davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

THE GOVERNMENT AND THE CORN TRADE FINANCIAL
kuMoRs OF OFFICIAL EMBARR ASsMENT-THE NEW
TRANSATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY AGAIN
NJ. LEpRU RoILIN--TuE PARIS CoSsTITUrI0EEL's
OPINION UPeN THE KosZTA DIFFICULTY, ETC.,
ETC., ETC.
The ktcular position Of the ysin trade yet occupied
the chief shaIe Of public attention. Go the hand 1t
was asrted that the inter ference of the had
importers 70 reAe their purchases and
NJ and their orders In America; the otbsr
bard tie Maier contra the abatement that the
Is oispo cd make purcha Of Far
fItm cppo ing the regular OF oommsrcs, (saya
that jour the interfese only to sssist
by general ana equitable measures which sscures its
hbs and the security Of It's operators and which Pc
rsoe the Importation u grain aud Its disriouuon
thIcu bout the CO unity.
cscee had been publists I'd ordering that oil French
foreign els loaded wholly with grain, breedstun
ricc Y0rstoes dried vegetables, ths pass on all the
rivers ais free from al navigation dues from THIS
date the 3bt d. cembtr next Another decree 10 PAD
hsbed granting to tho railway compasies that snau
lower their tariffs for na transport OF grain bresostuu
potatoes from this date to the 3st Dscember, povsr
10 rse them after that date within the limits OF the
axiiDu authorized b. their books Of charges without
| waiting for che delays stipulated therein
| rumsf haA been gaining ground that the yovsxnmen
was tcout 20 negotiate O loan on 300 O03 80 francs
| 1bis ruDor Gas ipdsstfousiy used on tne stock OF
csree bot this better lnfosmsd declare chat thsrs Ia n
huth 10 II at present.
/ Of acete2sAs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

THE RECENT KARraouAY

THE RECENT EARrHQUAKE At THkBEe.
We have further details OF the recent esrthq -
Thebes. The town. rather vllsae, WAS buls party
OF stone houses, which sll new ana partly q ~
hou,ce OF weed and bricks All mere or less intar-
ed the former having been completely shaseo TO psecs
md the latter having been rendered uasnnAsasseC
fro he ALLEN ruins. The survivors were eocam -
tho open Air, M suffering from waSs on ~.
Qes In the vicinity OF Tbehse, as far a. rlas. 40
aIy srfy,,sd and enc or two houses fell st CnahA.
shicks continued for some days. .ons '" '.sss -
within tho twenty four hours
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

JONATHAN AND JOHN BULL.-However poetic an
Englsbnan may get, he ao - himself to soar
above comfort bs goes to Ninevsh II ia in compauy
wish q hemrer Of bot led ale. Meet him the Great
PyIsmid, and it viii be behind mug Of black tss and
ice ash Of sand alches John allows hts
Of the aDoisnts to do injury to himself Should he
explore the internal arrangements AZ Etna 1t would be-
with thIe pockets filed with crackers and cheese and
With Lor don porter John dife:s rad caly from jena
than Let the former meet nativs Ia the Great Desert
and the first thing he would irque for would the
ntsreet hotel The first thing Jonathan would ask for
would bs The latest from York and sWhst IL going
on in Bostb 9 p" friend Of ours met Eogish
man and sn American cliff the Falls Of ST.
Arthtny The former was bbir little a and af while
ire latter going It blind the NEW YORK HERALD
John do nothing till he eats ~hie Jonathan
cmrcs till he has imbibed the lstest newly Y. Dutch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

wopr TRoUBy,ES.

., ,.....,,,g 1, IA stated that the trsztaas 60
,.n % ~. fr All sal sect Of BATHS. who soue uo
49, y,swossd 70 sssa.srats the S1ah st ,asess9
rys ~ Ms;s.ty soord II nsoeeavy 10 osasrsAscs
~siir~ pnbiic prssasnaas, scoowpssAsA ~ - 80
SrsusS a. banAm 80 M psincllA eneon . -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

FALLING OF A TUNNEL ON THE BALTIMORE AND
Ono RAnAoAD. IN Monday evening intelligence was
brous hit to the Piedmont STATEN the effect tnat part
Piedmont fell to the ground with . most tremendous
c,ssh buying cath its ruins four men all oorsrs
structure In repair Three Of the were almost I'm
medately removed from ths earth Injured TO suoh
extent that their lives dangered ~htls fouvth
was billed insaptIy Should the upfortunas survivors
recover they must needs be crippled for n Soon after
the falling Of tbs inmfnae OF earth powerful, foroe
vas In OPERATION removing the ucka md earth end tbs
raa raw - that pont u SsAx II Al obssucusas, 81.
0mTe SIN, GkpC Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

