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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-05-19
SHAKING HANDS.

Ih'> - III: accepted ',arner Ui i,"~ioll,;ipy
"how- w-dr-do. ''yia,l-to- ,ou :" INT the nsn-
nc" ot dong this varies so much. that with
some people We have "crcat shakes" and
with others ''no shal,.s .. all" po,;,,g.7c,
ii the! arc running FOR nhcc. have III. 49,.
OF hand>haking to perfection. Editors have
a very impressive shake for a sutscrih.i ,,av-
my I'm advance. IL shaking hands. la,lics
are generally passive, for III" east rro>>:lre
from their little Grrr:. Means yof,,,n.s r,;
lnc'r'l"d in the tormal am. familiar rrr,ur,-
ny. We have been ,ol,,. lr those ..no..,.J
ny IN sHcli m1tferS. tina: the telling and .lo-
4n"nf shake oi' tie hand, rat cci:p-r> nj,
Others. comes from a lIii.r;ra! in .ar!.
wii"il : s"enrd a'se'ffie> II him tint fiI..
affair i anicabv arranged" 1t would he
.nl;Io>s;h!" 70 give al, tire ,aric! ,>u-c>>;o,,s
fha' c''a'7r'criz" III" act Of shan i,ls hands :
hn' her" aye few that can t.. DESIGNATED
which. like tie primitive colorS. form lie
groundwork Of evcrv var,in" shade. The
p,np to'tu' shake first t!->.Ivrs rc,i.c (,
- performed III solcrn:. mccha',ral ,n,nrcr
No attempt has ever been succc>>f,il to c:yc
1t graz or ,Iyacity. IS 4 general rpie. Il
should not be continued after Your friend j.
IN pr"ir>e rcr>riration from unwont.d rx-
errI>" The j,cDi,pum Stake is of a similar
character. but il hts horizontal instead Of
perpendicular motion II i r>.,.utea iv
"oi''v >~c'!irc Your hand iorizontal;y TO-
ward vorr acquaintance. aud after the llrc-
ton .S effected. rowing with it from On. sid.
TO the other As long as human nature will bear
IT. liI" fo","yrt shake is mex, in i,n,or
tancc. II derives it name from, that in>,,r
mcit OF torture lv whicii Sfi--rn,iS >-on a..
circulation of blood The Jer.on u>inr ,l;>
>t!ic. II T." has large powerful Land, ,a:,
throw his victim into intense arn,.v. ana ,v
IN pio!T.r .li>oca'icn of -" small bones cr
The fingers. and in ,iclra'c ,cr>or> c,>;l,
>lrain The wrist. Th" co.'irI shake i ,cr
9dF i29"#Fo &I'A SartE rbH&iisT%a s22a'$a ~ ataf #
ate degree Of pressure. and cheerful exclsim-
atoms of welcome. This s',lc i n,,i~rri,n
nate and very popular. The ~. rims touch
Is the opposite Of the cordial grar;,!e 1t i
principally used l'v h,roc c!,onlria,.> anl sen
tlnicn'ai Young cl.rgsn,.n. and l. alva}~ az
romianed 10y nervous inquiry about >omc-
ho1y'> health. The J5r', ,aajor and the
tr''iF '',''or aye intirclv monorolizcd by the
ladies the first allows the gentleman to
touch III, ii,ccrs down 10 ,hc second i,;,.
the second gives the Who'll - H.. fore iino.r
The ve'v ladies' who use these st,I..S most ci:
itctuaiIv. will, in Il moment afterwards. yer
mt t'i' f"'"1'"i"t >iuc"/c. provided i /, lon.
III The waltz or other :.:niliar Ganc.. We
III .ht extend onr list with descriptions oi ts.
.;.i. "a tp' and the >.,,r-n,U shaLc. and IN,
shake r2't mri'r' i'r'I.J,>.. which lrr. after
all. but exaggerated to,in> - Ike inm,,- han
lie, r"r'lu'u,n. AMI iourniqur; a,icic~. au,,.
therefore. can l.. conceived more easily than
J.Sc~iI,.I
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10 read Your own c"mr"' lions 10 friend
Is chi.ciis,.atlc enough. T:.re is another
foi.J.t. more amiahl, because II does not
ma. much of personal VANITY II has,
,,owc,cr an snodyne effect no less certain
Is - has an excellent library. and what
J. more has perus,d the nst remark able
books in i, AID rer:"mlers herr wi,h an un-
.;,rtnnatc c>ac'rrss. lie is ore WHO will read
ycu / Hath n,i; q standard authors. As for
himself. h rrrtrn''> 10 write n"thing ?. but ap-
rreria.", the words of others. and would be
:roSt in, valuable 10 vain authors who want
ccnmc,daion fer he would treat them to
whole PAGES of their own composition, and
point ont the elusive beauties which had es-
ra;.,'l thc;r own eyes, They would no doubt
consider him ;.i. :most charming companion
in The world. There are half. -,ioyen works
which are crcat taynrifr> with him. snch a.
't.nar.", E.fii!ems,' Wilkes E,ic coniad,'
andIo;ten sicar-iirpI'S, in the quaint things
Fifty times at least have heard him quote
that remarkable saving Of Tnrper, that if a.
ny one is 10 be married. The ol. .iect of his ad-
Grafton must be- now living, and il NAV be
we'll 20 pray for her at once. Conversation
seldom proceeds far before something COM
mon-place allni.s of being illustrated out Of
these authors lie rises from his seat, un-
locks las mahogany book Ease. selects his VOL
u;nr. fnrns over a few pages. comes 10 chap
ter and verse. and the iniliction begins The
precious moments during which Won have
come to unbend with this worthy friend, who
j, himself, like eilt-cdg ged book. full of rare
conccts. are sacrificed 10 ts.:iarles, and worse
t!ian lost in the pro,erLial lullness Of Tur-
per. Reading 10 a great amusement. and be-
ing =. al 10 !, :. ia,o. not thrown axay Oh the
>i,n rr The ,i,,I.
Il L r,;at.d Ct f.! i-.nncn,. the au,hcs
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And had il been otherwise, I think | std
should have ,crupIcd to restrain, by s:ranc-
er's presence, the first blow of intm,,, com.
mun!on 10 which H.: Two friends eyi,ie,;;,
look =" f'rwarl with such war,n am, p.as,,r-
able feelings. So gratefully declined. but
pledged myself to take advantage of H.. .;oc.-
or'> ho>pl:ali'v upon my rcAt visit to Orleans.
When that occnrs. I ,hail hope To .'ean al
other Russian "Reminiscences
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LAZY HAN'S PARADISE.

