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RLOpR-Rseeipts 9,sO5 bbls. Market steady win
lair business doing
saiss S0Ol bSls At s4.sO@ss.so for supsrans STATE
Westsrni s46595O0 for common % medium sTtrs
Ee.teTnj s25s IS Tor shipping brands extra round
CANADIAN PLOUR-Marks, ,t..dv s.iss
100 bhls At ef1o07,5O.l CI .ETTII.'I ! Z = =
RYE, Rl.Ogt-- Market steady at Ss .OOa4,Oa.
RHEAT-R Receipts 81 ,gi5 bush. Market 4 SHADE
hrmer with fair export demand sSIes Ia lio b,ish
at Sls0l9lll2 for lorthwestern cluS; SlIl6il m
4iwankes club Si,2s for winter red western, Si,i2
RYE-Markst hrm a $1,000
nAhLE EY-Market dnlfst ssa6zc -iia
oOhn-Receiptg q, ,l45 bush. Markst arn With
limited demand. Sales are 20,OO bush al I61sc f5f
new mixed western; SIC for western yellow =, -
= 0ArS-Dull at zG811fo for western 0snnaa and
FOR & Market dail. small ssios AZ SIS >,
loE mess ths latter price for choices 5oF
BRRF-Market UNCHANGED. ono ail i9 51a
2 CUT AlRAT5-MArkafd drii. 40 r4ff
HARD-Market quiet and small salea at s5<a95Sc
o.lB5 4 L moderate request at s8lSc Tor
:. .CHKRsE-Asrkst steady at as7,fc as in qaAI-
WHTsK Y-AIarzst quiet and prioos .upehsnrpd
Small sales e ls<9lsAc, 80 =
l BUFFALO AlARKRF-JHue IS.
-E.I) % G. blBE zELEsRAPH.I 5s-rf 1...
b RL0UR-Market stladF. r.
= WHEAT-market closed fruer sales are & 90
bush ehoies n NJ ChieagO spring at sc; $3.50 bnsh
ehoios AtlFankee club a. SIC; 500 bush ehocs KS-
a. sc: s, 600 bush red winter at Sill ! f77ffl,-
~ arkst closed nru. Sales 1900 bush at
WHIsKY-Markets steady. Sales arc 800 bbla At
GINAL FREIGHTsZloo on Hour, 1Oc on corn.
LAKE IlPORTS-s,O00 bhls hour; %. 600 bush
CANAL ExPORTis--3oo0 bbls aour; IzsooO bu
wheat 500 bush corn; l0,oo9 bush oAts. I- Il
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THE EXPENSES OF A PEW FAMOUS WARS.
The war preceding the treaty Of Rys-
wick, in 1851, cost $50, ,000, 900, ,O00.
The Spanish War Of 1888, settled for at
AK La Chapelle, cost S270, 900 900.
The war Of the Spanish Succession cost
S31I, ,000,D00 a5lsq rei
The Treaty Of Paris, in 1853, ended a
bloody struggle, which cost $3.50, 100000
The war Of American Independence cost
England and this country $3.50, 900, 900.
The war Of ten years which is known as
the French Revolution of 1893, cost $3.50
10000. il7sa 81
The war against the First Napoleon,
which began in 1903, and ended in 1s15,
cost the extraordinary amount of S., 300
The Crimean War cost $84, 100000.
The last Italian war (nOt including the
hostilities between Victor Emanuel, Carl
baldi, Bomba, 80, D cost $45, 100000. 5iI
The last war in India cost England $685.
100000. 4Tc4
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MUsIIn aIHaaAM,
PoUL D'CHERE,

ROUL D'CHEBE,
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OHALEI D'LAHE5
r- al1zllt o-I ~ 1870 aoz3 E-s aaa
-a-I.isl slasE
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1l1 Also = large Stock oE 81 sif
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RHILITARY SHIRTTNGS-IN
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Accounts from Arlington to-day ssy that
Gen. Schenck is now there, and that the at
tack vas from the troops from CentreVille.-
1t is thought for no Interior object.
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ST. LoUrs. JIM

