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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-25

=, Vy9 TIE Boats of this Line. r-m -
49, will letTe Providence. -
~ 3 from Fox Point, on MON ss75<ssss-
- DAYS, WE'D NEsDAYs Il FRIDAYS
and New York on tuesdays, THURSDAYS,
SATURDAYS, until further notice
Freight taken for New York at reasonable rates
This Line connects, by arrangement with the Daily
Inland Line Of Propellers between New York and
Philadelphia, and the Semi-weeky Inland Line TO Balu
more, al all times. When this Inland route is open,
Goods will be taken at Providence for Philadelphia at
cents per foot and for Baltimore at cents per foot
Ue1al time between Providence aud Philadelphia 40
hours; and between New York and Baltimore, 40
hours
Philadelphia and Baltimore Freight win be forward
ed from New York by any other lines, if 30 directed
at rates
For further information apply to w. II. JOIRDANi
Office of Providence and Worcester Railroad Co.
Isaac Odell, Pier No. IL N. r. or W. P. Williams, "a
Broadway New York, or to
b. BUFFUM, Agent, foot of South Main ST.,
Sept. 81. 1852. dawtf Providence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-25
RAILROADS.
Proyidae and Worcester Railroad


- $50.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-25
II. X. f. HIBBARD's
WILD CHERRY BITTERs,

Those hiiiers to The skies,
You need but taste TO feel
Their saving eHergiesn
TIsHE most palaiable and pleasant Of all tho Bitter
Il TONES calming irritation, and alaying nervona
excitabllty Let any person afflicted with Loss Of APP
petite, Fainness, Pain in the Breast OF Palpaaiion Of
the Heart try these Ber, and they will be sensiby
relieved In five minutes. IL to tonch the part
affected,'' and nyigorhtes the system Immediately
The most reliable Certificates Of found nj the cir
cuar at N o. fremont Pemple, Boston
s. ID. FULLER co, General Agents.
Price SOC aud 81 per bottle. Dealers supplied on
REASONABLE terms. A bottle open the counter for
trial. Caldwell AZ Hill, Agents at Worcester.
my14 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-25

On and lev Monday, Nay 9fh, 1858, through PAS
SENGERRAINS will leave Is follows;
Leave Prudence al 7.20 and Il 80 a. Mi and 400 P. N
Leave W ester al 6 80, and II a. m. and 4lO p N.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-25
NEWPORT Via PROVIDENCE.

-.
AeZsA-
A N and after June 20h 1858, the Steamer PERRY
~ Lapt. oolsey, will between Providence and
Newport, connecting twice each way, each day, with
trains of Providence Worcester Railroad as follows:
Leave Newport at A. NJ. add p NJ.
Leave Providence at A NJ. and p NJ
Or, arrival of trains from Worcester and Boston.
Passengers may procure through tickets at Railroad
stations Of New York and New Haven Railroad, New
York of Western Railroad, Albany or Providence
and Worcester Railroad, Providence.
FAR e.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09
NEW YORK oonRrspoNpENcE.

