Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1851-08-27

~ The New England Farmer thinks the crop OF APP
Piles throughout, New England will be light this year
The assigned is, that it is odd year The
editor adds awe have large crops in odd years ;
seldom mindlng crop, but generally light We
have our large crops of apples in years. This is
the result of more than thirty years observation. Our
natural trees, well most kinds of grated varieties
bear mostly in years"
Rochester, N H., was visited by fire on the Goth
which destroyed $4,000 worth of property nclu-
ding the village hotel and stables with several houses
and shops adjoining. young of 10 has been ar.
rested and confesses that he set the fire.
The cholera has disappeared from Louisville Ky. aE
ter few days of fearful visitation John p Bull Pre-
sident of the Mechanics Bank and Rev Mr. Cobb were
among its victims The disease broke at Versailles
and Cyn,hana KY the 1lth and at the former place
in four days there were ~ and deaths At Gym
thana twenty cases reported.
daughter of Franklin Cloud of Kennett, Pa, while
at school, got piece of apple in her windppe turned
black in the face, could speak, and died. it be-
ing impossible to afford her any relief
The Coroners jury of inquest on the body of Mrs
Grunzig, in New York, who died suddenly some days
administered by her husband Otto Grunzg and he
has in consequence been committed
The American schr. Helen Mar, seized by the Mex
authorities for alleged infringement of the
thine laws, has been condemned, and her captain has
arrived at Washington TO lay the before the United
States government.
The ship Joseph Badger, from New Orleans, bound
TO Liverpool took fire the mouth of the Mississippi
pi river and with her cargo of $500 bales of cotton
was wholly destroyed.
A fe,o more and they 'oH all be gonc.-The Hartford
Times says that three Revolutionary Patriots who rode
in the procession in that city the 18th of July, have
since died-one aged 80, one 90, and one SO years.
The Oregon Spectator of Cd July states that no H.
quor sold at any of the principal hotels in that city
AT Concord, KY, Joseph Moore, aged 70, and vet.
eran of the last war with England married to Mrs
Mary lToen, aged a. Mr. Moore has obtained land
warrant under the act of Congress of 1885, and intends
to settle on il in order to raise his family
The tolls on the New York canals this year, TO Aug
IL, 100000 increase last year If they
continue this the total increase for the year win
be half million, and the gross amount of tolls four
millions Of dollars
The singing of the Marseilles Hymn is prohibited by
law in France, because of the maddening influence il
has upon the popular mind. The Hutchnsons were not
allowed to sing it in st Louis Tyranny one and the
same thing everywhere-yudss. Spy.
There is surplus of $780, 81 females over and above
the number of males in Great Britain
Sioux chief, at the late conference with Gov Ram
say, expressed earnest hope that FUTURE he Great
Spirit would send the red beef and less ,hun
der. h-H
young poet out west in describing heaven, says il
il Ga world of bliss fenced in with girls
The Potato ROt.-A Mr. Flanders, who has devoted
much attention TO this disease and to its causes informs
that the he is fully satisfied do the
already made their appearance in great
numbers, lie recommends the immediate application
of lime.-Seisntife american, Aug. 0.