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srE1AoooM WASHINGTON TERRITORY FRIDAY OCTOBER 1855


"You know it, see il but too WELL" 49,. f..s
81 do; Marian Block is--my daughter. Il
conaded her as aninfantt to Owen Block, in whom
! knew l could place every confidence. Il was
BY my orders he took every means Of throwing
himself into your sons way, and bringing him
incontact with Mariani what Iso ardently wished
has taken place. He has seen and loved her for
herself and not as the richest maiden in New
York. What more need sayl my plans have
succeeded, and you, am sure, can have no Oh
lection to this" 7d 80 t7st5 ID,
Not !" replied the magistrate. ~ didn't
half like his going TO sea; let them yet be mar.
ried BY all means--it'sa long voyage to India--a
very long one, but matrimony is much longer; !;
however, its much safer" ans r s,-5
The stranger smiled, and said, They have
both their dangers, butth present viii doubtless
be smooth voyage, since there are few hidden
rocks, and everything promises welLn
~, So. - II... i,ss8 3,
An anecdote was c;rc,,I.1e5 so,ns 49,, 49,.
in the Faubour0 81 Cerm.,r ,-h;.h ,to,.Sh
romantic l. moi ,he ,sss .n,h.n,, IT,, 's-es 60.
lies well known IN the aristoorstic world u I. ma
bo.r;ns n. ,,.r,.s .c 8 ! .s.s y - :, 80 -..
separoted po, oUlv Nv Doli,;..i ~. ~, 49, ~.
by privato in,orOsts lsvs;, - -, -. =. -
handing h,.tuesD 49,, rh.,, = 49,, 49, - S'' ~
other eordiallv IN tv,. ;DS..S - ~ - -
Mort.suss .Dd C.nrl... :. N +. = ~
Young Master of Roo,,.s,. a, ~. 60. ys',', -
State. CHANGED ia meot Nm. A, M.-~.., - :.
drawing room. withot Ino,;n0 - -.
thoupht her Z ch.ruo;n, vo,,n,, ,,;dos- -. ~.
was 4 w;dosv Da;a bar .:s;d,,c,,s s.,.~,;.., 80
SolIousd ber svsrvwhsro NJ. Snr1S - ~
,vho h.d or..-,.a X. .ss;S,;.,. -, -...S.-s.,.. -
such monrsr - j. = 49,. .IsEs ~ - N ~ :. "
vorv v;,,r ,-o1.n I'm 49,. ~ y ~ !. ~.
sxisting heswosn NJ 40 f,T,;t;.. ~ ..,.,.ss @
berseIr bv III ,,,,,.,,., f-i,,',- T.
6oes who sdorsd ons ,Doths, shs III .o,..;..s = ~.
to Oive The von,b t,ct;lio,,. ~ In,
apd tbe vouDg w;dovr b.d 49, 49, ,D,-,an..s
under 4 f.lse one "a M Rome, n n -T,oSrs,l
Of st.te.e An was proceedinv an n ,he -,
prosperous manner. the lovars mat .dor.d -.
another. and swOrs etcrral attacbmept alwav.
at the house Of the lady who eniOyed her IN.
trigue.
One day. however. The truth came ont whsn
N. dc So and Nine. de MA discovered
that they were bitter enenies what was to be
dOnes The young gentleman would willingly
have made the first advances towards arecon-
Ilmf1G hn 31mDf fNar|N =
, 1858-10-08

A handful Of bran meal, mixed occasion.
ally in the mess Of a COW, will pay ten iOld
lis cost in the richness Of the milk. iai
, 1858-10-08

"The most solemn Of birds, says an Ancient
PrOverb, "is an owl the most solemn Of fishes,
On oyster; the most solemn Of beasts, an ass I;
the most solemn Of men, an ass also" -
, 1858-10-08

Lime soils are injurious to sheep, as by
absorbing the oil in the wood, they render
the fiber harsh and brittle. - F.
, 1858-10-08

