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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-16

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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-16

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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-16

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~ ber On he III inst \ Cry
aome what in yesss, and, q s,nall blend
her sH fore iUsA. The cwMri is eqvA
prove property, pay charges and W
aWay. efEA y 6TEfHEE 6AAnel,
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COMMISSIONERS NO1IrI
"E the aubscribc u. bSjNs sppaasa
w the Hon pret4tS count fof TIL
trict ~ Kutia al, coin mission-,s " nj
examine and adjust all claims and t,s
Of all persons a2aihsi The estate II
Chattef,on. late d Kntla nd, in said ID
deeesstd, represented insol,rM MI
months from the ~ day Of August ists.I
ing allow dsd BY said court for ih. pyy
VIZ do sl.ersfosr hrs~by give notes II
will attend 10 the business Of our ai|
pointment At the lite dwelling hcus q
deceared on the III Mondays Of kswll
aud January next from ! O'Clock 4
o'clock r. N. on esch ofssid days.
Dated n Rutland, September iii, Z
~ h. =. BLANCHARD, 60.
C1 lnuusoa No'"Ww
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-16

@'As the season IL with Us, when
there is slways much sickness among
Children, caused by sudden colds, Il may
not he amiss for w. to mention tina. Che
new medicine, Ayers Cherry Pecto.
ra'," attracting SO much Of The public
notice, for tie cure Of serious Lung
complaints, ID. when Used in ss,sll doses
one Of The very best in The world f.r &C.
ea''onai family use. lis simple and
harmless for children, ~ well ~ very
ps'sssbls. We use the article ourselves
ana would reccnwsnd orr readers 10
call o" II. l.. Spencer, ssd Get bot
lie for trial.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-16
MAKRlE,O.

In Wsiliag sssd, Aug 2a.h. :, h, \
elliot, Mr., George \. Mile 4 r
Mass, to Miss Mary J. Prree, ~ 4
Also s~pt. 18th. Mr.. Per,y G. ri
Miss Charlotte b. Bsekhn, bah II d,
ford. y h
In pittsiard, Sept. I'd, by Jons. n
Esq., Mr.. lien,sa Il Preston, 10 No ?
ctte Dsn~ls, al Clasen DIN.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-16

rs Asrrby given Inst srplies,ea 4
i made ~ the Ueecsal AssemIly Il
Htatr II its usxt session, u grant b
" oodstock Railroad ('oa,pany tn Il
extend TN aaaad ttoM the Ruusul !
iinston Rsiirnsd u Rutland, 10 &C
and thence through Castlelon AND f.ss
10 lake Champ PLATA Ia bsmson Of wmlj
Noodssock, Sept. iUlh. ieL2, "a
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-16
ros tie Ncssh. Vi
No, IS. = An Act fer he prssstra'

ton Of EIxh.
1t is hereby enacted BY the Gen.
eral Assembly Of the Stame Of Vcr'
mont 10 follows:
If any person or persons shall here.
after take. kill or destroy any trout
or lungc in any lakes, pond or stream
Of water in this State, in any other
way CT by any other means than by
hook and line, or destroy any trout
or lungc in any way or manner, be.
tween the 18th day Of September
and the 1st day Of December in any
year, such person or persons shall
forfeit and ray to the treasurer Of tho
town in which such offence il commit
ted the susn Of one dollar for each
trout or lunge 50 taken killed or des'
troyed, one half for the bcne6t Of
such town ard the other half for the
benefit Of the complainant, to be re-
covered in all action founded upon
this statute, together with full costs
Of suit.
Approved Nov. 10, 2551.
1t is we'll known fact that the
trout have been for the last few yesra
decreasing in both numbers snsl sins
until it hos become evident that IN.
less something like the above con be
enforced they will be entirely clear
from our streams. One reason for
this is the fact that they who have not
enough Of the true spirit Of Walton in
them to 60 DOT with rod and line in
hand t.. give them \ fair chance for
their lives, wait till after this time
when the trout have commenced
spawning and have become stupid as
it were, aud collected together on the
spawning beds, and then with nets,
grabs, shares &c. sneak out at night
and wherever they can find a spawn
ing bed, do not hesitate to clear out
every trout il possible. If the Law
can be enforced for a few years, our
trout fishing can be preserved, and
all true sportsmen should cndcavo,
to see that it is done and look fol
their reward another season in large,
trout and more Of them. The owners
Of saw mill ponds can do great service
by prohibiting all persons from fish
ing on their premises, during the
spawning time. As the trout have
run down into the ponds for the las,
year or two so as to almost entircl,
spoil the hook fishing. Will "Ru.
fus' look to this over the mountain
and at Picos Shrewsbury pond ha,
been and would in a few years agai,
be one Of the best trost ponds in the
State. Hundreds Of pounds are ta'
ken every fall will squat snd gill;
nets. viii those in that vicinity 70.
member what they promised lat fall
and keep them internal things out Of
the water for = year or twoat least
and obliso MANY FIsasRxEx
Of tie Old School
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-16

