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Who 10 snneyed with Antsl

Who "a disgusted " ib oslbsome HoaIhes
Stronger ed foe, whoever aud advise
xOv o {, sd the follow ing and take the HUT
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tbcerhnly recommend PkRSON Co.'s NEkhiN INSECT
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Price % cents box.
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Cnxn,rs.-ud nislrict-MIor.il.,.

Tota. .............l,9l Thofington ahead. ...S3i
Only few small and close Counties to hear from.
which cannot give much majority either way. Tsoriug
ton is certainly elected
IsT DI.rRIcr-Mlorifies
Counties Clarke Counties Hsa
Jefferson loo Lee. ....,....,.,.,.uj)
Henry .................32O
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Tus NEw FiskMESs HALL.-The cornerstone of the
Iew Fhemens Hail. to be erected in Mcrcer-s., will DO
Lid at O'Clock on Monday afternoon the sIs inst An
address will be delivered. and there will 10 other exer.
C'scs appropriate to tho occasion.
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New21o.k Daily Gribnns,
SATURDAY. AUGUST -. 1854.
The Tribune for Europe.

Advertisements for The Trrsrxt Of Monday ought Be gen. in
kefste oe.oek on Saturday eveninE
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Subscriptions and Advertisements for THE INV YoES
TRiBUEY can be left with the following Agens:
Lospos-Mr W. Thomas, Nos 10 and 81 Cs;hsrine-
street, Strand.
PAms-Cb. l.. Fleischmann, Office American.
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We shall issue THIS MORNING an Edition of tn.
sIxrwEEKLY TRlsrsI, for crcuationin Europe. 1t VIII
contain oil the tee News up to the time Of going 10 press
Single copies wrapper ready for mailing can be had at
the desk. Price Six Gents. The steamship Atlantic,
sails from this port for Liverpool To-Day, at 70 ".
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Total. Grimes ahead. .s,sSa
There are about dozen thinly peopled Counsos %
be heard FROM which cannot seriously affect tbs re-
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$I5 only, for Country Residence, or village
ard healthy location on the Lons issnd
RToad 10 Building Lott 100 feet square equs to
sosr city lo will be divided 600 subsebe" % Che eva. g
al Assua LoCh subscriber only for SIS, psysbe IN ina
mesfs will receive warrasted deed for fam Of from two
srys or BUILDING Lots 2sxlnO feet Only few shares e
AIpy TO WOOD No 2s Broadway where naps aud pam
~ Iab sdeaf
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SEWING hACHNRs-1BB LAST CAUTioN-Ai
sxwe MAcsxEs BY other manufacturers directly inngs
sos ard some of of patents and those who
ea IN he unes they shall once procure from US
Bceosc H.vipE ,eed with Mr. Howe Machines sold
y ita .hs5ow claim ssd the old sbished prices
About rrepnty Of hssLDs both in eontrVAnce and
a. -. nsuxhp there has been any doubt -
"'"f I SINGER 4 No S3 Broadway.
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On bis return to Spain he received deputstOn upon
deputation, gratuations upon ordinations and the
city of Barcelona dispatched an express messenger
to apologize for its bad behaviour in 1643 But has
anybody ever heard his mentioned during the
fatal period from January 1916, till the late events
Has he raised his voice during that dead silence
of degraded spari Is there recorded one single act
Of patriotic resistance on his part He quietly re-
tires to bis estate at LOgroho cutystng his cabbages
and flowers waiting bis time He did not 60 even to
the revolution till the revolution came for him. He
did more than Msbomet. He expected the mountain
TO come TO him, and the mountain came. Still there
is one exception to be mentioned. When the reyou-
ton Of February burst out, followed by the general
European earthquake, he caused to be published by
Senior de Principe, and some other friends, little
pamphlet entitled " Espdrero, his Past, his Present,
chs Future, to remind Spain that it still harbored the
man OF the past the present, and the future. The
revolutionary movement soon subsiding in France,
the Of the past Of the present and of the future
once more sank into oblivion.
Espsrters was born at Gran ,.ula, in La Msncha.
and like his famous fellow countryman he also has
his fixed idea-the Constitution; and bis Dulcnea del
TobOsa-Queen Isabella. On January 5, 1913, when
LV ietuineu hcEl DIE Lnehtn exile 10 5ladrl1 ne was
received by the Queen and took ea5e Of her with the
following words: II pray your Majesty to call me
whenever you want On arm to defend or heart TO
Glove you" Her Majesty has now called and her
knght.errant appears, smoothing the revolutionary
waves, enervating the names by deusve calm, al
lowing Christina, San Luis and the rest to hide them
selves in the palace, and loudly protesting bis un-
broken faith in tie words of the innocent Isabella.
1t is known that this very Trustworthy Queen.
whose features are ,aid to assume year after year
more striking resemblance to those of Ferdinand
VII, Of infamous memory, had her majority pro.
claimed on Nov. 10, ls43. She was then only IS
years cid on Nov. 81 of the same year Olozara,
whom Lopez had constituted her tutor for three
months. formed Ministry obnoxious to the Cana.
rills aad the Cortes newly elected under the i'm.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29

