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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-28
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To the SENATE ga Tlaudsy. the HOME
s,eAa hal "a taken W sal ihs debate 20
pe-eA A naE,ber u aa'alaspeais were
r4 sn3 H~eyioA 81. llerlct.S Va.
ip7se@ a f4hs'iute. ~ettea1iag P~tc.copuon
nsba 70 sc'aal scs,lsr ~ psyialat. Of
fraiasiFA pfares frpH oae aeliafs fal tsen-
~ Use eszo pef acre aiso s~lle-iHr Slass
IN wAieA tge lands he. - take them q, thu
r%faiauci prices faf tbe purposes 81 iaiti
~ taaeesrasai- Aanr -d.sclssioa. u
as sAs hasig psssoa. SAors ~ Haase
o'faef " uss ssaeHsraen,s, 4 t. ttosg ht
the bH al receive ths sanction 81 tbs
ffnqam 30 he rtser' Coma The faas
bs sc b maifaal pafsaps re.s,sag 81
Gle hoaasoa1 stt.ego
dfcvies vnL-Thsi aay free person
vhs Il 81 uss bead = hmily, -ho Z Ii a..
nssd - tAe Ase - ~ yvsfs, a,I ph. a.
.osp'hia - haAdirr isals unstr re isw III
'as rists W shirh Nreg sne 'ssfe- saarH
nHa sna sarF ar rasses - ikis g., BE-
fhisied o. tuiff one qQanm asrtisa az va
tnIa E@i @zsi fssssic4 Tshlsc lands and
so tsfl ShHH u4Y a az flase ll aa.sa
esiseH mide ssklst o. paaaie aatv
. yassasy cgaI thtsrfo o. g. faasfe4l a
''a HuiiF with the kual a4asslfioas n
lss Fsa ar-t
oman tR,- faN tse rfsa aptltirs
~ ihr aepsfia 10 ? neeuna fi,A Ais
s,ti. a q ~sFfAosi~a a. ~ Kessafaf q,
Ne tkn3 uAcf - ~Akahr L. abaasftaa.ks
satA uU1g. Mste aAlsfH hcisre a4rh Res.
ifffRL tai 10 nf 80 . lhe heaG ~ faa4-
" oN seEf ~ Aye Fsd isel susA atpIt.
l1 sAaac 81 h. - ksf bslafL a.
fns tse enei iAesoA en3 ~
sfAf eHFlt ~ lnsisssiy. ~ the ace q
sFF vsw psn "a Hhsna.ses and ass.a
tfAar fse hAaisa ss befein n~sguiret 20
nF . fsh ac frsaraf he ~ - sssll
fh'far b. rel % es,rr tha easf.
fra q lps taxana frssaaa4, asss.ss
that gtlAesfs shall BE- rsVn 81 ps,rm
ispna He~ae Hn'a Le rFpsrllsa ~ aso
rns feaE ~ tatc sffe.t eulp. .sL "a.
a. fa ~ prssns eaialrG b d.
y = eteesd sAs'i hsFs Fstd 81 sac
sepsr - reais sf seic. a. aEs isais Assts
b. fhe uFfsft ucfg fasa ~ frsrA
ttlE rfas Pf arng. Niar tes4sssa.s
i2iAH a. fesr II tIr ansfh ofthe se.fles BE-.
ists e@ssizsag Go Fstssa, &C.
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Arv Noss Jely @Eh-A sprcisl de-
apath ifan Washington to ths Trib,at
Sisiea asa positive fact vtthia the writer's
sea sel- laic-, uAlt e treaty j., about q
b. esac'adai bstseea Mr. Gregg. ihs T..
= Commissioner, sta ,hs eoge,amefl 81
&c Ssnisic b ~ilisni., Tor uue1alion 20 tho
4. n f,absth Tie only unsettled quos
t'sh ~ rola'iro 10 tso anpesaisoa l., whs,.
~ ue iiaai shall come Ia a. a Tcru;srv
~ A,a1A M Gregg insists upon tha
fsfHsrf.
Tho Aagaiuisifsilan here s. perfectly ad.
fssi - % Tbs possi7n - ulc nere,iatssns.
