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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-06

deton 40 days bordeaux Nathaniel Thompson, Stone,
9th steamship James Day. Tesca, Key West Sd, via
Pensacola ships Peter Marcy, Thomas As days Newport,
Christi 2Sth ships Yacht Ducey Brazos Santiago;
Perseverance, Forbes Galveston bark Gov Hnckley LOr
pg 81 esA SSn s o'd %
er, days Matanzas schr Edwin Dorsey Sneider, Haya
Ds 22d; Mex schr Aul,a, Psz, DAYS Lssuna.
desu1, Roserlne Morris Alexandria 18th ships william
Nelson feever, Lyerpool aenry, Hill Boston; sardis
NYof Linda Stewart slemmer Baltimore; schr Walter
NJ. Tapkin, Penss cola.
Telegrsp b, schrs Commerce Nina, shseifsr
N0RFoLK-Arr July 2 brig Kathleen, Prngie, New
Gomez and SYos Sn,
CLARK Pc 70 dy Patrick a'n L.a
Gauntlet (Br), Decker Puerto catelo II days; Damers
Dandy (Br) Bethel Eeuthera, days; Marie Theresa,
Crosel Bosoo; Florida Kelly do; 0raloo Winslow do;
% &C o "a esmer x Of Ns. Yo
Matthews. Boston; Delaware, Sanford, NYsrk; bigs
Gl.srer M, roc;en, antigua; Hampden Pomroy,
DO, "a hawkins Cobb Proyncetown Mary Elizabeth,
somsrr; Providence; ! Grier Burwell Perth Anboy;
weymouth: II " candy jeffrey, SEediord; T b Xbsu,
mekinscD, NHayen, Black Eagle, La Teurnet Newark;
E, Wexford soSns Godfrey Williams
deDce; Bottom, Corson do Napoleon, Smontsn, York
ers, NY.
York: schr Anita Damon Fuller, Thomaston.
PORT Cid July 2, brig Viator Ellis Phiadelphfa.
PR0VIDENCF-Ar July 2, propeller 0scsola, Miller,
NYork schrs willet Tobbns Cartwright, Phladephia;
Rose in Bloom Kinnear Rond0ut umirs Rogers, Spell
man. Albany sloop America, Hull, NYork; 3D. peller
Pelican Williams, NYork; scbrs SouthAmp ton, Macon,
Suffolk Virginia; Allen Bro IN, Epdcott PhladsIphia;
Milton, Hawkins NYork; sloop Commerce, Palmer,
NYork. sid 3D. brig Houlton Clover Philadelphia schrs
Mary Wesley Laird. BALTIMORE harcena Monsoon Jr,
Brewster. Philadelphia; Ontario, Vanglder do sloop
Charles Rhodes NYork via Newhaven; 3d. schrs North
Pacific, Buck Philadelphia Mary Rowland. Rsyner,
do; General Worth, Phelps Middletown Connecticut.
P0RTSMoUTH.-ArrJ July l. schr Nancy Mills, Edredgs,
NYork. Returned, schr Advent, from -.
RTCHM0ND-sd July 2 schrs Merchant Terry NYork
Sarah and Enehne, NYork; Sequel, Brakeman, NYosa;
Mary Compton, NYork.
ROCKLANC-Arr June 49, schrs Superior and Ivanhoe,
NYork; VIM Brown, Camden for Washington, ID 9;
Richmond jos Farwel and Rio Grande, NY0rk. 18th,
Ophr, do 18th, Corvo, Wilmington. NC; Spring Bird,
NYork; 9th, John. Richmond Goth, Hurd, NYork SD
23d scbrs Alfred NYork; OATH Fountain, Jameson and
Pilot spoford, do; VIM Holbrook, Washington. d O;
26th Della and Eagle NYork 9th, Mount Vernon,
do Goth. Effort do.
ST MARKS Cd 22d, brig Catharine & Mary, Coombs-
SAvANNAH-Arr July l. bark Martha Allen, Burds<t,
NYork; schr J wilson, Anderson, Portland Ud Scth
WIIMINGTOk-Arr juno 80, schr |. Smith, Stubbs,
,ch1r LAcos.h. kaAkAA, ard y rowsa OrAzy rye~x
WARREN July l, schr RcaadG vins Turner. KAnns~
toa, Nrork-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-14