The e.; ;., i m. .c,ouu, oc ,h. J,;I,.
life Of a(..c' ilv ,ho t,,,o e SAINT,
truzc. the ,4..,..; 81. 3. ,;au i .,,,m..r. of
,h,. na:.,o. Ior.. ri..u Santa Il. Eol,v,
mu., he {, perfect para, LIST. to say no,l,inr o-
the chance bachelor has, OF being able to
secure partner in city where there are
five women to oue man
Very early i'll the morning. the Creole
getting out OF bed. throws himself INTO a
lamac his wife stretches herself upon a bed
near by, while tie children seat themselves
with their Ices under them on the chairs. all
IN their III -ht dresses The Indian servant
..irl enters with chocolate for each member
of the family. after she brings some Goals Of
fire in Il silver dish The wife l,rhts her
husband cigar, and then one for herself
some time is spent in reclining. chatting and
IcgaIin.. The man slowly puts on his cotton
trowSers, WOODEN coat, leather shoes and Vie
ma hat, with lis neck exposed to the fresh
;.ir->ik han,.kcrchlis are scarcc-hc walks
to some near ntiy iyhbor>, with whom he again
drinks chocolate and smokes another cigar
At midday a sEial! low table is set in the
middle of the room, and the family 90 to
breakfast. The wife Sis next to her hus-
band: th, women are very pretty. and at:
icrtionatc to their husbands. lie chooses
from among five. there hcn. about that
number Of women to one man in the town.
The children seat themselves, and the ,,".,
form a ring behind. The first dish is a chupc
eff not,tocs with lar,e ', eces ,t meat. The
man helms himself tI-,t. and throws hi, bones
,,r,ioLt across the table; a child do,lc.s its
head to give il a free rassacc. and the docs
rush after it as it falls on the erounc. floor
\ child then throws a bone, the mother
.lodues and the dogs rush behind her. The
second Gi>h holds small pieces Of beef with
out bones. Dogs are now lighting Next
comes dish with tineiy-.hoppcd beef; f.
nallv, coffee or chocolate After break kfast.
the man pulls oil his trowscrs and coat. and
lies down with his drawers in the hamac.-
Ills wife lights him cigar. She finds her
way back to led with cigar The dogs
jump up and lie down Oh the chars-tilc
iieas bite them on he ground The Indian
Girl closes both doors and windows. and takes
4he children. out 10 play while the rest Of the
family sleep.
At . o'clock =. NJ. the church bcii rings
=, I.. tb. ,conl.. krox rho rr;.st was s,v;rc
/, r.,
II prayer ior 'em' which ro''Ses 'he"' Inc
man rises, stretches his hands above lis head
md ca,s: the rio.s get down and uhlinuly
,r..,.h ,,,o,,.., ,.h;, d., mn, so. ~, j.,
;, -
'''c oco ''''' -o''i's V"''s o"' 'or "re Tue III
d'an girl ie-arpears with chunk for her
,ni.tress to l-ht her master another ci.a and
ls smokes aca;p herself The J;rpcr which
~,
''"es paw 'o'"''' . ''''' ,' y i'0"'! '"'
anne Us breakfast except when beei Is re-
Gently killed by the Indians, when they have
:, boil. The ribs and other lone bones Of
,l. ,;,, .r, ,r;nod ., ah ,:t
III "''''''''' "@'"' ''"''"S ''e
zones oi!.y coated Win meat these arc iaId
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ST JOl1NSBURY, VT, SATURDAY, MAY 49, 1874

