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Eastern times., 1854-09-28

1851. Fall St.Ic Hats. 1854.
PRIME assortment Of Mems Silk Hats, just received
"A from the Manufacturers You get your moneys
worth at the store of L. S. FISHER
Sent.
Eastern times., 1854-09-28

100 PAIRS PANTS very ARe and of superior Farh
lNlUmanshipi
10 Sack Goats tA
70 Frock Coats,
100 Vests some very fine satin
Overcoats, Green Jackets Robroy du 0veEalls, &C.,
Just opened and for sale at the lowest prices by
Sept18; Ia ~ RLAMAN.
Eastern times., 1854-09-28
House to Let.

CONVENIENT, pleasantly situated twO-story house,
"a on High Street. Centre St., containing IA rooms,
beside cellar and atcgood Barn and houses well of
good water and large yard family four be
boarders by the tenant. Ap.
pcaton to be made to the subscriber head Of Talmans
Wharf. JAMES ROJSE
Bath Sept. 13, 1854 l3tf
Eastern times., 1854-09-28
SaSadahOck Bank

HE Stockholders of the Sagadahock Bank hereby
notified to meet at the Of said bank MONDAY,
the second day Of October next at O'Clock, r. NJ,
choose seven Directors for the year ensuing and
any other business that may then before them.
BY order Of the Directors.
Bath, Sept. 49, 1854. 3wI3
Eastern times., 1854-09-28

1RO CASKS HYDRAULIC CEMENT 81 superior quail.
1CO ty just received by z. HYDE 4 CO.,
Aug II. Cor. Front and Broad Sts.
Eastern times., 1854-09-28
=. PHILBRIGK'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE.


Under the Anericdn House, Boston,
All New Books received published, which,
with usual immense stock OF standard and Misoelan
eous Books, comprising all the varieties in Ancient and
Modern Literature present the largest assortment in this
city, Particular attention gwen to furnishing Public and
Private libraries at the very lowest rates. Country Dea
ers and others respectfully invited to call before pur
chasing elsewhere Aso splendid stock Of Letter. Cap,
Bill and Note Papers, Envelopes, Blank Books, &c. Or
ders for Books respectfully solicited and good bargains
warranted.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28
FEMALE EDUCATION.

We have not the slightest objection 10
children OF either sex having TO study hard,
nor anything 10 say against a variety of
studies, # TO much is not attempted IN
each. But we dislike tins continued driv-
ing. 1t Is bad enough m the ease Of boys,
but Is still worse with girls. We have no
doubt that the seeds Of neuralgia, spinal
disease, dyspepsia and consumption, are
too often sown with the "irst-Tale educa-
ton given to many of our young ladies.
independent Of conditions OF health, il
is more than doubtful whether anything /.
really gained TO the intellect by this CON
tinued pushing. Girls have Characteristic
ally ready verbal memory, and natural
tact for telling all they know, and general
~ a little more. They will rocite the same
lesson better than boys with hnlf the
knowledge Of It. The principal difficulty
IN teaching them properly n to prevent
their going too fast. We have seen young
ladies of seventeen who have been through
Euclid, Buffers .indiogy and Stei1dff's meR-
tai Phiiosophy, besides half dozen other
things equally abstruse, aud said they I'M
derstood them all, and seemed rather to
wonder that any one should lind any diff
Guilty IN them.
The climax Of ahsurdities, however, j.
the way in which all this accumulation Of
learning is TO be disposed o. A. eighteen
years Of age young lady, after being
driven al this rate, al the risk % life and
health, for six or seven year,, Is suddenly
''ietchsd up," In her education, like man
of-war coming 10 an. hor ~ gale Of wind
--i0p-sails iunod, yards squared, and gen
orally o salute fired "a the shape Of large
party, IA which she formally "comcs oui :"
after which operation che TOO frequently
enters upon career equally unnaturally
unnatural, equally injurious 10 the health,
and far more expensive and lrss iuieilectu-
al than before.
We should like % see the diaries of
some Of onr fashionable Young ladies for
f the year preceding and the year following
+ this operation Of 'coming out" We fan
CT they would run thus
I Jsc. ,. ISL Rose al q, wrote coupe.
sltion, learned French lcss1n 8nd s'd!cd .
page Of chemesiry, breakfast a. school
f from . 10 2, missed French lesson and got
q mark for whispering 3 10 3 practiced
music 10 q dIuucf q 20 10 ~ studied
Euclld, Virgil and uatuni philosophy, and
wcui over f4r in-u0uJw ihe Ffcneh irs-on
F missed to-day n +. 81. Wiih hesdach.
+ Dfr. =. lisa kose q y rather unwell
from being GOT late last evening break
fact atgI2. 10 % ~, finished 'surfcg
end caumeucrd The ia.tais ~ ~ !.
dressed Cor calls 10 5 made calls . 10
q. dinDfr 0fo9l2. dressed 10 % 3
attended % Sic. keepemists's parry I
A. A.. sent 20 hrd rather faugu~d.
Thus s1riety Is called upou % finish
phat srhpols have begun. The nielloei
. ls Ansf 0,ehaskrl sni uhen a.i1aed D. rusi.
Tho physical ,Fsiell Be- 30 tufH ~oIn oct
By study an dissipation, and tliose social
ahi moral ~ aues sli-h s.te iiio PfIar4-
7 ~ rr-- ~ vryss sra Prr- ~ ser
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28
THE WHEAT CROP.

