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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

ADVENTUROUS BoYs.-On last Sat
urday, there passed through Galena, by
stage, two boys, one of four and the
other seven years Of age They lefl
the county Of Clare, Ireland, the first of
January, for Dubuque, and came the
whole way unattended by relatives or
particular friends. When they left New
York on their journey westward, they
had but 81, 80 with which to pay their
expenses, but when they arrived at Chi
eago, the sum had grown TO Sc. Weak
ness and eontiding faith are ever a surer
protection than strength. Whatever
may be the defects in the American
character, at the present time, want
Of sympathy is not one Of them. Ga
lena Gazette.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19


~. sas uslusua dailsss n,.ss ihsn ths ~iras 10
sfssss ne slsis. isan isss isi7 and ss'a.eoo
.sYs than tss mffesss fssa i-f- ~ lS1 Thus riil
iw frta last thsss siigBs II tho stats NJ sn1 iag
a., sarapiAses e sssy cenmaicatton sr rrtrarfsa
Nt. Sss thayr psstleHs having Tho ndetntagra, arr
ssgaaiy scsAneint ia as~iisiise ans ssAlth u uuat
h. r.nrnshsfc thar the Rafuaas bot usi asshea,
40 tyr ltss hsase, vii show . mush greater In
tfeass uikt NE past I've Years Our uapetains and
valleys si,usA IN HiHcfsi wealth. rimhct LANDS
wAirh 10 49, w.fs srREsls WaTth InJing the ,Ats'
ssd hish IA lisa might have been purchased At iruu
fessty ave eeHts 20 ene dollar TT sefe, woald na~
sci u frem ihsrr - Ten daiist~. We have NJ duas
that ibs Ia value ~ proprs IN this STATE has A.
rrsdj pad NJ The cnurr cost II EAilr.sd- tn.
results prsdared in other IssftHas VI ths
csanip, aud an examinations also, nTn ~. ipss 81
ssnsis pisnk rpads, ard even good rArrtsre roads,
wsia Ias,e that internal improvements pay ot them
selves, independent ~ dividends The Increase IN
ne listed pi,feftv q the town ~ Kutiand from les
q lisa. smcanis 10 stl 90. and Ne presume one
~,uld -, that the Would be- the iEas An'oaHi u
pf,s~tiY were appraised q, the present time
sr+L,~p asn CHsrrr>psN rL.ss SOAP coarsSr.
The book. iaf suhscnpiioh 20 tbs saek Vt ilus C,n-
pany are IN be opened week, a. will hc notiocd
IN Tie advertising columns. IL o. that ih,-
rosd II built. vs'uld greatly htneft our Village and
the pfppcuy uiEn lis ise. u Is welt known that u
w~iid pcncusie extensive timber lands, and Il Il
should not materially reduce thc priee If word and
timber, II would oHs,nc sufficient supply.
The cnst oftranslausion upon fpads such
that there Is indnccment to clear 81 much II our
mountain land but let this road be hult the cost Of
transportation would be reduced haiti thereby of
fcriug Inducements 10 the employ ueut at labor In
rtfies which cannot be reached now with advantage
As regards dividends only roiet 10 the ~. Al
bans, and Waterway frank Rosds, In own STATE,
which phyias good dividends sud generally plank
ruu urr az tho bast n
incnts. The travel upon the branch to Meodon In the
vicinity OF Musseys, which Is the portion to be finish
ed Art, is suteien, pay eocd dividends to tho
sinc holders,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

