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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-03-22
DR. KNIGHTS HAIR DRESS

Nv NLNA0AI L - LAIN DAA4JS-A-
~ A vegetable preparation for beaai7
and promoting the luxuriant growth Of
hair
Itprevents the hsiT from falling Of or
ing gray.
nervous headache, and all those distressiIs.
fections induced by the use Of oily or slcon
Hair Dressings.
Its invigOrating properties insure lu1at
locks, inclined to curl, and by its persisteh,
the hair is restored to bald heads when fN
result is possible. 81.
T is splendidly perfumed, will not st,
soil the skin or any article Of apparel, "
universally approVed-especially by ladlT
children.
e Buy no other. Price IS cents per 0.l
Prepared by DR.. E. r. KNIGHTS, ChsD
MelrOse, Mass.
Sold by FEM s. FUTILE, Rutland, ".
sale agents. Also sold by other Druggi5.,
Rutland and vicinity. janSOdeod6Hs'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-03-22
DR. KNIGHTS ORIENTAL

~ RESTORER proves itself the only
BILE Restorer Of Gray and Faded Hair TO II
inal color.
1t contains neither oil, alcohol, nor auy
injurious substance.
1t cleanses the scalp, gives the hair II.
glossy appearance, and promotes its lIA-
growth.
1t is scientifically prepared, and is indo.,
the most eminent medical authority.
It is eXquisitely perfumed, will not s..
soil the finest fabric, and is indispensable
toilet of every lady and gentleman.
SY Buy no other. Price Is cents PEI, u
Prepared by DR.. Z. r. KNIGHTS, enc
MrlrOse, Mass.
Sold by FEM & FUTILE, Rutland v
sale agents. Also sold by other pru5s
Rutland and vicinity.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-03-22

FNPEEBLED AND DElCATE CONSTITUTION
both sexes. use HEMEoLp'- ENTEACr Dr.
1t will give brisk and energetic tcc,iu-- w.
able YOU 10 sleep well.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-03-22

CHAPLAIN VALLEY AGRICULTURAL So,
CIETY.-At a Managers meeting Of the
Champlain Valley Agricultural Society
held at Vergennes, Saturday. March 10,
1866, the following officers were chosen
for the Tenth Annual Fair
General Supt, of the Fair Grounds
Calvin H Smith, Vergennes.
Supt. of Floral Hall-James Crane.
Vergeunes.
Supt. of Horticultural Halls. s.
Wright, Cornwall.
Supt. Of Mechanics Hall-Hosca Will
lard, Vergennes.
Supt. of Horses-7E. Gorham, Addison.
Supt. Of CattlaZE. D. Peck New ITa-
ven.
Supt. Of DARYL. Orvis. Ferrisburgh.
Supt. Of Sheep--B. L. Vauvleit, Shell
buroe.
Supt. of Swine and PouItry--S. Allen,
Panton.
Supt. Of Bread--Hiram Perry Ferris
burgh.
Committee Of Reception-Hon. John
Pierpoint, Hon. Edward Seymour, Hon.
F. E. Woodbridge, Gen. V. Lawrence.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-03-22

TAky No MORE UNPLEAsANr AND IN
REMEDIES for unpleasant and cauErr.-,
eases. Use HuNEoLD'~ EXTRACT B"CH
hIPFOyFn RosE WASH.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-31
A + OR ID i N A N c e

AE ORDIN ANCE
"A TO Make an Appropriation to the Board of
Dlsulct OF Pennsy lania, for the year 1866.
Section l. The Select and Common Councils of
EeIght hundred and eighty-eGht thousand nine hun
4 dred and eleven dolar and ninety-seVen cents
1855 91l'9 be and the same is hereby appropriated
to the Board OF Controllers of Public Schools of the
First School District of Pennsylvania for the year
1866 as iolows-
FOR THE EXPENsEs OF THE BOYS CENTRAL HIGH
SCHOOL.
Item l. For salaries, twenty -four thousand seven
bundled and fifty 1874 750l dollars.
Item For rent OF hal for Commencement and
rent of cabinet of natural history and apparatus,
eight hundred t$sOOl dollars.
Item g. For furnaces and stoves, three hundred
(S300) dollars
Item 4. For cleansing, eight hundred (SSOO) dol
Item g. For philosophical apparatus and chemi-
Gals, and for gas, five hundred and thirty (S53O)
Item 6. For furniture, three hundred tS8OO) dol
lars.
hundred and fifty (S750l dollars.
FOR THE EXPENsEs OF THE GIRLS HIGH AND
NORMAL SCHOOL
Item s. For salaries seven thousand six hundred
t$76C0 dollars.
Item 9. For repairs, three hundred (S3OO) dol
lars
Item 10; For furnaces and stoves hundred
($100l dollars.
Item IL. For cleaning, five hundred (s5OO) dol
lars.
Item Il. For furnitlro, two hundred (s2OO) dol.
lars.
Item 18. for printing and petty expenses, four
hundred ($40O) dollars
Item IA. For phIlosOOhical apparatus and chemi-
Gals two hundred S2O0) dollars.
FOR THE ExPENsEs OF THE SCHOOLS OF THE FIRST
Item 15 For salaries OF teachers, sixteen thousand
one hunored and fifty (S16 1901 dollars.
Item l6 For rent OF school houses, thirteen hun
dred and ninety ($139Ol dollars
Item IL. For repairs, four hundred (s4OO) dol
lars
and seventy $500 dollars.
Item 10 For salaries Of house cleaners, sixteen
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
W iNTER ARRANCFMENT

