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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-26
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In New York, july Goth, ~ cholcru iHfantuui,
Georgc, infant sou Of Charles ard Laura H. Fair
banks, aged 9 weeks.
At,he Centre village, Ia this town, NJ e,nsump-
ton, Willard J. Arlington, aged about n ycnr..
Thoughts suggested by the death Of Willard !.
Amngton. and dedicated 10 hs friondsi
This bright and beautiful earth Of our. u -hroud-
ell In mounhal silence. fit emblem Of your dark
ened hopes. You have drunk deep ~ the cup Of
affection Death has invaded your family circle
AMI Haksl- I,,..lat -slssai~.l ea4',-
paniun, fond fr'i,cr beloved snr, m ndatiunats
brother You have taken the last look. and have
followed his form, once buoyunt with bright hope,
g. W. last resting place. Ind have returned 10 Your
home but 10 feel ruorr rensibly your loneliness
Zach object forciby reminds Of the irreparahlc loss
You have sustained. And shall we counsel You 10
mourn not YOU may well weep. Tor icnrs Of.
bring relief ~ the surcharrcd heart. Rut let tho
conscionsness that he dwoIls In higher sphere sur
rounded hv noblrr attributes than earth affords.
test with the c0mpanionship o. dear ours zone be-
fore, assuHEo your grief In this removal Of your
dear friend view not Infinite wisdom ~ seeking to
wound affesh yopr bleeding hsaris. Porchance at
this moment together with the gloriGcd spirits II
The lovcd departed, ho l. lowering around your
paths, guarding well your Interest," Deaths wAvs
arr ha7f 1nr COMPREHENSION, SUIT permit HFE
the prop1ety OF regarding his early departure ~
but appetizer tic TO win from earth YOUR deep rooted
Ell affections. Yes weeping friends, bc 'comforied
by the reflection that YOU may som Join him IN a
land where disease md decay arc unknown, iis
young associates sympaihsc with YOU IN this be-
rcavcmcnt and realize that frum their society a
vnlucl friend has departed. From our ranks, We
feel that dend Is fast culling the nobest aud arost
One sleeps his last sleep In the far I,a still re-
membcred by tho friends OF his childhood. But
fcw weeks since band Of mourning friends as
semblcd TO perform tho last sad dutiesor allowed SON
brother aud friend. And today yet another hns been
borne to tho silent city. We may well inquii1 who
shall 80 next "".n.
July 10.
In HRvcrhil, y. H., thnst., Mrs Emily, wife
OIL. c. Woodbury., Esq, aged 81 years.
Al Oriuri July 18th, Of typhoid foyer, Mr. joseph
W. Patterson, agod a. years.
In this town, July 10, Gen. Richard W. Fenton,
aged so years
At Calais, July Il, Capt. Gideon whcelock, so
yoars ofagc, Of the first settlers ~ the, town.
and formerly from Charlcstown, Mass.
In Mindsor. -Inne Is, of cnnzu,npi iaa, EIsa-A.,
wife Of Lorenzo Billings, aged ~ wears.
Drowned, July H. NJ Norwich, in Connecticut
river, while bathing, Hubbard Nichols, aged 20.
In BrRttleboro, june IL, Of consumption, Con.
Jonathan Smith, aged 6s.
In Danville, July IT, OF consumption, Mr. limo
thy Harris, IT., aged so years.
In Danville July 6. Mrs Ann, wife of Mr. Robert
Peck aged 30 years and months. incorrect n
published last week.
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Valuable Mill Privileges and Land
FOR SALE.


