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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16


The season Of Tie ysae = q ~ vAm
poverty, with al IL psiva4asn4 psssun1u
strange and unnatural eooAEast NJ -
festivities ard coaiors seieysl y t
more fortun1ts of he humaa 1nmd1y.
Hard 4 The lot Of H. poor. but srssAlv
increased ars thsir sufseings ct this -
clement and old ssasoa. Think a Il
you that ars1olns9 ~ -
have comfortable dpspho. - 49,
aresidss and clothing. 81 ~ naoe II.
Glad child Of wsnt shivseia9 = ksvvr
along our streets - ssasoh 4 senkr1
to satisfy The cravings a aaauea. Nh
ys his heart s3ad, ysa tha4 Aavs AtRsd.
snce, If only - fhssz1sn4 a yssr east419
clothing, and yoa W hsvs ycur rswasQ.
Think Of the poof widow and hse hep
!eas little onsay who. to provids aor hef
daily wants and those Of her childrsq, y
doomed to toll early aaA lAts, u1tAsnt
cessation, to procure ~ bAss nsssanaa1ts
to sustain life. Yss, thiak a h~ M eivs
freely Of The absndanos 81 fAAt whi(A
your Heavenly Esther he's Giysp you, NJ
for the purposs II hsasding - bst lsrths
purpose Of enlazsing your gyussaAiss ~
expanding your charities, and Jon viIl ~
oeivs His blessing. The pgsyws a ~
widow aud tho fstherless VIII ascend 10
Heaven, and there they will b rsgistsrsd
by the recording angel ~ dssds Of love
and mercy. Your reward will not be d.
ferred until the spirit returns TO God who
gave it, but will enjoy prestige Of that
bliss which you WIN be the recipient u
even in this life. How many Of the sons d
toll, worn out with sge OF discuss, rsquixs
speedy and urgent relief to smooth thsir
pathway to their narrow homes! How
much suffering and misery can be allsvi-
ated by giving but little more than u
wasted and cast aside from the Widespread
boards, supplied with every luxury and
delicacy of the rich aud favored sons Of
men. Can you sit contentod in your
princely mansions, secured against the
chilling breath Of tho winter winds,
around your cheerful fires, and have not :
thought or care for those Of your fellow
creatures, on whom fortune has frowned
or who have been thoughtless in provid.
ing for the future, and who are suffering,
yea, suffering, as none of the brute crea-
ton suffer from hunger and cold. Give
freely, you that have the means; give
with sympsthizing heart and open hand.
Think of the poor, and do unto them a
you would be done BY, and in doing 20,
remember that HE that giveth to. the
poor. lendeth to the Lord"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

BAPTIST.

