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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05


imasr ti,t irEnaiieps shtah d bcr'r
10 Ruiisu1. pe fssy uscsis,it- ~ ono u ibr
sswx ssssssam srd sarr rsffal, het feuur
Nsts Assrsiaif1n We have paiiang a
-hsh NC mAy ,nose ju,ily frei prcud, uhsn
ne eqierrrsr winch lev year, siFcc P'o-
jsc,rd and rafrici f,r~sfd. ard a prvsrHi
eisttius ir ~ cfcinshie uannsf, an IN
-sro,rsn a uds had sn.osr "a. hns on
IA argue veil 81 the gsnrrsl character q
,l.c iasa Abroad. ta' y IN rraihy W.
hrfsrfii - oaf eiii1eEs. iu1suoch ~ 4 tends
TO aerciopc naiiee talent, ard cf'-r. adssn-
isras faf n,eussi improvement, thai VIC may
elscx hrrv scek Coz N vain. The iyceum
snd Iscsars .f,ru FORM sebaol by ,hcfn-
selves, u 80 lhis Pcralisfi'y, that these who
vii nd lake the tf1ahle 10 pursuc other
uycsh. Il intellectual Advancement, viii
cHnc ia here 10 share in the excitement 81
debate, and participate in tho shan conflict
Il the sefdy var, scinaied by the novelty
Il the ulo,is and a certain degree 81 ourios-
iio, ultich, "a long ~ il effects the desired
object, Is perhaps a. commcndahle A. morn
serious motives -bn, wo do NJ; propose
80 write on metspliysics.
The Association Is now in a mns, pros
porous and acurishing condition. Meet
ings are held weekly for debates and es-
says, or lectures; and In no society with
which NC arc acquainted is there a greater
degree of practical common sense, real tai
eni, ready wit and logical scumen display
cd than in THIS. 50 far "wc speak from
the book"
We say then. that the citizens Of Rut-
lsnd may well be proud Of such an inr,i,u-
lion, aud they should not only make 1t a
maiicr 81 pride, but Of interest to sec that
/, 10 sustained. II should have library
and other convcnicnees for the accommo-
dAtion Of its members. Is there not public
spirit enough in the wealthy town Of Rut-
land TO furnish these things? Let us see,
II Is noi expected that such an investment
of capital will be returned in golden diyi'
bends, like subscriptions Of bank or rail
road stocks but it will nll come back il
dividends of u more permanent and abiding
chsrac'er--thc improvement, of the minds
Of the community intellectual and
moral advancement, Of the rising gcncr
alton. Il il best To interest ourselves IL
matters Of this Kind II so, let Us see win
will make the first move.
1t gives us pleasure to notice that th'
meetings Of the Association are more full!
attended, and greater degree Of interes
manifcs,cd1n It's success on the part Of on
citizens, than formerly. Things are movin,
in the right direction, and must eventual,
terminate in the proper focus, when-w'
; get the library.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05
Later from California.

view YORK, Jan. ~.
The steamship Star Of the West arrived
at this port yesterday.
She brings SI,s0O,OO0 on freight, and
300 passengers.
The late rains have proved very disas-
trous, and Sacramento was in danger Of
inundation. Tremendous freshcts have
occurred.
At Nevada the snow was three feet deep
on the 9th, and the day following the rain
poured down in torrents.
The luba river was rising with alarming
rapidity. The city of Mnrysvillc was re-
ported completely submerged.
There was great scarcity Of provisions
in the interior. Potatoes had advanced 100
per cent. Miners were paying 65c per ID.
for flour, other articles equally high.
On some portions of Yuba and Sierra
Co. the snow was 10 feet deep. Ithas been
the severest winter since the population OF
the State by Americans. II is feared many
would perish by starvation.
The supreme court had rendered de-
cision recognizing the right Of native claim
ants Of land.
The land commissioners were making
considerable progress in adjustment OF
claims. They had recognized the claim Of
Col. Fremont in Laposa.
Considerable quantities OF wheat would
be sown the coming year.
The Golden Gate nan from Panama Il
San Francisco in II days and & hours, the
quickest trip on record.
Adyices had been received Of the safet,
/ Of the revenue cutter Folly.
The landing Of the Pilgrims was cclc
brated on I'D nit.
The -four excitement had subsidized. Gal
lego and Haxall were quoted at s:sias3s
A mercantile library association ha,
been organized at San Francisco.
The State Legislature was 10 meet OF
the 4th, at yalego.
On the 9Th, snow fell in Nevada an,
Grass Valley to the depth Of three feet
On Tuesday il commenced mining, an,
poured IN torrents. The rain being warn
the snow melted rapidly, and Deer Cree
had already commenced rising.
The roads are in 4 shocking condition
and no freighting done. except with pack
ed mules.
The Yuba river was rising with alarm
ing rapidity, although ii had not yet felt tn
size Of Deer Creek and other mountain
streams.
There is scarcely any doubt that the ci
~ Of Marysailc Is completely submerged
az the water on the departure Of the Sac
rnmcnio boat was withina foo, Of the high
est point reached during the last food. A
Nicholas, many horses and cattle were ot
served wading through the water, which
J everywhere above the natural banks Of III
, river.
Tho latest news from townsville Is tina
The place Is almost entirely deserted.
A. Gros Valley three buildings in on
square were crushed by the weight {
! snow.
= The weather IN Oregon was severed
cold.
The emigration this fall vas estimate
At 10000.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

