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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
VOLUME "a NUMBER 1749
Home JIiFth.

'Don't be afraid of little fun Il
home, good people Don't shut up you
houses lest the sun should fade your car
pets ana Your hearts, lest hearty laugh
should shake down some Of the musty
old cobwebs there. II you want to ruin
your sons, LET them think that all mirtb
and social enjoyment must be left on the
threshold without, when they come
home at night. When once Il home is
regarded rs only Il place to eat, drink
and sleep in, the work is BEGUN that
ends i'll gambling houses and reckless
degradation. Young people must have
fun and relaxation somewhere if they
do not find it at their own hearth stones,
it will be sought at other and less protita-
bic places. Therefore, let the fire burn
brightly at night, and make the home
stead delightful with all those little arts
that parents 50 perfectly understand.
Don't reprcss the buoyant spirits of your
children. Half an hour of mcrriment
roand the lamp and firclig ght of home
blots out the remembrance OF many
care and annoyance during the day;
and the best safeguard they can take
with them into the world is the unseen
influence Of a bright little domestic sane
tum.'
50 says the editor Of the CdnmM FIR
olcr, AMI we not only endorse his beau
tifully worded sentiments, but pass them
to our readers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
The Road to TPe0yfh,

There be those who inherit, or by
some sudden stroke of good fortune ac
quire riches, but almost universally
speaking, the difference between tn,
wealthy man and the poor man repre-
scnts the difference between the person
who saves and the person who spends as
he goes along. 1t is not an increase OF
salary or an extension of business rcla
tlons that ensures Il competence, but the
adhered TO determination to economic, :,
to incur no unnecessary expenditures, and
to lay by something of each weeks gains.
so long as people increase their outgocs
i'll proportion to the increase of their in
comes, they are no nearer that condition
of independence which it is desirable for
all 10 attain. The present growing fond
ness for ostcntation and display operates
as direct barrier to frugality. Some
one has said that life in the United States
has become struggle for social position;
that whereas in older countries the lines
of dcmarcation are so closely drawn by
blood, caste, etc, as 10 rcpress this ambi-
ton, here every one has an opportunity
TO climb the social ladder, and may as
pirc with confidence TO any round.
There is much truth in this observation,
and the very fact that it is SO presents
constant temptation to persons to scatter
their ducats in keeping up appearances
and in making what is vulgarly termed
a ''Spread." Those who yield to this
temptation without a fortune to draw
upon generally acquire cxtravagant hab-
its which always keep them financially
under the weather. There are others
who, arguing that the true theory of
life is to ''livc while we live" invariably
spend close up to their incomes. An
old age i, generally in store
for such persons.
1t is in little things that the money
takes its flight. The failure to stop up
the little leaks is what prevents financial
reservoirs from ever filling. 4 New
\ lorker-nuw Il wealthy man-movcd
out to an adjoining village some fifteen
years since. While his neighbOrs during
hat time have generally sent their bun
Hes 10 and fro by express, he has carried
his own. In this manner, hc computes
That lie has saved twenty-five hundred
lOllars during the fifteen years. And
his Is but one of very many ways in
which individuals can save their pennies
Of course, those who propose 10 ''take
lie easy and not trouble themselves
lbout the future do not care for any sug-
.cStionS of this character. But those
who aim TO secure competence for
heir declining years cannot be too mind
III of the fact that there is no royal
'oad 10 wealth. and that no matter what
heir position or income, irugaliy and
economy are essential for the attainment
If that compctencc.-Hcurth and Home.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03

HORACE GREELEY ON FARMING.-
Greeley gets some hard hits on attempts
TO teach agriculture. The Kansas City
Bah,tm gives him one in the following
shape:
a Missouri farmer inquire rs to the
probable profit of raising broom-corn in
this State. Mr.. Greeley felt assured that
it would be profitable, but advised his
correspondent TO raise the plainhandled
variety of broomS, inusmuch rs they
were q more hard ly variety than those
with red and blue rings around the ham
dies"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03

