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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25
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\ Jcvecr who carried on an cxtrnsv,
trade, aud supplied the deficiencies Of one
country 10y the superiluites of another lcay.
ing his home with a valuable assortment Of
diamonds. FOR n distant region, took with him
his son and Young slave whom he had pur,
chased in his infancy, and had brought an
more like an adopted child than a servant
They performed their intended journey. aud
the merchant disposed Of his commodities
with great advantage but while preparing
to return he was seized by pcstileuual dis
temper, and died suddenly in foreign coun.
Try.
This accident inspired the slave With q wish
to possess his masters treasures and rely.
ing on the total Ignorance of strangers, and
the kipdncss every where shown him by the
JcwCiur, he duriurrd- himself the son of the
deceased, and took charge OF the property.
The true heir, of course, denied his prctcn-
tentionS, and solcmnly declared himself 10 by
the only son Of the defunct, who had long
before purchased his opponent as IA slave.
The contest produced various opinions.
II happened that the slave was n young
man of comely person and OF polished man.
ners while the jewelers. son was ill'fayured
by NATURE, and stfti ti44Es4s!- in -his-eln=
cation by the indulgence ofhis parents. This
superiority operated in the minds of many To
no certain evidence could be produced on
either side, it became necessary TO refer the
dispute to n court of law. There, however,
from q total want Of proofs, nothing could be
done. The magistrate declared his inability
to decide on unsupported assertions, in which
each party was equally positive. This caused
= report of the case to be made to the prince
who, having heard the particulars, was also
confoundcd, and at a loss how to decide the
question.
Al length happy thought occurred to the
chief of the judges, and he engaged to Rscrr.
tain the real heir The two claimants being
summoned before him, he ordered them to
stand behind u curtain prepared for the oc-
casion, and to project their heads through
two openings, when, after hearing their seye-
raj arguments, he would cut off the head of
him who should prove to be the slave. This
they readily assented to- the ono from rci
ance on his honesty, the other from conf
dencc of the impossibility Of detection.
Accordingly, each taking his place as or
dered, thrust his head through n hole in the
curtuin. An officer stood in front with n
drawn cimeter in his hand, and the Judge
proceeded to the examination. After a short
debate the indge cried out, Enough enough /!
Strike off the villains headl" and the officer,
who watched the moment, leaped towards
the two youths. The impostor, startled at
the trandished weapon, hastily drew back
his head; while the jewelers. son, animated
by conscious security, stood unmoVed The
judge Immediately decided for the latter. and
ordered the slave to he taken into custody,
to receive the punishment due to his infamous
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aud always write out al least one II the in
diyiduas are quite young wrile In care of
parent or guardian giving the name In full 80
that there will be no mistake.
Ills just as easy 20 do q thing right as 10
do (. wrong, and directing mail matter il no
exception 20 tho rule,
lfby tho above se suecesd 10 brngingths
subject ehcotuaIly 20 the notice Of one indi-
yidunl out Of The eight or ten millions rlel-
ter writer's ir this country Ne have not labor
ed IN vain. DWUry +. NJ,
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~ "The candies you sold me last night
were very bad said Suett 10 oallow-chand-
Ter. "lndeed. sir" said he, "rm very sorry
for that" 'Yes,. sir do you know that they
burnt to the middle and then wouldn't burn
any longerP' '''Iou surprise met what, sir
did they go out" (" mo, sir" "Whsi then P"
"They buInt shorter"
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agricultural.

HANDSOME PRoHT-We have applied to
our townsmaH, Mr. Nathaniel Monroe Of this
village, for statistics Of his garden, which
certainly foot up very handsome profit as a
reward for hiLhfunes aud industry. His
garden Is less than quarter Of an acre, be-
Ing 80 square rods lie has hot beIsin il,
where he starts early plants, and from toma-
TO plants alone, al 3 cts, each, realized S23,-
90 We give The agures as folloSsi
Peas 3 bushels, ~ per bushel, $1,000
Seed peas saved worth 800
Marrow Squash, raised on the same
land after the peas we're gathered.
900 lbs. 1900
Cabbages, also raised on the pea
ground, $50 heads at 4 cts. each 1000
Sweet corn, worth 900
Tomato plants. (7G0Gl 3 cts, each, $500
Tomatoes raised, 20 bushels, 95OO
Melons, estimated Low ~ 1000
Beans, eueumbers, beets parsnips, aud
carrots, 500
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plays unhurI beside the river Of death, lest IL
fail into the rapids and be hurled hopoleasly
over that fearful Niagara - intemperaRee
aud vice that lel norhins but "a sead wo'
man" Of what was once a beautiflaower and
a sweet child Of promise T., Tribme.
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JOB PRINTING.

