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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-30

OLD lIAys.-The Loco Foco Common
Council of New York, is scrcwing up its
courage TO The sticking point, in order to
remove Jacob Hays, who has retained his
Office Of Sergeant at Arms amidst all the
political changes for more than 20 years.
Ills name is provcrbial as a terror to evil
doors, and his perseverance and success in
ferreiing out criminals and recovering prop
cr,y, have made him invaluable as public
officer. A correspondent Of the New York
American gays,
The unwillingncss thus shown by these gcn
try to have "Old Hays" about them. reminds
me of a story heard about him. II is told
thus :-somc years ago, ,onng clerk IN
Philadelphia, robbed his master aud ran of
TO New York. A hasty note was sent to
lIays, advising him of tho facts. Immediate.
y on the receipt of II, the old fellow "just
dropped ~" at one Of our large hotels. lie
found the company ut dinnsr-hc entered
tic dining room, cast an eye round, walked
up 10 nice quiet young gentleman at The
head Of the table. giving him the lliclal anG
quiet "you're wanted" and led or The trrm.
bling cuprIt TO the police. Some OF the by
standcrs were much surprised at the fcadi
ness with which the fellow was ldcnllcd
aud question: Hays on the suhi'c'. Did
yon kHow tAst man No. Had you ony
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-30

A DIG ORGAs.-Mr Henry Erbcn has con-
structed and put up in the St. Mary's Roman
Ca'holic) Church Philadelphia, an Organ,
which Is said to be the largest in the United
States. The dimensions are 20 feet across
the front, u feet in depth, and the entire
height q feet. The coz, Of the instrument
il $4,000. II weighed Ii tons.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-30

There will shortly lsays the Norfolk
Beacon,) be a very formidable squadron o.!
our ships of war in the Gulf of Mexico, great
or in the number Of cslbre and square-rlgged
vessels, than perhaps, has ever been under
the command Of single officer, or assembled
at a single foreign port in peace. In the
first place, the frigate Constitution will short
ly be at Vera Cruz. The squadron OF Com
modore Shubrck consists of the flag ship the
Macedonian frigate, the Ontario, Vandaiia,
Levant, Eric, Warren and Natchez, sloops OF
war. When the Constitution joins the squad
ron, we will be able to frighten the Mexcnns
as badly as the French did. There must be
some design in keeping such heavy naval
force in the Gulf Of Mexico.
The old Constitution frigote has left u.s.
II is said that she was visited by about sixty
thousand persons during the sixteen or eiglI-
teen days she was in the harbor, and ma
jority Of the vislters were ladies'. Old Iron
sides has the same armament she had when
she took the Guerrero. She had crew ol
about 500 men, and presents specimen OF
naval architecture, and beautiful rig and
neatness of arrangement, which has delight
ed every vsi,er. She is the flag ship OF the
Pacific squadron, and has an apartment erect.
cd aft, on the spar deck, for the accommoda-
ton of Commodore Cloxton.
The following is a list of her officers.
Commodore Claxton.
!Sta6-Flag Lieut-Fronkln Buchanan.
Secretary-R. Ogden Glover.
Fleet Surgeon-Thomas billiard.
Captain-Danicl Turner.
Lieutenants-E. w. Carpenter, WIN. il.
Kennon, II. X. Pinkham, Thompson ID.
Shaw, WIN. Smith, Peter Turner.
Purser-McKean Buchanan.
First Lieut.. of Marines-J. &. Rich.
Chaplain-J. p. B. Wilmer.
Acting Master-Geo. nj. McCreery, Pas-
sed Midshipman.
Assistant Surgcons-Charles ID. Maxwell,
Samuel Jackson.
Passed Midshipmen-Jamcs f. Brown,
Lewis c. Sartori, Montgomery Hunt, Max
well Woodruff, Francis s. liaggcrty.
Midshipmen-W. &. B. S. Porter. Silas
Bent, Henry II. Harrison, Geo. II. Cooper,
John p. Mcfarland, John II. NJ. Madison,
Richard Il. Renshaw, John s. Maury, Wm
II. McCrohan, Charles w. Hays, Aaron *.
Hughes, Benz. f. b. Hunter, Henry N. T..
Arnold, Jacob F. Sperry.
Boatswain-Robert II. O'Neal.
Gunncr-Gustavus Newman.
Carpenter-John Cahll.
Nathaniel b. Pccd.
Purser's Clcrk-Wm. w. Wa,kiDson.
N. Y. Express.
The smiling of the Constitution was mems
ured with some other vessels as she went
down, and proved superior to the best of
them. The following letter was addressed
on the occasion by Com. Claxton to Lieut..
Gedney:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-30
JUNE TOWN MEETING.

