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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-30
From the Atlentie Monthly for Nov.
November,

Mrcu have I spoken ~ the faded leafs
Long have I listened to the wailinR wind
And watched IL plnughing ihtd' thr heavy clouds,
For autumn charms my melancholy mind
when autumn comes, the poets sing dirRe
The year must perish all the howotA are dead
The shraNes are gathered and the notified qnail
Runs In the stubbe, but the lark hash
sin. autumn. ushrrsin the Christmas cheer,
The holly berries and the ivN.trce
Thry ,,ea,c a ehAplot for the Old Years heir
These waiting mourners do not slug Tor me
hnd sweet peace In depths Of autumn woods,
where grow the ragged ferns aud rouRhoned
mossi
The naked, silent trees have taught me this,-
The loss of beauty Ia not always loss
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-30

SNoRING.-A western statesman, in one Of
his tours in the far West, stopped all night
at house where he was put in The same
room with twenty strangers He was very
much annoyed by the snoring OF two persons.
The black boy of the Hotel entered tho room,
when our narrator said to him. "Ben will
give YOU five dollars if you will kill that man
next to me, who snores so dreadfully. Can't
kill him for five dollars hut if massa will
advance on the price, I'll try what | can do If
BY this time the stranger had ceased his mas
nj fury So, stepping up to the other, he
woke him. aud said, "Nly friend, you're talk
ing in your sleep, and exposing all the Sc
crets of the Brandon Bank, (he was direct
orr you had better be careful" lie was
careful, for he did not 60 to sleep again that
night.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-30

AFFECTING lNCipRNT- On the home trip
Of one Of our New York aud Liverpool pack
cts. she being crowded with cmigrNnts, that
awful scourIc, the ship fever, broke out
The carpCHter Cf the vessel, one ot natures
noble,u>S and having on board his little son,
a lad of twelve summers, WRs one of the first
victims. His shipmatcs sadly enclosed the
body in his hammock, aud having read over
him the burial ser,ice. and attached To- his
feet a grind stone for the purpose Of sinking
il, committed il 10 the embrace of old ocean
The poor boy filed with grief at the loss of
his natural protector, spTaug overheard, aud
before hc could he rescued he was beyond
the reach of human aid On the day follow
ing the burial large shark was noticed in
the wake of the ship. and Os II was almost
calm the sailors asked permission 90 catch
i,, ~.Yivii WIS rtudiiy granted by The captain,
Having procured hook and attached q chain
and line and bnitcd il with pork, they cast il
overheard, and soon had the exciting pleas
urc of hooking the MONSTER, and with the and
Of the WindlaSs, they hauled the wIithiug
mass on board. As il lay on the deck in its
death struggles, the sailors heard singular
rumhing noise that seemed TO proceed from
within the dying captive Taking a ship AK.
they soon cut their way into the now dead
fish, and to their great surprise found that il
had swallowed the carpenter, grind stone mud
boy, and the former who had Swoonod, had
rigged up the grind stone, aud with the as
sistancc Of the boy to tprn Il, "waS grinding
his jack-kniie to cut his way OUT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-30

I-s- Every man who carycs has a decided
right to think Of himself 10y putting few OF
the best bits aside. Every woman has a
right to think her child the "prettiest little
baby in the world" and it would he the
greatest folly TO deny her this right, for she
would be sure to take il, Every Young lady
has right to faint, when she pleoscs. il her
lover is by her side To catch her. Every fool
has a right to be on the best terms with him
self and that man is greater fool who diff
fers with him about those terms Every
child, who makes noise, has a right to be
turned out of the room and, supposing you
have not the right, you are perfectly justified,
if its parents are absent, in usurping it
Punch
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Jon PRINTING.

o., f,t,tipg establishment was never in better
-.n.,,inu Than nov, and increased attention WI
NJ gi,sn 60 this branoh ~ business We torp
s,6,iautly on hand Paper and Gard hioek, hna Af'
~. nrsuared a. prut ilaudhllls, ffuWaWmes n
..s,inu Biiis Bul Heads, Labels, Circulars, Hast
n,,, aud Woaaing Carda, &r.. Sc, az shon notice
Orders by mail aill be carefully attended TO- ana
,b. ,,ork GrWsTdod with drspAiCh
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friends n Eet something 10 cat II 10 not
necessary n point out % chessrplnyers the
mmensity II the intellectual feat every one
will admit that il borders upon the. mlracu-
ous, and, a. il was remarked by one Of his
antagonists, NJ, Lequesue, such mind never
did eaist, and, perhaps never will again"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-30

