Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-04-13

ing no connection with the cenuo on which turns
operate 90 cause the arrow 20 ievoyct remarkable
tact which shows iAe mposshy OF deception, that
the arrow may be removed from the dial plate and laid
down. or even carried ip the pocket; and when re-
placed " immc '.'.c'v return to the correct hour
The inventor Of .lis wonder Is T. II. Lerory, Jew
1 cller Of Newark
! Indian Disbursements Tho report Of the Second
Auditor of the Treasury with such accounts have
been rendered by persons charged with the application
OF moneys, &C. for the benefit of the Indians from ST
October, 1889 10 Both September, 1910 shows that
1 The whole amount drawn from the
Treasury during the year, and
4 placed in the hands ofagents, was s2I3olil 80
OF which there has been accounted for l7lO 90
Leaving unaccoun,cd for Si2l,7Os3a
! IOh' the beauties Of Van BJrcnsm
It was stated in Congress that the emolumcn,s of
The Postmaster at New York were from twelve TO ff
teen thousand dollars a wear from boxes and twenty
( thousand dole wear from the branch post offices
This has existed Tor twelve years without exciting any
attention from the reforming locoiocos, but when a
wing administration into power, their vision is
4 wonderfully improved
4 Ldryer and Yankee A native of the United
States, some time ago, having employed a lawyer in
this city TO do some business for him was leaving his
Office without offering him fee whoa the lawyer OBJ
served, My good sir you should give inc a fee you
should act toward your lawyer you do toward your
horse-you should give him feed at starting, if Won
w. IL,
= squire, answered Jonathan | always use nv LAWYER
i as do my hogs when want them to 90 to the other
end Of the yard put their feed there ard they galop
TO H. mo answer was SO ready and drolly deliV
ered that the lawyer gacped Qke the hog) to his feed
4 aud was well fed by the cient-Montreal Herald
4 Lottery Tickets. Elisha w Dana was tried a, Bos-
y ton, on Tuesday, for selling Rhode Island lottery tick
q ets such sale being prohibited in the United States
Z under severe penalties The prosecuting attorney
4 stated, IN his opening, that Notwithstanding the prohi
oitlon tickets were still extensively sold in Boston and
I its vicinity, and he satisfied, from the documents
! teiore him that more than 100000 had been expend
4 ed IN lottery tickets in Boston alone during the year
1910. a great number of tickcts-some thousands
Il were seized in Danas Office the time of his arrest
! lie was found guily.-Norlolk Com. Adv
Father Mathews Temperance Roll. gentleman
who lately visited Cork says disappointed in
my wish TO meet Father Mathew, who was in Dublin,
4 where lie had enrolled great numbers. looked over
the books at his home They very neatly kept, and
! resemble large ledgers. The number registered was
! above one million and halt, and there immense
numbers taken in the country and registered. | be-
eve the total may be airlystaed two millions and
2 half
A DefaIlter. According 10 report from the Au-
duor General of Pennsylvania the books of Mr. Fred
or!1 frlz after bis removals exhibited a balance due
j the Commonwealth. OF upwards Of $4,000 His sure
Z ties ne Thomas Weaver, of Philadelphia, and Mr.
Z Henry Sprig9mln, of llarrisburgh
! Forciga Peppers Some 60 or 20 natives of Malta
arrived here yesterday, shipped from Demarara on
aboard Of the British brig Helen Mar. When off Nan
uckat, the captain of the vessel finding the expense Of
/ bonding and committing for alien passengers landed at
y this city greater than he expected landed his pas
sengors at Passport and engaged a passage for them
from that place 10 this city board of the schr Eme-
4 line, which arrived some days back. The Commits
= soners OF the Aims House being of opinion that many
OF them would become burthonsome 10 the city Oh ac
count OF their inability to obtain living sent them TO
the office of the Mayor who Immediately ordered the
4 consgnee OF tho vessel which brought them to enter
into bonds 10 the city from loss on their account
and unless these bonds given the vessel will be
proceeded against as the law directs.-N. Y Amer.
! Births. We observe that the PoughKeepsie Journal
publishes list of births in each paper. This is a com
mon practice among the English journalists but has
not as yet been adopted by American publishers. The
n y Express commends the custom, because of the
three great events of life births marriages and deaths
1 there IS none more interesting than the first
Name Girls. The Mains women are as brave and
as belhgerent as the Maine men In Saco on Monday
there was flare up among the female operatives in
the employ OF the York Manufacturing Company. on
account OF a reduction wages. They marched ,hro
the streets 20 the number Of 800 with banners and mu
sic, and proceeded 10 the Free VIII Baptist meeting
house, where they choose oficeresses and adopted
series Of resolutions setting forth their grievances.
Ifyou ever get fir gone over drinking table as
10 attempt TO s~~. oar companions nose instead Of
the candle, you 20, take 1t for granted that you are
4 very Il-l 0tuHh
We like to see young men and girls staring at each
other 10 church, shows a disposition 70 obey the
compand, let Us love one another
When Sir William Jones young, having sin
guar t.r,, for knowledge, be often asked questions Of
bis moiler-uer answer was Read my son, and YOU
vii. find out lie followed her advice.
The British and Foreign Bible Society have placed
az the disposal OF the Wesleyan Missionary Society
10000 copies OF the New Testament IA tho New Zea
land language.
Double LsHer'. 4 pretty little maid Of Erin pre-
scented herself the CRATE OF the Post Office the other
day and handing u letter, moiestiy asked how much
was 20 pay She SAID The letter was 20 her mother 1
and she wlsh-4 . pay 90 advance The clerk on re-
ceylug II, asked The usual question, single double
when She replied with the most boWl,chi1g 1qire',
the same time b.ushing up TO the eyes, double, SIR
was married last week
VIA sigd9r' and uiat 'I4ior, ,e puriuc b
1t rs stated good authority, that Judge Barbour
whose recent de-elss az Washington was sudden
wr1e letter o. BIS family, the evening Of s death
He health never p5