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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-19
PROM tie Bnukscers' Trade Iist
THE MISSION OF THE NEWSPAPER.

The world il too apt TO forget and
slight its obligations 10 the Newspaper.
'Ts the newspaper that keeps men post
ell mp IN all matters and on all subjects
that do not pass under their own i'm
mediate observation.
The eye of the newspaper is uniycr-
sal it falls ON nll parts of The world,
and searches out lis incidents, ~ well
as the motives and passions that con-
troll its meuis. Nothing j. too
good, nothing is too trivial 10 escape
lis keen, penetrating glance; IL Is
everywhere, on everybody, above. he
low, around il the four quarters of The
earth are it. parade grounds,and il pas
ses over them eecry moment OF each
day. II is censelcss in lis industry /;
iirrless in is waichlulncs. and al
though gos-ippy in is character II Is ns
yiglant as time penetraIive as li2hl,and
sleepless Il. The stars.
Each succeeding dawn comes not
with more regularity Than the morning
journal with its fresh batch of news,
dc.pnichr- from all paris Of the world.
The thoughts, positions, incidents and
movement. Of individuals anl Of uniion.
are presented in IL. columns a. in q
mirror--a reflex Of the thoughts and
progress Of man and the world H.
who reads carefully well conducted
newspaper j. never in any danger Of
falling behind the aye. He journal
keeps him posted np with everything
running on with The great march ol
lime it gradually prepares his mind ia
receive all the new di,co,crie. Of the
human brain in il rapid strides TO clear
and uuclouded intelligence il nean,
+ him from old customs. Old fashions. nnd
Old fogy fhoasit. il separnies him
from early prrjndirrs, and gradually
imbuc. him with sound, practical no
tions, and enable. him 70 ialhom the
heaviest and most ab,trusr subjects siih
the plumnrt Of common sense i keeps
him alive TO al The new progrrs.ige
steps 10 Trade, Commerce, Science.
+ Literature, aud Arts Il makes him
Z familiar with ihr detail. of al the events.
iranspirng 10 no matter Whist purf oi
T the World. Of The day IL enables him
10 keep pare With lhr progress ani ~.
iclligcnce of he agr Il carries h,m On,
/ imperccmiLly 10 himself, silh zach pro-
srrs.iss step Of the era 10 which be
! lives and u enables him, Il De be a
man of business. 10 open nes channels
of correspondence sod iho, srcsrs for
himself new openiass Tor trade, and
nov sources u profit.
Regular and careful Newspaper Rad
ere have ninety advantage. 10 bgs-
iness matter. shere careless an1 casual
readers hssc bui one for he farmer
are aware fom The newspapers, u ihe
neg fashions. nrw iasief, and nes mar
kei, that are eoalianaily spriaglng up,
and knos Los 70 flaa and suase ,hsif
bs.insss accordingly ~hile he iApef
are ispofupl " sfeyihiag eayrp' hat
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-19
WASHINGTON FAREWELL TO HIS
ARMY.
A HISTORICAL SKETCH.

The Revolution vas over. Eight
years conflict had ceased, and the war
riors were now 10 separate forever, turn
ing their weapons into plowshares, and
their camps into rk.hops. The spec
iacle, though a sublime and glorious one,
vas yet attended with sorrowful feel
ings for, alas ! in The reinains Of that
gallant army Of patriotic soldiers, now
about to disband without pay, without
support. stalked poverty and disease. e.
The country had not the means TO be
grateful.
The detail. Of the condition Of many
Of The officers aud soldiers at that period
according TO history aud oral tradition
we're melancholy in the extreme. Pos
sessing no means Of pairimonial Inherit
ance 10 fall back upon--ibrown out Of
even the perilous support OF the soldier
at the commencement Of winter, and
hardly for any other duty than that Of
the cainp--lheir situation can better be
imagined lhan described
A single instance, ~ a sample o. the
situations Of many Of the officers. as re-
lated Of the conduct Of Baron Sieuben,
may not be amifs When the main
body of the army Was disbanded at
Nrwburs, and the veteran soldiers were
bidding a parting farewell 10 each other,
Lieutenant Colonel Cochran. an aged
soldier Of the New Hampshire line, re-
marked with lears ia HE eyes, as be
shook hand, slih the Baron
For myself, ! could stand It lat
my wife and daughters ARE in the gar
rei Of tha, wrrichrd tavern and have
40 means of removing them.
Come CONE. ssid ihr Baron, don't
give vsy lhas will pay my respecis
10 Mr.. Cochran and her japghiers.'
When ihe good old soliisf isil them,
their eounienaaces HeFe warm with
graiiiodr-for be- lefi there al be had
Ia one u the Rhode I,lAnd regiments
wefe several eompanirs u black troops
nbo hna srrfei through the whole var,
and lheir bravery soi discipline werr
unfufysssei. The Bsrpn observed ons
Of ibese poor negroes Oh The Skssf ii
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-19
THE KILLER WHALE.

