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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
NEWS FROM THE MOUNTAINS

In Andover, Weston, Londonderry and
thereabouts, there is "a very plentiful lack"
OF food for cattle. The grass crop was very
short by reason of the drought, and the grass
hoppers. AS numerous and almost as dcstruc
tive as the locusts of Egypt, devoured not
only great deal of grass. but also of oats,
and even OF corn. Oats will not average
more than half the usual crop, on account
mainly of their ravagcs. Many fields were
harvested while yet green, to save as much
as possible. In consequence of the scarcity
OF food, great panic exists among the far
mcrs, and cattle are sold at ruinously low
rates. More than four hundred head have
been sold and driven away within three
weeks. Calves have been sold at from sixty
seven cents to dollar, yearlngs at from
three to five dollars, and cows from six to ten
dollars. One man sold Is yearlings and
pair OF SIX year old oxen, all in good condi-
ton, for Sllo. In many cases payment has
been received not in cash, but in pcdlcrs'
goods at full prices.-Branleboro Eagle, Sept
2Oh
FATAL ACCIDENT AT CARMrr..-Ycstcr-
day, (20th) Mr. Daniel Pike of Carmel
aged 80 years, was killed under the following
circumstances: Hc was engaged in taking
out stumps in his field, and for this purpose
used long lever, which was put upright
against the stump, and secured around the
top OF the stump by chain. A warp was
then made fast to the top of the lever, and
attached to yoke of oxen. While the team
was pulling in this manner upon the lever,
MIR Pike standing behind the stump, the warp
broke, and the lever flew back with terrible
rebound, striking him upon the head, and
killing him Observation-Disclosures Mercury, .du-
gust 81.
Mr. Pike was formerly of Concord, this
State.
eB Travellers say that the West is all
alive with enthusiasm for Scott, while Pierce
is "cold sucker" there.
CHILD kILLED-Cordelia F.. Thomas. a
little girl about five years old, daughter of
MIR f. b. Thomas I'd, of Hardwick. was
thrown from wagon, and instantly killed.
on Wednesday last. She was returning
-''-'O "i'h hSi IolhCI uc StepDeU from the
wagon to adjust plank which was up, in
bridge they had to pass, leaving his little
daughter in the wagon. She was seen to
rise Immediately after her father got out,
take the reins and strike the horse, which
started off at once at rapid pace, apparent
ly much frightened The sad result is told
above.-CA. Messenger.
"a John Wentworth of Chicago, familiar
ly known as "Long John" has been nomina
ted ny the Democrats of his District as can
didate for Congress.
eV A collision occurred on Wednesday
afternoon, on the Erie Railroad, between
Dnnkirk and Hornesvie n. Y, between
the passenger train from New York anda
'rlesht train. -Four passengers and one brake
man were instantly killed and about thirty
wounded, four it is feared fatally.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
20 GOOD AGENTS WAyTen-

l" canvass for The sale of Harng> full length
r"r'ra, "f Daniel Webster COPIED from 'he last
painting and bc>, likeness vet published. Printed
snd published by 4. Andrews. lI6 Washington I -.
BOSTON. Those wanting good Agency will please
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
CODMAN'S DENTAL DEPOT.

~ fremont Row, Eo>ton. pcntiS.>' GOLD fol and
plate furnaces. AMI every material for ma king min
rr;l teeth. thrvali"r> celebrated instruments.
Mineral Teeth. The largest assortment in New
England. at the lowest cash prices.
Il. $. GOODMAN. Pronrietor
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HARD AND SOFT coat.

Patent PaCe.i and Headed Account Bu,k Nanuf,c-
urer> AMI dealers in stationery Of all descriptions
81 State St. Boston.
T. Orders from port al This country m |
Canada. PROMPTLY attended Ia.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
SIMPSONS PRIZE MEDAL.
IONIC GOLD PENS Il PROTECTION

