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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19

49, 'N'f
The following " too good 10 be bet
II illustrates one Of the pceuliariiioa "
this fast ngci
An old lady in Cincinnati had a Iargo
quantity Of bacon 10 ship To New Or.
leans, where she was going horself 10
buy supplies. Sho stipulated with the
captain uf a steamer that be should have
her freight, pro, idcd he ould not r,cs
during The nip The captain consented,
and the old lady came aboard. Amer
the second day out, another steamer wa.
seen close asiofn with which the cap
tain bad been rsing all tho timoJ sud
would every now and lhcn come 40 10
The old lady's boat, and then fell bach
again. The highest excitement prevail
ed among the passengers, aa the two
boats continued for nearly day almost
side by side. AZ last the old lady, Iar.
taking Of the excitement, called lbe cap
tain and said. Captain, you aint going
10 let Ubnt lhnr OBJ boat pass us, ar.
you p -."Why, ! shall have Ia. madam,
a. agreed not TO race" ~Wcll, sou
can iusl Try Il little, that won't hurt"
"liut, madam, 20 tell you the truth, !
did" "Gmeioas bot do Try il little
more see he Old beai Il almost eyea
with us, and loud cheer arose from
the passengers on the "olJ boat" Il
can't rai.e any more steam, madam, a.
all ihe tar and pine knois are burnt Up"
"Good graciDus, bat shall We do sec,
the old Loal Is passing az. - there
nothing else oh board that will make
steam I" -Aothing, madam -eh. Ga.
(as II a nes ideA struck Lim) except
yoar baoOn" ~Ihros ia the bacoa, ("
shri-keJ the Old lady. ~throw ia The ba.
con, captain. and beat The Old Laai :"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19

4 sPng u the la~, eIpseiiug soon
ihr appointment VI Judss ~as qDssfi0n.
ed a. 10 his qualifications, abd the pen
ally he stould attach 70 fhs crime u
araon, replied .,ih profound gravity
Arson, arson sogh make lhs
ftil0w psy ons hundred dollars anA
then marry iLe girL
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19
thcice Pceirg.
Ffss ths fres idrnre luuruai
LITTLE pEET AND LITTLE pAtEs.


LITTLE pEET AND LITTLE gACEs
rsf tastt.
Oh fupIaag thfuaft uss hass street,
Ahd paif'nns fts ne faiu.
hstf ~ Hia.. ~ ,hHanu's frsi.
~ nsorninr spfans uiiu and heat.
And asund ti thuoi again.
~srh pttksF.s uf u.Hfsess nue
i,uns W ard srut th tau
They taief asne ard yispN
Thrn .,HmfrI frsia -ofns yAfrAni tow
That fufas 49, anaw are
seat me - ~ oeics dl-sf
nsGs, the eiocs strast nine
I vstrh tfsin ~ hsif ps-i fuf.
Thea sl st osss thcJ h,.msv ard T.sur,
In poi,y. stsrriinr tine
stfsy fo1-a toWu 90 holidsl'.
r. meet the Ff'ups - faif.
Returning from thrir woodland pis,s.
WA head. Arfayrd iH eulnir nsYs,
And tril, nutaftir ar
nevsf sss them, hru ms heart
8. fun ofluss ft liioi
Ant muisigf, iu n, eyes sill stau,
% spite Of halt .iuic Art,
And an uumaHls strife.
Angels soN blessings Ia their cyos,
And ti.. THEFT golden hair
And how would ihcy Use lesson prize,
Il ~urid-wpra souls Nefv oni wise,
To see what hHE,r- thei,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19

A ~inday ortor once goi up aud said
--" Sir aiirr much reflection, ooasld-
Grafton and examination. hase calmly.
aud deliberately, aud earsfoily tome TO
The conclusion in cities. Ia Whieh
the populai,on Is very large there are a
greater number of men. women snd
children. h.an 10 cities ~here h,e l.opu-
lailon j. loss.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19

