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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

Intelligence vas received here on Thurs
day Of last week, that cz Governor P,vr
died al Waco, Tegas, on the Oh Of July.
The Dad new created q general sensation
Of profound souou fJr no man wa more
beloved and respected Throughout the state
than the deceased.
The cluzcn. # Nouh6cld very sppro.
Priaicly showed their warm regard for Lis
memory, by the ioliing 81 bells from about
noon until night ga Thursdsy. and all ,l,e
p7neipal building Of the village ~crcycy
''s'riu''y hung with mourning. They al.
~ trimmed several q the cugincs Of the
VI 'entul Rallf1ad -i,A atuug emblem.
q" mourning The ivo prime pro,rrt1r
q 'ii' Railruad, M BelLnap and Mr
T1'H'' ere no~ gone. Where shall We
i'as ''rmen 90 ODD u.es p.lcoss
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

q We regret TO learn that Theodore
LOyeit, ESD who lately succeeded Mr..
Johnson as Superintendent Of the Troy a.
Boston Railroad, has resigned that post, his
connection with the road having terminated
yesterday. We understand that Mr. T..
leaves tins post 30 enter wider fsId Of
operations IN the West. He has been con
nected with The Troy g. Boston Road since
the company had an existence, and his c1-
Pcrienee IA building and operating railroads
qualities hun for the new charge upon
which lac proposes 20 enter. Closely iden-
uhcd a. he has been with the Troy and
Boston Railroad from the beginning. Mr.
l.. has mnde many warm friends here. who
vii sincerely regret his leaving, and who
VII sincerely rejoice m the success Of his
abilities - well qualify him 10 achieve
Troy Wing.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

\ PRorHEcr.-A correspondent Of the
New York Erpress ventures 10 make the
annexed prediction:
"Ihe march 10 Conslaniinople will com
mcnco soon after the freezing Of the Baltic,
al barrier Of ice will then protect Rus.
sln's northern boundary and their navy IN
that quarter for several months. England
and France with their navy will not be able
10 arrest the progress Of 100000 Russians
who sill scizc the Ottoman Emplfe. France
will threaten Russia by land, bat at tins
stage, Prussia and Austria will take of
their masks and face France. A rcvolu-
ton VIII break ont al this time and Napo-
leon viii take 10 hia heels and 20 loaiing 10
Amenca. Henry v viii be enthroned
hing Of France, and peace will be con
cludcd. England Will be allowed 10 con.
uuuc her commerce m the Mediterranean
aud Baltic, # she keeps the peace, Il moi.
ihe old continental system Of Napoleon
ls'' viii be enforced by the qusdfuple al
lance Of Austria, Prussia, Ru.sia and
France and English commerce excluded
from their pous.H
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

Par q u 81 rHf ft.erl,,i Dslrss4.
N.s', hees 90 lsrtsrfi.i Drus,. and
M. hiu.s''s AID ia...n-ol's Daviar Coa-
issHiHn' be ivefiyrt frnu ths f.ublirhar,.
NossFs sst1sen 4 Tovsuar. ~
huatvss. Nsv Nul- TiAs pa,A !. Do
sFa0A o. hlfsa c.zsi.ess Ceuf.e a Ne
oisa.osl. Ei.s Ae'rias snl AreAaee,urOl
l'r,~aHs. tlla ~ s.oA ), fstsull1rtsdrd 90
ian. hs'.ic' sa3 e,r,srers BE- tl.f bees Job
h'suas a u's ta.a be- oa language O.
So be- ounlaesst Be- tech, rasu,i.i, pat.
81 q ~ ceias es,A, % ss.s0 So u.s 20
bu vosi habscniss.ss f,urno1 A. ti.s
h5.Lsfais.
fvts4s's Msspa, So Auras A.
assa fiuaa tae h0saiaul. Asa mn.
IA fslhhcstiar. eisslsrusoiy an4sssssa a
= a. ernsssssn 90 a,s iaertisfs We a..
hspgn o. sos thsi A. piacliaiiaa a rsiasi,
rcFve SAG i'g ssis q, ths Baa4ssass.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

