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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-15
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.

NEW i ohh. Jdu. Id.
The steamer Illinois, which was detained be-
low by the storm, reached her wharf to-day
She brings dates from San Francisco to the 10Th
ult.. being one day later She has OIL board over
two millions of dollars worth of gold dust and the
California mails.
The news of the result of the Presidential
election had been received and caused great
excitement. The democrats fred u salute
for every electoral vote received by General
Pierce.
The news was soon spread by special expresses
TO the miners in all parts of California.
The high price of flour created much specula-
ton, and 10 the mines various meetings we're
called to take action in regard to the monopoly
in it.
At Maraposa flour was selling at $50 per Dbl.
Many of the miners subsisting on beef and
potatoes. Much distress prevailed
The survey of the railroad from Marysvlle to
Benecia had been commenced.
At Shasta city flour reported to be selling
at 81 per h.
At San Francisco. on the 18th, flour was selling
at S35. The market quiet Business generally
was dull.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-15

The COMING CABINET.-lt is SO currently re-
ported that we inclined to give some credit ia
tho rumor, that Mr.. Hunters objection to going
into the Cabinet is the fact that Mr.. Dix is to be
u member.
1t is further stated that the Southern Deme-
Gratis In the Senate propose to vote against Mr.
Dix's confirmation; aud that the Northern Demo-
Gratis propose to return the compliment by giving
the coup de grace to Jefferson Davis
We live in troublous times There will be-
early explosions-so prepare for Them The
Cabinet must be either Union or Dsunion. Our
Judgment is that the Fire-eaters aud Free-soil-
ers will have the predominance and that the
Union men will be nowhere. -Repubhc.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-15

NEWSPAPER BoYs-The Now Hampshire
Patriot, the leading Democratic paper at Concord
says the printing office of that paper has been the
graduating school ola Governor, Senator in Con-
gress, several Representatives in Congress, many
editors, some ministers, and many other young
mon, who have filed at various times numerous
res possible stations ia the community.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-15

couple Of the policemen of New York,
named John Smith and William Kennedy. were
detected on "Wednesday morning robbing the
grocery store Of Mr.. Lemuel w. Hopkins. Mr..
Hopkins and his clerk were on the watch and saw
the parties ester the store Smith as arrested nc
the door and put in charge of the clerk, while
Mr.. Hopkins went to secure Kennedy, who was
inside. Smith attempted to escape, when the
clerk shot him, load of buckshot penetrating hi.
spine and inficting wound which will probably
cause death.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-15

SUGAR CRoP OF LouIsIANA.-The past seaaon
is represented to have been the most productive
for sugar-cane ever known in the State. Accounts,
too, from the whole caue-growing country, other
than Louisiana, are of the most cheering kind
not only as to the quantity, but the quality made,
which is as general thing of unusual excel
1ence,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-15

The New Orleans Pcayune learns from the
officers of the schooner Truman, arrived from
Tampico, that party of Californians, who were
at that port, had taken passage on the schooner,
and were going on board, when they were seized
by the Mexican authorities, and their money!.
($5,000) contiscated for non payment of duties
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-15

letter from Key West, dated Both ultimo, says 1.-THE
aloopofwar Cyane, Capt. g. HoLL1Ss. paid Is short
visit, intending to return TO Havana the 3ist she
reports ths the smallpox is raging fearfny the is
land OF Cuba and that there 1900 OF that
dis in Havana alone"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-15

Tie New York journals publish a despatch from Gin
ciaaati announcing that JonN PETIT has been elected
United States Senator by the Indiana Legislature, to fill
he unexpred term ofMr. WHiTeoMB deceased
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-15
BRaERY FEMALE SEMINARY.

