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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02
YANKEE E~rKurpfsr.

4 correspondent; a. the = ieriif,o Amer
kan. On writing frem East Dorset. gives
the following interesting description Il a
ng1.l mode q transporting tu,bef from the
Grren Msnuisins
Your paper being the rcpcrtofy Of all
that Is new and useful, ! propose 20 give
Won an account of new form o; ovcrcofn.
lag resistance. used sy Mr. Cochran, an
cu,rrpsi-ins lsnkee Of Fast Dorset, VT
Allow me 10 permise that. during the con
s,ruciion q the Western VI. Railroad. II
became necessary thata very large amount
q rsilfosd ties should be procured ina very
short time whennpon Mr. G. who is one
Of the direc,ors) contracted 10 furnish 30
600 yellow birch ties and large amount
Of bridge and other tiinbcr As the only
place from which Mr. c. could procure ties
and timber was three miles distsnt from
the ailruad, on the tops Of the Green
Mountains in place inaccessible by any
feasible road. Mr. C.'s friends and foes
Joined in predicting that 1t was impossible
FOR hun 10 fulfil the contract Mr. G. as
ocudcd through rocky rsvine 10 the
moantain's top, aud there gathered in one
vast pile, $4,000 ties, and other tiinbers.-
Then the question arose with every one,
by what means Is al this to be conveyed
Ia the pilrosd.
Only few weeks Of summer weather
is allowed 10 accomplish il in, and nothing
lint ,orks and ,rtiIts. Intervene Surelv
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

NJ Geo. Hugboe, our to-n agent 10 sell
ardent spinil for medicinal. mechanical,
and eh.micAl P1rpose-," recently reserved
summons from lioa. John Roberts,
Commissioner fo< the Connly Of WIND
ham, 10 answer 10 suhdry charges Of luls-
condue, IA The discharge Of his duties as
agent, and % shoA cause why be should
not be removed therefor. These charges
against Mr.. Bugbee wefc made BY the
BcAfa u Selccta.cn fof tie ,ovn q Brat.
ueboHa, Who coraplAiBcd that he a. their
agent had sald liquors Ia unnecessary
q,lAiaiiica, u = baa qaaliiy, AMI had geo.
efslly conducted the business under has
appointment la utter disregard Of the in-
s;rsc llnus and washes II the sclsctmet.-
On Monday lasi q hcsnng ~Aa had Al tlse
Cofnaissiouer's Office IN Tou llshend. upon
ne msitsfs Contained Ia The l.etstion d the
SsiuciEleR and certain witnesses were
called "a sgFpaH a lie eAafgcs Ggains, tho
sgesh. Froa. the tesiilaaHy natlodocod.
y9dgs Robenz decided tAai n certain Ia
stance, saies u l.,aos a. impfopes psr.
pose, And sH impfugef saaaiiiles, had been
is.Ads b. H. Bughee. BAT 10 saiGcrso "a
oeerca y fs0,e Tie AlcgaliaA that l,qaaf
u B-ssF g'.asiiss haa b-ra said. The
Jaags slss DECIDED tlai The saiiaoriy o.
pFesefrtf nrgslailsss. Soc u.e sale 81 a.
gaass By Tia tgera ~ss vesiea ia " Cssas-
y Csszssissaonfg. sna "a Ia tn Se.osi.
uaos ,asi 4 zee ues u be Posef 70 e..
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

There Is 20 b. a q States Senator elected
BY the ncHi session q the Legislature q
this State. Shall be be Wing OF Defn.
ccuii II II Is desirable to continue an
unbfosea whig delegation from our State.
10 the naiioral councils. It becomes every
Wing 10 exert hrinseif and see 10 II the,
representatives u ihn night stamp are cl,c.
ted 10 the Legislature Remember tia,
ue se'c 81 one town counts just as much
a. that q another. IN tins matter AMI don't
fs'l 10 ge, 90, The f.l Mag rst, Of ,rt,y
fo'rn. In this cssuvo. and tins alone, there
" ,afsy.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02
STATE FAIR AT MONTPELIER.