The Whoa, Crop at the West IS D.
considered in fair way TO recover FROM
effects OF the hard winter.
The Chicago Tribune lately gsyi
variety of details To prove that there
be a large wheat crop this season in e.
da, New York, Pennsy lynnia, Now Jcr-
Delaware, Virginia, Ohio and INDIAN
all Of which the writer has made posd
observations. lie thinks tho number
acres sown IL one-fith greater than
year. In Ohio, where the wheat i
drilled IN, there has been very little
by freezing. Wheat sown broadcast, d
only half planted, Is half dead, and
other sickly;
Rochester, April 22.--The whea, %
Genesee Valley, except upon claycy ha
does not show signs OF materlnl injury 70
the frost during the winter Farmer
making calculations 10 plant largely
spring.
Jonesriiie, Mich, April I've BE-
had severe snow storm here, but DO
think II has injured fruit materially, tl
not, We shall have Il great eropi bn
wbeat is half desiroyed-it was sm0e'r
under Il close coating OF ice IN The a'1
.Nornuik, Ohio, April 10. The W.
crop hcfeabouts looks remarkably "
considering the unusual seventy lior cr
Of the winter. The winter was refnafai
changeable, with much rain snA lltIe fa
with occasional Severe snnpsi OBJ
drenched the wheat aud then hearsi O.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28
WAsnINaroN, April ., Is

w ANHINUTUNi NFTII 81 ~
The Senate in executive session tod
ratified the Gadsdcn treaty with amcr
menis, by close vote. The treaty ash.
fled, gives Mexico Sl0,000,0O0; redaa
the extent of territory, and abollshes q
eleventh article of the treaty Of Guadslm
liidalgo; ignores the Garay and all Oh
private claims, but extends projection 4
security to the interoceonic communics1i
across Tehuaniepcc under the Mere
grant of the 9Th February, 1853, (Sioo
embraced in the Conkling treaty.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28

SAS FRANCisco.-San fmclsc1 T
eiiy oi such recent date and ~ des'
ment has been 20 rapid within the poi Z
yrars. that even uow NJ csn hardly fe
~ true position ~ d great c0mY
city. We learn from the cry dIrcif
Sln Francisco that there are al ile RI
ont time included within the mr'fF
30 public streets and hIlcys, ~hifa F.
diuded into eight wards Ihefr a'
NhsVcs, capable Of ACCOMMODATING !
largest ycsscls. There are uiso n
ois ~ ehurbrs lUO public hous.'
restaurants H. banking houses . p
nilicrs % iusuranre Offices, siih 'ii
u sA0O0O0O. 8 theatre e'
hAl ., aud Z public chools. II has y y
plpers sod PERIODICAL o'ilces. and en-
~ o large number 0f benevolent an-
socleilru. There arc llsu incofPhat
The cty . mauufaln lake Natrf c2p'"
with d capital u - 100000 p.ah'
company, Nith d capital 0i ssSlN
frlegrpA eompny, ulih capital ~ -
90 gass company 8 steamship
ponies q independent ml.Hia and ~ .
companies u mills IS bakrfi-s 81
bnneh ~ che public mint 10 'ar ,.
Siu FfinciscD ere c4nsuis iH n
e,gnines. The sn'in p7paia'i9n %
by 1900.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28

