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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-22
IN Afectfn1 Scene.

On Wednesday afternoon an old man
cane In hand was passing along the south
side OF Washington street. near the cor
ner OF Catherine, in this village. He was
Jogging along, apparently in deep medita-
ton On the other side OF the street was
returned soldier, who observing the old
gentleman, started across toward him. ac-
costing him as Mr.. Wright The old man
did not appear TO hear the soldier until he
was orertaken and saluied with a How
do you do, Mr.. Wright"
The old gent half hesitatingly reached
forward his hand which was heartily grasp
ed by the soldier. and peerod intently into
his face, and replied:
We'll, declare. you have Got the start
of me this time
You ought TO know me-" said the sol
der, Il used TO work for you"
"When," asked the old msn-
''Beiore the war" said the soldier.
'.Are YOU sure ;" inquired Mr. Wright.
''Where do live, and what is nv name p
''!At Briar Hill, and your name is -
Wright" said the soldier,
'.Well, this is strange: how long did
you work for me - the old man inquired
"a good many years. was the re-
sponse-
..And Yet / don't recognize YOU, What
is your name ?''
"Albert Wright" said the soldier
AT this announcement the old man
dropped his cane and fell upon the SOL
dier'S breast, exelaiming, My God, IL
this my SON Albert -
The scene which followed Is beyond de-
scrption- The son embraced the father
Both wept tears of JOY. The old man
danced with delight. and in lis ter1,sicho-
rean feat cut pigeon wing, double cllassa.
half right and left, do-se-do. alalnan left
and balance all in a stvle which indicated
that he had quite forgotten his age or IN
firTnities, and exclaimed, as he wound up
his delightful performance, "Wuuldn't the
old woman give her eyes 10 know this"
For some minutes the two men engaged in
these immoderaie exhibitions oi love and
affection, and then Went off together
Oyicrtsylry Journal.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-22

FATNEss--Are not some persons 50
constituted naturally thai, do what they
may. they will still continue TO be lean
ins. Many persons are organized TO be
slim, wiry. bony, and they never will he
fat hut hundreds are scrawny and i'll
favored because they Use tobacco, strong
tea. spices. and other things that perreri
AMI ,lcpreciate their physique Some
work too hard, sleep too little, eat improp-
er food, have other improper habits
Some inherit their tendency to leannes;
from the unhealthful habits of their pa.
Journal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-22

To KEEP BABIES QU1Er.-An ex-
change paper gives the following modus OPP
euNIi:
As soon as the squaller awakes set it up
propped by a pillow if it cannot sit alone.
Smear its fingers thick with molasses ;
then put half a dozen feathers into its
hands, and it will sit and pick the feathers
from one hand to the other until it drops
asleep; as soon as it awakes again apply
more feathers, and in the place of innu
mcrable sleepless nights, there will be 81
lence and enjoyment unspeakable.
The fish in the river at Petersburg, Va.
are dying by thousands, and the dead arr
stlewn on the banks and rotting in the sun
NO one can account for the strange NOR
tality
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vi. s, BURR & CO..

Wholesale and retail dealers in
PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, DRUGS, HAIR PREP
ARATIoNS, TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMERY &C.
70 fremont Street door 10 the Museum Entrance.
NJ :. BURR,
EDW hEYES, BOSIUN.
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THE CALED0 MAN
6T. JUdHSDI nj VI.
&. NJ rDNII " CO. Publisher
OFFICE. usx door north Of Court House.
ST. JOussBURY, VT.

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nj useless for subscribers TO order the addre. OF
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rnR PRINTING OF all kudr done at living !'lice1.-
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BARNEY, SPENCER Il WEST,

Successors to Geo A Simmons, wholesale dealers In
KEROSENE, SPERM, LARD AND WHALE OILS
CANDLES,
2O4 State. and y Commerce Street Boston.
l. C. BARNEY H. F. SPENCER ". C. WEST.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-22
MiSsellanepus Cards.

