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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25
CONGRESS.

SVNtsWb>S.
W. have NJ, thus far though; j: cxpcdicn,
TO give the daily proceedings Of Congress
as contained in telegrnphic dispatches, be-
csusc nothing has been done that Possesses
any general interest. In the House the
discussions growing out Of Nv. Brooks mo-
ton " refer th,t portion Of the Presidents
message relating to tariff TO select COM
mit,ee to report change in the prcsen, tar
iff have consumed most Of the time, and
the proposition h's been rejected, only Is
voting for il. In the several motions to
amend his motion the frce-,radc view of the
question has been sustained by large major
iiics. The friends Of protection are in n
hopeless state and in helpless condition.
On Tuesday proposition was submitted to
instruct the committee on Judiciary to en-
quiro into the expcndicncy Of reporting
resolution to amend the Constitution 80 ss
To choose Presidential electors by districts
instead Of by States. This was not acted
upon.
On the o?l int, Mr.. Wade introduced a
bill in the Scnate 10 surrender TO Ohio the
nnfrll.sd potion 0f the Cumberland Road
III; s.id State. Referred. This is motion
wh;:li should have been attended to years
sgo, as the road in liz present state is far
iron 1.-The thing" II should be; and the pros
pc; Q: ~ ::-.a.p,''io by the general gov
errncn, has been long considered "duber-
GUS"
NJ. Gwin introduced a bill for tire con-
s.rac,ion of railroad and branches, and for
the establishment Of postal arrangements
between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans,
and for nifording f,c ii,ies Tor commerce and
travel. He moved thu, it be made the srpe-
ci,i order for the 10Th Of January.
Mr.. Chase moved It's reference.
Mr.. RISK urged the necessity Of action
on the bill.
Mr.. Mangarn considered il of vast ma
'ionsl importance, and commended thu there
cA-sied no necessity Of 4 reference.
Mr.. Bright remarked that he was in fr-
vor If a reference.
Mr. Gwin replied ;ba, j, had been origin.
ally reported on by three committees, and
there w. NJ need for further reference.
NJ sts k'on said he was opposed to the
whole scheme from beginning to end. lie
hsd no idea ofihe United States construct.
in, sach railroad. lie was decidedly in
fa,or oI a r,licr,Ees.
The bin was fully laid on the table,
ard the bill u last session Oh the same sub.
. iect nss taken up snd made tho subject Of
s special order for the 10th Of January.
Tho reports received. IN addition To the
sbC'e. posScss no intel res, TO- the general
reader. Win something IS done worthy
q: r. &c. We shall give the ,Ira,,cr du- a,en.
iiun.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25