The trains of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad ekvs
thu New Depot, at 1HlRIIE1H and MARKET Streeta
The cars OF the Market Street Passenger Railway ran
to ana from this Depot They leave Front street
70 the time of departure ofeach Train and allow about
so minutes for trip. Their in waiting on the
arrival OF each Train and connections are made with Ali
roads crossing arkei street.
On Sundays-Cars leave Eleventh and Market streeta
at GAS p M TO connect with PilsbuTg and Erie Mall
and at 1925 P. M with PHILADELPHIA Express.
MANN Baggage Express Is locaeda AO3l g. Eleventh
street. Parties desiring Baggage taken to the trains
have done at reasonable rate upon application him
TRAINS LEAVE AND ARRIVE AT DEPOT, THUS -
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Philadelphia Express leaves ally PittsbuIg and
Erie oil leaves daily except Saturday All otbee
trains daily Except Sunday. . -,
any risk for Baepaae except r Wearing Apparel and
limit their Responsibility 10 One Hundred Dollars In
viii be at the nsf Of the owner unless taken BY special
THOMAS II. PARKE, Ticket Agent at the Depot
An Emsrant rraD runs daily except Sunday For
fun Incarnation 20 and accommodation apply Il
FRANCIS FUNK No. Isl Dock Street
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VGT EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
w From foot OF MARKET "treet upper Ferry.

w Prom foot OF MARKET 'treet upper Ferry).
O' FALL AND sD"Sf WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing WEDNESDAY November l5 1860
For Brldgeton, Salem and a. ia ions on West Jersey
and salem Railroads, at 8 A. M and $3.50 7. M. -
70, Aillyle and all intermediate stations at9 A. M
ape May and intermedis ,e stations at A. NJ to
attached for Cape May, due 3's5 p, M. and p. NJ 4,
through Passenger Que r. Nj. -
For Gassboro and intermediate Stations, ats A. M,
For Woodbury., Gloucester, etc, at A. M, 8, $50
Freight train win leave Philadelphia from sandford
wharf, at 10 A. Nj :, and Camden at " M.
J. VAN RENSSl Err, superintendent
THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COhPAhI
will attend TO all the usual of express business
receive, deliver and forward through other responsible
Express Companies 70 all parts OF the country, any
Special Messenger aeesn9aples each through trSiA M
Once, No Walnut street 8 l6 sm
,NL;6 p LPHIA AND ERIE
lCOC RAILROAD .,-.
counties o. Pennsylvania TO tho city Of Erie. on Lake
Ee. II has been leased and Is operated by the Penp
TSF Ty1FR5 oF hplISsS RRTR AT
Arrive EastwaId-4ue ue Mail ran 100 +. M
Io.v. Is EsRrTSs Sslp lr9SS 9S IN Am
Erie EXPRESS Train, 120 A. M
Passenger cars run through on the Erie Mall ana
Express Trains without change, both ways between
iniiDu''pH''S SEW NY YORK ooNNEoMoN.
Leave New YORK at W. srrVs @ we az SyI A. NJ
No change of cars between J vie and New York.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
ES SnS ss PRsdsphDP APP"
And fort freight business OF the Company g gents
EES st1sssfO stsstOp S6 j. W. Rsynolds Ene Wi
h n HouSi ON, General Freight Agent, philadelphia
jos n POTTS General Manager. WilliamsBort-
ALFRED L. TYLER, General superintendent.
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MARINE JOURNA Al
PORT OF BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY, January q, 1866.
Ar.EfunSV

