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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08
NANkEE EcLlrsEn.

On Thursday evening ~ Mr. Jeremiah
llirrr, from The town oi Liichacld. Conn
was lci'ur,.y t;olur along BroadVay 10
wa' aeooslcl by \ worry stutlcmaniy looking
individual who y,ry politely inquired II 10
would not like t. see tho eclipse of tho moon
a l,il, in advance OF tho people cf Gotham
Mr.. Higgins eyes opened remarkably a.
tins announcement. aud a. matter ~ course
hc consented to bc shown this wonderful
curiosity. The stranger took Mr. Higgius
arm and thcy marched together to shcr-
woods on tic corner OF Park l'laoo aud
broadway. where thcy induced IN sundry
plates OF oysters aud numerous private
drinks for which the resident OF lAtchbeid
made himself responsible Amer reaching
tic pavement the stranger asked Nj lliC.
rius 1t lac was prepared to look nt tho e.
chp-c and receiving aud ausWcr IN the al
6rmauyo they proceeded nrm in arm 10 an
opposite corner. where the proprietor Of
mammoth telescope was stationed with tho
apparatus, which was opcu TO the inspection
Of all n, The remarkably low sum Of nix
cents head Mr. Higgins plankcd tho
dough- bat having previously indnleod IN
several rasscs OF tho genuine article, be
was unable to see the moon IN consequence
Of the telescope becoming refractory aud
not keeping his position long enough Tor
him 60 bring matters to a focus
How creation long 1t is getting right
calculated Mr. Higgins, bringing his night
foot before his lott with commendablc dcS.
tcrity j never saw such Que on arth =
Have patience, said tho stranger, 'you
must not expect TO sec 1t in an instant
Remember that it has thousands Of miles 10
travel Have patience.
/ toll you alorc and tell you again, |
would have patience but she wont have any
thing to do with me
Now miud--lcl mo have your watch and
I'll toll you when to keep your eyes 'kinHedF
'''S III fif&aREc iEa' and you will not have to
commenced observations
) It's coming now, look sharp quick, sa'd
the stranger, giving the umgrant from
4, LitchGclda pirate nudge look sharp
+ tell you, us about -,
DO mo 80 again, yociioratcd Mr. lilS-
C rims i feel it; it's n coming.
n There was no reply to this last obsefva
@ ton all was silent as II country church
o ward in October. Mr. Higgins looks round
the stranger had disappeared, not only will
tho annurtenanccs OF his own individual
f anatomy. but with Mr. Higgins gold watcl
aud his rocket b0Ql, containing SljJ.
re had sccn Tie eclipse, and nothing eiSe'
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08
THE EXPENSE AND CAPACITY OF
THE BOSTON WATER WORKS

III EA't NSt AM lNlA'llh tt
the BOSTON WATER WORKS
The Boston Tunes says:-'Thc expense
was originally calculated az 81 coo Oo0 W.
Drafts for the WORK have thus far exceeded
three millions O., dl,iars and farther ca
pcusc wall boz ucarr,d
Besides the aqucdlct itself. the greatest
features OF this enterprise are the Beacon
Hll Reservoir IN Boston; the Reservoir
on porchc ter heights. South Boston; The
great Reservoir and Gate House on Cory 5
Hill in Rroohluc from which tho water Of
the Lake is brought to tho street mains and
reservoir IN Boston In two iron pipe, thirty
four inches in diameter. and extending near
ly four miles, aud which arc capable Of de-
liycfug daily three millions Of gallons Of
water; the Charles ENor Bridge at New
ton Lower Falls which IS built on three
arches the Pipe Chamber 10 the vicinity,
and the Road Bridge. which IS built on n
single arch aud said by ali to hc a most
splendid piece of masonry; the Waste Nlct
four miles below the Lower Falls whore
the acluciuct passes over considerable
stream; and finally the Gate House, at the
Lake itself
The reservoir on Beacon ILL covers ~
area Of 10000 square feet and will hold
600 900 Of gallons Of water, The lcvc
will be 6 - fcot above tho level Of th,
n5or Of the State House This Reservoir
which will throw jet Of water to great
height is intended for reserve fountain, IN
case of any accident to the great pipes
The Reservoir on Dorchester Heights con
tains All area Of 70 600 feet, and is capable
of delivering 1000 900 of gallons per day
This is also intended for reserved toun
tain. and the two reservoirs together vii
dispense 7, 900 600 ofgallons oiwatcr day
This quantity, it has well been said, vii
supply more than lG gallons day for Ly'
days to every man, woman and child IN th'
city.
. Vko Esll 81 'ha waia- fe..n, tho tCacrIUl
level of the reservoir is consequently clGn
feet higher than that OF the great Reservoir
3 in Boston. This reservoir covers thirty acre
' and the water will in some places be tmrt
e feet deep. and will average fifteen feet deel
: thereby constituting perfect safeguard il
j the city il any accident happens to the COZ
! duit above. And again the great resorN
= fund Of all Lake Cochituatc-coveTs
s surface of $50 acres, and drains sur'a'
.of1I,iOO acres being in some places ~
SO feet in depth.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08

