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CARRIAGE MAuUrAcTog----
HAGAE'g JOHN i. 80. -. -

GHH HAGAE'S JOHN l. ant -
- Of the ring. The ouest,on vsn I'm
~ asked, Wbyf IL 10 written. tse iabo,as ~
my q MS wages, and why shouia ! rnsa .. "or.
a aaSs ~ thankful tor past svors and esI'
RISE, J,T1er, and isz,sg he Moon, ~
uA6AN's JOHN still retains fy.os IT,.
~ ~ avs and ndelibie riehts for n = Wiz
maj ssifpreservation Is The Art lsw - written
Why should man despair, so long az rAtsufe-
% nniufl ior ne knweth not his des,i,n3 !, rect
tofe. maze commenced my old hnslra.' Ibers
street ana VIII be ready ~ hnjld from oa ioth
TOW 20 SIX morse COach--wi hire an, ~ ,'e.ibsr'
and tske Horses on liyery-riii he $50 ~. trade,
or anything, from goose yoke mn ~ Ii, ~ .IsQe
Barnuni, with all bis humbu1a ard waih ui'nu Ok
i9in,aIy Ienown, il nothing 10 nor,ass'' VIII hh
Ian l JOHN career. which Jon will hea, NIL ma
ia Iata JOHN HAaAR
1---------------- Greek Nation
cEMS. CARRIAGES. CARPTs0Ea
The subscriber has on hand a, D.. To-
.aEing REIMBURSEMENT, on Lombard Aiisv i" - .ofh
main and Cary, (i3th and I4th streets o.ywetn
ttnnnpIan Hotel, CotCHES, CHARI1TFnst ns 70
kouGHES. BUGGIES, with and yitsos,. o., BA-
oULklEs allof his own make, OF In ~; sops and
ana workmanship All Of which will he ola s1sIlals
GOOD work OF the kind can be In the ~, ~ i9T ~
nona, and respectfully ask a call From ~ rich
wantof any article in the Carriage line az 'nose 10
termined 10 make TO order and seiI ~ ~ a Sun DO
prices possible and all work sold thai "a I0Nesi
rAnted. Moi IN ~ ~ ntNy war.
fe 18-9m "hNoUM.
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a no pRnnuIaN anANn Ar , :

IA DCCED PRFcES.-The Agents,of the Peruvian
Government having reduced their prices for Gnano.
we are now having shippsd. and will soon be in re,
eeipt OF our Spring supply from Baltimore, If the
stamp A." aud ia prime order. We are now pre-
pared TO make engagements for early delivery, at
reduced prices, and oa the most favorable terms
We have also GA hand, about 40 tons OF Patagonia
dreao. Of the cargo received last Fall and A Mex.
scan Guano. Of the best quality and at the lowest
prices. CRENSHAW & CO.,
North side Of the Basin Richmond. Va.
IL i2-ts
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CLOTHING, CLOTHING.-We have

1 LOI hlN0, CLOIdiN6.-We nave
- end are weekly receiving a large assortment of
Summer Clothing, whiclfsIe are selling very low
Cur good. are manufactured by ourselves, of good
material well mad", aud Ill compare in sty lie am
make with any house. We have in store Black
STRIPED Cashmere suits; Black French and English
DTap Etc Goats and PaDts Black aud CoIorei Roy
al Cord Alpaca Frocks and sacks, of every grade
and pric fine Black Silk Coats something really
Dice Fancy Side Striped LiBen Suits all alike;
White and Bnf Linen Goats and Pants; Black and
Fan Marseilles Vests very beautiful: Cravats
Ties, Scarf; Half Hose; silk and Ganzs Unier
shirts; White and Fancy Shirts nice and good; all
OF which we will sell very low and only ask call
before buying. Call AZ Il2 VI tin street.
DARRAG0Ff HARRIS Il Co
j" 8 Sncces tors 10 Merchant Veisiger Il Co
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see9es,, rszs -ssgseessesssgszEza ACCOMMODATIONS
~ W II - ~ go sseesF r CHANGE or
HJORr--0n a.Gd after MAY LIST, the Accommodation
Train Of this Company will run daily Sundays ex'
Milford ut 10 VI, stopping at Ashland freak
fast and arrive ia Richmond at Sac VI. Return
ing WILL leave Richmond at O'Clock p NJ and reach
Milford at % p NJ. stepping FIR passengers at
any point each way.
FARE, the same as on the Mail Train.
SAMiL RUTH,
Superintendent Trans portation.
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MARBLE WORKS.
TNFIRMARY OF THE MEpICAL COL.

