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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-04
- Wos'r AsswrR.--The editor of the
@. xorL Times. who witnessed the last

% WON'T ANsWEH'--I0V 0uEVI u VIC
CIV York Times, who witnessed the last
is of the fire annihilators, says
!. A close examination of the experiments
made yesterday, satisfies us that for praoti-
cal purposes, the annihilatOr is MT any i'm
portance. Ifyou cage fire in dose room
and apply them, they will undoubtedly dc
the work; but unless you en- so Oniine the
flames. the annihilator is poweress. Lei
the e., .. fairly through the room and have
free and it could not be co trolied by
and az paratus exhibited on Mondy.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-04
IL JOHss9. MARTIN, EN- scomc
proprietor and editor of the |iDnecr,

IL Hon. II. S. Geyer, B. F. ktockton,
and John G. Miller have placed lis under
obligations to them for favors to our Office.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-04

Spring Importation, 1862.
MORGAN, MCLUNG & co.,
(ll5. Main Street, 81. LOUISE
WILL have ready for the inspection of Mer-
w chants who make their purchases in St.
Louis, by lst March, magnificent stock of
British, French 6, American
Dry Goods. They have every facility for the
purchase of their Goods, many Of them being inn
ported directly by themselves, and viii offer induce
ments equal to those offered by any HOUSE
,rCst ofMt Mountains. They will not be undersoli
under any circumstances, ard while they will al.
here 10 their regular means of doing business, will
sell every article as low as it can be had in this
market, or brought from the Atlantic cities. Their
assortment throughout the season will be large and
general, and they will obligate themselves to du-
plcate Eastern Invoices 10 the entire satisfaction of
Purchasers
r7s5' Merchants who visit st. Louis this season.
are requested TO examine their stock and they will
make ii their interest to deal with them.
ST. Louis, Feb II, 1S52-2m.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-04
1887 SPRING TRADE. Us52'
VIM. NORTH. WM' r. SCOTT
NORTH & SCOTT,

WHOLESALE DLALLH9 T"
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps 4 Bonnets'
No. 90 Main street, st. Louis,
ID RESPECTFULLY invite the attention of mer,,
Ia. chants visiting ST. Louis for their Spring and
Summer supplies, to their extensive stock OF Boots
Shoes and Brogans; Silk, Fur, Panama, Leghorn
and Palm Leaf Hats. Will be found, also, a com
plee assortment of ladies' and misses Braid, Straw,
SIX, and other Bonnets, most of which have been
purchased of the manufacturer direct, and bought
PoR CASH, and will be offered to the trade atuauSi'-
al lou prices for the same or on the usual time to
prompt men. Most of their Boots and Shoes
have been MANUFACTURED TO ORDER, and the eN'
press wants Of the West, and will be found of SUI
perior quality and of the latest style, and hopes tC
ineril share of public patronage.
GSL5> Special attention will be given to all orders
niTIsted feb26-4m.
Or Job work, of Every Description, exc
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-04
NOTICE.

TTAYING disposed of the general agency and
IL proprietorshp for the United States, as also
stock On hand, and in hands of agents, of our ma
nufaCtu-c of medicines, to Messrs. Downing s. Co,
of St, Louis, all agents heretofore appointed or
supplied by US, will make payment TO, correspond
with, and receive further supplies from them
D. MORTIMORE & co.
st. Louis, January 3, 1892.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-04

rimon says that two lawyers re like a
rair Of shears, because they do nf cut eacn
oths E<haaX lkkeyer comes between them,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-04
60, WAGNER s

GO, WAGNERs
CONFECTIONERY & BAKERY.
(NeNt door 70 Ciile's Old C7ra5r,)
Hctar 81, G'caso;s, 10.
TT'HE subscriber respectfully announces TINT he
l. is prepared at the shortest notice, 10 e., ore
doris for cakes Of every description, for
Wedding Occasions. Social Parties,
or Family use. His stock Of plain and faAa!
candy is complete, and embraces, in part
CTiErp ped Candies.
g saa5!Raffa., hoorbouna, Wistszssn,
Cinnamon, Cream, hose, Glove, &c.
LuEtps.
Peppermint, large < small Cinnamon,
Cream " Flat Lemon,
Drops.
Peppermint, Victoria.
Aciduiated Lemon, Rose.
Fancy Candies.
Star, Vanilla Cream, Flat Lemon, 'c'car)
Sugar pCmS, assorted, Sugar & burnt almonds
Boomer Aanisecd comat7 Rock different c7oEed,
Plain and Gilt French Kisses; al kinds Lcze7-es
large and small CJrnucopiTS. sc. Sc.
All of which will be carefully packed, and de-
hyere3 any where in the city, OF rrcapNy lor"ar
ded to nelghborinE towns. G, @. WAGNER.
Glasgow Jan 10. 1892
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-04