.wel. strange, where afeyoI fnn''-
.,isn lsaJa4y OF Ai.aosa' 90 her cues -
.way. m,dam, ! an u'~ i.sn b,nnare,
NJ Lu, I wa bora nai 5roH en- oP 90 Mas
aeAu,e.,s, near B1s.aB. sa.5 iae gentleman
,Aiut ,ha, where the Yankees ..'e IA" "e'
,o..rs he vsrv nsn have i-o.ea a1''
mi. long liue nv o.ooh i' ou' o. On ' '.'e
,.,,,.4 ths Old ialy. ia eegscies o'I7v
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08

nv laa's Wv h.-aaud Uss s.'.r' ems cool
] rUJ.. aud fault tldus sad Yi's .--.
lus 81. tc.Jr sryrf CO.. ,.a-u.4ttd.
ONE r..i. grey morning. when cNry i.iht
l'lArf gave a.I more Ctset.c,s iA1H cvrt
Wv .osr .- drawers apt store roHm Hes
To fls al mice made tarfra s'Iiic, ttu
itrrs were SOMEBODY 10 blame From nc.
reah l.uIe s.c.l undertake s'uA, drew
uut Two sfcN Pans .tat urC 500 thrn inc
Other tI iAc ap.lc burn. baked and crus-
TED cu them. usi slowed tucw away wit.
bout courage Goo cu.yfro t.r sDianr- aud
s.r4l b.ug necessary 60 thrir restoration on
tucupncf shelf Ever, lay for week bad
tior J,cpef uataul every DAY ] had tired 10
push iaom fgrt9r uH5cr-.lul no NOT they ,
all now They stood out as ,Airc life, wih
dozen plates tu a similar condition. How
.oalhci the sight of those stew pans, with
cold gtcasb water, standing % thcir bottom
There | was, shrinking and sRtveuug be-
tween two stew pans NO iIogcr shall
his be" ] resolved instantly Taking on
my iiurS-aud r,n-s ore wonderfully in The
way az washing oi up O .-ue.-and t,lug on
a checked apron, J hetolra.y seized a slew
Ny the lum, Scrape, scrarc. scr.rc, wash.
iug, uu,up, and they wcrr o.cau, Iu,IWg.y
clean Two uice. round. srfcealIy favored
stew pans stared mr. in tac face ] tome.
them over. DOT a speck ut Jaw could be &c
iee'ed. s"'leI oowp''' '".N upon vac
two and ihey reflected nv s,nnes. ron
mat nome" took courage resolved '
do' and 'hen inward strength gre" up -
! rom mat moment Mary never su'iefe(
mysci 10 SHRINK H'h' OF ot'ao' o' Pu, "'
any 'hnR, Whatever was 10 DC uo"e' ~
IA tg ,'so' A anu iron" I' s,, "i T,o 10
An nav anJ uonl5 40 D.nenJ man II
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08