w" A''"' - ~ - 'N''''
ON FRENDs Il len Albany yesterday
ST ten o'clock for this e,ty. ! took the
cars On the Hudson River Road, believing
that to be the pleasantest and most expc-
dcio0s route.
tiink there is no sceney in America
tbs, cen be comparcd w,,h that Of the
Hudson River; bot when "rid'og DER the
nil." you know II Is impossible for one To
catch bat a glimpse Of the thcusand siok-
ing Objects which he passes. This Is
2lO age-snd three score oni ten are
worth 40 much to a msu now, as seven
rrorc vonid have been a hundred yess
ago. Nothing Of importance occurred VA
a We arrived at Cold Spnug, whore We
were delayed two hours IN consequence Of
the non-arnml Of an up tram, due at about
$50 o'clock
Wlnie Al Cold Spnng had The honor Of
an ialrduci'on 10 the Rev Eieazer WI
ilsms, Dauph'n o. Funec. Mr. Williams
is a middle aged man, shout 1--WE fcut ~
ioche- h'gh--aiher poTly we'gaiag, |
should -sv, about tNu hunled pounds he
has black and piercing cye--a copper
complex .on. sni dresses quite stability
IL iact be looks like 90 lodian-acts Ike
sH iu1i4n-tsiks Idle 81 lndisn--7nd an
incliu-d ,u think ibec 's more Indian in
h.,o,n- ihan ha BE- willing a. acknowledge,
lie appcza hoscgcr Use veg candid
man, and haze no aoub, bat that weTe Il
60, f.f Nj lIansou, b. @ouid Be -1'iag 10
b. ln1wn a. Mr Williams, and nothing
. more.
I Wnic cawcrring with iac Dsuplaa
+ lsi course. t1ak oui Hy box ~ careqhsl-
end Doe taot out ofhs t.at poetc' a veg
tlarA p?s. ~iiA s'ea about larea inches
iong aua Allied q irua ~ boa. a. lhon
pa..l oui o Boa o. matches aai "a The
vind asl bll~iHg quite hand u vas im.
pos,itie iar hH o. light ni accordingly I
toaE O. msich tbe D1rP1.s euri his pipe
ia,a b. a.aata. nJ bella ile bla1a 20 tae
we11 Whan A tobacco bed .gniod So
wllals erpessed a.s szi.sfacuou si,t e
so aglaGeam gruut thrust The re-
niaina u ihe ia-ich .lsq 10y packed so4s
sfa .uions 20 pfsafro in H.eu7y 81
Mr. Whhsns.
~ n.e ssy. ds- boz x ..siaceo ffsm
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

4 woman named Mrs Finn was found
dead at her residence, IN Burlington st.,
West Troy, (about rwo blocks below the
Catholic church, at an early hour on Sat
urday nlo'mng. As she was seen in the
street the evening previous by the neigh
bors, suspicion pointed strongly to her
husband, Morgan Finn, as being the cause
Of her Gcath. Coroner Witbeck was sent
for, who q cid AN inquest on the body. The
Jury returned verdict that Mrs Finn
came 10 her death by congestion of the
BRAN, caused by blow from some weapon,
supposed TO have been inflicted by her
husband.
Finn is an Irishmnn, and was the second
husband of Mrs +. We arc informed that
she was very incorporate, rs was also her
husband. The latter had purchased quar-,
Of liquor the evening previous, aud he was
heard 10 make the remark that his wife
was very drunk. She has been almost
daily intoxicated for the past three months,
Finn was arrested on the Coroncr's war
rant for further examination. - Troy
Budget.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09
RAILROAD ARRANGEMENT FoR
STATE EiIU.

Passenger trains an the Vermont Cen
tai Raiinoad during the Pair al Montpc-
her uili run 40 follows;
Leave Windsor ior Montpelier at 6l5
AMI i0l5 a. NJ. 1855 aud 500 =. NJ
Leave WhBe River Junction tor Mont
prlicr a, :, :, 9, and 1855 4. NJ; and
6Aj =. NJ
Lave Notb6rld FOR Monipclior at ga,
pl1, 1890. and lI.OS 4. NJ; 100, 100,
and 40 r. "
Arayc ~ Manipclirr 1t 900, 1000
loi5 li.il, \. NJ; I.55, lbs, and 400
Pm
I,eayc Ronae'- Poin, for Montpelier at
dsfo, IA, and his 4. ~ 7.25 =. NJ.
l.-ayr 81 Adams Tor Mouipelief At Gt}1,
7l3l. sna 80 \. NJ; l2.o3, pnd 1.2I p. NJ.
Leave ihdinr,an for Momp li-r At 700.
IN r o.. and go A. NJ; l2l5. rs,
sni s.i0P.M.
I.a.r E...x a. 725, 7.S5. s.30. aad
1000 s. " l250, rs and ol5 7. VI.
Arrive o., Noa,peher stHIS, 945, 1910,
and lll5 Nj i.55, ala, and 1890 2.
~
lea,c Aampal ier for Winlsir and -.
Iahn-tar,. ~ l0t5 A. N. sad ais =. NJ.
fer White Rover Juurtan, 40 and iO.ij
4. NJ, end ! 10 aud ans PM. Far NoHh-
Geld % 40 ms Iu45 4. NJ and %. AS
and 6tNP " For Knuas p0IH a 500,
ll.lssni 4I0P. N. Foo darlington GOD
4 a. A a.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

