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:, -. ,,,It,cCo PLANTERS or SOUTH

WESTERN NE|lNIN AND y. CAROITNA
rpE Arrangement heretofore between te Richmond anu
Road. and the Southern Railroads. q" PAYNE
consigned 20 ils Guy being az al .td On tie
b Ius ans: r you'd recommend attention, Mr. James
yr suitable agent "ho VIII pay charcs
sod i,raT ~ tobacco Intended io Src."e "afesnuss we
~ rec 1mnIen have malk ell in iu
~. .y.h head each ho'sheai ........
SHEPPARD & WILLIAMSON.
x,y fG-rllvTw INSPECTORS Snockre Warehouse.
Petersburg enncrst wI copy above. ADDS SD bill 10 hi
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IRON AID STEEL STORE.

VON American hammered aud Rolled lTnn, an
a. r:r!-n comprising nea ~ Dat round sa1 square
p.nI anil Iic",. ;.ptH :. 20 ache> wide
Ppuga. sruul 10 :! ZACH : vide
American amt ~wcccs Mai kts
Ea-i =. an! American Ds:et.I Steel
at. Shear, German End Si'tinE 60.
?vu:u H,gll- All! Sheet Iron
IN Plate assortment comprising ucali? all sizes IN
,g!: x 5rlca an! -a-t !Oc K"o:ag receiving Tor sale
~ .s,tt,4, $ McGRl DER & SONS.
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r0 TIE nEMnEN, OF TIE LEGI,LAT q. T

w wuul! heaul'u hStoFiHnI ~
w Ready Made CIcns AZ! G-'!cueu's Furnishing Coos
which pertaining rc1'cnGH outfit
patterns.
you call Immediately and stock
ard
/ SUI, a.I Il use HENRY SliAFiE a co.
~. - IL Nm Nm
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-18


