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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-12
JOHN c. MiLLER'S
Patent Pulling. Washing and


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sotIal rondllIen Of rrant,.

The actual number of paapers receiV-
ing relief, tbe government 10 careful moi
10 have published. II Is, however, NO
believe. admitted 10 be 10000, bat
il is thought 10 be- nearer $500 900. In
PARIS, In lsi7, there were isi 900
persons receiving charitable assistance.
N Villeneu,c gives lis, of several
towns in which these paupers vary from
one fourth 10 ons-sixfh of tho total nata-
Der of inhabitants. The Westminster
Review, January, 1881, gives the fol
loving conJeciural Classification of tho
population, which, we fear. il not very
vide u The mari
MiliioDaifes, 10000
Kich Mcn, 100000
In easy circumstance, 100000
In moderate l,2O00OO
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certain living, I6,0O0,OO0
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genre, 5iOVp,OOo
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-12

We sting. ss even IN car pleasure |,
bot virtue eossols. q. -Tvn 10 oar pans
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-12
THE HERALD
JOB PRINTING OFFICE

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-12

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-12

Crossett's Cornei Band.
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-12
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-12
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BITE Is n G o n ID ] A l.
BLOOD PURlFlER.

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-12
Fancy Printing

Fancy Printing
seas In every variety Of s"isv.
Book and Pamphlet Printing
With dsspsseh aud At low ratss
d !. s.slss. - ssamefstr farther Al ~osk viii -
dsss eerrsti, s,P-disiou.lt, sDd ehesp', and TAR
share II ysbi.s patronage Is respectfully soi,ssed
Issss fnuhds ~ ui.fs Addressed 10 the PtsTSistof
ss iss Herald will receive prompt attention
l. BARNEY.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-12

THE GREAT 4LTERA71FE,
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-03-21

The Little Rock Gazette Of the fourth instant
gives the following list of persons conspicuous for
Congressional honors in the State Of Arkansas.
Hon. Thomas B. Henley, Doctor G. w. Dean,
Doctor G. w. Forreste, Judge Floyd, Colonel
Moreau Ross, Colonel Tebbetts, Judge Beyans,
Doctor Chapman, Colonel lizard, Colonel Colbert
ColdweII, and General George w. Clarke.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-03-21

VIM. G. HAMILTON, esq, one of the editors the
San Francisco Herald, and said to have been for
mally connected with the New York Herald, died
near Acapulco on the Goth January last, of yellow
fever, while on his way from New York for San
Francisco. Mr.. Hamilton had insured his life for
$4,000 in the Manhattan Life Insurance Company
Of New York, previous to bis departure. which
proves to have been fortunate Investment for his
family. 80 SCR -
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-03-21

Inc strlngency in the New York money market
mas slightly abated. The Journal of Commerce of
Saturday evening says:
ihe supply of capital for regular business
transactions lie more abundant, and the rates re-
less unequal but for transient loans, as advances
upon fancy stocks TO outside holders there is a
annum." = po' oei''' per
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-03-21

The INDIANS OF MrNnEsoTA.-A letter in the
Baltimore Sun, dated at st. Paul, February 26th,
states that the Indians held council that week and
determined that they would not move up to the
Reserve in the spring
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-03-21

WHEAT IN WIsceSsIN. corresnonden IF tho
New York Tribune, referring to the mild winter in
Wisconsin, says:
st was feared that the absence sof sno,v co. :.
mucn OF the time would prove detrimental to the
coming crop OF winter wheat, but the report il
from all portions of the State that the pros meets
are good Tor the next crop of this staple !, 4
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-03-21

-Hs DEATH PEEALrY.-The Assembly of Wis
consin has passed bill abolishing the nena,tv u
death for the crime of murder and substitutnr in.
prisonment for life. The vote stood 36 in isvor.
and 70 opposed. The friends of the bill are con e.
dent of majority in the Senate.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-03-21

DEATH OF JupeE JUpsoN.-Hon Andrew T. Jud
son, United States District Judge for the State OF
Connecticut, died atCanterbury, CT, on Thurs
day morning. the 18th instant.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-03-21

JENNY Llnp, it Is now stated, does not contem-
plate returning to the United States shortly.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-03-21

NAvAL-United States steamer John Hancock
left the Charlestown (Mass.) navy yard on We'd
nesday, and proceeded down the harbor on an ex
detrimental trip.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-03-21

The proceedings of Saturday are unavoidably
deferred until to- morrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27
nnlflnInrc News.

