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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
ct. NnuI. ar2insfcta. u. spSr,.

Gin !Sunbe 3u9, Der bier aeffern aus einiser Gnt.
ternun9 cberbaIb oes eafe Guperior ansefommsn
it, brinst bic eNatribt, oas elm amerifani6ts S6ifT
ourb sin9e Snoianer 9efeben it, uno 8riefe esfanbt
bat, in nsnen ber6tet wiro. bag Sir Sobn Sranelin
sefuneen worcen il. Die GinSeInbsiten Fam i'd
nod nitt erfabren. Die Srisfe meIoen secd, cas sr
in Si6srbeit ii. Dieter Srief in pon ensm Ssrrn
pOn bObem anfebsn Namens 0faneaQ an beiIen 8ru'
Der in gleu gcrf 9cidrisbsn.
RSGin Ganacdsr DDS, wrIfr $500 pfunb
piCat miIc gu SaIcm, MaH, aus9eftIIt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

"Gr 9oupGnsur armfrcns filrSte inmitt'
Tteinbarer 9sfunobdt am NeOntn9e auf often
Strafe in 9piton teot hu Voeen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

%Sn Srcoflpn, Rsupcrt, lou elm otrOnomi
fbes Sbferpatorum errbtet peroen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

@1m a6enb hes l9tsn @iB brad in Der
Stact eafapstts, Southland Gin Seurr aus, wcItts
st,pa 40 9Ctiuee Scr(icrte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

~3wei Mitsisosr ets &eprdfsntantsnbauf
Don ecuiiana iino an Der @boIera rrrfiOrbsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

~Sie ectcfcfOs in Ohio babsn fur bic Con:
uention sur Qbinoeruns Der Staats Serfaifun9 cine
bsceutsnoe Msbsbeit Der Mit9Iiscer srpdbIt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

NSgei Der promOtiOn Der lniurfitdt b. penn
GpIpanien ,uuroen 179 Stuoenteu Su S0ttCrsn ceI
WleciSin ernannt, 438 nsue Stucsnten wuresn i'm
motriFuIirf
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

MSSw STEAMER "@ensrol Wdsbinston" mel.
der am %. RarS aus glsu Orleans in eouisuias
anfam, perlor 10 paiTasisre untsrwsss an Der GbO'
lpra
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

NS8ier 8auOncn, 24-Qfunesr iiub nsuIi6 az
Der Stsne no cas uIte Sort @apns, in 9sOrsisn
(tane, aufaeerabsn rporbsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

@Su Monterep. MsrifC, fOu Die Gbolera fdrsd
LID wutben unb in Staot une Gauntp strpa 200 Sp
fer tioIidb fcreern.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
stllcmtaum, 2lpril If, 1850.

~8eSsn @anscI an 9faum mubts bisIe gBO6s
Rcbrsrss suridesfteut weroen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

HSQm 17tsu unc lSten april foa in Canaan
caiqua, Neupcre cine Convention eebaIten wereen
um su unterfuben, lob nidt aue fefterif6en unte
Ideiouuaen antidriGtlib fino.'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

"Mebrere Rofigdnaer in Cincinnati fpuietn
neuids aeitb nab bem GfTen BON @rbre6en uuo
Rrdmpfen befauen. unc battsn allen Gnftein. als
Oh fie persifet wcrosn wdren. 3rpei ccer brsi ea'
DON erfranften, purosu ober cur6 f6neue drStlite
Sulfe baIo au6er Gefabr ssfsst. Man 9Iaubt,
oas eiefsr 3ufal ourdb Zen SsnuB ucn perecrbenem
Gife perurGadt mproeu fci
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11
Sicrltc Der Gnifipirthe.

