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WILLIAM BOOTH
UPEEOEsTER 81 EsAPFGEs HANGER.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
IL public that his Spring Assortment of Goods in the
above line is competeconsstng of Paper Hanging
Borderngs Fire Screens and Curtain Papers the latest
Styles both French and American; Window Shades Cor
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Damasks, Lace and Muslin Curtains Tassels and Cord
Gimp, Hair Cloth Curled Hair; Sofa, Bed and Chair
Springs Shuck Cured Hair and Spring Mattresses Floor
and Table Oil Cloths; Canton Mattng Sofas, Chairs D
Sofa Beds Lounges French Bedsteads of Maloga.
n.y. Walnut and Curled Maple with many other articles
too numerous to MENTION all of which he will sell on the
most reasonable terms at his
Furnishing Wnre-Esooms.
l40 Main st, Corner of 9Th
PSRooms and Entries papered at the shortest notice
and In the neatest manner both in town and country
my l7-6t w BOOTH
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DIR. 81. R. HHEL,
SASH, BLENDs AND DOORS.

PHOENIX FACTORY.
BUILDERS and others in want of Sash, Blinds
Ed and Doors, are respectfully informed that have
reopened my factory on Main between sh and 9th srs
opposite Boshers Row, where am prepared to furnish
superior hand made mo1k the lowest prices trial
will satisfy judges ofthe superiority of my work Ready
made Sash exl0 and 10x12 also Blinds to suit the same
always ON hand L. o. TRAYLOR, Agent
- Danville Register will copy weekly one month.
an 6-d6m - ~
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A NEW woRK, publishca Thi. ID,

IN An odd volume of Facts and Fctions in prose and
verse, by Mrs Julia Mayo Caben, in volume l2o ne at
paper covers. Soc
The publishers respectfully call the attention of the
public to this little volume especially the community of
Richmond Apart from the interesting contents of the
work the profits arising from its sale are to form the
nucleus OF fund for establishing work house in this city,
NASH & WOODHOUSE
NY II Eagle Square
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-09
ELECTION RETURNS


We publish this week all tho cleo
ton returns received up to the pres.
ent time Saturday noon.) From
the returns We have but little doubt
of an entire Wing triumph throughout
the though changes in certain
localities may have occurred. But
whatever may have occurred in other
sections Ut the State, We feel happy
to announce that old Rutland Counfy
still wears her laurels fresh around
her. All honor 70 the noble Wings
OF Rutland County! they can neither
be bought, scduced nor humbugped.
Depite all external and internal op.
position the Wings Of this County
have elected EVERY COUNTY OFFICER
upon their ticket, aud have made a
gain Of three or four on the legislative
ticket. Good for old Rutland who
says not I? b ~
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-09
Barrett's Grammar.

OJMs Eng i.A. Latin, G,erk, Ger.
man, Spanish, and French Language.
up. 3l2. ... ,.....- ,.,.-.
This is certainly one Of tho most in.
ge"ious productions Of this prolific age.
A work Of great merit, paironizcd by
the most distin yuisl,ed men Of this
country. Mr.. Barrett the author, and
DR.. Worth. Agent, are in town for the
purpose of explaining the work. They
have already procured twenty thou
sand signatures including the names Of
Willard Fillmore, Winfield Scott, VIM.
II. Seward, Hamilton Fish, ID. S.
Dickinson, John A. Dix, J,aysrd Tay .
lor. John Van Buren,, DR.. Mott, d.
Labareo &c. .. ..,... .,5t ....~
n. Is This work Is intended for p,
va'e Scholars. Let every enc DESTROYS
Of acquiring = knowledge Of tho Lnng-
uages procure a copy. It is TO, for
sale At the bookstores.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-09

