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N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mount

M Attention.! Pre- sfdent's Nj omit
W~> ed Guard.-A meeting Of the company
T%{ will he held TUESDAY EVENING at TIL
-o'cIock, at the armory of the Washington
Light Infantry. opposite Centre Market. Full at
tendance i< requested. as business Of much import
ance viii he presented. H. LINDSLEY.
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BANK OF WASHINGTON, November 81, 1853.
NOTICE.-This Bank will not be open on
~ Thanksgiving day, the 9th instant. 1t is re
Iuested that notes falling due that day be pre-
viously provided for. JAS ADAMf,
nov 2l- Cashier.
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~To insure the insertion Of Adver-
tise menss they naNst be brought to our
counting.rOom before II o'clock NJ.
otherwise they may not appear until
the next day.
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GRAND OPENING NIGHT,
MONDAY, Nov. 2lst 1853
On which occasion the accomplished, versatile ana
popular Comedi.nne and Vocalist
M r S. G H A S. HOW ARD

~
Will have the pleasure Of making her first appear
auce in this city in the beautiful Petite Comedy Of
GRlST TO THE MILL.
Fracine. CHAs HOWARD
And the laughalle Burlesque sketch Of
JENNY LIND,
Jenny MIS- CIIAS. HOWARD
In which characters she will introduce numerous
Songs, Duets, Trios. &c. &c.
The company has been selected with great care aud
attention, and will he found To be Of the most
talented and efficient in the country. Amongst 9th
ers, We Name the following ladi aud gentlemen:
The celebrated Actress Mrs. W. c. Glad >taue; Tie
favorite Actress and Vocalist, Mrs Littel IT. Miss
Kate Ludlow: The sterling and Popular Actress
Mrs. Thayer: The pleasing and favorite Comedienns
Mrs. Altsmus: The fayorite Actresses, Misses New
ton Barnett, King, Jones, Wills n, DC; The favor.
lite Comedian and Comic Vocalist, Mr. J. H. Robin.
son The sterling and popular Actor, Mr.. Altsmus:
The talented Actor Mr.. Littell The fsyorte v, urg
Actor, Mr.. Morton; The popular young Comedian
Mr. Vincent; Messrs. NeDtoh, Steel, l.. Dow T. Dow,
&c, &c.
Stage Director. .. ..............M Mr. j. L. GALLAGHER
The late popular and efficient Manager Of the Bal
tmore Museum.
A full and efficient Orchestra is .nca red under
the direction at Professor kuntzman.
MONDAY EVENING. November 2l-t 1853, the en-
tertannents will commence With
AN OPENING ADDRESS,
Written by THOMAS S. pOSoRO, Esd, to be spoke by
Mrs W. c GLapsTaNE.
After which the elegant petite Comedy of
GRIST TO THE MILL
francine. HAS HOWARD
frllce uS tont.-.-.-........Nr. Gallagher.
Marquis de Rich' vIlle.-..-...Nr. AlteIpus.
Thieiry Dumont. ............. Morton.
Madame dc Mer. uehet.........Mrs. Ihayer.
To lie followed 10y the mirth icspiring BurlesGus
Burl-tta Of
JENNY LIND.
Jenny Leatherlungs. Mrs. CHAS HOWARD
CRANKY Gag...-....................Mr. Gallagher.
Baron Swigitofbee y............Nr. Vincent
To conclude with the laughatle Farce Of the
WANDERING MINSTREL.
Jein Bags (wlh Comic song)..-Nr. J. III Robinson
Herbert CaloI with Songl.....Mrs. Littell.
Julis Mrs Barnett
n. B.-Most positively, no ladies admitted unless
accompanied by gentlemen, or personally known TO
tie Manager.
Doors open at quarter past Curtain will rise at
quarter past o'clock.
Private Boxes and Seats ran he secured da V, from
10 until O'Clock, upon application at the Ticket OF
ice where Box Book is kept for that pur ose, and
plan Of the Saloon slso be seen.
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CHURCH ORGAN FOR SALE.-An ORGAN now
I fI use, eight full stops In good order. Apply
At 81 Matthews Church.
Also, Horse and Carriage.
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RIsLEY's vARIETIEs