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conc .ball Inc Immortal r;,hin M,
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avn s;.- all ur crov.. rho NJ,
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aur Wv
aty ,oroy .o;d NJ Snv,h,. SIN
tho Ill ~ rn,la,J ao,n,;n,, q,
rich,een ,housanJ nouna. and my 90.
,a,es In IIomnshire honnaoth oll
as mv Eas, InJ;a s,oct omn,,,;n, 10
twen;y.one ,honsand no,rds.,o In
Lord Chancellor"
| heard Mr. Groves draw long
breathe. as he said
Forty thousand pounds in cash %
AIN ,ru.," aided Mr. Smvtbes aGor
the first person who shall shed genuine
tear upon my grave"
"What - said Mr. Groves. "s tear,
sir. rm afraid, really. tha,-that-.
The Lord be with us. Ny dear sir, its
rather extraordinary, and almost doubt
Mr. Smythes-."
"If anybody will ever become entitled
TO il. We'll, be il so. have n further
disposition TO make of il. in that conrin-
gency. Go on. If this bcauest fails.
let my daughter, Dorinda Smythes.
have all. She docs not love me. If
she had loved me she would not have
left me TO marry begrar. Her name
is Rolfe now. / have not heard of her
for many wears"
Then she may be dead. sir. Isay.
sir, she may be dcad-eh , Dead. sir
say. Oh, good God he is gone ~
heard quite n scuflle in the room,
aud there was n denthlike stiffness, aft
or which the servant said
"Yes. hes dead enough"
Sill did NOT move from nv h,ding.
place but ] listened in,enily. and after
few moments, ! heard Mr. Groves
say,
"Maria, did you ever suspect he had
so much money! We are quite alone
here, Maria, with the dead. What if
he had made a will leaving il all to-
to me, Mariaf II he Ind - Hush /!
| say, Maria, # he had II, as ! am
widower. would have married you. Yes,
IT he had left II all TO me, aud you had
been witness, YOU see. To be sure,
two are required but could get an
other for consideration. and you would
be lady, and ride in your carriage.
Forty thousand pounds in cash--only
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" a. t71Fala1T z = HTIT1l if1T
THE BALM OF GHE1D.
JOHN {. MILLERS
Patent Pulling. Washing and

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u"
:, 'eu' F" hs re''uenee :" LONDON
h' Nhl'he', IN g'oa' poverty. he was
a"o'''o uN y" - nnu ", ''s 'a''
"'"''o'' sPoNo =, w. un"g'''c' ''o''hu''
"'o "'"'',o" w "V"'
+" s't"'N me '"a' '"'s "o"'" P'0u'o',
so''',''''''E "oY ",'u =" t',.' ,','"'' ,,' y,
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""o "','" "o o"uie ''' ',e s''S' ~" Nv
"''o''p" :" s"i''o' '',nouEn W. '"'o
was ""'n'N P''e' WI" NC 'ooNo" 'o"
''n's o',c' wa" "nen H''' ~" nun
Hn uoc'or' now arc you h"a
you "a,e Pu' ~ u"e i''"'s ho','e .,
my olu ,''''a "r S'nS'he : ,e"'n' l
"'''' !" ''o o'icc ",'u ',o! 'o'u nv r"''
name was o" 'he "n,er,,se'"e''' lucy
uon Pn' ~ u'"'ns, o'',"s' VI ''"''''se'
"nhout "u'ncn,,ca''oh,
30 ! 'ouhu' ! s"n '',nr' uryY'
nu'-ou' VIVA. was 'na' noo"' n's
uh"s",er no" o'u 10 Pu' 'n"' ~ pc
sues ne a'an Que III po'e'Y' ",'hs
was ms o,ucs' ',.e"u' anu "n"' NC h"u
Il beg 10 congratulate you.' said |.
"hn respect 10 inc sayings OF Mf
omy'hes N ms '"'' moments M"r'"' the
serNa",' 'o'n me
how odd p
Yes. am inclined to think she
had drop of something 10 drink strong
er than pump water, for she said that
YOU had promised to marry her, and
make a lady of her"
Mr. Groves nearly fell of his chair,
he was in such a fright. saw the
perspiraion standing upon his face.
whilst he made a most vigorous effort
TO laugh off his nervousness.
"Rcally-did she, indeed. Ha ha
Good evening. doctor, good evening.
Thank YOU. (Oh, d--n herD
felt quite satisfied that had fired
n shot into the enrmy's camp. and that
what had said would produce what in
vulgar language is called a "row," be-
tween the lawyer and Maria.
was congratula,ing myself upon
that much, when servant came to say
that there was girl and little boy
wanting TO see me.
IL told EN-, SIR" said the footman,
'as you only seed gratushoos patients
aiore eleven in the morning, but still
they says they wants TO see YOU all the
same, and as their name is Rolfe."
"Rolie ~ cried "admit them in-
stanily."
A young girl, about fifteen years Of
age. OF great personal beauty, bu, so sad
and soul-stricken in the face tha, it was
nitinbfr ia sec her came info The room
leading little boy of about four years
of age by the hand. Their dress be-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19

