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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-31
important Law Cnse.

sreaal DiyotA 70 The \. Y Tobrnes
CCOPERsTOWE Tuesday Aug % 1853
In he United States Circu. Court before Judge Nelson
Tho argrm in the of Howard & Co Of Buffalo
Cgenst Forbush Co. for violation OF letters patent for
ketchums Moving and Reaping Machine has just been
concluded. II. V. sOper OF Batavia. solicitor w. p N
Fitzgerald OF Washington, George Clifford Of New York.
counsel for compliments Messrs Rogers and Bowen Of
Butfilo eoun.e. for eenlan's
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The Boston H,Jad wants the Maine Law repealed,
because tie Rumsellers are selling worse liquor under
it than formerly If that be the fact. we should con-
slider it good for increasing the penalty rather
than for repeating the law
Ii has been stoutly asserted that the Rum Traffic
hes grown and fourished in Boston under the Maine
Law Tie Hraid virtually admits the untruth of this,
in tie following paragraph:
Tie taste for drinking has undergone quite change.
Except in the very lowest grogcer there hqs ban some
uhof Of falling OF he reali trqfc ardent sPisfi
But his much more than counerhaancci blythe folma-
ton Of clubs ana the reunions at dwelling house, where
LIQUOR j. tho chief attraction.
That is 10 say-ilere is less liquor sold in places
where every ore can zee what goes but then there
is more drank in secret which the public cannot know
ANYTHING about This is neither reasonable prcba-
he WY should men conceal their vices where no
ore threatens to prosecute them that is unless the
lew eNerts a genuine restraining influence, which we
presune is the truth.
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Yelle,. .vsr q N....orlean,-Te1a. ELECTION.

BALTIMORE. Taesdsy Ana. 3D. 1861
Now OH u papers Of "wednesday last are received.
They PEEK h pciully of a i hi decline Of fever.
Among The deaths ro.ice tie foi. wing Elsha T.
Marian Of Mass Cornelius ConrcT'bf Westmoreand Pa;
Vigil Nor Of New Yo-k DaH.ci Church OF tie firm Of
Douglass & Co, Of Bo-ton.
Dates rom Texas to the 9h render certain the elscon
4 Peace a. Covcrncr Gov Bel eecies to Congress by
z ovCITyeim.ng sioritv.
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Tie tEicH Is def, nding itself vigorously and We
think successfully against the charges of FreeSo and
Addition We trust il viii hereafter eyince more
charitable spirit toward others who may happen to be
sui jected 10 cauminous imputations Why. even The
TIrEe Las been accused OF the identical heresies now
CHARGED upcn the organ vixen nobody was ever more
devoted 10 glorious Union AID all that except
those y no are better paid for IT,
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The Yellow Fever New Orleans. S-c,

NEW-URLEANs A1g =, 115l
Tie total numter Of ntoreIis in this city during the past
week were ses Of which 49, were from Yellow Fever
The steamship Falcon arrived here yesterday from Aspn
wcn with the Calorna mails and passengers Of the lst
August.
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Yellow Fever at hatcher.

NLW-ORLEASs. Monday, A1r q 10.
Accours fIcm Nrchez state TIA: le greatest alarm
prevailing there and moro than half Of tie inhabitants had
left he ely in Consequence of Tie rayagas Of the Yellow
Fever None of the authorities had left Quarantine was
L. lon-er enhrecd.
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railroad Collision .

SARATOGA Tue day Ar a, -,
collision took place last night the Scheps.s.s "a
ssretoga Railroad fourteen rn'lts from ssr,,o-.
fr,nsn nearly Killed and i is supposed "a,
cover A gentleman from New Hampshire wa, -
injured and msny others received injuries and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-31

re- Eleventh Ward-J sENIER. 81 Avenue d Z heneeiorth
the authorized The Tribune IL this Ward PersJn VINO
deprived Of the PAPER n consequence o. ne an
and I'll others who wish Il VIII Please ssIo Ine
nnnn1s 10 lin % atore leave them q ths ofhce.
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Nrm'91ork Daily Gribn'1s'
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 81. 1853.

ryPersons wanting The T,eue ZEN .; the .e,ashe % ~
"a 4 - thSosh Post-oee Price ~ cents week-psya-
:. L. (fIr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-31