BALTIMORE. Tuesdsv Jly o. 1855
Thomas " Locke, TIE ven-r.t. President IT the Bald
rrore Fire DtparfIIe nj, Gied lat night
The steamer Ohio from Pnilade MIA Or III pot was
detain.d hous on h'r ptsige as night by the brs *
,rg OF tn PIN Tie engine considerably inu cd
and tie pass4r gers greatly alarmed hut
hurt.
crest eyc't .nent OccasiOned here on Sunday BY
he Police preventing old blind preacher named Mitch
I'll from preaching 10 the market house. COMMITTEES
TIE suit. q alter upon the Mayor yes rday morning AMI
- ,ustsir I'd hs Police, on The gr uld .La McheIs
marks were calculated seXeIte . not.
MEETING held in the afternoon. - which the con
duct Of the MAYOR severely raprrh,ed and liig
,tion eetre hiss been called In Non llars Tor
Wednesday night
We have 10 mail south Of Augusta. Ga this evening
Cur Fire D-palmen. met iris afternoon and passed resO
unions of r. sp-ct o. tls memory OF Thomas Locke
and requesting the Fire Con pGr les 20 attend his fun raj
An ndisusfiou me. rg held tbs ~ -rno1n N u 'Eu
.et Square and attended by from 900 10 900 per
SON. H. solutions adof I'd denouncng the Of
the Mayor 10 expressing street preaching ~ violation oil
he liberty speech. Another meeting is 10 be held t.
.-nN.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27
LaIcr from Buenos Ayres.

IVsIUN. I1esliyl ] nv y Iali
Pv sn arrival u salem hs Mon -viIro les 20 the
-,l md Buercs ANres - the sth OF Juus.
Butnos Ayr4s wss h.. be,, <et. aua guerilla contests
were If CAL octurr-nr-. in 'h 10 ny we've wounded
ard killed uSr'icu' lry among the outsiders.
TIE National Congress at santa r. lad sdoped Con
f-tuor 4 he Curft l-l--l i yiur- u n 81 respects
BE- hat OF ih- United St'-s II had been accepted by
fou1a bat WIS not probable that the authorities ar
Futno, Asres would c.rpt q while JrllzA Flta h,s
arm, and b. ~ surrounded the city,
Tie tine allowed vessels 30 the port OF Bueno5 Ayr 70
load hsd been extended - Gays.
In naval brush or Doth May. Dr. Gonzales, au estn
biz yourc citizen Of Bueu's Ayfe-. was killed
There Ure in port slip Goudols and bark Il1rn iyk'
for NV To,k ard bark big Cr0Estadt nd schr
H. A BalI =. 10 Noit-.i ~
An articles tr ~ the United states were in brt demand.
Frr ad advanced 20 SlO So 30. Hides eagerly
NM had ii advanced prices Wool 60 ~. il and
rurch..ef f'r E1glLh account AZ high prices Llg.
her rec AZ d in demand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27
Prom Washington.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. July


Nrif i.tsr Sou't lefi here ms afrerloon.
pon David L Di.n-y Of Ohio GOV. Lsre, It NJ ara
P-f.-o- Eaton 81 The North Carolina god mines sr7 ID
Col Paine Of Rochester is here, re iiiye il IS sad %
the Bordeaux COnsulship. ~,
IT. ,s.4 ~ lsgt >chiEmburg for shooting NJ "' IL
uow IN III hands Of the Jury who are A-y 10 Keep "
80 bile .,..b.
W Nq-.h mr. M .tsr 20 Con,taniinsple. is said - o4
srtir book and This il given reason Why no sp
iin.It has been made in his p see A'nr ms iof va
tib Mission r-ofsss qualification 'hlta Dsn'crSlc Al
i,.ration gives an Oh Federalist the opportunity %
.riieft.n iism with hs pm.
rive niece. # elegant pa70r iure 0-ongng 70 ne
a. Vice Pr--iie hirg, were to0,y purchased oc me
F,,er'rvs Mar sion At the price of 500.
Iii. confidently believed thstihe French Mission WI oe
kent open uLtl Congress meets ana that NJ DIX VII no'
fill L then o-....,.. ,.
ar kere. 81 r,ut. for The Harrisburg Couv-nuon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27
COMMENCEMENT At UNION COLLEGE.
Opening Exerclses.

