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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16

The folly Of fnnliici,m was never moro
apily illustrated thln by the proceedings
Of the "Whole Worlds Convention ln
New lurk last wcrk. va are glad %
know that 30 far ifoiu being true rrpro-
-ruiauycs of the Whole Woril.n the
cuzy men and women who STYLED them
selves u- such, we're in fact repre- sentatiyo-
Of boat TIE smallest plu Of n, and that phn
ycy -pswcly popullici. The harm uloy
accomplished ln tte cause Of Tcmporapco,
as Inns over been the case when iaustes
have seized hold Of a good Cause and made
q carry them until !, broke down, instead
Of promoting a., uiii never be- BALANCED by
any good tlCy may do, nxrcpi Il hn By
giving over thcu ioiu-iIoieues. We knoa
~ many a m7n who was prepared to CO.
good way- with the Maine Law advocate.
bot vho since the disgraceful exhibitions
By them, la-t week. siii 20 n0 ihuhcr.-
W. kH1s thnt @ posit,c iuiury has been
done by this fsnsiirai exhibition. NJ
Gra,lry' illppedmmc opened iususpl .iYn.-
ly. Id. fmncouia'r, il.- women perform
m. utimctod crowd, but son O.. f,sp pet.
bui created decided doubia lt1i Toe char
actor 81 ibe whole thing
Good obieci-. llir hra fashions. 40. tp8
ffrqurutly dlmagrd sni driven oui by
ueif sdapitan ly di-cuil air chamsicn.
81 .l uls inriancc. ITO Boz Moline Low
believer b. tD o. WsaH's hislt- mau
--or rniHef au af1I.g.-i iof luf folly, o.
tncg tbr ranks aiil BEGIN ~ grus ulu.--
= lrlh'a mra wili dun back and i,asr no
cstee eirar ta iAs f.u1fle- auil hoy shall
Lafe rla ihel.srises uui, ss ults s4oa ali.
-'IrA WHO
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16

ins;sntnoplc, Aug. y.
Col. Ruh lcf, yesterday with an auto
graph iottr from the Sultan 10 the Enpcr-
OF of Aastfip, expressing his hghncs-'
thanks 10 Austria Tor the preservation Of
peace.
Pans, Aug. 81.
The 4. $. FnPate Cumberland had az
riyed al Marcilics.
liallfiH Sent. IT,
The Roysl Mail Steamship Niagara,
with Liverpool dates t4 ihr 80 iu-i., three
days later news than that brought by the
Franklin.
The weather n tac clo4c of she week
was lcs- favorable iof agricultural plpo-
sfs.
Latest reports from thc Best are lefs fs-
yorabie for 'he speedy adjustment oi the
diiicullics between Russia sud TurkCy
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16

THHitIfNG ScENI-A DKuNkAED's
Lam SAvfp.-A few days since, says the
Philadelphia Ledger, NJ the Express Train
for Baltimore was passing the vicinity Of
Naman's Creek, at the rate Of forty miles
an hour, hoUliylng slghi WIS witnessed
by those having chlrge Of the train. \
man, apparently q fisherman, inhahtlng
one 81 the shanucs close By, WIS lab0riug
under giattia p0iu, bad thrown himself 90
the rail- i1f tie purpose Of -rii-destmcii0n
bat two females having drawn him Oh, were
engaged ina q dreadful struggle 10 prevent
hi- egsiu throwing himself before the taln.
One had d deadly grip ~ his leg, while
the other was kncChng upon BIZ br nj, a.
the iron horse went thunddiing by iust
grazing her clothes indeed, 30 close was
che, that her own escape from instant death
was most miraculous. The whole scene
occupied bot an instant, and scarcely any
u lhe passengers scre aware q thr calan-
D., that bad been uuua ndlng. Those who
Witnessed n we're horror struck, knowing
tla iupl-sibilHy 20 pre-, cnt tAe destruction
81 I'D three, IF the manisr -ucrrrdcd M
struggling only few inrhs- nearer the
rail- Whli o seli-rnruhcing love vac
here manifested, inducing two women %
risa their lives n saving one Who had per-
hap iuf year, been cqnslsm source of
ml-rry, from BIZ lusstiair bose of the bottle.
% ODE poor iprbnate could have tho scene
properly depicted 90 sH % make d la-ung
Impression upon hs mind. he would un-
aYgbicd'y f1r1tc Ms s,l Lahrf.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16

