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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29

Il was past mi,lni. .;,t-the Iichts on the
stone bridge which crosses the river Main at
Frankfort were still hurnino. thou"h the foot
steps o. passengers had died aSav for some
time on lis pavement when = Young m,n ap-
proarhrl the hrl!H.. from the tnwn with hastv
>trnl.s AZ the same tune. another man sd-
vanced IN wears wa.c"Eiu. 70 cards h,m from
Sa,-h>cnhtu>.n. the well known suburb on
the oppn>i'c side Of ;hr river The two had
NOT Vet met. when the Latter turned from his
path and went towards the parapr' with the
evident Intention OF icarlng from the bridge
into III" Nam.
The vonn. man followed him quickly. and
LAID hold o. hrm
SIR" SAID he, IL think YOU want to drown
vourstit"
You think right, sir but what is that to
you?"
"Nothing a: all was only going to ask
Won to do me the favor to wait \ few minutes.
and allow me 10 JON Won. Lr: Us draw close
to each other. and. arm in arm. tatr the leap
Together The idea of making the journey
with perfect stranger. who las chanrcd 10
come for the same purpose. Is really rather
interesting. Indeed. ] have not experienced
ANYTHING so txcIf,ug for some time: and |
should not have thought that in nv last hour
50 pleas mt An occurrence would happen.--
Come. sir. cor MANY wears have not made
a request to anv human being do not refuse
me this one. which must he my last. ! assure
vou do not remember having ever spent 50
many words about anv request whatever"
So saving. the yonnS man held out his | and:
his companion took IL. and he them continued
with kind of enthusiasm: so be it. arm in
ARMAND now let Us be quick about it 8; il is
really charming to feel human heart rear
me IN these last moments. | do not ask what
Won are good or ad-come let us down"
The elder of the two who had at first been
in so great hurry to end his existence in
the waters OF the river now restrained the Im-
pefmoSi;y OF ;he Younger
"Stop. SIR" SAID he. while his weary eve
tried 10 examine the features Of his rompan-
ion as vel: AS the h,kering light Of the near
est lamp would allow hm-"Stnp. SIR you
seem TO me too Young TO leave life ~ this
way. | am afraid YOU are committing rash
act for man OF your years, life must have
still bright prospects,
Bright prospects in the midst Of rotten
ness and dtcav. fal>phoOd and deceit. vice and
corrup'ion Come let us make an end ot it,"
And so vcnng. Your experience must
have been very sad to make Won consider all
creatures wi ich have the human form brood
o: sc,prnts."
"Oh. ..rpents are noble beings compared
with men; they follow the impulses OF thrir
nature ; they are no hypocrit.s, bearing vir-
tue on their liIs and vice in their hearts"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29

The following statement of Capt Stan
nard, formerly a resident of Fair Haven,
c.. was furnished hy himself to the New
Haven Pa1adinm. We hore no one will fail
to rea it, and see for themselves TO what
on'ragrs a man may be subjected for having
fhe aulacity TO uilrr his vote for the Rrrub
-, 81. ,nuui,.ate, JOHN L. FREMONT, in this
free rOur'lU
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29

FAMILY RrApI>G IN THE COUNTY, -
For standard rcnllu.. history and hioyrf by
should have prominent place. lh" t'o"
rrlhv OF SCI; made men i, ptriicul sri
fit 4 70 create interest and To lead 10 the de-
vulupmrn, OF the >lumtrriny energies OF ru-
raj lIt. Noya.ts and travels furnish much
c.i.u a.tI To lead 10 the same results. y
few works on moral SCIENCE >hould have a
pla.e III furn lrg the elements Of correct
views upon he business relations nctdiu IN
any community. Aud there is usually not a
d,>tiu,ion. particularly auoug the female
ui,,nirr- # a cun.huuIrv. of taste for we'll
,lo>-H >o!unr> oi pu-trv. II contrib ,'rS To
ti, tc-t 81, Is. atirilurr- OF Character Books
have b.rot.,c 50 cheap, that those of the de-
scri,,'ion named should hr cla>>cd with The
r.c.>,.Yir, Of litr \ -m Ill >nm approprIA-
ted CA, /, wear to this "'i.r IN time vii! Sc
,urca yalu,It library.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29