opening BAffcisfHs
Corr.f7ooieuoe Of The \. Y. Thban,
SCHENECTADY, jay a 10
The exercises incident 10 commencement a. tai. 'eS
cradle College were opened this evening", oy me deHol
Of OF the most able, eloquent aud lucid addresses
VAS eyt our good fortune 10 listen II Ras delivers
by iAr Rev Robert + Storrs y - IT B.OoAlynh
Y Ills theme Wa Apinahi,n; Whil it is-IO wnos
o. Apptals-EOw Il j. o. De resisted
The Rev doctor was EgOrcd with one ~ The in"'E
tecert audiences that ever assembled within the Pr
cipcts Of Schenectady H. 'ae immefite vicinity dW
eoouert and harmed 1eO'0-an sat the venerable VI
plaiet Mott. d u. l. l.. ID President Of / mon ~
lee IT, Rev LlureIs l. hcsock ID ID who o,clpn
the chair Of Moral Philosophy, ana the Rev , B'els
y D. Pastor Of the Pre- ytrIian Church 10 ths ~
The address was written t. be- pronounced Oeiofe ~
Theological Society Of .lou CoIege' ana 1877 y
a .t,le. power Oi thought and reach oil lA'eiee' y
most a.rure3lj never heard il surpassed By a,y tna'
II the DAY The addres, " unge.tnhi,! q. -.
for tie use Of the Society and for puDhe .. 'hoi.
II So We sincerely hope nay colie naa'i VIC
Archbishop Hughes
Tie Doctor commenced as ioloTs; ....
.N~ are csily conironl, go t's e'1n.sJ 't - -.
e.; 49, eat;. and oy+raH..s n r. u+nisI N9a-s.-.
;ro tte history and charac'-f Of t''- '' me
In ylioh o bsd irs CONN rren.i' anf t'f nffA -
fr, qualities which haye i' -'rt'-f '' r-"f'~f'- "a
lr e,.ry Way noticeable it". Do 'n~ % 70 20 -
ir uhtf he attentive ALL lnulf f.' V'f-f'r4 49,
l.H a. discern the opefa bod ~ pm p-' y'i....e
which. 81 only phicsopbrr & Dec 500 J. %
g.f@. vIlch II also Pt.0- an- yt ip. 5o2..- -
1fr..f.er Il becomes BIN ~ mea-r-s aa % 40 ~ 80
This touutry va, csooyer-d '- t'-'p -i -.
fon y. g. Ginning go D. p.Or. -t4 Id '. ~,
d century at-er Nicsil3e f."'l'l "a
Go.r at Iuite-gart. three Iouft.s % c~ni-iy - -.
Hu.s h.s disciple bad ascenleo rom CoH''Aue- . q,
chariot II ire The mariner, compass Two cen. s .
Eer had Il ade the safe ID gay -ha "-1 "a
great omparaiiye deye pmenf CONNER y. A. eA. ksl
snterprise The Printing Press, for h-u Ssl.y,,.s
beeo facilitating and urging forward al PoPalh gavf
and the Telescope already 90 the eve 81 tsbs s
Licb should ,bake with the touch Of rs snnins ~, 40
.o.rrss ~ 6,i,h that had claimed ini4.lAoniy, o-
nov has demonstrated 10 be astronomcany m.A7n ~
TIE Doctors view Of POpery, as Mutual system,
certainly BY Pssn, 's 10 =, Zoe
Of deep study In III. sn,s ne esbsd be p
a me .,,b ,esseIAted marbles be croEds VIZ
US roo, LII one q which might hold building "a
lrS b. hangs its wall with the 'penaqh h. barass
Pc'af. r... -. c..... - Pg.; is.e I" = l-.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27
Infer From sIeNico.

NEW-ORLEANS. Tuesday July >
By the steamship TexAs have dates flom tbs CITY o.
~ Tico IN the 10Th inst
Tie rarers Ar sled with discussions 70 ths S3'nsh
Protectoraie which is favored by Government
Commission has been appointed ~ form rules Tor the
.J-.uiis who are invited 10 return 70 Mexico.
Sar.a Ana vas rrepang 10 unite the Church aud Safe
Count Raousset DE- Boulboa the French Advenurer had
arrived in Mexico and visited the President.
Dreadful nDndatons had occurred 10 J4co. The town
f Uuaiacar vas destroyed, and many lives lost.
TIE diligence from Vera Cruz to Mexico had beenrobbed
nd one pa-senger kilei-l5 robbers were arrested.
decree bad be- passed, axng the death penalty Tor
defraudirg the Treasury.
Bi.bop Iinal came passenger in the Texas
,.rrihe cloud If locusts ging Southern hex
~ r distance Of four hundred miles destroying the in
7s French psrer Trait ffaio1 had been forbi6el to
write comments On the Government
fhflcra was stul raging 81 Vera Cruz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27
COLLEGIATE COMMANDMENTS.
COMMENCEMENT At HARVARD.
Commencement week az Cambrihge-rhe Literary
~ocieti.--Poem by -axe, &c