O. Vii tiio Washington i'Hi0a tliros
enoU sl iifih On tAr ilaar-} business. 90
teach u- aty ttr -ru7tfan be- returning, 90
the ui'-i 81 tlr seas.1i Simultaneous
with 'bc ANNOUNCEMENT AZ the hr'. sc
lazuo uAa.ra' -.lmfe- ~ our hshist
vessels. Of olArFs returning lrlr uIh
mra tr, carfnrs and If .rn,ui IrH- end
disaster lirrrsbuYfs, ftrfe - curiosity iu
kayv ihr hi-ity ~ tle 5u-iH. -s What
vrrr tbr -ahus Hrser oi Com. Sluhrct :.
What ass TOE object 81 the expedite ?
Surely 30 ta pr. t5H t.le-m.r o.f-Ii-
Uf ~. HlTsa l.r Huf, ulrr. Nrr fgLr
g. fsh srr lnsisp1atIe. Ana q % prI.ref
tasr. vlfh.A tlst liIg4, vtf d. tHsF~ H8 iu-
stance ri 10. thing beng dome WY b
ile fa,t recalled lu usr tr.y ucmr uf lfl-
caue-f M Hs rerii-r. t-r Hui required
ms the rtrnur ,lsIs. aHF ref. tleF -IF-
poet D. boz cred. 5 -tsIt
" mlri rHt '.rrtf t.sf ,sH fishing 1.
irre.' De- aae.HE Important oua. caE'ri-lt-
Iug s. largely t. eng other fH iHr u.flFaal
~ef.Hl. Ihr tr.aF f Government IH -H-
Iur' fHr H.'.a rraf- 'a faa ground
hss Hlsr stra t.rssir HatiF &C. iu4 -as-.fs
The prassHi sal be- u-.r 10 lueEafnr.rt Hi.-
c0slrt o. arHf aud Version. rs Hai is laet
b. aa- t-herlrn 90 .T.u.I Ht tss hH,sh
c..an.sl fe-it. au1 iHe cl.rl.-l srr.ri-
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~ tlsf uleg .h1a be carti 'lf ut1t srts.l-
Tho are A. iesa emnIei o. usruag
ta e. fa1le a. imurlti41l Lfa "a
a.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16

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ulis d'y's pspa Thg base Jusi ellsf'rd
u.r.i s.rrsal spsca1as siarr t0 netry De.
be ~ i.liarr siie, ,n4 tft al~ pr.pafr.l 20
D. 80 rlis1.s.ss tns no., Sach ,i-tys
efrf gssas htfgs
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16

SANpwtrn IsLANps.--Filcs of llnnolu-
la papers ia July l6,h had been received
IN San Francisco. Tho picture of Affairs
IN the Sandwich Islands Is gloomy The
small poN is raging with Increased violence
aud the unhappy natives are hrinp swept
off by thousands. Within single week
there were ~ new casrs Of the disease
officially reported. This was Tor only one
ncighborhood, and would probably be
swclicd to SIX or seven hundred by the re-
ports from the other districts and islands.
The natives are smgularly prcdisposch To
take q disease Of tins character. Their
systems appear 10 be So cntNated aud I'm
dcrmncd by hereditary faint, that the
scourge finds them ready victims.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16