Our friend JAsoN mot Of the golden
fleece memory gives the following as au-
thontic. In a ne. ghboring town, Mr. Sand
Mr. =. arc neighbors. Mr. ). is a very up
nigh, man, and, withal, very exemplary in
his principles as well as practice, in nbhor-
ring all niaicfih traffic aud use of the
"liquid fire. His ncighbor F., Is oquully
upright, but is known TO have H9uorish
hbeniity, which contrasts somewhat wide
ly with ncighbor SIS ietoiai pretcnsions.
Mr. s. felt AN inward impulse to procure,
IN "A way which should not violate law, nor
set bad example IN the community; nor,
wlthnl, expose himself TO any uniavorablc
remark or suspicion, few gallons Of d" the
crlttur,' not 10 use, TO be sure, but only
"to have the tools by him. in case Of need.
So he encloses "Vn to a dealer in neigh
boring State, where such barbarous things
are licensed by law to be done, and orders
It's worth, in neg Of gin, to be forwarded
on Il certain day, by a certain train, with
out fail" to a certain depot, TO the address,
not of himself, but of his ncighbor Il. !
with the design of being present on the
arrival Of the tram, and as an net of neigh-
Loriy kindness, taking the key, us if to car
~ II 10 Mr. p. Thus far all was clear sail
ing. But, alas for the chapter of thick
coming accidents. First, the train bring
ING the keg arrived an hour or so before
It's appointed time. Second-Mr s., didn't
happen to he present on ITS arrival. Third,
Mr.. r., did. Fourth-,he depot-man told
Mr. F., that n kog of liquor had inst come
for him, whcrcupon Mr. =. asked what was
to pay and on being informed that nothing
bat he .freight, he paid the same, and took
home with him the not unwelcomo present
from some unknoicn .Giermi Fifth-At
what was supposed TO be due time, Mr. $.
appeared and inquired of the dcpot-mnn
if keg, marked to neighbor P.'s address.
had arrived and was Informed that it had.
and that Mr. p. being present, paid the
freight and took 1t home! Here was Ga
.fr' Lacking the wit to leave the thing
to shlil for ITSELF Mr. s., not knowing how
70 untanglc the snah, mustered the pluck
10 cut 1t. SO he goes to neighbor ?. and
demands his keg Of gin,--tcling how his
title had accrued. But strange TO relate.
Mr. =. was Of n sudden caught with a
stringent fit Of fear Of The lar, and kindly
informed neighbor 5. that were it not for
the law, he would give him jus, one giass
Of II; but IN view Of the prohibition with
penalties against furnishing or giring
GtcGy, he was compelled to forego that
pleasure, and should be obliged to punish
the entire contents, by pouring them from
time TO time into his own throat
We pity them both, but can administer
no relief Woodstock Mercury.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

"PorrLsH.r-It vas once spid ofs Ger.
tain New Hampshire man, that he must be
regarded AZ The most popular individual IN
the state, inssmuch ns she went into office
with very little opposition. aud went out
With none At al ~ Some q the Democrais
in New iors are beginning 10 say that
Tho H. likely 90 be- verified IN the case Of
Gen. Pierce. 4 distinguished T. s. Sen
aior recently remarked, that "hc did not
SO "hr' aas gained 10 Jurn cat good
Union Wing from Office and pui ~ Ffrc
SOL democrat ls5C Rili pot the nsitrr
Ell night The curses ~ tie y. y Hunk
en- az soue of The late appointments are
very loud and deep, and the defnoerucy gr
ue iupir state BE- sure. ln the long run
10 have o. marked influence upon tAe Dem.
ucrur continent Of the uni1n. Tho
Washington hepghIic intimatrs That ig
GIVING ~ many appointments ~ uM.am
Tree sn'rfs and scccsslon.ts Pres.d,ut
Fi''r, D. acting upon ut policy punued in
regard q. Me- lniisn-. siz --iist b a. rhsap.
- =, feed mcmillan % isAi tiieu. FL I.ss-
Il. Conner
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05
VERMONT oENrn.Lu,,I.so,p.