Tpr Dsgrrrus-RcCcUi account. I'o'"
Mexico state iaat ihe mcu who ieser',l .''."
our raa.--l0e lr,A Icg'neu'-a' IN, ave
boo. cvre.t,t Sold lhomselves 20 f'fr'e'
.tat.ag tie llte iusJrrscuou. J he n'''' us
Reilly. iae.c commander, had aeen af'e'.' Do
add wastrict before CoIu o.. l0gu.r} --
III. force asl been dlsh1uaei, two oil h'' Of.
Z .cr, win scyen men were Shot az -a''e
"a I've .e4gles lfom lae cry, "",ea '.e'
sra. 20 ,.uuter, aad the mnlouY "' '.e TO-
ms..E.r aal been taken into o9ay 'l '-'','
.8U .-n NJ a. ,ae cry of Healco. \ "''''.'
e3 remnant oil the band wss "an-eiiNs 49,
IAN ~ one aa.i lHeit Iue, ana f' d"
.,,tc %. .ae4s.lv Iuto1lcaLon about '1e s,tr' !
.c o..rf. a ar.rs fac for me' "H' oe'''
ue.r c.Ya'ry
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08

C,ryruy LFr.-lIow often do we near
country ladies' bcwaihng their lot, com pla'h
inp Of the m1uopny OF country "l'' u"u
euyvlnn the destiny OF such OF inclt a'4u''"-
lance, as i've Ia Ihe turmoil and c1cl'''"e"'
ola town. Would our far readers 0ut OK
rl1re tie rich treasures OF rational an' i'I'o
cgigymcn, that are 50 p:0tuso.y scal'eIsd a
,,y,.j -, counirv.house, they would be more
ant 10 uondo!c with them Than envy the'F SIS
lars of the civ. Our object IN these pages
will be 10 awaken IN our minds an lultIes'
In the valous works Of nature, 81 ihckly
s,rowu around you To Gitec' your ""cn"'"
Z, the birds, which build their nests, ana sing
u ,nc,r varied songs Of love aud JOY ~ every
tree, and bush and shrub TO me mowers
f. which deck wiki their thousand hlns '"'
sunny bank and the fertile meadows, me par
ched heath and the ripping brook a"o' Il,
> hoyo All. toteach our thoughts TO ascend
- from the admiration oil 'he 'Ica'N'e w. Wv
J. contemplation of the Creator, and IA an your
% observation Of the works Of nature 10 'uoi
20 through Nature up to Natures God
10 Tagh season has rs gioues and rs won
u' dcrs Fust comes Spuns -anImalcI u,
," her genial breath, the whole lace OF "Au''
'e changes that which IS now wrapped }" 'n'
, Gloom and sleep Of winter, WI! soon a"sH
d. TO renewed life aud yigor and a" lhlH WI
Oh take place at first slowly and gIddua.y'
Now, then, IS the lime 10 CoMhe"0V -
20 observations, before the multiplicity OF OF
,ects dislracts your attention and oe"hael
N vour IDEAS. You must acquire habit oil OF
IN serving fol be assured that an ooseIVa'
nv Po,vt6emus, with his solitary eye OBTAIN
IRE far more information IN one day ihan an u
Sc observAnt Argus, with his hundred eyes
whole month II is surprising ho" y'
re, interests in your daily walks Will be incfe4
and ed. when YOU have gained an insight ~
not tha history, the uses, and the various onle'
eI- which yoy meet with. No walk at least
any country walk, can be devoid Of interest
Inc mind DESTROYS OF acquiring luioimal'
Y,. w.. ever Toe meeting WIN som''h'
urs - % excite Your Animation, ever i-''
IS M a..n some juug fresh. TO impad ias'"
'-. ,..9 and 20 afford amusement These on'
an A., walks wl4 give yIguI TO tho m"I' .
for health to the body, mat which before
hoo frequently looked upon as toll
new be regarded as pleasure you VIII
d. ten be induced TO take exercise 90 me Of
cv- air. and the result will De a tda''N,'
per- .a.rlis. and hrtiness OF heart an1 enc
fsw t,.oe,- OF temper, which all your 80 1"'i
cA.. m~.rmcu,s. aaI a. ypug previous '''
walls. aad failed % rr11uce.--. i''.'"
and Plough. Loom. and ANN,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08

