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We take great pleasure in rccnmmen5 inga
lean Mustang Liniment to all our frierds and
ers as the best article we have ever used
spralns, or GaIds. ON Horses. We haye u>rd
slvel,. and always efieclually. Some OF cum
also used 1t tor severe Brui.es and Sorc,. q,
rheumatic Pains and they all say it act. like
we Gun only say that we have aGuGfiohrd the d
other Linment,
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THE undersigned ta,ita a85 charge 81 Tie above
Works from thelr coumeit al#eet. u.drr Tie former
Proprietor MAJ a. E.ou. - asks lr yc 10 sae IN The
Ru-Ruad pubic that De- Aa= engaged pns=eut
Proprietor and viii cuutipns - wftbe, mem b. - ~
4is long experience in ha Ia4d works urd CONSTANT
tentiun in the sark c.rs= - IN hun u#Hit TIE mp
probation and liberal patronage a f.io ru.as
A. AEfTLETON, Munger.
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T970PbaYsHGBANe sub4eribrrwould call
attention 1T Physicians 10 lhnr "At,u-iee stock, ct
Pun Medicinal ENtncts prepared 10y lildeu \ Co, oi
New Ao.k These ,stmefs ARE prepared III Aaeuo, and
entirely porc md teiiabIe They me ueaiy pat AZ
IN ens aa enco.ed in apef boxcs of all -izea from
ot. T., oas pound Tor sale by JOHN II SEAA Co,
sen aGadt=
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Dry Goods, Clothing, &c,

IN store, rendy for exhibition. He thinks it useless
attempt an enumeration Of articles suffice to say that
every article be had at his store found in similar
establishment in the State.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing to lay in full
stocks or fit up old ones will find it great, to their adj
vantage 10 give him call before urchasing
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Esisg RECEEVED-
~ 10 Bales aud Al Brown Dumrsfics.
Coftau 0snahurus. NJ. and ,.
Together With large lot Of Blankets. Fulcd Cloths
Kerse,'s Luse,s Nc.. for wear-For sule bN
ncl3 WILSON X FRANKLIN.
IusE ARRGVED-3o bbls. eipt HERRING
~ good article, not te-pscted-iu-t TO hand. on con
sisnment ami viii t. old unusually low.
srpt l0ts IS. A. MILLER. an tho Bnsin
NEGRO SHOES, socks, &c.-
100 Pairs Heavy Negro Shoe,
$40 Yarn Socks.
100 Sides Black upper Leather
500 Harness do
Tn store and ior sale by
srnt7t- GEORGE BAGRY
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nAEs5 A ni of shelrd Oats h'lo,' RI
" mont I.ag3i.l ECh'LH
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Lymchbmrg Marble orks,

JOHN b GADDESS x BROTHER,
ADJOINING Posr OFFICE,
YN { II u UR q ID,
ITANE constantly ON hand argt assortment Of fine
j Marble Nurh Of dile.cot designs. such ~
AMEmcAN Z ITALIAN MARBLE
li0aamcafS, Eom6s and G1are Stones,
Also, Marble Mantle. Furniture Marble.
Those in want OF any article in line will pense
give as cuD, Ca address inc and any order cntrust
81 IA will b" oNecnted with ucutncss and dispatch
Northern r,cc-. carefully boxed Tree Of extra cost
and earautiod sale 10 nfg distance.
On Grave Stones merit particular attention in form
-iza. style md quality Tiny odanled IT," tastes
and r,ume.ubees efua Lettering. 800 per hundred
J.B. GADDESS 4 BRO,
Formerly of Baltimore Md.
Z s.--Tlomrt attraction paid order' trom the
country #art % rs
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fBFo EAESMEggS -Liy g,ton. PcckskiI.. I'M
side and Nnbsol PIooghs stow Cutters. Cor
= et"r-, fhtenf Cauru- f, sn'e Chcap i,,
GREGORY. EoYALL & SIMPSON.
sert9 f.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
osuou vsAuF pIov eaSffngs.

