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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-19
HOlC to GrOW OId.


r..f, ...:....' -. ..~. l,..,.:..,. e. L..
,n ne n,d-:url =! Ihnn drradcst 10 he
old Cum' and 1t down. while we talk
,n- ;h,r .m u low unirriom'. about grow
lu- oli
think II Is DE- H'ur who tells about
''E""Nlnug '. gracefully not very
r"-E ihla@ to d'. Il l. a matter ol won
der - many how the bible speaks oi old
age - q blessing. an! promises II rs a
>iyr'a! reward fer honor and care bes;ow-
'.! go" "rr parents But bear in mnd
t.ai Tia" h'ary mead represents 4 victor
Wh' haS i"u-ht the hattie~.met the Temp
runu-. sustained the sorrows. borne up
H"'yr the dI~appomimrntS OF lie. ami
Wl" stands out before y"u, like one oi
tine AiI' peaks o. the AiPr' - always
iHrr'' "itt"eI wrapped III storms OF
l.-"'y,' anu E'''',' y! SUNSHINE Among
''' ''''' ','""''> ot "=' certainty We may
'"'""'I '"' i'I'' '''''' o" nave ,eei' It''
up ;'h! n'c'> ''o''i G'''' ol''''I'''NS '' SIN
'ii'' VIII worn ""' u'',"'''e'' s'til''ll'>'
Hn" may S'''n' '"' ~ 'i,e S"%' u men,
Ooi has h'tt you' W''!ie :" many nave
been Wreck'u ana dcS'r"Ncd laF before
they reached 'le summit oi NE - NH
on can r'ilrct tha' ny the lriaI'' 'Ae
7 sorrows ~" 'I't tNptF'T'cr q! 'i!e many
wears You nave "''iull'" "'S''lI'" !"-
inlI''E' c.'''9'''y' 7lh'''l''>S anu Il VIM
l'A't' our ''e''''=I ''e i'i".e ii''''C" :
your Si''I' ii''e sr'.''e' our '''''' 'o'''' :
than when IN y"u'I, : confidence or man
moo" >'i'''=''' U"' .S'''"',''T9 - ''"'
g"nr-ior aS you walk through the Street
all do involuntary homage 1" you ana
no one opens door ior You or heip'
You up 'he sttp>' without beng had'
better lor II. l ne eAtIhp,e anu 'i'' eA'
. p'rlrncr ol your me- l. IlVih9 preacher
ana all Know that the rlSIlG up before
the hoary head Is honor'nG c'"nt'rfer
lh' setting sun has not the power 1t ha'
al morning or monday, but more eye
watch H. ana Is never larger UT oatht'
III richer iiSh'' thah Just It's II se'S' IL
the lar "eSt' al 'tlis hour' often see Il
deep pine @rtrn beyond the sunset an'
II Is like looking INTO tternlty-ls llk'
the home ot angels. 1t Is an alienation
too, and there remalneth rest, on whlcl
YOU lA"y hope 10 enter sweet as Inc ray
oi hope, bright rs imagination can palhl
and durable as eternity WIN that RES
! from lniirmltIcs and SIN and sickness
came song. and labor and love and
higher lite, nobler condition, create
usefulness.
Now fora few words on the trials Q
age.
Il is triai-to come to the plac
where YOU know the foot drsg' an'
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-19
Hdnito, H., June LIST, 1865.

II1GH CHURCH HUsTBUG.-The story
is told of venerable Theological Pro-
fessor that, while once addressing a Sun
day school, he happened to use the word
''epitome" Suspecting that he might be
using too big word for their compre-
hension, he thus translated it into child
ish vernacular ''But perhapth, child
ren. you don't know what epitome meanth,
-Epitome, epitome why, it is thynon-
omouth with thynophthith," That was
miracle of clearness, compared with
the explanation of Christ's presence IN
the sacrament which DR.. Morgan Dix
gives to confirmation classes in his man.
uel.-lIe tells these children that Christ s
''.lOriticd humanity" becomes present III
the communion ''supra-locally, hyper
physically, and spiritually, in some way
believed in Ivy til: Church, but known
only to God -
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-19