Prices Of Admission, so cents; Reserved sss,s :.
cents; Tickets admitting a Gentleman and txo
Ladies'. One Dollar WV
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Will have the pleasure Of making her first appear
auce in this city in the beautiful Petite Comedy az
GRlST TO THE MILL.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-26

'cli that Will Keep a wsiohial eve over
lhr morals ut lcr,daiicn asa legislator,
NJ rnc who knows me wiil ,L,ala, " 1
choo.v 10 rNcr'isc the power. ,ha,
Wrrntrr. viii he compelled TO ol,scr, ~
lhc rule. oi pfupnviy, insiond of ,nAulr.
ipe. as FEAR "a toa .Nen the rnsr, i,
nocturnal tctc,s, At Improper piacrs an,l
unsccnii, hour. Rricrm Il neccs.,ry
! am tlc man to cileci II IN Gc, ihc
euly man that can aud ,c,R ao u,
am Itth'r,onian. Jackson non,o.
crni. ln truth, was - horn,
am progressive, | may ssy = d.i
one.
?" .ar the greatest soei 10 IN.
greatest number
nm ~ favor of giving homes To tho
homt less. and houses 10 the heuseless
ndvecatc the e,lucal ION 90 the mass.
os' by ias upon wealth
hrlcic that earth, air and water
IS slil OF the good God 10 ALL That all
are cnri,h'i 80 u. muvn ~ - nverssar,
for their use. More than this !. mo
noroly, ani cpposo all maeopolic.
! an W favor ~ Ranks. ia plan
can be invented 10 establish ono To lona
money 10 the poor, industrious, honest
man without security
am . Young American" |
adopt ihc'r boundary -- East by the tis.
ing aud West 10y the setting sun. North
by The Arctic expedition , and South
ns FAR MS We please This is n great
country, and less Than this would not
suit our purposes. ahhor old ioe,cs,
whether rs politicians. Warriors, hm-
bands OF lovers. wish this distinctly
understood
dlsavow the creed Of all things nm
10 all men, but adopt il decidedly as
regards The ladies, anu for vomcna
rights on The lnrecst scale. " we do
not yield them equality, fear they will
refuse 10 multiply and rcplonish tho
oa'lh, ns they have threatened 10 do.
And every unprcjudicel man must ad
NIT that they become our wives not 10
pleasure themselves, hnt US. am too
modest to cnumoralc all my cool
qualities and qualifications for Office
leave all sclf praise 10 my compe'H.
ors. ] think however. without vanity.
| may say that, il cleeied, will bo more
distinguished than any representative
you have had You viii be proud ol
me. My name will be familiar TO all
and daily seen in tho public prints.
] am an old Texan, one Of the foun.
dcrs OF Galveston. | have shed much
Uood for the good Of the people.
have done the State some service.
ask, in return, your votes. l will
sec most OF you before the election. and
will address you before the public.
am opposed To the practice Of treat
ing, but when invited, will be happy 10
take glass with any one. In this pnr.
ticular, | make no distinction In poli-
ties. JOHN MILLS.
7. ST. forgot 10 say that am in
favor Of the next war.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-26

