The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-05
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The largo and elegant Hotel, the
Island House, at Bellows Falls, is to be
opened on the 10Th Of May, under the di.
rec,ion of It's popular landlord, Col Shurt-
hff.
---MAN KutTp.-A man was killed,
on Thursday last in the town Of Glasten-
bury while ehopping wood A tree which
he was Telling, struck him on the head kill
ing him instantly. We understand he has
leD no family.
There have been few cases of
SMALLPOX in town recently, and it would
be well to guard against it by vaccination.
Two deaths have occurred in town during
the last and preceding weeks, There are
now no cases in this place, and we under
stand there are none whore the deaths oc-
Cured. It cannot spread if care is obser-
we'd. There can be no cause for alarm. 49,
Let those who have not been ynccinatcd be
so at once Ben. Ban.
To-day, Thursday, the County Com
missioners are holding Convention in this
place, to adopt uniform rules in reference
to their official business.
Prof. sonborn performed a success
ful operation upon the eye Of young lady,
in cutting the tendon which causes cross
eye" Ii Is added that the operation was
done TO tho entire satisfaction Of all the gen
iIeinen present" We should ike to know
what the young lady thought Of the mat
ter.
The publishers Of the Mddlebury
Register commence a nov volume with an
advance in price, both on subscriptions aud
advertising.
-BoyiSE.-Mr. John Hunt, of Vernon,
recently sold a pair OF fat oxen which weigh
ed 1900 lbs, for the snug htlie sum Of
$500. The cattle were raised 10 Vernon.
Who speaks next;
No DIsBANDING.--The Bnttleboro
Eagie has long aud able article in oppo-
sition to the new and Wild scheme Of break
ing up the Vermont Wing purity. We cut
the following from the article, which will
express the sentiments -
"Under these favorable circumstances
suggestions are being nude, booking 10 the
disbanding OF the Wing pany and the for
nation of great Northern party, 10 be
composed Of all those who are opposed %
the Nebraska iniquity. This hostility, and
opposition 10 the further encroachments Of
slave powtr, are the p1nks Of which this
new platform d 20 be- constructed. We
are sorry 10 see that this scheme Il coun-
tenlnced % some extent, 10 Vermont. g.
What Is 10 be gained By this movement
doth n5i yet dislinciiy appeal
-DfArn ~ AccipEsV.-M r. Moses
Morrill,, Of sa,toa, was killed on tbs 18th
ult, while engaged no telling tgoes. He
had cot a tree, and was pushing against i
10 make il fab IN certain direction a
limb fell striking hun upon the head, break.
ing biz skull, producing almost Immediate
death. lie WAS about - year, Old. lie
was formerly a fesiieni Of D4nNlle, from
whence be removed 70 the West where he
Lost his WIFE ans We bs.ioye oae Or two
9th e ne,aben Of his family, retura,ng to
the East, be- settled ia Sutton. -- Caioio-
niGh.
-L1r Moniiy the body Of q man
mined ions sErnouE, a shoemaker, was
5unl oa he uesi side Of the river, about
a mile from this village. A corgnef's in-
quest vas called vho rendered the verdict
"D.A ffon m'oxiclt1a aal erpasu'e.--
AalaisH Harl'f
- TaFen-Arg1r 30 woodbury.. ~.
sss cousicie4 b. ytry oas 31y us aeek,
Of inmiy.aas 5'a ai qg a-as IN selling
liquor.