The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-09

HAMPSHIRE LEGIsLATURE.-AH EMILIA
TON AT LAsT.-A correspondent of he Ian
chester Democrat, writing from Broohfeld
rcpels the charge that the member from tia,
town. as it was morcd, was one Of those
who's liquor was ,iru@gcd luring the late
sc>,ion Of the legislature, Ly somc Of TIE SEQ
alition,' as the New Hampshire Patriot pre-
postcrou,lv asserted. All the "lrrggin.
business. 1t appears was done. not lv an op
poncnt, hu: through the carclcssncss OF a 20
litcal friend of the worthy member from
Brookicld, and happened in this wise:
= AZ GaSs's, the headquarters OF the SUMTER
rifcd." there is small back room where GER
tain '"ood things" are kept on shelves. toGcth-
or with Tie necessary accompaniment OF S'l-
gar bowls and 'u'nllers. Mr. Fri Humphrey.
Tor some time past an ;.rcnt Of The New ork
tuano Company. tarr!ci for several weeks
Of the session a: Con ord and h9l viii him
. several choice SAMPLES OF pu!vcrizc'l "siano.
which he kept in bowls. and on favorable oc-
casons exhibited them to his .rir,.iS anon"
members. One evening. bcin@ lla<':!, ca!.c'!
out, he incautiou>'v Sc. away his iu!vcr;zcd
samples on the same shelf with tie SUGAR
bowls. Shortly after, some Of the members
wlshin" to ''strcngthcn the inner man" went
into the closet, which was not yet lighted up,
and having uSc,; the dccaatrr:. took also very
freely of the swccfening from the nuano bowls.
Shortly after drinking, the .tt,7Hi:jng effect
Of the .'swcetrnin." manifested Itself III no
very agreeable way. The t.rHnycl mcrlcrS
were evidently used up FOR the time beng
and the inventive gciiu; O! the Patriot Selling
upon TIE incident, proclaimed it t.icI; 9.
the ma ioriiv PLAYED OIL at the expense OF the
G1uorIoying democrats of the House.
THE Com CRor-The editors of the X.
\. Journs! Of Commerce vouch 70" the re-
spcc'abiliy Of the writer ca New York mar-
chant) of ''.e following from a letter, dated
Toledo, Ohio, Sept. 2d:
IL STOPPED over at Cleveland lat ni,.ht. as
! wanted to 90 through the country ~ day
light. am already sat- Fl ID that there will
be plenty ofcorn. SO far as | have seen.
there are few fields tina, will not ,ir!l %
bushels 70 Tie acre, and many will yield q to
30 bushels lha,c seen and conycrscd with
those from all parts o. tie State ;:,.'l all sly
that the corn cro:, is comm, ont much better
than was expected There is al immense
quantity OF corn in the county, and, with the
larger surface OF land planted. am con,;nc-
W. wi" v, w al Nv I"'''''! 'o' co'-
i''o"'
pr,r,,r y. c,, y,
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!" lc'>''' WEI, ~ ~ r.I"'r"' "''"' III
consequence ,''e ta'"olc N'aE'h WAS COM
Nv,
;liot III The abdomen, AMI the wound wi, ;
probably prove fatal.
IhH"Hf ENfi"pED.--I hc:'hcory start
II some time since, that rain coul be coax
ri I,wr irc., ITO ,Io,,1. J., g..
''' 10 Il mar" 'est 'iS season. Here hav"
,een .'''S t',o'.h 20 MAKE me "hta!"nS weep .
''' ''-2e>' N'h'' o' tcn$' b''f all IN valn.-
ne theory may thus TAR be regarded as an
exploited one
Tur C,ors-Thc Ext.r ~ TN W..
Letter. s,vS that NOT moro ,h,, L,,f
Indian corn vii, Inc L,ryr.,cJ ~ ,,,t ,.t.
ro,,,o,, ,Lort ,,,t ,, ',.
ap,lcs IN tbo l,wor ,,rt of ,,,o oa,,,,. "'"."'
s.arc. l.,, ~ .ho ,rr', ,,on. ,i' .""''a IN arc
VOW ,,r,o rhn,. r,o ,.i o a. '.up ",.' ~
.,t,,,',.,., 0''''' ''o SUI ''''''
c., r ,,,
r. ,,. t' ' - '''''"' anu
,"d ,irnn'n"~t ',',pa e. ~, W. '",a ."
.I' 49, w. '''''
improve! their condition. iie indications
Ill oil w.. W. H".''' :"'on-H'
,,,,.
'"'"> '''i s''c'', ''',''''''''i" nay "ra:h'
J,r,os W;,l,rj 81 Vorti, T,r,,,ni I.,n"o,
few nights aro. Supposed to have been the
work of an inccnliarv. Loss 5000 In
surcd $500
pRINriSG PApEH.-Iarcr made from
~onj. as a substitute for rags. appears to he
coming into use. with the PROSPECT Of effect
inr 4 !arcc saving for ncwSpapcr rull;yhcrs
The phiIalc',,,ia !.c.ltc and the proyidrn,,
journal are now both printed on such paper.
1t is firm and smooth, bat is deficient in fine
ness of texture and genera; appearance, com
pared with the ordinary kind. The defect,
however. may yet he rcmetlcd. Any kind
Of wood my be used though poplar seems to
lie preferred. The pulp, when prepared. is
PIT upon the common raper- making machine
am: is male into paper by ;!,e ordinary pro-
cess. 1t is supposed that it may be furnished
at cnc-half '!lecost OF rag papcr.-.!ounai o.,