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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06
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'lIh2-Brcausc ---'-IdNpL.y MusaAy
Sweet Neal for your lovely sake,
| weave threa re~,hli-s numbers,
Because I've lain an hour awake,
And can't compose my slumbers;
Because your boouty's gentle light
Is round my pillow beamng,
And filings, know not why, tonight,
Some witchcry DER my dreaming!
Because we've passed some Joyous days
And danced some merry dances;
Because you love old Beaumont's plays
And old Frossart's romanccsl
Because, whene'er hear your words,
Some pleasant feeling fingers;
Becausel think your heart has cords
That yibratc TO my fngcrs
Because you've got those long, soft curls
l'yo sworn should deck my goddess;
Because you're not, like other girls.
All hustle, blush, and bodice!
Because your eyes are deep and blue,
Your fingers long and rosy; "a
Because a little child and you
Would make ones tcnM so cozyi
Because your little tiny nose
Turns up so pert and funny
Because know you choose your bcaux
More for their mirth than money:
Because think you'd rather twirl
A waltz, with me TO guide you,
Than talk small nonsense with an Earl,
And a coronot beside you!
Because you don't refuse 10 walk,
And are not given TO iaintng;
Because you have not learned to talk
OF flowers and Poonah-panting:
Because, think, you'd scarce refuse
To sew one on n button;
Because know you'd sometimes choose
To dine on simple mutton!
Because, think, I'm just so weak
As, some of these fine morrows,
To ask you, if you'll let me speak
My story and NY sorrows:
Because the rests a simple thing,
a matter quickly over;
A church, prlest--a sigh--a ring
And d chase aud four to Doycr
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06
WRATH DISARNED.

A man OF my acquaintance, who
was OF a vehement and rigid temper,
had, many years since, dispute with
a friend of his, professor of religion,
and had been injured by him. With
strong feelings ofresentment, he paid
him a visit, for the avowed purpose Of
Iquarreling with him. Ileaccordingly
stated to him the nature and extent of
the injury, and was preparing as he al
terWard confessed, to load him with a
train of severe reproaches, when his
friend cut him short by acknowledging,
with the utmost readiness and frank
ness, the injustice of which he had
been guilty, expressing his own regret
Tor the wrong which he had done, re-
Iquesting his forgiveness, and proi1cr-
ing him ample compensation. He
was compelled to say he was satisfied,
and withdrew, full ofmortiGcation that
he had been precluded from venting
his Indignation. and woundng his
friend with keen and violent reproa-
/ ches for his conduct. AS he was walk
ing homewsrt, he said to himself to
4 this eaect-"rhere must be'more in
religion than have hitherto suspec-
ted. Were any man to address me in
the tone Of haughtiness and provoca-
| ton with which accoSted my friend
this evening, it would be impossible
for me to preserve the equanimity OF
which have been witness, and cspe.
cially with so much frankncss, humili-
ty and meekness, 10 acknowledge the
lwoRg which, had done; 50 readily ask
forgiveness of the man whom had
iniured'agd 50 cheerfully promise a
satisfactory recompense. ] should
have met his anger with atleast equal
resentment, paid him reproach for re-
lproach, and inflicted wound for wound.
There is something in the religion
\ whichhe processes, and which, | am
forced to believe, he feels; something
4 Which makes hlmso superior, so much
better, SO much more amiable than
can pretend to be. The subject
strikes me in manner to which have
hitherto been stranger. 1t is hIgl
time to examine it more thoroughly
with more candor and with greater so
licitude, also, than | have done hither
to- From this incident, a train o
thoughts and emotions commenced in
the mind Of this man, which termina
ted in his profession Of the Christian
religion, his REIMBURSEMENT of the bus
iness in which he was engaged, anc
his conservation Of himself TO the min
istry Of the gospel.-Dr. D'cigM.
The funeral Of the Hon. Joab Law
Ter. late member Of Congress from
Alabama. took place on the 9th ult
During the present session, four mem
, bers have died.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06

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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06
Mll~Ses~ss and