81 10
JAMES w. BsAaE Teacher Eng and Lar. Languages
Math and Nat Sciences.
Mrs. MARTHA BRAME, Instructor Music
Miss ANN SPENCER. Montress and Teacher p 1mary
Department
T5yHS new Institution will opensa Seminary Hill in
Il Charlotte on the I'd Monday oil Feb'y next The
location has been selected and secured al considerable
cost expressly for this object. 1t has the advantages
OF being The church. alhfu, easy OF access oni
the railroadin all directions and being n the midst of
community whsre any namher OF boarders he well
accommodated Oa reasonable terms.
The undertaking is al the risk oil the subse lbrr and
mainly for the public good 1t originates f!om he de-
ford to his children aud The public The adj
vantag OF thorough education on moderate terms
and under good moral and religions influences Ii a
generous public VIII second the enterprise in the
spirit be vii guaran all that the fidelity and skill of
the wei known and hitherto successful instructors can
e1N''Dp'''"' S. D. STUART
Terms for I'uition Of fire nonths.
In Primary par NE mt $40 90
In A cadsnic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS 90
In Musical OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is GO
Ezra charge loc use of instrument. 2 80
Fol- contingent expenses from each pupil $500. l 90
No pupil rec lived charged for less than session
without ecial agreement.
Allbls payable hall in advance sub ject an
additional charge of five dollars,
For further information address
ia 15-c2t Rev S. D. STUART, Keysvil,, Va.
EnABBLs NO 6 AND . sMAA:. "a HIS,
AOO LOAF SUGAR, for sale by
ia 10 JAS WINSTON
OAO BAGS RUCKwHEAF FLOUR, for
SUU sale very low by ,,,nau
YnABOXEs ADAM ANTaNE GANnLEs'
HUI forsale bv JAS. WINSTON.
nLD SIDES AND SEOUL DEHs, OF good
~ quality for sac on good.termss y WyouBLEA co.
jsl5 "o"DA "
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-15

The statement of Mr.. William r. King. which
was read in the Senate oa Wednesday by MIR.
Pearce, and published in our paper of yesterday,
administers elfectua qaietus to the noise and
confusion created By Gen. Cass and others res
pecting the Clayton and Bulwer treaty. If Mr..
King is to be believed (and where is the Demo
crat who will impugn his testimony y Mr. Clay
ton in everything connected with that treaty.
twas actuated by patriotic anxiety to protect
the rights and interests of his country" We are
perfectly content to rest the matter here, and
therefore forbear to cucumber our columns fur
Their with the subject
Previous to Mr.. Pearce's statement, Mr.. Soule
delivered long speech, which from the abstract
published in the Washington papers, does not
appear to possess any special interest. He argues
that Great Britain has rights in Honduras, ex-
cept to cut log wood, and that the establishment
by her ola colony in that region is violation of
tho Monroe doctrine and the treaty of 1850. We
think it extremely probable that the HONORABLE
Senator isrght in the first and second of these po
sitions, but in regard the last, the official docu
nents and the testimony of Mr.. King decide the
point against him. The late act of British coloni-
zation la Honduras may be an unwarra ntable
usurpation; it may be- a violation of the Monroe
doctrine; but it has been clearly shown that it is
no violation of the CLAYTON and Blu liver treaty as
understood by the administration that negotiated,
and the SENATE that ratified it.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-15
On motion,
The House adjourned.

VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAlLRoAD.-Our
readers will remember that reference was
made in our Mondays issue, to the large quaint
ty of flour, ETC., brought in the freight
train of Saturday We have since put ourselves
in possession of some additional information, in
that connection. The ocom olive "Richmond,"
manufactured at the Tredegar Locomotive Works
in Richmond city, by Anderson & Souther, star
ted from Salem, with IA cars containing as we
before stated one thousand and barrels of
-four and sundry other articles.
The gross weight of the empty cars was $780,
600 lbs, and the weight of the flour 245,215 lbs.
making a total of 46l ,2l5 lbs, behind the engine
besides some freight not brought into the calcula-
ton. With this load the train moved easily
along the road, surmounting several grades of so
feet per mile, one of which at the Blue Ridge
summit, was very long one.
This is certainly avery satisfactory experiment
on our new road
On yesterday the train. of the IL cars brought
in about 500 barrels of flour. one hundred turkeys,
a crop of tobacco, and other freight. The gem
tleman to whom tho tobacco belonged, came
down, sold his tobacco received his money, aud
went back home in the same train-being in the
city about one hour.
We understand TINT the company have order
ed fourteen new engines. Six are required be-
tween this city and Salem.-Lynch. Express.
tha LII
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-15

r-y-The Notes of the United STATES Bank
will be redeemed at the Office OF Messrs Mott Il Bevil
next door to the Exchange Bank
Also at my Office on Shockoe Hill.
WIN TJNSTEV
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND.