PoLIrICAL. A washington dispatch
saws that the only thing President John
son fears Just now is the Grant move
ment Somebody told him, a day or
two since, that nearly every member Of
his cabinet was in favor Grants election
and was astonished. There are good
reasons for believing that Seward i Il
Grant man. Randall does mot attempt
to conceal the fact that he is for Grant.
The most sincere johnson man III the
Cabinet is McCulloch He sticks closely
to the President, and is one OF the worst
negro haters in the country. lie said
last week to Republican, You can't
elect Grant unless you drop negro sut-
frage."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-19

The phrase, Sound on the Goose, "
originated in Pittsburg, p. That city.
some years ago. was so overrun with
geese that 4 public meeting was held,
and the determination of the ofi;nljng
bird decided on. A charter election soon
following, the two candidates for the
mayorality were questioned as to what
would be their action in case OF election.
The one who was sound on the goo>c
question" was elected and from that
date that phrase crept into general use.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-19

INCIDENTS IN Mission LIFE.-ln the
life OF the Rev Mr.. Johnson, Missionary
to Sierra Leone, many very interesting
incidents are given illustrating the inhu-
ence Of truth upon the heart and lives OF
the people among whom he labored. The
following selections found i'll the Mission
airy Register will be read with interest
A poor woman who had lately been re-
claimed from the depths Of sin, when
asked, "Well, how is your heart now 3
replied, "Massa, my heart no live here
now. My heart live up there"-pontlng
to the skies
4 commandment came to me this even
ing, and said: 81 often ask myself II l
love the Lord Jesus Christ, and can
not answer that question. You said
Do you love the Lord Jesus Christ ?
examine yourselves!' This makes m,
'fraid too much" So soon had this love
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-19
VOLUME 81 NUMBER 1912.

ly heart learned that ''perfect love cast
eth out fear
Again we read: My bad heart trouble
me; me no sleep ali night me no peace
me want to love Jesus more; me want
to 20 to Jesus me know nothing else
but dc blood of Jesus can wash away my
sin
Another instance shows how the sweet
story of the first triumph of the cross at
tects the untutored heart. asked.
"What made your heart sing. Susan pee
''Ah you see that poor thief You talk
about he no good at all lac lie bad when
they hang him on the cross. God teach
He show him bad heart He maxi him
pray TO Jesus Christ, Lord remember
me- Jesus no say, Me no want You
You be too bad thief too much. 40,
he no say so, but take him and tell him.
To-day thou shalt be with me in heaven.
! see Christ take poor sinner that maxi
me clad too much. lie take poor tibet
he take me-me the same
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REFERENCE.
ACE PADDOCK HIRAM uILL- sIAs RANDALL
4-l6s
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-06-19
For the ST. .Johnsbury Caledonian.
Grant and COLfdr Snake Song.