w,m,sares, Aprl ~.
~ Lieut. Murrny'- description of tho
whale. be made some remarks on a d.h
of the above species cnl!rd the Killer
This h-h is described in Poricrs
journal of Cruise in the Pacific. ~
Til, fish is 50 well known to the OH
salts Of the whaling trade aud Pacific
cruisers lha, ! have always thought II
equally well known 10 he scientific
Having on more Than one occn,lon been
an eye witness Of the attacks of ihi, i.l,
on The whale, | will attempt descrip.
ton Of il.
The killer :. the wolf Of tie ocean.
and hunts Ia packs, and their tall dor.
sal Gn can be constantly seen above the
water. Thi. G.li has always a. conl-
panion, bat swimming dreprr,lhe stc0rd-
dsh, aud now and then may be seen the
shark, On sighting their prey, which
the KILLER srcs NJ n great distance, the
pack siers chnsci The nncouriop- whale
l. slowly moviug mar ihe surince, and
orra.ionly -poniing. ~ u were Ia sport
JET. of water above him Bat BE- now
suddenly secs The "-rn-Solf ncar BIN.
Instinct at once Teaches him thai on the
.nriire be- cnnnpi hr .f.. all fnking h
long breath. hr hukr. ihal i.. dives.
Bat there la. bcrn nnail,rr curpy
watching him from ihr depths b.luw. d.
the swnrlf.h, which now dart. % him
with The yclorii, uf lightning SOD pef.
( fprate. the whale hrnrn'li vii, iis lHag
and spear-likc no.r. This .cnls him
ai ones 10 the surface here he again
merits with 81. enemy. the killer bat
o.. set lhey are afraid ia approach the
whale
The shilr noN be- iin. 10 -rr lli- e1-
tent ofhis Danger, anl ior lime merely
lu-ie. the water with hi. ponderHs
fuke. IIe s,an lire. of this aud re-
( main, Tor a short tim, ai rect : the pack
now approarh him. and be- seeks .ai'iy
30 fight liut shat can be- dDY Tie
poor uhale hs. hump On = back aai
steers uu,ieadily, " bile the killrfs ia'l
and ,,in in siradics him on bio coursg.
[ Nearer AMI nearer approach lLe pnrts
[ ~ ihriy within agaia he lakes lons
hrenih AMI dife.. The sSori.Gsb has
sead,l, aepl hia in tiewg b. TN h,'
'sil ia ani bong slender propelilag
isii snd ~hiis q :. 81 eg,rl g.. ihs
whale ln inrrraae li, speed, 4 b bat
play 10 ihe ssord.a,h, which again dar.s
and perlora'y. ~ prey aad senis 'ha
wounded uhale Hsain 70 he snraer----
The rsee asaia commences. ih's fine
ssh diminished si,red, ihs killers il1T-
ins srparaiei 10 watch The hse = fhr
aAale, sho, Gsd,ng bic eaepiies 'n -
ery elfeeiion, cagrses 10 circle, and
again makss iLlsd. sd ssnsiirnss q
fsui attempt 70 esraps BY divlsg huf
(. Al ssys n,l by ihe fefdias .piae Of
ihe svori-a.h H.. At issi, yak st'
hausisd ani aisiadted. resyins 70 iis
surfae. where bs agzin sflemias % 80
cope BY fight
Streams ~ Li.a.i NAH bic rosfsa
ia spessiss .sli slie~ steadily ahef
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NfHN fHfH' N"H7F f'fft lHNFh fNNM NNNN
can secure ihemselvc. they care not
how soon he goes 10 the bottom The
only way Is 10 Keep sp appearances -
SHOW no signs OF going behind hand,
and all will 90 well with you
Very true. Uncle Joshua. but how is
this to he done Bills which ! did no,
expect 10 meet fir the next three months
are pouring in upon me. My hes, Gus.
TONERS are leaving me for more for.
tunatc rival IN short | am on the
brink Of ruin, aud noushi bot miracle
can save me.
a miracle which IS very easy
wrought, ] imagine, my good friend
What is the amount of your debts which
press so heavily upon you, and how
soon IN the common course Of human
events could you discharge them ?
They do not exceed one hundred
dollars, replied the shoemaker, aud
with my usual run Of work. could
make all right in three or four months.
We viii say SIX was the answer
i will advance you one hundred aud
sixty dollars for six months PAY
every cen, you owe. and with the re-
mainder of the money make some slight
improvements in your shop or house,
and put everything about the grounds in
its usual neat order. Try This plan for
a few weeks, and we will see what ef.
feet it has upon our worthy neighbors
No, no. never mind thanking me. am
only trying little experiment on hu-
man nature. know you of old, and
have no doubt my money is safe in
your hands
--v-,...- ....,, ,.,s-uu. Ihc advice Oi
Uncle Joshua had been strictly followed
and the change in the shoemaker's pros
poets was indeed wonderful. lie wa.
now spoken Of as one of the most ihriv.
ing men of the village. and many mar
velous stories were told to account iol
the sudden alteration in his affairs.
1t was generally agreed that a dis
tant relative had entirely relieved hin
from his pecuniary difficulties. Oh,
customers and new ones crowded il
upon him. They had never realized
the beauty and durability of his work.
The polite butcher selected the bes
piece of meat for his inspection, as h
entered. and was totally Indifferent n
TO the time of payment. The ieache
accompanied the children home T.
tea, and spoke in high terms of ihei
improvement, pronouncing them anon
har h.si s-L -i-.-. Tho uress-maRe
suddenly found herself free from th
great press of work, and in friendl
note, expressed her desire TO oblig
Mrs. Thompson in any way in be
power.
Just as expected exclaimed Uncl
Joshua, rubbing his hands exultingly
as Tie grateful shoemaker called upo
him at The expiration of six month
with the money which had been loane
in the hour of need just as | cxpec
ed. A strange world They are read
to push man up hill, if he seems to b
ascending, aud just as ready TO push hi
down, if his face is turned that way.
future, neighbor Thompson, let ever
thing around You wear an air Of pro
perity, and you will be sure to prosper
Aud with n satisfied air, Uncle Josht
placed his money in his pocket boo
ready TO meet some other claims up,
his benevolence. whilst he whom
had thus befriended. with light ste
aud cheerful countenancc, returned
his happy home.
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fus ~ Euiisns Cosfris nsgaia
Ri.Tu Ri-Nu Ri-Eu Bi.Eu Ri.su Ei.Nu
Ri.SAH
Tru--E1t Cssi Lsg