Dr.T mf.
rf N.~ Nv IS .srood SOL, '.....
ESQ U.r, % uasin .-st r. N.sN...
o. al 5-gui OF Ces. apf S..
~tre aaa ne W nns rrrn st
va'gh pc 80 $500 taaia c.u. r...
a. saa1 "a a. three joaipil, above r,u
c'at'a seirrl1,s dttc, cisb.p. OIL
tr1d tritlrs uPra hr pfe.sp. position Cd
Fthc naiwatl aiuiltsfalian
Iae luliAl rs Oam'r. rc N -....
Of ~ nevm aspect ~ bsH.Iar...
iu speaking of ihr a,ce mos s-rt, ..
sh.ch e.s 80 ,ss, .n tiscr lru.e n.e.
oesst,c o. let laa, ast reunJb.
a pru1uc A5pgs' Hln. lsa1ar q.
liui. .testinios,ss : lftAlc. uaaa
hatc iE-i uIsn ii io rtto q p.n,.aui.,
. but A. Aas lsea slils.a, aila. ,i-~n-,,s-
unlon oi tlt $40 elipfs cW iht bt,l, M
the puiic tNiturgn has hrtn ~ csttl
I ihat ,ae haim his hs~n cutf,~,od ,A,.e,
u tal.rs 70 ~ " Il rcf,,l iii ah,p %,
while riA N aAAbn 10 ioilhU . 'aias.
ou tho>e who resisted tbe arvmrn. I1.
false pu.gp,Qs On whch un Admin.
J. NNN Ai'N N'H IffHftN 81 tNFtAif AN calculated o.
De- Euld int.ch4oL The faculty. otn
7 whwh tc'rrsrrs have been received snl
/ elevated ~ commanding places ct pspr-.
+ constitute, "a rramiun iof hAc dc-osiiuu Il
/ rhut lupcturo-
/ The Nc0 Norb SUI of YESTERDAY saws
I the hacknlul p1hiieans aud oliioe-safkrr.
iluckrd ., W ishngton, and htergcd tho
/ White House aui the Departments. Goa
] oml Pierce, seemed. for a philr. To- stand
/ firm, soon. however there weru siru. Of
/ wayruur 1r1 rrrrlrUy, he found ihe
/ besicgou splitting into laruous au1 c9n.
] tending inr The "spoiis.' Instead of ll.
Ing adj an'ago OF tins Opportunity tn drive
/ OIL the hungry Thong, We opened the csies
I and stfoYc 10 upprasc and reconcile mem
] BY concession, aud Compromises.
We. oaus observed hds danger. and
warned hug II the roFih OF displaying
uuillily 81 weakness, Bu, be hld hlcf
cd, ahj Che spJlnea improved their ati-
vantage. We hnew he was d.o.,,mr
himself, aud We did not hesitate to ten
him that h' would soon Gud 1t ont. And
,, hc hns found u out Such - one of the
consequence ofan Administration prcfar
riug 90 listen TO the interested ad,scs aud
/ hypucrilic,l Professions II politicians IN.
stead Of following the counsel Of those
. whose zc1 Is Tor the good Of the na,ion,
aud who, Doing independent of cSccuuyd
favor, speak the homes, sentiments Of the
people.
We quote from the New York Herald of
yesterday the following dircc, appeal to
the President -
Great rrDutttiott IL nat inndc Ia a d.v
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-14

Ma DusLtr-wn huye f,r moe ssi-
"a asasT Hrolf ghsf tAs sfi-i-of sai -a--
"a, Suasfifaassi 81 - so Railaui end
bariiseiaH 4 ies hss ~ ss.f rs
sasef. he bad sHarir takes sa.i g.
ep~s. pom thls - A.usfsss.. ihe emo
nesss f'itsaf Seuf sbfosa ~ be wrarfs.
fhaa o uas fa.sst m 10. ~ saf = &c a.aees
ho1u ~tirh 90 egTae8 r ilfo 'iss coanrr.
We ar suy g. fspeur o. srrs, Boz
Fisi DE isl-r ea,s'sf 'nss ~ rrrof 81 b..
Glar-ef.
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THE HERALD.