A-DErrKs AND BETTER. The
Legislature Of Iowa is probably Wing
10 both branches. The Darlington
usvsys, d August goth, gives re.
turns for uembsrs from every coun
y except Pcssawatamis, which va.
s:seHgly Wing two years ago. The
SeaAlA stands, Wings Is, Locoeocos
lS-ens ass hard from. The House
has 81 whae. 81 Loeofocos, with
sns aes tna1p. Pottawatsmie - en-
dAsd 70 1 Senator and Representa-
sivs; Il, = y probable, the Wings
have sshisel he sscendaLcy in tina,
sasnsy, Ic~a will bs Wing in both
hsaseAss u ID Legislature IL not,
then shsss viN b. . tie. tho Senate
LSias whiS. he House locofoco,--
In shs lest Legislature the Whigs
mad but foxs Senators and Eve Rep
seeentasives.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-09

u = feared that among the victim,
b. tss recent steamboat disaster on
Lake Erie xss d. r. Fairtro,he,
Esq.. Of Saxtons River. II, ,ta,
paaas foF Wess juss aboas in rme ,e
hare taken Ne Atlantis ., Buffalo
81 N IL III ~ nanes Of those Who
ssss iskstsd shrossh from Albany b
chisSA i lat of Mr.. faisbro,ksr.
sSe = a. pehshiity uas lie abevs
saanea eFsaassss. lie vss admitted
% IL bar N sAs Csassy last tern
and iases&sd 70 establish hinse,f 10
vrssHss II lilsc,se --6yx East.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-09

|h,ws,i 'oeep sms~ri. ii'r"usA i''s
rpA',mess, II TO the ladies Al Rs'land
County (priocipsI,, - ws ssp7ose .
aust belong the honor Of the Srsuu'
EsssaAes~sss sf..sAs Mali ssssesaiAs
hie them ON their entire success and
Ia de examipa,ioa o( sSmc a ,ss Dr.
tails IN the srarGsmen, Of aovcrs, We
we're confirmed In COR prr,ious or'nsc~
tina, wnh the esespsiou II = sinsie 10.
caliy, o~s lssssand Cos~,y laixs sur.
pass those Il any s,hsrs N ihs Ssa,s--in
this Tasteful accompllstsseat. OF The
three priacipai piecss 81 ho~erxosk. !,
would BE- diilicalt for one 10 1cierpini
which, ~as superior 10 the osbesr--snd
where Ne dij,LI taste would res, rather
on the fancy Of des;ys. than iha. Of the
artistic arrangement 81 tho colors. 7',s
beautiful painting Of Mr.. Hope vas high.
" appreciated and was worthy place
in this beautiful iocaIity--and re shall
hypehereafter to say something far.Iic.
in relation to this 6nc landscape. We
saw single head il crayon from Mis.
Walker, which was very 6ne-thougl
40 have secns bestss lsod III sans
pencil. The embroidery, aud indeed
all the ncedlcwuk, both useful and
ornamental, was in the highest degree
mcritorious, and worthy Of all praise
In 6nc every thing within the ladie'.
Hall was entirely deserving Of the
general admiration expressed on CIV.
cry side -aml rs We must close this
article so'nr~h here, VIC will only add
that the entire success Of the STATE
Fair, was in no small degree attribu.
table to the noble efforts Of tie fai,
ladies.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-09

Reports having been circulated
list Hon John Bell, Of Tennessee, aud
Flea John MOORE, Of louisiana. would
not support Scott and Graham, both
xessissDsa cave coauadicsed The same
and declare their determination r.
sspfest he uhig sominees.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-09

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s.v;.- $500 s...,,.;.sS|
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1rhseR~s sly, sW =
hsretol sbsss o Dsnoerst
one Of thoss - b ,slssssssa
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-09