NJ. DuHANT, \. u.
Come, boys, leta have little song,--
A cong for General Grant sir
The chap that whipped the rebel throng
And never aid Il cant" sir.
CHoRUs,--GRANr's the boy thai led the way,
To do the nations hghiag.
Wei settle all our little debts,
And not forget old Andy.
Wen psy the gallant JoaS ~ Bi'sc
That saved our ''Inany in one sir.
AHi pay III, Hg7hs,5. traitors, teo,
For. rt Hat tss. hare doir, sir.
And if old Andy recent friends,
Should call on us to settle,
Wen pay each on, as best we
In good old jackson mettle.
And Davis, too, may find II true,
That we no defaultrr
But are Inclined to GRANT his due
Suspension IN a har.r.
CnuRUs, sly ankee Doodle, keep it up,
Yankee Doodle Dandy,
we'rr paying now our little debts
And keep in mind old Andy.
Wen CoLFAN teal .fdrt') by their proper names,
A. well us pay each due, sr,
And those that favor traitors claims
Wen hold ss traitors, too, sir.
IT this l. GRANT, the case is plain,
As to the proper std~is,
Of Ross, aud "Klan," who jumped the train,
And hitched to Andy's traces.
&,
Yankee Doodle Dandy.
GRANT is now the nation pet,
And soon viii oust old Andy.
The Democrats are drowning rats,
And catching at each -'raw, sir;
REPUDIATInN'r now the plant
On which they hope to draw, sir.
CHoEus,-But GRANT, the boy from nlinois,'
That iathered Lee handy,
viii thr,sh them into due respect
For Yankee Doodle Dandy.
The CoI7,'rhedds are all awake
And ru,the:r tongues quite bold, sir;
But GR.Nr, the boy, once kHei a N1.ats,
Like Hercules of old, sir.
CnoEUs,-And now the mighty job again,
He's free to undertake, sir;
And all the people cry, "amen!
10 IN upon the N'dkc, ar
..s..,,.-.
And lrelands snakes drove out, sir;
so GRANT and 'oLFAx lead the van,
Our Copperheads to route, cir.
CHoRUs,---GKASr & CoLF>N are the hoys.
For whom we all ''go in" sir;
So fall in line and swell he noise,
And bet op tle,n vour ..t;p sir
., Grant hr was by nature made,
An, H., h. H.. ,,,a,r 1,,5,
,rb. g.. ,,r.o. ,,,,,s. 9, =
u,yrs-,.,,,,,, .t,, how tho, ,cd nv, vvov
ct. t,,,;,,,
And now the Nation will repay
The teb's without invitir :.
.,ha;,. ..,,', ',.'I'., ;,...',o ,t.u'
And take in chars' the nations pets,
Win kindly wing spread o eT tHem.
'."''' -" ~ NJ anu
And give he "I Copper" thunder.
p'iiu 'S-'n ''.e S'''''''u
=! '''' '
An c1'' 10 E'"'' ''i''F i''''
Inc ''''N'' 'N'"''' III
Intact the fl 40. orr F,tbcrs bore.
And ,.a,.o N IVA in +r,s. sir
Ana "Hi'''' 'no's UT" "''u '''''''" 49, s''''
hS1 never 'r"i''u '"e u''7'' III
To leave our countrv's honor bright,
I-rclo--ct IT, corr~e to rlIn. Hir.
And .-rrsrI;..l.. each vested right
To every mother son, sir
So h. II" >rE,' ~ tatie hear,
Ard loves his country E fame, sir
Anu a"
Nu' u''s We Il i''
Wen do all this---and still fnd time,
Small iob= 10 undertake, sir,
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NOTICE TO HOTEL KEEPERS,
STATE OF VERMONT.
OFFICE OF SrcEETARy OF STATE,
Northtield, June 4, 1865.


Northtield, June T. 1865.
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itv of erluout and State Agricultural al College,
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CLOCKS CLEANED AND REPAIRED
BY AMASA KASsON.
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REFERENCE.
40. ACE PADDOCK. HIRAM uILL- sIAs RANDALL.
4-l6s
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SALE OF BooTs AND sHoFs.-We would call the at
teniion of the trade to the large sale Boots Shoes
Brogans Bamorals. etc. to be sold by catalogue for
cash on Monday morning, Sept. a. commencing at ~
O'clock, by O. ID McClees d Co., auctionesrs, No. 500
Market street,
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FINE CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND SHOES for Gen.
tlemen. Bartlett, No SO South Sixth street, above
Cbesnut
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UTUANAL ATTIRE
FOR
GENTLEMEN. AND JUVENILES.
WANAAAKER Dc BROWN.
DIED.

DAWES.-On the 9th instant, SAMUEL DAWES
In The 3lst year OF his age,
The friends OF the family also Nevada Tribe NO Y6
l. U. OF heu Men, are respectfully invited to attend
the tunera from his late esidence No lf8 N Seco
street. on Sunday afternoon al O'clock To proceed
to Hanover Street Ground,
DE HAVEN.-On the 10th instant, Mrs. NJ. A. DE
HAVEN wife OF Charles E. De Haven, the 4Sd year
OF her age
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend her funeral from the residence
of her husband, corner of Broadway and Bridge
nue. Camden IN. j., Monday, the l4th slant at 10
O'Clock. To proceed to Laurel Hill. (New York
papers please copy) s%S
GREENLEE.-0n the 10Th Instant JAMES B. b.
GREEHLkE, In the SSth ear OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the family Invited
TO attend the funeral, from his late residence, No
ll05 Milton street eleventh street, below Chrstlan
on Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
MCBRIDE-On the 10th instant, Mr.. PATRICK
MCBRIDE. aged rs years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited
20 attend the funeral from his late residence No. 1921
N. Fourth street. on Monday morning a. SO o'clock.
MoMURTRIE.-On the morning OF the 18th instant,
ELIZABETH, wife of Il. Il. McMurtrie.
Due notice Will be given OF the funeral
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THAT PURP.
nAnAn A.