N - No. - - Co..
~. sbss ssssss 10 b - eas;ss a Cor.
sswee ~ the p<ol.,e. with the excsp.
'ion II the iasi two years. this eoiscides
~ith shs rssuhs Of seven or eight years
experience ia the Gubrrnato,ial cleo.
,ioa. Gov. Williams drew somcwha,
largely Spoa tho FRYE Suil voscs during
,be tao y~ss H. ~as candidate. which
fatty ncroSats sor the exception. II Is
NJ, dehisble tbs, other Influences also,
MI, cted the results Of this year In many
II The eouniies. In Rutland County
there has been Considerable falling uff
~ tile Wing vote. while IN Windsor and
sosne alier couniies there has Leen III
increased opposition vote without .ny
corresponding increase on the Wing
ticket.
In tie matte, Of Representatives the
gensral lEw Of compensation scsms to
obtain. 4 few years sinss when Wind.
sor and other sirong Wig counties did
badly the "rural dislricts" came 10
the Rescue. Afterwards change tsok
place, and. although the Whigs recov-
c'cd villa. they lad previously lost in
their strongi'olds, jet a corresponding
Demscraiic gain else~ here preserved
about the same relative strength. This
year Windham aud Windsor hare re-.
turned m usase portion Of Democrats
, 10 the Legislature, while the several
county ,icAs,s are elected ~ strongly Al
usual. and IN This Comfy by an unpre>
eedsossd majority. The opposition
have done equally bsd IN their strong
holds. ~ that the Wings will retain their
usual sscendancy in the Legislature.
These varied results y hen taken to-
=, gs,hcr, indicate an almost total lack oil
= regular systematic organization of the
/ Wing party. We have been 80 long
accustomed 10 elect our candidates fol
the Executive ofIice---if not by the peo
pie, by the Legislature, tia, we have
come 10 consider their election sure, q.
matter Of course,as in accordance with
the behes,A Of Providence, regardless o.
OR agency in the matter. We are Toe
often, when urging the necessity Of ex.
! -r,ion, met with the remark /" the State
is sure and there l. no necessity Of ma
king m effort" when an "effort" ~ ir
the case Of Mira. Dombey, is all tina, i,
wanting 10 place u in reliable posi-
ton. That we are not in such posi-
ton now. We think any one, who viii
scruiiniae the details Of the late election
will readily see. We earnestly hope
our Wing brethren will tee to this mat
ter. and not have 10 learn il, ~ did Out
Massachusetts friends. by the bitter ex
perience Of % ignominous defeat
DvaNiebo,e Eayle.
sRssisnd Co., you wiil pleas< 10 state nevs,
eoes bad.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-16

SAusEsIiss. n. 4, Sept lS.--Mr.
Aoy Willianses, eas Il The psrsoas
seal4ea = ~ sapaosiss oe he stsaner
Rsia4ses. ~ this fossaooa. Tier 70.
.siss viii - eesvsyed to New Yra
bJ ths AiidA.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-16

A young man named Murphy, was
arrested to-day .. Kensinglon. charged
with being principal in = murder At Coo.
per's Point, N. j.. sboss three years
since. Murphy fed immediaaely after
the murder. snd has besn at large ever
since though reward Of $500 vas Of.
fered Tor his arrest Ills accomblicc in
the crime was convicted and sentenced
TO 10 years imprisonment.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-16
Tms NAME ELECTION STILL "a

