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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08
Fourth OF July a, Troy Conference
academy.


WEST PouLTNTY VI, 1913.
The sun arose and mounted the heavens,
clothed in all It's radiating splcndor-while
wnrblng birds sang together IN sweet notes
of gladness at the return of the birth day
of our country. The students assembled
in the chapel for prayers. Beng filled
with the spirit of'76, they could not let the
day pass without doing something for their
country ; consequently committee, con
slstlng of three, was appointed to draught
plan of exercises for the day. ANXIOUS
" we waited the report of the umplres. At
lenght report was submitted to the stu
dents. which were unanimously adopted
After partaking Of bountiiul dinner pre-
pared by the Stetoard, they assembled IN
the chapel at halt-past one O'Clock L. NJ
After receiving orders from the Marshall,
Prof. Erwin J. SrISkl a procession was
formed IN front of the Academy, consisting
of the Band in the foremost rank the Gen
temen ID the Ladies Sd the Faculty 4th.
In this manner the procession moved tow
ards Il grove about half mile distant from
the Academy. The fine music, by the
| Band. was echoed and re-echoed from the
green hills OF my own beloved State. The
rolling of drums, the screaming of flies,
called to mlnd the traditional scene of &c
| At last all were gathered on the selected
ground, which was In beautiful grove
The throng with hearts filled with JOY and
gladness. and with countennnces beaming
forth the hidden thoughts Of the soul, stood
gazing upon the Speakers stand, which was
filed with the Faculty and officers Of the
day. The declaration Of American indie
pendence was read, which was followed
by long and continued applause for tn,
Declaration of our io-efathers. Then fol
lowed the reading Of Todsts, which wer,
SO eloquently responded to by students tina
shall never forget the scene. The flag o
our Union waved in It's original lustre tri
umphant IN the breeze of the heavens
while Eloquence burst forth from thu
Speakers stand, and was responded TO b.
the Glee Club, filling the air with vibrating
; and re-ylbrating Music of freedoms SON
and daughters. After taking one NOR
lingering look at the long TO be remcmem
bered place, the procession returned to tn
Academy by the same ria, and iornin!
a line on each side Of the walk, the Facul
: ty passed through, while upon the eyeninI
, air was waited three cheers for the Facult
l of T. c. A. Again, after Tea, the atmos
phere was disturbed by the voices Of thi
| same Patriotic Band, as they ramblcd tw
By two through forest shades and talked G
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08

The Bap,is, Sabbath School of Ludlow
visited the Baptist School Of this village
Yesterday, and were entertained by address
ses, a splendid dinner at the Franklin llo-
tel. etc. Remarks were made by Rev. In
LAND HowAnp, of Rutland, Rev. Mr.. Pm
SONS. of Ludlow, aud Mr.. MERRIAM OF
Troy. The turnout was very large, num-
bering over a thousand.
The Brandon Cornct Band headed the
procession, and played some fine airs IN re-
markable good taste. Withal, 1t was at
interesting occasion, aud eminen,Iy cred
table TO those concerned.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08

FArAL AccIDrNT.-Mr Mason, one Of
the proprietors of the Steam Mil in Rich
mond, while at work at circular saw on
Saturday last, leaned over the carriage to
remove some obstruction, and his feet slip
ping, fell with his neck across the saw, and
with the quickuess OF thought, his head
was severed from his body. Mr. Mason
was a very worthy citizen, and his sad and
shocking death falls heavily upon the com
munity and his afflicted tumily.-lGreen
Mt. Herald.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08

- The editor of the Lafayette Journal
proposes to bind up volume containing "A
copy Of each newspaper published IN lndi-
ana, as a contribution 10 the New YORK
CRYSTAL Palace Exhibition We regard
the suggestion as good one, and should
be glad To see ii adopted by every State IN
the whole Union. A copy of every Amer
lean newspaser, will constitute curious
volume, and one of some magnitude also.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08
MYERS EXTRACT OF ROCK ROsE.
tI,uE fnciI.InLI. III. TINT tn % d.


