoiehman i not eiilzen of ;resi Dst7In. =
on are euub]eets Of the Queen, and the T9:d SUB,
4&S 10G0&x ktnfE IN 4EE4AQQ &1u N 0AN V4
- every EEslIehnlan who cannot vote. In AmeE1
use ia provided at ehal be tltisena. not II
t . jeCte, and the speaker believed That every 4
~ who Epnld mt app1etiate Ibis Ercat privilege
nj moi Go1thy 10 receive H. H3a hearers tn-t
ms cane tofeibef 10 lisna 10 sentlncnh which Il Il
nd choose, They conld appror without tear Of l
m rirton& OF the QUEEN. II they liked Whit
ons said they could eude1ee them. Il no! they CO
has pppote shetn, md NO ruan eou1d say nay.
fas srsakcr believed that Ittahmen should lovu
raw cuppt1y 1ight Ncll, md hoped that they wu
M Il sotc q support It Ihey-1dahmen-h.. 5
way deceived 81 Andrew tohneon, and 70 had hta
~ nnblIrar Naenda. Ne tad fooled both, and sho
IN. rcceiyc sllke The oppositton Of both 1thad b
.erk frcreaed to tc speaker that y he OF
Nh 10 s. careful Of wlat be sid. md not 81
+tns 90 snuchly srd nbeouihl|. He hzd replied
I'd ma Hhile ii belicved that the ONCE a ffeSl
citf Of lie UaIied Satea VIA the pFoudest otaEa
tbat Norfa. he thop}d not fall to denounea t9e
posa who while he occupied It was unt1ue to hls
saHy txust.
aatI AZ tho English had opposed America II
aanat trouble, he did not be1ive ihat Andrew Joh
sn9 should or ought to now ACT IN her f&tor. Re
:. Y ally, Ae ttr5std th&t llelapa would gain
atEa Independence, let them go On and 1Ght thetr
seHye TICS BE hoped they uQnld succeed. He &ws
. u 10 pay back the Brittah Government for hrE
delisy 10 America Whilst he was not Z F,
III to xrd DID not belong 10 thesE organization, te
, 1866-08-17
G1anten=5ttuati011s.

a young
wv 1ady, In = cloak house- 8as had <1pcs.raea "a
Ee~ York buaine1s Tar the last ten years, nnd NOW
, 1866-08-17

! snieanns Tn,m sncnabcr. Il MS 10 reqpest Trcsi-
: den: Johnson 70 demand he Ee,es.e i ,he p,3as-
tasen d the lste casdian ssse,1io9,a He
tffqplsssssae e ee1s1saa 1ssa % Sasa
!, md .uasairnopsig, 100, y shas House,
ze,ss ths ns a n m apon ns
side q she line o. I'D o1t on ~ bonds. & r;
6ssin IL iodsy, 3stS tss eonds shst be ervs apsa
him, 10 resume hi1 attendance q ne eao9e o. as w
: ery. And On motion Of Mr. Banks, hndsng xna,
i ll1d q neutrality We thonl1 e1pee and h:a hss
q iaas @ aaa deiaminea ihat the saae ns.sass
v they mete 10 rs shall b tucasured unto thca'
'ta ia lhs @ sonsg2 = naoaessne :. wa.atngtea
ID Martial Roberts, The P1essdsnt Of ths Feaiaas
t aaa 81 III Z .os
i. nbctty icr ai Inea md iessee f.. n. aad 1. b
a. eiaied After~A1ls tney proposed 70 hare aSetl,t
|ie III q + ashlnstoa dfose ,hea 81 Thsy eanas
s.tss fs tsss'esa st
q shall obiain the etnsens In wnung o. q :, :,
sPsss5 e Il ii Ss1ss ss q ssSss
IL pasboss pass I'D p.lSenis, il refsseaes = se i
ssss : & i'd +
;e AIDE II. Administrations Of Asa1eY sHsssoa y y
TO ! pcNcu1f1d NCQE3S&4t LILLE U<aAAAA
les Cresf, this Unaon consTets tympsshtx
nlD- | With Ill th4tf heaEt4 with men ttt1
nsn ! elmg for freedom: That reso1ati9n went
dsy ineut Democrat, opposed It, and zflcr aehata.
heJ which Mr. sohuson, OF Aa,!lscd psraespass5s e
auY let nc scaa one einsaa hentNneo to 5ou. =.
Ms Johutou Of Maryland sid: This eeeus to n
,uld singular Tesetuiiou.. It proposes To open u
;hfs Rro called Fe1isna,.. whose arpwca p
onl6 pprpote sil u to snake wax upon Eusi1
,sea You might As uc rire them the nse OF ths esp
Re for tho sama purpose think Enslan1 Mo
ould have rood fn&eoa 10 coraplatn & such conda
seea iIauEhler And derieirc c1iea.l What Do re
n.ht shout Enciana3 They we're pueuS oana1s
psat There wrre seven Democrats IN the Senasc.
tbas Democrat onlJ--and hs from Oregon. on
mac, Fseiae-rosod, foF i. 1he ,a1,stn, otns5
fdent | roted nn-a.asrst Allowing thai eu1d!ns
D tho / be nfcd Tor the .altcus1ion OF
mau Question Of the hight OF Irelaud to BE- les lEt
great 1ead yon iteir naIea. Anthony. Of 4,ods ISL
.Davts, Of kentnEky. Gnth1se, ef KsntnekJ, -
, INV epp. Of Maryland. Riddle, Of Delaware, and
~ Winkle Of Wrsfe1n Virginia and II pasaet
spite oi thcs4 stx.sevenlhs Of tho UemoGxta 70
~ 10 IN The Ecuate and "a soon "a u hAd psased
- ~ betu approved w1ote my permit, - Speaks
~ | lie 0n1se, 70 Tia EepisuE, to use
aS huI1di1s for their meetings. ttncn aFpta,
2hIs lad u Irel4nd II bsilliAot in The pss
eame history tot the Statesmen, tho NxsEtoss and
, 1866-08-17
Stolen.