Dun ANBAssspoR AT PARis.-The
.l;diondi Inteiigenocr has an interesting
gossiping letter from private Correspond.
cnt Ia Paris from which we make the fol-
loving extract:
"Mr. Mason, our minister al this ca piial,
Is nn cstimablc and honorable nan. and
personally Is highly respected bat II is
unfortunate that, at time like the present.
with general war about involving the
whole continent, he does not understand
French, which is great disadvantage 10
him.
''Our citizens are here m great crowds
and present themselves IN great numbers
10 Mr.. Mason for presentation 10 the E,n
pcror. Al recent Loyee our good tcfn-
pered minister, at the head Of some thirty
or more Of his counirymen, said 10 the
Emperor, as be- stopped before the group,
Permit me to Introduce your Majesty TO
nay couniymen; they are all Amcricans.'
Tins turning Of tables, by Introducing
The Emperor, only created a smile but
one Of the group made Il much more un-
fortunate error lie wss d New Yorker,
aud had been, II appears, Personally ac-
quaiutcd with Luols Napoleon when Ia for
mef days the latter was IN that CITY. OF
tins, ~ very bad taste, be reminded the
Emperor, and then added 4 hope 10 have
the pleasure Of again seeing you IL Nee
York THIS was almost az bad ~ the
sp-'ch Of a lady 10 George the third. That
the thing she mosi wanted 10 see was
coronation
Hos ions DAvis, or "Hones, John Ds-
yis," as b. was often called. died NJ bis
residence in Worcester, Mlss., on Wed
nesday, the l9qh, aged 80 Yeas. H.
was chosen Governor u Massachuseiis
fur year in lr.3i, -, Al and ~, the
last time hY The largest Huinfiiy ever given
l. a gubrrnat eandid4tr 10 that State
He vas several yrsn kepfrsrnaiiyei Con
Rrrss, srfyed tSo terms in the United
States Senate. Aitsr the expiration ~
his iasi term o. Senator ~ l-ki, De- took
DO aciye part 30 politics. A. lswycr. r
Dagls Was successful, he peculiarly hon.
go and fair nannef having grea' weight
~ih jones. He was q Whig De- il sell
koan, ana greatly respected By be f-Il0w
clizsns. The cfoAning eel II h4s Coo
grssi1uai life vac the steamboat biii, fof
he pres en'iQn a explosions ono ~ the
m1si triumphant shA spccceusfui Gets u
iessl7ii1n umf ever soagid o. arrest q
I-i,'rc s-i.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28

--whiskcy Is non-eonduc,or.-
.naiL ono, Il conducts money out Of
your pocket, folly into your head, sorrow
into your hear. rcdness into your eyes.
Pimple- on 10 your nose |, will conduct
year toes GU, II your boots, the crown ont
ofycur hat, and YOU ou, At the elbows. It
~ill eondao, you straight away from home
70 the grog-shop, and orcokedly back sgain
towards hsme. Il will conduct you spaius,
poe, and both sides Of the STREET, inio the
ditch, under the Mainr law. before the
Jusiiee, and into jail. |, ~,ll conduct hun.
ger and rags into your household, and
happiness and comfort 90, q II. {, vail
oondooi ,osrs down the check Of your uifc.
and disaPPoin,ncn, and anguish into her
heart Il ~ill oooduc, you mserasly
through life 10 miserable dealh, unless
yuu change youf conduct
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28

---JuDst rirHroisT's DIcisisS. The
es.s sl,sa -A.eA a.s !s4ss 1eclAea tse De-
ssrss,asa u l.qsas oEly 'oien4rd fs'' sale, 70
be isvspass. "a noi sFfealoc 70 the su-
psea~ Coas We. Al hrsi. psblsshed that
ths essr ga 10 be retessv1 Ia ,l,s p.s,nei
ce9Fs. bot the IssPes sssofsily base Essds
osFtirss ssslasscuss sascsruirg L.
We hss.s ,las feaiuF. q ne ls- sili Bi.
,lu.sisly keuans established both By lrgis
lss.,s snsesu.sni and By sacae.sl ass.saeu.
llosfser masA - aahy waA is.s. ss sol
la..ss lssi he coar IA sa1a.sNiRs = ssase
FINN ssy EsA. tn1 that 20 esesioa q 90
laisA 10 f-sl-st Ths Psfssssl sAsFssief
u is1=s r.~'T.sisa "a fai assss rsprassh.
ssl ne lssssy u his r.s,ssss oasAi nos -
10 hshay Ssss,ssl,sS.
glsr y rs ,z..s; IL isE bysz lev.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28

