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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-10-24

Mrs. LAURA d. FAIR.-Mrs. Laura
d. Fair is always reliable to the press.
In derth of news she can be depended
upon for something stirring, and the re-
porters on the Pacific coast will be en-
yeloped in gloom if she ever dies, either
by accident, violence, or as well behaved
people do. Her latest contribution to
Pacific sensation Cf such term is adj
missible) is in being pursued in public
places by Mr.. James L. Crittenden, a
son of the late A. p. Crittenden, who
died, as alleged, by apistol shot received
from Mrs. Fair. Young Crittenden,
since the recent acquittal of Mrs. Fair,
has not felt precisely clear in his mind
that the verdict was a just one, and
finally his feelings were so wrought upon
that he haunted the places where Mrs.
Fair would be likely to appear, played
nervously with loaded revolver, and
said that that woman must leave town.
Emerging from law office one day last
week, he met Mrs. Fair and her counsel,
and sought to speak with the woman.
Mr.. Tyler, her lawyer, interposed, and
another friend of Mrs Fairs escorted her
away. Crittenden, still bent on finding
Mrs. Fairs residence, followed her and
her escort on board street car. After
riding ore block, Mrs. Fair and Mr..
Tyler, who had rejoined her, got off.
Crittenden then stepped off. The law
yer and woman entered building. Crit
tenden was again warned, and after
watching the building some time he left.
Mrs. Fair says she shall never leave town
while threats are made TO kill her, and
that she shall defend herself There are
two living Crittendens, both of whom
are reported to be very sanguiaary on
The Fair question.
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Cheap Farms. Cheap Homes.

On the line OF the Union Pacific Railroad.
l20OO.000 acres of the best Farming and
Mineral Lands in America.
3.O0O,00 Acres in Nebraska, in the Platte
Valley, now for sale. -tt-r-
MILD CLIMATE. FERTILE SOIL.
for Grain growing and stock Raising un-
surprised by any in the United states.
Cheaper i'm price, more favorable terms
given, and more convenient to market
than can be found elsewhere.
Free H0ueSteddS for Act1l0l Settlers.
The best location for COlOuies-Soldier-
entitled to a Homestead of 1850 Acres.
Send for the new Descriptive Pamphlet,
with new maps, published in English. Ger
man. Swedish and Danish, mailed free
everywhere. Address .. F. DAVIS, Land
Com'r L. +. r. K. Co., Omaha. Ncb. Az
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The lumber trade for the season 10
drawing TO close in Mimi esota. with
twenty-five million feet of logs to win
ter over.
One hundred bushel OF mullet were
caught in a single casting of q net in tho
st. Johns river the othS ,r day.
The numerous yo ing English no.
pleinen announced to r the winter sea-
son in New York are anxiously expected
by young women, 3 nd more anxiousIy
by managing mamr aas.
Ihey say now tt lat the i'll fated prince
OF Enc was killed by the hotel elevator.
Wmch Tell upaA him and crushed him.
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NOTWITHSTANDING vi NIIN IIINItl
St. Johnsbury, VT, Sept. "a, 1872.
THE Revolt AT FERRoL. The revolt

THE Revolt AT FERRoL. The revolt
at Ferrol, Spain, is reported as squelch-
ed, the government having taken posses
sion of the town and bagging four hun
dred prisoners. Ferrol is a seaport town
in the Province of Gallacia, and strongly
fortified. In the time of Charles III, it
had the finest naval arsenal in the world
The entrance to the harbor is through
the bay of Betanzos, so narrow that only
one ship of the line could approach at
time. Hats, naval stores and hardware
are the chief articles of commerce at
Ferrol 1t exports corn, brandy, vine
gar and fish, and has population (in-
Guiding the garrison) of 1000 people.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADDRESS. Ma
tiOnal Democratic Committee have issued
an address to the people of the United
States, in which they rehearse the recent
results of the elections as showing a re-
duction of the strength of their oppon-
ents and claim that it is only necessary
now to secure sixty more votes in the
electoral college to elect Mr.. Greeley.
They counsel energy and courage to win
the victory. The address concludes a,
follows:
Let our friends catch inspiration
from the heroic conduct of our fellow
citizens in Georgia and Indiana, and
from now until November let theirst
gle be manful and unceasing for liberty
and an untainted ballot-box, for reform
and an honest administration of the gov
eminent"
1t takes Uotes, not hifalutin addr .sses
to elect Mr.. Greeley.
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''INrEMPERATE DEFENDERS" OF TEN
rERANCE.-The Christian Inte1Jgencer
INDUCES in the following very plain
words upon the temperance question:
No great moral reform has been more
injured by the heady zeal of unwisc adj
vocates than the Temperance cause.
There may be some very unnatural way
of accounting for this fact, but the
charge still holds good against a large
class Of its Incorporate defenders. We
have seen and heard enough of their i'm
perious and ill-natured dogmatism to
disgust any sensible friend or
enemy. The denunciations, exclusive
ness, eXactions and tyranny of the Sc
people of one idea, are only equalled by
their ignorance Of human nature and
utter want of common charity toward
others who cannot agree with them. In
politics, in the churches, and even with
in their own societies. the same domi-
neering spirit often blazes out and de-
fcats itself.
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ANOTHER CUBAN EXPEDITION 1t is
reported from Washington that General
Ryan is organizing another Cuban ex-
petition of formidable character, but
he is personally very unpopular with
some other leaders in the Cuban move
ment. They think he desires present
profit and notoriety, that he always fails
in his expeditions, and is successful only.
in having everybody captured but him.
self, and that he always wants the press
informed Of his intentions.
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS.

