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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-02-08
EVoln's Kathoirora.

HNHE KatlIairOn ncutraliZcs the effects of Dis
Il ease, Innate and old age, in Preserving and
Restoring the human Hair even after Badness
of many years cIrunses the scalp from Dam
druif and its natural impurities ; will euro the
Nervous Headache and all irruplivc Diseases of
the Skin, and is tho most desirable article for
Curling aud imParting the gloss to tho hair in
the world. 1t happily unites the effects of the
choicest Pomadcs to the best French Extracts,
and exhaIes the Perfume of the most delightful
flowers. No person should BE- without it. Price
Ony.2J cents, in large bottles. Sold by all dca-
crs, everywhere.
DIS. BARNES, Proprietor,
81 Broadway, N. Y.
For sale at the Drug Store of J. l.. CARR,
Clurksburg. f,bS I'm.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-02-08
Umifed States Hotel.

S. CONLEY, Proprietor, opposite the
This housc has been refitted and 7hsny i'm
provements made by the present proprietor, who
will spare no pains 10 contribute TO tIlS comfort
of his visitors.
IL Good stabtfng attached to the hOuDe.
sep2I ~.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-02-08
NVago1a Naaking.

ME undersigned would respectfully inform
4 the citizens of Harrison and adjoining coun-
ties, that he has removed to his new frame shop
on Mechanic street. South of the burnt district
where he is prepared to do all work in his line OF
business in u superior manner, such as Wagon
Makingin all its branches. Buggies made when
style.
PLOWS always kept on hand, or made Mt the
shortest notice.
Thankful for past favors. hope by giving my
whole and undivided attention to my business, to
still merit liberal share of the public patronage
JEFFERSON FLETCHER
Clarksburg, Jan. 2Sth. 1S52.-1y.
7. S.-The woodwork of two horse wagon
kept constantly on hand.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-02-08
THE MARKETS

THE MARKETS..
IGoRREorED WEEKLY FOR THE REGISTER.
CLARKsDURG, January IL, 1854.
Wheat, 1909, 25 Beef, SOS
Corn, GO Bacon, 500
Oats, As Chickens, doz 125@15O
Potatoes, Is Butter, l21S@15
Apples, Green so Tallow, 10
/" Dried, S1,25 Lard, 9
Peaches, &c $500 Eggs, 10
81 BALTIMORE, Jun. Both, 1854.
BEEF CATrLE.-The number of Cattle offered
ut the scales to-day, amounted 10 GOO head of
beevcs, 500 head of which were sold to city BUTCH
ers and packers, at prices ranging from $500
10 S4,62 5P 100 lbs on the. hooi-equal to SEQ
90, 90 net, and averaging $3,67, gross. The
rest were driven to Philadelphia
HoGs.-S alcs from 1915 to G,25 p 100 lbs.
Wheat, 2lO@2,l9 Bacon, 71a@l2
Rye, S5@lOO Lard, lO@ll
Corn, 9O@93 Butter, l2(Gl3
Oats, 42l Cheese, lOlo 0ll14
Clover Seed, CTS G,87T Wool, 22@23
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04

