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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-09
coNw,x,,O~rRs NOrICE.

NKyt., the Subscribers, being arpoihtcdtv
y" the Nun. Probate Court tOr the district
~ Maitland commissioners TO receive ehsmi' e
and adjust MI claim. aud ,maud- Of all frr.
sons again.t Samuel A. late of Ciareod"n
H. .aiI di-irtst dccaa. ed, represented 'Won .,f
nndsix motths frum the e.l day ~ Avsas, iGaf.
L-,ey allowed by said coon for that purpose,
We d. therefore hereby give n"tice that we will
atteud tn the bnsiuess Ut our SID appoint meat
at the dwelling house "f Mrs Mary Mn G'ynn
of Clarendon IN the last Saturdays Of Sr,tem.
h.r aud January next from ! o'clock anui !
o'clock Z. NJ, "n Gu Of said days ~
pate., nj Clarendon th, l9,h day at Aug. 1851.
II. s. BkowN, c.m;.s;o.rs
S,>,t-Et. HAYWARD.
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Ul.1U.

In Wcs, Rstia I'd on the H,ih uli. aitrf q
shoot bot psiu,ul hi.ess, Nit SI,1 Go.
nas, io the Plat year Of his agr.
The deceased cas- one OF the vetrran ms OF
the revolution. S"on sitsr The clo,e Of the
var moved from the STATE Of Come c,icut 10
TIL" state. Ia csriyI life he m,de sPusl'c
,~ofrss,on Of Christianity, un tied with the
Congregational Chsrcb where lac remained
IN regular Standing and until. within . frw
yeass, a regular attendant upon the public
u,m,s,rai,ons Of the Gospel in this place
Ia his death are brought 10 mourn q nun,er-
GUS circle Of relatives and friends and the
church a venerable me nihcr.
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; a sss Il esr eiiissss % Thsrsdsy
ssea'rg lest. attended he sAe1ssssAnes
leSsrs Of Mr.. n. 4. KeaeA Il RHODE
SsSsd, ] ~ Z ssw Il =. Sse.sss ,sdl.
cess notice he'd not been given. bs,
those Who did attend wsrs highly graf
Nod. And ~ wish here 10 call The
aaiesi;on of ,ho.A ,e~ns Ia our COUNTY.
and particularly ,h., eIa-s II communi.
~. ~ho contemplate 4 aAosemeni In I'd
vance IN the ,emr~rsncc cso.~, q, The
coming srssisn Il the Legislature, to
s-csre The I.ssares Of iAis ssn,i<maa
~iihoo, t.il. liz sadress vas leyooa
What We have ert'insrii. me-, With. md
free fem the cant 81 the dsy, ard the
clap-trsps with which our ears have
been 30 often as.ai!ed. II va. candid,
rational aud manly and Ia some parts Of
M elevated character and hisi, tone 49,
lie easa the origin. PROCESS and re-
su,u VI the Marie Liquor Law in such
. maan~r n. viii give ne~ IDEAS 10 ma
ny and interest 30 AL. We would re.
eommcssi. .herusbrs that The rea.dsios
town., yst 10 be vsd,ed, give him esl
Ls~ r;cv Ard sn,s,fa rec,su,,ensx. IL The,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Coss nissii0asrs' .Sotics

