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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-15


To rgu3s' ou,p hin rlsc shiags THAT are
h@. Yes expect q psy you, shoesnales.
yeuf Eroesf. yc,,f heiehr,. -ghss, who osa
is;es 10 ysa ,emPs'ni ~ssis- dsnf yue
snd ~hf shss'ld his due enac rraa unr.s
uip in,eas.efr - youF spsuinal wants
" TIE iahoses y ~nrii,y - he Lirr. /. .na
Ire good ras.ss y ~rFihy - his s.lsr.--
But peri'sp' be % "grll or In the world -
ssy Yen. Whist 4 that would yoa have
hiia sprnd he ssibssanrc 70 vour service d.
fsa Do ~ NJ y,u' 'rcigl,i,cf. u,e rnrr-
eian'. % sell yoa goods At ~ ! q per cent.
loss because BE- }. f,ch. And you know n
would M, be considered proper or your
minister 10 shave uo,es--.cven Il be had
the inehnsiion lin order 10 "pui money in
hls purse" lie does 10, speculate in
bresds,uiis nos grind the face Of the poor,
Bm u be to poor, and Il he has grown
grey "a vouf service, then, especially then.
" remember the parson.' lie would not
lock well tn s shabby coat. Is shocking
bad hat = woald ~ become his e1cy locks.
Nor can man live on faith alone. The
stomach Graves bread and butter. Dost re.
member some time ago, ltbe last time re
wcm To mcelingl tina, the minister's sermon
was bot las you thought quite as good as
eomHon' Perhaps be had labored, all
through the week. under a weight Of petty
cares suficicn, --,iitAosi, TO crush ou, from
the minds Of many Of his people" ersry
profitable thought Of religion.
Remember the good parson, as you value
good sermons, good society, and good
1t Is be who meets your child.
icn with smile, and pleasant word and
they love him and ''fs,her" aud smother"
At home know that the little ones of the
flock are cared for. II is he who is ever
ready TO aid in getting you n good name,
aud IN clearing It Of Islander. And in the
dark hour Of sorrow he is near ; and his
words are like sweet music notes within
gloomy prison cell. l, is he who whispers
Of rest--of bowers Of peace that bloom
IN fadeless beauty beyond the troubled wa
'ers.
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THE HERALD.

We sAsll sdhsse 10 our advertised isTrns,
fsee5 ot ;hs hfs psgs. pptg Jan nvft
Tsr urusrs y oil sabscnsefs s~inr ~
a., lifAsln toe pears On ,hs 6p, Il Jsa.
issri, stl b. sasicn ina'n De 30, All
ias ,aais hts3cl o,a 81 celce,ioa.
'rs- naassr; q tas class "a our lisi, Is
sfs,siy fsus,-- she hate scen "a 70 u,tl,.
'sA5 fssm % car dge. ,i,, sasa q nearly
ses0 Il Is such ssh-cracfs that have
l.i.cd w nes papers IA Ais State danng
iis yeaf 4 u they Who ley On the las
sesihof ihai breaks The caasi'. back.
Tho uafpes II all g-rsss. l,sing 90, Il
Rnlsnd ceuniy. vii BE- stricken from tlc
be-. shen ti,e tiu4s f,f ~i,eh they hsvc pre-
patl. raeitos.
AdteHlseiacu,s fann the cities wall not,
~ any case. BE- inserted, ualez. pfcpsid, Or
ordered thyaiipb t,uy Ar.eats
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Tue NORTH BrIrIsn REvIEw, No.
XIII. The contents of this number are
i. The Wonders Of the Shore. 9. Popular
Education in Scotland. Worth reading
in Vermont.) 3. Milman's History of Latin
Christianity. 4. The lnsoluble Problem
5. Life Of Lord Metcalc. G. Mental
Physiology, Electro Biology, &c. 2. vii
liam Cowper. 8. Progress and Prospects
Of the War. Published by Leonard Scott
g. Co, NY.
--BLAoKwoop's MAGAZINE, for No.
yember contains: |. Turkey and its Pop
ulation. 2. Ciyilization--the Census. g..
The Secret Agent. 4. Color in Nature
and An. 4. Latin Versihcation- s. The
Influence Of Gold upon the Social aud
Compiercial Condition Of the World. 6
Peace and War z. The War and the
Ministry.
--TBE ILLusTRATED MAoAzISE or
ARr--Par XIV, Vol 4. Some Of the
many engraylngs are pleasing and instrue-
tive but no, a few are worthless. All of
them are impressions from old plates, we
should think, and some Of the plates, are
nearly worn out. J. A. Dix, n. T., pub
Usher.
---SALurE ron THE Nav YEAK. At
the Court House in this village, nbout the
first Of January, there will be given Pus-
LAG CoNcrGr or Vocal AsD lssTKuMrS-
TAI Muse. The Singers aud the Play
ers are sure TO be present, and everything
will be done, thai Is needful 10 crafty the
lovers Of good Music. Daring the past
year, under the management and direction
Of Mr.. II. Scott, many Of the young ladies
and gentlemen Of tins village have been
thoroughly and skillfully trained in Singing
and Playing On instruments. This effort
has been ealDer,ly successful, and reflects
much credit upon the Teacher, and sehol-
ars, These, our citizens, native, and 70
the manor born" purpose To give pablie
sniertAinneai, and We are very sure that
large eudlense oil Teeiese pleasure AMI
satisfaction from II, aud BE- satisfied HAT
good innsie can BE- sraisrl" "a ve,aoni
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TIE las, Legislature and Banks.