TNFIRMARY OF TUE MEDICAL COL
Il LF6E This Inirmary is situated at the corner
Of Marshall and College streets, in an elevated aud
healthful position, convenient to the railrOai de-
pots hotels and other of business 1t is fur
uished with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment Of diseases and injuries add
for the comfort of the sick al persons requiring
Medical or Surgical aid except the ms and those
iaboring under contagious diSeaies, are admitted
into The Institution. Lying-in women are also re-
ceived and carefully attended TO-
Private rooms furnished when desired
The patients are under the charge Of the Profess
sGrs of the College. who visit thu wards daily. The
charges or Board, Medical Attendance, Nursing and
Medicine, are for Per week
hie Patient
COOred
| Fflfate 10 Sl:J
IN addition to the above rates. III cases requiring
g SuJ'gicgi Operation, by agreement with tue pro
prierCrs OF rhe Bellevue Hospital, a small fee is
charged for the op ration. VARYING from 81 to $50
according to it, importance The particular fee in
any may be ascertaincd by application 20 either
Of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Physi-
clan
All charges payable on theremoval Of the patient
Attending Surg eOns-PrOfs. GIBSON, PETICoLAS and
WEXFORD.
Attending Physicians - PROS TUCKER and Con-
WAY.
Resident Phi yscian-JUNIUS NICHE, NJ. D.
Steward-F II. PARRISH
pre5ident-L. : J0YNES. NJ. D..
Persons ia the country, desiring 10 send patients
to the iuhrmary, may address either the President
or the Resident Physician. ap % en-
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rVyIN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING

= ESTABLISHMSNT,T THIRTEENTH STR EFT
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber is
fully prepared to do all kinds of wo:k in the above
business with dispatch; and returns thanks TO his
numerous patrons Tor past avors and soiicts cen
tnnance 81 the same beng master OF his business
he car promise his customers that all work done by
him will at least BE equal to any other house in the
city and fully cheap-a fact known to eli persons
Who know what good work is.
ROOFING. GUTTERING &c.-He is prepared to
execute this description Of work in very superior
manner both in tow II and country.
TIN WAKE-Always on hand large and general
assortment Of Tin Ware wholesale and retail.
GAS FlTI1NG.--He is likewise prepared to do sii
kiads ofiias Fitting in the best manner.
PUMPS.-Ue keeps always on hand large and OK
tensve stock OF Vol and Garden FuDpa.
CHARLES III LANGLEY
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CURRENCY REDEEMED w will
- reioem the notes OF all solvent Banks-not in
Baakable Fun Is but in the 'Precous Meals
one Of tla nost vsnt5ie OF which is Iron. Phis
supply the varied de mad. of parties as they may
require are fully prep AIRED t. 'deposte" in all
portion OF the city orc9unry, ~ short notice aud
IN the mot wOrkm iuiige manner" Also Tin
Sheet Iron and Copper Work generally Mt the Gov
ernHr Street stove store.
mJ6 GEORGE SrhRRETT.
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VIRGINIA WORM KILLER.-Children

CRY for I'll This valuable ana popular prepare
ton IL recommended with the greatest confidence
Past experience and test Of years having proved il
be- one of tho best salo9. and most reliable Worm t.
s:roysTs in use.
Aelng prerared especially for children it Is sweet
and pleasant to the testo, end readily taken by them
ard may be given to tho ycungostnfant with perfect
safety a. Il contains 10 Gil worm seed tnrpsntine OF
other naGGeous drug,
Prepared only ~ e. J. pICOT, ana for sale by
Druggists generally. al II
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uARTSHUKNE'S CURE-ALL--Ih