TIME subscriber offers for sale "a O acres oi Land
II in the thriving town of Charleston, Orleans
County, Vermont, lying on both sides Of Seymour
River and extending from Seymour Lake 10 Echo
Pond. The mill privileges ars-af sufficient power
10 operate any kind Of Mills, and being fed by Sey-
rnour lake, enc ktvcTfs unfnug arm not lisblc n
freshets The county is thickly settled aud good
mills Of various Kinds are very much neodci. Two
good roads run through the lot, n small part Of
which 10 cleared, and the rest Is covered with vau-
able timber. Price, $780,
ALSO,
a lot Of $40 acres in tho =. F.. part Of Charles
ton on Mad River, joining the line OF Westmore.-
This lot has valuable water privileges, II heavily
timbcred and beautifully situated. Price, $500.
Those lots for farming purposes are equal n any
wild lands In Vermont, and viii soon have easy
cess 70 Railroad. Charleston j. well supplied with
schools and is rapidly Increasing in population and
wealth.
reasonable credit would be given for III" whole
purchase money ON satisfactory security. Those
wishing 10 sec the premises apply 10 G. Cum
mings, Eeq, mi Morgan aear the FIRST named lot
Apply by letter ~ otherwise to
ELISHA s. MINSOR,
fTETm6I - FroyidGRce. +, l.
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aBAs 20 the Presideney,We presume Yer
mont will 90 Tor the Wing candidate whoev-
tr he may BE-, from Satan downward
Hosfon Times.
You may we'll presume, Me- Times, that
Vermont will go for the Wing candidate for
the Presidency, but a. for voting for Satan
che taxi - leave 20 be excused, sha has 20 Of
ten cast her votes la opposition % his repre-
sentative on earth, that she certainly will not
now begin 10 vote for tile arch locoioco him
selE-EGgie.
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ny Telegraph 20 the Bos'on Alta.
Arrival of the America.
HALIFAX, Julv 20.

s.. HALIFAN, july ~.
The British mail steamer America, ariv-
ed At the dock At half past 9 o'cibok, T. NJ,
having LEFT Liverpool i2th inst
ENGLAND.
Ia the British Parliament, the defeats sus-
tanned by the Government on Tuesday, re
speeding The vote by ballot, and the annual
tax on Attorneys. have produced no practical
resulta. Nothing has occurred in either
ILouae, except the final passage, through the
Commons, OF the bill repeating the Window
tax, and the ignomi defeat, Wy a vote Of
ESQ to 10, on Mr. Ilume's renewed attempt 10
throw dust upon Sir james Brooke, the rajah
of SaTANat
Nearly $4,000 were taken At the exhibition
on the fifth
The annual. Scottish Fete took place In
London on the 10Th and nth, and was nu'
merously attended, despite the extreme un-
pleAsantness Of the weather
The banquet 90 the Queen At Guildhali,
London, passed OF most satisfactorily.
The Lord Mayor Is 20 be created Baro'
net 49,
Cardinal Wiseman was worstod In an &C
zion AT law la Jersey he 10 In London
Reports from ireland announce that the
potato disease lad feAppeared' The extent
Is only partial.
A grand fete was 10 have taken place on
the lith, on board the United States steam
ship Atlantic AFTER which there would be :
monster soiree at the Town Hall, Liverpool
Distinguished Americans are invited,
FRANCE
In France, M. DE Tocqueyillc has present
Cd 70 the Assembly the report Of the commit
tee on the revision Of the constitution, anc
the report il strongly In favor Of an ent'r'
revision, bat without any personal bearing
whatever Indeed IL 10 remarkable for singu
larry strict impArtihlity and candor. Report
are current that Gen. paraguay D'ilillieu
has resigned the office of COMMANDMENT
ChieFin Paris. General TAdiVicr u 70 pro
pose a motion for the election Of the Constt
uent Assembly by universal suffrage, shoul'
the revision be voted The debate on th'
report Of the revision committee takes plac'
on July l4th.
The Council OF State, by vote Of ~ n
Rainst o, have settled the responsibility Of
Executive power in conformity with The Con
rtitution, provision Of which renders it higl
treason COX tina Preaident Ia aubSert the Ahtl
article Of the Constitution,
Little news from Germany, except frcsl
reports OF arrangements concerted ht War
saw for the military dispositions in Germany
no as 10 suppress any revolutionary attempts
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DRsTRrcTIoN oP nArLRoND PRorEETY.
Portland, july lsh--This forenoon. about
900 feet OF the wharf Of the Atlantic and ST.
Lawrence Railroad Company, ess,. IS The alta
tion-house in this city gave way, carrying
with Il about II 90 tons railroad iron. and
thrrc car- loaded with pressed hny About
400 tons Of the iron belonged TO Wood, Black
4 Co. and tho remainder 10 the Androscog'
gin Railroad Co. The cars belonged 20 che
AndFoscoggsn and Kennebec Railroad. The
water whore the iron lies Is from eight 10 ten
feet deep at low tide.
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WILLIAM GoDDING'S ESTATE.
STAIE OF VERMONT