ANIGIcAN BIBLE SociETr.-At the last
month, meeting Of the board OF managers
Of the American Bible Society, nine new
AuN'iarles we're recognised two ia Ten
nessec, tour ~ Missouri; and in Connect
cut Texas aud Wisconsin, one each. The
resignation Of Rev. Samuel l.. futile, who
hos been for several years Agent and As
sistanl m The Scsretay's Office, was pre-
scented, a letter from Gov. Brigham
Young, Of Utah, acknowledged the receipt
ofa donation of Bibles from this Society,
and requesting more, An Interesting let
ter wrs also rad from Consbnunople IN
regard 10 The Bible work 10 that city, and
asking On Appropriation for publishing the
Aunono-T udeish Scriptures.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

Nh FutroH II nofite hc9utNl vane
on ,he Engine llousc of the Ruilanl aud
Darlington Rai'tuad Go. Il is thr repre-
scaiailon 1T l.aypnouve, made irum sheet
cog,e,, aud elldcd. Beneath the saue age
four aaas, soppo1cd by two tinaly oroa-
m,ajci circles Upon the ends Of each
arm orc letters, designating The poiws Of
complss Tho whole rests npon The new
electrical conductor, producing pleasing
ani uaique effect.
Tho design and execution were both
done o., ,he shop ct Mr. Richardson. Rm.
laud bas Just cause 10 be proud Of her many
mechanics, any ono OF whom is competent
20 combiuo the iinc and iauciiul with work
Of utility. w.
Ruthnd, Sept. :, 1852
Aa,onoite Hickman, a lullc girl eleven
ycan Of age, died in Troy on Monday last
. from Injuries received by the explosion Of
a csmphcnc lamp.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

CTTbe folev3ng aViele - irom hr
" y F'4os-n', Jsu-rai fe msoy yes
iss l-sa.rr irk Caihatt lsurasi in uu
c,aav o. dlseiarm.5,s ara 81 a e'nc
what ruuons AMI nsaline rhtaoif, api
cnt.fss @. iAvss q n. Fie-co of tar m'lrs-
a " 81 Ni,rh hc rccscd tho anu1rrc ,-
nirr 81 His npultattin. We @aaN Do
suioas g. 80 o. farther Developments
promised fen i1- Same source. Ihoy
vii throw much hgh' upon jhc policy oi
thr administration.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

o. faferrffs o. alftei sriislnr c.la-aus
81 be- sven ias. ihs psletnia5 Fsa.ly
lissu1 % tsai ~ tlrus vah sqiae nI-
s.s os Nsslls eeu.ng iest TAs-f Pls-
fsusacos s'e afiAt fsi ,is-s ohzsfs sui
slasslos H. uiass sac husr heard thra
oast ss has i~ios hosa siss osse ~sth o.. f
90 srad nas ssf ~ sgsia = sui 10 thoss
~ao have aes ho,lt iAoe.. sns shs car ~
preste gaa' a.u-il shs A.,st y tsas.,
,al spFrasnsss. dns ,i,esa saa.a laass
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

Ang01a, saturday Sept g.
About o'cinck th,s uaming. "a desuuc.
uge i,fa broke 1ut boz fho spooi faetafy Of
liaHt"n q Lflani, and spread speedily.
communicating a. thc 'arge mlchine sigp
usci Dr. ihr railroad company. and 90 h
ho1f .1Ii., saw mills, gr4sr-uiils, and two
dulrF h9uaas. Tn iass D. estimated a.
ss5AJ-pnriy insured. Many people are
thrown cor ~ employment
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