The period Of leniency in this quarter
has gone by, and the utmost strictness will
be exercised. Traitors and rebels cannot
be trusted save with bayonets at their
breasts or halters around their necks-
They abuse all confidence and subvert
every peaceable honorable privilege to the
accomplishment to the basest designs.
Yours, truly, r. G. s.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-02-08
per citizen of Kentucky, and concocted plan Of T

per citizen of Kentucky, and concocted plan Of
washing out his Repubicanism by giving him
ducking in the Ohio River. A crowd collected at
the time agreed upon, and proceeded to the resi-
dence of Anderson: but he having smelt the rat,
was wisely absent from home, and thus foiled the
fun of the boys. The next morning. in order to
stay further proceedings, he sent them an apollo
gy for his vote, stating that he had formerly lived
as tenant on farm of Abe Lincoln's in Illinois,
and that he was so good to him and attentive
when sick. visiting him in person and ministering
to his necessities. that he couldn't help voting
for him This. it seems. Modified the feelings Of
the mob. and he was left at liberty to walk the
streets Of the town unmolested. and vote for Lin
coin whenever he pleased. SO much for having
an apology for ones vote.
The appointment of Col. Holt to the Secretary
ship Of War. gives great satisfaction to all parties
in his native State. He is man of energy and
ability, and will do the country valuable service
in this time of pressing need. The action of
Major Anderson is also warmly commended BY
his fellow Kentuckians. as being the part of
prudent and patriotic officer. He. by the way
has number of relatives in this immediate vi
entity. one of whom was conspicuous year or
two ago in the Oberin rescue case.
But have spun out my letter to an unreason-
able length, and ask your readers pardon.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-02-08

~ Headache is the favorite sign by
which Nature makes known any deviation
whatever from the natural state of the brain,
and viewed in this light it may be looked on
as safeguard intended to give notice Of
disease which might otherwise escape atten-
ton, till too late to be remedied and its Ill
dications should never be neglected. Head
aches may be classified under two names,viz:
Symptomatic and Idiopathic. Symptomatic
headache is exceedingly common and is the
precursor of great variety of diseases, a.
mong which are Apoplexy, Govt, Rheuma-
tism, and all febrile diseases. In its nervous
form it is sympathetic of disease of the stOm-
ach, constituting SICK headache, of hepa,ic
disease constituting bilious headache, of
worms, constipation and other disorders of
the bowels, as we'll as renal and uterine attec-
tons. Diseases of the heart are very fire.
quently attended with headaches; Anamia
and plethora are also affections which fire.
quen:ly occasion headache. Idiopalhic head
ache is also very common, being usually dis
tnguished by the name of nervous headache
sometimes coming on suddenly in a state of
apparently sound health and prostrating a,
once the mental and physical energies, and
in other instances it comes on slowly, herald
ed by depression of spirits, or acerbity of
temper In most instances the pain is in the
front of the head, over one or both eyes, and
sometimes provoking vomiting under thi.
class may also be named Neuralgia.
/ For the treatment of either class of head
ache the Cephalc Pills have been found ;
sure and safe remedy. relieving the most a
cute pains in few minutes, and by its sub
tie power eradcating the diseases of which
Headache is the unerring index.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

THE INAUGURATION OF LANGUAGES
There is growing tendency in this age to
appropriate the most expressive words of O.
Their languages, and after while to incorpo-
rate them into our own; thus the word Ce-
phalic, which is from the Greek, sisnify:ng
'.for the head" is now becoming poPularized
in connection with Mr.. Spalding's Grea,
Headache remedy. but it will soon be used
in more general way, and the word Cepha
lie will become as common as Eleotrotype
and many others whose distinction as foreign
words has been worn away by common usage
until they seem 'native and to the manor
born"
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'ardly Realized.

Hi 'ad n 'orrible eadache this hafternoon,
hand hi stepped hinto the hapothecaries hand
says hi to the man, Gan you hease me OF an
'eadache 81 "Does it hache ard ~ says e.
"IIexceedingly," says hi, hand hupon that e
gave me Cephalic Pill, hand pom me 'onor
it cured me SO quick that hi 'ardly realized
'ad han 'eadache
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-02-08
TEETH! TEETH! TEETH !
TILCANIZED RUBBER
AS A BASE FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
DIR. II. II. NEWTON

