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

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a. uvits,s,n b. attend The Rufalo oonvcn-
iion II l-s-. asl expressing Dmps'hy
18th the mayrmcni The Providence
I Jssrv,ai SAYS I, - luoky fof thn Prrs'.
dcui that this lacumcui is NJ N posses
sion ~ any II the departments. The 81.
fe' ~ouid bring ne uiiciaaL'
A ll.ni.-A cacmpanry says
| There is man up in DOR country Who al
ways pays lor h. paper en- advance. Tie
I has never had q .ack dsy in h,s hic neycS
Z had any ocrss ~ isoih-achc bis potatoes
{ never rat the uccsll never eats his wheat
/ the FIRST never N.ls his carn " beans -
I h.s babies never cry in the night. ana he
wifs never scaids Reader, have you paid
Che printer 10 advance p
Popular Lectures during our long
winter are becoming very common IN tins
State, Every village uf eve hundred in
hahi,ants. or over. should secure such Ice
turc. Ia Rutland. Remington. Darlington,
I Woodstock. Brsttlcboro, Montpelier and
/ 81. Johnsbuv. lectures are being deliv-
cred. The Hatckman says
MoNrrrLrE ldrrH,hr lNsTiTURr.-
/ Such Is the title of new association IN
/ thus village, for the wip,cr campaign. and It
promises to be highly useful. The hrs, Of
Z series OF lectures was delivered at Wash
ington Hall on Friday evening last, by Rev
/ Mr.. Ezra EAdsms Of Nashua N. II. Mr..
Adams had good audience, and his lecture
I ION the moral and social condition of France }
vas highly interesting.
-FiRr.-On Saturday night the dwell
ing house on Berlin stree, occupied by Mr..
Mallory and barn, adjacent, with their con
tents, were destroyed by fire. The premises
were owned by Dr. :. Smith ofthis village.
No Insurance 10.
--THr SHrRifrsHir.--The struggle is
over, and A. l.. Page is deputy sheriff for
Montpelier, notwithstanding opposition
from anli-iquor law men, ID.
The Saratoga Uhig announces that
the Santoga aud Sackstt's llarbor Rail
road, have made contracts as far as Car
thage, and a large force will probably be
at work on the line by Feb. LIST. The en-
gineers are engaged in surveying the
lands received from the State.
Men, and not steeplcs ought to 60 to-
wards Heaven, as you may infer from
this extract:
Early on the morning of the Goth, the spire
of the First Dutch Reformed Church at
Kingston n. Y. was blown down. crushing
in the roof of the church. The spirc was
2ls feet in height and had been built about
year. No one vas injured.
Sake is reported to have said in a re-
cent lecture, while discourseing of the ar
tisic importection of most female poets,
Notwithstanding their wealth of Fancy and
sentiment, that at seems impossible for Pc
gasus to trot handsomely under side
sdddie !"
A fire occurred on Sunday, in Notre
Dame st., Montreal, destroying four stores
occupied by Mr.. Solomons, Furrier, Mr.
Lewis, dry goods and others. Loss very
large. Insurance, G25,000.
Mr. Perham and J. Wesley Jones, pro-
prietors fthe GIFT lotteries have been ar
rested at the suit of the Governor of the
Aims House for the violation of the lottery
law. Perham was ordered to give bail of
$4,000 and Jones $4,000. 1t is said
that measures have been taken to arrest
Nassrs Ieli,- . n-i----.i-, pop, i,t,rs Of
III. Inllien M"sio lottery. Pelham mas
sold $4,000 tickets in his scheme.
"A young lady given to tattling, says
she never tells anything unless to two
classes of people-those who ask her and
those who don't.
The Owen Sound &C.. WI Leuer SAYS,
the United States Government have adj.
vertiscd IN the Montreal papers for recruits
for their army Quite cool for Uncle
Sam
WIND FALL.--IIector Jennings. of
Sanduskey, O., has been notified by his
attorney in London, that he is undlsphted
heir TO one half of the Jennings estate in
London, valued at S600,O00,00O.
-BREAKISG QUA man in Ontario
county, named Adam Dater hvaing pub
lshed in the Messenger caution not to
trust his wife, backs down in that paper of
this week as follows:
"Thc matter is now umicably adjusted,
and ! regret and recind all past grievances,
which are very wrong, as being against
one of the most prudent, economical, in