~ tast fatssr.ststs o. siff 81. tssl. = g. -
.sfgs sts .t.,s 80 - ss@ssss .s.... b..
t.s 80 s.s-s. i,s.. ,tsss "a ~ s~s.. .. ata 3
tsassa 80 49,.
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Hermitage. Rutland Co., oea 10, isaa.

Sucinr.-A young MIA living in this
sillagr, uliGcd lols Nouon-bc,iar known
a Jack Nonon~ cosamhted suicide on
WcducTaay eycDing q last week, bg TAX.
ina andanum H. went 10 Rutland Tint
day, sherc BE- became drunk and crszad
alti liquor, aud on hi. reiurn wpn, 60 the
drug stove II e. /. Case aud purchased
i"o ounces u lhudauum, took i 10 NJ
soohc,d's baf-room, ana 10 thr p-ts i.ce Of
several individuals poured Il INTO a s'4s.
q watef and drank j. he ihoa sent to
hir uncle'',a fe~ mda, anj told thstu shat
b. hha done. Ne!ieal li was in.aodl.
aiciy procured boz a 90 ay1il. H. dcd
o. O'Clock lha failgwin-ynofu.ng. Poor
laek' sic'in = bai toiton bod coupaiou-
ship AMI bad mm scllers 10 sou M.
va &c IN -pay death be NE. .Ban1an
Pus'.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-14

Mrahis.os hSU CosNEcrict-r RIvrs
bHtHoAp.--parics interested IN Ire Mrr.
rulck anA u,ineiirui Rlvrrs R.iiroad
hlfc agrsad ~ fske ofthe Oedsnsssfy q
slacrrfi' qusnii'y ~ the steon8 hsrs 90
haris NJ tho latter n pr, 10 faiirvs Il "
al imatcisi cmbtmssn-r,s Thr sna Is
rsroc-h sisici o. $4,000 % sinb. 600
~ r'tofnf'rrse iar ,his ssssnce. 70 o.
deasharg and Central r5a8a, o. w. ualer.
s'ant, sr' % riy tiraif Business ~ term
Of = ~rs ~ NJ SnHTon and Coan,cirm
kF-r f1sd The Construction q the ~.
trr b. 70 be vigorously p'oecu'tf IN IA
3. sn'ia.s % nslsAAug ts.ne.s 3. h.
b. nsru W pa Centred, suihan ara
caallro. a.. ilHf rata rgoylnr slso,
b. r-rs.is eorneeiiou wah ne Rutlaiui -
Boston pD.r
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taa Ho1f H8 Neuart Gra ESQ
raas es aisa o. fasBcitar .t
"a -d psro
..
$500. 80,
r..-. .@.,.. r...
r
90 ..tt
~
e. The fmnhha Hotel h'a passed from
t1r possession 81 iis iouner popdaf pro
pHr'af, }. laarT. EAq- 90 tAo Agreeable
ton. of SI6.uul. Tao lortunsto f-,,.c.-,r
p ~ "Ari W'h ihe oihcirm hhain'G oi
{ tha FranhIiu f,r iA- pa aiS nf,nriis. ana
ve consider thif great good fYriana h1s
T no, only bcfallen the c1mmnn.,y. bu, tl,s,
Mr. PARn has displayed much tact and
{ lu3rucm 10 securing possession, of one OF
+ iAc ycy he,t hoicis IN ths STATE. OF a
Price an eiua,asisnces counted that
most De- virvcd as o fen 6races below t.
moderate esiIasie. Ind, it, 'ore.au,
management the Fmnklip S,,rrre, +, r7nk
with the A. No. r.. ana ,bere /. N, d,obt
tina, ilie and lha public will r,ll extend TO
/, iheir favor. l,opg NAV il Wagei
Other chlnrcs are progressing. -- nm
proyeneni - the order OF ,he dny.-rn,cr-
Prise both public aud private are constant
~ q; work. anl we can't dolre b,coniur.
# ~, one II the towns Won read Of ono Of
lhr places TIN, will sometime be rc,d
aJoia.
"Nam,aoihe l,ames l,,lon..
nv, 80 =, -. t,' ',-,, ',' =, ','f'
nawn The nus,as st.,,,, It elaus,"
~. Our f,i.oi NJ ! wnr, 80
has opened Provision Store and Restsu.
rant in the building recently erected for
that purpose, opposite Merchants Row
We have long needed such an ins'iiu,iou,
and nov that the void Is hllld by "mod-
Ell establishment with model heart, who
Is bound 10 90 'n'nes up IN" 'oS'd piea's'
1t won't be a bad idea Tor those "ho can
-, U,.a.-.'. ~.
'','" u ''''''" ',''''" '''" a pow %
tho hind Wmre deals ia ov.a.days.--
Dom, pass hun s,ihon, "a luln regard for
your own feelings. as well as his
80,
b, 10 ,,, =, ,.t' aJ,.,,, ,,' " ~ ,to
moan. wi,Ion NJ. ,e,el Nh, ~. b,.ios,.
ho lno,,a rho o,,,s,,so % ..,,,.,,;,;a,, !,
tho,ongblv ~ very small .nb.n ,,,,,,r,,l
,.,,h A. hon.o,. g. ho a....te ,.r
c,,-.s. Gar III. b,s;,,,, ,,4, a.o,,5. =,
IL, n,,,o,,,,, a., or ~. / n ,,,., b. ,,I,
ln.s.n . Il. nu,,;. LII .....l;,.,, ~.
,,,cn, -, ~ no,o,e,y' Mi he ,In ,.,..,,,
- :, -. M. y,
] l.
docs hoi "a'ef'l'e hoN-a'day"' Is an IRE
: deemahie old fogy' ans does not deserve
To prosper.
W winter " close upon W. TIL,
mountains in this p,iybborbool mn, az
iheir win,or dress some DAYS am and III.
c,o-,, ,o,ss IA ,, >,
...,t .,l No.. ~ ''' ~ " Wv
- ~, : s'''''s un'
'"t ~ ''"' a Fa|'i' lop'pl'hg'onc Of, iut
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-14