ID. MORSE, Licensed AuctiOncer,
ISLAND POND, VT. tmy66
Il. Il. LAIRD,
MANUFACTURER OF GRANITE MONUMENTS
and AL kinds OF granite WORK.
w. DANVILLE, VT.
sg- Lettering done on granite equally well Oh
tNov65 marble.
HIRAM A. CUTTING,
GOVERNMENT CLAIM AND INSURANCE AGENT
Luncnburp Vermont.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-13

TO RE a CoGpEunEAD.-- An Eastern cX.
change prospects the future Of those who are
fnithleSS to their country in the present cri,
sis When the war is over, the public will
probably be apt 10 scan rather closely the
record which public men made for themselves
Willie it was raging. At lhGt time protests
against being classca MS semctil.c copper.
head will abound. The men who are now
uosiest against tho atrocious despotiSm Of
Lincoln will then call heaven to witness that
,hcy were loyal supporters Of the Govern.
munt. For il will then be as odi0us to have
been false TO the country IN her hour Of
greatest peril. as it was eighty years pgo 30
have joined the tories in the revolution. Al
ready there are irtimatiOns that public scnli.
ment is being G5rmcd in that direction --
Even among persons not over frirnGly to the
Government, /" ticket of leave mrn from
E"rt Lafayette arc beginning TO be Stunned.
Pretty soon the public will nake II" diStnc
ton between Il raS al who is sent to the State
Prison for burglary aud Il traitor who Is sent
to Font Warren for treason. Aud the Stig
MA will stick. Our children will bc brought
up in holy horror of traitors, and the time
will come when innocent creatures, now un.
born, or mere infHnls, will be pursued thru'
life with the bitter and uuGcarablc ,nunt
that, in the days Of the great rebellion, thor
father was |. copperhcad."
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-13
A STRICKEN 2ySYgsEfy.

| think your readers will find in the fol.
lowing something touching, exhibiting as il
does, all the deep intensity Of moth
love. There is u grandeur Ia the conduct Of
this poor lone mother, whose love has made
her mad, who yaarns for one her poor eyes
will never See again. More than year ago,
her SOP, a molnbar Of a Connecticut rcgi.
ment was taken prisoner. and confined At
AnderSonyile. 4 short time afterwara sew
trail were exchanged. His mother, in Con
necticut, hearing Of it, and believing that he
was among the number, LEFT her dcsolate
home and came TO Camp Parole. which is
situated two miles from Annapolis, to seek
her treasure among the boat loads landed on
the Severn.
She waited, YEARLY waited, day by dav
for the coming Of her boy; but, though
many came, he was not among them. 'ilope
deferred maheth the heart sick" aud 30 il
was with her. hoken hearted by constant
ly recurring disappointmcnts, her mind, al.
ready shaken by grief, at last gave way
Ever since, more than six months, sho has
been stopping in this ciiy-how or where |
know not. ,r..... .......
During all this time she comes to the oE
flee OF nr. VANDERBILT, the surgeon in charge
~ "HcVithll NhstIltr any prisoners nave hT-
rived. When the last detachment came in
she seemed overioyod and went from skclo-
| ton t" skeleton, scanning them eagerly, anx.
lousy. But her son was not there, and CIV.
cry day she went eagerly back to her home.
The good hearted surgeon, although lk
knows, and he has told her many times that
her son has been officially reported as dead,
s.i!l ansWrrS her every day, the same monot.
onous No - She comes always provided
with shirt, n pair Of drawers, pantaloons,
boots and cap, and when informed that her
son has not Yet arrire', goes down the grav.
eied path, across the lawn, to the very end
OF tie long wharf. There she stands, look,
ing over the broad waters OF the Chesapeake
for fully an hour. Clad ever in the same
neat dress and closely fitting bonnet, she
gazes wja!laliy, longmgly, out over the blue
waste, as Il her very eagerDcss would has
ten on the bark she imsgines bears back To
he, her el;ld. But her tear swollen eyes q,
last grow~dIn, her strength fails and with
the empty void aching in her breast, oh
how agoniAjngly she turns TO depart. THAT
son she shall meet, poor, rrazrd, broken
hearted mother. never, never. this side tlIt
hithcr shore, annapolis Cor. PattadtlIhia
Press.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-13

ATrEnrrED MURDER AND ROBBERY. An al.
tempt was made to rob aud murder a man
by the name Of Rush, on Monday evening,
near the old mills, on the Center Point road.
about two miles from this city. Mr. Rush
had that day sold 500 sheep and some other
stock in or ncm Cedar Point, and had about
- 900 in bis pocket When near the old
mills, on his way to this city, some one cried
out TO him to stop: suspecting that all was
not right he urged on his horse, when two
men on horseback, emerged from the woods
op the side of the road, and one Of them
fired ut Rush the ball passed close to his
head. Rush was unarmed, but fortunately
had swiF, horse which he put to his utmost
speed. The rutIians followed him in close
pursuit TO the slough within short distance
o! the city. The attempt was a daring aud
desperate one, and could have only been
made by hardened villains. Our account of
the affair was obtained from a partner Of Mr..
Rush Cedar Rapids Tinrs. Id.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-13

