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

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n. ksvsy essnss8 y ~ Cs~uuS .assA-
W sf ~ NaSs = r~~sA, ~ esuDs
a. No pef~ca shaH ~ Allowed sf|
NJ tinc a. p3Acc ssAia thia &lnsAs eneega
u lsrreinshrs pruv,acd. 10 sasuDAeeusAt
.nN fhrnish or give away, By hisureM ~
ricsh. scsvask az agent. any spisstunas -
isqans, ~ S'aScd ,tgsci ~
~hich part 10 spir,auosis, ~ iuaDxtcAstnu.
I'll which 10 iurndcd BY tbe phrasc issns-
icatine liqucs wherever Il occur in thss s~ts
i'~ss1.4, ssss nothing in th.~ art shall b.
construed 10 prcseal the ufaRufsetare. sale
and use, cfthc ffurt cC the vine icf tise oosa-
m~.nraiion of the lcrds supper.
\ There shall BE- chosen by ballot
!. ssrh sannal Marrh meeting In this statc.
eyss legal voters in such mcrting.a css,s-
y co., -sissioncr fos each coaniy--caeh ~
~ eMhy the legal vosc,s cf the scve-
rsi @sm m<eh respective countics. no
uee es shSn e's' Sioa ulsall bo by tho select
nsen inserted IN ths -srn,na fn town meet
ings, and ceyt,6catr ,s The yo,.s~ rivru (os
sach cousaaauion~u .hsffs.. Snw.c,,,d. sv
tho town elcsan of the sewers town. IN ~
@clask of tlse county in which s>..h sovuS
| are situated @ or before ths sscaNa To-.
day in April next sftcr sach election. snd
the clerk aforesaid, shall, on the secoss,
Tuesday in April. canvass the vcecs ~ rc
turned, and the lcrson having the CREATES
1 number II votes 20 returned shall be de
clsred elected commissioner. and the olcrl
aforesaid shall Issue, TO tho person NJ elcc
ted, q proper certificate of his election, an
make suitable proclamation u such elec
tion III one or NOR newspapers printed i
sueh county. or If there be no such pape
printed in such county, then in ono or NOR
papers printed in an adjoining county,
And such commissioners shall hold thci
respective offices for the term Of one veal
and nntil Others are chosen in their stead
and shall have full power 10 perform all tn
duties required Of them BY this act, an
shall receive as compensation, for service
rendered us required by this act, six cent
per mile for all nee essary travel, and tw
dollars per day for time actually spent i
the performance Of duties herein required
|. to be paid from the trcasuri,,s %. the rcspct
tive counties.
s 3. The commissioner of any cour
ty, on the first Monday in May, annual,
or as soon after Ms nav be convenient, ma
appoint some suitable person m the agel
of any town or CITY in the county. 10 pu,
chase, at the expense of the town or cit,
for which suci, agent il appointed, and
sell at some central or convenient plac
therein, intoxicating liquor, u be used {.
medicinal, chenic al, and mechanical pu
poses only; and the money received {;
such sales shall be paid into the treasure
of their respective towns on cities; an
such acent shall receive such COMPENSATE
for his services AZ the selectInen of III
town, or mayor or alderman OF the cit,
shall prescribe; and shall, in the sa
, M such liquor, conform to such rul,
and regulations as said commissioner sha
prescribe and shall hold his situation (,
, one year, unless sooner removed by sai
Commissioner. ar his succesroy in Office
. And In case such appointment becomes ',
A,,- Ill
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

