The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-03

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nocs ia, Tribune wan, any furthcf roa-
s9as
Tho Free SaiIcrs IN Windsor Coun-
IS. throu.h ihrif G Nu'y Camuire-, haze
issued az Adde'S 20 the members % that
psry ia ,la County. They thus expires.
their oca. Of ,he 'uies-anl-d'cker man
agemsn at Monipohcr;--
ut cent inly appears true TO the under
signed. that grave errors have bee COM
united, 10 say the least. sad an abuse, II
NOS dcreloiionpC pnnciple, hs followed :
anil, az ~ understand the facts IN the case,
they seem fully to bear out such ooaclH.
siun. Recent events. anl the course pur-
sued BY certain prominent and leading
members Of the Free Democratic party IN
tlns State, have agitated the public mind
IN ~ small degree, AMI has called forth
strong expressions Of dIsapprobaton from
many Of the friends Of Freedom IN various
SECTIONS. aud has, it is believed, disappoint-
Cd and chagrined large majority Of the
adhrratts If that o-gauizitoa.'
On wednesday Of last week, the
DIuulc North Star says, the Thermometer
stood at Dlnyillc - degrees below Zero;
ut ST. Johnsbury, 10 degrees below.
At meeting Of the stockholders of
the Bank Of Newbuy, on the "a Tucsliy
of January, the following gentlemen were
elected Directors for the year ensuing
Robert Harvey. \. b. w. Tenney, Abel
Underwood, Charles Hale, Samuel Hutch
ins, VIM. X. Shedd, o. c. Hale. Robert
Harvey was chosen President.
-FIRE-Llst Wednesday evening
about e o'clock, the Phillips Academy
building in tins village was discovered to
be on fire, in the lower or principal rccita-
ton room When first seem the fire had
made some progress, so much 80 as 10 light
up the whole lower plrt, and was last tend
ing towards the upper rooms. Our tiremen
and citizens were Immediately on the spot,
and succeeded in arrcsiing the flames, but
not until considerable damage had been
done 10 the interior of the building. The
origin of the fire is unknown. The loss is
estimated at $50 or $500 insured. Re
pairs to the building will Immediately COM
mence, and be completed in ample time for
the beginning of the Spring term. 4 North
Star.
~ SruMrEB FoR THE Fox lluNT-
ERs,-Lcmucl Richardson of Barre, and
Chaunccy Scofield Of Elmorc, visited the
r!.ntii part OF the ojate the nist week IN
October last, TO hun, foxes. For their first
weeks work they set their traps and caught
hredy fores-one escaping with the loss OF
foot. All done by traps mind YOU
und-huntcrs, beat this if you can
---BETTER TuAN BANK SToCK.--
Good husbandry insnres better dividends
than any of the Bunk stocks Of Vermont.
We have case in point near by to sustain
this assertion. JosEPH p. FAIRBANKs,
Esq, of this village, wintered 1 sheep
last winter. The wool he took from them
was sold for $40, and the lambs az in
number for SIl7--total, S'lS7 realizing
S4,15 and It fraction over from each of his
IL sheep. His sheep are a common coarse
wooded breed. The wool 1t will be noticed;
was not more valuable than that raised
from some other breed of Sheep but the
lambs were larger, and the number greater,
than is usually raised from the same num-
Der. He bargained and sold the lambs for
$3.50 per head. but was offered $500 each
for them week or ten days afterwards 49,
lCaledonian.
--SMALL PoX ~ lIoLLAND.-There
are numerous recent cases Of small pox in
the town Of Holland II spread into that
town from Derby, where there are several
cases. In Holland several of the cases
are considcrd dangerous. We hear that
in one family there are seven cases, and in
another five. Many others have been cx-
1 posed by coming in contact with the dis.
case.
There are other places in Vermont
where the Small pox has prevailed for sew
eral weeks. Ii Is well for all 10 be proc
against this disease by fresh vaccination.
-SciciDE u PLTNoUTH, NT.-O. X
Farwcll, young man about % years old
shot hinselfat place in that town, called
Frog city, on Sunday, the 18Th Of January
He married, las, Fall a daughter Of Rich
ard Jenness, girl Of IL, whom he met a
the Woodstock Fair, a few weeks previous
"fhe course OF true love" did no, raj
smooth with him for his wife refused !,
live with him, and went home 10 her pa
rents. Farwcl called 10 see her, and IA
she rejected his reqnes, to live with hin