OxE OF THE BETS One of the most a.
nu,inr instances of betting on the late tlec-
ton. whrh has come. TO light, was 10y ''rr-
man in Chc,go. who bet his house lot. anu
wii.. and baby. that Mr. Fremont would be
elected. Alter hearing the result he tool: his
deeds. wife and child and made tender
Of all in rood faith But his friend having a
wifi, and five children, refused to increase his
stock in that way. and the retore declined to
take the poor man, family and property, but
gave him piece OF advice. took drink OF
beer, and ar'e'i good friends.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29

EIGlIr KINDS or WOMEN The obS'i-
J,t'tr,h woman roa>ts an OK with = burning
glass The ,urio,Ds woman would like IL
turn 4 rainbow over ~ sre what there was
on the other side. The rnIgar woman ;s a
>pi'lrr attemp'ln: TO spin silk. The ca'1''ou,
women MI, herself in cnlcavoriny 20 lace
t.t:rr than her neirhhors The er.rard-
ri4t woman burns WAX candle in looking
Tor lu":t,r match. Thc hnppp woman died
in deaf and dumb a>vlum years ago.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29

fact everywhere noticeable. In every Com
mo!wealih where New England modes of
Thought prevail. Fremont has carried the dav
rs be has lost it in those free States whore
Prnn>y lvanans have been the coloni>ts, and
where, consequently. Prnn>, lvania modes of
thinking are in the ascendant.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29
J. BEITToS, JE.

THE VALUE OF BOOKS IN TIE CoUN-
Try Wien Young man has acquired a
love of rrallnr. and, Of conr>e a relish for
intcicctu,I pleasures, he never >u;lrr, for the
wan, OF ,oclrtv. and has on. Of the best pre-
scrvativts a.,In>t dissipa'iun and clovnI>h
manners In The want OF such saitauaraS a
foninrsS for low company and noisy in'tmpe-
rate pleasures. IN the leisure seasons OF ru-
raj li, may steal upon him unawares. We'll
chosen books, therefore. IN the families OF
farmers are Of inr>timab'c value. There
should be an appropriation for them every
wear.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29

Az AFFECTING INCIpENT-The lions
Herald Of last week. gives an account Of an
affecting incident which occurred at the con-
cert of the Sabbath 5 hool in North Russell
street Methodist Church. Boston, last Sun
day evening. After various addresses. ady
arose and asked TO speak TO tie children
After speak inr of her own early life, she de-
but who We're now in deep poverty through
the intemperancc OF their father. The ch,l-
dren were rccocnized by those who listened
to her. as her own. A collection was taken
up on the spot for them The father once
stood high a minister of the gospel. but has
fallen victim of the intoxicatIng cup.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29


