Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-30

-vesuvius is once moro quiet.

-Vesuvius is once moro quiet.
A doe with . branching pair Of
antlers, has been killed in the Saranac re-
gion.
Leeds, Canada, has q witch, and
even the nobility try to secure her good
will.
Highland dresses, for both boys and
girls, will be worn this season.
jeff Davis has become policemen at
Dubuque.
The breeding Of horses has been de-
clared free industry" in Spain. /.
Mrs. Stonewall jackson will live
henceforth in Richmond.
"A public school for colored children
has been opened in Burlington, NJ.
Edinburgh has supported Spanish
Evangelization Society for fourteen years
"A "swine Exchange" has been form
ed in Portland, Maine.
-Boarder, who gets his lodging on
credit, terms it bed-tick.
Never wait for thing to turn up.
Go and turn it up for yourself. 1t takes
less time and is sure to DO done.
Caleb Cushing's fee as counsel for
Mexico, before the Mexican Claim Com
mission is $4,000 in gold.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pifer, who lives be-
tween Groton and Mclean, will be one
hundred and six years old on the Oath Of
October.
The once famous ballet dancer, Ma
ria Taggaloni, is said to be dying OF con-
sumption ut Brunn, Moravia.
AT a recent marriage in London, the
service lasted two hours, nearly as long
as the marriage itself sometimes lasts in
Chicago.
Chief Justice Chase, it is reported,
has recently invested twenty-five thou
sand dollars in tract of land OF forty
acres and handsome residence just out
side of Washington.
The Erie Gazette says Parson Brown.
low should not ''suffer any of his other
engagements to interfere with his declin-
ing health"
| IF people knew beforehand all the
misery it brings" says Japanese poet,
"there would be less going out with
young ladies to look at thea flowers at
night"
"A man can live in Paris pretty well
ON ten cents per day, or he can eat, drink
and be merry to the tune of one hundred
dollars.
Archibald w. Oxendine, one Of INA.
rion's Men" during the Revolution, and
for forty years CT his life q Baptist
preacher, died recently in Missouri at the
age Of 110.
Gen. Rosecrans has bought a rancho
at San Rafael, Cal, wisely preferring the
honest pursuits of agriculture to the ex'
pensive honor of getting beaten as can,
didate for Governor of Ohio.
A looker-on at the funeral of Marshal
Mel, who could not sufficiently admire
the hearse, kept repeating: "What a fine
hearse what a splendid hearse! How
happy these rich people arev y
Professor Bossmazlers widow, now
residing at Quincy, ILL.,, has five auto
graph letters of Humboldt addressed to
her husband. One of these letters was
sold in st. Louis last week for $25.
AT the Falls of st Anthony are fit.
teen lumber mills, two paper mills, hive
iron works, four breweries, two wooden
mills, and thirteen Touring mills, besides
other industrial establishments.
"A priceless Saxon manuscript, the
gift of Leofric, the first Bishop of Exeter
which was said to have disappeared, has
been found safe among other manuscripts
in the Exeter Exehequer Chamber, in
England.
The body of a New Hampshire youth
has been exhumed and his heart cut out
and burned, from superstition that this
slone would save the life of his brother,
who dying with the same disease-con-
sumption.
A boy WAS lately brought up before a
police Judge in DesMoines, Iowa, for steal
| ing railroad ties. He would not listen to
the Judge, but began cursing the court al
n tremendous rate. The judge fiped him
$196 for contempt of court, after which
the boy was committed on the stealing
charge.
A Canadian gentlemen, now a resi-.
dent of Saginaw City, Mich, says there
are hundreds of nice, tidy Canadian girl'
who are ready and willing to come to the
United States il the capacity Of servants
! They are wanted.