&cr einisen Sa9en unterfa9te Der @irtb bss
llniteb Stdss 6OteI in philadelphia, !Srr Mit6d
einsm ibm uno iCinen @dlten micerwdrtiaen iunaen
sNanne, bas !SOteI ferner Su betretsu 9i6tseefO'
wen9r fam Der 3ucrin9Iibe eini9e Sage fpdter in
eas 9OteI. wOrauf i'm {or. 80. aus oem Sauie init
@ewaIt entfernen LIEF. Ser iun9e Mann, Der 9laub
ts, ba6 ibm unre6t 9sIbsben, fo9te ibn elmer tbdt'
Ii&en MBbanoIun9 an; caS 8eriht snti6iso ie-
cod, ea6 Elm 8altwrtb, perbunoen elm Crcsntches
!SouS Su baIten, oas Esdt babe ibm unc ieiuen
@dfen Idf9e Subivibuen berauSjuwsrfm, msnn
tIs ntbt sutwiu9 9etcn wcusn.
F@@tn wanesrnosr GdStaI wsIdsr feline Srau
I'm Stoae SatnciS prIafsn bate, uuo nit elmer
Smelten eaocnIief, madte oen Suiutb ~ preoi9sn
IN @roneosm, Soma; eini9e @iuwObucr oc5 Stiot'
6ens aber erbieItsn g8no lber Den wabren @baraf'
ter oss o0r9ebIiben preoi9srs, fcrcertsn ibn auf
pom Der &anje bsruntcr Su ltei9en uno su Der Ser
fammIun9 Dor Der &mtentbhre su trsten. DobI
oeer ube muBe Der oirt osu S6aofsu fclsen. Sit
testrn 'bn earouf auf ensn Ibarfcn Ssn5rieesI unn
frussn ibn oIs Sunrsubcd reitsno um oas Stdbt.
den brum.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

S@ Die Seimfdttrn 4usnabme Bin III in
Staate gieu.9)crt elmer bsioncern COMMITTEE Suu
Sertt ilbsrwisfen. sic bsfiimmt ben @srtb Be
Qusnobme auf 1000 Sbalsr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

~ Die Qufmerffamfeit Der QftronCmsn 1T
ItUn felt einieer 3ei auf bic 98ecsrfsbr oes 9rosen
GOmetsn BON 1864 srittst. behen Grf&siuuns man
in eieIsm ober ndbfiem Sdbr erpartet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

NSSas Saus sinss Srn. Sames &cuIe, an
Der Srsntb @rssf. Nsuport, wurce am l7tsn MdrS
burb Ssusr ssrfort, nobel Gincer in Zen SIam
men umfamsn. Die @ItGn waren Sur Belt in Der
Girde.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

~Die bOIsra.-Sn Nsu Orleans it lei
Der bic GboIea nadb ben nsueifen Natribten in arc
Ger QuScCbnun9 wisber us9ebrOben.-S Ssri6t
aus ct. ecuiS meIcen, ZAP iis ben Riilifippi bsr
auf porrildt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

ES@ilf &amesIe muroen in Der poraen gBote
pon oen fanarifden Snfelu nad Baltimore 9ebradt.
sic lino fur ben fsrnen Befen bsltimmt; man min
bic Yrcbe ma6en Oh iie bort ateIimatiiirt werern
fbnnen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

HA3wsi arme esute gamens gurrouabs in
@tauesfer, @sf Serfep. babsn nit bem Iseten Ddmp'
fer bic gadtidt erbaIten, ba6 ibnen elm Qnpswa ano:
ter in GnaIano cine Grtfbaft Don Der runbsn Gum
me Su SO, 900 Sbaler binteIaiIsn babe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

R%Sn GbOte giIano in Die BabI Su 8uniie
Der @bss aus9efalIen. sic babsn ibrsn @ouper
nor unb cine 9rose Msbrbeit in bsioe Sdufsr be
@sfee9sbuns sewdblt, uno fomit ben &srsinistu
Stoaten Senator aeibert.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