There sf~ -s13 ri.r, 'srtrs'r De-.
s aa1a' snas- enc ralr h-rs 90 ta,i
fHry lnArn. }neva as f.r 0t nrssn.
vh1 be- one hundred snd ivCt'y po,hiaes.
tnd vaa.a hatc csisn ~ mtuy n7re n his
f1end. bsd 30 s'Hrpol hnn -nal fum snl
ugaf1 60 his own read. bat fiau me Gear
ihai fr1ue uoo'd be- Ia f,r taotn. II D,
ssi9 ihsi g. cat great quan.Hy b msnly
scra a'rlssi.mrni u that tnhr. and that
atsftlc yuung ~aSriof vauld stand vpry
Anlc chanrc 81 promotion
Nadsino, hss yuuf pisno sn colian AZ.
tschmcui asked Sam. the other night. n
wiic 81 man vho appeared 10 1--we fullg
up IA, Il ua bcyond bic income. Hush So
vhlspercd Sc,h IN has cor ~ has & shcr.
M attachment Sam dropped the sob
ycct
-one rtca, nnj tindlins thoughi from
retired and ubscurc man. may live when
thrones are fallen. and the memories of
those Who hllcd thea ubli'oNiod, and, like
"a undying firc, may illuminate and quick.
en- III future generations.
"a practical schoolmi.ircs.7 says in
the Educational Tunes, II would be I'M
possible for we to state how often the qucs.
ton has been directly put TO me- by mothers,
"Can you make a stylish giri27
a man iOi years of age. was imprison
ed in Cincinnati few days ago for steal
ing. II he wasn't "old enough 20 know
better" at that age, be probably never will
be.
The Rev. Mr. Rembo, Of the Protest
All Episcopal Mission, and "Dr. Alday, Of
the Philadelphia conference" are reported
TO have arrived at Baltimore, from Africa,
in the ship Burnshec.
"A Judge in Pittsburgh says that one
barrel Of whiskey contains, on an average,
two murders, three cases Of mhuslaughter,
half a dozen OF burglary and arson, besides
innumerable cases Of larceny, assault and
battery, and disturbance of the peace.
1t is said that on the last night Of the
session OF Congress, there was fight be-
tween Churchwcl Of Tennessee,a and Hous-
ton Of Alabama, both Democrats, and mem
beers of the House.
The Governor of New Hampshire has
appointed the 9Th of April as day of fast
ing and prayer.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

ArRoPos of the talked of invasion
Of England by Louis Napoleon, Mr.
Gaillardet writers to the Courier des
Etats Unis as follows:
"The fear Of war,-which a short
time since had almost become nation
al monomania with the English, has
become materially lessened since the
last message Of the Emperor, ANNOUNCE
ing a further reduction of twenty thou
sand men in the eGectY of the army
and declarations of the Cabinet Of the
English p ;sGse rSutlicient 10 cause the
alarm which it has been creating Sf 10. Wv. ..s
last year. 1t has often been asked, if,
rs cause of this alarm, there existed with
the English press conviction Of real
danger and if the bitterness with
which it pursues the re-establishment
of imperial despotism grows out of true
sympathy for constitutional France p
For my own part, i believe that the
London newspapers have done this in
good faith and that they regard the
existing state Of affairs in Europe as
dangerous TO the institutions Of their
country, particularly so TO the press,
The constitutional governments of fu-
rope feel--naturally cnough--that in
the decline Of the constitutional regime
in France, they have lost an ally, while
the absolute governments feel that they
have made an auxiliary. But the war
viii not take place. AT present it nei-
.her enters into the designs, nor is il for
the interests Of Louis Napoleon. Those
who have calculated upon this event
are doomed 10 disappointment.
Bidding defiance to all the old no.
tons Of political economy, Napoleon
III. resolnlely undertakes to solve this
double proplem of a military reign with
on; war, and peaceful reign without
liberty. The undertaking may seem
hazardous, but il cannot be doubted !;
for II must be recollected that all which
is novel and hazardous has no chance
I Of success. The events Of the I'd Of
December, 1901, seems 10 have done
away with all history and philosophy
as out Of fashion. and nothing now
seems so likely TO become possible US
the impossible"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19
TERRIBLE PIcrURE OF SUFFERING.