The annual Town Meeting for the
choice OF Town Officers, and the trans
action of other municipal business, will
be held in this town on Tuesday next
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-30
u. s. SHIP CONSTITUTION,
hf,., nnsb 1900

LIEUT.. Gedney,-Sir: Having just passed
through Gedncy's Channel, and viewed It's
advantages. and reflected OF the great prr-
poses TO which it is destined, | cannot bu,
congratulate you on the happy discovery
A great Naval Station and Dry Dock is no
longer a problem. New York must possess
both, if politicians are not blind to the true
interests Of the country.
Respectfully, your obcdicnt servant,
ALEX. CLAXToN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-30

We published an account, it will be
rccollccted, some time ago, of the cap
ture and piracy of the Eclipse of Salem,
by the Malays, at Sumatra. Tho Bos-
ton Journal Of Monday, furnishes the
following intelligence Of the punishment
inflicted on the Malays by Com. Reed,
for that barbarous net. A more par
ticular account will no doubt be re-
ceivcd in n few days.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-30
FIR ANCE.

The ndviccs from Paris are to the 23d AT
noon. The ministerial crisis, as it is called
was still the great topic of discussion, and it
appears that the Chamber Of Deputies had
taken il up as the subject of an exciting de-
bate. The parties whose names have been
before the public in connexion with the
several attempts TO form ministry, were
making explanations Of the causes Of their
failure, NJ. Theirs taking the lead.
The Marquis Of Dalmatin, son Of Marshal
Sonlt, in the name of his father, declared that
the Marshal took all the responsibility Of the
part he had performed, completely exonerat'
ing the King.
So far rs we can discover, the principal
difficulty was about the appointment Of NJ.
Theirs TO the portfolio Of foreign affairs
which his friends insisted on, and to which
the Marshal would not agree, the views o
M. Theirs on the subject Of assisting the
Queen of Spain being decidedly hostile tc
his own There wns a difficulty also abou
the presidency Of the Chamber, and the max
ing Of Odillon Barrot's election thereto
Cabinet question. The debate was not ter
minated at the date of the latest advices.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-30

raising money enough to meet even the
fine that is to be awarded against the
editor of tho Courier and Enquirer"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-30
IMPORTANT FROM sUMATRA.

The ship Arabclla, Capt. Rogers,
arrived at this port this morning, left
at Singapore, u. S. ship Columbia,
Com. Reed, arrived day before, and
saw the U. S. ship John Adams, stand
ing into Singapore Roads, both from
Sumatra.
Com. Reed received information of
the capture of the Eclipse, of Salem, at
Colombo, and Immediately repaired to
the west coast. On his arrival, after
endeavoring (unsuccessluIly) to ncgo-
tiatc for the delivery ofthc Mandarincs,
aud restitution of the stolen property,
Qualla Battoo was bombardcd two
hours on the Odd Deccmber-onc fort
destroyed, and the other considerably
injured. On the lst January, Muckie
was burnt by the Columbia and John
Adams. After cannonading the place,
100 mon were landed from the ships,
and the town aud forts destroyed, with
a considerable quantity of pepper
neither ship sustained any loss---thc
Malays all rctrcatod into the Jungle. -
No part of the property captured in the
Eclipse was recovered.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-05-30
CONTINENTALIT
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EN-.
GLAND.

