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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06
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Aar's sAaYi tafs the Bsia~s TslIs
Saassrs comes fafh in ~ rnisfroj
frtn ~fh nrs iype. oa ~hlr paref. tnl
un1rr ihs nar.c af the B,iiss,s Faas .lrsls.
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and csufa' caliatan " haur noes u De-
SERVES sorers. ia sp.tc q IL locoioco pei.
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

--FiRr.-Be Between four and five o'clock
yesterday morning, fire broke out in the
west end of the low wooden wing of the
building corner of Main and Water streets,
owned by Mr.. Horace Wheeler, and occu.
pied by Mr., Il i slmona4fSss atF nv qwRoG6ssgs T
portion which was speedily consumed. the
hre spread 10 a small building owned by
Mr.. Drew, and used rs a men, market and
To the main brck building Of Mr.. Wheeler.
occupied below by Mr.. Simonds, and above
by the last factory of Mossrs. Wing a.
Smith. From this the flames spread TO the
unoocupled brick building Joining on TO
the last, and owned by Hon. Timothy Fol.
let, which with the others was totally con
stunned, nothing being len at eight o'clock
bnt pile Of smoking ruins.
But little property was saved from the
burning buildings, and the total loss is es
umatcd at some ten thousand dollars. We
hear Of assurances to the amount Of 81 800.
Mr.. Slmonds was fully insured, or nearly
so, on his property destroyed, but sustains
loss IN the stoppage of his business under
press Of orders from various quarters.-
Mr.. Wheeler was also, we unders,and in
snred To nearly the full value. Messrs.
Wing & Smith had larger stock Of lasts
on hand than usual, and lose something
over and above their insurance. Mr.. Drew
loses some $500 in the destruction Of the
small meat market. We have not learned
whether Judge follo,, was Insured or not.
Free Press of the ID.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

SINGULAR PEoPBEcT. II i remarkable
That The true poet often rises IN the mo.
Inems Of his Inspiration, into the prophetic
chafnrier also-foretelling with minuleness
and precision events far IN The future. No.
mefUus instances Of this kind have been
cited from the greater poets, some Of which
are very striking. Tins prophetic faculty
u all the more singular, when exhibited Ia
relation to the minor aud nore minute
events. Of which histsry can only speak
with dignlhed c0ndescension.
The author oi lindibras little ~ We
should have dreamed ii-appears 70 have
ioreneon the extraordinary state 81 thing.
IN our last Legislature. The greater pan
u the prophecy having been fulfilled, Tia,
Of the concluding line may be set down as
certain 81 as accomplishment Read ana
consider;
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IssFsstF tastarar 10 HHasss
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

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iAR sesa. The ost,phesl 4 p.ssrager
ifsaa "a ms Alssny A Ku,lsnl fsilr,.sA.
sFets ls sehsgiaissss, \ T.. snt NJ.
C@ssrsts cassff.s. a Esihna 80
crushed hesrosl us can. sn1 u.es J.,o.
sipais,sS sAFsarA bnars "a 10 lh. see
Ne -s' shorssigly nsaglea. ,nd istlss,
~hs'u issra %. he -ss shoui Is y-,n
q tFs, .ndus's,eas And msoA r-.g..etsd
Ne hss lsfl isu'liy ,s usafr IA. sh,iussly
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

nATs0 SEED FHoN GARDrs Vyog-
rAhLrs.-The frat vegetable peas or suap-
beans that appear, save foe seed the 6r,,
stalk of okra that shows pod, lei IL ali 90
10 seed the FIRST cucumber, squash or
melon, save for seed. Ia this way We NAV
succeed ~ gotiiug much earlier vegetable,
than BY following tho usual method Of TAX
ing Tie reitfs.' d all our garden crops Tor
seed save Tie earliest and best 81 every.
thing for seed. Oar egg plsaas otigl,, K.
brought into bearing much sooner N ~.
~onid save the first seed. Who can stand
H. ~ish all the long yeaT- dearh Of deli
cious ulofscls, 10 save the hr.t roasting "a,
% tomato, that may appear, for seed land
yei u "e would bring forward the whole
Drop tao Or three weeks earlier, Il must bs
done. Let . be settled maxim Of Ia,
gafaenef the firsi and best of every ding
TOR seed---lsoll Of the South.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

