The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-21

.pirir cherub seems to dwell Hot I
o. God IN his wise Providence f
.houl.haure iha, reposc into the sleep /
Of lca. and the white flowers are
placeapou hi. breast and his iu'le /
claspehaud., the tears which sparkle /
on bi.row are bright, bu, lhc bii,crcsi /
that we ever shed.
D,rTtle C.. is dead | remember
IN. ia time saw him was on beau
tiful ,yening in autumn. We AL sat
'''e suh'n'vi -r'voss The moon "r'-''
aud the star tvvirtI.i 81 "cre retec-
ted in the waves which bca, below the
cliffs. The child looked up 10 the bright
es, star Of all, and said
'orwinklc twinkle, little ,tat.
llsw I wonder what yui are,
- above the world hirh,
Like q diamund IN the shy"
His seemed like n prophetic voice. --
But a few months have waned. and lit
tie C., Is now star in Heaven. Be-
fore he died, he sang the very strains
which had delighted him, and he now
sleeIs in peace near the rivers brink,
whcie in spring time, the flowers shall
bloom above him. which lac has so much
loved, aud where they will not cease TO
be watcred by parents tears. How
many bereaved heart will be touched
by this = knickerbocker Magazine.
A WAIf.-" My own sweet sugar
plum,' is the somewhat sentimental and
saccharine introduction to n very amor
ous and touching epistle which we yes
terday picked up and perused. We
gather from various diJectd me'nJra
scattered along its surface, that Mary is
the name of the divinity to whom the
supplications were made though whcih-
cr Mary is n maiden with bright blue
eyes or piercing black, is not apparent,
The name of the suitor was torn from
its place of suhcrip,ion by the faithleSs
fair one, before committing 10 the mer-
cy of the winds all this cupidity which
has fallen into our hands, and we are
left To imagine him, his character, aud
his fate. The way in which the sub
scriber bcgs kisses from Mary is eau
ton TO unmarried people, and il Mary
didn't give him dozen or two nj least
she must have had hard heart or shriv-
eled up lips. There is considcrabl,
seniimenialiiy touching moonlight meet
ings, rapturous pulsations, angelic ado
rations. aud 50 forth. distributed through
out the epistlc, which would render j
very popular If converted into poetry
We are as yet undecided whether i
should be published in the Home Jour
nal under the head of Returned Low
Letters, kept in our Book of Curios
tiles, - paraphrased by some poet, advcr
I tised as fonnd, or bestowed, in tender
ness, upon the museum.
What a climate is ihi, where th
winds are fragrant with sighs, and th
breezes laden with love--wriiten out i
good round text hand.-- \. o. Pie.
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e." Miss Fanny Fern, in the Oiir
Branch, says the only way for the {,
male community TO obtain their right
is TO play the q" Uriah IIeep' policy
look humble and be almgry cunnint
Bait 'em with submission and Then thro
the moose over the will. Appear not
have any choice, and as true as gosp'
you'll get it. Ask their advice, an
they'll be sure to follow yours. Loo
one way, and pull another. Make yor
reins of silk, keep them out of sight, M
drive where you like.
MopERN ISyENrIoN.-liorace Nan
thus sums up "A few Of the advantages
modern Invention;
"One boy with n fopdriner machin
will make more paper in twelve month
than all Egypt could have made in OF
hundred years, during the reign Of Il
Ptolemies, One girl with power pre-
will strike oil books faster than a m
lion scribcs could copy them before Il
invention Of printing. Oae man in !
iron foundry, viii turn out more ute
sis Than Tubal Cain could have forge
had be worked diligently 10 this time
e." 4 good housewife should no,
"A person Of one idea, but should
equally familiar with the flower gard
and The -four barrel and though b
lesson should be to lessen expense. 4
, scent Of n fine rose should no, be i
yulued than the cent in the till 81
. will doubtless prefer a yard Of shru
berry TO a yard oi satin. lfher husba
r Is a skillful .owcr Of grain, she i. equ
, " skillful a. sewer Of garments. !
. keeps his hoes bright by use. she kee
NIN Eff~f OF tiAf ANNtN AAAAlAtf ~ ~ w
ALWAfs HAFr1 ALwATs CHEi
rrL.--- Why ihis constant. happy n
of spirits Z" No secret, doctor" rcpl
> The mechnnic, b" have one Of The b
Of wives. and when 90 70 work she
way ha, a Kind ord of encogragem'
for nae. and vheh go home, she me
nae w.ih a smile and his, and No
sure % be ready aud she has do
many things during ihe day to plei
ms, and cannoi 6nd ii in my heart
speak unkind 20 anybody " What
influence, then, haib woman over
hraft u man. 10 soften il, and make
' tie Fountain 81 cheerful and pure ~
lion. speak g.aily. iAsni = BAG
sm.is and q kind word Of greeting. al
the toil, a the day are over, eost ga
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