ael wished it TO take. We arc now nea
!. Orleans
The letter was reading when we start
co. SAID my companion, land which, ba
brought back to niv memory all that | Ia,,
told vo':. he added with sIjob, how. \ sm;,.
'anc 4 host of other circumstances, to me. n
thrilling and everlasting interest. j, fron
Genera ircyi.i.:, who lives in ,be so,th of
I rance but has come uncxpcct"div 10 Or
leans 20 pass month with me Th~t - nj
way y" Ewes happily with marie.
daughter, bet How and the. the desire :.
see an o''i comra':e, and 10 Gsi.. Old battle
over "s''''' comes 5" strong ly upon h;a tha
he had his VI: :" packed at an hour, NJ GO
and takes me ly >ur, rise He kno,,> ..,l
that The Generals room and a,fc.;,,,.t.
reception. t.wayS awaits him received III.
lcn"r-iul of references 10 old t;,ro.
YESTERDAY evening. and am now hurrvir,.
bar t" Orleans 10 see him IT, NAV vcr,
likely ne waltin" for inc AT the station an.
S"n VIII >''', tha; :o' a man who r9"c hin,
self VI fer dead fort: wears aro in the sno,v
OF Russia. ar.! begged a> favor. l,.;I,.
'hro"-h his brain. he looks tccralle heart,
and satisfied y live
"lherc i on" tang, N,gsio"r'e 'e i)o.sc,r.
saIf winch Won have not We, cxrltin-l {,
NE. ahn "..'"A d" n: understand. Die
v"u MN literally what Won SAID. tia, >inc.
The Russian c1mpa:rn Won have nc,,r h,
your irri warm =:
"ltcra'lr anl truly. SIR. Wh.n y, oo
10 prcha, where .Ion,in wa IN command aue
where the heroic N"v. who had been >c,,
rate from IN" amy. rcioinrd " with m,
SKELETON %; hi> corps l.avin" cot his WI, b.,
sheer valor and ~nllier>hip. through cloud.
OF llatof'> Co~>ack> we took a |,,'> r,>,
II was III" 2"th OF November the last eIay Of
ANYTHING approaching" 10 comtor, which ",
were 10 ":."' before cro>>ir- the !,u>>;;,,
iroHti'r. lrGc. We mad, one more L,,t. 2,
Mo!"'i'tSci'l'',, whcnr" \a1ol.on dated ii.
hni!r'in OF on terrible DISASTERS and then
Only portion - Us could t;r,d lodgings: We
were SICK. hattrozrn. and numbers died ~
'"' >ir't'>. ~ ''r"ha W" ioiIn! shelter and
tranquility, the @'Ncrnor had provided pro
VISIONS against on I.a>>acr. the oucut l,; y.
HuIrt. and We "niovrl day Of complete re-
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NEW YORK MARKET.