The Exhibition of the Vermont Agri-
cultural Society. ~ heretofore announced,
will be opened on the morning of the 18th
OF September next, and remain open three
days.
Through the enlightened policy of the
Railroad companies throughout the State,
and the liberali,y of the citizens of Montpe-
lier, the Board of Management are enabled
to offer very superior inducements to EX-
hibitors to bring forward all articles of
production, whether Agricultural, Mechan-
ical or Of the Liberal Aris.
The expense and trouble Of transportn-
ton are almost wholly avoided, under an
arrangement by which articles are carried
To and from Montpelier without cost to the
Exhibitor and without change of cars.
The grounds are extensively laid out and
fitted with great care TO meet all the wants
of the Exhibition. A fine Course, com
handed by large galleries for spectators,
to exhibit the speed and action Df Horses
convenient and covered stalls for Horses,
and sheltered stands for Cattle covered
pens for Sheep; abundance Of water on
the grounds. and feed of all sorts for ami
malls spacious and well protected Halls
for all varieties Of manufactured articles
and carefully selected grounds for the
Flowing Match have been provided and
nlocod n, The d,snos,i Of tho society "a,
the use of the Exhibitors.
A n,o,,;,,, IL, 81 ,noro ,h., a,oo aol
lars nrcnared nv the pres,acp, and al.
m,,blv .d,n,ed IN call ont and sn,,,hIv
reward everv Indus,r,aI pno-av az Tho
state - offered IN comnc,i,ors C,e,,
c,,o has hoon hos,ow.d m rho sol.c,,or 81
d,.in,oros,oa , nd .o,nn.,on, Co,,r,;,,oos %
Aw,rd
Tho oor,r,l s,nor;n,onaouoo Of rho
C,onnAs has heeo eomm;,,cd 20 NJ, Iy,n,n
p White N uh,so oo,c .,ticles q, P,hi-
hilton m,y he directed bu, !, n e,ncc,cd
,h,, FYhibi,o,s viii ,ato ,h,rgo az ,honn
before entry Al IN. enclosure
The ao,,,,,,en, az Nannf,c,nr.s "a .s
la, vo., pndo, tho ,n,osccmo,, NJ AZ,
Inn Uo,. I, 81 Rr,ndon
Gc,,,omsn uho b,ve hee, ,nnoi,,oa on
cou,,i,,oos ~ aw.,d and who viii no,
ho ,hIo % A., ace dos,rca ~ co,o,,,,;..,o
Mi ,ho ,ndo.s,onoA =, ,ho;, o,,l,os, .o,,
yon;or..
r'
~ e"'',',i'.'s arc 'nN'''u 70 'el'"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

Wal dec,tc ~i,thsg Ncfmeni is siiil 20
wipsib ups 10 hrrrclf BY suslsiuing hr
pnaripl,s rl.r has - loag cherished, and
vi.Ash hs,s is,.hfaily p,lcaoa hcf elesr of
the SHOALS and qu,ct snsds Il imProsiaeta
s1perin.cnssiissn - o,idcts 30 the declared
pasiry ~ ,iis sslfFyicS deinoc ney or
nhsshe,, abandoning ,hc faith q our faith
cr.. ARD aisrrrsrains ths lessons q erPe-
rsescs. che al prove fslse 10 henclf and
ussi.sS.s,ly Surrender the lowed Interests q
L'i people 20 ,hs sIs,lis,ians Il the e'esay
Gao ,herr BE- = question regarding TIN rsss'-
81 cours, TO be pufsucd under circun~ssn-
res llkr ths.es Z
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