RTBiank Deeds, handsomely sxsOuted,
on inc paper for sale at this office,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-04
Regular Packet

For Lexington, independence and 81. Joseph.
IT,. p The entirely new. staunch-built and
- - splendid passenger steamer BANNER
STATE William Conley, master, will run as a reg
.ar packet in the above trade.
The Banner State was built expressly for the
Missouri river, and is one Of the most Contortabl,
and Substantial! boats in the trade. Passengers and
shippers may rely upon her running regularly
throughout the entire season.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
MANSON & ROBINS, Agents.
Jan. %.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-04
JaNlaty z, I602--NW
TOsInhf. Hanna and IaarNpN IIannn

TCE.Obt. Hanna and Harvey Hanna.
JIAKE NOTICE that on the first Monday in
J. April 1892, petition will be presented &c
the County Court Of Howard county. Missouri,
praying partition of tie slaves Of he Lstatc Of
James Hanna, deceased.
WIN 2. HANNA.
January g, lSJ2-Sw
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-04
NATLACK & ROGERS,
importers and JObbers OfDry Goods

vi y lL-AOh u IlOI I1lp,
Importers and JObbers of Dry Goods,
NO. &c, M4LN ST., ST. LOUIS.
TALL the attention of buyers visiting this mar
~ ket, TO their usual large and well selected stock
of Goods. In addition 10 their usual stock of mo
tions'' goods, they viii offer TO the trade full
sortment of
Mems Wear s. Ladies Dress Goods,
EMBRACING IN PART:
English, French and German cloths,
" = American cassmeres;
Sattinets, Jeans, Tweeds and cashmarets
4 large assortment summer cloths and coatings;
Cottonadcs, large assortnent;
Vcstings Ell every style and quality;
Together with all other kinds OF Mems wear for
the approaching season.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Barages Of various styles and qualities.
Delcines, a large assortment Of all kindsi
Lawns, . . Berage delaiuas;
SILK tissues, linen lawns, organizes, lustres;
.ilao, English, Trench and American Giughams, a
large assortmeRtj
WHITE GOODS:
Jac'.onot cambria, and Nainsook u.us.ins;
Null and book "
Plain, dotted, and embroidered Swiss mgslns;
Striped aud barred aconet muslns;
Bishop and Victoria lawns; Irish linens;
Corded bonnet musi!ns and d.nity;
White and black cotton nets; cold; do do silk dol
Edgings and insertEgs, large assortment;
EmbroideTies,
silk laces, fringes and gimps;
Dress trimmings of all kinds; linen & lawn hhd'fs
Poncee and bandanna hdkfs., large assortment
Cotton and bingham hdhts., "
Cgayats Of all kinds,
ALSO:
4 complete assortment Of hosiery, gloves, sus
pen. ers, brushes, combs, spool coti0as, needles
patent threads, pins, caps, buttons, sewing silks
| razor straps &c. sc. Also--An excellent assert
meu Of silk cotton, and cause uudershirts; ladies
summer sAawis and scars, together with . yag.et.
OF other rouoLs usually kept by US.
| 81. Louis, Feb u, lsJ2---S,a
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-04
G DING E ASTl

VN1IE undersigned will leave in a few days for
J. the Atlantic Cities, and being very anxious to
take along ''litle of the needfu," he is induced
to believe that he can do far better in the purchase
of stock of Goods in New York, for Cash. than
ever was purchased before--as the Eastern Mer-
chants are holding out great inducements
And believing that Goods will be be full 90 PER
cent lower than heretofore he is induced to offer his
entire stock, (something less than (s2O,O0O) al
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-04
NOTICE.