The annual meeting of stockholders of
the Vermont Central Railroad Company
was held at Montpelier ON "Wednesday Of
last week. The report of the investigating
committee was not ready; but its more I'M
poriant results were embraced in the re-
port of the Directors.
The following named gentlemen were
chosen Directors by an almost unanimous
vote -
w. II. Lee, II. NJ. Holbrook, John NJ.
Peck, Joel W. White, John j. Eldudge,
Edward Crane, John Smith.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

II Is necessary for merchant. to inform
the public Of the kind Of goods they have
for salc-if they wish to sell them,--for the
professional man to let folks know what ne
can do, aud where he may be found when
wanicd--if he expects 10 get practice.
Aftef advertising through the press, the
next best way TO impat this information to
the public Is by means Of posters, show
bills, circulars, cards, etc, and any one
wanting anything Of the above kind should
leave their order. at the Herald job Print
ing Office, where all kinds Of work u done
neatly, promptly, and at prices that cannot
fail 10 satisfy.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05
SHOOTING Arrn.r.--A CL,ua,n.x .,

SHOOTING AfFRAr.--A CLEnafaAN IN
FrGnT The monotony of our city war
disturbed, "A day OF two since, by a very
serious contention between dr Rider. and
Rev. Mr. Hall. II seems that among many
causes of trouble, the latter had used dis
reputable language toward the family of
Mr. Rider, who appears TO be very peace
able citizen and who very properly resen-
ted the insult, and sought some apology,
which being refused, he administered a
few Sights Of hand, when the Rev. gentle
man drew pistol and fired at him. Rider
seized the pistol and escaped the charge,
and after a few more illustrations Of the
cuiiing science, the scene ended Chat
tango trenn.) Advertiser, July IG.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05
TROY AND BOSTON RAILROAD.

This nourishlng thoroughiarc continues
to rejoice in the increasing favor Of the
travelling public. W. :. JouNsoN, Esq,
Of the Western Vermont Railroad sue
cceds Mr.. LovETr, as Superintendent
and so longs as hc remains at the post, we
have pretty good authority for saying that
things will be apt to go" Johnson never
puts his hand to the pillow with the intcn-
ton Of looking back.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

The surveys AZ progressing vpidiy, and
&c hnrnod fasstfd ~ill I'll the expedition
Il ehich pfosef regard 1T socu~cy al
sdaal MesaFs. ), org s 60. are de,cr1n.
tined 70 gso "a, good u,an b1i ouly veil
engraved and pr,u,r,l, bat sceurnic ~ ever,
particular Tbis 10 shai 30 uAnt. snd
vhsi sAotld srcuir ftHt renrruu. And
'eaienrfsiinr raiffAse
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

The Marble Quarrics Of Vermont are
gaining n reputation abroad as well ar at
home. Two blocks Of Vermont marble,
weighing one ton each, have been ordered
from Rome, for the purpose Of making a
bust. This order is from an Italian artist,
Who prefers the West Rutland marble to
that Of his own country. Exchange.
Commenting on the above paragraph.
the Lockpou Daily Courier says:-
Strange events and incidents occur du-
rng life time. We apprchcnd, Though
We have never been thcre,l that many,
very many changcs have occurred m Rut-
land within 20 years. Over those Mar.
bic Quauics," which arc justly gaining q
high reputation, resided the Sutherland
family after whom was named lAc " Falls
IN Otter Greek, and who were descendants
Of Prince Rupert Of England, and the Suih-
erlsnds of Scotland.
Abon, siH miles east of Lewiston IN tnis
county, IN quiet family buying ground
near the Ridge Road, may be seen a plain
marble LAB on which Is inscribed, Pan
n.y. -- jagged 80 years." Sc.
Forty year since, she, whose Remains
have here found qmc, resting place. vas
young, foil Of life and hianly, and daily
sppr,ed over the rough rocks Of Rutland.
h,tlo thinking uAt one Of thcin would ever
become her toab-stonc ia Western New
York. Bot such is the SAGE.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

Ihr Western Massachu-eiis ln-ursfe.
COMPANY n tii- p.srr iuai > 1900 d, ne
iai" disastrous Gre o. Osseea. gb.rb I8r,.
30 'lr' - acres. - uis nsat n.ail-siis,
"'''i a DE loss go uceised her, ne
ii'li.-y vss Forwarded % iiieis poi.ry-L..l4.
sfs FfolnR laymra u.li.-iP i,s6sld
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

