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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-27
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~. Fau'' Minnes''' l're Dec Dist lie
graduated 81 The vernon University ~
l0''' ana "'s O tnan OF hIea'y respectable
ana lH'''nF'' 'h'T''''f' nc was =
ye''a '' age
The corpora,ore Of Windham Coun-
rs Savings Bank held a meeting at FAY.
4 citey!llo on ihr lu.h u Jan. 1854. and &C.
cctcd officers as follows:
ions Roufnrs, of rownshcnd. Presi-
Don't
ENI1' " hItLoek' oil New Fame wee
President
At meeting o! the trustees the follow
ing appointments were madri. for Treas
urcr. Austin Bichard for the Committee
on Finance. W. l.. Williams, John Rice,
IT, Jonas T"itchcl, c. X. Field, and Frank
hn Sawyer. For Auditors, William X.
Shaiter, Marshal Newton.
OF this Savings Bunk the Statesman
says:-
y" ~ invite attention TO TINS report, ~ to-
Day p'Pr' II SHOWS the bank TO be IN
H'u''sh''s S''te anu Jusuh's The confidence
oi t'a dop'sl''r. When we CONSIDER that
TINS large amount Of deposits, Is mad up OF
smlii sums OF money from individuals,
which without tins bank would mostly have
renamed ldle' whlle now II pays the depos-
nor an annual interest Of at least five per
cent tins institution must be regarded as
one o. inc most US '1ul OF the aye.
In Springfield they have Lvce-
un The next question "a, dohato ;s.
81. the statesmen and noli,ic;,,s Of Tho
present era possess better facilities far nm.
ders,and,nc the Conei,o,ion If tho I1,;,o5
States than did the ron,r,,ion who ro,do
anil ,1on,oI ~
Better study the Sp,llinc Book bcforc
meddling with politics..
-. S. ApAMs ESQ. has been appoint
ed cicrH or the county tour. Tor Chitten-
den County, in place Of ID. b. Buckley Esq
Drsrprcrrr Fp,t Aho,,
clork last eyoning 6ro h-,Lo o,, 10 a.,
h,;l,i;,,,,. 1,.,.,I,....,. az. III.
hc,oro !, ,y,s snt1,,I .I.,,..r,1 ,I.., .a,;..
bl,ck Tbs nri,cinJ s,f,.ro,s ara
Root &. Tomlipson Dry G,od. S.oro
r. ". Rice. Jev,lar &c
l.. w. Preston do Jo
III II,rr,,g,o, Clo,hina s,o.o
D. ". Bpr. u,,ne.. Major
Mason Dooiso, Crocory
I,u,osIi,,l u L..
Odd Felow.' Han
Sans of ro,o,e,onceI Han
A vy.r,,o- I,l,,o ,r p.,h,,o
Mrs. Clark. Dwelling.
Nr.. purt. do.
Owing 10 the lateness Of the bopr We
are nn,blc in state the loss or the smonn,
%, ,,.,.,rca an. tho o,,,o.t,
Ry tho gre,, oxe,,ion or tho ,o,,l, ,ho
dweIling Of NJ, Presto, was saved al
,hor,b a.. hr,Il,,r was much d,a.roa
and n, one time We thougbt !, wonld cor.
family no d.s,r,yed
Tho cit,g.n. worked with the ,ren,es,
energy and nsed eyorv exa,,i,n 70 s,yo
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-27

Prof. issagtrls- Aas resigned l.ss
pee asar'''lp u Aaarfa Languages IN iisf.
rrd tHfrNrf.
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liea. Wa AFiaeiaa has yg.i enea
s&spo is' The rarFe>r = ,ra5ias ssbis
sss'rs ~ Nashville irvut 60 l.lssaa.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-27

N. Alexander 4. Bodisco, who for
several years has been the Russian
Minister'S, Washington, died at George
town on the 2iI mt.
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nliertIlautouo 1ltmo.

