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$40 TIE Boa;s of this Line g-7sss "a
4S - win !etve Providence Rre
-s-s9sssa from Fox Point, on MON SSSsss'5;v-l's55-
--~-4----sN~-@ DAYS, WE'D NESDAYS q FRIDAYS
and New York or T tuesdays, THURSDAYS, &
SATURDAYS, until 1urthernntce
Freight taken for New York at reaso enable rates.
i his Line connects, by arrangement with the Daily
INLAND Line of PrOpellers between New York and
Philadelphia, and the Semi-weekly Inland Line to Bat
mere, at all times. When this Inland route is open,
Goods viii be taken Providence for Philadelphia at 8
per foot, and for baltimore per foot.
UsIal time between Providence and Philadelphia, 90
hours; ami between New York and Baltimore, 20
hours.
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight viii be forward
ed from New York by any other lines, if 50 directed
at current rates.
For further information apply to w. II. JoFRDAN,
Isaac 0dell Pier No. 10 N. Il. or W. p. Williams "A
Broadway New York. or TO
Is. BUFFUM, Agent foot Of South Main St,
Sent. q, 1852. dawtt Providence.
Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad.
Is Egs 9ss55s-ii rff-5s:sss.-ll -E.ss9
TINE ALTERED.-Winter arrangement.
n IN AMI after Monday Nov /, 1852, trains will cave
- Fitchburg al A. NJ, l2.4O and 5.45 Z. d,
Freight 5.45 A. NJ.
Relurnng-beaye Worcester al $50 and Ills A. NJ
and at4I5 n. Freight, 2.3O T. N.
iVERS PHILLIPS. Pres't.
Fitchburg Oct. u. 1852. ivs ar
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z OR S Ale .

l-sA THE subscriber being DESTROYS oi leav- s,4k
E;';1 ing this State, offers Ills entire REAL ssYS
z'-- Els ATE at very low prices, consisting - =
in part of one House Shelby street do, unfn
shet, on Laurel street; do GfaUn street 20
House Lots On laurel it'll; 6 do Grafton street
IA acres Di iaud the 1loden road !; ls6 Acres of
Land, with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton
oeI6 dif a. NJ. MERRiFIBLD.
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FoR SAFE OR 70 RENT.
N for sale.

8E7HE Subscriber viii sen, eSchange for Real IS
iaie IN The city o. Worcester, Fhrm - ~ He 8,
IN Ire westerly ,ari Of Fe,y sbury aht 81 uFs iroi1
the Couu Ilanse. the Old road q Shrewsbury his
the Farm owned q few years since by Levi Howe ana
now occupied by Peer Rich. r is desalls place
for one wishing 10 raise Vegetables fer the Woroesie
market, the soil being well adapted to that purpose
For iuttber particulars, enure ui Peter Rich, lr on
the premises, OF EDN ARD EARLE
Worcester. Isl Mnnth. 1852. ia29 dawti
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UNITED STATE

UNITED STATES
Life Insurance, Annuity & Trust Comply,
CAF Pennsylvania. Capital, ESQ, 900 Dollars.
" Cash payments exclusively. No Premium Notes,
and no assessments.
STEPHEN r. CRAWFORD. President
CHARLES G. INLAY, secy.
PLlNY FISK, Acluary
Local Board of Reference:
Messrs. Enoch Train q Co.; c. Howe u Co; Bian-
chart, Converse 4 Co Nash, Calender Co ] b.
Kiulbell a Co.. George II Gray & Co James Read,
ESQ Albert Fearing, Esq; II. NJ Holbrook, Esq. R.
D. Forbes, Esq. Philip Greedy, Jr Esq; George VIII
liam Gordon. Esq Hon VIM g. Bates, all of Boston.
The mixed SYSTEM of Life Insurance adopted by this
Company, and the English Offices, all the
combined advantages Of the Stock and Murual systems.
The Premiums TO lie paid in Cash and the present val
ne Of Annual Dividends is pas arle Cash, on demand
or deducted from future Premiums, at The option of The
party insured.
o. California Life Insurance, and Permits for Aus
ira la Oregon. aid the Sandwich Islands, at reduced
rates OF premium. GEORGE II. BATES,
General Agent, New England Branch Office, No. 10
Congress street, Boston, corner OF Post Office Avenue
q lew doors lrolu State street)
JOHN q. DANA,
No Central Exchange, Worcester.
GEO. A. BATES, Medical Examiner
oct9 dSa Waweowiy .
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REM0VAI..

