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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-10

"And So" exclaimed the queen, .sbou ar,
the daughter of that Walter We're, who lately
consplred, with other traitors, to set our nr;s.
oner' Mary of Scotland, free lie hath de.
served death, and death he shall have"
"Oh, have mercy, gracious madam." cried
tosamond, my poor father hath a tende,
heart, and the Queen OF the SCOTS moved !,
by her tears and her beauty. Oh, she is SC
beautiful, if your grace would see her. Won
would have pity on her also"
Queen Elizabeth blushed deeply. for she
knew in her heart that she was envious Of
Mary Stuart's beauty and she said moro
sternly than before:
Thy father hath acted traitorously an6
must abide his sentence Go, child"
But Rosamond, instead of rising, took from
her bosom small package, and placed it II
the qncen's hand. 1t was paper containing
ring. On the paper was written the ramc
Of Walter We're. and a verse of Scripturc
signed ANNA r." On the ring was cngrav
cd crest. the arms of the Bocvns
Queen Elizabeth turned pale as she exam.
ined these, and hastily asked:
"Where got YOU this? And this? Sneak
girl,'
MY father" answered Ros.mord, "was an
officer IN the Tower, at the time the queen
Your mother, was imprisoned there. Hcwa.
good 70 her. ard the night before she was be.
headed. she gave him these mementos."
EIzabeth's face soitcned, and tear shone
for moment in her cold, gray eve, but did
not fall; then she spoke:
''For HER memory's sake. we grant H.,
prayer We forgive thy father. but let hin
sec to il how he acain braves our i-e."
She then wrote an order for the inmc,li
ate liberation of Waiter We're, stating thai
she had granted him full pardon. Ihi.
paper she WAS about TO give into the hand
ofan officer to be conveyed to London: but
Ro>amoud begged that she might carry i
herself. and the queen kindly asserting, ;,!ar
e'l her under the charge of the oliicer, re-
Iur>i.a- him. with her own lips. to bc kint
TO the chi.1. She extended her brarti,u
..ani 10 Ro.e.nond who Kissed It ,crve-ntlv
but was too much overcome viii, icv al.
thank.unesS TO SPEAK word more. Sh,
rose up 50 Lewil,Irrcd, and in such haste tc
set ont on her journey. that she quite forso
Sir Walter E.legh's injunc,onS. and turn
in- her back to The queen, actually ran on
Of: the hall. much to the r.crrimcnt O! the Ca,
court.
The rest Of Rrsamon,;s> story is soon tod
She went 10 London and freed her father
w!o never got INTO any trouble Of the kiuC
aran. She grew 10 Ire a beautiful woman
married 4 country gentleman. and lived io,
...ary ycavs lar from the great world. h,:,
happy and tc.ovc1, Lccau'c always cool and
.c...-.
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EMBARRASSING MISTAKE.


'''V. H. r:--no matter what State wax i
i''"'" '''H'-'i'' "'';i ~ tact. aside iro.a ~
i''!'.'''.. o.,l'r, h'> profession Was that Of a
i'F'"'r' 'i' "Ad an orchard behind his house.
To "ai'ii IL i'a!i @rc'. deal oi attention.
III personal appearance i'e "o'cr"or was
not very i'r'i">s'>>'fr. lie was '.I and
2aunt ana Wien about his worh.was general
" IN 'hc hao'' "' wearing faded dressing
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sf"' 10 do"m 'c VIII i''' 'H soon
lhc VISITOR accepted TIE INVITATION ard
seating himself III 4 pain si:;Ir~roUm enter
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{" 4 ''''' ''2r'' "'''''"' pace Does your nus
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''"S"' glimpse OF ah orcnaru' just De-
NINA inc ho"sc' iha', suppose, belongs IL
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les nc prices "'''se'' OH h's orchar"'
see !o" "''o II necessary 10 use scare
crows ~ ir'Sntch away 'he oiro>
"'e''o"' e 'o'e"''o' vic WIS
Plov any.
"hy' an qute sure that saw one IN
one o! the 'rccs' rissed UP III long huttcr-
'"s rooe'
con mink MI H. has put any mo 'h'
orc''"ru ." can iooS from '''s "'hoo"
dEu perhaps you VIII scc TIE Oi!JcCt YOU His
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-10
SOWING CORN FOR FODDER

Last sl'rin. ,owed abou; three acres of
'or'' intending to cut it green for soilng.b but
'"'"s 10 the iavoralicnc>s of the season for
grass but one acre was cut-:hc other two
we're cured for fodder. have no doubt the
''''oce from one acre was equal to ten acres
ordinary grass made mo hay The bes,
way 10 RAISE 1t. is to plow and harrow the
'''"1' as II Tor corn Or potatoes, and then
'' .oe plow and let man or bov FOLLOW
~ '''p t'erI ctEer lurrc. Until lie ,ie-r
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-10
THUNDER MADE 10 OEDEw.-i'hc Grand