TERRIBLE Picture OF SUFFERING.
In letter to the Gaieaa Adrertiser,
written from Oregon, the suiferings of
an emigrant party are briefly given,
which make up a sad picture of West
ern adventure: j. c. Morrison, of Taze-
well county, arrived safely in Oregon.
Their teams gave out 500 miles this
side of their destination. They left their
oxen and those who had families, and
started down Lewis river on the beds of
their wagons and out of twenty young
men so embarked, only four ever got
ashore alive, so rapid was the stream
and so fell of rocks. The four having
escaped, started through the uninhablted
country with but little provision and
few clothes. They arrived at the set
Element at last, after passing through
trials and dangers beyond the power OF
tongue or pen to describe.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

SENATE Communicable following
is list of the Committee of the Senate;
On Foreign Relations essrs. Mason,
Douglas, Clayton, Norris, Everett.
On Finance-Messrs. Hunter, Bright,
Pearce, Gwin, Badger.
On Military Afiairs-Messrs. Shields,
Borlnnd, Dawson, Fitzpatrick, Jones of
Tenn.
On Commerce--Messrs. IIamlin, Soulc,
Seward, Dodge of Wis, Benjamin.
On Naval Aifairs-Mcssrs. Gwin, Nal
DRY, Fish, Thomson of n. j., Toombs.
On Public I.ands--Mcssrs. Borland,
Dodge Of Iowa, Pratt, Petit, Thomson of
Ky.
On Roads and Canals--Messrs. Bright,
Douglas, Guycr, Adams, Sumner.
On Pensions Messrs. Jones OF Iowa,
Weller, Foot. Evans, Toombs.
On Indian Afiairs--Messrs. Sebastian,
Walker, Cooper, Rusk, Smith.
On District Colurnbia--Messrs. Shields,
Norris, Mallory, Badger Cooper.
On Claims-Messrs. Broadhead, Adams,
Pratt, Wade, Chase.
On Patents and the Patent Office
Messrs. James, Evans, Dawson, Stuart,
Smith.
On the Judiciary Butler, Tou-
cey, Guyer, Stuart, Phelps.
On observation-disclosures. Butler, Hous-
ton, Weller, Cooper, Jones of Tenn.
On Post Offices and Post Roads
Messrs. Rusk, Soule, Hamlin, Morton
Smith.
On Public Buildings--Messrs. James,
Hunter, Badger.
TN tne Library ---sfcssis. rearoe, Day
ard, Anterior.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

FATAL AccipENr.--,Iohn HOLMAN
an Irishman employed in Browns mill,
at West Fitchburgh, met with a borri-
BILE death on Monday morning. He
was oiling the machinery, and while
leaning overa horizontal shaft, his apron
was eaught by the bolt heads of coup
ling, and lac was drawn on to the shalt,
and whirled round with it ut the rate Of
two hundred revolutions in the miA-
ute. His legs coming in contact with
beam over the shaft, were instantly
severed from his body and shattered to
fragments and his back was also found
to be broken He died in about two
hours. The deceased was a very wor-
thy man, about 80 years of age. and
leaves a wife and child Roveillc.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

MoRsr's CoarouNp SrHrr az willow
Dock Roor.---A gentleman writing from
a country town in Massachusetts says II
have been using the Syrup Of yellow Dock
Roo, for the Sick Headache. and is has
helped NJ, rtry much" And he requests
that more may be sent To HIM, as he OK
poets that IN dac time 1t will cure HIM OF
tins most distressing complaint. Such rs
the testimony daily received from all parts
Of the county in regard TO this most val
liable medicine. Sold by
5-Im G. BtRr.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19
Village Notice.