hEMuNAL.
FFNHE Subscriber, having taken Office in Paine's
j. Block, No 236 Main street, would respectfully ten
der his services as
Real Estate Broker,
20 any persons having property for exchange
either In the City adjoining towns and would solicit
the attention of purch to the following schedule Of
Property, which he offers
FOR SALE.
twenty valuable House Lots, The beautiful fiat in
the western part of The city three on the corner Of
Austin and oxford streets. Also several Others lit
tie north westerly, elevated ground and two
on Fruit street. Also, number Belmont st eet and
north, and one Wellington near Main ST. Also
two story Dwelling House Wellington near Main St
LARKlN SMITH, 236 Main street
Also number of Farms, with from 20 to 200 Acre
of Land, each.
CHARCOAL in large or small quantities. febls-dtf
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House Furnishing Goods.
J. l.. HOOD would inform the citizens of Worcester
ana Vicinity that the place buy all kinds of House.
hold Furnishing Goods
~ me toDest prices for CasA, at priUate safe
" az Inc CITY Auction and Genera Furnishing Store M
Fear street where may be- found large assortment of
new ana second hand Furnishing Goods, almost every
Thing pertaining 70 hoos. keeping, trunks Garnet bngs
else whore 1870 purchasing
N d. Those breaking 40 honae keen,ng srd ,,h...
having properly 10 dispose Of, viii do well toco ne I
recers all kinds Of property on CONSIGNMENT nd m
ur n, ca'es WIN buy and pey cash, IL The orest
2a's ?, .eal ana Personal Property promptly attend
y" W. ~ my paft OF The County. j. T. iI0OD,
No. Pearl street 800 OV'''"''1''' ''''''
Worcester March sth, 1863 dtf
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ADAMS & as
RaALnn NHN YhEk. PhLIaEaLnhiA. Rall.lNnEg

B0aL0ll, EtN 30fE P1lI8G5IDNl0, FHILllI0ff
AND CAafF0RNE4 EXPRESS.
4 co forward Goods, Parcels,
istss5s3ssstgss Il oMouey, &C, and make collections
sssszEssssf.s@ Norwich, New York, Philadelphia,
- Washington, Pittsburg, and ST. Louis,
with the promptigude, giving all possible
to all and any Kinds of business OF the above description
entrusted to them, a. a & Co. also forward Parcels,
Letters &c to all parts Of Europe. OFFICES9 Court
81 Boston; is Sietucket ST. Norwich; Boles,
N. LoDdon 95 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia; Wall ST.,
New York. 7 Light S, Baltimore; Penn Avenue, Wash
ington; e5 Fourth St, Pittsburg; Of Pine and
Water sts, st. Lonisi L. L. MASON, Express Office,
corner Of Nam and Mechanic SIS, EorceSter.
ALVIN ADAMS
Worcester Nov !. 1852. diff w. B. DINsMORE-
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Rnildinc Lots far Sal...