a, iha bli'h Il daughter u 4. Z. and
6. T.. Kinney, 30 Piand,.id W. S-p,. f..
i-i3 thc following nov connections o.
corrcd, va onc child. two parents, flnf
gfanfpsrrn'- nine uf.clcs and sun,s. forty
oua great uucics sn8 tnuis sud ihiny-
seven great great uuoies and STUNTS total
oae hundred. She hss no,,snJ never bad.
bnehef. SISTER, as cousins. e " ire
ia8a.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

says -
"a naor fall"w hos henn lying IN Jail in
uiis NilaBe since tn : .-....N,
last, la period Of three months and half,l
as a witness on the part Of the government
in case of theft. He was unfortunate
enough to be summoned to testify before
the magistrate who bound up the thief, and
being an important witness by which to
prove the offence, was ordered to find bail
Tor his appearance at the present term of
the County Court as a witness, agrecably
10 long established law of tins State.
Being poor and a stranger, he was unable
TO procure the required bail, and was ac-
cordingly committed to jail, TO remain in
close confinement three mortal long months
and half, simply for being a iciiness, dcs-
utute of friends or money Why, we ask,
have not these kind and sympu.hizing
tncnds Of the poor drunkard, in his twenty
four hours confinement, under the twenty
second section Of the liquor law, in which
he quietly sleeps Off his dcbauch, raised
warfare against Il statute that authorizes
the Imprisonment for an indefinite period
OF time, Of the man who happens TO be a
government witness, with no means by
which TO procure a voucher for bis timely
appearance at court?
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

The Mass. Legislature convened on
"Wednesday, and tie senate elected Chas.
=. Coolc wing Of Boston, President. and
the House elected Ons ). Lori ivhigl Of
Salem, Speaker
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

--ColLfor DrsTsorrp ~ fiK,.-The
Alb'on College building q, Albion. Mich,
~as burnt yesterday fD0rnny, the FIRE
breaking ou' ~heH N. students we're at
breakfast. Most Of the property wAs saved.
loss $4,000; 10 Insurance.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

The Pos, Office IN thus village is re-
moved 10 the new bnck block At the head
Of Washington street. Il Is nov supposed
by those who have made a rough calcula-
uun, that !, Is very near the centre Of the
world. although some people are nearer 10
the office than others.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

Mrs. Nichols has suspended the pub
LEGATION Of the newspaper which she has
edited. and announces that she shall devote
herself to lectures on temperance, woman's
rights, &C., and that while she shall no,
neglec, TO darn H.. Stockings" she will
not overlook tina, the men have souls to be
ID also. Proyidence Journal.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

AhklyAL 90 THr C4s4Da.-Bo.ton,
Jan 4. The Steamship Canada arrived Al
liaiiar this morning ffo'a Liverpool Dec.
2ith.
The Western Eunopean P0sers had fail
- ~ far 10 induce tbs two beiIgefeft
f0~rfs 10 make pace, and the danger u
. general var l. siiil imtainefa.
10 decis.se battles had occurred slhcs
the last accounts.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

We tlsA1 ilah. ismss Moachsm q,
NJ stssshsg's RePaFt Alss G. D.
hssss'ss Ess- is' os paslAi.s csrtssa.
lag Tie ssizssh f'osfho4 Al tho isnsss. u
hes clsIi. psils, -SA s41s..sos A.
fsS-uSss 'e ne aesll 4 ,tsl lsHelfsd ma,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

Getting drunk, and appearing in pub
lie, has been dangerous business in st.
Adams during the last ten months. 1t ap-
pears that there were "a commitments to
the County Jail in ST. Adams, during the
year ending Nov. 80, 1853, of which 81
were for selling liquor and intoxicdron and
- for other offences.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

SsALL PoI.-The small poH hAs Ap-
PeAred bath at Steyehs' Village and Nc
lndoe'. Pals in Barnet. We are Informed
that there arc several cases a. each d
these villages. There are reasons 10 sp-
prehen4 rs appearance q, other places
lCalcdonizh
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

~ & ssis 10 81 AihAns pu Monday
ui.tit tsa ''taoun,sfs" 90 Into a fight, aui
oae hAsd The otber The san4,ng
mo0faef - etPfcisd % bred rake ssan.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06
MeehAme.ulls. Dec. ~, LISA