Ii'LDEKs. Tr Sal" af I'tnl L"rlns Z Coz. T. tiroOm
Cos. G. X. Dnrnc'>. J. Marsh K Co.'S NJ y
Mhipple>. :. T. Cro>bv'> AMI At Mc>>r. Kinds &
Sm"nds' Gold Pen Factory.
81 Washington -. Eo>ton
\ liberal discount to the Trade
\. Il. The inventor Of The above beautiful rcn,
AMI Holders. has al" received silver medal. nr the
'",f Mercantile" and Ornamental Penman>hip axe
cutcd with the above r:rmed Gold Pens
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Boots & Shoes,

Are now receiving from their own manul,ctorv
large variety of prime 9"
RETAILING BOOTS & SHOES
which they would offer to the Country Trade h,. tho
cash. p''''> WI
Also the regular Agents ior Frank Milcr's oath
or freservative. Store No. : 60 Central street
BOSTON, Mass
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CORBETT'S SHAKER Covror-yn

syrup of Sarsaparilla. and Browns Shaker
Fluid Extract Of English Nnlerian. and Deans Rim
matte Fills. For sale hv MAYNARD & Moves.
No II. Merchants Row Boston,
sol" agents for the nri STATES and Canalas Also
by all the principal wholesale druggists in the CITIES
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
ROXBURY RUBBER WARE Rooms.

Of Washington ST., Boston. Mass.
The subscriber socits call from all who are in
want of Rubber Goods. The Goods of this c.tab-
lishment are all manufactured under GOODYEAR >
Patent. and warranted not to he affected hv heat
cold. Amongst the great variety are-Coats.
Capes. Pants. Caps. Air Beds and Pillows, Life.
Prc.ervcrs. Horse Covers Nursery Shcctinc. Car
ra@r Cloths, Rubber Gloves and Mittens, Surgical
Articles. Travelling Bags Rubber Boots and Shoe.
VI. LEIGHTON. - Washington Street. Boston. NJ
SAMUEL ENIMES & co.
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
FURS, and Wholesale Dealers in Hats. Furs. Hat
tiers Plush and Trimmings. No. 10 Elm St, Boston
FURS! FURS! FURS!!! WM. DArIIxGrE.
No 9 Hanover Street, Boston.
Offers great inducements to purchasers of fancy
FURS, at wholesale or retail. having very large
stock of beautiful goods. which he offer. at lower
prices than any other dealer.
MELLEN & CO,
Importers and wholesale dealers in
Crockery. China, Glass Ware,
and Paper Hangings,
Nos Is and 90 Merchants Row. r. ..on.
BOSTON l. tYELSE'I PAPER CO.ik
pany, manufacturers and denl'rs IN
Paper Hangings
No. Union Block 81 4 So Union st.. Boston,
MEKRIAM& PALMER, Proprictors.
GREAT BARGAIN.
For sale-a stand and stock Of paper hansngs.&c
requiring from $4,000 to $4,000 cash capital. Ad
dress 222l. Boston Post Office with real signature
Premium Trusses.
At $3.50 cacf-also ladies' gents. and childrrn>
shoulder braces, at Sl.25 per pair: Lacel and pat
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
CLOCkSi. CInckSll
ROBERT ANDREWS.
Engraver and Plate Printer,

lie Washington Al. BOSTON.
Diplomas, Portraits. Mar-. Copies. Labels. I'll
Heads. &c. printed in the best manner. Marriage
Visiting and Business Cards neatly engraved an
printed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
lELODEONS, CHURCH ANDPARIOR
SERAPHlNES.

SERAPHlNES.
=, GEORGE J.. REED 4 G." most respectfully inform
'he public that they the sole agents of Boston
ana New England. for the sale of Gro 4. PEISfr&
Cos CELKEEATED
MELODEONS AND SERAPUINES
=, IL Is now universally acknowledged that these are
me oe,I Instruments of the kind made in this coun.
try, The many improvements Mr. Prince has n,,de
on 'he original "Cahart'S Patent" which he uses
render them so much superior To wha, this ms,ru.
mrnt has hitherto hrrn, ha; the N1elodcon and Ser
aphinc are now fast becoming the most popular mu
seal instruments of the day. The d>acrecable tone
formerly found in them now gives place to clear.
pure round tone similar to that of the ..Flute Stop.
III .ne "fSan: Every musical family should have
one OF these instruments; and especially where Sa
creh Music Is taught or practiccd will it be found
Invaluable. = Beware of limitations.
REPRESENTATION Style from So +" So. Piano
NY" ,rraphh'. an elegant article of parlor furn-
'"fe' sl'v; GEO. =. REED& co.
No. Il fremont Row, Boston.
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Pianos and MfIodeonS to Let,
OLIVER DITSON, MUSIC DEALE