rP- A noted chap once stepped into the
uanctum of venerable and highly respecta-
bic editor, and indulged in TRADE against a
citizen with whom he was on bad terms. al
wish" said he, addressing the man with the
pen, "that you would write a very severe ar
tice against R, and put it in your paper"
Very well" was the reply After some
conversation, the visitor went away. The
next morning he came rushing into the Office
in violent state OF excitement. What did
you put in your paper? have had my nose
pulled, and been kicked twice."--"I wrote a
severe article, as you desired" calmly replied
the editor, "aad signed your name 10 H."
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80" The man who did not think it respect
able to bring up his children to work, has
just heard from his three sons One of them
was driver on a canal, another had been
taken up as a vagrant, and the third had
gone to public institution ts. lenrn the shoe
business under a keeper.
UF'A sermon in four words on the vonity
Of earthly possessions -" Shrpuds hare no
pockets"
rY 70 prevent water on the brain-have
the patients head shingled by barber.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-30

ApdI did call again, aud again, aud again,
For feit ia nv soul it was goodttn be- lhcre'
To sit by her side A. the dearest " men
Aud Imagine that We were Loves hspp'e'' P"''
Mn heart grew sad, when came TWAS lRhl'
nuf .tnI shs would ehcerfulncss 90 u ,mpatii
Dy tasing '' N0,e cal agaiHtsooH, good highf
10 III,
hut called one night, and togclhctweaap
Closer than ever before We had done L, Oh.
d.pdf, "
And our lips were stil I, but our eyes talked on
I'M al last the shJ question popped OUT OF my
And the answer she CAV, filed my soul with de-
lights
And .hr whispered when came tho sad moment
I'm ,.gs noe you rH call again good night"
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Can Again soon,
ny nowAHp o. Ross,

In her narlor one night ull the clock struck nine
Alone w d been sitting aud chatting AZ -Hfr ,.
Ws,a6g Il together, each other 90 please
And shen ln the doorway beside her al""hl
Just about 90 take leave and depart rom eef aBh'
She s.idiin as winning tone A. shr '"plni
~ hopf yoH fiH call AGAIN aooH, gonH N'H'''
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legislature OF Vermont.
MONTPELIER, Ocl, 70, 1888.

lBhla introduced aud refrne by Senator
CLARK, 20 annex part Of the town Of VIII
mingt0n aud part thereof ~ the town Of
Straiton. is HenaIGF Chadwick, relating u
,tocks Ia corporations without this state tex
uBpling stock khOdeTs from taxation in this
stale while they are taxed for the came la
lnothsr)i sv,erally 10 eoWmiliee on printing.
HOUSE
Bills introduced and referred. m Mr..
Hridgman, anneKing part of the town Of hrm-
ersst TO the towns Of Wilmington aRd bIsi'
ton,
Pettions Teferred-O A, A. w, man
and oihers, suhjeoling dogs 10 taxaliuni To
cnmmittee on ways and means, Of Noah
Fisher and ~ otherE, praying for Law Iro-
hihlting the delivering up 81 any persons
claimed ~ fugitive slaves a. select commit
tee on slavery. OfO. y. Wakefield, 20 on.
tain a claim against the slate ofVermont 10
committee on itlsims, '.Of H. Hancock and
others. for the revision Of militia laws 10
committee on military affairs,
Resolulon.--l Mr., Bhdgman ~ Rock.
nghnm, requesting the Commute Of ways and
means 20 inquire into The eApedieney Of a tax
on dogs adopted.
4 message from the governor was rsesiv-
I'll accompany ing letter from Capt III, II.
Sawyer, Of the u, s. Navy, presenting a
chair manufactured from the oak timber u
the u. ), Fngate Constitution.
AFTERNOON,
SENATE.
Public bills efeued.-Amending sec. 81
Of chap. - Of complied statutes relating TO
arrests 60 the judiciary committee. Rrlat.
ing to stocks IN corporations without this
state, and relating TO banks, both to bank
committee.
Repous.-By Senator Davis, for commit
Its.ss Al n
bill for the relief VI ST. Albans bHhk. Order
ed 10 lir
Resolution. From the House. rendering
the thanks Of the Legislature TO Capt. III. II.
Sawyer, for chair manufactured from the
iak timber from the old Frigate Constitutiop)
presented by him to the statel ordered to
HOUSE
Reporia-By Mr.. Whit for committee
on corporations, in favor Of bill Incorporating
the village Of BrAttleboro, aud mas ordered
Sd reading.
A message was received from the Govern
or transmitting the report of Dr. Thomas u.
Powers upon State House expenditures and
on motion Of Mr.. Needham, report was or
dered TO lie, aud FIVE hundred copies to be
printed.
ltsTuiutisns-By MT. Ferrin Of Hines
burgh, that the committee on the State
House be directed "a inquire iuto'aIl matters
pertaining 20 the building Of the State House
and that they have power, if necessary, to
send for persons and papers Adopted.
Hills introduced aud referred by Mr..
Merrill Of 81. Johnsbur,, Annexing cvrtain
lots in Goshen Gore To the town of DdnvillS.
with the petition Of Is. Carpenter aud others
for tho same.
Joint rcsolulionL--ny Mr.. Marsh, for .
meeting Of the joint assembly sn Wednesday
neks Mt 2 O'Clock for the election Of Railroad
Commissioner Adopted. by MI. Walker,
Of Clarendon, for meeting Of the joint ns-
Eeniriy on W Wednesday nrxt nj tto'ciurk, ~
hear the report oi the committee appointed
10 canvas. Votss for member' OF Congress.
Adopted.
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THURSDAY, Oct. 2l, 1893.
SENATE.

