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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL 70

IL
bYoupe Ladies' under the Supernter deDce OF Misses
4 al and T. BURGESS, Norwich, Conn.-This School
will be opened on Washington where instruction will
be ven IN every English branch, together With French,
LsIn Drawing, Painting In India lnG Crsyon sGetchins
&c Also, Nj isic by The mos; competent Professors
shlf to be with possessing all The advantages Oi
Acounry residence besde being sasy accessible from al
the neiehboripg ciues
The most scTupuous attention viii be paid 70 the moral
a. we'll ss intellectual Improvement OF the pupils
TERMs-Board and Tuition, Including Washing, Lights
Sc SS7 50 per quarter Terms for Day scholars VII de-
pend upon age and studies For Muse with use OF fsao
an eNtIA charge Tuition quarterly In advance. The
summer Term viii commence May ~, 1851.
RETERENcEs-RL Rev. Bhhop Browheu, hartford
Conn; Rev Mr. Morgan, Rev. Or BoLd. Rev MI slsgs,
d TYLER, ESQ, J. N Perkios EsQ, Wn. n. Converse'
Fac DR. " p ESIop Judge J.. A HOvey, T. z. Nor'0n,
Fac H B. Norton Fec Norwich, Conn Kew b w.
H,nSs Lowell Mas Hon C +. Cleveland, Hampton,
Conn Prof b F. Barker, New-York.
ray-aL my WI huNS
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NOTICE.-ThsS Subscribers hereby give
NNosc- bat hey sold cut thelT Interest 10 ne Ne~
YaS Iron Rric ge Company, he 2sta Of APT -. -
4 WINE ard thar their i1teress io M S1 nps-s
o'hee u '-1' N-' ETIaU TOWNSEND
Tbs t1,lrss, q he New Ysis Iron sfids7 $500
Mi. h. -,5t. rsd g. Z rlis-ly - TIE slptc'-,s. hi
sr~r.fiI, O. res orc~fs Tor 9r.- sss - @ -, %
~ hiI r. go 60, mJI5lE
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REGULAR MAIL LINE betweea

~ BoSTON and NETWORK via srONIN0rON Aoe
rkoElDENCE-rhe steamers @. Wand CRslLf sne
MAssAShOSETTS, leave Pier 9, North River osiy a.
oeiecf Z ~. The hsssaehuEetts Capt VIM n. FrSxeS
% koudsys Wednesdays and fhdsys; tho C. Nsnae:
ot CAp'sn Joel Stone Tuesdsys Thursdays ana sAb
sISsys IN ne tuivA Of hese sseSaesr al SIonlngIon
Sssgess proceed oy Railroad 10 Providence ard Sos.on
res ne most direct route nom New-r0rE 70 bosion
passage, ke apply on bosrd o. a The once ~ Sa''eJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

u s. SCHOOL AGENCY, 293 Broad
way, established lS47. Negotiations daily by tie
beat Institutions, families and teachers deposit OF one
per cent on The years compe nsEon procures The tau
amount in one or more engagements Once hours 10
~ and to O'Clock. Apply early pos! pala, PsIsonSy
N possible. References exchanged. F. II. WILCON,
PropIielor. myt4 " NInNS
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ID ICHARD ROWLASns tgsa.; LAC "A = ~ Ia =
h Decree rol u aif,e. ss ts - T.-.,.
Utcsics 81 cnau.. ara Eslt pfooi a1S- -
l. : s,,ovd a. s-s gaa,f % mary adj ISL '1s
Syse 70 ths asiss<ILi EeSssss NAY - eel H'' =
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NHVER b. GOLDSMITH'S Writing

OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH'S Writing
ORooms 2se Broadway, FIRST corner above the irving
House Terms reduced one half viz 81 90 for 10 lso
one hour stationery 80 cents or 70 Lessons for g.
ipcludiag Atauonery-psyable on subscribing
Ladies Glasses, al II A NJ and At o'clock r a dsl "
excepting Stature aye 0enuemea, ats A Nj ard 5, aud
S O'Clock z. nj daily, excepting Saturday PiVs1e Ia
SuucTOn, (Ai The rooms onylSl5. -
FOR sails Goldsmih's Gems Of Penmsnshlp 81 50.
Ixrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