~ t@is lmir, IN reference 70 temperance;
We have a strong. prohibitory law. which
vii DO ell Tor the suppression Of liquor
se.irr. that Law can da, It II Is executed
Tie cHccution Of thus. rs o. every other
ar, oefends almos, entirely On the will Of
the people. Our executive officers are
clecinl by The people. Sheriff. States At
tarneTs, Justices at The Peace, and Con.
stst les, and they ~ili be very likely to car.
~ ou' tho viii Of those elcc,ing them.
Nos shat Is ncedod 10 make tho law &C.
hacisEc' Simply, tina, there be a ri ht sen
ipneu' and viii siaouR the people, sni that
the people he generally united IA favor Of
the execution ~ the las.
fiov csn this be donei Csn 3, be done
by r,r4ly oIecting this or that nisn to the
oiiiee Il Goyerna'; VIVA, control has he
oses he Legislature, or whnt can he DO TO
teach the people their dutyf What is
needed 60 iae Gubcfnsiofal chair is. anus-
perehc ID, ssgaeious, prudent concilatng
NAV, sne who is not, and never hiss been.
hecasspi, uous advocate Of party measures.
bui ots who Is well qualified 10 judge Of
the eass'.,o,ionaiily Of lass, aud who has
saiiiei-a, independence 20 aiHx or withhold
his aigsatare irom any bill tina, may pass
the Legislature.
liAio val be gained to the Temperance
Cause, Al Law II the uinos, s,ringcncy
sealue liquor selling saoa'd pssa lAc leg.
islatst'4 be s.gncd By The Guyernor. and
aftefHafds be pronounced unconstitutional
by the Courts. Bot, let the present, or any
o.Aor sa,i-hgnof hv receive the official
signature & Gov Royce. and think Won.
therr ~ cpuf' IN Vernon, who von'd bot
regard sni respect his opinion more thsn
apF oibcf man ia Vermont
u ,he lass arr right, sre to /, that the
Legislature DO no, repeal them. n the
.avs err wrong, elect X epre,eui,uves ard
senators who pin make better ones. Let
las Governor BE-. a. he Constitution woaid
have hiH, Judge Of ihs consuiuuou4liiy
Of laws
As We hsvr prohihi'oy low. make Il,
pspai,r, and gain fiicnds f5r il. You have
sFpe'lie sat passion ia favor 81 rou- dnuk.
'ne- sod soiGsh intrr,s, "a favor Of run.
se.ang. Passion and appc,tr for l.luar Or
asasry canas b. .er.slated 1ai 81 mer.
Heart rcfsim s'aaa can control them. To
eDs4let tae circle - .aaarace- bruarht
On bear sgains ram-aclng end mmduaE.
inr, Paueu7e. caan,g ncshbofy love,
.adaess sfgureni, end persuasion ere
uere'sry. 4 p7asitiofy av i. also nee.
ess1ry, tud thsI 80 haze. Nos. shat 10
"tuied Is % usiis men N ne favor and give
q q fail and fai' e'o-aiion wa party
s,nfe. 'uiuolt rsi'nrss, h-rcc drnuuriation
ar4 sclfhuasiihg Aisi Never.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04

-NrRnER AMI Confession Of 2
C9isr.-The Butl'ilo R,pu5ho state
facts Of nm atrocIous murder, COMMIT
~, Joseph Co., Michigan, have ~
come 10 hight ~ a singular minnrf. IA
pears thit Mr.. Thomas Etsicrbr,5k
Reading, W., lcit that town IN Decss
last 10 60 10 81. Joseph's Co., Mich.
he was engaged 10 mqrry lady an
icndud to reside. He reached Vi,
road station near White Pigeon Bl &
~ ten or twelve miles Of the rf.jtgf 4
hr. Wood, where he expected D. e
be'rolhed. Here he procured pres
take hlm within two miles and o la.e f
90 the end Of his journey whore DIS RI
~cre sdely deposited. THIS we
mt WIS hoard Of him, until pa,af Z
the - Jnseph's ca. lail disclosed t
hcrif certain facts winch shove
Ers'erbook was dealt with IN ths aa
mnnBer
II seems that Elsierbr5ok -r1t i0
from mo tavern IA conpany wlfh if
and the party wore met 40 tur llr
a new road, recently cu', bg tlr
men in a wagon, who offered 'o ul'
% uis tif hou-n. lMr Wood ah--
were going. The prisoner u'kiai
confession dupye the topu. Wlm
ned proceeded about thiry ru1s. 11'
men DO tho wagon stuok Lt.'.i1na
ihe held,knpckinG hrnfrpmh s -ai'
FELL be- sid, Oh dear ! am dnl
received several si,hs alt -ra4ri', Dor
robbed Of -~j 10. one of ihf u-l
bnpts md another bis colt lba F'
hif pn ilie boots. The body $3.50
uaisr q 'rra, This story uHs
by ht discovery oi ihs body la ODE
described. Two Of tle mon rhur'a
'h' murder have boon ava 'ei anl
pas1u. Tho man mtliny uls .'n'
-lid That he vas forced 20 puIr
the crlm0 By bis c1mwmon. b1' %.
psr be- he arlull murder, merg
boz shane a The b0niy g wl- tn.
these murdercrs that EastefbraA i.-
ch,sed farm IN the vicinity. ani 'A
had money. They conceived an4 si
81 this awful cnne with HI "'n-f
tA1n % 90 posse sion 1f uie ba'Y
erbrDqk 1nd the iidy 60 eh1.a 1'
mIrncd had formerly hy-d ia so
County.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04
rAIRII,vEN VILLAGE. &c.