\ llEEnIC ENGISEI:E.- The name of
Eno| Il. Hopes, engineer on ti!c Penn
sylvania Central railroad, deserves I'M
mortality "a that Of Il Ia Gro, ior the man
ncr i'll which hc recently met his death.
y ear atiatchc to 4 freight train, bound
west. had lost Il wheel, and was being
carried down Il 9radc by the momcntum
OF the tram, pitching and jumping over
cross ties, and making the fire fly out oi
the stones and iron. Mr.. lloupcs was
coming eastward On train with fast
freight, and as lac ncarcd the wrecked
train he thought he SAW something wrong
1t was dark, and 10 see more pl Iiniy he
stepped TO tie iireman's side, which is
next the other track just thcn the
wrecked car struck his engine, breaking
his lcg in four places, crushing his hip,
tearing away half of one OF his feet, and
knocking him, in company with the fire
man and brakeman, back into the tank.
Every man upon Mr.. lIoopcs's engine
was injured. The fireman and brakeman
| lay Sc lselcss on :hc floor of the tank. The
conductor of the train, ,and the other brake
men were on Il rear car and knew moth
inc Of the disaster. The train was not
50 much injured as to delay It's progress,
and Mr. lIoopcs knew that il it was not
promptly stopped it must run into the
hind end of the one next ahead, which
would stop at 4 station less than three
miles oil for water. MIR. Hopes, crush
ed and bleeding, dragged himself slowly
and painfully over the proslraic bodies OF
his comrades TO the throttle valve of his
engine, shut oft the steam, whistlcd down
brakes, sounded the summons for the con-
ductor, and fell back exhausted. When
the train stopped and the conductor came
forward Mr. lloopes was trying TO stoI
the flow OF blood from his wounds by ty.
ing up lis shattered lee, and said, at i.
all up with me do the best you can fnl
me-" He fingered in great agony, which
he bore with his usual bravery, until the
next day, and then died, lamentcd by al
who knew him.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03
Poison.

he instant n person is known 10 have
swallowed poison, by design or accident,
give water TO drink, cold or warm, as
fast as possible, gallon or more ut a
time, and rs fast rs vomitcd drink more
Iepid water is best, as it opens the pores
of the skin and promotes vomiting, and
thus gives the spccdicst cure TO the pois-
onous article. If pains begin TO be felt
in the bowels, it shows that part at least
OF the poison has passed downward; !;
then large and repeated injections of tcp-
id water should be given, the object in
both cases being to dilute the poison as
quickly and as largely as possible. DO
not wait Tor warm watCr-takc that
which is nearest at hand, cold or warm,
for every second Of time saved is OF I'M
lhense importancc-at the same time
send Instantly for Il physician, and as
soon rs hc comes turn the case into his
hands, telling him what you have done.
This simple fact cannot be too widely
published it is not meant 10 say that
drinking Il gallon or two Of simple wafer
will cuIc every case of poisoning, but it
will cure many, and benefit all by its
rapidly-diluting qualiiy.-HnlrS Jommal
Of Hothh.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03

The Boston Traveller says that rrcsi-
dent Woolscy of Yale College, some years
ago, lost three loved daughters in one
werl, by scarlet fever; since then he has
lost a son and another daughter within
two days ot each other, and now follows
the deaths of two more beautiful daugh-
tcrs within three days OF each other
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03

SCEIENEK's MONTHLY for February is
before us, and is fully up TO the level of
the previous number Of this successful
magazine. The illustrated articles are
numerous, and one Of them,-Prof. L. B.
Maury's first paper on ''Weather Tele-
grams and Storm Forecasts is particu-
Iarly new and intcrcstin" in many of its
details. Mr.. Thompson's paper ON bal
looms, is another scasonabe article, well
illustrated. The continued stories 10y An
derson and George Macdonald, 80 in
tins number, and the two chapters of the
latter here printed, are the best that have
appeared in ''Willrid Gun bcrmcde."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03

1t was a good retort Olive Logan gave
Il committee who invited her to lecture
on Sunday. She wrote in reply, "Six
daysshalt thou labor and do all thy work;
but the seventh is the Sabbath of the
Lord thy God in it thou shalt not do
any work."
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03

Thirty Mobiles, unwounded, were
found frozen 10 death in the woods in
front Of Nendon, They had been cut
Oft by the advance of the 9TH German
Corps Several largc guns on the road
were stopped by the weather.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03

A very particular swain in Hunting
ton sent his marriage 10 the paper with
the addition s'No Cardamons.'' lie said
he despised Authorizations.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03