Our Printing establishment vas never 10 better
-ordI1on thaii now, aud Increased attention wiz
pe ,,,frh 20 flns ~ sef.S.f hA.tn ~ keTp
constantly on hand Paper and Card Stock and are
Auction Bnis Bin HeAdS7IAbels, Circulars, Busi'
ness and Wedding CgSds, Sc, Sc, At short notice,
Orders by mail M be carefully attended co. and
the work forwarded with despatch
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II,l

IL will be- seen that he get, two crops on
portion oI his land and on a paLt OF his
vegetables gets good price by having them
In msrket early. The fret tomatoes are sold
at Sl,5o per busheL The land was made OF
the time Of the railroad and is NATURALLY poor
Ito plovs deep late In the al and again in
the spring aud stirs the earth thoroughly du.
ring the months Of May aud June. Allthings
considerable is doubtful II another instance
like this can be found about here, and shows
that large farms are not necessary for large
proflA-B. r. 7Tme,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-12-25

Con MEAL,-lhe grinding Of corn and cobs
together, an almost every day occurrence, is
by some shrewd farmers considered a matter
OF doubtful economy. Tho editor Of the
Maine Farmer hns COME to the conclusion
that corn and cob meal isgood for oxen, cows,
sheep and fowls, or such animals a. chew the
eud and have gizarts, bu, less valuable for
horses and hogs An opinion formed from
considerable experience with its use, il that
the cob is too nutrcious to throw avny.
There is danger, however, ofthe miller laking
clear corn for toll, unless one pays the money
for grinding, and Danger If not feeding nearly
double the quantity Of this provcndcr that
enc would of clear corn, as the csb contains
nearly hslf OF the bulk. Cohs contain potash.
and arc'good fertilizers on most ground IN a
whole states or they may be u>cd 10 nd,an.
,agc as .furl We nrc ted to these remarks
lay tho fact that an lrishman lately presented
himself At the grist mill Of Jonc, & Co.. ou
the west side ofthe river with three full bags
one of "hioh contained, 49, D." .ad. ,ola,s
corn for the old woman, aud the other two
clare cobs for the old cow" Of courseI the
miller declined to grind the cobs for the tSuul
toll, out our Emerald friend wondered why
he couldn't have "cob male" M well ns his
Yankee ucighhors. Il is dobatcahlc qucs.
ton whether cobs are worth grinding, il
costs as much to crush them as it does tho
same quantity Of corn, and for one We should
iikC mufr iJ ByT -tIv- Evrirrr ffpyyyrI,fJryT1r
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A Coon ONE-Mr T., the Boston publish
er, has a wonderful memory, and his Know
ledge Of English literature Is. so clear and
available that when friend wishes tu know
whore any particular passage may hc found
he steers at once for the corner and eonsulls
The man Who is very likely TO give the dc'ir-
cd Information, 4 pompous, would.be wit
not long ago thinking to puzzle hin and
nuke sport for company ai dinner, inform
ed them priot-to M,-F.'s arsiAal that lie had
and intended to submit IL TO Mr. T., 49,
Soulbcg'S aud inquire in which Of hs poems
ulc lines occurred, At the proper momcul
lhcciafc, after the guests were seated, be-
hogan, Friend T.. have been good deal
exercised of late tryiuE'io find in Soujhcy'h
pocm, hi, well known lines, running thus
canSou tell us about what time he wrote
them %" II do not remember TO have prt
with them before" replied Mr. T., "nnd there
were only two periods n Soulhcys liio when
such lines could possibly have been written
by him "When were those" glcchlly ask
ed the Witty quc',ioner "Spmrvherc." q"
said Mr. l., "aboui thn, carly period Of his
existence when he wa, having the measles
and cutting his first teeth OF near the close
Of his lifr when his brain had sollcncd and
-l.lIe4a i..l.Lliaep, p,--ILa -,alAillalian
belongs to the measles period, but the cX-
precision evidently bctrays the idiolc one"
The funny qncstoncr smiled family but
the company roarcd
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Whats in a Name.

