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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

II oerf,.,a'~ from TIRE fas. ttr arR~ .ii-atr..
Fr2'rs5isp 81 Gri u',i7n ~ Emssc
W.. 'he pniet,ign,d. ptsctiti.t.si. n ,f,.,ri.,
"a 10 rrH"N. ate ~cl that o., our ro,i,. ~ e..
may t"ttut Toe friendship 90 .1u,c 1t tl.r f.eutt,
lat hot II IT. irrrNgl,-t n-f4l,fs uha a., nom.
u"e"e"d ~ s,lHsh uat,se.. Ihpt.h Ne ,t.ii 49,
tt'" lr"m az tNp',,stuu 80 seer cYili. n ,lt.t = a
'hc '"'' ness 90 "nsourcu,s- % o.. t.tlrk.', ,-,r
dsc'rln~. 80 &c hspp, - iI-t v~ deem l,. - .
native too valuable net o. o., e-n,tali, kr..,-f o.
~l..' our eye, behold a.d uug cars d, A.. mus,
Do lttrc.
We hcreb, state. tha, " hen Dr. I.oui.O1-o Co.
Mex NJ, '~ur before the Gctmrn public =. ia.
Pretended dIsco,rrer 81 = new do,irine .rd So
n"i'e'ue, Ne hvil han 49, ID, highest eut.t-,,ut r.
h'N'"g aud openly pruuouncirs Liu, - De- I'M
poster and thr prince 81 guacks But on l...,,,..
- much s-d about the Sentative. a..4.,' A. "a -
~, ~ YER induced. from motives If et.t,,.tt,
mrrrl' 20 make tri.l Of its T,rttad virtue. ,,,o ,
number ~ oar most hopcicss i.iicuts sud -, roar
Hrrm u oar foun'rn duty f,1tu I'll ,h, x,.-,,.. If
our sfii-'nt' rest publicly g. scknos l,dr s ~!,-
= az '"I'"s "oi "It CO. lt,on hot 9th, fearful
i"-'~",rs, sheh wr have hcr,tu'ur, BE- !tr,-I t9 i
'"'ursnlr- On contempt for thc discover g. If IA,
inene'"r ~ss 81 once sNallo~cd 81, ~ otir otter "a,
t'"''"i"c"t - these unvN pected r,suits: and ii,
H"s"ds Tor our abuse 90 him, Ne DO lraDkl, .,,C.,
L" The world. that 49, believe him = pLi.u,hror,.,
~h" dos honor a. the profession aud l. .u, cum
trN Which gave hlin birth
The r,e-"i Adoption ~ this medicine int, ,,rr
OF our European hospital, ~ .u'fiei,tt ru.r,,,,
'h"' u performs all ~ PROMISES u needed NOT ,,,
Z ~itbess. 80 "' -
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JOHN LOCK ~
GEORGE EiJE.
W.iLTER SHIRLEY.
JIhIS W HROU.S.
THOMAS BRIS OF.
FRANCIS G.fRB.NIR.
GEDRGE RTDE.SUIR.
HHLLf.H RUSSELL.
JpfLN ~ C.IpFO.N.
GEORGE ETCHELBERGER.
DANIEL S.N'TDEE,
isaac CHfPILNE
JpiiN - .iLTNT.IBT
JttOB .IIISI.IDT
JOHN B.iLG.fR.N. Grr g,sn
- M hsirs ~ : Hs-a,a.
JoHN -ILLSI.iDT.
IONS worm
D.LNIEL .UDLER.
iN.LiC HE.NhIE.
joHN EE.NhLE.
Jo.NITILi.N kE.IRSIEI.
.fb.iH .NOLEE.
Ui-NRf .HfIIE.
JpHN ROhE-NB.ITGH
RiCfLfRD M. NDERSO.E
tofLN PETER
HHILLV ITC.fS.
ROBIET IJETN
iEHf> - U.fSIfLNG TO.N.
JOILN ~ pTFFIELB.
WILLIAM S-MfLLHOOD
neatly occupy th. spare between
nd ii'rpsrs-ictry
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.NiFCHLES, y. LN:ITTT buds. Row
i'n' t"e ''r"rial Nm.tl,au A,,tt i.r to-, ~, .ht,
'''o' me- Invented ~ thv 'mmn,ial Goeli,kr of
''etinaiN. ia, grc-t pleasure "a tulli,l,, d. -
loving "S"h lwpur-nt iclt,r loom q "a spectacle.
ZeiilD man q" Nv Work ~lu,l, hc h.. ,@er,,,,i
u" '"-"l others - q su,ilsr character -l ,.r,
rh'Ig 'h'sllsrnc' i.,iu sssrtsl IT be-. AGENTS
80 -ih be- seen below -- bach. t.-,u,,f ali, az.
.''uhe''" from three eminent German ~, ..,s,.
mu'l i'f,'tr establish tlc el.r.,isr Il The st.,.
:. 'r'"s ~''hoal parallel ue history Of u.eo.-
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TRESPASSERS.