DEsTRUCTIvE FIRE AT DUBUQUE, IowA.-The
Dubuque Tribune of the l4th inst fsys-It is with sin.
csre regret that have to rord the entire destruction
by FIRE this morning Of Mr. MoCures block Of frame
Stores corner seventh and Maine streets, bsdes two
tmAl frame buildings opening Maine belonging
to Mr. Ogilby Mr. Peter Wspes lost nearly his entire
stock Of furnishing goods which hs had just opened
the corner building hts loss cannot bs less than 4l0
We have lot learned the cost Of Mr. McClures block,
Nj. Oglby's loss will be almost 81 coo. Mr. wapis.'
stock II sured for IS COO and probably
We mi atbise Bost deeply with those gentlemen In
their loss and shall give further particulars week
The fire originated In the cellars Of Mr.. MoClures block
ard was doubtless the work OF an pcsndsy The alarm
given ~ O'Clock, and ct three the entire
v0< consumed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

THE GEAR REFUSES THE TURKISH NOTE.
We give the following important despatch from
ond edition Of the London Times with recommendation
to receive with caution whatever published erusy
in that rcper and immediately preceding the sailing Of
mail steamer for America:-
1t Was positively stated to day, Thursday,
Ssh. at tho Russian Embassy at Paris, that the Emperor
Of Russia had refused to accept the modification. It was
added that when the Emperor informed that tho
Porto had modified the note Of the Vienna conference
fore accepting tho observed in a tone of much modera.
tion, that he would willingly make for tbs
express purpose Of meeting the wishes Of the European
Powers but he would not humilate himself In the eyes
Of the world by submitting to propositions proceeding
direct from the Sultan.n
1t also asserted that Napoleon had stated that he
would not 60 At present. the present scarcty
food among his people.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

snsansnip company, 70 bavs ts hesdquarss ss Dspps
pose probably nothing mors vim b. heard Of TIE pre
There had been ,ome attempts At riot at Bsr hduaL
s.o ~ ons,esugnon nsar hsnnes. and at Rspessrt =
the renses- ~ own 70 thu high price Of food Tran
qpilllty had been restored.
The En- and Empress had prolonged thsir stay AZ
I<ppe. They would return TO Paris for 4 dx- ar g.
previous TO Visiting Bouosns the North e
The C6nalutsonnel contsins an article on the Ko.<
affair fon which ws gather that France Is aise "a
oefmiy the French Consul at smyrna psy thu pxrt
jsler much longer but win certainly not cessssnaass
the Gain Ct Austria to obtain Possession Of KosstAs
nei'her does Csp ain Inarshsm's condact meet with
Cafssiionneps approval The article goes to stata
ecs within the Ottoman territory s.e .hy did nok
seze h'ssu'h Having, then, right IL Ia much .
en me attempt TO carry OF Ko.zts BY pronotisg
70 the rank Of captain tho chief actor ia thss alta
Lieut. ssh.srz, Of the brig Husssr csotsin IsgrAhan,
AS Sohwsrtz although the false position In which ths
Ausrisps had pIsc ed themteves favored sshnsssS
TIE American conmandsr. IL was mt Aashssa
citizen, but n Ievou onist, that Ko defesAsA
ses'htt Au.ha by the agents Of the United 5tstss Es
Conaitshomn ks this very dangerous indeed sod
saws that lope Of the European governments will
sdmit principle OF pub 10 as, that the govern nsnt
OF the United States has the TO protect revouoa
in Europe by force of srms" Public feeling sliced With
the American captain, and took the par of Q mes
wronguy arrested neutral ground. Bat in order 70
other, and the lsrs noss hs at Wasngtsa
makes about the affair the prudence will di Sy
An impartial arbitration would send both parties out q
court As 70 koszts whas Austria had better do ~Ql
DO to give him every facility GO to America there 70
resice ~ long possible These the Constitisnss
ser tneLts
LATEST FROM MARsEILLEs.
The follosing teIegraphic despatch from MsrssiAAs
was received here Late late night, September t.
MARsE1IIHs Septsn ssr o.
The yptus brings the following Wal
The Generalin Chief 0mer Pacha, has ordered sena0
chsnges In he position OF his troops In order to
against ~hxteeer might happen.
In general tls Turks wished for war.
The answer Of Russia expected about the lssA q
Septen Der.
The attitude of Greece WAS watched BY Turkey.
Alexandra was prosperous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