Ihls as Kept a profound e -, H. llpsaloia
- ~ on cft.e coar circle. Tho kiB,
sd ne rhg Coanai have the coas,iia
tisnsi rsref % aako th0 treaty and s a..
ssg 9 sastsrsg o. -Haetiias ei.e Ia the
~sg % fTssgn la,sa.op, ihry are erefcl.
AZ a. Tat psets p,pa.stl5a d ~unisas,.
e1lY paarl 10 NnaeAaissul. saile Tie ma
A,aag y zoe ioH0.n rs-ia stas 5otifc u.
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acc fa .s1as s5anan o. m
sT~ Sc tsss-S af.sst
fu.s Ff.a 80 nf raa
m e I'd, p .sav aess asfs
am u maal fnee afb e. Hfdd
~ saas Nf5a ons gf
90
ssf ,aess aal msr
gas Hosn d~aeans ~
leafH use amt 81 a@
saf bf sfalef~ oit, saeih
,rn Ni,sss par sif n ~esi Nafe
s 30 tss ss sh ht Naf hsra
m aaa if.a ihs tag iw ~
saoh 3D. as 'sgf Q foai s
sart e~aAms setnuttw - 20
81 hsf tss ia lanrm Ag
tn aafse. sAt as saiasai c
sef vs as A. nn oniy ~
se8a haf o.! ms sostscss sss
ssesea hy ssrsp Al va IA ihe
II hs ssf~rsaassire ~ nr3m
abstAs tee pssy =. arc rsfle3 So
ial~ .a ut Agtssgas hanafe. 10 d lieh
ffiHF haAa frsh asrrsrstts senate
saa Ace ,oaa l-aiepu3ena- VS.
~ rsl By ht asmt sai snsar %
at o~aa@asaa4 So -
ssssWtisH assesss ~ ihy fsbncp tss
iee. ia So saF V alsF o. ins.stftiesi
aiciff 81 teiHF ual ius
fes4eaet sAs . a.etod 10 i.s,e 49,.
NJ raios ~sh vcsn thv prraia f
iaas 81 ssusy or fhat a uas aeAss.
- hy Gag si,al % tgaeaos ~leh
f4u 'eam ia hoas4s sasfir sr.
sprst hsne Cora . as,saeaaeahh a.
1aa rg bsii R-@A Al-a fom q
cause ~ n.se char ssy Co'unan.
seefh ssr8 lAat NAsrA rstfescni,
srd ] uarspi riiov IT, Hena,ar. vih
h1sfafcr.at s't ioeas, 10 ditrnaii ,nhrr
NJ ~ 'iasey. lot in sFiss a. It wac
inapeaskars aeAiesoi No ~c sfe.
A1f aasssfnsfgnaiAg they wrsc slave
haAiiae oaananiues dd triumph b..
Feefd gPes agf srsaG % was she 10.
~,Fauissn 81 iSi~ny Universal tia, con.
ducfsi Is through he rcd ~s " The
Rfso'ai.ot, o. q bal already given 10
ibo Declaration Of Inl.petelcnoe IT.
'nisA,y is.ne, tesonndins ihreueh The
Heet "Lei BE rcmsnb srcl." saai
tie n%a;ion, .pestins by the ,o,ee a the
CahiiHenial Congress. Of ,be close Of
ihe way, ~ihat 8, has ever been tie
pftle and bassi Of America Tia, the
nEhis fDt sAiah the has cuutonded we're
'ha RteHts ~ uupaS NArrnUw-
Yes 81 10 DIS behalf, and ~ ,his sign
Ne conquered
Speh- f1r, 10 my aatwsr or thi. head
q The Sonsiss from Saaih Csmiioa.-
II Do SoR shieh undertook hNs been
dome thoroughly be musi no blame ne.
