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Hy -. q. MCGUIRE; Auctioneer.
~ - 5 yvoon pi,N0 FOR.E HOBS EIioI,D AN


I, ,OSEWoOD PIANO FORTE, HOBS EllOLD AND OFFICE
funmurs, carriage. Ac, Auciioa ednesday
nofmns 10 o'clock al the residence Of Baron Won
ero Of Cay and Green George
town, shall SELF
piano foe by Hrekopf Hute, Leipsis
Rosewood -teie soiu
pao and reception chairs, covered with silk damnsk
& Rosewood writing cabinet, cfnue nble
Rosewood book stand, qnaTietc tables
q mantt cIot k. match
X, Satin damaSk cuTtains, coruice hrs screens
Beautiful gilt cafcei ana, bronze ornaments
Brs relief copies Of sculpture IN eur frames
Mahogany and side tab
sideboad-, oak huiieT's tray N.t#
/ III Eick,nriy decorated Bcra China dessert set
y Frepch (,h,nn dinner, Coffee and tes sets
Beautiful French China bouquet piece
ZEN glass decanfers, fumbIcrs, winas Finger bowls
Two dosen y handled knives, table cutlery
Mahogany writing cabinets desks, reading nands, book shcSes
i9 t mineral cases .t
4, Morocco chairs and other Office furniture
Very large and beautiful oak wardfoba
Bedseads burcaus washstands
Three-p ingram carpets, olcioth, mating
Swiss mi liz chntz curtains, conics
Z Refrigerator cooking stove, kitchen utensils
N Bath tubs, shower bath, &C. Il
IA .s. fl. At O'Clock Il #
i Z A small carriage suitable horses
Yins Jxrxe nine old, excellent family
horse
Harness saddles bridlcs stable furniture, &c. sala i
Terms: that sum, credit of Two ana
lnonhf notes satisfactorily endorsed benring interest
d III - 'F6lIE tA#lf H'e8A JAS. e. MCGUIRE, s
Hep lid AuctioneeI.
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uaLUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON PENNSYLVANIA AVE
NUE. ~ sne,onon Friday the 'h insaat We shall ss N
o'clock, that valuable three
occupied MITCHELL third door
street, fronting Pennsyvsns and the
half No. having
running back alley 70 feet The house full
stories high y feet wide and 80 feet in Depth sad built Of he
best material
Terms balance twelve eighteen, and
purchaser for the deferred
bearing from day Of sale deed given and deed
Of snksn.
property certainly the handsome~
rennryyanis and beet located ss h"
sipes. being Immediately opposite the Centre Market
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
ax-d I@ Auctioaesrv-
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ny y. 9. MCGUIRE. Aucssonees.

