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~ aahoolmaaLa.,l promlao.

a rau Innlaut oi tHe Gumariovu IeIe-
unph rrIis lHr following anrolota ~ h.s old
rcHaaImaIu .Dd ilaraius|
'Hoya,' m.d De- sm...ugpoat daU Whats
up. thought Fe, aul 500 urle 100 attention.
u ~ !iaea sltpop through heavy storm
cloud, when 'Od iIa.krs smiled SHd the
phenomenon Was uuarr,4uuhIr,
Noy',' 'Id ho, u nm about o. barPaiu with
you for good trhni0r 90 change Of tactics,
vuiIyJ Il desire lml you will sondpc, your
selves with dre1rum fpg one week, and /
promise 20 show you cuilsily-Nhat no
man ever raw aud having shown Il % you.
What ~ man win ever srn again
Nes agreed, ~ 81 sir" md various
other oxpE..s.ous ofacqui,sorucc nme from
every corner 0f lhe room uud as preface
20 tha new state of things, the school was
dism,sscd 90 on earl, hour, leaving the boys
20 Falc in each others eyes 10 aslouishmeHt,
900 u % ap'vG 90 rhe riddle which bad slo-
Zen upon them as % pleasant dream.
An anxious week fl,luved-n week Of eu-
riusi'y, brvili.rmut hope and pleasure in
embryo, Oul of school twas ull mlk-'vhat
no mlu rvcr slw, and what no shall ever SEQ
again unt rVen the terrible author Of tho
oumproWi'r. Wlut could IL bcP
Another and another day, until at last the
Identical one uamrlidavucd upon Ihe glad.
dcned young hearts
Nine O'Clock cnmc-c,cry urchiu was nf
his posl-hoohs and sars,.sIi In readiness
70 battle with Ihc demon Of darkness ana ig-
uoraucc-cycy tack fully committed to
memory Altogether % charming state Of
affairs, An active mind, not wcdd,l ioo
Iiaas!g &c. efi ttr,tirv rrirr- vuui-f ivr OWNED
o' ducr the great advantage of reward, and
kindness, over opposition and cruelty Bot
our odd tutor va, inuneblc. unmokc him
Sever. You could not alter his plans one
iota,
1inglci 1ingl-' sounded the little hell
that bell had o voice ~ well as u tongue.
Boys all attention eyes, ears, mouth all
agopc' momcntouS epoch
Old llaskius raised the IiI of III, desk, and
drew the wonderful thing rh-adjusling
ir'r-rrirut- i7'Itirr;- --rrr'urirr m 1iv rusui
projection, and proceeded to lhc solemn Ger.
-r'-1T7rrF
Attention, school" roarcl. tho. tutor. A
single order was ol tina, was necessary YOU
might have heard a pin drop.
'Ihc hour has q, lcnglh arrived behold in
my upraiscd fingers q single almond, terri.
hlc suspcn,cJ In this alnond is o kernel A"
Cecrcmonioudy breaks the shell and exposes
the tiny lhing) This no man ever. saw "
Then opens his capnciouS jaws, exposing an
internal array Of dccaynF ivory and raw flesh
tha, reminds us Of Bengal Tigcr-hc thrust
in the mysterious kernel crushed and swal~
lowed IL,
'Boys, exclaimed he with great emphasis.
boys, YOU will ncvcr-l will ncccr--uo man
will ever see that kernel again To your les
sons, YOU rasc1l', every dog Of you"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-10