NrSHrs % Dr.rHs IN the Ess, Parish
10 ROLAND during the year i-53. The
foao-lns table -ss furnished BY Rev. DR..
Aiten, bar docs noS include al the deaths
,'f0ng the foreign population.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

The cotton crop q the South the pres.
eul year ,s oosnpuied BY The Chahrsiawn
AidHtara u be tSU million and hall u
baies
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

Gas WuEks 10 BuHL~iaToN.-Th
nrtive agents In establishing the Burning
ton Gas works were the gentlemen who
compose the finn Of DuNc.N. CaKrwRienr
s. Co.. Of Philadelphia, Pa. These gentle
men orgsnized some months ago, the Bur
ing'on Gas high, Company, with a capital
stock Of $4,000, took themselves, or So
cured, all the stock, a very small portion Of
which Is held hero. bought land on the cor
ner Of Bank and Water Streets, erected the
necessary structures, have laid between
three and four miles of cast irun pipe
through our streets and are now manuiaa.
tuning gas for their customers. The whole
has been done sihce MAY last. under the
superintendent of II. G.. LUDLow. ESQ.
ono Of the firm above mentioned, and the
very capable and grnilemnnly manager of
their operations m this place.
The gasomotcr OF the Burlington gas
works, holds, when full, abou, forty thou
sand cubic feet of gas. The retort house
Is constructed for five benches. Ia bench is
a brick work containing furnace and
three rctorts and so arranged that its ca
paclty can be doubled with small increase
Of expense. I, Is Of brick with an iron
framed roof, covered with slate. The 9th.
er buildings, of which there are two, are
also of brick, with onamented cornices,
aud present very neat aud tasteful APP
poarance.
The general good taste and ,horoughness
with which oil the work has been done de-
serves notice, as well the energy with
which Mr.. Ludlow has, in spite Of unsual
hnd0nces, pushed the work to It's comple-
ton. Daily Ere, Press.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

l.sbps Fss. The isdirs IT lmainn-
nrrs Cbaob Ela-ropilI ,n ,ti. village,
bold e faif ai he Island Starc, CA Thurs.
DAY Afternoon sul evening last The dis
Play " nrnif~ ses vcp hnr, aud their
sale rapid ~ ,hc evening supper ~as
SERVED ~ iu ths Hal attached. which was
partaten 81 By large number. The re-
ccipis. which were large, arr. Ne believe,
60 be applied % The rurchasc - q new az
gan fsf tlri, housr u orsh,p. Everything
connected with the affair passed od very
pleasantly, and those having the manage
ineui Of ii, deserves much credit for the adj
minhic mannrf ~ vhich the arrangements
we're made and carried oai. Ages
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

On Thur.3ay Of lat vesl, ten stores
~srr burned IN Oedensburzh. \. y. Ioss
ossf $4,000.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

PEr~rS Cos Ny rcd COW, Mar.
gafei, ~as slaughtered ga the 9TH Dec
Weight Of hide lUi Jos. taliow ia ibs (.
quarters - lbs. total 1000 lbs Should
there be- any persons that would BIKE some
Fat beet, that ~,ll nsal the beet Of Old
Eugisni. call on mine host Co,k, of the
Bafd~cil House, Tor piece d the preini-
an Gov, roasted or boiled. NJ. Cook paid
me 80 - fnr the hind quarters Of this
COW. II. ". LrsrrR.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

-LroTtEis pm sioIooI. A series
q useful snd highly interesting Lectures
are being delivered a, Fnuklin Hall, on
,hc subject Of Physiology. Tho Lecturer
Is eel acquainted with hi- subject. and
generally have spoken very highly Of Dr.
MsFun~ Lectures, and the people Of Mont
pciier passed sosnc very complementary
resolutions at the close Of his lecture at
ihsi place
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