Az place where The water Of Castlc,on
nyor makes a rapid lcscen, down, the rocks.
with a noise, and without difficulty, Is buil,
The village Of Faithsyen. The lower part
Of lhe village, ly,ng both sides Of the riycr.
hiss "six-woTking diys" hook, and the uo.
pr piri, lying about SIXTY fee, above tlr
river, on level ground, surrounding a com
mon o.! about ten acre-. has a quiet go-to-
meeting appearance. Around the common
nfe The churches and several Gee dwelling
house. Thia common ought 20 be called
the "tying.psD," until such o tune az il
sh1il be protected and orn1mcntcI with
trees. Trees sai greatly To the comfort
and good look. Of village. ara A.. The
ehoaPes, luxury iaa, grows. The word
FsirhlScn Il suggestive Of beauty anI com.
i'r, bY, ils common j. suggestive Of d saad
bath.
A. early a. i7,l, tho sater. pouer Of
Roe place began 20 s,iFacl o., riion. and
Cd, Maihs~ Lyon, as e.siy o. l7JU. had
erected here Forge, q Foasay. a PRINT.
'as Office. a Paper Mn. g.. lie made
pepper tnam bass ao5l BARI, and printcd up
90 %.
AZ ihis ume, machinery for ,he manu-.
he'ara u lron, n4.is. nour. paper sash.
tlaas. doors, snd marble. j. inactive and
profitable aperai.la
The lron Mandatory j. owned BY l.
Dsyrr, E.q- where sboat 1850 lss. e.
naila are daily nAnufeiurrd. Also rolled
iron u considerable qaln,ity i, made, Be.
sides Saws faf a., ,hs Marble Mils n ,bi.
si-n.lF. The orc fam ~hieh The non q.
'aads i- brought occasionally from pa,s.
i'i ara claea3en. bs ml.,iy f-oa No.
nih anl r5r Heaiy, NY.
rht'eaa. 10 a.ea 80 msina- ,he ina
hay ne ore lao he roanng and bura.
gag usss q ore AL coal, raau ihrus,. q
oald p.eee q ,raa snd isirs round ss8
rean4 sil aboai srrsaiy-sse pounds of
melted ifoa ~ scsumals,ed. sas ,hsn BE-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04

hDra 30 Ni.s fti~esf.- ac''
patch 6'm Dad i' aficl ia'f 'aeA ''''i
y F"
I" ~
'' ..s..
5000. l,t.. If, V,. l.ot
r- t..h., .,tn. ttt,ts r,sshsd
t..tet1.,...t i.......-r,,g.
SIC vas 3, faf gaus hs % tc un'h'c ta re-
ea-ut t1el. sul i'.d ia ha.t aa h'ur.--
Ta. b,n distressing event eie' ih'
Jeera.t c.aaa o,e tha culHoiH N"
f.an'ro uas l"oHit ih'
Aonat daptcA rt.f.a 90 tni''N
o1 tr erh, sunooHcr- iae @ 'ih H' No.
fan1rs bwihor CAaHes. At 3d. i''a. s.
M'lnrs1a. oi cho.sri.
AC,Nstnvrttr F,rnrn uNy lsar"
uil an ia-h genfloua go his ''c' " soy
de,r, 'soa.l r'brr the e'dirn ~err hrf'
in ,hc nursery whea oin al ho.o'' should
Nh. howeyos o@ec, g. ihair nois' 70 thty q
'"} o. 4a'e'
Never either httcr. caress. or
sca'i voaF wife bef,re o,hc, people, esprc-
iaiy before strangers.
Tb. man uh,, 80 embraced a, opp,.ta.
,,, % .,il d, r,s,'tl,lfso nice asa pretty
ami
,c.......
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04
Hois "a Tn. s,nM.