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


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sos,~essp, ~ tk> ssusus kss usxre brsa
oco.,Arr.hiv ,srrs,rl tv ycasueasy orr.
isr,. A ssus,sspas in tins city hssd~d q
cArcs far 1900 10 on uf the usgees, Il
~ sor,.sy. uu.,,,,e;,ea. - an crrrcssicn
cf issrmus h NJ AewrAciaa srxcsvnsss, ard
of gyva,tuAr a, ~uiSiv su~prisy. An
d., e;t,src sr,s TN Twssure, a iosn,ian
~ am soonyu,ons,x. ana . ,ady rsyr a
| ,bret tsr ESQ 10 aid IN ,saujdasins The
s,r,e,v's d.b,.-
A m,oa.cr,r IN IN. same eH;c, has
r.ehcd a. ,h,- u%ruiur. To rral ChSs-
S.n ,.ho,, If tho Church. ~~ s,.,l be the
,.,s 20 opco~. ruyu here. We d., no, mean
To DENY yslue s,,os~,le, 10 many Of its
su,,Aci .rhcxns.s. /. in the s~y of xocie4ics
I IN ~r,,yb,s-r and .,csbc tho simmer ara the
lx..,h.a. We will. even sd,.i, ,hss s,s
To-, .na other As,oe,.,s,ns nan Ia. II
,h.y A., ,,,s .6ect ,.v .r,,, v.a.
I,u, Il doc. scrm 70 M in view Of The sb.
.,,,r,. ,cr,no,., condition. .,I wants Of 40.
e,4v-or thousands in our mid,,--.h., Il
vould h. much mo,,, Ch,is,.liks IL AlOoO
ch.rLs .,.,,a ,ov ana the, he fund IN
nr,v;ac fuel soa. c,oahinv and medicine.
s,r tho f,ccrin,. starving. r.geed sick s,.,
m;.cr,b,e hr;nc, vho mar Ir found with
IN b,oek oftbe i,us,t sni enpdcu, church.
:. Of mi. rr.., citv.
| Trrt. are vs.y mood an full stomach
.o,rCv,.hl. .,,,,d;,,o, os boav. and placid
-,,,c ~ mind I'm, . f,.llov sinner in the
.oouv of,rmnor,l distrcsr will be far nort
M. rif,, .na see NOR, nj God and Christ II
a. Accent hone ar = half mouldy crus,. tina,
in r,,v.r N u,nv calls tn pr.ycr and t1b
ul.,,on oe .n,rit. In fac, these vrc,ched
,,r,,,,.Ilv .,s.,;no s;upers .r. .,rc.d,
nrde, . Weigh, NJ ,r,bu,.,;op u,eo, a. tho,
can bc,,--m,rv of them of,cp. ,s the,
look upop their own soualor and want nnl
then ON the oroud .ppsrel and pleuty Of IN,
r,ch and uiu,s around them. thinkingl,
: cure God. They do no unwit,inrly
. God nouns his blessings bountifully ON II,
al. alike while we alone create the inc
vuslity Of division.
W. c.nno, helm thinking sometimes tina
the uSlcek- family il tho numerous in IN,
, Church. and that i, is too fall of .JcllAby
phil.nthropy. Chr;st went about 4doin,
eood-.-how by feeding the hungry
clothing the naked. opeuinr the eyes Of tn
blind, and everywhere in the dwellings O
tho poverty stricken and bowed down. SOW
:. inn a sced of kind words in the heart @
!. lowly and deforncd humanity. Verify, h
A was the pc,tle Shepherd who knew no,
TO call back the estray and wandering I
the fold; how to inspire in the rudcst an
hartcs, soul confidence in, and love q
God. Who that was hungry or a,hirst i
the flesh, did he cas-, OF with llusk of un
. | ..y..;..s. ~..<-nh. ma b., .,.xs xx.,o. L.,
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