4 rushs cesncs q vccsl sna iassro,
aserasl Mns,e, under The dissciiea Of Mr.
Heury a Soaai q Nsrxurncs. oil b. gives
Inc ns~ Towa fIali o. wA1hlnv.oa 81,
On ths evrsdng Il Jan. Ii. isss ~ tho
shosr ~bscb has been sado' Mr. ScO,t's IN.
s,rpcttan fcf sasse tme past. The pro.
cceis q Ehich are 10 be srrrussisicd tc
tsc ealisssissa q SACRED masic Ia ihi.
place.
PaoosAwsr Par ls---lssvc divine,
Hyna .3nfhr,a God u losc. Dad aid Cko.
rus Ruh and Nao.ai, soHg Iscouorr
PoiSA, i'iazo tsrs, Old iIoesc a, Home,
Cherus Salute ia France. .soax.
Par 2d.-Ssih asa Flash. Quariefis
Arake lEalian i.yrr. Gio GenIle Nell.
Solo AID Qvsrtsiis lses Blrbs dcs Missis.
sipp, Piano Forte; Funeral Of Ms. Jud.
son, Quartsii,.
Part 31.--Coms unto mn, Du,i and Cha
rns Angel 81 Life Soag; oh how ! love
nay Mouo,ain home, Solo. Dad aud Quer-
ten, Biker's Farewell Glee, Qurrfese.
Tickets 25''ccnts, to be had al the door.
Door open at : O'Clock precisely.
Rutland, Dec. 9th, 1854.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29

The PERILs OF THE LUNGS. With the
exception Of the eye, the lungs are the most
delicately constructed organ in the body,
and life is in peril when they do not prop
erly perform their functions. The least
inflammation interfcfes with their regular
action, and then the blood is imperfectly
purified, the circulation becomes irregular,
the nervous system is disturbed, and the
general health suffers. And it is in the
early stages Of the difficulty that the great
IN schief is done; for while the patient is
thinking about his case, and considering
whether or not he is really sick enough to
Feed medicine, tubcrcles may be forming,
or worse still, sometimes, may be bursting
in the lungs. But if the proper remedy
be promptly applied, the Cough, Cold or
Catarrh Is at once removed, and To use the
words or Daniel Webster, the sufferer
"breathes freer and deeper" DIR. Rogers
Syrup Of LIvERwoRr, TAR and CANcHA-
LAGuA is admirably adapted TO the cure Of
the above class of diseases. II is prepared
with special reference to them by an ex-
perienced phyician it is prompt in its ac-
ton, diioays safe, and may be given to the
youngest child or the most delicate female
with perfect confidence in its SUCCESS
Try 1t.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29

--SESkToR BENEDICT IN the SEN
ATr.-A writer in the Temperance Stand
ard makes very foolish, and ungentleman-
ly attack on the editor Of the Fee Press,
because he did no, do so..and so in the Leg
stature in reference To Common Schools.
No man in the Legislature worked hard
e. in, and out OF, session hours, than Sena.
tor Benedict lie prepared and carried
through the Senate two or three very i'm
porant bills in reference TO Railroads, and
to- r. X. Commissioner.
|; was policy for the Senate TO await the
action Of the House on the subject Of edu.
cation During the last -four years the Sen
ate were willing TO 60 into Joint Assembly
TO elect State Superintendent. But the
House would not. Any bill coming from
the Senate TO the House, proposing any
system Of School superiniendency, would
certainly have been defeated. The House
would move first, or not At all.
Ale did not spend thought or lin pen
to produce a better bill, says the eorrespon-
dent Of the Standard, Mr.. Benedict did pre-.
pare bin when he found the House Com
miiiee were no, likely 10 &c, their bill
through. That bill vas printed aud went.
~e heiieFe, 10 the ioiui committees in the
House, With Bile Al, and iei.
No hearing was had before either the
senate OF House ComnIi;ee on Education,
Ca any bill rhzisver."-Csr. SiaAd.
THIS is false. Several lengthy 'hesrings'
serc had before the House Committee al
though the chairman If that Committee did
no, seem very wiling 10 listen to Tie og.in-
ioai of wishes u Others.
What TX. 81 has to say about Mc.srs.
King q Benson. Woodard Of Nozhhcld,
bradford q Randolph, majority Of tie
House cosniuistee on EIaestion, and also
the majority u that cosnlaiiiee "a. We be-
i'sse, eHiiFsly Jusi The lAree gcHileaen
saa'ed we're wosthy = ihrlr Fl.re
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29