IRVING GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
II TIE subscriber would respectfully announces ihs1 DIS
select School fer BOYS will be removed on the lei Of May
nom m present location, $40 Broadway, TO very eonno-
Sious rooms SS Fo1rihsv between Thineenh and Four-
eenlh ala scar luton squEre. Pamphlet circulars can 10
cSisined on application few Boarding Pupils viii bs
.scsiyeS NATHANIEL DUNN. AN,
49, HTMNGss Principal.
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STREET DEPARTMENT 80 Hal Of Rscoris.-Fu5hc rotcs
kC hereby gwen that the o-rg petitions have osn pressntsd
the Board o. Assistant Aldermen; 10 PAYS sothn and dg
space through sidewalks from Broadway 70 10Th
grade pave and reset curb aud gutter 3h from Avenus
reRuas curb I1d gutter EAST SIDE
South Dock slip To pave a3d 81 from sth
90 9th Al interested having obstons hsrets are 70
quessd 10 present them writing 70 the uudeest At hs once
i7h day Of MAY iust-Nsw Tok, MAY H. 1881
myi7 joins 7. DODGE, Street CommssonsT
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NIORNING LINE FOR ALBANY

IVA The new and elegant Steamer REINDEER, Capt
ALsEEr DEsgoor viii leave New-YOSk from pieS fcoi Of
hunsy-sI every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morn
ng Al O'Clock and returning. leave Albany Tuesdsys
Thursdays and Saturdays al The sSme hour making zoe
nsunl landings each wsy ~" Mesls served on board
N h For further information apply 70 JAACs SlsdOI
CO. Beaver e. New-Nork Fare 10 HeNoatgo eao
FOkeepaiA 50 mh<S
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NIORRIS a. ESSEX RAILROAD
NEW YORK & NEW HAVEN RAIL

1NROAp-rhi. line leaves Canai-st SIstiou-Accomme
dnron Train Al A NJ; Express frsin, A n; ACCOM-
nOdaIon Train, A N; Express FRAN r N; Accom-
nodstion YraIn for New. Haven Al 7. N, ana Comma
tziIop frnn 6T Bridgeport al IS r. NJ PassongeTs are
n MASON, superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

ard intermediate Landings Fare 90 cIa-r,e neN
arc speoeio steamer BU eFALO Cspt snn, VII les1e
me 1904 Of Ssrcsy-sl on ST DAY AFrEkNOCN,s ~ ave
oSoL sot passage and state rooms, sppy on ooAI. Il,
West myl7 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

CORPORATIoS SoTlCE-Patlc no.os IS HEREBY srsa that
petitions presented 10 S1ai ei As-8tsat Alder
referred 20 th- Countss se-srs, for sewer
Twelfth rtsssc' noiat a
Thselh and through Troy Hammond
the North Also W Troy stree iron the
proposed Tveh the uscon OF Grssuv ch iven
20 Hudson Also alton sewer In fhrtsenih
from Avenue 10 With tho Avsnusc All
the having hscuous thereto
bs their Great Of inter
residence the untsrs glsi hs
OF the Crctor Aqueduc Department, before Goth INST
ALIEN ?. DODGE. Sewer clsrG
Sew Yofk NAV 10Th 1881. my l0tis
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STREET DEPARTMENT. 40. fHALL or RECORDS -ss.I.d
- vl the Street. Commssoosrs once
unt Monday Nav So 1885, at y oc9ea NJ to bud an TO
IS Nor;h Plans spscfcatous and all lnonstton
thsrstO application the Contract Csk OF this De
parmeLt May 49, 1881 J0iE r. DODGE, Street commis
s,oo,r myi7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

ALGER ms TIY . TE.-BOarding
LASchoo for Boys Cornwall, Conn.-The Summer term
will commence the first Tuesday OF May, and continue
FIVE months Scholars received until the lst OF Jane F.
w. Andrews, A. NJ, Principal James Bedgewick. A. Nj
Associate Principal A Rroich A. NJ, OF Paris Teacher
OF Modern Languages; A Thesis OF Germany Teacher
Of Music Circulars be obtained OF r. u. SMITH,
ESQ, 25 Park Row. AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

STREET DEFARTHEST-No. ball Of Rscords-Pablc
- hereby gwen that the oowg pstous have bssn
ssntsd to the Board Of Asstsu Alderman To paws Oh suus
rsgads and 10Th 20
ssh 10 set curb ind gutter East ssd 81 from M enis %
pave and hg tse ses through SIDE
rshs Of SSds from 90 East RIVER 10 set euro sad gutter
from All interested having
thereto hereby requested 20 pfesent them -ntng
Undersigned Office heiors the sh day OF May
nst-Msy II 1881 rmyI71 JOaNT. DODGE Street Conf
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DEGULAR S O'CLOCK P. NJ. Oppo-