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Wlkl.tAM- N. ONAuAM,
" SORTS CAROLINA
81. - :. !. Z a,.'s '''' }" -'''"
In or ~ ~ rave . erusssi scoun,
Al sss stssas Fsir. sssi promised then y,
s;,. ,kis ~oek a soa,ev y I,os r.ors De.
ss;1sf seuuusS ~ \ cd h q sus,lsacs
mn an pvsssts~ - now Rvoceed v
veos,tn IN seAveJts III order 10 uive ovI
res.l<fS 4 2 reeyosarcsive yjev OF III,
. shss,. koyt 49, ,43lreslas ,lsis asies
! H. faeffe nonS tlue snoss royticpssrj,
| y a6I<1nr dviartt9es asd tivinr thing
! tb1sS NJ u tteie eeaice. n Y
n - 4ts9unea (oslupD Il tkis Gill
A1re WAa ~ ssetts - se,ursllr1ed
aiApl1y ma1e. II k0sss and though
tLs .sgosfs ofihe ring and lie assiuss.
nvafs Of the turf run rather count.
70 the sss'"'e Lass of Vermont, VT
q cid not but fancy that many sly old
GOV ey.snd many = bright eyed embryon
had = kind Ut inmate feeling that they
had so' admission 10 'wo extra shows
~ ,he simple payment. at the gate. 81
the regular fees to see the fair. but be
thu. A. II may. I; MAS noble and
g'o''o"' shaving OF the true Yankee
s,ock Of horses. !, is not for ~ 10 pass
j" JUDI mrnt on ILe merits VI the rival
breeds. II WAS F'anklin Pierce, We
believe ~ho asserted tin, he anew no
N"rh. no South, no East. no West; and
>" |" TIL. case, as All editor. say we;
we know no Morgan, no Blackhawk,
40 hsmil,on,nn nor any Of the cross
breed, and We therefore have only to
rei,ernte what we have before said, that
tho show Of horses on tai, occasion can.
90, be equalled by any State Of the
Union. We are .ware thu, MANY Of
our old spor-we mean our spon,ane.
ou.' frien.ls-w. almost sec the glim.
mer OF their ewes now before ~. will
smile a, 20 boki and broad . statement;
and vet We believe |, 10 Le strictly true
| We ran osit. hear ,h.m ..v ,h., with.
IN ten minutes they can bring n hnif =
dozen horses ,hs, can beat the hes,
Lorss 10 had upon The ground {: and
dis n ~ b. 70 /, bu, when they csn ne,
together from any section of country oil
an equal area with Vermont. 80 many
horses of 10 high an acreage in regard
10 foot, bottom, and general appearance,
wo ana" DC P'e"seu 10 oe invited 10 The
Show. (our friend, who In a screed'
informed Us that De- thought We stated
ms mailer IN our last rather steep, ID
requested to take "o''ce.)
The hall devoted to the exhibition OF
The mechanical q manufactures articles,
A"a Tue "'sPAy u Ae'''o"or"' '"p'e'
mems was well h''e"' ana attracted
much notice and general admiration.
'"aeed mere "" ho'""g =" ms de-
Pa''"en' maj was h"' oesu'''"' IN It's
hho; ara VIC nope That IN making
eSPec'a' mention OF " very lew OF 'uci
articles M more particularly struck our
a''e"'' M we shall "'' be charged with
having overlooked or unappree'aied The
claims OF others, nor OF being neglect
fu' Of the merit o! their several pre-
sentai'ons.
On, Of tho mos, attractive show,
made in ,his hall, and which We ma y
perhaps say attracted most general At.
teuliou, was the splendid show made
BY Messrs Lyman s Fen,on Of their
incon parabl. American porcelain ware
| manufactured at Remington. W. had
long known I'm, .,.v i. tho h.,.,. =,
the potter could Ia .h,p,a ;,,o m.nv
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tho. wS~la ~ hisk he Leam' .. 10
.ccd N sl,spsss asnqsirsr' sner the
truth n ~ gi.er- Into . laird and
sin srtafsr seviV thsn either Of the
ITO placed - ~ I've. os"anee.
but We nsAht So on IN our emu
inershon - ~ sonderinl ana a'srae'
tire thing "A Aav hsSs. eau worthy
81 more , a0ut e ssoold d''se ~ e'se
ont q the prl1enA number 81 our "a
peraIda cons erApae * yAas sseatd De
there nsxi y w might speak
Of ssi5 shsspesN sllw sssssf
st Johnsoury lees, Of Iisumers' hats
and hair OIL, Of patent churns, sash
locks, force Pamps. to force water
either way, and garden engines to
water the gardens where there amt
no water Of an excellent bell that
hadn't qaits the meri. Of the one that
could 50 ring, that only those who
were wanted could hear it; We might
speak Of a curious machine which by
paying two cents, and blowing any
fool might tell sxactiy the strength Of
his lunss-jSst os we'll as he could
by running a foot race for nothing {;
VIC might speak Of an apple pairing
machine that almost made Us wish
1--WE were boy again; We might
speak Of clesan jcwelry, and Of q
cllronotneter watch, that tbs said cost
a heap d r,oney,- more than we hap.
pened to have about us--bring afraid
Oh "ekpoeke's We might speak OF
""'''''' o'"e' ".'''''' vi e""'o'''
p' Wv
:cs..,. ~
- A " ~ e"'"
o'ue' oo"no' 'a"'e ''e CONVENIENCE
loand IN persons oe'ns allowed to
pass eaeh way ut the same time
throo2n tne passages and We n,ght
speak OF the weather! but as VIC are
about 10 leave this department VIC
will say to Dr. Harris, that did NO
want any better teeth than those
which nature has furnished Us, We
should certainly select from his case
and to the exhibitor Of the Wagon
with the patent counling We vould
alsa cav that had wo . borss and h.-
,e.s ~. ,b;,L ,,,,,, 49,. -. 4.
Wagon "aac a''er MS pa''ern'
Leaving then the Mechanics Hall,
We bIander once moro upoo the
grounds where stood the representative.
Of Vermont cattle, sheen. swine fowls
&c. &c. We in our las, stated this
show as numerically mall and such Gin
tina, respec,)s. WAS no. worthy of com>
ment In quality i, spoke we'll; but the
numbers and varieties being small, the
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-09