TUSp RECEryED--
~ At MORSE ) BOOK STORE
Yankee Naiioas
Home Jcutre
American q ufiet.
tse1es's laaies Book.
Lassdun evs
Bnstna p s
Glsas1, 3 ilcttffaI
Arb - tIorse Magazine. So
ortaFts
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RAILROADe. &C.
.IIaNGE- DE- RATES

CHANGE UE RATES
lsA u = ssrs - ~. sss szT86Es
VIRGINIA & TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
I'ROM and aIi.f the 23lb tie uIes on The III
1 loviae articles ~ i'j b nz Iolinw-, VIZ:
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sept - Is Lytci5are, Ia.
70 Bedford Sentinel, Roanoke Beacon and Wythc
Vile Teleeraph please cot.
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--IFl ENI hE.7l--
tATIfL be opc, ed ur Exhibition an9 'al'9n .,ul'
" Law 3ntb. oct. Extm Pine ) lk Plush Fesiine'
- l. s...;.,er,... luIru Shirts al
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MISC .LLANEoUs
Fine Watches and Jewelry.

kHJE hav la=t rarrivri
w a beautiful n.-ori
mont NJ Good IN OUT line
.tssI es
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-21
Rrarin, in lndolrnct.

Some are tempted to indolence by
lhrir wreichcd training, or rather want
of il. How many families are the most
rcmiss. whose low condition and suffer
ines are tie strongest inducements 20
industry. The children have no in.
heriinncc, yet never work no cduca'
ton, vet are never sent 10 school. II Is
hard to keep their rigs around them,
vet none of them will earn better Iai-
mcnt Ii ever there was case Wien
government should interfere between
parent aud child, that sccms TO be the
one. where children are started Ia lite
with an education Of vice. II, IN every
community, three things should be put
together, which always work together,
the front would be n grog-shop--the
middle jail--thc rear n callows an
Internal trinity; and the recruits for
this thrce-hoaded monster are largely
drafted from the lazy children OF worth
less parents.
The children of rich parents are apt
to be reared in incidence, The ordi-
nary motives 10 industry are wanting,
and the temptations 10 sloth are multi
piled. Other men labor 10 provide u
support, TO nmass wealth; to secure
homage 10 obtain power; 10 multiply
the elegant products OF art The child
ofaflucncc inhcrils these ihing-. Why
! should he labor who can command uni-
l-vcrsnl service whose money subsidies
/ the inventions of art, cXhausts The luN-
urics OF society, and makes rarlics com.
mon by their abundance. Only the
blind would not see that riches and ruin
run in one channel TO prodignl children
The most rigorous regimen, the mos
confirmed industry, and steadiast NOR
ality, can alone disarm inherited wealth
and reduce it to a blessing. Let pa
rents who hate their ohsprings, rcal
them TO hate labor, aud TO inherit riches
and before long they will be stung by
every vice, racked by its poison, ani
damned by its peualiy.- li.W Beech
or.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-21

l, is related Of Persian mother, that
on giving her son forty pieces of silver
n his portion, she made him swear ncy-
cr TO tell lie, and said, "Go, my son,
| consigp thee to God, and we shall not
meet again ill the day Of Judgment.
The youth went away. aud the par
ty he Travelled with was assaulted by
robbers. One fellow asked the boy
what he had, aud he said, "Fory dinars
are scwed up in my garments" He
laughed, thinking he jrsted. Another
asked him the same question, and re-
criycd the same answer.
At last the chief called him and ask.
ed him the same question, and lac said,
u have told two of your people already
that ! have forty dinars sewcd up in
my clothes,'
lie ordered the clothes to be ripped
open aud found The money.
And how came you to tell THE .
said he.
Bccau.c," -aid The child Il Nould
not be- false 10 my mother, whom !
promised never to tell lie"
"Clnld, said the robLer, "arl rhou 20
mindful ofihy duty 10 shy mother al Thy
years, and nm iuscnsihle at my age
of the duty owe to Godi Give mo
lhy hand, that may swear repentance
on H. III. did 10. and his lolloaers
we're al struck with the scrne.
You have been our leader in guilt,
said they 90 the chiri, be the -amr ~
ibc path Of ,iriuei" and ibry Instantly
made restitution Of the spoils, and vow
repentance on The BOY hand.
There i, a moral ia ihis story, which
goes beyond the direct influence of tie
mDfhcr 90 the child The noble ,ruii.
nvnt, infused INTO The breast of the
child are again Transferred from breast
10 breast, tilI those ~ho feel il knop mol
whence II eame. Mrs. Whiilelsoy
Magazine.
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SECRET or MATRIMONIAL HArrI

