Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-03-19

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morning express is Off "
"Yes sir; it has been gone half an hour"
Tho stentorian voice sounded like a trum-
pct and aroused every sleeper from dreams
in which he might have fallen after his long,
tedious, cold nights travel. Every head was
turned and every eye was fixed on the man
who had thus broken the silence. lie was
standing by the stove. warming his boots
To have warmed his feet through such a mass
Of cowhido and sole leather would have been
a fourteen hours operation Six feet four or
I five inches he stood in those boots with
shoulders ,oncascd in a fur coat that looked
more Ike bearing mp a world than you will
ordinarily meet in a life time His head
| Wcbstcrian, his shaggy hair black jet,
whiskcrs TO match, his eye dark and piercing
and his jaws cternaly moving with a rousing
/ quid between them. while smile Of cheerful
good humor, notwithstanding his seeming inn
patience. attracted every ones attention
Fourteen hours in Chcager, oh Wall,
can stand it If the rest can. If twenty doll
lars wont carry me through I'll borrow of my
friends. I've got the thing that'll bring en-
That's So And he thrust his hand, little
less in size than a common spade, down into
tho depths Of broad-striped Aashy pair Of
pants, and brought mp that great red hand as
foil as it could possibly hold Of shining TWEEN
ty dollar gold pieces
ioU must nave oeen IN lucN' sUanSei'
said an envious looking little man. "You've
more n your share of gold
nave en- w aii' reckon not come
n,onoSuy oy IT, mat so' ana more tnem
N''nB VINO can fonemoe inns chlla Wheh ne
wen, 'ooup inc pra'tles traP'n PtaiIl -hens'
""" lNo .'He 10 ge' nun a nights 'ouslhs' OF
pun Oh Sno'S 'o Necp the passengers from
"'""7 ny 'o'' -tNd huhS nly7cH more nor
QUE u'5n' Oh tne uhoer' TO Keep oul OF 'ne
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U-clucu lAa' 'ne was Be-uh5 o'u ana oilnu'
ana it took too long and cost too much TO Sc"
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