WING in pn.ses. ard rulti,stoo re
shannon-iii'i' lsnd. atsi, nnrst...t
~ ne. .hd iyiug on the ~hrnsndo,t NJ, 4
lef'" arn 80 persons not o. tfesp,,, tt.,...
'h'' ia"d h's been fseon.f, sYtj-ft 81, f-..
-'l void he seriDlsiy injured sra be-.
'''f'i"s rnuiv sn matf uu f.f.u, la.
.if''i.f m iHrce sksmst snt ssr.na or r.,. d.
i"i"i ihro"'ng t1sn p,y fsbse. f,d,.r ..,, ,..,
'al's 'f DO sas ourr nay uhste,eT le..I,
fhitfifs Don ihr a..tsmerfi.fsIIs,d
g. IS H4NNOSD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

-f14Hftng scene --At Baptist fneci,n,
lately 81 Connecucut. o tat butcher wb,
a. BENG t1pnscd hy iumersilp Wa
orfzTrt 7oi THE satei by Lis dog. which
ttsr lcetuE his master on terra hrms 49,
''a - 'A@ ininisirrng clergyman and
?. "if only sitter comfortable coayiugibat
- o~aeI ~ ihc dog could peruade Tie
Ii'..F ~ leave ths.lisc9m fied minisie, and
t'ii scene ~Aich hu aog- mahsm IRE.
Veaisd hiln from aaIcrstaad,nx.
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NEGROE. WANTED.

VII s'Ne hatr.i price for one or too
- likely NEGRO BOY :. Of GOOD eh,,,ct,,--
Nsh TO learn them ihe BIseksmith,nr A,
person ha'inG boy &C the above dese,,p,,oo -,i
please E''e ms . call. a. they .rr ,n,.,Aea o.,
Pre.sly for my own use
THOMAS RANLINs
ChnrleslnMn Srni IN I-H-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15
Gods Patent Rocking
U:tA,tl;4,


Il /, believed that TIL, Chair combine. great
er adyanissc> aud comforts than at, otht. nov
an ne. To the sicS and invalid. u - - invaIu-
able invention. and 10, been sought after from
a'i part. ut TIE Tinted states. ard has received
tee highest comu,endaitors FROM editor. and
MANY oi the moot Distinguished person, ~ the
coutirN, wherever Il las found q. nav and o.,
pui'e an orismeut for p1r!or or oa.ce u .,
ingenious. yet pam and simple IN "a. cunstr,ic-
hon-ue1 aud OF convenient sile aud viii no
doubt meet ~ith very extensive sale, and
yield great profit 10 auy person ~ ho ulaN pur-
e"tsr 'he riEhi sni devote some attrg ton To
making and Send,u. them. one % thee Chatrs
can Re seen. AID Any Information ~ relation
thereto obtained, AZ any iir- previous T. the
sale, hS ohi,iHs At the su5.cribcr'. re.iteree m
'h1f'cs'o"o The Patent hos about > Yea, ,
10 rur
Bond and approved security ~ 40 De required
OF the purchaser, and interest upon tho bond
until paid sANL ~. ALI%NoNG.
EIsc,fcr Of .i.G,sr Weed, dec a
oct l. I~3s is
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70 which invite the sttention Of nv friend.
and the pubic Nv stock - lsrge and general
and Bargains can De had.
GEO T. CuANBTRIIS.
kabietswn. Oct n I@Js
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Fancy Goods.