Thomas Shackelford, Esq, has been this day
appointed my agent for the collection ofmy claims,
for the sale of my Howard and Glasgow property;
and he will also attend to the payment of my
All persons indebted to me will make immediate
call as also those having claims against he or the
Estate of s. T. Montague, deceased.
uPeh,l2---lm SOPHIA MONTAGUE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-04
CHEESE.

80 Boxes Western Reserve Cheese
30 do English Dairy do
80 Smell boxes do do do
Just received and for sale by
Aug. 2I.l PERRY & BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-04

I5-JOb Work, of Every Description, exc
led and promptly, at this Office. ~
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-04
1852. SEASON ARRANGEMENT.

voa LEXINGTON, INpEPENnENcE, KANSAS, IVES
TON, 81. JoSL'H AID SAVANNAH.
q The new and elegant steamer. IT,
- NOUR NO. ,, T. +. Dix, Master, l..
J. WELRoURN, Clerk, will, On the opening of nav
iCaiion. commence her regular rips for tie above
ard all intermediate ports, ana viii continue in the
trade during the season OF navigation.
The Timour was built for the Missuri river
trade, for which she is in every respect well adap-
ted. Her officers. thankful for the liberal patron
age extended her the last season, respectfully So
Lett continuance of the same.
For freight or passage amply on board, or to
MANSON & ROBBINS, Agents.
Glasgow, Feb 90 ON
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-04

China Toys!
A BEAUTIFUL lot of China Toys, for chill
~ dren, including drums, truInpets, horses, SOL
diers, &c. for sale cheap, by
noyl3 PHILIP BAIER,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-04

WEGS Ink FAIALE,
FIR Bo9nyille, Glasgow, Brunswick, Lering-
Ton and Weston, Missouri RiNr.
r. n The elegant steamer HIGHLAND
y MARY, J. H. Baldwin, master. viii
Ply IS g. regular packet between the above named
places,
- The Highland Mary has recently been re-
fitted and fixed mp and offers superior inducements.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
Feb Ids. MANSON 4 ROBBINS, ACTS
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-03-04
CHARLES, BLOW & CO.,
Importer, and Wholesale Dealers in
DRUGS. MEDICINES. PAINTS,

DYE-sTUFFs, WINDOW GLASS, PERFUMERY, &c,
No. 10 and 70 Exchange Building, St. Louis,
nN the opening of navigation will be receiving
~ their spring supplies of Drugs, &C., which
have been selected with great care, and at unusual
low prices. We respectfully call the attention of
Druggists, Merchants and Physicians 10 an exami-
nation of our stock, and pledge ourselves to com
pete in prices, and offer as good goods as can be
found in this or any other country. Our long ex-
perience in business has enabled us to mature such
arrangements as at all times to be supplied with the
latest importatons of foreign and domestic goods,
and TO meet the demand under all circumstances,
for any articles in our line.
Our stock consists in part as follows:
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

A.Nlrnils. jAu. -
~, gath "a. wAn,i upcn a; ~"
Go,c,oo;, Mansion til. moiu,ns 10y
tie pu,als Of the Nayai @choel, 20 whpni
be made y lev encouraging remarks.
A; half past ~ e'clc,k k'>sulh std
su,l-. Iosr,hsr VITA ,hr lsd'ts, we're
conducted 10 the STATE House l., 'hr
Governor md his ali. a the dear III
The Senate Chnmh,r. Z cv wee met hy
The committee Of reception. 90 ,hr part
Of Tia, body. The Cha rnan, Mr.
Dnane briefly welcomed liim to lhe An.
c.cnt iialL kos>uih Ha, ,hcu conduct
ed TO the platform or tribune, whence
he addressed the Semtc IN short
speech. in which Lc referred with adj
pirahle effect. TO the patriotic deeds
there accomplished , To the principle.
there nvoweG. and the glorious result.
Immediately afttt he had concluded the
S,nate adjourned. AMI ko-suii was in
ttoduc,d 10 the mcruutis Of The body,
and the large audience OF ladies who
were in attendance. He was then cot
dacied 10 the Hall q, HE lIoas" cf dele.
gaze, ly the committee on the tnri Of
thst body. who introduced him 10 the
speaker "a. Gov. knssuih. The speak.
er welcomed lin warmly a. the Illus
irious /, adler al Il people whose struggle
for independence and the rights Of man
had won r. admiration OF the world.
Hos,u'lisf elny Was bit-' nut =" 'ht
pniht. He referred 10 the days Of the
reto.uiyn, il. trials and results, and rs
peoil.jy TO the all afforded by Frame.
and Lafayette. whose portal; hung up
on Tie wall. What the natl n. Of Eu
fop" expected Of America, WAS som,
riivaie assistance. and the assurance %
fair play tha, WA. all. In conclusion
hc alluded again To the deeds of the re,'
luton, and expressed the conviction tina
these Halls would be sacred 10 the vim
dlca,lon OF those principles he llou,,
took Il recess %. bali an hour and til.
guest was introduced 20 the member
individual. after which he returned +,
the Executive Mansion; whence, ai,er
dinner, h. proceeded on board the steam
or hampton for Baltimore, where la
arrived at 6 o'clock.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15
CRIME, ~ TEXAS.