Possibly there may be little or nothing in
a name but give us Free Press newspapers
for turning out whoppen which challenge The
admiration Of lovers OF the mirrslluus, That
WHs pretty good story uf the Detroit Free
Press about the mon whose head wHs taken
On above lhe cars, and who walked % car
rage, rnde home, and lived = day ~ 90 hutgre
he died but the London C.. W. Free Press
beats IL. Mr. CASTOR IL q thick-set man, and
runs mill al hascumbe, lie was standing
beneath trap door when sack Of wheat
ipl from au upper Gl0fy directly upon hin
head, dtsi0cafiHg' his Hnki lie Immediately
raised up HE hnuds, seized his head and pull
ed IL back into place ~ the workman who
"heard the bones snap again into their sock
ets",will swear Mr. CASTOR IL supposed 10
be sound as ever -- Rorhesier tJnoH.
We believe both Of these stories. We
know one that II moro marvellous than ei-
theu Several years ago a wood chopper
Down Fast was going TO the woods one cold
winter morning With bis axe over his shout
der, lie slipped on the lee and fell in such
away that the blade of the sEs cut Ais- Aead
completely off. lie picked IL up again and
i'irerd u ihe PF@Psr place, -agd the -eald
was so intense that II was frozen on again.
lie worked With il all day, aud at evening
returned home. While sitting By the Grc
after supper the heat lhaWod the neck, No
that when he went TO blow his nose, he pull,
cd hS head of and threw Il down upon the
hearth. lie picked Il up again, Hac hc ash
r. om of his eycs, and held il on the proper
place until his wife, with darling nrpdlc
and a strong pack thread, sewed il on 40 tba;
1t could not drop oThovc,er warm the room
might be- This story was told to us By one
Of the marines to whom il ha5 been related
by the party himself HosfoH .ifiDs.
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~" Good name for a paper--"Thc Comet
with New CAle every Week."
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Christmas Carol.

s-.------------------.-----
Christnoa Carol
The first day Of Christmas my true love sent 10 me
A partridge upon pear tree.
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tome
Two turtle doves,
And partridge upon pear tree.
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-,
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The 'o"r'h ''y OF '"''''"'A'" NY ""' '''' ''"'
"'p ,'",' "'"'
i"" 'u'"c uoN'''
Aud partridge upon pc" "'''
Tn, Gfrh d,y Of Chri.tni,s my true love sent
tame
Fiv, y,ld ,ing.
Fonr collie bird,
ThrOc French hens.
Two turtle doNeH'
And ihs partridge upon pear Uee'
The dNth day of Christmas NY true love sent
tome
SIX geese lay ing.
Five gold rings
-Four collie birds,
Three French hens
Two turtle doves.
And A partsidse upon pear tree.
The seventh day " Christmas my true love sent
tome
Seven swansa swimming,
Wv il,,f;r- n t-.rin--,
Five gold rings.
-Four collie birds,
Three French hens,
Two turtle dovcs
And n pnr,ridrc unon a pear tree.
Inc elRh'h ca! OF '''''N'''"' ''' 'N
to me
snTcn ,w,ns swimming.
Six geese a LAYING,
Five gold ri..gs,
-Four collie binds
Three French hens,
Two turtle dovcs,s
And partridgc upon pear tree.
- l.. ,.,.. Loo, .or,
i"' ""''" N"' VI '
W nlc
Nlh' u'u'n'"''' "iu''''"E'
L'sh' m''uA " ""'N'"H
seven swans sN'nu'"B
Five cold rings. {.
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III. r,,h r..
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The tenth day OF Christmas my true love sent
tome
Ten fifcrs hfing
Nine drunucrs drumming
Eight mEirr -,,rt''l jag
Seven a swimming,
Six geese alAyng,
Five gold rings.
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Arenta for The oaledonlan.

~ In any Of the sboye, OF In other towns
payments may be made, when more convenient
10 the PostmIster thereof or the amount may
be sent directly TO this Office but We must insist
on ,ettlements every year.
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"Now, Norman, are you not quite satisfied
Did not do just as you would have me ?"
They were standing together in the deep
embrasure Of the parlor wjndow--Normua
Rood and his newly-made wife, She looked
very fair that morning, in her tasteful brown
travelling dress and hat, and she held in one
ungloycd hand small pearl box on whose
snowy cushions rested the antique brooch.
The bridegroom was fine looking young
man, by no means handsome. but he had an
impressive bearing, and manly, mdivilpl
face.
ayes, darling, you did quite right, and just
like your own,tru generous SELF and the
Young husband looked down very fondiy on
the beautiful Young creature he had tax. l. 10
his heart and his life.
A. soft blush huttercd into her cheeks.
"Iou know, Norman. hated TO part with
it because it wns your gift but really She
had the beat right to IT,"
Decidedly tht best. dear and --4h
"Come. come, Gencvra, this won't do" IN
tcrrupied the brides mother rs She cant
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.Deutfcbe W1mfif !

