Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-06
A womaa's kden nj H.

es' "o'' t' Aney can uhstrap trunks NJ Nh
eut breaking a blood vessel, t2rr, c'. " u
moment which women have lost tbo,r
ana laGed their fingers oNer for half ,.
look down preclplces aud not be- ,l,,,' "
each other PROSTATE aud not be stunned
may strike them with all YOU u,gb,
chest, and 1t doesn't hurt them m tbo .,,
mean 1t You are womau,) They n.ys'
nervous and cry They 90 up stairs I,,ls IN
t'u'e' Iney put one hand on onr
lehce' ana leap 1t without touching hsh ~
they DO everything easily which Womn, -.
do and cannot. Moreover men ar, s'
to get slon with" They are GOOD
and conveniently blind and beneyom,,
men ortclse you, not unjustlv, nerbo,. y
relentlessly, They Judge YOU IN I taE ~
only in the whole, II YOUR dress i'
well-httlng, and wel-toned, men will Nv, IN
tlce it, except few man-milliners and
Others who ought to be, and to whose o,,, Y
we pay NO regard If you will only 81 M
hold up your head, and speak when WON u
spoken TO, you can be very comfortabIo y
do not mean that mon can not and do No,
preclate female brliaucy; but if Won ON u
! good listener, and in the right receptv.
You can spend an hour very nj enc
out it, But woman Oa. f''eaSantly "
three minutes that the fringe s on O" yoa M the
not match In four, she has discmo ~y's
the SILK o. your sleeves is frayed at ' tSo
In hVe, that the binding of the beoI I"'
ooot Is worn out. BY the sixth. sbS b.a
tactorly ascertained what she sns , 'i' "a
hrSt moment she ''Set her eyes on yo or''u &
you trimmed your bonnet yourself
seventh assures her that your collar .orIr s
ltanon; and when you part, at the end 81 /.
minutes, she has calculated with toIeraho % /
racy tue cost Of yQQr dress. has levee5 T.
mental e!e-g lass at all your innocent Itao DC
terlugeS, ana knows to dead certainty Ii
your past history, present circumstances T.
future prospects "
Well, what harm if she does =? Non. !.
particular. II is only being stretched ~, Il
rack little while You have No raasor ~ :, {
ashamed, and you are not ashamed L
boots are only beginning to be shabby sn5 I
all know the transitory nature of galloon NJ
fringe is too dark, but YOU ransacked tbo 4.
and did your best, "angels could do no mors;
You trimmed your bonnet yourself and saw.
two dollars, which was just what Won intepds
to do. The means were worthy. and the Il
was won Your lace is not real according n 4, {
cant OF the shop keepers but it is al
cotton, real linen, real silk, or whatever h
material may be, and you never pretended
was Honlton OF. point; and if lace is soft M
white and fine, and sets off the throat an,
wrists prettily, | do not see why it NAV n
just as well be made in America for two cent
a yard, as IN Paris for two dollars, or twohr]
dred' In tact, this whole matter Of lace
something entirely beyond nv compreben,ia.
! why, l have seen women who in the or1n.r
adahs OF life were neat to a lault, fall dow!
and worship bit of dlngy old yellow ,.a
that looked fit for nothing but the wasb-mb
and wnen demonstrated with excuse themseIye
by saying, why, it is fifty Or five hundre
years old; : which may be very lucid expIa
nation, but | cannot say | fully understaD
and appreciate it.-GaN Hamilton.
ELECTION IN DELAwARE.-The Tri5pa
says that gallant fight is making in this lit
tie State by the friends of the Union and enc
mics Of its greatest curse. We trust they vii
elect their Governor, William Cannon, and re
! elect their present able and faithful Represen
tatlve in Congress, George p, Fisher but tn
Legislature is more doubtful, as majority O
the voters, residing in Newcastle County, cleo
but third Of tho Legislature, leaving two
thirds to the hitherto Pro-Siavery Counties
Kent and Sussex, one of which must be Cal
RED by the Unionists to secure L, s. Senate
In place OF James A. Bayard. We hope, an
only hope, that one of these Counties may no
be carried in spite of the absence of the Vour
teers, who are all Union. Delaware is stirrs
as never before, and both parties are dom
their utmost.
RoBBERIES BY HosPIrAL NURSES a
WAsHINGToN.-Four of the nurses in one
the Washington hospitals, three women an
one man, have been arrested for stealing art
Giles belonging to the government, and ais
from dying soldiers. One woman, the first on
discovered, was detected by CARRYING off to
large load at one time, and on searching be
house, there were found great variety of hos
ptal stores, including one musket. ] soldiers
coat, : blankets, ll9 pieces of hospital cloth
ing OF all Kinds, such as towels, {40 IN mum
ber,J sheets, coverlids, pillow cases, dressing
gowns, &c, a large number of them STAMPED
'U. ). Sanitary Commission" | package
cocoa, bottle of raspberry vinegar, 4 glasses
| China cup, | large syringe and smdry smsl
articles. In a trunk was found SAT in gold
S25 in Treasury notes, a finger ring, and 4
pocket book.
Gen Milroy in recent General Order says
1.-The General commanding has been repeat
eddy panied to learn that few bad men II
some of the regiments of his command are il
the habit of abusing, beating and otherwls'
maltreating the negro and mulatto servants ant
teamsters in his command The services o
these negroes and mulattoes are necessary anC
cannot be dispensed with, without taking tht
soldiers from their legitimate duties, whlct
would be an injury to the service. It's there
fore ordered, and hereby made the duty o
every officer and soldier of this command t
immediately shoot DOM every soldier or othe
person who may be causelesslv abusing, beat
ing or otherwise maltreating any of the Negro
or mulatto servants or drivers in or about this
command
The CASE OF Mr.. WINDER.-The oppos