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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-02-06
MANAGING Children.

"Don't break it, Jos-e," said the fond moth
err, as she gave the darling little boy the look
glass. Little Jose, as his mother called him,
Notwithstanding he had toys enough to salts
fy any reasonable child, one day took it into
his head that he should be quite happy if he
could have the looking glass added to the
number. "The looking glass" said his moth
err, "why, child, who ever heard of such
thing!" Jose straightway began to be inn
Fortunate, "tnama want the glass" "Poh'
poh." said his mother, "doyou think am go
ING to give you the looking glass to play with?
You would break it, and cut your fingers with
it, and then we should have to send for the
doctor" Il shan't break it; won't cut my
fingers; let me have it" and then he laid hold
ofhis mothers gown in good earnest. After
being dragged across the room few times,
jose began to cry; and his mothers patience
being quite exhausted, she took him off, say
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-02-06

ing, "Joe, yon shan't have the looking glass,
there! now go about your business" This
would have been death blow to Joe's hopes,
II he had not endured such trials before, and
come of cOnqueror. He was not, therefore,
disheartened lie laid himself therefore,
right down upon the floor, aud began TO roar
as ifhc would raise the neighhors.
Hereupon his mothers wrath wus kindled;
she called Joe naughty hoy, and threatened
to tell his father of him, aud he would take n
stick TO him, and shut him up in the dark
hole. AT this Joe took pitch one note high
or, las we musicians say,) and trilcd away n
most lnnenlablc solo. His mother, who had
no ear for music, became alarmed. She fear
ed he would burst blood vessel, or die with
rage, and just AT this moment sundry stories
ofsuch accidents fitted across her mind with
fearful reality. Joe's lungs held ont wonderful
". and after every bars rest, he raised bis
voice Semi-tone, until he screamed terrific in
the space above. What was to he done? Half
crazy with noise and apprehension, she at
tempted to paciiy little Jose by Offering him
the pincushion, the story book, the little ten
set-but all would not do, his heart was set
upon the looking glass, and he would cry his
eyes out if he could not have il. AT last his
afflicted mother yielded. She took down the
looking glass aud gave tito him, saying,
"Ihere, declare you are the bcat dI-tHke il
an you ,oW, but don't break it, JOSE" Now
the reader may he curious TO know what be-
came of Jose and the looking glass. 1t is no
matter. suppose he broke it aud cut his
fingers into the bargain: but | wish to turn
his attention to the mother rather than to the
child. In the first place, she was faulty in
not refusing TO grant Joe's request in the be-
ginning. In the second place, she was faulty
in endcavorug to terfily him by the doctor and
the dark hole. And in the third place, she
was rC'cked in telling him downright talse
hood. Many mothers, aud fathers too, who
would not tell lie for their right hands, are
guilty of such conduct, almost every day, in
their intercourse with their children, No
wonder that so many children grow up to lie
and steal ana go TO the house of correction
and the state prison: and go buck to hisearly
history, and ten 10 one, his mother gaze him The
ioOking-giasS to pidy ,Cih.
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Vol. 10, No. 80. Whole No. 497.

OF the two regiments of mounted men
from Tennessee and Kentucky, who LETT their
respective States to Join me, in June, the lat
ter has just reached Camargo; the former had
not got to Matnmoras at the latest dates from
there. Admitting that they will he MS long in
returning rs in getting here, 10 say nothing
ofthe time necessary TO recruit their horses,)
and were TO be discharged in time TO reach
their homes, they could serve in Mexico but
II very short time. The foregoing remarks
are not made with the view Of finding fault
with any one, but TO point out the difficulties
with which have had TO contend.
Monterey, the capital ofNew Lean, is situ-
ated on the San Juan River, where it comes
out ofthe mountains,--the city, (Which con
tains population ofabout twelve thousand)
being in part surrounded by them, NJ the head
of large aud beautiful valley. The houses
are ofstone, in the Moorish style, with flat
roofs, which, with their strongly incloscd
yards and gardens in high stone walls, all
looped for musketry, make them each for
tress within itself 1t is the most important
place in Northern Mexico, or Oh the east side
of the Sierra Madre,) commanding The only
pass or road for carriages from this side, be-
tween it and the Gulf of Mexico TO the table
lands of the Sierra, by or through which, the
city ofMeXico can be reached.
| much fear shall have hive exhausted
your patince, before you get through this long
and undressing letter. II 20. YOU can Only
commit it to the flames, and think no more
about it, as write in grent haste, besides be-
ing interrupted every five minutes; so that
you must make great allowances for bIots, in
terlineations and blunders, as well MS want
of connection in many parts ofthe same.
lremain truly and sincerely,
Your friend,
H. TAYI OR
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AWFUL CAIANrrY.-Fire and Loss Of LJe.-We
- 60, the Bah TINES that on Saturday morning
Is., the dwelling house Of Widow Groves. s,us'sd near
"lsos,sS ,hoiy 10 relate. the lady owner and her
s,snnHMr Reuben Young were both consumed in
the sme. They .ged peopeupwssd o. aay >, ,S
od-hs only persons In ise mouse ~, mr. ,bs bou.s wa.
coS envsloped IN the h.es no clue sno.'sn
49, ~ fhs accident Their cslcined bones, al
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SACK & BAG WAREHOUSE.