II .e...,,..,a. We nai ihc chiid
to mind and 10 carry ah- 49, "5 5, '''''
little fellow that You saw =
but she never murmurrd. y \,
three wears Ne wcn, on well "'Ns"s
bot then uc got one day ,nio Ire y,
Oh. tisht eni poor Peter was w
both his feet by cannon hah ~
nothing at.oui il until toe evening WI f"
we had gone into quarters Vh'o ','",
Liaka, beiu ing him into the ho'P',N e
her should, rs The surgeon 'n' '''"
hi, feet Gle an OF. and when be was
healed he y ,as told he might 60 where
he liked. They gave him h's discharge
--thcr.. - no difficulty about that, ou'
IL. -, = they forgot, Then L'nAa
again took l. I'm upon her '''0N'"' '''',.
,hc b,v hy n hand, and wandered out
into tI,. w;Js world with them. She
Ind cnoucb 10 do, eau tell you, for
She had to pro vac iool 'or "" '"sh
,Lr.o p,, sbe Is never nj loss she
b.escd. and slr danced, and she told
fo,i1nes-for she can read peoples for
tunes" lac added, seriously I'm e"nee'
in cards. and in he hand and what
she says always con "'Fue, ~ ih's way
she fought her way o. Waru 'io'h ii'er'
far away in the south, that they can me
Danube, TO Mecklenbm sh' and there !
fell in with them again, ana we Jour
neyed home together"
"Bul," said |, interruptn. hlm' you
have both your feet, how di you g.;
your discharge z
II took it myself" he replie j, llugh-
ing "ihe war lasted quite too long for
my taste so, one day when ! was pc st
ed as n sentinel in n great wood, Il &c
very same one in which Linka had beer
so badly hurt long before, threw away
the white jacket, the muskct, the cart
ridge box, and the rest Of their trap
pings, and OFF started
During this narrative, which was
more detailed, more epic, and more full
of episodes than have here given it,
we had reached the trodden path to
Ore. and | parted with the tinker.
Lnkns history continued long to occu-
py my thoughts, and gave rise in my
mind to many reflections and surmises,
"What," said TO myself, "what IL this
lady rogue who is now dancing in n
tent on Ore Heath, should be Hun
garian countess or baroness ! What if
she were by birth destined TO dance nj
cour-bals in Vienna, and TO see barons,
counts and princes at her feet, instead
of, as now, TO carry footless rogue on
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-26

lug The work as well here as thcpo y
an'i u is equally true that the eapHfrs
irntrf @r 'nt-s. IN nll tltt gi,cs e hfe
and vitality strength of power s,Gs.
laci'on ~ the present, cr horc w the ia.
mre Why IS Il then iha, small OK.
tra quantity OF tisr.h shown ia il,s,
standing collar nf a liroadUay OF Wash.
ineien stree, dandy IN the ,r.r Of "A
panialeiled hlno' ~ The forum--or In
nicely arranged folds or The pot,icoatcd
philosopher Of tho pavc--shcnla inspirr
such lofty notions of superiority over
The canalle Of r'c country Tq,~ro
p1es. exist virtue H. snrcn as vet en-
t'rely unknown aud think Of prcpar-
ing paper on this subject TO las be-
fore the next meeting Of the scientific
Sayans Of the Country .--but, before
doing this the WrBiif suggests that wc
close the present article hy Staging the
last verse of Cape Ann i--e.,.,, rs his
sagges'oaS are sometimes aathorg'irs.
here goes ;---
"f'o ve la,n,ad, and We hpiio~ 'di
And tho ta.i ,h,ns ~r dtd hua,
Wss thr @pNi IN tho ntve Hush
Ana that lefi seh,nd,-
In-i - hsssi
one aid 1t aa ovl
Bnt The uthct said--.Nss
40 ~aid a Was The sIti ans
With tho fafAs-' blown sws,.
Loek W Aers'"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-26

The election Ia Texas look place on
the lst inst, for members of Congress.
Governor, and members Of the Lsgisla-
tore- No definite accounts have yet
been received, but as Texas Is largely
democratic, il i presumed lbat Pease
(deia bas been elected for Goferuor,
with two democratic members u Con-
gress Sniiih sod Seorry, md large
majority of democrats in the 1egisla-
ture. There has been bai very little
anxiety 10 tho State IN the slectson.
Very few Il any have oAnyassed the
State and asked for votes except Joba
hills, Of Galyeslon county, who goos
ahead Of most of bic competitors John
Is hatcher, and says b. has she'd much
blood fof the good or the people. Here
Il bis address -
r. he Toters ~ G.,irea0a C,,sssty /,
! have been strongly urged by 'ay M.
neross friends fsho are al A No. l.j
10 become q caHdidsts 10 rrpresssi Joa
90 he next Legislature Like . tree
patriot ! Lste consented 10 sacrifice ny
pussle iuirrrsi iaf fhs public ggoi.---
Wi'hoai saniiy may ,ny. snd all pb7
know M all admit ihai, II elected,
aill originate snf eseeHle many aeis Ia
Auaia Ma' a. 0u~ 81 ihe rand1aies
bstofr yor' all arempi pisssr my
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eh,,ct Potisg.