THE C0LRRA IN THE PROVINCES REINFORCEHDeE
10 THE JAPANS QUADRON-GOLD DISCOVERIES.
Vienna letters state that cholera was making grsAA
iprcad In Russia especially In the Southern proinoee
DC, now on exhibition at the State Agricultural
also made its appearance at vArious5 points q the
frontier Of Eastern Gallacia.
letter from Irkut+k July 1st published in the Joa
nal de st. Petersburg, mentions the discovery 81 ssvsra1
rich gold pacers right bank Of the river Leaa ~
tween the localities where ccnfuents the Vane an4
Olekma, fail it. Thousands Of dggers thsre -
present provisions fer their being brought at high
prices, from Irkutsk In 1851 some rich dggines wsr0
iouBd near the mouth Of the river Olek na
Tho frigate Dnapa s the brig Poux had sailed nom
Consadt to reinforce the Russian squadron In che japan
teas The squadron now Ave vessels. Al arup
f 5000 men this collected 1T Irkutsk t.
tntrtlot Of Russian commerce with China via KAkta.
1t asserted that these troops destined - sp
watch on the undefsnded frontiers Of the Chinese -
mnions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23
Italy.

cArEl-hiOTS In THE HUMAN bTATES-kkCALbO
THE AUSTRIAN MINISTER FROM TURIN-POLMnp
CAL SENTENCES IN NAPLES, ETC., ETC.
The correspondence Of London paper gives some b.
sight into the ntrguss Of the Austsoa in Italy Afsse
has made advance in her Italian provinces shs IA
In fact only Of three choices either firstly to
to attach the Lombai do provinces 70 her
est BY oonstitutrg them Kingdom. with Austxiaa
Achduke a. sovereign Or thirdly to try to subvs ~
pears to be the fsvolts scheme and 1t cannot -
done openly 1t must be attempted Indirectly The ooe,s
Of French and SArcIian oe the rsAro
grade party recently held 1t Paris to devise to bet
mears Of carrying secrst against the Piedusste
governn emit At this concve 1t decided that The Ar
step must DO 70 discord aIneng the deputies IL ~
apprcs ching legislative session. ard than auosg ths
1854, majority Of either the extreme radical Of ~
extreme rstrosrnde party The result Of the rods gain
with the neigh boring Stsss while the result Of the
trgrsds emacy would Of course, BE- to subyert ths
liberties Of the people The Un,ers OF Paris AYrsnis
Of Turin, Cahoico Of Genoa Bilanca Of Mlsn, CSaza
Cdtholico of Rome, and ether journals CT the sAas
stamp, secured to the plot, and the utraosseano
.nl be every sure TO take an &C I've part Z
political movements in Piedmont ell sooa dlssloso
whether or rot there be truth in the statement
tahen the often contradced story is rspestd that Ma
znis former oosdutors among the rest Sam. had With
elected from NJ Se m the following pithy reply
TO XDrroR LONDON TIMES.
Err In letter Of your Partisan correspondent, 81
vsiby smsnatir from agent Of the Sandman pshs4
find II stated that have separated myssf from Aassf-
nj am living at is Rednor street. Chsssa In the vssZ
house with nv friend Mszzibi at werk with h. 81
ready to epghten about Italian men and things your
pondenir who to stand In great nesd OF q.
am your obeaient, A. SAFFI.
The Pedrontese papers mention that Count dAppsGv,
the Austrian Minister at Turin. had Just Quilted ~
city with un ated leave Of absence. No causs hAs aa-
spired
At Rvsenpa an attempt had been made to daate
~ hut fotfu nil Rnr&1
the had been threatened by the psspe aad
so much alarmed that he had fed into In oehe
RATS q the Roman territory excitement prsvaisa M
osenble causs Of the riots the high prcs OF feed
Part Of the Austrian garrison Of Florence bad been ssae
into the Romagra. -
Tbe Venice official Gdsate contradicts the ruUofs q
ssarctv ard aays that so large quantity Of hes
arrived a. Venice that the authorities are OF ion wsa
to kNwi It,
IN eorsnacom for tho part they took In the rsvsiss1
NJ nth MAY. lSie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURB-THB HAnr
VEST RETURNs-NO SCARCITY APPREHMI I'D, 1F<k
TIE Prnhsien Board OF Agriculture has publshed e
cusr wherein stated that there il no
whatever for approximations Of dsarth Of corn. n
official report states that the rye harvest In the provo
In Posen. Randenburg and the Rhine, ID good and =
some districts abundant that In SaxoDy, aIesa, ~
Neither PoreIana II Is mcdng; and that 1t IL enH =
westphala, Upper Pomersnia and uthuanis, wksrs
short quantities spp,ehepded The reports OF t.
wheat hsrvestMe nearly similar, but with this dr..
that in Westphalai II Is more, and In the RAin6
provinces less abundant than rye Barley returns
only complained Of In Saxony. Upper PonerAnia -
L'huanis but the other hand osts are evsry whsro
pronounced as giving thar full amount The Board -
csres that the average - such to remove Al appro
hen,ions OF so:rc and adds that existing high prees
which fears regards unfounded although In mAaF
districts the baum has died OF earlier than usus sn1
the oisease has also committed ravagss In Soma disie
principally In the province Of Prussia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23
Spa1ns
SENIOR CALDERoN DE La BARCA-THE HON. PsH1nu