CT" EsPEcIAL.--0n the application Of
1--WE voters, the inhabitants Of tho Village will
take notice, that especial meeting fthe Corporation
Is ordered 10 be held at the Cour House. in Rntlsnd
on the 22d inst, at O'Clock, NJ ls for the puT-
Pose of acting upon the rrpou Of the Committee,
o'nmendine new Fire Engine and u vote 10 in
stiei the Trustees Committee tobo appointed, To
procure new Pine Engine for the use Of the Village
il the inhabitants deem IL desirable. I'd. To see n
the Corporation Will accept the Act Of the last General
Assembly, entitled An Aet relating % Rutland VII
iaRe Cooperation" approved Nov. 8, iaj2 And any
other business proper under this call March Is53
y ~. HOPKINS, Clsrk.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19
Espeoial Notice.

A. ~ wuaefsirret ha- friiaastst-a ~ rs~,urffin
wuh HsfA. ana bss fi-f~-a u ~ iurtsst "a w
ssss " h-fs-n~. nrg4ssss that ne rt,flssd its.ssa
y, ~ ufs,r Sc tss H.s, ffaFs shs4d ~ 'rsuri
niat ssstltd. . -.
tfist " ~ istct taai Al ia srfesn - ~ h"fsla
o, a., I'D Jssssp "a v b., eve ~ advsfiaiae, A..
VIII aistr isas,sdsts rsysaeut that tht emit H'As -
kFcutuiilizhei.
A,ifniei.itsfoss - fsiAfss md itlsrrs iadebtea ~
m, sae.rt,aor III Probate ua.fes, ssa,, when
ssaeenisnt tstks pssaira ~ llnn Nsfuefi 3adrr
81 r,,ssstr A. me fAirtvrn dtstfift, ~ " HAA,
q. A. HENNAN.
Rstlsne. iss IL. iesA
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

TnE BoURBoS CoSTRoyERsT.--
The New York Times says thai the
Prince De Joinyille, in his letter TO Mr.
Putnam, Acknowledges that he remem-
beers meeting the Rev. Eleazer Williams
during his western travels and having
a very interesting conversation with him
about the Indians, but gives the Dau-
phin story very fat denial indeed
Considering tina, the Prince ia the sole
witness cited by the Dauphinisis in sup
port Of their story, his detection would
seem likely 10 pot an efeclual eNtin-
guisher upon the whole case. Bat We
understand Gays the TiD'ss) they are
preparing an elaborate and powerful
article 10 show the Prince u no, TO be
believed.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

Al The wonderful cures Prripnncd By the tfanp and
Pam kflor prepared BY Cuuiss a Perkins. its equal
has never been known f relieving pain 10 ali rases
FT the uf spinal complaint sfainF IA The iinis
and s'uisrb, rheumatism in All ~ ifts, iihos ri
ir barBs rfe throat, gravel, ~, h b. decidedly e
,esf remedy the World. fF particular cifriars
n the hands Il agents. be- Ffataiiausly distributed.
\ Is. b. sgrs % caii 81 turiiss a feftins' Tramp
zna Pain killer. They sole proprietor &c Tie
uniisd states
AGEsTs ron THE ABOVE MEDICINE
Cha. Ban a Ssn, lanes Forsfi Hnlsnd i.tsrninb
a D.s,-a Center Rutland J. l. Gilman, Wet Rat
iand y. J. spTAgue, Nsybndss u. rinunds, fuf-
fad Geo r. Alien, = Wslhnffnfd James curtiss,
Drfrsf ~. q. l.AIshain, DaHts tisTk Lanfhani
Ns-i puainef Z. d. tass, hrsndnn hos4 A ifsn.
ia-nn, cssfision Calm = Wight, Orwell \. hahd,
"a siilHFt1fd ss-ig
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

o. There was an extensive fire in Fay
ette-st., Boston, last Monday evening,
which consumed six or seven dwelling
houses with their contents, together with
outbuildmgs, etc. Loss estimated at So
600 to $4,000. No insurance on the fur
niture, some of which was very valuable.
A young man named Jeremiah Hickey,
returning from the fire about IL o'clock,
when on the Worcester Railroad Bridge,
was overtaken by an outward train, knock
ed down and so severely injured that he
died in two hours afterwards. The deceas-
ed was twenty three years of age, unmar-
ried, and by trade machinist. lie be-
longed in Maine.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