OLIN FIX UIISDN, MI SIC DEALER,
ll5 Washington ST., Boston,
Has good variety of Piano ForteS Meoleons. Ser
aPhnes and Reed Organs to let for city or country,
on low terms If. within one year from hiring. the
party should conclude to purchase the instrument.
no charge will be made for rent oi it, except the i'll
tere,t ~ 4. a!iiC.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
F. B. CAGES
Skylight Daguerrean
GALLERY,

'INiiE .n' >criirr having opened a >kvI;rli. II
Cl;''-r'n q .crv three. ,n,rs >"ufli 81! TIE \
l"in>hurv House. w"ul respectfully a,,null,l,..
IN" lnhah'ant> al 81. .I"lli>burv and rr;r;,harir
town. Tia. he VIII l." happy :" wait all who lii:
wish for c'rrcC; k"mrs "i Themselves or friend
Having pr"cu-cl nj the latest Improvement, -,
the Art. he i n"w able. hv Il new arran.rr,nrn, 81
light and the n~r of new material> I" produce ~
lures ui a most
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Hardware & Metals.
SAMUEL NAY e. CO.,

No. Broad It. corner "f Stat, 81 Boston
lin Plate, Shect-lroA. Wire, link. Sheet
Brass, Copper. Lead. Block Tin. Cas,>ie.l in all
shapes and size: .invils vise>. Files. R;,>,. En-
cry. Smiths Bellows Force and Shear. Nit, ami
washers. Chain. Rivcts Bolts. &c Sc.
STCBs's Tools, FILES, AND Steel.
Brass, Copper. Timed and steel wire Coml,-platc.
Card cleaners and Tentcr hooks :. VI. K Co. are
agents for the salc of IINNERS' MACHINES and tool,
ofimpr"ved quality. also Heads Improved Punch
press for punching light iron, tin copper hoops &C.
Sheet iron and Tin plate. in bond for trails ortati"m
to Canada and the British Pr, vincrs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25

STOCK, and Apparatus of every description.
Wholesale 4 retail hv IuHN SAwYIE 4 Co.
No. l23 Washington st.. Boston.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
MAST RI & SILSBEE. Sucrc>~or, to CLa-
Daguerreotype Rooms.
DAGUERREOTYPE

No. 299 Washington st. Boston.
=; "nr Rooms are mp Int one flight Of stair (
arS the most extensive in the world
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
TO RAkERS

The Subscribers. Marhni>t- and manufacturers
of Critrhcr>nn'> Cracker Machines with their late
improvements. would call the attention Of Bakers to
Their manuiactorv. - liavrrhill -. (Ip stairs }
'''>t"h- ELLIOT Il SH,TTrCK-
SEGAR DIVAN. 0zI,s G,rIrrr,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in. and impor-
ter of Sr"ars. Tobacco. Snuff, Is Brattle sur.
under Central lI"u-. R",ton
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
LONDON FAIR
PATENT AMERICAN ACTION-PIANO.

Ep>TnN Ava. H. 1881
The under. grr who were uf;icialir T-,,.,ai,.l
with fhr ''rrat E-'ri i, lr'f'::i are h:lr,pv to
hear Testimony /" tin r"ii,ii,,ariiIs bestowed .,n
IN" instrument manufactured iv nllr town>ll.n Mr.
'"r-r ii"ws. hv -"rtc'n"n caIcl. i lpI,rr-ia-in:-
both iii" ton" Of Piano. veil ~ it, external fin
l-h AMI "l"-clnrr of workmanship. Th, unri-aI,.l
pianist IHAEEE' viii" w,- on the musical ir,r,-
pronounced II one al th" sweetest - p"l M r'a,1
PERFECT tone I instruments IN the "xh;!.;li,a.
Erw irp RIDDLE. l'ui'.-l STATES Commissioner
{" the London Exhibition uf ISL
J. Y 6 SMITH NJ l.. 80 Washington -tr.-,.'
HENRY TOEMtN. L.; WaShin.-fo,, y r....
Directly "nr'-'" tir. oil Snn-h Church, eD>TDN
Publisher of Music.
lmu":.'r- AMI Manufacturers "f Nj >lClI.IN
SIEt MfNTS and Mu>:c.ll Merchandise. -: ever
description.
Rcd Organs. Srra:,!iinr~ :InI r"ral. N-'.lr.a,-
I" one. IVY" ami three al leeds Tor Parl,,r 90,
Fiurrh. irrm the hr-t manufacturers in the conn
Try may alwav- Ice found a. above
.'r>r PrEII>rIEp: Tie Union GIre Book. Pr:cr
-! p"r dozen.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
IMPORTANT TO GEyTIcuE>