WE the subscriber m being appointed b!
the lion. Probate Court for The district OF
rairhavey, comm iss,ouersto receive, exam
me and adjust II elsi.ns aud demands against
the estate Ase L< wis Miner, late Of t:ss,let"n
IN said DIST riot desessed. repre- sentfd ipsol.
VI nj end sig months from the 1ih dsy Of
Auxsa io53, b<,ss saie wed hv said reurt tur
that psrPese, ~e do tasretote g'se ne''ct
that Ne viii attend Ia the bus,pess OF our
said arrs,sts,s nj Al the lsie tesldsnce Of the
d~ee ss~d ~ Castieton, on the hst Wednss'
DAYS " Ocsoeer, December and February
NIX. from o clock A. N, Uptil6 o'cloekP.
~, an esi b IL said days.
D,, ed at Cas,I~les, Aas. 18th, 1864 u
H,R GuEHNsET. commi,sioner.
Il MERLIN CLARK, '''.--..l--..
are or VERMONT, Be Il remembered
district nffarhe,es, So thatAt Probate
raart BED stCsstirton 10 and Tot SAIL district
On ,As 9Th day Of September 4 y 1892:
Where's Fund Howe, guardian oil Henry
4. H,~k,... manor ns,d,ng 70 Orwell in
N eos,sty Of Asdissn sud Eias An" hori.
4 u, w..d,ug in Ra,ispd ~ the t"nniy Of
Woss nd kss msde application 10 said court
Sss Lease to I'll the FLOWING cesrSsssd 'esi
e,tstc of his said wards lying ard beng IN
& As, G lsn in sad district and boand-S - t"'-
/ 70 vs., 10 ~a--os the north BY the h'Ghssy
"a mn n, east sad = eel past the dwelling
houss oil Oliver Pati~fsoa. on the eat BY the
/ hishsay Funa,ng sosth and south ny 'he
dssii o. house II E,Iss He y k,as. and on NE
sev,.. ard w~ss hy lssAs bri.ay,pg " .hssh
An IN, wps~srns,sg ihat ssch ssl~ q, 'atrr>
Get. OF snrssiisg ~ IN sieeks az 10 wal estate
II !. or a~rsd BY ssid csnrs thai said app'-
e.s.ou b. hrsrd and DECIDED 81 s~ss,on Of
a. "A casr q. be beid 81 tie pfebsir eihre in
} C. :, lrten in sssd 1S'ssei on tbs 6ah day al
sA,l~, Nc nj nj that d Of ice the reef ts p,yen
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-
STATE on VERMONT ! 81 IL seAssAs,sa
District " Ns,tsea n. 4 tksssts ,psetsis's-
,i.n nf-ths Psshsts csass ~ ~ so(o 1istfjd
Of Rntland held - Nsiiss IN ssA fy ss,l Dis
irist oh ths iS,s asy 81 Jelly A. ID. Dee3
p's'snt tau: H.tey B.,t.s. S.Ase.
ts s.,s,e u Epkratn esftsrAsA tate 81 .ks,'
yaa III saia D!sirist Sessssss te<ssssss jsasths
hy prs.euts } a . the ssjk rpsksAs Gesu fs-
iI,ioS in wf,iiaS FOR I'.slste sTi sbs issi 80,
tstS n sFff ieceafed ~ ofSrv - rsis< fands ~"
ward the payment 81 ths Asoss ~ Ne sid de-
ss.sa.i sad tie err~s,es II sAssisis,5stiss sei
therefore ~ sasaing fai9 court "a Stvst LtA
iiees.s ia eel all oil its zeal rSIsIs VI s-Id DE-
e,s.sd except tbs sisss's asvo insssis %!
nd alisg rue rsscssiss ~ pstddossf--ss'ds ssi
sasit eoa'se 81 sssitlkf t"s.~ SD Ut sstsS
' rs. :. q. .' md. ..ssst ..,s c.- D..
N. he.,ias AID d,ei.a." sfssst p~sis,ss sssfd
a." a Is =, ..s c,,yits n va S't. tars .i.l.
Rssi.,y " ..,d Cystki. Estiss64 10 .sid ~"
t-iri 90 the j., Mesfs y ~ the - d.y efAs
quo, 4, - iis,1aa<'.Lst ssttns t6r'-Df be gives
~ ,s,ass Lt,s. esrslk.t estS ~ sks rssssSss
,kts .rAs' thiss Sssis sssf vs.gsly tss,sss
lh-r,,. ~ ,r~ ssilsaS Nswstt . sspstefsr
p,intsi 1t ss,s ssftsna . 81 eisrsIAi.sg v Ne
ne. Lb.r HOOD VI e.yss isi .srsit5 Ia -sSo stss
.li p-I.or- 'a,r'.,tsS it.tfn Ltrt fhs'sS.
lIat,ss,,s,a'L. !, So - tAss sat sNssss rnes'
sslDrs Sad Ci.s,t. si,s Ialas ~ ~ ps,rs'l
Of .4,I debts ssd IN - - ss sehas''s ssy''t
tie 'ss x~siss v ~tty"s,s d'ssyHs ess:''
/ a.: YxsrNsy; Is 81 y.s.~....
a. MN xpC3nnA4 -,
%'~ss '.tky,s JssSAys. ss.x ss~ q
";: .:;; e..
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900 Calls. Linaeed OIL.
A, LANUOD & GRAVES
s'rarL RE- Il ,...,,,h,,,,,.,
District Of rutland. 81. / that at a snrei.i
session ccttbe Probate Court Of the ssid Dis
trict OF Ratiasd held 81 Rutland. in and Tor
'aidoi.trict on ,he!'!aday ofAssast 4. ID 1852.
'srh, non Tsrves bn'nn, 1aJgr. :
ne'.as ."shoA 'onnso" OF "shngior q
W 10 "'"N', gus,ann OF certain minor
p,.',a ., -" v Sosnoa snd ms ,A'e vile
hech' !" VII -hmfm johnson, Sop hronia
'ohhson. .na Ahsn.n 'ohhson, has th's Gay
Presesed 70 tne ss'd Probate Court petition
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utl"nd Sept +, 1854,
NOTICE.