by the packet ship Shakespeare, Captain
Cornell, from Liverpool, we have London
papers To the evening of the 25th Of April,
and Liverpool to the 2Glh-boih inclusive.
The death Of the Earl of Essex is an
nounccd. He wcpt 10 his rest on the 23d
of April, in the send year Of his age. Last
year, on the death OF his first Countess, he
married Miss Stephens, the vocalist, between
whom and himself it was understood that an
engagement had subsisted for many years,
the completion Of which was waiting the
death Of the first Lady Essex, who had long
been separated from her Lord, on account Of
incompatiblty Of temper. The Earl is sue
cecded by his nephew, Mr.. Algernon Capel.
The vessels commissioned by Captain
james Ross, for Southern voyage Of dis
covcry-the IIcclu and Terror-are expected
to be ready in August.
The Cambridge, packet Of April lst, had
not arrived on the Goth. Intelligence had
been received, however, by private letter
from st. Johns, N. b., of the termination Of
the boundary dispute.
The Queen held lcvce on the 9th.
The Parliamentary proceedings OF the 9th
and 25ih arc quite devoid of interest
LoAFERs' EAsHIONs FOR MAY, IS39-
Morning Dress.-Second or third hand coat,
ventilated at the elbows, color to suit the
fancy or circumstances vest full buttoned
in front, especially in the absence of shirt
or false bosom, hat " shocking bad" lililo or
no nap, with the brim ramifed and placed
slantin- dieuLariy on the head; lock of hair
in either eye, tangled, sorrel-top whiskers, q
crab orchard beard, pantaloons Of various
colors, or rather short, and with two square
tatteral patches, partly concealed by tn,
skirts Of the coat boots without legs, dowI
at the heels, well polished with mud, and il
a laughing condition; stockings very ittl
worn; cigar should protrude from tn
frontal oriice, and brandy or gin take tn
place of eau de cologne. Care should be ia
ken not to make too frequent use Of pro
family, to prevent being stigmatlzcd as
gentleman.
Dinner Dress-As above.
Epening DreSs-Ditto.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09

SELT ~kBE NE- Won w. tas wheir ,.opss.
lGfss 90 suv ~stie fi,ts tnou and ss.irrt truaa
'iss anv nseu - a -uo-t Distinguished fas
tsi-t~ar as-~rr5rrtop af s,.i,iii- usefulness
afai 0H. HHa~ffr 30 ~, vhvy IRE ~ ever, oas
- titsH, mon Nho h.gsu the Norii witlom a
dollar. l"ok into rhe publ,c councils nuh who
"r" they thst take The head there They are
incn who H'sstr their own foriuues-self made
men, VITO began with nothing. The rule j. un,-
Nersal " per aides oar courts, Srnte and Federal
from Ihr highest 60 he lowest. n is true Of all
Ihe professions. II - So now il has been SO at
any time -iucc have known thc public fnen of
Ilie State ~ ihe nation IL will be- so while our
present Institutions continue. You must throw
uInn upon hi- own resources 10 bring him out.
The struggle wltirh is TO result in cininenee, 70
too hrnous. aud ntisi he continued too long 60
lac encountered and nHuinined voluntarily, or
unless ~ matter of life aud death. Tie who
has fortune to fall back upon, will slacken from
~ rfI,ir,s, aud finally retire from the competition
With me IL rs question whether il is desirable
illa parent should he aide tn leave his son any
property at nis-CTenent Fd'eoHer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09

TERMS--TnE CALEDoNIAN will he published
weekly al $500 pei anuun,, N 81, so IL paid id
advance u nay ,nrni is made within six inou,b'
from th" ''ms of subscribing it will be considered
u"'' M "rre"ruges paid except AT the option os
Ut Advertisements w,ll he inserted for The Gus.
t"muFy prices. Persons are requested Ia state the
huinncr ~ weeks they wish their Advertisements
published, "Inerwse they will be inserted till for.
bid mud charged No .,,rdugI,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09

CURE ron CANcER.--Mr Thonas Tyrell, OF
Missouri, a'ivcrIises that cancer upon his nose
which had been treated without snccess 10y DR..
Smith. at New Haven. aud The abiest surgeons
of I's Western country had been cured IN The
following manner Tie was recommended TO
use strong potash, made oi the ashes ola red osk
bark, boild down To the consi-ience " moiasses,
To cover the cancer with il aud in about nn hour
afterwards 10 cover with a plaster of tar, which
must ie removed after few days, ahd ~ any
ps,muheraurrs r.suHin.rppy the potash 10 them
tb. plnsrer egnin ami! they Hull disappear; al
ter "A hich brnl the wound with common shiVs-
cn,,,.rv md the knife lu.l hrru previously used
,n xnin. TI,i- treatment eiIccted perfect aud
s,,a.,iv c,rr-N Y. Com. .7dr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09

squeezing il half II minute; il preserves the
form OF the hand in one piece, although placed
rnlrly an The nil-. Not so with lha: whirh
confirms foreign Substances; its n,hcsivr proper
~ is wenk, and IL falls pieces Numerically
The Wilderness of flour is no evidence al ills
goodness; the different niaieraS ,isr, in adulter-
nIimg Four, have a Ien.rmcY TO MhiLen il.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09

