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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1867-07-05
NOLt ME- 30-NIMBER 1862

"encral Assembly PRESBYTERIAN NEW
sc'"oll-Rer- Timothy NJ Hopkins,
"'neral Association Of Massachusetts.
Rev James Tufts. Mousun. Mass.
General Conference ot Massachusetts.
.-Rev- Alonzo Il. Rich, Beverly. Mas
General Conference Of Mainc.-Rry.
Il. r. MAXWELL.
General Association OF New 1"rk.-
Rc, \ Butler
on motion OF Rev. 4. A. Mhit,. the
following resolutions were adopted:
Er~5cd, That We record our profound
:-rsriltuae 10 God for the >iellal triumph
winch has recently ic,n achieved Toy The
irlcn'l> ol Temperance in Massachusetts.
and our unwaNcriile rouHiriion that the
present policy OF that si:l;e and our OWN.
Ia absolutely prohibiting The sale OF alco-
holic liquors ~ bcverasc, i entitled io
The strongest support, hoih material and
moral, OF the ministry, churches :ma the
people
ReSolc"d, That the convention con
mend 10 the churches the home Tor des1i-
lute Children established in Burlington.
a. an "hicct worthy OF their sympathy
Their PRAYERS and their generous coniribu-
iiom>
thursday afternoon the subject 81
establishing a new CONGREGATIONAL paper
Tor Vermont under the patronage OF the
gencI=ll convention. came ul,on The t.
iiort d Rex, {. T. F,rrin. ol the COM
mite appointed la>i wear ro consider The
nlaiieI. Ile >uiiccl WIS dciaicd with
some warmth i,y Rex. Mc,>r-. Dascumb
"f Wailsfield, Hubbard of G;gv~,illr,
Stevens "i W,oimin~ier Mc-f. B,ilt.fon
vt Windsor. Ferrin OF llinc,hur.. Stafford
ct Burlington, l-catiIt Of Nllllcl,urr.snd
[ Cummings OF ~ -lohi4ebur1- and indafi-
l,i1ely postponed.
The cumlnitlcc REPORTED IN ia.or 81
Le.ilnc il- neN1 mecliIl. al the North
Church IN - -lolln>l'urr- Pres Mitchell
hcins slg,oinicl 10 preach lLc com elliIou
sermon, anl Rrr T. Nix ol Burlington,
substitute.
-An c>>ay ns.s> rcad ly the R,r io-,3,h
{ i...ndirr ui 6l-dlll,oro No.. un ihe
theme --l-Hcrv Christian an Evangelist -
Ihc carly morning PRAYER meetings
",'ur slilol4lol with much inirI,--l. that
81 "Wednesday luornin- i,eiu- under liz
guidance oi the Rer. q. e. Stafford ot
burlington. and al Thursday morning
under Ry- II. y. Barton m Ncwlurv.
on holh day> a ladic- us,,r mv9iu.
Hat~ held al : 4. II, n lhc residence ut
MAJOR -lol.n W Newton. The weather
49, iine lhe hospitality Il The ciiizat-
1. II Ailans un-iinlcl. ;,nl noi confined
Wially - ll,Hlb,T> "i 1hr Congregational
>,'ricly- Ga + llcg-licn. E~q.. al the
Episcopal CilUch slnd ulhcI,> oi ,ihrr
denominations generously opening their
hull>-s Io the ,lrlJ-al,>- and the virs.
ooc'~iun MA, pleasant and Interesting in
u hieh ,iy-rc,..
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Tho General congregational Con-
rcntioH oT Ierm0Ht.