80 t.es sss ssyS
II ~ Haissfs& Far Pres sss u re-
|sa1 ssvssn ~ rH1us1s In the rSss.AaA
lsas Astj ~ - ~n1AAr o. snsse II irpp..
seses~s & { : = = .as:sssAra BY - <irrA ID
shs Bcssr. - f,s.lowsi
tis~r, Rsnrssa. Barnard B.,.
~ ~ Msdd3rhnsyy, nprrss az w.-ss.s.
n,.-.-AA-- n.-a--.h ns---L-.1 ~ ma =.
i,rsnSss., Bh,s~sn, Bo.r.lu.sn. n,nn~v,
kyyrssH. hsfstes Sscwrane. Naiis. Us,rs-il,
rasn'scrisn ~ Pisinaeld, Chandlcr. CHILD,
TART 81 GxsT,s, Clark ID MiIsoN. CuAuru,
Casl,nsn VI Fsirhsvea, Dssrsss, IA,sa
Iyuy, DsSrs. Estca faelA, Ylrehr-'
Ford. Csie q Goshen, Garfield, C,hs.n "A
W ~sinsr~. Goddard, G~cbs,li. G,ndey.
Grossesscs. Gus,a. Hsgsr. Hajc. N,rdy.
Harris. HAYDEN, Hayward, IiickoL. Hasn.
slo,rhtiss. Hove. i!an'!ey. lone. ~ y
VIZ, JOHN. Kelley. King. Kn,rn. I, ,Hsn'
Msosar,hes. Mayo, McDsni~is, "a'n:
New. Obs, PsRr. Psni. i'is, 'unes ~
Cornwall. Faysii,,. Prindlc ..sy n sn Nc
sss.. s s.'.., s, ~. ssen~r. s,r.,.
Ton Wslae,. w ss,isr..,sIa Odd" y w s"''-
W,,i;,r.. vs.sl, If ~. George, Worccs.
,s, .ay bright Of Whiting.
N-s.--Andrrws. Armstrong. Barber.
D., DIV. Bebell, Bellows. Bliss III Sheldon.
d'oayvft Blood. Bradley. Bridges, Brr,li,,,
Burrows. Cb1mbcf,in of M,ddle-ex. Ch,s..
Clarke Of Charleston. Gull. Cnshrisn Of
Svsnton. DAVIS. Dean. Dennison, Dixie
MN. Do,nc. Dorand. dyer, Far, Follows,
Fish. Foilansby. Fox. Frnncis, French, ~.
Ter, Gsic Of Winhqll. Gsrev, Gibson Of
Pomfrt, Gilman, Glszicr. Gr,v ~ Airing
ton, Gray of Sheffield. Griswoid, Hamilton,
Hancock. Hsrtsho-n. Ilaz,n. IIenslcr. Tier.
mex, Howard, Hunt. Huston. lru'chin..
Lane. l.nnd. Ly-n. M-son. Msttescn Of
Glastonbury. M'ttcson If SALISBURY. Mo-
scs. Parker. Phelps. Parsridrr. Pie-ce, Pin
nv. Prst, Prou'y. Reed. Rich. Richardson
Of Sherburn,. Rosehrook. Round, Rublee.
ScoN, scnF, Silver. Sa;nc:.. Sn,laine,
Spencer. starr. Si..rps. Stevens Of Brivh-
ton. Stevens Of Gu,ithrd, Stro,t"r. TAYLOR,
Town. Vincent. White of Bridrcwa,.r,
White Of Washington, Whi,ncy, Wright
Of Castlctcn.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

SPONTANEOUS COMBUsriOS.--Ac child
in Fredericton, New Brunswick, few
days ago. burned its leg against stove.
The mother Immediately applied linsecd
oil and cotton wool with a tight bandsee
over all in n short time the screams Of
the child induced the mother 10 remove the
bandsge, when 1t WAS discovered that the
cotton wool had taken fire, mr. d had consid.
crably increased the size Of the burn.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

The steamer Western World, from St.
Louis for New Orleans, recently esmc in
collision with the II. X. w. Hill, at Grand
Lake. The Western Worlds cabin par
tod, AMI she sunk in about TIN MINUTES.
The vessel and csrgo ~ill prove 4 total
loss. she had GO cabin ind 100 deck pas.
senyers, and about u Of the latter nd sew
eri h'nis belonging to the tos, were
drowned.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

4
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heha. he.nas hr, issAa~~ xsy@uaas-ot.st.s.,
~ NJ sssxAsa~ es.s.A W ms~v s1sssasc than
tl.ss smsswsrt n s.e s~s sf Mao 40 ~
ssasx raa'd hsse sssnepsrrA n,ors vsuay
sss xsA;;aSsa n th~~ &C. ha>~ sslvssssSs
= 80 s~eas& h Ia s~pw. t.r.rE~c. Ia
lssisxsssasy es~srv sse DAP ~ The aaas,.s.
sAy srss esssa ~as.- hsprrn;sx fii,sl the
scsrss snf As ssasse II Aarrss. end
''ase 'ssrl ,ss~ 'cspiss,Y s.,,de ID the
rs:Are a. reecs.
HID sksie eli es.ii-iEsssssa ss.s. ls,ss the
asy, sacs~ 81 iess. ~s,h sie Urea, e~ea.
slssth Distinguishes Il above al, other dsys.
y, VI 'af ssEIo ii.nc, rorai,le>i tasre -
dsy ies fsssa,nc IN. msth. then ~ day
az fasting ami isayer.
Our fcvr-.ibers. ssny centuries before
they soag.a refuge ia ,hss ncw World. hal.
ed So APPROACH with glaanr~s. The heart
~sS eaoysni during i's Joyous hours, and
allowed 10 expand with mrrruncn,, amid
fcarts and gaines and scci,, ,ss,inc..
la ;Lis country. shiic a.. zip al ii, fooH-
tain II social pleasures " hieh the ~ opens
the Ei''le folks drink in ~ Joys ~ .f''
.susxAk. I, he, emph,,.~diy. tSr day
the day. a, the da~- which, their hearts
arc m.,,e glad ,..a the giNs which afrae-
,.oa. i!.rougy 'ic agency Of the Immortal
sau,, Gas. quietly deposits in ,hcir hang
ing y.sesings' Delightful custom! How
l.>aaiifally II sarlnon.zcs with the spirit Of
the festival! |, is meet that tbs hear;
IL childhood shoald be made to "ieap
With Joy" at the demonstrations Of friend.
slip and affection, upon the anniversary Of
the sdren, Of the Babe Of Bethlehem.
May ,hr anniversary OF tho groa, event,
The remembrance Of which the observance
II this day ia designed 10 perpctuate, be
always remembered with suitable cerrmo-
ny; and rs cur hearts are gladden.d by its
thousand joyJn associations. let us no,
think alone Of the birth, bu, may our minds
res, for n,omen, on the Bloody Swca, and
last Agony Of Him in whose honor the &C
eisiun is rendered Of such all-shsorbing In
tcrcs. 10 f,Ilen humanity.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