lIAKTSHUkNE' Z 4 E-A L Ii HE
II GREAT PAIN ANNIHlLaT0Ri
This article is the greatest discovery in Ghenlcai
or Medical Science for the rapid cure of Ri EUMA-
TiSM, NEURALGIA, T00TH-AOHE EAR-ACHb,
LIMBS. SIDE, BACK Ct any part OF the body
1t is also an excellent preparation tor Dyspepsia
and Indigestion, which arises from weak stomach or
bowel Thousands of persons who have used iiAEiS-
EoawE's CUks-ALL have been astuDished at lts won
derful power in removing any pain from the sys'
tom
aar Bottles %, 50 cents. and 81.
10 be had Of PURCELL, i.ADD 4 90, ana all
Druggists in Richmond Norfolk and Petersburg
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
pI prise % arc e'"' ~ $500
" pr;se % are ss'O' ''''oA'''"''''s W 300
prizes Q. s2o0. approkimatins to $4,000 ooo
prize. are oo GU
prizes OF 1926, approxmating to $500 oo
prize, are o ooo
prizes II 500. approximating to s4.ee oo
prize, are o, SUI
prizes Of SIS spproximst.ng to S3.Va ~
prize, are ~ sVo
prizes OF $50 appro1iTaating to 1880 ~
prizes 80 9VV
seol prEes OF $40 are Iu00Oo
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TTNO HOUSEkEEPERS Il have In store
l. and for sale at unusual low prices, fne livery
Tabl. Cutlery in dozens and in Gets; Double Plated
Table Forks and Speoas. OF ,he best mannfactnrei
Tea Kettles sauce Pans. and Preserving Kettles OF
ali kinds, size aad quality Buckets. Mats, BrnoUs
III AIR and Feather Busters. Toilet SETS Tea Trass
aud Walters, together with many fancy and useful
articles TO housekeepars. most respectfully invite
those ia want give a call before making their
seiection6 elsewhere. RDBEkr j DENNY,
Hardware. Cutlery, &c
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g IDA WATER. SODA WATER-Pure
- fresh and sparkling, with great variety a,
Straps, made from the fresh fruti We can re-
c9'nfnend ouf Soda Water being Of yer sune
risiF qusfit7. icy I'D aud fresh made every day.
WARING Il PEARCF
reg lW Broad street aboye atb
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YIIHE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN The
4 Observation-Disclosures BY A CHI ENLIST.
u4RrSif0RNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP or
WILD CHERRY
IL adj limited by the thousands who haze USED IL 10 s
tbC brst preparation in use for COUGHS. from cold
or a C0NSuMPT We COUGH, ASTHMA, BkoN-
CuTTIS, CAFARRH or any Lung Affection. it Is
elso a great eedy for HOarsepess. and aays all III
Illumination OF the Lungs or Throat.
Es Bottles 25, 30 cents, and ST.
Sold by PURCELL, LADp co ana all Drug
rsts in Richmond Norfolk and Petersburg.
n. B.-If you suffer with pain, use HARTsH0sNf. -.
CtTp An the great Pain ADnihiiatOr Ia 2h-dtt
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DRuas, MEDICINES, Aa.

DEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
II NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS HEADAaguhthh,. ,
The fact has been well known for q long Wnue aa
Mrs, DAVIS CoU6H ELIXIR IL the best =. ,o ~ No,
Known for Coughs and Colds; but perhaps n ne.
peupraily so well know that il has reilevsu
nenty several OF Neuralgia and GER
ache Attcnsirn Is requested ~ tne p,o LII NOV n
In this community x .,t 1. IN c,rtify
sRIcHaosD, January Is, lseS--Ihis ~ 4 W and
that have suffered from Nervous hes haya
Neuralgia most severely for several yeals, mil
tried various remedies, bus found no ,nhced t.
about the lst OF Novempert ie,yii . which found
o. great Benefit to myself Ny dsusa's has I BEEN e en-,
suffered with cough since her ln, " ami
!. now tree from cough aud vigorous than sue
has been at any period Of her g; very pleasant
on eih nervous al" j. q. WINSTON
r. .o,o INV Mira A b DAVIS Fisher d Winston,
MillspauRH o. "'i'"' fe9
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IT, NOTICE.-TO PASSEN.
s -. ssss-.ss--sls GERS FOR PORTSMOUTH AND
NUkf,JLh The steam CURTIS PfCK Captain
JOHN DAVIS, will leave the wharf at Rockets II gE.
larry every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI.
DAY mornings at 81 O'clock. PRECISELY. for The
above places, and return each alternate cay lSUN.
DAYS FXCEpTED) until further notice.
my 26-ts 30 HASKTnS.
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FISHER WINSTON. Druggists,
| NH 29-dI2ra Richmond.