1Nsiuou Boar for ALBANY and intermedis.e Landing
Fare So cents TO Hudson The steamer SANTA CLAUS
Capt Elmendon will leave The pier foot OF esrelAyah
gsons sioe) every Monday, "Wednesday ana Friday Al
eahy every tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY SsoS'A
PA . =.
SUNDAY MORNING BOAT TO KlNGSroINN, A.. -Ih 2,
soove steamer will leave every SUNDAY AOhN.N 1.
Ioeoek returning same evening. Alo IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
OAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD

~ LINE, nom NETWORK TO PHlLAoELsaiA
leaves pier No l. North River steamboat John PottsE
ala A IA and p A Fare In hrs:-csss cara IS second
a. TO Freehold 10y morning line onlyl SO cents smi
49," - IRA Miss. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

CLOTHING AND TAILORING
NcoNWAY, l45 FulIon-st, near Broadway, has 5000
Coats Vests and Pants Of every description ready made
together with splendid stock Of tue very besI French
English and American Cloths CaSsimeres and VesTugs
includiSg everything fashionable and durable hssta
st always guaranteed 10 per cent less than house In
this city, for cash. ml4 SmMWS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17
CARPET PAPER FOR SALE.-This

~ 10 the best substitute for bay AID lays smooth
The floor II preserves the carpet much longer and
dsmpness and mildew II be had OF any lengh
desired in rolls from 100 500 yards long and yard
wide OF ZEBLEY, 20l Wiliamst, dealer 10 printing,
letter. cap and writing per, Binders and straw boards
&c my6 s. MWkS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

IFPUFsUANCE Of odsr he Surrogate Of ths Countnss
lyon Eo,cs hsrsby gvsa al psnoas bavnS ella at
GEORGE LoTHIAs Aisoi The city u hss f0fE ascsns'
crescent III. thereof 20 the Subscriber a. DIS OF
he No II Johnst The City Of New fo 90 before MS oh
tssb DAY Of Oct nsxtDssd ss~ Yok hs Lssaih Day Of
IN "a. rallas6nssl sTEPHEs n erase, EJscutor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

TNORECLOsCRE sALE up yNLUAsLE REAL ESTATE %
II Dsaa he Of BROOKLNS bs sYisro sup-s
Court, The ds.Wn Of HcE-- Sh-nf % ~ coarv e
THURSDAY NAV ssd 1851. oci.ck stths Bosgu
ErchsuEs - Fafou ;hs cy o. Bfok al thss
ur certain o Of Land situated be sou;tsf iso Deaas re-
the Of Rrook tta pnt distant onehard sdsnd
twenty ssstsy " southuss cry corner snh street
ruu.S riery frCu fat Pont street -s On sd
srthsry ana Paraisl stn smith
AFORESAID let eare parallel VITA Desa sf-et
sirsct Ice ons siafr-d
FEET % Dean street Aosssd place 81 linS 10 'd
snsrtons Tgs hsr s 10 four al. shei ni'n
story bud thereon VIII basDsn ald uitsr
cellar srf arost compiled cash house
bsg forty fhs Shoe % -
sold toEstAe sspantsy es,s5 TIE ~ I'D sPatabe
mylslwf , sTRNE. Attorney. kc
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NOTICE Tor tie discharge Of an insoTsos iroA
pufsualt the u tie ud sftcs o. ~
r, t N IN. chsDef Of the second part u Us s''>e
s.fus. WILLIAM LANDER of the tova Of Anstsf1An
Of AoniSomsry iasosot 6sotof roes ~
q March l5th crsdio 70 appear bsofs Hoa ss -
.th.cHs the rszs TIE 10th day o.
sho- cause ADy they aa's ~ ~
Of roVsafs esas A11 % -
asessg.s frou D. P COREY Attofssy for ia'o'saI
uae taul
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NEw-YoRK SUPREME COUKr-caihsrns Slsnss asau-ys
lNPhip hrsmsr-Sur for Dlvorcs.-lo PHILLIP hhEhkRs
You hereby morei and required the
tbs acton Whch tbs dt ed cce Ce 81 hs
CITY Ccuuty Of New York Cry Hal The CITY oi Ns-
York ard O. eool o toe ot compliant
The subscriber Ls oSce No Il Chamber C,
within dsvs after Of
dsy Of fai The sad
plant within lie aioread ihs panaf ths scton vii ap
ply % the Court for The relief demanded tbs compliant Deem
esr 18th, isso. lavb-s ST. VAN AOVENBERGA,
Plaiuth' : Chambers NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