We have collected together from the
proceedings Of the last General Assembly
In reference 10 Banks, the result found be-
low:
Northern Vernon, Bank at ST. Adams,
reported against by Bank Committee in
House and Senate, and rejected.
Fairfax Bank, at Fainax--reportcd IN
favor IN House and passed rejected in the
Senate.
Bank Of Waterrille, at Wa,eryille--re-
ported agains, in the House and rejected.
Bank Of Lamoille, a, Johnson--rcporied
against in House and rejected.
Lamoille County Bank, at Hydepark-
reported Ia favor and passed both houses.
Bank Of South Hanlwick, atSouth Hard.
wiek-reported against in the House and
rejected.
Bank ofcabot, at Cabot reported agains,
IA House and rejected.
Bank OF Lyndon, at Lyndon-reported in
favor In both houses and passed.
e-charter, Bank Of Caledonia, Mt Dan
Slllc--rePorted IN favor and passed both
houses.
Bank Of Waterford, at Waterford.
West Randolph Bank, at West Ran
dolph.
Re-ehartcr, Orange County Bank, at
Chelsea
Wilmington Bank, at Wilmington.
Increase Of Capital, Bank of Baltleboro
Windham County Bank, ut Bra,tlehoro.
Eagle Bank at Castleton.
Peoples Bank at Brandon.
Western Vermont Bank at Fairha~en.
Winocski Bank at Winooski.
iiinesburg Bank at llinesburg.
The above were all reported against by
House Committee, and all rejected, except
Hinesbnrg, which being amended in the
House, after the report, making stockhold-
ers personally liable, was passed, but was
lost IN the Senate.
Bank at Newfane--reported in favor in
House and passed lost in Senate.
Increase Of capital, Dandy Bank-re-
ported against in Senate and rejected.
Waloomsic Bank at Bennington report
ed IN favor and passed both houses.
Bank of Richmond reported in favor in
House and passed lost in Senate.
Increase OF capital s25 600, To Bank of
Black Riyer--passed the Senate, reported
IN the House without an expires ion Of opin-
ion, and after quite n spicy debate, was
rejected
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"sFa't sf's' s'e'ei.F, of,hs rr...arr.