Mhsie'rr ! undertake. ! an sri 10 do
shougaslly bat phile hos fvrr hing
iho ia'inaauons s~gainsi Masssuhs &
ass4 i,e a'samFUons FOG l@avcry. | selll
not unnecessarily touch the ssnsii.litirs
- that Senator, or ol iie State which
he represents, ] cannot iosghl that
sand Ill iAa Oversize. Of opinion. ve
are loubd iog~ibrt by the ties rfH rom.
mon c%se1,ry that Mas.achusftis and
Saait Casuitas ART siSer States. an5 that
ite eeeeorl ofsh.ers Ought 60 prevail
between Them but I an consirains4i TO
DECLARE that ] have throughout This de-
safe sought 10 vain Hay token Of that
}1st sPirt which, within the sphere Of
IS Influence. IA calculated 10 promote
ii~ ,aeord alike Of States ani ind,yid.
ssla
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-07-28
GREAT NEWS AND SMALL AFpAIns.

The Promcteas arrived atNew York on
Monday evening with $50 passengers and
S9OO,0OOin specie. II brought the astounl-
ing news that the u. 5. Sioop.orWar Cy-
dne had bombsrded the little village Of
Greytown, in the Musquiio kingdom, and
entirely destroyed il by fire However. not
a soul was lost or either side, and the in
sui, offered TO Mr.. Borland, late minister to
Central America was avenged.
Capt lloliins sent word to the Greytown
authorities TO apologize or he would FIRE
upon them the next day. No notice was
"'"~' "''his message. lie then sent boats
to carry of those DESTROYS OF cscapnL,-.
at the precise moment fred npon the de-
voted hamlet and then burnt it.
Prom Washington, we learn that on
Monday
Mr.. Petit made a personal explanation
~ reply 10 Mr.. Bcnton's letter. in ghicb he
iFetiil was referred 10 as - a great liar and
. difty dog" lie said that IT he dad not
SHOW col. Benton 20 be q wicked and mall
iclous ialsityer uftruth, an imbccile and a
dniar1i he would be content 20 deserve the
epiiheis Mr.. Benton had applied to him.
Mr.. =. read from Alr. Ban,on's "Thinv
iears y az 10 the addition Of Platte Co. 10
Missouri. lie said that Mr.. b nion's speech
on the Nebraska bin had been extensncly
Circulated m Indiana, and TINT when be
lfetitl went there o few weeks agn. he
ionnd those who bad been the loude-t in
charging Mr.. Benton with being q thief.
Win having stolen mnsey and secroted II
IN his neckclDth ~ North Carolus. with
having been guilty Of the murder On Lucas.
Ncr we're now most lavish be- pnising ihat
speech. lie continued $50 ~ O'clock, be-
ios frequently called 10 order.
Congress Il getting 20 be O perfect bc1r-
garden since the hoi day. commenced.
Dear Servants Of ours, adjourn quick
BY inserting certain word. and ereasing
others, 'hc bl already passed, giringL7ls
70 a Minnesota railroad, ha been m%a,oaal-
ly changed. hisa fraud. end o CON niitee
Of investigation has been appointed.
The Fertilization bhl sPpropnsuog eboat
sligo 100 af pa 40 uq House. els,0O0
+ aRProPga,s4 70 carry @rwsrs ds vork
e. Fer N'H's2uqV A. Ae ayotD.l4ke
chamPil.n.
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Gen. Walton Declines

hosTfrLisE Juiy ~, 1854.
stH. fouf letter q ae laui int esr.
'7s me o'heial Agse efmy domination faf
a. Seee q Goteolor, hss ben received
shaA nsHsmuoa. ~ rumeroa.lY a,,en.
ed Mas Meeting, caa,pssca q intel, es.
iH'eurH ofap poiaicsl parties. and win al
tasa'uia1 sri1sn tnauel, VA. A. utes.
F"eied - his caHqsiasnisD. sal Demand.
ssafecrfses tEy snicfsi sokno. aaee.aen,
e 70 sn7~n % ay filsw c.sizens fastI caa
oaeenoly s~srrior mere psrfy ua,aes sas
'es aPoa ihs altar n Tempefancs ssaIab-
eHys 9s' prn moral o. g.laie.l.
sr'or Assses are SIDING, punciple.
everything. The Panr lrs rraa.alrs,st
" he recent casfrsiiau a. Rutla,.a. sas
n a~raee sn@ "a fora, conarmod b, DE
n.a's reeesa Nss- Meeting q, Moripsgr.
