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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-04

national EXmBIrIuN on lIoRsEs,-
The exhibition Of horses at Springfield ~
week appears to have been entirely tnc-
cessful. More than 100 horses were en-
tofcd-the business was conducted with
great promp'ncss and order under the
presidency Of Hon. Marshall p. Wilder,
President Of the United States Agicul-
tural Society and there was AN entire alb
sence Of grog-stands, gambling booths, and
r5wdyism. Among the gentlemen present
were Gov clifford, of Massachusetts,, Hon.
Abbot Lawrence, Gov. Seymour Of New
York, Gov Colby, Of New Hampshire,
Ion. John NJ. Bolts, Of Virginia, Cnlncel-
lor Walworh, &C., &c. The receipts for
quet tickets, &c. during the three days,
exceeded $4,000. II is proposed to hold
another exhibition at Springfield next your.
We have not room this week for the list
Of premiums. We notice the following on
Vermont horses:
Stations four TO seven years; l,i praui-
um Of 500 10 paul Clifford owned by
Hudson q Wilcox.
Fancy Matched Horses, I'd Premium Of
$50, 10 Do'y q Hubbard, Montpeher.-
Matched Horses, lst Premium Of 500 tc
Lewis Gale, Barre.
Breeding Mares, lst Premium Of SlOt
to Charles ". Sherman, Nergcnnea.
Breeding Mares with foll by their side
1t Premium Of 500 to T.. =. Walton
/ Montpelier.
Ponies IN Pairs, ID Premium 10 "Ch1he,
and Jack" Warren Daniels, Bellows Falls
About forty premiums were awarded, be
I sides gntuitics and diplomas.
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the third time Hul-t' began 60 sort the
T vote. over again: and very soon found
vote for Lewis IN the Francis pile, aud
showed 1t TO the other membsr, Of the
board, who then counted il for Lewis and
after careful sorting and counting. II APP
Pcnrcd ih't there were 20 for Lewis and
/ ~ for frnncis ,--ineiud'ng The long or
double vote for Francis. The votes were
then carefully counted the fourth time with
the same result; and tins was found to
agree with the check last, which had 1872
uamcs and then Lewis was declared cleo
ted no digestion being made by any ofthe
board. There was no tcs imony tending
10 show any fraud or unfaIrn"ss m the
counting aud all the witnesses conenrrcd
that everything appeared to be far and
honest.
On the part Of Francis, it was proved
that one minor voted and one of the board
testified that the vote, with on other vote,
WINS put upon the pile after the box was
turned, and thu, he saw it. aud it was foI
Lewis and two other witnesses gave cvi-
dcnce tending to show tina, it was not PIT
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4 FAfR BrN>lss TRa,sAouos.-A
fa s.ar since Mr. J.. G.. Sain. oi Wrf
Topsbau, Owned tAa stag lfam Mon'pel-
lario Budiofi. lloloual himself in se-
nous prruWaly embarrassment nd started
ff Cslaotna. Amor trying Boo, luck IH
tha minas with inlf -rsH succea, Doe D.
al.y to. up has ODD lu-lne-s 70 s'sgus.
a shar umr Fnre boz ra urnra ~itla p.'r
nm0uming a. some SNOOO--otII-7l sL bi-
creditors 'h.-. s' Nat- kfs- lleu-a
Ia Ili aH psid them oa, gnneipi aud
lu'c-rs', and i.,rrs 30 good dinner. IAa'
D. o. bn,H,r.a trans.cii3u 20 b. pfuud Of
Fainot.
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J. :. Rlclnrd.on. of BOSTON Inns otts,r,d
pa,rn, for his invention. which a Nrw
/ Norh paper calls telegraph humorou,ly
cnonrh. by which plcklgcs can be- sent
through tubes. by atmospheric pressure.
II j., sud that book. have been opened.
and "a arre sum aroadv suh.cnbcd. TO-
ward. c,nururl,ng this riy.,lnr ihe hrh,en
mrs ,twcen Boston and New York.