EARLY POTAToEs. The Chenangn is the
hest early potato we have used, aud it yields well
for an enrly potato. AS potatoes were wrc,rhrd
last season it viii! he object to grow early or~
this spring. For Ibis purpose The very best mode
we have ever tried was to sprend ont h,,Shel on
the grnss in The garden before the first Of April
il the ground he bare, so Thin iIint one will mon
lie Oh an"lhrr--rDyer Ibis bed with coarse sta
die mnnure three inrlIeS ,hic. throw li'ile soil
on the top this, aud then cover 4 will. boards
TO keep the hens off lna very few days th"se
pota'"es will sprou;--ii hey grow out Nv" i'm
cbrs il is tIiuiter, bat you must he more
careful in handling 'hem. Take them up gent
- and place them in your rows with II little
course manure, and yon wild have potatoes much
sooner than in common panIng.-Boston Cult
put0r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09

tUEirus CHoCNERr NAnK-s k-yv eteDsev~
-'i'r" n'"'" onr i,"nr aiirr -uuset, a vrrS ~sabd
H"i usurH' g''til"r,au uf Exemplary plstV Stos,.
70" "' the W,''ds~ 81 tir posl ufIieo 10 obtain a
ls.ftrr
Nhii-' 49, vrrv prr'ty runtiesi vo,issr insy
"''N"s 'S'-' 80 tn'''iS, -f"Y'i'~si up sod
rusl q" h,sn in swe~i tpue 81 vs.sce
W 90 sou DE- -. aiad a. slsow the vshey, !.
he v BE- sew ~ th' htt~' ku.ts r"
Certainly n's d"aF, sad be Vefy nuisi ~
ST ltfst rfslssd the corner.
Tive Ivs"F Eiri Immediately hepan 20 Gsu,lsIs
sl-'n2 i"T iS''k~t- e., inE IN gee uut her I,urst
The rrtiiiruiaE ven EHiianIiy s~id
-f-r'Ut rise ~ bold vour basket while you
grt ofi vnbr ls,if-s .
~i,i' , ~. sSrTv~t,1.f., Nns re prompt reply
Vet d'c AeH-l lros1is- in ff-v .-,--.ssi,le."
hat hrsr ssu snifr hs,ket 49, hravv - 'a's'
"tiuiy httls rrorkrry ~nrr. ssr b" sad size --
e W ." roard tlss CORNER ANT get nv bruvr de-
iiV"rs-t rnd stitryg Nou BE- usinutr."
s%i,r vssuf rnunf tic rafner rgsd was seen 20
'a"F~. iiss gruii.s,tsu waited ttii Do xs. tfr.l
1ii then aTiis' tla lsu~k~t @ud 90 hos sslsgtfss
"isfsd s~Fsi hfslv ioy thew, atsuut y sgtauih
sht The tfa~T~forr, wnz ths naiy 30 livery thHs
De Young isdy desired ~ rffrrt "a Jh~ post IT
80. att that 49, tsist 'patd Tie gentleman
Isl o 90 ths sins h9u~s'. where 81 tecuiged The
oE'.as''"n Il -rrssrkery --c0ne--tJ chance"
-.Ntr iork Herald
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09

NEW DovErA a new method of ,lovetail
ing has r"'en'iy hnen discovered, aud II una
chine 20 cut the wood -, that il is done win,
grrat d-spatch. Instead of the Two edges of
board which are Ia he he fastened Together
being cot in alternate noiches aud teeth. rl,
hook aud groove are cat perpendicular upon the
edges of the hoars respectively, those eds yes he
ing each upon AN JINGLE of forty tive degrees, or
so to livi'le The right equally. On the edge
ct oue board the groove is cut, and the hook
npon he other.
Ii Is "A very pretty as well as useful and econon.
icaI invention. The inventor is Mr. Davis who
has one of the machines in operation II. Castle
Gar,.en.-Jour. If Commerce.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09