Do Eoi sish fof tho ~orids go5ds
nor lament Thy possrty. Dos u the
fnsanest hos sl ihgo eAnst gsi ,igAi Al
Heaven
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cam AND miller PRINTING.
PRINTING iN totpN-.
Ct'T.S FERNLSifD TO ORDER

Naiur, nee iarsus aid t.u ii iv fhu r,.i iiis %
- one sfflr rststi-iisd b.sinss uiat has
sn4as thf tlftises af ass sauds a Ifu taf iaft
iauasci no aeahshe hYt th4a Individual eucJsft-e
a. 8speHd uis-a. tts siHrf n thr aFa pr4trrf de-
isa14s ibRl a. lnt4lt -ffrrfssi Be- h4srs shpuld
usr ilsa usual u4eii aFs p fnrfu o. tustHfatrs
nsYaF sasus .hsP VI hr Hit' down qli,iiY
and aits if tssia. utFaai istuFE nts tusiness b.
lnaun, ~ Hi Chs ucii ilgHf taiaic aud place %
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Dobbs is a strong believer in guar.
dian angels." n II we're not for them,
he asks, how would people keep i,om
rolling out Of bed when they are asleep (,
A. this Is a poser, we pass 1t over 10
the seedy IrD~scrs Debating Society.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19

Why did you not pocket some u
those pesrs :" said one Bag to another
nobody Was there 70 SEE Yes there
uHs---l vas there 10 see nyssh, and
dont ever mean ~ sos myself DO such
a thing" lDolsi a. ihe boy uiai
made thi, a0ble Ansssg. hs uAs poorly
clad, bat be- had q noble face, aAd {
though, b0s l4eFe ~ers sl@sys i~o W
Gee youf sins, yourself And your God.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19

BnfEa BRA ,sfy fat nan, fpr
ihs paus,ss u qOizling Dr., IL
~. asking him 10 prr.erbs for his
complaint. sl..cA. be declared, vas sleep
ing s.lh L,s mouth oi,sa.
'sir, said the doeisF, pour dsssAss 10
iarufsble. Your sk.n i too sl1Ost 20
that ~Lsn yos shut jour eyes yosg
mouth Opsas"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19

Crossett's Cornet Band,
y " Or n,rSf TT. LEADER.
tIstd ,kss4sstses "a rs@aisFes 50 80
FanT - s-la as aaaH sIaII titaHf. ta'.
ta.ass 90 HsaInIfIfa ~ a'ff
a. sHdrss satasr-ae A. fHf ta.a.fs.eaaH .. o.
fssss IaaIa.r aatrttiaH.
o.. ff.a 80 AfrtEf b. N H
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19
Rich Men.


Some one was asked whether he
would be willing TO take care of all Mr.
Astor's property, eight or ten millions Of
dollars, merely for his board ani cloth
ing. No was the indignant answer.
do you think me fool Z" Well"
rcioins the other, " that is all Mr.. Astor
himself gets for taking care of it; he's
tound. aud that's all. The houses, The
warehouses, the ships, the farms which
he counts by the hundred. aud is oblig-
ed 10 take care Of, are for the accomo-
dation Of others" " Bat then he has
the income, the rents Of all the mighty
property, FIVE or six thousand dollars
per nnnum." Yes, bat he can do
nothing with his income but build more
houses, aud warehouses. and ships, or
loan more money or mortgages for the
convenience Of Others. He's fowHd,
and you can make nothing else out Of
it, Exchange.
Now there is a great fusd Of sound
practical philosophy in the above idea.
Some Of our old classical English writers
Nc think in the Spectator. have enlarged
upon II, and have demonstrated that
rich men were only made to be- clerks
and keepers as aforesaid. Theorcti-
cally, we know il ia all iolly--all wrong
practically, we don't act on any such
basis. VIII some retired philosopher
write a treatise, aud either expose the
cheat in The theory. or tell us why We
cant practice upon il with greater cnse
and success Where is The error in
the theory, or in usf
lie was tt sensible chnp who solilo-
qnized about the girls as follows, wasn't
hel
j often tell them no wonder the get
cold, with nolhiug but biz Of lace over
their shoulder. and piece Of gauke on
their arms. II seems 20 funny, too, 10
call boys harder than girls Why if
! dressed 20 thin sacks, thin slippers,
bare arms, and bare neck. shouldn't
live month. llardy-lhey are tbe
hardest norals alive, for they do stand
such treatment some way, though they
are mighty delicate aud seem ~ be
proud Of il IN fact, I think good many
0f Them lad rather have fashionable
consumption, than vulgar good con
sitution.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-19