EoLIAN PuuAsrnRorY.-Th are a
great MANY good intentions Ia the minis of
people tia, are barren of everything else.
Good intentions, it is said pave the way TO
where iIeclSebub holds his court. and we
believe the saying. This class of people
wash well 10 every enterprise bat aid
none. Is II charitable enterprise got on
foot, to aid the sufferers from yellow fever
or the inminc IN MADEIRA, or 10 give a In
10 SOME poor but homes, family, or for amy
other such purpose, Your citizens, with
benevolent Intentions, would help you il
they could, but there are 50 many calls,
and 80 forth, while they are adding 20 their
bank account every day but they wish you
success, and recommend You to some 1ch
nclglhor who has not 80 many call, TO
meet, aud always contributes. Such peo-
pie would not pull tlrir hlnAs ont Of their
pockcls on frosty day 10 stse ( Low
cr''ur ilpH lrp~nng; bm they Ike to
''n p.. r. They are worse illn the
aV'"ed mlscr. or tlietulsanihrope who tells
you hhniiy thai he won, do II. People
mhi-t give soDelhing more than fair words
IN The n Of philanthropy # they make
proper disposition of their stcwnndship.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-14

MrsTEHIous,--Yo-icrdty morning a
basket WIS found amnng the btggagc of
the iraln on the Michigan southern Raj
road, which no one clgined After dill
gent inquiry, The I'D WAS removed and 10
ilie Ds,onishment of oil It was found 20
contain dead iafhni. No account " II
could b. argsn BY any one. The btpgsps
mister Thought u was pot on bo1rd n 70
icdn. There is Of course strong suspicion
nat some iniufnan being ia tn shape 81
q mother caused rs death 10 conceal her
own sliaine.--lClH. Press, 2lh ulL
lloRnunlf MuRpsn AZ Forr Il,mi.-
TpN.--We iearn uaits most brutal nnr
der Wa committed at Fort Hamilton Tucf.
day evening. Al lnshmHH. by the HHe
Of sullivan, best AMI kebcd bn wife IN ~
horrible ,nunner that aho died ailin an
hour IT appears that Sullivan bod been
10 tho city aud oongLt some cod. when
b. rfani,fi hpiise, hb5gi io'nloch he -,isd
~ bis vie 10 help IN with boz ri coal.
The Hpufn h4siag recently hccn cuAGip j.
Ni- inp aesk 10 iiit ihe box. and le her
end fail on her h1sban1f foot. ~ tbs
pfoTpc zion iho brute beat and kicked her
- death. Ne wss pronpHy arrested md
ihdgod IN Broo.lgn iph. Run WA The
ctusf.-lN. y. EEpfess.
THY er spending upon 'h' Nhhe
House al " tsAihgilH, in The sAaga 81 re-
paifs md embellishments, tiie sum of go
&C. Tile may al BE- ycy proper -pr
hatr ~ d.aibt q V. Bot 4 iasy b. % well
20 reflect mHnrui h0s msiiers would
h1se been changed, u Wig Cohgrra
hHd voted lbs an,onm or fie beseiii ~
Wing Pwsiirni IN tbe drt year u ins
lruu fl4efe souil haze beeu ~ cod ~
'he variety ~ ehsrPss ning upon Nmg
erifusgs nce. .ioulstil, Jgsf.
The editor Df tuc Memphis Eagl I'll. q
pretty anai sforg ~ No. ,pen-r ~ Boz ba,-