DIR. H. II. NEWTON
OF st. Johnsbury, Vt. announces that he is now
inserting Artificial Teeth upon the Vulcanized
Rubber
For about Half the Price of Gold,
and is far superior to Silver or Cheoplasty By
some it is even considered superior to Gold plate.
We claim for it,-Firstly, its extreme iightness,
combined with sufficient strength and elasticity
to resist the force of mastication without break
ing or changing the form of the plate IN the least.
Also, being but little more than half the weight
of Gold. Silver or Platina and not half the weight
of Cheoplasty. Secondly, it is susceptible Of the
most perfect adaptation to the mouth in all cases
and for restoring the parts to their natural form
there is nothing that excels it. Thirdly, it is the
most Clearly Of any plate used, being
Entirely free from any bad taste or smell,
the being no place left for the lOcgment of food,
as in metal plates, thereby becoming Sour and Of
fensive. this being entirely free from all of those
objections.
This kind of work has now been tested by some
of our most eminent Dentists in the cities for
the last three years, and is pronounced BY
them as being equal. if not superior, to all other
kinds of work. and being so much cheaper as to
come within the reach of all.
Those wishing for artificial Teeth will do we'll
| to give me a call and examine specimens of work
upon the Vulcanite Base; also upon Gold and
Silrer plates.
CHARGES FOR DENTAL OPERATIONS.
Full set of Teeth on Gold from, $500 to 100 90
Full upper set 1000 to 5000
Full set on Silver from 1000 to 5000
Full upper set" 1000 to $500
Full set on Vulcanized Rubber, 5000
Full upper $500
Temporary set upper 1000
FILLING TEETH.
Filling with Gold or Tin LOO to 500
Cleansing the teeth 100 to 800
Extracting Is cts.
All operations warranted.
St. Johnsbury, Dec II, 1850. 20h
~ ID ~ AZ WV G IN
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BEIDGEr-Missus wants you to send her
a box of Cephalic Glue, no. bottle of Pre-
pared Pi.ls,-but I'm thinking that's not just
it naither; but perhaps yell be afther know.
ing what it is. Ye see she's nigh dead and
gone with the Sick Headache, and wants
some more of that same as relaived her be-
fore.
DruggiA-You must mean Spalding':
Cephalic Pills.
Bridya.-Och. sure now and you've sait
it. here's the quarther and give me thu
Pills and don't be all day about it aither.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-02-08

The Great Central Active Principle Of the Tuu Anodyne
true development OF the Original Natural Opate In
all wherever opium has been used and its baefa Ell
feCtS witnessed remark OF ours can adequately COM
pare the difference and decision equal to trial The
AnOdyng contains not particle of opium, and the most
delicate constitution 1t with safety and the per
fecty natural state keeps and leaves the patient should
recommend it to physicians who have long sought the
true Development ard to patients who want natural
suits
The basis of the Universal Cough Remedy is that free
dom from all compliments which by the greaterrOr in
pounding produce complete nerts lnStea do rea cil
We place no restraint its every hour Ill the day and
ask all patients to make II the natural enemy to all coughs
throat lung complaints by perfect freedom Of appca
ton For nilammLtOry throat ii Is perfect remedy
and for Wh"oping Cough checks all the spasms and allows
the cough 10 have its run In quiet way.
With the spirit that court all and read
mess to Ill Inquiries. in return ask all to
be cautious to purchase only of those they can rely upon
prices within the reach fall
AGENTS,
J ". HUNNEWELL1 CO., 7&S Commercial Wharf
Boston.
GEO HUNNEW ELL. l45 " alter Street. New York
Under the special supervision OF JOHN l.. HUME
WELL, Chemist and PharmaCeutst, Boston, Mass
whose signature the corES Of the genuine only and
10 whom address all communications.
Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere.
J. &. Bingham. iOyt Green st. Joh'sbury Vail Brai-
nerd 4 Co.. Danvle; S. s. Gould West Concord q. II 4
J. NJ. Weeks. Lyndon; II. A. Qumby Lyndon Center; II
Stanton, No. Danyile Putnam Sprague, Cabot; Hum
phrey Smith, East Burke French Son, Lunenburg
agents. l2Ul-52
FRED z. SMITH, Montpelier Wholesale Agent.
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WESTERN WHEAT.