I'm Eliot street, vscy near Laurel street church,
Inquire Ut RICHNOND'S,
No 265 Main street.
Worcester. March sth, 1863. d6m
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Paper Hangings
TTVHE subscriber has just received (direct from
J. PariS an invoice Of superior Papers, for Pariors,
DrGtuing RooBs Entries, Saloons, &c, with largo
collection OF Chimney board Prints, CBNTRE PIECES,
DADo's. &C. which purchasers invited TO examine
at 207 Main street, Worcester.
mch24 DIFF a H. NEWTON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


( is Ell al LEE sPRAGuE g co
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Boston and Worcester Railroad.


rs essS rfisssis.sFg "a MS stsEs,l rs EHssrl
kEeK -lzas : s8
SIMMER dRRARGEMENT - Commencing Mon
day, May 9th, 1853
PASSENGER TRAINS tOa BOSTON, as follows .
Leave Worcester about A. at z, q 1915 y m; 1905
Ex.), 400, Ql05 Ex) pm,
Mlbury $40 A. M s4n n n,
Mfordat 7O5.lOI5 ais ="
Fram'n Cen, 740 HOO 25544O
SNosyie a, SIS i3D
newton, $50, 7,27, s.23t wv. TRY 81, l40s
SW Trrja M, 2,02', $40, 4.4O, w. Tr),T 6i5,
BIS, p m
brooGlne, g, III 8, $50, 10 am; 80, 2. 4, 5hz
and 3, p. IN. y
Newton Upper Falls, 6.lO, and s.io am ITO, s5
pm.
LEAVE BOSTON, as folowsi
For Worcester At 7.3O (and ExAa.m., 2 80, Q30 Ex)
q Nh, NJ {@ ooo ES) pm.
Milford at 7,30 ain l24b 4
FfaDIn Gen. 7.30 800 $50 sage
" Sa1Onyie az 900 I" Is
:" Newton, so,(W Tr)eO5, a "a M 80, $50,
wv. tn al5, 5.Jb, GI5, 4 10 and QI5, D. o.
" Brooklne, no, 7.s5, $50, u l2m, i, ABS, $50,
81, "a, u, q o 80 p. M
" Charles River Branch, 7.lO am 12f "a. Ga pm.
+W Newton Station.
Boston. May 9, 1883 dawtf
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TO LET.
Two Convenient Tenemtnts. with Shoenakers Shop
4 attached, and large garden. we'll supplied with
Fruit Trees, about % miles rom the City Hall, will be
let the first of April To good tenants very mod
crate price. Apply this Office, NJ. Barrett, Col.
ege street. meh29 dtf
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Carpet Bags, Valises, Trunks.
CRAM, Assoaneai cheap, lat. MERRILL SCI
n Naiu street. Naih
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Dive woods, &C., &c.

100 TONS campeaehy Logwood, cut, ground AID
iAtty Bottled.
50 do. 81 Dn..i.;so iogwa,d, Cut
50 &C. Cuba FusIie Gu, q round and Boltcd.
Barwood, Cumwooa, feachwoad and I!sptrnic
10 bhs CudBsar, 10 Casks III fhro Potash 10 Stores
and for sale by G. :. 4 Al HOWE,
ants DIFF Mur. Bank block.
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Western Railroad Special Notice.
ia Egf [leA re.
49, CHANGE or TINE.
nN and alter MONDAY, Mey 9th, 1853 Passenger
' Trains win leave Worcester M follows
For New York and Albany, " Ia. Traiu,n 925 a m
and 8 IS pm,
For Albany, New York md Way stations, O. 80 a M
For Springfield Hartford and Merriam ton 430 pm.
HENRY ebay, supt
Office Western Railroad Company fny7 DIFF
Springfield, May 9th, 1858
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Iottage for Sale

~ ON Pleasant street, a few rods from Main ST.
lss;A For particulars, nqure of JOEL DEWiNG,
al Allen a Fhuber's Pistol Manulactory.
Worcester, Mach /, 1883 diff
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New Freight Arrangement
BETWEEN WORCESTER & NY.

