The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-21
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yoa.ssil 90 s.aa'apiy.
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~iisq Fya $40 > Yauf i,.sA nIidspp.
i,,.sl 4 wear h,r ~ tt4
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inr ~e oiu-, b. /. fashionable a. csf
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Yea s,ii. Ne skcr,ieks. that iho de-
irn Eat Sss a n..n N easy cito0nis,a noes
---pasi 80 you prAn BY thai..
~ gentleman No, pays HE PRINTER
pfoupsly, aai ga, sf,crd Ia looi hH buiob-
- boy IA the fee"
Verdict fos The plaiH'if. Tall the nn
cas-.
-- Tho pr,sil. At design Ne ever saw ON
TIA tombstone Of child ~as iuk sar-
ing upward with r,-c'buI in It's mouth.
~ u hey .plt n.ichts At ths rate CO.
400 minute, why can't Pcvplc e., divorced
1t .. astonishing with ah.i eqntnimi.
~ men bear ihr grcites, aisiorunrs OF
thcir best fricgls
Gen,le,n,n shunll always walk little
in the re,r Of ladies. shadows should mol
preccdc. but f,llow tn sun.
- At Springfield. Nus ichuse,is, lady
sea, the following volunteer toast;
"Spruo, old bachelors-,hc ,cer greens
OF society"
- Ladies who continue TO wear long
skirts, are hereafter TO be called Broom,rs.
IN eOn,radisiinction to Bioomers. This is
one Of the ,,ce,ping resolutions passed at
Cleveland
tn, fOihJ Fmnor's .hmanac, for
ie5i, has already been published, to give
warning Of the departure Of another wear.
II bears the same fruniispiece which It
wore fry years ago, when M housckecpcr
could get nlong without the ALMANAC Of
Robert b. Thomas.
- To be proud and inaccessible is 10 be
uimd and weak. Missillon.
- An cnietprislng Young statesman says
he can steer the ship of state in perfect
safety ii he can only keep his hand on the
"iair of the soil"
There are some kinds of men Who
7 cannot pass their time alone; they are tue
fails Of occspied people. NJ. de Bonnld
! - 4 gcntlemln brough, an action re-
/ Gently in one Of the Ohio courts against
: the owners of steamboat on which he
( had lost trunk containing $1,000. The
court held that they were bound 10 pay for
: the loss of ordinary baggage, but no, for
! anything Of unusual value, unless il was
made known to them beforehand. so that
they could take extra cure, and charge an
extra price for carrying IT, Accordingly,
4 the Jury brought in verdict allowing $500
the value of'the trunk and the clothing
in n--but dissllowing the $1,000.
shame IL like the weavers thread, If
u breaks IN the net, 1t is wholly imperfect.
I tCymnus de Bergerac.
- Happiness is bowl after which we
run wherever II rolls, and we push ii with
our feet when il stops. Goethe.
- Enterprise and energy are a mine of
wealth. to their possessor.
49, Tho yonn. lady who ''frll de1d-in
lova with yonng m,n," revived on being
asked 10 name he day.
- Some men are called sagacinus, mere
y On account pf lhrir ayirice; whereas a
c'ald can cicuch MS fist the moment II is
b,n. iShcnst.nc.
- The h,nl ,n' can nuke pir, IL a
c9n,innrl feast 10 the husband that narries
1t.
~ Love is Of the nature Of a burning
El.ss which, kept in one place, fireth, but
ch'ngcd often, IT dpe,h nothing,
Reflection Is flower of the mind, CIV.
Jag out Wholesome fragrance; bur rcv~rie
Is the s,me flower when rank and running
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old mon are fond Of giving good a.
Nlcc, 10 cnn-oie themselves for being no
longer IN . position IN give bad examples.
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Souihefners this summer in si.ht seeing
and pleasure excursions a, the North.
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