The NAME ELECTION STILL "a.
voRoSLE.-The news from Maine con.
tinues to come in cheering. We pre-.
sent below returns from 200 towns,
which show u majority ssains, Hubbard
Of 1904, to 1885 1t the last election.
One thing is established, that there is
no election Of Governor by the people.
The SENATE.--We hare had no re.
ports since yesterday 10 cause US to
doubt that we have carried majority
of the Senate. On The contvary, a gen.
tleman who came through from Bangor
yesterday, says that il was ascsrtsiCed
previous 10 his leaving, that the Wings
had elected IS Senators. The Senate
consists Of 81 members If the wings
have carried l6,, they will haze q ma.
jority. l, Is altogether likely that we
may have chosen Is.
REPKEsENTArIvKs.-Wepr present be-
low all the returns which we received,
up to the time Of going TO press, for Re-
representatives.. and they show wing
gain Of twenty-five members. The 10.
CO majority in the House, last year, was
twenty.
CoxcREsa Mxx.-Farley, wing. is
elected in the 4th district, by about 500
plurality. We have a despatch from
this district. giving returns from oil but
thirteen towns. Fsrley's plurality will
not fall below 500.
In the I'd district, Gilman is making
q splendid run. and We are not wi,llou,
hopes of his election. In rs towns he
has gained 1877. There was about
1000 Loco majority in the district in
1850. II he gains in the same ratio in
the towns yet to be heard from, he i.
chosen.
We give IL towns in the 9th district
which show handsome gain. 1t i,
possible that Robinson is elected. Thi.
We know, that VIC have elected three
members certain, and have chance fnl
two more. The, Congressional vote
shows that, with united and determin.
ed effort, Maine goes for Scot. and
Graham, and We claim the vote Of
Maine for Gen. Scott in November
Boston Atlas.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-16
NOTICE

> hereby gwen that applicatlss Il
y made otl,s ncxt session Of In q
Assembly Of this Slate lot kss3
for a branch Of the Rutland l. w.
NailrSad, ivosn psvltsry or Cas,It,a}
" The West iine ef the Stale inlk |.
Ct rsirhs ven, u Wrsskaven. Of kass,
also " int gseet,tlss kntlssd 1 Butl
Rsilsosd w Bssndvn Of Whiting. " N
there. And also iov = bsanch II Il. n
1. Washington Railroad 10 The Wea 4
Marble 0rars,es., ,,..s. =.
R~nsss.A ~ t(0k f6EU 2
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-16

q In our notices heretofore Of the
State Fair we have aimed TO exclude,
- far - possible, all remark in relation
to the showing made by any Of our Rut-
land County people. We felt quite
sure that II Va did justice to others-
they weuld in the falfiln,ent Of the Scrip.
tursl adage, do justice to US. We take
especial pleasure in TRANSFERRING to our
columns the following notice Of one of
our Embellishments from the Vergennes
Vsrmonter go
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-16

- sDssssssiss M asss
Igly n ~ as9b sseial, ksssilss- 4
~ - tG1ti6kl vsssssess II the ex
isaiaes Da6es4 s0shss sssasv;n and
80 Dsualnsss IN. = shsy hsve
Asue A1tAssss, esssHsssS great and
NM - asissp !; bst The elsueeh
Il AosssSss Ssc;ssy, The tso els-
sssass Il ~ Fsassssivs isepabIicsa
sysssw u Gsvssunsns, ~in be deri-
,sd ftsa tAs svsicslsursi popals,icn
u shs esYbas6ed s5tases already With
IN W. Csisa. Sseh supplies canaot
10 sA<ssssely fsrsi.hed. ua'ess the
ssa;jsasy forces bs rerpe,uaI.y re-
sssed and itvieorssed. II they be
,.os sacq~seaay surrlied 10 ~ to sus.
,sIs not merely . rervading eommn-
n,sy Of iatesvsss, bue even 4 thorough,
hossssnsesssess u nsticnal eha,Ac-
,sr, ssatiaeas nd symraties, reiiti.
cal, aesal. sseisl and religious, then
evrsns;oa, instead Of proving a means
Of ssjoa aad sgsrasslisemens, will
,rovs IN easss Of disunion and de-
eliss. Cssfsssedly We hsvs signs.
shosxh NJ. alarming ones, Of disunion
ss~. They appear IN the Southern
Stasss in The organization II On iso.
lated, rssskas hostile colony in the
vAi,sy II The Sah Like and they
Arpsar also in the restiveuess Of .
Sssss saly Dire years Old, under the
ssrpsssd negiset u disregard of her
insssssss By the Federal Government,
~hisA b NOW 10 longer . central one.
u svssy cass you sss thaa tie cause
h ~ saas-tAs shssnss sf entire
aad psstesl ass;mslasion. How shall
sseh aniaaiasien 10 Effected and
sna;nsaiasa! The snswsr ID simple,
obviess and practical. The tree,
whoss bsAnehss dos coatinually mul.
,iay and sprsa1, and which, even
INV, e~vers nearly oil Of the regions
If The continent lying within the TEN.
r-rst. soas, aaA easts ito shadow over
distsnt islands, stands here, and We
irvsd apon the very earth out o.
which the majestic trunk has risen.
II " wcaid cherish and preserve it.
10 must continually loosen the soil
s.d sspply new streams Of its native
add accustomed moisture. While i,
b thus NANTES. that the responsible
~ for the preservation Of our own
necessary power and influence, and
even Of the preservation Of the Re
public Itself, rests chiefly on the AZ
Tieul.ursl lopulatpn Of the establish
I'd States, and that responsibility in.
wolves demand for Improvement
progress aud elevation on their part
Il h scarcely less apparent that indi'
reilly, BY the influence Of our tone
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-16