"Dick,Y Y inquired the maid have yOu been
aitsr that saleratus p sNo, 1halnts aH you
don't 90 quick, IN tsll Jour mistress" " Wen.
tall my mistress = soon Is yeu please, !
don't know sally Ratus and won't 50 nfrr
hst--ysu know vsu saopgA, ! an epgNtsa y
Deb risfss " aaisagssds ~ tsc8
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-26

TNHB three story Brick Hesse located q Ne
i corner OF Second and Reynolds Streets n ~
city Of 1eCAire containing ten me- havtno nv.
er view Of some mi'es up ana down: also 3 Rcd
cisten which contains 800 barrels Of Vaoss snA
good brick smoke house. II II u ~ heoasheeA
locations on the Nj. sissippi River.
TENS, 81 500 cash, the balance In I, ! and
years. ct 10 per cent interest vor srtAer partScss
lars inquire on tho premises. The hcaes b aeS 60
year old
aprl7-H y. D. 1n1UUUD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-26

nings, Girdles, Betting, Galoons, Patent Skirts
Pe.cules, Busters, Swiss Aantiilas. French Prints
| &c, &c. just received and for sale cheao by
jel9-df II. H. SMITH,
Come One Come All!!
AND TAKE A. LOOK AT THE
Greatest ZNceMtsO1s
TzE AGE
NOT EXCEPTING THE
Atlantic Telegraph Cable
A SEWING MACHINE
FOR ONLY 400 90
Secs sctth Too Threads!
MAKES A DOUBLE BACK STITCH,
EQUAL . any ether Machine In existence,
ne matter how high priced.
For further particulars enquire at
A. w. B ALL Y,S j.
No. Is West Second ST.
Where may be seen In operation.
Look Look and Read /!
GREAT REDUCTIOF!!
Wall Papers Hung for IL l-2 and
Is cents per Roll.
WE. TIE undersigned, intend changing our busl-
w ness, and Is inducements to that effect, pro.
pose for 20 days to sell from our
Large and Parted Stock
French, English & American
w All FAPer0
At reduction Of from 30 70 % per cent below for
mer prices, and hang the same at from
IL Ia to Is cts. per Roll
For CASH!
sooone along enc and all, as the chance will last on
9. SHEPHERD & SON.
No. IS last Second street, bet Rock Island and
Perry streets.
August ., 1859. aus1O
Wire Dish COces.s;
4 Gne assortment Of different styles, for sale by
SMITH q REnINGTON,
50 Hast Second street.
Reffigerators Refrigerators /! +!
Of sur own manafatture selling OF chsapto close out
the los, By
SMITH 4 REMINGTON,
80 Dast second st.
Wlro Safes, = Superior Article.
OF our own nsnufscture, for sale low, by
SMITH REuINGTON
80 Bast Second st.
Water COOlers.
Cedar, lined with stone, new, nice cheap srtce for
| sale Low, By
O4lTH B RDA1NGTON,
- East Second st.
Kedxie's Patent
Rain and River WatoF Flltorers,
Aneeher lot Of these celebrated Fssrersisss recev-
~ and for 0ale By
SMITH REMINGTON;
80 DaDt Second st.
Chtldress's .Vtss'ses.y.
HIGH AND ROCKING CHAIRS.
IOR SALE BY
SMITH REMINGTON.
| 50 East Second st.
OA1ce Baskets.
OF didsrent sises 1pr sale BY
AnIfH & REMINGTON,
JyN-dtf 80 East 0ecood a.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS
LU1DER REDUCED.
I'm Nnlegansl havs ~ rsssivsa large 40
= = :. 0splR IaR ed - ~ peeDsso1 . fsr
~ = ~ ~ ~ ora 1@ asove - nAtsea'
c2 eo1to g 111elne Sl111s, ~
X4e 49, MaoO11a 49, 0oos1I -, 6 g
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-26
MEDICAL.
A Card to the Ladies'.