fMr. IT,. and those with him, were
badly scsidsd, but did not inhsle The
steam. and ~ill recover.
~. Edward Ze,ler. New York.
80. Joseph Ebinger. do.
81. John Hewlett, Chief Engineer Of
4Hais~.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-12
Tempcrance i'm New YORK

A meeting was called in New York for the
evening of the 9th ult., to express opposi-
tion to the adoption of the Maine liqnor law
by the legislature Of that State. The call
was signed by an immense number Of names.
The Herald says
Over 80, 900 names have gone to Albany,
demonstrating against the Maine law, and
some 20,0 900 are ready to be sent off, making
an array of an army Of $4,000 who have ta-
ken the field on the opposite side. These
names include our most respectable citizens,
engaged in all the avocalions and professions
in life-merchants, mechanics, manufacturers
physicians, lawyers, and those employed in
various other pursuits. 1t is stated too that
a large number of the temperance men have
joined the movement against the Maine Lii
quor law, because they regard it as tyranni.
cal, odious and unconstitutional, and calcu-
lated to damage the cause of Temperance.
yTbs sditox.ef Tho Lie Roatis-reqaeetear
take particular notice. of the above. W.
hope our wordy contemporary will deal ten
derly with those "eIing" New York brothers
at least that he will not write dn article upor
the subject as long as the one about the N
| Y. Post and ourselves, and then send each 9
lcopy with the command TO read That
would be punishment too severe 10 be sur
lvived!
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NUMBER 4a


Empires are said 70 crnnbIe aigar. Thee
are won by loayt they are lost ~ ss,,,,5s ~
A little more ii3ali a yeaSsince tI,st nort;on
OF her rnojsstg's dominions. feDreserfe5 IL
Table RociaRay rs an extensive Isbseir,sgn
of this process of crunbling; snislnst l,TeSk
Brother Jonathan who never permits m
self 10 be beaten, gave Us an exhibitio1, n
the same kind with al royen3ent 0,
SUNDAY afternoon portion Of tlie preciipice
near the Tower, on tiie south side 81 Eoat
lsisnd. iellwitt mighty crash. This pJr-
| tion extended from tbe edpe If the ;slsr,Ii Sa
ward the Tower, being i25 teet Icn., II
Iabont GO feet wide, Of soInewhat % sl;n,;ess ~.
shape, and reaching from. tle ion ~ sba h,, [
tom Of the fall, : ~ "
The next day another niece tr;ang,,Is,
l@itHgss base Of about 5forty fest. bToss IN IN
Just below the Tower, But The next 9fsat
performance was t,e most ren,aSLs All M 81 eps' u
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-12
Al Bank Fleeced.

( The Stark County Democrat says that 2
man named Blodget, who has livedat RocA.
ester in that county for two or Ahreesyeabas
got 81, 900 in soldfrom Mr.. Beeson in that
place, ocaIry to Massilion and depositfin
the Merchants Bank He also got draft on
the Union Bank of $500, to bring the money
to Mr.. Burgot, Of Rochester. Having drawn
the money for the draft, he sloped with o.
200. He was pursued, but had not been
caught as yet. Blodget leaves wife and two
or three children in Rochester.
The most interesting part of the transac-
ton is, that the 81, 300 ingold belonged to
the Merchants Bank. Beeson had received
1900 of the Union Bank paper, to draw
the gold for the Merchants Bank. It was
this gold with which Blodget sloped. The
Democrat learns that quite an interesting
warfare is going on between these institutions