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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-11
From the N. II. Tribune
HYDROPATHY.

DIR SHEw's Lecture at the Society Library last
evening tile WATER -CURE u simple and
lucid exposition of the origin, history, processes and
philosophy of the system.
Vincent Priessnftz, unlearned, strong minded
peasant Of Grafenbcrg mountain hamlet in Austrian
Silesia first imbbed the iden Of curing Diseases by
water alone from his experience in healing rapid
ly crushed finger by simply Keeping it in water to
alleviate the pain; and ufterwurd, when several Of
his ribs had been broken by Gdl from cart, tearing
off the applications ola physician, from inability
bear the agony they cuused him, and applying in
stead wet sheet to assuugeh his torture. perfect
and speedy cure was the result where the physician
had insured him that life long deforny and exposure
to suffering were inevitable lIenceforth he Begin
cure wounds, and gradually other discusses by water
at first thinking only Of alievaling the sufferngs of
his neghbors but, under cloud Of obloquy, detrac-
tion and derson, the fame Of his wonderful and
Iy-lailing gradually extended; patients aoeked
to him from the next: he could not refuse to treat
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-11

fN''NN''s
agogue, will be found interesting - .aa
New YoRK, Sahirlag FEB. I6.
went 10 the Jewish Synagogue 10 day-shall
ever forget il Let me be placed where will rha
never feel much like pilgrim in a strange land as
did there. The Jews Oh, how Interesting as
apeopIe The once chosen people Of Ged. There
is such grandeur and subnity about their past his
tory fell the deepest emotion. My mind rever-
led to all the well remembered in the Old
Testameni-A abraham and all the Patrnrehs passed
in review before me-and then stood in The Temple
and saw Jesus arise and lake the Scriptures and
teach the multitude. ... ....- ..r..,
found myself in lurge square building each
side Of which were three rows of seats. There was
also gallery, with seats similar. In the middle of
the floor was sort Of platform, two OF three feet
high, perfectly square, with steps 10 ascend. and u
railing round il; this seats and a desk. The
PRIEST dressed in a surpIice aud bands, with white
sill, mantle, reud the Scriptures in Hebrew, from
immense rolls Of parchment All the services were
IN Hebrew. except prayer in English, for the Pres-
dent and all his Councillors the Governor or the
State and the magistrates of the ely that the
REDEEMER might Gomez AT that part, I could not
restrain my tears. They sang very musicalIy some
Of the women sweeIy. They all joined in this ex-
ercsc. When they had finished reading the Scrip
lures, they enveoped them very carefully in crimson
silk, then they wound around them a blue belt, and
all was put splendid casting ofgreen ard goII
There were four young men who seemed to have the
of them Ola precious deposit After nil this
ceremony, they took the two scrolls and marched
out Of the pulpit, towards the back part of lie house,
singing in Hebrew they went; they assembled
few steps. when two doors opened mysterio sly and
disclosed sort Of table covered with crimson vel
vet; they deposited the scrolls and buck singing
in procession, to the ''hish place" in the Of
the Synagogue. The priest then rend from a book in
Hebrew, a long tme-prayers, j suppose all the
people rose here lurge cundles lighted all
round this place, but incense burned. %
After the Services all the little boy softhe eongre
CATION plnced themselves before the Priest, and he
blessed them SUPPOSE helad his linnds on their
heads, bar il was all pnntornine TO me- The men,
during the services did remove their hats-they
sat below and all wore white Wantles borered with
blue The ludes were dressed richly, and all looked
alike-very few pretty tsey sat IN the cutlery.
Rebecca' " as. there nlred III black velvet; she did
not give all her Jewels to Rowena she had crnin
and hrneert Of massive gold ,and magnificent
bronch She WAS rery beautiful. They all have
heavy black cyssyosvs, black eyes, dark clear com
p.exion noses fong and large, aud fine figures 7
could trace no similarity Of features among the men
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-11

Van Buren, and, &c he were to withdraw from the
contest we should consider him a fugitive from
iustice.' Dill. DID,. .. ....... .'..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-11