nR. DUPONCO'N GOLDEN PgLkO. Bon
~ FsMALss, are infaliibe In cosructng IrrsRular.
es relieving oil painful and distressing meussrus.
ton tpaTticula'y at tine charge u iie) from one 70
tso pills VII cure that debhitating oomp'aint. the
Whites. relieving oil distress and pain. Remove sl1
obstructons Arstsg rom colds any Other canssa.
and Always succ ssful - . prevcntive, and as The
same time perfectly harmless. Price ~ pey I'm.
with full AMI explicit directions.
y Id Wholesale and retail by .. W. ONOOOO.
Druggist general agent for Davenport and vie1sity.
He VIII supply dealers At Proprietos's psicea apA
send the pIs by return Of mail icon ndcnttaly) hy &C.
clDsing him u through the Dayrl port Post OOcs.
CARLOS 4. COOK, Agent for R0ek islsnA spd
vicinity.
n, b. The composition u these pills = no secrss
Physicians and others know the ingsedIents hv
inqniring 81 the agency. and they will tell % ths1
they are snpeio 10 anything heretofore introducu
sep0iAwly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-26
A Stock Of Geels amounting t.
abeut 50, 90 to exchange for
Land n Scott County,

HONPRIolN0 . general assostnent Of Dry oooas
~ Clothing, Aosiesy, Gloves, Hdk'is, Suapsndsss.
Buttaus, Ooabs, Pm, Needles, Hooks 3 u4ea
Dsslu. Ispsr, Ogass, Oloces, Jewelry, II. vifA
gsnsral aaertnsnt q Fanny 6eods, also oerriaGse
pess e ~ whole viii b traded for 1al HDtsSs n
MAS HAl1.
Assaisa - o. n.e6ss4 nsssiaat,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-26
CLOTHING.

AAOxulN0.
p. l.. CO E,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
| Largest 1 Best Selected AsseFta'ts
Cloths, CNsstNseres,
vo0t1nGO, - o., - os
I've, broueht 70 this MARKET, which he nov oness 10
his numesous Customers and the psblic generally,
ON such
REASONABLE TERMS
That oil can aord TO buy He spares no effort ~ At
Re may lie able u please all those Who may favor
but
THE BEST GOODS,
me bea CUTTER and thu bss. wORKMsN.
seplS div
.HOTXCE!
As tn. Scott County Pair Is the largest and bait
"A ever held in Davenport. sois
The Largest and Best Stock
Cloths, Cassilncres 4 vestimgs,
EQUITABLE Tor Pan aud winter) ever offered in this
market now open et
SAMUEL PERRY'S,
tstore opposite the Port Once) which win be made up
10 SUIT customers on short notice, and
Prices II keeping with tho Times.
A large assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Per Men. YOUTHS ANA Boys. Of my own manufacture.
II - - { . r N u r 4 Q . =
shall continue TO manufacture my own Clothing,
thereby giving
A BETTER GARMENT
vor the same money than any Hsstsrn made goods |
Everything In the
Furnishing Department
Can also be founi.
Shirts of all descriptions,
Under Clothing in endless variety,
Stocks,
Ties,
Handkerchief,
Stocks,
Suspenders, &C. &C..
A large and splendid assortment Of
Gents s b avis,
The cheapest ever offered In this market.
All Of which the publ are invited - examine.
ONLY ONE PRICE.
SAMUEL PEKRY,
sep1s Brady st., oppo Post Ofice.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-26
DENTAL.
JULIUS CuRSRRROUGH
Dn<>1 ~r~---