~@in &nabe in gleuorIeans fanb Elm pode
bud NIT ii .26S 3baIer. pOfir er pon benz eeibbdI
issn Gisentbhmsr @inen 8 ; a IerSur SsIot
nun9 erbeIt. Gin folder uneantbarsr Menf6 /
nidt ,pilreia bas ibn Die Sonne bs[dsint.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

W5n Der Sbio 9sfsesebuns III elm "gslse
vcrfhIas fur si6nfsIuna Der 5simatb" in tsios'
3wsiasn anaenommeu - SerfeIbe nimmt sIeitfau
unter sewilIsn 8ebinsunssn bic t9eimftdtts pOn
6ffentIben 8ertaufe Stulben baIber aus.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

NSGtwa 80 Mslsn untsrbaIb Columbus in
@eoreirn uerbrannte eas SampfboOt g. Smib''
in Der Natbt bss "a. Mdrs, init 1000 Baaen Saum
wcllen. 9tad priUatbriefen, fino babel Wsn-
Idben um ods 9eben aefomnen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

~Gcl Srsmcnt bat an bic National Gien'
babn Convention in philadelphia Elm Ian9es Sd,rsi'
ben iber ben Sau elmer @ifinbabn nad bsm fiilen
Msere einsef6idt @r fpri6t iid fur einsn &unnsI
ourtb bic Sierra Nepaoa aus
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

~Sie SamiIie oes 8srfiOrb.nen SOttCrs parl
man in SOffOn bat freiwillis bic Summe BON 300
SbaIsr welts fie fur bic GuffInbuns Der eeite b
Or. 9. nab csiIen 8erfdminosn ausssboten BAIT
an 9ittIefieIe ausae1abIt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

@3me Meitsn pcn Slcpc am Wsse nad benz
Weifen wuresn turtb einen Mcrrbrennsr. Namens
Sones, Gin @cbnbaus nit swei S6eunsn in Srano
ssifsdt. Man usrfoIste cen Slh6tt9sn. itecdb IN
Dem Wscmsnt. mo- man ibu nbaftts. fbntt ct iid
nit einem &afsrmtFsr bic SsbIe auf sntfesIi8s
Befe ab.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-04-11

~Du S6ccner psarI pon Bottom nab Ycrtt
mouth itranbcts am Goffin Bead BEL 9laueeife
Ssebs WsrfOnsn fino um9etommen. Die eei6e be
Capt Su6srman wurbe ans ufer sefplIt, an feineT
G6rper wutben 800 2balsr ssfunbsn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-26

rough, burned and scanned, and covered with
disrupted roots aud fields OF lava. Tho
mount Of water elected was incredible
am informed by the Captain of q yc,.rl lint
pa,scd along the roast few days thereafter.
ihat the sca for dhy leagues was covered with
doa'up nasses of pumicc, and thst be- sailed
ior q whole da' through IL, without Lrinf A.
hlo io distinguish but hero and Their, nB omen
space pfwatcr,
The appearance Of this mountain g. now
dcolnte beyond description. Not trace of
life appears upon ir pavhcd Sides Here
and there are openings emitting steam, small
jet of smokg ard plphurous yapors, and In
some places Che ground j. swampy from thor
mai springs II h nad ulnt di-charse Of
alc-, sand and A,a was followed by a How
Of water, aud the story seems corpborutcd
by tho particular -mpothuoss of some part, of
the slope Tho height or this mountain II
not ! think, more than 1900 feet. The an.
niVcrrary Of the cessation Of this eruption h
celebrated in the most solemn manner thro'
all Central America
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-26
THE ORPHAN GIRLS.
HfH
\ SKETCH nY 4 suUGroN.