THE SFcEFf oF BfoSufS's STctrSs.-ThC
wonderful power that Blondin possesses Of
balancing himsclfs is the point Of curiosity
and omazcmcnt TO the crowd. By explaining
a it,lc~TT The philosophy Of this feat we may
lessen the astonishmcnt Of souic people, and
perhaps remove the chief difficulty to ~.
tional amount Of sclfculure, resulting in an
Improvement OF the nervous system. The
common toy, OF n man spinning on the point
of wire, explains the whole matter. The
centre Of gravity j, lowered to the base, and
there Il is easily preserved The use Of tho
pole answers the same purpose. Blondins
pole is ,hirty-four feet long, and weighs forty
six pounds. Held below the middle Of the
body, i brings his certrc ofgrav;ty sufficient
ly near To the rope, IA be easily controlled.
A very slight elevation Of one end and cor
responding depression Of the other restores
the balance Of the hody
The skill to govern the position, by an cx-
act movement Of the pole to the required eS-
tent and not an inch further, results from
practice. They who have seen 'phe infant
phenomenon" of the Ravel troop on the tight
rope, must have observed the imperfect
management Of the pole In lcrs experienced
hands. .fhiosop Blondin and his
pole constitute one body, and the extension
laterally Of its weigAt is equivalent to lower
ing the centre Of gravity or charging tho
base on which he walks. The most perilous
exploit Of NJ Biondin is that Of cS+ryng
man on his back. Here he runs a frightful
/ risk, because he cannot command the nervous
| system Of another person. To this expert
mcnt lie viii fall victim, il he persists in it.
The slightest trcpidation of nerve in the car
ried body will imperil his centre Of gravity,
aud put it out Of his command, in spite of
the skin with which he adjusts the weight to
rest'ns much as possible on his hips, and as
little Ms possible on his shoulders.
Travellers over mountains are warned by
their guides to sit pHssively on the mulc'
without attempting to direct the animal
This is what the man must do who rides on
Iilondins back. His own command of nerve
must he equal 20 that of hif master, or he
endangers both. The fact of dismounting
several times proves that it was so, and
that he, did not avail himself. of any tri Ok
in shutting his eyes from the abyss below.
This is the whole explanation of NJ. Blon-
'din's fcat-his lowering of the centre Of grayi
ty near to the base, and lIis amazingly skill
ful government Of it. We would not advise
any one to Try hazardous experiments bur
the triith.of;this explanation may be TESTED
by walking on the edge of board frml,
, fixed in the required position on the gresn,
or floor, aud by using or dispensing with tn
balancing pole, or other weight, to contro
, the centre Of grLAiFy.-.N J. Century.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-10

o. \ few days ago, bright little girl OF
probably three or four summers, " ho recently
lost her father, came up TO Prof Wise, at the
Jones House, and snid Mr.. Wise won't
YOU take mr mp with YOU IN your balloon P
Why do you want 10 go my dcov p asked the
professor. j want TO see my papa was the
touching rcFpoutt, a tear vns visible In tho
wrouguts eve as ho ASSURED her that it was
impossible for him IU tuar her high enough
90 see hrr para lutuurfh. f.'rH4U
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-10

o." II is stated that Mr. Sicklcs' friends
were making up purse to pay his expenses
on European trip, one gentleman giving
81 200, when the reconciliation with his wife
broke Of the affair aud the subscription stop
ped They think be is comfortable enough
at home uov,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-10
o. Diarrhwa is a very common disc

o. Diarrhwa is avery common disease in
summer Simc Cholera is nothing more than
exaggerated diarrh~a. When a man dies of
diarrhwa, he has died Of cholera, in reality
II may be well for travellers to know that the
first, the most important, and the most indie
spcnsahlc item in the arrest and cure Of loose
ness of the bowels is absolute quictudc, on a
bed. Nature herself always prompts this, by
irdiscipining us to locomotion. The next
thing IS to eat nothing but tcommon rice parch-
ed like coffee, and then boiled, and taken with
little salt and butter. Drink little or no
liquid Of any kind. BITS Of ice may be beat
en- and swallowed at will Every step in di-
arrhra, every spoonful Of liquid, only aggra-
Yates the disease If locomotion is compul-
sorv, the misfortune Of the necessity may be
lcsscncd by, having a stout piece Of wolcn
flannel bound tightly around the abdomen, so
as to be doubled in front and kept well in its
place. In the practice Of many years, We
have never failed to notice gratifying result
to follow these obscrvanccs.-Dr. ~ ~.
iidM
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-10
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examining some tobacco submitted ipr hjs in.
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Advorlising ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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lN' many attractive advertisements lh'l "f'
''nln"'''y appearing Ff''l many ol "Ni
I'N'' 'Ir never answered, though properly
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. dH'y enclosed They or' mailed from various
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p.I 20 cents q" '''rd . 'ru'' more ou iNr
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nud 90 m1he up any l".n,Wc v,. give tbc
recipe, including 'hr entire letter JY.t o., 10
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-10

Gen. Shields Of Minnesota snys Douglas is
to be the next prcsident, and thnt hi, heart
is yearly as big as Gen. Jaoksou's Give uy
the exact measurements.
lf seconds were not much ioudcr of duel.
than their principals, ducIl.rg would very
g09u be obsolete.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-10

Cu,Ncr.-It was once remarked in the
hearing Of little girl Of thirteen, that all
things came by chance, and the world, Ike O
mushroom, sprang up in the night "I
should like 70 know, sir asked the child
,whcrc the secd came from "
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-09-10

AuE You KIND TO NouR MoTHER WHO
guarded You in health and comfortcd YOU
when III who hung over yourbcd when YOU
were frctful, and put the cooling drnught TO
your parchcd lips Who taught you how Go
pray, and gently heiptd you TO read Who
hu, borne with your uulis, and been kind and
patient with your ohiidish ways? Wholovcs
SOU still, and who con,riycs and works for
you every d1y YOU liyc' II is your mother
your own dear mother. Now lct me ask sou .
Are ,uH Kind 90 our mother
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28