tie annual convention lihe .5dl of
the CONGREGATIONAL ministers and churches
.ot Vermont took place at II. AlLans.
on TUESDAY, "Wednesday and THURSDAY
of la>t week The opening sermon was
preached hy Rev. T.. ii. Byincton of
Windsor, from john ny. 2l Mr.. Bv-
in-t"n discussed with great ability and
interest thc tilcIn, OF "'rhe Ministry ui
Jesus. the gule OF the Christian Min
l>ter. CLOSING with an eloquent allusiun
10 some OF ilie eminent early preacher,
OF Vermont. Job Swift, Bushnell. Ilavnc>
Converse. Chaplin, Goddard, Worcester.
Il aiher Wooster. DIR. Burton. Dr.
Thomas y. Merrill. a class-mate OF Dan
icl Webster, ''I'ar>on LYON. Dr. Worth
ington Smith and others Who's. ..prai-e
j. IN all the churches"
In organizing the convention. the votes
We're divided between Mr.. Bvington and
Pres. kitcliell OF tEddleburv College.
Tor moderator. resulting in the choice OF
DIR. hlIcheil 10y a small majority Rev
Francis J. Fairbanks ot Westminster,
Wa, chosen scribe, and the Rex. Wm.
y Robinson OF Barton. assistant scribe.
Ii i said that this last named gentleman
i 4 lincai descendant ui the famou, John
Robinson OF Lcyden. 1t WAS voted TO
spenI halt ;,n hour daily in devotional
exercises.
In the afternoon session, 1t was voted
that the BAPTIST churches oi Vermont be
added 10 the list ot correspondent bodies
Reports were made from delegates 10
foreign bodies Then there w:,> AN in
tere>ling discussion on the following sub
jest law OF benevolence -iyen in
the l-cyltic;,l code, - binding in lis spirit
on the Christian church" The Discus
sion Was ably opened, 10y appointment.
10y Rrv. {. & Torrey of West Randolph.
followed 10y ihe Rev. Alfred Stevens oi
Westminster West. Rev. Franklin Tux
bury OF Brandon, Rev. G.. Il. Stafford oi
burlington, Rev. l. q. Brastow of ~.
.lOhn>bury, Rev Mr.. Hopkins of Gene
Va, y. \, and the Rev. Mr. Fisk oi
Peacham.
Al the evening session the following
Sublec. WAS discussed with great earnest
nes>,-'.lhe burden of supporting the
gospel At home. and spreading il abroad,
should be equ:liizeI between fhe strong,
er and the weaker churches" This dis.
cussion was opened by Rev. E. {. Cum.
mings, ST .IOhnSbury, and continued by
Rev, {. Z, FeTin Of Iinesburgh AM
others.
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llJlsslnAA-

Al : ! o'clock. a. N after the Az
poinimeni of some committees, the Rsv.
T. H. Byin-ton, corresponding secretary.
presented hiS annual report Ii men,
toned rerivsals in many of the societies.
and losi additions, during the year. tc
the churches. This Is mure than doubl,
the number added the year previous.
Foreign delegates made their reports.
IS follows:
General Association of Nrx Ilalnp-
shire-Rry. Z;lra Conslnf.
General Conference of Rhode Island.-
Rev. Francis Horton
Congregational Union OF Canada-
Rex. \. J. Parker.
Vermont Conference Of VI. +, Church.
Rev. III. b. Cobb.
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The UUe's 1ppcat.
By MATILDA ii. STU ART

Come near me. let me lay my hand
Once more upon thy brow,
And let Inc whisper in thine ear.
Loves last and fondest vow:
The lips that breathe these tremblir
words
Will soon be cold in death.
And thy dear check can feel no more
Their warm and loving breath.
20 from thee: God only knows
How have lOnged to stay
How | have Shuddered thus to tread
The lone and Shadowed way:
Faith tells me that soon may know
The JOYS the blessed find.
Aud Yet talter, while east
\ ling ring look behind.
| see thee bowed before me here.
In bitterness and tears.
But can leave thee something still
~ ll-lil my weary years,
Young. tender forms will cling to thee.
Perhaps will miss my tone.
And though they may not share thy grie
Thou wilt not feel alone.
Fold them still closer to thy breast.
TO soOlhe their childish woe.
And cheer the many lonely hours
The m.othtrless must know:
The world. with all its hopes and joys
VIII sometimes make thee glad.
But they must lin@er round Il hearth
All dcSOlate and sad.
And oh. when time shall calm thy grief.
Perchance the hour may come,
When thou wilt win another torn
10 share thy heart and home;
When thou wilt welcome to thy board
\ younger. tarer face,
And bid thy children smile on her
Who takes THEN mothers place.
But think not, could | speak to thee,
That would frowu or blame.
Though they should love the stranger one
And all her by my name:
For they will speak to thee OF me.
Ny memory i> their trust,
\ word. a smile. a look like mine.
VIII call NE from the dus;.
Yet make NY grave 10 place of tears.
But let the dear ones bring
10 cheer their mothers lonely home,
The blossoms OF the spring:
And even there thou, too. may'st kneel.
And softly press the carGh
That covers her whose face once gave
\ brightness TO thy hearth.
Then will the forms of early Years,
Steal softly to thy side,
AND for an hour thou canst forget
Thou hast another bride:
She may be all thy heart can ASK
So dear 20 true to thee.
But O. the Spring-time OF thy love.
Its freshness was fer me.
May She be ble>t, who comforts thee,
And with a gentle hand.
Still guide the little trembling ones
That make our household band;
She can not know the tenderness
That fills their mothers breast.
But she can love them for thy sake.
And make thee more than blest.
Yet keep one place. one little place.
From all the rest apart,
One spot which can call "a home"
Within thy faithful heart:
And in thy holy hour Of dreams,
When spirits fill the air.
With tender eyes and folded wing
I'll softly rest me there.
May God forgive this crring love,
Tina, is to mortalS given:
1t almost woo's my spirit back
From happiness and heaven;
Aud yet feel it will not die
When this frail life is DER,
But watch till all my loved ones come.
Where we shall part no more.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
II. II. t.duX. Solicitor OF PatcnlS