JLIl md ItICIHi! "a!
The progress Of The Maine Liquor Law is indeed mar
Or SAFE rer another has ad lptcd H. and the people
hive C. me Up in mass to Is support In every State IN me
Tn:onts sehated. In every State there are men, ana
not few resolved 20 live under IFS guardian y
I'm ftf,r'nation has fixed itself IN the hearts OF many
m eyerv quaior # tie LAID to procure the enactment OF
fh.s Maine Liquor Law--or Of something equivalent IN
i,Lv1rd here Eyt where legislatures have been elect
al with an express view It's repeal they have refused to
touch IT, or Il ey have taken it mp, has been only 10
zeal L with more stringent enactmenis
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s.d sr lac Now. CTIcan. suerers from Pittsburgh.

FITIsBTHOH. TIfsdaF. AHrsIf 81 I'D
The surn OF 5000 hes been contributed in this city
aid of The sufferers at New OrleGn- and transmitted TO h
Howard Association. Collections still being made an'
the sum VII probably reach $4,000.
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CINCINNATI T1eslay, Aaa y Is54
The New Orleans Relief Committee report the total con
t uons here 10 be $1,000 beside $4,000 sent through
Free Msscns ard o;hers
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We, c,owr,e 1, yrKeIslA-we have cfien urged u 2

Woo, crowrse IN vikGIsn-we have often urged IN
vi,a r.orle TO rai-e more sheep and finer sheep we
lave rcd 20 prove TO them that il was ono OF inc e'
s,,e. IN the Union for profitable growing OF hne WOOL
The editor Of The Richmond Vhig urges lno sau1o
Firr The Merino sheep he saws hoiFish's ~ 49,
h.7e The s,srle taken from Merino tha' mas oe IT, H.
,hree wears Is W. Ri ten cents more Than thai 'aNJ ~
. ~ .s1oe sle.p while in Vermont. IL - long ana
a srd H. sb,ep are more hardy than others-ahd arc p
. cuI;sriv sdsr.sd to our climate. -.
Wcol Growing Is destined to become greS ouSlu, =
in yirginis-snd it viii be well for farmers 10 sulfS
thens. ives in the start with the very best breeds
The Le-islurg CtroHiee has an article upon inc sA'0
Iiect Of;he Cotswol ard Merino the editor says
7, would he wei for our farmers to Try 6oth pes
until thcv satisfy themselves. We are sa>ne thn. ne
! no country better adapted 10 the successful
wool than Neicrn Virginia |; has proven 10 ~ P Phi
ailo business in Vermont, and We are convinced Vii
Nh III rr,rer attention be profitable mere "n
not s. me If orr large land hcliers Try the eAperi
Thousands Of focks might be cropping the efass
Drovs so ntaneously 50 luXurianty upon our noua
s;les which are now totally useless Tie neodous
ard % nile trkrrg # the sheep bell should oe hea az.
the rortve gamhols al innocent lambs be Witnessed '
every mountain slope.
Take care Messls. Editors. Where Is Virginia conser
yatism and abstractionism Make that State wool grow
inc State and you viii abolish slavery Slaves are not '
cun,ed for pastoral e that they are not SO necessary
,s tlev are in miasma,ic rice swamps
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To CORRESPONDENTS

,,.,es can taken Comm sron "hateveI
nn9ed for be sDthentcsted By the name ana
writernOt 1ecssariy ioF puDiceton D3' -
rrarsrfee of his good faith.
We urlertsls 70 return rejected Communications
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Not ONE WOMAN.

There was a discussion Of the Maine Law al Colum-
bus Ohio. On the oath inst letween DR.. CHARLES
JEwEIT If Mass in favor Of and Mr.. G. J. BEEBE Of
ills State sgninst il. They began at 10 y and
sroke hour and hour about till 7 NJ saving hour
internssion for dinner When they had concluded a
vote was taken by dividing the audience, and each par
~ claim 70 Lave had tie largest number. We pre-.
sumo they were in fact very evenly balanced Colun-
bus is full Of um-holes. and large portion of tie Rum
champions were Germans. many OF whom were doubt
less isrc,ant of the language wherein tie debate
CONDUCTED Tut unharpy able to translate Whisky and
Lager Bier with perfec. facility.
As soon as The debate oyGr. tie Rum party dis
FETCHED tie following bulletin On the wings Of the light
Ming to every part of the country:
Maine law Discussion.
COLUMBUS. Ne1nssdcy. Aus 3 is5l
The Maine Law was discussed here today by DIR.
.ewotf OF Massachusetts, IN favor Of the law. and q j.
Beebe of Middetown, in opposition. Several thousand
peorle were in attendance and The Mann LGr folks
b0oy roEfcd rofS al the close resHlted majority OF
fATof 10 one ogaiasf tsem
We said nothing, but printed the dispatch, large as
life We did hope that some Of the Rum folks would
believe IT, and so be induced to propose ike discussions
in Other localities but they To BE- too old for that
so there is no use in keeping shady any longer.
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soufhern 1IeIl Fanure.