in--s pa1uer. Dan h.ca bod frmffd -
hl1 aI.oug othef s1las. tao dsfaF Dell
NHrh lr rfumfl, infumng BON uai D
$50 rlaa' rfi.ii, sh3 requesting hi.n r. ssid
aHsthsr u was soanetnn. before b. itsfd
ftsa Dan again, bar sn epsiie eano e
-, IA d, frfs5ea pff lussisi, 40 an
nro.Dag ~ de- dslay. a. psn had Ea'syi
-n.r d ,.ls 81 gr-suNaa s~s-E
,os ts''ist iso hs.iaf 5al.'
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nI "'i'
Hl,in.>, WIS exceedingly duli nnd pn-
ei 'h1 leading articles had undergone
'' ''N '"lh2'~'
ARRIVAL or ran ,.rtt or TuE
WTsr.
Nov orb, Oct. ",--6r m.
Tho Steamer star ~ the West arrived
90 'his purt AZ three o'clock. having made
thr passage irom Sln Jnsn 10 lrss than 5
dt'F. She brings 10 passengers OF il"
I5l September Tho ytfamsmn John j.
stephens with ,ho util4 Wa Panama. ten
on The Sumo day at . o'clock, A. NJ.
'H u' i0.h we ''fte' passed thc
steamship Uncle sum- ca route Tor San
if,u'l-'"'
o' ,lelh'f Sia5pl The W csi brings up
"'i'' "' '"e pisstH3ers aud S'iub'V ln
isi7Ul epa ABOUT hiIl million doIlafs IA
'h, nihIs 81 passengers
'o1h '"t'-T'g %, ny bron Fe.ei,cl'o
Ho' .rhoF' ny ABOUT luoU m1loriiy, nnd the
Ni'io democIa'lc Nii'e lmkc+ hy Wuon-
hos Ringing non lou. 10 ten thousand.
hT' IuiuN ior Lieut.. HoF., leads the
uc.e' ~ nih j rinclscQ'
''W' = ~ iiirisoh' Agent oi the Mic
ata@ul steamship 90. una Il deinocra', was
e'eoted Mayor
y a h"cbuc ticket Tor city and county
oibcrfs i also elected, aud both branches
ct NE legislature viii be largely demo-
c'i.'''
proceed 10 the election TIN, q ir. Of a sue
crSspr Of DR.. Gwin in tbs'U y g,n,+o
el,honch ~. ,or'a ~ w. 80. - ,ri','''
wards Of Two years.
~, r. >, 80.
"' o"''" "'S f,'"' , "'S mas inc io'-
responleece.
n reconcile mo si,rl;.i,,. r,,.,,,,... ..,l
GA nv A., NM AN r. "!..,n,a,i.,., "
the American Rcpublic Win tho us,,cs
or the Conn or Al ,drid :, cv.c,,r,, y, 49,
tcrs of ctiouelte. Mr. Sonlc has sngs',nd
ono. 81 on,,,ilo'. r,.s, ra,I maJ ,''s ~
" mn nv, = coll NIich en'l' De neither
w., ~ ''il'lcI' u'I VI y % peasant, -
IA NJ 80 "f''''hi tniS
N e;,nll.i,,I VIZ ,;m u.n?H sI.''' 10,
hr',a w., "'u ,"1 ' ,h ,or g1Iu
6-. Ranrossnt,,;yc of ,bo tmnr,c W. " ~
mon 1t the Court Of l.ouls XVI. Mr.. Au-
gust Belmont. vino Is also IN Pans, viii
doubles produce the counterpart ut the
/ Count OF tIe llpgun, and The great pIob-
le,nS pron9nni "a hy Gov. Marcy, ~ill be
So''eh 10 ihe satisfaction oi everybody.
! r,-,.,,,,,,,..... 80. 8, -.
w. ~ ~ 'N'n hIrAon'
~, ~, c lo,siI,i'iolo e'lv't : pei9F l'aav
I itgtor, X. aott a. Z. X
I ~ N'' - ~ wv ~ - FAl4 flN Lfll u
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l1Are f1Gsh Pains. ~ -. su-~ris-
tag1 in Ne fart eii, ia ~ Foa.h.
srrp-ie, ~ IhHrs4 y 81 "a afss 90 "a
p 1nff % aliss 81 90 b.isn az a.l,i.-s
81 }nFrs ~. FAs 90 4 .4e ~ CO.
Fan- 81 Vfuaaf.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-14