- NftNblb sssoftnaent Of yhread TO-.
= - sd tdEtnEs. aiso. Iseoast. Rsastrst sns
Itrssd iasetiiou aad Edxrr blonde Grri.nr
Nineenass kdginE ws.hiax Blonde Fsotiss
ks. &c for sac b. . NffIrH
sept - ISIS
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Gloves, Hosiery, &c.

Genilemen's Buckskin Gloves,
DO. Heavy Buek>kn do.
DO Beaver Gloves Of = beautiful quality,
DO. Black and other color Ho-kin and Md
Gloves.
Gen,!emen's Cotton, Wool, Thread and silk
Gloves,
Ladies Beaver. Nd, Six and Thread Gloves
Gentiemen's aud Ladies Lambs Wool, " orsi.d
Cotton, ADD silk Hose Of MANY colors and
qualities,
Gardeners Wool, wOrsi,d, Cotton, SILK and
half Hose
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

Q+t,rr C21'.ip Hun YEA and
verify, Penelope the spirit urgc,h AMI
f7o, -A l.s wonterously 20 beech lice
- e.-a,l cato ne. and become flesh of
m -eth. and bone Of ms bone.
'Hn'' truly Obediah thou hast said
wi-iy All inlsmuct rs j., is written that
= n' good Jr man . be alone d. and
teao.-, l all so,1urn VIII thce-bufn g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15
EdstngS and E0res.

Thread t.aoe, Bobhinei do. Edged Foo,ing.,
Bobbinei Edgings, Thread Edgings and Lace.,
B0bb.nei Footing, Needls-Worked EdgIngs,
insertlngs Of beautiful quality,
SHIRT Bo,oms,
Genilemen's Ponsee, Bsndanns. spii;ieheld aud
other handkerchief.
Black and other co!orsd Craysts &c
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15
}. sAuRIN NORRIS, Secretary
NG[t.uoN,

JAMES J MILLER, Agent, Chsrle,town. Va
August ,. l-3S On
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

4 boy rolling ia happy indoIencc IN a
sugar. h's aeli. !aVs.il'.ug On a. CLEAN
f1
y jim knos j hos am Gxd he
would icei awful. W BODY needn tell
ne i'1Ht swin stny all day 90 q gate and
itp1lrr llfes Sach cradle needs mo-
'tu.nT g. rock g. os nurse o. .in, lalll-
tyf don't care how 'l-cilons ?, ~
can" EraNs don't mean ihc one vlo
k.-el Lis b-a'asr Bot the sugar cane
Do .l-7 have g'i such ;rpck in tie l,,.y
I.'sc there allt a. use IN talking af.Gf
~ <fi ;aveneaa-l % Sc 70 AMI
i.e' re Oh sugar h.E ihcads l3r my
ftsrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15
GOODS.

n AN r9w receiving snd opening my new
q supply q Fall ard Water
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These lands nearly occupy tte spare between
'hafIesiown sod ii'rPsr,-tctr,
sept - I-T-
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Roots and shoes.


Ladies City. Md and jefferson Ties,
Led strap Heel Shoes,
Seal straps,
40 Fine Light KID slippers,
Mems City -. hne Boots.
- city - fac Calf Boots,
Boys Zip Boois-Ciay do. Pegsed JeTerson,.
Together with great variety OF Ladies aud
Gentlemen, Boots aud Shoes.
variety OF Children's Shoes and Boots
sPlendd assortment Of Groceries, Liquors
&c. warranted To customers,
variety OF Pants and OILS,
general assortment of Leather.
general assortment Of Iron Of all sizes,
HATS - CAPS.
Meas Fur Caps. do Of n beautiful quality,
q" Fur Cap, Of superior quality.
Boys Far CAPS, Mems and BeJ's Seal Caps,
Russia. Fur, silk aud Beaver Hats some OF
which : of a beautiful qralits.
Together with general assortment Of o;hcr
articles usually kept in Reisil Stores with
full assortment Of Hardware and Queens
ware which j. not TO be surpassed by any in
the country.
RICHARD ID. DORIAN
Harpers-Ferrv. Oct II, iS1s
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HATS & CAPS.
.sr,r EnH ~ IyInser Goods.

