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Procure pamphlet Of regular agent and read the
testimony of Of the respectable citizens in
the United Sses in favor Of the Pain Killer, has
only 10 be known to be appreciated.
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MOLINE CEyTffEDFsAFr Pillow

l.TiiE subscriber, successor Of DFrRE, TATE &
J. GooLn, is prepared to furnish all who may.
see fit TO favor him with their orders, on reason.
able notice, and at rates to suit the times.
shall keep constantly en- hand, for sale, an
assortment OF every variety Of oae, and two
horse Plows.
All sizes of Breakers,
Also superior article OF Seed Drill.
As my Plows &c. are warranted to be as rep
resented, | would respectfully ask Farmers and
othersto give me acall before purchasing else
where. JOHN DEERE,
(rJ-Banner copy.
Moline, H., Feb. Goth, 1852 25tr
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October I'd, 1851.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-02-21

algar and the Nile, nations held their breath.
As each Gun,
from It's adamantino lips
Spread death sha1e around the sh;ps,
Like the hurricanes eclipse
Of the sur.
But OF all the wonders appertaining to the
ocean, the greatest perhaps, in its transform
INC power On man. 1t unravels and wcavcs
anew the web of his moral and social being.
II invests him with feelings, associations, ard
ha'i'> 70 which he has been an entire stran-
ger. 1t breaks rp the sealed fountains of his
nature. and Fits his sonl into TEXTURES promi
nPnt as tho cli'T< wh;c!, beetle over is snr,-o
Onrc the adopted child Of the o"ran. he
can never hrim4 lr~k lis entire svmoa.',ns
70 tn" land. He will still move in his dreams
o"cr that waste Of waters. still hornd in ex-
uta'lon and triumph through is foaning hil-
lows. All the other realities Of life. will be
comPara'i,cl Y tame, and he will siu'r for the
to>>n" elements. as the racrd earle for the
roar and arrowy sights of his mountain cata.
r1CtS.
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oply rs ii she were worthy OF the honor
I'm Indignation meeting was at length cali
ed, over which Mrs Young presided. DR.
Lee, by particular request was present,
lie heard from the company the whole histo-
~ OF Lizzie; how she elcpcd with strange
gentleman, who probably lett her to starye
in Boston, but Mrs Young took compassion
apon her, and Mrs Spraguc afterwards too!.
her for chamber-girl. Now. DR.. Lee
what are your motives in introducing the SER
want 1iri into genteel society," Z" inquired Mrs
Young.
My motives, niy intentions, Why in
tend 10 marry the air. 10 be sure VIA, do
Yyon suppose lrnean ~
Consulting his watch. Dr. Lee begged to
J." excused, for he hal an cnEl.emcnt with
Mss Carro!ton az seven.
Inc subsequent morning, the papers an
n"an'ed the marr:are of Augustus Lee, NJ
d., son Of Hon. W. IL Lee, Of NV Orleans.
10 Mss Lizzie. only daughter o. jacob Car
ro!ion. Mrs Summeliirld went Into Mysteries
ani ordered the morning papers thrown INTO
the fire. Miss Summcrfirld was rot heart
broken, trcn the f. t, perhaps, that di>aI,-
pol"mcnts were confined TO The lower class.
Mrs. Young was happy TO hear Of Lizzie :
''o1i fortune ard lost 10 TING in tcn,lcr!n.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-02-21
TOO PROUD TO WORK:
THE FARMERS DAUGHTER,
By II. 7. ". BROWN.


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wIn"t"<< ar""l. to he pettcl. carcSSrh. and
then allowed 10 pass away. wit'.ont tic world
""in9 h"ncilt;rd hy her having lived in T.
hv some. woman Is REGARDED as a bird Of
paradise. h"r "h'"t "v"rN"nr" h"'n1 p'nmao"
as nntitt'l for lifr'> sober ln'i"s-a~ cared
ranarrs. Sh, has been tau4ht that female
labor is dogradin9-a hv whom?