WAsntvproN Co. GE,Ss,R ScHooi-
The HaicLudH has the following cS-
tract Tho Hartman may tell is readers
that the chief objection 10 the removal Of
Norwich l uvcrsily 20 Montpelier, was
bccsu,c the people Of ,hai village took 50
little care 81 the schools II already had
The Union or Graded School, would be a
great blessing to Montpelier, The Watch
man says
Rev. Mr. llcrrick has retired from this
institution, on account OF NJ health, and h0.
been succeeded by gentleman from Mass.
aohusc,ts, Mr.. Berry. Mr.. Ilerrick re-
mains as assistant. Once more We venture
10 invite the thoughts Of our towns folks to
this venerable institution. No town in
Vermont possesses fairer advantages for
schools under the Union System. with
which the Grammar School ought 10 be
connected aud improved for students of the
highos, class. Whether our people think
Of this matter or not, We can assure them
That other people have their eyes and
thoughts upon the condition Of Montpelier
IN this important respect.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

r~stuasta ott-ssn st u.. 70, Xss.r
49, .ai.i4 co. N.if cen RI o. aIaasr
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-01-06

TRoY, December 80.
A Fire broke out at at { o'clock this
morning, destroying Daniels g. IIltehins
extensive furniture establishment, I97 Riy-
er Street. Loss $1,000. Insured 5000.
Robinson g. Griswolds Drug Store adioin-
ing was much damaged, principally by wa
ter. Loss 5000; fully insured. Budget
Buildings adjoining, south, partially dam
aged. Lower part of building occupied by
lockwood Of the Alhambra, loss small.
Insured.
Rev. Thomas +. Norris, Editor and pro-
prietor Of the Boston Oiirs Bradnoh, died
at Someryille, recently after an illness Of
three months. He had been connected
with the Oiire Branch for eighteen years.
and was native OF Chelsea, VI.
There is an old lady in Virginia, who
believes II To be bible doctrine, that for
seven years before the end Of the world.
no children are TO be born--and that gives
her comfort for at every fresh birth she
hears Of, she says to herself-"Well, the
seven years has not yet begun.
-MAISE Law LEAGuE.-We are in
formed that funds 10 the amount Of about
half a million Of dollars have been pledged
in Franklin County for the purpose Of sus-
taining the law against the Manufacture
and sale Of intoxicating liquors. It is al
80 SAID that measures are in train fora sim
liar arrangement in Hampshire county
In Greenfield, the special town meeting,
on Tuesday, voted unanimously TO instruct
ue selectuen 10 prosecute all violations Of
the liquor Law, in behalf Of the town
Springfield Mass. Republican.
The farmers 10 some Of the southern
counties Of Iowa have been Obliged 10 have
recourse 10 poison 10 destroy the Wild geese
which have become destructive To the wheat
fields
Hon. :. Phelps has taken he seat IN
the l.. y. Senate. The Pfeslden, Of the
Senate and the Secretary said they were
not authorized 10 strike his name from lbe
roll Mr.. Seward offered a resolution on
the "a, that Ma Phelps be allowed seat.
Il wac laid over.
during the year lo53 i,l07 vessels ar
riYed IL the harbor Of New York. OF these
2l3 wero steamships.
There SER n m deaths Ia y. York
cry ia ls53. OF these about II 900 wefe
children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16
THE LATE ATTEMPT AT MURDER IN
THE NINTH-AT.

Wm. Eberle a German living in Broadway, near
Fir, -second-st, was yesterday arrested by Officer
Hull Of the Twenty second Ward Police, charged
with being tho person who, on Thursday night, shot
John GIpoy in the back with pistol loaded with
powJer and two balls as he passing up Nnth-av,
near Fiityfourtb-st The accused was taken into the
nresenco OF the wounded man. who Immediately iden-
tiled him &c the person who shot him, and said that
he did is because he GDpoyl had sad something
against him. Eberle then taken before Justice
Osborne and committed to prison. Tho wounded
man is expected by his attending physician to die
very soon. The Coroner called yesterday afternoon
TO take his dying deposition, but found him insonsbe
On searching the premises of the prisoner single
barrelled pistol which bore the appearance OF having
hoon RECENTLY discharged, was found
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1854.