Those who have letters or documents
wh'ch would throw any heh, on the life
and character Of D.. Edwards, are respect
lively requested 10 send them WIlhout delay,
by mail or otherwise, 10 Nh JrsTis In
wAtos, %, Andovar, Mas. or 90 Rev.
Sum Bnss of the Amencsn Tmci Socio-
y, p Cornhili, Boston; of 10 Rev. Dr.
il.tlocE II ihe American Tmct Societv.
80 Nuz,au-si., Nev York. Letters WHICH
any Missy slsh 70 retain, vail 10 due time be
carefully r.tgrncd.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

An in,oll;gcnt Gcr,n,n traveller. fGcr-
s'c'No'J "np "'S S'u"'e" '"c '"p'"'9'
thoroughly, thus speaks of the Emperor -
He has all Linds-and ,l,e best of them
of oeoor,phlrs and historical works
Translated into his l,nguooe and inter
pretors from nearly every conntry and he
Is wide awake. by Tins time. as TO what
others are about. and what he is TO expect.
IL IS not likely that he should be ignorant
Of power of his nn,aooni.t still. do
int tlnnk that he will be persuaded TO any.
thing, mud then the question arises If 9th
or milton. take what they cannot get with
free will, will II not be necessary to frame
a new order of laws, stating the certain
sum or omoun; OF property where stealing
ends and iusiifJble possession commences.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

RrrLASp RAiLHuAp.---Thc Rutland
Ratlrosd Co., arc about Issuing ~l,2O0,00O
~ Mort. per cent. bonds. AZ the last
annual meeting vi the stockholders, IT WIS
voted TO make this Issue pay of the floating
debt and The q per cent. bonds OF the COM
pauy due ia lcJ5 and 1855 The Ist
mortgage j. fore 100000, and II is under
stood that tbs ID mortgage will cover all
other liahhit of the Company, making
The whole debt S3.000,O0O. The price fix
ed by the Il occ,ors for tbs new issue Is %
per cent. ut which rate about 100000
L.. ~. d IN
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

A co respondent of the Utica Ga-eHe
at New Orleans, writing of the assaults
of the yellow fever, remarks: ''fhe strong
sinewcd man sleeps at night revealing IN
beautiful dreams, but as he awakcs in the
morning, all the fires Of volcano seem
concentrated In his buring brain. His face
grows haggard with its intense suffering.
His ewes reyove IN their orbits with gar-
ing yi,acity. yellow strcaks oversproad
his features in moment as If dashed there
by coarse brush dipped in gall. Sharp
pangs iremhlc in his marrow. His blood
ihrobs Ike lightning, as hot and quick in
every bursting vein, and then a wmrlwind
of the widest delriums wraps his soul IN
dreams Of fire. Oh uis is the leiioie Ee-
rer ~
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