Who has 'aught woman that a dc,iro.p
hand a rosy chc"k. and raven rine'ctS. are
nri7cd above 'oftv. independent spirit .
Just surh men as the editor or -hr New Yo~},
Fx,rnss-in>t sn h rncn =, r;,. .ooo To ..nh-
T. ooirion-'hosr WHO have t..,"rG,I l2ro,
hv DEGRADING II" la|oror: those who havc
driven thonsand> of nv ronnt,v-won,r.. ia he
what they arc-druncs in the worlds hive,
So long as lalor and dcrra1atio7 90 hand
in EarI-So lorr as this. "W-h?t docs she DO
for a l,inr" spirit is up-so lone as wee i
rr>nr"trd in broad lo'l,. aud virtue >nnrnrd
IN ra.s-;o love tie crv WI! h.. heard .Wo-
mrn : starving ;" ~Woman is srIinc her
Io.nS. her >;n.,v,. and her son! ;or bread lo
rau>" >',c is TOO rrool to work"
Some Of orr raia.or>. arl poets. and cd;.-
o. too. IRE starving in sarro.> and orNar. -
WV 'lon'' 'h"r turn 'oo'non or kitchen ~"r-
wants. make fires and !1ck mister, boots :
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REv0LITlONARy RENlN."CENCES.

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t!' IT records >"""' ''a' NOTWITHSTANDING ''er
tTesiIcht was SIAM t!r h'e>'aht rear "i
cannon the awful co'iia a-'af'"n oi thIri'S-
town. the whole town 'rln@ IN flames hv "E-
der cf ''aIe, the dwellings, u fheir'r'cni> ana
neISAhorS. ami Peri"iS some % 'h"'r own
members. on flrc' Yet not a man LETT his <t'a'
very da. is very full, and marked with ,,"r-
feet ,l.libcraliun-no ami.>io,r is found on their
records to the general alarm. cx.cnd;n. ,hir-
" miles in every direction. They cen made
no mention OF the death o. Warren. ill three
DAYS after the fight. and then only liz connec-
ten Win nominating his successor.
This Is accounted Tor ly Tie policy Of the
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TIE OCEAN,.
BY REV. WALTER COTTON.

BY REV. WALTER COLTON.
TIE mos. fearful and impressive exhibition
,y.wr~ known to our c'"hr hrloreS to the
..ar Thc,o',ano with is ascending flame
,.i,i.linI torrents of fire. and the earth
-. whose foot>fcp i on the ruin of cities,
7-,. cir-um>crihrl in the dr>oiating ranrc Of
heir ri>ifa,on> Bat the ocean. when it
once rorS..S it.cIf in is chlinlrSS strength.
>,k., thousand shores with lis storm and
'lunirr NayicS of oak and IRON are tossed
q morkcrv from its crest, and armamentS,
.a'acl " The strength and couracc Of mill
r- perish among its bubbles
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,'rcr, If it rolls to the bosom of the earth.
-.,rs away. ard is lost in vapor; but if it
-grcc into the embrace of the orcan. this
.,:ntain mass of ice and hail is borne about
,-arrs in tumnt and terror: it is the drifting
,-7ancnt Of the Dreams dead
The tempest on land i, impc1cd by forests
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sequence. Eecam, one Of the richest MOI, -
town: but he kent on in .stbn even ,enor &c
his way" cultvating the few acres left him
bv the iron tread of commerce.
Mrs Carirr.and Mrs Youno our n;n;Sto,,s
wife, frequently hinted to Mrs Carroton tho
prorrictv of irving Lizzie pentoel edu.a-
ton.
"She is \ sweet oirI and would m,Le .,
ornament to socictv." said Mrs Yopro .and
sn.h suitahle comnanio, Cor nv. d,,o,,or, ),
ch;n.d in Mrs Carter r C,rro,to,.s cood
sonsa and T;1z;,'> >do,.,-.oro-,.;,o,,,..- ..
vented either from t3kino uml,,aq. at H..
hin;, riycn.