4 / tklaa1rsassaA<H<' = "" 4 ,#s4-s
5oyed HIM more than Ter
land proposed to him to
aug Other husband, mar
Ehare in the property Of
pere possessed of con-
acceded TO the propo-
stattempted hisllle with
tnOnths since, but without
lhe 4th inst, after pre-
they resorted to
BIlher the husband had
FIock in the morning to
h, to prepare for a jour
Pung man knocked him
flu0 and pounded him till
be was dead, when the
the mangled body to the
ping he had been kicked
+ horses. He soon man
p life. They concluded
restoratIves, and let him
Should die OF the wounds.
BORROWER, however, and
. tried to dissuade the
ther violence andlet him
Eas intlexibIe. On the
he i4th she deternin-
ledlate death. although
eeoVefed as to be able
fL Not being able to
|ung man to despatch him
|Sae managed to effect a
them, in which she
the young man on her
they both fell upon him
SEEING him by the throat
tdemon Of a wife jump
onlach and bowels till life
ees excited the suspicion
9ors, who caused an in.
ID and a verdlctof.death
'ec was returned.
ing upon these individu-
oo,h arrested and lodg-
IN lhey await their trial.
IDS since made the a.
on.
| probably there IS not
pre- diabolical, cold.blood.
IN tbs. The man was
a0d the family hitherto
respectable.
s. S'0n lrving's new work
/, rocky Mountains.
a IN N THE WILDER.
NESS.
,p bonneville and his par
~ sal'dst high and beetlins
s'etTlay and sandstone
ma -,ss'ance Of towers, chur
s'led cities. At a dis
',,ss a. possible TO per
,l "s' The works Of ar
", s,sd with u, these fantasti,
f. s' They had receive,
I sS',s bluffs fro a mel
''''ance' Apafiy wcr,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06

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'inH tHiHs NJ H uUf taffAsHflfr
lt.Nf'HuM alH m nf Wrll
hlnasy WWlt buHif iuaaH.ia
fgHaf toa..Nt8 uH 0n Ui'fnan,a6i si0
champagne willie in'nt efaah On
eherhs mtnI doors 90 Knows b.
wants ihatftmGluuUWrpIad helm
Ho desires tHat d1 na, ffoH nf lia,
HIIeHueb ho h b1 Unsuitable Ionic
luaf Alifl iheunNpprolphaI'o hrh4
np ambition ihat sIehrns nf wont o
tood' Tile l'aisnH he t1leshscfu
within NV iHn, regardless of tIta ruf
winds Nhls'Iluf round lir roof. am,
mot loaflus to be disturbed hy If,
hi.tIls ~ tbIs world, or that prince
OF bal.l.ls, death. who carries all ofn.
IN oar seasons into .ihc great limbo 81
!, Wv. ~ lil''lsy u l'la-- uc.
~ -, ~ VIM ulfei
r, Us au'iscrlAIe fellow, dressed
~ ,I'l''''Ios' 0nd suing asirdc ol q
rainbow. Around him the winds al
lOc torih and The south, Of the east
and the west, blow ike furnished
wolves, or whisper Of good thing.
""'1" nc iuly nope ior' but must moi
! I nc Is on the rainbow among
IIo clouos' ana lgncPs that then
TI' e''sS ll,'sis arc as brilliant as the
oa'h''%edG eofgIans' tromhls " high
eSlol'' ne looks down contentpfbous
y on What the vulgar world beneath
mn 'SleehiS valuable. lie IS n poor
latIeSs' IleShIeSs, bIoodIcss wretch; and
WuIIe ms stomach ycarns for the good
I9IngS That grace the lordIing's table,
ms tongue IS eloquent Of scorn fer
them' There IS little sympathy be-
tween his brain and stmoach, let ply
S'9I.o,gIsts say what they may-ior
WINE lhe one sIghs Tor the mama that
cometh not down from heaven, but
winch eScapeth the lips Of those that
praise the other craveth the crumbs
Which 'as skeleton fingers dlsdain to
PICK up
virtue is still worse of than his
lorty-second cousin, lcan-visaged ge-
mus. lie is a neglected creature that
every body kicks, while no one be-
slows copper on him. lie crawIeth
on his knees through the mud Of this
tne PrettIeSt OF planets, since the
iIelades exploded. lie casteth his
eyes upwards to heaven, and all the
gus he gets cometh from above. The
"'sest virtue is that which IS SO iortu-
h"'e as TO llye IN an age when mar
'yrdoh Is fashionable; Tor then 1t may
S'and q cha1cc OF beng huddIed Old
neck ana heeIS INTO EIysIum' But IN
not even procure the death warrant
% Judge Lynch virtue IS badly Off;
ior II must draw ITS oIt-Wounded
IGl3th oIong; UntIi arrived at the verge
81 OF (nIS word, 1t takes plunge, not as
hopes Sald IN the dark, but INTO that
Df'snIer region, where all its aspira-
uo ms nave previously gone.
mus II appeareth that money IS the
greatest fellow OF the tro. lie cares
ho'nih8 about the Whlm-Whams OF
genius, or The qulm-quams OF virtue.
lie IooAS down on the ragged pride OF
'ne one ana the knock-kneed humility
OF the other lie IS monarch-and
'hey arc his slayes-and do or say
what they may they must obey him.
/ Money Is the modern Colossus and
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06