NALk.lissNtA
Al Prohuto Court holden Ht tho Probate Office IN
A. ID. l65k ~
GtARLoS GODDING, Administrator Of the Es-
~ tate OF William Godding late OF Burke In tn
OF administration against said Esiate for allowance
Whcruupori II /. ordered by said Court that sald
Administrator notify all persons interested in said
Estate, 10 appear at Probate Court to be holden az
LhA Probate nfica In Aald nnnYile on the I2th day
Of August, A. d. 1851, and object 10 the allowance
Of said account, " they see cause. by publishing
copy ofthe record OF thie order three weeks
tvety m tho Caledonian, newspaper printed at ST.
Aztec, THERON HOWARD. Judge
a tue eopv ~ rsco-d,
T7sus TEERnE HOWARD. .rnSF.
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RIOT AT SAco.---We learn from the Maine
Democrat Extra, that riot occurred at Saco
on Friday, growing out OF n violation Of the
liquor law. The witness in the case, named
Evans, was assaulted by one Tuttlo, a friend
OF the person prosecuted. An officer interior
ed, Ind a general row easued, but no heads
WERE broken, and no serious damage appears
TO have been done. Tuttle was rescued from
the officers who subsequently attempted to ar
rest him, but afterwards gave himself up
Several others were arrested for participat-
ing IN the disturbance. At the opening
OF the Police Court on Saturday morning,
futile and man named Lougee were report
ed non est John Woodsum and Israel Scam
mon we're held in the SUN OF ss0o each to an.
swsr Tor assaulting the pfhcers
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-26

Ss-rhe sold Liners" Of this County met
Ia Convention ia this town on Thursday, and,
As We hear, passed resolutions approving Of
the Baltimore or Cass platform, and no'hi-
mated Samuel Davis for County Judge, and
l., NJ, Gray, for Sheriff These nominations
are undeutOod 70 be In place ofMessrs. Jude
vine and Bartlett upon the Accommodation
IfokgtH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-26

GoLD fLArE WoRK ~ DENTisrRY.--Thoso who
are interested In the onward progress orthe mechNn
ical part Of dentistry will read the communication
from DR. Morton, In the journal or May ADD, With
much satisfaction. We recently examined speoi-
men Of the beautiful philosophical continuance 're-
fcred to, by which plate, fitted 10 the roof Of the
mouth actually sustained weight Of ten pounds, by
the pressure of tho atmosphere Ifitis an old prn-
cipc, II certainly Is very admirable ono, which in
this particular application eommeuds itsefat sight
If our operators would obviate the swRyng, sliding
movement which the tongue in an imperfect cast
ofhe region, gives to upper set artificial teeth
they would at be influenced by tho suggestions
contained in this article. DR. Morton deserves the
thanks Of practitioners and the public for this inn
provement in the practice ofdentistry-Bo Ned
zeal aai Surgical Josf1haL g."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-26