AT last. however. Mr and Mrs Carrol,on
hccan seriously TO consider the cxnedoncv
of nivino J;zzic = better .,.nra1;on than onr
Village school afforded.
Lizz;". I we'll remember. came trinninn
over the dnwv meadow one fine Nav morn;rn
to take leave os us. We .hoaoh, of cour>c
. ,, :, ;,
the world. for we AL loved Iizzi. Corrol,on
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''''' '''''' i''-"''''' "'' WE ''r'''r owned 'A'
finest horses and 'h" finest 'nrnltnre in town
and MrS No"nr th"H:ht h:m n"rtert gen
t'"man, and Mrs "unG'> word was law; 50
Of cr':r'n. TIE Carriers were cutjtlci 10 consiI-
cra'ion.
Vacation hrouoh' Lizzic. much 10 orr Grat-
iira'ion. She hai crown tail: her head was
tull of Algebra and Botany. hn. She rcmain-
cl the samo arilesS child Of Nature.
Mrs Carter began to he remarkably ora
cious to Lizzie She was the first TO make a
na,tv in honor Of her arrival: Mary and NJ
GEORGE Wa>hing,on' (,S the ,lomc>ti,.S were
tauglt to call Gcorre Car.cr) were the fir.
to call. George Carter WIS tai. Yellow
haired. vcr,lant yonlh. with morc dollars than
brains and to him the former seemed the mos.
requisite. George thon-At his attention., to
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81 intend TO finish this cap for rnothcr,"wa
the answer.
NV hat are your future plans, mean p
You do not certainly expect to return to
school ?"
"No," said Lizzie, "Fve gradnated."
"Iour fathers reverse Of fortune will rem
der it important for Won TO sock emplovment
Immediately, and | was thinking that mich,
procure YOU a situation with some friend of
mine in Boston
Thank YOU. Mrs Carter. When 7 wish =
situation with your CITY friends, T.! caIl on
Won"
Mrs Cart"r u, no.. or dl rce wish 70 Soo
the sarcasm that cta~acrcrized Lizzic'S re
plies. and continued; Now t',ink Of il. nv
friend. Mrs .Judrr Sprae,le. wants Girl. 1t is
an excellent situation. LIZZIE"
Then I shall have tie pleasure or sceinr
: yon there or,a>ion.llv, T srnnosc :"
"No. Lrzzre. IN Ro>tao servants do NOT 500
their mistress con,nanv. or'v as servants
Servants ard ccntecl pec,lc 10 M, ,ssoo;
a.ew
| do ro, r,oor \r.- ,,c
nnn.ccl :" ea;1 I;zz;o
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The Hai,le lTiG7or law.

houses ami np!ln- ShoIs
BE ii enacted i,r the >,nata AID hnus,. nf
Representatives in Legislature a>Srn,hl,d. :.
follows.
SIC. / " person shall hc allowed at
any time ia manufacture o~ soil. hv bi,,z.l.
his rlerk. servant. or agent. d;rc,.riv or in.i;
-c"t'r, anv ~liriia"ps o. Intoxicating inuor>,
or any mixed lionrs 4 r1r' of which IS sr,ir
ltno"s or intoxicanrg rxcep: IS hereafter
provided
4 5 2 The seI"rtmrn of any town. and the
mayor an@ aldermen Of ?nr civ. on the first
M"nd'ro of Ny. annnai'v. cr as soon there
after as NAY he rcnvrn,cnt. mar -,,-..i..f
some suitable person. as the aren't or said
/, town or ci,r. 10 sc' ~ some central and con-
r"ni"r1' rla"" n;tl,in said town or city. spir-
: 'fS, wines, or other Intoxicating liquors. % he
ns"d for Tnc'll inal ard mechanical nurooscs.
, and 70 o-hcr; and <aiI AGENT shall receive
, sach compensation i;pr hiS service a. the hoard
aHpo utinr him shall prescribe. AM shall. in
he s1Io % >1rh liqrrrs. s.oa-t,,-n 70 srch rules
and ~ear',.;o.,s .. ~, s..,o,.,o.r .La
or an1 aldermen as a',.~r~ail. shall prescribe
fo~ ti'at rn~ros.., A:l sub agent. aIi, oiIlted
4 rs aforesaid. sl.a'i ho'l is >;'uai;on fpr ore
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" 'D''' ciii NOME, VIII write t.