] irinc IL superior {" anything heretofore nfcut
the publir fif purifying the hlood Keep your bs.
puir aud YOU safe frpm all those tfnublosom' Do
thai aiiiict many Di the human race. Nlrr
Extract NOT only puTihcs the hluud, but nyiFpfa'"
the whole system, giving healthy tone tn The shF
Soh aud impariing lie aud ouetgy 10 the veal ia'
enoFvatrd.
SICK HEAD ACHE
MH. \. H. l.. Mt,m- Dear Ar II have hrt
chdhoud, suffered with periodical turns III Tho -
Head Ache, Increasing ubel tile issi ysat, Nh
usually laid by almost weekly. until ouismshf''
the use of our Compound Extract III Rock hose--of
large bottle has completely cured mt. have bad
occasion u use It Tor months. Nours, 80.
NANCY ". pARsIlli
can heartily concur with The above.
JOHN PAKrilLl
is OraRpe sfrsef, -Nc'e Harss, Cons.
Clinton, Conn, Ort. ION, iss
Rev. \. H. l.. Msphs-fear SIR - have suhsf'.
yury much with the sirk hsad a,AS fnT nitoeh 'taH
there was scarcely week hut what I was ohhgfa
give up my WORK, when ny src,deni ! betsm' e.
quaintcd with your valuable E,Hact If Roc, Es
aud have used Que b"illr, II Las completely u''
me. I have not been troubled nHh the CONS
since aud I funk II has Otherwise improved u'
health VEN much. AiblrI ~ tAhlI"'
fully concur with the above statement
91--2w JAMES CARLfNN
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COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
TnE INITIAL NUMBER

THE INITIAL NJ nbiN
OF the Daily Herald y hereby presented 1
to our readers, according to promise. 1t
is no, a p,rfsci specimen Of pha, We shall
DO IN the future, providing there Is sui- I
hcien, demand "a make II pay bu, Is a.
rood a. frsi Humb,y can be made under
the rather unfa,onblc circumstances of IT,
publication, and the general dearh Of in
,erestng news.
We have fixed the price at four dollars
per y,ay IN adpane,, whieh Is as low as
daily Of tins siFc can be published IN the
country. and are prepared To receive the
names Of those wishing TO subscribe, on
these terms. We do not ssk for payments
until after the second number is published
which will be when We shall have receiy-
ed q sufficient number Of names TO make
the thing fixed fact " ,rifhoiH any sort
Of risk. Then we shall be prepared to 60
ahead
II the enterprise proves successful, all
reasonable expense will be incurred To rem
der It deserving the support OF community.
Correspondents in every town IN the coun-
ty and IN the principal towns throughout
the State, are already engaged to furnish
their own localities the telegraph will be
employed 10 liberal extent TO furnish the
important news from the cities, sales OF the
markets, etc. and We shall use every eN-
ertion TO give all the local news and inter
esting gossip that may from day TO day
"turR up" in our own immediate diggings.
Such Is the plan IN brief, and we trust it
will be understood and appreciated without
tedious detail.
The Daily Herald, like the weekly, will
be decidedly and unequivocably Wing in
politics, and devoted to the
interests Of the national wing party. We
shall continue to deprecate all isins and side
Issues as suicidal to the best interests OF
our organization, las has been direddy foo
.forcibiy demonsirdted,j and unfurl upon our
banner those principles only which expe-
Renee sanctions and wisdom approves as
the tr1e national policy. We cannot lind
the path of duty in any other course.
The paper will be forwarded to subscri-
bers and agents, containing all the news OF
Importance up to o'clock p. NJ. proceed
ing the publication, by the first trains leav.
ing Rutland IN the morning, and will be
received in all parts of the county through
which the different railroads pass, previou:
to 9 o'clock A. NJ. BY such an arrange
ment, we shall be enabled to furnish the
news more expedltiously than it can be OBJ
tanned in any other way, and at less ex
pcnse.
We have neither room nor inclination
for further detail. If our friends are er
tremeiy durios for the publication Of a dai
ly, and sufficiently numerous to make a res
pectable show, we shall commence the reg
ular issue as soon az We are assured Of tn
endorsement Of the above plan by name
enough to secure US against an unwelcom
protest, with the graceless addenda of " II
funds" Send us on the names immediate
ly, and we shall be in situation to reliey
you Of the money soon.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08