si4u', hrshhful robust, doing bone,
vark IN ne epeh ar siespiag vel
c'a,EsiI" saeT are hos' fitted to become
the 'histsas. bgsns-,. ipliaF u,sn q to
RePsbic, raG + becomes ihase Who have
tho eonafe' ed ssre q The Blys on the
fsf,a, y 49, se r ihsi hey arr sell Deed,
Hna have far o..tace.
Lung Al ho1se. ssra.ciai.ag utis broth
ers ADD ssslefs, SofAlag ouiy ;h e1a, l.,
cad absyiug oa'y ,hs fs;hsf ana Ma,hef
ofshs iaai..g, they beeoms IND afirioss. cen.
t-as. hoErss, esasci9as n ines sen5ence
and ss'lnaiisfse, and tcsaiy slys 20 hoa.
oraLls iss!.ag sad iaisfcsarss eta area
80 ~e2sA
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04

tu EEL ess ~. rtrf tH BE- a
sisns tts tsrs. fat Asi'r t-ftar.sfar.
t. itfs ,.iif.n i-t sr,l &C.
1fnaesesl " lss fsres, Y ssfsr Do
scented q vs-a.fs ~ 80 fieatf ~ ar
st,an.r rlas-- nsasanosf ~ fsras o..
hes 9 afar ~ appp g - 50 taa
Wac etbpers prn aatai tf .asas . ta
bsns teasst BE- rrcfss hVrs f-n iat
c. and ~ha irs s 2 ~ iss set7a-
sfss,f 1r'fesus sns asa sfrfasaalis.a.
Thr h.srtf q isr hela,8 a.s'fra ~
na .,t frs -tsts x raeet- Tav
A. sf rsi i,-fs u,u 81 aat fh fae
feiae s ar+ r tt hF
ts 81 r. Tha asa fataas ef rrf
FfeFt, sesiae tss ssea.as aca,s. tnl
ra-r pftf " fit sieve r~a
ft-f n r. sssSs e. a3.f 'eass tata .5-'r,
BE- rfFs.uar 81 iAs Rai't.a t.,aasr.s 81 d.
sssi - Do Gee hos0 ~ s'sse,s. ahl give
cstnre 60 ihr ht aeufsr. y Dor
se' sa5r' stff uaHs nai sa5sf shat pee
ieatas isfy tri II tbv ot-sse the Roe
lard Tisifer-a shl estsitai,v ibrr fs-as,.
srs 'hs fisc'. % tae Nrbrsln m q. aaA
'tsv is ihra cost rrs. r Nsf-ssr- fhs a..
psfi-a 'o s.sr'~v ssts-ista.- BE- aa'r tsfi,si
sn5 ibsi bose 81 fscusa. sa8 bore ~ asr-c.
srr lbs m.,iyrs -t,,b s-,sste prr'eaisd
rl'a.as
Whsfiaaarb ;hs Crsrui Assea.bIy
q Nrfnea' sss, nersr refused 20 pa. seeh
base be- h5o' q Temperance So tAe D. p.-
sssr5 WHIST tsaagh ctrv til 70 refer.
eas 20 T.af rrurs ,sa, als passed l,e
L@gisit'5re body. has been arued by 'he
Etecnres WINS, ,aogrA ihs oul, tro
csnlltstes Gf Ggsrsaaf NV before the
people, zfs isaeefaic uel. never gwen ~
eunt -0isa9s 10 tctspeunce sod pruhibi.
aory lae What thsash there 0, an o..
temp' nssde ia ass quarter 'o make ga b..
sar au the Frohihsafy Av, and % attempt
~ repeal l. uliusm satisfied Not Of
az I, man hsse 10 psa,,~ IT, "esudi.
daics." ard Il r.4 hsys eHrnies. Il Ian.
guisAes shen opposition d.c., and IT, ~.
f'ea'o Joy Is 60 belese i,seIf prosecuted --
= saryr' The gioty Of being IL, friends
4 temperance shsli be enjoyed by only
lev. There sAsl be- Temperance cigar.
eay, and. 4 nobody ~iil make John Ros.
ors Of Dr. Po~crA, be- viii te himself 10
uc stake. call ~ usose slo believe % bic
in'rufersie Temperance 90 pile up the iag.
gets. and command ihr followers 81 his DE.
iuin, o. apply thc ,orcbof tnau,r1om. vhi'c
be resrl' ~ ginnes IS holor1us, ia
fam's 81 bls own sindlnr. snd Bpplsods "a
By those vho tr.H 10, see virtue cxeep, in
those riio clfim most. dcnouncc the 6crc
~, suj scream the loudesj.
bat better epuHs,ls arr preventing.
fni ,lie people ARE uniting DO support 81
tlir rrnones ac'iln Of iho RnHaud Con
srn''on, is practical an,,-slavcy platform,
and 70 vrll-known anl honofed nominees.
vino sertiil not their nnHin1,ion. who vii
m'l, ge,i rulers because they hl,e been
g'sa c''azens. and whose temperance goes
iaso ~oad, deed, and life. snd consists more
IN hsbiiual practice than Ia imporuned
pplfe.Oon.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04
LAYING OF THE CORNER STONE or
THE NEW METHODIST CIIJK,H
IN RUTLAND.