The Free viii Baptist society in
Sheffield have erected new parsonage
the past summer, which will add much to
the comfort Of their pastor.
The Baptists of Vergenne- held a
well attended festival last week. Festi-
walls of other denominations follow this
week.
Eighteen persons were admitted to
the Baptist church in East Hardwiek on
the first Sabbath Of this month. The re-
suit Of the late union religious meetings.
The first meeting of the Lsmoille As
ISOLATION Ministerial Conference will be
held at Fairfax, opening Tuesday. Dec.
IA, at 2 o'clock p. m, and continuing un-
til Wednesday noon. Public services
Tuesday evening.
COMMUNICATION
The Congregational church Of West
Brattleboro, of which Rev. Joseph Chand-
Ter has been pastor for twenty-four years,
have Just repaired their house Of worship,
AZ an expense OF fl,1oo.
Twenty -nine persons were admitted
to the Congregational church in East
Hardwick on the first Sabbath in Deem
Der, the result Of the late revival in that
town.
The American Tract Society ac-
knowledge the following sums from YER
mont during the month of October Rev.
William Sewsll, Norwich, Salt; Mrs..
Sally Furman. Essex, 20 cents total,
$2l ~.
The total receipts If lbs ,iu tican
Tract Society for the mnnrh III October
was SiS.a92 IT,
EPISCOPAL.
= K.,v john -. flbbi,ts, Rector oi the
Episcopal Church of Hoosic, N Y, has
returned from Europe, whittier be has
been sojourning Tor several months past,
for the benefit of his he nth.
The Rev. Dr. Mansf Ill, who died in
1920, aged 96, was rector Of the church in
Derby, Conn, seoenty Luo years. So re-
m.rkable was this, that the Propagation
Soeicty in Europe, under whose appoint
ment he began his ministry, in announc-
ing biz death in their annual req ort, pur.
POI. " made the staten mt Of u gears
insioad 1T ~, believing that the figures
had bsen accidentally reversed.
The RI Rev. Samuel Edjai Crowther
ID D., "A distant relative II Noahs sor
Ham," was copsecrated in England in
| 1864, ind has been ever since fulfilling
the duties Of missionary bishop most
nobly in the West African mission Of thu
Church Of England.
Trinity church, Syracuse, has just
adopted the free system, with daily prayer
and weekly communion-threc concom
itants usually, and in reality the plail
prescription Of the prayer book.
An able and digniied letter to tn
Pope Of Rome has lately been written, il
Italian, by the bishop Of Western New
York, Coke, and has besn publiahed Il
two religious journals Of Italy which a.
devoted TO reform in the Church Q
Rome. The American Episcopal churul
has clergyman - her accredited agsn
coastantly seadiag in Florence. Itaay, I
assiat anA eounsSl ths hsndrods in ~
land inoluding' many prissts, WHO .
i pieagsd 70 The rsfoxAstjoa Of the ohureh
3asl ~ daily pseysr Al aoanaaioa =
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60 GneR ennlp - - 40 =
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|1D1 - = - annon9 -
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80 z n1
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r. r -
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49, i. pesy~. sooa slIsr u
49,. IN snarling un1se rspsoe3,
- ! lanes aENd fksu 1neeaea
~ x,fkr ~ N rs6wked ~,
$50 1nessGug ~ - ~ Saks q bsslIs q
|i.smea1v4few . beufn~ss - 49, u
- - = Nhem ~ - $780, -
ust&rsGpa 81 - vsnsntns essAt M
= e6nsalu. Doa - unaeru1and -
fGtf - NJ tex fkis A,erninc ,oiu s.
! ,HldsS al NJ nndeeuke.A vi,ieh a
- 5000 . bslsr vs. $4,000. O.e q
t1awas. I'D IL diagnoses % which ~
- listpaia~ sprans non this prince al
oooiunoiaons. What ! voader that No
nniaietaeial rodant has snsvel 4 III INIT
- : heAn $3.50 "a 5000 ~ ,,o,.I
1sst. I thiak ths preacher NEST s. /.
Ss1lSvsr n svsrbsl inspization.s II not.
- oeEtAjnly has undsstakss to inspire al
II ODD ard "butss with the vivid
- 4 his own inasinat3on.
What DO I think q this a.anS think
= has heard Bsscher prssch. think he
he's an inprsssibls mind. I think his
mind has been. Impressed, and That no 4
txuA 10 his Impression. While I do not
Ike this In him, / think be d I talsated
nan o. he oonN not initiate 70 successfully
suoh . preacher ~ Bseohsr.
But let m now 10 over 70 The First