BALTIMORE IaeltlF. IA. y Is.
We have 70 nal south Of Petersburgh this morning
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Tie Semi Annual Term of the Troy Conference Academy
commenced on the Goth with full corps Of teachers ana
ov,rfowinc rooms Il il in al points excellent school
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@os>ef ns P1>-we take notice Of sDopyous 9n,h
bu. and a5deas That we may Dc aeo
rev are real and your questions shall Be answered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-31

The Europa sailed from Halifax with clear calm
weather at III o'clock on Monday night for Boston
where she will be due about o'clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-31

DTMoCRATIc HARMoNY At BUFFALO.-The Buffalo
Mcprg E1Jnss of The Goth inst. thus describes the
efforts at harmony in that city al the primary meet
ines to send Delegates 20 Syracuse
DEMocKsTIc CAUcussEs-A HARNoSi0Us ROw-BREAK-
Iyo Up ~ BALLOT BoxEs BY GOvERSNEST OFFICIALS
On Saturday afternoon last the Democratic party
vlo wCe never harmonious they soy-held their eau
curse u til city to Upqoni Delegates 10 the District Con
yCIticn Il exciting tine for the democracy and
Interesting time for the outsiders Il had been given
list the power OF place was to override the people pub
ECly aLG az exhibition novel in free country called
tccefer large number Of spectators. The meetings
lasted or erel h0urs, and from the rs moment 70 the
lat the score resouied noessan struggle betweenthe
government ofcis- and the people. The Custom House
End Pot Cce attempted to control the public voice and
q TCCy'e maIfuy RESTED tie ercrOGchmeuts Of the
raj 81 POWER Il q dsgraceful attempt to PIT down
tie POPULAR voice by the power Of Office and prnder. j.
was coanty and succC sfuy resisted. and tho Custom
HOuse and Pest Office put 10 Tout. Ia d : nth " aEj
0foflt Of tie -liou>e-aD lnnector We beleve-
II Tonelf Of phrenzy occssoned BY tn prospect Of in
evt,ie seat seizef tie ballot bov. ard dashed il 70
pieces cstrerrg the Of the people and violating the
ON decencies Of e ty conduct alike digrceef and
urwiul 1Ls opeIs another chapter in the hsory Of the
le.rucricus dC moclscv of the state Of NewIOrG
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Business Notices.