EitttNND ID DORIAN.
Harpers-Ferrv, oct II, I~1s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09
The Bereayci Sister.

In the spring &C 1871 contracted an Acquaintance
in one Of the cities of The South, with a gentleman,
who had removed from England to this country, with
tNo sa children, the boy at ton, and the other
eir # nine Wears II are. These children were the
m"st lovely beings ever saw Their extreme beauty,
their deep and artlrss Affection aud their frequent bursts
oil child sh sud innocent mfih, made them dear %
me as Al had been the "oupau.on oi thrH infancy 90
They happy rhrusoiy = happy Ia each other,
and n the whole world az lie and nature ground ihrn.
hat knowu the family bat few month. vArn uty
friend was compelled TO make suddcH and untSprc
ted voyage 10 South America. HIS feelings were .n
biitefed by the thought OF leaving his Inoth-css chl
dren behind him aud as was on the point OF embark
log for Liverpool, promised 10 take them TO their re-
lauons.
Ms departure delayed two weeks During that
period lived under the same roof with the little ones
that had been consigned to my charge. For few days
they pensye and made frequent enquiries for their
absent father, but their were easily assuaged
and regret for his absence changed ino pleasant
,epation of his return The ordinary sorrows Of child
hood are bat dew upon the eagle plumage, which van
- al the mnment when The proud bird springs up.
ward into the air to the first beautiful flashes Of
the morning.
The day Of our departure last arrived and set
sal on quiet silrrnoon Of II was scene
Of beauty aud my heart fuitrred wildly and Joy
ously a. the wingoi young bird IN spring time. II
seened IN truth as ~inssF control bad STOPPED With
the shore that relocating teaud and icit the
world of vai-fs to give uaek the hse q. he upper
skies purr'+~nf eeseefoiIy ssa, HE fst Bbly
bath q efeauon 1r- dlsa.at bile be.l liis'r ar bhr
Of hs creator sunk "a the west, FccstasRs stsdses
Of gold and crimson, and purple, came F1siihs osff
the waves like bafks from taIJy land
Ms young companions g1zrd 90 these scenes sieadi-
IA aud silently ard when lh- lastiiit # ih- dim shore
Was melting into shadow, they oak each "hrr hands
and lev nsiura glshcd forth aaieu 10 the
land th-y had lovrd
soon saer sunset persuaded my 'lle friends n let
me lead them 20 the cshn, and then reformed 10 ook
out sgsin upon The 10 about half IA hour, a.
was s,nnding mutingly apart, irit my hand gently
pressed ahd IN ufnng around saw that the sif' had
stolen stone 90 nov SIDE lu a lev mnufrts the ~t~-
n,rr tar h-aan g. tNlskl~ irlu te rdFog ~ V.o"i
elnuI A. irst q gean,d iaHty Hnd 81 ini-itsla hl'
suon 1t br .ai'y out ans sh"n- IKE Do ~ 'Aini
non tb- bf,. oF.reninr Too a,d az iuy ode gard
upon e. AID hsird q so ZONE wh+a iH.d iHaI 2
iharaht a. Rapture - al i-f hf-it So inf'''
pith simplicity snd 'srrrhf's, ~hr So ." 80 70 ''
to Winch vr v.lr ,.. l44t tan- lr- 3D. ear snuI- b'
visible nd ssemed frsrFd 81 - anoih'f irua ta-
49, u h. - Ga brf .n Arf long sad lonely i'nrnrF
1h- fret vcrk Is osr voyage sas uustir"cce b, a.,
t,,,t,,,,.st INC at The ga q hglrs Hic tas
s.e-u,x sss ~e~sa " soa-s snz y fsYr~~ sSS 'Y''''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09
To snb.c,ibers Of Tie liernld.