Commercial Line Of Steam PropeIlera
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NETWORK
ADMINISTRATIONS time J 3 Hours.
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NEV ~ MBER YARD

As the Norwich Rail Road Depot,
KETHERE will he kent by The undersigned COZ stanliy
w hand, all The various kinds and qualities q
Eastern. Western and Northern Lumber
Consisting of Boards Plank, lolsi, shingles, Clap
boards, Pickets, G.alhs, White Y oud, Ash Black
Walnut and Cherry.
FRAMES supplied ofdeT nj short nolice, ana MI
Trimmer sofa on the most reasonable terms, ~
J. G. MORSE& ca
~ ti;Iice No, 10 sleehanest. aus23 dtt
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Goods Transported between Worcester
and New York as Low, aDd with e.
qualDespatch, as 10y amy o hsrLi'Ne.
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IN CASKS, LET sort, Potash, In Store and for sale
~ BY q. y. A. A. j. HOWE,
mye dtf Worcester Bank Block.
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L. 7. LAzELL. 2Ol Main Street,

Drugs Medicines, Chemicals, &c.
Also, GOLD FOIL and PLATE,
M ~, Tecth, and Dental lnssrvu,.,,,.
ss ""s" aie "hefed ior sale, al thu lowest Bos,op
DIR
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AsVcto AUUI OII'
IN BBiS. No ] Meats Foot Oil, in Store. and for
~ sale by G. : " A. J. HON e,
my9 diff Worcester Bank Block.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-26
singular Discovery Of u Murder.

The following interesting narrative
has been communicated by "A gentleman
at present residing in Russia to bis
friends residing in Macclesfeld About
two years ago vessel left Archaugcl
on an expedition 10 the coast Of Green
land, TO collect walrus tusks, seal OIL
skins, &c. On the voyage the crew, "
a part rather, muiinied, murdered tie
captain, and ended the tragedy by leay-
ing two Of the crew 10 perish on The
inhOspiinble shores Of Greenland, giving
them little or no food whereby TO pro-
long their existence. One Of the mer.
however. took on shore a gun, and thai
eventually led to the discovery Of ihc
mutiny and murder.
Many Of the Russian peasaniry are
very ingenious and expert 10 the use %
the Ratchet and knife, and one Of ibe
poor fellows 10 cruelty deserted by the
unieeling crew, before he died bad sue
ceeded in carving on the stock Of ihe
gun history Of The voyage, the muun5
the murder and the desenion, So clearly
that The Whole Story Nas decipbrr'l
without much diiiculiy. II hapPensd
that another vessel, which bod been
seat to The same coast, and for q .'ml'af
purpose touched n the spring u ihe
year at the very place where he fe-
mains Of The Two poor fellows were ~
ing. and by the side Of one 81 ihem iie
gun which told The whole ials. 1hH
the discoveries brpughtaway wilh them
and on their return 70 Archansr i've
placed before the authorities. The g1.i!
parties were tmeed. bot were Of Sea-
On their return however they vrrr ~
pretended on landing tried. hnd r'''
ticisf. and are nov saidng The efsfV
ton Of iheir sentence H. kussia, i.e
ever there are now no capital lnn''h'
menis hui ihe fogging 3. onru 'a '''
we're hat ihe rfei,ies ssllnm frI
'ht 'nf f'1
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sgrm htrl, ~ colip-c pr ,,ou. d,..'a,.
rrirs The metal q. chrdy foaul m
iho hnn Of puget.. From Scbuaus,
ID seems, tAr accsnnl. arc alili mn.l li.
,orall,. poutls weight IT gold bcme
spoken of o.. freely y. wrrr ounce. iur.
mcrl,. u Is giii a lottery. however /.
hra,ylfirrs aud yer, frrqucnil, blanks,
The market wa. Wcll Supplied with pro.
Visions The dcma1i for working men
wa, iucrra.ing. and farm hbuers Wrrr
much wanted The receipt. from ihc
misses during the month 90 November
had hccn 1926 o.. and the total ship.
ments io llc % of Nov. we're to the
extent Of ~ tons | 1 evils > Or. . los.
5 oz., valued in the colony at Cocoa.
gG6.
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PROCLAMATION.