ALTERED CoUSrERFEIr BnLs.-Two
uitrrr-i NJ l-ssrtllf4r
Iowcll;onc was a one dollar bill on the Wor-
cester Bank, altered 10 $40; and the other
was n one dollar bill on the Mcrimac. Bank
Haycrhill, altered toa $40. The alterations
were so well made as Ia deceive. not only tho
hank teller, but two Exchange brokers, TO
whom they were submitted.
There are also in circulation, bills on the
Traders and the Mattapan Banks, which
have been altered from TO 20 and very nice
" done.
Counterfeit threcs, on the IIolyokc Bank
llolyokc, Mass, are in circulation. The en-
craving il coarse, and the hill can easily be
detected Besides there arc no genuine SIS
on this Bank,so that all bills Of this densmin-
alton, on the IIolyoke should be rejected
Boston Traveller.
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rg- The Rutland Union Wing I. quite con-
vinccd that Mr. Webster u the only man for
next President, and - especially cruel on
Gen, Scott, Of whose chances by'+pccial rev.
clntinn. that pApor appears- 10 hAra rncsirnl
most d'soouraeiBg impressions, !, IL so,ue
comiort,no doubt, to the friends Of the gallant
General, under the dspaaeing comments OF
the Union Wing, To reflect that he has alrca-
ny been recommended unanimously for the
Prosidency,hy immense Wing State Conyen-
tons in Pennsylvania and Obia the 2d and
sd States In the Union, ~ well A. IN Maine.
Michigan md Indiana. The NNiiir- of Nr--r
York, also.aro well understood 20 prcfor "Old
LuNpY's LANE" hasiv plate of soup and oil,
before all other candidates named. When
New York, Pennsylvania aud Ohio speak on
the interesting topic of the next Presidency,
IL is the part Of prudence, at least, 20
dress to the highland pay attention !''--Free
Press
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Caledonia District, IS.
Tho Hon. Probate Court for the District OF CHedo-
mia 10 all persons Interested Ia the Estate OF
Samuel French, late OF St Johnsbury, Ia aid
district, deceased intcstatc, GHEETINo.
M HEREAS, Josiah NJ. Miles, Of said ST. Johns
w bury Administrator dc Cu'Is Of the Is
tate Of said samuel French deceased, hath present.
Cd to said Court his petition In writing setting forth
the account Of tho debts against SAID Estate, and
tho amount Of charges of Administration, and hath
represented to said Court that the deceased diod
seized of Tavern Stand situated IN the Centre
Village in said st. Johusbury, called his homestead,
and further representing that II Is necessary 10 sell
the whole Of said real estate 10 enable him to pay
the debts and charges against said estate, he there
fore prnys snid Court % grant him license and Ru-
thorty a. seii tire whoe OF essid reRi ESTATE nj pTi
vute sale or public auction, for the purpose aiore-
said-Therciore IL Is ordered by the Court that all
persons interested be notified TO appear Mt session
Of said Probate Court 10 be held at the Probate Of
fee in Dnnville in said district, the 4th dnv OF
August, A. ID. 1851, that they lay give bonds for
the Payment Of said debts and charges OF Admins
tration, or show cause why license and authority
should not be granted reqpcstedi for which pur-
pose IL Il further ordered that copy Of tho record
Of this order be published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
in the Caedonan, anewspaper printed at st. Johns
dury, In this State, all which publications shall be
previous to the said time appointed for said hearing.
THERON HOWARD, Judge,
A true copy Of Record,
Attest, THERON HOWARD, Judge.
Dauville July 2, 1851. T2sws
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THE MARKETS.
HEIanToNMARkEr. Jnl. U

INTUITION MARKET July w.
A. market 500 beaf cattle, no st1rasi z pairs
wOrilng oxen, 20 COWS and calves, 5000 sheep and
lambs zlQ Swine,
rHiCEs. besf Catils-EHtn SOL ist quality 81
81 quality, tbabi % do. tail.
htnres-no salns,
Working DAen--s7b, f0afh,--dull,
Cows and oAlves-si6 ~, 81, 86a9b.
sheep and Lambs-sil, aaa.
hwine-hpnng fig, O. Pat Hog o. A. retail
eia7lc.
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NOTICE.

hOIiCE.-Ihs Caledonia Association viii hold
its'nsHt nesting ~ the house of Rev, D. Lcapenterr
10 Lihlainui n, ~ mo second tuesday, u2if
day " AuH, at ~ o'C0rk, ~.
T. H GuKNEY, Scribe of Association.
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CAlnnDGR CATTLE MARKET-Iuly q.