manufacturers, 10 and ~ Wnfer-sf.
INVITE The PARTICULAR ATTENTION u country
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ter waiting their sstsbshmea have universally acoPtsd
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them made up a. home AL kinds Of Calcutta, EafoPe.o
and domestic esss, sda7tsd 70 svery vafposs s' sm"
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CLOTHING, &C.
At DFyLTN's Wholesale AID RETAIL CLIO
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AT DFVLfN'5 WHOLESALE ND RETAIL CLOTH
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w Of WINTER CLOTHING IN the city comprising
1900 garments, 10 part a. follows.
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Vests ~ al variety, L..
40 over 1000 pieces Cloths, Beavers Tweeds, Pi.ot
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unsurpassed IN any city ia the Jnloa and al on me eP
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r0YrrrARy LArD WARRANTS.

THE SUBSCRIBERS ars assoclsts1, ,, 49, Us t
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~ Judge N. c. Reed of the sapreme Cou'. u
Ohio has been cleared Of the charge on wnicn nc
was lately arrested OF attempting to commit gross
outrage on a chsmbermaid in the Hotel where ne
was stopping. The grounds Of this scqulttai arc
such as cannot very well be stated, and we trust
the Judge will feel the propriety OF resigning sta
ton which he certainly cannot I'LL hereafter with
usefolness or comfort.
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ScHoHARIE.-Dayton over Fish, lob Shepard
polls 7ss votes Hungerford over Fillmore 10 :
Belts, for Senator, over Allaben, 30.
OswEGo.-We are happy to be able to announce
the election of A. Il. McCARTY, Wing, by MAJOR
ity of Il. Mr. Nee. will make one OF the most use
fol members of the next House.
r-F5s Case. Loc,. is elected to the Assembly from
the LIST Coenango district, by majority OF 10. In
the I'd district, Cs.URcHs (NVhigD majority is 81
Alb Eve journal.
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he crop 1f ssw gra.s mead
ora
10 our fooi drove - .sss aai
is.f.
81 bones ri l-rrres1 nfile
~ toitenag hlls douhd lho.i.
are t.er-.
Of Fhars0hssF rE''I-
f1lh stately 5eere besyeaLs 4..
farf
Thar l-i bin uarer.lr-
Ine l1fress I'd a -0ai'f Iarl
o. esrl irl Lfc sh.r'rr
We 're sought fhsn uher- n
UlTme.f uDla-
1ne sueetasi ie0f D.. -rr"
Az rrrei them tJ fle Oieffest
brooks
Through llreysl cA.e flowing
Mheref-r j 'lssi-. slipping sliiu.
Ar ar.lli glfl osrl grasses,
Or, trading .rea4 tar IanlaH. d
d-ol'H.
Tie mountain sfrenm.et passes.
Bat. noF fIe Day is cI0sils col,
TIE woods lre r.m before r-.
Tie white il- 1i TIE gars.ie pool
J. creeping slowly n'er u-.
TIE cricket f0 fhe lrlr't H.. 1nr
IL shrIlest time s kcfT rs.
Tho siCkla rf son -fffrr NOON
The meadow n.sf b. reafrE
Tie nsii j. falling, comrsies
mime.
Oar iocfs0re heasf- are weary,
And through vou elms the tavern
Invites us all o. farry. Lsgn
TO morrow, eastward, With oar
charge
We ll go f1 meet fle dlrnrc.
Ere seq The pines of helr.arrr
Have seen the sul ul m0ruiHg.
When snow faEes Der DE frozen
earth
flread Of bride are f.ffin1;
Wien children tlrong tho glow
fn- hearth,
And ln.@f wives IRE sr'f .lg.
NHie in the freight strong ana
clear
Young eyes n pleasure sh-i>n.
T. tales uf all ve see ord hear
IL c1fs oi home shal listen.
From NAM a northern lske lli
T. Oceans nror wafer. fhll
Shall fancy piag ihe Drover sfIII.
ADJ mitefls lous 1hfahnffer
Then De- ns stall through 900 ali
showers
Ana heat and cold he driving
A ireer. msllIer DE than ours
40 sol of tlI - LIVING,
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FINE WATCHES.