r NOTICE.
il hereby given that IN application
will he made TO The General Assembly
u the State Of Vermont ri the next ses-
sion thereof for a grant TO build Rail-
road .fron, Essex Junction in Chh,en.
den County to Cas,lelon in Ra,!and
County. or TO some point on the Rut>
land and Washington RaiIroads east Of
the west liae Of tho State Of Vermont.
L. G STANTON.
.4-.... .. c. w. DROWNELIA,
NORMAN BROW MEL,
II. STANTON,
ID. +. 1CBBS. fee
Is. Is. BUTLER,
NJ. SWAIN,
Aug. 80, 1857. 35w3s
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i.rssisg HseAis Nsdse.ssyf ss@ Sslsfaa,s
No ssr~nss has tev~ sFas ID sAs seasssss.
ting aa4 Attiag ar 81 the sbsse sessasss..--
T'heis vhsin,s are ~ issxs rs~vs esd lsv psts.
..re, la,i.s Sssa ee~''rss+s s,ssses3 ~
The heats wl,i i.svs The MsNRt .iss I1sca
Ife-, Ut C.m~seess ! Vss,) sss.cs after a.
arrieal Of tho Escn,ns kSrvess TrsIa ~ VII
s,is~ tLe mails 10 W chsased s~A tssesss -.
leoied aud ,ssea to the bost,. proceeding with
No. detention 10 Monroe. - nile, IN - hsst-,
wh,ts the Esrres. Tram siii te 10 ~aiiing h.
convey pa.sensers ducctl, inio the city oil L III.
cage. Gas u,iies ing houws) .t P.
Passengers eau have their baggage taken 10
tae boat. irts b, delivering the'r cheek. 10 the
Baggage Agcn, "f the Line, who witt always tt
GA tie uain. They can a',n have their baggage
checked irau Buaalo 10 Chisrgo, Ia,
While the mails arc bring changed and bag
g,se selected and issea To the beats. pssres'
r.,s VII have plenty Of time to 20 l.. ifotsis
and 81 -nlprr.
The distance saved by this lime over an,
oih., route /, hc,ween 20 and 10 Miles,
State Rooms ton bnaid ut the toAts arc re-
ser, c.l tor passengers arriving on The E,snine
Express Ttala.
For Freight or Passage apply N bssrd OF e.
II. VI. kiNNE. Agent, Mich. Soutb'n III Uoek
foot ~ Comm p.ciai ~. n.ffal".
Tickets "h the sbo,c iiut can be "btaiusd n
The nthoe Of the II ~ h X x Company. 3ltI
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NOTICE.