TIE OBSERVER YEAR BoOK.-The
Year Book and Almanac compiled by
the New York OJS1 rcr for 1871, is a
large and well arranged publication, well
put tcgcther, and fairly beyond the SINH
lar compilations of the year. 1t contains
much useful information, statistical and
otherwise, together with certain valuable
and interesting matter, which will not be
found elsewhere collected. The OJSo7r
is living fully up to its old reputation for
energy and enterprise. The directory,
especially, will be found as valuable rs it
is unique.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-02-03

Tie GALAXY for February has the
continuation Of Justin McCarthy's novel,
'Lpdy JUDITH" Judge Blacks reply 10
Senator Wilson's Atlantic articles on
Stanton: ''Mr. Iiucoln's Three Friends
in Council, by Thurlow Weed several
continued stories and a great variety OF
of other matter. The closing articles are
"Scientiic Miscellany" ''Currcnt Liter
aturc," "NIcmoranda" by Mark Twain
ani ''Nebuln" bv the editor
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GENERAL STATUTES.

The revived edition usIC Ct the GENERAL STAT
rrEs or VERMONT is completed, and copies ar,
placed on sale at the principal bookstores In the state
$i"0 per copy. Orders for the came should lie I'D
dre--ed to the undersigned at Mortified.
GEORGE NICHOLS, Secretary of State.
December .o, 1STO 43h5
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Lg HARRINGTON. SONS & co.

USIC KOOMS.
Corner t. Il. Street. and Eastern Avcnue St Johnsburv
have on hand a large assortment of rIA>os, CAEINiT
OEGA>s SHEETr Music, and INsTEUcrIoN Book, and
dclcr- in all kinds of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE and
A!T 'iSoDS
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p r I ARD,


GRANITE MONUMENTS, TABLETS, HEAL
STONES, UNDERTAKING,
and all kinds of Granite Work. Carving and Lettering
done as well ~ IN be done in Borton.
RAILROAD Strict, ST. Jon>SEIRN ' T.
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CHARLES S. HASTIs S

CIGAR MANtFAITOli.
The larGct stock of Cigars. Tobacco Mecrchaum
Imitation, Friar, and Wood PIPES, and all kind OF
Fancy Goods pertaining the tobacco line to be found
in NOr!hcr Vermont.
c5- U,uicr .ircnuc H;,se u:
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3jusineSa Cdr1s.

C,,l> inserted in this col,,n At 81 cah E"c PEE, n..
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
.s5- Onicc over Bingham's Drug store.
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H. E. & D. Q. WOODRUFF

OI
TIN, SHEET IRON, BRASS AND COPPER WARES,
And dealers in STOVES, Hollow Ware, Yankee No
tions Etc, Railroad Street 81. .IOhSshury. ".
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MATTHEWS & PETTENGILL'S

LADIES AND GEM IS DIS y Il ROOM
Eastern Avenue, opposite Court House Squslc,
Il. JoII<sEUET, NTEMnNf.
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O. p & 6. a. BENNETT,

pE>LEEs ~ MONUMENTS, HEAp.ToNis. AID ALL kI\ns
MA.i.IE WORK, FROM FOREIGN AND AMERICA"
MALnIR.
Order 10y Mail or otherwise promptly attended TO-
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IR A H A r v E Y
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Received in carloads direct from the mills At the south
aui We-t, and from the best oil cineres in Pcnn-y
v4nia Al-o, in General Mrrchand-c, consisting Of
D:y Goods and Choice Family GrOccrirs, which Of
Ter 10 the trad at our store Railroad Street, 81.
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WILLARD & DiCKEY

ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLO!;S At LAW
AND SOLICITORS IN cnA>cTEY.
VI lin Street, st. ,I"hnsluiy
\. !. WILLARD. A. N. pI'hEN.
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Manufacturer and Dealer in
BOOT, SHOES and Hl BEERS, also LEATHER,
FINDINGS, ETC.
UNILU, ,ND STREET, 1T. J"IINsfUE EN, VI.
IRA Hk VEY
D.alcr in W. |. GOODS, GROCERIES,, FLOUR,
PROVISIONS, YANKEE NOTIONS, DC.
uNIS STREET, JuIINsBt EH, VERMONT.
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LICENsED TIONEEE,
st. Johnsbary, VI.
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Terms, -Omc copy per annmm So 80
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,,...,t lar Geo Parker & Co.'S ST PERIOE FLOI l.,
Nn,n EIuck. ,lLpu. ite Depnt. st. .IohI4-hrry ".
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Manufacturer and Dealer in
rs HOES a y ID X I Il II l. X :
A. Block, Il. K. street., st. JOhishdry VI.
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W. N. LEARNED,

ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCEkN
Afcc in Brick block orpoaite St. .Iohn-luy House.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-01
oUR NEW DREss.