ONE or Tnr Brsr remedies for coughs
colds, asthma consumption, and o'nrf kindrrd roa
plants. at present bciutc the public Is nevino Cgb
pound litch I.o4enge. Tie pn,p iut"f. are mtu uh"
would srurn to offer inferior preparation I" the q
niot,d. We have tested their invaluable Piirh lsu
epgc .ntsrhrs, aud We unhrsiiatngly recommend II
t.u. nirHds. II can be obtained at Tho pnur pai tr
.fuH,. "l-h
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08

az NERHpNr.--Ali-. Nu.lon, 600 'Np.fH
isf children ts,hug. Il grnt! ariit'ieH ih' phs"'
nj ioothnr b, ,oiionng the Ftn--wili alta, ul ian
spasmudr action, and - sure Ia regulate The h'w'i
depend upon IT, muthcrs, II ~ give rrsi IT, Ne'r.-'r
aud frlcf and health u your Infants. Never be- 10
failed II timely u-edcricotly safe To bo administer
u very feeble infants. Prize - centS buttlt.
\. H. H. sure Ia call Tor Mt, NtnsloW's ohg
SBrHp, aud attend To al uncri your rd Is suhtnli
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08
= Women's Rights have taken a new

-Women's Rights have taken new
and useful shape. At Millersburgh, Ohio,
a few days since, the lords OF the village
having seen fit to neglect the cleansing Of
the streets, party of damsels armed them
selves with shovels, hoes, wheelbarows
and brooms, and commenced clearing up
and wheeling away the dirt that had ac-
cumulated sine the opening of spring
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08

thing, IN The E,crrai, oi The past 10 The
present the conuccunr linn between
the pest and the fu,nr" and Of things yc'
IN ,hf Eternity Of the fulurc. Night clos
cd tins interesting era, which VII s'ou
take ~ place upou the pages oi HISTORY
ForKru o. Juli l-Si
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NurRr there Is good deal of su.ss.
there mus, be some Ere, and medicine that ,,,1
bnd, ~ pleased with must posses. sums r,ad gaa
uo. tangc,'s R,rt aud Herb hiuof- give byi,t ID,
i,iaruoa tn all who ar tniuhlrd with an, tml H
suuurt complaint than any utict aui'ic fnt, q,
/, - cent. tot a quart bottle, n !. srrvst,u D..
unl, auih,rsed agent Of Dr Langley In th,, 'iiat7
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08
III DIGESTm Such is The true me,-

ing " tho word rrpsin, ofoi the two Greek Surs
lr,m which It Is derived. Thu. Is III. significant md
appropriate title at the True digestive Fluid, ot Ga.
the Juice, prepared b, Dr.. J. = IlouoHrvs, of fhh
dephia, frnn tho fourth stomach al the Ia, iat B
cute of Indigestion snd u, .pcp-il. II Is NauH'
own rcined, fIr Al unhealthy siumsrh, No ar o.
man can equal IT, curative powsr-. II rcndo0 -
eating perfectly consistent with health. See hrih r
the 90, IN another part ~ th, papct i9-h
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08

1t is not known generally that Fanny
Fern has been married twice, and been d.
vorced from her last husband. She writes
some very pretty things, nobody would
suspect she had been so unfortunate in her
domestic Affairs. Young men Of course
ought not TO regard this as any reason for
avoiding literary ladies.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08

-A An attempt has been made in the
Massachusetts, Convention so to alter the
law as 10 admit negroes into the Volunteer
Mihtia ofthe State. The resolution which
was offered TO this effect was laid under the
table.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08

