re for suceracies as

    tails ex is to make glue of t

    is usually done ay put and stick.

    ed to Joh,

    Cuttingsville, Vermont, some trader among tains, who

    imports for tands

    over  arrivals on t, how

    t telling omers this

    moment, as old ty times before t

    s some by t train of prime quality.  It is

    advertised in ttingsville times.

    he

    wall pine, hewn

    on far norts he Green

    Mountains and ticut, s like an arrohe

    toes, and scarce anot;

    going

    quot;to be t

    Of some great ammiral.quot;

    And tle-train bearing ttle of a

    ts, stables, and cohe air,

    drovers icks, and s of their

    flocks, all but tain pastures, whirled along like leaves

    bloains by tember gales.  the air is filled

    ing of calves and sling of oxen, as

    if a pastoral valley he

    tles ains do indeed skip like rams and

    ttle oo, in the

    midst, on a level ion gone, but

    still clinging to ticks as their badge of office.

    But t is a stampede to they are

    quite t; t t.  Methem

    barking beerboro ing up tern slope

    of tains.  t be in at their

    vocation, too, is gone.  ty and sagacity are below par

    noo their kennels in disgrace, or

    percrike a league he fox.

    So is your pastoral life  the bell rings,

    and I must get off track and let the cars go by;--

    s to me?

    I never go to see

    ends