ARRIVED,
Schr Hanover, Chichester, New York, mdse to d
Currie
SAILED,
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, New York, mise
to S Lee
Schr George Edward May, New York. flour to w D
Colqutt & Co
Schr Squire 4 Bro, Patterson. New York. -four D
Currie
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-15

Accounts from the Sandwich Islands report
that the British ship Enterprise, Capt Callen,
which sailed from England two years ago in
search of Sir John Franklin the great navigator,
had been seen by come OF the whaling vessels
which had arrived at Honolulu.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

"Come along Jane, don't speak TO her
why. is-il not Amy Day ? Have you
quarrellth r "Quarellcd, no, hui rhcre
have bren bad rrpors about her, since
you went away, and - Is not thought
anything Of" Oh no, Nj, : Screw-monih,
yon viii not speak to her, bat ! for.cc
what you will d. when you mcct that
elegant young gentleman approaching
you. Icu will stop and >hirk and
smile, and fulier your pretty pocket
hanAkerchicf and og,e him as obsequi-
ously as if he we're not the defuner uf
the Young girl, whose name even pas
srs not your piou, lips. Inrilr him 70
yeur parry BY al. moans--pres-nt him
70 thr circ1o OF your friends. and give
him chance 10 select another vicim
for biz coqupiii.' aud ruinous blaudi.h-
Inenis. Society upho!l- gentlemen iu
such little ire esHlarii,es. bai a woman
ought to know better, and after wo-
man has fallen, slie might as well try to
hp,d a palace oat Of cogn-cobs, AZ 10
Ihiuk Of rising among her own sex who
stW her fail from purity WIa, pity
10 Is so-tint ny owa lair, seneFoae,
bu' loqlacinus and lhoash,less sex,
,Aouli be mare busy rbau nnothcr IN
spreading the iding, Of a decline from
feminine virtue. l. il no, sos Aias
i, Il not? How did the Buzzard Town
rcport- ge, out
o.. Mis- Iiaty Walchem was uot,
wcli one nigA', and Fol Up for some va
ierlan, aol looked ont o. ihe window
and saw Amy Day and John Gurclfss
si'iir, under DE maple lrasi. a1d she
did va' tAmA much about IL, tA "a
agni 20 fhc seviar evicty, ar4 some
body said iha Jr'n uas quite ioJ iud-
mate rah Aef lar hcr credit, aHl thea
shc .ii i--rutiag 1n a very .hock.nr
n.r 9i popnely .n,l'iel, aal indms'inr
that .he bad ,aiI al. .i.r should Taen
lharla NNaat wiic took n NO. srd in-
ing one of ihc "pru,eost Suffrage wo-
mon. moved a resolution 20 carr, i iuio
,be church M. Coalpii said that
Sam VA. going after tiis coss one
night aad noi finding 'hen. sirnli-l otr trr
% Blackberry llii, anl as far ug %. BE-
rasI sce. John Graeeir,s and Am, Day
uers ra.L.us sam va, nai geiie sore
stau 20 % lrs, tbapsbi \ wnf Jne'a
Tim an5 ihr.d woman gathering ter
urr, but lis meler puprd itm 30
bong 60 lapa vba. c,.or A,r e5uu vas.
500 vln kiud ofa hasu't .h- had oa.
ihsi De- s,s GLAD eno si O. f.l a oah
Bag ,dras. aud 90 assay lg7aarlle.-
- fhc story aen' ff1u naglh % uosih
sa3 car g. esr, hiie-eu .ac Children in
ihr street pursiri fhe shaatiag rr.ni-
n,l v,ta tie hoars .a.e.H gracs. -ihai'.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09
fhNct pocirg.