The Galveston journal, noticing the
opening OF the District Court there,
Jugde Buckly presiding, says;
In the course Of his charge, the
Judge observed that there was no coun.
try inhabited 10y the Anglo Saxon race
in which there was so little regard for
law aud order as in this State and that
while her laws were superior to those
of her sister States, she was overrun by
lawlessness which should sufi'use will.
shame every hiyh.mlnded citizen.
lie continued, i am still IA young
mnn--and much younger Judge
but during the four years that l have
been on the bench there have been be-
tween fifty and sixty cases Of murder
before mc-and il in each Of the Judi
cial Districts in the STATE, there has
been like number, then there has been
upwards IT six hundred cases Of murder
IN four years--showing stat" of thing,
unequaiied in amy country; and out OF
these six hundred cases, not six OF them
has bceh found guilty by the jury before
which they had been tried. 1t is nol
possible TO suppose that in all case,
there was a deficiency il evidence, and
the only conclusion to which can ar
rive Is that the Juries must have for.
gotten or disrrgarded their oa,l,
lie traced, also, the rise of mob8 &c
the direction Of duty, by the same
body showing that il the citizens oI
Tie State could no, receive protection
from the Courts OF Justice they must, d
Necessity. lake the Punishment Of tlr
guiliy into their own hands -and re.
marked that II we would wipe oil the
STAN now resting upon our adop,cG
State and make her Ike the S,arc, OF
our nativity, We should human ly. yet
firmly and iearles,.y, punish every NO
latlUn Of our statutes
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15
UIHU>

Al N'f~a'h, Ohio, on the Both ul,. os
,,Yp"n. ieseT, Mi Wa. Is Blows.ofsh,.w,
bury, VI, eyed g. yesf..
!" COMMUNICATING The notice Of the ahose
suet'" and unexpected death Of one ,ot..
Gently IN our m'ds,, il would .cem ,,o,.,
"'' something more should be said on Tia.
'r9"c' '' Il, Than the sim pie Announcement,
fine event
FROM HIS youth ~ the day or hrs d.a,b
'i' n'""r 81 sell aud fayorsti, knov,,
~ '"'' ecu mun'i., ssd N all the relation,
~ 'S' ''eH c'i'ed Upon 10 bear anong US
" .'h VII ua'h te $40 ina, be hs. " G1..d
rel his pat
r'''e''ed N b. early day, vita aea. u
'he means sfich wealth ana the influence,
o. is"''y f.sd' rsn g,,e-aad ri.eh oy
macy 81. ',"Fo-A s,.. rilsl :. sd oo. -,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15
The uOrJnous IN titan.

