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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

STATE OF VERMONT, dc it remembered, that
D'siriet u RatiaRd, a.. ID al a special session
OF he Probate Coun held al Raiand, and for said
district, 90 the 18th day of March A. ID. 1853, Pres
cut Hon. Harvey Baton, Judge
whereas, Samuel II. Kellogg, Guardian Of John a.
ADAMS non cnps pcrsin Of Piiiifurd ia said dis
tric has this day presented % the said Probate Court
petition. ~ Whiting, therein setting forth that his
sad ward y Ho'hci of an equal Undivided third part
oi farm uf about 100 IT land sii.ied IN Pitt
iurd, formerly owned BY Thomas Adams, deceased {.
that would be conducive to tie interest OF his said
ward 10 soil his interest IN said premises aud nut the
hsaiis thoreni al interest, or otherwise invest the
Same and therefore rqusstng said c1uu 10 grant
HIM license u sell said wards real estate aforesaid
Therefore Il !. ordered BY said Probate Court that the
hearing aud decision OF said petition be- and the same
are, hereby referred IL stated session of said oourt ~
DO held At the office 81 the Register 81 said conr IN
Rutland III said district, the 3d Thursday being the
2lsl day Of April, A. u. 1858, and that notice thereof
be given BY Publishing certified copy Of tie record Of
ths order Three weeks veiy PIE yious thereto
IN Tie Rutland County Herald, new paper pbli.hed
az sad Rutland, IN order that all persons Interested
tefein, being thereby ddly notified thereof may then
aud there appear store said court and object 10 tho
granting Of said licsnsc II they cause.
true cop vi record HENRY HALL,
1854 Rcgist.,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

W. hhi Tie following Ia ihs Nos Eng.
land cuilRsiof, and NC can v5uoh Tor rs
ecnefal correctness. a. Nc have hsd some
litIc otpcacucc 70 ,he method Thass
"ho wash 70 ~ It this srsson should lose
no tine, % Il will be too late. Tho follow.
'ns sfo The Caiuyatoi's difcchons and re-.
faslts
"Ths nirlhoa ~ missing fun TIE, by
plau'ins the ss.oas isa great desii ,rlium
Va ihe an Of uhiaia,ng good front. II his
many Advantages pge' grsiunf. becausr il
10 nofe nPediiious, col frqnir,s no stock
90 'aoc. fh'y msy bo planted who're they
are foiaircd - s,ard. and u,. labor Of one
"a viil BE- sua.ei-u' te dsm aut enough
90 large orchard. aile, tho scion. are ob.
uiprd. The meihad 81 preparing tha
p,sn' he 10 ioiioss Take the scion as f,r
rraiting, a. any tim atlf the D., ogp,hr,.
arp, and aH'i iAl bu5s begin Go en.u con.
siterabi', gui DIP each cnl ofths shoot ,u.
r. meiifd fiirh, SO of laiIou. and burr 4,
Poe graan.L ,he buas up,ennest. ulels Che
os1f ii-s ina As.i.p'A position. end Al
th' drffh ~ ~ 90 three luehes. Ne ACE
inic'm5t DAT tfrcg nlt1iuad is ,hs Wsg
e.af in i'1'3 ears Goa ,bs Una ofp,an.inr.
" have % aoaht ~ A nseucabuns J.,
ua' mrih'i q fai'iue fruit 4 gentle
ASA in pi.s tirinit iasi scssln nsp,,s
A''''' '~eH'y scsoHs Of diaeass AND, oi
rc'fs' sA.aa af1esi % noof-h
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23
Cool Impudente.