Application Will !. made at the next Sos.
son " the L~s's lature oil tins State for .
charter to extend the kutland l. Which all
RAILROAD from It's termination "a Csstiet on
s,iisge I" some point 'n .hc town of Rutia nd
So ~ Ia connect with the Rutlaad and Bur
iinstun Rs,irosd also TO extend 'is Branc h
Railroad al iydeviil~, nortbrsfy through the
Towns VI Uubbardson, udbnry and VIII
thug. Nv a. 10 connect with The Rutland &
Buri,usto ssilrvad 1t ~ north Of the village
OF Or sn.i.n. WA. &. KiTTREG
\. W. HYDE,
Il =. LANGOON.
~
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Total
Members Injured ty !amts X. Psrs.ns are
requested 70 mAke Fn.mentto him. othcr
she IN hers As foilows
In Brandon to ; NJ Conr,f,
Csstietoata T. W Rice.
ttarcpdsR to J & Fvsrsons. ..
DANNY To J {; Locke.
Iairhlven "a e NJ Willasj,
rawict e. F,y.tlr Potter,
rpultncy 20 \ Howe.
Ratiand II " = N,ck"ls,
Sudbury TO rW Hyde,
The as-.s.,nents are payable - Ah"va With
III 80 day., At the expiration Of which period
the Agent, will return thcisreSrccnNe bills to
N. Office. Nv order Of the Directors.
SAMUEL N. CONANc, Troas"rer.
Insuranes dice, Aug. 10, l5Ja. a."3
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~ TAs soAasrs emp iLrouxhous
assyAa1 ~ tssa very errss,y in1sr'
ID ~ ,Ss lpts vsins
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BIOlOIk|y
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Peep at Number Five,
G'eanings and Grouping,
Thorpe.
krv~r,es ot . Bachelor,
Dream Life, DC. &c.
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Waveriy Novels illustrated editioh,
Arlhar History Of vns'n's,
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Powrr aud Progress ofthe United States,
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Straved or Stolen.

BYRON tie pasture Of W. Barncsin West
= Rutland, an il,e nigh, Of the eth inst,
4 tire. wear old Cow. with white face, .i,i,c
mack. yellow SIDES, and short horns Who
ever viii return the ZANE or give inioJna.
ton whc,c she may be found, shall hr snlia-
bly rewarded, PAT BOLNN
West Rutland, Aug. II, ~! Nw3
LIST OF i + I T. ! K )
~ emau ng in the Post Office at Rutland 10th
10. August, 1872
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RurLAxp A,YASIikg d
fROY'Fn0Af0,v''
4A1ll!a2..
KAHlKOABS.
From New York 4. 0sdesssba'sk
,. ID 10 hslr%
10 MOnlreaiia IA Do
From New York 10 BsslhSlea
a,.,tiss In 3 hSars
Troy lu DestaAi in s "
tommrarias pay II iSa.
T,ains selas Notfh.--Lfate Nty. I"