DooERAL.
There was once rattan terrier purp
And fat listle fellow was he;
With bright black eye he was quick and spry
As any tan terrier could be.
This stout rattan terrier purp,
AS you will presently see,
Was brought TO grief and bis life made brief,
BY the bite OF q nuIderous flea.
One day this rat tan terrier purp,
With his tail Of the stumplest kind,
Near rat-hole sat, as still as o cat,
When he felt sharp pain behind.
Quick az thought this rattan terrier purp
Made dash for the foe In the rear;
But he was 30 fat he could not get at
The spot by half inch clear.
Then this beautiful rattan terrier purp
Did worry and twist aud turn,
TIL nought could you see OF this terrier purp
But an ZACH of his tail astern.
Now that was how this terrier purp
Was killed by a flea-bite severe;
But his maateT goes to Stokes q Co.'s,
Where fashionable clothing appear,
Chs anut street,
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AND 600 BRoApwAY. NEW YosE

JEwELRY.-Mr William W. Cassidy, No. ~ South
Second street. has the largest and most attractive.
assortment OF fine Jewery and siverwRre In the city
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining real. pure arti
Gle furnished At price which cannot be equAlIed.
He also has large stock OF American watches In all
varieties and atA prices visit to hh store Is sure
10 result in pleasure and profit
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NEWSPAPERS, Periodicals. Fashion Plates and
Magazines-both English and dAmerican-may be had
soon published of John Tfenwith, the great
agent His enterprise and energy have secured
or HIM an extensive patrons ge, which ne continues
hours earlier than they be obtained by regu.
lar mails and by selling the periodicals and maya
zines Mt The lowest possible prices. Those desiring
the latest intelligence should visit Trenwths News
Empol ium, at No. lN s Third street.
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CR ANT, COLFAX,
AND THR
WHOLE REPUBLICAN TICKET,

Sailors Soldiers, and Civilians: Merchants, Mann.
faCturers. Mechanics, Laborers, and Professions
men; all aUlo 1Uorh have Voyked are invited To a.
tend.
Let all come who confde in MEADE SHERMAN
SHERIDAN, and SICK LES, rather than in BEAU
REGARD. HAMPTON, FORREST and SEMMEs; all who
deprecate NEW REBELLION, thu eateued by BLArR
for the Uiolen oUerthroO of the recons ruction man
sures Of our PATRIOTIC CoNGREss all who regret tho
shameful renaiy and corruption which have run riot
In the National Administration since the TREASON
OF ANDREW JOHNSON threw its control into tho
hands of the QUASI DEMOCRATIC PARTY and all who
demand such changes shall cleanse and purrv It
and put the Executive branch OF the Government In
accord with the IMMEDIATE REPRESENTA-
TIVES OF THE PEOPLE
Let those come lDIto saved The country, and all who
reoiced in its salvatioD all who while forsiying the
past. ask security for e future all who glory in thei,
country as the
ASYLUM OF THE OPPRESSED OF ALL
NATIONS,
And will keen 1t such all who tympathze with epeyy
DAY when Untce'Sat Ltoerty shall reign throughout lie
Let us make this the
GRAND RALLY OF THE CAMPAIGN.
I hst US shDy M shHt PHJLApELPHIA III At Knows HER
has sSefd sSe srA arSm @ M RS
III following distinguished speakers Will address
the meetiDg;-
GEN. DANIEL r.. SICRLES,
HON. EDWIN NJ STA NTON.
HON. JOHN SHERMAN,
HON. HANNIBAL HAMLIN
Gen. Joseph r. Hawley, Gen. John A. Logan
Gen. j. A. Rawlings, Gov. A. q. Curtia,
GOV. John W. Geary, Hon. VIM. b. Mann,
Hop. tmon Cameron, Hon. Charles ONeill
Hon. M McMichael, Hon, VIM, d. Kelley
Hon. B. II. Brewster, Hon, O, N Taylor,
Gov. James Pollock, Benj l.. Berry. ESQ
Col. John w. Forney, John GofOrth ESQ
Gen. Hector TyndaIe, ID. Daugherty, ESQ
Hon. Charles Gibbons, Hon, 1. Hazlehurst
Hon. Il. Mcpherson, Hon. Chss. Gilpin,
Hon. Ige COnnell, Hon. A X. Mcclure,
Hon. Il. }. Coffey, A. W. Henszey ESQ,
Gen. Joshua II. owen, Hon. Henry d. Moore
Hon. Leonard Myers,
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE. [9I2St
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THE TEST OF TIaE.-It is high praise to be able to
say trHthfuly OF any mechanical invention that 1t
has stood and continues to stand the test Of time.
The Grover aud Baker Sewing Machines (the Phlla-
delphla agency for which is located No. 78O Ches-
nut Street), have done better thing They have
not merely stood the test of time, but have stood
the test of competition with all the world as wel
and not only preserved their original popularity
but greatly enhanced II. This Is mainly due to the
fact that the proprietors have steadily continued to
add to the perfection ofther ents until ow
1t is not overestmating the fact to say that the
Grover and Baker Sewing Machines combine 10
themselves all the excellencles that pertain to any
and all the other sewing machines extant. Ofcourse
they the best to buy
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c 1 T Y TEN S.