4 tffd~ tiae'. issi hslse r,auf 10 bed.
= lh write -'ais r"fass guiis scnsis|t, " saia,
BAT si.ir cart s.usitis sasi-r had I'D
AHs us Cost Lst ,horis l.aps'i ,uso "a. head
Rata n 40, se.
YET, tsspnr t,. i,inPrt uars ned sas biRua.
Ne r~,irse thar h. wuaia'ni H. "bsaria 20 .snd ("
- hs sssp' ,t,s gl,,lo.aphs si~sy. on hand.
Nis-saafs ne heai Il ihs means 81 sounard.
R'-tu nas, Ae
- eiadins each ufchia TO bold bis tonras.
Hjs isstls5- -soncd harp he strung.
Abe oct ~ elhbrfds erfspfufsd hs hang,
Whlis tsid tl'o-s 'svishiuf y aiPhauiss sunf--
"a "a ii au, Ss.
ABd his wife kspi on Disturbing hi, drtAm,n
And lpnghsi At the pet" ard said that he theme
whirh, napiHE Ahe siliop,nE on, did seen
Liie ths spawned siesd VI a single -bors. team.
Rita n-Hu, ke.
And she said twas a shame that husband should
choass
The ~iie of his bn.on thus in abuse
'rhst NAMED men better bs working at shoes,
Than spending their evening. IA couuins the muse
Ria H-nu, Ao.
And the hsshand said nothing, vet thuuEhi how sane
Dear ladios, itsu ueI IghbaF 10 neighboF ~ha rgam,
To islk OF Niss wufeisu's bonns, aud comb,
Had better be ,inEes this chorus al home
R-ta r-nu, &e.
And now friend Hayden, un you ia call
Pay what DO you think Of this lrihs 20 SMALL
For, II you approve oi my chorus aud serawl,
To you weuld dedicate chorus and Al.
Ri.tu ri-nu, &C.
Nert saturday night, " the " nine" shoald inspire
Your servant and fuond, i'il take up the "lyr,"
When something agsn shall fe-ound from the ''wire
In the key Of De dai-i q never get hsA-erl
Ri-tu ri-hu, &C.
70 now =" by your leaven IN come To a close
fNo objections to that from dear reAdot .'posc,
But fany are pleased with my song, ptupose
That they sing I'LL my nett, the chorus that goes
Ri-tu ri-nu, &e
PLgHtaN.
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Tltr oErAT
bring and summer Medicine .