The bA.,ial Report Of the ni.cl
STAT, judge in the Territory Of Utah,
a. made to 'hc President h., been pub
ij.ncd. il j. a document Of three col
umns, signed by Chief Justice Hranlc-
burg. Judge B.~chus, and Secretary
Harris. The hostile and scd,ious scnti-
mcnts manifested ly Governor Brigham
Young are assigned as reasons for the
withdrawal of the Judicial officers of the
territory. The report explains at grca,
length the religious organization and pow
cr, If the Mormons and enters into a
de'ai! Of suuary molpracticcs of Govern
or Young and his followers. The GOV
crhmcn, Of the United States is, accord
ing to the report, shaIn.fully spoken of
and lii-,rcalcd the officers sent out for
the government Of the Territory were re-
fused hearing and GOV. Young iniulc-
ed in snndry ma!"dictions upon the nom
DRY Of Gen. Taylor. These statements
have already been published, unotrcally.
1t Is not necessary to repeat them. The
report proceeds to Comment upon the pre-
valcncc Of polygamy in the Territory
Plurality Of wives is openly avowel and
practiced, under the sanction and in o.
iedicnrc to the direct command Of the
Church. So universal is this practice
that very few, if any. leading men in the
community can be found who have not
more than one wife each The evil can
never be made statnary ofiense 10y a
Mormon Legislature and If a crime at
common law, the Court would be power.
less with Mormon jurics.
The Great Salt Lake City is an impor.
tant point TO the overland route to the
Pacific, but the cmigrant avoids ii. NJ
man can open his mouth III opposition to
the Iawlcs. cXactions Of tn" populacc
with safety to hi, liberty, business or life
In view Of these circumstances the Jus
'icc' by whom the present document i,
mijtel, deemed it proper to withdraw
They submit, their case to the Prc,.d den
Cor consideration.
Com. iRr.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

Axururg 1tGEintu AcCtprNf IN
NV lnEk --- Another accident, viii
:oa rful loss Of llc. from giving way ct
occurred IN New York
sSoui ~ O'Clock Monday evening. The
scene. OF the .iasi,r was lao Centre
street. in large Eve story building,
u>rd by the Commissioners for lodging
.rnisgaut. among whom an alarm was
spread Ivy the cryoi tire.
When the alarm was given the Ia
mates rushed ior the doors, and JAN
On the stairs. similar 20 that IN The
G,rr.nv ,,h street school house. cnsued.
The stairs gave wav, and a large mass
Of human beings were thrown into -
heap together. The crowd above s'iii
pressing down upon the mass below,
crushing aud .nothcring those who had
frat fallen.
The police made great efforts 10 ex'
iricate those who were wedgcd between
the walls but before the passage could
be cleared SIX persons were smo,h,red
to death. Their names are John NJ!
Dat:on. Irish, aged 10; u boy unknow
: years II girl Of Is; Mary Murphy
~; woman ntont 70; John Glcnnon
Ii. Nine more were taken out woInd.
ID. five OF whom, it is thought will die,
Those taken out were chlirely naked
.i.- 8. sigh. night Clothes they had on
Having been torn Of! in Tbs attempt to
rescue then.
The names Of the Injured are john
Hunks. boy, leg and arm broken Lucy
Cushing; Bridget Harrington Gath.
airline Sweeny injured internally John
Eagin. arm broken; Eliza Savage and
VIM Wine, lai, shoulders dislocatcd.
The stairs were very marrow, and hy
no means capable OF giving cgres, tC
even one hundred persons safely, ia ease
Of the occurrence Of fire. -Four hund
red and eighty immigrants were in the
building at the time.
The entrance from the street is DARK
passage. similar TO turret, and incap
able Of atlorlng sullicien, eeress in til,
even, OF an accident, similar to the above
The establishment seems to be very in
jndiciously arranged for The purpose ioi
which il is intended
4 woman named Dalton had her
child, a boy about eight years old, snti
coated in her arms while on the stairs
and she was much injured herself.
The fire which caused this terrible
calamity took place at the junction oI
Thrd Avenue and Fourth street.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15
RUTLAND: ITS POPULATION. &C.

