Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-09-05

uftus sFfT ruTatr 81 CUfcfiNfnF. lif lHiNrf
srss mighty leader 90 The fc5eI.." Whc'bcr 10
lad desired la take ticit j. 50. ~ not On bis ad
niuis'rstiou. It va o., effected uuul after 10 re-
utcd from The cisto sitiy, They were iacxofablc
IN their opposition 10 the WISHES Of tho public ~
cIaq1cncc ~ Establishments bad The cs., effect
hem. They resisted To- tho last. and the house
uss cor 10 au white Hey were dou1ciled 10 It,
They brsycd the rari1e-- hand NJ reform. pur tear
"a Tho wind. OF hcsecn. retrcstnc To- a NOOK OF
thrif castle mil al repairs were finished.
Rrcluse as they were, they hic idle bread
They were constantly lahorins IN preparing ueces-
ss'ies rur the ihdigcn, oboni then aud distributing
thc.t bounty wish Discriminate hand. They hv
81 Wiih aB ccouun,y thst would a>tu0i,b any cnr
1nacqnala'ed With lhcr habits and ,Arir character
aih lbcir stern ,lriros. tbcit deep deviation, snd
their philosophical cou'rol over them.cl,os they
could they I'D. effect wonders daily.
f. is taid tia; women are like vines that cannot
grow alone hoy must have some rock 10 rest
IN. OF same tree 80 climb. These women proved
that If it were unnaiursl, 6, was no, impossible, for
lheir rex TO live alone. They had sufficient ener-
ey, dignity, aud rutuy Of character, to have been
distinguished IN almost any station. They would
base guarded the temple nf Minerva with hltle
fear of love, n. the J1vc- born maid herself
Nor would thoy have found II d licu 10 The
Psr,clee to bring their hearts 40 quit hbcstd
'or God" They lived 20 good old age. Their
dcparure--we viii not -ail such an exit, death,
but the good, old, soilIng, puriianical phrase
ia speaking Of he cay death OF the Rged--'They
fell a.locp'--or "were gathered 10 ;heir dlbets,'
Sc. Was serene the setting of the evening
stsr.
They wrote, particularly the younger, with
spirit and eloquence and those acquainted with
them say, tha, their letters if collected, would
81.
20 the young OF both sexes The friends they
had we're warm ones and many spoke of them
with feeling and gratitude.
rhe eldest sister Of Catherine Bycs, whose
character aud virtues are dcllnested it, the prece
ding article, died about two years since
Titles or OLD BOOKS. The following are The
titles of some of the books which were IN circu-
iation in the time Of Cromwell. The authors oi
those days must have thought there was "some'
thing III a nnme.-.A most deeciabe, sweet per
iumcd nose-gay, for Gods saints To smell at.-'A
pair of bellows, 30 blow of the dust cast upon
John Fry'-'The suffers of divine love High
heeed shoes for dwarfs in holinnss.'-ll"oks aud
Eyes for believers brecches.' Crumbs OF comfort
for the chickens of the covenant The spiritual
, mustard pot to make the soul sneeze with devo
MA shot aimed at the devils headquarters,
, through the tube'o the cannon of the covenant
A reaping hook well tempered for the stubborn
ears of the coming crop; or, biscuits baked IN The
oven Of charity, carefully conserved for the chick
ems 81 the church, sparrows of the spirit, aud the
/ sweet swallows of salvatiun.'-'Seren sobs oil
sorrowfIl soul for sn or, seven penitenla psalms
Of the prncely prophet David, wbe'eunto are also
( annexed WIN. Hnmnls handful of honey ruckes'
aud divcrs q 1dy aud plthy d'liies no" newly aug
mented.'
Nso.,,sixo Yourn. Mr Coble, of Brattleboro'
Vermont, aJ.er,ises hs runaway apprentice r..
Long, 10 the following style lie Can be den''f-
ed by the "a / that he has not combed his hair
since the h Of Juy 1881, aud cannot speak ten
words al time Nlthout uttering twenty inlse-
hoods.'
Il make il pou, said very irritable lawyer, to anoth
tho, ia ,n,kc nv neace wh all The world whcn
ns led wooderfaa was the answer; Il have AWAY.
taken you for very industrious and now am conyn
ced oft tor YOU m',f really go through gT,ai dta o "a
eor rariiculsTIy about osd time -F"'Hd'P"a "'4N"e'
Here Saubo, said geNtlenan, on aigh'ing from th'
o,on, do kGow where The Ifen9n, house Is
"Gosh mighty wish had as many dollars as sno"
where ni."-Bo,t, Trans.
Original A~olsamaiion. Tie Boston Times says
Give Old Vermont yet Tor true kehgoh eaniio "o
A., meo, fac sheep, and good i''aher for Shingles "
Na-Lee ~ t'annCc'icDt has succeeded ~ making MIR
rofs 50 perfect that the image the glass will answer an
question which the iooket-on secs proper to ask a.
boa,n,an a.koj hs rap'aa What A NJ stood Tor after
- MACS name which tic captain answered Win 100
Of great sagact,, why Anti Mason you dsined fool
Horrid. Az attempt 10 poison traole utddiHs parl
was made al the house Mr. Joan Hatrs OF hnfgan eoul
u u Georgia 10 the last week OF July. JhiriyHE COT
Tofg prr-en the Athens Wing were mode sek-h'
I'll recovered Tie poison m'Ied Win the cfes'iAg
tie turkey, and tie cook ~ slspecied
DO Tht real SsG. Ne informed that the ship hnn hs
o kua which arrivcd Al tins ppft Nednerta, IRON u
, PlcGe pa. - toIes 81 bnon equal TO SOD 10 % 'ch
10 Ma J1r Mekim Bait San.
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~ 4 Movement Amos KesdaU Nasiu NsNPod on Fndl
Nia,t ,ud day vessel dispatched 10 Block
lssd Tie eHars have been pot motou 10 al
ID iiand-nc.ther MONEY eIe9n will he spare
is cut seEsfs.sd ~ J. ESF7sa
F. Cogn,effeit note. are becoming a. plentiful.
r. fiuu g.aslers. Hilhin lie pa, week out Of q
,e uutesaonAbiy sn1ll amount Of money which b'
10 reached us. We have eouutefle,, - Of the bar
BE cf Amenca "a the city. smother II the Amber
Bank Massachusetts. 50 OF the Newport Ban