SD enpFns fpeben BON Deuti&lanb etne erObe &usmatI se
bieaener Wutf fir @tanDfprte, Ti9ltne, SlSte, &C.. unb empfe6l
btefeIbe ben Serren Nufflebrsrn, 5Uwte benz ntmFtaltf9en YMb.
itium ~hbertaupt snr ~sef6Gteen Mbnatme. -
Wa111-S %. Or, sd tbt,lRpL55 ...Gasfs.
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SO. ST. eocbmfbt.

.#JJ E-tE ,g $40. So 81. (SapFr.. say$itl3tuf
Ia BET sur Subfcripttpn f~pl8enber .Spurnale u. 8ettfartften etnI
s. aammsra 49,. y-77 $500
S1lmartrts 30 1T. gfatter aus @atur, 2eben, gptf-
fenfGaft unb 8unf. @it Stablftbprdntte Sabr~
~ IL 5tte. Mmo, $500
<term ann'S tUIufrtrts Wonatsbefte fir
4 bas seiammte eetftSe 9eben Der @esentuart. SGbr-
LID 10 5etea -, -, ..y.aHjfoa 80
Iteeenbe 8l6tter. Mtt ptelen 5Ol,fGnttten. See
Der Baab 26 9tunmern 0f J1s. 200
eetR9iser Suuartrte 3ettnn8 Sdbrltb 50 az
Ntumntern ~ 4<tEIt4 4sAt~@ ~S4~@"@ ~H 800
8%erltner 81abberabatf&. 5umOt tatfd .fatptt-
| f4es WDO6enblatt. SGbrlt6 60 Rumnern 40
Der Sa3ar. Ishnifde Wufer3ettun8 fir Srduen. ~
Suurnal fir Nlufer unp Wlpbi n. Sd RI. AZ 0umu. $50
alls emstme ID afet3ettune. Mlbum fir wetb-
lt4e artettsa unb Wtpbea. SabrliG 26 Numntern
NIT Drdmte 13- 9a9 &84f 80 t34'Hg @aS t@AH $40
8 ~erf0n,s 81 pb stett u ne. 8ettfdrtft fir MDfe, f7
sSnbnfrte, &unf unb 2tteratur. SGbri. 28 Numm. 40
SSwrhaI fIr mDberne Sttderet. Weobe unb[ ~
p%etbltdbe 9anbarbetef.t SabrltG IL 5effe 800.
lpartfer pam tletber.M asa3tm. Satrlt&
~ Wumtnern ~
% er @Ie8ante. Gin Mhpnatblatt tdr 5errn .Ipt.
bermaWer unb Mtpbe reunbe. Satrlth sH2 3O0
Aa- Durd re9elmdBt9e SmpDrtatpn per 5amburoer Ged.
mer 1T e mtr mS8ItG, bic 8eti&rtften f6neQ unb btata
fern. Nn28.S
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Neue arrangements far @inwanberer, bic mad
.lG3 benz 9Hefen AT reiien tpinI6en. .H3 su

Neue arrangements fir Ginwanberer, bic mad
.l1G Dem Welten 5u retlen tpiinl6en. .G1 e4
Bon tsute, ben 9. gtDSember AT, perben BITE @tnwanberer
auf Der Nprtbern @entral 6 lSertfreet Depot @tfenbatn ntt
benz @rpreBaus %befSrbert. Die 8abn btetet babar& ben Smmis
erante1 ems erRb 00tttetI, ais trsenb etne
anbere Balm, aud TT fe UNI "a AtetIen tar3er ais te6e anbere
8abn nan benannten 9ldBen, ais: l-3
Bitt8bur9, @lepelanD, Detroit, Sort Mabne
@bica9c, Ofilwaufee, @alena, Dubuque, ct
Poul, Npd S8lanD, Burlington, Soma @itp
inn erben teBbalb bic NIT Der Nprtbern Central Balm ee-
bent n Yerfpnen 10 Stunben frIber ais tte NIT anbern Bah.
men @ebenSea bort stntreFsn, aud weroea a Dfal Usntser bic
@asea abei ,ssps8islt. Die gabn sistt bur6 ben @6aftea
Lbefp BON SbtD. De 8anse @ntfernuhe DBn bier btS Chicago
1T 800 gaetlea; Das Sspdd tutrS bier esssianet (martsb) uab
Na9 @reftline, Daptpn, Cincinnati, Snbianas
polls, louisville unb ct. Qoui8 a.aae
|perben ebenfals Yanastere ~befDrbert unb fur ttr @epGd
tetn e %treitere l1nlaOansa tOfea berednet. Dte 9afastsre
b em 3 ubr., pber AbenbS 10 ubr.8u8 mad alen
IpeaIt den plGben eeben, pbne ~unteriress aufeebalten tu iper-
Ben. Observation-Disclosures werben Serfauft tn Der Office bes
N9enten. .Jopn v. Udltcr ~
ftf4-S NU. 25, SeaS.Strest, near Datsrs gDarf.
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2etoenDe leIet! .e
Nbila0elpbta Me6i5iniibe8 9amS,
erri9tet Dor 5wet unb 3man3ls Sabren ourd