AMusnmrNrs. The hcentiousness of
American pleasures seems to b. rc-acnan
against the puri,lnch sctuwln,itr which
SO long formed the Characteristic Of our r,-
nonll mlnn,rs. Pleasure Of all Kind was
prescribed either ~ immoral or unprolita
! bic. We desire to prumulgltc the impor.
tint truth. Tint rational nmuscmcn,s mr.
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Aolmrsr.- 40 Raut.fA 900 &c. glth
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TUE HER RAID,


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.sEr s'sief2 90 sssa-fs.isy sssefrt.
t-xss Iu.@rs i,ssersie. In 30, ssesssdtas
rstasY ssst.r.
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THE w,Grs OF >rx - pF,ru.'

THE " NGE~ OF NI> - DEfTH'
Lrar rnuN Tnr ROMANCE or GuILr,
MuHurE hNp sEtF-nrsTEucrIoN.-
copy the following revolving picture OF
cnmc from the Baltimore Yimes Of Monday:
Last week. William Everett, Chief Of
the EinAurg scotland Police, arrived in
Bilun0rc. with letters Of introduction
from Can't. James leonrd Of Now Nork
n1iecr force. 90 officer Graham. Of our well
known Frederick street firm Of indciatigl-
blc.. The object of Mr.. Everett was TO
secure III, pcrson Of James McFaraeu,
formerly clerk 90 Mrssrs Mem. wool mnr-
chants Of JclburE, Scotland, FROM whose
employ he bad nh-cnnl d on the 2jth Of
August last, alter committing ilrgHrlrf
uplu the firm 10 heavy amount, which
with the funds stolen from them, amounted
m tho agrrcgrolte to about $4,000. tn
able 90 hul tbs iuyi,iye n New YORK, the
search was pursued m TIN. city, and when
. officer Gahsm bad exhausted hls ln-cnu-
+ liy IN tho pursuit, our readers viii admit
that McFailon's presence In this city was
7 M Bon possibility. Officer Graham. and h,
puesi Of ihe Scotiisl Police. naNt proceed
B ed IN Washington, where long conterouc E,
was he,d smith the British Minister. and a
I new, extended plan arranged 10 ascertain
the wherelhou,, Of tAe iorL 70, when teie-
graphic dispatch WAS received from Great
7 n1inn, hy officer Everett, requesting his
rturn, as Tho object Of search had been
discovered ia DuhIin. ireland. lnNcld of
I coming 10 the United States. II appear. the
guilty man, after tha prrpttri'iou OF hI-
cnmr-, bad Ned % Dl5.iu, and cut red
upon tAa mlsi ds~a.u.e cuusr ut life,
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A DEMocEAric PAPER OK PHEslpENr
PrEHcE.-Thn estate Of Mainc" slys:-
1--WE blush for the honor OF the country -
We feel ashamed Of our American name
that Is thus larnished IN To- person of IT.
Chief Magistrate. We must hereafter nd-
NIT, in reply 10 the tnnnts Of foreigners,
that the office Of PrJsidcn, Of the United
States has been flied nv man who untcs
the duphciiy of a knaye with the mean
ness Of traitor Franklin Pierce has
fallen from his heh cminnncc Ia the low
est place IN the scale Of political prostitu
ton, and vii hereafter be regarded by OH
honorable men IN the same category oil.
Aaron Burr and Benedict Arnold
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a. Thu Turklcs are said to have held
a convention few nights since, at which
resolutions were passed, approving OF the
course Of the Legislature IN not selecting
II Chief Magistrate, and drnouncing as
perfectly helihcni,h, Governors, Thlus,-
giving aud thing. IN general. Mr Par
ung,on presided. It's SAID some OF the
f,m,les wore Bloomers, and made speeches,
bat this, Ue consider saccr scandal. III Mid
diebuy Register.
