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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-22

Opposite my dwelling il a Gre engine,
which Is In a constant state Of prepars-
ton for emergencies, 10 the great morii-
healion of myself and Of several small
boys, which latter daily collect on the
sidewalks. and look with profound curl
osity iui0 the dim recesses Of the engine
room. Never bad engine such devoted
attendants. Long and profound con-
soltaiioas are held respecting the health
Of the machine" by young men In
pea jackets the wheels are creased
three times u day, and about as often
the object Of their solicitnde is gently
conducted around the block, by way u
exercise, while scouting parties of young
men la straight hats, s.th ringlets Ia
front of their cars, sdlieiiaous for the
welfare Of th. Insurance. companies,
walk 10 the corners 20 see Il they can
discover indications Of IRE In any d.
rection.
II none are 10 be seen, they walk
modify back aud form hssi Ia front
of the sngin. house. The last FIRE is
then talked over, aud the merits Of each
machine" are discussed. AM sorely
sffsid, from shat I o'erhear, our city
is bu, sear'ily proTidsd with fire en-
gine., 3, IL ssen. By their conversation,
that every machine" 10 the city, ez-
espl their own, IL utterly useies, aud not
Ore hs. taken place whose sIiingassh-
msni !. noi owing 10 ,i.e Saperios merits
1 q lhsir engine and the superior energy
4 i,s foiioven.--lrhs Aliornsy
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GS He wore fashy waistcoat, on
the night when first we met; with n
famous pair of whiskers, and imperial
of jet His air had all the haugbtiness,
his voice the manly tone, of a gentle
man worth forty thousand dollars, all
his own. saw him but a moment, yet
methinks ] see him now, with very
hasby waistcoat, and beaver on his
brow. And once again saw that brow,
no fashy tile sat there, bat n shocking
bad 'un was his hat, and matted was his
hair. He wore brick within his hat,
the change was all complete, and he
was hanked by constables who marched
him up the street. ! saw him but n
momeni--methinks see him now,
charged by the worthy officers with
kicking up a row.
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4 6randmelhrrs ldYltt.

Jessie Jewel and Del Dimplc write
very pril, letters to the Home .jovr,s,l
These young ladies belong particularly
10 each other, and they DO every thug
together, -- think the same thoughts,
have the same frcliuga aud write letters
in partnership. They have an Aunt
Esther 10 whom II Is tho business ct the
evening 10 write. Jessie thus speaks OF
/ the evening scene;
Ah Del, and are very happy. Tho
/ lines are cast 10 Us IN pleasant nlaoos ---
We thought Of the time when Aunt
Esther was young and blcst--so dearly.
Now she saws she is lonely, drcary
Womnn' We wondered IT coming
/ years would change Us 20 that. Her
letter is like the pensivo evening gale
sishing over the pas, day. del hmd be-
gan to write, whch door opened. and
grandmother came in--Dcl- grand.
mother and mnc----a digniiied and grave
woman, but very good. Del slipped
the letter away for we feel very con
scious. Our grandmother sat down by
the CRATE, though there was no FIRE there
She seemed 10 wish to be amused.
So Del. read her Aunt Es,hcr's letter.
When it was finished, and the dear old
spcctaclcs had looked NJ the dead Goals
while, she said those were rather ro-
mantle ideas for very old maid. The
story reminded her of young friend of
hers in oldcn times, who was now alone
She went on knitting, aud said, IN low
voice, :" 1t is dangerous thing to make
earthly idols. Woman create them of
their affections, and worship them, and
God takes them away in his wrath. In
my young days made many IDOLS
most of all my husband, whom ] loved
better Than ] did my God. These idols
were taken away from me and ! made
no more. Here grandmother seemed
10 drop stitch, for she turned from us
toward the window aud paused for quite
n time. At length she resumed My
children, your grandfather, whom you
have never seen, was an ambitious man.
