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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-02-08
EBONY PESO
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DR.. Sweets Infallible Linimep
The Great External Remedy


FOR RHEUMATISM GOVT. NEURALGIA, lUMBAao
STIFF Mex AND JOINTS; SPRA AZ. ~ hkI iSEs
ANDALL RHEU MATiC AND NER-
NOIS DISORDERS.
For all OF Whit IL l, speedy and certain remedy al
OF DIR. Stephen Sweet OF Connecticut. and famo, hI.
than twenty years with the most astonishing
cases
tion before the public, OF which any one Willie convince
by a single trial
This Imminent willcure rapidly and Radically Rhe1-
tic Disorders every kind, and in thousands o., -,
where il has been used ii has ia no case been kLUN
have failed
case how ever dis tresSng.
Ii Will relieve the worst of Hcadac in three II
utes and il warrantedio don't
Toothache also II will cure INSTANTLY
For Nervous Debility ami General LassituGe a-t,..
from Imnience or eAcesi this Linilnent i mc-fs,.
and urfailg remedy Acting directly upon The I,r.
TISSUES. ii stren ens ami reTvities the system aL e.
stores il t. elasticity and vi-Or
For Pilcs-As external remedy We claim that -
bcsiknown. and Ne challenge the world 10 pr"t.s =,
equal Every victim of This distressing complaint >r,
give thorough trial iUr il III not fail I" arId -
ate relief and ia the majority OF cases Wiileieota rac
cure.
uuiSy and Sore Throat sometimes extren..iy n
li-Iart and dangerous, but timely application
inrnt u i'll never tail 10
Srail> are sometimes very Obstinate and enlar-t,-,
he joints i liable neglected. The very =
be conquered by this Linineni in two lar,
Bruises. Cuts wounds, Sores. Ulcers, Burns and Sca,
Weld readily 10 the wonderfully healing proerri.. - H.
Sweets lniailibe Linict hen Used according
tos. Also ChlblailS, Frosted Feet Insect Bites Il.
SInyS-
Every horse should have this remedy hand
il timely al the first appearance olameneSs viii -
feCtnalN prevent those formidable diseases which
liable and hiCh render may valuable horscs
nearly worthless
over four hundres voluntary testimonials 10 the vvo,-
deriG curative properties of this Limenf have been
ceived, and many OF them persons in the Lishes.
ranks i'll life.
Caution.
Toavoid imposition observe The 81 Snature and ienes
Dr. Stephen Sweet label and also '-Srlher
Sweet luiaIbl. Sinment blown in the yaS. Of ear
bottle without which genuine
RICHARDSON L co.
Sole ProlIietors, Norwich Ct
For sale in ST Johi>hury py lloyt Green. Fan
hanks Co., J. {. Bingham, and all other Ied,iIe ,
errS. 7s2g
nONT FAIL TO BUY SOME OF
~ these extra Y. Tyson and Oolong Teas.
which are selling very cheap. Also great bay
gains in Coffee and Sugars. at
+. +. x l.. p. BROWNS.
Nov. l, 1850.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-02-08
Constipation or Costiveness.