The ceremonies of laying tho corner
stone Of the Methodist Church in tins place
occurred on Thursday the 27th July. The
day was fair, and large concourse cf cit
liens were present. The order Of oxcr-
ciscs was as follows -
]. Singing Of" Coronation,' by the poo
pie in the words" Behold the sure foun.
dation sionc," SC.
2. Reading Of the Scriptures by Rev.
Mr. Amcs, of Prtsford.
3. Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Patterson Of Cas-.
Teton.
1. Singing.
.. Address by Rev. S. D. Brown, Of
Troy, y. Y.
This address was able, interesting, and
thoughtful. Ills language was well cho-
sen, his manner oratorical and pleasing.
In the course Of his remarks, he spoke Of
the trucking obeislnce Of demfgogu.s to
Catholics and foreigners, and their disre-
gard Of honest principles aud patriotic pol
Icy. But the people would endure these
things no longer 4 voice OF condemn
ton had been uttered and no one knew
"whcncc It came nor whittier 1t went"
Mr.. Brown Is the son Of Hon. stephen
Brown Of 81 Adams, and is an honor to
his profession.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04

-MuRDERERs PARDoNEp. % 9
last, Albert Story, brother Of NJ, 4.
story, conductor on the Rutland & Vt
layton r. r., was ruthlessly mud.
Ia Sale, Ill. The murdercrs wer. q
before two juries, aud by both prom
Guilty. Without any niw evidence I'd
pllltting clrcu instances, Gov. Niue
H., has ptrionei the tire, munlarenI
cause " Whistler right or wrong" Do |
"tha people do MT wish to soc men I
by Wholesale The y. Y. Times aH
BuRNED IN ErrGY.-Goy. Nha
Of H., has rendered himself cAc'a
unpopular ~ many sections Of that Sla
his having plrdonad nainbsr ~ la.
borurs on n Rlilrold, who mn-ds
American contractor at IT. Sale. 0s'
urday week, the G ,yernor being on 8
rold tour, happened 10 stop several b
at the scene Of murder, when the cil
embraced the occasion 10 COLLECT 90
nnnbers aud burn him in eiRgy, to d
their Indignation ut his act"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04