In Piusneld, on the 18Th inst, MOSES THoMAr,
aged n Yeats
In Clarendon, on the ioth inst, DANIEL y. ONLY,
of Daniel and rhct, T.. Flat, aged years and :
months.
In Clarendon, on the 10Th inst, OLIVER =.
PIERCE, ESQ, aerd 80 years.
lie was Kind psteni, an ohliging ncghhrr, a
useful citizen, and ali his life honest man. lie
died much lameutcd by all who knew him, Coma.
In BfRndou, on the iith inst, of consumption,
Mrs II. A. DRAPER, aged ~ Year,.
In Monipclict, on the 9th ins of consumption, Mrs
CLARlSsA, wife oi Dt Charles Clark, aged ~ ear.
In Hyde Park, on the 18th inst, Mr. JOHN WHIP
PIE Aerd "a ycatr.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

f0-FI 49, eVTTl h7aI tilIf"sl y hallFOuf %
ease u enansrusss and pn1rfssses - tnsidt0asif
nat hsfHs 10 aware ~ b. The iungs sfs iuhss ~
sifsrs thea sadarn sffssufr 30 ehaufs fnn heat O.
ct.id praufes as rtesszafass, tHd iu ieS dA9s ~
usets u y said 80 siis diri a hssl iaassfflfa.
fuf an tfsaltira ma ri isnf rislifasinti -
v old frft the s4ssfrssi tas aslfslds ui tia
,afsf ~ Jads's tias a.icsi Eatr2ff u ~IheiIg snd
LsaFFar' tieh y sad & H. crnaiH cnrn fpf n4is
a. ~ 1isstss
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

Why THEY DID 1.-THE Angelica
Reporter, abiding to the conviction Of
Allen and Palmer, in Allegheny county,
New York, for placing distractions on
the Erie road, says, the facts elected by
the evidence, showed conclusively that
there was no luminosity existing on the
part of the two individuals against the
company, or that there was the least
cause of complaint against the company,
but that it was a pre-concerted plan TO
throw the Express Train from the track
for the horrible purpose of robbing the
passengers in the general melee. This
was proved on the trial.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19
Spring Fashions.

o. MRs. J. 5. KELLER will, on Thurs
day, the 9Th inst, open her Spring Fashions,
with large and rich assortment Of SPRING Mn
LisrHY GsoDs new styles Of Mourning Goods &c,
(Which she would invite the ladies to call and en-.
famine. Troy, March IA, 1853 Him
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

nf NERMONf.-Mrs. Ainsio~, an experienced
nuTss aud Female Physician, has Sssft,Hg Surap
fif children irsihinr II greatly facilitates the process
II eefhinE By -oiinnng the EuInsnl allsy all pain
or .ps-inndic nrio, and u n regulate line w els
depend upon = 0thefs, II viii give ros % fir-cNes,
and relief and health tu your iniaiIts Never hAs %
faiied Il in,ey used-persetS sae 10 b. administered
90 ven fe.his infants Price - cents holte.
" H. ~ ssre "a call for Mr.. Ninsio~'s SootAizg
syrAp and attend II your child is suffering
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19
na,iana aud chiu.nds. Plank Road.

NOTICE - hereby ssen, that fils is-,ls 90 tesefs
~ Ing subscriptions Ia the Capital ssst ~ " lbs
Rutland aud thuicnden rlAnk Road CpmFAns, VII
he opened uu Friday, thu as,h day II Marrh. ita, AZ
tho Rank Of Rutland, the dwelling house ~ isseph
fatkct IN Chusaden, The dwelling huuse VI Fdw All
Mn.>eS In Mcndon, and Al ID, rast once IN the Inan
Of rttt.lnfd LtIHEg nANltiS
RakNDOn BARRETT,
JOHN n FACE,
n, D. MfNST.nN,
W " OWN,
r JOHNSON,
EDWARD MtssEr
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.