own intrinsic merit. every reader will be clad
to take up thi. Rfr. Axe. and Sa,.dle-
bays as the companion Of a d,y's excursion
INTO what Is almost another sphere, or ano'lar
Of lir. The facts of Mr.. Mil
burns I'le are wi'lely known BY newspaper
paragraphs, and We will not repeat them
horo. III, all show now ,nc deepest aiilr-
tons NAV, when hopefully and humb'v re-
ceived. add Lew lu>Irc to ali r, naming JOYS
and create a la!e>,n raim in the soul. >ucl.
a> he who has never suffered can never Who'll
ly know. Mr.. MI!hurns ah,ii'ies are of no
con,uon order. Aside from the novel an!
fresh air witch his lectures have. con>-,urnt
upon the lrcularitit, Of hi, l!r there ar~ on
every PAGE m,lk> OF good scholarship. keen
taste. careful lhctorc and ,i.orou, thou .it
Az ENGLISH Hhvltw OF " NrE>oN'>
ENGLISH Trails "-Th. Westminster Re
view, for d tut,.r. thus conrlur> a review
vi
OF cN,gLrrat,on and indefinite aim. this Is a
book We most heartily wrh."nr. nlrl to read
ourselves IN apIc'nrc drawn by a >k,Iiui ant
i>r, and sill more "lal - have 50 much
trlrndI,nrs> and gen ro>;rv displayed towards
we feel sure. DO 1oo! on both sides OF the A.,
lantr. and tend to promote that cordial un-
Outstanding between al! sections of the An
Clio Saxon race. on which. in these davs of
d,>po'i>,n and contu>ion. the welfare of man
kind :" iargriv drprnd>.'
Th. following extra. from the book will
be r, al with interest
Il iind the Eny'i,hman to be him of AL
men who stands firmrst in his shoes The,
have IN themselves what they value in then
my arrival at Liverpool. gentleman. in de.
sciibiny to me the Lord l.tutrnant OF Ire
Land. happenr'! TO say. I.orI Clarendon ha
pluck Ike a cock. and will i.ht till he dies :
and what heard first heard last. and IL,
one thin. the En.li>h value is pluck. Th'
cahmrn have II: the merchants have it : tn,
h shops have il ; the women have it: ,h
Times newspaper, they say. l. the PIN ki">
: thing IN En.l.nI. and sydney Smiil t.,
nai. il a pro,crb. that litlc Lord john Ru>
] for tax. i... mn,
Of the Channel fleet to morrow.
IL requires, men say. "cod constitution I
= travel in Sp.ir. ,ay As much e Eu-rant
: for other cause. simply On arcoun' rt The >in
or and hrtwn of the people. Nothing hr
e the mos; serious business could 1--WE one an
counterwcinht to these Brc>arks. thong
'hry wee only to order r4.S and mullins io
their breakfast. The Engli>hman speak
with al his body His 81" anon Is ~tomr HI,
a>,h- Americans i 'a"iaI. Thu En.l ~htra
is very peiuIaut and precise a!Iout his accom-
mod dnlon AT inu> An / on the roads a uuit
= d., about his toast and his chop. and ever
j. ,pcric> Of convenience. and loud and runge:
n III his expressions OF Impotence at any ~
lcct. His >Ivarifv h,tra, itself At ali p, int
a III his manners, in his respiration, and the il
I a,'n ula'c noises he makes in clearing II.
n throat all >i.n,ii ant Of hurlv strength. Th
igor appears III the incuro,ify. aud >tor
e neglect, each Of the other Each man walk
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29

ME>>ES EpI1"ES The following ar'i-
Gle, are from the Farmers Every Dav Book
lv J l. Blake. They are COPIED for the
Caltdonian i'll hope that they will attract the
notice and direct the attention OF some TO the
Importance of self culture and social, intel
Iectual Improvement
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29