-CsLiToASia NrWs.--The II ai;ed
States snis~d Al Mes Orleans on the asIi.
rhs ~ll!iHois- a. on the ~sy irom Aspinwsll
70 \. y. With 7o0 passenger, and one
million u aoney. One editor 81 San Frun.
CISCO had fought dsei ,ih another editor.
and, unfortunately, oaly oae If them sAs
shot.
Col. Watkins. Sbc q Msitcrs hlhbus.
tor, has been lined ana found guilty..
The Bntash si.ia = 'hAileuge7 had been
violating TIE revenue lass, and has been
seemed
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28
CAsrlrroN. Ami 10. III

Those engaged IN procuring subscrip-
tons TO the $4,000 dollar fund, to aid the
cause of Temperance IN this State, aliho'
tncy have not yet completed their labors,
are respectfully requested TO report 10 me,
without further delay, the names of sub
scribcrs, their residence, and the amount
subscribed by each, that it may be asccr-
tanned what progress rs making to procure
the amount required. II is very desirable
that this fund should be immediately ruis-
ed. The State Executive Committee have
no means at their command, and avn not
aware that they will have any, TO enable
them TO execute the work intrusted to their
care by the State Society, until this fund
is co npcted. The temperance men of the
State will, therefore, see the necessity Of
prompt action in tins matter. Those en-
gagged IN procuring subscribers will please
continue their efforts, and from time 10
time, make returns to me Of the sums sub
scrlbcd. XIMRl HOWE,
- -.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28
NJ Ar,r.n,rnr,r,.-

-----Nr~ ApsIsusIsISrs.-
hsHhsu's u uaf village ar openias the.r
ne~ annals q spnag Goods. Read the
-rrPosss q lhcss basinsa, eosnmiueos,-
an anA sAo have Goods soasaaably fsf
ssls, and tbe chances are that va Ill
lssfH shefs 10 bay the nghi snicles At
far Fricoa We ~04ia call ssieniioa 10
Tie advertisement. Il G. u. Cor & Co.
J. 4 4. L.ssos, B.AtrrT a Sos, Bus
L s1sAssa Poss & Moan, sad {. Bear
q sgs.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28

"A plan q m contemplation 10 con
neci Plsi,s5afgh wllh Roase's pom, By
Railroad, and TIA, speedily. The Ronse's
Poils paper SAYS 4 a. propasos 70 baiid a
rad frosn Rousr's Poini 70 West Chsry,
and there eoanoci Sith the Plauskufgh
and Montreal trses. IL ths Wy direct
line 10 Plsi,sbofgh sail be socursd b.
buiiding toad q ouly ~ milss.-F g'5s.s
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28

---NrEKtskISI WIoGLrs- The old
Senate bill with Badgers aud Clayion's
amendmen's,is considered as lost, and new
ouo vii be introduced into the House with
out these amendments. An attempt viii be
made t. spring the previous question, and
50 shut 81 discussion. 4 forced vote will
be attempted, before the opponents Of the
bill, several II whom arc naS absent. can
re,mn. All these tricks are worthy Of the
chauct Of the hili. aud the motive, Of It's
friends.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28
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h' "u7'''''' "'f' ' In'''a' a"l
~ vac uiN'' ''''''N'''oi' o-'ams
FROM M'''h ~ to Aprn a. Their
p'U''a' g's'm'h'S "i greater CO.. .a
N'fi'y'
" was "P'T'eo 'lAt an Emporium 3.
was ionghi near Bissord, winch cont
from Apll "a To an Result 'u,hs
on doubtless some hghung did n.a
ne DETAILS however are unknown
Inc bfltlsh war steamer 'yeloN
Mui'' on tue l'th' bnngs important
ne turks purposly len free pas
ior we Russians 10 liimoa' but Thea &
lacked them N the rear and after
night one hall The Russians were co
pieces, the remainder being Obliged too.
the Danube. No d,tc ia civ,n
M. r..,-,, -, a.
Il" : ''"' ~" '"'"'''' Wv '''''
'@arnaNadd IN me pohrutscha which VI
shellcd by the Russians.
|, ,yas further stated without J,t, NJ
,oooo -. -, 20
'u'oVV MUSEUMS hau or"Ss'd az "a Y
without opposition. Accounts of these oc
cnrrencrs are very confused. Nv date q
Mil, no ,,L :, .,.a,lh.
."u''' w '"' '''' II % '''''u ''''' 'h Eng
lish bng IN tow oil a Crescent steamer ina
the Danube was fred into by the Russian,
Also ,bo, n,o,har En,Est h,, f,,,,. ..
''.,' '''S ''''''' ''
kno"nl was sunk by the Russian batlca
on the Danube.
Gen. caurohcr, with 9ooo pren,b ,,,..,
"f'''eu At o"iistni''inop'e on u'r 81 %
April. The declaration of war by Franz
and England was known in Turkey "a
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28

