The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-01-27
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Judge Potter Of the i,.a;iite Farmer, y.
w.. upon annount thai thai Paper hal "a -
Cd into O.flsr land, IL Ike; sou. sound rr
marks, w,ic': ,iiou!,! i; pond r, j over hv cv
cry citizen. He @:vS: Ii - i:.trunize our
osn newspapers at homc. anil then. if we have
patronage to spare. we cin extend it ~ IN ,Sc
abroad. It \ 20 tx use ior i.tt la:ronizns
our own Papers, 10 say. the, arc not 80 rood
as others. the i;.ii,t Is At oar Own doors. Pa
ronzc them as they should -. and :hev will
lie what they >i,ouI! H. The trG;h is. there
are very few papers in on: =: IT.. that are p,t-
Tonizcd a. they should be. Our people are
TOO much taken with tie l,,ly paper, Of our
large cities, full OF ovc-in-a .rb tories. and
sicklv scniiincntai>li. to l,atroniz" the papers
published at their own doors. Y;... we can
name halt '!cz'n country papers. that con-
tain ~. valuable ard interesting matter
weekly, than appears in al! 'hc .,lsIv papers
Of Boston. New York AID Philadelphia COM
hined. These papers strusrl,. a onr from
year to year. yielding ti.cir p.opric:o:s but a
bare living. while the patronage at their own
doors, which in Justice should he theirs. is OK.
tended to establishments troad that Jerome
successful and o:er.rown hv pan,lcrnr to a
vitiatcd taste or drrr.ved appetite. These
things should not be 20. Oar own papers
should be adequately la'rcnixrl
CALICO DRESS PAKTI.- Poverty has at
last become fashionable in New York. The
i. l. Tribune copies the invitation cards
Of Mrs. Col. C, one of the aris.ocracv
Of Fourth ST., who Issued upward of i've hun
dred invitations for calico dress ball The
invitations were printed upon common white
paper, and expressly stated that each lady
was expected to appear in a calico dress,
which the next day after the ball should be.
sent 10 the Five Points Mission. The result
was calico dresses to the value ofsI 800 were
.eeat u the Mission House.
iuf NHTiM'.-.A According to the London
1r'!it al tir"Hiar. The campaign OF the East
''s. ir point OF sickness and mortality. been
ne OF the most disastrous on record. Nor.
IAN ten thousan'! men have Disappeared from
i'.' ra'.t' -;n"c he aru,y landed in ,le Cr;.
mea. MAJ. - . III are om! y =, <, it :. true.
and will soon again appear on the scene.-
The Russians. the poor soldiers saw univcr
sally. are nothing ~ the cholera and ,liar.
Yhrt. y London CORRESPONDENT, sInan;nr
81 the MISERY AM! distress The battle, in IN.
Crmea have orra Toned in the cottage hous.s
Of England. notes the feet that the army *
'argrly recruited from the class otaericutur-
y! laLOrer>: AID there is scarcely ii.arc in
'hc LANE! which has not a living representative
u :he army. BIT he adj, :--"The officers
~, almost exclusively drawn from the hiul.-
T.: elias, and there is 10: perhaps a patrician
emily in the land That i, not immediately.
'r ~ near coa-an, ;, .iin:;.'s and alliances at.
f"ctc'l by the icaii lit pf KILLED and wourd
el. The VIC o9 OF ireland mourns a son
killed. The Err! Ct Clare lose, an ONLY son.
The Dukc Ri D!"i.t<. 1t Sunderland mourn
':,a Heath o. tc. secon'i cen. Lord Freder-
'"k l.evcso1 GJ%er: aHl 8, o"A mi.b' q, OF
f.s':'. - r-~ra.-..