NHWHNIUWF VI IIE WHNhE "7INII 30
~ market bed oattie-abOut 900 heeyesi and
100 stnfes, consisting ~ working oxen, C1ws and
alves, and and 3 years old
pHi0Es-Aiarl si-Es ~, hAef s6i So qaslty q
zd quality on 81 quality ofd q
haUullng Cattle, No sHln-.
Hides 81 GWL Iallow Oh,
Veal talFas-tA, bnT
htDres-WDrking OKcn-sY0, hbai0o,
Cows nnd ualYas-S10, 10 "a a 90,
fcnHmgs--h0un
Two years old--Sib, "a ~.
Three years old.--e2O,g7 a 40,
Sheep aud lsmhs--20f6 al market, rnou'-kE
tn 4, sac ~ VT 81, ala8.
hWno-heiAli bIH6lc.
NaHibsr frpm safA siaist
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az SO, MY WHAT HANDsOME

~ SD, MY WHAT Handsome
TEETH do rsfl EIB TOW y5u Keep rIenI so
whiteI" Why, use that beautiful 76olt Paste pre-
pared by r. Kilbourno & Son II Is the best thing
in all tho world for keeping the gums healthy.
BHKATu SWEET, and teeth beautifully white, YOU
go and get box oft, Rnd II you don't say II Ia the
Gerry best thing you deer used your teeth he won I
charge you cent for II. =.
Any ono In want Of nm article Of tooth paste or
powder that will keep the teeth white without min.
~ to the enamel the gums healthy, and what q no
spdH Item the breath sweet and pure, (except those
with guilty. Completeness tsar md Il Mt our ufff-e
Inns is no catch penny ar,ieie, ler it Is prepared
r. S. We have also for sale few tooth brusheSo Of
the right kind, which were seleoted Cor the teeth
not 10 make money on.
r. RILBoCaNF & SON. pen,is...
81 Tohrtti.r- ~ Tfp,f 70
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INDIAN TREATiEs- From Washing
ington we learn that the Indian Bureau has
received information that the Oregon Com
missioncrs, Mcssrs Gaines, Skinner, and Al
len, hcve concluded treaties with four Indian
tribes, by which large cessions Of land have
been obtained on favorable'terms.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-07-26

CT Alexander Rutherford. n promising
young American painter died recently of
consumption at London. lIc was sent out to
Paris about year since by the International
Art Union, to study his profession and regain
his health. Some of his pictures are master
ly performances. lie was native of Yer
-monh and only twenty years Of aae.-----------
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81 Charles w. Child, Of Portland, has
been committed to the County Jail for thirty
days, for having in his possession ardent spir-
its contrary to law. and refusing to pay a fine.
The liquor was ordered 70 be DESTROYED.
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CEDAR POSTS.

1OOCedar Po.s for Sale Inquire at this OF
%OO fee
July II, 1881.
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,st a4+A Slice Stock .ai,.ATiay
quality. Ladies and Gentlemen oil the Town aud
Country please give cali and get the fo6hdtfioH
OF Society. BENJAMIN gibson.
81. Iolnabmry, Anrl 81, 1881. 7lItf
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NOTICE 3.
Great Wages +!