VI Troy CONFERENCE ACADEMY.--
THY sunsrR TrEn will commence Friday, LIST
April. JASON +. WALKER,
West Ponltney, March u, 1853. PriseipaL
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

In Chluendrn, on the i6ih inst, b, Rev 9. Taylor.
Mr. DAVID MORGAN, 81 the arm 81 shcldons, Nor
ssn 4 SiA-an, ct West Rutland, TO Miss ESTHER W,
MANLfN, ~ Chiitend.n.
~ Tner, ChAisuqnc Co, y. V, Msrrh lsi accord
ing 10 the ordur ni the Soeon 81 Friends, inend "
SMITH, 1T i.run, tattsrsuFus Co.. \. v, to ANNA
NtNsipW, ui the funpcf place.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19
G. Carnenter-
MAiN sTEEET. posr sssrn o, Blr,
nj. l.. "A a.

MAIN ETHEEr, DOCS sssrs ~ BarrnI CHrsen.
Dealer 10 All kiBdt e
FAMILY CRpf EkiE- va 8 supsfia HlAek and
l Cfesn r. r. r. - 1'e. tfosfa tanrs sua pal
reresd i"sf sugar, hsiassos Lamp 81. saA ssaa
Fneand and nnFfpHihd rlices. rhsldon's sai.s faa
Nsief fHaf i>rsfsr Polish l tlss o. Plus ufa afsu
rhps hiarkinF and aYsnsff ~ O. Tsaisf Aisfipas %
frkei tunrn. Tahir d., Aesdiss Pms naaEs and
- e. - 49, hsstsi fnfAeii hset 40 rlae conlhs
htFnfsl tasaf rtfQIa. shaving .tazp hfushss A.
D. " G.. tzr@utsT haf, sls0, ktahsfis IAfrnas
extending io ~ IL a hay nrrf tf The lansss II
fsiailins sisnlsl' tqnefr 81 sa4sa sAe-ieai go
ssart0d plfi-sff orb.
hufiafd, hsfrh ~, irl1 Fs.ls
NAuz ASD iRos. I4ansL--f, Gisss, a,pd POW,
y rhrsI - ikNhpt . - W.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19
Farm for Sale.

'l,wfl mile. Srath II rasi Rotlsnd, eurtsnins ela
tfsr. ~ land. --situ.ieiun ntiet trrh, sfk,tatHt
isud cwssa b, Ucssrs lsrs. E-a d~ cline fua-e
hstHs. sheis and s,hst cui haiidinrs sie evn
venrptil htaird 20 iss PRIV. W sstasitous " secn
mediate
Th.rr arc twe ptsh.ri. me TIRE. ~ ~hsh sfe
ta,-tls Ffanea frf sale Nth ths ahcse, - ,u~t,
ess SHEEP. span hasses, Nuhe eiuser, MD laFr~
fushtitf II farmers utensils
4 payment II s'sto VII ee rsqufed ~ the tns ~
rarrhs.s ana ht the haIaner, hi.sfhl credit ~l ~
given. lNtA' NAfHfNNPN
Eett.sA. March fa lsSL fn-9w
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

In Australia, II one Of the digEers
enter a shop to parchase wedding
cake Horih forty d5llars.he throws down
q 90, dollar lamp and takes a handful
II aouginais IN chang.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

Ma oat,,a Gtpss ~. v apf auihcf-
ls-l As.st a. "a. sui- fiiaias tai 'ssf f'''e'i'
~ tals Fsees W. rtofafss 100 - cav ''n'l utfrl
ius sns rss.fsi rrs4t tssai arsats pN tisa-t -
=. ertvtra.tr ua,flt f,rtf.rr stafae
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