TItE NJ asEILTH's DREAM.
-uaeisss
Woe sf,ar aarf sisr,
ftt.st fs s.fkif % .art
u',f ss s.as,Ha' isipg.. arf,5 "a ia sfssf Afisu
tiafauirf. tiir. rsss,
"1 rvf5 ratr aaa ars.
fes 's.taC Hl. a.ss as 4u.a ot rim
trl us.fs v .t hsarafs rsis.
ttoifsa tts dfents-d laHr.
The mah m" sal ia fa.H, asHsat.aus i.gl.a
urvs,sel a'c taper d,s.
fHf 5kftn fH.H t.. ffr.
-r,li alrItered h.ect,d hith-l,d ihea he ts,aoiei
cfrsn
ibs sntui, ,i.ias batri
Ius taaias that soara if huf.
Aud b. be- sau ayegrs q, uie Nlcuuss VI DE tiad,
go Ertrl a .alsi h.tu
N,qr ssd than hnfiiueH
Prom siH'iH damad ia hen, efnoyed u hlarke.t
shade.
IL .av thf mufior,t thrfc,
With rge- ui h,idish sIafr.
nrf-h hi tesn de'rs,i he A'rs him ehtn is Iis ,
10 Alis ts .Il in. ais.
fhst Hofyrl hts ann g. s.n.
And .l'aihe Toe oiaas vlh'a tls sspn of oi' r,ie
VISA bay nngef. csn.
That maii'rrf, aye, the samr
AMI nr0's ia hun'uf nAmt, tiiis baicr, rcofchme
fAsas.
~ ~, pa that dssnt u.o blow
ThaiNrlppsd uu .,.ai 90 woe,
And suns Il ii helo, Ga, csuuiau defths ofciino 80
Tho dfr4mtf dr,w ava
~ rla'steiee heid liyt SWAY,
lie honslt upon the day H hrl hr-t llic tempting cup
hs pfad-fei Go die ip,
And badr hl. ttnn ~,
fof sate q OH nioad,hip, uatt be d,anl q up
Asd isiiaial Hra,'p br3uEl.t
AHoahrr ,sdior tholght.
How Ike The vcd il, eausni within The SPIDER,
snafc
Hc drew ni. auful chain
ATugad nia -,4i sgaiu,
Ann saw hIu, tin,e "a vain lis own pgh, mind to
wear
'rdi human happiness
he sought, but ~aight smisl,
nccpi wrro ~ tint, tlc s1tl destroying curse;
flHi ctvaiiots atd din,
E.rh ciliayslg. D. uiu--
TIL poveiy iook "a u aud eunc tie sad reverse
AHutboS moup came,
Tuat pprgtd tis -v,a Nith shame
lie even einod h,s uaino, ,--iruou'.eed himself IA
Wu't--
" wac of an orphan, tear,
1fiat ltn uion tuc bier
of Que po,i sndy eesF--,s made the tear To low!
ilc -nii dreamed op hi, dioam
Was hlsrk tH TIE cttfcno--
His ~ wa' all The ti,eneunr wonder il was hlack,
since human slaughter cast
IT, stain upon the past
And human woe ainass'a along hi- hlishteA track.
wtnild nai wear tho stain
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09


"aN 'h'' H '""'e 'frr' am harif G."
F'1 'h" ''''re VINO have "Hh ihe'f i.'o-
'''' 'ei''ri ~ 'N's N.air' ""h ihe i1-
i''''"h "i 'I' ni'hH hrfr lie fc"m'nd'r
"i ih'ir h'ss. are possessed 81 asp'ri oi
tn''iiif'' un'q"l.'d perhaps bi iae
'nh''''7'' o' any ''h.' STATE go 'uc
'h.'n. Aiil' aic erected Nih H-ipn-
NH.H- i'l'''.' ahA even '''i'-f>' lAr
''I.''' f''fd' gro" oP in "N.'h'
h"' WI" ah nor superior "o'Hn'a'
pee. "i'nie per V'''''o u'''N's "c'0h
"''''"'a Ia- D,'A "'.i."A i' 'hc
'a''n'e A'1 i..aa "a'''"-
!, IS " mistaken '''' '"'' every hard
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W. " ''''I''!'
ere !" give " ''uIi'"' "e'e' 'pl'on
o' 'l'' way we i've ana now lh Nal'-
l'''''''' am ''a'''lI 'ii' 'e" Nol'' PEE
h'N' 'n'' N"'no'H'S Is me p'lHi'IM
ou''h''' ," '"' ''o,' ana IL T. lia.'''.
ca la'''lN' oven IN 'hr >ina'icst Nii'lS's
ana mih'hS Atiiicm'n''' Millions Of
dol'''r' cnaise hhnds aa'ly over a pars
o' cards or ace oox' Sun'ay is the
Hau''er 5 harvest lh'rr Is more iru'h
man poetry IA !hi' verse oI california
sohS'
,., e ",.'fL N-fs' n'ti wan 'p' sh'''l '"e P''4'
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09
Sam MA oa touring