CROTON AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENT TO conr.ctos
Ossssd Proposals. endorsed Proposal for building SEVER ~
vii be At the ocs Of tbs Croton AQusduct De
RotundA PERI until Tuesday the sTh day Of Nay 1851
ococh 20 build Sever VITA the nsoessary Receiving
Basns and Cuss Dusue from West Broadway = Hudson
length about s0 es The plan Of sSs- aud spsci
6esons for the building Of the and all other normaoo sa
obansd phcAtn % the Contract Cert al
this ofcs-NsW YOrk May 10, 1851 NICHOLAS DEAN Peer
dent of the Croon Aquedu,t Dspsrtmsut ny1 lot
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Is PURSUANCE Of Of The Surrogate Of the Co1aS o.
Ss~ hereby gwen 70 Al Psr,oss hsvas e.n.
agrst WALTON COOK Of ClabOr duroo Comfy sn1 sass
o7 Abaus present the Hth Vogcners ss -
- ,ubscnber oHcs e. Gosrt shsr~ood NO f,s wa
.,r.st he Is o. bs)rs The t~ss am say o.
srDstsa ssp Yo ne t.sntesa ssy q hAfeh ii
- i,.sys+ JACOB n. COOK, Administrator.
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NOTICE OF sFssy gvss tnsi 1oa.
lNBUCKLET the Of ss9 mads a. as
al h for lie sszsdt Of BIZ CREDITOR AZ $780,
tavus axalst requested 70 5nsg a -sH
he pros vozchsrs PEIEh DCkfkk CHS, - sy
Gfssnvcb ~hia thrss nonths fo1 tns In
Mach 81, 1851 Taa4 sss Tsksl ABkAbAs sECAEn
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HNUIA NJ bDEh UtJUDO-M Al uItU'
y tured under GOODYEARs Patent Fhs NewUl
India Rubber Manufacturing Company, store 50 Maiden
lane New-York; factory Newark, NeE-Jersey.-rhis
COMPANY are manufacturers and wholesale dealers 10 I'll
the different articles manufactured under Goodyear
Patent and guarantees all their goods being equal h
ouairV TO representation Merchants requested 10 call
An goods warranted 70 staud any climate. The not
uber,l terms 70 country dealera
HIRAM HUTCHINSON, President,
WARRKH AcKkRMAH. Gecret1n MA 2mD&SiWs
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NOR NEW.ORLEANS--Direct.--

NOR CHARLESTON.-Tho splendid
h and isvorite steamship s0UTHERNER, Capt J.
Dickinson will leave pier No. North River Saturday,
NAV II, M4 O'Clock, ?. M precisely.
All bills OF sding sgned by the purser on board Freight
ia per cubic foot Foo freight apply on board and
for passage TO SPOFFORD, TlLESTON co,
myl2 IW 48 South-st
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nOMESTIC GOODS at reduced prices
A(FOR CASH -Beached and Ut bleached Mushrs,
Prin Bed Ticks Drillngs, DENNIS brown Linens, mems
and bows Summer wear Fannels &c Also, Irish Linens;
Linen 81 eeipg Diaper Table .oths, ToVes, Hokts &c,
for sale by WIN. MATHEWS, 60 CstnerieeH. myl5 81
NAM. S. VANDERBILT would call
w the attention OF bis customers and the public gene
rally 10 his well selected stock Of
CLOTHS. CAsslhERES VESfINGS,
and SUMMER STUPPs (which he has purchased on
The most favorable terms for Cash, consequently enabling
MIN TO sell In accordance At his wel.known
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
as Brosdway first door from corner OF Canalst, Whers
be IL prepared TO make up 0ENrLEAENS and BOfB
CLOTHING every description In the nea'ess and most
fashionable style
He also keeps constantly hand well selected asso'
nent Of 0en1emenS and Boys Ready Made Clothing
Aao general assortment OF
ofeverv variety al l5w+
THO THE LADIES and GENTLEMEN.
n An extensive assortment OF Straw Braid and
Panama Hats with a variety OF fancy Straw HAS and
caps to suit al ages hONARQUE'Si 2S Bowery.
as In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-17