e. III rrcscn, winter thus FAR las been
q the strongest. We have occasionally
hci ttvogcd WI: to.crabic freeze: be-,
in every inf,nHcc s ih,s followed to wine
gai TIC recorl Of Jsci iiJ,;'s rrce"ncc.---
A ineu,! Of osurs "As telling ~ the os!.cr
day Of having p,cioi his surplus pou';ry in
lasf .l'.s,iss's ice; and the mex; d. We vese
prS'ssis's.d with sp:cifns'; II ,nap's sugar
made 20 .his town The sane refk tho md.
.ife Of Dee inter. Sosle 80 Us. &C The ar-
tselc was made by iartpcr q Ru,! md, and
was readily sold i; - c's. pcfb.
No sno~ i-whe' Ing fls;-r4,n, and the
~allin: peculiarly favorable f3r a.sts.'--
We sos several gen,l.nrn. each day, look
my 'rvanh to see Il any toIy see ,ho,r grand
specimens Of ground and lofty ,usnbhng.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

hSSuM's ILLusrRArrp NEws.-The
first Duinber OF the series is already pub.
lishcd, and IL said 10 be q very eredi,Ablc
affair, If not fully equal in its cngravinps
and letter press to !:- London naTcsasc.
], is a heavy undertaking ia, the pub.
lie have = Guaranty in Mr.. BaRSux and his
associates, tina, il viii not flag in in,cres, or
decorations.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

c-W- received nase of Christ
la, Festival. for insertion la the Herald.
l7s;, the lstass Of Csssicton. too late for
car last r-sussr-; and to PRINT j, IN this
~9ala no. snsser ihs purpose intended, As
the oeelsaan Is past. Al we e,n do rnaer
,a- Circumstances i, 10 hope that t.ie ps'-
nes e.aeern,d eHjoysa ,hssase'irt., ANA had
good t,r,~ g'zn-rally.-~A -MenIr Chrsss-
,a2s- ID the LADIES' ~ Csstlssosa
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25
THE LATEST YR0a ORIeos.--We have

lnE LATEST yROn ORLGoS.--We have
adyices from Oregon 10 Nov. -.
The Legislative Assembly was to con-
venc at Saiem on the 9th Of December.
The Oregonian says il has commenced
raining in earnest
The emigration 10 Pugei's Sound il rep
resented a. being very lDge.
The total vslustion upon which taxes
have been assessed in Washington Coun-
~, Oregon, Is I,l15,577.
Meetings were being held. and cnerget.
ic measures taken by the citizens Of Port
Land for the relief Of immigrants.
Two wh1rs are being constructed on
the Columbia river, one al ~. Heief.s, b,
the =. II. y. y. Company, aud the o,herW
Mr. Fox, at his piace opposite ,he Coyitx
River. The immigration still eontisyss to
pour IN at the Dalles, reporting Ae5r a
thousand wagons SKILL behind, nd that
there was great deal Of sufenE for wan
Of provisions.
Tho oregoniaa gives an y ount of the
different relief meetings hJ for tho bene-
Il, II the immigrants. II 'ysn's are s;il
in the mountains, and y sufferers pyovi-
ded f1r as well as conf e. expected. Tho
ei,iz~ns Of Greg h been very hber.i.
Cool has been diy avered at several pis-
ces norh Of ,aa Ciinha. River. Spyersl
veins have been rned as1ny til. Co~ii,r
River. which f.i'e to Yield an asunAant
supply. Thy.o'i c .np.Ttsn, di.eoy.y i
Ch.cko,ce1
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