i tisas fp9rsrs that tbs N hlg yuse .
r,''ssisrsi, sncfe@ssssg. u Irs2 In sAsis.
'f'l rrcsiss thss IN Iel0 r.eRo has only
s7.sii ases bob ha oosnf-tssr.. snd la.
to sees Seasi, or l-ss shsn osse.t~cniie,h
a n. esaas ssss
Anshes fact stand. osn crcn itswc hsld.
". fes. the shsse s,sie4arff. II ~ih H.
sr-n ,h.i Brs pdi,sr his ai-c~afi,orc,
Gcr. scfs, r.,is-i spos. votes thsn any pr.
.sas. MIR candidate f,sr the Presidency
.ssr ssoeissa, us,i.f The Ss.,~i favorable CIR.
suHs,sBrcs Al -hsi eofeln.ion do. ,l,r
Tnbape s'rse frusn soch Promises
Ia lato. Gea. lisrnsss's m,JorI,y o,c,
Wan Basrn YES ihasp,, " sbOi onc--cr
.n,ssn,h a The entire Sse
II ~sll ii,us be SEEN that ricfec's n,.iof-
~ - c,rn comparatively less ,h,n Ham
ssi'. The s~fcst Of lsi0 did ~, prc,cu,
ihe drrs,crs,ic parry fran t,co'ning s,c,ori
louf years sftefssrd psr Is the " hlg party
"desd~ bosaaae Gen. Scai vas beaten Ia
les. -iSpwossf much It's cm.ni,s nisy fist.
Tor ihslnsslses tina, IT. destruction Is SURE
Thrrc u tn ,u',ch - the old JefFrr.oiiau
vitality IN u. cfrsnisst,on. anil has bccUrc
to0 hrBly Hni security ingrsila,ed in III,
god 1850 a free ard in'cliigeui people
- sal . sEnlilation from the betrayal q
90 Isa4-'
II 70, ia, beyond sou,uvcrsy ths ~
si.nd better. Prospccuyoly, than IN n
Never DID en- adin,ni.,raiion leave behind
hirf fsuc ,hsn that of Prcsiden, Fi,.I.
sosr, end When tho Wing party slal
sgain rally With true and worthy dc.ir,
that 'leiary my again porch upon It's ba,
MRS, Y msy point With pfido 10 ia pas
history .. sure guaranty of it, future in
tssriis. sod ablay TO serve the ooun,r
sah hoaw. Fortunate viii be the suooes
ss 81 this administration Il II shall MT IA
shot dso high an example.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