SUGAR.s The sales embraced about 800 hhds.
at unchanged prices Fair 70 Fully Pair 7073c.
On.
HoLAssKs. The market generally was hrmer,
with sales Of about 2O00 bbs. u for Prime
and Choice, and 5000 and 40c. for Inferior snd
Ordinary to Fair; also, 100 hf. bbls. ct 43@&5c.
. gallon, according 70 quality. E
FLouR.. About 1000 bbls. were disposed Of,
comprising zl5 superhne It IS is, about 100 ct
Sc Is for super6ne Is 50 for Extra, and IS so for
Common, 800 Extra, IN two lots, It is 372 and
IS 80, and 600 bbls- Mixed grades, and 1850 Extra,
in two lots, on private terms.
GRAIN 3. We noticed sales of about 2oso seekp
Of Corn, Of which 100 Interior q re-. $40 Yellow
at g. and 1900, in several Icts, ii CSC. b buslel
In Oats the market WIS stesdy isk salss d some
400 sacks, including 1000 sacks 81 Loui; + ND
lots, at &c., 100 at 81, and $50 Psince w6sSs
Island At csc. b bnshel. or Bran about ~ sscEs
were sold at 81 so 3 100 bs.
Provisions. 6. The sales Of Pork compEIsed ~
and $40 bbls. New Mess ct M Is y Dbl. 81 B1ssn
We heard Of NO transactions Of any consequence.
OF Lard small lot Of Prime in bbls sold u Io3c,
80 tierces at va, $50 kegs 4 VI, and loo Il Hlc-
On. Sc
COFFEE Sales s5I bags 1t 11lc., $50 It 11j,
and 800 at I2c. . h.
WHISKY We did not hear Of I sale.
| HAY....17s bales Western sold at "a %, and
ON Monday 700 at $50 90 D tun.
FREIGHrs. "A ship was laid on for Liverpool at
the going rates, and two barks were taken for
Europe on private terms. Cotton was shipping to
Liverpool at 9-l601 SD, and to Hayre at sl6c.
to fill up.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28
Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil.
A nIERICAN, soLIDIEIED MILK DRIED

A MEXICAN SOLIDIFIED MILK DRIED
IA and Granulaed from Pure Milk the American Soidfed
Milk Works, near Armenia Duchess county, New York.
This superior article lately introduced
1nring faithful and expensive experiment The Standing
report concerning it. the New York Academy Medicine,
has been fully subjected critical examination and
II will suffice state that The American Solcd Milk nothing
but The solid constituents of pure milk combined with little
ans other foreign substance that the various solids of the
original intact the butter globnles being
broken that is readily and perfectly soluble in water and
when dissolved in proportion is in fact milk as
which accompanies it, It'll highly recommended by the first
physicians Of the Eastern cities by Of the army and
savy used and approved by the late Dr. Kane and here
has been analyze by Dr. Cawcoar who i
For sale by the principal Ship
' GEO W. MANSON, Agent
n29 I'm Corner o Common and Tchonpitonlas SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28
DREAD-BREAD FOR THE MILLION.

SOUTHERN MECHANICS STEAM BAKERY,
Corner Of Clio and franklin strees-Depo No. roydras,
Near New Levee street,
j. J. DANIELS son, Proprietors
Pilot Bread Navy Bread Sola Sugar and Butter Crackers,
Wine Buscn warranted Of the most superior quality
and al the lowest market prices
Uled. OF II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28
gtbitt, Of The SflarAets.
Crescent OFFICE, No, 10 CANE sTss,

CRESCENT OFFICE, No 10 CAMP Street,
Wednesday Morning, Dec. Is. 1859.
CorToN. Some buyers came forward yester-
day and took about 1900 bales, prices being
easier under the influence of dropping Exchange
and firm freights, though for the present we repeat
our previous figures;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28
cATTLE MARKxr.

JEFFERSON CITY. Dsc. "a IL
The arrivals since our Last report have been co.
pious. The market for Western Beeyes WAS very
active. The stock on sale comprises Isl Western
Beeyea, and 800 Texas Cattle NO Hogs, hut 1850
Sheep, 80 Mich Cows, and 800 Veal Cattle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28
JOHN D. BEIN & SON,
- JOHN D. BEIN & SOW.
NOS. 50 AND 81 CAMP STREET.