His talents, which were brilliant, were
strengthened by determined energy
but he lacked that cool judgement which
seems necessary TO success. lie started
in life n cheerful, rave-hcaried, hand
some man, feeling the strength aud hope
Of n nation in his heart, and his idol was
earthly glory. lived to see him dis
appointed, gloomy, aimless man. Sue
cess had left him, and sent misfortune
back 10 i'll its splace. Before his fiiieth
winter came, watched his hair grow
white and thin his face despoiled by
weary wrinkles, and n hopeless eye re-
turned my glance His idol wns gone
the Almighty mercifully overthrew it.
lie whose word saith, "Thou shall, wor-
ship the Lord Thy God, aud him only
shalt thou serve," knowcth how to re-
claim his erring children. Your grand
father died devoted Christian. NV
children beware Of idols my heurt
aches 10 see young girls and young men
starting wrong in life--layiug out their
hearts on that which brings no reward
but the wages Of sim Aunt Esther, The
words of our Granmother are wiser than
our words. Why should We speak again
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a SPIRIT WgArPER.--A gentleman
was met ia the street the other night,
who had evidently taken too much Of
the ardent for convenient storage, and
was rather unquieily resting himself
against a lamp-posi, when an aequsin-
tsnce came along, and observed that the
afflicted individual had OH a new over
coat Well, Bob said be, "guess
you've been indalging in new over
coat" Coat =" replied Bob, giving
his hat a knock back AID endeayoring
TO gestieuiaic "ibis a-ain, a coat. -
q Wen. Bob, " Lat is H." IFS n spir-
Il scrappey 20
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"NoT DEAD YET."--A few DAYS
since, II man called at Dnguerrcoiype
room, in Northampton, and bargained to
have a group picture taken Of his family
Of nine persons. The next day he ap-
pearcd with his family, and, on the OPP
orators " counting noses," aud making
out only eight Of the family, and enqui-
ring for the ninth, be was informed that
one Of the sons had been dead five
years, but the father though, that be
could describe him so exactly, that there
would be no trouble in adding him to
uhe picture. Another funny case 10 told
by the same Operator" A woman
whose husband had been dead some
monihs, wished to have a copy "look -
Of picter Of her late husband, which
she had in her possession, and which,
she said, was good except the eyes, aud
she wished to know If the picier "
could be took, or copied, with the ad.
dition Of brothers eyes, which she
said we're exactly like her late husband,
and the brother could call aud sil for
the eye. il II could be done.
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ehrice Poetry.
TO ", MOTHER.

TO nv MOTHER.
o. G. revfia-
I'm ven sd B., niget. tBcshsf,
Wahia ny ro,su aioa.--
The rtiHt tear l.siirs ny syc,
And All a., hSf-s have ho~n
Tn hinsiag hs~ ! sa,ce ~ss tiesf,
nsncath = tuutb-f's tAre,
How hrhi M, heart when shs smiled,
Ne fopm iH sorrow ihsfr
Oh ~ss leyous uien, usoshsT,
And AiW ayi light and ifus
Aad brighter visioas Oct tn. stole,
ofhspPne-s IN be.
kAe~ nd 81 the raging .tsrm,,
Ths, howl Aiong The ~
ofhim who tTeAds hs NE aione,
Mia tsmpesss nsiHr bith.
Ny l-ok. are JiHg round, moth,f,
The treasures uf my hcau,
hhos. mystic leaVes ~ on I'vs tanned,
~oaid NJ, troru ,hem part
hut they reniAin unopened nov,
And in confusion lay
VI, thoughts arc dark and strange 20 night,
Aud esndrrine tar away.
Te.ld be ray and light, mother.
Throw smile. of love around,
And all with jo, the hearts of ths'.e
hove with love profound
And lament that gloom stesls o'er
Me when ! am sionr.
Thai shNdows dark arnuud Inc fit,
For they anbidden come.
And when within my bcAri, tnothet
They mount their dusky throne,
And the last fatnt CLEAN OF hope,
Has from my bosom fown,
see thy form beforo me rise,
With SMILES upon 10y lips,
And lo~ly bending o'er me,
Dispel the dark ECLIPSE.
No dafknsss shall e'er blight, mother,
Tho love have for thee
Tho others may look down with soorn,
Thou at tho same To me
And when our life's bn.f day Is o'er,
And faded into night,
oh, may We meet in worlds Of bliss,
And r0am In fields of lighi.
n. " Central COLLEGE, April 90, 1851.