lloRnD DfATD.--Sidney Nircross.
young man about twcpy-threc years of aye
hnd spent 81 good bO1ion of The div Of tho
9TH inst, ~ this village, md Oh bis return
70 Slranlc, whore he has for some time
been employed, stopped at the honse Of his
mother, near Cadsville, IN this county.
The ialnily being absent at the time, It Is
supposed that be builtso large a iirn on the
iirepIleg, iIli the apnrs, yhila he wa q.
sleep, caught the woOd-wor about the
chimney. md were communicated 70 the
main building. Tho neighbor., seeing The
flames burst forth. rushed 10 the Scene. and
hNing discovered q msn inside. dragged
hlm out; but To the as,oui,hmont Of al.
found Narcross, with his legs burnt of
nearly ~ 70 his body, and quite dead! Ne
was addicted 10 habits ofnebrsn N. and
Il is feared that his uniimely de- N ~ 10 be
attributed 10 this cause LPlpttsburg
Wing.
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The Rsak Ca.alaiis .oaer, Goo. c. VS..
k'q- hs isyoad q. ~nh ca, ufil,. ga.
nusl n port 4 thr caoi' % ofih Dant.
30 Vermont prepared hy BIO "a iay be-
f5e or LeAa,iife We give : fn u
m' lapor,m Haas ofthe rcfuii
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Naraultys l.aniou pub.i hcrs 'i-yr
niii.l h-i' ADercin rsrfaspotfie,f,s.
ihai d. hla nai gt lBusl q iae Mss. a
U .arl '..sHs II u,e ii,s y u Eax
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o., Lfrre Had. N-s YarA. i fott
q afffuH ,'fst IA. D. capteis3 r. s.sn
80 TO- frsi ~ Drrsn.h.s ~. r..-i4
o. hsFe h-aa . % NJ i.suas. f..f.r-ig
~ Mecca i,.s.i - $4,000 ,asf anhsa.
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fase 4s..l !, a4 Ns,F Hsa.
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T., iai,,ort, ~ grc,pp css5- AT Now
/ YORK alone far the cighi c,lenltr months.
/ GUIDING August 3l-t. compared ailh s,ml-
Ar months last year was as lolluMs:
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-14

Secretary Marcy rrturud 10 the city
yaH'rrd'y, Whom a long C5binci Session
was rnmediaiolg aeld.
Com. Daalal, 1fths pelu,ian aeet who
bed been summoned here by telegraph.
h1h o long c1ugerr uuH wish Mr. Gushing,
Telrfige. % j. supposed, 10 he Chiucha f..
lands difficulty.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-14