- JOHN D. BEN . SON. a
NOS 50 AND 81 CAMP STREET ~
importers and Dealers I'M
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, IRON, COPPER AND TIN
PLATE
Have well assorted stock of Foreign Domestic
Hardware Cutlery English and American Bar, Hoop Sheet
offering for sale at the lowest accommodate
ing terms.
-Also-
The agents for Himan Brothers. Tennessee Bar and
Boiler Iron. r
Are agents for swf's Rolling MILL Boiler and Sheet Iron
Are agents for G. G. Hussey Co.'S Pittsburg Copper Rolling
Mill 9$
Are agents for G. L. Hanks Bell Mandatory Cincinnati
Are agents for the ST. Louis Works Branch Crookes
Co.
-Also- 4,o.at.s-
For the sale of Cast Iron Pipe from Glasgow Company
We invite the attention of country Dealers planters
stock
Buggy, Carriage, Wagon and Cart Trim.
mings.
The subscribers have Just large and well assorted
stock of Trimmings suitable for Carriage Makers and Wheel
| rights VIZ:
Hubs spoke Bent TeIloes Buggy Bodies Arms
Parts and Wheels Enameed Duck Japanned Moeskn Buck
| ram, Screen Cotton Duck, Dash and Top.
| Leather Plated Bands Top Drops and Dashes
Common. Patent and Patent Male Bolts Axles Ellipti
sprn Ivory and Plated Head Lining Nails Ivory Head Screw.
Curtain Frames Shaft Sockets Crabs and large assert
ment of Maeabe Irons for Buggs Carriages For sale
| JOHN D. BEIN & SON,
| SO and 81 Camp street.
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WOOD, 1IILTENBERGER = CO..
SOUTHERN ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.

NO. % Camp sreeS "A ~
We prepared al orders any svsry dessr
ton Of s49E
Ornamental Iron Work,
such Front Fences Cemetery Raiipg1 Oce Kaing We
randahs Balconies Gallery Ratings, Stairs Statuary.
Fountains, Furniture, etc, etc. 81 s.
Our Front Fences Cemetery Eangs ase ted wh Ifun
Posts go either into the ground eepinR the
chaser may prefer. IS
We would call particular attention to the CASTIRON AAU-
SOLEuM or FAMILY TOMB designed and manufacturers by
expressly for the South which, IN pont Of elegance
durability will compare with the finest II
or graHite. RAJ 5s 3ia#f III
Estimates and any Information in regard work eeesfny
furnished at all times and sheets Of desgna By mail
those DESTROYS Of making q selection. "a rs
WOOD, MILTENBERGER 4 CO..
81 Camp street, New Qy5eane
WOOD 4 PEROT, 5fsSsi g8IsF4
OILS 6m Rjdee Road PhilaieanAss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-28

DLOyVS. .PLOWS. ........... PLOWS.
1910 Kings Carey FLOWS, assorted sizes.
1900 Hall Spears Cast Valley PLOWS.
1900 y. =. Wrought Peacock FLOWS.
1000 Balls PLoWs, assorted.
1853 Averys
1900 Clores Calhoun PIOWS.
1900 Carrot Il Colmans celebrated Steel Rover do.
$50 Nourse Mason Co.'S Steel PLoWs.
1000 Mayher's Cast PLoWs.
UNIVERSAL FLOWS,
Together with general assortment Of
Agricultural Implements,
Consisting Of
GRAIN CRADLES,
TANNING MILLS,
CORN SHELTERS
STRAW CUTTERS,
+..=n1iAl - a+a5 ROAD SCRAPERS,
... ETC., ETC., ETC.
full assortment of slocomb's PREMIUM AXES and EDGE
TOOLS which the Silver Medals the late
at Jackson Miss. For sale by
G. II. SI.oCOMB & CO.,
81 Canal street,
! DO Am And 30 TO IS Common stree
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.- NEW ORLEANS, JACK.
fha zs son AND GREAT NORTHERN
ls5a fermentation DEPARTMENT. 1850.

1853. Transportation Department. 1850.
Freight will be received at the Companys Depot foot of Cal
liope street up z. NJ, daily, Sundays exceptea
All freight intended for transportation must be distinctly
initials Of consignee and place Of des
inatiop freight will received unless consigned
established line Of the road its connections
Blank for freight be obtained at the
Depot Messrs Corson Armstrong; Camp street, by
those WI wish them.
The Company itself responsible for the value Of all cot
shipped by the road which be lost by fire from the
time recepted for stations the line until twelve hours
notice consgnees Of its arrival the depot in this city,
This Company and all the Railroad Companies constituting
Southwestern Iine between New Orleans and New
York. having made with the Adams Express
Company to regular daily through Express between the
cities the Express business heretofore carried by the
Company its account is discontinued and all
Express matter will carried by Express Inform
atien this subject Of j. j. MCKEEVER Esq,
Sc Camp street.
Agents the Railroad Company permitted to receive
receipt for bank notes. specie ewery other mat
ter They will received by the Adams Express 96 Camp
H. BENTLEY ID. HASELL,
Chief Engineer and Genl Supt,
D., 7. s. WILLIAMS
n25tf Master of Transportation.