Thee of or SUI sorbcrs who hav- tcrei,orr taken
i,.t.'t ard psid Mr. Smith "f West Rutland. will
sm Soc first 81" his mouth lOtt,i'D account sud pay
ih. pphi.sh':
oar =, bscfii,rrs On The south and Suu'hwest'rn
Is, guaie ~ Cnt-ndru Wshns f. I'd. Dauhy. Pa~l't,
G,l. ruulto,y. and EuitsuJ, Wh" viii ha," taken
u a, ral8 unr Scar natc the hGst al January
RI, are ac,ird INST an 'h,it Nrc"uns will SION oe
s- go the feet q" J1uuaty NEXT aud left where the
ant, atr % ~, auu 'ltrr a. upd that payment
10 ,fpttttd ou thrm with'u nuy unnecessary de-
81 Tuts sep tic, further advised l. absolutely
ro.s1'A ln rr,~f go G,ay the ptea expense attend
r. IT, ana Il the ,ubtcfhrrs viii hth"Ve us without
H. tf.f, And ~ "td,r to rrndrr the remittance ~
10 ,io,.r Pc civ safe. the publisher will Rcknowl.
sf ihe receipt ni the payments from every ludi'dnai
rao rut. from the 1T day of ths present month, IN
" paper on hot route
Our her tuhC rrs IN this region nud ~ every sec
~ 81 tie county, also reminded that punc'u"I
vm.uaurc vii be expected annually, aud r'ust Nr
"a, -- H5fitrn,ts lie publ si't from tins time, ~
3r 10 arrest tie frequent provoking occurrences 81
8 D. ft,ls who ~ arrrnts tor papers. nom 'm''
14fs to ihe tar wet witIou, p'vng snch ar''araI'
Il ihar dcIuoucncY viii unllutu,'y l." ann"un 90 ~
columns e Tia paper aud ,h' tact Of 'h"r leaving
ptinlrf It'll ut dsclnrginr thrir arTraras" pant"
ll- cruts- uAaN b..
~ Az vl pay p "mptly f"f lh'r rnr''s tl," publish
hon. takes o. cssi,n go tr,.d-f ii- riat"u n"ku"w
,..ot. WILLIAM FAY
DeiobtT l. les
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09
~r.g nyrIAID I.InAIDa
r,lli,hed every Tuesday. nj Rutland, W, b,
WILLIAM FAY.
TERMS or THIS PAP ER.

To ,sis,a ~, 10 tie ,uaes s. 90 Mat sphscrit.r'
10 ,sLs ,,esr psp~,s AZ the Osce sisSa' 81 %
,t,rs Ihsvaaal ssbscsiDsfs ~ao take thc paPcfs at
"A. or to SANE
ssscfs ahata papers are .snt "a PifNas's " ''se
ns Fsas - . N, a
L. -, q 81. sfs arlNrsrd b, oa' cfrfef, atfhea' d"ot
e. nj 4. hr-s tlng 81 ihc tuuie 'ltf 90 prhHnet ID"
-, a. IS discaaHt ~ - eis WiH e msdf u eifh
- a. vho p,ys va advance Va oae . authorised To-
u 4, . 3 eessi htfcaa tbs foute. bat ne palascr
ri.. ,u, hg lreads On 4 are Wiling To- eu'nPy Wa
- -. ~ rsi psar~r'ie n . rnh'sf si ie obliged
...s ..s t.s rsf4at \ H zee tsta w. eats
!. 60 ,.ttaat tAe news e. L. tie office ior q
81 Iscfs frrstn wha takes ihs p1P"f sud "crirtis 20
,rary ut be- eha'cci - es IN addition to the above
f.aif .,
\, ,rst discontinued unth al auearaees are PAID,
A. tic pubifief convinced that they never ~'il be
81, r. Adfrfii.irg customers such ~ Merchants, Me
,. Sc the publisher MOULD susgest it7t they have an
ison, tnurcaeHt Is iayur him w,th tlef custom iton
- rth ,r lto Cuuuiy ~ h.s ctrullton Is now vcfI
- aad general throughout tie tounW
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09
RUTLAND, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1893.