The following, later and more Impor-
tant," we copy from the Times of the Nth
Tue MUTABiLIrf or ALL HUMAN CNL-
CuLArIoNs.-Proicssor Jeweti's n huInbunl
The Comet amt coming at all. II hadn't
any intention of approaching nearer than
the horn of the dilemma on which our re-
portcrs left 1t yesterday morning. 1t was
only paying friendly visit round among
the consultations, when, coming in con
tact with the dilemma, It's tail flew mp IN
fright and got cntanglcd on the horn-jus,
as the tails of little boys kites are ap, to
do when they fly them IN the streets, 1t
tore its tail awiully, and didn't get oil for
two hours and 1t went zig-zag. and not nj
all nz straight and dignifod as a respecta-
bic comet ought to do. Tho tearing OF It's
tail is Il more serious matter than many OF
our readers may inagne,
4 tail Is as necessary TO the proper
management of a comet rs is ruddcr 10
that of ship and without them there Is
no telling how far ont of a true course Ell
thor would 90, or what rocks they might
run against. So you see If the comet
keeps on going crooked and not going
night straight along, ms Is the duty Of all
comets, astronomers can't tell when i'm
come again, or how It'll come. They were
all asleep when 1t got of, and didn't sec
how bad It tore ITS tail, or which side was
tore the most. Consequently, they can't
calculate us bearings, md Professor Jew
eft wont have sufficient data 10 cyphcr
up when i'm hit u again. Therefore, as
we have before advised, don't do anything
that YOU would be- ashamed to have known
unless It be 10 buy your wife a winter bon
net and your children some little things to
make them feel comfortable and happy,
/ and look 50 that you needn't blush when
/ they call you papa before folks.
But after all. Professor Jeweit hadn't
| ought 10 be laughed at; because If he had
( told the truth II would have been a very
| serious matter for us and YOU 10. lie stands
acquitted on the ground that our personal
safety is Of infinitely more consequence to
the public than his character Tor truth and
vepcity. If the former be maintained,
the latter il Of very small consequence.
II IL only another proof Of the mulabii-
ty of an human calculations, aud We are
indebted to Professor Jewett for another
illustration of the ridiculous results Of at
( tempting 10 gain nu'Oricty by cndcayurlug
10 appear wise beyond the present. let
any Of our readers who are ambitious
choose some foundation ON which TO build
reputation, more solid than ncbuou.
matter. The Indians opinion Of the white
man might with propneiy be applied Il
toucts-they' very unsartln,' and II you
PIN your reputation 10 their tails, ten
chances 10 one they'll run away with it,
50 don't do ii.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16

o. usf rsataf rart r.a.a ncr3 DO f
rcsaIsrs r.a.talsei sesssu or Iaftasf
iasf So asl.rrianl 'l,fr b. rH aaa.aai .
.r atr- su.art a ias pe's ie Del aiirnira
&C. ta,s ttfia. cad sarruI apa7aN rass.s
% c.aln st.aau-a ty hsI il-ass-
Jodr~- 0aa u.s ramhsr q pra4., ia a'.
,rBdaart. ,asad 1,a ent hs' Wutit
sa,,h syr'ft1i, bed e. ia,a ..,' "gsaas'
~ fher. rva.aag raus.d apei. he'p g.
~ cot s'ra .h' sFaia, sb4 ir1u DE- ebony
aic5 ,lssgr, dates, ils, u.ai pilses Boz
crcssc b. i,ar'A a. ;he.i pns4ci' beerle
.sa91-r Datli gsur ,as,Aei' go" oui,
f1cn8t. flf ia iAti -tase' yau usy n.
poo' ifsih ~ b4i re-ati.oa Is y1lr cause
~ nnsscesi8.a.J Himl.enc., ou uie ps6
q jaslte. lot al. tu. by ,hc say.
The lssyers. --tlas4 tsa,r hauesi lears
tnI hue. clean hnsn --afc tAo hsprIost
fellows u tAo vodl Touu.tun, " a.
olsl. la ihr duh uou5'oHy o. their care
c1uodias. cots spinning btes.--a 80.
T son ~aca great All tappg thougiis pa. ..
T them. tBd 90 sIlll tie stralehinoss %
/ ulcir bar. Eul,c-s whistcrs and sp1ilrss
! valHc9tls Aasc ever been rcmaikahlc.--
G,ncfous. blg-bcsnrd. ingciu .l.-uguAcd
fraternity ye are al gooi-ioJAing sud
.uurs-ly -nglh sidr up and We are sor-
ny tssay that the Feeble support you co
joy b. isr from honorable u the community
you live "a We shall despair VI human
nature IN ever becomes Jt,-hler
h pYins shout Tor siuguiant.cs, the
''iaains hctH ulst pres Dts ilse.f - tins
thai tho.e " ho put uier faith IA he td'
are .iaguisfy apt u get INTO i.c tor, ou'
of winch they cannot step, unless At be III
10 sn indefinite "boI" that IS quite ,p
10 bar ucir Efforts IN getting aroun.
sgsin to the starting point. Make 4 not'
Of that!
The Judges are AL right" unless Their
are soi.ie disagrcesble exceptions" which
did they exist, It wouldn't be fair 10 men
ton just noe. Everything seem, to b
regular, except the pnce u eggs and NUT
ton-ehops, the upward tendency Of whlc
would Indicate that the rai,riei II cmbrs
ccs Is bound 20 20 doien. 1t Is a settle
point that Judges Of law always excel a
Judges q good living. Tids l,h., A. ~
!, dis oAas g,nu, should We ever e
within Ilnse VI he gums" we shall es
peci q broad I'D, for that rcicrcnccl
We have not the time - " show up" III
performers IA ui.s drama, more parueuls
ly; and esnnot yubhah the programme
without psyi bot Il things move Of risi'
shall eudesyor 10 help them along by d
occasional report Of the facts, neeompsnic
with our os opinion oftho adroitness vii
which white Is proved to be black, and Il
competition q the moon to be simp
green checse7 and soN soap" II
entire party can have personal motto,
highly Complimentary hf Consider
top"-ofs proposition that VIC shall f.
honorcd IN presenting TO them At the
leisure.
n. d. Since writing the above we are
receipt Of the following dispatch dir,
from the scene Of action :"
"Befgr, Of pidd- fO----'
Yours,
Although the last word Ia parii,lly obi
Grated, we have 30 doubt il means "Po
try and seriously promise to be-ircr
TT thc first opportunity.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16