TUT BArTLE GSovSD, is the title OF a
new paper just issued at North Benning
ton, by Carr & ATKINS. Its politics arc
Democratic, of the fogy cast, and the
salutatory declares that it will support the
principles announced by President PirRcr
IN his inaugural. Rather a back-handcd
cut at our President PIERCE of to-day.
But, seriously, the issue of a sheet like
the Battle Ground" is good omen, so
far as the business and enterprise Of North
Bennington are concerned; and argues Il
degree of activity there, that we are happy
to observe. We wish Mcssrs. CApr g.
ATKINS a good degree Of success, pecuni-
Nrily but the old scratch fy away with
their principiss
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

fsrrs srF suiss ~ rrr'-ius,-'a. f.r'-~rra,s.s "
D. Seirriufn in ihIs frsP-ri and any rie-
ton - snrh fairs ~ trruisiiuts ~ ,he
sg.ra BE- shouid ~ frgsra a. Fathcicns
can.r fr surnesal ip o. tiis fiase ~ rig
ulsnsta Ind bern pfn~crii.ci ~ sife Gem
su,ssrancf So ths observance " Mr.. nug
b.. spd slihoarh errurs hsd hc,n cornniii-
ted b, him N ihr diat barge u has du,y a.
srrui, yc; b. should friain han. should pro-
scfiir rogulaiicu. fef his failure conduct,
snl &C. any violn,icu dscs,-af. apou salts
factory proof being sl,o~u should remove
han. - Branisba,o Saaitsmaa.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02
MKT TUESDAY,

vill tel The siwy. ~he,hcf the indom',Abie
Wings a SefI8on are siiling 80 far Ia
onnpsusfiso thsif sDr'oIa dignI,y a. To al
is~ Aby ss.ss issues 81 heal PfcJad,oeF 10
oos,roS their votes whether ~ ancient
lard of the party sn TO be totally
sisvFsrded 81 the purpose 81 gaining a
small advantage q NJ lAs,ing rsomef't In
short, sheshc' pr'nciei, Is 10 be ssallo. ed
up by y,si.cy. and the highest pfefpgative
Of fme4ocn pr,,s,iiuied 10 the selfish end.
Of an un~orshy srnhIisDa. The point viii
Wig, OF whether she Is ailhng 70 be ruled
BY tie cucnlies q Wing principles.
NEXT TtEsDky.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

Frff7H ~ wv NNt w
To vf.-is rsfresr ~ tslinf Siains
ia-c' slf-ssr as3evs ,a 90 Rs Orss1s
fass,s-. ". 10 ssiu ~sa, 10 ths aieisrrG
.asndsrr n ii,s Mossli, sbrs. % a.s-n
hasrasos H,ss Sss's Arat y es,nc~ufrss-
s,x a.srss = 80 ~ tvsles ilseussa,1 s.ss
rssfs's sasn, hs~a.asry.
TAs j.asban uft,s ~bs,s q.sssio. brsrt
q ssi1irF e-'sissl 20 ne dsFrzs .iau, ~
wcsr't ssss,asrr 4 Tcsss IN that ease
thcis va diFpuis shea t,e besf1ssf
ls', ,bs Nsssosa, rsibsTra barge boaios
a iro p, cstAcuiiy 70 q ~ ps-.s.'sasus = ~
s,.irssa trpc, H. rnaes sss,ss tr,.Ts
~ev p'4,f,3 o. fss-s.ecavy = THIS bed
e. oaihs.-s,. beS~coa ~ ei'pgunr fsccs !
"a csinird - ihs at a Mesice- -
cs.ur-y-s Declared. sa5 BE r,suli ~ss The
-sfra 4 fi,oasts' wa rftsnac5 BY tho an.
ues1iian = Caiieruis snd Ne- AcIicc.
The -pliipsrisy q snslogY" ~ooid
sscsa 70 in5,rnts nipils, itsats from sin,i.
lsr osusos. A disputed boub3sry sasstion
}. IL ibe llse 4 safe prcceSouis7 for a
~n'. especially % tbo Sou,hern hordef, -
The nofsborn bcandaiy qucs'ion. and the
"a 90 qootsicns arr Instances IN point
~, siisl ~sirh ,h,s question with it,
% tnr'ciy. WIFI many persons, nothing
~oUla make the sdminis,saiion a. popular
ass VA TIE Russisa fnd Turkey qucs-
uoa. sud obs. X osTis sasir. do Mt l.,sk Al,
pTvsrfa roy promising fot btccfc. The
Ncssils valley Question. II property mars.
ID. May FTov iut9 var. We ce,nmcnd
q 20 ih' fostering cara u ,bo general gov
cfrgucN.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02