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uS No man IL gentleman, Who,
without protocniion, would treat with
inoisiliiy lhe hunblest u bis species IL
Is ,ulgafily ior which 10 accomplish
menis " dfess can ever atone. SHOW
me the man aho desires 10 make every
cue happy around him, and shose great
go solie.lsde is never 10 give Jasi oaBss
a oheDee 10 any one, and J AL show
yos genilenlaa ty nature aud pfAeiiesr
alih0ssh be nay never have voru 4
sei Of broad-eiOih, Or ever heard VI 4
lcHioOn
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fgIENps AND EsENIEs.--He who
by his conduct makes good irieads on
the one hand aud bitter haiers 90 the
oiher, give. evidence that there is some
,Ling of The boid. independent, upright
man in his composition !, hile The chick.
en-hearteA, inbecile character, il eapA-
Die q making neither friends nor foes.
Few hAse courage " o0Teei iriend,
because you rarely NEE, a fnend ~ho
has ihe courage 10 boar correci.ons
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Every man ought 10 pay bis debts,
II he eau. Every man ought 10 get
married, il be can. Every man should
do his work TO suit hi, customers, II be
can. Every wife should sometimes
hold her tongue, II she can. Esey
lawyer should sometimes tell the truth,
~ M CAS-. Every man ought to mind
his own business, aud let other peoples
alone, il he can. Every man should
take a Newspaper, aud pay for 1t Asr-
now.
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MORTIMORE'S.
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.

VtuIs trsiy celebrated remedial pre-
i Passfsaa, esssfsoas sikr tor each and ever de
-ssln ~ hhessasts Complaints, ts already to well
tse~ and ,steeard throughout Tho DATED States u
require any tsagfh, aotee ~ 10. paramount virtues
II sfad<zfss hefstskffe nsufsbe and distressing
disc ffn ths slen, and siand. anrNailed IN t.
l.hsrnasy " medieins.
We Do asa prpfes 20 aake unqualified stAtrnests,
~ s.-srsw b~Iarr the Pablie, but simply 70
ssquss, thsss rpsst inter stes,
sUSFEkERs TYft-asELyES.
procure ffcn tbs Agent In their sscinfy circular
AHa not sby read tie tssiinisny " ihpsh who have
srP~sieaerd It, iasslazhic earstiYr powers but 10
wfas ~, call upon, the eeaVslescrnts inst the
saafsass ais nay emcsstr frup, tho fsuniain head
winch ~ -atsf tho mo.i and
~ winch the repotsliea u tn, Remedy IL esrEih Il
b.ias sustained. Wuts siso " the fnpretors, " ho
~i seeasa svcfy information, and furnish names o
uaaouassd character frnn even ssriian Of the tnion
Ranssrsiar amaag them some 81 tie Bs,rt eminent
rhs.,s.as., Ilerr,Hea. tdinrs, ard proiainsnt tit
Bns t,aasting tbs reliability and sfhcary oftbe rem
sdy b~yona the reach a dt,abt ~ distfust.
AURriMOREr
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND
vsfstahls srtfaft, an internal remedy, prepared
stefessiy ff th.s disease and THE " will cufe In
srsgy sfn, infsmastoss Aea,sl ~ Chrome, no niai
isr ~ how lo.s standing
sBld 70 Hstiana by FOND A. MORSE
The ssoss have siso COT fsale
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LEAHSIsG TuE LAsSUAGE. @li
viii rain yesterday" /" aid one frenes-
man 10 another, IN English. . Bs gar
Il saOwsA to Borro~." !" replied has CON-
psuioS, si.Iiy sell .. ills4 IN the Ian
suaee,
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Tns n.osi elevated and pure souls
canaos hear. even from sAe bps Of the
most eoaiempgibls men, ihsas ~ofds
TKlESB.nir, tgssibiLrr, siEfuS'--
-iihoal immediately Attaching 70 them
zll iLs grasdsar u -Lieh tissif bssfi 10
.tsl,ls.--t jean Pad Richter.
