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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-05

tr-7u the Baltimore Re;,uhlican
BRIDAL. ROBES VERSUS THE WIND.
IN{: SlTEET.

\ most mcllmcho'y circumstance. which
recently trari>ircl in the eastern section Of
the city. affords another mourni;ll illustration
OF the swccinn" inroa,!> Of death anon. lie
fair. Young and beautiful. even upon the very
threshold Of Iic'> no>t io,Y,is momvnts Of
love. hope and rosy ami ii'aii"n.
Last Thursday cv,nin- was fixed upon ar
the marriage rites between you,l.ia. ro;,1,'.
IN East Baltimore. \ warm atlrcIion
long existed between the parties, even
years a.o. ami arran .cmcn,> had lar:'
then mad for their marriage. but the /.
was broken oil tlrou.h the cxcrton> 90.
youn. la'!.'S arrni>. whose only o'.'.-.--,
70 The n'!'iif'S. vas he ,rrliltul az. OF iiri-
!au.ht"r. Sh"i; afterwards the vouns .cr-
'irman departed ipr the lar west, aud so,5a
after ili> arrival. Ia" opened correspondence
with the oli"c; ii lis affections, which was
afterwards Kept up hc;Hcrn them with un,,-
in. regularly.
lew months a.o. 10 the Great iov of the
lovers, The parents .. the yoamc lad, consent
:c'! To her marriage III! her lar "a Suitor
who Chen ur-cd and cntrca.cd Tor Al, early
period to hc named ior the crrrrnonv. .5il
the arrangements were iini;:, mti. ana tic
happy day wa fixed upon 20 .-oiac Oh .,..
Thursday la>;. the day rrc>ir..' cat
bridegroom had '!cri,!ci 10 arr ci
Ili" last letter received T., ;:l.-. an;
intended. ire.,ihinr i,,ir, HON =;
ate aspirations. WIS rccri.,.! T..
on< TO his departure To tti, u. - ...r
engagement. ai:l iAru.-Au.r ..--....
which lasted >pni.-i,lim. a,,-i-
dul yci douiric>> in the tri
future hallimr>>: and wl,.,.
evcI.in, last. be ~ mhII~
oconuiivc spaced in III. w,.-,,...-
'ha, delightful it'iin" ot ..ar, r,:.--. -.
I'll" very 2rA~r, 'liri..'.l through e,cry ..e..
with the .cyc: oi ici.l..
! With ali l.~a-,irab.e >jred he ha>tcn.~i
from the Camden street depot to the ,iwelli,.
o. the parents oi h. in:-l.dod. ia the e,s;c.,
section OF til" city; Knocking hastily at =
door. lie VIZ admitted l.v al elderly scr,..a,
with a >tld,nr'! .acc. aid upyn greeting IT,
parents .: the yoan. lady. their o:,ly rel.-
were the broken ~nh> and fearful eNcl.,.a.-
ti":i> o heartfelt ..ici
pom ;"oiionins il.in onward. hc lolluwe'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-05

~ \ capital portrait has been published
abroad OF the king of Prussia He is repre-
scnted as standin. between a bottle of cham
palgne and biz sword. uncertain as TO which
OF the two he should draw. 1t is called Med
,tation on the Eastern question:
y BRICK.-The Poughkcer>ie Doi1g Press
says: as dusty looking "colored child" a.
bout forty years of age. and from the country
was passing under the scaolding OF the build
ING now being erected on the coner of Nam
and Catherine SIS. the other day. a brick
came down. struck upon his head and broke
IN two. He was stunned for moment. but
soon recovered sufficiently to get of the fol-
lowing and leave those who had gathered a.
round him IN roar Of laughter Il say, YOU
Sn'te man up dar, if YOU don't want yer
bricks broke, jes keep EN- off my head"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-05

eS a very good ~'ory j. tod o. 4. '......
who was getting out of A,kan-.- 3d.. ..
witt. the shakes and bilious fever. and IL.
ing mp river. \ col.'or'cur 90; lo',! q! n..
ah1 entered INTO conversation on seri.,,,
things The poor German rom,,!aincd t;t-
teriy OF his bad luck and sickness. "Eut. ,y
unron"crtcd friendly said the coirorterr
there is a land where TIE tiessel ;nhali.
ants never sa: IL am sick" Harse. after
profound coSitation -" Yax ] .f;e. u:
mush; r. Iiii,c,n-l.,n
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DO As OTHER PEOPLE DO.