II Won want u good Article Of Cnthnr have II
made nj '.e" y. Nichols establishment. a6 Wash
ih"'"h g. hnst"n. where cash customers 10 not have
I" pay extra IN offset bud debts Try him once x
see If il is truc
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
BOSTON SAFE MANDATORY.

In" Subscriber is now prepared to make to order
any size of FLEE PROOF SAFES at the shortest u,
"an't warranted Ia give satisfaction both in work
man'lip and price" He has hail more than ten wears
experience A. Il practical Safe maker and feel, con
fd"nt that h" = making good an article As any
other Manufacturer and as cheap rs the cheapest
PERSONS IN III" country wishing the inside case ar
ranged differently from our regular STYLE can have
made I" shit their fancy by torwarinca drawing
{" the same, and when finished, forwarded forthwith
with city reference. Constantly on hand good as
sortmcnt-whirh cannot fail to establish a rcputa-
t'"n for my work. Any communication cheerfullv
answered. R. kERSHAW
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
JONES Il FARLEY 1T
j. \. WIIIPPLE.
Daguerrean Artist.

% Washington -. Boston received III, hi.,hr-, lore
Iniiin " the la-f Mechanics Fair Rns.nn.
Mr W. al-o received pre- medal 1T IN, Wnrlr.
Fair
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
McGTLVRY, WYMAy E. co.

Slcce-S"rs I" Jewctt, Mct;ivrv and Coz Import
'rS and wholesale dealers in English. French, Swiss
and American Dry Goods Carpets. Mattipr.
81 ,uI ~ W.,.r s,roo. I.
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Premium Trusses.

At $3.50 cach-aso ladies' gents. and children,
shoulder braces, at Sl.25 per pair: Lacel and pat
cnt draw-on stockings. abdominal supports &c.&c
james Miller & Co. =; & 3 T'romiiel It. Ro>ton "
JAMES B. MACOMBER & CO..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25

eB Travellers say that the West is all
alive with enthusiasm for Scott, while Pierce
is "cOld sucker" there.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
LIGHT. LIGHTLY! LIGuT,u

Solar, Camphenc and Fluid Lamps. & Chan
dctrs OF every description, together with Camnbero
ana Turning Fluid manufactured and sold chcnn fnr
cash at the Eusf"n Lamp Depot. No 10 Washington
81. SMITH & FARRELL.
II. ii. SPAULDINt:,
successor TO- and manufacturer of II. Porter. nat.
EN- u, turning Fluid. Also superior Camphcne and
Alcohol. Nos. S and Q fremont BOW
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Under the Circumstances

Boots and Shoes will be sold low for cash or short
credit. IRA RRAINERD.
St. Johnsbury Sept %, 1852. 7slwl4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-09-25
DALTON & INGERSOLL.
GENERAL HARD MARE he .IERS
CHAPLIN & TOLMAN.
Manufacturers and dealers in every description of
Plain L Painted Wooden Ware.

