Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21
NUN Der SIX

NJ nutuNr oil l'fONctulhl lhIlOSoInN-
Two new songs Ensligh admiration Of
American lcc-A new luyury-Ilint for
n speculation Miniature statues of Wei.
Irng,on and Napoleon--S,udi's for the
lovers Of horscs-porrni, Of Lord Iynd.
hurst, md Count DOrsny-W allack,
Miss Cushman, Mrs Broughnm and de
Mcycr-Thc French operate Company
from Brussels &c.
Nix DEAN MoRRIs-You mny rcmem.
Der tina, some months since became Gu
amorcd Of book called "Provefbnl PHI.
Iosophy quoting II in almost every arll'
Gle wrote for the Mirror, and n, last
naming the author, and commanding it to
most curiously overlooked The measure
in which il was written was that Of the
Proverbs Of Solomon,n and il had al the well
chiscI,d finish and complete truthiuIncss OF
n collection Of timc.worn savings. thot
that ii was probably IN old book overlook
cd or that ;hc nulhor was an old man who
had passed his life in boarding up shrcwd
npo,hcgums md had at last given them TO
the world in chapters Great was my sur
prise n day or two since, on coming home
10 my lodging to find n card on my table
bearing thus authors nnmc-MR MARTi>
FARouHAR TuPrER.
| called on Mr., Tuppcr the next day
with some curiosity Pctuung to myself,
however, grcyhcadcd patriarch, and pre-
narinc myself to treat him with proper
reverence, and express very gracefully my
sense OF the honor OF his VISIT Twas shown
into very elegant lIbary Of well lhumbed
books, bv q servant in mourning livcry,and
after employing myself few minutes in
looking at the statuary and other matks OF
taste around me, cn,eT---a very young
man with black curling locks, twenty seven
ut the utmost, rudy and handsome, and
with manner boyishv lcordlnIl One draws
his breath very long after such an overIurn
OF his anlicipAlons
believe TINT we have made Tor this gen
,leman. n large parish OF enthusiastic adm
rcr, and am quite sure that 'ProvrtbIaI
Philosophy IS now treasured as a book not
merely 10 rad but 10 study and hive with
foh,r the manner ofn rddcmscum hy thou
sands Of lovers Of thougi IN our reading
country To these II will BE- interesting 10
know. that Mr. Tuppcr has written sevcra
other delightful books which ! shall sen,
YOU and which your can extinct from, as
dad from The ether, ull the publishers see Il
TO Give YOU an American EdHion OF them
nm not cure whether TIE Crock o
Gold - has not been repuGlished already
bot '1he Modern Pyramid has not, nor hN
Geraldine, and other poems, nor n small
volume called "A thousand LInes
tie has already presented these 10 me
and shall give you some account Of then
rs | read them.
Nr Topper Is man Of fortune and has
beaauiu! residence m the country as well n
a house IN toWn-carlnC lule for The profit
Of literature, and wiring only to pleas
himself lie Is the most couuagcousl
. natural man. m bis manners and converse
Ton as well as IN h,s books, whom | eve
met wuh. Considering the arIaocralr
, class he belongs to this IS much more
. wonder. tic talks directly at the truth
5 with no disguise, no heed Of usngcs no r.
p serves and no apparent dread Of being ms
understood His account Of his reasons 70
b wiring his pIovetblal Philosophy
. (g.ycn 10 me IN ten minutes sher we hf'
m,t. boz 90 connected with his private lii
- lLal | couh not repeat I'D was 20 ms mind
q one ofthc mos beautiful instances OF Dol
& ani frank simplicity posslb.eto conceive -
a "a. mind follows no other mans L run
}. nsiho French Say trarStS 10 every thin-
d How be- preserves his originality m th
munc,e-,houel Vln secluded habrs IN
i. lhs compile, hsdglng IN n wealth ani int
r. vlIsl rfv1ry M tht' country. ts is prols
h NF I1 'hr only r'nee lHt circumstance
b. fhr orrH shrrr would long contoae
laI would like l- see hov ST. Tupp,
Wr.s i1 Y1lr Own s~offe rylc q ranz