W w. - y = " " y y .
Dental 0nrgoo1a,
MOULD respectfully inform the Inhabitants Of
w Davenport and Vicinity that he has oprnsd a
once directly the Davenport Gas Co. o. In M~v.
wins block. Ferry, hetWeeu ThlTd and Fourth .t's
for the transAcon Of Mechanical ana Operative Du-
tstry In all Its branches Having received instruc-
tn m from, and during the rsst year been associated
with, 0Oe Of ths ooss able pTscosers 10 The East he
fees confident tAst any Operations entrus 81 TO him
Wall be executed In careful and skilif1l manner
he viii b most happy 70 show any who may favor
him With call, his accommodates, which are Of
the higheet character aud would invite the most
hands. All operations registered and warranted -
He sclicits share OF the public patronage and tAkes
pleasure In submitting The follow iGg testimonial:
NEW LosDoz, Oct. %, 1857.
This may certify that Dr.. J. Chesebrcugh hae been
pupil Of mine In the Study OF Dentistry and that
during the past year, he has operated With me in my
once. In his prOfessonal ability have the greatest
confidence, and cIEdiaily recommend him to any
wishing such services those Of careful and skill
ful Dental Operator. WV. 0HDVFIBID.
And also In referring 70 nessrs.
9. r. . .. Shepard, Hon 7. ". Williams,
2. O. Learned, DR.. ". ". ehemeld,
Hon Ebsnezer Learned, O Learned,
Dr.. Lewis Beta, Rev Daniel Huntington.
= " Browne, DR. W r OtOfAard,
fnew LOndo0, Conn also ~
Dr.. Barrowe, J ~ Burrows,
Hon n Cannon, DR. Baker,
Dr. withervax, Kew Mason,
WI 0urey DsQ., Hesrs Cock 4 Sargent,
lev Packard, d s True,
II Barrow Esq, Wa Remington,
B woodward, AP Most,
G " Smith, Pherwin.
HY q ymaler. Aw bailey. lFebs
Rev AsSoun, Chss Powers
Jos LAmbr'te. Jno Rogers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-26
New Cabinet WarerOOm

ICON. Aec4 nlAuD AND QUITE 0f'0
"UURU On kinds Of Hurnleure 60 b. haA I: sud-
Nv . OaaiSs, rsnsss, Toilees. Dsrsaus, olnk and
Woa4 Sends, W@dFooss, Cspbsasds, yAaey ID.
oo901D, Ouu1oo Dodsts00s, New 0tvlo nxSGnoSoo
1abses, M etoR aStteles tee numesoas - nentioa
Wa wants Dook Gases, Ooaa1en, 'Dssks, Nov.
aA q svWy nd aad nads = order and vassaa,
n OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
A. - = ~: eeeas fus1laAea Nm usu aDs,nm
11111 ona TapaIse1) MaAsDnav, 0nno0oo1. o.
- D0.0oom OAa1S PsDo1I06 - V11sanoo1 80.
y4D0nD - vogAA01ng - - ~ nogo0e -
- gnAsu1De1 - avaOs - luGo1 = Al1sAso
S ~ ~ Asn1looo ~om&nno - ~
Z - 90
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23

~ As poverty and crime are spoken of a.
TO their depth, sos oa the other hand, per
son may speak Of the heigh Of so-and-so, "a
the case may be thus
The Heigh OF. FOLLY, 80 Endea, oring 10 have
the last word with your wife.
The HeiOh of fImpHdeAce.-K Kissing anoth-
er mans sweetheart, aud then protecting you
"oouldnt help IT,"
The Height Of InforicaiioE. Sitting upon
your top step, aud addressing your area rail
ings as "gcntlemen of the jury"
The Height Of FashioH.-SlK inches Of
shirt collar.
The Hsight of AsuraHcc. Ofrriug 10 bet
five pounds HheB the bnilds are in your
house, and you have not "leather To fly
with"
The Height Of PHIgdrify,- llunHing against
a lady aud yooferning show aoopid!-
The Heigh gC Absurdity,-Adysing the
sou ~ timbertoed veteran to walk in his
fathers shoes.
Tie Height n EiDoymenL-Turning over
the music when your charming Laura sits at
her piano and urges you TO "Comc let Us be
happy together"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23

