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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-16


"Nho are you9"
"Lnrelle Indian"
what are you here ior;"
"Ns run, catch prisoner have much Lank'
ct when catch him"
"Mpn," said the officer "vere any LprslIrs
vent out ? this fellow don Z lc,l asii he could
run much"
Eyes, sic, lmlf-u-dozeu were sent out, but
/ ihis fellow"
."Nou say you are aher prisoner Nov
speak ths truth, or our pistols slll make dsy-
light shine through pu. Mat wn tho
prisoners name?" A
Redhsld, Caplain 50"
"And who do you Auppose went Of with
himp wish could meet him"
"Indians say, strange Indisb-Capeen0-
short man--no bigger ss l. lie bad Indian
--steal away prisoner"
Where were the rest Of your runnen"
The Indian polluted 10 smok' that was
rising up among ih, trees The soldiers put
up their pistols came into line, and went
away. Poor Hedfuid IN thu trrr brrathrd
easier, but Chpeeno kept on smoking, a. un-
moved as II he had been IN no DANGER
Whether the smoke which he INV really did
rise from the camp Of the Lorelts runners,
he did not say But he left the ChaudIere,
and struck through the woods IN direct linS
III they reached the De Loup tWolf ltyerl,
whose channel they followed oil night, only
stopping 10 listen as they Heard the howl Of"
The volt, or the crushing U6Ad Of a mooAe.
Then they went to the hoad-lakes, from which
the Cha, diere rises, Here they paused aud
built n bark canoe. The cedar for bows and
lining, the birch for the bark, and the spruce
roots for thread, were all to be found here la
abundance. They went through the mighty
folvICs SsHIf-irLN.--Tti6h gave rise to the great
Penobseot, killing moose, and catching trout
for food. The Indian was surprised to hnd
that the young man would stop every seventh
day, ard read all day from little book, and
no psrsuAsions could move him, lie won
dered too, what made him read that liltle
scroll OF paper so ollen, which he had brought "
in the sheath Of his knife. They then struck
the Penobseot, carrying their canoe from lake
to lake aud from lake to river ill they came
down that river loA great island, opposite
which there came 10 little brook. Up this
they turned, aud after one moro carrying
place. they struck the upper end Of Moose
head Lake. How beautiful, how beautiful.
In three days more, early IN the morninR'ttt'
Widow nedhed looked out OF her door, and
saw Capeeuo approaching, With stranger
behind him. she ahaded her eyrE frnm tho
morning hun a moment, and then With
scream Of AgoniEed joy, fell to the ground
When she awoke, she and her son were wetp-
ing in each others arms. That very day the
Indian took Daniel--nothing loth-to the
brick house. Susan was glad, and was
ashamed 10 be glad, She laughed TO appear
Indifferent, and wept because her emotions
must have some vent. She appeared to know
very little about his deliverance. {, but canss-
no went away IN new suit OF clothce' With
a new rifle, and know not Nha, besides.
Pshaw Susan You need not blush-you
redeemed noble fellow from captivity, and
you found that he not only made great and
good man, but good husband, as you did Il
devoted aud noble wifv.
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wnirTES-rsg tHB NouSr yEuNoN l,rcoup.
Tho Purchase Of Mount Vernon

Give us the sacred groves
That o'cr Mount Vernon wave.
Give us the green and sounding shore
potomac'A waters lave,
Where every gliding boat,
with solemn tollng bell,
Pays homage to the stainless Chief
His Country loved 40 we'll,
Give IA the ancient dome.
where. free bom warrior-strife,
lie found the rccompcnse oftoil,
THAT -Ha1 a Nations life. -
Give us the cultured fields,
Where he. with rural pride,
SIN, greater than the Roman. deign'd
The laboring plough to guide
Give us the cell. where prayer
Dcyoutly soAr'd above,
The couch. from whence his ready soul
Rose 20 n God Of love.
eiivr.,i- ii- hNiiu-r,i tun,o
OF faith and hope sublime,
To which pilgrim-world shall thTong
A. to q Mecca shrine.
Yea. for our babes unborn,
Even TO rcmutcst time,
We feeble women, dare TO claim
Such heritage sublime,
And knccling at His Throne,
Who promptcth righteous deeds,
Asoribc qnminglcd praise TO Him
From whom all good proceeds,
oh Sex ordained 70 bless
The sweet domestic shade,
Yet earliest at the scpulchrc~
Where catth's dear Lord was laid
In thine allotted sphere
Uncrring Wisdom lent.
Though weak OF hand, but strong in heart
De joyfully content
l.. HUNTLEY SIGoURNEY.
Hartford. Conn, Jan. 20th, 1859,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-16

JOE PRINTING.