"l'h swine, md The prnires abundant grass Zoe
w." s'yihr, all "lL"uI cusI or lnliur ui turning
nc rraIrr grass Is coar~-, lat gr'atiy i,,vl i,y
r"',i'' "l'I makes, when well cured, an EXCELLENT
fodder Tor The winter.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09

rn - l.~r-. Ic-a -'oo,i v.tl, her h,,a,,,,,.r.
Irfd "in~i- ~ lss-rs WnS, "a -aia,ns-. ,,s,..h
~H- mt |~ th.-tiHg nan tle mo-i ,olrni nat,,.
iir" r'ysii have hrrrr frui4-d 49, I...li- -.
t'i"rr 49, wound Ia be- i,,,pnI The .iir5-,r d,
i'l'-''l as hciot, ii~ lp---ii 80 ,xrIsi,t,e,i
"Ht 80 inly-es he had HOi often trIJ,-.Iic sulI
Is.--w
4 The "frrt or % j. often more acute il,an that
"t greet ll-l-n eax~si EiS "A tno,ucnt Witty r. -
ruund thrn -pfik ou the haof 30 n -tHte IT in.
-"''-'i'li'y. Hour. passed beiofr she recovered
run-rr Hi~urS~. Nl-p s,Iy dht she found that ID
wHs nuta d.rnrn. Leslie siIl fvel Th, shot
wiirn bad struck him Down wns found intIrd
'i"d boz the BIi'le wh'rh Ice hal bat a momru,
l'ci"r- tlruTi into ,i- breast eft has coat. But
hl q ani iis~n for TIE tiin'.iy s-i,ianr. Of be-
w'i-. he must have psri-l,rd. Tie was saved ~.
"'''-i hy n'fHcle from iriug crushed "a death (:
ioTiui ,trly. owtyrr. ihe -I,af az " airh he cli
ss- iirlow /; and BE- ~ sldl ul,,s
IH" incidrW 81 rli- sketch Hrr s'rirtl, true -
li"-" VIII" have Ni-iiri----niu~i have sesu the
~Hrh Bible, whic' D. r,raoiri by he family
~Uh t'lng' at the deepest ,.u.rnton. n !.
s'iI Kept under cr~e Hfi Siii h,r'.y'r ~.tl,rtu-
ate tIr herosun ui tr su..li,l's o. .,le a. Wnter
lun.
EnUcArioN. P''h.ir "i'u.pu 90 r-lat,ar 10 ell
"""'i"'' h's Undergone an iap"rlaui rlunse
Uiriii" few wears. "a u now pretty grneraU,
a.!"'iu,'l, rla' tie money which y lawn nnay 81
Prnd tiIrn, ug III condi'ind 81 tc lrr, ,rh,,,,i.
"ud rplpl'l ny t,aci,rrs Of HiilHy and rr-I,rcin
IHI"y uot thrown away. H. Ohm. ths mes,
~rho'd Ia" nj - dirr,ils to lhr cuplpynruf Of
~''"h e. nrhrr-. Wu'"f. noi long s.uce, on ils
s'Jrl 0i c!h' ai"u after describing li,, 4r,iuasi.
duti', ut " t'ar'cr, and r'gussipg he l,~umriau.
diia"-' ion toe often usuii-sfcl ~ ,,gr,uts IN
toe eW 2l"ymrut oi whpJ 'hr, cod e chstB Bag
Ter cor mistress related d,r ful.t,sa nf,,,,l,tr
We d,'h' not riat such I'a,vuts Dis, -i.lI ~
f'uni IA New England
~ u~ire 81 e r'rTrRsr, N's.iyfuy (ks b b. CELL 4
"dl wl o WIS UrHhst tnufc HBr krs,, thnu y bfl..-
'l'rr g'r'-ral "i whra Who sNj,-H.ie,i couple
81 NuudTr'l du ns tor hue ufif.sr'n. stt a r,sis a
HT'N b"r-" at up- hvn,t 81 o. r,Eiat,-l.t ,sfhatt
"iui'un 80 hr' AH'l-, strl eita. BE- ts kncs uuy h
hing ~ di-~t s'r, he 'vus tatsttsi- at susa.
l'T'ts~"iu'g U-"trI utHn sHlA tu Is t.sri.rf
tome, Mr. 4, lou -liaa have frst ,r,sr.st it.r
Pr''r'P"l 80 tl,- s'i~trt, iEH Nas tfs,,-t rsafr
n'r ~ uI"r- & 70 1ny ~'sn ilan t0lf price 4" To,
Ir'' be -ai De- s0sud U", acc-,t a.. -iuiatun ,,,
s"ri l'r'I's. N'u ih',,. ranb ,,it t,tk. 1i,si
~ n'h. anal 0Hit 'a,T sez-h h"IT" Tbs general
was a. 50 nsvi.s'i.T assembly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09