stephen Rcycrly wa, The only SON Of
wr,ItL, ,ouptr, ,,.,,l,.,,,.,,, III =
liscuL aud heir d" thr,r tLon.o"J ,..', ''''''
tV,I ri ''' ''"''"" war
80 80 ..'.. ,y,....l.,, u,''i"nt hr. a. twenty
10y ''','n""' ,h' mann "i Mary WI
I,.', ~ ut '''iythh wear.
80, .'. "'u'' Whl u occurred
' n"i' ,'S''h' ''9k up hl'
w. 'l"' " wa n illi- pcri-
:" Wv "IohI Mrs bcNrrlN
'"' W '""'''"E ""h " l""' nervous ic-
WI. t..,...,,
'''i,'''',' t," room 'h' Wls cngar-
','. Htil'' 4'ri, al"nt Three
.,, '." '"',' ..'' """"'[' aNnrnt!y o.
~. y. .l,-s ~ lieAa
w i''",' ""n'n' hHi, arrus
we '""' "'' ''lp noticing
t "''I.liH '''''"' "' '%NnirnnnrG
''.'I '' ,'' 'hy,Hul,1ui
a. ,....,.I ~ wv, .'.' '' a., a., mr'i.in" fer
'' .''" ''' '''H WINE ww ron'
WIN wy I''''' ''' h'''HA enter
'.,y.,
.' ''' ..'.' ,!N lA'' iIn ; nA l'uI Alart
~, i'' ",pIE.IA'". 40 ~ mot 30 ~
80. 'n' N''' lh|t ''"n'h 20 move any
WV. "' ''''' p" i''d J." 81 ''th, 'dr"Iri hr,
"','i' '.g wv. ''n "u,,hf 'o The window.
''''.' '- "". h'''' h's ~tdlN b"-
,..,
II IT''''. ,I,.' .lIi'' NL''N, 'IAspius
'iNa iAr Nn''-r 'l dn mot likc
"a, A. brrr.
II, bnstily rl,red b.r am l,c floor could
.!! ..!i.....-.. al, IL. ..,uui,.uat,,p
lut l,,.r,,.i,,,s him,hap,. color.
A6lrb,,iu,, ,,r,...ril,.l .,,rp, .li,ht nit..,l.'
.ti,. f,,l n,, d,r,rtur.. tu,.iu,, ,u ,,l,i
h,l r,.s,J That sorrow IVA. d.-tr,, ;p,,
NI,t 'U.,,rl,'. b,,ltb. had G,,l. lnults
and i,p,n lil, MY t4iil.,rt ,y,rr tb, chosen
associate. of nor husband. could b, .urpris-
cd
,t,-v--l,,-,,r,-ltl .n,,,iv,J,.-l rlf-l;,r,..
cI, ,,,r,,l ,b,, ,b,t tbr s,mn,on,s of con-
.,,,,,,,,;,,,. .,,.r,. sIo,,iu. thrr.rI,,s Alput
MI. limo the fmiI, removed 10 london. and
.;..l,, ,i t,,.,r ltt -L.pil, ,O,.rp,, G.,r.
viii r,sprrt IN Mrs H,ycrly wcrs confirmed
,nl hon ilu,.- t,rmir,t,a fatally. in th,
,,,;,,', ', G,ln,;,,, Thc I,n,;l, ,,,r, n,, ,.r..
=, L,,s,, il, tI,,, ,,up,r,. Ntr R.y,,l, .rr,st.r.
,,.J ,,,,, ,r,l ,,ns.,prptl, to,t Lui Gulr
;,,,... IL, III. ,,,,,,.,. r.;,f..,,.... C,, , ,.-s
=, II, ,i.;,.J ana. ,, ,j,.,, G,r moro
IL, t,a. H., ~, ti,,,,
or,,,c,,;n., ,,l;n,,, , wall. ,,r,,,.,h 1,,
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| .,',l;,,,, ,,,,. ,,,, ,,,,, s,ly n.,;r ,r,,,s
WV VI, ''''N,,' w." '''', ,'' wv
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] ness, sn' 'l,l.''v" S',uI,N! '" upNr ~. I'"''''"
I nt n't u''''n!" ~. nv" 'oN''H nun
t''lN nN''''''V'' an" Wv INV s''' - 1t "
"u'
'HNhu now En,lN. we must 90 m Sa'u
h'r G'd'f H't'E ~ u Is g,.Hhg rather la'",'nu
j You know what alStut Ihlng yves You coll.
'h '!' It's 20 once more ""hg '"l' W''N
Mary u Is 5" uriiEnti"l' ana sr'' thert Is ho'
much damp yet
Mary hes'tatrd' looked aSh she c""'" "a"
shorten her pleasure ana turning round
their EoireS were soon lost IN the distance
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-26
TIL E CA l. L D 0NIA A N.
BY A. G. CHADWICK.