FADi.LEss - 4 Lowing HEART.
Tlss, .l.sii n.i g ias. ihicrish r,iss.
of ~ H.v hitssirr4, 81 mYIfs
hsvs asuas igutit ~ sis hsau
Mhlrh u,sa ar lssp sites. o. sastnJ.
-ausry sses uss, ioa4, ilifir tfishipss,
Nttahir fesi fssti uirH uEatns~
reant treth nts, snav aesH'
Rsetu ircsars tarn ia FHB
,hrft. 20 psie. ana sles be- fim
fs.hi tha raift. aaf "a eat iiis lsiub
nei tizarh yoatb ssd siisnfth dsPsTt,
Tsdrirss 10 ia,ins hean.
inr l.tiis masatAin howef,
rsaisss tsnh iH wirul hauf,
" hru tsr suialusfs breath b. drl.
Ana uas rsadi.,t hawriots dead
~ whrn eastward thAftas arc esne
noFh,sr ='iil % bl's.afa on,
usspiis Tiuss 5esuo, ihg dart,
The s.au,, t,uai io'iuF heart
Wealth and talent. will AVAIL
Nhsu on iiie's roush sea We sail
Nsi us wealth may melt bto su'~,
And The VT no ioHssf glo''
But incr s,nt-th ven hut he scs,
And our course The fairer he,
n oui piioi 81 hen vs siau,
Ne KINDLY loving hrnr-
We IN worldly Wisdom DID
VI who boN the kute 90 Fpid,
Doh fiis rsrlb a. els seem
A. u dia IN tie young dream,
Efr the " oiid had crusted o'cr
Fcelurs g'.a4 and pufr hrf1fo--
Ere ye soid AZ MAmmnn's mart
The host earning Of The heart
Gran, me, Heaven, nay earnest prayet--
Whether liio Of ease 81 care
no the one 10 INC assigned,
That eaes comihf year may hud
Loving tb,-ughi- aud geailc aurds
Twined with my h1som's chords,
Aud that ssc may bu, imrar
Rip~r freshness - MY hesn
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said TINT the biiterest Of earthly attic.
ton wis
4" 10 love, snd aa hs i-ssa ss.ia."
Next 10 Il, certainly. is the aiiiieiioD,
pain and annoyance Of meeting on tho
sidewalk pretty female figure with lis
head i'gi'l} wrapped up, and enyeIoped
IN an impenelrnblc green yci, wh,ci
green yeil aforesaid bows TO you Ia
woofully besiiching manner, and leaves
you standing bare headed on the walk
In fever Of wonder, curiosity and
wrath
We are about petiiioning for law,
making II capiial--meaniog thereby
klssable---Oilenoe, for any female un.
der the age of ibiuy five, shosa face 10
moi seBrrod with small roK, nor other.
wise distorted and Who Vas moi born
With features like Medusa, 70 be fosni
wearing green veil, al any time, or
u9der any preieEt, on the Sidewalk.
The story ~ Mol anna shall b. eopis5
from Tom Moorc's /" Yelled prophe, Of
kh5rassau,' aHJ affixed 10 the fflh ser.
iion oi the bill, and thereby ue trust 70
DO somethins fof the good aud comfort
ol the nihScnlins community.
4 pFsiiy s0iaAs u l,ks great tfati,
or great happiness. and has i.o more
night 10 bundle berslf Up under green
vel, Of any oiiisr similar At-,,ninailon,
lhan The sun has 10 pot on spectsrles.
We Ike masks, and are fond of mas.
gnerasies, bot regulaie our fondness BY
soio'n0n's itJuneiion, that there is ara
son for all ,hings Tbsse psramt,pls,o-
y female Riddles We do not bks-.-ss
least, ani'l we lnos Who ikey srs.
Then We are ~ wiling ne any oae 10
hcknop ie,lge that
4 uses u L.s-iI - i4ss.rs
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MORTIMORE'S.
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND,