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Tha bora ba1la, ou Caamhes s..
). b. rfr. ctled 90 Neo tay itslA waF
herari ou Friday afternoon
800 ,...,,. 7, ,..,h rb,,.. Nom.
t,., 80. -, an. e,., \,
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49, ..,,.,,, ,,,,i ~. c-.,,i.sr N a,ms.
,5..,. ga. ,,....,..i ,i..,., - che ps.
cusiiy 81 a re'reaL " ~"on a. 81 vas
generally known tha' 'hn enAalnf ~os on
fire. the rrcaiesi p's''h'e confusion pre-
vailed. n ihr effort To preserve The 'Aio-
able documents and oih property eNp'*'u
20 Destruction
The contents OF TOE otiie' oi INC hroei'-
er o' Taxes were ali saloil fen yea 70 Va
Cnmpirollcrs oihce. 10 tiia liail OF Records.
The contents Of other Offices were taken
INTO the City Hsil. Large Nics 10 Volumes
,..,,nl. ,r,,,,c,,d by ,,iieetn,,
m. ae;., ,,s, e,t.,i mi, r,, the o,.,,,,
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GENEROUS. " .ut lh'u'a'd d''iifs
nave p.'n r'ls'd ia ne" YORK Tor the p'f-
pose ni presenting testimonial TO The Gap
81. f.,.l 50 r..,r.,...,
An extensive glass manufacturer in
Pntshnrr has had orders 10 the extent of
'.1 ''''''ii'''', "N 5'''-
's VI '',e ,'''g val nc ''' "'''"uy ''' ~.
ca que VI '''' t"o '''sr gus hous''' an" u
n'-'u1N 'oh''nu's VIII DC IoiVtd 10 e''se
'''' ''''e' "a " "" "rcN7' III despair al
ms losses nc Nl'l'cu hle inc olier uly'
YOU keen M this break A month lonccr.
am a ruined man" said he.
~ o,
Inn. ~, Monday Nr At;rsor oc Cell
democrat was chosen prosido,, n,, ,,a, ~
the SENATE. md Mr. /, Dlo,J ~ NIorcor
democrat. Sneaker of tho House Go,
Mcd,lrs ,ness,ge s,,,es tho roco,n,, in,.
the Treasury. for ,ba vc,r ondinr N,y I,
AT - sGG tjo ~ di.hprs.,,,on,g s9con
1ts "a p,lo,co m ,b,. T,o,.,,,. So,
o,,o * Tho1,h, ar,ho si-ooe
As? GO, of which almost fifteen millions is
foreign debt The entire property OF the
State is SsO0,000,000, partly estimated.
Tho Sni,,,oIis,s - yv.....,.
ab,u, .,a.,,,,,,a ,raatI,. ,',. - ",e
bo c,lt.d he So, pianaa. nnI Ia
,,,l.r so,.i,,,l s,,,,,r,...;,,,
"A meeting of Shareholders Of the
Champlain aud 81. Lawrence Railroad Co.
was held on Monday, when the following
gentlemen were elected Directors for the
ensuing year Bcnllmin brewster, Esq. /;
William Lyman Esq John Carter, ESQ.,;
A. NJ peslsle, Esq. Hon. John Nelson;
VIM Macdonald, ESD Chas. Phillips, Esq.
Chas' D Pierce ESQ.,; WIN. Workman,
Esq
a Scotch servant girl ot CIovol,nd
ono has received information from her
mo,her IN scotland That she Is heiress to a
cash fortune OF s3o' COO Now, boys
~,
4,579, is now G0,662, as proven by cen.
sus just completed.
~,
U. :. Senate have agreed on bill 10 he
crease the salaries OF the Government en-
pioyees'
The surest vov IN ,roy,i, nm ,,,o,,
couple 10 marry j. 10 onnosn ,hom ri
them Won "would rather sec them in ,hoir
graves and twelve months ,f,o,w,,J,be,r
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-27

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-27

NArI1NAn tlrr IS. naS.r 0sv.
TA.A

NATIONAL f1Fr fs HnN.N 1He-
PAM
Ths iaatHtn h.i3 t .auth .anasl
metune aaU,s ei Maalsy or Co.'s mraA
a, as rioar Us N
Thr Btnt s'He ths ernn1u o, b. In
traoress ,n'a. IS, wo'hf ol,ae au'io
coincidence anl paia'a.r l'a public
Tbs whole nathef ~ Pnsc.es mso'i 90
ttfra vtafs anl aItrcn monia siHa- its ef-
gannuoa. b. l2li ta.ueag iyn' go tao
account ~ siip0H3A Anria pym nt
IT go l,s-rs and expenses ihe coHnuv
hs,e cssh assrjs aHaunung 90 the sum sd
sleA5It54
Tho following crn,ictocn were elected
Directors Ter Use ensuing ychf, ,iEi
Julu- y. nrwey. HaNus Fairbanks.
Paul niIungham, T.maiiy ?. H.flcll. J.
\ Page. II ". lleaiou. james e. Thurs.
tom &. W. Colanrt Charles Dewey. Y.
7 Noyrs. e. g Eastman Oren Smith.
Az subsequent meeting 81 tho Board,
the following officers were appointed
JULIUS y. DEWEY. President.
TNotm r. Ermlrp. Wee President.
GroHsr ". Rrrn, Secretary.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-27