How TO MtSuHR TREEs.--Very few per
sons manure trees growing in sod nr grass
land in q iudicious or economical manner.
The general practice is to dig the manure in,
within diameter of six feet. having thsbody
for the centre. The tree takes its food from
the young rootlets, whose mouths extend
just as far on every side as the branchrs of
the tree hence this manure, applied close to
the body of the tree, is not where the roots
take it up, and, of course, but little of its val
ne is absorbed by the tree. II you doubt It
Just try the experiment on two trees. Serve
the one as above n1med, and the other as
follows, viz; Mark circle around the tree
having for its outline the exact radius formed
by the uvcrhangiug branchesj dig on the IN
ncr side Of this circle trench two feet wide
and one foot deep mix well-rotted manure
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
Litorory OolIoquy.

SCrEE-Editofiai saaef.la-D Dramatic Per
iOn0- i.dfgr am Young POrf-fO t0h0m Eaif0i
hands MS boring politely
r, All you. don't like iti will you please &,
mention
"yh., fpl,' you aud I'm give deyout At
=. You ask for my opinion Of your verse
Woll, hir--to say the truth I've read much
Wofac.
J., o, thank you, sir-l'd lise 70 know what sin
MY muse is guilty o. Pray, Sir, begin.
Il, First teach her better English don't suppose
That grAnmaTs uniIap0rtant save in prG-a =
Nest mend herrhymss IL extremely queer
some modern baTds-
r. I'm suro have an ear
T.. No doubt I've known poet with pair,
Aud ven long ones-wllo was not aware
That morn aud dawn have not the proper
chime
By long shot, to make a decent rhyme.
T., Nir you surprise me--any pressing fool
with half head can learn 10 write by rule.
=, Try II my hicnd-pray don't omit 10 try Il
Depend upon't, you u mend your verses by IL
warrant you viii hnd your work compieter
II youll observe the common laws of metre
because a pthmle foot you chance TO lack,
Don't pat harmless "hower'. upon the rack
IOmakr 10 Hoover (thuaj aud q, hequcath
To rhyming school girls that Internal ''neath''
No pcet yet who had sufficient art
10 bl0wA whistle, o. 10 eat tart,
Fer 20 abused ute
y, hut, worthy critic pray
In such pinch what 'hoEd the poet say }
H. Say why say 'Fern nr-,hats the word. by
Jove -
Or thrust the bloucd paper Ia the stove.
hold such cobhliug not Nenial fault,
but downright sin--a murdcrous assault,
Aud he Cor Ahel Who chances 20 be fonnd
Guilty of such offences, should be bound
DWaHfe rifa-hopclcss of release
r. hound, did you say -
T.. Yes, bound to keep the piece
Erit Poet, ia hug. Editor smiles. curtain,
Gals.-I'oR,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
Legislature OF Vermont,
MONTPELIER, Thursday, Oct, "A, isI

MONTPELIER, Thursday, Oct n, 1858.
Pursuant TO the Constitution and the laws
the members Of the Senate and House of
Representatives met ip tbTjT respective halls
the senate in the Court House, and the
House in the lat Congrepalionaliat Church
SENATE
At 10 A. NJ, the Senate was called 70 or
der by Ills Honor, James NJ. Slade, Presi'
dent Prayer having been offered by lley.
r. W. Shelton, the roll Of the Senate Nas
called, aud the oath was administered by the
President 10 Senators present,
Resolutons.- Mr.. Batter, that tbs
rules Of the last kesson be adopted until 9TH
erwise ordered Adopted. By Mr. Hatch,
that the Senate do now proceed 20 elect
their Secretary for the year ensuing, On
motion Of Mr.. Chittenden, laid on the table.
The Chair announced m COMMITTEES To
canvass the votes Of the freemen Of the State
OF Vermont for Governor Lieut. Governor
and IreaguFcr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23

