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RI : MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

= MAID > Tl-NlNNIIII VN'-'I -
For NEW ORLEANS direct, via NAV AN a. ana
with passengers for san FranCiscO-Fare redueed-on
THI-RSDAY June 26 al o'clock, = NJ the splendid
Steamship CHEROKEE. l.300 tuns burden Henry "n9le'
l. : \ commander. viii saul precisely al CLOCK, 7 NJ
nom her pier al foot of Wauen-st r. ~th the Gov
eminent Mails direct for Havana and NeW-OfleahS D.,
ChagrcS passengers transferred AZ Havana l" tue S'N
sloublc-enene steamship FALCON
Freight taken to New Orleans ~ 3Oc per loot
Snecie o. IN taken on Freight 10 Havana H.
oS,ilS nfladns wll be signed after the Steamer has
called. , at ~. Z, ,r,,apv
III MeSt-st corner OF warren NJ y. fNn'-i''~"
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VERY MANY GENTLEMEN are a,

Sseted slth tenderness OF sfayrfr -
-sch GOURAVDS ITALIAN NEOiCAfEp >oAp
must prove invaluable, as MAKES ,ch iahsf even "h
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ever prg.e and every nughlcSs, oad readers sac $40
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conr.ind ever used To AIDES oouIauis SAD Is "a
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r,a-ion and conservative 4 tr-n>pacer far s., rn-
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as Sar RLcam. Scrutu4a. h.l E"fia = ii'is; >iis
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RAVDS LIQUID hAlR DYE i- ~. ncs, a'1 - .a.l'
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maj ~ FELIN GOURAODS ceien'aei rWri llv para
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W. CtIicS,r' So Soa.h- rs.ai-,, ph,a1c
shis Bates Jordan. les NasA.astoa-s Bos,ea Esesa
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Detroit Michigan, Carleton Co Lowell SvN,i' ~ -,
srd rs hayy1s Sfr . ps.Ss>,r A.N boasias
Paterson y J h TAYLOR. Newport. r l Peer Ss's.
corner of Fith and Wilnut-st, Cincanan' Mapay
Ind wheaton \ Co s. Louis Mo. Robert Csme.oa.
Rr,lrepuri Conn. + UguhSrt Toronio, { 7" "sS
n fnrheron Al ID Cahaha Ala Isaiah SNYDER, honeS-
dale Pa. Dame y FULLER. PeeAsSu, NY y S.vMn'
Hudson keyser Mepovsli Pm''SsIx 'p ~ md enc
rally throughout the Union DeaIe0 supplied sn ne.,"
terms for cash e''
ARTIFICIAL TEETH Inserted.
without removing the old rs,.s oy an" sS@s d
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hTRACTOR The Original and only Genuine IN the
new euyeop and the large boxes Tor sale n the Depot 40
Broadway n DALEY, Inventor and Proprietor.
To be- had also of Havland. Reese & Co, Towns
end & Co A b 4 D. Sands. CAckenes Co, and a.
RushtOn's.
CAUTION
Avoid counterfeit. I'D the old wrapper Ie3 imTuTh&M
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RIVER RAILROAD

Nv RAllrOaU aEI >teanllt'aI.
" Tr0 Dahl Lines through e1cs sef-
ON MONDAY June le the road Will 'e oteI'" i' u 7'
between Hudson and Alb ny ill.,. .s
ON and amer tins date. the Trans run a. -''"' 'i
f3at.s el
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19

Il ICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, betNeta
NEW WORK ard LIN ERPOOL. direct, and between
BOSTON and ~ ERPOOIs-Tho Boston ships only caH-
ng al Halifax to land and mails and passeuscr5
ARARIA Cant - AFRICA. 4. R}ne
PFRSIh Can't - EUROPA Lott
ASIA, { III r JudknS NlAGARA,l St"hc
AhkRICA \ shannon CANADA, W Hdnsoa.
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INFORMS and ESSEX RAILROAD.-,