nuns traBy celebrated remedial pre-
/ rarsiluu hcArtuus siikr icf each and ever de
tsriFtian ~ hhsHste ftnplslnts J. slteadt tsn well
md esteemed tJusFha iiic Iniird states 70
Ieaatfs aHi gthf upfire ~ Is paramount Ntinrs
stssraios tbs hsrriehFe iucnishie and distrcs-ine
disease tfa,n the r,sa aHd s'ipds ANA, allied ia ur
ishsn.ac acs "i taedifibs
We o. n,a pfnpsss r. H,al 0hqazliHrd latcmesis,
- 10 ffc. npsita h-trr tiir sablle, but SIMPLY Il"
i.ssosi tha.s inior -isd,
SUItLREHS TlIt-NSf.LDIS.
s. pf,caf. tom ~. hg-ff i thcT seini} clfcuaf
sad onif rraa the fe.tisnauY ~ ui1se who have
s,estisHrsJ it. inN slushle sHfause p1Nrfr, bot to
"a. rsii agsla, the airsceut, that the
sisteta-l,is nsay rnicnsr from ths f'unsin head
sarse hsh wi ssIi-s thc iaest srtedasas sna ono
~ ~lafh ths rsirisisa II th, Rr5usd, rorsiB oi
hong sustained Mrte alsa tn ihc ffuP'trfrrs, " hp
iii aessi even tufafmsiiBn, spd furnish nsmss u
sAaaahlrs character from ssriioR n Tho ni1a
ssmseftnr asaesf tbeH ~ tho inasi eminent
pRs sirsas tIefFg men, Editafs, and truiHinrai ri
ns fvaderst she FshHhiiiiF haa sftrsrs oiths rem
sds L.ssra the reach ~ d''uht 90 d-Iuust
MpRTiNuRE'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND
sssetshle sluari, internal feineds, prepared
strfss,is hiI tha dlsrAse And tF q Ntil cure "a
strr fsfHi, iahs sunstnry ACUTE et Chronic, no nih
TT n how hong stanjnr
soda IA hpiiaHd ~ fpND MORSE
The above have al.n ft ssle
1YYH GREiT .fLTERdTIJE,
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A very slight Ieoli,ity suilices 10
give the running motion to water. Three
inches per mile, IN n smoolli, s,raign
channel, gives velocity of about three
miles an hour. The Ganges, which
gathers the waters or the iIimniay
mountains, the loiiiest in the world, is,
ai 1900 miles from its mouth, only about
800 feet above the level OF the sea
about twice The height of ST. Paul's In
London, or the height Of Ar,bur's seat
in Edinburgh--and To fall these 800
feet in It's long course the water requires
more than month. The great river
Magdalona, IN South America. r"--.,,,r,
Tor 1000 miles betwce... two ridges Of
'he Amos, tails only 300 feet IN all that
distance above the commencement oi
the 1000 miles Il is seen descending in
rapids aud cataracis from the noun
tnins. The gigantic Rio dc IN Plata
has so gentle descent 10 the ocean,
that Ia Paraguay, 800 miles from iis
mouth, large ships ARE seen which have
sailed against the current all the way by
the wind alone---ihat Is TO say, which
on the beautiful inclined plain Of lhc
stream, have been gradually lifod by
the soft wind and even sgainri fhc cur
rent, to an elevation greater than TINT
Of our loiiicst spires.-- Arnott's Phys
irs
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4 Siiiy lawyer once asked board
log house keeper Tie fello~ing aaes-
ton
All, II man gives you
- otJ % Keep for Liu, aud dee. -l.s,
Do yoi d. : d. You pray ioF hln z"
4" No ssf," frpiiei ~ -----" pray
isr anofiief hi. hifs
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-26

Rev Mr. Wheeler, iu a letter fnom
San Francisco, ssys- ' ! am trying %
preach. 70 labor. 10 pray, and love
mY worA, bal have never :. ~ a harder
iash iisn 10 eria ulH o. took iAlegh q
iamp VI soii iaio eternity
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-26
CAHD AND HtILIsr PRINTING.
PRINTING ~ CuipRS.
CUTS FERhLSHD 7'O ORDER