SATURDAY, January II, 1866.
Arrived.
Steamer Thomas Kelso. Russell. from NorfoIk-to
NJ Falls. Reports the wind light from n L. last
night in the bay, and weather cloudy.
Steamer James Brady. Lands. from NOrfolk-te
A Shaw. Reports off Stingray Point, a ship bound
up; off No Point, bark, and off Cove Point ship,
both at anchor.
Br bark DR. FA S Hunter. Rawley. 70 days from
LiverpOOl-salt and mdse TO ohm Hughes-towed up
by Mary Shaw and Olive Branch; Dec. 5th lat 90
Ion. 40 30 encountered severe gale from W.
had decks swept and bulwarks stove.
Arrivals Yesterday.
Ship Elvira Owen, before reported below, from
Philadelphia to Antwerp in diStress-to G. Messing,
Of New York-towed up by Mary Shaw and Emma.
Cleared.
Steamship Geo Appold, Howes, from Boston-to A
Steamship Cumberland Denkin. Charleston-Pen-
dergast, Fenwick & Co.
;, Steamer Thomas Kelso. Russell. Norfolk-M N
Steamer James Brady. Lands, Norfolk-A W
Shaw. -
p Steamship Patapsco. Nef. New York-samuel
Steamer Our Flag, POns, Plymouth, N c, whedbee
i Dickinson.
steamer S,a State of Maryland Travers, Richmond
Steamer Thomas E Cahill, Norris. Washington and
Alexandria-C Worthington.
Schr NJ Hays, Tilton, Windsor, N c, D T Kiel-
Sailed.
Steamship Cumberland, Denkin, Charleston.
Steamer Geo Appold, Howes, Boston.
Schr Ann Brown, New York.
Brig John Chrystal Matanzas, in tow of Atlantic.
Arrived i'm Hampton Roads.
Schr Nellie, Potter. tar from Newbern. N c. for
Boston.
scRr North Carolina. wood. from St Mary's co.
Schr Kit Carson, from Key West for Boston.
Schr Eta Fogg from do, for do.
Schr Norton, from New York for oysters.
Schr Sturteyant COAL I'm New York for Hatteras.
Schr Mary S Turbell. from New York for oysters.
Bark Emile Agnes. from New York bound to Rio,
-four.
schr Pilots Bride. from Moorehead City for Wash.
ington, D. G.
Schr Alice Banded. from Porto Rico for Baltimore,
sugar.
schr Science. from New York for oysters,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