There is gentlemen residing in
Western New York, whom, in default
Of his real name we will call Colonel
lie has one son, rather graceless youth
full Of all the wild pranks in which
students generally excel. Being at
home during vacation, he corresponded
regularly with his chum, " no by agree
men,' Was 10 keep him posted up in re-
gard TO every thing that iranspired
with him worthy Of note. OF course he
was very careful to keep all his pre-
cious episiles from the eye Of the Colo.
mel, and as Ned was Colonel Jr.' it be-
came necessary TO watch the mail arri-
walls very closely, as his chum wasn't
very particular in adding that dislin-
guishel feature to his name.
One day he rode round 10 the Post
Office. ~ usual, and found to his dismay
that Joe. the groom. bad taken the let.
ter and lcft for home. lie started at
gallop, bat was unable to make up
the lime, for Joe arrived ahead. Hon.
ing that nothing reyy bad would come of
il, he marchcd to dinner as cayalierly
as possible. One glance at the Colo
nePs face revealed TO him that he was in
for IL.
The subsIsaiirls being disposed Of,
as usual ihe fnoiher lefi the room,
and left Ned and the Colonel sipping
their wine. Leisurcly pulling the letter
from his pocket. The Colonel passed Il to
Mel, and asked him what be thought Of
II. Nci qiiely peri.sl it. its content.
being an account OF his cbum's doinss.
both lawful and unlawful. and endingby
urging him TO come TO him without d..
lay. Ned finished it in silence. and
handing Il back to hi. father, said:
wei, sir, considering your age and
station in lie ! think YOU keep very bad
company :" and before the Colonel could
recover himself sufficiently to reply, he
vanished from the apartment Dutch.
man.
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miscellaneous articles.
rsrrt cent Fi,,u

A. annauneem-u from 'he Mint ~
rMiadrltshia ,aac. ihsi no mat- skrcc
? ~ ,..-c-s wiii D. i..acl. What . Dc.
Hehtfal rrHcaion. Any umc durinc
ii.r pa.i fuci,e month. Nc have hrrn
aflG,l wrh a tlcihufa ~ three cent
pircs.. Individually and collectively
iher ia. hrca couilaihi uf their su.
IrraluHianrr 10 the shop window.
g, ,,ri,nge oiIicr. may be seen piles
ol dhcH. hraeei or 10 empnous IN
dtG,r,nc~. anl haallel uhh a shovel,
Ike uihrr Hiih which "a no. locre. II
!, said ihiriy-sir miiiioH. II this arnnse
ing coin hate bcrn i-sucd Imagine
llH. One uishi suppose almost that
three cents rrprcsenirI ihv nrce.siiics Of
onr being. and that mere eAtrayaeance
alone demanded sSpcncrs. A. for
quarter, they must be optical delu-
sions
Every one who has Travelled ia Eu-
specially on the Rhine and in
Switzerland will remember the meal.
culablc suiail coin Of the various duchics,
a handi1l uf which amounts 20 a ridirn-
ioasiy small sum. We appear 10 be- imi.
Eating their example. and we may ex-
psei that foreigners will speak Of our
currency rs no longer dccimal, but a.
involved in the figure 8. on coins about
the sire ~ brass nails.
But the idea q a three ceti curren-
cy is evidently derived from the ilowery
land soil of Green Tea anh ncph-
ew Of the sun. Only in that country
do We find n suihcicncy Of nails where
with 10 pick up the coin. In this be-
loved land. men use knives aud scissors,
and ARE no, claw-like at the cxtremiIics
of the fingers. Thence it is that the
customer has arisen of damping the
tips Of the digiis and picking up the coin
as one would wafer.
Three cent pieces, 10 DO them justice,
have been the cause Of unexpected
wealth TO many an individual. They
possess apermeating quality. and work
Themselves into unexpected places. SO
that when man has believed himself
io be destitute of cent. he has cx-
plored three secreied in a latent creyice.
Notwithstanding, we have had enough
of three cent pieces. and il is pleasant
TO hear that no more will be issued nj
present Other silver coin of HIGHER
denomination will engage the attention
OF the Mint. Let us hope that the OBJ
xprsn and r,4X.rse pf IA. ut,, ,nr,oy
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

1t Is said tina, the subscription intended
To relieve Marshfcld of its incumbran-
ces and 10 secure the estate to the de-
scedants of Mr. Webster. lag.. and iha,
il will not probably be carried out We
are sorry sorry that the last wishes of
the great siateman should not he fulfill
ed sorry that Boston, which has been
50 clamorous in is dcnuncia,ions of the
ingratitude Of others, and which on &C.
casions of inferior interest ha. been dis.
tnguishcd by so great !iberality, should
so fall behind in this instance. We
never knew the solid man of Boston"
do anything dabJy. but after all they
have said, unless they do more in the
case of Mr. Webster. than there is mt
present prospect of their doing, we fear
that some, who do not estimate them so
highly as we do, may apply even that
disagrecable cpi,het 10 thcm.- Provi-
dcncc journal.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