No one of the "many ills flesh is heir to-
is SO prevalent, SO little understood. and SO
much neglected as costivenesS. Often origi-
mating in carelessness. or sedentary habits
it is regarded as a slight disorder of too little
consequence to excite anxiety, while in reali-
~ it is the precursor and companion of many
of the most fatal and dangerous diseases, and
unless early eradicated it will bring the suf-
ferer to an untimely grave. Among the
lighter evils of which costiveness is the usu-
al attendant are Headache, Collie, Rheuma-
tisul, Foul Breath, Piles and others of like
nature. while I. long train of frighttul disea-
ses such as Malignant Feyers, Abcesses, by
sentery. Diarh~a, dyspepsia. Apoplexy, Ep-
ilepsy. Paralysis, Hie,eria, Hypochondriasis,
Melancholy, and Insanity, first indicate their
presence in the system by these alarming
symptoms.
Not unfrequently the diseases named orig
mate in Constipation, but take on an indie
pendent existence, unless the cause is eradi-
Gated in an early stage. From all these con-
siderations it follows that the disorder should
receive immediate attention whenever it &C.
ours, and no person should neglect to get a
box Of Cephalic Pills on the first appearance
of the complaint, as their timely use will ex-
pei the insiduous approaches of disease and
destroy this dangerous foe ~ human life.
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NJ O 7 l c F. All persons hav-
~ ing unsettled accounts with Peck 4 Woods
will please call and settle, either by note or 9TH
erwise. as we wish to settle with every man once
year. 20 PECK WOODS.
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well with the hand that less irritation j l
iuced i'll the parts to which il i applied some
frCii" Will not Lee Necessary hut cloths saturated
the lininent. aid laid upon the part affected
Scald> and BGrlt-N hen applied Immediately >-.-
Is always prevented. IL Removes the fire speedily ~
the wound i healed Cloths should be kept wet w.rh-.
Liriuielt and laid on the burn
Thi- l-llii-ii Ma -iS intended ali eAtcr.l r.r.
dy. but has been found upon trial the best medicine
Tor recent COILS. sore throat i'll >r,,na, h A.
doses for all adult, ten drops 10 tablespoonful -,
times day
Read the following statement of this ,ned;ri,.
al hciuc. where II is well known:
We. the undersigned. after a Thorough tr.al =
DR. keach's American Linment. do hereby Ger
tify our belief in It's superior excellence and con
tidently recommend il TO the public as all article
on which they can depend:
6. ? Turner. H. +. Sawyer. B. F. Rollins, II
Hutchinson. c H. Walter. J. Il. Farr. W. "
Mack. l. Hutchinson. |. A. Curtis : r. Bad
win. e. W Gates. Geo Bennett L. c Wood
bury. VIM 4 Chaplin. :. A. Wright j r. Gram.
J. Durham. L. J. Thompson. J. Cheney. u. )
ElhinS. O. NJ Badger. II A. Alden. ST Joi.nst.-
~: J. Harrington. NJ A. Harvey. Barton.
PRICE p AND 30 CTS. PER BOTTLE.
Prepared only by
c. K. IL +. \ & H,
st. JoHNSBURY. VT.
J. Sold by Druggists and Merchants eneral
ly, through the country. s>n
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4 MEXICAN STOCK JOURNAL

The third volume commences January l. 1861
Devoted especially to matters relating to domestic
animals. The largest and cheapest paper Of the
kind published in the world Published monthly
at No % Park Row, New York. Price-Sl, 90
per year in advance Specimen copies gratis.
D. c. L1NSLEY, Editor and Proprietor.
% OTIS +. r. WAITE. Associate Editor.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-02-08
MRS. WILSON'S
UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing is put up in large bottles,
and retais for 81 per bottle and for dressing the
hair of any person, young DID, there is not Its equal IN
the world 1t will make the hair everything you wish 1t
to be- and moreover it has perfume that is Infinitely
superior to any Of the fashionable extracts either foreign
or American which alone should entite it to place on
every lady's toilet table.
Use the Regeneration before retiring at night, and
in the morning apply little OF the Dressing ana yeur
Use nothing on your hair but these Preparations and
use these according to directions and we warrant you
a good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry p. VII.
son Co., Manchester, N. H.to whom oil Letters shoua
be addressed.
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nR. kEACH'S AMERICAN
LIN NJ ENT.