EPY ORDER or TzEE COMPASSIONATE
. y OF INSOLNENTDEBT is hereby
given to the creditors of the following named Inso-
vent Debtors, that the said Ins0lvents having fled
their petition to the Court of Common Pleas for the
benefit OF the lnsolyent Law of Maryland, that the
day hereinafter mentioned as fixed for their appear
ance to answer heterogeneous, If any be fled and
that the following named day has also been fixed for
the nal hearing IN their case, before the aforesaid
John F. Staub, applied October 7, 1865-frst ap-
gearance December i, 1867 final hearing February s.
James Richter, applied October 2s, lS55-frst an
geqrance December 4, 1865, final hearing February
Charles C. Egerton applied November I. 18G5-frst
fragrance Deem Der l. 1865, fnat Learng February
Samuel Linthicun, applied November 3, Is65-frst
P Ws december l. 1865, final hearing February
James Rice, applied November 6, 1Sf5-frst an
peaTance Dec 4. 1862 final hearing February s. 1866
Michael Hayes, applied Nov, Is, 1855-frst appear
ance Jan. 1865; final hearing March 5. 1866
Anton Winter, applied Nov IS, l855-frst appear
ance Jan. /, 1866; final hearing March 5. 1856
appearance Jan. / 1866 final hearing March 5, 1866.
ance Jan, l, 1866; final hearing March 5, 1866.
John Fisher applied Nov q, Is65-frst appear
ance Jan. |, 1866; final hearing March 5, 1866.
Thomas Waters. applied Dec. |, lS65-frst appear
ance Jan. J. 1866: final hearing March 5, 1866.
Simon Wolf, applied December 1, lS65-frst ap-
pearance February s. 1866, final hearing April , 1866
first appearance February ., 1866 final hearing April
John 0. Horsey, applied 3Oth December, 1s65-Grst
appearance February 5, 1866, final hearing April "a
1866.
Benjamin Tanner, applied 3Otb December, 1856
first appearance February 5th, 1866, final hearing
April ID 1866.
Daniel Shettle, applied January 2I 1SGG-frst an
Pearanee March 5th 1866, final hearing, May It'll,
1866.
Joseph E. Hamilton, applied January ID, 1S55-
It'll, 1866.
David VI. Williams, applied January ID, 1S66-frst
appearance March 9TH, 1866, final hearing May 7th,
1866.
Archibald Wilson, Jr., applied January 18th, 1866
first appearance March 5th, 1866 final hearing May
Joseph White, applied January 18th, 1S66-frst
appearance March 5th, 1866, final hearing May 7th,
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One of the most interesting instances of
the strength of ruling passion that we have ever
met with, says the Chicago Republican, is afforded by
the case of Mr.. W. A. Thomson, Canadian gentle
man. as we believe. who was recently compelled, by
the capsizng of his boat in the Niagara river near
Black Rock. to take refuge on a cake of ice, which
was borne rapidly down stream toward the Falls
Having shouted long, loudly, and vainly for help he
at last abandoned the hope of being rescued, and
made up his mind that it was all over with him. OF
his feelings in this awful condition have full
count in the detailed statement which he has pub
lished.
Ordinary men under such circumstances would
think Of the misdeeds Of their past lives and begin
to repent of their sins, and prepare for the great
event before them. Not so Thomson. No such small
personal ideas possessed his soul in that dread hour
As he himself expresses it, his for others;
his anticpatons exclusively connected with the
loss which the world was about to suffer in his per-
son. But let us have his own language:
Next to the regret at the loss which felt would
be to my family, was keenly mortified at my not
having been spared to make my philosophy of
money, production. and government the law of
the world. Mortified to think that that cursed law
OF debt and credit taxation and tariff, the taslty
and unnecessary existence of which l know have
by life of experience discovered should have been
lett unchanged, certain curse to my children and
chldrens children as to the rest of mankind. Then
partly eonsoled myself that l had left published
record OF my philosophy the only practical philoso-
pnS Of bdan ttersd oeFy which in my ION mas
thoughts of mind standing side by side with appa-
rently inevitable death, frankly say, that sober
for the loss to family and the unbalanced
progress Of my philosophy in. other mems minds
held my thoughts nearly unclaimed to the exclusion
of either the past or future"
The Mayor of Newbern, N. c., -. has issued
proclamation announcing the remoVa OF all re-
strietions licences and taxes imposed up,'n trade in
mat city by the military authorities,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-Mr. and Mrs. Barney
Williams enter upon their third week this evening,
and will appear in three of their favorite pieces.
The original Irish drama, entitled THE Fairy Cir
cle will be performed for the first time this season.
with Mr.. Williams as Con 0'Carolan, and Mrs. Will
lams as Moleshee. Mrs. Williams will appear in her
celebrated PrOtean characteriZatiOns in the piece
called In and Out of Place." sustaining five char
acters the entertainment concluding with Barney
the Baron"
FRONT STREET THEATRE.-The Circus.-Messrs.
Gardner, Hemmings & Co. offer new and highly at
ractive bill at the Front Street tonight Sam Long,
the celebrated clown and vocalist, appears for the
first time The equestrian scene from Don Juan will
be performed Mr.. HemnIngs sustaining the principal
character. Professor Wambola will introduce his
educated dogs, Napoleon and Beauty. All the
learned horses, trick ponies, are presented every
evening, and them mules as Dan Gardner calls
them.
AFTER THE BATH.-A truly magnificent painting,
by Miner X. Kellogg entitled AFTER the Bath"
will be opened for exhibition from and after to-day
at No 2lS West Baltimore street I'd floor, which
has been fitted up in fine style for the accommodation
of visitors. During Saturday las the painting was
visited by several connosseurs. who concur in the
opinion that it is wonderful work of art not ex-
celled by any production of modern times The
painting will be exhibition here but short time
before its removal to New York
PRESENT FOR THE LADIEs.-At the Maryland In
stltute tonight an unusual event will transpire be-
ing present to every lady and girl that attends the
wonderful experiments of Prof. Williams The pre-
sent above mentioned will be one that is indispensa-
BILE to the ladies' and will last them with proper care
for upwards of one year. One hundred other pre-
sents will also be given away.
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.zTY COLLECTORS OFFICE,