.'s "y p'tseiPass ,ad In perfect hsrnssus
~Hh ~ eng Cherished ~fseliass II Ao,.-
y % AA-srsg 40 na ny yrlgse. sseshs,
/" En~pesuy q saress,y, n iaas "a
.erase' IA ptaess ia private ne, ~ re-.
epss ise@ L pfsetns. Athais .ss.s.s,
gas ~ ~ asisaal Ess suzs sesln. bsS
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slsyrtc,fut,, !
y hrhsm of,hs
iarce on NJ tr o.
io ten hoass lis
lcaaiaT hg q l4ua bse
struck him viit q ~br
aw'aal msaoi rpoa ha ts-,.
and hcu eclsed bim vtih ha,
6ack cfAn ncck a. vst.t.
hoase, and m,i.,sl sI oa.t
g converse uuh r
basig or la.h4 ana 4"
box, di.setcaablr ra,
A0cr tra'h ss We nie
the rhy cianr ip atleo3tesc
that she bone ip us ns,k vase
de- the nrok was lp.o,a,,i d.
had always been considerable
or known to cNh,aH vic,ou.
Mr Bsian,w loayesa p
dup 20 lament the las ofa
and Gthsr- Ca, ioaiaa.
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-Tnr WEaTtifs, 6c.-ANcr tLroe
Wceks q hgt 'sinlcss reaihrf. the BE- sed
nn'fsl .uaienly uii c5pr,nsiy 81 garrr.
dy ught aIsee fiih and cosl wsthrr
ssnes haze imported me- srpesnhce afsat-
Geo's eonHdsrBy 1ass iasn sna yela..
y hsfe hatsuaeHsd m'-h fms die srst An
sea ah 1r crops iotf ees. r.
grass crop ~lfrae D. raaer iglt Ia
soas Ps'ts ofNefny1n,thr drouiA r severe.
40 ~ 20 ae fsn isd
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TO rmE propLn or vnnuoNr.

The undersigned owe an apology, or at
least an explanation to the Wings aud peo.
pie of Vermont lor delaying SO long a time
% Ga the vacancy Of Lieut.. Governor oc-
casioncd by the dccliultion Of Hon. O. l..
Shaftcr.
Mr.. Shaner informed the Committee
soon after the Convention at Rutland that
be had made engagements to 90 West ear
iy in the f1ll, to BE- absent a year or more.
and must decline the nomination. The Free
hotl and Mass Conventions were called at
Montpelier about the time of the dccuua-
ton Of Mr.. Sbsner. and the undersigned
were unanimous IN tho opinion that mas
mnch as the Wing State Convention had
adopted the principle of nominating a Free
SoIlcr for Lieut.. Governor, we ought to car
ry out that policy, bat that we would wait
for the nominluon at Montpelier, on the
i3ih inst, and then adopt that nomination
wl'h the expectation that Judge Rover
would be |nomiBltel at the Mass Cunven-
ton for Governor. but IN that we were dis.
appointed, and since that time We have
been corresponding with each other in rela-
ton TO filing the vacancy of Lieut.. Gov,
and Notwithstanding the rejection Of Judge
Royce, we still adhere to our former views
and policy /; consequently Wa substitute the
name Of General RYLAND FLETCHER
OF Caycnl.sh, Instead of Mr.. Shlner, and
leave the question for the people TO settle
at the polls, whether the great and dcsira-
bic demonstration to the propagandi5t of
Slavery shall be given, by %tH1mphautly
e~le-ting the ticket Of RorcE, EArrcuER,
and BATEs, or by division as 10 men, suffer
the shame and disgrace Of a defant of an
an election by the people, thereby giving
the Slayoeracy the opportunity Of c%xulting
that with all the anti Ncbraska sentiments
of Vermont, she was unable 10 elect a Gov
ernor by the people.
JoHN PoETER,
JAcon En%cERroN,
RoLLA GLEAsnN, u,
G.. +. ~IioUaHroS,
II. G.. NooT, ''""" to"'
F.E WooDnEIDGE
]. +" BowLEs,
July I2l. l-Ii.
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ncrncui Ncmo 1icnis.