wAsrrD.-To Bad = jsusller uhs
tHzds the ~vlkin ring
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BITT K II e q II ID l A l.
$50
M lAn DIrnII.N I'd

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Fancy Printing
slops in every variety Of color.
Book and Pamphlet Printing

With desPstCh aud at low rates
u 10 aafras o. eaHhirf tto f4fihtr Al VISTA NiN hr
doc. ffsstlr, rrpedisusls, aud fhe1 ply, Rsd flr
share u 4tslf saiisnagr 30 rr-pstut ~ siitried on
tkese rfsauls. Al odrfs aadfosaed G. tir pf'fe etuf
VI iiie hefaid nui fo-eivo proinHi auonti1n.
Il l. BARNEY.
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HORk ITO D. he WITT L:
Piano Forte aud Music Store

fg019O 6fOTkG ana I11kS1G Stare,
No so cAmP STrEnr, New orleans.
III OUL D respectfully request the attention d
the public TO hls large aud extensive as
surlmcnt 0f MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRIt-
MEfNTS Of all Ainds aud descriptions, AMI ais
his we'll selected assortment 81 PIANO FORTES.
from the factories Of the fret maeers IN the Unit
ed States and Europe. among which are - b.
found those OF Al. Stodaft Il Co.. Of New Yetk,
Hall and Son, 81 New York, and Pleye & Co., 81
Paris. The above Instruments the following
kinds: CIR AND, SFsAflAlsR A Nd. PICCOLO, PIC
colo 0BLIQUE and SQUARE-ars Of the
most celebrated makers inHhe world, combining
all the late improvements may nc had Of the SUBJ
scriber, in everY styIe OF case, and Of 8, 6 Id,
6 l-2, 6 3-4 and Octayes, They will be sold at
manufacturers prices. Musical Merchandise OF
all kinds and IN any quantity. Among others,
the subscriber keeps constantly on hand the larg>
est atld finest selections O. Accordeons ever bro'l
10 The Southern market. which are offere at the
most reasonable rates. GUITARS, manu- actur.
ed b. VIM. Hall aud Son, from the most approx
ed Spanish Models. These instruments are Of 9
first class. aud warranted to stand the climate.
The subscriber has had many yea .sexperlen Q in
the Music business III the Northern cities, as well
as New Orleans, and is thoroughly acquainted
with the minutest details of the business. His
stock is the hest selected thar has ever been in the
Southern market, and his facilities are such tina
he will always have on hadd selected stock Of
all kinds of Musical instruments and the Latest
and Mosi Fashionaa le Nusie The Mpslcai pub
lie are respectfully invited t. ca and examine his
sock. april s, '53. Belly.
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Piano FOrtes
PETERS, WILLARD q co.
NEW ORLEANS.

Il
Corner Old Levee and BienviIle Streets.
HAVE on Land and fol sale at the lowest
market prices, Newton, Gordon, Muir
dock & CO., Old Reserve, 1915, and Eat In.
dia Xxx Madeira, IA years. in bottles, How-
ard, March co., and Oliveras Madeira in
pipes, half pipes, quarter casks and bottles.
Cabinet, Harmony and Amentelado Sherry
| in or. casks and bottles. Choice Old Port
Wine in bottles and or. casks. Genuine
LaIette, iiscours and tine table Ciarret in
bottles.
Choice oil Brandics, vintage 1895 and
l79e, in demiiohns and bottles, hall pipes
and or. casks J. B. Eodard E4slillen, Ia IS,
lean L, uis and other brands. Sup'f Jamaica
and ST. Croix Run,in puncheons, demijohns
and bottles, demiohns old Glentevet Whise
key demiiohns old Bourbon Whskey, IL
years old. Heidsick, Cream de Bouzy, lie
Roderer and Schridu Champagne. London
Porter and Scotch Ale, in qna.ts and pints.
Superior Green and Black Teas in boxes,
cannisters and papers. Old Java, Mocha,
Maraicabo, Laguyra, Havana and Rio Coffee.
Judd's patent and New Redford Sperm
candies.
Stewards and Coverings double refined
Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugar.
Soft shelled Almonds NJ R. and LAYERS
Raisins, English and American Pickles..
Kelchups. Sauces AID Spices.
Also, an assortment Of fine Snanish Cigars,
&C. sc. april8 1858. 39-Iy.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-06-24
SPRING MILL me Y.
MRS. EDWARD,