The following tsuchirg picture from the
last number Of "Bleak House. is not limit
ed in its application to the latitude Of Lon
don There are uary mothers in this city
whose feelings and language would not be
unlike those herein recorded -
"And who have We got here tonight ?
says Mr.. Bucket opening another door, and
glaring in with his bulls eye. "Tvsdrunk.
rn men, eh9 and two worneni The mer
are sound enough" turning back each sleep.
ers arm from his face TO look at hun, "Art
THESE your go,d men n
sYes sir" returns one Of tho woman
1They are our husbands"
@l,rickmskers, eh 2"
sYes. sis."
~Whst are you doing lserc1 You dou'
belong to London"
NO, sir. We belong to Hertfordsliirr.
''<vhercaho,ts in IIenfordshire p
.sst. Albans."
SCane up on the tramp
1--WE walked up yesterday. There's m
work down With us st prrsent but "
have done no good by coming here, an
shall do pone expect % ..-....
THAT'S not the way to do much good,
says Mr.. Bucket. farming his head in the d
rcrtica of the uroncsosn figures On u
ground.
III sint indeed" replies the woman sit
sigh. ~Jenny and me kio~s ], full veil.
The ronn thongh two OF three feet high
er than the dtror, u % o~ that the head {
the tiiess of tiss sv,tos woald souch bl
bs.ekned eeii,ng u he ssood upsigia. J.
oisn~sss In every sessse; esrn The grts'
candle burns pale and s,ek,y in ,he poiuse
sis. There are . cosp,e n bcnche., and
higher beach BY vay II ssbls. The sns
lie sslerp visev~ they s'nmhIsd dosu. b.
the wunea 80 ~ ths osndie. Lying in u
sruss q ~ women VIM has srossa n
WY y~~sg shuS.
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Nearer IN glory dscy stand tAAn We, IN
this and in this urxt World Il wss gen
tlc and no, unlsoiy fancy that made the
Portuguese artist, Riquicra, in one of his
sweet pictures, form of millions of infant
faces the floor Of heaven. How many have
been saved from despair or sin by the yoirc
and smile ri these uwsonscio,is little osNr ,
The woman who ia . mother d~ells In the
immediate presence of guardian snzIss.- --
She will bear on fos her childsrns SAKE
She wili ,oil f1 fhes-~iite for than--dis
fos them. The neglseied, miserable. NAL.
tscsisd wife haS still ons bright spoe In her
h,ase in that DARKNESS . wsses light burns
she hxs hry ehildren's lovo--rhs Gill strsye
%. her eb.ld,sn. The woman temytnd by
passion bss still onc safeguard stronger uan
al With which yoa ~oaid suroand her, she
will not leave her children The sngyy sad
outraged vo.ns n ses- In those tiny fesiu,s,
= plcsding more elcquent than wosds iss
wrath against hes husband us-its in the saa.
sh,ne of tbss eyes. ld.sz ~. tisy WIN
10 fsp',iy qsszTesA, ss'rk 10 FaaassA ~ nesh.
es by parting her from s,r osSsysiae; Exis
that blssrn-ny sgsiass ns'sss hey N sis.
Ispee te Gods osn decr~s. end hfs sss,
tr-n h~r k.,n shc e7Rs~-~,cd ,nssyuD~c.,
u Hs pe-1.
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. srslaHA.
Grace Greenwood, writing frsn Belfast,
lrolan.l, to the National Ess, speaks d tha
pcasantsy thus
The cabins Of tho peasants wcre the most
miserable Of imaginable and hsbitablo p's-
ces--thc peasants themselves we're yet one
depth Of wretchcdncss below any ws had
seen before. Now and L,ea ws passod On
ivy-wreathcd castle tower wldsh had once
frowncd in c,nbnttled strength on bosts oi
ussaulting foes; or the unroofed walls and
mouldcring cloisten Of an ancient abbey
with the black rocks circling amid tho ar
ches through which the white incense Of
worship once stole and now screaming harsh
" above the aislcs down which once rolled
the p:ous pnc-ly chant in fnll-volnmst
melody. Every where we saw Ecpeatct
the same sad pic.urc---old Ireland In ruin
young Ireland in rags.
Nca. Tarbcrt, our driver pointed ont y
us what had been good cststc; on ms
ing ground stood large impming MANSION
but the plantations surrounding II had q
appcarance Of utter dcsolstion and absu
ionncnt. This was the property 81 io
vial Irish squire, who fm mahy yours kcp
opeu hoiisc, and lived in noting, frolics
ing way. entertaining his sporting friend
v xith horses and hounds, and oceans of goo
whiskey punch. Bu. during the late gene
raj distress, there Wv sc'ttcrng s"on
the Jolly giests, and the host himself. hut
ted by bsiliifs, stripped Of outdoor lnxuris
and co,sforss, carriages, horass, hounds,
brary, plate, furniture, wines, whhkey, III
J all, was obliged to abandon bis urahsion &
| . littlo matched cottage, and actually 10 .
, low his ancestral hall to Be converted in
/ work house. There is something vs'
, like retributive justice in the fac, that
. the walls which once rung and rccked
' the rcyelries Of the improvident master, d
p poor tenants, whom hip hesrtieSs extsv
gnnce tended 10 reduce To beggnry, find
!. sickness and old sge quiet and cornfs'
a able hone.
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,ubbca NJ. S...,--ac .nul;cd friction ,o his
ho,,r. /. A., Al, ,,,c ,inc hc sueke cheering
xords into his "A, Ard tired TO csmfcs, him.
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o.. Al ~. euIiovins amusing sketch In
.S,r, Ar,ivn exchanges. It's very brief,
~. ...hn. rv,Srmiv posscssing moro Wit
ssa E,.sipas;ou dian ssisure, or from such
80. ,,ssrrisIs he would have written .
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49,. + a ,,u.u uay-v.s xusperoas.
n. .ssde c.ndles for the small churches
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-, ,e;skei n easnisgs vess Aoocstly
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q We vcsr ssnsek day OF iwo s,ncs
IA. wadias IN avtisis, aad asa, ApA xhieh
aimed pcofSsedty Il isvstiAg symvasku
frsn tbs rieh 70 tho pns ~, ~ slsoae
terms II rcrrchenssoa enplcysd p disssyn.
tcnshes Tie r,ch from baildiAg aaA pusvhAs-
Ing ccsiiy abodcs. sp,cndid eqsipaesa, sSs.
risgr~, hrniiurc, &c. swi,f ctjs~s caps.,s-
I've Scics and wsys n iiviss.s Nov for
oar aaf va do aot sac What better usc tho
rich can ,nnkc of th-ir money tnn by ~.
pending II asncng tlss ,,ws,l,snirs 81 am, oshss
classes In exchsuxc fr thu rodurss ofthsu
skill. II nay rich aeigi.bos ci.eosss h sm.
ploy hundred men--csfpeB,crs, briek lay.
crs. stone.n'asons. painters, plasicrrrs pnti
laborers Of all sors, fro,n tho architect b,
the ho,i-c,rrisr, from the marble dealer 20
tho briekumaun, 70 construct nnsni6csm
rows Of bvildingA ! eanuul tut o~M dat hs
siisbursrS his aspssy wise,y In shss givfn4
amp'oymeme 70 - asasy usA and suPpns-
Ing - many funiliss--nsch mocs vissly
thsn though hs locked he cash IN sasuse
boz, r invested Il In foreign loans vhsss 4
gave rantiou % pot siagis hammss o. ssn.
p'cynsent % . Jingle ann. II bs buys .
spscndiA caniskc--sn mueh he bsstss far
my hoasss friend ths csrsisgs buildes sni
biz josrncymcn ifrieh f6rshsrv, ths csbi.
nct-luaker ~iso ssl.x n IA him ell sos oons.
plain nor will h,s nsnds. II IN givss Sals
and psEtics. will ~ nos make the hsass Of
tho confectioner, shs friie~,, ths snillissr
to rejoicc1 Y~--vcrily.
Thus wc sce that the very cstnvse~n.
clos Of the rieh ~ often acclaimed against
arc nal bensAta BY sidhng In tho circui.,ion
Of money and In giving employment 10 ls .
Dor; and 10 do these last u The naturI INV.
incc Of capitAl.
Hut says odr scASohes, Why nOl siss thsu
surplus 10 tho p,x,r rather thaa cspsud Il
for supcrdqiticsi We contend that the ~.
~ bcst aid hs can give tho po,x b 10 tia
shape of employment |, and doing this viii
not prevent the cxerrtse Of HE bencvelen,
feelings towards The hcipisas who eAnno
work.
We aro never dnp~ed 70 quarrel With Z
maa who thus expusas his income. His II
Of more us" in society than dozen II yos
prosy lcc,t'rsss on All css,nomy in The dls
poeal of wssi,h which dcfosa the vsry 40
, Of wealth itsclf.
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ExYIAsAroS.---Dd you cay that my
brother Jun didnt know - much Is Smiths
yellow dog = mo; ! said Smith's yellow
dog knew morr than your brother jim :"
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Human nature " very ffnil. Few men
had a stronger feeling II II under the infu.
cnce Of sense Of justice, than England.
crest admiral, Lord Nelson. lie vas cves
10th n inh,c, p'inisinnen., sod ~hen oblig.
I'd. - he called il, 'to endure the torture
II seeing men Hogged,- he came on, Of his
cabin With hurried step. rsn insn the gang.
wsy, and reading the articles of war which
the euipis bad infrngsd. s4id. -I,o,,svain
do your duty :"
The lash VAS Instantly applied. and ths
sufferer exclaimed, "Poegise mse, sdin,s.i
SrYive me !" On snch occasions, Neisct
would iook around with viiA snristy. enc
es al his oness tcpa silence he would say
-whs,. none of yoa spsss fx hia' ess
han Ell and then aidsd 70 the scHerin,
esiprIs' ia the dsy 81 battle. r-mente
~, ysei~
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COMMERCIAL.
vrs~ s~x css~m.....l Correspondent.
Nxw YoKx, Nov. .. 1856;

