Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-28

Il alluvial and capable Of producing nbuudandy
all kn ds OF small grams vegetables Sc that are
raised M the Northern Stnies les climate is very
remarkable Although M all the country within
100 miles OF II, the winter months bring SHOWS
anl the severe cold that we should cXpcet ~ snch
latitude, and at sQch an elevation above the level
Of the sea yet IN this ullc nook the grass grows
all the winter So that while the storm RACES on
the mountains in sight and thc drifting SHOWS min.
gle IN the blasts OF December, the old hunters here
heed itnot Their horses are cropping tho green
grass on the banks of the Shc,,skadcc " bile they
themselves are roasting the fat loins Of the noun.
tain sheep, aud laughing the merry tale and song
The Fort IS hollow square Of one story log
cabins, with roofs and Goors Of mud constructed
in the Same manner as those Of Fort William
Around .hrsc wc found the conieal skin lodges of
the squaws of the white trnppeIs who were away
on their fall hunt and also The lodrrs Of ? few
Snake Indians, who bad preceded their tribe 10
this, their winter haunt Here also were the
lodges Of Mr. Robinson trader who usually sta.
tons himself here To- traffic with the Indians and
white irappcIs lis skin lodge was his ware.
house, and buffalo robes spread upon the floor his
counter, On which be displayed his bulchcrlniycs.
hatchets powder, lead fShhoohs and whsk,y
In exchange for these articles, he receives beaver
skins from tr0ppcrs money from travellers, and
horses from the Indians Thus. ms one would be-
| lioyc, MIR Robson drives a very snug little bust
ness And, indeed when all the independent
irappers are driven by approaching winter into
Tins delightful retreat aud the whole Snake vii
! lage, 1900 or 5000 impcllcd by the same ne
cesSiiy, pitch their lodges around the Fort and the
dances and mcrryrnakings Of a long winter are
thoroughly commenced, there is no want Of Gus
TONERS
These winters in Browns Hole are somewhat
| like winters among he mountains Of New Eng.
land in the effects they produce on the rise and
progress ofthe art of all arts-ihc art Of love -
For as among the good old hills Of my native
cline. cuttings and singing schools and evening
dances when the stars ave shining brightly on the
snowcrust, do soften the heart of the mountain lad
and lasse, and cause The sigh and blush to triumph
overall the counscls Of maiden auns and fortune
telers so here in this beautiful valley and in the
skin lodge village of the Snakes, there are bright
evenings, boaming stars and mellow moons, and
social circles for singing the wild diies Of their
tribe, and for sewing with the snews Of the deer,
their lcggins, moccasins and buffalo robes, and
for being bewitchcd with the tender passion The
dance, too, onlivons the village The musician
chants the wild song and marks the time by rcgu-
lar bcatings Of stick upon sounding board
And light heels and sturdy forms respond to bis
call. To these and ether gatherings the young go,
see VINO are Liie Iai!cSt ana oeS' ana most io'cu
'n' t'''ons, ou' ,Iililu o"P'u goes '"t'e 100
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about the heart. TO apply to some bcardlcss ono for
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wynn 'ne flhgs oi irfesHuDit emotion ana ne seeks
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! me n'l'I no ms course is Vastly NOR phIo-
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/ my conh'rym,n-nonc TO you; ye l3r'aInS over
'he Na'els tnah 'ne giherr'bfcaa, SUGAR canay
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auu' So 10 ms uond o. horses SCI clS me most
p'ant"ui ana valuable oi NON alI ana men goes
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S"i i,'htr or inoh,I' or II nom th,sc be dead
10 me lodg' OF her ear 81 sister, nes nc animal TO
inc i'h' poiea ana goes away amer ms departure,
me inmates OF nc ioagr issue rom u ohd 10 que
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