tons prescribed by law one Of which vo9ld sIfy q
sny dangerous contingency that Nigh, srfe. ,sss,
Art IN. IN case OF proximity to ieebergs sal % :
be shortened AZ night TO the necessary soWeess a.
experienced en- might determine.
Art Y. In all thick fogs the progress OF ne W ;sel
shall be che sked to way only sufficient 20 keep oe
under commend Of the helm. Small CANON shall %
fired every bali hour which, oil vessels would o.
travelling slowly, would give ample notice OF reigh-
borhood.
These regulations should be founded upon 81 the
light We have in pos ession, and, once adopted hey
should be enforced under pain OF death perpetual
IN pri,opment 20 tbose in charge of the ship.
Had this simple regulation been lin force, whers
would have been the late calamity
FastDass IL al instinct OF the age but should tbs;
bIitd l. sinct be allowed 20 govern everything 1
am n man Of progress, You Mr. Editor well Know,
Int do not believe TIA. the mind fOrnei govern
nations Is a bali rOvdy thing mounted on " .ss;
"LorSe and rushing adloDg az a ;. 10 tro'.
A corrupt influence bes.ts the lob3ies 81 Congress
IN beg the means OF keeping mp hslf-roWds rae
With Ercland across the Atlantic. A usual the cor
ruptjon succeeds. How DO we like is fruits
And will anything be donel ADl thing worthy Of
int Ilectual men to guard rs from those evils In the
fine 10 come answer, as have answered, 10 the
same bi,.erness and contempt, nothing, nothing
JTG!icMstwgh Oct .. lSH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16
EXTENSIVE FORGERIES IN VERMONT

Prost The Gree. Mountain Hc7iH, on. ~
Great excitement has prevailed among nnanch
men, and in the public generally, IN wlnaso Orsnse
and Washington Counties, for the lastfen dsys, on
account Of the extensive forgeries Of one D. A. Lie
of Bethel The annals Of crime in vermont ana 'hs
most culpable criminal 0henses may De 'eafcned
IN vain for anything Ike parallel Oh tnis Aihd OF
misdemeanor. xr. ...a 49,.
On Tuesday Of last week Lille was arrested Tor
debt nv the Mortified Bank, that bank having lately
Sc.nyy,eS AZ 600 note purportng 20 have been
s;ensd Inv Lille Almon Durkee and Paul kinstry.
r, vs.. .oon ascertained that kinstry's name was
- 81 7 lille vas called 10 Mortified 70 make
dns renaratou. The news spread IN every direction
and before Saturday night II was ascertaned that
there were forged papers in the several banks IN this
vicinity and in the hands OF private INDIVIDUALS In
SHerent psces TO the amount Of about trerty lA0a-
sa1d Soi,ar,. Lille vas put in irons to await an
amin stiop.
n appeays from facts now discovered that Lille
cornmerced his career az least four years ago. He
obtained money from one bank with forged paper,
u,irg tho names Of two gentlemen IN Gaysvile, and
thew were sued for the amount Another note was
executed with which no raised money TO settle up
and then another to bush up the next, and He
has been continually running into debt, sustaining
greet Losses IN doing business and forging paper 70
raise money TO meet other forged pspers. And Is
turns on. that this has been secret with the direct
ors Of some Of the banks, and also with many ind
viduals. One great wonder is, what has he done
with all this money and another TO- why has has DO
been allowed to repeat these 0fenses IN d1efen'
banks and with the same individuals
The whole amount Of Lilies liabilities e1ssnf e.n'
Dot be less than hnty lioasa1d dollars, rsPot.
be depended upon. The whole amount Oh Iiso
paper Issued and redeemed by him from nne ~ 80, -
within the las. ten years. cannot fall macn
hundred thousand. He s now IN lsI ~ - 60.
to await HE trL a. the neJt sesaor OF 'o' "'SN'J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16
HOW TO CHECK STEAMSHIP RACING.

Perbaps. after all the most efIeotual check to this
hot and dangerous haste-remonstraed az 4insi "Hen
ever an accident occurs bat sti persisted IN oy naN
GATOR. ami shn-ovners-woud be found in the laying
Gown Of an Atlantic Telegraph. Asaias, the sreei
OF magnetism il would he in vain for Steamship 20
contend In being deprived Of the credit OF bringing
many days later news, OF the principal induce
mens TO this jealous haste would be taken away
The masters of our ships ceasingo be express
riders, might be induced TO pay more regard a. tae
safety Of their passengers. An express rider Is ~
perfect liberty 10 risk his neck 70 ans extent but
the conductor Of public conveyance, whether SHIP
captain or siage-drver who sacrifices the lives OF hs
passengers TO his 1iety for short passage, Is guilty
" mornl II not Of legal, manslsnghter. Bot. Tel.