~ tls iI,fsld.
Historical Incidents of this vi
cinity 49, No. Ia.
Letter from BeyaFi7 SPENCER 10 James
Duane.

Dar6au. APRIL i772
Sir - The people Of Scarborough de- /
cline buying u the.r lands saving four or
Eve aud say they uill defend il By force -
The people that settled under Lyd,us tide,
and those that have come ia tins spring,
have agreed for tLoir lands The New
Hampshire people strictly forbid any far
theI survey beng made Of Scarborough,
OF any settlements being made ouiy under
tho New Hampshire titlc which riotous
spirit have prevented many inhabitants set
ting this spring You mas ask why do
not proceed against them IA n due course Of
law--but sou need not wonder, when tell
you that It hath cot 10 that the people 20
armed, and guards set in the road to exam
inc people what their business Is and whore
they are going, and if they do not give
particular account, they are beaten in most
shameful manner; and it Is got TO that
thoy say they will not be l'rr-.elt b. Jus
ticc by this province and lid defiance to
any authority 10 the province. We are
threatened at distance of being turned of
our lands or our crops destroyed. ! have
this opportunity Of writing, by way Of Ma
i1r skccnc, and have not opportunity az IN
forming you Of the number Of lots aud men S
names that YOU may draw the deeds. but
will send them the first opportunity, as 1t
will take some time o. view tho lots and
rive particular account hope the sur
vcy Of our rntcnt may not lie stopped on ac-
count Of this nmult a we shall labor un
der n great disadvantage If our lands are
not divided this spring J look upon 1t e
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08

r,r-By ,he experiment. OF having 'hn
graarg O. c 1n.r.ls Done o" me con "ae'
,v,sn. Ga,crumcm h's saved already
ega.yu,ae ,hou'aoi doller Ihh Wi
tra snail "I.ap 20 ne Juoks'' 10 raHe up
Tor lbc eo4nfe,, Millions d has ''nE 70 VIC
,I.,.-,n wa, Tfuly, our fOle'' hs'e
,tr a,p.ss III saung ns The 'Wggo' Snn
Io9s.ae a,lho blog-hoIe" u he fo2p's
,,.r.rorc ,rrhei au.e sort ~ economy, they
.., BE- sure TO ger by rles.iog Casa Aha
B.t.tr.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08

Norr. benjamin Spencer was one Oh
the earliest settlers in Claylulonpurohascd
bis land under title derived from New
Ycrk-was located where tho Row + I
Clark resides a Tory in tho Rcyo-
lution.--in the summer Of III having Ia
en- protection under Burgoyne. he went to
Tioonderoca. aud it is said died therch few
weeks after.
Allhis sons except Abel joined the Bnt
ish army and went to Canada. or Abel
the following story is told. He had elandes-
timely started for Canada, sudden rsing Oh
The streams impedcd his fight, & be stopped
At the house Of John Rockwell, (who lived
near the present residence Of q, w Chap.
En)-news Of his departure was receives
md Lieut.. Forbes Of the militia was des
matched with few men in pursuit-hc VIZ
caught in hc.bush pasture west OF hoeA
wells, by SoIias Eiodgc,I, hFoush bc.o'
Joseph Bovker, Esl, (vho lived near u
rrcscut residence Of Miss Hannah Cole
and examined Oh the charge Of being i'
~ and intending 70 desert to the cnom
(his saddle. bags having been found mra
while in Rpckwdls oc,lar)--hc defend
himself with much yylublly and iagsaai
as !. appeared % tie assembled crowd
but the evidence was too strong to allow
"A
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08

r. st-arne useJ TO s8y, The most ac
eorsli,hed way OF using books s 70 s,'v,
llem a. mos people DO Iords--leam mel
..les ana lhsn tTsg Of Ihc!r sequa'n'anee.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08