Russian iiorri~ In rlare Of hotels. a
system Of ,.rculn.no,: ,tion has been establish
ed III these ,'IrS .or travellers who remain
.ar months or longer IN agreement is mal,
FIR h'a'i and !-'''- ,' a stipulated price;
th"N receive one or TWO furnished rooms. tea.
a good lnncr at thr .l1', ThD'.. and tea in
the cvcuIn.: and ca.h rtv> for lod.inr. fire,
candi,.s food dunk ani attendance. twenty
five. forty. or .it.v silver rnIIhl..s (El. IS -,
or t>) month. Inr.> of rhi> KIN! row rxi>t
IN Al! III" c''''-"r,n.."t t"wns. some Of them
Kept by Germans. and th,-~, 'nr ttr u."-t p,rt
torrah'v good. In I'la-,.>. however. where.
t'IrN have been established aud kept l., Hi>-
>ians. they >'Ili pres. NJ a MIXTURE OF th" car
a,an>arv and .\>i,t,,. eating house Ga ar
ri>inr aud stopping b,orr one nt these houS-
+. no one comes 10 receive. ,ou the l4nd-
lord vou seldom %: >i.1't "t lou 90 INTO
t',. house. aud s,ar,h for til.. h,r. which Is
generally III the up!cr story. ana there Won
fad a Kind 81 water. whom ,ou AK for lol.
iny. It, shows ,ou the rooms. in crnrrll
ta!v furnished ani without beds, instead
O, which a lrathrrn sofa serves for place on
whlrh von can spread ont vOnr own bed.
The traveller has always 10 bir.aln. and
otter halt what Is irln ,ni,d and when this
is conru.I,.,l h- cn..rs INTO ,,r-..>>i,n ~
the bar different knd> of drnk VINE bran
drv. " aud cold meats are >oid next to
this n" >"v"rl rooms. the 80 called rr>:au-
rant. IN witch dinner j. served II IL cnl.fc Ii
Won Ask what Is to b. hti, rurlrts aud beet,
steaks ar" always named. (>,nce 1915 these
two words have Vru-tra!rd even into III"
heart "t A>ia) they are. however, r0nnnl "
at very bad qrtl''v. aud very I'll cooked On
the other h,ni. II vou ask tor genuine Russ
ian d>hrS. the >irbi raibay- Sour with meat
IN ~ or th" p,r''u. {, KIND Of pie with fi>h
or meal. ,on find .hr>' p,la.ahlr and whole
SOM. The whit bread is bad. the black
bread good. Good tea NAV also he procured
r.rrvwhrr" in tnmhlrr>. r-n-rrraliv with a
slice OF lemon in II. and without milk The
venninc pi"u> Rn~>,an drinks i, ordinarily
wi'h honey. AT least on at d,v> h''au>.. the
sugar Is refined with OK hlnnd Ii is onIv
| have been told when The SUGAR has come
from onr p'rtIrnlar manutart"rv. whore this
process Is not used that an Oth0inx Russian
Will eat II on fast divS. 1t is a curious sight
20 soc. in the eating houses. the merchants
sitting mn'Ionitss in rows upon fhe hrn.hrs
ranged along the wallS-oenuine bearded
Russians. in blue kaltans. never moving rx-
crPf TO put 'he glass OF tea to their mouth. or
SIT down. Thus they >it in summer davs four
10 SIX hours at a time. withonf stirring a
Limb or speaking word. swallowing one
glass OF tea after the other. (they will drink
twenty four in succession. the prrsriration
streaming down ,hpir taces.-BDrOn Hur.hu-
sens Russian Empire.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29

- Tie man " no Is fortunate enonuh TO
have wife, ten children. an old shotgun,
AMI four doy', is isexempted from taxes.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29

IBID We vote yesterday. Michael :"
"Si.urc did according t. IL. instruction. ~
"An what wee ihr I;I>trucfIun>
"Dilat Won hear them ?-~o'c eGyly dnd
Il. III - L,:-...lL.hL III L.t...uAL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29


Il "tstrtn steamer. when anon" the pas
en"crs was man who took great pains to
make known that he was opposed to religion.
enouncIng Christ as an imro>7cr. and all
or US of religion IA dcu>ionS. II. was man
u ability and education. and great wit. and
''s remarks seemed to have quite an influ-
nee on his hearers The clergyman refrain
a from SAYING ANYTHING for time. but final
Y drr'dtd 10 silence him Asking the skep-
ir Ut b" believed in the Immortality of the
oul. he received as an answer:
No. have none"
do YOU believe in the existence of God ?"
NO"
Then. sir, replied the clergyman. have
"iieard OF me? Where:
"I-s-I have read of von"
Read about me: Iva, not aware that
was published. PRAY where 2"
I'm the Psalms of David. sir. where it
reads. 'Th" fool hath SAID in his heart, thcr.
$ no Col
At this unlocked for turn in the argument.
there was one general burst of laughter and
hurra AT the expense o. The atheist. who. ron
funded. and h-inc unable to ra'lv at being
thus unexpectedly called tou!. ,uovrd awav
to ano,hcr part ot the boat. DARN. the r,.-
IN ,indrr %; III. voyage the wi>rs,rc was silrn,
on religious SUBJECTS nu' occasionally some
OF the pa>>rur-rs would tease him hv sivl,
Il nave heard Of Won before"
TEIBl II /" IHANK> .INING.
!
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until can settle up my affairs in that place.
TIMOTHY STANNAHD.
Fair Haven, Nov 17ih. 1876
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29
Californian 9ob 06tt,

Increased facilities are uov offered at the C.iedc
nian job Ufiice for those who wish tor
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ENVELOPES, ACADEMIES,
BLANKS. BILL IIEADS.
BLANK NOTEs, BUSINESS CARDS.
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prompt attention. EAND. STONE & CO
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QUAINT frIrArU.