ions WoHru llAvING.--The State
Treasurer Of California has paid to -nndry
firms for public printing for the year ending
June 30. l-jI, the round sun Of S2lS ,5i7.
6h, aud with few contingent items not
set adjusted, will swell the amount to
qulitcr ia million. The printers at San
Francisco have certainly had some fat takts.
when NC see Sl70 charged Tor two rcams
of blanks.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16

Mas Laftr5a, Rouis rrhleI u
rrfts.n tAsi hes . us ea..ce ~ Governs
D. ass l.noqly. q j. tis5 n-sny cvitsin
tlsi 81 disunrt party -. Auycs mslonly
H ne lss.sisisrc, sni uiefc BE- o. great
ehsHgs hun issi gosr .u abe general ~
sali
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16

irrmzi>G.--Tho professional anxiety
of reporters to obtain "itcms, Is we'll illus-
trntcd IN the story of the western editor of
a weekly paper, who found a fellow in the
woods, hanging and kicking from limb
of a tree in the agonics of death, but did
not report the fact, nor make any attempt
Ia cut him down, in order 10 have u fresh
Horrible Suicide" for his own paper, which
was issued four days afterwards.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16

The Railroad isrr 60 Nc~ Noia vas
greatly reduced ga the frs, of the present
September. We are authorized - make
the following staioiuenst
Btsccu New ioik and Bellows Falls,
and ali STATIONS on the Rutland anu Bur
hn.ton Railroad cas-, of Rutland ahd all
stations on the Sullivan road, the fare Is
reduced my cents.
Between New York sud White River
Junction, aud all station, on the Vermont
Central K. r. east Of Montpelier, sud all
stations on the Pas2umpsic road, south of
Wells River, the fare Is reduced buy five
cents.
Between New York end Wells River
aud stations north Of Wells River, the fare
IL reduced forty cents
+. 5, The reduction Of Any cents 7p-
phas to llurilanl, a. well US 70 Windsor
AMI the forty live cents reduction spptes
to stations between Montpelier snd White
/ River Junction on the Vermont Contra
/ Road Windsor Journal.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16

lIoMIcrDE.- Wallace Parker, the keep
or of a disrcpulablc dance house N New
York, WINS stabbed and killed IN his place
on Thursday night by John Holt, who had
quarrel with girl IN which Parker in
tcricrrd. The murdered man was ma
tive Of Massachusetts. Holt stated before
the Coroner that he was poultry dealer,
and that h6 was knocked down and beaten
before lac drew his knife.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16

The Anti Slavery meeting on Sunday
night, at the Metropolitan Hall, New York,
WIS largely attended, and was addressed
by WIN. Lloyd Garrison, G. G. Burlcigh,
and an old ucgrcss called Soiourncr Truth.
Lucy Stone and Mr.. Culver afterwards cs-
slyed TO speak, bat were Missed down, and
the meeting Dispersed IN confusion. Mr.
Greeley, after mourning pitcously, and
giving vent Ia his indignation, consoles
himself by prognostcating that " there
must aud will be an end of this" lie
means rioling at abolition meetings in New
York.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16