Ir...rt hnsf ker.asf. fraH.faaN III auHsfI'na
ur t..s s..eft . quarter io str tle Eisal'-"
Tvsss
l.suar o. tie camus paW ~ sNne
inae lia ba1cde
~" e.f f'e i-'i.s 'ffn 20 ''A' &c
t -.
ri .,..t,.I +. ~ a.. TJ..f
...... ~, ,.- 81
ave sasit 90 he.~ ssi5 thry.
~Aas. ,au 500 ougif. loa fclrm be-
i.Hs So -bo eHr caa.eh 'sIoci toa d. q
les tna7'A 'sla a'n-
y" t-.,..
",s -, -. "a ,.,.,, f.iis,.
dice. ihe n,hsE f5.-tu Boz iu pockct
reckon
" o,ia D' pad. 'aig : ''"A'
s''i'" ''''''" ~ ."
........ ..,.i ,l..,
Aa.v ,,,gleg A. ,br.,, few minutes IN
.lcnrc. Jed uvain busis--
LOOK here, 'sppsc one un you g 'lers ga
inio a srnF', end "'s about To De p'' 30
l"h i"@ l"" ''''"ag' ''' ,.,.~
- '' ,.''i' -, 49,,
49, t.5.tt.t h,,,,,, .,b,ustel b,
rro.s examination. wen, olr vhs,ing. CAV.
ing fresh iut af examiners room TO put
DE TWINS through q course 81 similar
sprouts
We clip uhc above ifen an exchange as
appropriate ai iiis uue, inasmuch a. .lhc
Twins are advertised TO 'Nh'bN in's Y -
4 day. ahernoon and evening 81 farb1n
T Hal. The biiis INFORM Us ihat th's 'i'e
{ last nme these "o'id-reno~hod persona g's
vii ever VISIT ihis vicinity ana our CIV
1'"' ca" N1'".{ a." ~ ~ IN - -
81 M, ,ns,-o a Cal, bor.c
o,r, .,,. A. -
M .. vv..h,..,.a g., = n.o,r,rss,,,
r,wu, Thc s,oo, and b-ick woI fine
frs, siocy, designed for stores. is already
complete, end the second story in good
state Of iorwardness. II the same industry
and enterpiAe marx Ulc nn'shhS OF Tue
building that have Characterized II mus lar,
We may a"u0'P''' "s car! ',''l ~, '''
W." ~ ~,
r-,. -. -,
~, p.u.n1 p,,Ls,o.o h,, hoo,
,,srh,sodhv Ma u Fo.r,n Of Yves.
ian. who comes 10 us " ith the reputation
Of thorough. onterprising, go-ohead busi-
ness man. 1t is the intention TO Keep "a
b7st rate assortment OF Books and station
cry such a. TIE wants o, 'he community
ana Wr spi0t o. Tue age demand a'n ,'''. =,
- u. 'o'V' '.'' - ~" y. rLa
~, -. - ...n ha ~ co,nn,.,o in
-,
T t.. lo,n
I W ;" '' ~ ~,
D
; ''''' ~ 80 ' @ :,
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P''",
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h r,.,.'....'.. ,,'', .ta,,'.,.,o,,n,o -,
G
a-:.,.,..
Z &c ,
,.,tn t,a,a,a
-, :,
! 80, c.,i.;.c
W ~ -
, -, H.. ''' - -,
M .r.-...--.. -, -
IS T.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

The Yellow Fever is now prevailing Mt
Noichez as an epidemic. On Saturday
there were niermcnts, Sunday 5, Mon
day 3, aud yesterday 3, equal in proportion
Ia the present population, to 100 day in
New Orleans. The disease seems to
prove fatal almost entirely among foreign
crs and others unacclimatcd. Everybody
has lcn town that could do so, and but very
few are left. Business was at dead
stand; but two dry goods stores were open
ON Main street yesterday most of the
merchants have sought temporary locations
in the country aud neighboring villages
So great panic never occurred before
from any similar cause among the people.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09
MOTHER
Chicago, Angus, 2lth 1853.

Tnr ErprNic.-The following, says
the y. y. Times, was received IN this city
yesterday. It's one Of scores Of just such
melancholy notes that burden the mails
from that plaguc-stnckon city -
Nrw ORLUANs, Aug. Is, 1853.
Ny DrAR BHoTHER Your letter has
iusi reached ne. am unable to reply 10
II in extcnso. This morning my dear wife,
the partner Of my bosom for twenty years,
was conveyed To her grave! | connot ac-
company her remains. Why have three
daughters, eighteen, fourteen and six years
old, IN ayiictiO norris. Nou will probably
never hear from me again.
Aficusnate'y yours, GREEN.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