Ooagrsgasionsl church and ut under the
psseching Of DR.. Goodwin. A different
atmosphere altogether. When tho Doctor
comes in ct the door he marches to the
pulpit a. though he had something 10 do,
some object TO attain, just As thrifty
farmer attacks, az in hand, the towering
wood.pilc at the door. He chops
the wood just long enough for his
stove-makes every blow count-don't
spend his strength in aeurishing
his az above his head in order that he
mav +. called a uracaful cboroar NJ
80. ri. rsrrt.t;or an N. nm,.h.r -
oo,ds :. -, ahon !. . a. ..a No. - ~.
Ius.,. and br;ohtne.. ~ ths =, sov;.h
r. cocdv;r,s rrs..h;n. p. aa.,. %.
H. truth in 81 large nieces a. his audi.
eno. vill take in He doe. not ar;da
h;u.alf; = tha hr;ob,ua.. a,a. b.,,,;.r.v
"a 81. l.nou.oa. bnt n the oonv;ro;ng
rov.r ~ tha thor0bt TIN. do;no basore
tha Sabbath il done. he has taken from
the hure mia Of truth which lies around
nroniscuou.lv. certain great loos Of truth
and. nth his looioal AZ. be has cut il into
suitable lenrths-has. with his powers Of
..r,l,e.t;on. laid The n;aca. nnon Tho crate
a our understanding. and has nraved for
the Holv 70 annlv the fame vhich viii
-..,h u. h..-sr. ;nto Lett. o,,.a;.,.. -
Cod. Has h not PREACHED a mood sermon ,
Ya. ver;lv
p,4rh.. ,..a IN. 80 - 49,.
a inch ee,mons v,h;ch ~ ,,ra.chaa avarv
eehh.th. The Nev Enpl,nd church. in
Whose pews are seem an unusual number
q grey New EnRland heads, has Just
wAispsrsd $500 in the ear Of Rev. Mr..
nberlaiu. q Young and earnest preacher.
IA Graduated in the class Of 1858 At
a-ss-.. w;.h .noh i, ;,anr - ~o,rc
fe.....n Nod !. 4 s+r.roa th.t 4ha waat.
u. 80. 49,. h;.h.r erd fa.t.r thar Il
d;d -hsr e rs cooled nv colder and
0AsA0A esSusAao
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49, - - ~
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4 nnnsse ~
hssa nAds, - - HA44 IN -
lord Ohurohnaa = NOV. IN nAv1q
worth the notice Of Al pssea -
tians - reliable ststemant q . tDou1r
gent Protestant vioV e ~ -
AT lats weenny : ~
Abbey, The aasl - -
root fosA c. -
served: y 49,
os5ote@ reslss -
church md In til 49,
~ - - -
~ - Aeseae HI "a ne seeylees
tne seeaM0 WoQee. erIx rxg.rY
-Dy aatAoE1ty q Shs gsasral oonvsA-
uoa' Joans - 49, nas nssa snga0sd
'1 : aumD@ 9. yss y eel,ne : co..
lso' so''loo q sns nei! eeEapsarse. .
~ n.vns eePs INTO sne various
s..o.n eoaaons On sne nl0is soma Dus
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I..1D 'e's'on u 10os " sione scHno.-
.eo ~ present. - .ns standard y ne
49,. 60 0'1'0' +" 'n'
LIBrRAL cHRrsr1AN
Mart x..,~;,, =. n. o.n,.,.., -
i, 49,.
G. 20 80 ,.,
rr-s- 80. ~ u.1 W.
a. 80 !. !. 49," 49,. - 500" 40 noc -.
n, '"@' v~'oYo A''
Raw = E..,~od -. d;...,h...s
eighty Of tho F.milv n;..,o,.-v r.
q ria r.,;.h :. p,..sy.ho-o .,d a.. 4.
al, a.u =. -
-
uno.s.n' 'nA' nsN Jane.
a1.w0oo' 'ne nigniy essee"eo pastor OF
Inc oniss socle'y In nfsstleooro'
nss .esagneo ms cnsfge' 70 seke enect ON
'n' 'ss' ounoAy oi 'snusly next
we learn from the Covenant that
nenry fsner OF Lam county, Missouri
proposes . grand centenary GIT. After
the example OF nis iasner' OF precious
-.0y' "o 'n'sA,s = D1,.1 : onolcn ou'
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'uo evening u 'ne iss' 70 nauguiste inc
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s.sS:.:- 80 80 ~ oo on''' - e.'
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= - ~ ~. o.A'''o ~. -
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! On 'ne io'o OF LAST montn' - 1ol-
NV a. v" DRUGS =. AAlAyo''e
P'0eon01 ..o Scsmou' Ano o1aoe "ss CA"
N pure wnate, without m ornament save
wreath u "ni'e nowe1. ..Uuno nel
'oa ano PuiP'' was OesuuHy oeco.-
Ase1 WIN no"eis An s"AesuI cnol1
sunny so"e nne se'ec''ons' IN r1osy
AA1Ss A0olelo PEo.oneo 20 so'
. 81 ana ex.remeiy astentive audience.
ans ,o Gn,s =. ., nsa .s are en-
MrruonYsr
III,
..u--.-c,, ry
III -~x-r, ":., -,
81. 5.,a,;.s.;.-. - ,r.-.-.,;--
:, -,nir'y young people recently visin'd
.n' nouso VI nev. 9onn nsmA1on ~
Nor'nhei" ans ana IN the course OF ane
evening some OF the young men snauggl"d
oarrei OF nour INTO tne Daok door-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