Millinery, per cubic loot Slu ,,-- - -. r.,L
Nj Beriord one Of prophetOrs, resides on me isIn
mus and accompanies all our shipments over inc Isnnus
20 Panama ,r, NJ. %
Next shipment will be by steamer on Taesdsy may -
and ardve in San francisco 25h June Nal closes az
Pm. Goth inst bEh1OhO W,
2 Vesey.sL, Astor House. Newfofk
NB-Ipclose letter and postage 10 Ibis ohce ana pre-
pAvit al lnmW&S
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-11

That gentleman happened al that time 10 be-
on his feet addressing the Senate, "ibise
me up said Randolph, want 10 hear that
voice again When Mr. Clay had concluded
bis rern're' which were ySys-icw' he turned
round "a sco from what quaifof that singular
voice proceeded, Seeing Mr. Randolph, and
that ho was In dying condition, he lot hls
place and went 10 speak 20 him a. he AZ
preached Mr. Randolph said 20 the gentleman
with him, Raise me- up As Mr Clay offer
ed his hand,he said, MIR Randolph, hope
you are better, air. No, sir, replied llan
dolph u Am dying man and eame down
here expressly 70 have this interview viii
youi
They graspod hands aud parted never ..
meet more,
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a fine one, Miss Thompson
Oh, yes II one has = good oonscience--b
there must be peace within, Captain,
Yes, certainly, Miss Thompson IN the
hustle Of life, there IL little Tins for reflection
much less a desire for it--you ladiea are al
ways moralizing,
But, Captain, you gentlemen are 10 deep
ly Immersed In business, no constantly hnrri-
cd from one pursuit Of worldly ambition IA
another, that you may with truth bo said 10
live only for tho future.
Mr sumner, Heid The Captain, turning 10 a
gentleman who sat beside him on h-s left,
eome let us have your opinion upon this sub
ieoi--,!Mias Thompson .s - philosophical ] dc
Hpt understand hrr exactly
With pleasure, said Mr. Sumner per
ceiyo the cause Of Miss Thompson's remarks
they can only bo attributable to magnetic
influences, (gancing at Charles as he spoke.
Yes. yes. that Il IL. said the Captain,laugh
ingly, you are moro deeply yorsod Ia traciul
+-uu-r -rrrfrffrr-t ttIaTy ITH.
You are too severe, Mr. Sumner.
Why 80, the power Of a magnet is indcc,
wonderful.
Ycs-undo douhtcdly--but--
Don't explain yourself Miss ThompsoE
said the Captain, ia a laughing tone. "a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-11

tale Geraldine, or "The Flower Of MAnhat-
TAM" A. she was terned--she was at this time
ahscnt from the patenal roof having few
weeks previous, accompanied her brother
Charles 10 the Yalloy Of Wyoming, on visit
a. some near and dear relatives, who hAd rg-
Gently removed to this fertile and beautiful
part of the country, Capt Jt young OIL
Ger Of rising merit was enjoying bis hirlbugh
within the eHpiroHs Of New York and passed
large proportion Of hin time with this inter
esting family, lie was endowed by nature
with many attrnetionv a fine figure, rharar'
iorized by manly dignity, a fbce boaminp
with unusual intelligence, which seemed u
impress one immediately as being indicaty,
Of a mind OF the highest order, while hiS isu
rpsr"'ble VIA superior 10 that Of any othei
officer who Fraecd the mansion Of the nobl,
and kind-hcartcd General
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-11
A sAILOR-FARMER.