All who have read TIA" papers sine"
the cont !otion at the last c,naus have
Learnt that Rutland ia one OF the small
Ter towns Of the State, certainly in re.
gard 10 population, and We suppose in
all else. While speaking in this wise
of Rutland aud in aliu,ion to her popu.
lat'on being les, than that Of several
other towns IN the State. all forgot to
mention the .oruewha, imporian, fac.
that in point Of Hed,h this town has
long stood As second only to Burlington
and while we can say this, we can now
assert tina, il contains today n larger
population than that OF any other town
IN Vermont with the same exception.
Since the completion Of the II. & Il.
Railroad there has been no such al.
vancement made by any town in Yer.
mont, rs ,ha. which has marked the
course Of Rutland We are happy to
BAY too that this advancement, has taken
"A right direction, ard that the increase
some fifteen hundrel--is composed
mostly OF men engaged in The mechanic
nrt,-.Ja>t what Rutland has mos, lacked
and most needed TO give her her proper
position. As an agricultural town.
Rutland ha' no, her equal in the State
She has more and better water bower
than can be found in ANY other six mile,
square ia Vermont. Why then should
she not continue, by fostering, and Nv.
ing necessary encouragement to The
mechanical and manufacturing inter-. :,
40" developing themselves within her
b0riers 10 CIV. IL herself .uyh n stand
ing =, sae !, entitled TO.
Among the variou. rev notions
passing W all other matter al present /
We would notice the Stare FacfgrY OF
W. / GOokin 4 Co which has been re-.
moved from Pelrpoin.'s 10 Mann. Fur.
naee near the Depot. Al this Factory
- one machine which is capable OF e..
ting from 1900 TO POGO Save .
hOur. These saves are do, ... ...r
-four barrels, and are mad, Rock
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

III It always gives US pleasure to
notice any article that conrcrs "A real
benefit on the community, and it i.
with confidence We heartily commend
Ayers Cherry Pectoral to our readers
as possessing extraordinary virtues for
the cure Of diseases incident 10 the
Throat and Lungs. This may accoun,
Tor our frequent reference to hi, ar.
tcie which We feel fully justified in
making known to the pubIic.-rN ].
IriLun..
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

',,. u4c.c a1ltsIt '.r i'r'i! nHt q
!, bspsi ,hth tsr ca, te rrsaa 81
TT her l., As,i'ta. lazy sgsc AID
d.srsfo'- lln' Y, s'IatGss:s iss
iian,Gr. 10, tie rrc'eut. 70 a.s
.ate ssi .wp.e p4o;- H. ss'1s''
isitrcai.nc.
Nj srwAtt --I'urrst:sa lade
pes6eaee Ari'au.e
NJ Wsssr,r -- Usnrsrsn s,it.
r,erausut Nanrsnsn opuiiu, d"
Wv~gsrAsn aesinies tk'ns~-t az
ylsaf IL'. 49, ne s'i'1A ''"'
~L,cs s-,cffsir. sns. ! si'' ih-n &"
yss. tssistere. grniIsmsa. a. '"a"
nv.sss - is-is 20, s,s~r-- H. se'3ss os-s.''sl
q. be ,~h aesnt,.s-s.s Heasns - 49,.
sse' ss,aaes'.'g AR~ s ~ "su-r' " ts'"st
ihs ,oAa 90, received 9Th snthO-
sasitc sFiasss
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-01-15

The life Of Louis kossuth, firmly pro-
traycd has for Us many impressive lessons
among them the uses Of adversely. -
When the patriotic yodpg advocate and
editor wa, c~Aaenly oontohrd frnm biz
friends and his lalprs. and hurried To the
dungeons Of Bnia the captive and vie.
tim of n gigantic irresistible dcsroism, no
may wcll-havc regarded tia, arrest rs the
termination Of his effort, for bis country,
the death blow to his hopes Of her cman-
cipation. Yet few years sUfiiccd 10 de.
vclopc the truth tia, the stern ordeal of
the malc'ac,"r's dungeon, without hmi,u.
lion Of sentence or rational hope of de
Ii'rrancc. wa an essential preparation
for the memorial lc pari.w hich he was dcs-
tined III The order of Providence to play
IN the not distant drama Of I!ungar, :
liberation. But for ,la, ordeal he might
have been leading liberal orator in the
Diet bat would not have been called by
the nation undivided voice. to be the
chief, the champion, the embodiment, the
;inirnatng soul Of her heroic struggle for
inlcI Evidence And thus instructed and
strengthened by the past. We may ration.
ally. confidently trust that his more re-.
cent prostration aud exile are but prcludcs
to still more triumphant restoration to n
place in the government corresponding to
that which he has now forfeited nor ccas-
ci TO hold IN the hearts of his country.
n'cn.--. GreeIey's P'c,ace to Headieys
hoSsuM.