lEHMa-si'o per aunum, if paid within tho
'eari 5000 ii payment ho delayed beyond thaf
umo' 30 paper dfroluuuol mm 900 aurlrs...
alt l'd' rNcopi at fhr Trouufrha publisher
Ar'tuHiNfNrs inserted 90 ihc u-uaI glrr..-
Transient advertisements must ho paiI t,r in nd-
vance, Adycuirmnoui. should br marked the uurn
Dor of times 10 ho Inserted uihrrui-r they win ho
continued until forbid lor al rio option of tho pub
shcr) apd charged accordingly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-26
THE VOLCANOES or CENTRAL 4,
MERICA.

THE VOLCANOES or CENTRAL A.
MERICA.
The volcanoes of Central America are al
situated ON the Pacific coast; tho eastern sion,
oi the Continent consisting Of mountain
ranges, which cNhhit few traces of yolcani,
action In fact they occur almost in a riplr
Jlno, running due y. ", aud :. T.. commcnc
ing with the hfgd volcano of Carriage in Cos
I" l'icn (iooo feet high) from the summit
Of which both oceans are visible. Cittaltcpctr
IN the department of Vera Cruz in Mexico
There are several hundred volcanic pcak,
aud cNtinct cratcrs on thi, line Some ten
or twelve of these ARE said 10 bc "aliyc" wi
No)-that Is To say thoy throw one smoke aud
cNhihit other evidence. of vitality. But or
however, can be- said to bee art,c Al pres.
cni, of which lshlco, in San salvador. Is the
most remarkable, having hccn formed within
the last 50 years, and within the recollection
-ot pcrgouy- -uow-tt living. TITS Volcano, and
that Of Joullo,iu McNico, described ly lIm-
holdr are, bclir,c,thc only one. which have
originated on the Continent since the pisro,-
cry. u aros" tirm.thc plain m I5,e. and
covers what was thruo iuc cattle hacienda or
estate The occupant. on this r.a,r v,r, o-
''''"rd 10y -u"'"rrnnrurs uuieus uuf '-h7''-E
at earthquake about The end off I pGp. ,,Il.h
continued to increase in luuduc,. and .tr.uall.
unuI the 2jd of the February lu'.pwiurwhy
th" earth opened about half milo from th,
''''.'s "' ''r ','''' s'""'ng."n' lava ar-
tftf. Il La "a
'' NV ""' '"''N'. Ih' iHHihii-
,.tatc daily. remarked a constant iurrrp., iu
the snn,e and flame. bri J,,f th,,. election of
T,ya was ,f fiIfl.g s,fyrrr,r,l ,r,,r,,.
tics of n.hc.. cipd.rs and Stone. .apt ont iu.
stead. forming am Increasing cone around the
cnt or crater. Thi, prorr,. WAS rcpc,tcd iur
, lnr,,,nor;,l lint t,r ,p,p, .,,grt tL, ,oIe,-
mo- has thrown ont no lava II Gi.. however.
r,,,,;n.J II, q, .t.t,. ,r ,,p.,1,t. ,.r,,,;nn t,,,
,,,I,.t,rs o,,rr,;,,, ,,,,,. .i,,.,n minnie.
,,,d , ,,,,,,,,.,. viii, , ,.,. Ike ,l., ,I,-,,r.,,
~ p,rl or Ar,iror, ,,,o,,,,ni,l T.,
d,n., .,,,l. and q, cloud or,.l.r. and .t,r,..
,rbir, ,ll ,,,,,,,, r,.,.,, .;.i,-,,I add e., the
L.;,h, If th, ,,n, # +. .rov, ,l,u, .,uo o,.
oonn fcct in bri,rh,. and Ian, informed b., ai
;,toll;,,,, No, Indian ,,,rnc,,,r Dr Dr.
,.,r ~. L,. l,,,,,.i, G,. ,l,...,,,., D., ,,,r.
,,ot within, TIM, ,,cr;,j :, b,. increased about
,.,,..-f,;r,, f7. ,,,
moro ,io,rri ,,,n q, oth,r. .o,d IN. ,irctrd
,,,t,c, .,r.,,.r IN ,,poprt. In, Il :. .,il mo
d;scl,r,,c. ,,c ,I,,,,.. r,,,,,or
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Wv '"''''' '''''S "'''
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-26
r- i'''w hr NR' fsa ilrrwar,r.
A WILD bull NJ THE CARE or
GOOD HOPE,

