The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-03-12
3pasc, cf ,,ariciics.


it<t. The w.chip~ shs-p q White a. Bya~n.
sns shr boarding b.sse q Bsgsisst A. wos-
arsA -crc Destroyed BY err On Tuesday
isss. IN Worcester. Mass. ls-~ $4,000,
Insurance hrht
- sasnnsl Ho- land. u the frn a How
and a. Asgin-sii. Nr~ yesk. died Al RosBc
On the @h ultimo. lie len New yok
fcw weeks sisoe 10 regain his health.
=. Gcsts. W. clssA hs. been arrested
IN Albsay. charged With being engaged IN
oosn,erfriting. Among the spurious rDon-
~ found ~ his Pssc~,on ~err ihce $40
bile on the Ascsiscy nznl, windssr, VT
- More than ono hundred houses for
divine ~oriaxip, In connoe,ion with IVAN
gclisal churches. sr In the course e escc-
t,on In Texas.
Tbs London Despatch speaks ofPui-
nam's Mcshly - smoag the b,ss maya
Eipes u ability, critical soumsn, originality
q style, br,ll,sncy and dcpsh cf thought--
- Gold has been found 10 the island Of
Arsn, on an estate Of the Duke Of lIarail-
ton.
our merchants and others wbo finger
the change, viii -kccp one eye OPEN for
counterfeit money, a. wc are informed that
. large quantity Of II is s6osi, aud Of a new
and dangerous kind.
- Kentucky takes the ff,h rank In the
Union a. TO the number Of its Iawycrs.--
New York has 47a0, Ohio 2G3i, Virginia
Is90, Massachusetts ll32, and Kentucky
i06
- Ccuntcnci, shrec cent pieces are in
circulation. They are 80 clumsily exccu-
that they can be- easily detected.
A correspondent Of the ~. Louis
Democrat very warmly urges, through the
columns Of that print, the proprety Of form
ing new State, to be called Warrington,
after the Father Of his Country, with the
following boundaries. He says: Let us
form beyond Missouri great central State.
Let is boundary leave Missouri at Fort
Scott and traverse west four hundred miles,
along the southern rim Of the Kansas Ba-
sin; thence north to the Platte thence
down the Platte to its mouth thence by
the Missouri River to the starting point"
- Childhood IL like mirror, catching
and rejecting images. One impious or
profanc thought uttered by a parents lip
may operate upon young heart like a
careless spray Of water thrown upon pol
isbcd steel, staining it with rust which no
after securing can efiaoe.
- The following. says the Mobile Ad-
vcrtisef, 10 copy Of bill sent in to gen.
tleman some time since:
aosnfada elyD
atachinonimomsgin 80
-S2,OO
Pade, Josef -.
Can any one Of our readers interpret il ?
Al first we took il for spothecaries' Latin.
Judge our surprise. when the key was CIV
en- 10 US, 10 find the above inscrutablc items
we're simply these:
"a Aor~ An!f a day." and "a taking Of
k;m Asn< again."
- The fab mos, . nm, NJ v.,er,, in IN.
% vide. wide world. - ia !. b,shfuI man at .
soiree where he has but one acquaintance,
and that acquaintance quite as modest n
masculine MS himself What pair
- The following is supposed to be the
number Of newspapers in the world Ten
in Austria. fourteen in Africa. twenty four
IN Spaih' twenty IN roroeai' u'iny Ia ASIA
s"'y-hse IN belgium, e'gh'y-nVe IN Den
marx ninety IN Russia ana roland uree
n""aieu IN rrnsSA' 'nrce huhdred ana
twenty IN other German'c states, hve nun
eighteen hundred in the United States.
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"A NJ. .,,~n,;on,a ,".,,,,aonx g. ,no ua",
~ III A,' as''o" ~ n'a' ~, a' w "p 20,
handled broom. He may see the time
when the manner in which the broom Is
handled will not afford him 80 much salts
faction
- The editor Of the Kennebec Journal,
in dunning his subscribers, says he has
"litile responsibilities thrown upon him
Just now, which he is obliged TO meal"
Johu Smith. bell.hanger. once wen,
To printer and desired his card inserted in
the newspaper. What was his surprise
and indignation on finding ii coisplcuo,'sly
displayed IN the next number, thus" John