Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-21

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! Aughod heartily Of the AnscGoe, and
sad, ! should uAe to hssf the political Ell
Pcucnco OF The deacon a. teciod bS hImsel'.
would make saIeSule volume oiit'
on no exclaimed ihe engineer. tn =
tone ul lr,amr', you've an nutuut air YOU
jest as lao ~ no, onN. You've been taktn'
hoics Toe hU,, umc, 5ut J rather guess you
wont md notmn' what ami ctcJltaJle
J should hope no,.' replied.
Not Ncry uAeIy on 80 short an AcQuain-
lance sand he. ~ reply, though VOC mlgtt
tCW. SutVCNIn' CtaIa,ier GA tein' newly
presented To Nuur wow Is like cIamluiu
statue OF = pictot' at distance. When you
get ncat II, apparent beauties are defects,
aud those which were appatontly detects ar
AI,ef all beauties
Well sand /, you are sutend fellow
Truly, and think NOur opinions ate exceed
Ingb correct.
More of your battery, u YOU please mis-
Ter, saId NY companion, while a cuuhing
smile manlled over his features. But hal
ln : here am near home and as he uttered
4 the last words the coach stopped. 'No~,
he exclaimed, turning to me, YOU sppear 10
be clever chap, aud A. you .tut m 10 gteat
hurry, should calculate, suppose YOU STAY
at my house few days I've got couple
Ut hrst ratio ho,sos, and YOU can rIde over to
MilIArslown Jrst Whenever you're mind
ter Oh come along, seeing hesi.ated,
i sre what you're a thlnkln' about, don't
mud vut short acqGaintance, You've Jest as
welcome rs the Governor, come along, and
before | could decide so refuse or not, he
dragged me out OF The stage
Needs must whsu lhs-yaukce enlin.
| IN, al al =.
with this piIhy spolheem, baoc the driver
aN~Is, me IN taking down my baggage. Thls
duue, my new .quaInlanco requested me To-
Toe tuletOly patent az his own conveyance
would he there shortly. And truly enough
he rpake, for IN a few moments, a country
hight wagon, driven 10y young negro, made
us appearance.
Now Joe, said the eng neer, I'M these
trunks into Tho wagon. Got ~, SIT, Mister
--Al.ter-
'Clan.baLe,' said |, supplying tho word
Mister Clambake,' continued he. and We,
coon get TO home OboJlng his request, |
found myself conveyed al a rafting pace to-
ward his dom,cIl.
Duung the way, my entertainer common
cod Jlscoursing on divers topics. and among
the rest, mankind engaged his attoution.
Tine women are curious ctIlIers, that's a
fact. Joe. cut long sotrel, will YOU. There =
someihln' about 'om, don't kHuw what ltI,,
that's peg above anytbln' the masters OF M
tur can produce. My daTicr Mary, for IN.
stance, she left me the wldes, country gal
Ia all nater sent her to Bosung 10 school
tor four years and ueiier In the meanwhile
| moved down 10 This place, for got 1t NIGH
~ cheap, and as obisined situation on the
state Improvements, though, 1t was first
rate chance. Home she como lately, and
sho was altered amazln'. OF course, as m
ialher OF hem, think a htiio more OF hei
than any body else, but there was.s great
many SAID last Sunday, she was the pIcliiesi
gal, and the most like a lady, OF any IN
church. But Jest look al that orchard. us
ncHtlo mine aud now observe the difference
atwesn the two My trees is amos' brealnn
down with irult, and them slckIy things slu
got uo,hIu' on 10 81. Ak Of
'lour nelsuoor Is unfortunate Ieloln
eI.
unfortunate no sch thing. lie dom
bsstow enough LABOR on nnihln' about his
place. lie halut got elbow grease onougt
lur manure. Look at his house, why rs en-
Almost a tumbln' down. III tell you tho up,
shot Of Tho mattel HIS folks don't usc bs
fore seven, while nine eat their breakfast a
early candle hight
oar conversation was now suspended ON
the stoppsge Of the coach before the door Of
substantial stone house, near which stood
spacious barn aud stable.
'Now, glt oul,' sad he, and wei jest b'
~ umo for dinner. Joe VIII attend to ih'
bagGase
We passed up short avenue and saw
upon The porch o. the house two ladies', one
Old and the other young VINO rushed forward
to greet my companion. lie bestowed
hearty Kiss on the lips OF the Youngest, rno
turning round introduced mo. sIammefe'
would hs'e spoAe-but was unable, tor j
was my Gi'1lY of the steamboat. Sue vat
confused at iret, a. wells a. myself but a
le"gi1 observed to Ter Ialher
ANS - the gentleman who preserved M
from drowning, and OF whom you hase heif'