Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-01-26

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place IN social life he should inhabit a
dfeary STAND, where no other hnman
oelhs resides there let him CRAFTY his
aFarlce by keeping a hotel | thanh
GOD Tor such benevolent association
as See around me Tonight. comnoseJ
OF good men and true, and ain bet,o.
women, Tor The promotion OF n nobIa
Christian purpose Il must beackno,.1
edged That woman has taken the lead In
mis- noble christian effort Nature mas
endowed her with superior sensibllity
OF mind and fitted her for the DISCHARGE
OF benevolent, compassionate duties. IN
IS Infinitely honorable to her character
that She cherishes sympathy with
Christianity which unlocks all tho
sources OF benevolent affection. which
smiles on every act OF kindness Chris
! tlanlty comes up 70 bind up the broken
hearted and for that, woman was al
ways best prepared it came to heal the
SICK and woman was waiting az their
couches,s softly tending at the pillows. and
closing the eyes % the departing While
| the Selt-styled lords Of CreatioB are all
soroed IN the pursuit of wealth and am
| biuon distracted in the game of poli-
! ucs, woman, IN her comparative retire
J ment, IS practising hose meek and
| quiet virtues that throw charm over
social life, In the language of scripture.
| entreat thee, help those women who
arc laboring with us.
| such society as this. is an imnerisb-
! able honor to its projectors. and liberal
! contributors, Sympathy and Kindness
are worthy ,toite q. IlarsCttf even in
the time OF prosperity and abundance
and friendly acts are ever pleasant ana
! agreeable. Il is true the stars alwp ,'s
shine, but while the sun holds the
pire Of day. we see them not; il is -.
ness alone that brings out to v H't
gilttering throng that shines ',-s
tonight. So when prospect 49, az 40
and the night of adversely " , noa 49,
has come, and the DIES, ma uaIAuees
stricken and crushed o'ate near ~
acts of kindness shine -Vheu IT, 10 LOS
| less value. Now, hAe gems VI P.'N',-
| every one who h.. My Hlehos, could
company your p ears me tQnlsht &C
mercy enter V. II. lt'o IN VneH tlsIIs OF
tents, or hosp G'u tneil, inc cheerIess
- VIZ ~ on winters night, you
"oulu ne' er want for an Incentive TO
piuseOus the benefcent work Of this So
Sos'-sr conveying your benetacti0ns to
~. .nN sc sick and mangled soldiers. with
zones Of sympathy and words Of tender
ness Offering him assistance when hope
= had almost died in his bosom. On, then,
imagine that look OF gratitude as he
raises his eyes streaming with tears,
telling in language a thousand times
more expressive and thrilling than
tongue could utter, the deep emotions Of
! his grateful soul That OOk, my friends,
would be worth more than we ever
gave, or ever shall give. Go on in this
Blessed work o. benevolence; then viii
your days be useful, your end peaceful,
your reward glorious and eternal.
COEGRATULAToRY DISPATCHES. - Sew
eral congratulatory dispatches were
sent over the wires and published in the
Burlington papers, on the adoption by
Burlington Of the city charter One OF
these was from Gov. Smith to 10. D.
Hatch. Thereupon the people Of South
Burlington, who are now a town by
themselves not TO be behind in these
congratulations" have caused the fol-
lowing dispatch, which the Free Press
says was sent over the clothes line tel
egraph, to be published
p To Harry Hatch, Dn6ysple South Bar
y ln'gt0H
I congratulate you on the glorious re-
suit Of last Wednesdays election South
Burlington, shorn Of the rags and filth
of the city, rises like new constella-
e ton in the northern sky beautiful
home for the weary.
With the glorious example and re-
nowned historic memories Of st. George
ever before your eyes, | doubt not that,
ere long, South Burlington will assume
her proper, proud and exalted position,
and eventually rival st. George herself, in
commanding influence.
Tell Van 10 90 IT,
Yours, A, l., Pres.
Washington. DIST jan 1866
Liquor FINRs.-At the late term OF
the Windsor County Court 81 076 II was
! paid, in fine and costs. for violations Of
. the liquor law
: Dr.. LIsToN. Surgeon to the Albany
General Inhrmary, and who is so well
t and favorably known in this vicinity,
r will again be in Rutland, at the Central
House on the 9Th and It'll days Of Feb
T ruary next. All who desire skillful
treatment for diseases of the eye, ear or
t throat or for any chronic disease, would
1 do well to avail themselves Of this op-
n portunity to consult DR.. ListOn
y PsRsoNAL.-Capt. Kennedy, Of the Sd
VT, is now in command Of the 9Th regi-
=. ment.
e Thomas Davis Of Montpelier, who re-
Gently died, aged 90 years, gave the land
$ on which was built all the successive
u state houses at Montpelier, and gave the
+ county it's first jail house,
o fort has heen erected near Inc snOt