GO iar,n VT s.ar b. fsgr ~ ..,t
,l iuicro-, &C. ihc r-ople ~ ih.. cour,
ana ws sis,il isA f,v ncvs frrn ihr-s b,
tHr conaar af q frv works W s,..,.
bend lhsi ih emrcrs ~ill rritsr o. Pr.
cctse Csn. Ferry. ~ any ar ~ fen OBI.
tcvornmcnl. and tbs, uoihlsr b., f.re
whl sccnrv intrteonrsr With ,i,u cuun,f,
An inscllgcm Gvunsn tSsvcilcf. ,Gc.ir.
krr.l Wis has studied ihi. r,.oplc u,,rouri
", rcnnrks this, the Eupcrw thcrc in,r.
very vol ~in, Is gs,ng cn all o,cr the
world he sayst--
"lic has al kinds and the hra Of ii-...
of ercgtaphHs aud hisioficsl u,A.
translated in'c his language and in,rr,-,.
icfp ior nenfly even county nud b. b,
wide s~aks. Nv Hos time. ~ ~ what gl.
crs are about, and y hat be i ~ oNns,-t
II !. no' likely that bee sl,ould he irnoreu,
Of the p9wcf OF hi- sntagcnisi sh,i. a,
pS ul,nk il'ai he viii b. Icrrns,ioi H. su,
thing, and then the qscs,inn ariscs II o'l.,
nations takr what they cannci get vii,
free wall. vii Il nt BE- nccrs-ar, to irsm.
a ucw order Of laws. siR,las the certain
sum OF amount whvra stealing ends spd
lus,ihablc possession commences
at will not be such an easy war with
the japanese, though. The richest hnc.
defend tlisir hives the mos, hcrccly. AMI
the japanese arr far better soldiers than.
the Chinese their coasts being atinri,,.
by cliffs aud mcks, while the nnstcsd,
weather and sudden gales 81 those htiude.
are also IN their favor against nm appnach
ing or cruising enemy. The smaller Is
lands may be taken, have no duub, at
least eui off irom connection with the lar
ger ones but hostile nations will find tho
japanese far better prepared Tor an attack
than they nov suspect. Another difficult,
with the Japanese will be the imposs,bilii,
Of hall measures. If the Americans 4.
force an entrance AZ some point--and II Is
~ likely a. not they may do so-.and d,
moi take tho whole Island. they will be
walled IN, IN very short time, and permit
ted to see little enough OF their nclghhors.
still, the Islands nre too small TO resist Tor
any length of time. renewed attacks; and
his Majcsry will have to yield, frs, his
country, and then his CROW n. about as vii
hngly as the California Indians, or Srkhs.
OF Australian blacks, or. in fact, all other
nations that have seen their countries over
run by strangers aud cncnics."
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

Hos. ". X. RANNrr.-Our obituary
column this day contains an announce.
Incni Of the death Of Hon. Waits,ill II.
Ranncy. lie died on Tuesday. and the
same day his death was announced in the
county conyention---ihen IN session NJ
NeWfane--hy Joseph S,ccn, Esq. Mr.
ltanBey has been one of the most active
and influential citizens Of Windbam coun-
~, he was widely known "a man Of OK.
cellcnt ability, sound Judgment, aud un,ir-
ing energy. The confidence rcppsed in
him by ms fellow citizens. was repeatedly
manifested ty has election TO various off
ces Of trust and honor. lie was success
sFoly Representative IN the State Legs
la,utc, Senator, Member of the Council Of
Ccnsors and Lieutenant Governor, IN oil of
which stations be served his constituents
with isithiulness, ability and credit. In
politics he was firm unwaVering Wing.
Excepting thnt portion ol his time allotted
to public datles, DR.. Ranney was engaged
IN the ardnots duties Of his profession, Of
winch he was an honored member. He
leaves large family and AN extended cir
Gle Of friends 10 Ipcarn their loss in his de-
Eagle.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