Ne~ iosK. Dec. 3.
We ssfe rrnisoi ,a pd,Ysa-e copy a
,.sa Rspsff u The sarreiary u the Tpas
nry, IRON Sh.sh ~ eoadenfs be ,oilou ing
iac's r. The actusl raee,,ss pfo the uess
aFy 81 tas saesl yeat eahas 3Dh u Juse.
lssi, ifon al slsrocs, uAs s5l5ia.70s.
~iiich, ~tth lAs haispcs in ,bs treasury on
TN Vt 81 uly 1864 tsnail s,e.l gage
'p'ai ~ ibs service ofthaycafol SIS igl.
~. To ss,asl ospeais,ar-s e., the year
#efc s1sssifgJ, leaving a ballnco in The
Treasury 81 ihs ~ ~ iuly, 1854. II $40.
i.f3.H1, TA7 aeceia's g., ,ha quarter cad.
'ag seF'- 80, Issi, was sal.sa9Ds, saa
si's cssimaies fiY the reAaia!ng ,hfoe.qn.r-
'ers u iha 6iscsi year arc sg45e0 900. -
Tho ansgan' 81 Flslie debt outstanding ON
M IL u Jalg, isSi vas 81, Is0 500
The Secretary anticipates filling "a IN
ihe easie.a receipts. easns IA The Il rcipra.
cas- treaty vita ~ Briish Provinces. and
The short crops
The table u tho ioaasge II the United
s,s'es eahibhs an inrr4.s foe tho year Of
ss.r,l 'eus.
Tho 'shie Of exports and imports sh,wa
'h'i The i'asHts n the year ~sre sAS,3ll.
199 ~ esca~a u the oKprris
The fsiioHns STATE of ,hs revenues In.
dasea ihv Secretary 10 sgaia cAll the atis,n.
ton Of consross 70 the Pruprie,y u redu.
eiag tl'r reFenas f,pp customs 90 iha, 40
money shiii Be foe eiyel into the Treasury
ihaa Is rcqa!Fei fg ap ocononiral admin.
sstfsii''n q ths sos0faneni. he recon.
usessis ba' three rates II du,y. VIZ, one
hnndfea, buy aad ison,y-Gise per cent.
~ Pisec q ihe cighi schedules now ia use.
The Recommendation for repeal Of the
s.hins bnHnsi-s Is rnnsvcd. aud the sub
ie0l tho drasssek 90 r,,6sed sugar Is rec.
oansn1ed u uis csa,sdsfAi.aa d Con.
grrss
The s'ssssnea, u tie currency Of the
c"''Di'y giFes iAe Total afnoan, Of gold ADD
silver cola "a eifculs,ion on the 30,h Of
Sse,ssaslr, 1854. a, saiI.oOO, 900. sea,ns,
sa'eh the 'sssi hapA circulation Is ssoi.
ts~g.2oo.
IAa Tfostirrs 10 uqpasri 10 the eirea.
ia''ea Of nas'es q a sss,ll denomination
frcoosss-i. the esnl,asancs of Ito co,s,
ssHry.
The Secretary calls &c further asa. for
pssesiias hsmaa l,fa tom shie1n,rk. ON
ea' COASTS. AID suggests whether the Law
s'sa-'id "a provide gfestes soaari,y 10 the
Construction q passenger vessels propsllsd
BY Steam, q lassu ihssa. az nos, 10 ship
owners
10 'ios u the reeeni frauds b. csllec.
'as q cas'eas.. ia Cleveland. os~ego, Sc,
Tho fepaFf calls io' such additional leg.sla.
tses a. aty b. deeged pe-ossay.
The saiaisco q the rsisor refers main,y
bmnl epefsiloaa, ssl ,be operation. j,
The ra1ssas dependencies Al the Treasury.
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s T Is c iAL REpoS.
ma rHr "
HERALD