E" NJ " ~ ALM
rsitas 10 o. ch,m5-r window. bnsinr
a. maich snj q hnp. sud then nsk ~ i
clo,re sicgaon Of geods iaasirs-
Ter FtovutIart.-Ibt ire Ia.
Ale. ami b., t,.. tenn We inelalc what
r.,.y re,o call. .,h, srmaaiass this
: ,,c ,,,v have ma -e,e,aaa,,y ol mltinc
n8t..i,r ,rtb.ir ss,i ana TASTE. and ,hai
,A~ r..r ns., ,l,u. IA rendered ra-ty morl
attractive. ths nreesas ofiho State AZ
rcaiuuai Snieiy base 81 apau $500 i7t
tho Floral iial department they wNl also
erect o Suitable ba5lding for uo rccspuoa
oftho ARTICLES wach uay be cuiood iur
cAh,b.ion or ior prcriuns.
I"e "ia' iiAi' "iil' "nan '"f 'H' re-
crp'ionoi aFusd'tl contribution iran ''t'
Sexes Is d1sis"c' '''' "na va" '' '"''"'
appropriated 'o u' W. % i'o'''' An'"'
earnestly cali niAA th''" TOT assistance III
~. 3 rl IA ,.t,.. b.,.
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vtu ho ,b,,tc,1. r~.,;,.1
rA. civ. NJ, nm an
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bpVr Tho utu,,,st ~conflpnre that ib,v will
4, ,,,l, tn.,i,c =, all vh, ,ssi,, !, MN.
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P'o''''' ''"''''' u'S' ''o I'VE % 'n''"'
W "'
o ~
AN NV ~ '
'o"'P'u'eu 'f "'e ''o'''" =" ~" ~'"''
HOUSE o"u Low" ia" III '"lS '"''g'' anu
III ie" uays we "'TNu'1" WIN DC upon
'"c stou"u' ~ low" mas iai7eu e''VVo'
VI" '"' No"' "'S "u'np'is'u uo use VI
si'oVoo winch sums vi undoubtedly ne
sou''"'a' Increased py SpoSet'P'o"s' "
pcaul''u' enu anraoie pr'oN o"'ld'ng
WIZ ne erected large ana eoI1nioalous'
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naaan1
..nt.,m,
-
Human Parker was tried ana iound
guilty Of iniantcide, in Orleans Co., about
seven years ago. Some exceptions were
taken, that wont TO the Sopreme court,-
The case was continued from unc 10 time,
TIL Mt last 1t was rennnded Tor thai. a
new tid was had IN The first days OF July
instant, when the former witnesses had for
gotten the whole affair! The woman I'M
p%rlsonod during the seven years, was set
at liberty, although she Is too imbccilc to
kho" in'ly her Situation
-UyprRoRorNpR r. R.-Last Fddav.
ms VIC were returning G,om the R~opubHcsn
Convention. via. VT. Central II. r.. there
,yns intr,duccd ia oor ,otico mad c,,o
euoi,iyc y fo,,,le Il, ron,,n ,on nom,
who was IN rout far Canod, Tho moor
hunted Girl il now safe in the ouoon,. do
minions and We may. wi,hou, don,e, q bor
relate some of the f,rts In her case She
is 90 wears of noe. tall well formed with
far moro than ordinary intelligence. able I,
road %luenily. a member of tho Methodist
Church. and Dauobier Of bor Afq,br , ycs
sh' was running away from her niathor'
huH'n "ic'r'''' o' Lastoh Nd' because ne
ana soia n" 10 a Soulh Ctrolinlan Tor
qii''' 'nat'o''e' 'he iugi"'e' ran way
la> Sec'e'eu N woods eighteen days
'ounu d 'i'e"u N hlI''"I'ie' VINO sent hff
N',"'' 'n''4'o'Pnia 'y nA'l'''d,
ny "''ue We uaf' no' 'e'!' 'e't 1t sp'n'a
"''''' "''' " u'u'''' "ff lpnS eApos
"'e anu uroa''u' Journey 10 T"'a'o'P"'a
which she had m, recovcrcJ ,,ben hore -,
81. Adams. From =. to BOSTON bv sea.
thence TO Maine, and ,hon 10 AVOID soma
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~ asiag
Ma AiIl.N.
ih Bal Tr0N
~ TiiER DANES
.fnrrrs ~ go
p 81. KELLOGG.