Our Printing establishment was never Ia better
condition than now, and increased attention viii
be given 20 this branch ~ business, We krrp
constantly un hand Paper and Card stock, aud arc
nov prepared % print IlnndbillH Programme,
Auction nilla, Bll Heads. Labels, Circulars, Bust
nrsi and Wedding Cards, Sc, Sc, az short notice.
Orders hy mail Wiil be carefully attended 20, aud
lhe work forwarded with dehpAtch.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-16

down beat Of the drum he cast his syes down
on the glorious 81. Lawrence, and then turn
ed eastward, ard sent bis thoughts thick and
fast through the almbsl interminabls forests
that lay ID that direction, lie had len tho
parade ground, and Was making his way TO
the prison yard, when a hand bsekoned him
behind the angle Of tie wall.
"Me want see YOU"
"who are youP Il is 40 dark cannot see
you"
"Me know you--knoy your mother
know shAg--know brick houss--know su-
san. How long fore door shut up ?"
"Psrhsps twenty minutes,--perhaps hf-
teen"
Good. Ne walk this side street, you
t'othvr. Keep hees eyes on me and go who're
me Co."
The Indian shuhied oG, saying aloud, "Yan-
keo man mad. say whip me, he catch me, me
get canoe, aud he no find me-" So he had
the appearance OF following him ia hot re-
sentiment Down the hill he went faster and
faster, tll he reached tho 81. Lawrence. where
lay a canoe. In Il stepped the Indian, barely
pointing to another, which lay near IL, and
pushed OIL, The young man leaped into the
other, and pushed after him as II in a race.
Down the river they went little way, and
landed beyond Point Levy. They leaped
ashore just as they heard the alarm sounded
from the heights across the river, Signifying
the escape Of prisoner or Of soldier. The
Indian paused a moment, and listened aud
said, White man too much noise-too much
parade--lose trail while he drum" lie led
the way among the bushes as fast sa the
young man could follow. How far they went
that night, the prisoner knew not. When
morning came, they we're by the side Of the
river, just below some beautiful falls. For
more than mile they had waded in The riv-
rTs edge, 80 as to conceal their footsteps.
Here, just under tile falls. was an opening
from the water which led into the cave. They
erawled up, aud were soon on platform,
high and dry, with suiiicieney Of light. The
young man was exhausted, and lay down,
leaning upon his elbow. The Indian sat
down before him, his feet eurled up under
him, (pedibus intortis), bolt upright. HiI
head was shaggy, with hair long, coarse, and
turning gray, like the mans Of horse. IIis
only clothing was dingy red shirt and
trousers Of unthnned deer skin. His moe
assing were the skin of moose's hind leg
cut of little below the joint, sewed up at
'6iND end aud drawn on and fitted to the foot
Lii s,s,-',. Ius eeSuH Wrrr mostly gone,
and1he looked, ns he was, tough, short
powerful creature, afraid Of nothing, having
nothing to make or lose. They gazed at
each other in silence awhile at length the
the young man said al have followed you
all night. have put my life in your hands :
now who are you, and what do you want Of
rne ~
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Agents for Tho Caledonian.

~ In any Of tho above, or la other towns
payments may be made. When more convenient,
so the PostmAstcTa thereof; or thc amount may
be sent directly to this Office but we must insist
un settlements every year,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-16

If man marry a shrcw Is he not shrcwcd ?
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The officers looked at each other, and pass
ed on. The young man was left alone. He
was pale, sad, and evidently in poor health.
From the lohy heights Of Quebec, at sun
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19


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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19
GaItst Do GtItarapb.
-ARRfTAL-oF TRE CANAD 4


SAcKvnLE, May l9.
The steamship Canada has been signsled
off Halifax.
Il Is not known what course the Nova
Scotia Telegraph Line will adopt as to for
warding The dispatches for the Associated
Press. II the demand for the transmission
is refused, the dispatches will be forwarded
by express, and made public as soon as re-
ceiyed.
SAoKvIILu, n. B., II A. NJ.
The telegraph operators are now receiving
q long oypher message, for the Associated
Press, from the News Agent at Cape Race,
which is supposed 10 be the news by the
Canada, which was probably intercepted last
evening by the news yacht.
Sr. JoHSs, N. f., May 10.
The steamship Canada, from Liverpool,
bound TO Halifax and Boston, passed Cape
Race, last evening, when her advices were
obtained by the agent in charge Of the news
yacht Of the Associated Press. Her news
is only one day later than received by the
steamer Nigo.
Breadstuffs have slightly declined, but pro-
visions have advanced considerably.
LONDON, May z.
The news from the seat Of war was un-
important. The latest states, that no serious
collision had yet occurred, though the Aus
TRANS had been repulsed in an attempt TO
cross the river Po, at Irassinato.
A dispatch from Berlin announces the
death Of Baron Humbolt.
1t Is reported that Sardinia has seized all
the Austrian ships at Genoa.
The French troops are entering Piedmont
in great numbers, and will soon number 100,
600, Napoleon was to leave about the 18th,
to take command Of the army. Il il rumor-
cd that martial law will be proclaimed in
! Paris.
The Emperor of Austria was preparing to
take the field. Marshal Wallet and Count
| Walewsh are appointed members of the
priyy Conncil. NJ. Random succeeds TO the
French Ministry. NJ. Roger became Presi-
dent Of the Senate
COMMERCIAL INTELJIaENCE.
Breadstuffs closed quiet at decline for
all descriptions.
Provisions buoyant, and ali qualities have
advanced.
Consols are quoted at 0o3S @9O56.
| LIVERPOOL -Breadstuff market quiet at O
slight decline. Richardson Spence & Co.'S
Circular reports Wheat market opened excl.
ted with large speculative inquiry, prices
advanced Cd but the market closed quiet
with nominal quotations; Red 8s0lls 3D.
Flour dull and offered at a decline Of Cd
Corn dull and 306d lower.
Provision market buoyant, and all quail
ties have advanced. Pork opened buoyant
and advanced SOLOS but closed quiet and
steady at 9Os. Lard firm at 60a62s.
Sugar steady. Coffee dull. Little energy
for tea, and prices weak.
LONDON MARKETs.-Wheat quiet, and
Quotations barely maintained. Corn dull
Coffee heavy and declined 3@4s.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-American state
stocks have slightly declined not exceeding
two per cent. Rail way bonds declined con
siderably but few sales have been made.
The Bullion iu the bank of England has
decreased 9435I0
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19
A CURE WARRANTED.