The hour having arrived for the joint AZ
scmbly to hear the reports OF eanvASAing
committees, the Ser ators rrpaired In the
HALL Of the House Of Representative.
Joint resolution. That when The General
Assembly adjourn it be on Friday next to
meet again on Tuesday next At ! o o'clock A.
VI. Coneurred in.
House ebills,-Ineorporatink the village OF
~. To enable school districts to more efii-
eenlly collect their taxes. And TO prevent
persons from fraudulcntly burning their
buildings all referred to judiciary committee.
Authorizing the laying Of Aqusducts across
the lands Of other persons to committees on
agriculture.
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HOUSE.

Bills introduced and rrfeued.-By. Mr..
IInrtshorn, in relation 10 the compensation
of jurors aud witnesses in attendance upon
the county court TO committee on printing.
The Chair announced the select committee
on the petition to settle the town line between
Addison and Wrybridge MesSt~, Merrill Of
ST. Johnsbury, Lawrence of Orcutt, Dsans
of Barnard, and Carman of lIighgaie.
Petitions referred. --Of Jonathan Coleman
aud 10 others Hubbard Hastings and 9TH
ersiJ w. Whecloek and others. Also hT
Mr. Needham, OF Hon. William SlSdc and
J. NJ. Slade aud l5S others, all praying for
the enactment of law prohibiting the return
Of fugitive slaves, when claimed by persons
uadeg the fugitive Alar6 Law Of the United
States Referred to committee on 30 much
of the Governors message ns relates to tho
subject OF slavery.
On motion OF Senator Chiuenden, the
joint assembly adjourned to meet at 10
o'clock on Tuesday next
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AFILK LKNOON.
SENATE.

Joint resolution.--By Mr.. Smith, that the
two Houses invite the Hon. Edward Everett
to deliver his address upon the character
Of Washington, before both Houses Of the
Legislature, and rendering to him ths use of
the Halt-of the House Of Representatives.
Adopted.
BAk introduced and refcrred.-By Senator
Gleed in reference to the exhibition OF mi
mails, (alloWing Sands & Co. to exhibit their
equestrian troupe in the Ststo.) To general
committee.
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HOUSE.

Joint resolution, by Mr.. Slayton, that
the Hon. Edward Everett be invited TO deliv-
er his Grafton on Washington before the
msmbers Of this legislature, and citizens gem
erally, at any time that will best suit hiA con-
venience during the presentfsession.
Mr.. Slayton said that it gave him much
Measure to introduce this resolution. boping
thereby 10 give the members Of this House
and the citizens Of thia vicinity an opportuni-
" to hear Americas greatest living orator,
and also thereby show their high sppreeiA-
ton Of the generous support which he has
given to the Ladies' Mount Vernon Fund
Association.
The resolution was adopted.
Reports.--Dy Mr.. Deone of CSvsndish, for
committee on roads, in favor Of bill extend,
ing the time for completing the construction
Of the Connecticut and PAssumpsie Rivers
MISUNDERSTANDING the time five ysRrs,
Passed. ,..
Pursuant TO joint resolution for ihe pur,
pose. the Senate .eanae in st- half past two
O'Clock TO elect certain state officers, and the
following elections were made.
Benz. w. Deanc Of 6raftun, Secretary Of
State.--(Deane 2o6, Francis v, Randall %,
Scattering ~
WIN. NJ Pingrey Of roykinsvilIe. Auditor
OF Accounts.--( (Pingrey iI3,Stephen Thomsa
81, scattering III
Hiram Harlow Of Windsor. 6uperiutends
pnt Of this State pFiGon,-( Harlow 1885. Il, n,
Baldwin 3g)
b. w, Bartholomew Of Wsshireton. Barn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-19
l-)ie0.