'''Ler' and tell him Of m: gooI fortune, be
,o'e ne has an opportunity 10 anticipate trou-
Die. Next :norning l cautiously moved a.
bout preparing breakfast for Lizzie. Tha,
over she started, with brother John as plo,
10 take the cars at the next station To shnn
the villagers who might be stirring they took
a cross path to the main road.
Coed bye said Lzzv at parting. Tell
-lF' carter that forgot 20 avail mvs"lf of her
k!"''ne~~, vet who knows but may vet be
Mrs Judge Spra@ne's servant :"
Before nl-Ft the whole yiliare was j. cc.r,-
motion, Lizzie Carroton was seen before
light >knl@in- lhrcu" Esquire Carr.r'> n,s-
'ure with \ strange gentleman. Some, evil
was aioot, that was certain. If she We're ro
ihg OH IN the cars, wI.y did she not wa;t ,;lI
'hev came along: and why shun the hirh
way Ms Carter was about with her knit
lin. again. She aiuav> knew LIZZIE 10 be
an lmPrnicnt girl. NJ "G"orre Wa>linr-
ton ~, ",s>ct people would tn.rin to learn
'''ai ''her reasons, tc-id.'> Lizzic's poverty
prevented ms making Ecr his wife. Mrs IEr.
"lns Sl'"ctci as how Lizzie wourd ,urn ont
when 81" wa drc>s>d u? and s.n, off 10 school.
Amt Patty sad no good ever came o.' cdira,-
in9 Gals; they were sure &c run 0;r with some
"ooI-'ornorhing filler
Bctore the end Of the week. Nj Ca~ro,to,
haa heard the whole story with ~ cx.r, fin
>t, He cam" imto tie horse oao r.o~r;ar
AID sank l"toa chai~. looking a. II il, W., 81
ting for a '.a-acrrro,yie q DESPAIR. Will
"'i' -ii>i Getting the va'.>c of his wrcrrhelne>>
>vnt for @a>> Of water, 1t IS NY child
want, sail III" old man; In heaven na,s.
wh"re j >!.c: lost: ra;nci:''
IIr'; >!e.' iro.i. i.iight, | ;oll llrn the uhor,
>'crv.
Thanks be TO Col i.c sail. cI-<,,;rr u.
hands, nv c'i'i is no, lo,t arson Yonn.
vii protect ny chi,d, the elid Of his OIL
friend"
The day Of Lizzic'> arrival in Bnston. she
presented herself 10 Mrs Yonnc. and told h, ,
poverty. her hopes ard her wishes. Mrs
lo"n- Id rerlrmh"r hrr when li.f,c GIRL
hut she had certainly ac,cl inTrr'rn.'v in
leaving hcr" alone and vrhou, tho ronscr,
o. her parents Sn,idenlv r,p1eu,l,ri;,r :, =,
engagement. >h. he..cl-o -. cy..,,e,j ,,.r-r
Lzzi" sho would see in the morr;Yc wh,-
cou,d tc done f- her. An I.;>,, cir, kird,;
touk Lizzie into the kit hen AMI seated Ia,
liz smoking stove.
"Svrvrv." said Bri,Ir,. ..srrb = I.i...o..
little Mss a> vol must l.. aticrvan-;,,r so,,,o
Il 10 want 10th" said y;zz;,
.Ind,el. marn. and ven NAV sL,-a lc.L
wi,h me. for that WIS mistress o~,;..rs"
Next morning. Mr. Yonnr warkcj ;,.o ,ho
Kit. hen. howc! 10 Lizzie. ard asked f slo
wanted situation a> :. .,ar- J;zz;. ,,o.
cb,l1 l;d not e,.r c,... .l,.ho
wa, IA, Iqrol,.,~ e his old friend. 50 with
tHc a,,'c>>n,>s OF, = ,Ii'I. >la r,.,c,..l h.~
~l.l...o~r A'...r.....,t.. .ri.