II is gratifying t1 observe IA. unanim-
ity with which the Hn'lnl n,minitions
are approved by The people. OF IT'S eipc
lion by The people by lIrg- ul iarity. there
seem, nirl.Y rooDior doubt. Judge Royce
J.. prov -fni uly p)Paiir, tul laaaysly 81.
liz syupllh!z's freely with t.Is people and
on the SIDE Of he people, Ia the great
struggle between liberty AMI sily.ry now
nj ssu' lie is = min u ability. bui plain,
sinpln and transformations. tlis election
VIII rel'cl rredif To The people, anl homo,
10 the State. -WrsUYy
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04

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''t N.e''1 ''A' ''"' make o'''-'
GO R'''' 'a ''' D. CT ''-i ''y'' oy i''""s
On ''''''f ''s'''' ''''''' Ae'''!s %. pols'
''i ''n' ''' 10 garments '"'' sn'"
some TASTE hna ''i' 90 "}ie ana color
10 bo}' n'f ''' = n''Aef' should "e nni-
20" '' ''.Is' 'iH 'N''
''' i'AH N'' '"''f '' u''ai'n'' between
''-'' ana q ''it' BOY iA'y sioay Wei
81 -'h'"i' obey "AiinE'y al homc. ond eS-
'ea'r y'nF eon'm'f ds 'A'i.iai.y' ih' Yer
ln'' ''y has Angio-SaNon blood On him.
ana h' ''''s h'.i'' ohl i''es h's aihcr
ana M"'''f Nii i'.F Wa ',' Nin' bo' Is
be- N'' Too oi'on 'feaicl' while young boy
as O." af'ie'e OF specAisi'"nf And when
tl' po5 begins 70 gro" INTO 'he man. when
nl' joints are ''''e' His muscles 70" hafdrn-
3D. and Nhen We energies OF The body are
exercised ~ gfof No. T. he not rery oiien
o'ci"orked' and hs sleep zoo much shof-
iehen : M'ny hea''hy boy oil perfect
make Is rendered de'aracd- dwnrii-h. and
ms constitution ruined by being oyerwork-
90 az the groieing time Of lie, when he IS
neither man nor boy
j. there a continued effort n7dc to hive
him ioNe home, TO have his reasonable
wants ana desires gniiiied--cheap and
em dIsh though 'he5 Deg Does the Father
Wy To- '"''''h '''' With hg"' '''ir' o"d q"
oH'f'l ny instinct mon Ia farm WORK. ana
stimulate hi' curiosity nn1 desire 70 be-
come learner ~ an 'hat pertains 20 me
''r"f u me boy wants hRhlcr shovel
or noe he l. iold--" tl'ts good enough for
boy Does De collect h'"ers and plants
or minerals ahd try TO learn botany or MIN
'ra'"Py' "e u Told" don waste your tine
IN sneh hohseise--beiier be pinng up
wood Docs the Father trent his boy
a. j''e"d' ana a'cdys speak 10 him KIND
w. ana consult hi9 Opinions tastes and IN
pulses lnere are noble Impulses, gen
efons ieolinF'' good TASTE manly pride, and
good sense 10 boys which the iniii'rs DO no,
o'len enough consult II the boy can get
lessons al school, ana can DO yonr work
"'''' nc Is Ga enough 10 talk with you
ABOUT 'he oa''''' fences crops &C. on the
l'r'n' iils "p'nloh VIII De honest II not
'h'''''oi'' ana II you consult nm you en-
courage h'm TO to'nS' TO work. and to trust
30 you Boys are not always babies, and
even your sons ontgro" their "teens.' l.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04