'j !, H., or y s .s.S Rt. ,,me%ss'ed
ssssion OF tie Probate C1ut Of The sand district II tu.
and, hcid Al Rutland 10 and IT, aid district un the llu
aaS OF March, A. d .la5J,--Prescht, Hon. llAHylr
BUfro-, Judge
Whefcl Lucy &. William, admin .tratris of the
estate Of Charles h. William, ltn ~ Rutland IN said
district deceased intcsti1o has this dag presented 81
TIE sad Probate Count pctiti1n, n writing, therein
setting ief that tiu said deceased died seized uf
eefau lot situated IN the east Wills &c said Rutland
nov occupied ID John ,. Knight, bounded west by
the highway, north ID John Il. Page. east b. Rev ~
Las Aiken and sonth by the Congucg ltipnsl Church
lot that TITO aid deceased IN bis lifetime entered into
sounitaei, binding Ia equity, to deed said in with
Tie bniilhgs and apfftcHanccs thereof 60 Frederick
y. Ptaii, II said Rutland aud therefore requesting
said coun IN grant her license 10 sell said premises
curding q said cuntfact
Therefore V 10 ordered by said Probate Court
that tie hearing and decision Of said pcitiun he,
aud The same are hereby referred o. a special se.-
s'"n Of snd court W be hden At the office 81 the Reg
stct OF sad court IN Rutland Ia said district on the
~ Thursday being the 2lst day of April 4 u. 1853;
and that notice thereof be given by Publishing Ger b
ned cop IT tile record Of ti order three weeks 81
ce.siteD previously thereto Ia the Rutland Coun B
Herald news paTUr printed at SAID Rutland in ord
Nat all persons Interested tctciu, being thereby dul
Inclined thereof may then and turr appear before sai
court, and object D. tie granting II said lcnsc II they
cause
\ true copy of record. HENRY HALL
1871 p.si.tar
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coming I!O,nt.

Glad words The waters dash upon
the PROV Of the gallant vessel. She
stands o. The deck aud the winds WOO
her ringlci', as she looks anxiously for
her hcadlands at home. In thought
there are kisses on her lips. soft hand,
on her temples. Many arms press her
TO thrcbbing heart. and one voice.
sweeter Ihan all the rest, whispers, MY
childr
Coming home Full TO bursting Is
hcr Young heart, aud she seeks the cab
IN 10 give her JOY vent in blessed tears.
Coming home The best room is set
apart for his chamber. Again aud again
have loving hand, folded away the cur
tains and shook ont The snowy draper,.
The vases are filled every day with
fresh flowers, and every evening trrmu.
lous, loving voices whisper, lie will
be here tomorrow, perhaps" AT each
meal the table is set with scrupulous
care. The newly embroidered slippers.
the rich dressing gown, the study cap
that he will like so well, are all paInded
To meet his eye.
That siuden, brother. Ilc could lean
the wH'crs and fly like bird home
Though he has seen all the splcndor Of
ollcn Time, there is but one spo, that
iii'' his hear, aud that spot he will soon
reach --" sweet home"
Coming home What see. the sun.
Drowned sailor Ia the darklng waters T,
lie smiles There are pictures there
Of a bluc.cyed babe and its mother
lie knows that even now his Young wife
sings the sweet cradlcsong;
Pc fno- ,hi, 'is angel, ~in brns h,n /, rns.r
lie sees her watching from the neat
cottage door She feel. the beat of her
heart in The pulsg of his own, wL hen a
familiar football touches only the thre.h.
oh OF memory.
That bfonzed sailor loves lis home.
a. an eagle who-e wings seeking often.
e'' The tracks Of the air, loves beet his
mountain cyrie. Ills treasures are
lhcsc.
Coming home Sadly the worn Cal.
i'ordlan iolas his arms and sink. back
Upon bis pillow. VIVA, to him is his
yellow gold on, for one .mile Of Kin.
died! Bot that may no, he. Lightly
'Asy tread by hi. bed,ide. watch the dim
eye. mo',ien The parehed lips.
\ pleasant face h,ud. over him--a
roash palm gently pushing back the
m"' hair. and a familiar voice whi..
prs Cheer Up my friend, we're in
pot--yoa are going hoHe"
The film iall, from The sick man.
eye Home ], Il near? Can he be
mot 'hcre' \ thrill send. The Llool
c'nlins Through bis limbs. What
'iHll hc pre- lbose dear eyes, before ,he
n'shi os darkness. scIlles down forever 2
WIZ b. babes fold their liiiIc arm.
abool him, ard pn.ss their cherry iips
10 l'sf What wonder II uew ,ieor
CALLERS IN that manly chosti lie feel.
strength IN ever nerve, Strength TO bear
'A' overwhelming joy Of meeting those
dcsr onrs
0"m"s homr The very wonl. arc
r4l'ar'a' They brar import Of every.
lining 'aoy' aui hoiy ia the domestic
'ie-- nay more. ihey arc stamped Win
ihe seal of Heaven. fyr he saecl. ,nv
81 'he dyins saiai. lie Is coming
hout"
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-23