WEDNESDAY, Ian. lslh-Purse $50
for best, 900 for second best
Mr.. NClark, entered "Bl1ck Hawk"
Mr.. $. Page, Jack Foster" fell and
distauced.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-27

Mr.. 7. Allison, 4 merchpn, 10 New
Orleans, has abseonded with about So
900 belonging 70 The 81. Andrews Society.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-27

-)H sal9'1ay frr 10 Rachcsisr. \.
b. sos5togsa sssA $4,000 saaL u
FaPr'g
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-27

Tim EN0tSrrK.-llc must never
be behind his time, Tor one minute, or he
loses his place. by dsybrcak his engine
must be ia trin aud at the boiling point
Nobody warn. hm TO " look out" He
must ukecara ofhansclianl whistle every.
body ami everything on tiia track.
FIhy men with wives, children and news
papers get into tac warm cars and SIT upon
.oit cushions. They may talk, read or
sns.z, But the engineer must face the
aIni, rain or snow, nor taTn away from
iha sparks aud smoke He must care nei-
iher torcoid nor heat, frost nor hfe. HIS eye
must nutrun the engine aud see that the
track IS clear. lie must believe there Is
40 tram coming round iha bill 10 smash him.
must believe that all Is right, and hurry or
in,o the distance, with his car Of fire
"s,ara,fs az, ~ 10. din and ierilou. way
II the tain i. late, the engineer /. blam-
cd. Il tnssy man couldn't buy his ticket
before ,he train started, the engineer Is in
fault Docs a stone roll upon the track and
throw the train oil, you viii hear Of the
"rcekless engineer Is there a "smash
mp" the engineer Is newspapered us the
erninal. l. ha not man, aud does he
not have an anxious care for the lives Of
The comfortable passengers behind him p
Docs he not feel the great responsibility
II there Is an accident, collision, Is hp
Mt first to mcot the danger and the one
most exposed When riding at your ease
IN .hs cold night. darker and more dreary
By the storm give the engineer kindly
lhoaghl aud hearty i.h for safety.
AaEmeAN Soar CoNrANr, BuRiNaroN
Nr.--Mc-sr-. Richard-nn & Co. have be.
g4nthe manaiaelurs ofs,ap flr all kinds Of
washing. They think the people Of this
State haye used soN and hard soap Of 9TH
ere make long en9arh. Their soap is
rleanly Itself, oieauses himihat as Is ID, and
is sal1 very Cheap II will improve the
the face Of things, and make washing day
10 longer g dag 81 sinfus aud Seeding.
The -. Adams Tribune oaus that
3, sheet Is Ike ,haiof ~ Peter. and says.
'f-e brother lieuid. ali sad cat"
We Asfr 30 objection 20 ihe killing, bat
Nc object 10 cutting veal before the animal
D.. L 49, 1.-s IA
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Ga~as "a sss elies ga gss. b.
o. ia.i'.i o,.l,pstg
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-AarHts's ilovf G,zrrrr.-This
BE- one on beet family weekly papen
published in 'he rnaea States. Il CON
aias mura yuiuahlo information, snl Is
6lni vih sel sri,iea and Interesting
alscrl'sneous msiier. Il secures tho NJ.
i'u'ioa y 'ha yoBug and may bles.iags
r'si, 80 say. on 'hs paper vAich boys and
g'ris ull rad snd gpw better thereby.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-27

~THr CovNrAt GfsrLrNss 10 Tie
eeri'y issue ~ the Albany Cu.ugatar,
monthly. Il has entered up1a H. third
foa' and &. cef,aia.y one q ihe best papers
q hc As1 Ia ihe um,oa states. Il is
handao.ae', Fnaled ,s q f1aa sanable ~
b.nlas. iis edfel by Ncruarses, suJ
deserves 20 b. Hs,t By Nemqaler Pdec
$500
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81 ceunn 70 Whif Hf'
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-27

Warren Wood eas hung 81 CsH+kin, rs.
3 On fn1ay Or. De- aate long .t-
dtess, in winch ha eafg sque ~. a.e
witnesses aiih P.a-y.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-27