i~ 10 siessiF rs4dso' tlssi DE Issss.. ~
nay rr.sss @sissssi sasssscs.. has NJ
Psses ts us~rss,s paw sgsrsi ~ Il. p-or.
fess
fhs sa@s fcr.osaag u,rAa ~ .rrlie1 10
de'sSrsa i'ses'escna. earl ~ he -oard
preess' sPsss ~sasiss. saa mary uslso,
iAiacr ~hseh srp-as iursylscssic and suys.
tcssous " eonn8n nanss
~ Dc aPvlscssipa u the same ruie. nil
things u tbs eAsrscist. hs~cref irarieaie.
val b. iossa 10 be- caused By s,ar4,s IN the
s''sh. and ma oai q Il. or as distinguish.
ID etaas rcunsrks. ''Ps'asPs the only spst-
NJ CONCERNED IN the vbeis vasiior are ihe.s
too. The sp'rii u curiosity. an iae sPiri, 4
money snsiing.-
More ana.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29

PurSAM's MosTnLY.--The January No.
Of the valuable work has also been recaiy-
ed. The Editors know how 10 serve dish
fit for and reader. ~
This number, for its Portrait ola contrib.
utor, has the head of William c. Bryant.
The preceding portraits have been those
Of G. w. curiS, Bayard Taylor, ]. p. Ken
needy, Psrke Goodwin, and J. Russell Lo-
well. The fifth volume, commencing with
this number, opens with an article on The
Ocean and It's Life. Then follow--Was
Nspolesn Dictator The Old Sculptor
and his Pupil-Proiessor Phantillo--spen-
eerianA-oaf gwen Nsmes-Negro Min.
suelsy, ancient and modcrn-Are all men
descended from Adam i--Seeret Societies !;
the Know No,hings.
The annual sermon before the COM
log session Of the Massachusetts Legisla-
ture, will, Il Is sSid, be preached from ono
Of The following ietxsi
job, chap. {, veneg. "Por We are bu,
Of yesterday, and know nothing" 4th and
a'h verses Of chap. e. Of the first epi.,ie of
Tla'o,hyi -Iie l. proud, knowing nothing,
bat donb,ing about questions AMI strifes Of
words whereby eoHieh envy, rsilings, evil
snruisiass, Penerso disPatngs Of men Of
eofTeP Ealnis, and destitute Of the truth,
s0PPoalns that gaia h godlinAss; fro,a such
-hAdrs ihyselfT
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29
LirE OF HoRAcE GREEDY, ny J. PATTON.
Published by Mason and Brothers, W Y.
Enr sale hv G., Tutiie and ~

LlrE OF HoRAcE GREELY, ny J. Parton.
Published By Mason and Brothers, NJ y
For sale by G. A. futile and Co.
Horace is an " institution" in the Uni
ted States, and large "slice" Of the large
city Of New York. With great talent, in
dependence, industry, and eccentricity, he
is a man of power. lie also controls one
ofthe most powerful engines in the world
for moving news minds-the .Neio York
Tribune. lie is man ofvastly more pow
er over the OPINIONS Of men, ard the COM
mercial interests of the United States, than
President Pierce with all his power of ap-
pointment, removal, and veto. With more
faith in the past, more charity for mems
opinions, with more faith in the infalliblity
Of the Bible than in the Tribune, Greeley
would be good as well as great man.
The "Life' is written in an entertaining
style, by one who greatly admires the man
and his ARTICLES who has Travelled much,
and enquired much, in reference to his he
70. lie evidently tries to be faithful to
facts, entertaining to the reader, and ex-
poets his work to come before the eyes OF
him whose life he has written. Several of
the most interesting chapters, contain an
account of Greelcy's sojourn in various
towns in Rutland County. We intend to
make extracts from this. book. Its high.
ly interesting work.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29