Where lies the wisdom of that re-
vengc which recoils upon ones self P
Instead of getting the better of your
enemy, by offending your Maker in re-
vengins an injury, you give your enemy
the advantage Of seeing you punished.
II you would have the whole advan-
iage, forgive; and then, if he does not
repent, the whole punishment will fall
upon him.
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% rroha,s.-Mm. Matlhew.on,.r.,.,.

-" ."pat' W M. nattht Msan's Estate
STATE or VERMONT De ID remembered -,
b-,g,a y hstisse, -, ID al fp,cial sessh,n
81 Che fillais Cuuf &C. tho aid dislrci II Rutland
he'f a Rutland, IN aaa far .Aid dirlrf, on no IA
gay u March, A. d. ls51, present Iia. Har,ey
huitpu, ledge
Mhefsss, certain Instrument Ia wntinr. dated
NJ s'ih DAY II November, A. d., l-52 gtin.ftinr \,
Dc NO last u AZ md iesIsnent Of aui Naitie,,n
sie - ShsrNsbuD IA said distinct dcceassd h., lsn
%. dsy returned o. The said 20 bal. eonr hi .r,,
ui-l the satnc may be any Iruvcd and Above h,
sald Court A. saii lat will and tt.tainrut
Therefore, u IL ofltfcd ~ aid eouft tbat tn ,,,
bate And allowance II said iasirumsut a. an is.t
VA ana ieiaeui BE- aud The are herein referred
70 stalled -rs'ian II sad euuu, 10 b. brld an he
once IL the hffisicf - aid court in Rutland Ia .,d
diHriri, "a ths hnsi AnHday, bsing Tie vi a., -
NAY, A. d. l-i3, and thai notice there,lf h. 800 -
lnh'ishihg certified rapg II the record IT IN, NJ
De- thee week. slosr-sReit, presinl. thgrrt', n,
'he atiand f,snuty iersd, parser sHti,h.s a.
$40 hauanai ih nrdei that Al l,efai. Interested tbet
~ ifiaF th'ffli fnls naihrd ihercuG IN, tb.u sra
t+sir aifef i-csfs lid Court and e,.ft-.t sd ,,
eiir and allowance, fthrl 80 cause
We o'p 81 record HENRY EAIL,
Register
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TOWN OF BROMLEY. Mia. pERu

NJ HLRLAs, application hle been made 10 me- the
w subscriber, Justice oi the piece IN and Tor tho
County VI bennington, In HE siats VI vermont, b.
"io hah "he sittcohth paH II the pfopretrs of the
i"tef 'o"hshi2 u bfoaiey, (the name u which has
ihee Dotn altered 10 fern) ~ said County OF Benuiug
Ni' 70 can pf1ihriufs meeting for tie purpose
s'i"s "heihef the sad prpynetors would agree "
make iutthef aud 9Th division snd .liutneuI of ali
We Undivided lands Ia said tuwn Sow thi, /, to no
w Ahu warn ali the pfnprstors d TIE land in said
i9"H'hip !" meet al The dwelling house vi Leonard
i'"dfdI IA s-id tl~n II feu, tho igh day Of
MAJ next Al Joeioek 4 NJ TOT tho purpose Aforesaid
and % do any other tlinesi thought prorer Al aid
meeting eanI.rhabiy " The several statute in such
case made aad provided.
Given under my hand, at Dorset, this 3lst day Of
"aSn' ~. d. !ooS' WELCOME ALLEN,
lS-N Justice VI The Peace
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1898 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1873
Western Vermont Railroad.