J. ~LAHSp0N.
Ja3rtt
a 81 ANNFR.
HARVEY BUTTON
t1f,
EDHfN EpGnRToN,
HgA Ngrg
Wa FiEi.p
H,r& BmlF
GBoRG GRAVES
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Congressional Convention.

The Wings q the Firs Congressional
District siil NEE, At the CouAr Horsr ia
tlinBtEnusI. on TnuksDAi, the "a dsy
q August neat, a, 10 o'el-b. a. NJ, to
nolaiuale . Candidate for RrrRrsrSrA-
usr TO CosoArss, 20 be supported By the
Frcemen of,hs Disus-t a, the approach
log election
GEO " GRANDEY.N
JACOB EDGERTON, Disiud
X H. ffAtA. ra~m,D,,
T. :. NEWCOMB,
Jolly ia, 1851. rive
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SIS rsfgsssaf ME raastb kaaass ts -.
ss'is - p'sis'L IN Wssassasy savrn-
i"s "a tsssrs i-assrtisnfnt IA .urss.diaE
gstss > % sss.
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49, 49,
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aaw rtaaietF Assa Ia nraad'taa
81 sfH irsra e ssgiss s
s b. anss -y asa 49, h a
d,aes wea aas a. t-e Ntss
Nns 43 hsfr 80 readily sr5
Of h nsaaa o. o.
r4a b. prrss ms 81 etrrsa is bapa
nu my a-eoirnsaan f.ar naa.ni vlnh
tsasci fa, sIar saa ef DESERTS
'aaf s1 u1f perfect lsai E r.sa
% as nmhafassl ~
o. g. WALTON.
IT, q O. stvrfor Ise
Asg ~ Moo gssa af.aa.
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frNmLACE srHscHtnEnS s~ss,iaFt hat
trlss o. tarlu 80 fuqacsset 81 trs nasss b Size
nsaa utss. fWsf ssan AZ aa .rh 81 aass aa 81
E~efsfsFaisTy "
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DETERMINATION
TO Nh. Hiisheock, late Station .1gcnf at
Rut,mf, BY sererai employees ia he Rail
ro1d g9ieos.

IL |iiit'ht"'h Lat,
Late .lgeni II. 4 u. Il. r., Rutland:
Degy Sir :-llerawith we send q
Silver Pitcher, which, we trust,you will ac-
ccpt rs a testimonial of personal esteem
from your friends IN this place, and we
would also express our sincere regret at
parting with you IN the Official capacity in
which you have SO long acted. The pc
cuniary value Of the gfi Is small, bat with
IT., We would assure you Of a pcrson1l re-
gard which no pecunisy consideration can
measure; and If il hereafter reminds Won Of
that regard and Of the kind wishes Of lis
giyers and our appreciation Of the faithful
aud c%onsideraie manner ia which you have
ever performed the arduous and ~perplexing
duties ofyour Station, the object for wh,ch
IL was procured vii be fully attained.
We Che members Of this COMMITTEE.
feel peculiarly srat-fed .a the part which
We are cali-l upon 10 perform. We have
been s'mewhat intimately a@ss1ciatal vih
son In thr business which yl1 has, hero
actcA AMI have su s5moahai Of is DIFF
lculncs and responsibilities, and are hap-
Py ia IBIS opportunity 81 assuring sou per-
souliiy Of our appreciation 81 DE gentle
manly manner 10 which We AID al others
A8te ever been tre. fa1.
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Gon aans '-Qhs raeep'isa ~ your rery
and leusi Of 'hs l3h lns,- ecssapla,ai
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7'"' = ~ TTF|f
JoHN PoETER,
JAcon E~nGERroN,
RoLLA GLEASON,
G.. +. IioranroN,
II. G.. RnoT,
+. t. WooDBBIDGE
]. T.. BowLEs,
July 22d, lS5i
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02
Never Despise Your Business.