SECRET or MATRIMONIAL HAPrI-
NEss.-Zschokke, in one Of his tales,
gives the following advice TO bride
In thy first solitary hour after the GER
emony, take the bridegroom and demand
a solemn vow Of him, and give him a
vow in return. Promise one another
sacredly, nerer, not eren m jest, 10
rrdngie rih eoch other never to ban
dy words or indulge in the least ll-hu-
NOR. Never, say, never! wrangling
in jest, aud putting on an air Of ill-hu-
NOR merely to tease. becomes earnest
by practice. Mark that Next promise
each other, sincerely and solemnly, ner-
er 10 hare a secret from each other, un-
der whatever excuse il might be. You
must continually, and every moment,
see clearly into each others bosom.-
Even when one of you has committed
a fault, wait not M instant, but confess
il frecly--let il cost tears, but confess II.
And as you Keep nothing secret from
each other, 80, on the contrary, preserve
the privacies Of your house, marriage
state and heart, from father, sister, bro
,her, aunt and all the world. You Two,
with Gods help, build your own quiet
world every third or fourth one whom
YOU draw into il with You, will form n
parry, and stand between you two
I That should never be. Promise hi, 20
each other. Renew the VOW at each
temptation. You will find your account
in it Your souls will grow as il we're
together, and at las, will become as one.
Ah, Il many a young pair had on their
wedding day known this secret, how
many marriages were happier Than
alas, they are :"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-21
Homt, Bright Star.

Though hopeless aud dependent. a
liuie ei,iid ha. enough brightness in b.,
eye, aud gayeiy Ia his prai'le to fili a
hoa.eLold with joy. When be awake.
Gra al The peep u day, and imprinls
kisse. on h.. parents hp.iheir fragrance
j. ,perirf than that Of ihs morn. The
music ct hi. voice 3. like ihe sorg of
biris a, the approach of l.sh, BIZ sa1ile
more sunny than the fret entrance of
sulbcams into fhe room. III liiflc arm
rlair oa high ,ili. is srrupuloasly piae-
"a vl,a he fat 8, broken, and bee !,
90 uninlauan msinhef 81 fhe family
lizard During lhe day hap pleasant
ihe paiierins Of his fe't on the stair
ca,r. i'f ,oirr iH ihe oouri yprt. h.' ffc-
qurm harias iuln il,e t,..u siih romr
ir.u iafe A. night De- knrrl' doan
hirly rlad. a. Leiorr cone boiy
alisr 90 be msihrrs knee, ani
h.s h'iie payer goes nfa'ghi 10
h,a,en from a rhilI. hesr cost q
.h ~ iat l sueilings
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-21
somtbod, in my Bed.

81 believe, captain" said The doctor.
II never told YOU MY adventure with a
woman At my boardiue-house, when !
was attending the lectures"
" no, lrls have it. replied short
Aabby, Cat man about fihy, with ncrv-
ous temperament, and very red face.
IL boarded AT house in which there
was no females, except the laudlady and
an old colorcd cook
"Wellw
Il often felt the want Of fenale So
ciety TO soften the severe lalors Of deep
study, and dispel the ennui'o which
was subject"
We'll" {"
"One evening, after ,, s ,s
long lecture on phys "' c.,S '
after disscctiog a ,se negro "a. '"'sGso sS
in body and N vs. " "
ings--"
"Wp"
...placed the light on the table, and
.amenccd undressing ! had already
got my coat off. when my attention was
attracted TO frock and quantity OF
petticoa,s lying ON chair near the
bed
Wellw
And a pair Of beautiful small shoes
and stockings on the floor OF course
| thought it strange and was about TO
retire but when | thought rs it was
my room, had right 10 know at least
who was in my bed"
Exactly So" said the captain, and
well !"
SO took the light, went softly TO
the bed, and with trembling hand drew
aside the curtain. Heavens, what a
sight A Young girl should say an
angel of about eighteen was there
asleep"
We'll"
"As gazed upon her, | thought ]
had never Witnessed anything more
beautiful. From underneath n little
nightcap, rivalling the snow in white
ness. fell stray ringlet over a neck and
shoulders of alahnstcr--'
"Well," said the excited captain
"Nevcr did look upon n bust more
perfectly formed took hold Of the
coverlid and softly pulled it down"
We'll :" said the captain, make
haste"
" She had on night dress, buttoned
up before, but softly ! opened the two
first buttons"
Wellw said the captain, show now
And then, yc gods what a sight tc
gaze upon--a Ilebe-pshaw, words fail
| just then"
WELL!w said the captain, Il an
in suspense p
IL ihought was taking mean ad
vantage of her, so covered her up
seized my coat and boots, and went ant
slept in another ROOM"
Its A LIE !" shouted the ex
cited captain, jumping up and kicking
over his chair" IT 5 A LIE, certain
" ("
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How 10 anuagt stH.