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.t,.
a.. IA Srs,,s,s a Tos.,,,r
29 H..adast.
TO- blre aauogoa men, &C q new work
Bttis s.a.t an,h.s... Be- salhe.en, 10 -.
,ur au .rer dom I'd frr. hH, vhaa W. f.
tea eI Ha, u,s es, !. ur,irn pith q
ua.s ~ ,b,.s .ot'.mc powers Of do,nea- 1
i.nlu ii,r u.e e ab.eh Mrs. iowirr has I
nr,pr brou esreil.d, and ,hc yar,d intel .
lerusl cslsreuoc 20 ~l.eh continued
sp,Ises,.on 60 ltrriry pursuit, hss subirc.
led arf. VI csnpa be- ronsiae-cd as *.
trsts,-p, in viewing ~. encouragement, as
Ana i.,l.-d pros,.e Of so,n. ,b,ug ssp.rio,
Co. .s.,,aa. rears. "a prfu.al al The Ar.
r.t.KtG.~ b,. ron,irrsd a. that ,b,. view
a,t,. a.,,er,s th. esrree, land tbore-
'oo 'c'y cr'Tia'ly cDmnond It TO cur
resder, al t.r pu5'c Of barge
Farsa.a 90 thc Ru,Iaul Bookstore, by
A.G. E.,r,s.
s'"'!7 '''' fHis 81 sum" Rooh 40
take vhru No goi the hNI, trsHocSsH.
b.s ra,in, bn.iros, 10 read .uebs MIR.
t.a
-"
% considered mp to snnn who don't read
w. The September number iin.t a.s,iyeJl
IA - ii ,.,e-..
! p''H'fH " NH" h' ''>o"i"E 4" iho bcfd
oaibn f'"s' BY h \. Pepper, EsQ. thrown
IN by 'ie way 81 lgics ,rt-a Tbs 'pome
is ~o hy ibe gcnips Of rs distinguished
sfaerr IN .l,or. the X i,elehocte il
'e uy A. t. in4'i"' 81 'h' BOOB
~ 20 which. for ieflhcr psfl 'onlars, our
ioends acc eompass.ona'rly reioncd,
White VA New Voyk same f,c "a, "a,
months aiDcr, W iook oscnsiap "a call on
o,, ctenis Mr. Gh,rxk P,,v..
woKfH, Of the New Nofk DaicLmus.--
.rt... ,... ........, ~. -. 81 81, 49, 49,.
''g -! s''' ~
49, A,3.... al, ...,. ,,.,,i.,,.,
s
ccaii- ~ cnuns' We parted NJ best u'
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

Tho Wstru0~a 'Jeisfson Co A. I.,l
Js"saa says u.s drought snd grs-shoppers
hove Aiu.osi entirely destfoyed tbe cfops iu
The cenusl and northern pans u that
c1uia5 and ih4i ths tsuDcfs are selling ~
Lscif .toct A rlosi rulnoa- prieas
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

Il Will be 'ecol,rctod that the last annu-
81 report shaWod the mel earnings Of the
year, 10 be SRA. Gsl.l2, a gam Of 90 por
per cent. on the previous year. This Is
SIMPLE 10 paw the in,erc-, on bonds, and
dividends on prcfercd stock. The receipts
thus far, show handsome Increase over
tio last yeaf.-- Traveller.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09
Tcme matters.


