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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

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SrinircAL RArr1sas.--Mn Cstharise
IAadlun, widow Of the late DR. l.udlpm, q
very cstim.ble woman, BECAME subject, We
understand, to mental alterations some
,i'o'ahs since from frequent visit, 10 penons
styling themselves spirit-r.ppcr~, and frosu
conversations upon the subject Of spiritual
communications. She grew wor,e and
worse, until twelve weeks since she became
cntirly insane. and has pow been, ordered
10 the Columbus Asylum, where recovery
or partial cure, her friends hope may Be
effected, though her condition gives bu'
little prospect Of their qualification. --lCin
Com. f
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

e. Senator SUMNER does not appear to
con'S up to the expectations Of his free-soil
friends in Massachusetts,. The Lowell
American, one Of the organs of that faction
says:
The great cause will 90, rs Mantilini
says, to the deinnition bowbows' unless II
has better friends than Mr.. Sumner has
proved himself TO be during the late cail-
vass."
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

Fso~ Mrx,co.-The telegraph informs
- lhst tho New York Sun has sdvices
irun Aeairo To Nov. ID. which states that
Pn~sasnt Arssa vss shut up IN the palace
with $50 truets. The rssolut,nnasss were
within twenty Ie&gues Of thr capital Gen.
unguay Was also marching upon il With
500 sroSTs. Il was thought that Artists
power would na be sustained another
month
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

SusPsersp Muapka AND AasoS.-A
dwelling hnase occupied ~ Two 1rish fam
lilies, in North Adams, Msss., was eonSum-
ed by fire on Tuesday night. and On Wedn-
csday morning the body Of . woman, with
her skull badly broken. and nearly co,rum-
I'd, was found in the f1ins. Her husband
and children are missing ard II ia imposed
that he murdesed her, and then fired the
house. ~ they were heard a,sreling IN the
night The mans name u Martin Heath.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

OF all the annoying men in the world,
the Lord preserve US fron him who think.
hiInseif more righteous than his neighbors
who imaginen tha, nj. way to Heaven Is
the only true way. ...
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

GA man named Farley in New York
rccem'y recovered $1,000 damages against
the Hudson River Railroad, in an action for
personal injury.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

CF-lf people only knew what happiness
was, they would much, rather prefer COM
poiemy to a forune---t~o thousand year
INSTEAD Of twenty thousand.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

4 PALL.--A correspondent of,hs Eagle
Notices A. follows an accident at NartLfield /:
"A, Northheld last Tuesday evening" a
large number Of people ~cm collected to
attetd the exhibition Of the studeats Of
Norhiicid Academy. Ia the progress Of
the exercises an scciicni o-currcd which
put sn sbrup, termination 10 the ,xocc~i-
'ngs. a g'F~y Vas one al the characters
IA . eoliequy, and upon making her appear
ance, So great was the interest, that those
y, the rear Il Jhe snd'cpse rushed forward
to get better yisw. SO great Was the
~eigh' upon the flcor, thai The supporters
gave way, and the " hole audience VAS pre-
cii,s,aied pcil nell into tbs basement. Very
fortunately Ia lives were h.-,. mr. limbs bro
krp; bns the escspr was sIoo-t miraeu-
Inns. Al IN" members Of that assembly
viii be pretty sure to remember The days
when they went gyl~ying.'"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

@A fellow who had forged the sigma
,ure Of wealthy gentleman, and was ar-
rested therefor, urged in es,enustion that
hS fingers were 80 cold he couldn', write
his own name.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

DEArw ~ rME SsrArEsr o. THE Taaes.
DsAss.--Ous tsiegnpA inSosns ~ stsse IL
cias yunius BsufS BeoaA--Sbs Nas,ssa,
The Nscbelh, ,hr Richard, he lap q
6hAkSpeass- tks psscsn. Orsss1sy Awft-
ssev, ~ ~ 0s0 Ovsssssek u ~ BsittSas
dssasA--Asa - In Issasga hus N. o..
les1s 70 cincinpssi. He vas = tis hasA
Of NJ scbocl. AIsA ve may ~ssves kspa up
On IN hke sgsia"-t1sxfsa Cor.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

SUsEssrrsos ~ NorrIssnAssssas.-
II may M BE- generally knovn ~ tSe,s
exists . spsriss Of sspssstiiaiaa - Nsofiae-
hsssshifs Against istaiag sGDs = - q .
house sfeS sunsst. A fneei n g -
othes dsy, In ram u snu.e 60 eal1eA e
. rsspessakse fismhouss y ~ lfa11on
sal hqsissd a III 90 vsnnae q -
hpase vhsthM - ~ AZ sees lpaa y
shirh slsc replied thst ~ Nd 4 ~ -
70 dispose a. Thea I'l hIn O. -
vith NJ 10 ~ cert" vss ~ sn1Wos =
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.hass.ss.. rhs. ssa p H. NSaiae-
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