STOC6 AND FIXTURES OF A DRUG
- STAND. FOR SALE PRIVATELY. The SUI
scriber offers for sale privately. the Stock and ti
tur OF thpiDrug Stand aiRocketts GU Lester street
and lately Occupied by Mr. " Baylor.
The stock consists OF the usual supply OF bIugS
&c. together with two Counters. shoG Case, fA!sS
scales and Weights, MeTtafs aud Pestlts Cans
rhials. Fottcs &C. &C 10 the hands 81 Sn eE.t1'
prising man, good business can be done 81 TIE
stand
The house is for rent, and possession Ciyen imne'
Giately TAiLUB, Trustee.
my Iq--lm
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SAW MlLL.-Tbe subscribers having
Mr.. John Williams. have made arran gements Ia ger
continuous supply OF fine logs of the best selected
growth ana quality. They are prepared tn furnish
terms They viii endeavor to make il the interest OF
builders 10 deal with them and would most respect
fully solicit their patronage
Orders LETT az the MIL or Mt our Shop on 9Th and
Cary streets, shall be promptly attended to-
faZ-ts John Il GEO. GIBSON.
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no THE PUBLIC.
Thankful for your liberal patronage and conf
d4uce in my establishment, | respectfully submit
that shall not change the price of my bottled
LAGER BEER, PORTER, ALE, &c, during the
summer season. -
ihe following have been, and Will continue to be
my charges: "
pid's...,.,. | aal turn OF the bottles
Z" half pnts. SO cents-b0ttles extra,
lager Beer Halt yrartoi AMI elgntn barrels
THE latter ones OF gallons q package exclusively
Ter the city crstoners) Philadelphia Ale in Who'll
aud half barrels at the lowest market price. TeIms
sash
NJ B-Store and Bar seerers. q considerable PEI
centage allowed =. WILBACHBR,
18TH Ct, between Main and Cary.
Orders left with Messrs Laidlay Robinson, c0rnsl
9Th and Franklin; Mesgrs. DGval L Norton, corne,
10th and Main, or al nay establishment. will b'
promptly attended to- my4
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ACCOMMODATION Tram To TIE J

Ana connect Win the Trains guiGE NUrtD.
The Trains leaving Richmond at o'clock in the
morning, form q link in the direct through hue
from New York To Memphis, by the way Of Wash.
iugton. Richmond. Lynchburg, Knoxville. Dalton
Chattanooga, thence 20 Memphis or 90 Nashville
Tenn, being the most expeditions ard direct ToHts
TO those points. c. CAMPBELL,
mr. IL SUPERINTENDENT.
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rs3. ,ysa EETEzgx1 RICHMOND AND
wv SsItss .s za5-iIx% DANYlLLE RAILROAD
CHANGE Ot OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ARRANGE.
MBHT-THR UGH MAIL ROUTE TO MEMPHIS
AND NkW ORLEANS-0n and after MONDAY
the nth of May, ISIS the daily Mail Train TO June
tioD connecting with the SOuih.Side Train for
LyRchburg, thence West and Southwest without de.
lenii0n and through TO pany!lle. will run daily az
follows, Sunday excerted)
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-09

subduing power Of love add kindness Ryaa
kind words-the first that had probably ever
fallen on the ears Of poor Topsy-touchel a
chord that yibrated 10 the depths Of her soul
and produced an instantaneous response OF
confidence, hope and love.
And then, the A." influence she nepcr iosi"
that Miss Ophelia acquired over the child,
when, moved by the example Of the Kind
hearted Eva, she said, for the first time, "i
can love you-I do," And we can easily
conceive how the manner Of saying this was
more than her words" Words are often a
counterfeit exprcssion,m inner can seldom, IL
ever deceive. ,-
Let us pass from this fiction, so truthful TO
nature, TO great aud sublime reallty-Thc
power of love as exhibitcd IN the person OF
Christ. The A" Gospel Of Christ" is said 70
be I" the pooer Of God unto salvation" Now
the power Of the Gospel is love. Z" God so
loved the world" "Christ, also, hath loved
US aud given himself for u.s." Threatened
oyil indeed, has a place in the scheme Of Di-
vine mercy and so it has, as | shall hcrcaf-
ter show, in every paternal government but
without love, it can produce nothing but de-
spair. No heather mind has ever boen
moycd--no matter what terrors have alarm
ed it-until love has done It's work. Never
until then is the heart melted aud subdued.
! shall have moro 10 say on this and other
topics before / have done with the subject Of
school government VS.
MiddlcJury, Nor. %, 1887.
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Extraordinary Fight between IA.
on and a Tiger,