THUNDER MADE 10 OEDEu.-ihc Grand
Rapids Enquirer tells Of a nan in those -
gins" Who Icing informed that thunder va
death 70 worms, and being much trouL,cd
with their works in his -arcicn. and DESPAIR
ing too OF any thunder Of natures manui.r-
ture. resolved to have some tlon.,>ti r.o luc-
ton. Pursuant to this determination. h.
charged .n old musket n.rzzlc full. took Il
pail OF water and a lantern. proceed 4 & ht
cabbace garden, raincd On his plants co,,,ous
" from his bucket. made The lantern ..nn
and shut sesame bv way OF lightning. ansi
then in hot haste let of Old Copenha.,n. :
for thunder The worms .'cut and rnn" will.
the manufacturer o. the domestic article lay
with his back 10 the Garth, rendered obiyiou>
from the knocks caused bv .hc r-Tcrcu-.iyt
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-10
ADVERTISEMENTS

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-10

&c la man waits patiently wh:.c a We
MAN. putting her things on. >n..;gin.
y. ~ in-.. = ."o,l t,.-'.,.:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-10

To CLEAN PAINr-Mix common wbitinr
with warm water to the consistency of COM
mon paste. Rub the surface to be cleaned
quite briskly. with this mixture On piece Of
flannel, and wash off with pure cold water
Grease spots and dirt may Be removed in this
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-22

1i'"Rheumatista,' says the editor of the Ne.
dcaI and Surgical Journal, sis as common as
the changes of weather in our Northern cline.
1t is familiar 10 youth and age. The man in
the ditch, and the capitalist who rides inli> own
coach, enYelo?cd in fur, are alike groanng, at
times, with its attacks. Oae day il is in leg
the next in an arm, and then again away it goes
with the momentum Of a hy.awuy- Jack, TO f,s-
ten on another par--perhaps in the head or
heart. In short. an aiimenl OF more universal
notoriery, or ubiquty in character, could not be
mentioned"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-22
The Allied Fleets to be Blown Up!

The New York Herald, paper noted for
originating startling rumors, states that Ex-
Alderman Wesley Smith, together with sever
al other Americans, went out in the last out
ward trip of the Baltic, in company with Mr.,
Grunnwald, Russian officer bound to St Pc
tersburg, and that they are in contract with
Russia for the destruction of the allied fleets
in the Baltic, by mean. of TayIor's Submarine
Armor, and Cots Submarine Battery. They
are to receive fl0O,OOO sterling for the clean
job, or Propor,ionab- sum for all services
sbor, of that"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-22
Santa Annals Successor.

Augusta Iturbide, whom Santa Anna is SAID
to have named for his successor as Emperor OF
Mexico, was banished from that country after
the death of his father, and resided some time
in Philade! !phia. He returned to Mexico at the
breaking out of the war with this country, and
was appointed Major in the Mexican Army
He was taken prisoner by the American troops
at the battle of Huamantla. The odd turn of
Fortunes wheel now makes him an Emperor
his ascent upon the beheaded corpse of the
Emperor Iturbide l..
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-22

GJ1n Constan,inople mandatory has been
established for those fatal explosive balls, OF
which so large quantity has been Of late i'm.
ported into the East. They were discovered
BY an apotllecary, and are said to be filed with
some species of gas, or chloroform, and ex-
p,ode upon falling upon or striking against any
object. An experiment is said to have been
made at Cherbourg with an old vessel, in the
hull Of which some thirty dogs were shut up,
all Of which were found dead within few mi.
nutes after the ball had entered
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-22
SATURDAY. Coast Packet.

..7Fa@'-n For Bayou Sara, Wlllamsport,
sll.s.*.fTS Port Hudson. Baton Rouge. Plaque
:s.e-kzass mine Donaltsonvlle and all inter-
mediate Landings-Ihe favorte and splendid
racket passenger steamer BELLA DONNA, hav-
ing undergone the usual summer repairs. VIII re.
s,,,ne her trips in the above trade Oh SATURDAY,
IL. 18th inst at 5 P. NJ and continue throughout
the year leaving New Orleans every Saturday at
s P. M.;-returling, will leave Bayou Sara every
Wednesday after the arrival of the cars from
Woodville. For freight OF passage apply on board
or22 No / Front Levee.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-22