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the act 81 i,]I)
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.| u secure !Ur them all early aId favorable
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~ NJ Bt M Late Commissioner OF Patents
II. IL Eddy Id, laaQr iJr LIe is applications on
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branches IN ali the Principal Cities.
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State of West Virginia.

n. RICHARDSON. Sol. for Complainants.
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Dog DAYS.

The nliasma which generates epidemic fevers
is now rising in clouds under the blazing beams
of the dog day sun. Every living body, ~ well
as refuse animal and vegetable matter, emits
unwholcsOme vapors, and all crowded cities and
the dense assemblages which business and pleas.
ure call together the elements of disease are
evolved. The pressure upon every vital organ
is never 80 great a. in the second and third
months of summer, and common sense teaches
us that these organs require to be reinforced to
meet il.
We hold our lives, SO to speak, on aTepaniHg
lease, and this is the season when the process of
dilapidation is most rapid and repairs are most
acquired Therefore, bUiid up, prop up and slIs.
0in the pOlrcrs qf nature with that mighty vege.
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He who takes il may bc said to clothe himself
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is gratuitOus assertion, but great medical
fact, att.sted by twelve years experience in Nv.
cry climate of the habitable globe. Extremes
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of the stomach. the bowels. the liver aud the
skin, 1t ia through these that the most danger.
Gus maladies assail us. Tone them in advance
with HOSTETrERS BITTERS, aud defy heat
and malaria.
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DR.. Schenck'S Mandrake Pills
4 Substitute for CalOIncI.

These Pills are composed of various TO
having the power TO relax the sccretions of
liver as promptly and ehectually a. blue pill oI
mercury, and without producing any of those
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In all bilious disorders these Pills NAV be used
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In short, these Pills may be used with advat
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Please ask for DR. Scbenck's Mandrake Pills.
and observe that the two likenesses OF the loc
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THE CHILD'S CURE.
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BEAUTFUL-When the summer OF
youth is slowly wasting away into the
nightfall of age, and the shadow OF the
past year grows deeper and deeper, and
life wears to its close, it is pleasant to
look back through the vista Of time
upon the sorrows and felicities of our
early years. If we have home to shell
ter us, and hearts to rejoice with us,
and friends gather together around our
firesides, then the rough places of our
wayfaring will have been worn ana
smoothed away in the twilight OF life,
while the sunny spots we have passed
through will grow more beautiful.
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A CORRESPONDENT of the New York
World, who lately visited the Oneida
On. W Perfection Community, says that
he found in book in the library the
following note: s.2
"SoMEBoDY: Somebody found cake
of maple sugar that somebody left for
SOMEBODY, without any token by which
somebody could tell who somebody was.
But somebody don't want to eat it till
somebody knows whoit was that gave it
to somebody. Aud somebody supposes
somebody wants somebody should cat
it, and so somebody hopes somebody
will reveal to somebody who somebody
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Odbert,s ChoIIera Antidote.