| CTOLEN-$26 Rewurd-Fnom Hasse's
- p11t Ha.!arn, soren Mar, hind feet white and
Thits stripe On nce, ctosE sided top buggy and hat
pc. The sboye reward Eiu b paid tof tbs thla ~
D. J. WREN, 1&1 state-St- Id
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-06

GOLDEN OPINIoNs.-Wc are glad to re-
cord crowning triumph in the award OF
the gold medal of the Maryland Institute
to the elliptic sewing machine of our towns
man Captain George B. Sloat. Truly, he
is not without honor who thus wins golden
opinions, nor ore they without blame who
thrust SO valuable machine from produc-
tion in our midst to enrich others.
This is the third acknowledgment of its
superiority, gained in open competition
with all the world, which has been awarded
to the Sloat machine, and we wish it re.
membered this machine was first fostered
By the people of the South it was brought
into repute here, and was really potent
weapon in our cause, for upon it princi-
pally was our clothing made during the
war. Its inventor has cast his lot with
US, and faithfully met every duty like q
man and citizen. He is now superintend-
ent Of one of our largest manufacturing
works, and we call upon our people to look
to the fosterage Of such men, for whose in:
yention our northern neighbors are proud
and clamorous in their appreciation. -,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-06

DIsyAsss or THE Erg AND EAK.-Dr. Gardner,
formerly OF London, England, oculist and aurist'
operator on the eye and ear, respectfully informs
the citizens OF that he will be again at the
Ballard House -ofics, parIor II, frst foor-on Mon
day, November 10th, to Thursday the 2?d. After
that time, monthly, Of which due notice will be
given. once hours from A. n. to 0P. n. And
can be consulted on deafness, noise In the head,
catarrh discharges from the ear scales In the ear
accumulation OF wax In the ear, obstruction OF the
eustschian tube, and ell acute or chronic diseases
OF the ear and air r-psSages. Artificial eyes in
serted without pain, and perfectly resembling the
natural eye. Operations for cataract, stsabismus
or eross eye, artificial pupil, &c, skilfuliy per-
formed, and all diseases OF the eye and ear treated
and every operation In aural and opthalmic sur
gerry, performed BY DR.. GARDNER. Principal once
81 west Fortisth street, New York. References,
testimonials, &c. Send for circular. cH-sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-06

DR.. READS CHuRcH.-We are gratificd
to learn that DR.. Read has been very sue.
cessful in obtaining donations throughout
the United States for the purpose Of re.
building his church, which, it will be
remembered, was burned down in the fire
of April Sd, 1865. DR.. Read was invited
and requested by southern sympathizer'
in the North 10 take up collections there
for his church, and the result of his pious
labors has more than met all his expecta.
tions.
As already announced in this paper, DR.
Reads congregation will continue to wor.
ship in the Virginia Hall on every Sab.
bath. This was the best building that
could be procured at the time, but it Is
hoped that one more convenient will soor
be obtained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-06

MEETING At TIE TOBACCO ExcHANdE.-A
meeting Of the tobacco trade was held ut
the Tobacco Exchange yesterday morning,
John Caskie, Esq, president, in the chair.
The president in some feeling remarks an.
nounced the death Of Mr.. Thomas J. Deanc,
o member of the association when, on
motion of James A. Scott, committee OF
three was appointed to draft resolutions
expressive of the sense Of the meeting.
Messrs. Scott, Boiling, and Noting were
appointed the committee, and they subse-
quently reported the following preamble
and resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
"It is with profound sorrow that We are
sgain called upon to pay our tribute of re-
spect to another highly honored and be-
loved member Of this Association. The
shock is the more keenly felt not only be-
cause OF his recent return to our midst to
resume his old ayocation, but because OF
the high position he had always held in
this community, and the unusual hold bis
ouict manners and genial heart had upon
us in all our business and social relations
with him.
Resolred, That while in the sudden death
Of Thomas J. .Deane, Esq, we recognize the
hand of One 'who doeth all things wei,
vet we mourn his departure as great
loss to us, to his family, and to this entire
community. ..a..
=" Resolued, That We will ever cherish In
fond remembrance his kind and genial
heart, his lofty nature, his fidelity as .
friend, and his uprightness as a merchant
Resolued, That We will attend his fune-
raj in a body, and that copy of this pre-.
amble and resolutions be sent to his fam.
ilx, -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-06

The RrCnrNGs ENGLISH OPERA.-We
have barely room to say that the first ap-
pearance of this admirable company last
night in Mariana was most brilliant and
successful. They were at once taken into
the warmest favor by the audience, which
was so completely enraptured as to be led
to encore much too often. The perform
ers were really overta1ed. We never saw
an audience more completely delighted
this, too, notwithstanding there was NO
orchestra, and the piano alone accompanied
the vocalists. Tonight, Don Pasquale and
the full orchestra-a great treat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-06

CAPTAIN RICHARD 6. MoRRIs.-Ws are
crati6ed to learn that our notice OF the
death of this gentleman was premature
and we trust by very many years. Captain
Morris has been for some time extremely
i'll, and on Sunday afternoon it was report
ed that he was dead. Certainly such .
report could not but be received with .
good degree ofcredulity in view of tho long
continued debility Of Captain Morris. We
trust, however, that he will be soon restored
to health, to the very great qualification of
his many friends and the inexpressible joy
Of his devoted family.