There are no hands upon the clock OF
eternity; there is no shadow upon it's dial.
The very hours of heaven will be incssur.
ed by the sunshine---lso, by the shadow.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

TME HiSsDALs OU5aAes.-~ Chas. p1sA4
son-in-lsw II Me- Pliay 0mieA, M w. -
inhumanly slsot on ~ nh inul., W. q.
rested On Tie following evening" a ehAsns
Of having perpctssaed this csinNs. O. 1eas
day last he had an examination bstWe 81
tice Todd, Of Hinsdaic. Il sppsassl q
HIN behsyim during the dry ID wa1s0ryD
crime was committed wss 'sinEsiAsiy g..
able, 10 much % . 10 Extract Botiea. Y
further appeared that the tracks bShiai ~
barn were peculiar In their form. UfQ
upon trial for the purpose. ths hoots S9
the rspondent, which vess slso pscu1lnss
exactly fitted the tsacles. PlAH was -
in tho village in few minutes afss, -
time the gun was fired, and traces e -
steps were fond most Of the way. CatIs
roate ~ fdssA tho gun tf16y Onlh, wleA
bad bean missed from ths tiaas - ~
was comlnitteA These circamstsRro -
deemed, fully sufficient TO warrant 3 hold.
ing Of The respondent for trial. and he ~
secoraiGaiy hsli 10 bsilsntle sum q o1Uoo.
This Plat first became acquainted Vii
the family Of Mr. Smith, during the kuilA.
ing Of the Ashuelot Railroad thfouiA Ht1-
dale. Soon AFTER he married oss ofslotws
doughtcrs Of Mr. Smith, since which time
he haa lived in tho family. TIE tskisg q
the pocket.book, at the time or he shoet-
ing II thought to be merely russ, 70 ~
vevt suspicion into other channsls--ee9
object being sousetAiAg greater thsA4
possession Of the small amount Of 800
than the wounded man vas sno1ne
have abost his pefson. DrsifisiSSs -
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

Th~ Ncv York Mirs says .Dsniel
WesAefs spseeisss. IN IN large volumes,
are IN great Aesssnd- The psscs b kAess
dollar, And re ere kspy u iessn that
thr~ Dollars On es-h ses goes TO she family
n ". Webster.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

GA, Cincinnati they opened bale Of
cotton and found the body of a negru press
ed into it. So great was The pressure that
the body ofthe man was not more thsn three
inches thick.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

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. go fsasas n ~ s,,sse.ists % Thsp-
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

The eulogy Of Mr. IIillard on Tuesday,
in Boston, was an eloquent and beautiful
tribute 10 the memory Of Webster.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

Fs0A TnE HAHpwIca AHp Tne
TT IaLAxps.--Advicss from ths la)Aai fS
twenty one days later, bot u ss~s ~
imPostsnA.
fnAs ssaaiaues me lsahasgis 60
The paaalsn wsrs bagy dsvisis9 noD12I
the psosecatioa Of indnS6iAl suGsrpgisonan7
The fcclanntion u thsis lands te1 - -
pFoltsbls Nleness, Of H. woabe -
bnncs Of ~. which enpPisd tkste -,
perity. The application II Cody 49, r
yet IN experiment, bot rslisf a. ~ %.
fbstusate coadition Of the lslanAs h loekeA
to usvoagh ~ ussans.
The Covernu of Hawai- b aaaessesi 4
nave sbsents1 himself from olIcisl 49,,
Prom Tahiti Ne loan tsst IL Eneii0S
Adnsis~i haA Amliy dscided upoa uu'Iiae
the little hsstos Il RiaAa ~ NevCl
depN tos The sdpalsons. -Four DsiGiph ~
Of war were thesc, ons Of which ~ ~
her hise keei, and would proceed Is Ene.
lad to pspaS. @ slf..F
At oas II III NasVneaes 0,eva q
small French Gsnis,n had bssa eseablx ~
aidsA By sloop II va, in ysicA aunkss
a Fvsnrh poiieicel cosvie1a, ~ tAsis -.
liss, bad been psAosA i
Lumber and building maaauial vas N
great demand 1t 'rAhM.
A doct o. zip - bsss esmpasesS q
PsPssti q grsee ePsus, 81 sssvAsaliaR
and repairing vessels. ~
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

A brave man u defined as one who is'nt
afraid 10 wear old clothes, until he is able
TO pay for new ones
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

The skolnsoa. free coil esry lsas t~s e.
IS sbous or k&slred ~ fly thousand
sosss ia fonr yesr: This y psry .fre-
ILL.,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

Co. Bank has been organi1ed under
the general banking Law Of Vermont, at
Castieton, with eapisal Of eS6,0O0. The
fnllssing arc the ofice~: Hon. William
G. Kittregc, PrAident, and 3. d. Root,
Cashier.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