LAAcLKfsr EDuT ANn Hf-gB JATN
a ulf tifI ihH-ssrarapisfa a nafstpsfilis,
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a. sfsaff, ei..i'.ts Naai.is.slar hi. A.
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ffff, 49, AgrEf - feasisassfs, tlsasig t-aaes.
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b. rarffssn Ana, 50 fsif Ea-iss 10 tss iaiun
tahsiss. Nais sifest Esi.asa. - fifinfts 80
sFfs sFsu sansiy Il ~ - ia - ~asa.li -
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BARRETT q son.

Caniasissiah Aerrt rtsnts, aud islsfs in iauf rhit,
ifun steel. Agricultural imrl~iasnif. D-lfs rafk,
eiass, Ae-. A. Essf ths ffrisAt beIslt, Asfiass,
- -
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Dealers ta Naithes, Gisrks, lsSFiD, SILVER Nsrs,
fsssg G1szit, A.. fsfkiusi BaildiEE, hear tis De
psi, Asiiass, - hsPaiuaE nssil dnns a. sipH
Halife ~
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cHAKIHs WILLIAMS

VI AicHcis.
fsrns' sst c.saa.sil.s At Ls~. onss IL fhs
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nssirss is faranurs, Prasisiaut Ina Coal, Nsiis,
nsfa~afs, rg-ssf, aHe fussi sees tAs Dslst,
Asslaaa -
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II Z poRRAHcE.


Nanuizrturrf uf tiafnSses saddles, hndes Halter,
safcinEiss, 1c., kc., Ao PARK h"w, hsfiaae,
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NsaHfzffafrf sEf nraisf Ia Tfa rteft Ina sno
toplsf MafF aal ALL, stflaf.se AFsHi in hui-
isa1 stlHil - tee sais " tts ffrtf called = Hs
TnF rfsf" fina nsslf Last u Dgefs hstsii
Esfaa.e, o. ie--if
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fIlE RUTLAND HERALD,
siN4fn r,ms rf'p'' Nerslae roh
q. II. ia \ DEN,
T ,e,rt.,u Avn rHorRff.roa,
g. A. TUTTLE q CO.

I. Ftffs a f's'i. @tesr Fnuiaf tssiai.itl
s.ts a a. ssiaogsls einei
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To TIlI. SICK.
On J. CLAWSoH KEtLrY.

