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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27

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oNc""'or' 1T - Ne!l 'o"' HC'I''H''ss'
. "CAN YOU KEEP y SLCHE'F?"
} "Dorothy," said IclmboA, pale and TREMBLING
TO his wife, "Doro,hy, have a secret. and III
thought You would keep it inVioublc. would
not hcsira;e to reveal it to You bu,, O, Dorolhy
wonnn."
,.yVhv. Ichnbod. il ,nust cor,oinIy Iva , sooro,
of great Importance. for YOU are in a. woGnl n~i,n.
| ium You know. husband. Won con uInre Inn.
p!ic,t confidence in YOUR wife. Unve even g"
en- YOU occasion to douht INV fidelity ;" o.
"Npvcr never noroibv Lut ,b, ..ocro, L,,.,
to communicate is one that remIres mora ,l'on
ordinary GihG,lness md nr,mrc - '''",r ro, ,,"
Won from djyWlrinr II, Oh Innrl sIniI"r
wien think olit"
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rh,n~c IN Doroth,;s cnnnennrn" auH wa.
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'i'toy' inoI1'ny' no" gloomy 20" look
w '.,'' I.1s u'c up 20 ",'NH you i"0K 80 ""Jrc
1."' ny nv" '"''s"' ""'l'""' 'e'' me IlIe
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27

SUE TREAsURERs WITH LEGS. From the 2eport
o! the Secretary of the Treasury, in relation pub
lie defauItors, we learn that the amount due from
Receivers of the Public Monies, arising from the
sales Of public lands alone, who of office
on the 18th OF October last, is S ,052, 700.
a bill Of no small interests TO farmers, his passed
the Assembly of New Jersey 1t estimates the
bushel of wheat at GO pounds; of rye and corn at
Sc; Of buckwhcat so; of barley AZ; of fax seed 81;
and of clover seed co.
The message Of Mr. Van Buren,, continuing to
uphold The Sub Treasury, created surprise in Eng
land. So say the English papers.
Sixteen booys were drowned few days since in
EgrHmont, Mass. by breaking of the ice while skat
ing on pond
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Destruction IF the TadinnS by Small P0r Some
of the Eastern papers have been publishing fright
FIJI accounts ofthe ravages of the small pox amongst
the Mandan and other indian tribes. A gentleman
Just FROM that section states, that the accounts are
greatly exaggerated he says large number have
fallen victims, but not many reported that of
the Mandons not one fourth have died-St LOUIS
Republican.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27

"Speasing Of Cannon" said sober faced
countrymon the other day, to one Of Sir John s
iniormcrs this side Of tho line, ''remnds me of
what saw. this morning" 'Jndced said the
lnformer Selling his pen and beginning to write,
"What dit fou sec ~ why, ] saw, said the
counwynnn,Gve cannons start Tor Canada. WIN
YOU pl2 Sc make an affidavit, sir p wring) de-
poseth aud saith that lie saw Eve caunons on
the!r way to Canada, and that they VIII pass the
line within "a hours" In less time Than we
have been in writing this paragraph m affidavit
was executed and despatched to head quarters
with the alarming intelligence whereupon the
royal spy began to make more minute enquiries
"What size were they?" Two large and three
small ones. "Werc they loaded ?" Only one OF
them. 'Were they mountcd?" All in enc
sleigh, sir. odd or new ;"-rhe two had been
small ones bright MS new pins "ilut
you are positive they were CaNaoH3:' Unless
the parish register lies--Geurge and Sally Can
non win tIeir three "Iit0 responsibilities Der
,iagtOn Free Press.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27