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4 BHAvE LiTTLE GrRL.--The Sa-
lem Gazette, IN speaking VI the late
railroad accident NJ Andoycr. ssys;
"One brave little girl. ten years of
age, whose ankle was 70 badly broken
a. 10 render afnpuiaiion neoessary,
never shed tear, but kepl saying,
don't cry, mother, ypu zee don't"
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sg~ The editor of the foIt0un 70.
silier must be a very happy man shout
ihis liiBe. H. his lasl number, be says
" rostserIa -- We siop ihe press ~ith
pleasure - announce the decrease q our
contemporary Mf snagss, editor of iiis
foIio~n fia.b. lie has nov goby To
anoshef and a better Sorid. saooess 70
hin. Persons ho have taken The flash.
sill hnd the fssilisf good paper
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e The Bosioa Tines says. Psople
iosk spoa RessiA ss ,hey % sPDn he
ds,A--as L,ilR sefy great very ~'es-
"a a,A taro ~ have hrt gan say
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The Desroa Daily Demoerat says
g We have none OF that so1 of vanity
10 h. tboughl saasf, which eIhibiis IL
self IN cAuslie and violent personal
abuse II would be Wholesome. II the
disposition 10 iort rtso thai sorl II vanity
were Mose unisertaL
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JOHN c. MILLER'S
Patent Pulling. Washins and

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rHE ! hlLT . or y i;li cMEaD.

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wLoa the Lord Io,,'l be e-.si.,,A
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NoRIl aoRE's
BITT E r g o r ID ] A L
BLOOD PuRIFYER.

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TN. tnyaiuAhss Esepzratisn hs. obtained t-oya-
lsfty whsr.ssf insrdafrf ssrrecedented tn the hf~
tss any ashef I,se,saraiioi troaFkt e~ase he pb
he The anaitsys1 thossknd. ~ ko have used II, and
have ~Alssa ts AIssieas eae<ts removing disease
ana Rs.tsrtnE the Nervous SYSTEM,
hrfafd The sosti si-ss-sing the sssst "a
p~raf siuass tnn~n 10 tho Nstros AsAies- fhsrt
sisa- the r.i .tssaing 10 the pfufsssisa u-s aad
prr@uA~ . The spazt saesiss
.iis<rssis and Biood Purify sr,r kaorm.
N.arslsis, ,osssrsi is-sl,sts sna Nsrsas Affections,
pfssrgrss es iaA-s--t.a, Lass af Ag.ettss Nervous
H.saarss as " u hils.d n ths Head. cnstiveness
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Crossett's Cornct Band,
fd sRnSsf-rI'. f.i.ADfR,
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swss - esit - ias@f ittsH i'asaslanti 4 si-aaa
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CARD AND BILLET PRINTING.
PRINTING IN CoLoRs.
CUTS FLRNISHD TO ORDER.
ssi,,Js, tho and you multiply the results "
u enc Il the estssihed sssfan- basnc-s that
nsss the iftuses u n .snds Of that have
ia-nr~d win acsi,tur their individual ehtarpfs.
10 a~r~ps apsn. fhs fn u tho age positively de-
faands that IA iLsffs success in business sisd
mate than psas et.fiuhs 10 merit a. tasonefs
nsssf cssss 10 q iasRs shop u he sits down quietly
sns att 10 thea. stlosi lrtiBG has business bs
ks.wn- lie misht as well iish, candle and place IL
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Fancy Printing
done In every variety Of color.
Book and Pamphlet Printing
with dsspasek asd AZ low rates.
u 70 a-eiess rsans-tAie faftbor Al vofk wiii he
aass esfr.esll, etpedaoasy, Aud cbesly, and tar
shsse ~ lsbtie psironAse is respectfully solicited
tbe-s t,easAs Al ersfs addressed the progsi
Of ths Herald viii rpeeive pfouips suant,oa,
I. BARNEY.
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The ssoss have siso COT sal.
THE GREAT ALTERA7ITE,
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correspondent of the Phladelph;a Bult4ic writing
under date Of Harrisburg, Dec. TO- says:-
The food in the Susqnehanna, which did much ds-
mage Lere, proves, feared. " have been much
more destructive higher up the The wators have
been so high that no communication could be had with
the region that suffered most and tho telegraph being
carried away ALSO the following account obtained from
the first passenger who has been able to reach this place
from sunbury, gives the first particulars of the food.
The rains that fell in the latter part Of last week caused
rise in both the North and West branches as well in
al their tributaries. II commenced Saturday and
rose with unprecedented rapidy until both rivers
running furiousy, and the main river swollen i'm
menscIy. Pine Lycomng and Loyalsock creeks were
higher than ever known The West branch, however,
was not so high as 1t was two ago. Fortunately
Sunday night being very cold, the flood vas checked or
the damage might have been much more extensive The
particulars OF the damage, as far as known, are
The bridges the willamsport and Eiruira Railroad
are swept away They old and to be rebuilt any
rate
The road bridge over the at Jersey Shore
was swept away One half of II lodged about four miles
above Wliamsport, and the other was carried against
the bridge at Wiliamsport which wal knocked some
eight feet out of line the western span That il was
not carried away is miracle and its ability resist the
shock and the continued food does great credit to Mr.