IVk Summer Arrangements Commencing MONDAY,
April 7, 1851. ~,
Leave Dover , A NJ (Freighp 10 A " aud p NJ
horrisiown l. (Freight) G. - A NJ. and - BILL
VILE s. Freight, a. 8 % A and LIS, 3 1872 ri.
RETURN1NG-Leave New-Y0rk from the foot OF cort-
and-st for Dover g. IIl NJ (Frcight) and NJ Nor
1stown 49, M NJ (Freight) and 4. NJ; Melville g.,
o ~ A NJ Freghtl and T. = NJ a. follows
'' DONER PASSENGER LINES
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DAMS WORM KILLER-More


IDcmdren annually de- from worms than hon all o'he
causes combined These Little c4uzens can be saved and
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EOR YONKERS, NYACK, OAk
4 hill CEMETERY. HANERSTRAW. touching -
fc,s VI HANhIOND-STREFT eacn way. Sunday except
cd The steamers ISAAC p SMITH and ARROW. VIII
leave New York. foot # Rshnson-g every da - cocA
4 81 O'Clock p NJ AID 81 p n
VIII leave Haversrraw 6olk VI 90. VI md a 2 VI.
Rockland Lakeef lel
Nyack.---------6t 3D.. J..
NOnkerS.-------f y
y B-PaTtIcs MiI-ary Comp uies, and Societies. caa
be accommodated upoH the reasonable terms for
Of the above places For further particulars inquire OF the
Captain on board fcor 81 RohlnSon-st le7 lnf
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.


n PANY.-Ony through Line for SAN FRANCISCO,
via Havana and Chagrce Fare reduced On TIL RSDAY,
June &C. al y NJ the splendid Steamship CHEROKEE,
5000 tunS, Henry Wind e. commander will sail on THURS
DAY June p al precisely o'clock " from her per AZ
the foot OF Wanon-st, Mr. with the Government Mails,
for ChagTcs Havana Passengers transferred AZ Havana
the splendid double engine Steamship Falcon PasSen
gers leaving the CHEROKEE will connect with the
flvsnte United States Mail Steamship TENNESSEE, TO
sail from Panama about the 18Th July For passage
apply at the oce;5 and IS Southst or at III Wests
corner Warren eh t28
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RRO0KLYN FIRE INSURANCE

u , 60 Office Merchants Exchange, Wailyt y. Y,
and IS FultOn-st Brooklyn. HA. ELLSWORTH, Pfest.
A G. STEt Ems. Secretary lftn'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-28
NUMBER -.

berry II. rr''ly gptvk. fpr Mr. i,r-s--.
'ou Know han, l.', he-'u aa~n hrfv-
he'd help teller ron, "f .sl ,nr,mt
Ncfnre lc'i n. l"irs "a. hc ~ouhi drav-
Tie 'a"t skins--Nu Nuu never sr."i h,u
tpNn here when l." va. short, dtL yc,
| don't TANK | know Lin, ,ani tho
landlord.
lee. YOU dew yc mast know him,
'or he has been dt,~n {, Boston twice
But !. neither her" 10 Ihero MIR 1N
ern keeper, nv gal wants a gla-s -.
water, but tcrl lew Jociircd asluuri
Of mysclf tcw tase !, ,cw her
Oh cerin'"ly. ,ou ncrd not tato II T.,
her, will send waiter into the Iai.
ior with II OF order IT to her iooin-- p,,L
~ r"u p'cs>,, answered iainc hn.t
But that aiu', IL; would Ike tu
'r"a, her To iumblrr Of lemonade CT
snpihin OF TINT kind, bu, that con',nnd.
cd pichpockrl. or what Vr may call 'en,
ha' took the starch Oh, Of my gincrc NJ.
~"
Ills sppcal wa. 80 'ouca,n. t,,at
glass o' lemonade Wns prcpnre1 tor ih,
injured onr'' gui and another for him.
self and no King ever stepped upOu u
throne wnh proudcr LEARN: than l."
nmrclcd oft .,'h glass ~ each hsnd
ne" wiling even tn place them upon
waiter -- After qna!iiog tic wholesome
beverage, both retired 10 their apart
mrn's and in tic morning the poor iei.
low borrowed money enough, 10 puy hi.
bill. Before ,ei,'iny however lie be-.
grd for u deduction ot his bill.
Meow look here I'm mn n,rni.!,v
poor ''llrr a'd as sure ~ | gc, home |
shall ha,c 10 - rite into the water again,
h"dye Know is IS gc,,in rs cold as Green
hnd--nnd aim the money paw veou ,
now cant you take oil q dollar ?,
Yes wus Ihc rcply.
There saih the raw one IS le ,lnp
ped down the yhia3, darn tint thief. [
WISH hal seen him tak the money
1t ] hna. ! swow Ia struck Kim IL -
uunl -
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-28