--Thf AcroN 81 zee Rutland Con.
rsriiau ~ss prem dns' 81 the ps,f,.
ans ss'y fiAy ,rP,rsssd ih.r conviction.
~ ne ,use ehe1 a., IN Hie fra pr7,,
ias''i. ns3 degfs5sn.a resnlise G y tie
Nehfssis lfo@ebety ~ Nai use. the
soieo Of he there psfiiss % "a. hushed. snl
bee teis silruco 10 pfrssuee IL people
.Pcsling finely sod vHiist1y seain., ,5e
nss snd 'sgaaeui srnne Rsdirabsrn ~
s~h ~ss ssed, sad sseIn~d 30 acqu,cs,e IN
he caiH, dshbrTr'e sni faly .apfcs.sd
e9iniof's Of the people. Al Gri, M, good
i,iih had srea r'oineG. 'ta' ~ uupfugsi.sB
"uiraRc had been comnAl,,l feg - irh
there eacld be no spoleg, ~ excuse. -
They irii, also. the borrsuty oi a united
e'pnetaaa q condemnation Agsins, ,h.s
'u'hl'ss cneraehmeu, sf the Save ,Ylan-
~. eecsusc II vas the unsolicited acr. II
Congress, ami vas aided by uscomron
saPgs-t ans Interference or the National
Eforslirc.
Thc Whig Delegation IN Congress from
Ncftnes', wAs urong ADD answering
SRasns, 'be Nehn-aa stL Autho whi-s
iWm TIE North SCR ssNasf q l...ry
Wing PAPER ., the NotH end ,aaay q, ihe
No'iih ~ere against b. The Wig Dele.
rs'ioa "a Coegrcs- iron Vermont had. a,
81 previous Tune, opposed sisyefy aEvros-
s'on. only oao Representative IN Con.
grsss ifa'n fermon', i'sul Dihngh.ta. ever
vested 10 ozWsd slavery, sud be Wa f'rs
Ds@esrai
u vas tee Hh,es n VERNON, Who had
opposed the electioa a ill., present Ad,nin-
is'faiion, ADD ~b0 ~rfv cpnsr Aus II ,aye,.
crate opPosliion, s1a gH.ferm actlsn agAias,
slavery aggression
Every whig pros ~ Vermont. slste
ont, t.lly sea uiilioat fcscre sgaius, the
NEBRASKA oa'isre- Ese.Y Dcuocrailc
Isass sPske boldly in 10 fitef
ThT bead Of ,he Administration ~us
As'ihofH Hsn, Tae amhoroi the Nehras.
ta hai. as.l ,he man xso s,..n ,A,.....l
Csusscs. under vAip Az anal, 80 a..
Velmsfk
AlBsss The an, s,,s ~. a..
-auls eeeg. -s.i4t.t.y.,., ~.
sniis.., Gum ~,.a ,h-,.,,h. -,
asmsr, Ala. N-.,v. ~ -, 49,
esd. sis,s c,s...l,., ana aim. &C.,.
enhancement, s,.si,,s, ,.,os,a
las large Hs,sss.s J. .to sat. p, 49,,
f.ssx esftr H.. .ss a., 49,, ,,.,,,
gsnsnas..F To g. ,rrtar.a.of gs.,s q, ,H
opposed q .is,sp s,,sss..s. sos "a s,,,.
tssis lfsa. Asta.l IA l.s.,..sk. ca
,ary can tA-u ts Deneais p
FnsHsssap TO- W. H-sf,sts b,u 80 assar
'e-i q Dessserg Cs'1 ere, nsai.
Hste seppersf " Ff.rs P,rfeef he
sss sH, s'uI - b. taass % ~ g,u,, .isf
insn4 sfa NJ 80 g.. - BE- ps-e. 20 1ase
y ssoo'ps i's-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-08-04

The l,'tcrs of Judge Royce and Mr..
CLARK. published hy usit.t we IL. were road
and we're the topic of ylolont and excited
d,ba'o. ID. Powers al., reil Ia. avn
leuinr. % the ctud. ,tes. AMI fla, omission
of ia. ctu.blii,si rly, A .o.riti, answer
To- a,s uqair,os wsr. Inc ,hrns OF ms con.
slant dauuncuu1n dudnr the div. HIS
liugug, AMI manner wsr, ihas, of AIMS.
TER All dc;uor To- has humble dependents.
lie chIrged upon bnib of the c,niidites
wliul Il ,cepii1n, prevaucait4n and fraud.
AMI held them up az unworthy Of credit
or respect. He stlguntjzad iboir letters
a, hypocrllcrl and ryisiye. and ayowed
lhll b. could under M circumstances vote
for either JuiIa Royce. IA answer to the
letter of Dr.. Puwor.. sid thu a. would.
after the Mas. Convention. answer any