KutIahd tarrIagr HanuIartOr!.
Corner West aud W sIss streets,
Il,It1anci. Vermont.
'I,Ur zuhserihsrs huNd csfFis IT the di,reut
fatir, 10 of4rf And 81 sals taVofabls tftIns.
PAINTING.
CAffitfs snd sigH fsiHiiHf attended q, also, rs
unifias qsiat, snd skfni shiag ooss, nattet our
selves. g. ihs Satisfaction II alF pstrans
Hspaifs % rafusrss pfumpti, done. We solicit
,hsr q p,hiic pArusge, af.d shhll OUT best
deatofs 10 sali CUSTOMERS.
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Nhs,isssis and Retail Dealer IN Dry cooas Gfeesf.
iss, Nfarksrg, henHinftnH LAAmelsd, fanan, Glass
and rians Man, flaid i.amgs, Csnl.hsne, and
BanlhE fiaid, No. Asrrhani's Row, nraf the
DepOf, Hafiara, - iA-ls
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rsysis8an sud surFeau. oshr. A. ne pmg store
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Dezlef ~ RsEdy Made thshinE. Farnishing Goods,
hai.. csPs, a., A., 81 Asfshanis' Kn~, Ri
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PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING


"At present. district where laoorlng
man earns only seven shillings week is
thought to be in a state shocking to hu-
manity. The average is very much high
er; and in prosperous counties the weekly
wages of husbandmen amount to twelve
fourteen and even sixteen shllllngs. Inc
remuneration of workmen employed IN
manufactures has always been higher than
that of the tillers of he,,soil." First Vol.
Macaulay's England, page 588.
"During several generations the Com
missoners of Greenwich Hospital have
kept register Of the wages paid 10 differ'
ent classes of workmen, who have been
employed in the repairs Of the building
From this valuable record it appears that
in the course of one hundred and twenty
wears the daily earnings of the bricklayerr
have risen from half crown to four and
ten pence, those OF the mason, from hall
crown 10 five and three pence, those oil
the carpenter from half a crown to hve
and five pence, and those Of the plumber
from three .hillings to five and six pence
Idem, page $50.
Does this look any thing like Mr.. "Na.
tive's'' story Of twelve TO fifteen cents per
day? No doubt that gentleman feels great
repugnance to the principles which ad'
vocate. But if those principles are true
that gentleman ought not to oppose them;
if false he ought to be atle to show their
fa,eehood without resort to fiction and
fancy. -
The kindness Of my antagonist for the
laboreris ill,judged and unfortunate. The
laborer is interested in getting large ac-
tuai price for his labor, he is not interested
in the mere nominal price. He is inter-
ested in getting large amount of wheat,
corn, meat, butter, ,cheese,s salt, sugar.
coffee and. other necessaries for his labor
But he is not at all interested in mere
unsettling and initiation Of prices. lie is
|iust as well off when he gets seventy.tve
cents per day in coin, and can therewitn
buy bushel OF wheat, swhen he gets
paper dollar, and can, with it, buy bushel
oil wheat. The laborer has not the slight
EST interest in a bank imitation. On the
contrary it nearly always Injuries him Sc
verely because other things feel the infia
lion and rise in price before laborican OF
does. Oh. our glorious. old Black Dan
the steam engine, &C., got little wrong
J. some times and committed some errors
but he uttered some generous and origina
truths, and: amongst the resthe proclaimed
that of all human contrivances for zen
I ifhi irfiching lhe rich man $ field blythe swea
OF the poor mans brow, this scheme OF (
bank paper circulation was the most sue
cesslul.' Honor to his memory for that.
:. Most Respectfully,
March 6, 1854. OHIO.
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Musical Uritieisn.

Two young ladies, says the h61teel
Review, were once singing dtet ~ -
concert room. A stranger, who hSd hee1A
better performances, turned 70 his nssrAp
Dor. saying: s. = -
.Does not the lady in white sihg wlsssA-
edly?' s.ss g. 80 .s.. {
Excuse me. sir he replied; ~ hes
feel at liberty to express my senti49ns.
being not impartial in the casei ills ~
sister, 9. - - - -
II beg your pardon. sir,' answersA ~
Stranger. in much confusion, 81 meant -
lady in blue - sse 49,, =. -, !.
iYou're perfectly right, thsrs. replied
the neighbor, 81 have often told her %
myself; it is my wife.' - g ~ : -.