tOmmsHslHS psI w l>SI
Trains ssIas N0t.A -ksas Ny.
Mail Tra,n.GW = n. sflc' arrival Of ms,.:-e
ming b"ats itom New N,rk snt Esp1sss
Tram from Bntisi". t<srisss II RStssd NJ
= u. connecting with TIA ihs fof buriiNStpA
md Boston direct. ..fEt
E,pfr., T'fam VI ... NJ, fr.r,6 s,s. b..
Eip,rss T'rali, trom NV York ,tsyvess.
R'it'hnd f:W r. IN, s~nton tos k",lsnd \
plt"ag!2n Eib,t"Ty,n.,Is,. .:& s.s!ss.
'sSS M"a,s, a.. = :y S:.
Of iiad.oh Rivrs 80. THssss, sxs GiIssss
Trans from tie Ws;i. ss..yts Al RdilssA
, 10 ; =, aud reaehi"s Bu,l'ks,si ~ ~.
Sellew, Pail. SAINT evening. ,s5a
f.sins ssias SssiA --lesn nallaal
M:T, y. y ss.s . q: & =:
Falls. .ss,sves 81 ROY ~ -. y
ss,s: r:" ~ NJ - sss ~.
Tor The fyj1.ss Tisi~ss,e New Yors ssl
Bhflalu, aud evening hosts for NV vsek.
.ytconikI6dst,sM 1n;s71U =. X aJIss a..
f.viai OF H.M.a ilyd ~ ling en,fI ss,eestDdss
al salem. ADD ssivs II I'ssj ~ sssa ..s's.
ing. connecting with ihc, 1850 =, E1pr,si
Trs,t, " Buffalo and Ih,7J fadsoH River
Tam 70 New York .,.,..
Passengers going Worth md last.
by Mail Train, lesyc Troy GsalA =. sehs-
n"eiady at .,el reach burlington t2,3D,s
Bosioh 40 y. y. L ...,. -
By Expires. Tain, leave New. Yak y y.
ceacii,ng n ,ston :, ID n, Eurl'EHtoa 1.O
-, Mon.reai ~ aud Oxdensbdfsh -
By .iccommt,,op Train, i.s.-. Nes yyt
= v, Schen.ctndy , an Troy -,
-rnchiay Darlington a,sd Bsiloss Falls ioS
I.sfafts saas South shl vt,t.
! by Mail Tram. leave Huiliagton 10 ~
I'D reach Tsoy 49, y. New Ysrt vrs,
rhcnee,ady = n iof the W-si.-ofsS AZ
Tso}.
by g.prs, T.a's. isas. Ogden ySssh'a.
~. Noni,rsI 3,aD \ n. go.L,n 1877 II
reach Troy - =, Ntw Yerh lt,Dy ant
Schenectady 7 ~, IN topnfcth'n tfsw WIS.
cru Buraln Express. AZ kUrLAsp.
| By Accommodation Trsin, lssvr Hurling-
ton .,,oU r y Roston us lodge ~ SALEM, ~
rive al Troy next morning for the ~, - EA-
press Trsin to Bunaio, ssTr evegins, snd
the iivdson nivs. Trsu. reaching NV Yoh
r...eore" k.rnsS.w fs,l ty.Ae64
connee, al Fellows Fail. ais, with us,n II
thv Sullivan Il, u, arriving II M Waite
!W.1sslssS .ans day. ezAWa fFTEH7 j.
Mail Train fran Troy G "a ~ sssisss q
srIlows Falls ~. 80 r, ". ,cscb Or Wh'ss
1 Mopnts,ns IN the sftsfno,p.
| ~ thu. .rsang. H,ent there Ys Dsslfssee'
way oss train Se,wr<n New y'nthk Mon.
ttwaI. Ard osa~o'se,yt u 9slss y. :.
M n,sSG .I,Mpvs. ~,
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RUTLAND & ADDISON MUTUAL.

IRNUk Directors h,vs assessed the mcmhe w
Of the Rutland L. Adiison Mutual fire
insura, &C Company far payment 81 The losses
dut,rs the year ending July u, 1879, AZ FOL
lows: .
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COW w,>.soxrs cScr,rv.