The city Of London. in England. la.
been visited by FIRE, aud millions Of
property destroyed.
~. Pci.r,butgh. in Russia, has been
haf DESTROYED by fires
One of the mos, destructive earth.
quake' that have taken place for years,
has devastated Chill, in South America
But the record is f,arfully large and
the history Of 80 much ruin Is fearful To
relate. 1t may he safely veniured that
the enormous sum Of two hundred and
fifty millions Of dollars would no, re-
place the amount oi property destroyed.
without taking into account the lon.
catalogue Of human suffering and
death. When We add the ravaye, of
the epidemic ,ha, is asain travelling.
" slow as time, bu, certain as death"
around the globe, the long catalogue i,
complete,
What fatality has marked man for
destruction, and what influences are IA,
work 10 fulfil its designs, i, fearfu
mystery.
1t il, Of course, The result of natural
CAUSES, which our poor understandings
and weak perceptions are neither able
10 explain or tathom, and wtlch a good
Providence has seen Il. to infic. on His
erring creatures
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-28
IIINDO JCCGLERs.

One Of Tie men, taking a large
ear,hcrn vessel with a capacleus
mouth. filed it With water, and turn
cd i, upside down, when all the va
ter flowed out; but the moment It
va, placed upwards, i, became al
~ays full. lie then cmptied / al,
lowin: any one to inspect /. who
chose this being done, he desired
one Of tho party to fiji it. His re-
quest was oheycd. Still when ne re-
versed the jar not a drop of water
flowed, and upon turning IT, TO our
a.toni.hmcnt It was empty. These,
and similar dcccptions. were several
times repeated and 80 skilfnily were
they managed that although any Of
u that chose we're allowed to upset
the vessel when full, which We did
many times, no water was to be seem
and yet no appearance Of any having
escaped. examined the jar when
empty, but detected nothing which
would lead to the discovery Of the
mystery. was allowed to retain
and fill it myself, still, upon tak'tg 1t
up, all was void within; SO shat how
the water had disappeared, and where
i, had been conveyed, were problems
,ha, none Of us were able TO expound'
The vessel employed by the jags'er
on this occasion was the common ware
Of this country very roughly made
aud in order 10 convince US that II
had no, been especially constructed
for the purpose Of aiding his clever
decep,ions he emitted j, to be broke
in our presence. The fragments were
then handed round FOL the insPe c,ion
Of lis Ilichpess and the party pres
en-, with hin.
The mex, thing done was still more
extraordinary. A large baskct WAS
produced into which vas pat a lean
lari.h slut. After tic lapse OF about
. minute, the basket Was removed
and she appeared with litter OF sew
cral puppies. These we're again Gov
cred, and uron raising the mage oas'
ket. a magic COS, vas presented 10
our view. This was succeeded ~
Il, in the full yi.or Of existence
bu, which, after being covered io'
TIE usual time, appeared w1ih h''
,h.oa, cut. 1t was, however, shortly,
restored 10 life under the IN! s;ieil
shake Of the wicker covering. Nha'
rendered these sudden changes 50
extraordinary, was, that no one stood
near the basket bat the ia ssIe'' "ho
raised a,d covered the animals "''H
il. When lie concluded has e'pio.s'
,!.ers VAS nothing 10 be seen under !,
and wha. became Of the animals 'ha'
asured in this singular decepilen' "a'
question tia, puzzled all \ nal
nov took a small bs: Of brass tsi''
which he threw one by cre into the
open sir, 70 u.e number os 'hI''y h'e
y ne q! ,s.en s,roa.taN return -
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-28