NEHHoNr tfNrrat nAitunan-
Ti.f nfnat' -rpri Il rae pro.ior r
ns Nr Neuul Kstfaf Cenpsp
81. sset-ea ia I-l.i. ao. nass anssiis.
fatsats a.eH-er g BE-. ia NJ cyss "a
itrrg hlslf ~ ts- rart l,a3 les q 10 rc-
gis- VIA -raffnf tr'si sfaara.s' sa.ang
uhah as.f hr rfamroie3 tas fflapinf
40 reres1 csran3aars n ssoos" -
.alls-rs
A sfs.s ln fse n,i ocaa.r n DE ioat.
iear iir ias yotf saassHta r o. -ol.nt"
30 eaF
o.. 4~tredusv charges. fa The
r--. r.asbr6 et- 600
T aeny h-i IS Mt oanrY s-so.-
o08 % g. AaaR siO00oo By da5t.lng
20 st.st b.. saslifsu
Ttrf b,,s pad far aHcg 90 loans.
-lBuo0. al5 discvm 0n ssnds, s5S-,-
ulN.
A sesr, state a sal'n indeed is uiis
S., ranut BE ihg inH g'fmmrn ~ q
aa- fsftb. p.1- s',-ths.ir. t. ~g that
hs asd teen hasrls docnted, h nai cpugh
A bss bcen iaia folly seindlrd.
&C. sab-ruhed. ormnsly Si0o per
Share for he stock and mid t ~ WIS
.lau aNr-sards cassed o. "stnse an aver
age hp daahhne the aaoum ~ hs s,Dch
~ SO per fiase. he did ga. Bot tsr
en- was -t1 ilf More Merr and la or
der TO save h,ft-sf irsm total loss, Jag
s.. ASS cuuringly pcuundcd,l Zee goes 81
san deeper Of so per SHARE, snd coult
. h,. cfaduliiy bc stretched q trihe further
+ u, DO believe Che Directors vould gn'
. ban apothr dose al sli.--tRsndolph lIer
AID.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

WAR OF THE MAGAzINEs.-The Boston
Advertiser learns from good authority that
the legal advisers Of Messrs. G. =. Putnam
& Co., have been making ont an applica-
ton for an injunction TO prevent Messrs.
Harper Il Bros. from selling the Septem-
Der number of their magazine, containing
- Uncle Bcrnard's Story" which originally
appeared in the June number of Putnam's
Monthly, duly copyrighted.
The Advertiser says
We are glad the question presented by
this case will be brought before legal tn-
bunal. 1t appears To bcclear that the IIar-
pcrs are liable 10 the pains and penalties
resolving from an Infringement Of copy
right, unless II shall be decided thai the
copyright Of o whole magazine does not
prutoct the individual articles separately.
We are not aware that this point has ever
been decided. II viii be observed that
there Il q difiernce between this instance
aud that Of Che copyrighted article insert.
I'd IN Blackwood's magazine some yesrs
since, for the purpose Of prohibiting the
Amencan reprint because ~ that case the
article ib-rli was copyrighted, alone. Ia
this case il was tho whole mlg8zinc which
was copyrighted, But the copyright Of a
magazine wiil be n dining oi lttle value. un-
lrss n shall be- bold IA protect the separate
aruclcf contained IA lts pages.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

4 ToucniNo LrrrrB.-rh- Ctc'vo
Dfao.rufic Press in rI,iu. pu5hci'y Co thc
following letter. -eys we have boon pCuuJ-
Tod jn cops au Anonymous leurt received
yearfisy hs ihc m1yor, oocln. uc auf gold
diltr. and SjOObll Tho .udsunrs oi
Dor southern hrtbreuarh eNcriHg ihf .ym-
pslhas u ada clas-cs vho own the feelings
Of common humanity. and. as intbis case,
even thruwtng VI -yer merry childhood,
aud teaching 81 lesson of lp,e.---
Hon. &. VI. GRAY Dear Str---Enc lpscd
D. th. contribution of four children The
Youngest xix years OLD. The money was
The porting rt1 of father going ON a
Journey. given with thc expressed wish
that dh7s would NOT speud d foohsh'y.-
Hearing of the poor sufferers at New OF
leans. they nj once desired that their none,
might go TO them. Please aocrp, 1t with
five dollars from their
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

The bark Euav, which snied from
Boston, 'fhursday, sept. !, from baltimore
retarn-l 10 port With d crew in d sf-ir of
muuny. Nbcn Of Cape { -, the crsw
reiaaod Q" obey prdrra 4 ptdey onssed
sheh Dies rfirctcd The Cfpiain wiih sn
ak, breaking ioIT 81 h.- nbs, ani iajuring
h.u badly 90 he head. Tho mate, John
Hutton, Has als1 injured Ia the hrsd Cap.
t1I .ia's9n Has tsrn t0 she i,apiisl, cod
TIE mulneef committed "a Jah.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-09

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