Letters from Madrid state that Cadersn de 10 BARoa
was shortly expected there from Paris Tho business e
bis depsI EFT demanded his immediate preseuc~.
Ihs Madrid correspondent Of the LOndon AorW&A1
Chronicle witpg Of da LIST Instant says that the
toD as 10 the reception reception Of Mr. 5ou -
Minister OF the United States had been much sgtsed q
the Spanish COURT snd the recent accounts Of his pre-
ceediDgs had been much commented IL was bsAevoa
that the Spahuh government would offer objsotoa
70 his reception American envoy but any passaas -
his acd ON his credentials founA
fault with, 1t vii be aezed opportunity to disnAa
him. Mr. soul6, the writer adds WILL at best, and ~
position difficult enc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

The Austrian government mad just published ohoaaa
report the result of the harvest Tho crops wsro
satisfactory in the Tyrol and Upper Austria iddHSg
CasnioA ard Aust Ian SlesA good Moravia and Babo
viIa and very fair in the Duchy OF Crsoow. The ~
ports from Hungary. Galo'A Trsnsylvsna, LombAroH,
sld other parts Of the empire, had not been reesdve
abundant could wished the result Was satfsfaotaeY.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-14

There ARE a great many people IN
the world who are forever buying ar
licles they don't want, because, NJ they
say, the things "are 40 cheap" Tho
lndics---wo beg their pardons for speak.
ing plainly particularly liable to
this weakness. n, in shopping, they
see n ribbon they think bargain, out
comes their purse. II they 20 10 a
cabinet makers to purchase beds,ead,
and chance 10 find there el,eap bureau.
they cannot resist llie temptation 10 have
the latter also. In a similar way they
buy dresses that they DO not want fan
~ articles that are useless 10 them even
for ornament cutlery, china, cut glass,
and other household nri,cies---.ana all
because the thing. " nrr 40 cheap" An
auction Is sort Of holiday for such la
dies They hork 10 sales Of this dc.-
cripiipn. like cross io corn6eld, and
are quite rs clamorOus when there ioT
they religiously believe, that, whatever
is purchased ut auction, cannot but be
cheap In time, the d~elings ~ these
good creatures become mere magazines
oi lumber. like the Old Cuub4iiy shop.
0r the hoa.c of Crook of Immortal
memory. The passion TO buy cheap
tbing. can rarely with such Iadle. he
curiBed VAIN is il 10 tell ihsfn llu.i
anything is dear. which one does NOD
want they answer that ut wiii come
into play some time = and % they 60
oa 10 tho end u The chapter spending
lhe money u their husbands ADD illing
their hotsr, ~lih bnrak -si,,a kHlsk-
knnels. Many a man, alas ha. learn
81 30 sigl al tlir phrase. "li's 80 cheap"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-14