Dr AMOS and SON have devoted their attention
exclusively to this peculiar class OF mRladies, ana
the relief the have consequently been able 70 rem
der their fellOwereEturs isfuytestided and grate-
fully acknowledged by cOnyalescent patients and
others daily arriving IN town, from ali parts Of the
country, for the express purpose only Of cOnsuta-
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the most signal advantages; yet rom what they
these Infectious complaints, iron their most simple
condition To that OF the most dangerous aud invet-
efae they have alwasa entertalnod the possibility
Of their prevention and removal. and likewise In
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forms OF disease could almost invariably be traced
TO oneO of the following cauaeH-ignorance, neglect
the III effects OF unskillfu or Improper reatment
therefore Dr. AMOS and SON have succeeded In
discovering, Ia the selection of their remedies, =
safe, eiieetual aud cautious course; emitting all
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ening Of great mass Of human misery by the alev-
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! Persons In part Of the world may be success
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Address Dr. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19
Breach Of Promise Case.

One of the most interesting suits of its
class, that has been tried for years in the
Licking County Court of Common Pleas, was
case of breach of marriage promise that
was heard by Judge Sample on Tuesday and
Wednesday Of last week. The parties were
Of Pennsylvania German descent and their
families reside in Etna township, in this
county. The young woman's name was
Goss-the mans was Smook, the latter be,
ing the son of substantial old farmer who
is said to be worth enough to start hall
dozen children each with the snug sum Of
six or eight thousand dollars. Miss Goss
and young Sm0OH, as appear Cd hy the testi'
mOny, had been betrothed for many years,
and their fidelity to each other had been
more than ordinary. Following an old cus''
tom now almost reversed in practice, Meth.
er the young woman or young man sought
or accepted the company Of the opposite
sex without first aseertaining that it was ap'
proved Things existed in this way for
years. The affair seemed to be, in fact, as
completely love affair as could well be i'm
agined. At last for some unknown reason
and without notice, the young man dropped
Miss Goss and was welded to another, Or
his breach of long plighted faith suit fol
damages was instituted. Messrs. Charles
Folletts and James Il, Stansberry had il
charge the interests of the fair claimant
Messrs Case and Brumback had the task o.
defending the faithless loyer. Verdict fo
plaintiff fifteen hundred dollars. IN NelrGrI
| Adpoedte
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19

How TO KEEP PooR-Buy two glasses of
ale every day at five cents each, amounting
in one year to $50 so; smoke three cigars,
one after each meal, counting up in the
course Of the year TO S54 70 keep big
dog which will consume in a year at least
SIS worth of provisions and a cat $5 more
altogether this amounts to the snug little
sum of $ll0 25--suficient to buy several
barrels of -four, one hundred bushels OF coal,
one barrel Of sugar, one sack of coffee, a
good coat, respectable dress, besides a
frock for the baby, and half a dozen pairs
of shoes more or less.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19
Political News from California.

ST. LOUIS, May Is.
The overland mail of the 25th, has arrived
here.
Broderck and Gwinn were mastering their
respective forces for the ensuing campaign.
There will be two Democratic tickets in the
filed, Lecompton and Anti-Lecompton A
State Convention is to be held at Sacramen.
to, June 18th.
ThelSan Francisco market was unchanged
buyers awaiting the arrival Of feet ofover-
due clippers.
Advices from Tahta to March 22d, state
that revolution is anticipated, the natives
being determined not to submit to the terms
Of the French Governor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19

A SHOT IN THE FLooK.-We wonder ifthe
following Paixhan shot, from the "NOtes
from the Plymouth Pulpit by Henry Ward
Beecher, hits any body in all this region
round about2 We hope not. MIR. Beccher
said
There are sitting before me in this uon
gregation now, two hundred men, who stuff
their Sundays full of what they call relieio
and then 20 out on Mondays 10 catch theii
brother by the throat, saying PAY me tina
thou owest its Monday now, and you need
think that because we sat crying together
yesterday, over our SaViors sufferinRs anC
love, that ! am going to let you off from tina
debt if it does ruin you 10 pay it now. "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-05-19
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