In Bradford Aug. Sd, Mrs Temperance Jewell, aged II
years Aug. It'll, Jane Wilson, wife of DR.. VIM. II. NJ
Howard, ased SO years.
Depare this life in Roxbury, Aug. 9th Brother True
W. Hackett, aged SO years. The subject of this notice
Shipman and united with the Free Baptist Church in
denly called the better country the Lord sanctfy
this bereavement to the good Of @ Surviving friends for
Christs sake, J. TUCKER.
In Danville, Aug. 9th, Edward, of Cornelius and
Mary Cole, aged months
In Groon, Aug. 4th, Capt Norris Marshall, aged II.
In Hardwick, Mrs. Amira, wife of Il. e.. Skinner, aged
80 years.
In Barton July 2sh, Mrs. Margaret, wife of Mr. Cyrus
Heath, aged 40 years.
In Washington, Aug 18th, of typhoid fever, Corone
NJ daughter of Nehemiah ST. and Lucy N. Caef aged q
years and 10 days,
In Greensboro Aug. 10th, Polly Silver relic of the late
simon Walton aged 70.
In Hardwick, Aug I'd, Miss Harriet Amanda daughter
of Ashel and Rebeca Hail. aged ~ months and %
days
Fair to look upon, kind amiable, oonfdiig and true
" knew her but love-" Her early departure has
caused many sigh in sadness but the bereaved and a
iced parents brothers and sisters and friends
orted in the hope that what is loss them her. great
gain. Some four years since, while residngat Green's
boro during Of special religious interests she
became hopefully pous and has since manifested
deep interest in the things pertaining to the kingdom of
Christ. During her last sickness which was
and she sustained and cheered by the faith and
hope of the Gospel Her end peace.
Blessed are the dead which die In the Lord"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-19

TINE TO GIVE IT Up.-Ths New York Herald
which has 50 ably supported the Kansas policy
of the present Administration, and still assumes
to know " the wishes of the President speaks
very plainly as follows
g The pro slavery party, after u protracted
and most desperate contest, have lost the prize,
for the simple reason that the balance of the
squatter sovereignty was too powerful against
them to be resisted. Now let them gracefully
give it up, and admit Kansas as a State as soon
as possible. The sooner the better. There IS
no binding force in the restriction of the act of
the late session. 1t may be repealed as readily
as the Missouri Or any other restriction depend
ing upon the mere discretion of Congress from
one session to another.
We cannot be mistaken concerning the wish
es of the President. He desires it to have the
last nail driven into the coffin of this Kansas
agitation. Let it be DONE In this connection
we hope that there will be no further informed
ding on the part of any Cabinet officer, like
that mischevous interference unknown to
the Presdent) of Cabinet member with Jack
Calhoun at the Lecompton Convention. Let US
have no more ntermeddling, on any side, Of
that sort but let the people of Kansas close ur
their case to suit themselves"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-19

There will be an Anti-Savery Convention al West Ran
dolph, on Tuesday and Wednesday the 2hand 25th inst
Commencengat 10 O'Clock, A. III.
As the Convention is notcaled to promote party poll
tics hearty and invitation rendered to all
Glasses of AntSavery men, and especially to those who
working only for the limitation, but for the spec
dy and entire Abolition of Slavery, and take part
in the discussions.
The Importance of the cause, and the peculier condition
Of the times, call loudly for large assemblage of the
friends of the slave and of our Common Country,
VIM. Lloyd Garrison, and other eminent speakers from
abroad and in our own state, will be present.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-19
BRIGHTON MARKET.