kfks ael~ns-a nnan ihr brurde mr.
OF Faihfr q Mefr s's and equaily ON.
dcf thr guidance End di.J.,sai % liss Prov
iacree. hcceurs siaies and communities
~ ioss than Individuals - rocqgmrc ihii
FfaudfHcr ufA stck TO propiuste tho d
vim favor luprcassd wiih ihis considef-
stion. AMI 90 ncrodance aiih ihc yruefaied
usage II oar isshers. ! De- hereby appoint
FHfnsV. wv fiuuYn rAl ~ ArHiL ,FNr.
o. b. Observed hf the people 4 ihis state
ha n dsv at lirmtsrtoS and pkstrt.
hnl Do earnestly recommend 90 hc
nforla ~ ihIr Commonwealth "a ahsiain on
thai dsy fum al fccrsauons sud + 90 all
unnrr ossary talbot. end 20 unite 10 acts 81
so},lua wcr-hip before God
Cunf,~.ins oar sins and CIR ingraiiiude
fsr He iunumcrahic ncrciHs, Oct "a sip
plrsie forgiveness thpugh the atone
mcu, and i'efccssion Of oar Lord jesus
Christ.
llt rs sock Ilis blessing 10 abide with
"a. during the year on which ne have en-
ierc8-Thsi he viii puile npon the labors
Il the hn.hsndman, and cause the earth 30
,icld BE-. accustomed iiuits-Thai he will
prospect uuf ciiiE ms Ia all l1Wfnl pursuits
That h. Nill preserve "a from the rayages
of disease, and our hives from destruction
--Thsi he will save ~ ium the moral
pcsnlcncr Of iuicmpcuncc and our youth
fnssn the hlich,ing influence of the conyiv-
ial cup--Thai llc will bless our schools
and scmiBarics " learning, and prosper all
associatcd and individual efforts for moral,
intellectual and religious instruction, and
for the conservation Of the public morals.
Let rs invoke the Divine favor upon our
country its Rulers its Legislniors--its
Judges its free institutions. Let rs re-
remember those who are ~ bonds rs bound
with them, commencing them TO Him who
will be refuge for the oppressed, and
who iorgoticih not the cry of the humble
lie, Us unite In fcrcnt supphcation that
the blessings ofciul freedom and religious
liberation msy be extended 10 every land,
and the influence Of the gospel of Jesus
Christ irradiatc aud elevate our fellow men
IN every nation throughout the earth.
Ghcn under ny hand and the seal of
tins state, at ~. Johnsbury, this lith day
of February, in the year Of our Lord one
Thousand eight hundred and fny-three, and
Of the Independence OF the United States
the seventy
ERASTUS FAIRBANKS.
By His EXccllency the Governor,
PuNi II. Wurr, Secretary.
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Inc North American says OF 'he car
rage OF Tue murderer hrlhur oprihe'au-
ring Inc examination OF ms son, iha' ms
demeahor was COOL ind''ieren',nnd rcch-
Tess 10 shocking desree' ~ "enu's"
smile plhyeh ABOUT ms mouth al ,no
while lie constantly prompted ms
eonnsci rs 10 the heterogeneous NC
should put TO 'he Witnesses ana wheh
'hey tes'lhed 10 anything ihal pore
s'rohS'y against him' he lSed "A look o,
Scorh upon mem, ana almost 'a'she"
OUT III "eris'o"' never did we WINES
uiiuer s'lllllhr circumstances, a'yth'hg
mat womb Deg'n TO equal IN hai'hhood
ana oodur'ey' NE behavior Of TINS mon
S'er ana we nope 'n"t we may nc
spared, 'or inc rest OF our uays' Tue
pau" o' looking upon such sign, "p"'n'
NC o''y .'ne Tue D,ooa's'a'neu o'l,"'
MAJ s,hr'ea ana qualied was wheh 'he
ne" sh'r, ana Ten doiiar gold piece were
'rou"eeu, ne s'sh' oil nose "s''a'eu
nun anu ''"ue nun ''eh'oio -" WAS
oo'''e ''''c oe'ore he reco'ereu MS com
Posu'e'
i"e spectacle OF 'he son on me WIZ
'esS's s'"nu, accusing 'he '"'ner NJ me
"'', VI 'ho ,"ree-'o'a crime OF ihurner'
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\ STARTLING DisCoyERY.-Dnrino
the late irial Of Archibald. Seaman. and
Waller Barnes, on charge Of burglary,
IA the Lorain County Common Pleas.
the existence Of a Secret Society was
disclosed, the designs and tendency of
which one or two extracts from its pre-.
amblc and constitution will sufficiently
explain. In the first pledge, the mem
Der binds himself to secrtSy under a
pledge Of his goods and chatiels. land.
and ienemenls, and his ne and Boaly."
