The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-06-16
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IA ne cs, hsrc q, vel, ard i /. be.
heved. '5at ihelf Persons and d~e.Apes
have bcou - thoroughly elc.nsed - 70 pre-
vent any eKpaare b. usiinrs.
since our las, yahl5caiion. there have
been bot two ns~ cases, They we're IN
the two families IN Which he disease sal
prevails one Is light case u vAnoloid,
the other mpy be- small PIX. We nov lat
ter ourselves that, viih PruPor care, the
cos1,sgion may be stayed aud not be pr
Matted to 70 Beyond those families II IL
should bu,. trs disorder viii soon dissp.
pear.
The disease : not spreading, aud would
have ceased ere this, had no, mistaken ideas
Of kindness and curiosity to see, Induced
some iniprudently TO visit the siek. 10 sym
paihi1c, without alleyia,ing their sorrows,
snd carry home the Infection TO spread
through their own family. 49, Casiisfon jour
aal
-" Tnr RoLL ~ oNoa.---Such is
the heading, which the ~ Patriot gives
to rs, Of the Northern Representatives
who voted iof the Nebraska bill.
MAP Doo.--Thc Bennington Ban
no ssys;---
"A dog, supposed to be rubid, belonging
10 one Of our citizens, was shot last week
He made several attempts to bite the mem
bers of the family but the timely aid OF
gun in the hands Of an experienced marks
man prevented him from dong so.
TIM GENERAL CoNvrsrIoNo Of Con-
gregstional Ministers and Churches in VI,
will meet at st. Albans, on the Goth, 2lst
and 22d days Of June.
We are authorized TO say tina, persons
wishing To attend said meeting win be car.
ned over the Rutland s. Burlington Rail
road, for .fdrt one-tcdy.
---FiRE IN SwANroS--The dwelling
house of Mr.. WIN. Roberts was entirely
destroyed by FIRE, ON the morning of the jth
inst, with all its conienis--iurni,ure cloth
ing, bedding, and about S2l0 in cash. 1t
was with the utmost difficulty that the lives
Of the inmates were saved. Loss estiuat-
ed at $500. No insurance.---FrankIm Co.
Herald.
---SPoRTsmES are having lots of fun
IN the River and Lake, about these days.
A .Mdsqneiitongs, weighing AZ lbs, was
caught with a seine, few miles below our
village, short time since. a Sturgeon
weighing rs lbs, was caught recently
one of the fishing grounds in the neighbot
hood Of IIighgato SPRING., and subsequent
ly one was caught which weighed 80 lh. |
ID.
-RALRoAD ROUTE |
have been perfected by which passengers
between Boston and Troy, Albany andihe |
West, can leave Boston by the 7 A. NJ. TX |
press train, and arrive in Troy and Albany, |
via Fitchburg, Cheshire, Rutland g. bur-
lington, Western Vermont, and Tro, g. |
Boston Rail-roads--two hours in adunce |
of every other route. 1t is the quickest |
and best route between the two place and |
will prove a formidable rival TO the Vest |
ern road. The running connections N the |
route have Just been completed, and they |
are such as to afford the travelling ,ublic |
the best facilities. Passengers having
Troy, by the 10.45 A. N. train, reacl Bos-
ton the same evening at 7.30.
The officers and employees Of tn, sever
al roads forming this line are to well |
known TO need word of communication |
from us. If any one can find mre com
petent Superintendents than Mr.. Iigelow,
of the Fi,chburg, Chaplin of the Cheshire, |
Dunlap of the Rutland g. Burlington, Ed |
dy Of the Western Vt, and Baker of the |
Troy g. Boston; or more obligng con-
ductors than Messrs. Stone and HILL of the |
Cheshire, Arms and Boutelle of he Rut
land g. Burlington, Burdett and George of |
the Western W., and Van Bergen and |
White Of the Troy g. Boston, we should |
like to see them brot on. Underline man
ageInant of such sup'ts., and such conduct |
ors, tins route must prove one Of the most |
popular IN the country, and it will deserve |
its popularity. For speed and comfort, it |
will be uDri'alled.- Beiious Fails Argus.
Nav FREIGHT LrsE.---Arnnge-
ments for new freight hne for the West |
via Fitchburg, Cheshire, X. g. b., and con-
Meeting roads to Schenectady, have Just |
been completed This line of roads is
sending freight between Boston and Sche-
necthdy in prompt and satisfactory man
ner, and at prices as low as any other line.
Their freight is run directly through with.
out breaking bulk, and at Schenectady, is
delivered to the N. Y. Central road or TO
the canal boats, as shippers may prefer
This will enable merchants TO send their
freight TO the West with regularity and
despatch, and also to get their goods from
Schenectady without delay for cars.-B.
Horace Bsgbee, of Bethe, has been
tried, at the present term Of The Windsor
County Court, for the crime Of manslaugh-
ter, and acquitted.
The D. F. .4,gis is in favor Of the
nomination Of Merritt CLARK for Governor,
and II. II. Henry for Lieut.. Governor, on
the Old Line ticket. A Democratic news.
paper goes a little too far, when il does mol
consult the Presidents wishes on such sub
jee,s. If the argus has no, done 80, it is
time for Gen. Cushing TO be down on him
with his " crusher."
The case Of Isnel P. Brown rs. the
Town Of Plymouth. which has so long been
pending in the Windsor County Court, and
has found its way once or twice 10 the Su-
preme Count and back, was decided last
week in favor Of hc---plaintiff, after oc.
eupying ten days Of the time Of the Court