nEsIRABLE BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ON TWkLyIn
Thursday nftsrnoon sepsmee Nn,
oeIoct premises shalt sell OF lots and -
and hounds bernnsnf
said lot running ms"ce esa ~ -
win my eet uesce a1eA
fret thcsce ny snd Win "e Anssh-
line of ss,d lot eas ~sny nve fes m"s ~
of ~ lot 81 thence sCwsh nny ~s
Twelfth seventy hve eet nfv ~ s"
The Of of
nins consisting Of sssssans
and wei, srrspsed ~ story brick dwelling =
IN. sn,ia sed encyens tsssvw ~
an u.y 10 iss of the lcs. 1915
residue twelve, aghtsaa
.,n. for satisfactorily secured bearing interest," Tho
sy may before sss sy App,caHsn M the
key nay store -. = ..n,r.-
Sept 2Id s.# tnU #su rlsfHys N RI Asciioaser-
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ny GREEN q SCOTT. Asetseneers. ~ IA
II oUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III "Wednesday the 2sh instant shall SELL alto
the residence Of Mr. Rswngs, =, between eh sS' '
streess, src~nsut NJ furniture vifi
Msheesay Aivsus, psSios and rocking chairs
+ l.8. Do hsuack, dressing and other hur"sa sIH4
Do mnble side tables sud French he"ss'""
bo ssd~bcsrd, dining snd other ssb'cs fs.s..q
Wainut ONCE and psrior cane sesf con's
wmshsfsnde and maple bedses's
Girandole.. solar, hall, and other lamps trH.f
bed bedding
HAIR . shsct msfress~s - ...n.,.
Three -ply, ngrsio passage sno s,sp s"'V'' hM ~
China. cisss,c croctcfy, snd sone ~S' ant
: rs,Lv' IA sh~s window cnfsss6s
ds.chs.t ar fxnt, mud other stoves
ws sS " Kitchen Sequ@e@ Ana many omer ss
NJ - tch we dscm ssusacnNe ) i. m -.
c,s ~ sun.. of S7s, cash ~ sfed Of 81 and
days fof vows - ''"Spr'e "a RAN SCOTT, ,se5
scpai-d ."'',
auirs Of DE-. Royls.
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UCrIoN SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ADJoIN
railroad On Monday "a
M .ssass ss
Also part fronting 30 feet on street
and adonng Foys Hotel The eastward, running back ITO
Also, v..abl. lot fronting IT'S feet street. running back
buildings, coal and lumber yards &C Their adap
for business profitable is eo apparent TO require
third cash residue in sis twelve and rish,
bearing Tile from
United staies
choice properly well Bodensbug Springs
part Badensbus including aboulen
springs grounds called the rablic spring,
and III. other about the
capacity, between the bridge and The river.
Tho sulphur and caybcse qualities of these waters are proven
superior, IN The county aud nod an
pouni,y purchasers found the valuable and proiuhe
Ryrs,rosd il is only ten minutes Washington
hosr baltimore, being also peasan, drive from Wash
Terms ons third cash The residue in 81. twelve and eighteen
- - ,-'~,--T4 :" r. III las q. MCGUIRE
sepis-A a ssv Auei0neer,
GnkEGs.s Ink and Paper Cleaner for Book
k.ep~. clerks and literary n7w Ana Of .las.
snsducsA superior quaies pencil cleaner,
'epc 'aa eays. hs surface Of me g,gss uIssS,S
lA street doc. oonh Of rennivsais avenue. Br.aeh
OF staiioners Hall, ia and l76 Pearl street, N. Y.
- ---- -----------------
CoLLIss. DOwxE. q CO.. Inh street. sin doors
" branch OF statioaes Hail. Nos
New York and dealers ior
sisn aud domestic staiionsry @f"# al
IT .,is -, s,s.Y ACCOUNT BOOKS
Manufscured shelves,
English and American Of superior binding and pagad Al
sixrs. 81 tsa
- sytt .Bs sas- STATIONERY = aau ...Es
Fpsaa domestic staple ney stock Of tho latest
and best slyleG -s s. =.. e#.u +
l. PRINTING.
An entirely printing once, with power pesses
fonts copper ced Particular attenuos paid to law
'sasehAes q vfi LTTHoGRAPHY r
BY h~ bes, American and European artists. . "
AavsAs entirely bndey and prating ONCE, with
chnsry snd fonts Of type,
gvedy facilities OF esabishmept
snr that
msn~eurss shan equA other house IN the county
III T9 fg9~1- COLLINS, BOVINE, a co, Warrington.
sW l Collectors once, September IA, 1888.
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FoR PROMPT
~ psym~nt-koucs hereby Tor year
1889 are due, and payable This ohce deduction
0esh per cent allowed by tor the pad
bsGpss sbs 1hh insani. ..#. ~ - s'.sTs
ssp,is-eodd r. j. ROCHE Collector.
Lasas Tarsss, ~ Co., B.slsers, Francisco, Cali
.fMd 6.t fs.rt Ee. fornia1
ilArTAIN W. It. SHERMAN late o army,
" Gsad pusic charge
resstaac~ cy where will hs
COLLECTION and dshs
sKchsnes sIl ~ the ~od ssd
srs hesSns 10 ias general
The wealth and responsibility the memb Of this Arm
tide II TO the perfect confidence.
aep lt-dim nHI H@.#
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l'uASE's HOTEL, so s3s Bro.dway New York
Ths csh'shmsnt win be opened The undssncd city
Warrington, hrstcs.s hotel about
No pains patrons cors
Portable any other hotel IN the county.
J. r. CHASE.
Sept 1-du New York, September 5, 1B53.
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Prom the Savannah oeossian.
POLITICS IN NEW YORK