Giles Benson (coloreds Abel Peters
and Alfred Peters, Of Rutland, being fully
impressed with the idea that the Holidays
were coming" helped themselves to a large
quantity Of clothing, turkeys, chickens, and
other good hings, wherewith to celebrate
Christmas in an appropriate manner. The
obliging and efficient Sheriff with his Dep
uties, wishing to render them all rcasona :.
BILE aid in their laudab,e design, took them
into his custody, and after preliminary ex-
animation, and in default Of two hu ndred
dollar bonds consigned them to Mr.. Green's
stone boarding house, where We doubt not
they Will pass Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29

We understand it is a fact that the
Pittsfield KNOWN othings have unanimous
ly extended an invitation to their fellow
citizen, Mr.. Rockwell, the present senator
by executive appointment to come into
their fold. Should he accept, the chances
would be in favor Of his election by the
Legislature. Governor Gardner hImselfi is
counted within the senatorial ring in some
quarters.-Springfsid Rep.
The uncertainties of the law were
recently shown in a capital trial in Madi-
son, Texas. Last spring woman named
Jones and her son were tried for killing her
husband,and being convicted of manslaugh-
ter, were sentenced to the penitentiary for
term of years; dissatisfied with this, the
wretched culprts succeeded in having a
new trial, al which they were found guilty
OF murder, and were sentenced to be hung
during the present month.
"A man named Patrick Gill, has been
arrested for robbing brewery at Albany.
lie was queerly identified. Upon ,ae win
dow sill of the brewery, through which WIN
dow the thief entered, was found button
with the eye torn out His clothing was
examined, and button was missing from
his pantaloona, with part Of the eye still
held by the thread, with which it was sew
ed on.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29

we understand TIA, the Judges icr ,hi.
Coan,y have appointed Hon. SaoSael
Wheeler CLERK Of the Ccan,y Court; and
tina, Hon. Nelson A. Chase. Judge q Pro.
ba,e. has appointed T'mashy Y. MrrraL
Register q the Probate Court. --f,ve@ia.
The blacksmith shop Of Mr. stephen
Marsion. "a 81. Joansbay village. was do
stroycd BY Ere on "Wednesday morning Of
las, week. together with nearly all its con
tents cf tools, iron. ccal,So. loss from
$500 To 5000. A st. Iohnsbury ecrcs-
pcnJcdi says Mr. Msrs;cn is worthy and
industrious CITIZEN, IN able to bear the loss.
This is the fourth Ere that has occurred in
the village within few days. says the Cai-
oioHian. The others were discovered in
season to be crtinguishcd before a general
alarm was given.
On "Wednesday. the 10th inst, as
the engine "Clarcmon," on the Northern
N. II. railroad was leaving West Lebanon,
the boiler exploded with tremendous re-
port, scattering the different parts Of the
machinery in every direction the engine
was total wreck. Joseph Moore, the en-
gincer, was thrown fifty feet up the side Of
u hill. lie struck in snow drif. to which
circumstance he may attribute his fortunate
his fortunate escape, ainer passing through
the steaming ordeal, by which he was
slightly scaldel. The fireman escaped
with broken leg. l, seems almost mira
culous that they were no, both killed, as
the engine was under a heavy pressure of
steam, with freight train ttachcd. The
sound Of the report was heard to great
dlstarce, and caused some slight damage,
by breaking window glass in the village.
Ten dollars additional, on each
share of the Royalton Bank, urc ordered
to be paid in by The 18th Of January.
We learn that Mrs. c. |. Nichols,
OF this place, has returned from Kansas.
Her sons remain during the winter. We
believe that Mrs. N. Is intending to return
to this new territory in the spring, whether
or not to make permanent settlement we
are not informed.-Eagle.
stats rs. BENJAMIN o. CHuRcu.-In
this case the respondent was,chargcd in the
indictment with stealing sundry Bank bills
from the store Of c. NJ. Houghton, in Mari.
boro, on the 18th of July last. Plea, not
guilty; and of the same opinion were the
juy.--B.
--IIenry II. Munroe was executed at
Martinez, California, on the Oath ult., for
the murder of James NJ. Gordon. He said
while in prison that Munroe was not his
real name, which he would not give, and
that he is from Rutland County, Vermont,
where he has friends and relatives.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-29