The preamble rccitcs that Whereas.
all Governments are Instituted aud con.
lroiled for the soie purpose 10 aid the
learned against the unlearned. the
strong against the weak" &c. Pledge
The second contains The following clause:
y pledge further HAT | will disregard
al State or National Law that has a
tendency o. viii even permit the de-
signing kHare 10 rob the honest. or un-
susl'uc'ing. and as nay influence shall
be against The wealth Of the ariaocrat.
20 II shall De- ia favor Of the laboring
poor \ pamphlet copy Of the const,.
luton 81 this d,ab0lical confederation
was taken FROM the porlel Of one Of the
defendants after he had broken jail aud
been rrcapiured
! be- communion q plunderers the
germ II which was ito. brought 10 Eghi
"a lofain county, vas 10 have brsnchcs
ih ever 'iale o. lhc Union Il j. said
that acnilemau who has been req.
reseniaii'e in ihe Ohio Legislature vas
% co. Arad n lhr hand 10 his State
>uis,ky (OJ Register.
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"trr half mipd D. tumble down o. prose,
RAJ rhs niiags III The fashion, - herr ga,s."
- ~ ib, aus, ~aua wssihaf iplw | long
oscr mose O. uss' Tho rgduF'- dciisioa. boufsi
r. hear the ~iia lzs's hua.nains, and The song
ofnBs dad waod laga 10 no lsaf, ~.
- o, tts-s shiiiing nasth vs., nds, and Fpin,
Have en,~ Ted shd shisiisd puna ne hns eBoaiFh
q Nsfch weather 2" ii. cp,aist 30 tnl cn. N
saos rain sns nisa, aHd mad and rain aaa =now
CulFh, hl..ss snd Whs@ss, snd Nhee1s and bios and
roaTh -
1iss iaatrs s'iii 10 ~. Ard hnsdslefhs -,
AHd gents . shitsHas cat is ayrf,oais
AZ ebseis hafisnrl 49, fraa ians thfosts.
AnA ,isfiY i,.stsfs ~ Eas aai. are ,lriiur
Ast insfs haHis -tit.af &c Ne rianE iraas I" ifft
Asa ls1iss, "a. " ihs auiup" almost syinr.
fhs weather ~ drsssg eb.ll and ssftf
AHd haHassapt fie,ss. a,ia uhlsss, sss AID laoes,
Az rsiiss 80 FAR rrsfsof aHd i.H farce
htrs - t1uf ,rl rsfss. i.d. 81 iiss Nofih
L..aagh II riaats ana n'ifrn- and blue no-ss
80 iuHs ghs tonisf bads baf.l flrsh
is-,ssa ~ a..-s. alas. We hi,s hias i-,-is-.
tHa tfs.1 oaia.. ass F.ss.asi ia,eri nara,.
wHh H.sssf aa.shs is5d' saa fafriias ls.4as,
nadsaa. Mani. i-4l. r.,suss.
o. 4 li,tle ont q town, on Thursday
evening lad, the following question was
DISCUSSED by LiteSuy S,-cis,y Which
. tsihe nosi cnirlrsi. --Ima gination.or X now
ledge 81 Packs Afcr the decision.
uhirh ~us strongly affirmative, the Pn,ri-
Gent wa serrnaded siih o Ias, sulo on a
I'm milk pan. with yanstions 90 q piece Of
sisee piPe 80 ~e are infarmcd.
e. We give roasn 20 communication
T 20 io-dsys papof. frln W n. SHiTH, -.
r frisiirc 10 the aciion 81 that geaiicnnn in
rerru' lnsl anaff lhr Liquor I.sS. We
have ~ dnuh, that this publication uili rr.
sah IN a public oouifps~uy hetuoen Mr.
T ;. ana iho sdtsraies n the law, and that
us shall b. called sPpn % publish 8 reply
10 the tfticie. BciIaairg, a. ue Do, IN free
+ disoussioa On all points, 80 shall riyr
E place 10 reply. o. ass oIi4sl sltl,l. os %
sahieoi, whfn accompanied, ss in the in-
sisnre. By tnstss AID rssp~asiL., nai,,,
NJ oslsss ARTICLES al receive nurlaion.
c. The lsqnar i.av fllls IN IVES, Raa
land gave pra. f,csl Demonstration oftheir
suihof'y an N 9Th TAre- seigurs-
~sre sss3e, ansasiing IN All O. over q
. .saiHirs-3 gsi'eh- ~ ihs oafisy vhsch ~
sapausrllY cofaouHHd and l.1urcd cot.
snd cacl ~ uie od-aaine parties anrd 80
ADD oo-is. 4 doaf saeln u gag, a. disrs
gard ihe lac noe -Atgs. and. o. thlse,
are gang, poafis al beFin g. fad i GOT
pr-,is silorfiy Tsos, sha hsse ~ ,iie
tsscie IA ulsaf Passess,on siil save saar-
thiue FHsff ihsa the go. b. destroying q
tas,leslsrs- iiia ~Asrh uiay - Sol b.
islea tni srivd upan 1Fsl o. at
~ r. a. rstBtlziee fhai leo handfrt
f s~eiiiugs sii b. c'uesad - Ruiiane as
rag ese eouaas s0assla, tf'ss4e = greet
'ssussss a sahri bu.i9ans.. --sAa,r, s,asrs
80 fs'arasr-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-26