,.sy- There Is no rI1c, Ike home un''''
.r 80. homo OIL The young woman We arc
a,rs," Ths,i is. Of course On s1c'p''oo
Fg.ure pot, will please mole /"
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08
THRILLING INCIDENT AT TIE
MENNGERIE.

henyy storm Of wind aud rnlu, WINE lhe
c,,en.ivc collection Of wild beasts ~ tho
r,snoccrio of Messts Raymond Il Nanng
were in the village OF Norwnlk, feature
was introduced IN the exhibition not prcvl-
op,ly announced 10 the bills. About
cI,ck in the afternoon violent gust OF WInd
blcw down tho canvass which forms the
large pavilIion, completely cnyc'opng the
Spectators aud cages OF ANIMALS IN one com
mon mass Of confusion,
The accident happened ut the 'ne "h'h
/ Miss Ade.na, the Lion Queen as sue -
STYLED was performing in the den o. wa
hcos,s and MS the fright Of the animals rem
dcr,d them seemingly uuconNolAbi'' gfcn'
.Coors were cnteraincd for the sa!dy OIL 'ha'
interesting young lazy ,,-a..,io
Althis momeu, scene OF lndescrono'e
terror and confusion presented l'scH nc
roaring Of the terrified beasts, The screams
orvonrn and children, and the 'pclunGs oil
the p,,lcss storm" without rendered 'Ae
r scene lrnly appalling The panic, however
= was but momcnmry, as the promp' ana Gu
s erpeuc measures taken by the managers
, socn cleared the wreck, no person having
e received the slightest injury.
But the mosl intensely interesting nc'dcn
!, remains 10 be told The uproaf among ~
II lions, tigers and leopards IN the performing
'e cage pave rise to a report that they wef
N dcyourng Miss Adelna. In tho ntN u
re slant the canvass was stripped from The Gag
ID when a tnbleau1 presented itself such
would defy either poet, painter or scnlp''
ii. to por,ray with accuracy.-ln the centre
IS, the den a Young and beautiful lion, O.
or same recently presented to Gen. Cass
4 the Emperor Of Morocco IN a rampant ?
lie slIon. formed the strong feature OF the pu
on ,urc bcnca,h one Of his hind feet lay sifc'c
Of ed The dead body Of leopard. rnd H'n
m cling within the inynclble grasp oi me 20
n paws were the tiger and surviving ieopa'
ce, In tho opposite end Of lhc cage, unn'h1
,n- as statute Of marble, with daunile's g
no and najostc altitude the same MS VII
m shs commands the Wild beasts TO crouch
an. her feet STOOD the Lion Queen, Miss AleIli
The Young lady states that the two ''o
enl ards and tho tiger made s'mH'Ah''
ay spring ior hers the moment he eanY
OF WIS blown down, nod were rcpp.sed by
ow noble rlIau,ry otlhe Ion who bon"
res, between them and projected her 10 the m
hen ner described TIE presence o',ha k'e
fr Mr. Pierce soon reduced lhc savage gf
the 10 suhrccuon, and Iho Lion Queen was Do
oke p,ly relieved from a hfher patuclpn' o.,
into his extra PeriormOnee.-lN J True >
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08
pyr,yrrrnLARr -As.ng4lOr accident