POIlIlCo IN NEW lOhAr i
We extract the following paragraph from an editorial
correspondence in the Wilmington IN C) Journal OF the
10Th The editor OF the Journal has been passing some
time in New York, and writes justly The whole difh
Guilty in the democratic party OF New York lies IN The
fact that there are few turbulent spirits who wish TO
control the party for their individual purposes. The
sooner such persons put down the better Pfesiden,
Pierce Will pursue the tenor OF hs way. aud Will
not fail 10 receive The continued confidence and support
Of all who regard the welfare OF Their pas'y and The
ineteels Of their country. Says the editor OF the Jour
nal:
:. Neither Philadelphia lawyer NOR The very Old
cal parties this State J., common win OIL southern
democrats our sympathes have been, and st are TO
great extent with lhe hn,kAr wing Of the democratic par
~ but bs avoid The conclusion that, IA ie
jicalies WHICH pesenr distract the parry here, both
t,c,os are To- Gnme II Is susceptible Of proo that no ap
pon,ment has been made from among those ormerly ad-
herring To the bufnbuef tcisn, where The apponee does
take hts sand upon the compon'se and The Baltimore
m aud yea the hard shells seek danounce all
SUCH and osracise the 'so Tor maues ehnd the record
Ii political good or anythng they serve
any useful purpose tni-'f is IN Ieconcng differences
nd thereby pioducng united action. What body
OF men, 90 convention at all, IL they eit thar
while participating in the organization Of party. aud la
boring Tor Its success accofJance with the pla l1rm
udop,cd they ti to be considered aliens, aud de-
barred from any Of the honoIs emouments at lis dis.
posal ia case OF SUCCESS 1t would be contrary human
nature, and is u thing not TO be expected
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
III York t
secu~ahed fsns, August J, saoasoa -
sF.s wissrsr, President Isaac AssAr, Secretary
profits divided rsared and policies fos
Of who wish it, 4.54 stlIf rsa ~.
roec. for the security of creditors issued Al reduced 'ss Of
premium. 4fH.Ht lE aHIE ttGHs tNFNf 4 .Nl4.
Explanatory pamphlets be obtained ny
application 10 ,,,~,, -.
lt Seventh st, epposife odd PeHo~s Hs"
Ards.~ D. L.~er, .sc.s s"'serssd !" sereys
..nIics,ions. Sep 10 2swn
TAYLOR h MAURvT
| cotstorr.
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FOR BALTIMORE,

The steamer OSCEOIA will, the 2sh Septen-
-4kta~ ber running regularly TO The above
place leaving Washington every Sunday, at z
O'Clock, IN returning, leave Bamoro Tuesday, ut
O'Clock, p, L s.r.t -. 49, :. q.
regularly going and returning At Leouardiown 81
River Rer, the usual Landings on The
Potomac, fcr vi land.
Passage height the usual rates ,,,r,.,,,, RE-
NAM ai--.odH ~.tln4gG s5ss5t tA sN 81 Captain.
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nEcupED BAHGAISs- la articles below named
IL prepared TO offer great bargs'ns r.E aE.6.
do pieces Insh linens, all qualities various grades, pure
r
pec.s tsbs damssks linen shesunes, and towel
~ tpe~. MI styles, Widths aud qualities @sH.
large lot OF linen shesunGs and pillow case hnsns Az
widths
100 doxep aamask napkins and daya~s .tIn
chaser of stock
slH lsd,es' kM gloves and black net n'u
900 pieces real Welsh and American hanncs
so pairs superior btsrkeN, also erib hankch
best brands
An nds r.mfaiss eoods greet vnrey-- EaaN
I case French msrsnos, all shades
F ~ = oar mot aIl sksac- ..H ~ lt GN
~ pieces black asik- Of the best brands ,.# XXX
ps~<vs plaid ~lks rich ana cheap
pieces Highland pAids or chddfsns wear .sf
! case long shs~is, paserns
10 pseesa cloths and csss'meres ga
I0o pieces low priced moasselines, new patterns
E4E ~ pseces plain figured insis dsnncts
large Of all domestic dry goods 49,.
srtces found in well ordered dry goods
PRIOR removing
ne~. room, which IL nearly ready.
Terms cash, uncss anansed the contrary
pices and fsir dealing be relied on In All
so..s FERRY BROTHER
TNWe4 EGt8W .NEaUH Devvscus Building. "a
s,n "a Opposite Market
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WANTED nt ahs Littae FAlIs besags.
swenU0ve good stone
wssc~ - ~, - ~. and - 81 per day.
Az Haud ebosass, Ages o. rs tasA
GEO. THORN,
Capt. Typographical Engineers, in charge of
Sept ls-dxn Ibsll bsa.l csrstrucsion ef bridge.
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Foa sALN. LANDS LYING IN mosreomrRY