My attention hos ju-t been called, by
one esPooiaiiy friendly TO the Liquor I.aw,r
20 what he called scurrilous article IN
the last Bundon Post, personal TO myself
which he thought | should notice. While
! would MOI shrink from discussion with
any one, who would meet the subject fair
ly--a' 10 the duties ola magistrate. under
the l2'h section Of our Liquor Laws 10
The editorial Of the article referred To in the
Post have only 10 say, that any nan who
world have a controversy with, or Who sup
poses he can compete wi,h the Brandon
Post IN slang and seurnliiy, must have a
rery "san opinion Of hiBts,lC and ssppos,
hiHss,!!f g0od for nothing eiss.
" a SMITH
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-26

ANoTHER WoMAN ~ THr FIELp.-A
gentleman writing from Ontario, says -
" Miss Durfee, young lady of eighteen,
left notice on the desk of one of the
churches, that there would be an anti-slav-
cry lecture on such an evening, by wo-
man. The notice was without name or
date, but the minister read 1t for what 1t
would fetch. The people got the impress
sion that Abby Foster was 10 be the speak
er; consequently the house was well filed.
Miss Durfeo was there, and the rest of her
neighbors. When the time arrived for the
meeting TO commence, she walked up into
the pulpit, and gave a firsi-rate address on
the subject Of slavery. She fairly aston
lshed the whole audience. She arranged
the whole without the knowledge of any
one. Even her parents went 10 the meet
ing expecting TO hear some distinguished
speaker Mrs Boomers Lily.
Our private opinion Is that Miss DuR-
rrr' had better been taken care Of by her
parents than left thus TO " overstep the mod
esty Of nature" and make Judy of her
self When young lady Of eighteen,
before gaping audience, "walks up into
the pulpit and gives first-rate DISCOURSE
upon any subject, she pays a poor compli-
ment To her mother, and poorer one still
to her own notions of propriety. Shemay
attain notorieiy, and be talked abou' ~ the
newspapers, but she makes a fool of her
self, and gets laughed at by the people in
the bargain.