MONTGOMERY. Sept. II. At The
Southern RIG hts Convention last eve.
ming. George N. Troupe, Of Georgia,
~: dominated for President, and Gen
ait~an for Vice Preaident. The
choice vas unanimeusiy ratified. Elec.
sdjoura.1
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-16

NEW YcRK, Sept. l5.--Tbis morn.
ing the Grand Jury in the U. s. Dis.
tfict Court, came ia with true bill for
n'"nslaoghter, under the Act af Con-
g.ess, against Tbos. Collyer, james +.
Tailman, John Jermaine, Edward Hub.
lard, james L. Jsssup, James Elmen.
dorf, and Charles Merritt, owner. and
officers Of the steamboat Henry Cay.
The indictment contains Is cosuts. Va.
ryi"g the facts alleged. Chief Justice
Nelson, and Judge Belts were both on
the bench.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-16
PASSAGE FOR CALIP0Ill

ME season having arrived in y
great many persons prefer ge'sJ
Cape Horn, W have made liberal N
nents Tor the Accosnm odatisR Of 'sdl
choose this route, ~ follows
THE NEW CLIPPER SHIP
M ALAY,"
10 sail Sept. l3A.
Has . Poop Deck Cabin with very n
accom- uMJatioes foe ~ First Class !.
gets, no others ,aken.)
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-16

81 3 Yesterday. ". r,s
rsesi Knit. PRO Ten, n ,hs S.ess
i new ius'i'uiip. ia New w..
yes.ed ard committed g, : ~
emlrssl,ne SHOW, ct Il. ~
Aank. "s
FoR CALlroRSiA.--- n.
'of Usv sen'sers 10 ca'levi to 49,
meat q 0'iids" = w,Iliaa,. ~
rasA.ss ia to-day. pspss ~
nsss Win which they .ail,-,L
leaf lara provided. ass IL. ~.
'ios ps1is passs"ees. III ~
sh's l'ns justly rerslar. n
------------esss ------.-.
n Azasal Hssthe
OF the vsrnoa. State ~
Society. will - holden u N \
nosss, !" Montpelier, on r,,,l'1
18Th Day Of October neat, ., m
A. N. As~be. Il II. ssd.u.
Oder cisisens Interested 10 u, 20,
~ II the Socsssy. and Ia h. ~,
hibasisas, are sarnes,ly r.a,.,Is
ted. An sppssssni,y will ~
! hsea lor ~ 10 join the S,slw,,
bsrs =, aise ssssiaeaass ~
. 'lsa q Ssps. ars sa'i,l.as
| - - eIfsssssalass.
ST.
| 1Al6a ~. II. 1853.
| ~ An t,strapsrs IN II. s.
rsqscsssd ~ csry the shove.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-16

RECEPTION or GxS. ScoTr IN
BALTIMORE. Baltimore. Sept. TO-
Gen. Scot. arrived here this evening,
on his way West 10 Blue Lick Springs,
KY, for the purpose Of selecting . site
tor the Western Military Hospital.
lie was received ai the cars BY tue
memLsrs Of the Wing Central Commit.
tee, and numerous Delegations of whigs,
BY whom he was greeted with much
enthusiasm. During the evening. the
members OF several Scott and Graham
clubs. and many citizens called upon
him and were cordially received. Du,
ring the night he will be serenaded by
the Blues band. lie leaves tomorrow
morning for Pittsburg, and will be alb
sen. from Washington IL days, return.
ing by way Of the Lake and West Poin,,
Gen. Wool. and Surgeon General Law.
son accompany him.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-16