----L,oroLp's Pass. The manufsc-
turcr has placed box Of these pens IN our
possession for tnal. We find them we'll
pointed. durable, and possessing fair elias.
teiiy. q. a. Tuule & Co., has Tia IN Tor
sale
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28

& 90 l1 g., no ,sfssrf. taa 10 su.faarasus
tus gaair,si ticaauss srs eu'f H. as-.
~ u 70 ~ % tssgt .s a-sss shti rpatsf
ts't srrHf ssi WY f'vs or is srafss sssps
Tts ~ nsf BE- usst u,ls ef.rassIf n
tiss srtdiustt n ouuHau7f - ssprtsaH
r. u ne lss 10 sss ssecmsA 40 ns
''sss 10 sT~rstr sreits igaaf . ing. ii.s
tsai nsss ne BE- shsfsr srar gairs ptrf
pa,'s N is~. NJ .sl'ttar. ~9 rrersic
aas9 uJen as uslti.es o. osdei q psss
nss 10 End q efdrt b. strrair b. ti-rs
nna be- ne to- autIir maus o. rasairis.o
tAsi russaf ,ua 'l- g,s,gos-s Il trotisr b.
~fang sa1 pstr a.crY rhai ran
rlcfiaa uas' b. ~h-fasoi 30 vrH t0,f 81
tsia', W. psassEr Il ise Msr, Law
Tbs IsasslgHs ns's sigru'e. sn 81 vis-h
rfu- So So ing s,iaag ard srniinr ~
isgao'. 80 90 tiusast spsffsiss.l. b. suh
ou' utr saa a la~. sfrumos. oY 'vss'utloa.
NJ Csfsai-sebr, ~as Dish.soui1h ialt
~ss pserf esr~lls1 frase "a, ,o-n Of Mae
srsi
To nan. us materially g. chsrt these
Pnae'sces ~hlch a'sks pi-n araut. rcqairos
nu'hiHe loss ilaa h. maize rnon better Mou
gts drgus in arl-r 70 dravu fsf st.o1
taas. tbs u.oFtl9 sef,ssi4sus a %. BODY. snd
o. grf nd = . ptiafai cansci1aspcs. ~ ele'.
fnsPausibiify. Toorcframr ,his requires
sHasis hat vih nsser tire aud never end.
Isosc rfe''s must b. q more thar onr
SOFT Gcuuine Temperance r,.fufu Requires
ihe pffsuasieas ~ e1smple. argue cot. ilss
rausisui rr,srutailof ci teeth. aud the co.
sfcsens u statute iss Lave are strong
io 80 reform. bu, they csums Do he whole
wora.
We beliete hs ilqaor lsu was intended
81 good, tbs, g has danr good. ard that.
e'inF pruned by su,endmeui. and mad. sr
eeRaeis % b'ac.' men BY good ~ors.. %
y si'll po-efial 10 chccs iniemperance.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28

-whai you AMOS already. lhai Oh
Tac%day sPlhg was bodily Pnsseu', and
made fssorH.e i'npfessloa on ali things.
To-Day, rh1rsAay, ne call narth vius =
es,1s-y "a mr. s-rs rr-s II a fss- rr--
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28

-on ihs 2ilh d March, lhe Coagrrss
Of NensHela abolished slavery Ia Venzaels.
The PlsH,eFs an 10 receive Indemnify fof
thsif slaves.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28