The Boston Transcript mersions an in
dividual in that city who, at the late cleo
ton. scratched the name Of every person
he knew from his ticket, being determined
TO Ego it blind" for once, and vote only for
strangers, hoping thereby to elect some one
who would 20 for q reform in all things.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

MAPLE SvGAR.-The last Age publish
ed at Woodstock, says the following -
"Hcnry w. English Of this town, made &c
lbs Of maple sugar from the sap ola few
maple trees, which was gathered on Friday
of Inst week. We had an opportunity Of
trying some Of the syrup. which was very
fine. We have had most delightful wealth
er the past week, resembling May more
than December.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25
rrwser, ~.ss hHRrry stranger

ErFsEer, were . krR~ry stranger
ls&ss ., yesr serai ", ard -sp.ysrias Aser a
s.gst' NJ ~,-alA ~ NJ WY t,ocshly la
Igasss1 sS'h yosr G.'a aztsrs ssiag.s sslek-
sas aaass-s.iss!ls 80 ito'a ia- roth wssi
o1rssr q the tara ba3essr. i.sag &C,
a siss . o'ss---'ss oassi,r s,.,-aistsscs, ,l.o'
ei'aa sce.l':is, eaHS's saieiy W. sSeesed
NJ Has aasay f.rsasvs farv "A tsase-
qseass .ssFn that q. ~ s.ssIs Ssl.sni your
eessres . teslVw s.os- .f,sS -lran fr.ngs
ass srss waEa s.sss ax'rrs ere 10 kss sassa-
s@s's sAs fsas.Iis pses Sa4 hsssinss,--
Mo tse.oe II aassrs, s;Ss sSn@rzl -, sTsr.
ass
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

rnss .ssstN.ssSr. k,rw 40 Fed
r.s. I've i.sSrfS ~ lSs&isssle,
MsnM N ~
We hsse srseivsA frs. ~ Fu1aunsr
eery ef 'th sesk, ~h~h ~e e~mncma 4
the asscu:soo oF car resdes~. II m~i
srs~crisse giN 10 yraag wcs a, ;.
SEA 1 sir Mas. x~chsar So
lcs~cs. On the sub,crt q x. 3. -
kinS-cd virans. Per. =" W." Ny
MIA, r r. ,la'e~. HSa@' iisn.
u,,,. = r. .Scuse, and Bockscilcrs
r~acsaiiy
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

Anothe' suspension bridge across the
Ni,gari river, is in Course Of construction
at Bellevue, and wh.n completed, will, it is
said, be the longes, IN the world. Fifteen
thousand miles of wire will be required for
it, each cable being composed Of $500 sep
nrrie wires.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

RuM.--It appears by the census that the
consumption Of spiritmous and malt liquors
reaches the enormous quantity Of 66,000,.
600 Of gallons annually, equal to six gal
Ions for every adult person. Who will say
there is no need Of temperance societies
How many schools it would establish, il
the people Of the United States would give
up their grog only for one day.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

To EDIrORs.--A Journcymun Printer
named Joseph Stevens, of Fort Wayne,
Ind, left home in 1914, and was last heard
from in ls47. His parents are in great
distress on his account, and will be thank
full to my one who viii give them any in
formation of hi n. Address Mr.. ID. Ste
vcns, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

The North Carolina Legislature has re-
solved to adjourn on the 22d inst. Reso
lu.ions providing for tho immediate pay
inent Of 500 OOO--the Stltc's subscription
to the North Carolina Railroad-had pass
cd both Houses.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25
a. Our Brsaiou rAa,r. will doaS,l

e. Our Drsaiou raa.rs vii do,ih,i a.
srfreeisis ihs enterprise q V, K,>.sLf,
N hiFn~l''ng Ia n an opportunity to make
a s'lsciiss es itcs books. blna,er,e. a.
fela What 81 presented tn tc c,e of the
Srs, a&sos'fas'es IN ve-ao,ll ash W. /! lat,
sst thai ~ .il n1er4sc tina; rssA.l xhlh
gsse-@i, tsbis a. slwzys wiling 10 be-.
sse~ asoxs tsass sh, 'ssss >, ssse,i cosls's-
ss-s,.eA fsv rs wsif-r. = .e adv .ft.s ss,.s.n.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