--FIGr - LtpLow.-We learn that
the house Of Asrou Simpson. one Of the
most respectable ciiizens Of Ludlow, W.,
was barned last SunAay morning. The
flames broke ogt sbout o'clock Ia the
barn attached 10 The house The allra.
which wts tardiiy gyeL, collected but
faa Ia seAson 10 Do much IN the say o.
SAVING property. About slC0 ~oHA Of
furniture vas saved by great orerlion.
s spsn u harses, tao c0ss, two yeaflines,
and ivu pgs prnzhed ga th5 Aames. Of
the ons'n u lhe ere, nothing definite is
known bot i % supposed that Mr. b. 10
someuay IN Gre IA ihe barn - ben feeding
his sioeE She uigls' Prcyioas ju,, before o..
turing The rsiilnais1 loas s20oo. Ia
sore1 ia tbs s. in1hlm coany Na,a.l e.
sl,C0o
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-27
A SUBSCRIBER

-TRorrING ~ BuRLiNGToN.-Thc
trotung matches previously announced
came off yesterday and the two days pre-
yious on the ice at Malett's BAY and
Mouth Of the River, and have caused no lit
tie stir in sporting circles. We give brief
report.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-27
Mdrrte0.

In Providence, on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
Mr.. Cook, Mr.. Draper e. Smith and Miss Ange-
line A. hopkins. both Of Z.
In Prov,d l6,h inst. by Rev. Geo X.
Darrow, MIR. John T.. Fry and Mrs, Elizabeth
Leonard, both Of that city.
In Prov v,dence, on Sunday even pg last. by
Rev. Edwin VI. Stone, Mr.. Frederick II. r.
Angel and Mics Louisa X. Pierce, both Of that
city.
in Pawiucket, on the l8 h inst, Mr.. George
A. Mu niord and Ma garet l. ,eldsst dau,htc Of
Joshua w ilbour, Esq, all oi Paw,u :ket.
Ia this city, 18th inst, by the Rev s. Ad.
am, Mr.. William 5. Gibbs and Miss Evallne
A. Brownell, all Of Portsmouth.
In Providence, on the 18th ul,. bv Rev. Mr.
Cook, Mr.. Draper &. Smith and Miss Anse-
line A Hopkins, both ofP.
At Portsmouth, N. H., on the llth int, by
Rev. DR.. burroughs, Capt. W. n. freadwell 10
Ellca, daughter OF Com. q. F. Pearson, U s.
Navy.
Al Boston, Mass. 18th inst. by Rev. RUFUS
Ellis, Chas. Kuhn, Jr. of New York, to Miss
Louisa Catherine, daughter Of Hon. Chas. f.
Adams, OF Quincy.
In Woonsocket, l4,h inst, Mr.. Mathew Glad.
hill and Miss Mary Hill, both Of Cumberland;-
10Th inst, Mr.. George w, Caldwell and Miss
Philena Sprague, both OF Woonsocket.
At Boston, 18th inst, Mr.. Albert g. Van
ZanGt, OF N. York, TO Miss Ellen Louisa,
daughter Of Peter Parker, Esq Of Boston.
In Boston, Goth, by Rev. F. ID. Huntington +,
Mr.. Edward Martin Dennie and Miss Julia
Elizabeth, daughter Of Rev. 7. Russell Sullivan,
all OF that city.
In Fall River, 18th inst. Mr.. James Smith
and Miss Lucy Woodman MIR. Samsel Crother
and Miss Harriet Draper.
In Adamsvie, Little Compton, X. L., Mr..
Horace Wilcox and Miss Phebe Lamonion -
Mr.. Frederick B. Davis aud Miss Mary Is. Ray
mond, both Of New Bedford.
In Central Falls, i7th inst, Mr. Joseph g Jbb
and Mrs May Fiske, both o( that village.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-27
DIR. SHAW ON CONSUMPTION.