BYRON a. KsowLEs After over three
years service - ono year u prisoner---lhis
young veteran returned home few weeks
since. He sas taken prisoner ut Mission
Ridge, November 90, 1868, and was con.
fined first, at Belle Island, and afterwards at
Andcrsonvllle. lie gives fearful account
Of the sufie,iags and iudislities which our
men were subjected to while IN the hands Of
the rebels. lie says that there were over
1900 ef our men buried Ut AndersonyilIe |;
when one would die, others would stand
ready TO strip his clothes frora him and di.
vide them. lic gave $50 to rebel surgeon
TO be detailed TO alteiid the sick exchanged
prisoners on IN 'ir way home. We learn
from him that there is no Sanitary sgent
representing Iowa, Mt Annapolis, Maryland,
to ca-e for Iowa soldiers, returning from
rebel prisons. This should be seen to by our
state Sanitary authorities. = Waterloo Cou.
oifp " Ed a#T
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-13

LONELY PEFrLE. Men who isolate them.
selves. from society, and have no near and
dear family ties, are The most uncomfortable
Of human beings Byron says, " Happiness
Was born twin" bat tho phrase, though
pretty and poetic, does not 60 far enough.
We are gregarious, and not intended TO
march though life either in double or single
file. The man who cares ior nobody, and
ior whom nobody cares, has nothing TO live
's5r that VIII pay for the trouble Of keeping
soul and body together, 'lou must have
heap Of cmbcrs to make n gIowiag fire
Scatter them apart and thsy become dim and
cold. So TO have BRISK, vigorous life, you
must have group Of lives, to keep each
other warm, AS it were, 10 aiford to each
other mutual encouragement, and confidence
and support Ifyoa wish to live the Lie Of
man, and rot that oi fungus, be social,
be brotherly, he charitable. he sympathetic,
and labor earnestly :or the good Of your
Kind.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-13

SiGNIrIcANCE CT NAMEs.-Wo have been
asked many times for the meaning Of various
napTes, which fact induces lis to give The fol-
lowing list, dcsived fom indisputable autho.
r,y " Mary, Maria, Marie (Frcnch), signifies
exalted 49, according to some, Mary means
lady Of the seas; Martha, Interpreted, is bit.
terneSs; Isabel signifies lovely julia and
Juliet, soft haired Gertrude, all truth; IA.
canor, oil fruitful ; Ellen, originally the
Greek Helen, changed 10y the Laiins into
Helene, signifies alluring, though, according
10 Greek authors, il means oue who pities.
The Interpretation OF Caroline, is legal; that
Of Charlotte is n queen; Clara, bright, or
clear eyed agnes, chaSte; Amanda, ami
able; Laura, laurel Edith, joyous OH
via, peace; rhmha, light Of life; Grace,
favor; Sarah, or Sally, a princess; Sophia,
wisdom Amelia and Amy, beloved; NATL
da. noble maid; Margaret, pearl Rebec-
ca. plump; Pauline, Etde one; Hannah,
Anna, Anne. Ann and Nancy, all Of which
are the same original names, interpreted, &,
mean gracious, or kind Jane signifies dig
nifty; Ida, the morning star Lucy, bright
ness OF aspect; Louisa, OF Louise, one who
protects; Emma, tender; Catharinc, pure !;
Frances, or Fanny, frank or free; Lydia,
severe Minerva, chaste.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-13

a pretty woman would rather have n ia
beaele IN lier hnGs than a p.mpie on her
nose.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-13

TIE DAEoTAu HuMpuG.---J. S. Kenyon,
g. G. Cole ard other members OF f+r Now
York Colony that went 10 DakotalI last
Spring, published n lengthy article in the
Hamilton freeman last week, in which thny
fully expose the false representations which
are being made to induce people to settle in
that barren Territory. 1t seems that this
colony was induced to emigrate to Dakoah
by an agent who was paid 81 100 for doing
the lying.
or the seventy Eve families who started
for the promised land, about fifty cot back
into Iowa MS soon as they conveniently
could, after taking one look at that desolate
Territory. As long as good bands can be got
in Iowa, within reach Of schools, railroads,
markets, &c, at merely nominal price, it is a
liule strange that people will travel through
the State from one side to the other to find
homes in Dakotah, which, with The exception
OF the Missouri Valley, is ittlo better than a
dcscrt They niusl take up with poorer
land, less timber, less water, aud place them.
selves beyond the reach Of civilization for
many years, by passing through Iowa, and
going 10 Dahota.i.-- haea North WeG. ,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-13