GROVE STREET, yIcKsBuRe.
" As recently returned from Ne~ Orleans, ane
~ - received per Magnolia, an assprtmentof
BDNNETS, RIBBONS, &c.,
which she selec ed from among the latest mporta-
tions with great care. Mrs. e. respectfully suli.
cts the attention Of The ladies Of Yazoo aid
neighboring counties, TO ihis Spring Siock, whlc
consists in part of the following articles:
Embroidered French Bonnsts;
Embr'd Hail g
Rich embr'd Grey French Bonnets;
Straw and Chip b0nnets, in great vlTiety;
Fancy Grape and Silk bonnets;
Black and Second Mourning ponnete;
Grey Riding Hat ;Chip Hats;
Every variety 0. Greg anu Straw Hats;
Ladfhs d ess Caps;
Bridal Wreaths and Bouquet;
Gilt Head Dresses;
Flowers. ontsid9 an inside, in many varieties
Grape Lisse Flowers, black aud white;
Ribbons, a large an rich assortment;
Thi pring stock will acco nmodat. all prices.
Mrs +. will constantly be receiving addition
to her stock. during the season.
X Grove street, immt diately abave the Ma
sonic Hall. april |. 1863 38-H
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-06-24
Benj. +. R0tteraH,

Zen s. E0UUCls0LA,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Fancy and staple Dfy Goods,
| BOOTS AND sa@ as HATS &C,
WASHINGTON ST, VICKSBURG, ne.
White Goods
hWDLAIN Swiss. Jaconets and Cambncs;
Figured and dotted French embrad SWisseai
Check cambriesi hair cord Dimny;
ia and "A plain ana figured Laoesi
Mnlls, Nansooks, Tarletons. Grapes, ete.s
French and Irish Linen cambFicks and lawne;
Linen cambgicke for dresses:
Thread Lacea. Edgings and InseFtingg
va ale nls,,;s % % a 70;
Embroidered and plain Skirts, Grass cloth aud
Hair ciosh Skir.s; French corsets, ETC., etc.
NANTES.
Embroidered White Silk Man.les White Lace dc;
Black Lace Mauiles black Applique work de-
SHOES.
An assortment of Ryan's Philadelphia work, COM
ais.ing in-part Of
Black and colored Lasting Callers;
S az do - nOotss;
Rid 'Buskins and Jenny Lind's Misses and chiis
dren's Booiees. ETC., etc.
Embroideries.
French embro'd Chemizettes, with sleeves;
Embroidered Chcmizetes, al. prlces and Style;
Howitton Lace collars;
EmNro'd Swiss collars, Mnskataire pattarns
do do do do;
do Valencia Lace collars do do;
Osborne Lace. Swiss and Cambric collars;
French embroidered Swiss Sleeves
do do cambria do;
Scotch do do Swiss and Lace do;
Embro'd Handkerchiefs, all prices and qualities;
Grass, Lawn and Linen embro'd Handkerchieis;
Jaoonet aud Swiss Edgings and Inserting;
Swiss aud Cambria Flouncings;
Swiss Applique work. ETC., etc.
Examine this stock before you make your pur-
chases, as il is large, and very handsome.
CENT? MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Isle Thread Shirts; Silk and Linen Cravats;
Check Muslin do Muslin fancy do:
Gauze Cotton do do do Neck Ties;
sc Merino DO Silk DO do do;
Linen bosom do Black italian Cravats
do Brewers Fancy Silk do;
Jeans do; LEND Llnen Check Hd'kfs;
Raw silk half Hoes; Tape bordered do;
Linen do do; Prnt'd do do;
Stio English do; Shirt Collars. etc, etc.
BENZ. r. FOTTERAL.
Vickshnrg. may 8. 1853.