WILD HtLL ~ THE CAPE or
GOOD HOPE.
bnc night about umlown,I had lust roach
b ed the hut where intended lo r4ccp, but
a found 1t doscrlcd'and M Gill of h,a-.I though
IL hitcr 10 camp ont 80 | hobncd old
Gray tail on the best piece of gas, could
iind, which was ,crl poor indeed ThcucNt
morning, Whou went tn lnpk for NV horse
hc.wae nowhere to hc found put the sad.
die pl my head, and tracked L.,H l., L...,,-
. u was evident the poor rrclturc hld hrcn
travelling away iu search of grass. walked
uulibmy feet we're one mas. orhIi.tcr.. AZ
lcqwh, whcu ahuut 90 give up the search in
despair having quite Lost the track. ou stS,c
ground, ! came upon the marks, quite rcsb
ln hlt of sNampy gruuui,aul a few hundred
Sa''l- farther found rur't-r Gray Ia,l. rolilns
in th" mud of q ucady dry wllcr.hulc. a.
c"nfHtbI! q. po.,ihlc. put down Tho ..,d-
dlr and called him. 40 that mumrui L,gr,I
% loud r'ar aud crash ina scrub trliud m,.
u1d "ut ru.frl. alta terrific pace. q black
highland hlll, charging straight ~ mc. /
had Just time to'throw n,,-rlr ou ouc .il. .f,t
"u the ground. %. hr lhuudtryl D., mc My
ncAt m"'r va. to scramble amous ,uall
'rlimp of ir.us one OF r-,at .ilrlhc .r,.., ul
Ibom Wor plirg,
The hul.. having m'..ol H.. uNrl, turned
again. anal first rr,enepd hiu-c'rb, tossing
nay -,d'U- uI, %, th, rir, urtii fortunately. ir
l'-''''i In -nu. su-h,--. ih,n. having smell uir
Vnl ui n''l cir n'i round hc trees.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-26

OUEYTNG ORDERs.-"tio out in the woods
Sambo," said Southern master to one of his
negroes, "and cut me some crotchcs for y
frncc--to stick in the ground, like this, max
ing, NJ the same time an inverted A, of two
fingers on table.
Tho ucgro took his ak went into the woods
was gone all day, aud returned at last, with
nothing but his AK in his hand.
"Mhcrc are yom crotchcs, Sambo 2" asked
his master.
"Couldn't find none, massa. no how"
"Couldp't md any 2" said his master;'why
there are thousands of them in the wJOts,-
WhY look at that tree
"Oh, yes, massa, plenty of dem kind; but
dcy all crotch up; fought you wanted dem
kind dat crotch dotrn-- -knickerbOcker.
No LBur TO IsUYING PUBLIc LANDS
According to the provisions &c tlse land Iiili,
American or Foreign caritalists,may purchase
ai the good land uow-in mark and advance
the price illimitably. Probably some of the
members of Congress want to speculate upon
thcsc lands
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-26

'. h' PALMER, b authorized ~ rcsciya Ad,sr-
n''mcni'. aud Subscriptions At hs Onicrs iu Bu,-
ipn' New York and Philadelphia. S.M PETTrK-
uILL' j. al'o authorized 10 do the same fof "a, ln
Boston,
~ Letter. to tlc Editor iu order 90 receive nt-
tonuon, must bee Ja,i JlM
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-26
JOB PRINTING.