"No man OF SENSE" it has been observed
..despises his bread and butter" 1t is
only the weak who are ashamed OF labor.
ing for livelihood, or who effect to
scorn the branch of business which they
especially pursue. The first duty which
every man owes 10 himself, to his family,
and to his fellow citizens. is not TO be.
come burden pecuniaril !; to society,"
That commonwealth also is the most
flourising in which the proportion of
drones is the fewes': indeed the idea of a
perfect sale involves the necessity Of
every member of it being Il producer.--
Hence it is that work is always honorable.
The most ordioiaay hand,craft employ
ment is as worthy, if exercised honestly.
as the professions of law or medicine. -
Each citizen should follow that avocnllon
Cor which he is bes, suited. and when he
does this he fulfIs the law Of his exist.
ence; but never o,het wise: A bad 'aw.
YER is less truly respectable than good
mechan., and an able doctor Is no more
meritorious than an honest laborer. To do
ones duty. in the walk where one can
be mos, efficient, is to be honorable: to
neglect it or seek some other walks,is Ia
become really disgraced. By this stand
ard. and by this only. should we judgs
Of mans respectability l, is time tha
w republicans banished the arbitrary
lines Of Caste, as applied to the pursuil'
Of life which are derived from fuda
Europe. ,4
u Yet there are thousands Of men Wit
are at heart sahamed Of their business
! Are they retail vendersi They scorl
continuing to make money in old wa!
and long 10 embark in the wholesale line
Are they jobbers! They ,hink if the!
could only te shippers that their glof!
would eulminate Are they mechanics
The, regre, they are not lawyers. Az
they farmers7 7liey think 10 be in bus
mess in town. Such person. in thsi
Ihearr, worship absurd distinction. :
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-02
NAPOLEON AND JOSEPHENE.

Napoleon's acquaintance with Jose.
phine arose from the impression made on
him by her son, Eugene Beautarnias.
then little boy. He came to request
that his fathers sword, which had been
delivered up. nigh, be restored 10 him
The boys appearance, the earnesness
with which he urged the request, and the
tears which could not he stayed when he
beheld the sword, interested Napoleon
so much in his favor, that not only was
the sword given to him, but he determined
to become acquainted with the mother
of,he boy. He visited her, and his visits
soon became frequent. He delighted to
hear the details she gave Of the court Of
Louis. Come, he would say, as he sat
by her side of an evening, now let US talk
of the old court-le' US take tour 10
/ Versailles II was in these frequent and
| familiar interviews thai the fascinations
of Josephine won the hear, of Napoleon,
'She is, lsaid he, grace person. 6ed-every
thing she does is with grace and deli.
cacy peculiar to herself The admiration
and love of such man could no, fail 10
make an impression on woman like JOS
ephine. II has been said that il was
impossible to be in Napoleon's companJ .
wi.hou. being struck by his personal ap
pesrance; no, so much by the exquisite
symmetry Of his features and the noble
head and forehead. which have furnished
the painter aud the sculptor with one o.
their finest models; nor even by the med
ita,ive look, so emrha'ically indicative
Of great Intellectual power; but the magic
charm wus the varying expression o
countenance, which changed with every
passing thought and glowed with evet
feeling. His smile, it is said, alway
inspired confidence. i, is difficult If no
impossible the Duchess Abrantes writes
;. to describe the charm Of his coun!enanc
when he smiled-his soul was upon hi
lips and his eyes The magic power 9
that expression at later period is we
known. The Emperor of Russia experi
: enced it when he said Il never love
any one more than that man. He po'
sessed. too that greatest of all charm
, an harmonious voice, whose tones lik
his coun.enance, changing from emphat
impresslveness to caressing soitness, four
there way 10 every heart. 1t may NJ
have been those personal and ment
gifts alone which won Josepine's hear
: the ready sympathy with which Nnpt
leon entered in to her feelings, may ha,
been the grales. charm 10 an tatfec.iona
nature like hers. I. was in the course
. one of those confidential evenings, tha
,. as they sal toge shershe read to him Il
= letter which she had received from h
y husband; it was most touching farwel
I Napoleon wus deply affected and
;, has been said ,ha, tina, letter, and Jos
> phlne's emotion rs she read i. had . po,
erful effec, upon his feelings, already 9
=, cited by admiration.