An axle Of the tender sst.chca 10 the ii
s'elcck Ps~ssssss tram fsoa Rsaso~s Fall.
broke v. eanisg ap ua,s us~slRg ~han
s'thia half mia f The Depa. IN ocus-
qssence Il which The engine was essussssr-
asiy damaged Nobody much hsn.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

TA~ lSsSs sasos RsiasssA fsu. tss6sls
- cs~ycAssa - ea,SasasA ssA i~e ssssss
oars shss>Sh fss-~ CcSes.sa 10 Esi~. IN
We l~s,-ssp. 49,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

a Loaipa paper says that preparations
10 the defence of b.. cosst are going on
steadily fron Pl.ass,th To Rrm.gaic, Cor
oshs-iy ts.,sss I.oai~ Nar'lern. 1t b. said
that the priests openly preach tho snnexs-
lion II Belgium To France The dn~elu-
ton 81 he Derby Ministry !. confidently
r~d'es~d. M soon as Inc Duke Of yelling.
tea " fairly buried. This Il in view Of
scrd Dereys opposition TO free trade, tho
NJ pr<s~srs IN desire TO change the pres.
ess crsrs II things. Lord John Russell
sstA Mr Pslmrrsson expect to be again in
FF~~~r, 'hongi, the latter viii ms, came in
s~x~ the f6srnes. In spcseh in the House
e1 Ilris on the ssh inst. Lord Derby stated
us~ssivecaily hh Dissemination honestly
"a essry out the free trade policy Of hi. pre-
dsreessrs. ~ asnrssoned By tho people in
the ne- esecdSns, shqogh opposed to his
ft<liaes ard juakemcs, bcr4rlor.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

IA Irish lad, who nan away from Ireland
year or two since, sl y DOW lviss in
Newbuypoh. Mas, received . letter day
NJ two since rom sosne official pcyonage
II hsu,e. inlduuiag MIN thar he has ELLEN
As,v b E10M. besides the annual ipeosse
Of fl0o. The 6oy IL abosst rixtssa yeara
old. and came over here entirely destitute
Il Isnans. ~ ass. sa$si r.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

The Baasio Css~pss~sj sys sh,t the
sss~m~s Ss~ Ward. On Tue-5sy iass. whoa
h~t~wn riesvrisnd and D-snas. broke sh :
ssrss ~A,ea ecanrets he p'.saa, rod with
the walking beam, forcing the pi.son thru
the Aoor and r~of ofthe cabin. am tearing
s~sy swnr 'wrnsy -svr s~a of each. The
engiar h complete ~nck. Dudnx Ire
-xc,i"rcn'. a pss--ng-r jumped overheard
an. was drowned, leaving . wife sui thrrs
'rhildrcn on board.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

Two men were arrested in Troy q few
nights since, while in the oct Of robbing a
grave in ,hc Catholic buying ground. y
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

nassAssssevss nsssrss. ~ cs~as
, xsAss - = MY = - sl~ssS 10 ~
q. y psgnA = ptar 4 ll@s JsAa IsvA.
49, 80 essSws ssxa AasrA. - 49,
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srua thas ~ Cis~se nss b. pisesa In M
lrs.ar. Thsre h Va msa ~ IN oasssy
ksfsrs s,,rA IA eesks hosw asd lssare vpsa
shs, body sis.n be-. / ss, i.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

In HI Jns ~ Stss VEIN - greatly in
she asissriiy. and % d,sorxa uiErd q party,
shsi tAsy asssiy failed Of making national
isnssases1DeL snd yet in four ycsrs afterwards
,si,~y s~eIa the country With Harrison ~
,issS candidate. agu,nr, thc combined pow
ar aud influence snd ps,romge NJ the Ma
'ioo,i and State governments. Such, with
pxcpcr landmarks, 10 by no means unlikely
70 be- their fortune in 1885, They arc nov
sa~fssasd BY . combination offacsionn which
has no parallel in the history If our cont
try.and which cannot bear the test Of time,
and he held together IN support oF any I'D
aimstratsus - Il was rallied in support Of
I'sesee. A eombinssion Of .uch elements
81 FIVE Soi,en and NuH,Rrn, Uuionist,
and Scrsssisni~ss, Nstivias and rorcign.
en-, Tariff u.en and Pre- Traders, Improve.
| ncsst men end anti. improvement, men, can.
noa anld -togsshcr and unite in support o.
any adrniuissrs,son---IN. Y. Express.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04
e. The IN. o. Daily Delta" proposes
. nd corranends the following Cabinet:

Secretary q Htatc--R. r. Hunter, OF Va.
do. Trassay--Dan'la D;ckenson, NY
do. Nx-Jcasnon Davis, Mia.
DO. Nsvy--Thomss II, Seymour, Conn.
NV or. Robert r. Stockton, N. J.
=. NJ. Genenl-CharlesG q. Green, Mass.
Secretary 0f lntericr-John w. Davis. Ind.
A,aprncy CONSOLIDATION ". Brown, Tenn.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-04

AcCIDEsr AND LOSS ov PxovERrY At
Ricnsosp.--We regret, that one day last
week, friend Jcwcifs fine span Of horses,
worth e35O, were drowned in the Vino
nski by the steam mill They were being
driycu past the corner of the mall, - the
steam was let oG Being frightened, they
lcaped into the river and sank In 20 feei
water within . very few minsiHs. A. they
jumped FROM the bank, the foot VI one pas.-
ed Through the collar Of tbs other Bringing
that underneath and drowning it al once,
whes sunh carrying down the one 1t top.
foang Mr. Noble. vks vas driving, held
tighs u ths reins--west mao the river With
TIE hossex, and his hfe res saved Nth no
small di&suity. There bsisg iee In tie
nves mad al the vorse. But friend lev.
III takss 4 - tsouxh nothing haA hsppss-
ed-lCoasis.
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The steamer Georga leit Aspinwall on
18th for Kiagston and New York, with
u, 10000 In soecia and the California
mails to the lst November.
A military police Of fifty men bad beep
organized, portion Of whose duty u TO CO.
cot the treasure across the Isthmus.
The specie entered II Paaasna during
the month Of October amounted to ta20O.-
600.
Several vessels we're chartered In San
francisco for the Gusno trade, shortly after
the appearance Of Mr.. Webstess lsttss,
claiming the right Of the Americans 70 tske
Guam, but their destination has since been
changed. '-'
a convention n minsn was hei1 on The
9TH At Woods Creek. 4 committee VS.
appointed to notify al foreigners 10 leave
that vicinity betre Tie 25th.
A large aasHbes a sAips, long dne, have
arrived within the last Cornight their
stocks arc fast relieving the exhausted mar
ket
A nsnsned Csl6osnisn, named Robsrt
Atw.ilL was n,urdersd and robbed vfiis
cro~sing the fsthn,tN.
Geo. w. nsns a Portsmouth, ID olsces
on hsasd the Steamship califssni., fell over
board on hrr passage do~n-
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Valuable Reeeipt.-Take plaster of
Paris and soak it in saturated solution
of alum, then bake the two in an oven,
the same as gypsum is baked, to make
il plaster of Paris, after which they are
ground to powder. 1t is then used as
wanted, being mixed up with water
like plaster and applied. It sets into a
very hard composition capable of taking
a very high polish. 1t may be mixed
with various coloring minerals, 10 pro-
duce cement of any color capable OF
initiating marble. This is a very rare
receipt, and is worth twenty dollars to
many of our subscribers, any of whom
can prepare it for themselves.
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70 A remarkable cave, recently
discovered in Berkshire county, Mass,
has been explored. 1t is situated about
mile south of the village of North
Adams. A narrow and difficult passage,
about ten feet in length, leads to room
large enough to contain six or eight
persons. Northward, small horizontal
avenue, ten or twelve feet long, leads
to another room considerably larger
than the first. From this, by descend
ing twenty perpendicular feet, another
room is entered, thirty feet long by an
average breadth of about twenty feet,
and twenty feet high. Beyond this,
and lower down, are smaller apart
ments, answering to bedrooms, PAN
tries, &c. Farther on no one has ez-
plored. The walls of the cavern are
composed of limestone, belonging to
the vast ledge of which Saddle Noun.
tain is composed.
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French MiIIinary and Dressmaking.

~ MADAME GERBEAU respect Ia
m 1 fully informs the ladies of Franklin SH
E.~sAand its vicinity that she is now pre- V&S
pared to fill all orders in her line, which will be
executed in the most fashionable style, and at
very moderate prices. From long experience in
the business, and having the best facilities for
acquiring perfect knowledge of it, and also of
obtaining the latest fashions from Paris and the
East, she hatters herself as being fully competent
to give satisfaction to those who will favor her
with call
STRAW BONNETS cleaned, bleached, al
tered and coored in the neatest style; SILK and
VELVET BONNETS made by the dozen for
merchants and others; and RIDING HABITS,
CLOAKS, VISITES, MANTILLAS, SACS,
&C. made in the most fashionable manner.
DRESS MAKING in plain and fashionable
STYLES executed on short notice and warranted to
fit; also, Braiding of every description performed
with neatness.
Also, a great variety of False Hair, PLasts
and CstrLs, together with general assortment oil
PERFUMERY, COMBS, BRUSHES, &c.
II Her store is next to that of Dr.. Rabe, on
Main street, where she will be happy to wait on
the ladies'.
Franklin, April II, 1852. 6m