Amo"2 t"e many 's'ngs w"'cn ~! !.
to Ru,lsnd :, ,hs state Fa;r ws. ,hs
Large and spIendid establishment o.
!oha Cook, E1q, Manufacturer and
wholesale Dsa..s m HATS CaP' and
.n~ .;-;,.. ..,s|.,;.s",. !. ' :" ~ -: G
and in the variety Of style and elerance
Of anish, his manufactured articles are
not inferior Y me ce:' 10 New Eng
s,n v.s.o.. y. ~ !. . :. ,.,, . VS..
from shis es.ablishm,n, "a thew can be
BY going 70 New York or Boston to be-
WOW '.s'. ps..sa, -.
GIa or passv to-day We give on.
y eses d ssFse shs AsiA'
!. .'se''o'. 49, = Perce'ved s''a' ;"
Ia. !. .-s ]. . ~ a,.'. "A ~ oe
boston Timas fioeoN seems N f..l s,r.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-16

-
win have spiesAiA sesamms@s
about 20 risst Csbia pa I'VE pysrs, sS
TIE IOth Octshsy. ~
Thxse vessels viii continue 70 w
BY other splesdid Clipper sail,se
~ adverlised, asd those who taR -
can dspsnA on hssiag every Fs.
hon. For farther psItc ulsss, ~
0LlpQkx 4 WILLIE
Calitoshis Packet Once, -
! u. - Lewis whsh'
s~pt. Z. isey. -
At TnE NEW UNION
Wv FALL ooeS'
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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02

A queer-looking customer inserted his
head into an auction store. and looking
rravely at the s.knight OF tbs hammer,"
inquired.
Scan bid, sirr,
"Csrtsinly." replied the auctioneer,
.vou can bid"
"Weli, them" said the veg, walking %.
Fl bid YOU good night"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-09-02
From the Valley Whig.I
The General Of New Hampshire.

48 ny LLOYD GALL, rrLoT.
3 4 TuRE--"0h Look Thar
In this land where Generals are made,
We can scarce tell where they come iron
We have them here Of every grade,
With Gcn'Is Pierce and Tom Thumb.
But we have one Of a brighter stamp,
Both tried and true also,
A martial chieftain in the camp,
OfLundy's Lane, the Hero.
CHoRus-O, look .hsr-Oh, look whar,
Why look all DER the land, sir,
Don't you see the people thar,
Smiling al New Hampshire.
The General tina, sprained his knee,
And could MOI run away;
Then 10 display bis bravery
tie tainted on next day.
Then to make amends for what's been said
They will tell you rather handy,
WHAT more that this great General did,
He bought stick Of candy.
CHoRus-O, look thar--oh look whar,
Why look all o'er ,his lane, sir,
II you don't know this General,
You'll find him III New Hampshire.
To occupy the great White House,
Well teach them by November,
For this great Granite Mountain Mouse,
The chance is rather slender.
He brings to mind horse ofmine,
Itrained when young and able,
lie always made his fastest time
Running back 10 his opn stable.
CHoRus-O, look thaY-Oh, look whar,
Why look all DER this land, cir,
Andihere vou'.l find General Pierce,
Still living in New Hampshire.
81 here's three cheers for General Scott,
And Graham, give him three,
They cannot pierce this coon with shot,
Nor grin him ofthe tree.
And when we've made him President,
Wen lay asile the bellows,
We'it take the lsees BY the hand
A nd call them clever fellows.
CHoRus--O. look ,hnr-Oh. look whar,
Why look all Ger the land, sir,
II YOU don't know General Pierce,
You'll end hm in New Hampshire.
fyou wish TO take a pleasur trip,
On the ia, boat ocof,co,
just raise the steam, and let her rip,
And ri tell you where she'll 60 10.
Well hsck her out, and raise the shout,
And let her top-saiis shiver,
We've shipped bully crew of Wings,
To row her up Salt River.
Cuoars--o, look ihar-Oh, look whar,
Why all DER this land, sir,
And there you'll sse this gailantship,
Aground upon sand-bar.