I'EOA RUTLAND TO BENNINGTON, ia con-
L uccuon Win Rutland darlington, 1ruy 4 bus-
inn, aud Hudson River Railroads iauning tic only
EaPrcss aud Through Mail Limo ium Montreal, Og-
dcu.hitgh, Eousc's Point burlington and Flats
batsh, % 1toy, Albany, New York, and the MosL
No change ut tsrs ur Baggage between Rutland
aud Troy.
bfdrushurgh and Montreal can GO through 10 Troy
The same day. Passenger leaving Montreal az ~ NJ.
viii reach Troy the snmc evening, and New Nufk
IAN + ". ucHt day Passengers leaving Montreal
by afternoon ualn reach lny g,At day At 2.2S, and
New York at = NJ
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FISK q RIcE,s ExpnEss.

\ EsSENGElts pass To and from nil places on tho
NI fohies OF Fitcbntr, Worcester and Nashua, Yer
mont and Mass, Cheshire, Sullivan, aud Rutland a
Burlington Railroads Connections with other com
pancs are so arranged that all express matter can be
forwarded without delay, to any part Of the United
states, Canadas, Provinces or Europe. We assume
no responsibility beyond the terminus III our routes
Buudlcs, Bank Noics, Specie, and Merchandise gen
orally forwarded with dispatch. Notes, Drafts, BILLS
&c, collected, paid, or negotiated. Stocks, Produce
aud Merchandise bought sold, and all kinds Of e.
press business promptly attended to.
Ia sending money or parcels of considerable vaJue
The amount must he stated ouerwise we are moi 70
spon'ibe in cases of loss beyond the of fny dol
lars on any one parcel
aud no package viii he received unless ia good order
aud distinctly marked. All express business should be
sonally signed
Letters cannot be taken; it being prohibited by the
Port Office Department.
All packages should be marked "Fisk 4 Rico's Ia
press"
Principal Office Railroad Exchange, Boston.
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FISK n RICE, Propriefors.
lott W. :. JOHNSON, Aren't Rutland
auiekes,, Cheapest, and nes, Route.

~ h0hfs sdrcd, anu hHSguaird fer comfort.
NICHiGAN SOUTHERN II. Il. LINE,
buffalo and Chicago, Naukegan, Kcnosha, Racine
Miiwankiei aud Shcybuygan, ria Monroe, and Tuodu
Through To Chicago In "a hours avoiding night travel
by ears.
the Michigan Southern Railroad Company have com
pcicd their road from Monroe u the city of Chicago
wan heavy trail, and have placed upon the Lakes To
run IN connection with this Route, the following mag
nhcont and uncqunlod Steamers: Empire State, II.
Van Allen, Commander leaving Rundlo Monday. and
Ihursdaysi Northern IadioR, II. Wagstan, Coninan-
der, leaving Buffalo TUESDAYS aud TIidays southern
Hehgda, \. u. Perkins, Commander, leaving buffalo
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
No expense has been spared IN the construction and
fitting up of the above Sieamors. Their engines arc
OF large power low pressure, having been
ted expressly for thcsc boats.
The boats viii leave the NJ s. r. n. Line Dock
Uoui of Commercial - after the arrival Of the
Evening Express Train will allow the mails 10 bo
changed and baggage selected and taken to the boats
proceeding with no detention 10 Monroe Gao miles ~
Is hours, where the Express Train will be in waiting
10 convey passengers directly into the city Of Chicago
(2i5 miles in hOurs.)
Passengers can have their baggage taken 20 tho boats
free by delivering their checks 10 the Baggage agent ct
the Line who will always be on the Train. They can
also have Their baggage checked from Buffalo CHI
cago.
While the mails are being changed and baggage re-
ectod aud taken TO the boats, passengers will have
plenty OF time To go to Hotels and get sumner
Inc distance saved by this Line any other route
Is between 50 and 20 miles,
state Rooms on board ofhe boats, are reserved for
passengers arriving IN the Evening Express Train
For freight or passage apply on board or to ~ "
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Street, Buffalo.
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