ConRscTRD rue fREEMAS EVERY TncRspAY.
At Market 1895 beef cattr, 90 stores 6l00 sheep and
lambs, 31S swine.
PRtcEs-, Bee Cate--Extra $685. hrst quality 1915
81 quality, 5000 Sd s525.
Working 0xen--ss0, 90. 40, to 100
Mich oows-s37 to 40 common do, s22 a ~
Calves-s5 to 9.
Yearlngs--$00 to co.
Two years old 22to "a.
Three years old--$29 to 49,
Sheep and Lamps-$1, so to i,75; extra $500 to 400
Swine-In lots 5lc retail, 7tc.
Hides-5c per Ii rallow--Sc. Calf slns-loc Pei,
90 1900.
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West Randolph Academy.

THE Fall Term of this School will Wednes-
| day, September l, and continue eleven weeks.
f. f. HERRICK, Principal.
Mss B. NJ CLAPP, Precepres and Teacher Of French.
MISS FLORA Il. WHEELER Teacher of Music.
MISS ELLEN T. DUBOIS, Teacher Of Drawing and
Painting.
Rates nf Tuition are as follows:
Common English Branches, $3.50
Higher English 4" 400
Latin and Greek, 4,50
Music, with the use of instrument, extra, 900
Penc ling, extra, 200
Painting in water colors, extra, 200
Oil Painting, extra, 600
Board in good families, including wood, lights and
washing at 81 90 per week. Convenient accommodations
be obtained for those wishing to board Themselves.
Boarding places will be procured for all who apply
the Principal to EDMUND WESTON ESQ.,, Secretary Of
the Board of Trustees. 1921 E. 4. HERRTCK,
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Dealers propretors prices and send the pills to ladies
(condentay) by mail to any part of the country, the
receipt of 81 90 through the Montpelier Post Office.
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Che Mlarkets.
MONTPELIER MARKET,

REPORTED FOR THE FREEMAN TUESDAY MORNING.
PRovrsIogs.Butter Is to is. Cheese to 81 Lard, IL
to 49, Tallow, to TO- Dried Apple, to TO- Eggs Il
Potatoes so TOGO Beans, 1875 Maple Sugar, to
Onions-75. Apples-common so to co. good, 5000 to
800 per Dbl. Round Hogs, 0 a co.
FLouRWestern, $500 Extra, $3.50; Double Extras6 90
Berlin Mills, Extra Family, $3.50; Double Extra 5000
GRAIN HAY.Oorn, 90. Oats 90 to 40. HerdsgfasS
Seed $500 to $50 per bushe Clover IL to 90 per pound
Hay &c. to 81, per ton. Rye 95
MISCELLANEOUS DRY and Green Hard Wood, S2,25 to
$3.50 Shingles, sl,25 to Sl,37. Wool.-Common.
90 to 20. MeRino, 90 to a.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-19
Berlin Caucus.

The Republican voters Of Esra sod all who are oppo-
sed to the policy of the present prosavery and progae
National Administration, are requested to in the
School House at Berlin Corners,
On saturday, August 2sth, 1858,
at O'Clock, NJ, for the purpose of nominating
ddate for Town Representative, and also list of
Justices of the Peace be supported by the Freemen of
said Berlin at the approaching September election
full and prompt attendance from all parts of the town
Is earnestly solicited Per Order Town Committee
DANIEL oHAND LER, JR., Chairman
Berlin, August IS, 1858.
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BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON MARKET.
CORRECTED THE FREEMAN EVERY TUESDAY MORNING.
FLouR-Western, $4,6Oa 70
poaK.-Prime, $500 a 1878; Mess, $lS,25 1900
Beef s13 IS. Lard, III lac. Hams, 1Ot 12l.
Butter, 10 49, Cheese, a St. Eggs, II. Potatoes
$50 $3.50. Apples, $3.50 $50 per Dbl Onions, $3.50
100. Dried Apple, 9alO White Beans, $10o 200.
Wool --saxony FLEECE, 10 As American, full BLOOD SO
a 40; Half blood, 80 So Common, 25 49,
Corn, 90 Oats, IS Rye, $780, Herds Grass Seed
$500 $50. Glover, 10 a 10 per lb. Hops, 5a s.
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EAST HAupwrcK, VT. Nav %, 1853.
Orange Co. Grammar School

THE Fall Term, Of this long established Institution,
commences on the first Wednesday of Sept next un
der the Instruction Of
GEO. FISHER, A. B., Principal.
The Trustees gratifyed in assuring the public that
Mr.. Fisher we'll recommended efficient teacher
The beauty and Quetness of the place together with the
interest of the citizens in the prosperity of the school rem
ders this desirable locality for the student
Board reasonable also rooms for self boarding.
J. K. PARISH, Sect.
Randolnh Auo 1853 137w3*