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W" find the following advertisement, 90
the ~ Y. Hcrah;--
Assured tbit IN the midst Of so popul1u'
city there must exi-j some lady, possess
ing monnyed qualification, bnl VIII.
through some error, would be plrasod o
meet and marry young g'u'.nmHu W
good appearance, good family, fair educ
ti1u, &C., hui hckin" the mon"yed qr1lil.
cations, nov in good faith of myself 81
above. Al communications 10 be cuns.t.
cred strictly confidential and IN good f4rh
Address Strlshiencd Clrcuns, lnce ,
Broadway Post Office.
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Tnr INsuRANCE CoNsriRA0 CAST
Cincinnati, oct. PA motion was
made in the Circuit Count, yesterday BIS
Thomls Ewing, counsel for the Martin
Washington cunsWrhtors. for the arc, Of
the publisher Of the Cincinnati 'oImUcini,
for hryinp published the report of Fuday'-
proceedings Of the trial ~ unsi the ord"roi
the Court. Judge Mclean refused 20 en-
terrain the motion, on the ground tut the
testimony was the came AZ gwen ON a for
mnr occasion.
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TnF LsEoE CnuEcHrs. The larges,
Congregational church,. in Vermont are
MiAliehury ~ members New Haven
2i2 Ncrgenncs 2U7 Rochester 2G7 -
Rpyal,on ~ Montpelier 3}s Norwich
North 2Gp Pnchrm 2i3-Si. Johu.huy
2nd 2i2-N abay PIG -ThsHlrd 30
Benson 2l -Cf.t'aion 273 Rutland 3IG
-Bn,lanI Wcst al Buuloloro' Fast
2ii Burlington 81 Spungh ID ga
40 oth rrtu-n -o many as 300 member.
each " Camn.co.
Tho Swan IN Her1'ihi. been publia I'd
for year past D. Ro, A.. Sampson, and
~ hereafter 10 be- pubhshod under the u.
he Of Franklin County llpnd- by
Mes-rs. l.. II q II. \. Duv, who an.
nagncr that in, 90 Or Democratic Jour.
nal.
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a new um-nei couple want 90 Nurra
nn visit; and rha eru''omiu. "a order o.
convince hI. de,r ttaiha was br4yU Hs Wrl
o. esi.tuf. resolved 90 go down IH'r u.
'cIyr II tbr sind Sbe, ~ elursr. ohl.0
tod bat fnIing uui h. was determined
ai-ct0plfeiy requested biH ~ l1ye Dos
pocket baak and sltch behind
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Fi-- . hfar 81 lH- Jsli -nssn q 20
Hrsaf complains iirf bH pps DO
rrrcH .Hb, r.hsa. % i4s.sf. H ,isla"
agifrer Pc ir-ollrs t.Hfn"+9' ~ '
F#r.
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Tnr TrirruFRr.--lt L. stated that y O..
J. :. Rchardson, of Boston, hns ohtWu,d
patent Tor his invention, which Nrv
Norh paper calls Telegraph humorous y
enough, 10y which packages cln be- sent
through tubes, hy atmospheric pressure
Il ], sud that books have been opened.
and large sum already subscribed. 90.
wards constructing the rivdof lhe hghlcn
my between Boston and New York
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ALTON NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE IS

RATION NOTICE. - PUBLIC NOTICE IS
Owen 10 tho owner, or owners, occupant or COCA
4 houses and lots, improved OF unimproved lands,
sreby, that the following assessments have been
by the Assessors, and are lodged in the office OF
Of Assessor ents, for examination by all persons
yh:-For paving SECOND avenue, from Twenty
let 70 Forty-second street. The limits embraced
sessnent include all the several houses ana lots
vacant lots, pieces, and parcels of land, situated
es OF Second avenue, from Twent eighth to Forty
Let; on the north side Of Twenty eighth street 100
n sos feet cast and 305 feet west from Second ave
Of Thirtieth street. 3s feot cast and 305 feet
Second avenues both sides of Thirty first street,
II and 3O5 feet west from Second avenue; on both
rty-seoond street, 35 feet east and 800 west from
snas; on both sfdes Thirty-thrd street, S25 feet
b feet west from Second avenue; on both sides OF
th street. S5 feet east and 800 fest west from So
be- on both sides Of Thirty street. 325 feet east
west from Second avenue; on both sides of Thirty
b 325 feet east and 305 feet west from Second ave-
BIZ sdos Of Thirty seventh street, 35 feet east and
bot from Second avenue: on both sides of Thirty
.ot 325 feet east and 305 feet west from Second
let from Second avenue; on both sides Of Fortieth
feet east and 35 feet west from Second avenue; on
of Forty first street, @ foet east and 3O5 feet wost
Id avenue the south side of Forty second street
% and 306 feet west from Second avenue. All per.