How THE HUDSON RIVER ROAD is
ROBBRD.-The officers of the Hudson
River Railroad have become aware Of q
systematic robbery Of freight cars at the
New York end Of their road. The thieves
enter the stationary oars It st. Johns
Park, on Eleventh avenue, and Garry
away valuable freight every week. They
are also operating on cars along the line
Of the road. The other night, having
previously secreted themselves on north
erly bound freight train, they cut into the
car from the roof, between Hudson and
Albany, and descending into II took over
90, O65 worth Of goods and tnmbled them
out on the ground whore some OF their
pals were ready to reooive the stolen
articles and cart them off,
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slaughtered Chester white pig q
months old which dressed 6501 poa.ds,
besides 81 pounds of rough lard. Send
rs no more pig stories TN fAis = bss1ss.
"A son of Mr.. Fairbrother, residing in
the east part of Coventry, was thrown
from . horse last week and hurt his
shoulder badly.
Root & Paine have sold their clap
board mill at Lowell TO Wellman, Burdicl
and Brown, for $4,000.
%. w. Dewey Of Irasburgh has re.
ceivsd news of the death Of his daughter
Emily, wife Of Geo. Ssnborn. She died
at Bodega, California, on the 22d Of Octo'
bsr. Herself and husband have been en-
gagged in teaching for several years.
-Alonzo Brooks Of West Derby, raised
the past season "a bushels Of nice wheat
on 81 acres Of land, an average Of sbont
B bushels to the acre.
On the 9th inst, J. Y. Davis, Q Cana,
dian, while cutting wood for Stewart Ma
COON Of Coventry, . tree fell and hit hin
In such . manner that it caught hin N
der II and broke his right leg Httla
above the knee.
Last week a r. Black of Coventry
slaughtered . hog Of the White Chsstss
blood, one Of the importations froa
Pennsylvania made by H. c. Cleveland. {
couple Of years ago, which weighed, whsa
dressed, 720 lbs. H. G. Cleveland ak
killed one which weighed, when dressed
600.
Samuel Burbank of Coventry, hAl
just completed his starch manufacturinl
for the present year; $4,000 bushels q
potatoes having been worked, for whisl
he payed IS and 30 cents pr bushsl
average price % cents, which win amour
to the farmers in the vicinity, 10 tn
snug little sum Of $500.
IS. II. Kitredge of Derby hos raissd
this season from 8 bushels sowing. 10
bushels Of nice seed whsat. Also fFoa
"A quarts of buckwhest he got - bushels
The Standard says: I'VE think Bar
ton village has the smsrtest boy. Ezra }
Bryant, only eleven years old, unbsknowl
to his mother two months ego hired on
to Benz. Mosman to work in the chat
factory at rs cents . day. He has Los
but one Northumberland there
fore has about &37 - . reward foe his In
dustry. He always hes worn drawsrs II
the winter, but says he cant afford Il
this winter"
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= $3.50 sunGDs1 - = ~
-, III ~ 49, 49, heaA
sazrsh. In - Als0 ssadhle q
- intsesst VIII = b TT 2 ths
bsson d Other o. w. =
~ q DO within z O.
For that nattee, i d
The christian oo0G = y
separated Iron r ~
hcritsd Of the Ha1 ID -
- In the inAnl ~ -
for the Kingd1 "a "a. ~
N With some Of the most pious and
lkost learned Of their members, have
sxpsrisnoed In the very depths OF my
soul. that unuttsrable blessing of the
Uonmunaoo - 6aints. WhstsvR ny d
'vide 40 sxeoGnally Il spsoe or in time.
vanishse Hhs = dFoama In thel presence OF
tAnt Whioh uniteg - Within-the grace
At the same God, tho blood Of the same
oeoes, the Host Of the Same Trinity.
whatsoever be orr prejudices, yet under
the eye Of God, who sssth every hidden
thing, who gives His hand which IL lead
ing n, we are laboring all In common for
the up-building Of that Church Of the fu-
ture which shall be the Church Of the
past in its purity and it's original bean.
IT,"
Let that church Of the future appear,
and all christians viii greet her In the
words Of the poet
"Psuplss de In tsrre, chantez,
jerusalem renatt plus charmante ct plus BELLE"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