Also willow ware. hroomS. brushes. hasket,. mats
c"rdacr, &c, &c No. IS Union -. near IInvmarh.r
Square. BOSTON, y T. Orders promptly attended
l." ani .""i> par""d With care, aud linn cd "r i,
~ CIrd a. the lic.eut IIcr,.;-
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SPRAGCE. SOULE & CO.. Dcaler,in

Plaster & Grindstones,
No. L Wharf, Boston.
BOOTS SHOES Il RUBBERS,
{. i. FLINT. No. II Central st. Boston. Manufactn-
rer and Dealer in Boots Shoes and Ruhbcrs. Shoe
Stocks and Findings of the hest qualities.
GEORGE PACKER,
Manufacturer of MOROCCO, KID LIN
lNGS and BINDINGS, No. IL Blackstone
Street, up stairs, Boston.
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CHURCH ORGANS,

CHURCH ORGANS,
Manufactured and for sale by WI. b. ID. SIMMONS
g. Co.. No. 40 Causewav ST.. Boston.
At Lowest Prices for Superior Instruments
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TO SPORTSMEN.

'NhtS EATON. No ~ Washington ST. Boston, now
oilers for sale the largest and best assortment of
Dor HIE AND SINGLE GUNS. OF his own Importation
ever offered in New England His stock aso com
Pr'>eS every article necessary for the complete omti
"f the sportsman angler. Colts rcvoIvcr> all size
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STINSON 4 CO., SHIP BROKERS AND
Commission Merchants.

NO D Long " Tlarf, B0stOn.
Particular attention paid to purchasing and SELL
ing Vessels, procuring Frcights Insurance &c. Also
to the sales Of Lumber and Hav.
5. G.. STINSON r. H. HASKELL
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Salamander Safes,

MD SrEFI LINED CHESTS Manufactured bv DEMO
X Roberts. corner Cau>cwav and Friend SIS RoSton
Al>omanniacturcr' ofCritrhrrSon's ImprovcdBread
Machine. for making ship bread, hard & soft crack
prS sugar and soda biscuit
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-07-06
Gen. Scott before the NOmi-
nation.

The following extract from letter
publish in the New York Herald, is no
doubt to be recived, with some grains
of allowance, but it certainly has some
uorisembiance about il;
General Scott freely expressed his in.
dignation at the presumption aud impn-
drnce of Mr.. Fillmore in continuing to
stand IN his way, when ;be wishes of the
whig party have been so unmistakably ex.
pressedsin the appointment OF delegates to
the Baltimore Wing Convention.
Ii is said that at a late dinner party,
General Scott made no secret of his opihi>
ons on this point. A friend Of the admins.
tration present, disposed to conciIiatiou, or
at least temporary amislice, took oeea'
sion to say that MIR. Fillmore had no parti-
cular desire for the Presidency, aud no un.
kind feeling towards General Scott what.
ever 'Oh. no replied the General. MIR
Fillmore OF course does not care for the
presIdency--we all know that. But why,
in the name of God, sir. does he continue
TO stand in my way, when he knows as
well as you know, that | ann the choice OF
the nineteen twentieths OF the whig party?
why General, his Southern friends insist
on it. They do not like the friendly terms
on which you stand towards Governor
Seward God d---m Seward uhe Gen.
eral will swear on pinch) What have
| to do with Seward--a mere subaltern OF
the wing party, mere bugaboo? But
does any man think am going to be fool
enough TO throw away the whig llee.soil
voters for nothing' No, air. And if Mr..
Fillmore wishes 10 show his good will to-.
wards ine and the whig party, let him re.
sign. lie stands how in bad position,
aud the faction at his back are doing all
they can to crush me. aud he knows it,
On being informed of the democratic
nomination of Pierce, General Scott is res
ported to have said--'Wel, am sorry for
it; | have lost vote, for fully expected
Pierce to support me in this election. F"
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ities when the arse. Now You have per
United yours to slip by. This is unfortnn-
ate. to be sure; bus what is 10 be done
A maiden of your age finds husband with
difficulty. Ii is not so with young widow,
Henceforth you are no more Mademoiselle
Henrietta u, but Madame O., your
husband, who lived only three months alter
your union, was an officer, who died from
fall from his horse while hunting, He
has no children"
"But my dear uncle. -
Leave it all to me; aud let us pur.
chase the necessary dresses and marriage
gifts which your husband would have given
you. See Madame O.. here is your
marriage ring. Recollect now, you are to
put on a mourning figure aud serious
air."
Arrived at Marseilles, the young widow
produced a great sensation in the social cir
Gle in which she was presented. The great
question among the young men now was
who should obtain the hand OF Madame
O.. Many proposed, aud one of them
was at last accepted.
The evening before The marriage the un-
Gle took his future Dephew aside and said,
" my dear sir, we have deceived you "
"llow " cxclaimed the young mau; Gam
| not then loved, "Oh, far from II y
Have yon deceived me, then, in respect TO
her fortune "On the contrary, she is rich.
CT than / told you.' What is it then
H"A'as, little pleasantly we had one foolish
day--my neicc is not widow" What is
Mousier O., still living :" 81 know
not how That may be, but my niece rs still
maiden" AT these words the future ne.
phcw hastened to protest that far from being
an obstacle, this news served only to III
crease his desire for the Gnliilment Of the
marriage. The Union was not delayed
A trip through Italy was taken as ihef we'd
ding tour before The happy couple returned
again to the paternal roof.
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g A young lady in the neighborhood
of E., found herself, some seven or
eight years since, arrived at a proper
age 70 marry, and as she was both rich
and beautiful. she did not want for
ssuitors. But Henrietta was as little
bike the lnarriageabe girl told of by
the good Lafontaine. She was some-
Ewhat difficult in her tastes. and found
q one too tall, an other TO short, this one
teo thin, and that one too fat, with in
Aumerable other deficiencies just as
objectionable as these. Those she had
rejected, mortified at their want of sucs
: cess. deferred Others who might have
wished to Try their luck with the ysuwg
lady. SO that at last she found hefseIi
almost dssertod and fc-ced to the ek-
Eremdty or setting her cap. a. y =
called for a husband, Several years
wero thus passed, when one day an iin-
=. Gle, who was well acquainted with The
subject. and to whom the trosbles Of
henrietta had been told, undertook 70
get her married. Being supplied with
money and fnll power ID the premises
aN he taak hisnicc % the south Of France
and while on the way held wtth he'
this little discourse s van
My dear neice. the great point OF sue
cess in this world IS to seize the oppoTtun
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y
Democratic RaiIying song.
Tane7-~ t'A srsaaxuh,H dc.