WAW'HiLLS, HL1NkS, CIRDS, So. 6c.
Tnn'rd in the uca'csl mrncr at tho Culcdmau
Orige.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-10-26

Before the evening of the following day
had placed her 10y her sisters side.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-06

HE TRIUMPH OF STEAM.-There ia IN mn,
thinking, something awfully grand in the contem.
plauon OF steam engine. Stand amid its ponder.
Gus beams and bars, wheels and cylinders and
watch their unceasing play; how regular and how
powerful THE machinery Of a lady's Geneva
watch IL not more nicely adjusted-the rush Of The
avalanche Is not more powerful in its strength.
Old Gothic cathedrals are solemn places, preaching
solemn lessons, teaching solemn things but to him
who thinks, an engine-room may preach a more
solemn lesson still. Il will tell him Of mind-mind
welding matter at its will, and triunfphing over
physical dlfhcultiesman asserting his great supre.
macy" intellect battling with the elements p
And how exquistely complete is every detail =
now subordinate every part TO the one great end
how every little bar and screw fit together! Vast
az is the machine, let bolt be put the tenth part Of
an inch TOO long or too short, the whole fabric il
disorganized Ii is one complete piece of harmony
Ian iron essay upon unity of design and eIecu.
non. There is poetry in a seam.engne-more of
the poetry OF motion than in the bound Of an ante
lope-ot the poetry of power than in the dash of a
cataract And ought it not to be lesson TO those
who laugh at novelties, and put no faith in inven.
TONS TO consider that this complex fabric-this iri
umph Of art and science-was once the laughing.
stock OF Jesting thousands, and once the walking
phantnsy of boys mind, as he sat, and, in seem.
ing idleness, watched a column of vapor rise from
the spout of a tea-kettle. r. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-06

GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN INDIA RUBBER MAN.
uFAcTURE-It is stated in the New York Tribune,
that series OF processes now nearly perfected.
BY which the value and the use of Caoutchouc will
be greatly increased 1t says In the first place,
the Of sulphur is entirely discarded. and Tins
the evils nseparable from the preparations by tha
mineral at once avoided. But the most interesting
fact is a means Of effecting the richest and most
permanent colors of every conceivable shade, with
out IN the least njurng the qualities of the rubber
stuffs Of blue, brown, yellow, purple, drab, white,
etc' Of the thickness OF silks, or woolens, and OF
the surfaces Of feathers, cloths linens or silks can
now be produced for every purpose in the economy
OF dress or furniture or general manufactures for
which prepared skins or woven fabrics are ever
demanded with all the advantages Of such fabrics,
and those Of elasticity and imperviousness to mos.
ture suPeradded. The alttma thule in the India
attainedn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-06

The UNITY OF THE HUMAN RAcE.-At the late
Scientific Convention at Charleston, DR.. Mott read
paper on the Physical History of the Jews, in re-
lation to its bearing on the common origin of man.
kind, which gave rise to some debate in the course
of which Professor Agassiz said
+" For his own part, after giving to this question
much consideration, he was ready to maintain that
Jeret Stocks and he regarded this position as fully
sustained by divine revelation. The Jewish history
was the history, not of divers races, but of single
race of mankind but the existence of other races
was often accidentally alluded to, and distinctly
implied, if not absolutely asserted in the sacred
volume"
This expression of opinion produced strong SEN
sation among the members of the body.