NsGA COLLECTORS OFFICE.
a BALTIMORE, January J. 1866 7
IN accordance with the Ordinance of the Mayor and
City Council Of Baltimore relative to the sale of
property for unpaid benefits due on opening Streets
notice is hereby given to the owner or owners of the
Lots described below, and numbered on the plat for
opening Calhoun street. the amounts assessed there
on, that unless said assessments, with the cost and
charges, be paid before MONDAY tn e 5th of Febru-
airy next will sell said Lots, as per description and
street, at o'clock p. NJ, on said day. to the highest
bidder. The terms of sale are that the purchaser or
purchasers shall pay to the City Collector, within
twenty hours after the purchase, the amount of
the assessment and thereon the balance of the
purchase money to remain on a credit of one year
and day from the time IF purchase, and all said
lots will be sold subject such taxes as are now or
may hereafter be levied by the State Of Maryland
ana the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore.
No. beginning for the same at the southeast cor
ner Of Calhoun and Fayette streets; thence easery
south side Of Fayette street twenty-fOur feet;
thence southerly parallel to Calhoun street one hun
westerly on north side Of said alley wenty-four feet
side of Calhoun street about hundred and eighty
feet to the beginning. Assessed to Philip Il. Thomas,
No. 45.-Beginning for the same at the northwest
corner of Lanvae and Calhoun streets; thence north
twenty two ieet thence westerly parallel to hanVale
street about one hundred and ityseyen feet to Nor
IFS alley thence souhery east side Of Norris alley
one hundred ana twenty-five feet to Lanyale street,
and thence easterly north side Of Lanvae street
about one hundred and hfty-seyen feet TO the begin
nlng. Assessed to DR.. Thomas EdmOndsons
$500
No. 4l.--Bognning for the same at the northwest
corner OF Calhoun and Thomson streets. thence
nOrtheTy west side of Calhoun street about three
hundred and eighy-fOur and thrse-fourths feet to
Adams street, thence westerly south side Of Adams
street about hundred and ffty-seveu feet to Nor
rls alley; thence sOutheTy east side of said alley
about three hundred and eighty-toUr and three
on north side of Thompson street about one hundred
and tifty-seyen feet 10 the beginning. Assessed to
Dr. Thomas Edmondson e est a l59l0O
ia4-Eh&M&ds City Collector.
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INV lOKKl JaNUHIy Y, I5bO.
BY telegraph to News Room.l
Arrived, steamer Sea Gull, from Baltimore.

CONVICTED BY A COD.-A rather curious instance OF
conviction By evidence from the mouth Of cod oc-
had had some fresh herrngs for breakfast and some
of those that left thrown overheard by the
cook who was either too lazy too careless to put
them away he told to do. The herrings being
subsequently asked for the captain wished to fish
for cod, the cook declared that he knew nothing at
all about hem but that he certain they had not
been thrown overheard. No sooner were the words
out of his mouth than the captain who had felt pull
at his line, drew in great bouncing fellow of cod
and the moment the cod fell deck of the den-
teal herrings in dispute fell out of its mouth at the
sorytellers feet, thus CONFLICTING him by the mouth
of witness whose stomach. when taken out of his
native element more tender than the cooks con-
cience.-John OGrOdt Journal
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THyIEfs Is no GIVE NOTTCE TIat 49, .nI-

= sseribers have obtained from the ORPHANS Court
OF Baiqmore city letters testamentary on the estate
oil May a SCOTT late of said city deceased.
al persons having claims against said deceased are
nerepy warned to exhibit the CAME with the youch-
S[S 0nefgo TO the subscriber on before tho 18th
gay q July, 1906 they may otherwise, By law, he
excluded from all benefit of said estate,
All persons indebted to said estate requested TO
make immediate payment Given under my hand
tins SOth day of December, 1855.
ANNA BOYD,
jals-law4w$ Erecutriy,
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WINES. LIQUORS. ETC.
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AT a recent sale of relics, pen with which
Schiller had written. sold for sixty cents. and
chair that had belonged to Voltaire, brought $780,
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TEVEEIs Is no GIVE NOTTCE-Th9t

FHNEES h TO GIVE NOTHCE-That the sub-
"A scrioer has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Baltimore city, letters of administration on the per
sonal estate ofANN WATKINS, late of said cityi de-
ceased All persons having claims against the said
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on o
before the 18th day July next they may otherwise
by law be excluded from ali benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are ra1,Iasfi 20
make immediate payment 0tN''1' ~
Given under my hand this 4th day of January. 1866
.,o,x LAFlNIA A. MEDAIRY,
-