U'.r prkv paw. Il stories 20,
mcrrhaa: lived in .'c!ler, Row;
HI. wlic in true domestic style.
Poo. pckv paw would o't rcvc:
Far. ever wanting -onc'hing new.
-"
"'..'.' ''' '''''' y
"IL.rc.< Mistress Brown. he keeps a car,
Au- drives about both near and far
7. lnuuy brook the Eochand~'ay,
.Iu,t now and then. a night at Bray:
lnri ,iuce We a,i want something new.
'''' .'.'"' ia" ''''',
"'''" "' ~ i
"Wla. row." saw I ick. VIA. want Won next
..Xav. Dick. INV luyc. dom; now I. vcx'd
You know We i've III .Iir, and filth.
country hou-,. would ave my hca.h
t,J Lnr..' , ..,n. Will, charming view
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VOL. IS---NO. 4.
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ID. .,4,r: $500 ii payment he delayed beyond
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ADVERTISEMENTS

l,er'. ~ the usual prices. Transient advertise
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r.q ho marked The mum Jcr ottimcS 10 be inserted
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.. i,!loviuc sharp hit arpcared several vcar>
", q Dublin Journal. The moral i good to-day
~ ~, -. l.. ~. liz. A.l.l.ntL
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Stick 70 some one Pursuit.

There cannot be q greater error than
to be changing ones business. If any
man will look around and notice who
have got rich and who have not, out oil
those he started life with, he will find that
tho successful have generally stuck to some
one pursuit.
Two lawyers, for example, begin to
practice at the same time. One devotss
his whole mind to his profession; lays-in
slowly stock Of legal learning, and
waits patiently, it may be for years till he
gains an opportunity to show his superior
ily. The other firing of such slow work.
dashes into politics. Generally, at the
end Of twenty years. the latter will not
be worth penny while the former will
have q handsome practice and count his
tens Of thousands in bank stock or mort
gages.
Two clerks attain majority simulta.
neously. One remains with his former
employers, or at least in the same line OF
trade, al first on small salary, then on
a larger, until finally, if he is meritorius,
he is taken into. partnership. The other
position, now that he has become man,
and accordingly starts in some other bu-
siness on his own account, or undertakes
a new firm in the old.line of his trade.
Where does he end? Often in insolvency,
rarely in riches. To this every merchant
can testify.
A young man is bred a mechanic. He
acquires distaste for his trade, however,
thinks j. tedious way 10 get ahead, and
sets out for the West. or for California.
But in some cases, the Same restless, dis.
contented and speculative spirit, which
carried him away first, renders continu.
Gus application at any one place irksoms
to him; and 80 he goes wandering about
the world, sort Of semi.civilizsd Arab,
really vagrant in character, and sure
to die insolvent. Meantime his fellow ap-
prentice, who has staid at homo, practis.
ing economy and working steadily at his
trade, has grown comfortable in his cir.
cumstances, and is even perhaps citizen
Of mark.
There are men Of ability, in every walk
oflife, who are notorious for never getting
along. Usually it is because they never
stick to any one business. Just whom
they have mastered ono pursuit, and are
on the point Of making money, they change
it for another, which they do not under.
stand; and in little while, what little
they are worth is lost forever. We know
scores of such persons. Go whore you
viii you will generally find that the men
who have failed in life are those who
never stuck to one thing. On the other
hand your prosperous man, nine times
out Of ten. has always stuck to one pursuit. =
Dollar Newspaper. go -
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Monroe Mutual

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SEEING FRS. Wife" said the victim
Of jealous rib one day, II intend to go
to camp meeting on Tuesday evening. to
see the camp break up"
81 think you won't. !" replied she.
"I'll 60 if / see fiji"
"You'll see fits if you do go!''
He did not go-probably on account
of the rain.
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Nr A writer quantity remarks: Avoid
argument with ladies. In spinning yarns
among-siiks and satins, a man is sure to
be worsted and twisted; and when man
|is worsted and twisted, he may consider
himself wound up.
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o. Many true heart that would have
come back like dove 10 the ark, after ito
first iransgression, has been frightened be-
yond recall by the angry look and men ace,
the taunt. the savage charity of IN unfor.
giving soul.
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A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF the mail.
II at and from WooDsFIELp:
FAIRvIEw-Arrives every day (except Sun.
day. at o clock p. M. Departs every day (ex.
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Tuesday and Friday at o'clock P. M. Depart.
every Wednesday and Saturday at 6 A. M
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Monday aud Wednesday at 5 A, M.
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Saturday at7P M. Departs every Friday at 6
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Wistar's Balsam of IId s,fIfI!!