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Is uhl.h bad hrru Sis.el' n ih' N"'a-
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trti +" Uh' NriN' 'i,' ''i'' '"'
terca ihe 81 anl l'h - ihe prcscui
,..ttb II WaJJ "f.ieb un" AGAINST o.r
.t...st. ,..-. ..t... III.
lih his P'--'a. ani t'e .h"" a'ani cofne
come on The following auiolc nn tht
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TaAI CoNt1--Nt AM sATIr rui
PnsrNr.--lt Is uIt without picruahle
puatuu. thai w. tihe up q pea i1r 'ne Huf
pose III announcing 'na uourcappg ifaucc
ut that Comet. upio the Pfc.cai Time oi
vumF nui, reader. don't bc tp1 sum.
-lu.. RHc1l.lt BE- r'i aH day 20 COME
pa, sui 40 TEE rate ut 10000 rhu- minute
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16

NV WAY TO RAISE ruE WND.-At
the Worlds Temperance Convention, at
New York on Thursday, the Rev Mr. Hunt
of Pa, sold at Auction q barrel of flour,
which had beer received from Wisconsin.
1t was sent TO the Convention for that pur-
pose and the proceed, were 10 be applied
IN distributing temperance tracts IN WIS.
cousin. Tho bids started at $40, but be-
fore lhc reverend auctioncer stopped, he
sold the barrel, after good deal of ham
merlng and going, gong" for the round
sum II 500.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16

There are persons IN Connecticut trying
to commit wholesale murders on the rail
roads. On the Middlctown Branch road,
last Friday, there were found within the
distance of two miles, no less than slN oh
structions or barbados, consisting of largo
siumps and rocks braccd ia their position by
rails taken from the fence. Such cool
bloodcd villain. ought To- be- caught IN the
act and summary justice extended TO them
by suspcndng them by the neck to a
branch oithc nearest tree for an indefinite
length Of time. Judge Lynch's code is the
one for these chaps.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16

The last freak of the French is jumping
out OF u balloon high up in the air, with an
india rubber cord so arranged rs to jerk
the operator back again into the basket,
from which he had leapcd into the air. \
chap not long since made the leap, but It
spun out to about 600 feet. The rebound
carried him back some 200 feet, but HIS
chum had TO haul him m with windlass.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16

TnE CHfsTAL PALAcE Eimniri"s.--
The Home journal says the Hou'1Hs
Rights Purity have lost an opportunity
iii should have bespoken ample space 10
the Crystal Palace, and spared no pains 10
filing il With the products Of icinalc Undue
Try and female gcnIns. one Of The consr-
qucncos Of rs neglcctng Ia do so, 81, that
there are comparatively few articles N 'hr
Exhibition which reflect credit upon thr
taste and ingenuity Of woman
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16

g. The Albany and Rutland Railroad
Is opened through IT. cu,re line, and we
are now in dircc, communication with the
descendants OF Dcilick Knickcrbockcr.--
The road Is admirably manneed, and must
soon become one ofthe most popular thor
oughfares IN New England.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-16

no satisfactory rclurps Of the vote for
State Officers have been received, and ra-
,hcr than trouble our readers with partial
returns, which cannot be of sny nsc, we
shall want uniil the oiicial vote Is returned,
before publishing any Of it.
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riss plrriass u usy crysisi Palace ID
serssss The riiilnisa Casaplsfs Is ell "a
lanA.nd tl.si sal ollss Ia pv. ra.saf. 20
W-Ay nrisss 81 u isss-. - 81
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Of Mr. Walton, though political OPP
ponent, wcWIll be frank TO say THAI We be-
hcyr Montpelier has never sent 70 the l.o-
gisleture many, If any, more able ana Ell
Client representatives, Freeman.
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GA new Post Office hiss been csiab-
ll,hcd at Windmill Point, VI, and Dan
ford Mott, Esq, appointed Postmaster
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\ Mas Sunr nv SN.ht. letter ,p
the Philadelphia Lcfg,r states that few
days ar" man named l.oumeu. stotrkr,p.
81 M Slddon-hureh, York county, WAS out
cunning when hc discovered large snnkr.
ana IN order quickly To secure 1t from run
mng away, he placed the but, vt hir rllc.
loaded with q ball at The tune, upon the
snakes body, with his hand directly across
the muz1lc. The snake IN hi- whiting.
10 tree himself, coilcd around the punstuck
and IA otc ot his Gods struck the hammer.
which was down upon the cap at the time,
so hard as to dischargc the gun, the con
tents of Which entered the ball of the hand
near the wrist, and N jmeoual direction,
camc oHl between the Iuncturn OF the little
finger aud the one next 10 it. Happily no
bones were broken.