Another utsc ao frru Mr. Slfls
last Anoi. aCprft,p. "a e,i I .,e-. b.
lik. cstrl., "a ,aarr b.f., ,o.,b, p...
tnr Yos rgffl. o,t.ieh nam. blp
fhe batter. and ...8 .tea,L-f AZ. r1,,er
and 10 ranc. up .atil. apd l,,l, pt6r.l
nnl pu,. .i4 ps.e fs a.. cmin. and eel.
n iaar. stand. ,.T ANA mnpsb.ss a ltil,.
laaL. around .o sec II lli, e,,.t l.. ,l.,r.
aud advance. raa,,o,. sr,,o. rand, .r
,c,irvo,arr ra.ah. W. ,.a IN.
saul.rraIl thr limo. se..,. ,.il c,,t-
". p,t, ibai'. a rr.t,, J,lli and il I'D.
e. kuoi.aliAe h apl comes closer ppd
va, ,ionl ,a, i'm. ~ ,,.l.'. ..,i. ~,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

Aoiy Day" Don't speak n te---oh.
NJ. bui hr r,adr whtnc,er ttt name IS
Ech.ly mentioned fo .peak acaHs, her
Say as hasc 6. arl as yua have hrari.
q. pcraps We both have said, "Shc
ought 20 hay, lauou bcucr" plir-
opinion uphold, o man ia -a,h ihials --
Hear io uoIa'haiion VI har -n bH, i.lc
him .l iho huge mo1e conventional
protection. and lu, him Ao,k m sour
Smiles and cit complaisauly ia your
par.ofs. while the world tmrplcs over
your ovo fuil sister. auj you warn tbc
few sho would approach hrr, with lbe
sopuichral words, 'lon't peak TO her"
SUSAN MULJtN.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

PoilrictANs AMD BrAss.---The cd.
ilor of the Nepart D1Hy Atr,rtifer, in
tie following extract from an article on
lbe boauiics Of ihe country, proves that
be- knoWs bc0Hs ns well as poliiicinna,--
Bot those Linn bcnps, they are
study ihcy 81 me thinking See how
they Wind aud wind ard wind round
the poles, creeping mp higher every time.
liil they have reached ihs top. Then
lhcy fairly laugh with blossoms and be-
gin to hll ihrir pockets, for .honness
called pods. Mind you, they slway,
turn one way, only one Nag, aud that
say for0yds Dic n,a hey love 10 look
ipto be face. l. not that cunning '---
Aul now. does y pot make you think Of
something sou have seen, of hesnl Of
II docs u.s. We baso looked az the
climbing thing. by the hour iogrther.
anil never could for the lie Of Us, help
heire minded Of ronIictAss.
They vnegle up BY ihe help of some
man Or party up up and when hey
have once got hirly hold, II !, nlfnosi
impo.sihle % -hako them on, stop their
growth, OF pfefrnt the hIlng of their
Plescis II ihey cling around dead
bois Be IL lir'e matter bui their tm-
brace of q LIVING on. - pretty snra 10
be- fatal. Hence, 10 ino,s Leaas, u 90
rice tf twisting and turning on osher
pfprs sho4'dcfs, ofen Al tbcu ex.
prnsr. q "a s'tumioa where ihoy can A.
ford % dapsr iI.g means ef their pro-
mof.,r and erdaiirely eonsul, lheir
on adtsrfagr."
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

Pride and The sep.ons m1si have a
fsll Sauci1rsi and hot weather cau't
alway continue The ir,um of uis-
iormey !, flowing in from The Watering
-'arrs AND Mama nod her danaliers
ma-i lay ibeir hcai. 'oer'herio coririsc
-pn,o means Of meeting he bin. Of the
mdliuer and dry good, man the plnit.
81 Of tuscan and maupulal1r Of satin
and ombrolrred slss Auoihrr ioai
must Doe cztmcicd from tLe daily allow
anre Of kitchen pfoycndcr and plain
sewers must have th,r work criticised
ami ihir bil, reduced Every mran-
nn.s rr.f Zoe rr,or'od 10 in order 90
cover ihe 6nn1rial delcicnciri inourred
10 drinking lnda-waier, flirting with
whisl red i8,ian. nnd retailing an-
ily pasip aud social scandal % Aeu-
poT or Saratoga
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