And all working people, old or young
male or female, please send US ten cents
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you how you can soon easily make sIGo
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Calendar. or q Grant and Wilson or a Gree
ley and Brown Campaign Pistol a very
amusing toy for old oryoung. Address Il.
NJ. MANSUR, Publisher, Augusta, Ne.
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WANTED - Experienced book agents
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KU-KLUx CoMMITTED.-One OF the
scoundrels (Joseph B. Carroll who, with
several others, went in disguise to the
house of one Joseph Hall, and took there
from colored'man by the name of Fiw
and beat him numerically, had a hear
ing at Savannah before Commissioner
Stone, and was committed to Jail in de
fault of 5000 bail.
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VOMITING SNAKES. AT the late meet
ing of the Vermont Medical Society at
Montpelier, DR.. P. d. Bradford, of
Mortified, made detailed statement of
a case of vomiting snakes. which is re-
ported as follows:
The reports of such cases being often
exaggerated, and sometimes not anthem
tic, DR.. Bradford took occasion to learn
the exact facts in the case, procured the
snakes that were said to be vOmited, and
presented them before the society. The
man had no knowledge of having Swal-
lowed anything of the kind, nor was he
suspicious at any time that his stomach
contained any such animals, but he re
members that while at work he was in
the habit of drinking from some pools
of water III his pasture, which he made
for that purpose by scraping ont with
his hands a depression in which the wa
ter might collect. His peculiar symp-
toms began on the 8th of May last, were
repeated in June, and again July Both,
when he vOmited two snakes six inches
long. They were vOmited in his OWH
home, and in the presence of his family,
so there can be no mistake about the
fact of their having been elected from
the mans stomach.
The reptiles are species of water
snakes, which propagate in just such 10
calities as the man describes, and prob
ably when the parent snake uttered its
warning cry Of approaching danger to
her young, they mistook the open mouth
Of the drinking man for that of their
mother, and found their grave instead
Of their place Of security; they were
elected dead During the session of
the society, DR.. James gave the history
of another case in which an eyitt was
vOmited, and alluded to the general lit
crature of the subject, from which it
appears that well authenticated cases of
this kind are not numerOus-the simulat-
ed cases are more frequent.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

Situated in sllelburn, Vt, on the Rut-
land Buriingt on R. r., convenientto the
village, postoffie ,e, depot, church, &c, and
only 8 miles fa I'm Burlington. Contains
about l40 acres best tillable land, which
will easily keep a stock equivalent to %
cows and a tie, am, winter and summer.
Good house, tW stories, conveniently
planned, and w i'll accommodate a large
family parlor, 8 lifting room, dining room,
kitchen, bedrot Ims, hall, pantries, &c, on
first floor, and as many rooms above. Barn
recently built at a cost of over $4,000, l40x
40 with an L 30xT }, finished off with all the
modern improves nents, including running
water Throughout, t. Also, sheds, ice house
and other eonven fences. Has large APP
pie orchard, inclu ding 81 standard varie-
ties, which thong it is not fully matured
has yielded over 100 barrels in one season.
Also great variety of pears, plums,
grapes, SC. Large first growth sugar grove
with Sugar house, pans, &c. Plenty of
hard wood. The farm will produce more
tho sufficient TO net a large per centage
OF, its cost. For further particulars and
more complete description, apply to, or
address :.
Il. +. VAN VLIET,
oct2dwed ,sat&w6w Shelburn, vt.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Hartranft's majority in Pennsylvania
is 36,445, gain of 30,S59 over the vote
of 1869.
In seventeen counties heard from Of
ficially, the Forney's Press says that the
Republican candidate for Congressman
at large run nearly 1000 ahead of Har-
tranft. At this rate there must be a Re-
publican majority of $4,000 in the State.
In Philadelphia there is a difference of
over 1000.
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At the Second Grand Gift Concert. aU-
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i'm aid of the Public Library OF Kentucky,
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WHO WANTS EMPLOYMFNT.-Nob book
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A GENTS WANTED $500 to $4,000 per
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CoNNECTICUT.-The Republican pa
pers in Connecticut claim that the State
is as sure to 90 for Grant as that cleo
ton day will come around. A large
Democratic vote in that State prefers
Gen. Grant to Greeley, but without its
aid the canvass indicates that the State
is perfectly safe.
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n. Z. S. NJ. SALE.
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OLIVER TONGUE ORGANS.

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4. ". MGRRIAA7S.
The Van Buren press., 1872-06-25

MY hous keeper is soon to leave me,
and I should be very glad to have you
supply her place.
Gcorgiarss cheeks grew red, and her
mouth dimped the smiles that she strove
yainly to suppress.
"You are very kind, sir, bu, the fact
ia, Mr.. Jenkins has spoken to me first "
"Mr Jeukin. u
Yes, sir. Ho asked me to be his
housekesper, and told him | would "
But, my child, Mr.. Jenkins is young
man-it would not be proper for you to
keep house for him Now with me it is
different
And Georgiana inwardly agreed with
him. In fact, there was all the difference
in the world to her.
{" But he asked me to be his wife ms
well as housekeeper. -
90 oh -
Smiths first feeling was that of intense
astonshment his next, quite as strong
chagrin. But it all ended in an emotion
Of thankfulness that he had not commit
ted himself
But his disappointment could not have
rankled very deeply, for he attended the
wedding, viewing. with smiling tranquil
ity, the ceremony that transformed his
new clerk into the happy wife OF bis for
tunate partner, jenkins.