" AItttIAt.t

ct RANSOM rniCkEHtNC, Ia. Of tbs ff.. %
Coo. A. vHis 4 TO-, Rutland and MISS } gft
kERSuN. D., Rev, Nj Nc Arthur, a. Hafaet OF Ii.
18Th ult
Of MIR EZRA Mit.ktNs, Printer, G,uueH, .fs.
tuv o.. aud Miss tNNAf. WADE, of tudisa. N...
Al Springfield, Mass on the S1th uit
ni Mr. JAMES WISE, IT nsk,b. Tr,a.. az.
Nt~~ AURORA ANN hi SrtN. W Ett
Tbtali. 81 Cutuugs,hir on the tth ait
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08

VERaoNT TEACHERS AssocIArIoN.--
The third annual meeting OF this assoch-
ton is to be held at Rutland, on the 23d,
"a h, and 25,h Of August. We have al
ready announced the speakers for the occa-
sion.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08

A farmer in Licking County, Ohio,
last fall bought iorty-six sheep for SGG.
lie sold his wool this spring at home
market for Sos. He has, as an increase
Of his flock, thirty-nine lambs. The cost
of keeping he reckoned not over $40.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08

- At the late Womnn's rights conyen-
ton resolution was reported and laid over
for the next meeting, tina, if justice was
not fully done to the ladies', and soon, then
they would stop the population of the coun-
Try ANGELS ministers of grace, defend
Us" They'll have Us there
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08

- The following toast was given long
ago at a fourth Of July celebration out west ;
Christopher Columbus, the discoverer of
America-very much obliged 10 him.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08
Masonic Notice.

, p t'I'hc regular meeting. oi GENITAL l-dr
VIZ No. !. are held a. urr ltttn~' ILL.,.
NJ Pcrkin-' nioek, I'M the frls T'snfsdat ia ,ai
f. msstt, at o'clotk T.. VI. ~ ffcc Maas.
In rsnd standing respectfully requested o. aii,r
Ig-N HENRY HnI.uEN -,
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-- The report that the man who couldn't
contain himself is about TO issue a supple
men, lie con,r1dictod
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08

49, He that blows the Goals in quarrels he
has nothing to do with, has RIO right to com
plain if the sparks fly in his face.
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o. An interesting Commercial and
Financial article prepared Tor this number,
is individually crowded out. We shall pay
more attention to this department of the
paper hereafter. The Wool market and
Stock Sales viii be found IN another col
umn.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08

a. We are indebted to Hon 5. FooT
for number of valuable public documents.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08

In M. TOW "a. On m, g'Hh ull.. fRNNkrI g. an
Ut VI ! and l. White, aged seven months AID nh--s
daNs
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08

A telegraph despatch from Portland,
states that the new ship India, of 700 tons
burthen, was burnt thus morning at that
place. The amount of damage by the col
ision to Schooner Calledona, with Schoon-
er Empire, off Brenton's reef, night Of the
Sd, will be about $500. No insurance.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08

ANA uuu Vuauff.
cap, ~ an kinds sin Plush tf all colnfs. cloth
CAPE II different styles Oitef, and other Fur,-all
whrh " 90 De- sid cheer. IpHN COOK.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08

4 SPURIOUS sHirr BE- be- the market and thu
y siek will dc we'll 60 purchase nnit oi the author
tiod agsst ui br Ayrft nj The Bpokst"rr.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08
--latest Intelligence.
ny TmIDGpAHIr.