Here les | .. length.
Ana my -ri.l j: ~ H.. =
N,h III. rni Il NV nose
M. the ti;,- nt my toes
lUr'.r; ul 70 Ne roots o.: the daisies.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29

NE RIFLE. AXE. AND SADDLE BAGS. and other
lectures by Nm. Henry Milhurr with INTRO
""r.'"n by Rev j. McC!intock, ID. d.. Por-
irat Of Ike Au,hor o,. steel Derby & J,ckso,,
For ,ale by I. VI. IuwAED.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-11-29

TEIBt II 1" IuANK> .INING.
80. twi>:ct strings i:u turkeys fry,
l. oven cooks the rrp>.er I.i-
The baked IL Win hu.'rr >w-li>.-
Aui @. h"~ sooi Thanksgiving >ncls. :"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26


Tuv P,cFic-The New York Courier, which has here
tonc spoken hopefully, thinks that there is now no pro-
liability OF the safety OF the Pacific An encounter with
the ice thought have been the cause OF her desiruc
ton
r. X. Haght, Esq, one OF the passengers ON the
Persia His sou passenger Oh the Pacific, and
among the missing. Both father and son were to have
left together later day but the hurried to be home
on his birthday.
PEoPuEcY The celebrated eccentric preacher l.o-
reno Dow short time before his death predicted thai
the 27th of March ls5G would bring the, greatest iTs
cts ever known in this country.
Ciaorge Dav a Young LondOner, and soldier in the
n IN regiment has hanged at Sebastopol for murder
ing aud robbng artilleryman in the hospital
RlcHrrous VrRpIcr-The jury in the case OF Mis-
Elizabeth Campbell against 4. Lagrange at Albany y. y
for breach OF promise and seduction after hours cun-
ference on Friday last rendered averdc OF $4,000 dtm
ages.
A TorGH SoLDTER-A private OF the llth regiment oil
Huzzir. named John DRYDEN, who received 81 wounds
in one day at the stormng Of SebastoPo entirely
covered aud again doing duty
RrsisxED-Brevet Lieutenant Colonel W. G. Freeman
senior Maor in the Aiutant Generals department :
A. ha. resigned his commission to take effect on the 5ls
Instant
Ii the universal impression in New Orleans that The
last sugar crop viii fall far OF the preceding one.
John A. Greenough a of the celebrated artist. ha-
been sent to the lunatc asylum at Concord New Hamp
shire
Mr. Morris Barnett, well known English actor aud
dramati-t died in Montreal on the l7th inst.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26
wooLFN WACHIyEUY.
g0nDARU Neu Yort

AMY MNNUFACrUHFR ~ To original sTfFL RHO and
W TOOTH HrgHNG MACHlStS aui FFtD ROLLS ~ he a.
far Trt ant To- Breakers md Fufers ~ Noolen
Nilin.a attachment second Breaker sud Fnt
cs md very important Thee uacues In sic,essfl
oion m a. reakers ~ The principal Woo'.n Psrfo.
re rnfst srs, C,nads Hnd NeNco. snd deems W
rence manufacturers thu Trect uc used and
and ssf manufacture NJ wool
r sre only durable and sncces.fly
tiny rt ins ttuse pcsrns machine shouid hour With
them
Tie and fnrahle. ani uohy ~ aienton
Cf,frs ~xIi nng the Maei~ tud Role references 70 mills
hsvtug tiisin u.~ a. my he had by adirrsslny -
Ne Bowling Green Yort whom orders 'hou b direct
de- ef-viy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE,
OCT sc Cd.

rUyO Lynchburg a. 81 To Lexington - 70
ii To buchanan 90 To the Natural Bridge -
Lynchburg Charlottesville, o.
Satisfied trial. that the majority Of the Packet
accommodated by leaving the evening,
and after the 22i leaving Richmond
Monday wednesday and Friday. r. NJ reach New Canton
Scotisv ~ NJ fthe hrst aud Lyuchburg A. NJ,
Buchanan and Lexington at p. VI. Of the second ay
Returning Buchanan \. NJ, and Lynchburg ~
" Monday Wednesday and Friday, reach Scosvle At 10y A
p NJ and arrive in Richmond At A. "
The Boats New the stag Tor
Birmingham H. and sco,tsve with the for Char
lot,esvflle.
I1- See Time and Distances, in Card brlow;
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26