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s. L. Bennett, Cincinnati, Ohio, says it cur,
him of Cholera.
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icl
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THERE is great deal of permanent
truth in what Martin Luther said to his
wife Catharine, when she was weeping
convulsively over the body of their
dead daughter: ''Do not take OH so,
dear wife; remember that this is a very
bard world for girls, and say Gods will
be done"
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WEARY pilgrim as yOn wend your
way through the holland dusty streets,
fyou should chance To pa corner
of Fourth aud Monroe streets, don't fail
10 stop and take glass of the ice cold
and Sparkling Soda Water to be had al
T.. Bookings drug store.
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A SMALL party of ladies and gentle
men were recently belated on Noun.
tain near Patterson, New Jersey, lost
their way, and wandered about fol-
hours in the pitchy darkness At OH,
time fash of lightning revealed t,
them their situation, about two feel
from the edge of stone quarry, one
hundred feet deep, into which, in an
other second, the whole four would
have been precipitated.
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State OF West Virginia.

Ohio County Circuit Court, July Rules,
1867. .
Marie Charlotte Koch,
Is.
August Koch executor Of the
last will and testament of Geo.
Koch deceased. Gustave
Koch Louisa Eberlie Caro-.
line Steger Louis Koch VIII In Chancery.
liam Koch, Theodore Kleves
and Emma, his wife, Louisa
Koch Frederick Shultz and
Louisa his wife. and earle
Wctc.
uNHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT is THAT
i the complainant may obtain her legal Interest
and equitable share of the estate OF Georg,
Koch, deceased
1t appearing from All affidavit filed in thi'
cause and from the return of the Sheriff O
Ohio county, that the defendants, Gustave Koch
Louisa Eberlie, Caroline Steger, and earle Welt,
are no inhabitants of this State, II is ordered
that they do appear here one month after thu
fourth weekly publication in sOnie newspaper
published in the city of Wheeling, and due post
Ing Of this order mt the front door of the Cour
House of Ohio county and do what may be ne
cessary to protect their interest in this cause.
A copy.
Teste: MICHAEL ]. BREINIG,.
Clerk.
N RICHARDSON. Sol. for Complainants.
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THE railway companies whose roads
centre at Pittsburg have employed skill.
full surgeons, whose duty it is made to
attend promptly and faithfully to per
sons who may be injured on their roads,
whether employees or passengers. This
is very commendable act, and worthy
of imitation by other railroad COM
panies.
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A LoCoMOTIVE.-A comtryman, not
long since, on his first sight of loco
motive, declared that che thought it
was the devil on wheels" Faith, an
we're worse than myself" said an Irish
bystander, "for the first time saw the
craythur, l thought it was shame boat
hunting for wather."
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DIR. ARNOLD, o famous English teacn,
er, once lost all patience with q our al
scholar, when the pspil looked up In
his face, and said, why do you SpoaA
so angrily, Sir Indeed, am doing the
best J cam Years after, the Doctor used
10 tell the story to his children, and say
81 never felt so ashamed in all my life.
That look and that speech have never
forpotten
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-03

Ohio County Circuit Court, July Rules,
1867.
Lawrence Mooney
In Debt.
John Andrews, ..
'INHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is To RE.
i cover "a 81 upon a promisory note, and now
due. with interest from the 18th day of June,
1867 and the costs Of this suit.
And IL appearing from an affidavit filed in
this cause that John Andrews is q nonresident
of this State, on motion Of the plaintiff by his
attorneys, it is ordered that be do appear here
within one month after the fourth weekly
publication of this order, aud due posting there.
Of and attend TO his interest.
A copy Teste: MICHAEL. BREINIG,
CHANDLER & DAVENPORT, Clerk.
Atty for Plaintiff aug3O w4w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-03

YoLrAIRE said "The more married
men You have the fewer crimes there
will be. Marriage renders a man more
virtuous and more wise. An unmarried
man is but half of a perfect being, and
it requires the other half to make things
light; and it cannot be expected that in
this imperfect state he can keep the
straight path of rectitude, any more
than boat with one oar or a bird with
one wing can keep straight course"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-03
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-08-03

THE London JUdy-PHRchS rival
says Ryots in India cultivate Paddy
Paddy in Birmingham curtivates Riots