Ngw YoRx Nov 9 1882
The result OF the election reduced any
material change ia commercial affairs financial pros
pec"- The old issues on which elections turned during
tue age OF bank corruption have passed away with tbs
cause and the independent treasury plan of government
nnnnce has now so vindicaed It's own excellence tha
not le most sohemng partisan profit ia attacking
t. C1mmerciai men, with accord, subscribed the
soundnsss OF the principle. if they complain times
the bungng management by Incl pable the head
OF the department. II 10 ddicuit TO make political
gne oat OF system which has 80 lutte iexbiliy
theiess 1t is at times attempted very superficial scrut
ny OF the course ot expenditure would afford
evidence The tarlif question is far in allegiance thar
duties for protection among he things that The
ectivo theory dead and there remains but
progress In the right drecon until entire free trade shall
be evolved from the growing prosperity which attends It's
approximation In fact the sound financial prime piles
whch We're adopted by the people. and OF which the indie
pendent treasury was AN iilusuaon require modifca-
on OF du,ies and marked The reductions Of
ecied by the tariff of 1916 only sufficient 10 in
crease The revenue by making rates less prohibilve
The general prosperity OF the country and the advance
in prices have aided ameloats ope ration of the du
lies The imports have consequently increased, and the
public revenue has swollen discharge the heavy
annual expenditure OF the country, and leave at the last
turn the sum OF specie in the treasury subject
dah, being increase of $1,000 900 the amount
bSnd al the time in the previous year This the
amount subject 10 draft. bur the actual the
vaats Is SiS4i2 466 being $1,000 900 than
Tnls accumulation is now progressive The Mexican in
aments all paid, and OF the per cents due
in July have been anticipated and the prospect is of
large increase Of coin in tho federal vaults, contrary to
sound policy and the spirit OF the independent treasury
plan of finance. We approaching rapidly point
when the distribution OF the surplus revenue" among
States will become active cleo
lions, and thirty millions may follow the twenty.
millions previously "loancd to the Sates' to be repaid
when wanted. but dollar of which disgorged
even when The government reduced solicit aid
vain from foreign money There every probo-
biy that the national imports will continue large for
the that gold has become important Article
oi port in exchange for which goods into the
county From the port Of New York alone S24Oo0OJo OF
gold has been shipped this year, and it ha afforded
goods and of So 900 900 the federal govern
ment The action of Australian gold upon Europe will
swell rolher exports thhsr and the the
the shape of goods ought speedily TO be reduced
The quan'ity OF gold shipped from San Francisco up
to October ls', in the year 1852 HIS been follow
Shipments Of Gold from San Francisco.
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THE GLOBE
rHG orfiCIAL pAsKR or coNORl