The weakesi pant Of an alligator is
hi, stomach. Man Il nn alligator
Fag. Give bin enough 10 ,a agl
yog afr surc of him Make a straight
path fo,n ihe iroai door to ihe diaiae
table a,ck ihc einlarvn oui u the say
pot b.. knife nod fors goiaei, naptiu,
where he voa'i iosr a minute ia getting
'cin fhfn 80 his hyonte i'h LEre
him, and don't you sink a. him iiil Be-
las eaten h,s Wy ihroagt i, and then
is yoBr time. Eafher 10 s.E FOR half n
,he tiagdom, of lhe b lole u II, lfsp
yDsF alligator lame anb niusls my
dear, and hls bite sal hessf BE- dagger.
og~ Boz u yoa have = ,ili4,hsas oa',s
(aHd don't kso1 i.ow 10 ooos yOarssli,) }
ysa uaay b. as beaaiif8i - y-eas, -
iateiiseaai ~ Msdam A. siaei aii
haste ~ Disns bni yfs viii b. -ta.cf
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Choice Roeirg.


: isrs uis ~, g. i,au besias
ri.s sni.qaf easy chair.
And raa ny fnesn si,nit o'sf
Avfss,A a slisfsea hau.
IT, ptus. uis aatuf iip Hl.-n
1lss hir.v - hf - saa rsts
N Nilhin fi,s saitsn 90, ~tlsts casls
Tie hfhi u cher dafs
To aAs ,l's f.aie and irsbis hand
Ihai ss ny Jouthi'.i head
itih isin 81 tsnasfi, ihs ble
fis rssninr pfs, ~ vs. ssid --
Te a.,iis diva si,-e b. ny hear
tHd marvel bos Il held
rash iase. ~ irssHdsp ltse,
1hr chronicles q IA
%, i,-i,h. tssa bet So aacl e Jss.
~ sassh.i iif- and ias.,
- nsus boi..s--aF, hss tui ous,
The s'f.e - biis- ai,l,s
TuH thea sW hiis fnan the.. ava,
To cheer ~, odd. and his-s
Tie ss,es hrnu sirnrs with stfeam
oi sushine iendernuss.
Th"u trades, nov Path oi hloom,
Aid thine siui,int snul
risinFs piDadi, ga, a. thoaEh IL noskod
Sc Tune. unfeii ci.fiirul
Bot tii-y have tnsIrksd ~essl ~ay,
tP@ thoug mad
THIN sa-ahs ths i.ii Norn spifits sfe
Thsl pass swat % God
iss, hove the aeeA-i.ow befofe
The srnefsbis fnfna,
~ ss,n a. sesk beyond the shy
!. shelter ituu tho storm -.
Ats, ioye thsm--lci Thy silent heau,
Win reverence, uutnld,
A. fslrnms ven ncat u heaven,
Regard and love iiic Old
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death uarrnn, {. signed. sealed and de-
II, orr,l ,on oau ,okc ycnr piano boa
fir,,.wo,,.l und ,onr fn'nch s"-'A' tor
li,iline. and stud, how To make the
20, boiL il you don't want a di'or'"
quicker than ,on 60, ycor licensr J
know man who y hoaud 10 his wife
h, no other tie on earth hu, hcr Focd
dinners lie always aaorcs hor a' d'n-
ner time Whenever be- gets sa'Hgt,
she runs TO the pantry and gets h'~
something 10 ea, And he'll be as qn'-
q, A. IA Young lumh IN the ueN, feeding
time - Fanny Fern
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vfnr Hrrrn, prf now Tnrf.-

YfHT hTtTn, Brf now TRrE.--
4 man will forgive ~ iniafy, OF The
pun Of no.e OF kicl ~ hang sup.
f.lnnied iH a abHnns Hh-riinn.. 90 the
robbery of mn unhrriia or prliaps "a
di.honorcd bin nnA IN certain ca.e..
even baI uinc be viii forgive any hing
down 10 lhe blackc.l ingp'iigdr bo,
what hc can scarcely ever bring bimsslf
to G,fsi,e. especially "a a RI, nl Or ir,ead.
Is a great sncorss 80 I'anch.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-21
Loily mnnmtnl,.