BOSTON Saturday jay p 1859.
This i the season Of College Commandments, which
D., strange appropriateness Of Phmseoosy occur at
m. clnsp At tb, yearly College studies.
Having happily obtained leave Of absence, Without
even asking from official duties IN tle NeE-lOfk Gus
ton IIluse by the cOndescendiag kindness 0t Brother
Bronson ! lave enjoyed the pleasure OF weeks stay
beneath the classic shades CO.. Old Harvard. in the City
If Cambridge Of hich You KIDD" this hourl-hlg 'age
Of Boston j. suburb
I've earlier exercises of Commencement Week are
low OFT Of urwsIaperdate bur lev more recent aud
irtsLer incidents NAV Dot be- undressing
Tie exerclses az Commencement 0a wednesday last
v.r highly crojrlule 20 the Col. z aud ~ TIE class ID
whose bands her honor cOnndrd ior tie present
ytsr. or poems essays d.sserti'I,1- AMI 0rttlOls
tirre were less han some pi these were omit
trC bat Le appointments l4rk tAe srindn Ia tle class
Severe. were we'll worthy OF particular notice. Any So
lection might WORK injustice 10 the res. 5ut may -ay
hat the Closing D.atl'n ~ Charles Carroll 81 Cam
bridge Vas received W-1 Unaui nous tlprDJ1tIn
Anon tle prominent members Cd she class, notice
EtU.rd kiue SOB o. Hon. james e.. kIng of HO5oarl.
ard John Carver Ialirey son Of hon. john c. P4lrey.
If CaubFidce both prouilg o. keep up the repuiaOa
O. rteir!sH,ss Lu LaIg. oi sou Cir WAS hJn0red
" b ti. afi ci. t-aur 90 o. o-a.iO-.
At the close OF tne Commencement Exe,cses an &
ceg-ut dinner provided in Hazard Hall, Of which
me- three hundred persons men Of distinction. Official
md Otherwise the clergy and graduates generally par
took. At the table noticed Gov Clifford Lieut. GOV
Huntington. with the Governors Staff Hon. Edward
Everett Hon and venerable Josiah Quincy Hon Abbott
Lawrence. Ac., &c.
he dinner exercises closed by the whole COM
pany Joining in singing the 18th Psalm.
Immediately after dinner the AlHma Association
assembled the President, Hon. Edward Everett in the
Chair No exercises of public interest marked the
meeting 1t seems that the Phi Beta Kappa and the
AiumE Associations are considered rivals in this
College in consequence of which the Hmm Associa-
ton Is not well sustained 4 Committee was therefore
srpoated 10 consult wrh the Phi Beta EagyI about
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27
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thing for his chapter Haryard) responded in few ap
propriaie lines which he penned down mpromptu II the
table his reference % Mr. SAKE was very happy add
nav Justify my adding few lines even to this areaay
too tedious letter
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Andthus The golden hours duueryd along on ansels
wings m late in the ni-htor raaef earl! IN 'he mlrn
ing-vhen tired nature sweet restOrcr WOoed them
gradually 10 bed.
The Convention next year will be IN New-lorS.
OTHER MATTERS.
have taken look in upon the Constitutional Co
vention of tbi, State drawing it, nconsisten ho
10 an incouclusiye conclusion saw NOT ChoaIe taeu;
but William Schoultr. Richard II Dams, Jr.' p r. la
let. Ex-Governor Briggs and otter men of no'e se'eh
their places narrowly watching the movements Ia TIE
work of Reform. -.
spent pleasant day or two wandering aooa' ne
beautiful streets and reads surrounding Harvard AL
around the sacred shades of Mount Auourn' ou' tsg
close Mount Auburn eaIy, even before sunset Ice
cate IF Death should MT b. shut 50 early ON Tue va
~ wanderer seeking 10 find silence beneath her shat
ow. darkened by the dropping wing If evening
| stood beneath the sturdy elm under when NssA
incton first unshoathed his sword on taking commahd
die American army on his appointment by Congress
caz,d upon Washngtous old residence NO" tasteieLI
Kent b, Prof Longirlow residence, should mal
worthy of a Poet the hole ear round and near Hl
tried 10 pierce the mpenetrable shade OF mrs and Other
eyergreens in which Lowell has hid himself; and have
returned 10 This city Ia give You this record OF my "
seryatons af Harvard Commencement. hope TO VIZ
ness similar scenes at Yale next week
MANY II your readers will. perhaps, remember We
allowing Signature once familiar to your readers hs
So long since have written for your paper that nOee
viii be- more astonished than myself 70 see IN us co.,
ulnus your old correspondent hicHEhhV