- ~ gra foId and Silver Watches and Jewslfy, al
retal lower thsn any other hocss IN the city
-hes warranted 70 keep GOO ime Or ths money re-
turned Watches aud Je~sifJ exchanged
Watches repaired 10 tho best manner Al much sss than
,b a.Sal pnces Gold watches A. low ~ 20 ~ SIS each.
OEO q. ALLEN Importer Of Watches
and Jswelfy, Wholesale and retail, 81 Waist.
az smiss corner William 81 up stairs
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MADISON CO-lOmelai.l

H. Con. Fish .....--. 25lO Dayton .-.-...22c5 3ii
G.. o Shepherd (AtOl). ...55j.
hssas5ly-.L Bailey. Purdy .......12i7 PSI
g Allen. lilo Grant. 3
IMr Allen loses his seat by bad canysssing-in Cszeno-
via The ballots in the tox many for the
polllist; Of rsny had TO be drawn and de-
sioyed six Of them foI Allen and button for Grani
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From ths Nat.lrsl Era
Songs OF 1abor....BY joins 6. WHITTIER.
THE DROvERs

A ifssr mar pr if- fhan 01u.
No sou ri f1'l d.. llslrr-
Ilrorgl heat and re.d. lni sln
auf showers
std onward cheer|y lrFi1t
Bot. sse Tie lay j. closirg COOL
he woods are DIN before us.
Tie White icg 1ifle TaFs.is pool
iscresp.nr slowly o'erus.
Tie nights la.'ul .cumral-s mre.
Our loot core beasts Ar wrary
And through Bon f.n.. tie tavern
IlrIfes D. a'l ~ tarT. arr
The isliiori 5eckn1s from be- door.
Hs t.ech-l FIRE 81 glowing
Thee ample barns with feed r
store
Ars filed 70 ovsrdow
From many a valley. fro~nel
across
By brews o. uGged mountains ;
From DID sides where, through
-1on1J m0s4
GusA cut the river fountains
From quiet farm i-li-, green and
low. fvefs
And bright WITH bl10m.lg clo
From wales n corn fhe wander
inf crow
No rcler hcrers over
Day after day llr way has been
Der many a Dbl and hollow
ny ate ADD STRAIN ty wood and
glen
oar stately drove We follow
Through dl.i-cl0uds n.mg inck
and Duo.
A. smoke ol battle DER 1-. 'aun.
Their white horns glisten in the
Like planes AMI cresfs before rs.
We zee them slowly ciimi The ,il,
A. slov behind sinking. 'rl
Of tlrongll. Ci0se from roadside
or sunny iakeief drinking.
Now. crqvclnc l The uarf1wruai
H. thick and struggling masscs
They glare upon the iesIn-teF's
l0ad
or rafting co.ch which pasaes.
Au, with toss oi born and tai,
Anl paw oi hoof sud below,
They leap some smers broken
pale,
DER meaiaw-clo.e or lsl'ow.
Iolih comes tie startled good
man forth
Wife, children. iiouse-dos sally.
jan once more Goa their dusty path
The builei fualts ralif
We drfe rl et7rfeiu-s, scr1-g1
grown Dorfr
Loose-i -sed. add nhbd aud
Ike tho who guli TIER noses
down
on pastures bare and stons