fmasclL TNIAr, yonng man residing
IN Shrewsbury, Committed suicide last
week By taking opium. The cause Of this
rash act Is supp1sed to have been " hat is
properly termed ~ehgions excitement" a
dcns0u that numbers ats yic,ims BY thous.
snds and, instead Of supporting any claim
10 the ttle Of religion, proves, by its oonse.
snenees 10 partake Of spini quite the re-
sefse. OF this genus ore the spiritual
raPping, MillonsIn, and other dolusions Of
the DAY.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

But FicHr ~ VrKsosT We were
sstoundcd the other day 10 meet with a
Handful, advertising Bull-hght, to como
of at Bradford on the22d inst. The Bulls
were described as powerful animals and
very equally matched, and they were
10 be set together by the horns for the pub
lie amusement. Such barbarism we never
expected to hear Of in Vermont ; and al
though VIC now suspect IT was mean, for
a Joke--a political address having been
previously advertised for the same hour
near by,--we must say that the joke, If joke
II was, was very brutal one.-lChron.
Gle.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

PorArors.-We regret to be Informed
TIA, there are evident signs Of the prcva-
hence OF the 70, among potatoes in some To-
eslitiesin our neighborhood. Thus far the
disease does not appear 10 be general bu,
rather local; and We hope ii may be con
fined 10 present limits. The late warm
weather, with the previous rains, undoubi-
eddy contributed 10 brng on the disease. 49,
The papers sllude 10 the existence Of the
diseasc in mosi Of the New England states,
and also in ,ile State u New York.--S.
Johnsdiyp Iaiedoaian,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02
Budget Of yarieties.

A Bachelor friend Of ours says that he
never attempted TO make but one speech to
woman and then did not succeed. 1t
was a beautiful moonlight night, and he
caught her hand and tfropt upon his knees.
He only saw a streak of calico ny she went
over the bars. lie did not see her for
fortnight, and then fellow was feeding
her molasscs candy and ginger cake at a
circus.-lCayuga Chief.
- The young lady who was carried
nway by her feelings has been brought
back on wheelbarrow.
The Fitchb1rg Repiie heads two
column leader with the local query, +" Are
the mass of our citizens honest 2" lie has
probably been looking over his subscrp-
ton list.
Alta fourth Of July celebration in Ma
rion county, Illinois, young lady offered
the following toast;
"The young men Of America --Ther
arms our support 0,U arms their reward.
Fall in,--men, fall in"
The Masonic fraternity Of Cincinnati
hayc forwarded $1,000 to the New Orleans
suffcrers-the amount contributed by mem
bcrs of the different Masonic lodges in
that city.
MIR White of Marlboro, n. H., who
was injured on the occasion of the Nor
walk catastrophe, has received 1865 from
the Railroad Company, in payment for his
injuries.
DIR. Tobcrt dc Lnmballe, distinguished
physician Of Paris, announces that shock
ofelectricity, given to a patient dying from
the effects Of chloroforln, Immediately
counteracts its influence, and returns the
patient to life. The fact is worth knowing
If ii be fact.
- An eminent musical composer at the
Court Of Vienna, is busily engaged compo-
sing new March Of Intellect for the En-
peror Of Russia. lie needs it.
- An advertiser in a New York paper
paper wishes wife some "female who
has struggled with misfortune and desires
to improve her condition" He says it is a
"very desirable opportunity"
- A paper, printed in one Of the "Rural
District. - s,vs tina, there arc emnlovod ON
the New York canals 10 O0O mo, and ?
600 bows. who do cun.,ng and sxe.,,n,
enough to dam Niagara.
Aas h,..., -
81. . ,o' =. pu'1 D p' '"U', no'neo
n -,
IN tho 18Th ms, re,b,;,o ev,r.o,d;na,v
prices. One bull brought "a 5ol. an.
other, 81 s5s. None of ,hcm cost ,npcb
over q. 900. A cow which COS, 5000 sold
for S30y0. sou,bdswn bucks byougb, AS
bipb ns s755 and Co,swold 81 oio
An INCIDENTAL little bow. clad
poorly, standing in front of the Western
Hotel, was accosted this morning bva rde
Young man. with the question - Docs
your mother know YOUR out ~ The I,,Ie
fellow looked at the interrogation moment
while his bosom heayed, and the tears
gathered m his eyes, and replied " Sir, my
dear mother is dead p Buffalo Republic
-- The Patterson, IN. j. Intelligenoer
gives a curious inciden, OF a late thunder
storm A little girl was standing at
'''" D''''e "n'en was Young maple
- 80 O''.,'a"' '''s" "' ngh'"'ng' a
,' may w u'e ,Iee was 'onhd M
'n''eu on h.' Vouy' 's Is not Tue INST
- ''i
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