4 man sho lised aud died many
year ago, sruie a' fyilossi
True hope !, based on energy of
character. 4 strong mind aiwhy, hopes,
an4 has alsaJs eause 10 hope, because
1t knsas ihe muisb,liiy n humAn Affair.",
and LoH shght circumstance may
chang the Whole course u eyenis.--
Sueh mi9l re'is aPon hself II IA aol
confined ~ partial sie~s, or to one psS.
iioular object, asd i. At lasi, all ,loa1
be lsst, i haa sased iiselt iis Gsn ialeg-
riy and @oflli.
-iisps sHalsns courage. while dss.
pondsney j. The iss, u ss,is Il Is the
aLandonmsni Il god, The giving up u
ihs battle u iife With dead Dothinynsss.
Iis who can plant courage IN the hg.
man sOui is lhs bsss phys.s.sn.
10 isst 70 gorsSa nsn By asi, f,a,'
oad hsi' eaJ,t 4 az raNor,ly PaVsss'
the lr.i's " fsls ~ nrshs Il eopafd-
lre BE- iis.!f eaWArilrs"
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-21

Il Is suggested by somebody That the
lhiHy one Governors Of ihe ihiuy -one
diiiyrrnl STATE. meet lhs Pte,,deni nj
New York during the Worlds Fair
II would b. notel sight and interest
ing, no doubt, bot rather far fetched.
and quite u.cless. Ifa comparison Of
Governors was instituted, ihe Jai1ncs
would be in favor Of the Vermont TX.
ccthi,e.- Eagle.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-21

CrHiors LAW.--Thcre was kept ia
former times ia our city of Marsei.ies
a poison prepared from hemloek NJ he
public chsfgc for ihosc who had mind
70 hasten their enl, they having hrsit
lrfDre ihc seraie, given aH account n
iLe r.a-oa and nlo,i,e of iheir design.
Il va, roi, oihcrvile, lawful iof lhe c.i-
iscns 10 So violence 10 ihsmselye,
Moniaisne.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-21

Mr JoIes, doai you ihiak that mar
dsse ,s q means Il grace :" ~CertaiH-
y, maAsm anything e a meaas u grace
that Lfeaii dosh pr.1e sni heads 20 re-
peuiauoe Per Nr loues order q
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-21

Il is stated by some Sissaers that the
heart of man weighs shout 8 ounces.
that II woman : A. age increases,
a mans beam sroas heavier, and .
Soinsh's lighter, ahef ~. bome siris
iGse u.,ifs a. 10.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-21

Won-f TuAS kLiFp.--h private
in one of the Irish regiments cnPneed
in the dreadful battle of Salamanca.
cried out during the hottest part of the
sction Oh, muriber. I'm kil iniircly.
Are you wounded 2 enqpired M
oliscr near him.
Wounded, is II your honor Z replied
the gallan, Emcraldcr, 'by jabers ! am
worse than kil, out and out wasn't ]
afher waiting for the hast quarter Of an
hour for pull Of jim Murphy's pipe,
and there now it is shot cut Of his
mouth
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-21

PEoNisiNG Boy --" JACK. shat did
,osi 30 - viih ,ouF ns~ iro~s'Is = said
az anaiou, paPs I sHamea fhrm
~ 80 For What r. a .inny hot.
Ilofh games. and ihe Pirates Own
B,ak
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No cai~rhisn is -o u,sfsl e. rhiliren
d, fi,if psf-n'.' rlamri. af home u
80 ih, brightest uirnf uaaer llrir roof
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Stn,Ihlr TO The Last.