The anniversary Of the Embarkation Of
the Pilgrims from Dcln Haven, N lS2o.
was celebrated BY the Pilgrim Society, at
Plymouth, Monday, on a very extended
scale. The affair was entered into with
grca, spirit By The people Of Plymouth
each Of whom seemed 70 uc with the other
10 their ondcavors 10 render the occasion
sorthy Of their ancicn, town, and the ever
memorable event II cnmmcmoraicd.
Among the distinguished individuals
Who took par IN the celebration were GOV.
Clifford, Hon. Edward Everett, Charles "
Wsron, Rev. DR.. osgood, Of New York.
the venerable }. Avery Parker, 81 Nc~
Bedford, Charles W rphsm, or Salem.
Rev. Dr. Adams, u Mes Nork, Hon Chas
Sumner, Hon. John 7. Hale, ,r-po-tnasicr
General Collanet. etc. The Boston Jour
hal dr,@os several columns 10 detail Il
ho good thing. ssid and done on the coca
SION
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

kIcotTnr % rnf Bapf or or 90
Tnf NJ, L0sT Al NiAsLHA Pun
The body n Andres Hermann, wh1se sad
fate a. the fails raeitcd ~ much ATTENTION,
har been recovered. r. sac buni neaf
ne landing ofihe - Mad u ile Nit be-.
loo uhe SusPsnsson Brldgr. The bead
and ba.iy ~ene mach nisngled e shsfp
s'onr, ~ oiher obJeeL having piofred uas
b'dI. 'itAei in ~ fearful datrr o. snsf-
saTds
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

SiscrLAK A,ubENT.-A gih at New.
burr fourteen wear. old, recently broke
her arm trying Ia hl uusquilo. This
extraordinary feat ~as accomplished as
follows The musqu.tl Aforesaid had been
making himsrlf every familiar uu -uqu &C.
quaiGihlce," 80 m8eh -o that her ,lumbrfs
Serc anything bui sacst, sound aud re-
freshinr 4, length, being fully svakon-
ci 20 ihc necessity ~ doing something 70
relieve herself from The annoyance, she
made desperate crasp 90 iAo daH a. her
hiile t1nDenicf, sli bcing ven. ncaI the
edge ~ iAe bed, %, -lJleu l.-,eIAeni dec.
tfaysd her balance, and che Zen uloa iAe
Root breaking hp ann 40 tv0 places
Wheihef The tioodth.r.ty cause IT Nan.
uis. rune suGefod uny dsmssc lu ,hl. co.
oouuier. fetuzins ,eaa,laa,'y uucenaln.-
.Cdcdan1n.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

Peter tssssy ~as arrested on fndzy.
21d lHsi-- ans bfuughi before Justice Wales
hf furnishing l.quas o. Teen Fe rionr,
sad tnsd : 10 and costa. 1am ryiiain+ q
10 JAIL t,r dsys beflr, BE- Sauld dis--ilsy.
iaf.ngtaa Coui.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

En'Fon 2 Wight. fcs sa.l cosll,an-
~ l-r bean appointed Postmaster st Md
a'''u1. I~o ~ urrc "a Ane de,ns.e,,,.
''uia hare l.ted ihe place, bur ill.,, ue,,
aeeofd-rg o. custom noz-a dave. t.s 49,
rraiif u get e.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

fofttsptt's hats 4 DiHis Moo
ss,i, be- e. as ttlr indlcsies, pebIcsiiou
o. u1s young iu.as r. BE- ths bot ~ail u
IA tlh1 ~ AZ acquainted 18th pablish-
e. b. FAO. &. R.sp. 80 : Cosahsn.
b,siaA a $40 r.ef yeaf.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

Christian Meadows who was sentenced
10 he Vermont State Prison f1f being con
nscied uith Bnsiol BIZ 10 oouu,-rfei ing
operations, hns been psfdoned. after hay-
ing srned osi half be- seutrnee.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

or We acknowledge from Hon :.
Poor bound copy Of the Obituary Ad-
dresses on the occasion Of the Death Of
Hon DANIrL WrBsTrA,r and other doc
u-nrnia u lninrnai
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

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c-..Aa ,.s-
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'Ai' o' ins'Ta'i'h 'aHn'' ana as 10 inc
Pdg i'i hl' s'i'io'f' nope our se''''-'''h
VII Dc hSf'ai' shall vote hereafter I'f
h' 90 one h'' not Nhiihg u'a' u''
Agent slial i"f h's pain- ana 'f'o''' WIN
U.s. nave 81 i''si if'Hf NJ nn'"'diiy "'"'
10 d'''N hiiA''y' ana u anything i"''h'r Is
wanted oN ii'n ~ ms suo 'of Hh''nat'-
ca purpose =" 10 "t" J'''hds' rs s"a''
nave il Al nay P'''f ADMIT u'A' l MOO"
bu' li'le OF 'he paruoNI@f menus o' u'S
particular case bu' this 20 hh'" : Ah'"
ua' the Maine Ia" j. nen''-''s' our
cause - highland no" theh can any
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t,l.i, -.
win the request Of Justice, call and
~ sH,,H 81 has books" Til then, remain
a. ever. Your. Truly.
Nrw ScnooL RrroRnrB.'
present indications, there VIII be large
number present, and the proceedings wall
be Of unusual interest.
IN TL,rsJ,,, ,,o,i,, c,ll,,,;,o, -, p,ll
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