\ train on the BALTIMORE Reilrad ~,
cf the track la, night ~ consequence Of
a piece Of wood having been malic'ously
placed across the nails.
The express baggage car were broken
60 fragments Three persons got ou the
cars outside. unknown to the conductor
one uas Instantly Killed and the tvoo,hcrs
badly injured
No regular passengers wco injured.
NV NoKK. July !.
President PrrEc, having sirmhcd his
intention of being present AT the opening
Of the CRYSTAL Palace, the board Of Asst
Aldermen last evening appropriated S'VN
10 meet the expenses Of hls reception
The measure, however, did not pass the
board of Aldermen. a. some Of them were
severely exercised by conscientious scru-
pies.
M,smNuru>, July :.
Mr. Clasps, the new minister 10 Mex
leo. leaves to-day for Charleston. whence
he will proceed on his mission.
INV URN july . VI
The Steamer Hermann from Bremen
and Southampton arrived tins morning at
II o'clock She brings dates Of Wcdncs-
day, I'D ulumo, and l70 passengers
The London Times says, the Emperor
of RUSSIA is negotiating for the purchase
cf the American steamers Humboldt and
Franklin, To be added to the Russian navy.
$3.50, 900 had been offered.
The overland India mail arrived IN Lon
don on the both of June. The intelligence
of the capture of Nankcen by the Rebels Is
confirmed The event took place ON the
2Ist of March. The insurgents were after
wards compelled to cvucuato 1t, and subsc-
auently, on the 9TH of April, were defeated
about thirty miles south OF the city.
llALIrAN, 9TH.
The ROYAL Mail Steam ship America,
from Liverpool, II A. NJ, Jnnc -, arrived
/ at tins port at q - A. NJ, with Mthrough
passengers. The America sailed at . ~
/ A. NJ, for Boston. The Arabia arrived at
Liverpool, on Saturday, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ. The steamers Europa and Atlantic
have arrived at Liverpool.
British troops have been ordered to Shang
hal for the protection of vessels interest
The Susquchanna was going up to Nan
kin with the American commissioner when
she foundered near Wooseng and finally
returned. Pirates were busy on the coast
and had attacked several English vessel,
al was quiet at Canton. Trade imports
we're large but at reduced prices. Tea dull
Business at Shanghai was suspended,
The steamer Mississippi was expected
q Apr. Wurike movements continue II
all directions. The French had severa
additional vessels at Toutne.
The English squadron at Spithcad hat
been reinforced, by the arrival of tn,
Channel fleet, and now numbers seventeen
ships.
U,arn> > - Al
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08

10 he iescrfsnn ~ rsafsry, NJ earful not % oya
e-Hiats h. advantage in ans respect toT Il tuI de-,
and -huuld ssud gou THlfthaurf, he Cunrafisun
II la L..IL-A WIN rim nrirat VIM
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08

CoS,rsrtioS oycry body knows, y nAutnnf @
ca-,. II commences and pfpgfcsscs p" insid1li''
that b.infe one "A aware VI u, The lungs arr 900"
ulrsrs, then Sudden exposure of change rom b'a
cold, produce, an INFLAMMATION, and iH = Ten da'
weeks u I. said, he mt died Ut hasiy on'nnp4A
Fur an troubled with cough ~ lung unnplam -
would refer Ia the Advancement on The pni-idt "
paper Of Jud-nn'- Chemical EEus1i OF 'thrfn i'
lnngwuu," which h ,aid ~ b. a certain taro ~ '
awful disease.
hARIEs FOR Is55-rysy ysnety ina H'''
taf ssl. BY ". l.. SPtNh
Rutland Nov, q
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To- be cot and made 10 sofkmsnlits manner, or thsj
nay be- returned and reasonable compensation -
rrivsd therefor Cutting doue for Others u mAks
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-25
ETAT DE ia LOUISIANA.

