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EDwARD Y. CAENaN,
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OCEAN HOUSE.

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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-03-17
HOW JACK - BECAME A DEMOCRAT.


The most bigoted and unreasonable party
man l ever met with, was Jack -.
Jack was a red-hot abolitionist and his chief
pleasure seemed in making the fact as notorious
as possible His friends and associates, with
one consent, pronounced Jack bore and nu-
isance.
One day Jack met at the house of friend a
young lady of great personal beauty and accom-
plshments. Attracted by her loveliness, and
captivated by her intelligence, he became assid-
uous in his attentions, and forgot for while his
"principles," and without enquiring what
might be the political preferences af his lady
love, imprudently proposed, was excepted, and
they were married.
The wedding was over, the guests had de-
parted, and the happy pair had retired to their
chamber and were snugy ensconced in bed
when Jack, in the course Of quiet conversation
with his wife, unwittingly alluded to his. favor
lite subject, by casually speaking of himself as
Republican.
"What" exclaimed his wife, turning sharply
and suddenly towards him, " are you Repub-
lican ?"
"Yes," replied Jack, delighted with the idea of
finding patient listener to his long restrained
oratory. ayes, madam, ! am regular out and
outer double-dyed and twisted in the WOOL"
"Jist double and ttcist yourself out Of this
bed then" interrupted his wife; u" I'm Demo-
crat, am will never sleep with man pro-
Tossing the doctrines you do"
Jack was rather speechless from amazement.
That the very wife of his bosom should prove a
traitor, was horrible she must be jesting. He
demonstrated, but in vain tried persuasion, twas
no go she was in earnest, and the only alterna-
tive left him was prompt remuneration OF his
heresy or a separate bed in the other room.
loo 1;d hacsfafa To ahnrp the astah-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-03-17
night, and sue for reconciliation,

night, and sue for a reconciliation,
But then came the recollection of that inHex-
Bile countenance, of that unbending will, and Of
that laughing and Implying eye, and he felt con-
vinced that he was hoping against hope; and
dispairingly he turned to the wall for oblivion
from the wretchedness of his thoughts.
The second day was a repetition Of the first.
No allusion was made to the subject on either
side. There was a quiet happiness and cheer
fulness about his wife that puzzled Jack sorely,
and he felt that all idea of forcing her to sur
render must be abandoned.
The third night he was alonel His rehec-
tions were yet more serious than the previous
nights; what they were, of course, was only
known to himself, but they semed to result in
something decided; for about midnight three
distinct raps were made at his wifes door, No
answer. The signal was repeated in louder
tone; still all was silent. A third time the
door shook with the violent attact.
Who's Mere" cried the voice of his wife, as
if aroused from deep sleep.
A It'll the best Democrat you euer did see."
The revolution in his opinions was radical
and permanent. He removed to another coun-
ty, and became popular, offered himself as a
candidate on the Democratic ticket for the Leg
islatuae, was elected, and for several sessions
represented the county as firm and decided
Democrat.
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From the St. Paul Minnesotian and Times, Feb. 10.
A TERRIBLE WINTERS JOURNEY.
LOST AND FROZEN TO DEATH ON THE OPEN
PRAIRIE.

PRAIRIE.
Mr.. Anthony one of the party who was lost
on the prarie, and whose sufferings are depicted
below by the editor of the Nor Wester, pub
lished at Red River Settlement, called upon us
yesterday. The following account is taken from
the Nor Wester, the second number of which
lies before us =
"Never have we met with more sad and
melancholy narrative than that which it is our
painful duty this week to recount. The boiler
of the Anson Northrup not being in a fit state
to commence work in the spring, the Messrs.
Burbank, of st. Paul, resolved to send over to
Fort Gerry, during the winter, competent
person to examine it it was accordingly ar
ranged that he should go to Georgetown, a
newly formed station at the mouth of Buffalo
river, about 200 miles from here, and that Gov.
Mactavish should despatch party thither to
bring him on to the settlement. The engineer,
it would seem, had arrived at Georgetown
somewhat sooner than the date fixed upon, and
having waited there few days he grew impa-
tent at the delay, and requested to be sent on.
Mr.. Mackenzie, the young gentleman in charge
of the station, delayed a while longer, and then
started with two others, besides the engineer,
making the grave mistake of taking mules in
stead of dogs. None of them had Travelled the
route before, and of course could not possess q
correct knowledge of the road or the distance
Mr.. Mackenzie said it was five or six days
journey, and provided supplies accordingly.
On Friday, Dec. 23, they started going east
ward, in order to fall in with the trail from
Crow Wing. They had not been out longer
than two or three days when the mules began
to "give up They then felt that they could
not reach their destination in the time antici-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-03-17