THE OFFICIAL PArER or CONGRESS.
CONGRESS has made the clo. .. o.a q csm.sa.s.ss. ~,
the people e GLOSS aAa Asssssax
esayeyed free u po.ssss Al
me late session Of cone-s The following joint resolution w~
RESOLUTION providing @ distribution laws OF
Congress and ns Debates thereon.
with view 10 The che ap Coassss,
contbans interpretation hessof aud
make fee me communication bst~es" the and COZ"
rs.olssd g aid Hou.. 9 R..s.ssas'.s. q a:
seI ,s present Of coaress the
which esasan hs laws aad the asS.s % - .ns ~
P,od Thai hing he'sia shall b cosssfasd
Approved August q, 1854
The Glons win and more sa.sas
OF the time for its discsos and
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a and done s the body which .ssaL. and .s'' for s .aasn
The lberai which Congress sronze. .o work saabs.
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Incidents Of the Campaign.
whx paper IN New Jersey in announcing their defeat
d quotes from Milton follows:

whix paper in New Jersey ia announcing their defeat
quotes from Milton ~ follows:
q Earth felt the wouad, and Nature from her seat
signing through all her works, gave signs Of
That all was lost" :"
Is said that al the last election Pierce fo
PRESIDENT and Scott was running against Hale.
gentleman in Buffalo says that he is now going ie
renoance whggey that he has worked hard for the par
" or twenty years, and all he got the naamna
tory rheumatism.
The Madison county Whig accounts for Gen Scott.
defeat IN the fact that his military him
from running" He had run. and couldn't learn
how.
The Albany Register says picking up very re-
spectacle number OF assemblymen. sherHs clerks, &c,
here and there considering the " awful democratic ma
orlies the State and electoral tickets We s'lhank
tu Tor small favors."
During the visit of Mr. Webster 10 his farm al
Frank lin. lady-a relative--remarked to him. ell
Mr.. Webster was really in hopes that some time
should live President OF the United States" "You
will YET. madam" the instant reply of Mr. Webster
"f you and General Pierce live until next March" We
have the above from the lips of the husband Of the lady
who was himself present
The daily union., 1852-11-11
By J. c. nIcGUIRE. Aactaenee

FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF A FAMILY DECLINING
MISREPRESENTATION Thursday morning, November H. 1t
sbal cell the household
Kitchen effects of family declining excepting, viz
Mahogany hair spring seat sofa, chairs ~ ".
Do marble top centre table II.
Pair of gilt frame mirrors, kirandolcs
Mahogany dining and breakfast tables
French bedsIesds, wardrobes
Maple high and low post bedseads
Washstnnds, toilet looking giasses
Paint ca and wood seat chairs
Feather beds, bostens and pillows, comforts
Hair shuck mattresses blankets
Saxon, three ply, aud ingrnin carpets
Crockery, glass ware, table cuuery
sboyeIs, tongs, anGions, and fenderr
Cooking stoves, chamber stoves
Together with a general kitchen requisites
Terms cash. JAZZ I. McoOlnE
Nov I'D Auctioneer
The daily union., 1852-11-11

curious genius, who styles himself ''the apostolic
forerunner," is stumplng in New Jersey His dress
and appearance said To be of the unique style.
On his hat he large metallic spread eagle, and
around his neck he carries suspended curious brass
horn, which he sounds when he wants TO draw an
audience. He claims under the constitution right TO
blow his horn.-t National Democrat.
The daily union., 1852-11-11

LITERARY rNrELLfcEScE.--rbe following new publi-
Gallons Tor the month advertised in London says
lns correspondent of The Journal of Commerce The I'd
yonme o NJ Bancroffs History OF the American Revo
sunoh i, Inc Gossip, novel bv the Hon. Mrs Morton
oav, wars and Monarchy in France In the 10th and l7h
esn,ues oy leopold Rsnkc the 1s and second volumes
and Correspondence of Thomas Moore. the poet A
nes move, on inc everlasting Mr.. Troope the V,cssi
u sposs o. Iommercea rich theme, by "a gentleman oi
tavos and the lat volume of the Life Of Mary Queen oi
scots, ny Miss Stncklands work 10 surpass tho hun.
dfeds OF which the still unknown Queen j, The subiect
The daily union., 1852-11-11
sales To-Day.
BY IL. N. sTRATrON, Auctionesr.

VALUABLE FARM AT AuCTION.-on Thursday, Novemhsr
lith, O'Clock, auction roOm shaH sou the
occupied Lemne H. Middleton, adjoining tho
Thomas United States and John
containing 2b improved by wo-story double
house, wings, orchard OF peachcs and other nnc
md several fine springs OF water
Tue and grounds command very extensive and bsesfs
surrounding
descr be obsaed by calling upon the
Al visiting
ssle.
Title ndpube the OF the parchasc
(r n--co
The daily union., 1852-11-11

NosrH CARoIIsA ron Prracr-"suprn-W. r.
eslved last evening the following despatch which effect
ealy dss'paiss the cloud that hung over the Od North
Staie:"
q R.LxreH, Nov. o-Al but six coun,Ie, hand f,,n
~ The ms l,riiy for Pierce will be about nr thaas. III
Ounsman's district has saved the State
"EDIToR OF THE STANDARD
The daily union., 1852-11-11

Another MICRO STAMPEDE "A number OF slaves es-
saped on borses from Bourbon county, Kentucky, on
sunday last Il 10 supposed that about twenty FIVE fed
some Of them recovered in the OF the
pne Licks, but more of them sill fugiiives A num-
Der OF Kentucky officials were in the city yesterday in
zoe Hver opposite Fulton Cnerwnh Gsstne, Saturday