The made sfr b. bad state. Jon-
pisiHis aye gencfai.al over the country, II
the u'asl provoking irregularities and fail
ures. y i1Fl the m,iis ~rrc earned thro'
soae u the Western States b. uhst was
ino~u ~ b" Van Bavn's Earcss,- -. C., a
Boy mounted on M ga. WHh al the slov
noss q saeA noana II transportation.
three WAa lAis s4,aHlagc, Il wac sic 10
Fe, 'hfuagh At como iinc. NoN She oAsn-
oos arc decidedly sgsinst such result 4
gfrAi dosi q The mst,er ihsi j. pot inlo the
uAs.s d,.c- hot seen 10 arrive anywhere.
laf insiAnre, sc Hrr Boz rvrsiN Il letter
from valued Subscribe, in No~ Jcrscy, 10
The cfoc, Tat be has received only three
- fuaI Haaif' in a. mAny months. The
psPci hss been regularly tsAileI 10 hi, ad
d'rss. and 80 tp8u ~ rrasou ~hy be has
~ rocasod h. This 10 bot one iu.tnnrc
90 mlgta oBumrfaie Gfy o,hcr tnd 90
,ir~ e sorh rtrrumsisBt 70 are inrlincd TO
hc'ete that reform "a cur posi Oficc ~.
rauFciuriia 10 urFcu,ly called for.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

N.tlpu Es,,rt "a tc,l1rM hep
fsrnf-1 70 thr steam Nal 80 ul' place
feu dave aFo B., sa.oh yoans n.an came
hear isine be Afe 4 ssn0fC. J. Nngai
tsq- u he Celtfr. aged D. year, eagas-
81 .a grinding plili, sld So cauPht b.
q revolving shati, sn4 ssuiq,ed u c,el
partllir save pan ~ 0ae sticking he
So ta1f bruls,i boz IL Be- sapf.sod b.
sill frlo, ef.- .Cairdssaaa.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

IHe "''rn'r.nt caanr.l ~ Neu IIaup.
''''' h''f i'lea nae b. ulr ffeleE. aai
s''.'.ii.''' 'i'ursaay "a. 2lu n Na,sa.ber.
a. DAY n uaHkssi' 'hg md p-sl,e.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

ANoTnEH McEDrK.-At Por Washing
ton, \. Y, last week, respectable Ger
nan ciuzen. named George I.enow, was
found IN his bed with his head nearly chop-
ped on lie was an aged mAn, a widower
viii one son, who y N the Lake Superior
country. and from whom be had received,
r." days since, some money. Fof TIN.
money his life was taken he murderer
obtained II, and has thus far escaped detec.
ton though : 800 b. offered for his arfes,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

Men b. e Iaaasl41 shouia bs 'svaiee iiie
is'lirs- wi-r ti'sg bal 0rsf thsy si.aall
Be talen n
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

y The Gnni Masonic Lodge 81
Michigan has pissed resolutions, ealing
upon The Masonic Lodge throughout tie
country 70 unite 10 rasings fund COR the
pufchase 4 Mount bcnDn, % order 10
save i from anticipated degradation.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

kAnsoaD A,stnTST a uan uamed
Wood SO nun osef By twin 81 cs-s upon
The Nrunon 4 Massachusetts Railroad.
si ko}alstnn Tuesday fsrrh,on, and in-
standby ki.ird, the csrs se,cnng be head
irga his body.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

llors.-Wr bear uniA,orublc reports 81
DE hup-hrlds from al ,rc,ions Of the coun-
uy. They seem g. be- suffering more than
suy other article ~ produce By The dry
sealher, aad in many distances tiicy ind
cate a g,n mi fsilufe, While tsi ies feids
ieoiais' anu,cngc yaid. Tine vi'I ulate-
risl.y affect the market, And pncc, arr al.
roa'y irnaing uP~sfd - Green M1un.ain
liclld
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-05

