The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-15


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ton. and Tart a. Co. oeTaas,,l,o W.
stock.l have been sa,cod 70 lila a, a..
,., -" :" VIC
have made an assignment. welearn. and
Latham and Co.'s extensive works arc olo-
sed for the prescott.
We deeply regret these disasters. There
are no more worthy men in all Vermont,
than the Lathams and the Tafts. We sup
pose 1t rs generally known that the La
thams have been very extensively ongoged
INNING '''s"' ans Locomotives and
80 ''' "'"''' '''u mat 'he Iai's have
s ''" ','s'seu va inc iron Foundry
'','"'''' anu III inc manufacture OF scythes
"'u "Aes'
We yet hope To see these en,ernrisi,g
..,.l,t;.,
o''""is"''en'S once more on their fect, and
en- dollars additional, on each share
VI "o noya'loh BANK, are ordered to DO
pa'd IN oy the 18th ofJan.
DR.. Huntington, of vergennes, lost n
horse, last week, that was thirty.six wears
old.
Mr.. Cvrus Smith oc ,ho
owns a calf. eight mon,bs ala IN ,ha .o.h
of Nov. that weighs $40 his.
o..,
"i'a'S
Con.o.',;. - ""s VI o'o'e
80 VI '"oSe VINO "ou'o unite upon
Schools.
M @. IN or
40. ~ '''' ''yS' res
!, ~" ',''o got IL
- 80, = " '''' 'oo'' o' wing news
"pi,, N. .orrow.a,. ~
Whose ,rombllasilol. have borne hun to your door,
" Gs . I've Is aw'adlsd to tho shortest span
A ~ rhAohAM. we learn mat OH
' 's"' ,"s' 'ne Darn OF Mr. joshua
o' '',''e' Ut reacha'n Hollow was
consu'hed oy hre, together with two horses,
,% fy VI nay. Inc IRE
ea y "s"'e" 'an'erh iaiiing from
o"' 'nv o,a'S' u'e lantern having been
.,.'a' ~ 80 as 10 ia'' while Mr. nj.
,o"s my nc immediately snoth-
~ .. 80 "a', una Supposihg they were
'e'' '''' parh Out upon
" ,s"'' IN '''ui OF TWO aiterward,
~ INC ""oie 'pSide oil the barn on
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The BURLINGTON MAINE LAW SocI.
ETY. held nm adjourned meeting on iSatur
DAY evening last. Three hundred and
ihif'y SIX men have joined the Society. and
a handsome sum OF money is raised to aid
IN executing the law. Burlington is in
earnest and Is determined to stop the sale
VI '"e miserable stun. Has the Standard
put 'he society through the catechism?
IL not IL VIII probably receive the nnathe-
mus oil that beautiful specimen of Glove TO
"oa una love TO inhn Y The Free Press
adus
H. u BIorLow, ESQ, stated that the
MONA" catholic Bishop had pledged him
self to use all effort TO stop the accused
a"a unlawful traffic, admitting that a large
proportion oil II was confined TO the Irish
population and that those who were viola
ung the law among that class were mainly
F'sh 'eomen' Us. ADAMS stated that the
s'o' "o'h' o''eh gong
s'' ,''''' "'o"e, 10 some ono OF
-. - '''' ""''e NUN auo crime
~ ea'o .on'e one IRON
-" "'''s'' 'fo'. Mr.
d,.n,,o.h.s '"a' o"y INT night
,b,, dav m.s .s ~ y "quo' SOLO On
IT,. ~. ,ese. :" N'o"'e nus iuf'
% ,ho CO., -. '.,"s Jus vic III
a. ~, " "' '''''''''''cy Of
''' "eau'e' WIN "e thermometer below
zero "a fair prospect for more Inmates of the
poor.house- n m incrc.so =, ,,,.,-,--
cno,ns w..,s '''''y
uni 'hihk you, tax
payers have we any money To spre ia these
hard umes-and will YOU not ,,ne and al
mite with ,b,s .s.o.;.,i.
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"'la"'u' uaihe'
The Executive Committee reported that
one of the pro.ne,or, az mo -
uo.ot. -, our 'afge
"a' ''sneu u'e articles OF associa-
hon' Pledging his money and his influence
10 the good work.