,f.,rl are" >,;.l .l.rs C.,..r,,.
- ll,r tail about ,a.,~1,.irr>
nod r.,,r,>.rl H., to .~,.. ,.,.,, .:..-..o. "a.
6,d 80. In. ,.n did ro, ,I.o,s, - ......,.. :.
',
,r,. t:,;,Ilnl and homes, ~, v-Ii. l:,,,,
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bills opposed taking any action upon that in
caucus.
Mr. Msngum. who himself wrote the bro.dest sor Of a
call for published Ia tho Washington papers,
distinctly declared 10 The hrst caucus he wood rule any
Thing bat what perlaned 10 time and place out Of order
in which statement believe all the members present
North and South, IL was because ol this
that half OF the southern wings absented
themselves from the second and that hall Of the half
present when Mr. M put his declaration in practice
upon Messrs Marshall and Geniry's motion retired.
Thissquabbe about ''order' Ia the wing eaucus-ihus
eyadng pnnoiple tnerewill come up al Baltimore
principle, but aggandized and aggravated by the excite
meni here Washington, and cannot be evaded
nor avoided there. The wre-woikers now consent, am
assured that ia the convention the whlg December
solutions shall pass. IL possible without the ayes and
noeshut they be passed prior 10 Geneal Scouts
nomination. II he should have majority there. Gsne raj
Scou 10 be stood upon that patcm SOUTH and 10 be
stood upon il In the abolition regions OF the North.
Now this Is very Ingenious but very silly II the
people had made ap their minds anything, II Is upon
thisthat the next Pfesidept, be be whg democra',
shall stand upon the fnaliy Of the Compromise-lugtive
slave law AMI alwith double tongue, double voice,
double representation and he who thinks and the
contrary will find himself aud bis party largely In the
alive election day.
General Scott get ahead either North South
with Governor Stewards friends in New York, Thad
Sevenss friends in Pennsylvania, representing him for
the repeal ot the fuy tive savelaw provision OF the
tuition, and other gentlemen Ia North Carolina Ken
lucky representing him just the other way Rsilroads
eleg phs-exist now and mock AT MI snch hunhnxs
AN EYE ON THE CAPITOL.
The daily union., 1852-05-09
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING. MAY .. lsss.
The New YORK Democracy.

We have been requested 10 publish an article from the
Utica Observer in answer to one from the osego Free
mans Journal, which was copied into paper few
days since In complying with this request Is proper 10
remark that we did not understand the article from the
Freemans Journal raising the question OF comparison
between the relative merits Of the two divisions OF the
democratic party which existed in lsis. We considered
the article the contrary, as the simple indication oil
the opinion OF the writer that the union OF these divis
ions had been effected upon basis which involved no
prescription OF either and which made the cordial sup
port by both OF the Baltimore Convention as altogether
certain. That this union should have been brought about
by which would present Governor Marcy as the
first choice of the party there seemed TO us fact
not at all implying the want of confidence in Gene
raj Cass any Of the other distinguished persons who
would be the first choice OF other large and respecta-
he portions of the democratic party II was in this
point OF view that we presented the article to our
readers as a gratifying evidence that the obstacles
TO a reunion OF the New York democracy had disap
peaed and that, however divided had been the people
OF the Empire State in ls4S however divided they may
now be the preferences for Governor Marcy, Gen
eal Cass other leading and prominent members OF the
party the decisoa OF the Baltimore Convention would be
cordially acquiesced in, and would provoke none of the
asperities OF the past
With these Impressions, we read and published the ar
tice in question but, finding that different construction
has been placed upon it, feel it our duty 10 spread
the reasons assigned before readersnot doubling,
however, that general conviction will be admitted
be correct and that is. that the New York democracy
dscards the idea OF bringing into judgment its ancient
feuds in any preference may now feel for any Of the
distinguished statesmen upon whomthe democratic party
at Baltimore may unite.