BARGAINS offered in Summer Clothing and In
Summer Goods made to order. 90 close out stock
Assortment still good, but being rapidly closed out
Anprces guaranteed lower than the lowest else
where full satisfaction guaranteed every pur
chaser. or the sale cancelled and money refunded,
FUth and TowEK HALL,
Siath streetsJ BIs MARKET ST..
PHILADELPHIA,
AND 600 BRoApwAY, NEW YoRk,
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THE NEW REPUBLIC "A live literary Family
Newspaper publ ished at Camden, N. j. Is an excsl-
lent advertising medium, circulating In West and
South jersey Sample copies sent upon receipt of
five cents Terms $500 per year In advance. Sub.
scriptions and advertisements, a limited number
only of which appear, solicited Job printing hand.
bills, etc., printed on the briefest notice.
n T.,
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THE KNOX FRUIT FARM AND NURsRRIEs.-These
nurseries situ' ted at Pitsburg in this State rival In
size completeness and in The quality their products
the best In the country All kinds Of fruits and yege
tables are grown there. The Grapes. Strawberries
Rsspberrles, Blackberres Currants, Apples Peaches
and Pears which reach this city from the farm are
unequalied In size aud flavor. The PHILADELPHIA
Depot ID at No. 127 Market street.
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FINE IMPR0vEMENT.-0ure teemed friend, Mr..
John Doll, widely known importer Of toys and
fancy goods is just putting the finishing touches to
handsome structure at No 9O8 street. to which
he Intends removal about the first OF the coming
month. The building which has been fitted up with
all the conveuiences and requirements Of tstclass
establishment. is much larger than the occu
pied by him, and affords him pie facilities for the
exhibition and storage of his stock which bee
much needed. The name OF ohm Doll hiss been iden-
fed with the toy trade Of Philadelphia for fully
quarter of century, during which time his business
has steadily increased much that q removal to
more extended quarters became an actual necessity.
We, therefore, take pleasure In congratulatiug hi N
on the completion OF his handsome and com modious
warehouse, and heartily wish him a continuance of
tb 1sttering which his enterprise aud we'll
directed efforts have thus far been the means Of &C
complaining.
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CARPETS -Housekeepers (and especially country
merchants and farmers visiting the city, will find 1t
to their interest by calling ut j. T. Deacroixs whole
sale and retail carpet warehouse MOSS South Second
street. above Chestnut before purchasing elsewhere
See advertisement in another column.
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To Mr.. A. WINCH we are indebted for the --latest
numbers OF the Co,nhdL Mu0dztne. London Society,
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