~ - WV~~usvS - -
" ssss r~.ksH sissv n ~ ssN~sssass
,s~~svs,s r.esi's .sssslsss sskSsw SsstMs -.
esd ssssAs<. a ~, fsrNSs aesis.t u~rsss
Whist late es fs~ les " ss'd dstf'st a~tsssea
sssrs.sss.s tssss,s = asa IA ps~tA sissp y
e.sss ~ thai tsrrs-- ,Ss aaik.t,fsu Stss.y
(Dsvs Nseee ihsSs cell sttse~ ts the s~.,,.s.
z, c~l MfJ wrs .ei sw t,t0 the TesS cksas
OMs~ = pp~,et 70 The ~ M~sasy ~ tehsa.
s,y sest fsss 10 .sisss AM ssiii 4 s'eicsh
. n:ssy y. !, r'~ - .a,' ia asyet ssrt.nssr
> s..,s. B H ss...s. co"ns'sp".,
CON NissiOx Gas NOTICE.
wEthe sabsesibers s-,ps appointed ~
TIE lion. Probate Cost for the a,sistt, 81
Fs'fyh We n. rom hs,ssioa~fi ,,sees,se.exsB,n~
end sdius, all els,ms pdde ms nd.of ali PEE.
ss,sns aya,sst the estate NJ fhd,r spslid,n,
late al taA lei. NJ ssid district s~crse~d. up.
r~~eated ,psetse nj awa t,a M aihp fsvW the
J'sh day st Jase, trsS, beings Ito ed by said
s"artf" thks Fssye,ke, W. do therefore he,e.
ny give ust,ct that We will at,-sd 10 ,hs Sa.
sinrs- ef orr "a sp"",p ssas vi sttbs dwell
l,ar touse ~ tine dccess.-d IN tsx lst op tho
last W~d.~ sslmvs of s~pi-ea~S a. 4 Or,.itI
Ne II fr-,m Z a lock until 30 elock. Z. ~ on
zach Of said DAYS.
dated az tsalr,, III. leah day ~ Iuly
lisa. ~
SILAs REED, c..
surLp6x Enosrrox com~'si'"s
NEW (. ACES, aOiDEw iES,
vE1IS AZ.
lust reed q, The u~s uaica . lster ID.
- d't,cn RI Lacfs, coltass, Wells, Edf,uEs,
fnsesusgs, &c.
Bishop and Vieinra Lawns, plain and sgd
SWISS aud iIcok Muslins, for ~hae dresses,
&< for sale al the very iowr-, igurr.
CHAS hurt j. son.
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cas,Icton, Sept. 'H. 1872.

NOTICE
Il hereby gwen that an arpi'eat'o" will
10 made TO the nest General Assc,nbly Of
the State Of Vcsmo ~ For chatter fof =
Plank r osd IRON wrs, au,ldnd TO East aut-
land. With branches to M~ndcn, Ch,ttendep .,
Pa,sfssd and Clarendon eps'ngs. - may be
desired. ~. -s. 49, - OF"
Rutland, Sect. II, tea9 6
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NOTyoH 5sgs
rs hereb y given that application will hc
made 10 the General assembly "f this
State, for charter for SAVINGS BAsK To
be- located At Cs.tleton ~ the County Of Rut.
land. .-'...
August n, isj2
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-07-16
Veto

Her Brittanic Majesty, Queen Vic
toria, has vetoed the Liquor Bill,
passed by the Legislature of New
Brunswiek, because of its stringeney-
because it restricts the liberty of her
subjects.
Wise Queen, that! We hope our
friends in the Province of New Bruins.
wick will enforce the Law, regardless
of this impudent veto of their wishes.
What right has she to Judge what is
good for her subjects three thousand
miles from her? The only liberty
that it can possibly restrict, is the
shipment of immense quantities Of the
damnable stuff from the mother coun.
try. This, we imagine, is the secret
of this veto.
This government is remarkable for
its regard for the liberty Of its sub
iects, and the rest Of mankind. All
remember the cruel and bloody war
wagod upon the Chinese, in which
thousands of them were killed; and
all Tor the purpose of introducing the
opium trade into that country, by
which an immense revenue accrues to
the British Government. The effect
of which is 100000 Chinese meet a
horrible death year after year, by the
opium thus sent into their country
Nowonder, then, Queen Victoria should
veto bill that has the effect Of moral,
izing her people and diminishing her
Golfers.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-07-16
Rascally.