erri9tet Dor 6wet uno 3wan3t9 Sahren ourf
DIR. Kinkelin,
ode Der Drttten umb 1tntpn- @trase, philadelphia.
3me unb 5tpan5t9 Sabre
@rfnbruns Bat Or. &tnteltn gu einsna Der erfol8ret3ftsn Aer3tt
in Der sur BON alien 8rumtletten fupbiltttf9er unS ssaetme'
Gdtur, mGRnltden unuerrabgen ais en 3tnberutB 5ur yer
b~etrdtbuns, ntrSGfe unb seible6tltGe S@wdGe. &rantbetten
Der 5aut, unb folder, bic BON benz Neibbrau@ bon Ntertur
entfeben senaa6t. tt1
yfebmt beTcnbere geDti3.
Ga If etne uble @ewptntett, Der f6 3upetlen Bite &ndben
in Der @tnfamfett er9eben, bic NIT tbhen OF BITS tu tbrer Ntaun<
bartlett auf~G6f, nae pel@e, Htnn ni9t tn 9s6Oriser 8ett ao;
eeleet, nt6t muir etnftlt1s 5tn6erntte lerSOrruft, iDnoern AUG
gssG nsEsss4sBD s@ a stasr fSaffen 0 Sies aaPa''s"'s"' 0sfla's''@s'
QBentae bpn bteRn, bic it'd biefer Serberblt9en @epDbnbet
eresbsn hnnsn 1ts trGartssa Solssa nS oa, rnss., 20 Ts sG mn Tes.
aune unb @emdtbSbanststett fGblen:. Siebe Settle ~, %, 20
80 unO 81 son Or. 8.nftitn's Bud ater DSelbferbaItune:" +.
UNI St NIT a" ssSp Sster s aaftsttsit an bic Grbsit III esssn Ober i'd
gum Stubfren su %beReisen, fein e@ritt II TRACE uab i&Ua&
eun "a weaiuer Ibatiefeit ais sen6bnIi6.
Meun er it'd ron bttfer @ewppnbeit lDsretBt, ete bieielte tti
eSIimmRes Oulbraat, unO Sertetratpet a4, f. If feline 81.
unFra6ibar, nnO feline @ernunft faet tRma, ese Otsfes 6ard
ietne frIbere GtOtHett Derutfa6t wDrssS TIT Dtsies I'm
Sftf1$tS9st !; T Offtf9teRp'tbfIe 3 4 ab =
'4 8Setaitet es In @erddtniB.
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Sertrausn, unO fd aaf Bite 9erT6eruns ~Serlafem, bS BITE Sc
beimntHs Der 8rontsn BON Or. 8infsItn niemaIs entbuat per'
0.sQD..@ te BON Der Drittea mnS MntSnars, Stpii9tn eprue'
unb pine, philadelphia, pa.
&ranfe in elmer Gntfernnng,
Sic tbren Taa etnfaG, Derbuxben NIT oGen tbren 6Smptpmen
in ennern 8rtefa mtttbeIen INIT 9tif6lue elmer 0eraatuns),
f5nnen Or. RtnfeltnS Wtebtstaen bemgemaB unperaGettd mad
iebem Tbetle Der linton, entweOer nit Der pot pber @rpre6,
rnb 70 atpaft ut SGaben unb Neueterbe ~ petbateu, user
ftnbet ertdlten. &4 -Hr
aeie! Susenb unO Mannburteitl 4!
Sin fraftuOles 2eber OOer Elm frib3ettiaer Sob.
8tnfeltn aber SelbferpGltune muir Is Gents,
Briefe, wel6e tensn QDe:tb tn etanpS %entbalten, psrber
NIT un aebenber pDR NIT rtnera @remplar SerftGert.
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artOnaI=Teuer=J niurance=WO mDqon1e
BON Baltimore

Derf3ernng ge9en TeuerSsefabr%
Associated Firemens-Insurance,
rDn Baltimore.
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Nor Effenhobn inb

gST@ BUR beionoeren SeuntniBnabnte.
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