interests are affected by the above named assess
who are opposed to the same. or either Of them,
Red TO present their objections in writing to the
ID, At their Office, No. Hall of Records, within
: from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE.
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, }
ureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Ooto.
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ALTON NorrcE.-pUBLIc NOTICE rs HERE

kArION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
Ton 20 the owner or owners, occupant or occupants
be and lots, improved unimproved Lam Is affected
bssors, and are lodged in the office Of the Bureau
Ients, for examination by all persons interested.
building sewer In Forty first street, between Third
ton avenues. The limits embraced by such as
include all the several houses and lots Of ground,
! pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides
tsS street, from Lexington avenue to Third avenue,
|st corners Of Third avenue and Forty first street.
whose interests are affected by the above named
|s, and who are opposed to the same, or either Of
requested to present their objections in writing to
)gnsd Of their sfcs, No. Hall Of Records, within
from tho date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES McNEtLL,
|reau OF Assessments, Street Department., October
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kATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE.
b. that petitions have been presented in the Board
bn for the construction Of sewers in the folio win
BETS TO TIN Elizabeth st., from Prince to Grand
In Franklin street. from sixty feet east OF Centre
range street; also, in East Broadway, from Clin-
brsan street. and from Jefferson to Montgomery
also in Forty third street, from the westerly line
tth street, also, petition for basin and eulvsrt,
thwest corner OF Fulton and West streets; also, a
flor the extension Of the in ,ttery place. to
| side of Pier No. l. ut the westerly side Of West
d persons interested in the above, or any Of them,
Ia objections thereto requested to present the
|riting to the Contract Clerk at this efce, on or
hrdAy, October Goth, 1853
R. DE FOREST, Acting President, Croton Aque-
RAVEN, Chief nsineer, duct Board.
| m duot Dana ment. Oct. 49, 1853
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PUBLICATIONS.

THE MONITOR or FASHION.-THIS IS A MONTHLY
magazine, devoted to ladies' fashions dress and -
fashion In general Each mum illustrated BY from I've
fashions from designs BY Jules David and Count CAiex sa1
containing pattern Of drcss garment ard -
newest designs embroidery TIE October numSsr & ~
issued and two soored plates Of tive paIs
small modern MANTLE and sheet Of beautiful desgns -
embroidery sheet Of diagrams for oossaok and nana
rections for simplifying the plan Of quitting M
number therefore, contains sheets besides
press and sheet Of diagrams and explanations drauxh
ing will be continued with each number The intention =
the useful and beautiful render tbs Monitor
dsideratum with all families, and work Of necessity
the mlliner and drsssmaksr Published At yoar Or
cents number By O; SCOTT l30 broadway up stair1
paos In tho style, and for the prios-Ssinr
monthly work ON gentlomons fashions.
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.AT1oN MISUNDERSTANDING NOTICE

RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
by given to the owner or owners occupant or occu-
hi houses and lots, mt roved unimProved lands,
that the following assessments have been
by the Assessors and are lodged in the office Of
Ia Of Assessments for o. examination by all persons
u viz-For tagging east side of Henry street, from
Grand street. The limits embraced by such asse.s
hde all the several houses and lets ofground vacant
bs and parcels of lano situated the east side OF
|eet, from n point one hundred and forty five feet
Grand street to the nters, ction o. Grand and Henry
All persons whose interests are affected by the
ned assessments, and who are opposed to the same
III them are requested to present their objections in
o the undersgne at their Office, No. Hall Of Re-
Thin thirty US from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES McNIELL;
bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, October
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RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
ven to the owner or owners, occupant or occupants
ses and lots, improved unimproved lands, affect
IL, that the following assessments have been com
the Assessors, and lodged In the once Of the
= For paving Forty third street, between Broad
fhe Fifth avenue The limits en- raced by such as
include all the several houses and lots of ground.