When he had discharged the last,
there was pause for at leas, min.
ute. lie then made a variety Of mo.
tons with his hands, and a. the same
time gruu,ins forth a sor: Of barbar
QUE chaui. In few seconds the
balls were seen 10 fall, one by one,
until the whole of them we're
placed in the La this was reuea,ed
at lcas, half dozen times. No ono
was allowed to come near him while
thus Interesting jugelc was performed.
The next thing that engaged our
attention vi. a iea, Of dex,ctity al
together astonishing, An elderly
woman. the upper part of whose body
was entirely uncovered, presented
herself to or notice, aud takin.
bamboo twenty feet high, placed il,
upright upon fiat stone, aud then,
without any support. climbed to the
top Of it with surprising agility. IIay.
lug done this, she stood upon one les
on the point Of the bamboo. balanc-
ing /. all the while. Round her waist
she had glrdle, to which was fastea.
ca an iron socket. Sprinsin2 from
her upright position on the bamboo,
she threw herself horizontally forward
With such exact precision, that the
top Of the pole entered tho sockc, Of
her iron sone, and in this position she
spun herself round with a velocity
that made me giddy to look at her.
the bamboo looking all the while as it
supported by some prcternatural a
gency.--She turned her legs back.
wards until her heel, touched her
shoulders, and Graspins her ankles in
her hands. continued her rotations
SO rapidly that the outline Of her body
vas los, 70 the eye, and she looked
like revolving bail. Having per,
formed other feats equally e3traordi,
nary, she slid down the elastic shaft.
and raising i. in the air, balanced it
on her hip, and finally projected i, To
\ distance from her withou. the appli.
cation Of her hards.
The next performer spread upon
ground a cloth about the size Of
sheet. After while it seemed grad.
ualy raised; on taking it up, there
appeared three pine apples growing
under it, which we're cut and present
ed to the spectators. This is consid-
cred a common jugsle, and yc. it is
perfectly inexplicable.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-28
A YANKEES POCKET pICGFD,

4 young jonathan visiting Boston
ia'rlv, for the uuipo,r nf .c,luy IL.
wonders, had h's pockc, picked Of ten
dollars. After rcrnrnin, 10 ,b. ln,..
where he wa, tarryinr. tnlI III, .,o..y
lie wa, "ralher riw." mud ,Lc ,,,r.,
in which be- csr!.,ircd tie los, or Li.
money. and the history Il. ,r him.
sclr aud relations" were c,,rul,,.I
t. excite The mitth a. well a. th. ,i,,
tt ,Lo.,. 10 whom lc v,. ,al,,u H..
entered the uuL6.. ro,,n iii. r.o,,..
nance co,cr.d all aver vi,L ,or,.u ,,j
,rxaijon--ard .x,l,im.d-
"WalI. c.,u'i ,.li L.y !, La,.,o,.J
Iva, never - lce,tl 6 mnilin, -,
/ waa ol that ar wallet. Ken, r1uin
nav la ID iuto NV rocket 20 49,. If ,L.
wallet was .af.. uud III, las, time Li,
Tor il. 'iwcr.n', ,L,r.,'
"lIow ,nucl. money did you Io.e =
a,k.d one in IA. roam
Il reckon there VA, prcry good
f".i for poor ielIVw IKE there was
ten doiiaT' all ! hid, celiin sixty cents.
anI ! had tcw "OrS rlagIry haid firm
tew- up 10 ny hech. IA waller nlDr,u half
The ''ne Boz lhe hamgnM.on ont IT,,
hain' Y'r nolhIn 10 pay nit Lii! hrro
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-28
THERE Is AsVAR ~ the W EST.