A GdluoJic Hiat.-The lndianapo.
lis Journal states that Il merchant Of
Cincinnati, having received an order
for some goods from a man in neigh
boring State, went to Il newspaper Of
fee, and having ascertained that the
person in question was a subscriber,
obtained permission to look at the edi-
tors ledger. Having found that the
man bad pail his bill ccery vsr, and
was not in arrears, he dcclaredhimself
satisfied with the result Of the exami-
nation, aud expressed a determination
TO fill the order forthwith. lie that
hath eyes 10 read let him understand.
New York Star.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06

OuR CoUNRrr.-One canifotfecl tho
grandeur Of our republic, unless re
surveys it in detail. For exa-pe, a
Senator in Congress, from LOUISIANA,
has justarrivedat Washingtom Twen-
ty days oGhis journey has passed In a
steamboat on inland waters-but con-
stantlymoving alta quick pace too, day
and night. J never shall forget the
rapture ola traveller, wholelt the green
parks of New Orleans early in March
that land Of the orange and the olive,
then toemlng with verdure, freshness
and life, and as il were hooking him
with the midsummer Of his northern
home. He journcyed lciSurely toward
the region Office and snow, to watch
the budding Of the young flowers, and
to catch the breezcs of the spring. He
crossed the Lakes Pontchantrain and
Borgne; he assembled the big Tombig.
bee in a comfortable steamboat. From
Tuscaloosa, he shot athwart the wiIds
Of Alabama, over Indian grounds, that
bloody battles have rendered evermem-
orabIe. lie traycrscd Georgia, the
Caroinas, ranged along the base Of
the mountains Of Yirglnia-and for
Ithreemontbs and more, he enjoyed one
perpetual, one ifhvarying, eyer-com.
mo sDrinU-that most dehcious sensnu
Of theyear-till, by the middle Of June,
he found himscIfin the fogs Of the Pas.
samaquoddy, where tardy summer
was even then hesitating whether il
was time to come. And yet he had
not been off the soil Of his own coua.
try.-KHickcrbocker.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06

An exchange says "tbere are-two
important eras in the life of woman,
one when she wonders whom she shall
have, and the other when she wonders
who will have her, We should con-
slider the last by far the most impor-
tant era of the two.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06


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lum q tHuUM aHume, fhm disa.
ffeeahIe iask hemg accomplished. ilie
three ifieni ~ che gambler, when
uiahl rhmt Uh. toah possession "A hH
apartment where he wa ad uui.
witt characteristic ftehitnfw ibev
bad brought q patk of cards Into utg
chamber Of death. and after taking a
Elastol lI4nor IN round, and drinking
the memory Of their coua fl with
s8Hle uhieeliug allusion 10 his sudden
late, The three prohgatcs sat down 10
q game at cards upon the foot of hit
bed. -Four hands were then dealt.
That Of dummy" falling almost anon
the feet Of The corpse, and The other
three upon The opposite side and OK.
treme end ul the bed around which
Tie players were thus arranged. Tho
gene proceeded to the satisfaction of
jail parliosi each Of them BY turns
playing the hand Of Che dummy. until
drinking and gambling had carried
them into the middle watches Of tho
night.
Some Slight dispute, however, now
occurred. rs ~ .u.ho .l.~.-tI flay ms
next dummy. Words waSed high.
and the two opposite players both at
tempted TO seize upon the vacant
hand &C the same time, while the third.
impatient atthe contention, exclaimed.
81 wish TO 49, Heldlrk would sprinr
up and take the cards from both Of
you" The wretchhad hardyuttercd
the wish, before The cords which bound
the corpse gave way with a sharp
cracking noise, the struggle about the
feet having probably disarronged
thcm--and the distorted body released
from its ligatureS, bounded forward
in resuming the form in which life had
left it, and seated itself upon its
with knees drawn up to the
chin, arms akimbo, and hidcousIy dis.
tended jaws, in the midst of the ap.
paIIed and disconnected trio. The
three worthless were said never to hayo
played game of cards afterwards.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06