Third street, from Broadway to the Fifth avenue.
bf Broadway, at the corner of Forty third street
Of Sixth avenue Of Forty third street east
kth avenue, 100 feet inches north and south from
|rd street, and the west side of the Fifth avenue
inches north and south from Forty -third street.
Ia whose interests are affected by the above named
hts and who are opposed to the same, or either Of
to present their objections, in writing to
ksigned at their Office, No. all OK Records within
be from the date Of this notice,
| WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. Dodge, : Assessors.
CHARLES McNH ~
Bureau Of Assessor ents Street Department, October
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kATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
riyen to the owner or owners, occupant or 0ccu-
hi houses and lots improved unimproved lands,
hereby, that the following assessments have been
Of Assessments for examin alton by all persons in
|i1-For setting curb and gutter. and tagging Essex
I'm Riyington to Stanton street. The limits en-
such assessment include all the several houses
/ ground, vacant lots, pieces and parcels of land,
Ia both sides of Essex street. from Rivington to
kreet All persons whose interests are afect tod by
named assessments, and who are opposed to the
ther Of them requested to present their objee-
Sritipg, to the undersigned, at their office, No:
[ccords, within tn rty days from tbs date Of this
CHARLES J DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, October
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RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
|iven to the owner or owners, occupant or ocou-
LIN houses and lots, improved or unimproved lands,
that the following assessments have been
d by the Assessors and are lodged in the ONCE OF
hu of Assessments for examination by al persons
yizFor the extension Of the sewer in Fulton street.
IL street to the outside Of the new bulkhead. The
|braced by such assessment include all the several
ID lots Of gro and vacant lots pieces and parcels Of
ated on both sides of Fulton street. from Greenwich
tho Hudson river, on the west side Of Green ich
y feet north and sixtynine feet south from Fulton
both sides Of Washington street, fifty feet north
hty feet south from Fulton street, east side Of
let twenty four feet south from Fulton street, on
bide Of West street, between vesey and Dey streets
MS whose interests affected by the above named
hts, and who are opposed to the same or either Of
requested to present their objections in writing to
signed at their Office, No. Hall OF Records, within
ks from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES McNIELL,)
Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, Octo-
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A poDwoRTn'S DANCING ACADEMY. NO. sos
IL BroawdyNow for the ecepton Of pups Wedncs
day Thursday and Saturday afternoons ladies child
Monday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday evenings
for genemen grand practising with band Of every
Saturday afternoon and evening" pupils
semmonthly number of dances will DO introduced
this procured during recent visit 10 Loadon Sad
Paris.
AN EVENING CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN ON TUES.
n days and Fridays at ~ y. NJ, has commenced Pupils
received at a times during the Soees given
usual: FERRER0S Dancing Academy, % West Four
teenth street.
A CARD.-MR OGILvIE HAS THE HONOR TO AN.
nounce to his friends and tho public that he viii com
menco to instruct with Madame AUGUSTA at hor rooms,
20 Broadway and 159 Atlantic street. Brooklyn about the
LIST Of December.
nANCING-TO AMATUERS AND TEACHERS-THE
most splendid dance introduced In this country
being taught for tho frat tmo in the
United States at WILSON'S AcAdamy 06 Orange street,
Brooklyn will be sent TO part Of the United States
EERRER0's DANCING ACADEMY. 81 WEST FOUR
teentn streee-MadAfna c. Dubreu Ferrero and n Fer
rcr would most respectfully inform their and The
public thai their school has opened, and pupils sntsr
elAfsss attended,