II has lonn been observed by medical
writers that death {, irrqucnii, proceed
ed by insanity, fact Sh,ch has occa~
stoned ,hr rcmark that il vac not aston
i.hins. Cr everybody know that when
folks &c, maddcr they were about :"
1ye. This reminds ~ OF case which
occurred many years ago in the Phi'a'
dcIphn court. where pretty Young Nj.
dow wns IN danger Of losing iw0'lhirds
OF her husbands estate his relatives
grounding their clam on the alleged ia
sanity of the driunct. II may 10 well
TO premise that the presiding Judge wac
no, only convhial, but also very gnl-
liant
"What were your husbands lhtt
word, z" inquired the attorney
The pretty Young widow hlnshcd'
aud looking down replied, 81 had ra-
ihcr not tell
but indeed you must, ma'am' fonr
claim may be- decided by II
S6ll blu.hing. the widow declined
To tell At last direct appeal from
the bench elected the Information.
"llc said. Kis. me, Polly, and open
lha, other bottle OF champagne "
We know not whether II was the adj
mirniion Of the deceased husband or the
living wife that inspired the judge at
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-21

4 crie,tial facr is nrnrly ~ ro.od i1f
an iasaiid ~ i.,siih, weather. To make
a - man itink b. !. AsiuP sll that =
uece,.sry 3. 20 loai half Dead Yourself
Hoe and dr,iair are a. catching a.
oa.an.aas conpla,ai'. Aluays h.ok
,un.hluy lhrfsfsfs. shelheT you iosl
"a 81 rei.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-21

A HARD HEAp.- An athletic black
man, while carrying a hod in building
down town was struck on his head by a
salmon brick which fell from the scafIold
nearly two stories high.
Look out up dar, how you throw
bricks" ,ociiercaied The hod carrier,
,'guc.s you want 10 Kill dis Niger"
What is most strange, is that the man
was not even stunned, and the brick
was broken in two by coming in contact,
with his head - Phila Gaz.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-21

G." Miss Fanny Fern, in the Olire
Branch, says the only way for the fe-
male community TO obtain their rights
is to play the Uriah IIeep" policy
look humble and be almigWy cunning.
Bait 'em with submission, and then throw
the noose over the will. Appear not to
have any choice, and as true as gospel
you'll get it. Ask their advice, aud
they'll be sure to follow yours. Look
one way, and pull another. Make your
reins of silk, keep them out of sight, and
drive where you like.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-21

The truly happy man is he who car
rics sin upper lip, spots a gold watch
and double chain is free from corns on
his iocs and bricks in bis hat, possesses
duck Of a wife, vho don't strive 10
wear the brecches, or attend Woman's
RigLt's Conventions
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-21

e." 4 good housewife should no, be
a person Of one idea. but should be
equally familiar with the flower garden
and The -four barrel and though her
lesson should be to lessen expense. the
scent Of n fine rose should not be loss
valued than the cent in the till She
will doubtless prefer yard Of shrub
berry 10 a yard Of satin. lfher husband
Is skillful .owcr Of grain, she I. equal
" skillful a. a sewer Of garments. lie
keeps his hoes bright by use, she keeps
the hose Of the whole family 10 order
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-21

The other day one Of widow b.
admirers WAS complaining Of the tooth
ache Mrs rs smart boy Immediately
sloke ul,--- Well sir, Why don yoa do
a. na docsi she takes her teeth oui
and puts en- hack whenever she wants
TO-" A iru minui,-. nfiersar,l. he hoy
was whipped an some preiruce or other
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-21
Read these upon the sea:
Here arc starr and seas together J

.rs 800 lsslt stsf
Thar thasiifsfs Set ilc inuafnfai hiil ~ Ianei
said slui,,-i snake iou weep n susfns - 80
'fa nEs sn ofphan ueuitiinH aifh fiis siaa
nfsf be- n...iisef's rflfs sas,Hr ~ isnTs.
i4tss uiid iussf b hu htf faahf hls i1s
Wunhlsas ttf f.,l olf fnrHd. fss 80 husi-n
iiis iisrsn.aalf. tiir si.lrf rstaa 80 hss.
f|i ssa blafl aHa kiH hsnt bus b. lnuapsi
Ths pain D. la t.. hrsn. infaa -isrf f..l
~ N.H b. upsu boo tfeasi 90 n.aan's
AssaFrfas o., 80 A"
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Until the sun lifted hi, cloudy lids
And shot " I'D light along the leapnr deep,
Thcu riosed his eyes In death. ,hrd no tear,
I lad II down IN silence, and went iaftb
nuTdcned with ~ sad thoughts slowly nenil
And. a. wandered through the deepening Ei0"ui,
! saw the pale sHd I,eniental moon
Hi-o from dsfk wsges that plusfcd At her, and ',
sonUN fI % The sky.n