gr..n y.Iley .ho.,.,. -, -
nature aud el,.piu, r., st,i -, y 10Y 'e'c' 81
GO a ,,,,,. .,.-,-~ .t "''''s ~ we very rcA'h'
IA. . nd 49, L,,.,t. :, ~ ~ b'~NAins h~eN
ubrr, All ,b,,.. -, -. 80 s '@,H' ana gong 81
tu,.. ,.,,,,,,. \, "a
a. r,,l Ia -. -. =. "'""'e " A"gnti go ne "
sd ghs a.. 1, -9' =, ny ~ . house.
,ha "a. - 4 - ,'''' hef - iay sefcss
.sts -, - .'ea'"' lhr r"mPan'"n ei III
f,i add .,u nj - t.''i 'o''"'"g 'n"fe 'rsniF
...,,.d :. -. - - e'""" wa ''rioe' Ahn 'hs
l.,, a.. .t '''i shu I'"' y ~ hAa
1be tr,. -. - - ur"'"''R eeis"r ~ We sANs
H.. - ,~'.s >, ~ >" " "'"0' u" ~tirt- % We
49,, 49,. 80 | "n'"'N'' 'it we |'"ei Nflr
,,. d. go - w. .'"' y i"T fai"'"" H"d
49,, t' 'F 80 'rtr N'r ct s"ch spii
- -, =. ~ -, "-' y tF''n.' c'"nd ~ g.
W y WI ~ va h7Hds OF tea IRON ihr Coz
~ f''a'eT' 'hr gieFt earn aud ihr niur
- - ''''N ," 'n,' TO- na'esntts Snd tee r~aesiul
ih hr ~" rrfa'Utr' 30
80, "a pom -, -fu' 7,f ~ ,.,
- ~ '"t"g upon We ar rs oiieh - tir
" ~ '"'"ilt b"u"r hound some strange
Gt "a - ." w ""l'c "A"H'fhss. De IN
,'I , I".S uP''"o'ufai tranquility - The day
,' "''''' ,'1IF NOUN iheh, hnr the hrsi hmr
W, % a" approaching tempest were mani
80 w 'uhn' 81 a ""untain, at The distance
I,.'' 49, VI, '.'us " GAIN cloud hfcaihr sud
D'"V 'e"''i ana AT the sanr instant hollow roar
a''' Wv" "io" ,'r WINGS, a. ~ II had been the s'un
- WV !" 'oNy cavern lh- cloud rolled out like
""""'' 'u "Pp" Ne an bui sill The atmosphere was
as eam a." me leaves aS uoanrss as t-iurc and there
WIS not even qVef upon The sleeping waters to tell
OF the coming hurricane.
Escape ihr tempest was Impossible As tho onl /,
rrsoi we NED To an oak that stood at the OF tall
aud ragged pfcPlcr Here booking breath.
is-ly upon the clouds, marrialhug themselves like
hIndy giants ~ he shy. The thunder ~ as not IN.
qn"nt, bot every burst was fearful that the Young
creature who stood by shut her Eyes cnnvnlslvry
chung with desperate strength my arm and shr-ked
as At her heart would break lew minutes and the
storm upon us. During the h- .tt If ~ fury the
little etl rash'd her finger towards The ptecipc- that
lowered above us. looked up, and the next man-nl
the clouds opened, the rocks tutt,Tcd 10 their funda
Tons roar hke The groun of universe arc the sr
and felt mysrlt blinded and thrown knew not " hith
or How long remained insrnsible cannot tell. but
when CONSCIOUSNESS returned the violence Of the tenn
pest ahang the Of the winds diving in The tie,
tops and the deep tones al the storm coming in fainter
mutmuis from the eastern hills.
arose, and looked trembling and almost dtlirioush
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-10-09

could, the iuse1ns'y dslgh, which they had drawn
n ~ the touch II tleit misitss hand
Nh-n last saw tbs uuioftunse pcrs. ~ he was get.
ing aid. ard fssnled drtAnr.d than tufu rtis
Es.fi ictiar whom hr tbc street efreialy " al
80 e,..c looking, hr gard ~ wtih an erquiung sna
zee pfrssiou bre hen slc had passed. b. Usuai,
sioof su f,w unutbi and museo. 0tih hs eyes ras'
upon The giouhd IL Nas remarkable Inst De- gaf'd
most ansiousls upon wrnsn whosr nrc aud tguirs
Hsos nearly tsstu bra tbosv 81 ris uukrnwu Usitefs
NJ ihr time BE bed her nnd thsi b., dad noi sppcar
20 make allowance ~ he ltafs That had passed tirfr
h,- egrs met that vision. Tins part - h,s mad
ress. Strange povcf of loyo lncourreheusabic mech.
anfsu a. tils hutnsn heatI.
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ggIE9rEL rAIgEs
The Thunder Storm.