"a Nghips the and yssl malt rlT the f-sui p
h, 81 the s.tsth,h-d 10 husinsss that has
AAs the tftahts af thasauds ni m,H nat have sain
'nsAesa vth nufinr bat ,hsit individual cuierpriso
- ae~Ra upon Ths sfsFit ~t the sfa Pssiufelf De
asRss that tBsnIc sucress IN hastnoss should
ihah asaai sksfiiags 60 tu~fi ~ tustumrfs
rf-Rr ~ fasE's shop q he -ii- down qustiS
aAs st,s hf them. siil'Dai ielunf is business be
tao~a i- might q, well hEbt candle shd place n
All
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-26

The easiest and beet way 10 expand
ihr laeN, IL 70 have god large Leau
in a. u saFca the rsa ~ slmnas d,
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Crossctt's Cornct Band,
Pm CRpSsErF, LEADER
lIasa thsasssisss ta Fs2dissss - ~s-
Ill rasf 81 fssi4 - a asf' siftH 30 49, f-IAit
-. as. rtf arHt Idtans sf.t lisIstt't
sss.s. ssarsa.rf a. a. at.f-f-. frsr
ff'. fr'IasIF saaft7faH M q
fsllilfa|uTa.as. atal sfkI
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-26
Are judges ever Funny.

The question is often raised, Are
Judges ever funny? 1t often occurs to
us that they are slightly given to iun
sometimes. We cite the following in
stance OF humor:
a few years ago there lived in the
County OF AliddIescx, Mass, rather an
eccentric gentleman who occupied the
Judges seat. Upon one occasion, three
persons were arraigned before Judge
s., charged with disturbing the peace.
Number one, upon the usual question
of guilty Or not guilty. plead guilty to
drunkenness.
you were drunk, were you sir'' said
Judge S.
"lcs, SIR" replied the prisoner
What did you get drunk on, sirf'
" Wmskey, sir"
&" What sort of whiskcy. sir:'
" New whi,kcy, sir
What, new whiskey, sir;'
"les, sir just warm from the still. "
'' So you got drunk on new whiskey,
right warm from the still, did you 2"
" Yes, SIR"
" Mr., Clerk, fine that man ten dol
lars, and imprisonment in the county
Jail for period Of one month"
Number two being arraigned, plead
guilty, also.
" You were drunk, were you, sir =
askcd the Judge.
(" Yes. SIR"
What did you get drunk on, sir Z"
Brandy, SIR"
What sort of brandy Z"
f" Peach brandy, SIR
What old peach brandy
Yes, sir
How did YOU drink itS
With little honey. sir"
"What sort Of honey, sir Z"
Nice strained honey, sir"
" SO you got drunk on old peach
brandy, did you y
"Ies, sir"
Mr.. Clerk, fine that man one dime
the Court would like liulc Of that it.
self"
This same Jndgc s. had very Wild
son. Bob. who was constantly on a spree,
and upon being brought mp one day for
drunkenness, the Judge cried out
81 l. that our Bob r
Yes, sir, replied the CLERK.
Fine the rascal two dollars AN
cost :" roared the Judge Ia hake
ten dollars IL didn't know il wo Il
come out Of my own pocket "
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-26