inio f. i,riirs 81 tszt HRn HtifYi ifsr ,in a9Tnk
rNpr'i ,-ut ~ f5~ iail rillirg. IL rlFsuE 20.
uu h- hor-- dsy. lt,.i sirssc tuH pi.sssi
trsus Il,u ~ Aitrr ga sis- nee. be- a1ui.i
return, ani raFTv wlfii h'tn -ou,- 90 uis il,iFa
ui'ui- ht'hiu 90. tiist ~ 20 e r,'uti iffi.ire-s hs
n"iE ti Ar- ESQ sfltis,stt tsF iiD hi 5faf
tie ''''ud b'r - I'.a~s r8uii.ir'i,r~ us his
"iirN. \ war. as9 UsorI tti5u su-j .sct~I bee
ues'' % Whiri 1c parttr,af. isssfuss,tsi 80 knpu
thc trud'. ~ ,.~-orls,sly k-Ia his hersg i,s
rrn'litt -, sud t1 ihs d.taf galiais.l
by hi~ door. ~lif = his -fcsd an pisss.i hiu8
self ou tie y'', I. la,sflea ans ifth. It's aur-
ilir -sa, i,,a 90 BE- iss.-, lest ,ilI
I,S,t - first i'i,, Rsy upra~tisy~~ A. i-pgih.
howcVrr, lee ,iio' .zist "a sivi-,l'l d,~i,
"a nnrtuw hIr. 1'tv lstiTstaes tsos.ti oil lkr zoe
evil geui,-. hui - d"cinT est .fr-, ass.,
a. another uiid lna -i'.'' ft-iit,v nissl.i - LfH
down Wht-h ls Turd. ti,e olisrr Aga ris.-s.
at hlS t.is u Illo d.rt"r Svrss stiPa'Irtt Go
furu huuie. Tiirt~ ~. % t.,.s~, - t.i- - -
wI,irlr y could lnrl nny pr,irAt Tor -tngj,iug
In The tiuIs hIs si'silie hEgs uuh
him, aud he Was g th"r~iSs equipped fuT Lu~i
IcS> Iliau he cn II not srIurn ~ tle lnce ui
lis ucishl,,r, without CypnSIng the secret 81 las
trade in the most Ia'pails niauner. Every .
bound al his slcr' carried him farther ir'sn hi-
home aud the shad,S oi uisht hrgHn iO fall un
l.ill nnd tower. : ~ the sound of horses ho'is
were laundering ~ his rear, aud lac WIS driven
Ia lis wits rnd; tytit just as he turned the angle
of u wood lac iirs Il u low nioau man lay
PROSTATE near u i'Is~. ola meadow, aud hlO"d
uiI>hr,i Irnin fearful wouni ~ las Hrnl. liz
had cat an artery Nrth his srytle, Hnd was 10
dnugrr of unnrd, le dissolution. The young
dortor sI,r1ug irnm ais horse U'ri stnunrhed th.
wound. Bandng--r were applied und his life
was saved The firsGI.r had uiso thrown hun
self from his li"r-'. H"d a." physician lied
the bairIhgr, h- iot1H'.i up ia hi face anh sai,l
'llow lurky, uegi ~. i!'ai was able 10 arrive
just IN time
The NUMBERING spectator WAS silent viii awe,
and after assisting l,' v0nntle,i unu hoHr, lac
told such nIrss,. Gus tale To the WONDERING
villagers as rrrnre'' To the Young phy-riau
not 0ulN Ior skill hut Tor ruI-'TnHtural
prrsrnrr. Thus III, the mcre-i SrcIdeut c0u.
tribute more /" hit advancement tliHn yenrs of
stu intiS toll roull lave dome; and the inIprrti
nrmt rur"-iry al vngisl DriglIhur opened Tor
him ~ path To bu-iu''ss which tic nTist inhu ,
rrrinl patronage uight never haze been ablc to
prov hlc for him.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09

DETINIrIaN or DaUSEAao. \ drunkard 10
the nunoyauc. ui modrsiy, the trouble If ciyiliiy,
th. rl,ul nf wealth. tie d"f'rIf,Iion uf Tessnn.--
he ls ,ire wil-- woe; lis children's sorrowi ihe
braRar's companion; ths c0nsable's trupl'lr; bus
nrishhor's sroff; bis own shnmc. In h0e. =
spirit of sleep; picture Of beas'; = monster os
nAn
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-04-09

CooiNo AFTER MARRIAoE.-A young spark
himself. she kindly expressed her regret NJ
ILe disparity Of their ages. only deur," said he,
"tnnk- no npol"gies--I wish you were twice as
old ns Voti are 90