VIII hold us fourth annual session At
Uindsor the 44d, ,s3j and 2iih Of August
next.
The following gentlemen have consent.
ed 10 prepare addresses Cor the occasion.
Rev. J. II. iioFEINs. u. d.. Burlington.
Rev. j. CLtaEST. ID. d., Woodstock.
Prof w. q. CASA, Vernon, University.
NJ X. ;. liowAKB, Bangor, Me.
Mr.. Il, ". CLAEK, Bfaiileb0ro.
Mr., Arsrs ADANs, Windsor.
Rev. {. w. CrsHiNS, NeRbury.
Shor essays upon practical SCHOOL sub
Jocfs viii be read before the convention bv
Msssfs. J. n. Colby. NJ. Johnsbury ]. \.
SPaulaing, Barre, T.. X. Pangborh, ~. Al
bans, J. ). Lee, 50 N0odstnck {. b.
Hulber- SNaHion and John Graham. Bar
ton each essay 10 be- FOLLOWED By Discus
sion upon the subject presented. The
Committee ain IN their arrangements, "a
render the meeiing highly intsresiinr and
pruciioai IN 49, character anl they hone
their csil viii meet D hearty fespon-e aud
secure The sciiEe cooperation u al lricuds
Of education throughout the State
\ "a re particular noiice u The meeting,
siih an order II EXERCISES, sill appear in
due time, 10 the form n circular. NeNa-
psPen IN the state friendly o. the oanss u
heoealien, are requested % copy The
above.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28
p The Boston Daily .ual, which cot

TN Hosion Uaily .HaiI, which CON
t.ius all the news IN nutshell, and 10
which We are often indebted, came out Nth
De~ face 90 Monday. Alas for the
nan that can't spare cent for a copy of
the .udd The news, a sensible editorial.
and ten good laughs, al for one cent
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28
Treasurer Of State TEN. Soc.


Il GREAT DEAL of talk and no, Il
little excitement has been occasioncd a
mong those interested in the Lake Cham
plain Steamers by recent transactions in
the harbor. Among so many conflicting
statements it is difficult TO arrive at the ex-
act truth. That the Steamboa, Frances
SALTUa was rehtted during the past win
ter and intended to be run by parties resid-
ing in Plattsburgh and elsewhere, between
burlington and plattsburgh, IN opposition
to the SARANAc; that her departure from
the harbor, at the time the SARANAc came
out, was prevented by legal process; that
counter processes were issued IN favor of
the other side, that violent removals from
those who claimed the legal possession OF
the boat, were threatened if not attempted.
and that yesterday two of the old Steamers,
the WHITEHALL and BuRLiNGToN, were
scuitled and sunk in such positions as to
hem 10 the SALTus to the shore and prevent
her removal from the harbor, in which con.
dition she remained at last accounts, are
webeheye facts. Considerable excitement
exists at Plattsburgh, we understand. in
relation Ia the affair. Burlington Free
Press.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28

TOW. DAVIS funeral vas attended by
grrsi eoncoufse o. friends al Worcester
Mess. un Saturday last.
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HERALD.

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ss-if 90 s'st~st o.. "a sSss.1.r s-ss.-
ias - tssNs. t~..sss.-s q. ~. ..ss 80 sss
sssasy's 80 49,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28

Mr.. James Parker, insane, sho, hlz
wife, his horse, and huaself. al Elizabeth
city. Va, lHs, seek.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-04-28

-PhtsIBrSTtsL Nrro.--A few weeks
since so Pablshed a speech 81 Hon 81.
Foo'. delivered ln ,bo scnur. ~ favor Of
biii giving ten uilliions uf acres Of land Tor
the bcnefi, Of the Insane Poor
The proceeds q the sales of thus land
Scre 70 be divided sa.ung the scscrul
States according 10 ibeir population Miss
ph' who has spent The greater par, Of hrt
he 10 visiting ssylum.. hospital. and pms.
ons hss been Al Washington during the
past ~iuicr, aiding the passage Of this bill.
II passed both houses 81 Congress, bat
Pfcs'dcu Pierce lss. OF viii veto the bill
Won't oHGo,. Steele repeat me story Of
that stick Of candy
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-NarlE sUoah.--ln tn western part
q FeHnant Sesre ID % bell 80 ihe Sugar
eroPis hgh'- tiis year. ID ne eastern part.
' - $50 ~ ~ stsysr,s-s.