No. PARK HOW
7-t RIirfANn. VI
NJ spyNcpR
nonE-EIIYR A.u sTArtpNFR
DpAIrR IS pNrpR uANGiSCs AND PATENT
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Manufacturcr Of spenoer'- Japan Ink,
A supsriot Aft,cle, which - sid At Wholesale
a. how a. any ,ood jnk in the nlsfkst,
q Doors South Of Park Place,
RUTLAND, VI
h1y- Eark.A Beck imported 10 erde,. -
n n IA w cIARy
DEALERS N SaTc1irs' a. II " ,'InHhn I lywrIRy
SILVER WARE, FANCY GOODS, Sc,
Perkins Building. near the Depot.
RUTLAND VI
oy- Rcpa,,sg s,a,is deHs at short Se,iee ~
IouN coov
MANUFACTURER Ann wHoLEssLE aSp
RETAIL. DEALER IN HATS CAPS,
runs, and READY MADE
CLOTHING,
No. 1 Daniels Block.
~ RUTLAND, VI
JR, BARNES.
N,NUF trTuRFR AND WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL DEALER ~ STR AIV nOSNTTs
FASHION ABLE MILLINERY AND
Union Building Main Street.
RUTLAND, W
sJ- oid Bo"""s dsesssd sso. II
papRFTr L. SON
prAlrns N iIAQnWART. my GOODS.
tgpgEgIpS ,RoCkIHY. .Nrsr
wsst s.reet
- RUTLAND, Vi.
,.,,,,,,ss,''n NIL, SVT So!rs 1pr,trps
''NN'T,'DN l,' NtTnNNlS, ~ W., plA'h"9
AGRIcrLrrg iNrlIMENrs,
ptpRss gAsu ara
A. A.
Washington Street.
II RUTLAND. VI
MARTIN @. yyERTs.
AI-roRNlS ANb ,oi-NsIIIoR Ar Law.
SNu-nIIrirnR tNruANrrnY
on'e' IN '"' 'Oui' rI"g1eNp nyI'S ",
J G. FOSTER,
DEALER ~ READY MADE CLOTHING,
FURNISHING Goons, HATs, cars,
kc., a..
No. 2 Merchants Row,
NJ lLNNp, VI
JOSEPH MAILHIOT.
N,NufAcrtREb AND DEALER N BOOTS,
SHOES, g., s.,
over 0. L. Robbins Store,
RUTLAND, W.
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1''"''"
CHARLES l.. WILLIAMS,
AfTuRNfN ANn cot Nrtl.Loh AZ LAW,
AND SOLICITOR II IHANtikh'
ns.,n.l,,e. nhol. I.l,pd Connecticut New
~, r.....t,...t, M. ,aat.n,
Office In the Court House,
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kNu .ni ,rt.rnu t> .u.NCrHy
os,e na.rlv opna,it. the stsrk pank
REMINGTON u
-, - -
ATTORNEY AND COT NrELLoR At LAW,
AND SOLICITOR ~ chANfEHh,
Office in cushman's H1ilding,
- hhNNlN"T"Ni VI
&c CLEMENT g. Co.
NANrfhcrtntE1 ANp WHOLESALE AND
HErAIt ntN.Ehs ~ 4. ?. MAcuM
BER'r PATENT sTBAW CUTTERS,
- Hydevilie VT.
RruBng r. THRALL.
ATTORNEY Am cnuNsrIoa Al LAW. So
Ii,i'foH ~ tuANteIgY. ASB AGENT FoR
'ns''.N,,s,, os.. o. go ~ rs,',i, = | Hiask
"a "NNf 50 49, 90
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sohN hposAhS W
-r,p.s rfss.ss. fnl ana o,het Frinfins MAiesiai.
I, t,.st,. "a r,retrs D. -arsas ~.
b H. MORLEY.
TEACHER OF Ht-fa. Whitehall y u
n..ns. % ~ AZ ~. . az S.s,ess sss .is ia.. wi,
r'fesi' Nh'irhaii -. NH
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4 Door, EortA OF cszrt Houss.
Cig-sss. az POD.
lsIf RUTLAND. Va
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-26

Intellect cant bear fashionable r'linc-
ment and dies under It Ia one or two gem
eraiions. IT. you woull select q youth
who is likely 10 snake his mark 10 DE
world, take one who Is caring mud 60 a
clam-.heh wagon, or building hogsei ia
The sand and not the delicate baby who
i. fondling a China lap-dog on the I,arlor
carpet Daniel WebHer's ht.her made
a cradle for little Dan out - a pine log
with an axe and augcr; AVID Lewis Cas-,
was rocked b., bis staid New-Hanpshire
mother IN secondhand sugnr-troogh.
The greatest architects Tor the man
ufacturng of genius are Poverty and Re-
pub.ieanism. Il Aibaay 1'ransrgips