The Secretary Of the Navy has been
instructed 10 report forthwith 10 the
Executive the iorce at HE disposal for
aciiNc Operations.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

u.,,..s So New N~rs, rr~ys sfsses
s.ss.ss,sss s-s enc Wa 80
Saratoga q Washington X. n
~ .ea as-~s. s,pssssss 80 rr,s.N 49,
re ANS ss,s Ruti,.a u 600, 4 " /" 49,.
I so ssNsessssts, A. Nsw Nsss' e"s"> ~ v"
Mrst :.
fssss - n. 90 4 ~, VI. Tn, ~ Ns~ tgst. ~
r,snsryf .nf " rsnsscr MN Asetanrsseisi~~ Nfsm "
sfhsNsfs~sy eeA ne west
"a, "a, 3 u. "a ses.u.s,.a,. ~ ~, A.
hanst a.
AZ sss,fN f,.s~s issvs asil,
f.ss ssra~ .spt -, htsss setfs
RfrtsNLNts.
Law rrhenestasie, 80 -. 1000 .. ~, ll@ v
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19
cOMMERcIAL AND FINANCIAL.
reported for tAe Herald ~ .vsssrs. BarRrrr Sos
RUILsSp March 49, Is5l

reported for tAe Herald ~ .vsssrs. BarRrrr sosl
RuILssp, March 10, 1858.
For few weeks past the Ne. YORK and Bosloi
money market has been stringent, and higher rates
Interest rule. The demand for money does not
from leading merchants, but is mostly froin siocI
operator, and spectators. This class always con,
into the market as borrowers in hard times, and offer
nav erorbitant prices for money the great detri
ment Of regular dealers.
We quote from the Economist In reference 10 the
present financial crisis
"When we observe the great prosperity Of the
country al large the absence 81 all speculation, with
the exception of some local speculation in hnri and
real estate the large production Of esey variety Of
commodity, the facility Of interchange, and he en-
Tire soundness Of general business the gp'ar cieatsd
b. fsn banks and eoncoiisd stock speculation, he
ridiralnns- Suppose the banks have leaned
money than they really had, they loaned 81
thosa who are able % pay aud uhen The paper ma
lures II gill ell be paid. H. meaniiBo, the Lenders
are plBehod fr their own necessties, why IL IL cap
ital lesson fT them II - tho just ard u thai
speed ~h.ch ossneAebes iissif The merchants Of
NeN YsTk WeTe 40 neh noW and millions
Of dollars could nov be rssed i any feasible ohst"
EaiLsoAD, rhorrrIr,
The large number Of Railways already o1mplsted
of commenced and bang projected An this county,
involving ven large srfrnditnre, would .een AZ
ff-i glance result in defanFsuient u oar finances
similar that caused BY the Railway mania whieA
raFed IN fnEisnd A fsN year. since When "a
ERhs ths isrts they are, - fouhd 20 ofef1is
dinsfsHl in iisis oaaHty, Here, great aaiars rssai
ees andsssiofsd aRe real sissis j. Of non.aa
value oas. iran, euppsf lead, maIiss and iusiered
lands asaand. The~s can hs made available by ap
,licsiifn ID ialaf and eas3 Afosss o. market Tbese
sagg.iss b. the dab srfisai II lIrf nun
her. a iahassrs iraiH Eurufs, and By iis Raii~sy
syrlem even REilfpad aeyeioies II thess
fe-sBfrss aud instead q infa'ssftshing ts eantF,
has santfzrJ Ebert III 10 iSuk a. The nFffr--
The alsFai.si II ii,s real ahd lsf-sl sstate 10 ne
riats a Nerlsauf
Ssal Fstafs psrsaaat Tad
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bsen .salsaafs rsfhsf frtf sfads has tssn faiiT
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Trhis fiefs
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-19

THE Nrw SILVrK CoiS.--The weigh
Of the new SILVER coinage authorized by
the recent act Of congress goEng into op-
eraiion IA June next, as compared with
thai ooinsgc since the passage q the act
upon the same subject In 1887 Is as follows 9