AUGUST Sl.-AtOney unchanged. Stocks steady.
Galena and Chicago Ralroad. lIl3; Cleveland
aud Toledo s?Zi Erie 524; Illinois Central, 9Tf ;
Michigan Central l02; New York Central, 1929
Harlem, 2S4; Cumberland, 213; Recalling 96.;
Canton 2Is, Del. & Hudson. 80; U. S. 6's OF 81,
lisa; Mich. Southern 1851; Penma. Coal Co 1864.
Gleve. y Pitts. 20; Miss ,un SIS 954; Ohio 6's oil
20. Ill.
Cotton firm, with an upward tendency. Sales
1900 bales N. 0. mddIing at liz. Sales Gur the
last days: 2,I60 bales.
Flour easier, no; qWotably lower, limited de
mnnd, with sales of but 5000 barrels. Wheat in
Moderate demand, tuae lower. sales of Southern
white al I9S. Com firm. Whisky better, with
sales at 43i. Tobacco firm, sales at 9aII4 Pork
easier, but not quotaby lower. Beef is d trihe
higher. sales Of mess at 1851. Lard unchanged,
hut active, with sales 500 bbls. Butter and cheese
steady. Coffee has declined CT, sales OF Rio al
llt. N. o. MOlaSses at 81. LinSeed oil active OF
81. Sales are reported OF New Orleans sugar al
IA Iron steady. sales 500 tons Scotch pig at full
prices. Lead firm. TaiIow firm at l2I.
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yETloW FFvEp

BALrrnoRE, Aug, 3lst-we have this afternoon
advices from Norfolk to Thursday morning, but
there is no favorable news, The fever BENG as bad
as ever.
Lieut.. Jas. Henderson, Mrs Tazewell, two Phila.
deipLia physicians, (Dr McFaddrn and one other,
name not given.l
The wife of Commodore Whipple is dead, and
Dr.. Constable is dying.
The new cases are of miller type, but the
deaths in the two cities for the previous TWEEN
ty-four hours had, Notwithstanding, amounted to
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THE LATEST NEWS.
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SOFT SHE'LL CONvENTION-

SYRACUSE. Aug. 3I.-During last evening ses-
SION M CaSsidY's re oiution denonRcine the ann
e intrusion into Kansas violation at the rights
Of legal electors. and snbversive OF the intent of
Congress IN the Kansas bill. and that the powers
Of the government should be exertei to redress
these ouirageS, that the clause in the Nebraska
bill EePealing the Missouri Compromise was un-
wise because the admission nl the territory as
States would have effected the same thing.
An exciting debate occurred during which AIr.
Van Buren, moved an amendment, that the de,,o-
cracy of New York sdheres To all the compromises
Of the constitution, and mainiains all the reserved
rights of the States and declarations Of hostility
to the extension Of slavery 10 free territories.
Mr.. Cassidy's Restitution. with this amendment.
was then passed and the Convention adjourned tni
Friday.
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sRAILRnAn Acc,nrN.n

BuRLIserON, Aug, St-Tbe sufferers by the Eate
accident have passed comfortable misht and ap-
pear 10 be mending rapidly. TIE CUroner's in
quest has re ulne,i the investigation, and it will
probably be continued tEroughout,the day OF per.
maps longer, the determination being to sift The
matter thoroughly.
The number Of lille! is now ascenained to be
only 20; the remains of IS have been delivered tc
their friends. One died al Bordentown u nd one is
stlt lying here. Supposed 10 be Alr. Humphreys,
OF lliInoS,l this was QUE OF the bodies mol recos
med Yesterday; the other is that of H. b.. James,
Cecil CO., Md.
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MrRnER