Theresa sist ~ the west that shall never SO
down
Til the records Of 's'or decay
We a.us, worship II. hSh,. tho hn net out
For liberty burs, IA 10 raJ
Shall ,he nsns Of Washington ever be heard
Bys freeman, snd thr,ll not his breaN'
10 .het~ one out OF ,'ondsgs .ha, halls not the
~erd.
AZ the Bethlehem star of the We.,
.Wsr, var TO the knife be eu,hraled, or yo
Was the echo that awoke IN ihs land,
Bu, II was mol hsvo,ce that promoted he cry
Nor his madpes. thai kindlcd The brand
lie raised not his arm, h. d d.f,d no, b.. Zoe.
While . leaf VI the olive remained.
TN soaded hy ,n.ul, hs s?irh arose
Irk. ons.5ai.d Ion unclaimed
lie struck with firm courage tn, blow Of the
cu,n sighed o'cr the es'nase tina, spread
uf iholshsh'iy Hnhl"c" wv ''"' W. NV '''N
Bu, wep. for the thousands that bIcd
Though he threw back tic i,,,.'' and h',ied
tive strife,
TIL, Mans charter was fairly restored
Ye, i,s prayed for the moment when tfeecon'
and Life
Hould no uongc, be pressed by the sword
Oh, HI. !surcls were pure, and his patriot
IN The page o! the future shall dwell
And be seen m the aunals the frs. in fame,
Dy th. s,ds Of . ilofer and Tell!
R-v,, no, my spng, for the wise Il the good
Among tho Dritons have "ohly confessed
Ths, h,s vas lhe glory aud oufs the lIood
OflAs derpl, stained fields Of the wei"
Eliza C0sa's Journal.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-28

center in her and radics:e from her.
+ IL is asceriain.d. from The actual results
/ of uiis years business. Tint under favor.
able circumstances, all kinds of pro,i..
ions can b. brough, frrn The wr.t.
/ through these new lines Of communira
ton, 10 Boston. more speedily ard at u
l'ss expense than to other Atlantic
ports.
In this connection. il may be well 10
say tia, III. books 81 the Ca.ion House
show. tia, the merchandise TRANSPORTED
10 Canada, from The District of Boston
and Charleston. for the six months end
ing June 30, 1851. was more than quad.
rnrtr that Of the six months next pre-.
cedinc.
Merchandise can be landed at Og.
densburc, on Lake Ontario, ru, on hoard
The cars Il, that place. brought ~ Ro,.
ton wl,hou, trans. ipm-n,. and from
here exported to England by mean, of
our steamships. in much less time than
II can be done by any other route. 7,
seems 10 u., that Bostcn has every falic.
ity for becoming great cxporting city.
CargocS from Liverpool IN Steamships,
via Boston. may Le delivered in Mont
real in l2 days.
This fact. taken into consideration
with the fact iha, the st. Lawrence is
closed by ice during five months of the
year, and that the communication will,
Boston is uninterrupted during the
whole season must make Boston. as it
seems TO us. the port Of entry for the
Canadas, thus opening to us n business.
the extent Of which we have not beyrn
10 realize The eligibility of our loca-
ton as shipping por, Tor the Canalas.
, and an export city for the West, will be
seen by the following statement of dis
tances, is compared with New York
10 Boston, from Liverpool, via Halifax
2slG miles. 10 New York 30o3 miles.
To Boston from Liverpool, direct 2sjG
miles. To New York 3D03 miles. To
Boston from Halifax 3sS miles. To
New York $50 miles. 70 Boston from
Montreal 344 miles. To New Yolk
3?s miles. The distance from Liver
pool TO Montreal via Boston i. 5000
miles, while by New York it is 347l
miles.
The difference between Liverpool
and Montreal. in favor Of Boston over
New York, is 81 miles.
in view Of the above facts, and in
conformity with the expressed wishes
of many OF the citizens Of Boston, the
city government, propose to celebrate
the completion Of these lines Of rail-
ways, by festival in Faneul Hall and
other appropriate ceremonies. 1t is
proprosed TO invite to be present with
Us on that occasion, the Governor Gen
cral of Canada, his Aids and Cabinet;
the leading members Of the Canadian
Parliament the Corporation Of Mont
real. the lealing merchants in all the
Canadian cities and Osden>burs. the
President Of the United States and his
Cabinet, Governors Of New Eng
land, the Mayors of the cite, Of New
England, and other, interested in the
railways and Steam Navigation.
We cordially invite the co.opcra,ion
Of our fellow citizens of Boston, in or
der tina, this celebration may be made
in some degree commensurate with the
great importance Of the events to be
celebrated.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-28