The Secretary or the Tfeasuy hls is
sued orders, requiring the clerks through
oh the Deprmou, 10 be- At their desks
irou9 10 3 o'clGck. until the 1T Of Apnl
next, and Prohbii'ug going OIL 10 tale
dr"4, On ptne''y of rmorai nam g9ict.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-14

a c1mprny vfiI capitl n 800 600
% bHinT FORMED 10 Boa1r. fr ne purpose
= c'nstruc ~ iinr ~ TELEGRAPH from
Bn'"sit o. N@w il- hlva, a cylinaer
~ ioei go diameter. by which means u j.
b-i..tai hHi pc.4grs nsy he transmitted
~" 'la city 20 ile other .u G2eaa ni-
uuir-.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-07-20
Mems 9ttms, I<r.

ACCIDENT IN LowELL.-On Saturday, the
I'd instant, rs one of the female weavers in
the Elliott Mill, Lowell, was combing her
hair in the weaving room,it accidently caught
around the shaft, drawing her up by her hair
between the shaft and the ceiling, and jam
ming her head against the ceiling. The scalp
was torn nearly of. Her thumbs which
were twined in her hair, were also torn of,
from the great force with which she was
drawn up. The force with which her head
struck the ceiling, was so great rs to throw
off the belt, thereby preventing her head
from being ground to powder. She was re-
leased from her dreadful situation and the
scalp replaced. After some hours of uncon-
seriousness she regained hsr senses, and bids
fair to recover.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-07-20

SurcrDE.-Mr. James Supple, an engineer
on the grave! train Of tho C. & p. Railroad,
committed suicide on Friday evening last, BY
taking poison. He had made application for
divorce from his wife, at tho last Session of
the Court Of Common Pleas, which was sue
cessful. His wife, however had the decree
set aside. The husband demonstrated, and
told his wife to give him his papers divorce
pspers,) and all would be well.
She refused; he said to her.. " then you
viii be widow before midnight" and swal-
lowed the fatal poison in her presence, al d
dred before morning. Mr.. 8. was an indus
trious man, and completed his days work
and put up his engine on the day he COM
mitted the suicide o-Rerenna Whig.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-07-20

Curious EXTRACT FROM ScoTcH News
PAPER IN 1s07.-Copy of n painters bill
presented to the vestry for work done in
our church:
ITO filling up . chink in the Red Sea,
and repairing the damages Of Phsroah's
host.
To new pair Of hands for Daniel in the
lions den, and new set of teeth for the
lioness.
TO cleaning the whales belly, varnish.
ing Jonah's face, and mending his left
arm.
To new skirt for Joseph's garment.
To sheet anchor, jury-mast, and a
long boat for Noah's ark.
To giving blush to the cheek of Eve
on presenting tAesapple to Adam.
To painting new city in the land o.
Nod.
To cleaning the garden of Eden after
Adams expulsion.
To making a bride for the Samaritan.
horse and mendiug one of his legs.
To fitting new handle to Moses bas
kct, and building bulrushes.
To adding moro fuel to the fire oi
Nebuchadnezzer's furnace.
Received Payment,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-07-20

NOVEL AND GREAT INTENTIONAL
Correspondent of the Boston Bee sends
the following account of a safety car, the
result of his ingenuity -
"rhe seats on which the passengers sit
arc to rest on pistons, which pistons are
to play into cylinders, which cylinders
are to be charged with gunpowder, which
gunpowder is to be touched off with per.
cussion caps and hammers, which caps
and hammers are to be all united by rods
which rods are to be so connected to the
engine and cars that whenever any COLI
sion, obstacle, switch, drawbridge occurs,
or whenever the engineer or fireman or
conductor shall see fit, all the aforesaid
pistons may be discharged at once, firing
up the passengers high and into the air
through the top of the cars instead of
being drowned or dashed to pieces in
them.
81 will be necessary that the top of the
car, instead Of being covered with boards,
should I've covered with thin cloth or can
vass, through which any human head of
ordinary thickness, or skull, will penetrate
with perfect ease. | would also suggest,
AS further improvement, that n para
chute be placed directly over the head of
every passenger, so that, in being fired up
through the top into the atmosphere, he
will find himselfproviLed with one of those
convenient little articles used by the bal
loonists for descending to the ground from
any height at pleasure"