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NY wife took cold Il the lkIao 81 - ~ y.
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"A PROPER Sp1Rrr.-"Sir," said one Of
two antagonists, with great gravity. to the
other during dispute which had not been
confined to words. ..you have called me q
scoundrel and liar, you spit in my face.
you have struck me twice; | hope you will
not attempt to carry this any further, for
if you do, you will rouse the sleeping lion
in my breast, and cannot tell what may
be the consequence"
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A Know NorHNa.-"I say, Bill, | seed

A Know NorHlNG.-"I say, Bill, seed
No Nothin." @
sWhere?''
"Why. on the Museum steps"
what did he look like?"
: "Why he looked like q man,
s "DoR' be a fool-tell me how you found
out that he was Know Nothing?"
"Why, he. said so."
ssDid you ask HIM to tell you?"
mo, but / asked him whether he
would mt give me sixpence. and he said.
No nothing T"
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Or Never esteem any man or thyself,
the more for money; nor think the meaner
of thyself, or another, for want Of il.
virtue being the just reason iof respecting,
and the want of il, Of sighting any one.
A.man, like watch 10 to be valued for
his goings. M
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GA chap was asked what kind Of q
"gal'' he preferred for a wife. He replied,
Zone that was not prodi-gal. but fru-
gal aud a ue-gal, and one that suited his
conju gal taste" That's bright.
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II may not be amiss to state. for the
information Of many, that Copperas is
the best article that can be used to render
CESS pools and other offensive places in
odorous. ltis . cheap and effsotual scent
DESTROYER. e
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o. People who are jealous, or partic-
ularly careful Of their own rights and
dignity, always find enough Of those who
do not care for either to keep them oon-
tinually uncomfortable.
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or Fanny Fern objects to men shed.
ding tears. She says il is an Infringement,
on one Of woman's most valuable "watel
privileges"
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Auplroa's OrrfcE. Woopsr1ELp,

AuDlToR's OrFfcE. WooDsFIELD,
La Monore County, Ohio, July IS, 1854 I
certify The f6regoing to bs q true statement Of
the Receipts and Expenditures of Monroe county.
for the fiscal year commencing on the 6rst Monday
of June. 1853. and ending on the first Monday Of
June. 1854; and that the Indebtedness and uncan-
celed orders are truly given as appears upon rec
ord in this office. JNO. B. NOLL, Aud,
Monroe Co Ohio.
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The CRoPs.-Letters from Wisconsin
state that the wheat crop win be Of an un-
heard Of abundapce. letters from Michi-
gan also stale that il win be very large
lthsres is as
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HID DOLTING CLOTHS, made of the; best a q,,al-
LID ity of silk. with square mesh. free o fuzz,
and warranted to bolt freely. always onr and
~ % per yard for No. 9, and 10 cents pc, yard
less on each No. lower. Orders filled with dis.
patch. at Sl9 Liberty. street, Pittsburgh.
dec IA w. w. WALLACE. j
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or Why are fowls the most economic
cal things for farmers 80 keep2 Because
for every grainof corn they give peck.
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TnE PHILosoPHY. OF THIEylNe, SbA
ne 7Vep York Piedyune =
A li,sls thieving is dangerous part,
Bat thieving largely is noble art;
,Tis vie to rob q hen .roost Of hen,
s1nL thiesing largely makes " gentlemsn'
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SurYey.iing..

THE undersigned. thankful for past favors,
i would inform the public that he still conii,l-
les the business Of SURVEYING. He may
10 found part Of his time in Woods6eld, and
ss.,. - =. DANIEL NORRIS.
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AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
LARINGTON, OHIO,
HAVING recently purchased wharf Boat.
Ill in connection with his WAREHOUSE. is now
ready to accommodate Moving Fdmiiies at mod
crate charges. Merchants eonsigning their goods
10 his care, will have them received at night and
in wet weather en- the Wharf boat, without extra
charges. Aug. -.
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WATCHES AND CLOCKS repaired and tcdr-
ranted to keep good fine.
Clarington. Nov. %. 1856.
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