the 'h'cA gloom ~ which ,hc vale ~as
,hrnudcd.
lh'y reached 'he bri,k o. lie ra.
vine OF clasm. commnRly kt,o~n u, tic
" Drcts Nouil," and paused near h
group nf N'llasof., Who, With ,urch.. IN
their hands. were listening EAGERLY to
cn'ch ,he ba,inc of The bound Again
II cam". low and deep. "rminc'y fram
the gulf beneath them. They bent ,hrm
torches Over the edge uf the pfccipic.
and Nrovc to look down; lui nj. wa.
darn ard silcn,. save alone the bark ing
OF The doc. now quick aud sharp.
We must descend" cried young
man, pressing forward. That i,
l.na'h'' bark, aud lnsih Knows Flora
n well a@ "" do. Run, Donald. for
ropes
n half dozen lads started together
at this bidding. AMI soon s:ou, rope,
wer" brought md held hy strong men.
Willie the y"nih prepared TO descend.
Take heed, thri.t.." said the
wh''c.ha'rca Old shepherd. Rcmcmbrr
the omen, NY lad-,hc yonnses, lamb.
kin Of my flock WAS lost to day, aud
fear NOR" evil
Fear no'hius ror me, father" cried
TIE young peasant, swinging hi,n.clf
into Tia, dark gait from the eig" Of ihr
rock while again the loud haik of The
do. sounded from the cha-m.
Down down, The youth wa, lowered
starting the Wild birds from heir nest,
under the cliff. and brushing the twin.
ing ivy from the sides Of the rock. Al,
last hc reached the bottom, ard the no.
Die dog. Lnalh, sprang upon him, bark.
ine loud and .loyiully.
The glare Of the torch which the
young MN hc'i, flashed around, AID 1t
up every object. TIrrr, upon ttrk
h"l o' wild heather. lay swcc, Flora
Campbell, loldln. in hrr white arm,
and cIa,ped 10 her bosom, Young lamb.
Christie stopped and gazrd at her.
She brca:hcd caltn!y, and hc knew Sue
was sleeping. lie glanced u, the lnl-
lamb, and saw ihrt one of It's leg, was
handa2rd Will. ribbon. from the chiId'-
hat. Then l.c looked up ani shouted
aloud" She j, safe :"
"Ihe shout was echoed 50 loudly md
gladly. that i! woke the young maiden
from hcr ,Iumber. She glanced around
with a bewi!Jcr.l gaze, and recognized
the youth.
Dear Christie she .ald. in her
sweet simplicity. am So glad you
have come Now We viii save your
fathers lamb.
Christie and the villagers soon learn.
ed All.-Ilnw Flora had hcheld the
young lambkin. where j, had fallen, AT
the bottom Of the Deer. Mouth" aud
saw that one OF its delicate limbs was
broken; how she had descended from
ledge 10 ledge Of The chaem side, cling.
ing TO the ivy and thinking no, Of dan
ger how she had bound up lhe lamb
kln's broken limb with her bonnet rib
bons aud hell the mute sufferer ~ her
arms and how, ut hast. weary with her
cHer'i"n, ,hr had fallen asleep upon lGc
bed ut heather, and .iumLcfed "a l.ii
ChrI>tie'- shout awokc her.
Joyful -md happy the Villagers we're,
wl'ou assured Of Iofas safety mud the
white. haired peasant. thri,;i. father
blessed the ;ar chtll, anl gave 10 her
the litlc lamhkin which She lad rr>cIed.
And oti-,, afterwards, nigh, Flora be
ar'n bounding over the brars, with Lcr
pet fli-kin9 h".iic. And whenever .he
appeared, the old Villagers wonld .m,lc
and say " God bles. The bonnie chl.d -