ORToLANs. Perhaps the greutest refinement in
ldtrening is exhibited in the manner of feeding orto
lnns The ortolnn is small bird, esteemed great
delicacy by Italians. 1t is the fat Of Ibis bind which
is so deicious but il has peculiar habit ofeednr
which is opposed to its rapid tening is, that
feeds only at the rising Of The sun. Yet this pecu-
nrity has not proved an insurmountabc obstacle 10
the Italian gounmands. The ortolans are placed in a
warm chamber, perfectly dark, with only one aper-
ture in the wall Their food is scattered over The
hoor the chamber At a certain hour ia the morn
ing the keeper Of the birds places lantern in the
orihce Of the wall the dim light thrown BY the IAN
tern on the hoor Of the apartment induces the orto
lans to believe that the is about to rise and thew
greediy consume the food upon the floor More
food Is now scattered over il and tho Ilntern with
drawn The oTtoans, rnther surprised ut The short
ness Of the day, think it their duty 10 fall asleep as
night has spread his sable mantle round them. Du-
ring sleep, LITTLE of the food being expended in the
production Of force, most Off: goes to the formation
OF muscle and Eat. After they have been allowed to
epose for one two hours in order to complete the
digestion Of food taken, their keeper again exhibits
the lantern tfro' the aperture. The rising sun Sc
cond time iluminnres the apartment and the birds
awakening from their sumher, apply themselves vo-
racously to the food the foor; after having dis
eussed which, they again enveoped in darkness.
Thus the made to shed Ss rising rays into the
chamber four OF five times every day and as many
nights follow its IransitOry beams. The ortolnns
thus treated become like little balls Of fat in few
days PiaAfGiy, in the J0urn. -7gricuI Soc 80 Do
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-11

them; the laws Of the land against Medical innoyu-
ton were very severe, but report in his favor by
Medical commission sent TO visit him and scrutinize
hts processes nearly relieved him from their terrors
his establishment gradually enlarged and still en!arg-
ed to make room for pntients-at length visitors
were attracted 10 ii from Foreign nnds for some
yenrs he had constant succession Of five or six hun
drrd patients. ofthese, when his total number Of
patients had amounted to nenr three thousand nclud
ing of course hundreds who had been given over by
physicians and come to him only because they hnd
no other hope, the total number Of deaths had been
but hirty-sir. Since 1910, his establishment has
been less thronged, owing to the establishment of
mhny like it-nenrIy one hundred in Germany alone
In England, france and other Countries, the system
has many devoted advocates, and is every where rap
idly extending
The water used medically be pure, and is
applied by drinking freely, especially in the morning
by baths, usually cold and either general or par al
by rubbing the patient brisIly in wet sheet and then
dry by wrapping him in a wet sheet and then in dry
blankets, replacing tho sheet frequently irthc reduc
ton Of fever be the object, otherwise continuing il
until soft & genial perspruton is Produced Expert
ence has taught Priessnitz t. produce Precipitation far
less frequently than at first The doucte or cascade fall
ing on the patient from height Of twenty or thirty
feet is much used, and with signal effect
The philosophy of this treatment imports that Ma
ture is the best resorer OF her snpped or shaer
ed tsnements, and that all she asks Of Medicine is Op
portunty. The cnPious and constant use of pure
wHier, internally and externally carries off the irri-
tnting or poisonous matter which has lodged in the
body, giving its recuPera,iye energies a chance to
operate And again: Health Gas laid down by Dr.
Billing, an eminent writer OF Medical Philosophy
depends greatly the eoutractle or stringent powers
Of the living tissues system; whenever
these become relaxed, haccd incapable OF contact
ing, disease has fastened itself on the system and
will remain there until the vitality necessary power of
self contraction be restored to these tissues This
is secured by the Water Cure but especially by the
douehe, which operates directly and potenty to re-
store the power which is needed ....
The Baltimore Mass Convention will be held on
the 4Ih day Of May next We perceive that the
WhiT GauaraI Ctnron,tttpa # A. ,.;,,. r.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-11

Vol. Z. No. 80. Whole No. 344

The Priest WINS very handsome and commanding in
his appearance, bat performed his part with an ndr
ference and carelessness never saw equalled The
yourg men at the desk with were constantly cast
ing their eyes up to the galleries. where sat the fair
daughters Of Israel
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-11

W., v''s'Hal Purchase Or .Nsw Yo5t CilvZThe
.b,,..s Ight publishes letter recording the pur-
hrna, me Island of Manhattan 2I7 years ago by
,sn '1 from the Indians, for sixty guiIers Or twen
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-11

DIFFIcuLr QUEsTIoN.-Tbe Madisonun
asks-"What grent net ever performed, or even
contemplated, by Mr Van Buren,, while President or
otherwise" The American people have "A curiosity
to know, as weIas the official organ Of President
Tyler.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-11
.ruus OF TIE CALIFORNIAN.