Our readers doubtless noticed few days
bach, an account Of tiger which escaped
from cattle truck IN ltatoliGe Highway,
LoudonFand which after running along the
centre Of the road for some distance, wns
caught by his keepers while in the net oftear-
ing lad, Who unfortunately crossed the ami
malls path The tiger, which WA only -
months old, but Of large sile, was the prop
ery Of Mr. Jamrao an importer Of Wild beasts,
and he sold Il o day or two ahowara % VI,
Edmouds, the son-in-aw and successor Of
Wumhwell In the management " one Of the
well known travelling menageries. Mr. Ed
moBds has been H. this district during the
last eight or ten days, His purchase reached
birmingham on Saturday night, and on Mon
day Il joined tho msnagorio al West Brom-
wich, Il was placed in ono Of the ordinary
carriages, one Of two compartments, the adj
joining den hcl . occupied by very Guo H.
on, six or seven years old, for which Mr. I'd
monds gave G3O0, three years ago, The at
tendants had all leii the menagcrie to 90 10
breakfast, when suddenly those IN the car
riage which the proprietors occupy were
alarmed by an unusual outcry among the
beasts They soon discovered the cause,
The noWly bought tiger had burglariously
broken through the slide orpartition dividing
his den from that Of the lion, aud had the lat
ter IN his terrible grasp, The combat which
onsucd Was terrific one, The lion acted
riIirily on the defensive, aHd having prolllly
been considerably tanned by his three ycnrh'
confinement the newly imported tiger had
the advantage. llis attacks were Of the maat
lcrocious kind, The Hons name saved bis
head and neck from being much injured, but
his savage assailant at last succeeded ip rip
ping open his belly, and then the poor animal
was at the tigers mercy. The lion was dead
in few minutes. The scene was fearful
one, The inmates Of every den seemed 10 be
excited hy the conflict, and their roaring and
bowling might have been heard quarter of
a mile distant Of course Mr., Edmond, aud
his men could not interfere while the conflict
lasted, but when the tigers fury had partly
,ubsided, they managed to remove the car
case. lie must have used his paws us a sort
Of bat,cring ram against the partition, rs il
was pushed IN rather than torn down. For
the future he will be confined in a carriage Of
extra strength, lined throughout with sheet
iron, lie cost Mr., Edmonds GI0O. BirB-
Ughdm EreHiHg Journal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-09

A SNAKE STOHy. While IN q ueghbormg
town two weeks since, We stopped at tho
village hotel 20 swarm up" without whskyJ
The barruum was anoocvFicd, and Nc sat
down by the stove and enjoyed the pleasure
NJ blazing hickory, Soon the hotel keeper
entered, and after booking around (-omevhat
mystcrioW'ly 10 usj uoder the ehaif,, beueAss
&C., exclaimed, - don't see where the csc.
has got o." We thorcupon asked him What
he was looking hfrr "a, nothing." snid 6r,
"but a Hack ilHhkc." "Snnke snake :" e1-
claimed wei "is there snake IN this room P"
(by the way, We are nightly afraid Of the
varmiu) "Why, ycs," said the landlord,
II lcfi one here q few minutes ago" GLOW
large j. hc P" we asked, beginning 20 feel
FqIoImih. 80, about IoW fcs long" was
the rciuiuder, "Aud guess continued boni-
face, "he is under Y"t0 sr0f, or under the
stove Snakes, you know, Ike warm place"
The idea WIS electrical We jumped up,
aud began 10 feel tlr legs Of our pnutaloons,
lcst The ,armint had crawlcd up them una
wares, Next ecpul our bands carsldiy into
the big pockets Of our oyorenut 10 see II
there was lodgeT there. While in tins
state Of trepidatiOu the landlord exclaimed
"here hc is," much 20 our Tcicfi and look
ing round, the speaker held the snake in his
hands We felt not quite safe nov, but our
friend assured Va hs snukcship Was harmless
and Furthermore, that hc could not escape.
Boulacc now procured large glass bottle
and thrustiug the head Of the snake into It's
mouth, thr animal worked it7 WV irto ,'s
supposed retreat But owing to the small
uess 81 lhu bDt!eIasp, this operation lasted
Fs'cUl minutes, Once iu, ie ofthc dccantcrs
Tiled up ths bottle with ardent spirits. and
thcrc Was % squlrmlng, you may believe, iut
the struggle was bricf. Bad rum was too
much even for a serpent "Wcll," said We
nfcr witnessing the dcnoRmeni, what do
you intend 10 do with the snake now?" 81
shall send him TO Boston," was the answer.
81 can get five dollars for him there. | have
sent several just like him TO the nnturnlists.
And III give yoU two dollars apiece for all
YOU will bring me, il they are likely oncs,likc
this fellow" Not being partial to live stock
Of this description, We declined TO furnish
any, and bidding our host good day, took our
departure When We visit that hotel again,
wc shalt ccraioly keep a sharp lookout for
snakes u i'o0N1orkoi P0irioL
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The Old Man Dreams.
~ OWN wrNprLL uoLMI