Erc,yrurp LAIT -Asng-IRL aoe'ueh'
occurred on ,he Michigan Genital Halfway.
I, became necessary 10 carry grading OF
embankm,o, Gtcen ica high ncIa'' n 10"
,,r-e ofgroupl, containing about 100 a,c,fe''
g,.,r.,. DIV enough for r.ov land When
lg,y lad er-,soL with 'hc grading 'o'
como 5.ssncc. O. brelme too heavy for lne
, .5 to support the crust of'he ear'a broke
.nI ,tc ,nb.nkmeu, -ank down Inlo
w.. ~. .1,v nine fe,t Of ,raicr' |, Appeals 'ha'
The piece Of ground Ind been " 'l~ Il
t,l'co...e,ri ,oil Of foo., peat muck, g.
on d. surface apparently from zen 70 ,.'.'
ec,t.cL, which had become 'a a.. H. p,.-l
t,y,oouaL 1r arm purposes. MT H,'01
,.5,-t,,s would hayr, supported 40 cm1snA
,o Of Eve Ge, ,bskoc''. and T. d had o..
ss .o n n. 70 have ooe much hc,v, i.
II would have supported 'he r'nd ana i, =.
ne, MIGHT neyrf have been discovered ina
r,~el on tie bosom OF a ios'.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08

E.rurp MATHEW From statements
of Father Mathew, received by tue IL"
yeomcr. and coroborntcd by his dIa''h-
n,I.hcd na,ron, Col II SheIburne. bearer
ord. sn,tchcs to the American government
!, o,nc,rst that he IS deferred ron ws'ung
u,,s country at present, chiefly by heavy
,,a.nn,,,y Embarrassment, tho result OF
s,cr,6ces IN the Temperance cause anh e.
pecially ordtals upon his philanthropy from
the late famine. Ill,
p anticipated VISIT, he says, IN his chafas'o''''
/ Il have received his true, from my Tom
no1,pc. friends 10 the States, and also from
e benevolent individuals in England, ocea-
c s,onu romiuances olJnonyi ouI INC 's'e
$ FAMINE deyourcl everything could scfapo
d ,o,,,ler could not address ass 'nbIag''
g otp,,,olallers. with buuken cyc1 nnd hol-
r, Iow checks on The benefits Of total ab''n'
j. .oc. f,om intoxicating drinks, without sup
IS nlyInc thcm win bread II / had bowels
g olJron.-which happily hnyo not as com
m,seral,on grew up with me rom the orra"
nj or me mo,6or.-Irould not resist the cries
ne n NV fellow creatures, suffering rom eI'
lg IRENE wan, and wrung with loTmsn'lng nun
- ger. A,b ~. Country
., on nv mission Of Temperance, | was so
as l,cited for food by hundreds Of thousands
'oT who, on my previous W''l', were ci. vac e."
OF erous supporters Of our Sacred Cause.
he II would seem as though the onfo 'ng
by pcsllon oihis circumstances wouIi AZ one
po te No, By a response, more substantial ina
lc- mere graceful emotion, from Thousands
CHI lh,rag hearts -lios,on Atlas
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08

GloASrIc FuAUD.-1he Wigs OIL
Cea.u, Penosylsaola have detected g.
g,.,, maud on the part Of the Cas- men
:. wit. trave,ng Cas- agent dti'rlbuung
forced cer. Gcates Of naturalization 70 for
,rucrs. Thc fraud was proved by one
Michael Ftzpa,uck wbo bad been f7ppH-
q with one Of the forged paPer By ln"
agent. O Shea Measures wsfc taken 70
puni.h the offenders, but FhzpoInek an-
Oshea have both gwen leg boil.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08
ANECDoTE OF NICHOLAS.