The Lecture Of Mr. PiERroISr at the
Court House, on the Cons,iiutionality Of
the Liquor Law, was attended by large
and respectable audience Of eager listen
crs. The importance u the subject and
the reputation Of the lecturer az a lcgalist,
rendered the occasion one Of interest TO
those DESTROYS of informing themselves with
rrgard TO the many contested points Of the
law and we doub, not that the expecta-
tons and desires of all present were fully
met.
We understood from the Introductory
remarks Of the gentleman, that 50 far as the
pr;ue;;pl, of the law il CONCERNED. he is
with is snnnor,crs b,,, 6pding il decided
10 a, y,,,cnco with nj. Interpretation of
90, o.. Cors.;,,,;on ho co,ia mo, cas-,
nj. ,.o q, !, and remain ,r,o 10 tho oath
ho h,a ,,t.n "a nil hy and summon, ,b,,
Co,.,,,.,io, IT, o,;oc,;on,,ia n,;n,s NJ
tho I.w were ,.lo, M son,,,,olv in svs.
tomato ordor and handled in , m,s,crlv
n,,no, ami hy main ,,,,,o,-ocf,c, ;,Ins-
- -; r., - 40. -. b.;
-, .l:-,.
'e - .,,..~.,,. .S1..;e.,,'' -,
''1I "''' ''D', a''u '' $3.50
$50, "''''o' f' -,
pe' 'p''" 10 " ""''D "'a'o = ~ 49,
-. '''~'o WV W "'''N
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III ~ 80 80 1904 80 49,. mi ;s sns
,.i.ad :, Iii -, ',r.,,s,,or.hlo oh;oo,;or
- a., -, -. ,,o
accused of one cri,ne and convicted Of an.
o,he, which if tine IL ma, only a, variance
with the Constitution bu, with the common
law and nll modcrn lerislniion.
The clause rendering the decision of q
Justice final and without redress, except b,
appeal 10 n higher court, We have AWAY.
considered, no, only unconstitutional, bu
barbarous anil i. wi,hou, doubt. the re-
suit of nm oversigb, ON the mart Of the fra
mcrs or the law This noint WINS dweh a,
at length.
with regard to the matter Of evidence
Mr. P,rRrmSr unauestionably INDUCED j,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

Aisos's VrNAcrrr As a li,sroli.s-
Alison, in the frs, chapter d HE rscep,
work, makes Sigh, sllu-ion to our eoun.
try and institutions II consists of only /.
few lines. Yet within this narrow comma.
he has contrivod to utter four cslumn,ou,
uuiruths, thus;
"The principal States OF the Union hsys.
by common consent, repudistcd their state
debts
without the vestige Of a ,itic, they
have seized ON Texas"
"By conccaling their title which mega.
lived their claims, they have obtained from
Great Britain the half Of Maine"
They have done their utmos, to royolu.
tionize Canals"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

Qua FoaEIss M,risrEns.-Ths Lon.
don News remarks, on the complaints Of our
diplomatic agents, that their salary viii not
sustain them:
"Whether their view of tho dignity Of
their country would have been sanctioned
by Franklin, or even by Washington, IL
their ghosts could now glide through the
apartments OF the Legations on festive
nights, there 10 no saying. We are dispos-
Cd To think That the more republican plain
ness Is seen in those abodes tho higher will
be the respect commanded"
That IL Just what We think.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

GF The Directors Of the Crystal Palace
hnse selected Col. Hughes, Of Maryland,
70 visit the Courts Of Europe % interest
them m contributing 10 our exhibition
The Colonel Is an Old West Pointer, Cap
,Aia IN tho Typographical Engineers, serv-
I'd under Wool. Worth and Scott, IN Mex
ieo, a. CololRl q the Maryland regiment ;
was made evil and military Goyornor II
JAlspa and Perote, after the conquest and
more rceofaiy, IN lei9, Wa the hfsi engin-
eeF Of the Panama railroad, and made the
survey sud location Of the road n. Y.
Minpf
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

Cston,c ESatSr.-Thc rycr,,- n,
has contracted sih C.ys. Ertcs.op B., !.
ocive un The 18th Aprii, calnsie c,.,,.
and 4 is ALREADY IN state Of ec,s,ar,,hl,
iof~srdncss. Tho pattern. arr rrr,s,'S
By Capt, tucsscu, and the mac h,nryv 1.
Mr.sr-. ilora & Dclama,cr. Ii,,o ~,
suiheicn' power 20 drive ono of iIcc'. ~
iary presses At the rate uf l0.oQp ,nr-,.
mons an hour. and four jcs. presses, win
rc-crve force II iwc or ,hrcc horsr po,.,
and yet Is 10 occupy only the space inc,,.
cd IN cas-, iron boz SIX ice, squarc and b.
tween FIVE and six foe, high We he.,
that Car'. Ericsson has had orders "a, ,b,..
hundred cnginc~, but NC an M, awa,r ,h,,
he has consented to supply any lsrre pnr,
her AZ present II IL also said ,hn, The o..
rcl already completed may have The No,
cylinders. of sixteen feet, put in before ma.
seeding scu'h.--lN. Y. Esprcss.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05