The successful operation of the
Maine Law in the city of Boston
has been defeated by the Common
Council, by an unheard of piece of
rascality and villiany. The law, as
passed by the Legislature, requires all
writs of arrests and seizure of liquors,
to be served by the Marshal of the
city, or his Deputies. Here was a
loop.hole through which these friends
of the rum traffic could crawl. The
Board met as soon as possible, and
abolished the office Of City Marshal !
The liquor law will be a nullity, until
the election of another Council, by
the people, when they willremedy the
vii Every member of Council who
participated in this outrageous affair,
should have his ears cropped, and be
sentenced to five years Imprisonment
in the State prison, at hard labor.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-07-16
The Dollar weekly Times.

We have just been shown a speci-
men Of the new and enlarged Dollar
Weekly Times, the Prospectus of
which was published in our last num-
Der. From our knowledge of the en-
terprising publisher, we expected
something nice, and were only disap-
pointed in finding our expectations
more than realised. 1t is a most beau
tiful sheet, and is far superior to any
weekly newspaper published in the
West, and better in many respects
than some of the large two dollar
sheets that hail from the East. The
pictorial head is most exquisite de,
sign, and, in fact, the whole arrange
ment of the paper is at once neat and
beautiful. The type which is used is
of the latest London style, and was
got up expressly for the Dollar Pimes,
by the Cincinnati Type Foundry, and
is the first time it has been used in a
weekly newspaper. One particular
beauty of it is, that the face of the
type is clear and distinct, and at the
same time small and pretty, so that,
at least, one.third more matter is given
in the same space that type of older
patterns would take; consequently the
readers of the Times will get, at least,
one-fourth more matter for their dol.
lar, than any other paper of the same
size and price would be able to give,
unless they used type of the same
description.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-07-16
Constitutions.

We have before stated that we are
prepared to print Constitutions and
Bylaws for Divisions, neater than
ever before printed. This is fact
admitted by all who see them. Hear
what our friends in New Paris, o., say
of them
Mr.. CALEB CLARK-Brotbcr En-.
closed yon will find the sum Of S70C
in payment for the Constitutions
would say that they have been re-
ceived, and render ample satisfaction
and l, in connection with the rest OF
the Brethren, tender our sincere thanks
for the neat and workman-like man
ner in which they are gotten up
Yours in L. P. and F.
J. G. SMITH, R. s
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RThe present number closes tho

~T The present number closes the
first half of volume l. of the Organ.
From the issuing of the first number
to the present time, the Organ has been
sent to its patrons, regularly each week
during the past six months, oo'tho"t a
solitary exception !
This is something to brag upon ;
Tor, during the past five or SIX years,
such a lentgth of time has not elapse
without a suspension. We have our
friends and the temperance public who
rallied to our support, to thank for
this. When we commenced the enter
prise, we determined to put the Organ
through" for one year, regardless Of
the loss that our warmest friends said
would follow its publication. We have
done so thus far, and we shall keep
our word. But we do not anticipate
losing money, neither do we expect to
realize fortune. All We receive for
the Organ, shall go towards max
ing it still more worthy Of the exten'
sive patronage it now receives.
This would be a good time for the
many warm and devoted friends O
the cause, who are groping their way
through darkness, to commence read
ing the Organ. Dispel the gloom thai
surrounds you, friends-let in the light
upon your benigthed souls-read the
Organ, that you may know how and
where to strike effectively. Send in
your names ! We have still little
more room in the " Organ Book. -
Remember, the beautiful Illustration
Of the Maine Liquor Law, that is now
admired by thousands Of the friends
of temperance in Ohio and Indiana,
will be sent free Of cost to all new sub
scribers.