SoIruA TowNsutp, Eldorado
Go. Cal, July Is, 1858.
DEAR SIR:
] have the pleasure OF
announcing the reception OF "A very in
teresling copy Of the RatiHid COuiy
Hcrdid, accompanied with the printer =
respects ! would most gratefully nc
knowledge the compliment, and consid-
ering 1t avery polite invitation TO write
you Il letter, | will embrace this early
opportunity TO give you an inkling Of
what is going on in California.
viii however state that | am a
Nermontcr, and that the assurance
which ! received with your paper, that
] have friends in my native state, who
remember me in their deeds OF gcner-
usity, and WHO take pleasure ia the Pc
rusal Of my sketches, is q source of
great satisfaction. Aud in due course
Of lime, should my iondest hopes be re-
allied should have The proud pleas
ure OF seeing my letter, read with ap-
probation by the literary portion of
commnniiy-should I ever arrive a,
the miaa'est point Of distinction as a
literary character, trust thai ! shall
be free to acknowledge that il is 10 the
glorious system Of mind-iraining IN
which Vermont takes the lead Of her
sister States, thai ! owe ny honors.
shall gave you hri,i, bu iruihlul
account OF California. 50 lar as ani ac-
quaiuied. and il ! fail TO present as
glowing picture Of Tbs cxilcl da1eh-
ter VI Uncle Sam, as are those that
have previously mot the eyc Of your
readers. IL j. because IniHe will be- a
irutLInl d'lin-Slion, while o,hrrs have
been TOO much tincturcd with romance
There q ,ufEden, mage IN ,hc word
C'od to di-pyi ihe lyurs Of the most
limiJ 10 blind the eyes OF the Eir-see-
ing--lo render toll make
hardships luKarics. and TO remove from
lhe path OF iis yoiane, every hnped.-
msni.
There !. much, very much, 70 admire
in California. boih as regards lhe Stale
il,-.C and is peculiar iuhab.lan'. !
believe California Co o. very healthy
state, ar a' ar as Say ol-sr'aiioa goes
hfnrIg al sickness and r,,sy death has
been ihc resell Of .ueh in1pinirncr and
capo.nre "a. would ngi iaA 10 produce
,ickrres and death n auy portion 81 che
globe Me base, sir,oily speaking. bot
$40 -ea-5s,s, ODE we, ard dry. The
wet season commences ai.out the middle
of Nltcmh-r aal IL run'iaurs % rain
every few days un'il aboui iic fret Of
Nay. from WLich time urfl ihr MID
ale 81 NotembrT ue Do u1i often sec
even a cioud Our SUMMER weather
dlrag the day 'imc sa ira degree.
warmer ,han ID s ia Nrw Lasanl
boa our rFhi, sre dri.riou,ly csA aud
pheasant The whole oouniy from
March aull Jalg, Is d perlet pari.te
oi e0nrrs -Aoaen af hte mos, raueFa-
ga caiar a1i es4uisite besu'y ---i.st %
h rmartaAe hr ihm 'hry ore all
euuny lrs..l n fagrslor- IA.s
are o. ihe. Forests Ia iie STATE. indeed
me trees are So seaicsed thor the
ola1iry hs' fae arl-aruncr n having
trea cleared, VIII lls eEcefu-uoi loa
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

Mon vino have been we'll educated.
10 matter 10 What profession lhcy
belaHg vii alNHys display d luopi ledge
beyond lLat which Is ,he,r capital ~
tndo. 4 particular pgruit +. grated
90 general e1ncanon, by which tie
ipOHdalion is lad of aHf puuuL ltis.
indeed, 10 man prejudice 10 say ihsi
Ca ierior De- isa Ioefar. AMI naihing
more or 'hatihe laaJcr IS learned puly
Iu law. or ihe divine in ihe0loyy Such
f7es- nre rare. Zoo. ifnof a!'oeihcr im-
posaihlr And, anr' irgm ,As a,iual 10.
iJrmH.Du Nhlrh e4Hfai.on h..,ous.
ihrrt b, shat is even more valuable sfifi,
iDc cultivated inlsi.a.i ihr LaDit ol psr.
rspilnsi, ol cnurafias and annals siu~
ah'u is r~eu of classifying md .5uUius
,a order, iienre % f,.l4ft. at ne ufta
49,, fhat men OF ciarai,ou ra1 ffs~i.l,
aa0,mpo'iatr ther,-Irr. 90 o. rhan,r "
nrclnaarea. q ;, noi ias rre obey
afe a' mai ai home ia fl.ir nea call.
lus as .n '.sir oh.