RACE OF a MApMAs.--John Maiden
an freshman, living in Warren, while in a
state delirinm trcincns, last week, Thursdsy
morning, lct his family Of children, whom
their mother had entrusted to his charge
for a few days, and taking of his boots,
stockings, and coat, which he Left by the
wnyside, ran from Warren to spencer, a
distance Of IL miles, before he was over.
taken, although Immediately AFTER he had
len, he was holly pursued with horses and
carriages. The race occurred during the
severe storm Of that morning, and when
Maiden was overtnkcn, his feet and lers
were badly frozen, and his feet much LAGER
ated by coming in contact with the frozen
earth. His flight through West Brookfield
and East Brookfeld, in the face of the
storm, and almost in a state OF nudity. 10
described as irightfal, while his speed was
almost that Of deer. He was taken back
to Warren, and on being asked where be
was going, said he "gpessed he was roinr
to sign the plcdgc."--[Barre Gazette.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

Ins Nrstest hs'ttv $50 rsassL Anso,.rr
iastsd y q n. 'sa,. Nss Nest Jsis,.h.a
Hsasihi, ~ 2 .. taHlastsa aaa Mssaa A Law. a
Pea Row al - 30 yesfin hEsAA.s
This sork has reached Is fourth volume.
which II commences with now drcss anil
othcr appointments, oolaplo,c. The dis
hngulshsd ability With which il has been
hcrstsfote conducted Is s~fficicut gtiaran.
~ fs tho future. and mu-t recommend Il a.
c'niac'aiy deserving The patronage ~ all
'stsscal amateurs. Among H. contributors
~e assiee The namrs u Mossrs i.owriA
MssoS, l. r. woopHutt. Gro. 2. Roor,
fH"s,s HAsriNss, and other dl.tiny rrish-
ID eoHppsrrs, any one II whom wOgid be
oo's-,'icf''A, BY the insrsicsi oon.sauisiy, a
gsssf ensinSrT 1T their paper
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

PROFITABLE RAiLaoAp.--It il stated
that The income Of the Mincs:l and Hchuy.
kill Haven lCoai) Railroad for the last year,
AFTER defraying all current expenses and
paying dividend Of Is per cent. 70 the
stockholders, leaves surplus Of about eI2-
600, which they have distributed among the
coal operators transporting coal over their
road, in proportion to the amount transport
ed by each. Some Of the heavy operators
will receive drawback Of about $1,000 on
last years business.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

o. A correspondent, ofthe spiri, Of the
Times says he saw cockney 'tother day,
who, after dilating upon the superiority Of
English over our poultry, said he was
Hastonished at the disqualification Of
hignounce displayed by the IIameriesn
people in the raising Of ems"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

" Tbs greatest and mt~, successful
a AiaefscaH hnaDoierr. ?. 7. B.ssus.
ksq- sscrihes his success IN bazincss 10 sd-
rsd.sng. lfsny Of our fnsnds should
hsFf~n 10 have a sncaling desire Ia get
s'ch. NC -oald advise them 70 take tle
klnS
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

kSrnssrrss ro rEss Drsr avn Drsn
a caaarn,son q al the Deaf AMI Dumb
Ia veuDoHi has hocn called At Moni4eii-f,
"a tbs Al ssi 2i,h ir~'s-, 20 drsiso uscsn.
In sssAslcn 10 tAsso raised al tisc eonvcn.
Ian las yesf. 10 erect Hs.assDcra Ia Gal
isaafa--aisc . evyise means 10 establish
an annoai socse'y 30 Mr. iHssrSte,aent Of
,heS eAseAiha David Bru.n anil oihnr.
frSsn Mes iiAa4shlfr. are expected to al.
dfsss ths essurcsssn. AusEyczncHfs are
sssng isasc wa is-s railroads. 10 pass ID.
Fssses ossf ,he fusa., AlsA e.,s=pitiecs y al
es Pse..sa ~ aissnd 10 thonl.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

~ ~h0n ,he a. cro.isis eoT.es an
aff'cie isD'n y, &c ~oaid be Jlsasel 20
hsse The VAsis sriclo cupied. instead II
the gsrsliav s,sd saangiing with ~h,eh 4
irrsis Guy rsFi'arts on "irhe To~h q Ras.
lsaa,r IN ls,e ssinss~- We d. ma fol
Al al Fsssd 81 the Cl.Fofisls's version a
.hsi &c iai6sasd 10 say u hat an,eL,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

FRoM THE RIO GRANpE.--Datcs from
Tampico to the 10Th inst, have been re-
ceived. Great excitement existed in con-
sequence ofa rnmor that 1000 Texans were
marching on Tamaulipss. Col. Rucfiin
Roderiguez and SO men belonging to the
National Guard had been shot. Gov. Reys,
of San Louis Potosi, was assassinated in
his carriage. Gen. Caxenova and Gov.
Cardenas have gone to Vera Cruz, where
large numbers of prisoners have been sent
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05