TRANSLATED. - The Watchman and
Reflector, printed in Boston, publishes
this week Father Hyacinthe's great dis
course on the Education of the laboring
Glasses" delivered at the Catholic Conven-
ton at Nalines. It wac translated
especially forjthat paper by Rev. Narcisse
Cyr Of Rutland. This is its first appear
ance ~ An Enyli.h translation. Rev. Mr..
Cyr acted Is interpreter for Father
Hyacinthe during his recent visit to Bos-
%nv1
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

PoLYaAMy.-A bill has already been
introduced into the Senate providing for
the execution Of the law against polygamy
In Utah. This special law for tho sup
preston Of polygsmy has bean for long
time on the statute books, but it has al
ways been dead letter. Several attempts
were made at the last session 10 secure its
enforcement, but they were oil failures.
None Of the measures proposed for the
purpose were such as we could altogether
approve. There SHOULD DO no mistake
about the matter this time, and there
should BE- particular care that the bill, -
adopted. should BE- practicable and fsaibls.
md shall have an sctual and positive
bearing upon the order Of things sstsb-
1iShed under Normonism.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

SwINDLED. = James @. Callagan Of
Windsor, VT, was enticed into the mock
jewelry store at No. 63 Cortlandt street,
on Thursdsy last, by Joseph Howard, jr.,
and Edward Russell, who succeeded in
swindling the Green Mountain boy out Of
q gold watch valued at 800. Callagan
followed Russell into the street, and
called an officer, when Russell assaulted
him. Both Of the swindlers were subse-
quently arrested, and on being arraigned
before Justice Bowling they were dis.
charged. the complainant having accepted
his watch aud declined to press the charge
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

BurrER.-The senior proprietor Of the
H1RALD \ under obligations to Mr..
Henry Smith Of Pawlst for . package
Of vsEy excellent butter, which ID made
mp In rolls Of ootayou shape, for packing
In boxes, for shipment. The top was very
neatly stamped with fac simils Of . leaf
Butter in this form is very neatly and
finely put in boxes and brings several
oents pound more in the market than
that put up In the ordinary way. Butter
makers would do we'll to give attention to
this method Of packing.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

EAST PouLrNEY.-Rsv. 0bsd Miner
has accepted . call to the pastorsts Of thu
Congregational church in East Poultney.
Mr.. Miner IL . native of Middletown and
Q former resident Of Castleton, bat for
many years resided at the west
The Ladies' Of East Poultnsy hold q
festival ON the evening Of Deesmber 2lst
for the benefit Of the Brass Band recently
formed in that village.
The Bulletin says: The business OF
the East Poultney Cheese Fastory COM
menced May 8, and closed Oct 10.
The milk received at the factory
through the ssason amounted to 7SO.oS4
lbs. The cheese made amounted to 81.
551 lbs. cheese sold for $l2, 503.66; paid
patrons $1.87 per hundred lbs for all the
milk delivered at the factory above all ex
penses.
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LErcEsTER.-A lodge of Good Tenplars
was organized in Leicester last Tuesday
evening by Rev. w. w. Atwatsr, State
Deputy, called Leicester Lodge, No. 1873.
The following officers were elected:
VIC. T.-Wm. s. Alden.
w. v. T-Mrs. T. g. Stevens.
w. S.-John Matot, ir.
W. g. and l.. D.-Rev. G. A. Stevens
P. w. @. TT. Chandler.
w. +. 6.-W. g. Derby.
w. T.-Stephen Alden.
W. M.-Walter J. Thomas.
The prospects Of the lodge are very en-
ccuraging.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

FIRE.-We learn that the dwelling
house Of Frank s. Hale, in the north east
part Of the town, was consumsd BY are
about noon yesterday. Hash of the fur
uiture ON the lower door was saved,
though little Of the contents 81 the upper
stories vas, while considerable produce
and provisions in the CELLAR wsre de-
tzoysd. Tho cause Of The 6rs ~ . -
iectivs chimney aue. Tho total los q
amount Of Insurance. II any. We Asve not
laarnsd.
BRANDoN.-Tbe ssooad lecture of the
Ioourss y The hall a ths Christian Aaso-
|eiatiea IA DEanlon vps delivered lsSt
svsnine tyRss. n hills II Rntlssd, 70 -
Eaooeostative audi1AsA h Aiss lntuzal olsaE
sd - 4lyls. e yas4dm a isAaus.
|TgA srese. stst1 - = seuuza.
| - hi1Assy = 1rsae = !, ~ -
E 11n6 = - rslaA - - DD4
fa r. 61lse 40lo1n - tbssel1 -
- lll = ]
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Hours At HOME for December has the
following table of contents:
The Spiritual Muse, by Rev. Geo. B.
Bacon. A Backward Look, by Alice
Cary. Birds Of Passage, by Prof. Schele
de We're Twenty Minutes Under the
Knife. by Mortimer Thompson. Comfort
in its Relations 10 Physical Culture, by
DR.. Sanford B Hunt Compton Friars.
continued Bible Animals. The Jet
Black Trees. by Erekmann- Chatrian A
New Nationality, by Prof. VIM. Wells.
Our Gospel Gift to the Imagination, by
Horace Bushnell Why Love is Blind,
by r. H. Stoddard Father Hyacinthe
by P. Alpi,onse Perrin. The Childhood
of Joseph Addison Alexander Leisure
Moments Books aud Authors.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