FAIRIES. the builder.
The Pine Creek acqneduct also carried away and
lodged against the Wllismsport bridge II was o new
structure, only two spans being up. Mr. Kelton the
supervisor confident that II be rebuilt In time for
the opening Of navigation.
The bridge the Shamokn below Sunburv was
carried away, and hoated down to Duncan's Island.
Another bridge across the Shamokin the road from
The State locks in the canal at NGr,humberl,n nd
entirely inundated but believed they we're not
much damaged The canal banks had TO be broken In
various places, to let the water of into river
In Wiamsport the cellars in the lower part Of the
town were filed with water but atoral damage was
done NO houses were swept away and no lives lost
lar heard from. The people were waiting with much
anxiety for accounts from above, but the roads being
roc9edI there bad been communication. From Satur.
day until Tuesday stages had arrived either Nortum
berand William sport
Many logs carried away by the Hood but most o.
them win be recovered There fortuna ely lee in
the river, the destruction would have been much
greater.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-11

PmApnPmA, Feb. l0-Reported by Keen 4 Taylor
First Bo1rd$2 100 Philadelphia and sunbury rs
81 900 Wilmington Railroad 6s 99 $40 Chesa peake and
delaware Canal 8s b. e9h 49, schuylkiI Navigation
SSH $50 do SO; 1000 Tennessee Coupon SIS, Mi.; 900
Ptsburg Coupon Us, 49, cash. 102 500 City Railroad 5e
49, 1o7K 1000 spring Garden IS. es, 104 1000 do '65
lc4 800 Pennsylvania 5s e6A; 200 do 96%; 900 Pea
yer Meadow Railroad 6's 90; 1000 Camd m and Amboy
Railroad 6s rs cash 1922 500 Reading Railroad Mortgage
road, b. lsx 100 do, b5wn, 1914 loo do cash. 19,S so
1914 200 do in lots, cash 1871 30 do, 1917; log schuy
so do b5 80 do, CAM 31aS 800 Chester Mining Com
Iany, In lots b. IL; 30 do *; 100 Morris Canal 81
100 40, b5wn ~; ~ Pennsylvania Railroad In lots
l05 Navigation, 2sx 15o Union Canal b. liz.
6CheMpeske and Delaware Canal 147li; 10 Beaver Mood
Railroad a5h $50 United States Bank s5wn, 31x 10
Mechanics bank In lots 32X 4Os Girard Bank in lots
1tS 1000, ~, 1t5s; 100 do, So 141 Bceen Bodrds-
700 long Island Railroad 19H 300 do in lots lsls 100
h,sver Meadow Railroad 49, 100 schuylki Navigation
prefs'sd e. aI't 100 40 sl's; 500 Norris Canal b5
tret, 6s, Coupons 86i4; 500 Spring Garden IS, 80,
104 900 do '6s 104; 300 do TO- 104 300 Iehgh Mort
gage Gs 10lIs 20 so Lehgh Convertible Mortgage 6s,
15s 3e8 do 100; 5000 SchuyIkin Navigation 6s, 49,
b5wn, s3k 1000 Allegheny City es, 20, sAk; 1000
IIttsburg y. 10 90 600 Chssape.ks and Dsl.w,ss
Long Island Railroad 1917 200 schuyikil1 Navigation,
Preferred 31h so do. s5wn, 81 100 do, b5wn 81 $40
do, in lots 81 Reading Railroad ~ 100 do, be and
int AZ Pennsylvania Railroad, so; 2Chesapeakc and
Delaware Canal, So 147K; Noreistown Railroad, 5tA
81 do, ID, lax; Philadelphia Bank, 1857 AfavBoard-
80 schuy k Navigation, Preferred b5 100 Reading
Railroad, I'd AK; 100 do b. 44K; Is Hsxeton Coal 75x
90 Morris Canal NIX 10 Chester Mining Company 90
Gigsrd Bank, Nx. Market daa,