Va" Na,Ets.
Tho Sicsmcr fasi6, 49,,
YORK psy- l's'a At u o'si,st -,
Liverpool dates Of TIE aa,b M y
passengers, ~ M
The news FINN the CRIME,
tani. Since the haillc Of IN. (. y ~
NJ fighting Of any cou.,oo,,., Z y
place. Tho Ru~sian loss /. - ~ y.
ia,coQ killed and wounAed T -r
had buried 5000 Rassians IN. "a, "
states lherc wcre 70.Ooo Ru~,,,s' ,'''.'
IN the battle. The hurucape ~ \ w,
did great damage. Twelve ~. Y
wcrc driven sShnfc At tho m,s, s''''a
kaichi river aud the crews e.n,n'.,,s .
Russisns. Several ships X .Va
driven ASHORE hu, were 20, al -. 81 "
Egyptian three decker wen, 49,. -
1'sh with the admipl and zoo ~. -
bombardmcnt Of Scbas,opol /, ~. 2
With great vigof but Il Is thnusa - -
moro battles before the wans -
fought before 1t can be taken. r.,
ments were rapidly arriving on Sr,i
A Russian General who gave or,l..
men 10 kill the wounded on the 3. 3
taken prisoner and hung. The n. =
notified Austria that he Is ready a !. =
the Points but the Allies s,a,r - :
tend to hold the Crimea and d,cn,,
OF peace at their own time.
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Nuf lca@ siaee. "a 90 friend sa4 su,.sey,
tef Sailed ~ "a nl4ee sbd ssAl be hn3
esnsisdfi % sfea ilic faina.
"Nhsi's ihe ifouhia -
well sa iatiar - saany sssss,~
ihs Ns3ie.r
"ie.s-s.s, tlma.H
ute. ! leosansa
ls..-bui 'hea take - u.ssy asser. -
Ws'i--ls % ses wha, papei yoa Do
NOV. ii.se the Rs,seu -
.,''a 'As washiag'sa -
asi sr a.s ,as, have ,bs---. /.
r',saa"s psl-f
1853 Sasg mss hsso,se laa,lsselss,s
-, ~ The sisp-s.'
-sai 1es. sss ssssa 70 boob lar-,.sv
AHs A. nii-ss hsFe sas .--,-r
fgss l. That al p
I sfAi's tasfs Il aeospls ~ Msessis,.
sffea as4 - eas ~ tAem sn9rs !,
f.'A ,s-h siAtr. an5 hsS ysa sass,.e a.
S'f 20 eis's ag9 yp1 % tsse sAsi = ,.rini.
"a w fifie. tecAast gea tsts ., may
- a. isshiej ~ ~ 10 State =
,''AA asA - x ~ sl.snl he ssa tsss.
- ~ tees Flf.si- ~ b. pls.sns h,,s a..
esst'ss sissi iaess I'D Assief ~ : efatn,rv
80 EAR ~ i's - e. eitf, a.rssif uasn
w ~ ~ hsiag. sai ~ .aia.a4 f,rsksr
,'-' = Af4f 49, - Elba oay rasrsr,
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- .asaisisig saris3sss ssf s,.,.,- -
-s'f '''1 49, ~ paPsrs ia Pst,ef
''s,fe' ktseEies rls sies,i.s a.
y ''.''''' ts-A pace 70 Bosiss "a M,a.
a'y H. 4yc.s,a.i,. a.. x X -
' 49,. =. sai'''issy 5r-siesed -
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For the Herald.
County Meeting OF the y. OFT.