The subscribers have just received a choice lot
of
WHITE WESTERN WHEAT,
which they offer for sale. Persons who wish to
know what their -four is made of would do well to
examine our stock of wheat before purchasing
elsewhere. JACOB IDE K son.
Passumpsic. Jan 9, 1860. 24tf
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The Only Positively
FIRE PROOF FES

MARYLAND PATE\T.
CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL IN COMPARISON
WITH OTHER SAILS.
GRAFTON, December Sd, 1858.
Messrs Sherwn Burgess, Agents for Maralds Patent
Fire Proof Safe:
GENILExEN:-Ihave examined the NJ arland PatentSa;
In your store and far am able Judge OF It's Fire
froofqualltlSS lbeleVS the principles upon hCh
built the most reliable In resisting heat Fire
Safe that has under observations par ticular
ly recommend IL 10 the attention oi Probate Districts
that now supplying themselves for the
oither records. BENZ W DEAN,
Secretary OF State.
BRArTIEBORo December 3D. 1855
This may certify that We have examined the MarIand
Patent Fire ProoiSale exhibited by Mr. Anson Hardy
and that in our opinion Maands Safe would be desra-
ble one to purchase for the Use OF probate
X. TYLER, ,r,.,u.,.
STODDARD. 'e"ses"ir iopate
MIDDLEBURY. April 9th 1859
The Legislature OF Nermont lis last session
law making II the duty OF the county Judges procure
Fire Proof Safes, in which 10 deposit Probate Records
discharge OF that duty have leit
ing number oi safes. We have 10 the conclusion
that the MARYLAND Safe manufactured 10y NJ b. Bigcluw
Anson Hardy, Boston Mass i superior other
have cAalniicd Tor III IRE proof qualities. w have bought
sale OF that description! Tor the New iiaI probate
trlCt. aDi ar" WEI, satisfied with Ike workula ppa
/ rent strength, >ni durability.
W " c. RIGHT. Asst Judges
II. q. SMITH. J Addison Co...ty ri
and Projectors 32 School street OPPOSITE City Hail. Bus
ton.
| 55tf SCOTT L BROOKS " Agents Montpel
J.. .Dt NCkLEE- Agent. Burlington.
~ RusSes Flexible Handle and Anles' Sell Linking
| Hand stamps.
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c. EBONYTYPES ~
DOWNER'S KEROSENE OIL

The subscriber has just received two barrels of
Downer's Kerosene Oil. and has made such ar
rangements that he will hereafter be able to sup
ply the genuine article to all who call
This Oil is far superior to any other make
Price one dollar per gallon. E. JEWETT.
St Johnsbury, Dec q, 1857.
N:B. Orders from a distance promptly at
ended to-
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9e9al advertisements.
q Z A re OF We X NJ n L
CALEDONIA DISTRICT IS
REV. JAMES JOHNSON'S ESTATE.

REV. JAMES JOHNSON'S ESTATE.
The Probate Court Of the district Of Caledonia TO all
persons interested In the Estate OF Rev James Johnson
late of ST JohSbury in said district deceased teState
John OrSe Administrator cum teStaleIo anIleAo de
bons Upon said state represents to said Court by
his petition writing that said tetate was at the time Uf
his death the OF certain Real Estate to w.t. ii -
OF Pasture and Moving land. and small lot with
dwelling house and outbudingS thereon, in st JOhlsry
aforesaid that in order to execute the will OF said eState
and the legacieS and charges OF administration sale
Ut said real estate Is necessary and said has
made application to said Court to grant him license and
authority sell the whole OF said real estate for the pr
poses aforesaid agreeaby to the provisions Of the Statute
in that behalf
SAID application will be heard and decided by said Court
the Probate Office in St JohnSbury aforesaid the
10th day Of Feb next You therefore hereby notified
appear before said Court at the time and place aore
said and object if You cause to the granting of said
license.
Dated at st JonSbury aforesaid this 18th day of Janu
2.-2y ASA L. FRENCH, Judge Of Probate.
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4 TWOOD'S QUININE TONIC
BI TT Ri s!
The Best aromatic Tonic erer offered to the
Public. Recommended by the Faculty
for its superior Medicinal Qualities.

This elegant compound whchhas secured the confidence
and endorsement OfmNSt ne leading phi yscans OF New
England Is palaable All. nc enf FDrm of Qunine.
tanning all the peculiar virtues Peruvian Bark CAREFUL
ly combined with various TONES and Stomachies and
not fail TO meet the wants Of the debli;ated.
1t Is mild Tonic to the stomach increasing the appc
tite. assisting digestion preenenty good in dyspepsia
Strengthening and nvigorating to the digestive and ner
systems after pr"Stratllg diseases and in fever and
ague. or kindred complaints. Its aid Is invaluable
For diarrhua dyentery and cholera mOrhuS the public
assured there Is can be any better general
remedy.
othe very best physicians in Boston has said THAT
il is the best of Bters offered to the
public
Putup in half pint well quart bottles in order that
all may convince themselves of It's superior merits.
For further particulars reference is made to the printed
circulars. FOR SALEBY
CHAS. II. ATWOOD,
~ CENTRAL ST.. BOSTON
And b! Druggists everywhere.
Boston, Sept. !, 1850. 6-57
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NEW SASH, BLIND f. DOOR
MA\UEACTOR