TERMS OF THE CALIFORNIAN.
,,,bsd weekly at $2,OO per annum, or ~ 80
"a within six months. . 4 r. .HI.
PAPER discontinued until arrearngeS are paid ex-
w ..,,tSe option of the publisher. -.r. ......
e'P n'nJ ..reus inserted at the customary prices.
aJnsrtisements to be paid for in advunce.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-11

pbaod.,.,a is said that a7Iady removing from
ad'phiu to Illinois, saved the price Of ,rasupor-
iea'her-bed, by using it as a Bt1stle.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-11

Van louisville Journal says it earnestly hopes Mr.
Motto 1 =; en- will not Withdraw from the field Our
""e mat of the LOcoGocos-iustice to Mr..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-11

The Baltimore Mass Convention will be held on
the 4th day Of May next We perceive that the
Wing General Committee Of the city Of New York,
have resolved that least Three Hundred Delegates
shall be from each OF the seventeen Wards maxi
ing representation Of over fire hiotsnndy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-11
JEWISH SYNAGOGUE

The following extract of letter from fair cores
pendent, describing the proceedings in Jewish Syn
agogue, will be found interesting = = ---.---
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-03-11

"Dr. ArnauIt was Babylonian Of those days who
pretended to cure all diseases by means OF bag
suspended about the neck of the patient. . ..
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21
OefcntltCbe 93encu.
Sebruar 81,

TcnneriflGs rem 7tcn Wirs uid,fcns, nm
10 llhr Ncrmitta9s, icIIen am Nouie beS Tins
icritricbereu III Sno.YGhcitboU Jdunid,ir,
9cdha @duutD. fclgencc gIrtlfel ouf pfrRtIidjs
cr 0cnru perfauft wcrcen, nimIid,:
2 pcrtrrfad,c Otdd Ruhr, ) Shdafr, 3
SdNnciuc, Srrhbarf @runcbceren bel Gem
8uid,el, Gin pcIIildnci9es Streincrs II. 3im
mcr @eihirr, . @reitbeile, 3 Acrte, Q NcbeIs
binfe, Sd,lelfifeiu, 8 GAG llhr, Gdihrauf,
Ccef, crahr. Sccrctdr, Sd,rdnf, Better uno
3enIaccn, 5iit, Stuhle, . Sefen NIT 9Rchr,
TruhrcfTe, Scnfcn, Sdetfarreu, Q Sdrrcl
@7iI9, giienfeiTel 3nOcr, Stdnner uno fcnlt
ncd peIerIci 5.duss uno Sfud'en 9crdtbs
id,aften, gu wcitldufti9 su meIreu
lie Sctinaun9cn am 9erfaufFta9r NH
slufWartung pcn
Nltbln Sut.
Tebruar 81, na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21
OeRentltC6e 95cncu.

NPitmcd,s ben l3teu Wdr,, Inn 10 lltr
0crmiitaa5, fracH am caufe he's llnterfdrie.
beusn in Soancprr Gaanfdip, ec6a &auntp,
cffentlid) pcrfauft wcrbsn /:
Gfcree Crins bapon cine junae trid,tige
Iahrel, pferpe. @sid,irr, Hinospich, wcbei
lIh 5 frifhmcfenoe Suhe uuo Elm Iun9sr
Durham 8uG befuceu, Staafe, % Shwei'
ne, Elm ltarfer a Gbdulspa9en NIT Sperre,
unb Gin Icihter @iuIsw1gcn nit SaeeD,
ftarfe 8drdriScr, pAaae, @N9en, ScIS' une
5oeuIcitrrn, 9SncmiibIe uno Strcbbnnf, Gin
Slrd,qeid,irr nit Sattel, Sd'iebfdrrCn, &hhs
uno Sprrrfetten, 8rchifan9eu uuo @jrubs
hadru, Srudts II. Seeldamsn. Sietc, SruG,t'
ref uno 8rasicnicn, @ien2nfcrte, G5runo,
berren helm @uihcl, 3ubsr uro Stincrr, ei,
ne 8 11q uhr, spei 9rpBe 3iite. StihIc,
9iienhafcu uuo ionit nod, cine orcse 8ers
lhieeenhcit ucn Bauern mo Seaus9cratb'
itdften.
cic Seeir9uusen am 9rrfaufsta9c uub
9Iufpartun9 pcn
Sricertb o. 0tlitc.
Sebruar 81, .... *3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21
Ocfcutlt6e QScnrll.
Sct.uar 81,