Tbs Cln.a.eaesu.sta ~ M4ddiesay Cos
iegs tale. place o. tLs - sll lO,h .asi
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Tie fusuios thing 90 ,.e programme,
and tar m.ss cstneseauiy -ftpieie
~hA usrts.' is ~ scy ss4ha,ai tone 49,
suuo8 BY the nempefatir pfrss throughout
ths STATE IN sliudhg o. The chances
q 'hf spIfuarhiug ,irciion. /, serus. 20
b .li..arnsciF gratifying ~ thcsr gcutiy,
tse Far eoi0uag they pui upon the most
uHis~sid circumstance, and tbo upfusFou-
fusunet iu ~aarh they Puhl,ey frl,c.,aie
tiss4ascl,cs upaa shat Aey secretly know
- b. uhru giusio'i mssforunos This Is
the game q hug eAfnsA % tie INCEST point
a rofbcncrt, o. fsf beyond the peff,s ton
q 4ro5' the, !, De- ,ey liable g. cirum-
subs nr ouA .Y.ita8,d effect
Il hss hcon tined before. and every bod,
Al Al oaa,ef.sH, ~iih political nsi,cr. 30
years psa, tnops shat dcFrcc of weight
ADD imporspce o. give a matter II - much
agYarai consequence. The old sollicfs
- The Wing Psrty wom BE- apt h doigs
before these paper bullets # the BRAIN
ard, ~ a general hing, thcu ciiec, will be
observable oAly "a the ugcfous detection
oi ~, rsHk ard slc uhen they arr las
usYsi usceremoniatialy Knocked end
~afs ueAi september. II wii do foS
certain few g. tymPsnise and cry "scck
'~a ull ihe day II contest coines, bot 80
Ncnigrc H. predict that s,ionce Will rule the
camp 81 "speil Afterwards There
VI! pfosAbly be "a opportunity Cot con.
temptation.
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o." The Secretary Of the Association
has revived, and, by grand effort, furnish
cs the following list:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-25

PHHADurHIA, April 23.--Hoported by Fry & Thomas
First Boord-s50o Reading RR Mort SIS, a4S 93 II, 600
Reading RR 6s, 10 S. So 1000 do so; 100 Ichgh Gs
70, $50 260o do, eaah, 9S 1900 Cam & Anb fsR 6's
S3, s9 1000 Tennessee Coupon IS g5 500 City RI 6's
s5, los; 1000 do ST. los; 600 do So ios 900 do 49,
l0s eco do, 80 l0s 20oo Penna SIS ss7S 100 shs Ches
ter Mining Co b5, ga so Union Canal b5wn I7i{. 300
Morris Canal in lots b5 23sf 80 renna RR CGP cash
5o14; ~ do, in lots 90 100 Long Island RI b5 1917
400 CO. ia lots b5 1915; SEQ do, in lots cash 1919, L.
high Nav b5wu 75i4; 40 DO in lots 754 IL do a5s<
DO, 55 10 do, b5 .e 10 DO, 5h o. DO, %; rs schny
Nav, s5wn, 24% Is Reading ki ~ 100 do, IS Nh
Minehill HR 76 200 vcksturg R ia lots 1GX 80 Nor.
rsto IN RR b. S3,s u United States Bank ~ Bceen
Bcwds-lo0 shs Heading RR, b5, i52s 100 Long Island
RR 49, 1917; SO schuyl Nav Pref, 49, 100 do b5wn,
g3s4 Second Booydsi0oo Penn Dist 0s, 90; 1000 susq
Canal Gs e7% 1000 do, 652S 1860 Reading RR Us, 10,
So Nk loco Richmond Dist SIS, o3f 1000 Pitt burg 6s,
eek; loco do Coupons, 1ol III 5000 Wilmington RR os,
ss o shs Lehigh Nav, in lots -, s1S sks5ug XIX IN
a31i; 100 schuyi Nav PAX 10 Harrisburg RR, DO, 53x
Afr Bo.d-5o shs schuyl Nav, 4A 100 sGhuyi Nav
Pref BIZ, "a; 100 vicksburg RR b5 tn IL Lehigh Nav,
b. 70; 81 Minehi RR, s5wn rs; 200 Morris Canal, 1915
80 20. Avn, 80, " ". b., ~. IAsA., stSa.