RULE FOR AscERrAINING THE WEIGHT OF
CATrLE.-Measure the girt close behind the
shoulder, and the length from the fore part Of
the shouder-blade along the back to the bone
at the tall which is in vertical line to the but
took, both in feet. Multiply the square of the
girt, expressed in feet, by fire times the length
and divide the product by t,centhone. the quo
tient is the weight nearly of the four-quarters
in imperial stones of fourteen pounds, avoirdu-
pois. For example, if the girt be 1-2 feet
and the length 8 Ia feet, we shall have 1-2
multiplied by G 12, making ~ Ia, and IA
multiplied by 8, making 26 Ia then AZ IA
multiplied by 26 IA, making 100 1-16, and
this divided by 81 gives so 4-5 stones, nearly
or Gfiy-tico stones and eleven pounds. 1t lis to
be Observed however, that in very fat cattle
the four-quarters will be about one-twentietf
more, while in those in very lean state the,
will be about one twentieth less than the weight
attained by this rule. The four-quarters are
little more than half the weight of the living
animal; the skin weighing about the eighteeth
part, and the tallow about the twelfth part o
the whole.
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A RICH SCENE BEFORE THE SCHUYLER
COUNTY GRAND JURy.-The Watkins Repub-
lican of last week relates the following. EN-
ter disconsolate looking female without hoops.)
Foreman-Madam, what complaint have you
to make?
Complainant come to enter complaint
agin' my companion.
Fore.-Your husband, suppose-weh, what
is his name, and what has he donep
Com.-His name is Mr. -, and he struck
me, and beat me, and threw me "out door," and
threatened to kill me if came in the house
agin
Fore.-What provocation did you give him,
madam, for such treatment
Conn., do not like to tell, sir.
Fore.-But, madam, you must! The Grand
Jury must know all the circumstances.
Com.-Well, if must, must. He done it
just cause wouldn't sleep with i'm.
Fore.-Ah, that's the nature of the case, is
itP Very well, why did you refuse to sleep
with himp
Com.-'Cause he was drunk, and didn't
acant to.
Fore.-Well, how is it when he's sober? Do
you refuse to sleep with him thenP
Com.-No SIR, but when he's sober he won't
sleep with me!-(A general roar followed, in
which the Foreman can't help but "jine.)
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uated at East Windsor Theological Seminary
in 1871, and was licensed by the Franklin, Mass,
Association l2 Aug, 1910. lie was ordained
at Halifax, II Nov, 1871, Rev. Amariah Chan
der, ID. d., of Greenfield Mass, preaching the
sermon. He was dismissed 8 April, 1851
During his postorate, thirty eight were added
to the church, ten of them by letter. He was
installed in Heath, Mass, IS June, 1851, and
the sermon was by the Rev. Theophilus Pack
ard, Jr., of Shelburnc. He was dismissed 26
Sept, 1854, and removed to Iowa, under the
direction of the American Home Missionary
Society. Since November, 1854, he has preach
ed stately to the Congregational Church in
York, Iowa. at the same time supplying other
destitute fields in the vicinity.
Since Mr. Graves dismission no pastor has
been settled in Halifax. P.H.w.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-03-17
BRATTLEBORO, W.: MARCH II, 1860.

Charles B. Norton, of this city, heard Of the
circumstances, and was enabled to obtain the
agency for this country, with the right to dis
pose of five hundred sets, at ten dollars the set.
When it is known that these seven lire engrav-
ings measure thirty eight by twenty-five inches,
are not worn, but perfect impressions of the ex-
quisitely finished plates, and when the excellence
and fame of the subjects are considered we
think the public will agree with us that, merely
viewing them in a pecuniary light, they are the
they rank with the greatest.--Ncw York Ere
ming Post.
A limited number of sets of these beautiful
engravings can be obtained through Rev. Mr..
Southgate of this village, who is authorized to
receive subscriptions.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-03-17
VOL. XVII.
POETRY.
GRAY HAIRS.

by MRS. L. II. s1GoURNEY.
Gray hairs II marvel why they strike
Such terror aud dismay,
No mark Of wickedness or shame
Or foul disgrace are they.
As silently as infant dreams
Steal o'er the cradle down,
They weave their sparkling silver threads
In with the black or brown.
Gray hairs the waning beauty shrinks
Before her mirrors face,
And forth the humblest invader flies
Uprooted from its place.
Oh, lady, stay that lily hand,
If one such guest should fall,
They say n dozen more will como
To attend the funeral.
Gray hairs IL saw the Queen Of France
Arrayed in regal state,
Receive the elite of the land,
The titled and the great.
And while her dignity and grace
Were prais'd by every tongue,
The long, white ringlets o'er her brow
In fearless clusters hung.
GRAY hairs when sprinllcd here and there
In beard and whiskers too,
Inspire respect and confidence
More than the youthful hue.
OF knowledge Of mankind they tell,
Perchance of serious thought,
And loss Mt the expensive school
OF sage Experience taught.
GRAY hairs II think them beautiful
Around the ancient face;
Like pure unsullied SHOWS that lend
The wintry landscapes grace;
When found in wisdom's way they crown
With wealths exhaustess store,
A prelude to that home of joy
Where change is known no more.
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LIGHT.

Let there be light God said, and forthwith light
Ethereal, first of things, quintessence pure,
Sprung from the deep and from her native east,
To journey through the airy gloom began,
Sphcred in a radiant cloud.-AlILroN.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-03-17
INSIPID FLATTERY.

This barren verbiage, current among men,
Light coin, the tinsel clink of compliment.
TENNYsoN.
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UNAPPRECIATIvE.

A primrose by rivers brim,
A yellow primrose was to him,
And it was nothing more.-WoRDswoRTH.