II Is harder to avoid ccnsure, than to gain
applause; for this may be done BY one great
or wise action In an age; bu, To escape
censure, man must pass his whole life
without saying or doing one ii or foolish
thing.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

THE GiASr WEsT.-What constitutes
the States Of Illinois, Indiana and Wiscon.
siA h,ying twenty-three Representatives
and six Senstos in Congress, was, MT mr.
ny years ago, one Congressional District
and the delegate who then represented all
this territory is yet living.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

FIlE AT BELLows FALL..--The Val.
ley Hotel, at Bellows FsHs, VI, was bum.
on Tharsisy night last. The inmates had
al! retired. and only escaped with their
lives. The origin Of the Ere is unknown.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

FiRs At LotIs,lLLE.-A fire on Sun
day Right destroyed eleven brick buildings
on the corner Of Third and Water streets
Lose $40, eco, on which there was insurance
10 the amount Of 81 600.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

Taase u oar readers aho Wis. icr
Sa-ai Lang i.anasns,r 90 r.yo 10 ,l,.-,r sweat.
hearts, wives, or lrlle o,,es, as holiday pre-
int, v.ii 'hu.s us fer directing their alien
tlssn 10 ms salsefslscIc1, Of SrE,crH, m
tlS-asy'S paper. He has iasd- extensive
pss'pass iAaus :, suit n taste of al. AMI u II
sci as The sr;scyized sgvn, Of Sant, Claus
in kuaiAsl. Give tslSa in early cali.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

Col Benton comes out strong against
the fillibustering attempt to cnnex Cuba.
lie considers the movement part Of the
grand scheme to form "Souu,crn Rcpub-
lic,- and dissolve the American Union.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

On Sunday week Mr.. Hugh Somers, Of
Barnet. died very suddenly at church. lie
went To meeting in his usual health, and
while sitting in his pew, just before the
commencement Of the services, he was no.
ticcd suddenly to throw his head back and
utter groan, when he immediately ex.
Dircd
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

What man in his right ssoses. that has
~hesewiih,i to I've free, would maks him.
self ssve fr superiuitiesi What doc.
that man want, sho has enough' Or shat
y he the better for abundance. that can acv-
CT be s<tis6ed;
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

Never trust man for the vehemence Of
his observations, whose bare word you would
not trust: knave will make no moro Of
swearing TO a falsehood than Of affirming
H.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

The Journal Of Organic and Medical
Chemistry is out against Pork, and defics oil
pork-eatcns, chemists, and Psychologists to
prove that hogs flesh is healthy article
Of diet.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

Iiessy, ,hs sriss, o4ens IN sell his picture
Of "'"ebs,er replying TO Hsyne" for t5,-
coo. The rietusek no~ in Fsnreii Hall.
NJ Hsaly proposes ,hs: tas city pay fos
one hslf. and that the other half be raised
By Subscription Tho BoAsd u Aldsmeo
have sspoiaaea . ouusnitaee u take tie
subject into considsss4soA.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

SEMINARY BrnSEp.-A seminary Mt
Ricfrnondville, N. Y, was destroyed by
fire early Monday morning. When the
fire broke out there were upwards Of 800
pupils In the building asleep. They all es-
capped. however. Loss estimared at sl4,-
600. Insured.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

MOI, ~osnan had rather haze any of their
good qualities sligh,ed. ihan their besgty.--
ie; 'l.st is the mos. innoasa,iersblc accom-
plisalDsai u wou,sn Of real merit.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

Mn. Deborah Randall, who died at An
naPolis, Nd, on the Goth nit, Was 96 years
old. and had often in her young day. dan
ccd with Gen. Wash:n gton.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

Frxr.-The tsga Of l.. :. Daniels on
ia: wcs; side Of Oicr Cfsek, Center Rui.
lAnd, was discovered To b. or FIRE on NJ IN.
dsy, or Tuesday, ,rsofri1- last, AMI was
sOSa entirely ceaswcel. We understand
las, has bite ass was IN ,ns barn. though
Mr. o. by :his iire los, valuable horse and
sy:ns oh = prop, No i,ssursuce.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

n csaso'laa, ~oassn uSsy ADVERTISE her
,s'e-.ssa 10 cary oa baslaess in her osn
nssns, ~axa rsrsap,s hss from liability Tor
he- hasasni's drbts
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