CT The publication OF next weeks pa
per ~Iil be delayed day OF two in order
10 give the fullest returns possible of the
election. For the purpose Of accomplish
ing this object, We earnestly request Town
and County Clerks TO forward US returns a.
soon as may be AFTER the result in their
several localities ~ known.
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ncms iHaners.


- ~ hrfHlt
Ne Eriror Ycaf r-a8crp ~il learn
~aA 6rep 'erlrs. isai Msys Drsn.r, 6ar
ssscris SuPesaarnaega. hss ssro oaso-
peii~t - isaui.srsriiy fciinguisA h. dasir..
w ,sussqsrpts 4 To- rsTsifr-d sssic o. be
hesish J7,s ompieyss a tie Road viil
~ hira fess bye vita great rclaf,sBrs.
evcn So ss,aft spsoe ~ time. he he's
~,t'f ttaugt dersiy canned tbs rcspiis
Bon du'f, By his vs.Sc ..ing lsbe, siacs b.
uss'a's'a ibr ussnarelaca' ~ the Road
Tl'c evidence = hif superior shiiHr - to
b. foufsd Ia The Tas.'sFsBa-. 81 he arrival
a III trains ofssa ufso, except phea o..
iaipcd BY delsys q trains ui.on euawesing
Roads
No passenger has esef sasssinrd arr
sc'spns injury uPoa this Road. The great
snoccss u the Cooperation. Ia this respect,
. 70 be auilbuied 10 tie VERY strihgcm
rniss q feFuls,,,.ss iisc slightest deviation
iioia Which }. Panissed By iHsiani r,s,orot.
With such regulations aud such unccAsing
vigilance IN their enforcement, how can
ibcfc be collisions " accidents. which can
be controlled BY the % scr Il nspi
Tho running department Il the Road,
dunng he absence, Siu be under the
charge u M. llrSHt IlIrcEcocE A
more worthy selection could not possibly
have been made. Iir. illrcHoocr has had
ample experience under Mr. DrSLAp. and
has ci'deared himsolf 10 all BY hs strict
attention 20 duty aud gen,lcinanly depn-i.
mem, THIS s,aFk Of favor has been fully
canned snd Judging fr.s the g4si. opine
that be vii be able 10 render = good ac-
count of has doines 10 his Chief, upon
bio rciora. which, II Is hoped viii be soon.
With has health fully restored.
Yours Truly,
l.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

Ard doat le, any consideration Induce
you 10 vote oiher ,hsn the cniir,, oloan,
Nag TScLd, sihoui inhalation This
vii seears an old fashioned Wing IN
nust,,.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