I..sx having issued the Fall Fashion
s invite s' sss snh pt tSs Ss Of the
sss lss IA. ~keS so a.a. IOs e yas
:set .rss''eIR sssssIy fSsss chAa~. opposite
cshsnsssss<s and cor Chatham and Pearlsls ;, :,
~, Macu6cis nj s. the and as cheap as our.
w m s Of H, fySg ss TO Se ssI% ss ~ i Ss
be particular about Has sna IN. '' az y,on ~ re-
n%Sss sI' l ." spiy -Four Doli.r,.
f;rsrrrxsss HArs FALL SrYLEs-BiRD, cor Pine
ssS ss % h s e. Hs. vii
Cd % Inet.psr ss I Az sssfsese we offer our h
fol- eonleeiss H'' "'' BlED cor Pine and ssa'aas;s
CaFFrrses-PITERsos n HuxpHsEY, NO. o ".S
Bsosaws, received and openas sI s sonDs
sed csIge9.. IP9T.sa sIp Pr. yrDs M.dson
.sd Lsn..espe B0rS.I sss AID cape
I'D ofese.Ps. oSs on tie raos,
20 pa,is;sn Plsids bo;h Silk and Wofsied, OF ere
I've m been opeDsd BY HircHeccS LEApss w
70 ~ i,:seS az Kew fs Goods % be fyanl As
brsess s.ss Tfsreh MeIaoes DE Laineh Ca"''s'' fs'
r., rt.. motto Of the Marquis Of Anosndae - MIG
sIs m p,fr,re" other words Never behind me hs CP
e. ". ~. 10 oder .ad . n
a.,tsndt runc,oally .s'ts4f through the Pos'cs
~ Couufry Merchants should not fail 20 embrace
49,, ssSes Gait Comics Lace and Musn clriiins In tair
rocf q soocs Tire demand of ~indow deeo,ai'5,
400 no 81 Rssd a. are re 2leFa manufacturers ana p''''
snd oncT gIss. iadccentnif &c the.
W,,pw ssAprs-G. X. KKEK d Co, No I3l
'f old trabsled window Shade Naauiaciory fcr
,nes elerreo artistic arHsenn. and extensive variety iAsh
80 vii he foan Unsurpassed the country over
p.tytru srrAwBTgRIEs The new Supplement Cat
.los N ees shuls plants for 1885 sad 1851 copi The
ehe col fction Of saWJerds IN the Union and incding
,.,v 10 olstabie eswherc wall be sen; 70 iopsd app an
who iDcse samIs ll@ a ne b. se o1 ~ Rz ,
or Roo, and r. onies w X fKisck q 20. f.l--N< ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. beds painted nov VIII
t,y srpdsr neat spring rsaay nearly hundred
s,.s Is os' comp etc collection IN me ne ndng 9aJ
~ v large nd niy received from Europe De
,,Ive priced es.sogses e Plants careay packet lo sqy
II w,TsOr Old Colony Nurseries. plymouth Mas
SESSION LAWS Io53 The only authorized edition OF
..Iv ~ NevYok for 1893 feady in two three dys Price
Si !" fe'-""' BAnss corLp 4 Co. No. l4i NsUiu-s.
tY FowLEns & WELLS Phrenoogsis and Publish
ga Clinton Hall No. 13l NnEtustr New-iork
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ru,sn M.cuxrs-Haying completed the eyteI

sion Of the building containing NewYok oce aui having
rooms to manufaeuTng we have once
lrd wall :" and 81 boigh
.the ery h bay SINGERS mimi able Sewing N
ehnes We are esd supply al nqurs the reduced Of
HI0O The reputation Of these Machines for pcfeo; wO.G IN oil
Lrsnehes OF napuicture Is trump snily esisbshed
I A 40 BrOaiyay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-31

The TrMFFRASCE WOMEN CF ONO viii hold a
State Convention at Dayton on tie 2lst Of September
the dsy On which the SITE Fair opens at tia. Place
Tie Temperance Women OF Hamilton County (Cincin-
nstl wiz hold Mas Convection q; Carthage on the
L. i
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pevE CHAFs Of this City Is engaged to deliver sew

these errangenents viii not We presume preyea. hi
preaehins to bis congregation rexi Sunday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-31

few doors Tbune1he subscriber would iu1 she
whole mankind land womanknd that he keeps
strictly Maine Eating House Meats Of kinds cents
plate Pudding and Pies cents plates Coffee oa o. Cocos
Scents CUP. JOBN = SAvERy, No. - Spruce g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-31

Gov Cobb Of Georgia has yet accepted the mission
| 10 France
No be hain't-for the same reason that jack had
fur not eating his supper.
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y ,,,,..x.s Ixppov,n W,upryr.-Being the

IN we'd tre ssnds frs in The list Of medicines for go
kot day delighted subject Of the wide
,i,e come ke Piglm its shrine tho devotion sud
value and efficacy l. has become
a. Is III unve,sal atrac with those who have teed is
a,s m ehausps gray original color and mpir ng 20
sne new ero,h OF wasted and decnyed locks Od
s s old ma s Young maids black. blue, white
and hold close IN eTcOuTss win
- 20 sd infllhle Medicine" which by B aismanic charms
,soyes IN lie persisted onamen's Of their youth IN
hesfy AZ 10 be obtained the Depot NO ~
..... he r-..-a a.A IeLilmr-. gemnIAly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-31