J,Nrs v SuUrE, of woburn, Mass, whom the Boston
Traveller calls an amateur zooogst" has kept TORTOISE
years and months without food ltis an
expcrment-to the amateur" but how would he like I"
have it tried upon himself
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26

PAcric RALRoAD-The Governor OF Missouri has signed
all the bonds applied Tor by the Pacific Railroad COMPANY
This action OF the relieves the road from all
b.rrS.,nen The road To Kansas and the Souhwe brauc
will ba prosecuted vigorously.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26

David McConehey who has been confined in Jail in
Z,nesville Ohio for year more tor shooting msn,
has Lately rad his trial and acquitted the plea OF
insanity
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26

Its stated that Mile vestvaG has created quite
ton in Mexico benefit a short time since yielded S55n
She has literally provided with funds to manage the
Grand National Theatre and has accepted the trust
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26

CrsIot- WAY OF DoISG "NoBLY The Post. pierce
organ Boston, says its democratic friends in New Hanp-
shire have 'one nobly Now their gubernatoal candi-
thing. have majority in the Legislature What want
know this II the Posts democratic friends all over
the country should with Granite State nobility, WHERE
would the Cincinnati nominee find hmselfin November
Echo very loudly-away up Salt nver-N. }.
Herald
RtLEs roR KaNs,s-The St Louis Rcp"bhcd" IL IN
formed that large numbers OF rifles passing that city
from New England. route for Kansas aud that NUM-
Der Of boxes ofthem spotted the evee Oh" other
day The Repbicda need not be- alarmed Although Ia"
Aid Societies may send rifles the creatures will b. afraid
: them Traitors always cowsrds.-f6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26
RICHMOND WING.

Here = uorssi that richly Lonsco~sh. being delicious
u hat poets Of ncucstlng lessons Of wisdom which
10 of hs Bs.tanisn characteristic-s
Never jumps -Asep that. frightsned
Over fence vhservrr,
Over usi. fence. timber,
But second follows afsr,
And . third upon the second.
And fourth, and nfth aud
FIRST sheep and then dozen.
III they all. In quick succession,
One by have got clear over
~ misfsrtnnes. almost slusy.
FOLLOW anohef,
o watch each other always,
sect the tail afiined,
N the air the tail uriined.
A. the lrareth
=, they follow. thicker, faster,
TIN the air Of earth seems dsrkened,
with the tails Of sad mscrtunes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-26
THE GREAT KI>SiAN REuEof.

sHEvery should box the house handy in ease
OF accidents TO the children"
REDDiSG's RussIA SALvr
remedy Of thirty years standing and is recon-
mrnir pyscans IL and speedy for BurnsPes
Bo c,,s Felons Chlblain aud Old Sores Of KIDD To-
Fevsr Sr Ulcers, SAl Head N-itle Rash, Bunons SOr
Nipples recommended by nues wtows sites, Fosters fl-N
SPIDER Frozen Limbs, salt Rhel scurvy sore anu
Warts aud Flesh Wounds 4 most
remedy aud which be testified TO by thousands who
have and vicinity for the last thirty
will h Salve do an Injury or Interfere a.
physean prescriptions II IA made from the pures matrral
from recipe Russao articles growing la tha
p-oprieiors have letters from all classes clergy
ply and others who have used
recommend to others Reddugs Russia sAe l.
put large stamped the with picture Of ho
aud disabled soldier picture engraved the
Sold all the in
try, or may ordered Of any Wholesale druggist.
Readings CO, Pro Jrietors.
BENNETT BEERS FISHER, Agent, and all Druggist.
fei2-6m.
nH! YES! OH YES AN We that are in ~anta
Boots, shoes or Trunks hasten TO MAURICEs Ne -
trupoiian supply selves, there -
and best stock Of Roots Shoes ard Trunks that
. ~ bc found the city and NJ the arsst prices
c. :. MAURICE
snh2i ISL Main St, Richmond