LADIES AND SLAyERr.-Thc fame OF
the American ladies at Milan, who came
down with such a letter on the meddle.ome
quality Of England, having reached Wash
ington, produced quite hilarity in Con-
gross. The argument of the American
ladies is well put, and more than match
for the quality. The London Times once
candidly admitted that II were better for
the poor Of England TO be AT the bottom Of
the sea bat the difficulty was in getting
them there. As long rs such difiicultiesr
arc 10 be overcome, rs long as even charity
wears such hidesus garb in England, as
TO make men rather starye,or couuni, crimes
than become recipients Of it, it would be
well TO let slavery alone. II would be Gu
nous 10 know If many Of the English fox
hunting critics, who were delighted with
Mn Stoves book, did not particularly nd
uire that passage in IL where the blood.
hounds thai were kept IN catch runaway
negros were looking for them, with theil
tails up, for whole days, in the swamp, While
the creatures were actually concealed ia
the house. The scent OF those dogs mus,
have been as acute a. the charitable sent.
nenis Of the British quality.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

O. Fenelon observed 10 priest who
was complaining To him Of the dances Of
the pcassntry-"My friend, neither you
nor myself need 10 dance--we can be hap
Py in our own way but il dancing makes
these poor people happy who have 30 few
sources Of enjoyment, Why should they no,
dance IN
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

SaNr unkns~n friend has sent IN a file
u iise San PraHriaco Daily Bkig. from
Dss. Ia, ls52, % Jan. Is, NaAy thanks
for the favor, which NC shall be happy T.
fceiPfeoate ~hca ~ .ho~ 10 ~ho,a we
srs Indicated
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

W. haye received copy Of thu Bsstiy
Place Herald, printed at Auburn, Placer
Co. Cal ], Is a spirited sheet, little more
thsn half the sizc Of our, and Publi.hed at
the gioriO's Priee rs cents pr aruubcr.
Printers are probably able 10 1--we there.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

u Ne : sort Of Substitute ff the
hsiDe iaquw iaw, the florisl. Legislature
has pas-s.i law hriRg the price Of license
To rsAiler' at 49,. and prescribing fin
81 $500 fE s.itin. without license.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

az The GoyerDor Il Michigan, ia hin
hate Hs.ssge. ssys the Temperance Law Of
lsrt yosr hss ,s sss~ercd the "a Poct4iions
a u. sdvoes,es, and Is not generally en-
forced
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05
AIp ToR MApErnA.-Upwsrds Of $1,000

An ToR MApErnA,-Upwsrds Of $1,000
has been contributed as relief to the suffer
ers at Madeira. The Board Of Brokers
contributed 5000. A vessel, with food for
the destitute, will be despatched in a few
days. In the meanwhile, the Nautilu.
from this port, will have had fair stan Of
some two weeks, and wc trust by the tins
Of the sailing of the New York shin, she
will be nearing the Island Of Madeira, with
her cargo Of aid to that suffering people.
L Boston Transcript.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05
That is Just what We think.

Fyou ever get 80 far gone over Q
drinking table, az to attempt TO snuff your
companions nose instead OF the candle, you
may take Il for granted that you are very
nigh drunk.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

IT is much easier task To dig metal on,
Of the native mine than u get Il on, Of ti.s
covetous mans Golfer. Death only has tho
key Of the misefs chest.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

IL 4 g'-s'issa,a -risisg frasa ~ Pc
's'~a'ofg. "a DscrHsey, ssys thst aaiter-
-si 'is.~ lz~sssis sirsagAssst Russia ali
The ses 10 hr.sea rP--siss -eafi.si nh. AM
esass--snd asisse u rsin falling. In
ce~.~gs~ncs, The sasdE~- N esursea a.e
Al thi. srAsoa are sbsa.ias.ei &c garages.
-aere e''sis sfe ma rogsiroa
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

A FoRruSr " rnr D,srAscr.--All IN.
iiydcr in the United states, or as man, N
them as plcasc,arc to moe, a, the u. u, uo.
tel, IN Boston, on the leah Of February ner,
to make arrangements for securing an IN
claimed inheritance in England,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

Omar EsouoH.--Thc Harlem Railroad
takes passengers TO New York from Troy
for one dollar. This 10 riding cheap enough,
but We presume there will be many who
will wish to 20 for 50 cents.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

VIZ rarely meet with persons that have
true Judgment; which, in many, renders
literature very tiresome knowledge
Good Judges are as rure ~ good authors.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

Tar Cry Inspector Of New York report.
"a deaths last week. being an incsease n
four over he week previous.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-02-05

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