Wlcntaas cen lItcn Wiri I'M 10 litr ees
Mcrasna, icGen am S,ouie ees Srhn Res'
Ger, III Tcre. .BbsitbaO 2aunid,ip, esda Sc.
fclacnte 2lrtifcl auf 0fentlidFr Yenen pers
fanft wcrcen, nGmIid,
4 pfrroe, uuo gferbea fd,irr, 3 5Shhe une
4 9tnrer, ciu neuer Yfrrre gSaaen init Sc
ner patcnt. Spcrre, siu inplss uno Soacfhlit'
ten, cine neue JGiremuhle, Strcopduf, SHeu,
Ieitern, @runobreren bs;m Snihsl, Srcrrs
fetten uno Stnhfeiten, Gencr uno SrttIarcn,
IiGdhe, Schrd1fe, alittn nno lcHif nod olcIc
2Irtifel n! ipetldufti9 ;u melCcn.
Cte SSoinoun9cu am Psrfaufstd9c une
9mflparttu9 bon ......
9fatb1n Meeger.
Scbruar 81, +3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21
SfNrb.

sim 9tcn Tctruar, in @mauf, Sarah.
Scd'ter ecs joemrid, gSiceer al Der 9ueseh'
ruua, III einem 9Itcr pcn 90 Sahren, @ We'
uatcn uuo IS Sa9cu Sei itrer 8ecrci9unq
am l3tcu in Der Sal,tnr9er 8ird,c. prsci9te
Der @brp. Nsrr 9teid,el ilbsr of. Sob. @ I.
2 l3 uuo IA, pc,u I'D, eiu nHgemein Jabl'
rcid,es eeiden9cfrIac sinacfunren hattie.
9lm Icstcn ScnHtaq in Sno Whsirh0lI
ldurithp. esda GduntD, 3 eme, Che
gattin ers Dor Hu9efdhr crnem c5ahr oerlfor'
bcuen Scnas @uth, in cinsm sllicr bon u!l'
lcfihr 40 Sahren.
sim Icsten Treita9 in TcrfS 3annfd,ip
Icrthametcn @auEtD, nfanna, 9he
aattin res perifcrbcnen SenrD YasSer, in
77itcn ecbensjdhre. ....
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21
Oefent!lebe 9Senru,
Scbruar 81,

Samila9s oen 9ttu Wlir, mn 10 llhr 9Ors
mitta9s, fcllen an 9alfhauIc pee u a t b a n
y II d) II, a n, In ecmhlH TGuuid,lp, ecd,a
Sauntp, fcIGtnps 9IrtifeI auf SffcntlIdler 8ens
OIL uerfapft rpsrcen, ndmild,
pfcr.e unb pferbe @eid,irr GmtSeieh,
Sthcafe, Sd,wcine, pHiNe une @S8e, Sen
uuo Srrh, QBmpmilbIe, unp fcnlf nct pie
ItrIel 8Inern: 9,sratbibahcn, tu nmlianeIth
niet ansgfubreu.
Hr 8epinaunsru am 9erflufSta9s nnS
2uflplTtun9 pcn
g2atlnn Suhn,ln.
Srbruar u, Ra3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21
1lcbcrITcl,t Der OSdrftc.

Sadmen n.-'Sfleciaameu brinet So 25
bis 81 so uno Elahsiaameu 81 40.
SIauruuc W h l.-Slaur briuat 81 "a
biz 81 II. 2oaaermeM 50 25 uuo DeIid,.
forumchl s237 tis So 81
e.-Balsen brinqt sl 90 bic
VI 05; QRclfdforn 46 @ents; uue 9lr9Gen
brn9t 10 Gents; loafcr perflufte an 3a
Gents. ..
y ehmar t.--1as SHuttert lNfnnb
N'nce eflcifh brinat SO SO bic 81; SIke mil
RdItcr brdd,trn $40 biz $50. 9hipeiHes
aetioh brlnat SO p bic 81 25.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21
QBoebentlie6e Srief2ttfe.

Sclgenee 8ricfe fne ciefe N'od,s i'm als
lentauner Defiant lie9en scbltebcn
Schn @amptsn, Gathan Dicbl, SO. Diebt,
SEQ. Cauflc, 6. u Ccualoe, Gcctor Ests
mrilcr, Salcmcn Grnep, Slale Tcger, Ga
mucl Iiuf, Sebu @Iid, Samcs Sorftcnifein,
9ncrcw alre, CanieI RnauR, Charles 8e6,
Saecb SSesto. 9Ieam Sllne, 9 81. sR. Reps
ncr, lHiaam 9anois, @hae. 2crait,, S,enrp
trno. Canicl Rchr, Scihua Willer, 8alcns
tine Mincr, RcfcS W'@jee. Cames MuIin,
racrb NlaIc, Shcmas pauericn. .. Rctn,
2. Sdpagc, cacrb ganelIn, lEillam WIs
Ter, 2Ibraham 3icucnfus.
g diff Sr cfe,
Sriecrid Sbcrtcr, SoHab 5errD.
~ q. {. Elbe y. O2.
Nebruar 81. 1914.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21