~ A natural curiosity is on exhibition in
boston, which is intended as present To
Queen Victoria. IL is a block of New
Hampshire granite, bearing on It's surface the
exact resemblance of the top part of a tree
or shrub, all the lines Of the foliage being
clearly aud perfectly visible. IL is suppose d
the sprig ol branch of tree accidently fell
into ercvicc in the rock, which afterwards
10y the action Of the frost, closed up. and in
the course Of time, the fresh, green bough
became pelrihed into solid rock.
NUISANCE AnATED. Larboard a dis.
abled sailor, undertook to cultivate and dec.
crate his grandmothers flower garden III
front Of the old mansion house at Wclneet
The daisies, and the dandehohs, aed the DAT
fydowndillies were springiDg up beautifully
TO the great delight OF the\cripplcd floricultu
rist. But an immense cat of the masculine
gender committed depredations on the prem
ises almost nightly, scratching up the roots
tearing off the stalks, sc. At length, EN-
bracing his opportunity. Jack, with a sudden
lunge OF his spade, nearly deprived the intru
der Of itS entire caudal elongation. "Wher,
is my cat ?" sharply inquired it's lady Owner
over the way. "Ah, ahw said Jack-"he1
not trouble me any moro. | caught hin
this morning, unshipped his rudder, set hin
off before the wind, and blow me if he'll eve,
be able to steer his way back again. Pos
ton Post.
! RUsTED OATS FATAL TO IIoRsEs. A Can
ada paper says that n gentleman recent,
turned Ave horses into a field of rust oats
aud they were all found dead next morning
! Rust is supposed TO be caused by very mi
mute insect which lives on the juice Of tn
straw, and the rust is its poisonous secretions
]
! ~ The Boston Pusilecrs, Militnr,
/ Company from Boston, numbering about \,
guns, and accompanied by Halls celebrates
! Band, stopped at the Northheld House, e.
route for Montreal; Tuesday, the 9Th inst
! Herald
TR William Preston Of Kentucky ha
been appointed minister TO Spain. and has
accepted the office. Mr.. Preston is one of
the old wings and is one Of the most respect
able men we have sent to Spain for lonl
time.
a NEW FIELD FOR NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE
The St. Louis Republican contains the fol
lowing advertisement Why could not sucl
interesting announcements become natter
Of established record Under a daily head il
the papers, like births, marriages an,
| deaths? S
"Engaged-Miss Anna Gould to Johr
Cnndal, city marshal, both of Leavenworth
! k T..
From this time hencefortb and,-forsyer-
until Miss Anna Gould becomes widow
all young gentlemen are requested to with
draw their particular attention"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23

TnE Ills THAT FLESH IN HEIR To.-Of all
the worlds maadies, the loss of money is the
sloweSt in point OF recovery.
THE uES-rEcKED HUSBANDS CONSOLATION.
The great beauty Of n wife is, that If she
abuses you herself, she won't let any one else
abuse you.
" A correspondent of the Lewiston
Journal, writing of the Oldtown Indians
says "a young lady of the tribe one day in
the cars was asked 10y a rowdy it she would
I. not like To- marry a white no. was her
ready reply, because good white mon do not
want to marry me, and poor scamps like you
won't have! The rowdy left at the next
station"
EP- II is more difficult to forgive an injury
from q friend than from an enemy. Non
fayorite dog flying at you pains you great
deal more than similar assault hom 1
arrange dog,
~ "Cesar, what's become oh dat darke,
who stole de taller P" ale has been taket
Wy on an affaday, and carried up to dc sperm
court TO hab it tried" "On an ntfadavy, Ce
sar ?" "Yes, l seed the handle ob it
rP- To a,lady who had lost her husband
Taleyrand once addressed a letter Of condol
enee In two words. 20, madame" :" In les
than year the lady had married again, unc
then his letter of congratulation was, "Ah
madame :"
Ep~ When Jeremy Taylor applied to tak,
orders in the church, tho bishop objected tina
be was too young. ..H live, my lord,
shall hope to overcome that fault" said tn
witty candidate.
t-v~ When does a man rob.hiS wife Whei
he hooks her dress.
~ The Boston Medical and SurgicO
journal expostuiutes with the women agains
crinoline in the winter, as exposing the per
son too much to the-cold. he learned doc
tor that edits the Journal does not seem L
be aware that the women wear the brceche
under the erinoline
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
The Angel OF Patience.
nv J. q. WHITTIER.