Nr1NesT STaTt FAA.-Mv arr az.
,lssfiaes 10 sss that Al sfaias.h sHd sfti.
si~s fef sihisaioa al the Veunsn, STATE
Agricultural Par, II Moul,.ei.rs. On The
iSh. is,A and lSh Asys q sePsens-s
aeIi, vlil be seneyed ssd rstB'aea free
% AZ lAs railroads ~ versnosa, on ,i.e
NathssA R.iF..a IA Mes iissu,..A,fe. On
1ls ssEsiega ace MAashAl Road IN Nee
lea, tn4 "a The steamers Canada and
Nssl Ass'scs % Lals CissuiJlsin And
MAT 80 ~ Ne ahese nssaed fsuiss ,isi,ors
50 'l.s Fss ell be eoastyed fs half hro
Or pay cue uty cnly.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02
DON'T ronagr

Thai tho Democratic party sill make
every eaor' Ia their power, and sdop, every
.Et.osl.eni at ll,o,T oosamaBd. 10 obtain the
saallasi advantage and that J, "a tLs duty
Of every Wing 10 use all honorable meas
to oirumycn; lhe mschina,ions Of tlse en-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

Tho A.saciaiscn was called 20 order by
Nice President Tsyios
On nlasicn, Voted. that tn Executive
Casnfuiiirc he asih~izcd o. drsv monirs
frorp the Trrssnr 90 dcfr~s expense II
Cummiiice 90 legislative aeiisa
Resolutions rchiing 10 Cnion Scscols
Was called mp and discussed BY Mcs-Fs.
Pangborn. Wslkor. Alls, Graham and
Taylor. and sdcTscd. Zen. Hopkins ibcn
delivered an address on the Common Sch-ol
System.
Resolution were then passed expressing
thanks 10 the people OF Rutland for their
hospitality, TO the gentlemen who had IA
vorsi the Association with addresses, and
10 such railroad companies AS had furnish
cd return tickets gratis TO those attending
the meeting.
Association adjourned withcu, ds,c.
WobrHINorcS SNirB, Prvsi.
J. !. S g. k,ss..r., Secretaries.
Tho new Executive Committee Who were
II, orcut,. =. c. Tracy, and another gen.
ilcman whose name we DO not now rccol.
lcc, are not in the report.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

C-i'sfcshs. nenssaihef sAhi tae Pal
Tssaa a ssslsI.a AosAs4sy G au.,.,onoes On
"Wednesday seKs. iresesslag al epI.afsu.
nsiy Sc i,e elAsesiAoa 81 yous ei.,larss..
GA, ~ otisrss u Ruilssa. you shassla be
rroeA a sn1 = Ehisa ysu sAsalS ssAn
yosr-sires. Sos uhs adresslss seai IN AZ
szA.ss caa..saH 4 u.is t4l-I.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

A MAS DRowsED.--Mr. Obed Corsc Of
Whiiingham, was drowned in Roberts
Pond IN that town on Saturday the 18Th
inst. Mr.. c. has been donngcd at inter
walls for the last twelve years during
which smcs he would wander over his
farm and about the neighborhood, general
returning at night. On the l;ah he went
10 the above pond, sboat half a mile from
his home, and, after bolsing aboni for some
time, waded in where the water was shall
low. A man by the name of Ingraham
was fishing on the pond a, the tune, but,
supposing the man to be merely washing
or cooling himself, took no notice of his
operations until he heard the cry 'help or
shall drownr lie Immediately made
towards the drowning man, giving the
alarm to some hborers in an adjoining
field. lie found the deceased about three
rods from the shore standing up with the
top Of his head jus, out Of water, and his
hands resting on piece Of board. Being
unable to get him on the rafl he tied fish
line 10 him and drew him ashore. All cf-
forts TO rcsusci,aic HIM proved unayailng.
His age was 50 and he leaves widow and
large circle. of relatives aud friends TO
mourn his unhappy iate.--ib.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-02

Gems esily ie ia ga-s fpsrssit IA 'se
hat pa wh's sfasi'sss sFs AZ cot Ne
HaA esA a. hs stols Asay $50 ss,Au
ssss sssy lASssslf % slis-. h. ssaesl.ss.
- d. - &c sny tsaslal okoase