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Provided, that if the said -------- shall. sc
long as he is agent Of the town of --------
for selling intoxicating liquor, conform "a
rise provisions Of the law relating 10 thu
traffic in such liquor, and TO such rules and
regulations respecting the same o. have
been or may be prescribed Try the comInis-
sioncr Of ssid county, Dvt inconsistent with
the provisions Of this art, then this obligs
| tlon shall be void otherwise Of force"
5. II any person, by himself clerk
servant or agent, shall sell, furnish or give
away, any intoxicating liquor in violation
Of this act, he shall forfeit and pay Ia tn
treasurer Of the town where snch Offence
| is committed, upon the firs conviction, tel
dollars and costs Of prosecution: on tn
secoiM conviction he shall forfeit and pm,
AZ aforesaid twenty dollars and the costs o
prosecution; and on the third conviction
he shall forfeit and pay rs aforesaid fwcn
ty 6ollan and corts, and be imprisoned u
the county Jail no less than three months
nor more ihsn SIX iponsiis.
u Justices Of thc peace shali hav
concnrcn; jurisdiction In their several couH
ties with the cor,,y cour, Ia hear and dc
trrnine all ofiences against the above sec
tinn, tnongi, inhshitantr of the tosn wher
the offence Is committed; and the sam
may be tined upon ihc complain, of II,
grand Juror of such town. o. OF this state
attorney, before sfy justice, OF upon tn
information Of tic sta,e's attorney betor
tine county ooor fpr s,ch county. An
speh forfeiture may also be recovered in a
action u debt IN the nssne ii sbcli tos n
and Il shall be the dirty ~ the selceiinon Z
such town 10 ins,itate such action, ON be
ing infonas,l al any soch oasNse and ini
i,.shcd With eyideGse ihereot-
81. No pcrson shall be allowed nm AZ
pesi fJuan the Judgment ferierca aga,'r'
ham b. any Justice on the uisi u surh ss
iioa OF complaint, sanh he recognize ~fi
! vos,d and ssiibeiea surstiss. ~ the soan {
not ies~ than one iaDsIred dollars. in crcss
cute hs aFsea! 10 effect. and Tn ps, a
costs. hIes and fssfsdn~es, and rnAssgos .
persi,,es thai ANY be awsrdsd sgxinss f,ii
upon ti,~ finai d,spsssion Of sne6 set,oR Z
: complaint sa outii he give bond I. u
other good and sufficient snrstIes "a III
town ~ city vhsrc soch s,Aence vas rfy,
,astsed 10 tie sum ~ svs hnndred Sniiar
ecnti,iossd thar he s,ll noa. 1ss,rg 'b@ rrl
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Of the agreed time The owner Of steamboat 70 which
machinery ID applied by mechanic does not admit the
ufsienoy 81 the work by taking the boa. Into his pos
session. builder Of machinery upon and untried
Plan will not necessarily lose his work, although Of do
ctivs materials strength be proved that the plan
Is not practicable or Is ufeless. Order OF reference.
Henry J. Topping The SHIP Warren - Lihei IA rem |or
Eatra Services as PoHeld that the pilot entitled to
extra compensation for plotting in crippled ship 90 miles
Held that where the services wholly OF plotting cha
racter the pilot not entitled to salvage compensation
The claimant rendered S52 ~ for plotage Held that
ljbelant entitled to receive 500 extra Decree 40
sordingly, for Sl52 A
John Parker De the Steamboat antelope The schooner
Ohio and the steamboat Antelope In collision in the
Rsritan river In thick fog both vessels bsing under
way, going in opposite directions Held IL
fault than Of the schooner to be under way
in such weather. that the boat in her proper path
and using all precauon to avoid collision, and did not
the schooner thai tho out Of her proper
track that Of the steamer and though seeing and
hearing the steamer, took proper measures to avoid
her Libel dismissed
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Is but little difference between their faith and the
heather. II they were TO see religious procession
Of those converts, they weuld scarcely know the
difference between IL and q heathen ono. When
that island came into the possession Of the English,
the true religion established by law, and the
natives were forced to GO 10 church whether they
wished IT or not. The consequence was, that they
deemed their own faith the best and purest. When
their missionaries visited that country, they
were prosecuted by all other religious scots.
They hrst establiAhed schools, but the ma
yves were At hrst wary, and afraid that they
wanted to catch them, and sell them slaves.
They did not understand Why missionaries should
leave their own country TO preach the gospel 10
others. After the school, had been built some time,
the natives It length bean to see that all was
right, and in few years the schools were crowded.
The next plan the missionaries pat into operation
was to establish boarding Schools but they were
laughed at by all the natives, for mono Of ths1
great deal of trouble they succeeded in gettingl
few scholars, and now the schools are all fall
Applications are made every day FOR admittaneq
but from want Of accommodation they arc compclld
to refuse others He then won't on to say, that tai
missionaries had hard work to convert the fsuaA
portion of the inhabitants. The great difficulty
was that women in that country we're never ailowed
to read, because no temales except dancing girls
bad characters therefore It was . disgrace for
woman in that country to DO able to read. But
those various difficulties are ct length overcome and
female boarding schools established over al that
fine leland. he then went on showing how many
parents had been cnnverted to God by the inassnce
Of their children, whom the missionaries taught the
word Of God to.
In his mission they had boon very successful in
converting the heathen and those converted pagaAs
form several societies for recaimiDg their brethren
Those pagans whom they have converted often sx-
pressed their gratitude to the people Of this soun-
try, for sending them the word Of God. In few
days he would be his way to that field again, and
hoped that the prayers Of the church would 60 with
him He concluded his remarks by saying that If they
trusted In God he was that the missionary 90
cieties would prosper, and the heather would be
converted to the God who made them.
The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Skinner, then made few
remarks in reference to the state Of their money
affairs, and hoped that tho con .ributons for the
coming year would not fall off ono cent from that
Of the previous year Their church, he said, WAS
not benin band in contributing towards missionary
societies He recommended the forming Of Glasses,
who were to collect from their friends money for
missionary purposes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-30