The Boston Transcrip, records the fol-
having Story Of the Emperor NicholA',
pGlla'f7sttthiT '- ''''' 900 n.,
Wb.le Inc cholera was raging IN that
,;,y few weeks since, the dcIuNon so'Ieu I
mon some of,hc lower classes oil me 1opu-
Iaroo that they were poisoned by The uaNcfs,
aching under tbs imprcsslon,q mob sc'%'d
man moor baker and bca. him 50 un'ucfcl
fluy,h1l he died. The Emperor on near
mo Of the transaction, Instituted me IhosI
,,Torous measures for the Apprehension 81
no r,nglcadcrs SIX having been arrested
bc fYel a day for their public chnsusemcnI
wnh the terrible %nout, ~ one o. me OPT"
nlaccs of the city. An immense ns'c"'
b,scc convened, aul Nicholas himself I'M
GUARDED and in the simple AZURE OF private
cidzen. was present TO see justice done.
AGerthe cuprils had been duly punished,
he came and addressed the people lie
rro,,incd 10 them the cnormiiy Of the offence
Of those who had mobbcd the poor baker
said that there were duly appointed ADMIN
r ,sro,ors Of the law. and the people hAd al
. r,ovs access to himself to make known 'he'
co,nolain,s lie showed the hcinous m
j. ,,s,,ce which might be done when mop
y look the uw into Their hands anu nc g
= poseI the nbsurduy Of the ldon ,ha' u.
% prcvalen, epidemic was occa.!oned oy Po'
n soned bread -"Ralher ms he c1c'aImo'
- "a Underwent ol Heaven against US Tor on
II sins And in penrenco md prayer "
b. should seek relci, my children, rather tina
n in nobbing poor, innocent bakers cs u
b. I,,o.ns,t,on comes fiom God-nud 10 G'
NJ alone must We look for succor."
W Wnh these words uttered with g''at ~
in nation and with mos, expressive gesture
M and an extension of,he arms, the Empe'
As. nroJuccd such M cAec. that the whole III
l,o mrn.c nssrmblage kneelcd as by "n2
cts volroo. Taking advantage Of nc oeces'
no ne ais, knch. aud assuming the iunc. ms
10 p,,es, rs well as ofa io"glycr aud E'
~" ,.tor addressed most eloquent ana u
"S nrc,slvc prsycr TO tie Throne Of Ora
nc. scLre which there Is no distinction oil me
ln, arch, and peasants The gentleman "
Iud bobcl tins scene came away win me &C
vas v,.ri7p tina, N.cholas wasa very great III
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08

AMERICAN NCANIEs ASp oTnER az
rinr,rFs The Team S,ar 'intes maj
,,,irio, Of uummics have been discovered III
,bo ,nyrons Of Durango Mexico. They
are m usu,ng posture, and have tho SANE
ornaments, as The Egyptians. Among mem
wa. found a ,eulplured head, with p''""ru
olnnt eAaplcu' necklaces, &c Of alternate
coIo,,l beads fragments OF bone pol'hd
i.kc IVORY. 6ne worked elastic t''ue' moe moe
,,..,s ,1lro,lefed like those Of our modem
I,l,ns booze, Of yiPer', g.. Il rema'n,
4, continue ihcso interesting research nee ana
Amo,.a will become another Egyp 10 an'
'-y,,,,os and her ruins will 20 back 10
nr car.e, period Of the world sho~'ng'
4.uL.le,s ,ha, the ancestors Of the Mon'eTu'
ma, lived on the Nilt.-lGuIden Rule
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08

~ SANDER IKE mud Tuhs al as s'9i
Is 10 au.s
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-11-08

rr5-Tianlsgyiag 10 NJ" f0re' Th"'-
DAY. "a lnst
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-04-26

CrThe editor of the Union exults in
the French revolution, for its overthrow OF
Louis Philippe on the ground of his op-
position to the popular will. But is not
Mr.. Polk now acting in opposition 10 the
popular will! Are not a majority Of the
peoples representatives opposite 10 him
There are some striking rescmblances
between Polk and Louis Philippe.
The French king undertook TO conquer
and annex Algeria. Polk is trying TO do
the same thing with Mexico. Louis Phil
lippc increased the standing army and
expenditures TO an unprecedented amount.
So has Polk. The French king attcmp-
ted TO suppress liberty Of speech. SO did
Polk when he denounced as moral trea-
son the opposition to the war.
II o1c thing however there is a striking
d'ssirn;lariiy. Louis Philippe is Z man
OF talant-Lou Journal.