~ s. wOOtsON & SON, vln give faasissf
~. ,ayAsaasai ~ 25 TAInHEsa GiHl.., at ti,sir
shop. iirlet0n, July 1861, T2fH
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Wool RAIsNa.-Mr Curtis Moses, of
Marcellus, submits TO the onondaga On "
Standard a statement Of the product of his
wool clip, consisting of fifly-eight Spanish
merino Sheep; aggregate weight, Sl4 pounds;
Average per fleece, pounds and ounces,
was sold 10 Syracuse at ~ cents per pound (;
whole amounted to 81 80; average amount per
fleece no, far from 81, 80
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OREGoN.-.The election for a delegate to
Congress and territorial officers took place
on the I'd As far as heard from, the returns
indicated that General Joseph Lane was I'M
doubtedly elected the Congressional delegate.
TENNEssKE.-Tho Nashville True Wing
of the 10th, says that it confidently antici-
pates the election of Gen. Campbell, the
Wing candidate for Governor of Tennessee,
by a handsome majority, in August, and also
the election of Wing majority ia both
branches Of the Legislature.
GU The South Carolina disunionistS Ate
denouncing the city of Charleston, because it
found that the judgment and feelings of that
city are against them AT late public dis
cussion in Clinton, S. c., Mr. Edward Belln-
ger said that il Charleston should stand in
the way of secession, ait would be better TO
make SECOND Moscow OF TIC city. TITO
Charleston News says, two-thirds Of the pco-
pie of South Carolina are opposed TO the dis
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-26

betrothed Of my youth! Pardon me, madam,
if have forgotten rnyself-pardon me, Ida, if
have been too abrupt"
"Oh. Eberhard" sud Ida. rising, "how is
this? But take of all this fnery first, which
is not real--thcse wings and this crown let me
not find anything unreal at this moment. And
you, Eberhard how can you be the Herr Won
Hoffman ?"
He explained it in few words. "And voc s~
said he; "you ore called Ida Goe;zenberge.-
how is that?'
"Nobody calls no so but you" she replied,
smiling. !" am Ida Schmidt"
But understood" said hs, "tha, my Ida
lived with Msdamc Bernhard.'
my maiden name was Bernhard" said tho
old lady, who now understood it ali, Tor she
knew the history of Ida's early love; my
nephew il was wbo married Tda's sister. am
not aunt to Ida, but only great-aunt TO Sanchez,
but they are both my children. Ida is dear to
ne ns daughter. she has been doughter to
mel" and the blind eyes Of the dear Id lady
shed tears.
The Professor told the history Of Ills many
fruitless journeys in search Of her who wns SO
ne to him after all. In while they ali laugh
ed together.
ogether they walked to the yet brilliant
Christmas tree they looked at the various
presents he took up the new purse and Com.
pared it with the old one. Ida saw how her
present given 80 many years ago, had been
treasured. The children sat one on each Of
the professors knees, and he told Sanchen that
he should like to be her uncle, and he told Lins
that he hoped aunt Ida would be her mother
The old lady Sat by and smiled, for she saw it
all, although not with the outward sight; and
she blessed God that he had given 50 much
happiness to those who were so dear to her.
The Professor ate his sausage and salad with
Frau Goetzenberger that night, and so he did
every night until early in May, when, having
made his own habitltion very neat and cheer.
ful. arranged all HE books by the helpof poor
student, whom he pGid handsomely, and fur
nishcd, in beautiful style, several new rooms,
Ida became his wife; and Frau Goetzenberger
md little Sanchen, and old Barbet moved across
the University garden, and took up their nbod.
with their new relative, in the great old house
with the grinning face over the gateway.
That same summer an operation was per
formed on the eyes of Frau Goetzenberger by a
famous ccullst, friend Of the Professor, aud
she fully regained her sight; and in the au.
tumn they all spent the holidays on little Linus
splendid property in the beautiful Saxon Swift
erland, the Professor, at the request Of Ida,
having secured II to his little daughter, in right
Of her deceased mother. retaining only for hlIn'
self It's income during her minority.
Such is the history Of the wond .rful occur
rcnces on Frau Goetzenberger's last Christaas
Eve.ALadies' Companion.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-26

1J-"l remember" says the celebrated Wes-
lev, hearing my father say TO my no'her,
" How rou!5 you have the patience 10 tel that
blockhead Inc ssme Thing twenty times over9"
/" Why" said she, ~ lad told him but nine
teen times, should have ioei sll my lsbo'."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-09-26

A SUFFICIENT Excrsr.-A gen,lsosin
having lately been called on TO subscribe 10 a
course Of lectures, declined. "because,~ said
he, "my wife gives me lecture every night
for nothing"