w . ~ NNANAAlNf
To wsary hearts, 90 mourning homes,
Gods meek rst angel gently comes
No power has he - banish pain,
f or give us back our Loot again
Aud yet, in tend'Test love, our dear
And heavily Father sends him here,
There's quiet la that angels glance
There's rest iu bis still couRtruancu
lie mock no grief With idle cheer
Nor wounds With WOTds the mOufnrf's ear
hut Ills and woes hc may not cure
lie Kindly learn us 60 endure,
Angel 81 patience sent 90 calm
Our fey rish brow with cooling balm
To lay the storms " hope and fear,
Aud reconcile lifr's smile aud tear
The throhs u wounded pride 20 stiil,
Aud make our own our Fathers will,
oh, thou, who mouTneht ON Thy Nat
With longings for the close ~ day
lie walks with thrr-thai angel Kind
Aud gently whispers, dc resigned '
HeaT up, bear on-the Cnd shall tell
The dear Lord ordereth all things well
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23

BLOODY DUEI---A duel was recently fought
near Memphis, Tenn, between Mr.. Waters
of Virginia, and DIR, J, Il. Nage, formerly of
Lancaster, Pa, They met on an island, and
without any witnesses but their seconds,
fought one of the bloodieAt duels on record
They fred two rounds with Derringer pistols,
linued the fight Mr. Waters was Tiddled NJ
every shot, aud died the same night Dr.
Nagle received wounds that will probablytsr-
inmate fatally.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23

Instructions TO 4 JrRy.-Judges, in this
part Of the world, are Gr from lucid in their
charges and reality quite as loggy, though
seldom ns truthful, as his honor who address
cd the patient twelve, nt the conclusion oC a
o long trial, somewhere out west:
"lf the jury believe, from the evidence,
that the plaintiff aud defendant were partners
ia the grocery, aud thaI the plaintiff bought Out
the defendant and gave his note for the interest,
and the defendant paid for the note 10y deliy'
ering To tho plaintiff q COW, which he war
ranted mot hrcachy,' aud the warranty wus
hroken by reason of lhc brcaehincss of the
Cow, aud he drove the COW hack and rendered
Aer4a ths AplanAaiii. bat thr dufsndaut Frr
fused TO receive her and the plaintiff took
her home ngoln and put heavy yoke or
poke upon her, to prevent her from jumping
lhc fence, by reason Of the yoke or poke,
broke her neck and died aud if the jury
further believe that the defendants in the
grocery was worth ANYTHING, the plaintiffs
note was worthless, Sfd the COW good for
nothing, either for milk or beef then the jury
must find for themselves how they will de-
eide the case; for the court il il understands
itscf, and il thinks il does, don't know how
such a case should be decided,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23

HOSPITALITY. - Hospitality is a good deal
a matter Of latitude, ! suspect The shade
Of palm.tree serves AN African for hut
his dwelling !, all door and no walls every
body can come in To make morning call
on an Esquimaux acquaintance, one must
creep through a long tunnel his house is all
walls and no door, except such Que as an
apple with a worm-hoe has. One might,
very probably trace regular gradation be-
tween these two extremes. In cities where
the evenings are generally hot, the people
have porches at their doors, where they sit,
and this is. OF course provocative TO the in
uerehnnge of ciyiltieS. A good deal, which
in colder climes is ascrihed to mean diSpoSi-
iions, belongs reallyto mean temperature
The Autocrdt IN atlantic.