Bored-Ve met man this morning who
imagined himself the Artesian we'll The poor
fellow had been :'cornered" for half an hour
by Que of those chaps who always want to talk
to you just when you are in a hurry and don't
want to talk with anybody--a bore-a regular
auger Our friend looked wretched in the ex.
treme, and when we left him he was suffering
from his unhappy hallucinaton, and crying ont
to every one he met "Hslo, there. get out of
nv way, if Won don't want water all over yon,
I'm the Artesian well! Whoop! whoop,
whoop-ee!" He's to be pited, poor many
O. Pic.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-22

1J'Durng the reign of Charles the First, Of
England, country girl came to London and
hired herselfto carry beer from Warehouses;
The brewer, liking her looks, took her into his
family as servant; and after short time
married her When he died he left her the
bulk of his property. She was recommended
to Mr.. Hyde, as skiful lawyer, to arrange
her husbands estate. As her fortune was laroe.
Hyde who was afterwards Earl Of Clarendo on,
married her Their daughter was the wife Of
James H., and mother of Mary and Anne,
Queens of England.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-22

T1n England, each parish employs phySi-
clan AT fixed salary, Independent of the q,,an.
mister. On this plan, he can afford to visit peo-
Pile to see how they are living, how their con-
stiiutions are tending, look out for what cause
of disease may be abroad, and spend his chief
care and attention in the most et!ectual way
OF course there is no prohibition on the en-
poyment on other practitioners.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-22
ia chid in WaterviIe, Me, swallowed q

ia ch,Id in WatervilIe, Me, swallowed a
bean, "hich stopped in the windpipe, aud pro-
spa>ns. aledicai aid proving Intellectual, it Was
proposed to cut open the windpipe and extract
the bean. This operation proved successful,
the bean being forced into the aperture by the
first breath of the child, after the iucison wa.
made, and there seized and drawn out by for
ceps. The wound is now nearly healed
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-22
EaCtS worth kn0Xinr.

In feeding with corn, GO pounds ground goe,
as far as 100 pounds in the kernal.
Corn meal should never be ground very fine,
it Injuries the richness of it.
Turnips Of small size have double The mn.
trtlous matter that large ones have.
Rnta Baga is the only root that increases in
nutritious qualities as it increases in size.
Sweet olive oil is a certain cure for the bite
OF rattlesnake. Apply it internally and ex-
ternalIy.
Money ski'fully expended in drying land by
draining or otherwise, will be returned with in.
terest.
To cure the scratches on horse, wash the
legs with warm soap snds and then with beef
brine. Two applications will cure in the worst
case.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-22

J'The Secretary of the Treasury has writ
ten letter to Mr.. Gwin, United States Sena.
tor from California, in favor of the future is.
sue of gold coins of the denomination of SlO0.
$50 and $25 each, by the Branch Mint at San
Francisco. He proposes that the new pieces
shall be named the Union, half Union and quar-
Ter Union, and that only the half Union be
struck for the present
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-22
Hear how He Talks.

We clip the annexed precious morceau from
the editorial columns of the Huntsville lem.
Our friend thinks like a sage and talks like a
man:
when the heavens shall be rolled together
as a scroll, and the elements shall melt with
tervent heat, amid the terrible realities Of ap-
preaching Judgement, how will each heart lem
;'s 1t IS asked the momentous queston-"How
much owest thou the printer 1t will be n
cheering Interrogation TO those who have faith.
fully poned up; but to those who have no,
what terror must it st ike TO their souls7 Re-
ye therefore wise, redeeming the time, for in
such an hour as We think not, the question must
come"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-22
ODDS AND ENDS.