The subscriber has just opened new shop in
Old Steam MiH Building. near the Depot. where
he keeps on hand and is prepared to manufacture
to order. Sash. Blinds. Doors and Mouldinys of
all sizes and STYLES. Also, Window Frames
Door Frames, Frontices, Stairs, &C.
Persons wishing for anything in his line, are
invited to call. as no pains will be spared to sat
Isfy customers as to quality and price OF work
NJ. A. ORMSBEE.
st. Johnsbury, Nov. I. 1860. l5-4l
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IRON FOUNDER AND MACHINIST

UNION IRON WORKS, ST. JOHNSBURY, VT,
Solicits orders for all kinds of Castings, and Mil
Work generally Heavy Box Stoves for Shops
Starch Mills. School Houses and Stores. Thresh-
ing Machine Castings, Cast Iron Water Wheels
adapted to run under back water. Wood Planning
Machines, of various kinds; also, Side Hill RICH,
Hand and Seed Plows 99tf
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n BONYTYPES a

A SAFE AND SPEEDY ktMEDY
n FOR COUGHS, GROUP. ASTHMA WHO'D
PING COUGH, SORE THROAT, and ALL DISEASES
OF THETHROAT and LUNGS.
The unprecedented success and popularity which TINS
remedy has attained short year. would seem 10 De
sufficient guaranty Gifts merit Ii any one uoups H. et
such give ii one trial.
READ TIE FOLLOWING
From Hon. Levi Underwood, Lieut.. Gov ofNt.
MEsSRS. +. b. MAGOONG Col have used Your EEK
MAGIC COMPOUND for colds and sore throat and II
proved efficient remedy 1t is valuable accession 10
''' am yours iHs ''''' LEVI UNDERWOOD.
Burlington, Oct. 5, 1860
From Hon. Joseph Poland State Senator of Vermont.
have used WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND In my family ana
have never found any remedy eecua in curing coughs
A''' '''' anu ''e' "Se"'e JOSEPH 81: POLAND
Montpelier, Oct. l. lS60.
From Hon Timothy p. Redtield.
By using Your WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND short time,
entirely cured OF of the severest and most on
ate colds upon my lungs that ever experienced Know
OF no remedy equal to it for coughs and lung G9mpant'
generally. TIMOTHY +. REDFlEID.
Montpelier, Oct Is, 1860.
MEssRs +. b. MACON Co:-About five weeks ago
took cold which settled upon my lungs producing
became very difficult After making strenuous efforts t,
throw ii of, with benefit, procured bottle Of YOU
Magic Compound. which used three days according Il
directions. Its effect upon truly like magic
produced free eApecoration. and i'll this time was
pletely relieved from my cough, and could breathe per
ecty natural Therefore can recolnmendit 10 my Tel
have ever used. Yours truly, EZRA lDE.
ST. Johlsbury, VT, Dec. H. 1859.
GROUP.
short time since my child attacked most severe
with the Group. We thought she could live live
single dose OF LEXIS MAGIC CoMpOuND ea>ei he
at and she has had attack OF il since. think
family ought TO be without it. NJ. F. VAKNEY.
Principal Missisquo Valley Academy.
orr Tr0y
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READ READ!

Having Just received large and select lot of
AMBROTIPE GOODS. such as Cases. Frames.
Trays and Trimmings of the latest styles at low
er price than formerly in consequence of the pres
sing times for money, would say to my friends
and
THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
That will make a large discount from my former
prices when put in cases at IS cents more from
this time on till the first of March.
would also call attention to the new pictures
which am introdu cling, which is the
FINISHED PHOTOGRAPH
They are finished in colors or in India Ink, max
ing the most life like pictures known to art.
For tneness, roundness. depth Of light and
shade. and richness of tone and finish they are
uncqualled
Daguerrotypes of deceased persons can be
copied and enlarged to any size, and finished by
this process true to life. When put in frames
they ornament the paror and serve as a lasting
mrmento of departed friends.
No one is more successful in getting lkenesses
of children than myself
All work warranted equal to any in the state.
g Remember my Saloon, opposite the
Caledoniam Office. A. GEORGE.
st. Johnsbury. Jan. q. 26tf