The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-31

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Wien Tie atmosphere lays dreaming tn
the Mounts n. and the Sua, m ~. =. dr,'rd
through tho hay, sleepy ar, 'mfes lie =
tender nurse, as she encourage. her Auic
charge 10 chcountrf the dangcn ihat sat.
found At. lrs, did Sol ). nnpnrtin: % his
children If Mtnn,sin and plan, h.s lost
warm embraces, aud though the nigh, iro,,s
strip them Of ihcu g,udy su'rc, -uii hc In.
gers on, iik. fond parent, as thonyb the
parting was painful FINE weather, besu,.
ial Weather, ~ the pass word "a. friend m,,is
tu, how soon Old Il oreas wnl wit Us with
his ICY breath. We hope thai the simple
provision Providence has made for IT'S, d en
z,ns &c 'he Noun, am, will enable nv 70 re-
cape s.i- keen blasts, when IN doors and - hcn
ou,, We hope oil viii find the means To- pso-
YOU have sprn, a Winter here. and can add
your testimony 10 h,s flying freaks, as you
were perchcd up IN the ~ story Of tina, re-.
aned building, on the corner.
The number OF scholars nav IN Attendance
at Black River Academy, IN 10 This
school under the jud,cl"us management Of It's
Principal and Assistants, of, ~ superior III.
ducrmcnts TO those who wish 10 f, ,hcm.
selves for Teachers OF for College II met
with loss las, week which has been fell,
~ all Md rs the flowers of summer fade
and de, even so a Mortal Flower, cultivated
IN The Mortal Garden. has droop.d aud died
The balny breath Of Summer had played
upon her checks. Autumn came; the fofes
change their smiling faces. and tbs Mortal
Fruit was fast rlpenng for the Grave. Sine
died. her fellow students followed her to her
Earthly rest, and len her in that house az.
pointed for all living.
You have. perh,ps, noticed tina, your X
Il Co have ISSUED notices, that no person
VIII be allowed 10 passage on the Care, with
out pass or Ticket, and no one under any
circumstances allowed a passag- on the
Frigb, Train. All his is perfectly right
out u case occurred hero a .bou tune since,
which deserves more th.na passing notice,
and NC have no hesitation in saying TIA, e-
;hcr Of the well known Gentlemen whore
nar,es are appended 10 that card, would have
accommodated tho individual, ana not cen.
sure any one Of their Conductor. for show
ing common kindness at all events An ell
derby gentleman from Che ,ler, and who 70 .
sides thclc. intended to take the Passenger
Train, due here on Saturday, oct 9TH, !
think. hut beng too late 10 do so h" tarricd
al Ire Depot until the arrival of the lrcght
Tram. and beng unable to walk !! mics,
and no, wishin. 10 spend the Sabba.h from
home he represented his case to the frc'gh,
Conductor, but that grnilemln informed
h'ni, according 10 the rules, tina, lie could
no, take him consequently he was obliged
to &C; home the best way he could There
"a such thing as being too strict for the good
ot the Company, and the accommodation IA
the above case " ould have been great. We
hope the. Company IN future, IN making new
rules, will inform their usually gentlcmsnly
Conductors, how far they wish them TO ac'
in accordance with the laws of kindness, and
accommodation, aud for the bcn.ht Of the
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