never was man Of feeble courage. There are few
Fsnss either 81 hu"an elemental strife, upon which
i have not looked With brow OF daring have so'd
The front 81 BATH hen swords were CLEANING and
selling around like fiery serprnis IN the sir-l have
M on ne mountain plnnscr, when The ~hul"ind Mns
sbciag the oaks from hrir rocky cl~is and scattering
fn piecr meal 20 the clouds have u tlungs
"a swelling soul that knew not that reeked not, OF
Masgsr bot taetc snribine % the thundrrs voice
BAT males trrmLie Ike child have ulcc 20 o.
''rcasnr ihi. unnsnly Sraknes. Lave called PRIDE
nt sid hasr souahi !of mora. cHufasc ga the lrs-
~ e ph iosoFhs tui a. atsis ur uo'hius al iAr
h, il~ aoauug ~ the dsiant edd o. hraFt AL Is,
ssrrs, srasIis and d-s Wiihu mr.
M Involuntary efrue If tAutS'T lse % 49, q
lax dent thai occufr'si ah-n I va Stsld Of ten
49, had lsule eHusiI--s vi 81 ibr ~in~ a."
A Hi,sell, Sia ~ - lhr esnssnt snl'hninn OF
D thteh@u stfang~. that srf 10 si'>r 80 almost
sufr % YEAR, iha c"utt~usnee should b. - iauzi
~ esu &c tr- fright Young rf'at f''- l'f .Hfs~
~ Aasaln. Akr lsa'tIfai -ru- f lf,s lr ksara
( - 90 ul-n - firins ~ cad li-r ia. - glps
= Aaf SgUsy thr.sugh uf~Esh Il itan.psirnl snaW
~ teiss I'D tho a,rA,is suc vaaIa-ss Of liio :.
y sf>1 ~ ,spusc Sys<Us ~~Sosc D. 49, t~lA
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Throur, The duary thadcs of midnight
l'Lui r.. 90 so and pl,.n.
Tie "u'u,rs OF m"ntniu, gun
Irsic Sadly o'cI the man.
Twas @ siausl 'tun, the waters,
90 "a, w'afy Wt,rE.
A I'd the last ~ Islra h.pr 81 those
WAC ltncd i,s heaytus DIX
IL had pssld along the bhlo~s,
Al "n Ia lrneiy shore,
Urrl IL ccAu die away
Ia oceans .ul.en fuai.
Aud ao, > star w,,h h.uely beam
seat luUh 90 oing ray,
To whrfr, upon The angry sea,
The run asset 10y.
She who had trod the waters bright,
" 10 irsfcss step aud brave,
Now ben, before tie coming blast,
The plsy,hing OF the wave.
Her masis, that iuNrr'd in grandeur,
lies salts, that svep, tie breeze,
Her lofty dag, That stefan d on ugh,
Norr tuned Iva the Seas
And womaus wall cane through the storm,
Loudly hut all IN vain,
And childhood low oud plaini'e cry
Was borne across tie msln
Manha,.d's hardy heart was weak,
i's lips aud check gov pale,
For DER tuv waters dafker waste
Tbere gi,sG no iriendiy sail
Yet still 'he signal Of dsiress
Came like a funeral dires,
And echo only moek'd the sound
Across the moaning surge
Al length the gathered clouds
Burst nadly on the deck,
And lbc grey mist 81 morning light
Shone on the lonely wreck.
Where are the manly forms that strovs
Mid psrl DARK and dread,
And ~omans young and gentle heart
And childhood = shining head
where they all 60 ask the wave
That Smiles serene aud Tree
Oh whsta vast and mighty tomb
l. thine insatiair SEA.
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NUMBER 20

Col W,Ah 81 tic Y = Coufist = Gret.fsr. wss a.
treHd W ht,siol ifng lns' D. st at } s. 50 ss
fof Amtucs at ne insiancr % iif ts SEA n.,u In
oder g. conpci hln b. t.sy rtctt Wh.h h, e. if 80
cos' not eve iie got tai hoeevt', unsspsesrsj, to
bl'ursil sud others ibid