TR'E PoUITNEY BULLETIN. - This
journal comes to Us enlarged and in q new
dress. presenting an excellent appearance.
The growth of the town in which it II
published and its increasing patronage
warrant its extending its borders. and
DOMINIC 9 new face. The Bulletin is
published by George c. Newman & Co.,
and is under the editorial management of
Hon. Bsrnes Frisbie. Under his admin
istration it will undoubtedly merit popu-
lar favor, a. the Judge has many excel
lent qualifications for an editor.
SNAKEs.-1he Lancaster, n. H., Repub.
lican says, that as Mr.. William c. Put
nam, of Lancaster, was working on the
excavation in Baker Hill" few days
since. he came upon happy family OF
snakes, nicely corled mp for their winter
nap. They numbered by count. one
hundred and thirty-fv-. varied in length
from two to three inches and were If all
varieties co mnon in that region.
INDIANA PoLITIcs Indiana politi.
clans are experts in what swedenbore
calls the science of corre-pondenees. The
Democratic State committee consists oi
thirteen members out of respect To the
thirteen Colonies which reyolied from the
Britannia Msje-ty. These thirteen sym
bolical gentlemen have called State con
vention 10 meet on the Sth of January
next. To nominate candidates for the cleo
ton in the October follpying. The res
son for this untimely Gathering of the
clans, who will forget the very names Of
their candidates before election day, 4
that the Sth Of January Is the annivsrsa.
~ of the battle of New Orleans Not b
be too fart behind hand, the Republics
State committee have concluded 70 ell
their convention on the 22d Of February
which, it is needless TO Say, u the birth
day of that eminent American VIZ
oonldn't tell . lie, but was nsvsrthslsu
Arst in war, Arst in peace, and Arst IN IL
hsarts Of his oountrymen. TIE Arst q
April would have bssn quite - sppeopsi
ate and moro convsnisnt for both parties
4 NEW FEvER--Ths London Tine
sounds fearful note Of alarm. It b much
10 b feared, the Times ssyr, that Eae
land, or ct any rate Londoa, r thrsatsasd
with recurrence Of the Rslspsing Hsv
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-16

THE LApy's FRIEND.-The Christ
mas number of this attractive monthly
has two uncommonly beautiful steel en-
cravings companion pictures, The De-
parture" and /" The Return" Nor, beau
tlfui engraving, than these are seldom
sc I'm IN a magazine. IL has also a gay aud
stylish PITT. II colored fashions. and "A
Chri- ms i'tle-page, showing various
modes Of celebrating the day The Illus
trations Of caps. bonne;- and coiffurcs
are tasteful. and are the captivating
costumes for little girls. Music" The
Angels are Waiting for Me-" Amanda NJ
Douglas concludes her excellent story,
"The Prize of Two Mems Lives :" and
Mrs. Wood reveals the well-kept secret Of
her novel Of !" Roland Yorke," which ends
in the m,st satisfactory manner. There
il fine story from Mrs. Moulton, and
one from Nora Perry. and a sweet poem
from Floronce Percy, with the usual liter
airy variety. The recipes are good, prac-
tical directions, such as ladies want for
the holidays. The publishers offer great
Inducements to new subscribers, and we
recommend our readers to inclose ten
cents for sample copy, to Deacon 4
Peterson, :,l9 Walnut Street, Pbiladel-
phia Price $3.50 year which also in.
cludes = large .teel cngraving). Four
copies, %. Five copies land one gratis).
%. The Lady's Friend" and The
Saturday Evening Post" land one engrav.
ing). "a On.
NIDDLETowN.-A series of religious
meeting are being held at Middletown,
In which all denominations join. The
meetings are largely attended and much
religious interest ia maniscsted.
--Rev, Mr.. Myrick, former pastor Of
the Congregational church in Middletown
has returned aud assumed the pastoral
j charge Of that church. He il most cor
daily received by his friends and par
il i(Aieners.
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