IL
I. A farm acres, eight mites from washington and
within mile Of plank turnpike road under
District Brootvie.
~sch sh hnit o the
ns cost Of 5000 and consist Of and
Eng suaisd In beautiful Of fe barn corn
hossc os so barrels. aud
BY ~ feet serynrr' house 70 by 10
shop ard povuy hoo~~.,
the c The meadows Rock creek lined
w,yAta the last yeaas.
Am, farw good lard iyias also on Boch
eeek the poiehb,
lands Of Mc~ses Dunlop Bu Perry and absrs
D1es fsos Oeoeeiown The OF Two
comlostahs tsugs wth buildings pp,.e az
me- rn. Ths farm viii be sotd entire sn pu,
II N1IEEIU jE =.
Asc with heavy white oak ,m.s,
formerly part property Bowie twelve mi
vsAisssna iyins aroot ,.
and DistSict tue piank sod turnpike road.
These viii ~ reasonable price, ma
dsng tess the intending fcta county
rcr fnrthsr psruesIsn Apply 70 go q
@l# q JACKSON FRO, A CO.
Sept ll-eofw Prunsyivsnis avenue.
NEW maeksrel, Salmon, Sc, inspection or Issa z
IN M. asaetersi il ~ ~ Ants
No. ssshsrs, sunsi vs. ib kits, tbr-ssfs, mactersi)
No.H - IL kasvets
PC kieA anlnssa, nne. .ast. y FL .a.
spcet semoa and ~achcrvI, cans hsrmehcsly scaled
SEATED No bersinS N kpr~s, his yeats. HE.t#
Louxwasth xtmmefsnS spsrknr dry cnta, h.
~nes s az said ~ superior the c.ebrs,es Hock
~ipes) tf#fN 1'H " lNi fi tftsTH
Ten. Hsuss vsrss~ss. and Cac,nrsi fAruay hsm.
IT II - Hweeeupo~s " John y. Kibe-y Co,
4so tR-x~a Ma pnpus ss Erptfe Ma
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portable hot air furnaces fos he.uns
dwelling houses churches sivays hand ana put
noes We nk they are ho bss IN the mar
tst having put great many and given sn,s
No. T. North aide Penn av. between 10Th d lih 'ues"
2l--6uf
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From the Penn Yam Democrat

.eurs# THE REGULAR TICKET. e asr +
80 Politically we have but one rnle so far as voting is
concerned aud that - vote The regular ticket Ii s,
in our judgment. The only fde OF saieiy and the oaly
principle that stand The les, uudrf every emergency
Ii ia conformity 10 this ptncipe and rule OF conduct
that we raced nj the head OF paper the State
ticket, which will be there found
On the question OF regularity we have no doubt what
ever /, was nominated by majority Of the regularly.
appointed delegates 10 the State convention, and
no nominated until alter every Effort was made TO hsT
monl1e The entire delegation and 10 bring them 10 uni
ted action bat the minority would not uniie and The
consequence that the majority had 90 on, and thsy
did So order, and perfected Their organization and
made their ticket II has therefore all he eitrxsnts Of
regularity, and The convention is perfectly sound in Their
resolutions Indeed, the declaration OF sentiments is more
emphatic the slavery question, and on the canal ques
lion. than even The Ial or resolutions.
What, then, democrats TO do Tbose who, like us,
have rescnmenis 10 crafty, personal feelings TO
excite, that there is bal left,
viz TO sustain the regular organization and the regular
ticket We confess IN all sincerity that We deepl,
disappointed al the proceedings al Syracuse They were
mol such as the honest democracy oil the State had
righ TO expect, and they will carry sadness many
heart. We confess tia, we have heart for another
hight among ourseives ~ so useiersso uncalled for
proitlessand we advise The counties not mnSie
H. Let county ard dstrlci preserve single
organizations, nominate, support, and elect our single
tickets,
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From the Albany Atlas.
. THE DEMOCRATIC SENTIMEN