l:s.) 6cfumSbcit. - Inter ZEN rieEen
2IrtitcIn weIt,e rem publiflm fir bic 9rs
hlltuua Der @cinnnheit uno Nusrnttuuo beg
Sranfhciteu amempfchlen rperbsu, it fctnrr
Der mehr iIhtblrtit herorSra9t nls Stdins
burne Sriuter @rFrIct piIlcn. Hie 2uf1ms
mcrirBuua III rNn circr orrtrcRlld,en 9irt,
unb Der Snhali III ic iottu nit Ciuaucer pers
miicht. cle ~ lid'euc III thter Srrrdficn, II.
rciujNruo III ihrcr Namr Gno. SIC crgreifen
iraIcid, eds EIut, rrrtreiten ale pereertIltc
S.nucre. unc rclniaeu pls Spifsm rurhqdn'
gi9 Shre Nrfrng auf rie eebcr 1T bepun'
orrnc. Sie crhaitcu eieicIbe IN olcn Soins
iId,tcn in pSuQer Grfuubhcit. ,ffeine SImi
lic iclIte chnc ccis p;lIcu fein, iurem carMrfl
piclc5 erlpart, uno elm maud)es Wenfheules
ben orrettet wercrn iunree.
Fie cbi9eu pillru fTne ,u habcu trj Sam.
SO. B licn in Der Republfancr rruds
crei, ~ 25 Gents Gle Sd,ahtel, ceer bei tep
sI9cntcu cercn Namen in elmer aneerr SpaI'
te ange9eten fnb.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21
Sebruar 81,
Ocfcntltcbe 2Senrm.

Ccuucrffdos ben l7ten WdrS nm 10 lin
O1itta9e, irlIru am cauie ocs llntcrIhriete
nrn in 9iirrrr MdtuuQie 7ounld'ip. erda
@auntp, fnI9cnce 2Irt,fcl ouf 6fcnllid,er Gcn'
on rcrfauft ,rcrcen, ndmlid
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Sddafe, Sthmrrc, en Merle Rdaen nil
@ners, ciu Sool;itttcn, Srerrfctten, Snb
frucn unc icnif nch uieIerlei Gaucrn Sc
rdttihoften ,u meitIdufti9 gu me!ccn.
Cie Secir9un9en AM @crfaufsta9c une
alufpartun9 ben
gpbraim Gcf.
Scbruar 81, E3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21
3 Sbalcr SSelol)nullo.

slm lceten Scnntaa hattie Der llnter,sid,s
nrte eas lln9lnd, ;rplihen benz S.auie bs5
9Iqueir @recn, III Suds @aunip, unc Gem
@aifhauie rcs Sorn. rchH g)cif, IN Sal;bura,
cine fIbcrue Yatrnt piper Sndubr gu pcrlie,
ren. De: shrlId'e Slnrcr crhdlt cbI9e @es
Ichnun9 netif Cnuf, pcu1 or eieirIbe al g
Ort IN Snlibura, eccr an 5rbn Srlp. ir. u
aatntaun ab9lbt.
Sapi0 S:ip.
SeorllNt 2k na3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21
OiicrubUfcsa /!

Ter llutrrridnete bietet q 3cnren vrn
5>uuter unp lRillcr rerfcrtiqtcn GiifnFdfen
bem S,rceen uuo 6lsinen sum @eFfanf an
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rem Scrthru tiuern iVen.. 0e tet tim anri!s
fen. mcrm or eiclclte an herut9cieBt'n PrcS
len rcrfauien miro. .,
= " Sterban Barrier.
Sctrunr 81, n0!ri
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-02-21
Cine 25erIammllma.

Die remrfratiihen l8hi9s peT Sract sl'
lsntaun, ftne hiercurt adhtur9spcIl emsclas
cfn, gnsr @criammIan9 tei,nprbnen, mel
d,s aE' ndditcn Councrftaa abcuc, iSebruar
%, I'M Z llhr, am Giaifhaule ocs Oeaj. 81.
Streus. 9etialten raercen ica, um cine Slap
Club 80 ollcen. Strle.
TrDruor u, sim