The UNION AND AMERICAN this morn
ing appears in bran new dress, a feature
which we are sure will be duly appreciated
by our numerous readers. While we have
every reason to be grateful to liberal pub
lie for the patronage which has enabled us
to make a change so desirable, the sub
scribers to the UNION AND AMERICAN will
be alike gratifed at receiving paper
which in mechanical appearance viii
compare with any in the country. The
rapid increase in the circulation OF the
UNION AND AMERICAN has been unprece-
dented in the history of newspapers in the
Southern States, and this Partially in our
behalf, and the interest manifested by the
thousands in this and the adjoining States
who have been laboring forthe complete sue
cess of our enterprise Is not only appreciated
atthe present moment, but will be remember
ed always.
In the selection of new dress, We fatter
ourselves that those having charge of the
mechanical department have shown taste
that the practical printer will readily per-
ceive, and business men, too, who are ac-
customed to advertising must be highly
pleased with the variety and superior
quality of the display type used. But we
think we have said enough in this particu-
lar. The new dress speaks for itself, and
we feel satisfied that the readers of the
UNION AND AMERICAN will scan its col
umns with double pleasure.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-01
HOME News.
New Advertisements.

Visitors to the city are especially invited
to call at the Jewelry store of f. l.. Davies
d Bro, at the Davies corner Of Church and
Summer Street, and examine their extensive
stock of watches, jewelry, diamonds, silver
ware, etc, now being sold at greatly re-
duced prices.
Yeatman, Shields & Co., make a big
auction sale next Tuesday of striped and
fancy dry goods.
The Georgia State Fair commences at
Macon on the Esd of October.
Cuudurango is recommended as an effect
i've remedy for cancer, diseases of the blood
etc.
Newsom. Horton & Co. will on the 10th
of October close out at auction, on the prem
iseS, the remainder of the Murfree lots on
McLemOre street.
Arlington. Farrar 4 Weakly have desira-
BILE farms to exchange for city property.
See Dickson County Court advertisement.
w. Z. Hampton is a candidate for En-
crossing Clerk of the House OF Representa-
lives.
The attention of dealers is invited to the
card of the wholesale grocery house of ;. b.
SpIrlock a. Co, corner of Broad and Col
leae street. Our estiInable fellow-citizen
George J. Goodrich, is now connected with
This house. and. like the older members OF
the firm, is well known, especially to the
trade, as a prompt, reliable and energetic
business man.
4. G. & A. b. Beech are now receiving
their stock of fall and winter goods, en-
braciug everything in their line, all OF the
latest and most choice styles.
To find fashionable hats, call at Ely "
Whiteside'S. No. Al Cherry street.
At the Maxwell House Shoe Store are
goods worthy the attention of those who
would be well fitted and precisely suited.
John Gilgan ~ Co. are offering to their
patrons a large and most excellent stock of
DRY goods.
For the latest style chignons, call on Joe
Z. Loiscau X Co.
ID. Loveman & Co. are making additions
to their stock of dry goods.
Fashionable tailoring by John Nogcl.
1. NJ. Sobel & Co. are Offering great in
ducements to purchase jewelry.
G.. Rice & Co. are ready to supply all de-
mands for fall and winter goods.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-01
Religious Notices.