SINGULAR FAcT-LARGE TREEs-There is now
standing the premises Of John and Mahlen Carver In
Byberry township Pennrylvapia elm tree that mea-
sures t.enty feet in circumference foot from the
ground and the trunk retains It's size with but little d.
minuioD for over thirty feet whore the nmb. branch
out curious incident lie connected with the history OF
this tree in the fact that the farm on which stands
vas taken up by patent from William Penn by John
Carver, who came over with him from England, and
that the premises have regularly descended from father
to fou, by will, and always to :" John Carver,n Of
which the seventh of tho name Ia residing ther,on
at the present time 1t is doubtful whsther there
is any other property in the country which has never
been fod There also growing the premises tive
pear trees. which came from England with the original
John Carver There Is also standing the premises OF
Alfred Warrington In the same township, Q chestnut
tree that measures one foot from the ground twenty
eight feet in circumference and feet from
twenty i've feet and eight inches This tree retains its
full yeor and probably the largest tree in the
try Go mGnisun Telegraph
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-30

ATTACHMENT OF A PARR0r. - An incident
touohingly illustrative Of the power Of attachment In the
hover apEaas is related In the Portsmouth IN ii Jour-
nal Of recent date. In small family In the south part
OF that city, there parrot which had found home
thsre for years and had become pot OF the family.
Guild was taken sick last sprDg aud not by the
paot for days The bird had been used to repeat
her pane and In the cbids absencs keat repeating the
pame so ineesantly ~ to annoy the family Tho child
died; the repetition Of the name was kept mp until one
OF the amily took the parrot 10 the room where the
lay. The parrot turned first side Of Its bead
hen the other towards the corpse apparently cycling IT,
and VA then taken back He repeated the paws
again, vss st apcs SILENT ana the next day died.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-30

ABoLlTIoNIsM AND FREE NEGROES james G.
Birpey out again In favor Of African colonization He
has letter in Fred Douglass paper in which he auudss
to the penn het which he published last year on the
subject and susasns its doctrines He says --,Soms
years ego with many others, thought thxt the emanci-
patton OF the slaves among would be aided by the
people Of color remaining In this country that their in
cresspg privileges and consideration the free States
for then supposed that they all favorable to emsu
cipa iopwould elevate the slsve. give him high self
respect and in the end contribute to his liberation In
these expectations am free to confess have been %
gether disappointsd.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-30

THE FIRE AT LowELL.-The loss by the burning
Of Stotts snuel mill at Lowell on the 35th inst Is es
tmated at Sz5 eco. Mr.. James Law, employed a. .
Waterman the premises persisted in the James He
was msed duritg the progress Of the fire and could not
be found After The mill had been entirely burnt down.
however the burnt and blaskened corpse OF the unoru
pate man was In the ruins entanged in some
fsnnts The circumstances indicate that he had gone
into the second story Of the MILL wrapped himself
sonc lsnnels that piled there, and fallen asleep
from whic he awoke. The verdict Of the coro
pers jury in accordance with this suppositoH Mr.
Law leayss wife and children to mourn bis untimey
end
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-30

Burtis Rirso soldier Of the Revelation died at Ten
ngsburg Ky on the 9Th instant Ia the Goth year Of
his sge. He witnessed the surrender Of CORVALLIS He
removed TO Kentucky Ia 1916 and has resided in Fleming
county ever since His living descendants number
above sixty souls.
We are called upon to day, says the Newark advertiser
OF Nov ~ to the death OF the don j. Tonnele
1t his residence. near Bergen Five Coraers Hudson
county last evening, after . long Illness. He
member Of our State senate during the sessions Of 1s4s