Ma. EDir0H:-
In accordance with the call extended
through the HERALD for a county meeting
Of the Sons Of Temperance, delegates as.
sembled at the Hall Of the Good Samaritan
Division, No. 30, ON Wednesday, Dec. 9th,
a, 10 o'clock A. NJ. w. z. Brown, Of
Good Samaritan Division called the meet
ing to order, and opened in due form. The
meeting then resolved its II into commit
tee Of the whole, on the state Of the Order
in the County. Rev. J. II. Patterson was
called 70 the chair, and b. ". Burt, Secre-
tsv. The chair announced Bros. ]. Nor
throp, l.. Sheldon, A. Canoll, c. Wollaston
and $. X. Ga,es, COMMITTEE Of oyertures
After remarks by different brothers for the
benefit Of the Order, adjourned to IL
o'clock, r. NJ.
ia o'CLocK, r. NJ.
The Division assembled pursuant to sd-
joarnment, ]. u. Patterson in the chair.
Opened IN usual form. Committee Of Over
iares reported resolutions and sentiments,
which we're lad on the table for the even
ing session. The same committee reported
the following resolution, which called on;
an able and profitable discussion IRON Bnos'
Wollas,on. Sheldon, Brown, canoll, Ward'
Patterson, and others, ana WAS unanimously
adopted
KsEoigsd, That the interests 81 temper
sBcs snd Of uals Order require a series Of
public meetings a. yarlously distributed
lhroagh the county as may be deen,ed
practicable.
The chair appointed Bros. NorthfOp,
wollas,on and saiiih To designate The
time AMI place f5f The nsri meeting.
Reported that Ihe next Heeting be held
a, West Rutland, AZ The invitation d Mar
BE Nsilry DBiziaa .adnsi-a
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sus. asA wsstr5 hsst 81 a.aall y,st -.
SsA.sais and isechai, vt-f rtra5scl
Fssfs N-sF ratstrfA nas Ne ryucicd
ietrA'sa vrfc eiamaups. rbe Sep~sis
fadoais opa8 ~ na,fd - A. ne wr-k ~
Suiaa ~ DE raaa pag sni o. ~srt hr-
rsu 70 b. u.risei,d To- Ropai a ilir
'a,a. .SpPransaarus was pssi,si,ed. hu;
W Pebble frcss tssi itiis 81 NJ ossiec 4
y. snd. e1nzsggrfiiy. iirpe -s'urihs Il the
Pesgie tHc~ nshiaz - ~ilsg l,aa been 5snr.
The saiss, Fsts o. nsics qfwhai ihsy in-
ieisla1 10 o. ard ile Press. 81 sca,s 10
sosfhy fcp@a. neglected - tel shat had
hern 3an-
Saae uiiusiy sppo.aa,scu;s e Cortsy
Saysfiasrnaents md hscn made, and s,sl,e
Forisass q the S;sts became fos,isc And d..
sisa change. What has bcon done =
said saps. we dout know. = sad nearly
al 10 lists. the cguaty sapssiHion.,, ny
vas abolished. The middle pan y the sys.
ten Sss vmnched COT, high salary lfor
Ncrmusil vas gwen - thr STATE Sur;., and
Ais p,~sTs ser. increased he ven, 10
vaik, bot, no raAt,e bow bsd, % well. he
id hhs sork .lls tcas aions. he did nos come
IN contact Nth schools, teachers, towns
pe'lniendei',s, OF the people. lIs vas orU
Vermont. bu, noi IL u. he oopid aet sue.
ce'sl, and the l.sgi-laiurc, reaecuag the
whuus, rather than thr deliberate Judgment
Of il,c lreople. sneated arolnd the Law that
enf,iucA Iho eleviion II State sup,., and
nnlh6ed Il by refusiag 10 elect that officer.
POI fur years, this dlsgraeelul neglect has
bern allowed
There shouly, there can. be no return to
that rejected system. Central supervision,
--one-mah poWer, ofiiccs whose
duties are poorly understood, will not be
tolerated in Vermont. This Tact should be
seen, and understood by those wh1 would
benefit the Com,npn Schools, or their efforts
will prove nboriive.
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Marr9tAaHA. flstFlnleg -. fssf
aef' w ~ fHr itf fwes Gsf "a ~.
90 We isas esss.Hs - nest ssls ssainflats passed
~ itf fisHsasi aase'alls q f.s stsis = -
hs'sisi hassia, 4 o lsls. q. . lsaF, hs f'as
at.3 falaasf iu ihls acts
hAslBt s. THOMPSON.
NerrsFssss - f5.l.
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several trc,hsrs &C. ,ho bcncsii 4 the inst
tuition. voted b saiaurn 10 nee, At The
church with The public, q 6 IA o'eleek, 7.
NJ.
g ~ s'rrocx, 7. NJ.
A public a,cc;ing assembled 10 the Brick
Church.
Called 10 order by Rev. J. u, Patterson.
Mas,c by the Seminary Gice Club, I'M
der The dirv.ion Of Mr. Giswuld.
Prayer BY Rev. A. CsDoh.
REGULATIONS we're introduced which
called on, able and elcqueni remarks by
Hon yHusi Howe. c. sponcr'. Esq- Rev.
]. II. Patterson and Rev. A. Canall. aud
which wcrc adopted.
A, This psini of the ncc,ing. sentiments
were Introduced. Characteristic al the Order
Of The s. Of r.. temperance champions,
temperance hosts, temperance the watch.
word Of the day. prohibition; which were
responded 70 BY appropriate speeches from
Rev. a. ttnoll, J. Norihrop, and L. Vol
laston, and met with the hearty approval Of
all present
A vote OF thanks was cordially extended
to the Glce Club for their very appropriate
music for the occasion, also To the Congrc.
gntional Society for the use Of the Church
during the evening.
Ailcr ngi,aiing the grand question of the
times through the day and evening, adjourn
ed without day will other Divisions in the
county do likewise;
b. w. BURT, Seey.
Castlcton, Dec, 1854.
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THE HERALD.


w Afsssstsss~.s.s ~ 49, " h@rasat d. 80
ssssy - ~pg.sA 90 u.S-s-e4, sarsp.-
t-a @tss4ss t~ss sts.. a. "a s~s.f.asa,s
FstNsss gst.s.
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luHu.