McKendree Church-Services at II a. m.
by Rev. VIM. NJ. Green. Sunday-schOOl
Missionary Reunion at 7:30, and address by
Col. Frank Williams.
First Baptist Church-Divine services to-
day at IL o'clock, and tonight at 7:3O, by
the Rev. DIR. Jones. The ordinance of the
Lords Supper will be administered after
the morning sermon.
Edgefield Baptist Church-The Rev. W.
A. Nelson will preach at the usual hours
this morning and tonight, at hall corner of
Woodland and Tulip street.
Union Chapel NJ. E. Church.-Preaching
at 109 a. IN. and "a p. m, by Rev. d. Rut-
ledge. Sabbath-schOOl at p. IN.
Christ Church.-Services by Rev. w.
Graham, rector, at 103 a. m. and u p. IN.
Primitive Baptist Church.-Preaching by
DR.. Stephens at IL a. IN. and % p. III.
Second Presbyterian Church.-Services
by Rev. DR.. HOyte at 10a a. m. and u
p. m.
West End NJ. E. Church.-Preaching at
73p.m.
neutrality-suspicious. services at 9
a. m.
There will be preaching at Odd Fellows
Hall, Edgefield, by Elder John Eichbaum,
of the Christian Church, at 10I O'Clock this
a. M, and u p. m. Sunday School at
% pm.
Central Presbyterian Church-Services
to-day at II a. m. and u p. IN. Preaching
by the pastor, Rev. w. G. Inman. Com
muniOn services at the conclusion of the
morning discourse.
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Morning services at 10a o'clock by Rev. J..
D. kirkpatrick.
Mulberry Street Church-Eyening SER
vices at q O'Clock by Rev. j. D. Kirkpat-
rick.
Second Presbyterian ChIIrch-Services
this morning at II O'Clock, and tonight at
u O'Clock, by Rev. DR.. HOyte.
st. AIMS Church-Services at 10a a. m.
and p. M, by Rev. W. j. Ellis. On &C
count of sickness in the neighborhood the
bell viii not be rrIng.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-01
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The day was spent in
arguing the demurrer to the petition for a
peremptory mandamus in the Smiley VS..
Glenn case. Speeches were made by Ed
win Ewing, Esq, John Thompson and
Judge Shackleford.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-State VS.. James Ste
phens, larceny; verdict of guilty and four
years in the penitentiary. Motion for new
trial.
State VS.. Austin Brown, (col.); found
guilty of larceny and sentenced to one
years Imprisonment.
Henry Redman, COL, guilty of petit lar
ceny, but on account of chronic sickness
sentenced to only one hours Imprisonment
in county Jail.
The following gentlemen are the bonds
men of w. E. Wade: j. B. Love and
Frank Klein; principal and securities being
required to give 81 900, and securities
alone $1,000.
PROBATE CoURT.-ln this court yester-
day, Susan Winstead was appointed guardi-
an of Betsey and Cutie Winstead, minors.
Edward Harris, colOred, was apprenticed
to George Lipscomb. Samuel L. NJ. Nc
Cutchen was appointed administrator of
Robertson Jennett.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-10-01
GENERAL MARKETS.
SATURDAY, Sept. 80.
Nashville Cotton Markets,

The following are the cotton quotations re-
ceived at the National Savings Company, corner
Union and College streets, where cotton, gold
bond and stock quotations are received hourly,
and are always accessible to the public.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 30, 1i:15.-COttOn strong.
Sales 1900 bales. Uplands 9H@sKd; Orleans
81 @9xd.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30, 1O.9O-COtton quiet Or
binary uplands Il &c; good ordinary 1sXc; low
middling l94c; middling 1sxci Alabama 19kc;
Orleans Doc; Texas 2O4c.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 30, 3.-Market firm Sales
1900 bales. UPlands exc; Orleans 9Kc; 1900 to
spectators.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30, 12-Cotton quiet. Salef.
2 900 bales on spot October delivery 1S4c; No
vember 19Kc.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30, 1:45.-COtton quiet.
Sales 100 bales on spot. Ordinary uplands
II &c; good ordinary 1SXc; low middling 19 &c;
middling 19Xc; Alabama 19Xc; Orleans 3Oc;
Texas % sc; 200 bales On contracts January
delivery 1910.
New YORK, Sept. 30, 32O-Msrket firm on
short receipt Ordinary uplsnds II &c; good or
binary 1sxc; low middlng 19Xc; middling IKE;
Alabama 19Xc; Orleans 2Okc; Texas 20kc.
Sales for export 1900 bales; to spnners 500 bales;
sales on contracts 1900 bales. Net receipts s.
$50 bales; exports to Great Britain 4, AS bales.
Stock 100 $40 bales.