The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1857-01-10

-E'v Or. Todd. pastor Of the Episcopal
Church in Stamford. Ct. was agrreahly sur.
rri>rl on Christmas morning in finding un
der his breakfast plate letter containing
u cheek to- 5000 The letter explained tina,
It was Christmas present from fourteen Of
the members Of his Church.
Talk of the inr,ioritv Of the female
miud rxrl,m-d an excited Wom,n'> Rights
o,a.or.an. "~hv Mr. President women POSSESS
iilinfe v more OF Tie divine allatuS than man
and any one who attempts t" get ar0urd hen
IN these DAYS WiU hdre 10 stat rcry euiiV N
Mc moynnq.
The ST. Paul (Min) Times saws that
firewood Is Srlln. III that city at 50 a cord
Hay Is >rllln. from SIG TO SIS ton. IT.
! W.ronl wood is >rln. 4, 81 a cord.
/ AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT Or
FICE.-Wc wnu!.! call The attention OF IN
vrn'or> and others 10 the advcrtIs, mtnt OF
L. ii. Eddy, E>q Boston. the we'll known
<ol,rio' for patents. His lon. experience
in the business. lis extensive practice, and
lis unusual i.cii,irs for securing patents
render his >trvirc> OF inr>tm.blc value to
those ha'l'G business al 'ic patent Office
See advertisement in another column.
FROZEN TO ID nATH uN TIE PRAIRIE
Il will >h,nk our rtahrr> to learn that twc
Respectable citizens Of his county wer, frozen
To death on Sabbath tvrylnr A;r. and Mr.
y alton and their son, Of Pleasant Valley
.,a,:,!! from church ON Sabbath evtni,. t,
rttursi i,nMt. They were lost on the pra,li
III snow ,:r,!,S. alnd the ptrll> of IA trrr.hl.
-uow storm, and l,irrcin", binding wind
Alter >tru1H!u!. t.'t't they were almost trozrI
! and letting tier horses 20 turnd IN drift
: that they rcu!t! proceed no further, they A
bandourd their vehicle. IN the hope Of reach
ing their own or .nrar other hatitatlon.
They ~Frurr-ie't d or- together, weary hours
> III vain. AIRS. ". at last sauk in The Ic,
w,nh;ns>heet to Use 10 tnore. Her son,
VuuGg innn. s,rna.lvd d while lan.er, ar
suffered the sause tate. Ihe father. nervr'
hv despair, kept up unit! three o'clo,k IN tn
r morning. when he reached a house eiyh
miles from his own. He is badly frozen. hn
, will recover. As soon is possible his trac
was followed. hur too late to save the n0the
and son.-L.~a Cry Hr'vj, Dire. -.
Inc LATEST .AEECDOTE OF ltOSSINl.-
A i.w "ns- $40 a poor organ GRINDER >'Opi't
: on In. Buu..a,i at Paris and began play
in. the air b: Tan'l i'a!pil. Acrowd co
l+ctcl round him. and all Il: once an Old ger
ilenan pushed iorwasa and erie. out Qu'rS
p or, quicker, tell YOU it Is cHrgro SIR
. raid he lad. . ! do not Arow what YOU mean
, Thea Will tell you.' and srizln1 the han
die OF the organ he turned it more rapidly
The day after The lax! again stopped a, til
same spot and played ,hr SAME AR III mnc
! quicker ''.nr. u>r As he had been told. Bra
r \o. CRED A voice from the trlcOny OF "A lOuS.
r and at the same moment a piece OF none
!. wrapped up in paper was thrown out to rec
ompr"ee the organ grinder. The paper, ii
s'ea,! OF simple sou contained double ma
: poron, and the old gentleman who had acte
t thus was Rossni himself.
COLD WEATHER IN CuBA-Accoun>
froni Havana state that a severe "cOid term
| has been experienced on the North side o