Lovers, like ar,nies. get siong well enorgt
uAtl tafy are eBga gsd.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-13

A Coop JOKE ON GgS. BurtER. - Il is not
oflcn tina, any body gets the start Of Gen.
butlcr. Ii Is reported. however, that some
irrcvercnt "rcgg'ar' officers recently dealt a
decided his Ut one Of his faYor,te projects.
The story goes that at "A rccest court martini
composed of regular ofirers OF the Army Of
the James. q soldier WAS 5, nienced 70 fssO
years hard hbar OH the Dutch Gap Canal, aud
that Gen. Bisler was 80 disgustcd with tho
jest that he dissolved tbs cpurt Immediately
after the seateace was reported 70 bins.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-13

DoS'T CoMpLAIN.-Don', complain of your
birth, your training, your employment, your
hardshrps; never fancy you could be some
thing if you only had diffsrent lot sni
sphtrs assigned to you. God understands
his own plans and knows what ron want II
great deal bSller than you do. The very
things that you most deprcciato as fatal Inn
itatiors and obstIuetions, are probably what
you most want. What you call hindrances
and d:sco,Hagements. are probably Gods
opportunities, and it is nothing new that the
patient shon.d dislike his medicines, or any
certain proof that they are oisons. No. n
truce 10 all SUCH impalience. Choke thai
doyiiish envy which afsws q, yaur beari
becausc you are not IN The same lot with
others; bring down yonr soTA or, rather
bring il up 10 rcrujvc Gods will AID do Iii.
work. in Your lot. in your sphere, under
yonr cloud Of obscurity, against your temp
tatiops; and ihrn you shall find tha, yoal
condition IL never opposed TO your own gool
bnt really consistent with it,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-01-13

PRESENTATION he members and attach
ecs Of the Board OF Enrolment of this Dis
trict, presented DIR. w. X. Smith, at bis de-
parture, as token Of their regard. a mag
niiicent Photographic album, on which was
elegantly insc-ibed tbs words, Presented 10
DR.. WIN. Il. Smith. from the members and
employees Of the Board Of Enollment, 9Th
District IOWA" Il was beautiful gift, and
bestowed upon one well worthy of lit ~ Va
fey}aJ foyrifr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-25

DR. striokand's Pile Remedy has cured tn ousauis
O. the worst cases Of Blind and Bleeding Piles 1t
9tVeg Immediate reliet aud effects permanent cue
Try It directly. It is warranted to cure.
For Sale by all Druggists. General Depot La
1ourth Street, Cincinnati o.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS, AND DEBILITE,
DIR. sPRIoKDAND's TONIO.-We can reconmssi
thoSe suffering with loss Of Appetite, lndigest
OF dyspepsia, Nervousness and Nervous Debility
uon, nee from Alcoholic liquors; II strengths7i
me whole nervous system; It creates god
HHPPetltes and is warranted to cure Dyspepsia aEA
Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally at 81 per bottle.
prepared BY DR.. A. Strickland, East Fourth street
Cincinnati, o.
For sale by BRENTLINGER L DERRY; REED
kRAfr OOs MCABE,. KRAFT a 90; LOGAN
List y y, = GO! M'LANE BROTHERS; Z. BOOKING
S - ,SRAHAM, Wheeling, and by Druggisa
. oct. 2i-daR1y.
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sherif's Sale Of CITY Lot.

DY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court OF Ohio
ID county, IN the case of Robert g. Mckee, Execu.
tor VB. John J. YsTnGll and Others, the uudtrsign
ed VIII. on WED IHsDAY, the LIST DAY OF MARCH
next, at the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county at 10 O'clock A. NJ, sell at public auction
the highest and best bidder, the following lot par
eel GROUND, situated Monroe street In the city
Of Wheeling, and bounded aS follows: Beginning on
the north side of Monroe street. in said ~, at the
southeast corner Of the lot owned and occupied by
n. G. Good, Rsq., IS his residence, aud running
thence northEardly WiEh said Goods line two hun,
dred and nifty (25Oj feet, thence by line at right
angles to the last named line and parallel with Mon
street foTtytWO C42) feet, thence BY line par
AlleI with said Goods line two hundred and fifty
(250) feet to Monroe street, thence with Monroe
street westWardiy fortytWo 42) feet to the begin
ming. -'l
One-third Of the purchase money to be paid in
hand and ths balance in six and twelve months with
interest from the day Of sale, the purchaser giving
bond With approved security for the deferred nstai
mentH and the title retained until the same shall BIO
paid the Purchaser shall be at liberty to pay the
whole purchase money in cafh at the time Of the
SALE greater portion thereof than the one third
JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
JAMS BOT Sheriff Of Ohio county.
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BAL TIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL

~ RsFABLIEHHD AS A RKFUaR IRON
QUAoKERY.-8A 75a
THE OIL WHERE i.
= CURE CAN BE OBUAINED.
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SherIfs Sale of Land.

AudEey p RO54 Ia obanoery. In the Circuit
" Court Of Ohio county.
~ SThP Y TssHSSH o7 4 DECREE RENDERED. IN
Is The above 0ntitled cause by the Circuit Court
Of Ohio county, the eth day Of Deesm6 p
TsSG shaII proceed to sell at pubic sals at the
tS1f dooT ofthe Court House Of Ohio county on
MONDAY, TIE 9TH DAY OF FEBRUARY; 1865,
to the highest md best bidder the tract or piece Of
biII and proceedings IN this cause, being FIFTEEN
ACREg OF LAND, moEe' or less and adjoining
lands Of Charles B. Hedges, Bernard WSidmAn, and
tile heirs Of Robert Mcfarland. r ..l
TERMS OF eALE-one.third Of the purchase
money in each, onethird in one year, end the re-
mainder In two yearB, with legal interest thereon
from the day Of sale until paid; the purchaser Civ
ing bonds with good security for the deferred pay
ments the title 70 be retained until the whole of
the purchase money Is paid.
JOSEPH sEYB0LD,
ia2A-S0t Sheriff Of Ohio County.
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IiR,CoppeT &SheetIrOn Ware,

NING increased my facilities for the manu-.
"a I ~ OF the above articles, am prepared
shan can be had at any other house N the city. I
~ me latest patterns of STOVES, both Wood and
~ =, end VIII warrant every Stove. I am prepared
s sno vii give such Jobs my per5onal attention
SSone and Guttering ofNll kinds always on band
and Brass Kettles and Fruit Cansot the best
slna also very cheap. Merchants and others visit
lng ne city will do we'll to give mo a call
ye5It- B. p. CALDWELL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-25
Trustee's Sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
i given by the Wheeling Female Seminary, one
dated October Slst 1885, aud recorded in the Clerks
office for Ohio county In deed book No. 81, page
16l, to Daniel Peck trustee; the other dated May
90, 1861, and recorded in deed book No. IS, PAGE.
$50, to Daniel Lamb as trustee, shall, on TUES
DAY, The FOURTH DAY OF APRIL, 1866, at 10
o'clock A. NJ at the front door Of the Court House
for Ohio county, sell tho following property viz
Lots numbered PSI, 2S2 263, 266, 267, 26s and $685.
in the addition 70 the city Of Wheeling laid ont by
William Ohaplne, and being the same property on
which said Seminary nov stands. .-
TERMS OF SALE: one.third Of the purchase
money and all cOsts Nud expenses Of sale to be paid
10 cash. and the balance in one and two years with
interest from SALE the parties purchasing to secure
said payments to the BatiractioR OF the trustees.
Telling truSteeH will convey stch title as is
vested In Us by the deeds above named and posVes-
sion 70 be given the first day of July next. 1865
% DANIEL PECK,
tE DANIEL LAMB,
fe2-td Trustees.
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Tht gutelIigeufEr.
WASHINGTOH CITY,

What The Capital Of the Nation was before
the War, What il is NoU-Parties, Phi
gate EHtertatnmsnts and the Make up Of
Society. OF ~
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GEO. DENGERIT 81 60.
THE HOLIowISG SPLENDID 1Isr OF
Watches, Chains, Gold Pens and
{ Pencils, &c, worth 100000,

TO BE SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH, without
I regard to value. aud not 10 be paid until you
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-25

SUNDRIES,
l(N ~ sA SS1! Prime Rio aud LAguyra ooRee,
80 Golden Syrup,
% ahds. N. o. Sugar,
1853 g s Ras: ISvSEt0Ss N Refined Sugar
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