plsc,,l u - ms lssl,i. aui thcn Sudden
u changing my ieno, and nsiuv ,tum
The table. .aid Now lhra, Sknpcr.
ALA. lin'wn, ha,, 10 inf,tm ,ou ,ha,
J asa q detective p,l,cy eth,rf, ani ,ou
are NV puancr
'rcbcr prisoner slioai,,d ~, ~.
tonnird man, ~ be- lcsfyel to his h,ct,
whai arr you taking OF 4 will tell
you icm hrn,her.in.law employed
yuu to Discount the poir nov Ia my
possession. You lid 50. pretending 10
be Mr. llrown, the agent ei Nj
Curtis. but the ,illainpus sequel VI the
trAossrliun ---lhc charging yunng Mr.
Webster with having stolen the very
liily lound n,'i,'. ,o,i gavr him Ia tho
ronre.rooms ef the llaytrrr la,em-t
30 not believe, thanks to Mr llullnn'a
succStss ia snWpressinf the namcs In tho
police reports. you can be asarr of'
The tcwiilurcd man shook n. with
aeue IN every limh. and when ceased
speaking, protected earnestly TINT he
had no evil design 10 complying With
hi. hrothcr.in.lnws wishes.
i am willing TO think So replied,
but At all events, You must 10 with ne
to London quietly were best
To this he at last. thoash very ~.
lucinntly consented, and half ~ hour
afterwards we worc in the train. aud
on our road TO London
The next morning Mr. Wcbsier'a So.
lic'Iors applied to Mr. Hutton Tor the
immediate liquidation Of the bonds held
10y their client. This, as We had cal.
cuhted, rendered him fur,ous, and Ed
mund Webster was again arrested on
the former charge, aud taken 10 tho
Marlborough street police office, whcro
his father, Captain Bamston, and other
friends, impnIienlly awaited his appear-
ancc. Mr. Hutton this iimc appeared
~ prosecutor, and ieposc,l 10 the safe
custody ot the notes on the morning Of
the robbery
And you swear said Mr., Wcbstor's
solicitor 'tha, you did not with your
own hands give the lpu,cnjodly stolen
notes 10 Brown. aud request him To
take them IN Mr.. Curtiss name TO
Young Mr. Webster
Hutton, greatly startled, glanced
keenly In the qnesiioncr's face. and did
not Immediately answer No, did
moi, he at last replied, in low. shak.
ing voice
Let me refresh your memory. did
you not say To Brown. or rather Skin
ncr, your brothcr-in-Iaw ------'
4 slight scream escaped the qnivcr-
ing lips of the detected con.I,irator, and
"a blaze Of frenzied anguish and alarm
swept over his couDtenancr, leaving 10
as white rs marble. No further nns wcr
could be obtained irom him, aud as
soon as possible he lcfl the office, toll
lowed by the groans aud hi.se. OF the
excited auditory. skinner was then
brought forward he made full and
ample confession. and Edmund Web
wnrm i,licitalious OF the magistrate md
the upruarions eratulaiions Of his friends.
II was intended to indict Mr. lluion
for perjury, but the unhappy man
chose TO appear before higher ,ribu-
nal than the old Bailey He was found
dead IN his bedroom early the next
morning. III. affairs were found 10 bc
in state of insolvency, though the de-
felt was not large fifteen shilling, in
the pound having been, ! understood.
ultimately paid TO the creditors. Miss
Ellen Bramsion, ] must moi IN conclus-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-14
eRoice rocirg.


~ stsFt teHssttts
r.s8fuF, o. Nn'iiitg rsn Withstand
issag rrmFra. uadsaniad iaha
Z fiss h.afts " ftis hst Pee
Tois uHty theiusslts. ard tls,e.
fls.s ff-rs fiaHt. lfisus
uh no nauiisiAiH-ni liI'h sfi li.f-a.
Whom the hriu 10 un CO., brow
Ana i1s ~ 80 s IA its band,
Ilrtunr forti5 80 o. g.-I iana
t,mtaE, - Noihtss (, g ~ iiii.i,s-d
If.enlsu hehhHg tif uirif ss.a.d
Nruira ~ ,ih an Sheer nfhcr'a hu,s.
fhy win ~ in snd vcaf bams
That .han - D. cndio.s GLOW,
Hsi-'-,i 10 heaven snd sear, ni, u"'ih,
ips %, r'.'d thsy rat, 60 rauh
tmtags '.-1hvf b. uaHc 81 paf,
Nnue II III " hu " rsng rudHrs.l
Nta, -, hun,hle. nohs -l wesk
bai NAY iush his iathcI's ehssk
Ana biz asiden'. dear and true,
Nth NJ, ae-ds that hr ma, d..
a. be days A. dsrt a. night.
Hc inay make himself hrhi
What ti..ifh .unkeu he the -up.
There are star Wbsn day ). s,,Hs
CaHrHFs ,--Nho " ill b. a slave.
1'hst hath str.nEih o. air q Erot.,
And therein hts lriief. hide,
And lay aUisnt b, bic side
uouraFc iiuI,e, hnw ever he ny
Pot tue, rsn asrsr dee
ttnrHFv, therefore. hnititcr mrh
In "C!es' aud Ia N. fight srain g"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-14