IL ~ u curious circumstance, that in tie Brl-
t"h Museum are now TO be iuunt nine thir,
volumes, composed entirely Of title pages, tie.
c""'t'"r OF which spoiled many thousand yo-
lnmes to obtain them.
Iher" ar" now fifteen Roman Catholic iour.
n&I5 IN circulation IN t:is cuun'ry wh hose uuiirG
circulation may be estimated 1T abou, 60 ,0py
weekly
There is boy in Chicago, fifteen wears Of
! age, :" no measures in his boots (ow heetcd
'IX ieet and eight inches. Iii, name is Long
ir"i AgaSz, ia 4 recent lecture before th.
/ Lowell Institute, in Boston, Stated his belle.
/, mat TIE human race existed on the globe ::
hund ed and fifty thousand years ago.
| The Roman Catholics of Minnesota out mum
! Ger ali other denominations, and they intend l..
erect an elegant cathedral this season, at s.
Paul. Which will cost 100000
! Il is curious fact, say some ctomolorists
that 1t is only the female musquito that tor
ments US. A bachelor friend says it is not \,
/ ali "cugious"
! Different nations have different kinds of loaf
ers :fe Italian spends his time in sleeping
The turkish loafer in dreamng-the Spanish il.
prayng-the French in laughing-the Englisi.
IN s"earing-the Russian in gambling-thc
Hungarian IN sm"king-the German in drinl
| ins-and the American in talking politics.
Mr. Amos Brown, of Granville, Va. died las.
week, IN commissions, caused by eating cloves
People take liquorice in winter to cure aco.,
and Il4uor-lce in summer 20 get cold
lie that is "fast" in his youth viii traverse
the downhill of life with drag on.
The Boston Journal says.-In the town Of
Bergen, in Portugal, is an elegant church cH.
pabie Of containing one thousand persons, con.
structed entirely, statues and all, Of papier ma
chic.
Santa Anna, it is said, will not himself assrn,,
the title Of Emperor but as he has already H.,
right of appointing n successor, and having no
male heir, he has designated as that successor
Augustin lturbide.
The inhalation of the vapor of Hydrochloric
Acid applied nnder bed clothes, has been pro..
posed BY NJ. Iiamel, of France, as 4 remedy FOR
Group.
The new clipper.bark Grape Shot sailed from
New on the Gath for Constantinop.e, having On
board ammuni.ioa and the "Law" muskcts
The whole number of languages spoken in
the world amounts to 3O64 5S7 in Enrope. 3s6
IN Asia, 276 in Africa, and 1864 in America
There were exported from England last year,
l,60O,OOO,00O yards of cotton manufactures.
The maine liquor bills, before the PennsvI.
vauIa and New lerk Legislatures, have passed
both these bodies, and now only wait the SIGMA.
ture OF the governors of those States to become
laws.
Seven yonng children were burnt last week
at Norm Lawrence, N. Y. They were locked
up in the house by their parents, and all mis-
erab!y pershed in the flames
There is now twenty-eight millions eight
thousand dollars in the Treasury Of
the United States.
Monsieur Bedn arrived at Rome on the 9th
Of Feb from New York.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-22

UThe medical properties or effects of green
lettuce are not generally known The eater
of this salad, takes aportion ola narcotic sub
stance similar in its properties, to opium. which
it contains; and any one will discover that bis
head is effected after indulgng freely in the
article. Eaten at night, it causes sleep; eaten
during the day, it soothes, Gains and alays the
tendency to nervous irritability.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-22
PLAQUEMsNE:
Saturday, April "a, 1884.
Sun Rises, 5h. 26m.---Sun Sets, Oh. 3Ir
I'm pOrtant True.

The latest Item Of news set atlost by the
"re!iable' Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald is, that "th" President soon
expects to receive an answer from the Spanish
Government, positively refusing 10 accrde to
the demands made with regard TO the Black
England and France having despatched strong
fleets TO reinforce their squadrons in the West
Indies, thus carrying ont the terms Of their Sc,
.ret treaty to uphold the Spanish dynasty over
Cuba"
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-22
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"CELIsHEr EVERY SATURDAY MORNING f
William II. Rrafburl.
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every subsequent insertion. Al advertisements
published until forbid, and charged accordingly.
a liberal discount made to yearly adv rrtiser>,-
payments invariably in advance
announcements to7 office $40, III advance-ard
each Candidate viii be charged s. Tor printing
Election Tickets. Announcement Of Mayor,
So; for Aldermen So 80
.J0b II uyk cash on delivery.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-22

TBurning fluid or Spirit gas, is a mixture
Of camphene aud distilled turpentine, with as
much alcohol as it will take up. This article
will not really explode, though it will burn
fiercely, and if aquantity in lamp becomes
fired, the lamp or vessel may be exploded by
the heat Phosgene is made by re.distilng
the burning fluid, which produces very clear
volatile fluid
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-22

TIn the weaving of broca.eles at Hum
phreysvie, Ct. the machinery is so nicely ba-
lanced that the breaking of single thread,
scarcely larger than twisted SPIDERS web.
throws the whole machinery out Of gear, and
all the wheels, shuttles, and pulIes, are brought,
to adead stand, that the thread may be mended.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-22
EayOu Crosse Tctc Packet.

F.fHsos'A The new and safe steamer OPE-
4 12?s s:ffsT LOUSAS, Capt w. c. NEAL, will
ez'sz<*zS-ssss1ru run regularly between New Orleans
and Bayou Crosse Ttte during high water, and so
long as there is any freight on the Bayou. Plan
rers aud others may rely upon il that every posi-.
bic expedition will be made in getting out their
produce &c. The patronage OF old friends and
The puhllc generally is respectfully solicited mE4
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-04-22

D-ln old times, when books were scarce
and dear. it was the custom, in church, after
reading the psalm or hymn, to read off and sing
two lines at a time AS relic of this custom.
many ministers, after giving out the psalm,
repeat the first coupler, which used to Le the
signal for singing