Gtrlemaa.-Th filing of a coat.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-06-06

The funeral OF the Hon. Joab Law
Ter. late member Of Congress from
Alabama. took place on the 9th ult'
During the present session, four mem
bers have died.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-09-25

halo been contemplating herself in the great
looking glass found the cap soinmi,ably becom-
ing that her gratitude overfowed. III makes her
look twenty years younger; and commanding
silence, she caused proclamation to he made, TINT
Madame Fricasse du Poulet of Petit Pot de
Creme Paris should henceforth be rccognize,l us
her voaries, mall parts ofthe world as the legit-
innate representative of the Goddess OF Fashion,
until the arrival ofanotber little French M illiner
from Paris with fresh cargo. ~ s f5.s Ftcf
And thus II came TO pass, that ever since that
PERIOD the devoronso of all the worshprers ut the
Altar of Fashion have been offered up AT the
rniner's shops ofNladame Fricasse de Ponef,
Rue Petit Pot de Creme, and her SUCCESSORS in
the Office of Vice Queen, The disappointed
votares consoled themselves with Mada,ne's
trumpery, all save the travelled lady, who declnr-
ed with toss of her head, that the whole Off
was out of fashion before shelefeParis, and con.
soled herself in the disappointment of her ambi
ton by ever pampering her vanity. -,.s r,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-09-25
SWIM E.

The following observations respecting this
ugly, uncouth, but useful animal, are mostly con
densed from number OF authors on both sides
of the Atlantic:-
1t is best 10 begin to fa,ten hogs the latter part
of August orthe beginning of September, so
that they may he fit for the butcher before the
weather becomes very cold MS il is very difficult
to put flesh on them in cold weather. 80
When you commence fatting swine, care
should be used not to give them more than they
will eat with appetite. II they become cloyed
theirthrvng is retarded, and there is danger
from staggers and other diseases. Their troughs
should be replenished with small quantity o.
food at time, and kept always clean and wei
seasoned with salt.
| An English farmer fattened eight pigs IN th'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-09-25

TERMS-THE CALEDoNIAN will be published
weekly at 900 per annum, or at 81 so il paid in
advance. If payments made within, six months
from the time OF subscribing it will be considered
until all arrearages paid, except at the option of
the publisher RI Hqfgs
UJAdversements WILDE inserted for the GUS
tomary prices. Persons are requested to state the
published, otherwise they will be inserted till for.
bid and charged accordingly .G1b ~ 1881 tt,. .slfk
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-09-25

Why, saiLa country clergyman TO one of his
flock do you always snore in your pew when j
ain in the pulpit, while you are all attention to
every stranger invite Because, sir, when
YOU breach am sure all's right But can't
trust stranger without keeping good look out
Frxn,Ne INE1NTs. A young lady with whom
xre are acquainted gave birth lately to her first
child. The little one was about fortnight old,
when we asked lady how it and the young
mother were. "Ths mother is doing well,'' she
answered, "but the child is very cross, and in,
deed Il is not TO be wondered at, for they are all
SO pleased they seem hardly to know what they
are about The mother feeds it, then the nurse
feeds it, then the sister leeds it, then tue grand
mother feeds it, and thus they make the child ill.,
Our friend was right. We should like to have
shown the Young lady the stomach ola new
\ horn infant now ia our museum.--It would not
hol,ll more than three table spoontuls, and yet
they were trying TO cram food down the little
linnocent's throat by teacupfuls. JMedteat Jo,Y;
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-09-25

DR.. Busby, whose figure is beneath the com
mon size, was one day accosted in public
roon by an Irish baronet of colossal stature,
with g May pass to my seat o giant ?" when
pigmy." sob! sir,n said the baronet, my ex-
preston alluded to the size of your intellect"
" And my expression" said the doctor. to the
s;ze of yours H ArAA &tfB 9El
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-09-25

Miss Marlineau gives the following dialogue
ms having taken place at Sunday School IN the
United States: ,.. ~ e.t..ra
Teacker-swho killed Abel2'
Boy--'Gen. Juckson.' s., tis.tt,~ -t.
rs Teacber--sIn what state was mankind left
after the tall?' IL. s.sy., n. ~. te
Boy--In the State of Vermont .. "a
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-10-12
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-10-12
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-10-12
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-10-12

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