OswFGo, Aug 3O-A man named Fitzgerald and
his wife were found dead in bed this morning.
horribly mutilated. A Young son in the same room
was terribly cut up, and died soon afterwards. A
son named John, who had quaneled with both lis
parents, has been arrested on suspicion, he slept
IN room opening upon his parents bed o1m and
was found IN 1t With all the outer doors locked
Another son in different part OF the house was
aroused by the cries of his little brother, and he
raised tie ueighborS
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"'Tls rHE LAST RosE OF sUMMEa $50 we
thought yesterday while gazing on the remnants Of
rose piucked some time since. Last roses, they
saw, ale the most sweet and touching in the SEN
urnen,s they convey: AMI these melancholy, mu-
seal cositaiious reminded US that Ills the last
nigh, Of the KUxkrE's in this city. Remember
,ha, and profit by it. If you wish TO enjoy the a:e-
well strains of their flne music and tie last exhil
Grating drafts of ,he,r funny jokes. They offer
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KANSAS

Curclcc, Aug. 3I.-We learn from Kansas that
Chief Justice Lecomp,e gave dinner TO the mem
tefs OF The Kansas Legislature. on he ed, in re-
turn for the honor Of locating the capitol at the
town named after him.
Judge Eimore was present and on being toasted
announced his determination 10 resist The Presi.
dents nsurpstIon of power. The announcement
was received with great enthusiasm.
AdSlces from Fort PieIee represent The troops as
healthy and The Intiisns qni@i.
Gov. Brown, of Wisconsin,, is dead.
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RAILRnAn AcclnRNr

PrrrsnuRcu. Aug. 3l.-ThiS morning at O'Clock
the express TAIN on the o. & p r. Road West
was thrown of the rack, running over cow 20
miles below this place. Three cars were thrown
off, one completely wrecked. -Four passengers
were severely in jured. 6 slightly W. Glenn Of
4 IiesheHey Co., had his leg boken; 7. Adams, of
Harrisburg, severely, but not DANCE rously injured;
Joseph ReinhaIt, Of Nevada. o.. severely, but not
dangerously injured; DanI. Fisher, of Flat Rock
Ohio, arm broken. The Train was going very fast
at the time of the accident.
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CINCINNATI MARKET

AucusT 3l.-Flour quiet to- day, sales at Sc. 90.
Nothing tEansPired in grain: Wheat is saleable at
I25 for prime red. Whisky is again higher with
sales from river. railroad and canal at 34i, and
from wagons at 34i. Ckerse firm, sales al So
Sugar finn, sales of fair aud prime at 3as4. Mo
IAsses very firm, sales at 40.
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FROM NEW YnRk

AUGUST 3Ist-The papers by the Canada have
been received and diSPa tched South.
The London Times of Saturday states that ow-
ing to the rumorS of unfavorable news from the
Crimea being circulated yesterday, the English
funds experienced decline Of 3-S,I., bnt subse-
quently the decline was fully recovered on rumors
of repulse to the Russians.
Money was in great demand owing to the eage1-
ness to subscribe to the Turkish loan.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-01

The following rae and heautiCul
Animals are auoNg Ilc Collection
belonging To This Exhibition.
A BTIGiiiAn Tiger, OF south Am
eriCan JsguaT, Two Afriuan Loop
ards, . n American Bears, Il pair
Oi English Deer, beautifully mark
ed Zehia, Peruvian Llma, white
Camel, a Kangaroo, -besides va
Tiety Of tie MOI key tribe, PaITOt2,
PelicaIEs, Swans, Bids OF Para :
disc, &c. DC.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-01

TnE editor of the Belmont Chronicle asks why
We are not placed on committees on summer
hui,s like he is. we're sure we don't know
Perhaps IFS because We are not 'esome pumpkins .
We see howeve, that our Fair people have, placed
ms on a committee on Household Manufactures
along with number Of pretty Iadies-that will
I've are satisfied.