The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-08-12
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ssae sae' ~. tlo.s & ~ yrruey 70
Rtns.sa. tsd f,aud urr~N ard ffsenas
oerasF7th'f p-rai I'D ~ n Coarrcss Hal.
tn hausr 70 aHed 20 avcrea~ isr Asry
az aaiig 'sfussA sda.stshes viihpui se,sr
d. aiacs 20 haso Tsss course y pe'-
.us'3 b. large anitsr.. sha arr "a saiis-
Bod raitnui sstti, comedies ~ifh ofie ~
ns.r5 - ilss iaire hoasfs ia ofdef 30 cHiay
he iutuf1os end il.t eariefs i'icfo canrrv.
ssiei. ~ ipgu.iv. 90 6n8 that crrfy ho.
tr' sni boarding. b,'usr A., alise orIu dei
W.. Sarafors y iu ~ rian TT,ls actca
II iiis snuual pleasure s,slers q uirpnged
eiih ardent ~sfsiiirrsir o, Faslieu's sllrnc
Aisrrin ~ frVeAis q wv - ihf streets and
grrFus. ss,i w. ~sh GOT o. siA,nle ihe In
grsa,, iu,irysatng ar. AMI enjoy ,hrif
hs4uiss. The hr-faBed rorgr~- Sping I
soon spree~ On ouf night, shd ~ sicp up
10 sip ~ sparkling vstcfs. We had TASTED .
bsfssre. end NV ~ then return The nan.
conas drauyis. ~iih the sasnc oou,iciion - 4
bres-c. tllai u 70 not geos 4 lr,ile Ohscf-
sa,rm shows the, many c'hcrz coincide .
WITH our opiuiou. ~hile msjofiiy, per.
hsps, qasG tho n,inrfsl liquid ss ,hoagh Il
vcfe a. tempting and delicious a. JmP;cr's
Rec;ur Wei, let them drink and ENJOY
ilis opiiiion- They may hhye uw part
~hb'si aay icrru. Bui We have only a
sw hour 70 stay. and must haste. 4 love
b rlasicd walk presents itself on ,ls night.
and ,infhrr Ne wander smong siAtusy
and o'hrT obiocts q interest. pursuing Il
mcsnacrng psii. terminating on an eicvu-
ton donsely shaded with natural forest
Of pines aud on which u constructed the
Circular Railway. Two light, tas,ciully
finished hand rars arr adjusted on different
tracks, and made 10 run in opposite dircc-
iions 20 that with gentleman and lady
IN zach, and both in motion, propelled by
the parties themselves, the recreation Il
pleasan; and heal,hful. We saw a gentle
man. and an accomplished, rosy checked
lady as a scat mate, enter one Of the fairy
looking vehicles, and course their way
among the sylvan shades, with apparently
unslloycd satisfaction.
Dot time flies: and so biding this novel
scene ndieu, We are soon wandering up the
ruvine along which are situated the va
nous springs. containing different mcdici-
nalproporties, in greater OF less proportion;
and all morc or less priced by different
visitors. They are all tasted By souie Of
the party and generally n peculiar cX-
preston Of Ito facial muscles, indicate
anything bu, pleasurablc scnsajions, though
often the drinkers would fam make them
selves and Others believe the contrary. We
leave the ra,iDc with It's springs and bath
houses, and stroll down Broadway. The
Columbian Hotel presents itself on the left,
and as !, is Justly known as hotel dis
pensing with the follies, or rnihcr abjnrlng
many of the scnsclcss folics Of fashionable
life, afnrdlng an elegant, yet quiet retreat
from the Objectionable practices INDUCED
in at the larger houscs,-a place where
God is honored and religion cnthroned, -
We turn in 10 dine with its inmates n
-ump,uous ropsst Is despatched and after
half hours relaxation in parlor furnish.
ed with choice reading and the substantial
literature Of the day among which we mo-
iiced that superior one, the National Alag
azinc, from the Book Room at New York.
W. are again on the pave, and on the qiii
rire for -ight seeing
We do not feel nor think ourselves par.
,icaisrly green yet SEINE may think We
are not Ear removed from IT, Bs We urge
I our way from point 10 point, intent on max
/. ING the most OF oor brief oppostmitv
/, What nassTc pilu d that winch present,
a Itself on our night The street is almost
!. filed in froIs with splendid cqaipsgcs, re-.
Hinling one of the scene in Brosdway II
FROM of the Astor. We cross over, turn
ia and view IT, splondors. i, Is the States
How magmhcicnt! Dinner is Just over
The spacious and gorgeousiy FURNISHED
o. parlors, and the venndahs, particularly il
f rear, are crowded with faslionably aii;rct
e ladies and gentlemen listening 10 the sof
strains Of well praciiced band, playing II
= the park their time occupied at interval,
with conversation, prononading, and IN,
VARIOUS ct ceterls of fashionable life
We leave them. Congress and IlnioI
Halls have their attractions; bu, as M
n place tot the upper ten, or who desire I,
!, he elasscd as sueh--Hho have an abun
T. dance ofihc needful, and sufficient time {,
use II A. their TASTES, appctites, or passion
may dieia,e--thc States stands A. humble
Is one. Bowling alleys, drinking and biliiar,
= saloons, present themselves on every baud
: Temptations ahound nothing but deep
). rrai''d moral principles, and an unwayer
=, Ing regard Tor right, can enable a nan {,
!, Withstand IL ent,cing bcsctmenis. But
" is near train time, and VIC must leave 70
: the station. Orr brirf STAY Is ended Sa
y rsiogs with It's mingled mass 81 virtue an,
q viee--ihe latter !, Is feared largely pre-
i dominant, must be len behind.
4 The tam ffpm the son,h arrivcs-nev
Il comcr shght on the platform 10 minglc il
i. turn With the mass slrcady here. The 10
/. connective Is Kissing H. indignation nj bcin,
kept 20 long IN waiting. and a. the tia,
lbs sfrivea, for the trsin n1rth, 'passcnger
i"' Whitehall and Rutland, ali sbosrd,r i
r heard above the WhizEing 81 the steam an,
A thr hum u human vmces. The cngin,
drivers pFariircd eye grnfis The vel
inoan signal--off ~ Hlosl By inoyog nos
= GLIDING sinh lightning speed arross ih
r plain. The stations passed in rapid sue
- ccssion, We are on the east side ~ tlr
e Hudson, Whitehall Is appnaehcd-n !
nov dafk--,hc tram stops passenger
i'H The lake change can, those for Rulnni
} and Tho east, keep srais," and a. a. ~ d
y ~ hclung 90 either cias-, tlils time We hl
, thc csrs aud ibrir sleepy iamato. goo
}. night and repair 20 the Amerlrss Hotel
! sl'cre all thr day. scenes are son ffrot
ton IN the ~elcousr cubnc, n nsiurc'
sves' Fes'orrr, baliny .leep-
Dsyhgh rcseab oar lo.ratisn IN ID,
:. erssiFc ~ me cas, sidc 81 the village, AiiI
seeetui hundred Zee, d slfno., a. m. ,.l,-