Prom The Atlantic Monthly,
o Tor one hour u youthful joy
Giye back my twentieth spring
I'd rather laugh bright-haired boy
Than reign gray'beard king
on with the wrinkled spoils Of age
Away with lcamjug's CFoWn
Tear out lifc's Visdom-WTiiten page,
Aud dash its trophies down
One moment lei my lie blood stream
From boyhood's fount ~ flame
Give me one Eddy, rceling dream
OF life all love and flame
My listening angel heard the prayer,
Aud calmly smiling, said
III but touch thy silyered hair,
Thy hAsIy wish hath sped.
But there Il nothing iu thy track
To bid thee fondly stay,
while the swift seasons hurry back
10 md the wishcd-fof day I"
Al, TRUST soul of womankipd
Without thee, what we're life
One bliss can not leave behind
III takc-my-prcciousT'wiio
The angel took sapphire pen
Aud wrote in rainbow dew,
The man would be- hoy again,
And be husband too
And " there nothing yet uusaid
Before the change appears
Remember all their giits have fcd
With those dissol,ing yoars 3"
Why ycai for memory would recall
MY fond, pAternhl joys
/ could not bear 20 leave them all
IN takc-my-Birl-aud-boys
Tho smiling angel dropped his prn,-
"Why this will never do,
The man would be- a hoy again,
Aud DE a father too l''
And so | laughed up laughter woke
The household with ~ noisc,-
And wrote my dream, when morning hr
To please the gray.haircd boys.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-09

A LONG TINE GETTING TIE Cows-A
certain distinguished citizen of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, who had filled the highest Office
in the State, was once in the employ
ment of a farmer in Western New York
Among other things it was his duty to bring
in the cows" One evening the cows and the
boy "came home missing" Some years af-
ter, the farmer was passing down East Water
street, Milwaukee, and saw the name of his
COW boy over the door of one of the largest
warehouses in the west. lie walked in and
found his boy i'll Fc counting room, He
stared a moment oh the truant, and then
broke out with, Hkllo, Len, have you found
them cows yet P" One can imagine what
followed-a mutual recognition. 1t is said
that the old farmer was pacifed without a
breach Of tho peace
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-09

wandering in search Of work and hai not
found H. and bitter want wrung from him 10
the cold midnight, that wild demand fqr food,
~ J., Courier and Enquirer,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-09

JOB PRINTING.

Our Printing establshment was never in better
condition than now, aud increased attention viii
be given o. this branch ~ business, We keen
constantly on hand Paper aud Card Stock, and are
now prepared 20 print llandbls, Programme,
Auction lillls, b Heads, Labels, Circulars, Bust
and Wedding Cards, &c, 60, Al short notice,
Dfdrfa by mail will be- carefully attended 90, aud
the work forwarded with dfspatch.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-09

Amimportinent editor wants to know when
we "intend to pay the debt of nature" We
are inclined to think that when nature gets
her dues from him it will be by an erecuiion..
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