MERCHANTS AND OTHERS DESIRING To aDNkRfiSE-
p.rsfn hlrr 10 Advhe WALToNs NExNOSr REeisER for
Isl az, notified that s ~ PETrfSGILL Co. l2 Nossa New
York and 10 Safest Boston. The caiy aaiori s Tor rcce
wing advertisements The object 4 this notice IS 20 prevent frauds
adv eisels
Morfrclitr, Aus g. 1888 r. T. WALTON \ SON
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DRAWING 70 CLos Cooa nsn's aIu innings n,p
aud that abort time hence shady bower- col sbys a..
ard life, wl
Whic we have Hoboken Ia s holiday garments let as en-
ioy A Les ~ 20 there daily II possible.
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tY FowLrns & WELLS, Phrenoogis,s and Pd5l
- Crn,on Hall No 18l Nnfetust. Eow-iork.
-I.,,..r, s.,AMA,DrR SArEs-(iAYLEK's PArENT

DffhNCt oALA"AsD = - - 50 st.to.
Of The sboye celebrated SAFES end OoYf lapene 'e A-
Tetshe safes and Locks combined IN tine ORD DpYi
10 pesrt one below Madon-lare formerly 80 Joln@t
Ptso.FopTrs Visitors 20 the Crystal Palace viii
IL eogr,e BE- teted BY ;he splendid Pno Fores
* and persons about 70 pure base VI 10 wen
A. ,s A. their. No 4g Broadway a1d eXaine 'H
Isstf ssor.ntDi Of PIANO. Of g. 10 y ocyes which Tor ba
a. and Quality Of wOTk and materials cannot be eXceld by
ostet
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

Tis fas- iat faaf b. ltisfrasisf esfs ht lflf. a.
ts5sctHt ttr esiicafs - to Nsst hnss. 49, a. 3 h
lsf fhs hf. tt.ia, ea-s 90 tius frrun 30 udifta
uai 10 ,ss~ Hsgat n Nsa HsreR. - ussaaiaed s,fas
go hsar. be fsr- NJ g. c.. y bon alaat p
,sats "a t-d tils faia snt tsr s~riiinE 81 BE
ris sls ts urrt r.ifsiffs Aht airfrssca u siss.
iiisaui raif go alali tiW uEe 81 -, visn hff ta+
sfsssfd fafaif asa tets raifruisb IsaiHiui tiF
Consulted nf b Nansgsu ana rfsakitst ~ So We
ers sad niany tiiiurs ~sfr used. bat the dissass
.frfft.sod atths 49, - 90 b. lAi sirbi Ah~rr-"a
90 ths ssst diaftarEius, sHi thfse HrHn 1n ~
elslniast- sad ihfss iiis bags NJ. & tndiur u.t
tine So les di snituurd 3D., aud Ill eiu Trniri.it'
~ aiant YEAR. . tsn, 10 irif BE- irN - uub W
stath iafuift ifasu issr issaa she bad ~ rorats
t.su ~ tsrtnt .rffuls ~. 4 uas tif B., hini, i
he q ~ b.. aieils,ns hs wu'iia tarnish hu
saune 81 ls tins lif eauasarea tha u'rsitciss b.
~as euihfisied veal aud laHrnid. W. - h"cn 90
abls D. iahH hil e. muufhs Two tunstf- y sfr
d. hsrrsf ifrtn ho nrsk The nnaiencd tumufs ir-s
end in sisf AHt fuf sefks trtifn he tiuss Do
rumlucnrsd the 0 itis nrisint, he fvsutnrd BE-
ishtsfs. fht. urritatn NJ was r.ntnutH ufh benefit
sna hs 80. tied isaF t-ahd. thHt io ntehi i.ssi,s,
80 asafe q iiis uiraictnr aHd - usfhs continued
o. tale " ta tnffiurf fhaf ~ Iisuf ~ Nis L
Reese. Mr. 4 triurusa 20 sew uaNea, aud, ui' se,i
if.n his tusuhlesttuf diarasr f1fi o. all ptfii ins
aHd r.utiBued ~ri ~ two ,c-f-, rhrn, tr'in .Vv'
saerttpz a sriitiHf ~ W.=i 49, ifi-iaced ff'ltss
us Ives was caii,a. sud - thc h,ns ~ rsUtsa
fftai The Rosh Res medicine, arain advised IT, uas
A. e. nov i~ft, asp gcsFs ola, cfyois tiluisAis
health b.. nerk tyinrtnr tiss stef, OF a.. diFasr
aud tho .uecrss ni the rrnca'- TIE ahNe rase u
ribii.hsa In wofk hl y. 4. ~ lef, ~. u. ct Nc~
navun, Gem. wv
4. ntRT A SOY. and n .. SPENCE n. Rutisisd
saa IiSCoMH psGpOb. V,uffr EuiiaH,i, uipaie
sale aud HrIai Agents. Nlsa, ~ Druggist Ahd tHtn
~ Merchants scurrait,, ohric painPhicl m'y be
had tfsus.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