We ~sm The issALn should psy for il.
scif; ADD ia osdef 20 do this. We must
change car rates somewhat The paper Is
cos selling loser Than any paper IN the
Slsic. Rl;lsnd County Is neither small
~ poor Couusy. |, Ia large and rici,
sud Is going Ehesd in wealth and popula
iioa mese rapidly than shy other ono Of the
foaneeH. We believe It can, snd will. sup
pot ooaniy paper, i tha' paper dsseyrc,
rapport We are within seven or eight
hours Of the cities, and the city papers are
almost fatal 20 rs u this county. Ten dol
lars are scn, 10 the city for papers Of ono
soH ~ aDsher, where one Is paid for
hoiRe paper Can NE live really Ere--a,
tia, poor dying rsie-f
Aftcr the L., Of January next, the terms
ior the IrasLD viii ba
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--RurH HALL; a tale Of domestic life
This is book of four hundred pages, duo
decline size, published by Mason g.
BROTHERs, N. Y, and for sale by q. A
FUTILE g. Co.. Rutland, at SIPS.
1t is written by FANNY FERN, and is
marked, throughout, by her vigorous, indie
pendent, clear and earnest style. The
authoress seems to forget every thing but
the plain facts, and to be anxious only to
set them in a clear, truthful light before
the reader. Her words are red-hot, and
her sentences seem TO glow with the inten-
sity of her feeling. She hates injustice,
avarice, meanness, can't foppery, subsection
To fashion, and all uncharitableness. She
loves frankness, humanity, things beautiful
IN man, woman, child and nature.
Evidently, what is told as a tale, is, much
of 1t, the narrative of experience, and one
need not stretch his Imagination far to con.
ceive that similar sorrows are endured all
over our land, through the avarice and un-
charitableness Of relatives and neighbors.
The marriage IL disposed of in the frs
chapters Of the book: u brief happiness,
then death, sorrow, neglect of relatives,
poverty, cold and hunger, and resort to
every honest arti6ce To sustain the life Of a
mother and two daughters. School-teach-
ing is denied her. She writes for the
press. The hcartlessness and Indifference
of many editors are contrasted with the kind
ness and humanity of others. She becomes
popular writer, and in spite of brother
Hyacinth, of the Irving Magazine, obtains
renders and money. The book closes who n
poverty is exchanged for comfort, and
where success is made certain. 1t deserves
to be read, and will be read by hundreds
Of thousands.
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The annual Meeting Of the Vermont
State Temperance Society viii be holden
at st. Adams, on "Wednesday the i7th
day Of January next, at ten o'clock, fore
noon, and continue through that and the
next day. These annual meetings are of
vast importance and we hope measures
will be adopted throughout the entire state
to secure a large convention, AMI that every
town will be represented.
Those emerged in procuring subscrip-
tons 10 The S250000 fund, and have not
yet reported to the Treasurer, will please
forwadr to that Office in Castleton, previous
to the annual meeting, the names of the
several subscribers, their places of residence
and the amount subscribed by each, that it
may be known at that meeting what pro-
gress has been made in raising that fund.
Publishers of newspapers throughout the
state are respectfully requested to insert
this notice in their respective papers.
ZImm HOWE,
JosEPH STEELE,
CHESTER SPENCER,
J. ii. PATTERSON.
ALpAcE WALKER,
IL. o HieLEr,
JAMES BARRETr,
Eree. Committe.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-15

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-15

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-07
Insi0r A0uc, tie ca1rnts.
CHEAP DRY GOODS!
B. l.. HARDON & co.
ARE SELLIN(


HEAVY ALL WOOL CASsIMERES, at 80 cts.
do. sATINErs for 374 cts.
KENTUCKY JEANS for 12i
FANCY CASSINIERES for 50 cts.
HEAVY BLACK DOESKINs, worth 81 12l for rs cts
ALL WOOL FLANNELS for Il cts,
COTTON Il WOOL FLANNELS for 124 cts.
HEAVY ALL WOOL TWILLED FLANNELs, for 25c.
MANCHESTER, HAMILTON, s PACIFIC MILLS NJ.
DE LANES, nom 123 to IS cts.
BLACK ALPACAs for 12i cts.
COB0URGS for IS ctg.
HEAVY BROWN sBtRlTNGS Tor Gets.
BLACK SILK q inches wide, Lyons quality, for e2Ac
PRINTS, Good CoiorS, from to cts
LADIES' HEAVY LAMBS WOOL HOSE, in Mode
Coiors and Black, for % cts.
RAW SILK pLAIDS for so AMI 62 cts
ALL WOOL DE LANES, reduced from IS to 50 cts.
do. do. dc. 50u cts.
COTTON 4 WOOL DE LANES, reduced from 5 to 90
HEAVY COTTON WOOL CARPETS, for IS cts.
BRUSSELS CARPETS, reduced from 81 37l to 81.
do. do do. Sl12i to IS cts.
SUPER do. for IS cts. Price ten tOeeks
ago, One Dollar.
SILKS AT GREAT BARGAINS
MILLINERY, ata great reduction, to close the Stock.
GENTS WOODEN SHIRTS DRAWERS, 81 8 n 624c
MI d&w