---"There is no reason why Essex Co.
should send dozen members to the Legs
ls;ure stepped IN rum. TO oppose car prog.
r-ss there = Temp. Standard.
There h no reason why the editor OF
the Standard should be cslumniator, but
the above insiuuaiion is calnmnious. We
know most Of the delegation from Essex
county, and no, one Of them went 20 the
Legislature 'steeped in rum nor did they
steep IN rum while there, we will youch.
The entire delegation consisted Of "A dozen
members several OF them are thorough
going total abstinence men, and all of the
others, two tina, we know moth
ing about we know TO be mcn Of temper
ate habits. Rev. J. Wooster, an ardent
supporter of the Maine Law, Is one Of the
dozen that the Standard says were steep.
ed IN NUM- This il a fair sample of the
candor ofthe.Standards editor, it shows what
reliance is TO be placed upon his lucubra-
tons. The truth Is, he has become a mo-
nomaniac, and the State Temperance Soci-
city ought to take cognizance of the fact at
It's next annual meeting; for the hallncina-
tons Of the STANDARD are not over proiita.
Bile To the cause Of Temperanse.-- Orleans
Gazette.
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We c0niinac. this weck. cur table Of
Criminals in CoR6aeucns IN vennoai IN
order to complete the returns from cher
oouniie-, and for the special bcnchl Of the
osliging sss, jaiIor Of this county who wish
s~ us 20 inform oef readers tina, he has re-
eeiTcd largo addition 70 hls family. -hieh
hos consists Of twenty.
By the kindness Of the gentlemen who
have the snperin,enacnce Of our State Pms
on, sDd the County Jails, We arr able to
give our readers the number of efifninals
confined in tins State. and also a statement
of,he crimes Cor which they are confined.
TIN srAra PkisoS. The number now
under tie direction Of Col. Harlow Is sixty
Eve. Convicted for murder, three man
slaughter, foor; highway robbery. two; ar
son, onei rape, three burglary, twelve I;
forgery, threei hofse-stealing, six; as
ssul,, three passing counterfeit money,
two; larceny. twenty-five; bigamy. ONE
Two Of those convicted Of murder have had
their sentences committed, ono 10 impris-
onDen, for life, and the other for fifteen
years. The third IS Halloran, convicted at
the last term Of the Rutland County Court,
and now in solitary confinement.
JAN IN FsASkLIS COUNTY. Now
confined, four. One for bigamy two for
stealing and one for assault and battery.
During the pas, year, thiriy-on different in
dividuals have been shut up in this jail
Daring the year previous, seventy. -four.
CnirrEsprs Co. Number now in Jail,
six. One for robbery; two for burglary
one for larceny one for debt; and one for
drunkenness.
CALEDONIA Co. Two are here incarccr-
ated. One for passing counterfeit money
and one for then, though not yet tried
We'll done Caledonia
ORASGr Co. In the jug, seven. Two
for stealing from freight cans two for burg
larry and larceny, --broke Jail short time
since, but were retaken; one for rape; one
for trcspass; one for stealing; another has
been shut up for stealing, bu, got out, and
still evades recovery.
LAMomLE Co. Empty!
ADDISON Co. All the citizens of this
County are out Of Jail except two. One
Sheldon Pond accused Of murder, but
has not received his trial; the other com.
mit,ed assault and battery.
WINDSOR Co. grhe most populous coun-
~ in VT, has four of its law. breakers hous-
ed up. One for assault and battery, with
intent to kill; one for arson; one for tres
pass; one for assault, with intent to kill.
WIspHAM Co. No. now incarcerated
one So much for the prevalence Of Wa
ter cure /.
RUTLAND Co. Law-breakers ar no ia
vorites IN this County, and by the vigilance
of the executive officers and faithfulness Of
the courts, large share of criminals are
now shut up. The number now behind the
Crates and bars is twenty. Three for forg-
cry; one for subornation of perjury; one
for rape; four for assault and battery; two
for selling liquor; and five for petty lar.
Gerry; four for Trespass Of Freehold.
EssExCo Empty!
GnASp Isle Co. Emptyl
wAsnIsoros Co. One man in ail,and
he for an aitemp, to commit rape.