The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-24
miscellaneous 1lcmS.

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80 The n. \. Esrnng eo., calls The W.
elrc,,ss AN eve o,~ncs 10 NJ Dcayla~s."
Isai !, too bate Tie uny jump into /"
many bushc. ss BE- places, h. esuna
scratch ,hcm IN again.
Coon Pew Somebody asked biOn
Rs:hohid to take some veuison No"
said the Baron. II never 60, ven'son' don't
think Il ian 81 good as mutton" "Oh,'
says the Rarons friend. =" wonder at your
saving so; e mutton is better than vcn'son.
why docs vcniscn cost - much more 81
vail tell yon w - IN dish void tho people
always prefer va, ish deer to va, Is sheep
DE-. o. w. Holn,cs, In his lecture b..
fore the Cambridge l.ycoum, las, week. re-
Marked The English sec through The
medium Of insular prejudice. the eonecit Of
iheir Eaie island, tcsich might BE- stirred iaio
iAs Mississippi and SETTLED before Il reached
ne Bdlizt."
A CHARGE n, lnrlicArioS.--The
Hon. Edmund Burke, IN the course Of an
article in the Concord, \. H., Reporter, re-
fers to the Cillcy duel In this mysterious
language:--
"Gcn Jones, Senator from Iowa. we pre-
snme, has his opinions OF the agency OF
Gen. Pierce In that unfortunate affair Of
the duel. u mdl, t0ho urges another into
duel. should not dsserf him ia such a peril.
Gus moment The italics are Mr.. Burke's
not ours.
---DoueLAs AeAiSsr DouaLAs.- For
pitiable man commend us to Senator Doug
las. During the late canvass In Illinois,
his namosake. person OF color, has been
continually at his heels, and what was
worse, getting the best audiences. and alb
solutely making the hes, speeches. Wher-
ever Senator Stephen went, he was follow.
ed by Fred, and answered by Fred in a
mastery manner. Il must have taken
down the little giants pride peg, thus to
be prosecuted by runaway niger and
with nobody TO sing to him the nurses
song
"iIash ye, hush ye, little ,ot yet
HHst ye, hush ye, do not fret ye,
The black Douglas shall not get yo."
-BostoH .9tids.
-OSE or "rHE SErrLERs."-- The
y nroe Md Sentinel says: "Mr Powell,
an old revolutionary soldier, ninety five
yca- OF age, with his wife, seventy five.
left here on the 18th ult. for Nebraska, in
company with several other citizens. Mr.
p. is remarkably vigorous, capable Of chas-
ing deer, with rife a-shoulder, % miles
day.
The Westminster, IN. W farmers
milk is subject TO frogs. After being drawn
from the COW ii IL cooled in cans, and
placed in brooks. The frogs take il for
,cafer, and jump in--so intimates farmer
in the N. Y. Times.
Near Lawrencevile, Monroe county,
Arkansas, Oct. 18th Aaron McMullen,
aged II years, was killed by the bite of
rattlesnake. The head of the snake had
been severed from its body and laid on
log. The little fellow had forgotten the
head was there, and laid his arm in its
mouth, which was instantly closed on it,
and was only disengaged by pulling it off
with his other hand, tearing vein and an
artery of his arm. He died in twenty-four
hours.
-" james, recite your Scripture lesson"
"John the Baptist was forty days and nights
In the wilderness, clothed In cammomile's
hair, with leather gridiron around his
neck and his meat was locos and wild on
ions" "That's good little boy, you can
take your seat"
1t is rumorcd at Washington that Viii.
lard Hall, of Missouri, will be appointed
Governor of Nebraska, wee Burt, deceased.
You've AMERICAS CARD. When our
worthy Stock List reporter, VIM. II. Wood,
Esq, took his minute son William into his
office, he thought he wis merely getting an
ofice-boy-but be was mistaken, az the
following card, which has created consid-
e'able amusement on change, will show:
BILL WOOD & FATHER,
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