4 &c a THE DEMOCRATIC SENTIMENT.
The democratic press Of the State comes out in nearly
solid phaanx for the democratic ticket Regular nom
nations and democratic UNION, is the motto Under which
they go into The contest Ii is under which they
have achieved too many uiumpbs TO oblllera,e il from
their standard now.
When such papers the Utica Observer--a paper
which The Argus has heretofore followed in tone and
zeal, lar has il outstrpped icome forward 10
tain the democratic ticket, the eTrhed" boilers have
new cause for terror. gah4 ~
When the Hefkimer Democrat takes it place in the
same raiks, il is unntakeable sign OF the dnon ahd
strength of the party in the heart Of the State. The
Mayvlle Sentinel, The Rome Sentinel the Seseca OBJ
server lbs Cask Recorder, the Poughkeepsie Tele.
graph, the Penn Yam Democrat, Lewis County Repub-
can, SIC &C., Cass papers in 1885, have been in former
times, and TIL qnitc receny. the from which the
Argus drew ls public opinion They are now foremost
in the ranks OF the union democracy, welding Gndmin
ished intuence and power
WsDrrgy, at Buffalo, raises the regular ig 10 lis
head as does the new German paper at Syracuse. On
the other side there tu, two daily papers the State
that follow the lead oil the Argus! ami these are without
influence or character.
Such is the position OF the boeIs-defenceless anu
dsofganzed, False their pretence ol "error" was
when made, IL IS too painfully true now They
struck al the destTtion which they lett
The solitude strikes upon their souls with fearful
shock. efA" tlree
Ihe press stands ten TO the sdc of the regular
democracy The orgauz ziloDs OF The Stale are ten 10
one, the hands OF the united party II The vote oi The
dates OF the party, and gaasi the boiling allies OF Sew
ardsm it will be because the disorganizeIs get counlc
nance abroad that they have not az horue. a
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BARGAINS and NO MistAke.-we have now IN sfce, and
ID complete assortment OF stoves hsf
been direct osu baltnorc,
York Troy aud Boston Our stock s TOO large
40 dsts,i all dnsrcut
improved cooking stoves for eoss wood com
pfsnv in tslrt, otowag The William Penn Triumph Co.'s
p.ts Encantess Complete Cook, Old Dcnn'
on Globe and Others Aso church. store,
room, he latest and most ssts
tilth In this ciiy.
customers prepared 10 s&h eo"ss
n the lowest rates. 81. .l,.. -,
feeling sssurrd ths our stock (which
oiyo regards quality and low prices,
cannot he arcocd, " equalled 80
No. 4, Norb eide Pennsylvania svenss.
Sep 2i--enf @ betwrsn io,h and iih snse".
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sEAsON-We have received the largest And
most the New Yot
that this and will scl Thew
~ WOODWARD GUY,
No. North sids Penn. between ION iith srecb
Sept 2I-6m
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sW Collectors Once, september IA, 1888
NOTICE TO Ax.rAYRRs-bEpUcTtoN Foa PROMPT
~ psynsntkoacs hereby given that the o year
1889 due, and able oce deduction
Nssh ceu, allowed year. PAD
bsGnss sbs Ahh instant. .#H# '@5r4
spsl6-eodd r. j. ROCHE, Collector.
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rOMPLErE in ali Department ents.-Recent additions now
stock complete all that IS new and desirable IN s
of
shall thereto early day, We are des
conscquenuy now Offering really
great inducements purchasers.
We respectfully insi.. that all persons indebted to Us sso os
their old bills making new purchases
prces and fair dealing BE- relied ON IN sh
cnsss PERRY BROTHER, -a
.a eAt5 20 ttis Miss Dcrmotr Building,
o. Al Onnusile
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Indemnity against by Fire. Inland TrAnaports-
tton and nariss Rtsks ON vesssis and Csrgoes.
x,TNA INSURANCE COMPANY OF UTICA, NEW YORK
SS"V"
Jo.. n Hss.s PresidepL ii. N. TAwIsr, Secretary.
II
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY or UTICA NEW YoRH-
Cspsal.
G. n Cor,srpr, President Jops Bsowsr, secretnry.
Tr sg.a foregoing connussto
by FIRE hul Of stesmbos. and other
,.. dwelling and their and morebsn
diss nv or spcrtsiion.
CHAs. DE sEIDISG, Agent,
Seventh St, opposite Odd Fellows Han.
Andrew Lsnsr oes as above, duly authorized 70 receive
applications osP 'o-1s""
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HnklEN's Ink Icraser and Paper Cleaner for Book
kecpas clerks and literary gent-msn.A And OF
rubber far article far the
ASIDE ffom i qualities pencil ccaner
other with facility than ordna
scrapr and leaves The surface OF the paper uuharoed
.Nlt'la For sale by Nf t,r COLLINS BOVINE l. Co,
lll street. doors of fenpsylvsa Branch
OF satoners Hall, ia and l56 Peth street, n Y.
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Laeas, Tarass, Co., B.shsrs, rsanctsco, Cali
Ie7I4 i

ilArTAIN W. II. SHERMAN, late o The army,
snAs sad the public thai he takes charge Of the
Lseas TsDss Co 10 ssn Prsnc'sco and ,ha he
ressdAac~ that ciy where he will HIS
money collection payment dshts
sEchsnss paris world bank
sfs huSnsss d general sense.
The wealth ssprctsbliy 1.-THE meub.
tide IL TO the perfect confidence.
.8ep IA--dim
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DUlLDINO Wodld TtspefHUHy the
bdsrs large and well select
bulldog hardware also n other goods usually found
In the table
spoons complete, and Of The best quality
pces fail please, cheap for cash Pesse
us n call. ..# -. .-.... rs rt +
- - st5 s1s e si8 Z, ~ WOODWARD GUY
Sept2 2l-SuT
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08

