The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-02-18

allowed 10 0lEulge the secrets OF MS CHI
ontrarv to the wishes ofthe latter. This
peculiarly the privilege of the client, and
hat ofthe lawyer. Should the client cho
o waive his privilege, the lawyer may tt
re compelled to testify. Physicians are p
'ibitcd by statute from revealing informant
cceived by them profcssionally.-N y. s.
'ny Times.
For The Cacdoniaii.
EvELEEN.
Ono" there wis Snow-wlite cottage
Standing in Highland dell,
Close beneath the hcathcrv hillside
Where murm rolIS cascade fcIl
Twas home Of love and beauty,
Many tiny ones were there;
Earnest hearts in every duty
Made it Ike an Eden fair
Eldest in that band Of clliI,!ren:-
Trembling on the line between
Artic>> child and cllansctu woman.
Was the firv Evclcen:
G"en hair with pale flowers braided
Lay above her classic brow.
Silkcn ,;l>llc> softly shadcl
Eyes Of deep and dreamy blue.
Visions bright. and vocclcSs feeling
Which the gifted only know,
I L., .I,.
S"ttc>t shadows on her brow.
When TIE Highland lads and lasSics
Danced around the towcr-girt pole
Strange that their glad laughter ever
I;r, u.i: a fancy unto her Sonl.
Many cal.e'! her cold and hcartlcSs.
Al. how lille did they know
That from fountains deepest hidden
Pu:c~t waters ever flow.
When the moons calm ligllt was falling
Rain like on the follcd flower.
Tones If >pirit-mu-ic called her
Forth with Nature and the hour
Then lcnca,ll the bending branches
Signing in their >h;,,!owv sleep
Sine w"i!.i raise her dark eve. upward
Softly pray and ''!!y weep.
One :licrf WAS of mate feeling,
Deep. my Sea RIOTS IL Ter dream.
Was i. strange .!ir,r hidden fountains
Ncc.i,;. formed loves Ii; i,!cn >trcau:
Faraway where he,~ Of coral
Proudly spread beneath the wave.
Lies tl.o Hr~>'I l.r c"mmanlcd.
Fi'tii'. Colin for The brave
Wien the >ulli;iier flowers were diving
LiNr Them fairy Evclccn
Passed from c.,rtl her pale Ei'~ breathing
Il. r. an. Love no more Il Dream.
Derby. 9Th feh. "Ir->,t
Fer Tie C:lc,'onian
INES ,,i'',S<,dto Ms LLn I,,rr,u,, on
,''M "f i,r H<JuI
TIE earth i, clad in robes o'lir'.-,
AH.atu.c's beautiful anl !,r;c'..,
The da!kning c.ou !ir> pa~~c! away.
pi-rcilc,. l,v All eiiulccnt raw.
Why rests that Shade upon Thy brow?
Why flows that tear uuli,!Iyn now?
Sncr Mature wears an aspect gay,
Why wly ant thou 30 sal to-day?
Thy rising ch M ii> vcr speaks.
IL mc".. Is well that ! should weep:
.>"'h tears arc sacred. let :hc, tluw
I
And he is gone; thy choSe, one,
His mission here on earth is done.
H. now ha> i";ncl tlla: 'cra,il h.,l
IN ,"ul,r bri4. ami happy lalnl.
TErn 'r,i>. IN Cod: He i .hv friend!
And He will guide thee t. tie end:
Though earthly JOYS ana friends !,inrt
He ill Eve peace :" The "rurc in heart"
I.vm..nr. Dec ~. 1873.
H">E~T P"LnY-A gentleman, convt
y. one day with a matchmaker upon the
oncst practices Of persons in his wav OIL
ness. was ;lius addressed by him 81
erved my apprenticeship with man who
'ot fear God. and who. consequently,
,ot very srrupu!ouS in the charges which
nadc 70 lis customers. II. would call NJ
DOL, and tel, ne I should de in A work nc
when. in lis ab<cnx". use! to make $
CHARGES AZ appeared % be fair and homes
In the course Of tinc Sc; up in business
myself and have been 50 successful "A n,
to have wanted a shilling: whilst NV ma.
who used to rcrro,rh me TOR my honesty,
came So reduced in circumstance, ~ to a,
to me for a few guincas. and did at lc,
die in a work house.
WEIGHT OF WOOD.
The weight of different kinds of WOO