Ran RoAp CoLIlstoN.---A serious
collision occurred GA the Schenectady and
Saratoga Rail Road on Monday evening
between aud . o'clock. a passenger
train with several cars was met on a
curve bt1wecn Ballsion and Science
tady by a Locomotive running alone,
aud the result was collision which al
most ruined both locomotives and broke
the legs OF one OF the 6rcmen, named
Oslrander. Tie passengers sustained
no injury, but were Of course greatly
alarmed, many of the ladies hinling,
and others becoming frantic. Where
the blame was We are not advised.
O.irander lies in dangerous condition ;
and it is said be cannot survive Troy
Wing.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

SPtRIrUALIsa- ANorHER NicTIN. -
One Of the mos' higl,ly educated young la
dies at Blllsion Spa, has jus, become u raw
ing maniac, and is destined, We fear, 10 end
her days IN a mad house. She has been
Tor some months what Is termed a "mcdiun,"
and though possessing more brains and
more finished education than any, or all of
the other "mediums" at Balston Spa com
bined, yet her intellect has been the lirst
TO give way, and she has become maniac
through the cursed influence of So called
"spintuallsm." She II continually ravinr
about Spirits alleging that "e,il spirits"
have seized hold Of her, aud cn,rcatng her
parents to cease believing IN ''spiriiullism",
&c, &c. We understand from those who
have visited her, that il is mos, plliahle
sight Ia witness her insane rawlings .-lSa-
ra,ogn Republican. Aug. ~.
Tho rspping, table moving mania has
fiourshed greatly at Blllston for some time
past. 4 doctor from Connecticut has
been the chef medium, seer, and comman-
der-in-generul of the spirits, Under his
direction, search has been IN progress for
months past tor spring, which the "spir-
It's" had promised should b. found. The
result of the search * deep hole filled
with muddy water, and around which the
"hcllcycrs' assemble, like Atncheih's witch
cs abou, the canldron. l. there to be no
emil 10 tbs weak, and wicked iniposturc:
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

How TO Day PEAcHrs.-Thc following
Is recommended BY the New England
FdrmfF.-
Take those Of the best quality, Just as
they are rPc enough 10 eat, balye them,
rcmoyc the stones, and sprinkle over them
IN the hollow from which the pa was taken,
a lutte nicc sugar dry them IN a brick
oven after the bread &c, l. Withdrawn
They are far better than when dried IN
the sun, rcgaining ule'r aroma and flavor,
and besides are totally free from Insects
Prepared IN this way, from peaches fully
npc, they need no cooking, but are simply
soaked out m cold water All the sugar
they require ranging Of course with the
variety is added while drying Peaches
thus dnsd and prepared, are only iutenor
Ia thu fresh iniI,, Of which they retain the
favor m a remarkable degree. II you pFe-
fer, take thcm nd quite 80 nPe, and peel
the fruii, bu; the favor . NJ, quite 90 good
as when fully npe, and ia disaipated more
IN the prs-ress Of drying.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02


We understand that Ex-Presidcnt Van
Buren, has made arrangements 10 spend the
coming winter in Switzerland.
This morning, about o'clock, the cx-
press train was thrown from the track
about one mile this side Of Patterson \. J.
No one was injured.
Mrs Marin +. Campbell, wife ofWm. II.
Campbell ono 81 the Justices of the SUPERB
or Court, died tins morning IN the 3sth year
of her age. She was sister Of Hon. Samuel
Starkweathor.
Calder, the Sco,chman, charged with for
gerry and claimed by the British Govern
ucnt under the Ashburton Treaty, wac this
morning discharged by Judge Edmonds be
having decided tina, the Testimony was not
suificien, to sustain the complaint and that
he could moi hold him for the purpose of re-
Chewing other testimony from England.