our readers an idea OF The manner in which this
important business is lransncted:
"An anlinbIn lady entering iato tho autumn Of
her ngr, of Il lively d.posuion good cHucaiiau
aud irreproachuh!e manners uoW ut the head OF
an establishment adapted 10 hegsp;, and worth
between % and I, co francs, wishes to marry II
bachelor, aged between forty end City, with II
revenue Of about or 40C0 francs, health and
good morals"
GA lady of twenty seven years Of ag", Of ire.
NoHchabIc conduct AMI education above her
situation in life, which without being nnhnrpy.
nevertheless obIigos her to lavo recourse to her
talents for decent Subsistence vet having with.
nj some neat furniture and some savings from
per gains, desire to unite her destiny 10y the yclig-
ioI'S bands of ma,yimony, to that Of uun OF
sense OF mild character, who las some employ
ment independent OF wife. Ills are would be
Il matter Of complete Indifference"
"a young lady, in the spring OF her age. living
"ijl her father, vino has no other child, desires
to be united in Eoriagc to a bachelor Of mature
age who mites decent income 10 a person fall of
health This lady is Of Il most agrceaLlo appear.
hhcr, ana possesses, in the second degree of
perfection, vocal and instrumental music. Her
lHtler VIII leave her an income ofbetWeen and |
5000 francs"
"a lady aged thir'y-two, who might pass for
twenty seven, havnga fresh person, widow
without children, with educution, morals and +
possessing some agreeable talents, desires to be
'nIted to bachelor aged between thirty i've and |
"ry-two, of Il toerahIc exterior, and good health
Nlth ut least 5000 francs OF patrmonia income
II The neighbolhO of Paris This lady not
IkInB ecIlnINte where an honorable employ
ncnt fixed her late husband, has since realized
Itf fortune, which amounts to 10000 iraucs,and
which she means to lay out in and.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27

rs well rs from the testimony ola number of in
oYiduaIs, that the above effect is produced, try it,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27
DEATH OF THE HaRMIrEss.

Died, in Groton, Mass. Jan. /, Miss Nao!r. Far
well, the cctehrated licrndtcss, aged g. Since the
death Of her father, William Farwell, in 1919,
this eccentric woman liao lived entirely secluded
from the world no other human being dwet
beneath her root !or her cold and decided reply
10 female who offered The services of com
panion, PM to flight even the affection of friend
ship, IN keep no one for their pretty looks,
dryy adding. friends have large moulhs!' Tie
estate which she inherited consists Of about sew
Cnry acres OF excellent land in the bosom of
'CheSnut HIS together with Giiecn acres Of
meatoW in the vicinity of Half Moon She
has kept, usually, about ten head Of neat cattle
and other stock in proportion, of all which, and
other domestic concerns, she has had the sole
care. Her agricultural lahors were constant and
Uurcmitiing. lining no al hut ut tn. season OF
pioughng and moving She seldom. left her
oVn premises, uving never been out Of Croton
hut once, when she was persuaded to visit a
cousin in Harvard; and bun once only had she
seen the Nashua river although within Two miles
81 her cottage. Her reverence for the memory
of her father almost approached the supers-
huus. by her desire, his remains were buried
under IL taYorite peach tree, within Il 70 | of her
dwelling; yet sill, as if in strict keeping with
her old character, the fragrance Of her pig .stye
9f'a'hed from the one side, while the Od0rS of
her COW yard were waited from the otler-bot
in Immediate conli:nity with her haowcd spot
THUS size lived uniil the last winter, when not
having been seen fox many days, her cottage was
entered, and she was found ill and helpless her
cytremit;as were SO frozen, tina, she would have
died, had no aid arrived Her broken ~onstitu-
ton yielded, and her Gays of cherries solitude
are ouded.-Cona.rd( Nas8.) Freeman.
TO PREVENT TooTHACHE, AGvEs, sAHD SORE
IHRoAT.- Wash The back part ofyour head and
neck every morning Ln cold watcr-thc colder
'c hetter-and afterwards rub il dry with tow
e. and yon will seldom, perhaps never, he troub-
,Gl with painful affection of the teeth throat.
we 90 not pretend to give any reason founded
on Physiological facts, why ibis simple process
"c'S rs preventive 20 such discases-but we are
convinced from sthe experience of several years,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27

Cool .Ns,rs for Young .lIc0riea Lnaies.-How
the old DANES will scoId when they learn,rhata IL
important Improvement has come too late for
their benefit. The following notice is from the
Danbury Times of the goth inst.
.ifr, Philo II. HOyt, of this town, has got up,
an Improvement on the common mode of cradle
rocking, which we should think might he of con-
siderable utility. The motion is produced by
machinery attached TO the bottom Of the cradle
which must be wound up every As or so minutes
the motion continuing until the weight is down.
1t is quite labor saving concern, and an adm-
tah!e contrivance for those who have got cross
babies and no time to tend TO them.
The above reminds us of a handbill once hand
Ell into our Office to print for Yankee, desert
hing similar invention, and headed "To
GF0'0ing Community" --WaShimgton Co. Post
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27

The suhjoined story, we hive little doubt, is
Tie mere coinage Of ,hc brain of crusry old
bachelor 1t is well told, nevertheless.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-02-27

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SAMUEL HEINECKE informs his friends and the
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