Carr Hu SiricWe DIST. Judicinirr,
Puo,ssc Ew Baion Rouyc.
NoLA> SrtwAut, Ex6euaeur,l
WV. T.. LrvIn,cu. Curatcur
do T.. J. Walsh. dtcfdf.
I'm vERTt dun writ DE- ya;,ic ct de- ven
IL tc lance tIans l'atiair. ci-dcssus intitu-
Ice ct moi sdrstec par rllon. 10 Cour du
Sixitnic Districl J,ll,ciairc, dams ct pour Ia
raro'ssc ct Fiat s,,s,litc. Jai Susie ct expo
scrai en- vcntc publiqm b Ia porte de Ia mat
son de cour, dnns Ia Vile lie Baton Rouge
N'sroiSse d'Eyt Baton Rouge) S.4MEULk
enc jo"r T.irrR Iy~ha'n, 1',j3. a ! | hcureE
du natin, Ia prorri6td ci-apre- dfcritc ct by
pcthequfe, ,ayoIr:
UN certain lnorcc,u lc trrrr ou Ifalin.
ton ayec to,,tcs les hatisscs ii an,dlorations
qui s'y trouvent ct .o,itcs qui appartien Ia
dite place Sltnec dana ccttc parois+c Est
Baton Rcugc) dams cc'te Fiat, sur IT. Warts
Crcek, h environ xix miles dc Ia vile de- Dn.
ton Rouge. rcnier'ncnt les deux norceaud dc
tcrres c-aprts dScritc, savoir:
IN n,orcca, contrnsnt tros cents vingt
srpents, plus ou nioirs, titrcs derivant dr
Ph,lo,nan Thomas. Al,ssi, TN a,itrr moroccan
d. tcrre contcncnt six cents 1uarante arIcpts
plus ou r,oins les ti'rcs dcrivsnt de Lewis
Pybnrn. Les deux moroccan faisont dsus Ia
grc,ctc ncuf cents soixante aipents, Ct |'or-
No CONNIE suil An nord par terrcs de Phil
oman Thomas j Fest par tcfres de Gardner
X James Miller, an sud par ceux do Gardner
Il ''atig.
Aussi. les esclavct suivans, savoir:
John, n environ ~ ans, H. Dmc jonrs 10
Mars, 1851, IN dhte de In ditc vcnte ct hy,o-
theJm, Thomaf, cetsc date IS ans Celia,
u ccttc date, Z ans; Nancy, ~ ans; Daley,
\ cettc date. Il ms, Daily, q ans; Emma,
i celtic dat, - ans; Moses, + ans Davis,
:, ans William, cctte date, 4 ans Emcly,
10 ars Miles n ccttc date, ans; ct Della
\ cestc date, 4 ans. Vt dc plus, trois cents
1narantc tros parts DIES rentcs chapltcou de
IL Ban1nc lie IL Louisiana -garantie par
hypotb'quc commencement au Chartrc dc Ia
dit Institution
snIaie pour payer ct.atisfaire lie jugemcn',
interet G, iraio dams PaiI,irc CT .dcssus intitu-
lee
Condi,nns dc la Fen,e-- Comptou, avcc h.
n6iice d'evaluations. H. V. BABiN,
few PITY. Sheriff
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-25

H- MY dear, where is my Morn
ing and Evening Devotion said Mr..
Notwithstanding a small book Of
that title, in when he was accustomed
to read Here it is, said Mrs. Part
ington, producing a small bottle from
the closet. here it is in the bottle. "
lilo looked intently in her face, to sec
If malacc was actuating her, but all
there was calm and rather than de-
stroy her apparent satisfaction at OBJ
liging him, he refrained from cxplina-
ton ana partook.
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Tue Ericsson The caloric ship
EricsS0n sailed from New York on
the 18th inst. Her commander has
received orders to make short cruise,
the more thoroughly to test her en-
gincs, the sea qualities of the ship,
Get. leaving it discretionary with him
whether to proceed at once to Norfolk,
or SO to prolong his cruse as to reach
that port week hence. Besides the
persons Immediately Interested, Capt.
SANDS, L. S. n, is on board. On her
arrival she will be inspected by the
Navy. The JournaI of Commerce
states that five of the Ericsson engines
are now building in that city. and that
applications for about four hundred
have been received, but as they can.
not be built now. it is intended to have
stereotype plates made from which any
number Of copies can be taken.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-02-25

Telegraph to tic Pacifc--Thc
proposition Of Mr.. Henry O'Reilly, for
n liuc Of telegraph from st. Louis to
San Francisco, is before Congress, and.
if it be accepted, it will remedy, to n
great extent, the Inconvenience which
will be suffered by the delay Of the
Pacific Railroad. Mr.. O'Rilcy's plan
is for the Government to establish a
y chain of stockadcs from st Louis to
the Pacific, twenty miles apart, and
protected by 4, $. Dragons The
Soldier, will convey the y. $. mail
and protect cmigrant trains. \ line
of telegraph is to be constructed on
this route by Mr.. O'Rcillly, without
any compensation from the Govern
meut either in land or money The
project can be completed III twelve
month.