4 liEANufCL Is.iptsf.--A naval
ndir.r hsibg At sea 10 drcaifal sbIrn,
lii. laiy va. sitting N fhe cabin near
him. and iiilod ~iih slafn for the safe
~ ~ fii- frs--l Sas ~ surprised NJ his
eotnpDsaro and ssFsniiy, that shs erei
oait
NJ dear afe 900 sA afraid how %
u ls,ss,blr dat yOi e.,a H. - calm 10
,u-ii drrsifli siouu 2
~ rose from lis rlair. iaabod 10
thr dsck drew ri, ssord anI I-,isiing
it 20 tise brtan o. be wife, oHciaimrd
'Arr ySu not afraid Z
She insiaaily answered, No
Why r aaid Size elArsf.
lir,ass-. r,f..aed ii,s laiy, 4 kass
ihis sword D. 10 fl4r hands a niy Husband
.nd De- osrs foe is,p @ell 10 bur ms. :
Thea. ,aid hr remember. I know
iu = hon believe. AMI that Iie i.siis
49, sibd in Iiis asis anA Iise ssisf Ia
So hailss a ils lfaisAs. "a lay faii1eF >
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-14
CARD AND BILLET PRINTING.
PRINTING N CoipHS.
'TfT,S. NISjyU TO DRDER

90 Nal,,y, the mean. sad yosi nanliAr the rcsHb. "
~ the established mssis ~ business vhsi has
s.a. the hafitnes ~ thsatsas az mrn that have c"'
sssrsA siik nssisog but fRH ihdis idlai Tntefinse
dsg-eHa al~n. Ihr siafii oi tis sr" f-'sit"N dc
-snd. thai -arss-s IN tusiHess shiaid
thsp Hsaai eaeffiass ui Hsrfh ~ '"-teisfs
sa.sf csn,s ~ a Hssn's xh''p " e rIts dia Taisui
sEd wAlts ~ tt.H Witirfuf isfuns his bHsinrss be
ias~s. lie ss'Eht sii light candle and place Il
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-14

Crossett'z Cornet Band,
F.N CRnS~i-ff, ltAbth
tI-sA shs.a-sisf, a. ss@atssss - -@-
I | sasf a. tIt.s 90 aueH fisfee esfa'sl'a tAAi'N
fsaI. Ca 20 sf Hfae.Ha.ar-f go -lHHHi't.
al sfa.ss sHesasa l. IaH
fsH.t 0s.s.ir astfHH n
l.....a.s t.HHrH ffH
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-14
TIFR BfLM OF GiLEfD
.s-.-tt. a.. trs..atg.

-, ,t,ris 40. ss-s4itasst q lit u fssan's'saa aa'
- :. a. sssF-fss ih Fat.i a sfssarf ." ans ~ ne
- ,,.,.a.a.ss g. 49, e ttfztsA uHssf ths c''aa
,s.s-..l.. Hssss - . -aF~sFasiiss
u srt. .. go T a. fs'ffsfts tas n'n" - iAs rt'."
- .t,rs1ss4 10 a. sssfite s@ssssi sti"stsfr ~
-. ~ t.l.ttf, sstssa -aetfishf g. NJ ~ ihe -
49,, .,s ,.as-a.ss .erEsfssss-, i'"iAf' i"f"' tNA
s,-. "a satsiits ibs htsse s'ft ffa'f- " N'tt
..trsl,sas snf Fsia,aa as inf-fe ali''-li
~. tk, ..,tsss ss.s.af Ffstrs o. f'l't'H''" - :"
IL, ..,s 80 ,.,,,s -, sis 81 tsriih asa hss'ii
~ f4aaaglrtkss. - ..s
.tsti, ssis g. t-s a-ea r. sisif - hsst'" -"
:, az - q a~iirats tss.zis sa ehfia
e.ssf usr psisF Pc hsEis
AZ s~aa h. itfs&ri.ss EsHsfsiif- y -. %"
FsHasffat.ss -.
EtNus MORSE, Nssa,., ssis sss HA'ha"s''''
kIENAxnFH A 90. rnsrifl.a',
sair ~ stEretsf 81 Arifs H'aF'f ~ 49,