The o,lcbrsipon Of the foarth IN Rutland
passed 81 10 a stu, worthy of,hc occasion.
There we're ~, lcss than tvelvc thousand
prrroos present from The adjacent coun,y.
~ho ,oined ouf citizrns IN the exercises of
the day. making grand aggregate Of pat
r,otisu neyct before witnessed in tins par
uculaf neck 81 e ocds
The Middlcbuy and Brandon Bands
we're here 10 discourse sweet music" and
added much TO the interest Of the Affair
Several lodges Of ODD Fellows were RS
pectfuily represented, making fine proces-
SION with their beautiful uniform and fly
ing banners. The dinner At the fR.Nk-
LiN vas omphatically great the guns
loud and the details au fat
Ofthe orauon, BY Rev. Ors A. SnS-
MA, We do not propose to speak, A. We IN
tend To publish It soon, and would not fore
stall the judgement Of our readers. The
,oas,s would have been published IN tins
number Of the paper, had they been rccciv-
Cd
The display Of Fireworks was the hes,
ever Witnessed IN the State, having been
"goi up by those celebrated pyrotcoh-
nis,s. Mcs.rs. SANpERsoN & LANrKGtN,
and in their best style. They constituted
grand and appropriate finale for great
[ occasion.
In short. the celebration Of last Monday
may be set down as one Of the most mem
ornbc affairs in the history Of our town.
and will long be remembered as such.
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The following order Of exercises vii be
observed in ihc anniversary elimination
and exhibition At Troy Conference Acadc-
my. July ii-li;
From %. ". 60 ~ Ny
sminations IN Latin and Greek. From !
Examinations IN Maihcmai-
hes. Annual lcycc att ~ ~. Vi.
Tursn.r.-f From : 4. Vi. 10 ~ N.--EN-
aminations ia Modern Languages. From
r.Ntu5F.n.-k Examinations IN Natu-
mi Sciences. Address before the Lyeeum,
by Pres l.AK,Brr. Of Middlchury College,
at : l-2r.M
wrn~rsn,r.-From ~ To 10 ~ a
Examinations IN Mental and Moral
Science. M.-Mass Meeting OF
the Students and Friends Of the School
At2rM.-ALuNN PuBLc. Address by
". p. CalnBlRs ESQ. Poem by Miss
ANNA P. Htrcurock. At I =. M.-Al-
lru>i Socr,I, IN the seminary Chapel
Address before the PhilomatheNn Society,
by lIoRAcr GKrrIEt, at : l-2r.N.
TurEspAr.-lAprrS ENmBtrioN, "a
commence a, lOA.M GrNrLENLN's En-
MARION. to commence at - =. NJ.
Trains arrive from Troy and Albany al
sl5. NOS PM Trains arrive iron
Rutland at 1875 p. N--3.32 p. Vi.
The Friends Of the Academy generally
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08

Some youths get frightened at the
idea of matrimony, because of It's expense {;
but that's entirely a mistake. You don't
need a fine house, gilt furniture and dys-
peptic pocket-books to begin life with, pro-
yidcd YOU have the right kind of metal in
your composition, and are determined to
put stout heart to steep hill, and go ahead
any how. All you want to begin house
keeping with, is room and bed room, Il
spring mattress, young woman, cooking
stove and a cheap cradle. With these and
the parsons fee in your pocket, you can
not enter into matrlmony too soon.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-08

The following account Of celebration
ertra Is received from a correspondent who
was there TO see" Whether the patriot
ism Of Troy Conference Academy had any
business TO eficrescc IN the manner and
form set forth IN the declaration, Is qucs-
ton TO be decided by an unpreJudiced pub
lie: but that the spirit of the affair was
genuine there can be no sort oi Doubt
"The spirit of 20" Is as good, probably, as
can be had under the circumstances, and
as the times 90, aye stpents" should be
satisfied with the quality.