The ~orthie-s people are most injured
by SANDERS; Us We usually find that 10 be
the best fruit, which the birds have been
pecking at.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

c. The iaie advance IN tbs ps;es n
iron u running m,ny eontresoss. tits ssiA
that ;hs contractors d the ~. I-ouis ana
cioeinn,n Rail Ro,d viii iooss eyv,sds
Of eotoO0o BY the advance vhich ~ =.
hes place IN nails -inee shsis esssraet ~ss
rpsds.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

Private !etseS stsis thu ths Audiia~ Of
OHIO hiss construed the lsts sesere t.z las
On Bsuks, 70 spPly n private baaicm a.
yell - e0post,oaa Thia, h y said, viii
sssuss 70 p"ahiss'sn # al private bark
i-S.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

The Washington Monument has now at
tanned the height Of ia feet: it is cstims-
ted that some $780, 900 will be required to
finish il.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

From 1913 up 10 the Goth Of October
last, one million two hundred thousand i'm.
migrants arrived at the port of New York.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

TAa eiIy ~s t,fa ~assse1 ~ ~ S1 y
sus tas great sssss a's ~ s3tia ~ ss'
tsSa "a ss3S;;jz5 ~
Gsna n. Arnssl Aoaaun2 -
srllssr. arr apf-sAnaI Mm5ERSe - III
feiasms< ssve k.sa1 <148 = x 81
isssosL tn the csseaMssse~ 4. ~ ~ IN
Araa~sssd,s. js~t viau<a - I1 N
snfs: hss ercarAs - sulsen(A l 6
Gsc cs&rsS SsrGlcsa - -. 49,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

wh.ch u~ssls II he greater speed, h4s.
OF eaaas Hess. Sesnsr ySs e4a easily
e,.eh 80.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15
- WILLARD FILLMORE.
Washington, December 6. 1859. 40,

QuEER GAME.-Several gentlemen in
Lancaster county. in this State, were ON
partridge hunt, when the pointer stood
atgame. which he could not be induced 70
flush. EAf'erseyeral Intellectual efforts to
push him toward. one of the huntsmen
approached sufficiently near to discover
that 1t was not such game asreould be
flushed Upon investigation it was found
tolbe new born infant, in its swaddlinst
clothes. placed in the open fields TO perish
by some cruel monster mother. 1t was
however alive and kicking. and upon the
casting Of lots, who of the hnntsmen
should take N and educate it. it fell. upon
our friend mitchell. of Richmond eoun,y
who will doubtless faithfully perform his
part.-Fred. Yeus. :.r - -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15

MEETING OF THE ELEoroRs.-The Pre-
sidential Electors for Virginia met in
Richmond on the LIST inst. and cast the
vote of the State for Pierce and King,
amidst great enthusiasm. 'a 80 'as7'
Mr.. R. L. Montague of Middlesex was
unanimously chosen Messenger to convey
the vote of Virginia to Washington. and
deliver the same to the President of the
Senate. .gm -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15
Prof. Martin will deliver

TEnPERAscE.-Prof Martin will deliver
q temperance discourse, at the NJ. E.
Church. on Sabbath evening. next, Ey.
cry one who feels interested in the cause.
and its dissemination throughout our land,
should endeavor to be present.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15
Democratic Fas,irnl.

A splendid, entertainment was given
by the Democracy of Richmond on the
lst inst, the time of the meeting of the
electors. in honor of the great victory fol-
Pierce and King. We have not room for
any of the particulars this week. but will
give aiporlion Of them next week. -,lg
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15

E Our Deyil wants a, New Years
Address. and as the old gentleman must
have his dues. We will furnish the Regis
ter one year to any. person forwarding one
acceptable TO his Satanic Majesty. 8 "a
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15
oIARKsBURG, WEDNESDAY DEC. Is, 1855.

any one cnuse, more than another, a. would pc 70
iudicions system OF advertising. by which
and what had Tor sale '''---Abbot LawrencesseH
As n general rule, those who adsertize. sell
low er than those who not Their Increased bn-
.ine.. enabling them sell at smaller per cent:
profit and make n much srenter aggregate pronf.''
: ~ : ~" 'fff3 80 TwEALTH OF SATtoSs.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-12-15

w Friend Morris, of the Central
Standard. says that upon concluding his
7appreuticeshiP' an aged friend advised
him if ever he became an editor, :" to
publish one column for sensible men. and
t,co for fools" This accounts for Dams
queer taste in getting up his paper