There 10, perhaps no disease, with which our
country is affected, which sweeps of annually so
many victims, as that fell DESTROYER Of the hu-
man race, Consumption. What a vast amount
Of suffering might he saved the human famil, il
they would but avail themselves in season ol the
remedies which nature has provided for her
children, and which science ha, reduced To such
a form TO be within the reach Of all. Fai be
il from rs 10 tdlnper with those who are suffer-
ing with this painful disease. In offering you
remedy, we do not ask you TO rely upon the rep
resentation Of those who might be actuated by
selfish and pecuniary motives but we give you
the deliberate testimony Of some flhe most ies-
pectable hyscians, that Wistar's Balsam oi
lid Cherry, has established for itself "A reputa-
tion that cannot be assailed. DIR. Wm. A.
Shaw, OF Washington, N. T.. writes under date
Of May l, 1876, as follows -
81 have heard OF many cases Of decided bene-
fetal effects from its use, especially in Asthma,
and Chronic Cough OF Spdsmodc character. |
have used the Wild Cherry great deal in prac
ice, aud with marked good results IN those ca.
es Of great nervous mobility, and irritabhty, in
which phthisical patients are subject. have no
doubt il is the best torn in which the effects Of
Prussic acid may be had as II sedative on the
constitution without danger TO the patient. Ev.
ery one knows the reputation vi the TurpentiRe
and Balsam constituents IN proiTacted coughs -
The combination OF these principles in Wistar's
Bal,aln Of Wild Cherry is ingenious and judi
ciOus.
"Medical men are Justly distrlst(ul OF Patent
Medicines in general, but candor must discrimi-
nate between outrageous nosuums and humbugs
and those medicines which have proved saluta-
ry, aud in many well altested cases, curative" !"
None genuine unless signed BUTTS Oh the
wrapper.
Originally prepared by Williams q Co. Philadel-
phia, now prepared aud, sold wholesale and retail
by Seth W. Fowle, Bos on, Mass, to whom all or,
dt should be addressed, and or sale by his agents.
Agents for selling " islar's Balsan, r. J. Taylor,
Newport, .. ". Briggs, Bristol; Edward Sanders,
Warren; Nathan Dennis, Portsmouth; " iIliam Co.
y, Tiye;ton 4 Corners s. ). Steere, Greenville.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-04-27
Dte1,

In Smith6eld, l7th inst. MIR. Jeremiah Smith
in the S4lh year Of his age.
In Providence, on Tuesday, 18th inst, Hon.
Nehemiah X knight, in the 74th year Of his age
In this city, on the 18th inst, Mrs. Anna
Cooper, in the 49 h year Of her age. The de-
ceas ed was a consistent member Of that honora-
bic dy--" Methodist Episcopal church," for
some years, she suffered much with lingering
complaint which she bore with christian forth
tude, until Friday night last, when she died in
the triumphs OF faith. Mrs. Cooper has left a
large family Of children to mourn her less.
'Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord,
from hsrceforth, yea saith the spirit that they
may rest from their labors. and their works do
follow them" Cow.
Al Oaklelgh, near Greensborough, Alabama.
April 7 DIR. Robert G. Randolph, aged 81 years.
DR.. Randolph served creditably in the navy dur.
ing the last war with Great Britain, and became
aftervard eminent asa physician at New Or
leans
La this city, on the 2lst inst, ofconsurnption.
Mr.. George W. Stavens, in the 18th year Of his
age. Tie deceased was memt er Of the Church
Of Christ, zni was iappy IN desth.
In UxbriJge, Mass, 10th inst. Amy White,
wife Of Simon White and daughter Of Levi lap
ham, late Of BurrilIville, aged 81 years.
In Brooklyn. N. Y. on the Ii,h inst, OH.
c. Lovett, formerly Of Cumberland, X. l., aged
so years.
In Sm,th6eld, on the 10th inst Jesse Hu,ch-
inson, IN the Ssth year Of his age.
In this city, Sunday morning, Miss Sarah
Wsaver, aged 80 years.
Funeral tomorrow afternoon et half past 2,
from the house Of John Pratt, No. 81 Elm street
relatives and friends are requested TO attend
without further notice.
In Providence, on the 2lst inst, Joseph Dorr,
ID the 10th year Of his age.
At Pleasant Valley, N. v. on the 18th in-
,tant, Calvert NJ. Canhcld. Of Oswego, n. y
II 10 bu, ten months since, that the deceased Jun
der auspices peeul. .arly aatering, welded the
accomplished daughter Of Major Paucu, Of the
u. \. Army. Soon after the return Of the bri.
dal party TO Os~ego, that desolstiog couAagra-
ton occurred in which was consumed the I'm.
mense establishment associated with Mr.. Can
fields name.
Mr. G. in person lsbaed a, the Gre, aud IL Is
Thought, IN his efforts TO arrest the progress Of
the flames, that he inhaled to . deletorious de-
gree, the atmosphere generated by the destroy.
ing element.
IRON ths, period he began To decline, ard the
smiling bride ct seventeen summers 10 thus esr-
ly called TO exchange the nupiial robe for the
weeds OF the widow, srd to weep over the utter
uo'hingnsss Of human bopes.--tUtie. Herald.