- Tane--" on Snsaami.n dc.
Fling forth our banner gallantly, tses
And let the people sing,
Harrah kcy old deluocracy, fea
Harrah for Pierce and King. t#f
Come brave locos--
t., Gallant men and true
= .',ts The wings we f'otkM in forty four
'st sf WeIFPte1te i'll lifty-two.
Or Pierce was bred where granite towers
Aioft Ger stream and glen;
Our King amidst the orange bowers.
And boil, are noble men.
fsa4 Come brave ocos, aa -
- Gallant men aud true,
P The wi,igs we Potkd in forty-iour,
" sffa Y We'll Pierre in fifIy-,wo. 's
Responsive % hiscouat,y's call
With heart iodo aud dare.
Pierce stood III Freedoms Council Hall, g
.488 The noblest spirit there. M saa
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La Gallant men anduue.
Tho wings we Polkd ia forty-four,
Well Pierre in iify.two.
Ills Heart Is true aud always ilSht,
His blood has freely sealed,
Oae country's cause in many fight,
~ - On freedoms battle fed.
eaff0Ff "a Come brave locos,
% Gallant men aud true.
~ ~ The wings we Polk'd IN torty-four,
NJ Wen Pierce in iifty:wo.
Upon his proud distinguished name,
- There's no blot or bann; -
lie never won the blue light fame
or princely federal Dam,
Come brave locos,
we - Gallant men and tue,
e# The wings we Poikd i'll forty-ioar,
Wen Pierce III tfty-two.
A Janus face he will not wear
HIS prospects to enhance,
Nor fill the Presidential Chair.
Bv some windfal of chance.
fagsH 81 a Come brave locos.
fs& ~ - - Gallant men aud true,
asir The wings we Potk'd in forty-four,
Q yi e d Well Pierce in fifty-two.
.asa No phantom hasty plate OF soup
3l Will e'er to him appear;
Nor Will he dread the scorching swoop,
suas.a OF q fire in the rear
Come brave locos.
Gallant men and true,
The whigswe POlkd in forty-ionr
Sc saa ID w Well Pierce IN fifty-two.