We have lnughcd furtivcly,' as our great
est American novelist would SAY, at the fol-
lowing received iH a recent cpislc from
Kentucky correspondent while the chol-
era was here last summcr,-I remarkably sharp
keep body and boots together by iamiliarly
entering the doors of any stores or oniccsand
telling his story in n way 10 win few dimes,
on the score of charity or impudcnce, To
the respectable portion of the community he
delivered the stcrcotypcd history of Father
died in New Orleans, and I'm a-travclcn'
home 20 New York 10 see me mother; won't
ye please, Sir, gi' me dimer But to me,
whom he knew better he- -tald-a -t,.,4-t ANUS
ing tale or his adventures. English born,
he had shipped while only fourteen years old
on board New Orleans aud Liverpool pack
at, made two or three trips, harnme disgust
ed, and taking French leave at New Orleans,
started To walk across the country to New
York = He spent his last Shilling on the road
and somewhere in Ohio hired himself to a
farmer who sent him out on the following
morning to break up piece of ground. In
the course Of an hour Tom made his appear
anre at the house, very much flushed in the
face, as it ploughing the earth was rather
more tedious a business than ploughing the
domain of Father Neptune. well, Tom,
said the old squatter, whats the matter p
How did you get along?' She's wrecked,
Sir, was the reply. Wrecked echoed his
employer; why, Tom, what do you mean ?
"Why, SIR said Tom, bringing his hand up
TO his carroly poll, 'the craft wasn't well bal
lasted, Sir, and wouldn't obey the tiller and
though held her hard a-port, she lurched
off alec, and run on the breakers. You'll
find her out yonder, Sir, due nor'-east, on
her beams-end, with her cut-water hard in n
stump, the larbe'd hull on the starbo'd side,
the starbo'd hull on the larbo'd, and the old
mare foul O. the riggngr Tom was discharg-
ed rthwith.-hhjck9rboc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-11

reveal the fact Vulgar companions.
CaHbeuies hioe themselves beneath tho
moss be- who woud fad them must lonk for
them Modest womb.
The blossoms of de harb0ry blast grain in
their vicinity BAD temper,
7hn1e scfd have wings, liad principles
uB"Well Patrick, asked tlo DOCTOR how
do yOu 10 today r
"Oh dear docior, eniny vrry bad health
epurely, Tho rhumaisi s very distressing
ldade' When go b sleep | lay avail AL
night, aud my toe 10 sselled up as big a.
goosc'a hen. egg, 20 shen ] Htaud up ] cal
down diFaatl, ="
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-11

want pay, he sends back with "stop IT," Or
ho takes up his quarters and leaves for parts
unknown, lie docs not want 10 pay and he
don't mean 10, Get il Il you can, Enough
for him.
READER to which class do YOU belonqY
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SIMILITuDEs FROM THE VEGETABLE u
WoRLD.-Ihe fragrant white clocer thrives,
though trampled under foot it furnishes the
bees with stores of pure honey, without ask
ing or receiving the credit of it. Meekness
and dishterestedness,
The morning-giory makes a fair show at
sunrise but withers as soon as it becomes hot.
Excitement without prinSiplql plql--
To cut eil the top Of the docL. does no good'
its root must be eradicated. Sin is the dock
root.
The thistle has a beautiful blossom, but 1t is
so armed with spines that everybody abhors
it, Beauty and bad temper.
The didn hush Protisess fragrant and dell
cate blossoms, because il he gives IT a foot it
will take a rod Obtrusivenass,
IL the urasshopper eat the stH OF eern there
will be no harvest. Irroligous principles in
childhood.
Ii YOU 90 into a field of Js1qdr-tict in au-
tllmn, when YOU come home YOUR clothes VIII
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beauty ~ an cncmy's land? You must In
deed be- a poet, whose home IL every where,
You arr right in your eouiccmres, Mr.
Bloomfield, or At least partially 80, and coH-
ci,,,ie also, that you are fdHtee--lnt ~ 20
the naternp cognomcn of poet, can scarce-
y claim Il, though Erea, admlrer of nAtnre
and see her "poetry divine" In oil her glori-
nils works
Harry said Mr. Bloomfield, I wonder II the
Lieut. has seen that posiicd being who gra-
ces the assembly this evening, Who Il she.
IIarry7 the cicfgyman's daughlcr or tl,o
young lady who Is yisitingin Col. s's family
Indeed, Mr. Bloomfield, ! cannot inform
you--,herc are many stanpeis here thi'rve-
ning-sucli an array Of beauty i unufual,--
hut Harry, you must know her, she led the
dance she is nm snPcl-the mast brilliant
satellite that ever adorned saloon and !
must have an introduction 10 her
Aha, said Harry, laughing aud looking very
do77EsIrv ut Hie"t. Al -ahall / tell -ycii.
iloom6cldy II the fair Geraldine 20 whom
the numcrous sonncts have been addressed
of iatc-thc 'Fowcr Of Manhattan" Have
YOU not seen them BloomG,Jd she j., YOU
must know the daughter Of Gen. G., who has
command Of the Eastern di,ision Of the Ar