For sprainS, bruises. flesh Wounds
scaids and burns, PARALYSIS 81 hum.
ness in the limbs. pains and >.-.--
sne>> III the bone> and Muscles. l.ai.. :
Fand stiffness uf the joints. sN.l.ii---
Iand iumor>, sore throat. r-,-I.'
so"l'Is, rheumatism. neuraicIa.t,-.il-
sacne. White >wellinCs. Chiliiaiil-
pain III the chest. side and lack -
Also, ior h"r,e> troubled with Ia
>rrairs. sweliinrs, &c, and OH,
diseases.
This Iinlment should be lit,rd
applied To the parts affected thr-- ,
TOUR times a day. and even more
frequently in SEVERE ca>,>. al. ~.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-02-08
PARTICULAR CAUTION.

Re- In these DAYS Of medical imposition when ne.
Ia lie ply >i,ialS without kIuNl ledge q
whatever. Iifll"t tr too arill t HON
PLY hrvre Al least making il iry and
relation 1" those no make Inv greatest plrt-t~ A.
Ntril>Ii.C piiy.i,iall>. in lt
tiers; AMI As the ~>iaers are iul III their le, IT, 49,
vcrti>elncnts. without making inquiry At
VIII sc imposed upon. Dr- N. NIL 81
free by enclosing one stamp above i pamphlet AZ -
Of Women. and Private and CiiT.-ir, llaa ,-
generally also Circulars giving full information, W.t lie
most Unidentified references ami Testimonials 80 .
which. lao adveti>l- PLY >ician medicine ed; til> r.;
Is deserving at any confidence whatever
Rs DIR Matti>n> the only educated III >iClaI IL p
whence. II il"t in New England " leo yrf>~. ia-
SpeCllilIN o Private Disc and he FURNISHES it- '
best references aud Testimonial =. both III hu1't a
his skill. Il There ARE amy ohers. LET THEN 20 lih
SANE .c-lsY
Orders ly mail promptly attended W.T. S"i-
address plainly and direct I" pr H. Matt 2t-'l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-02-08
IT G.. R. Il I. A.
" HUNNEWELLS
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY!
For all Throat and Lung Complaints from Common
Coughs to Actual Consumption!
HUNNEWELL'S JUSTLY CELEBRATED
TULU AN @ DYN E
The natural and sure remedy for al
NERVOUS COMPLAINTS

From Neuralgia through all where Opium was ever
used to that Derium Tremens, and the common Chief
cause Of disease
LOSS or SLEEP.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-02-08
~ EBONYTYPES II

4 MOTHER NEW LOT OF THOSE
N Splendid Kerosene Lamps from SO cts. to
SO, Just received. Also Downer's hest OIL at
+. +. & l.. p. BROWNS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-02-08

The Woodman Stove. Sofas.
Golden Fleece. Bureaus,
Great Republic, BedSteads.
Farmer. Hard 4 soft wood ia
State Capital, bles.
and Empire, Mahogany card tables,
GipSev Queen. Parlor Black want g
Cook. also a large Center tables,
assortment Of par Tcpoys 4 toilet tables.
lor and box stoves Common wood, cane
of tn lat st pat rms. seat and stuffed
Tin 4 sheet iron work mahogany chairs,
done to order at Office "
short notice. Looking glasses, etc.
All of the above goods will be sold at the low
est prices for cash. a. f. BLISS.
W. Concord, Nov. 20, 1860. II 30
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DIR. Mattison's REMEDIAL Institute
For NPECLfL DISEASES,

No. 2S Union Street. Providence, r. l.
81 This speciality embraces all diseases II Priya,.
natuIe both of Men aid omen. 10y regularly educated
physician q" twenty wears practice. giving his wh Al
felitlun L. them F.- Consultations. ty Letter
otherwise strictly confidential and Medicine,
Lee sent Nv cNr, from observation all parts
the country. AlS, accommodates patients from -
broad. wi>hin. inr secure and quiet REIkEAr and :
. care, until restored TO health.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-02-08

BY the use of these Pills the periodic attacks
OF Nervous or Sick Headache may be prevented ;
and if taken at the commencement of an attack
immediate relief from pain and sickness will be
obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
Headache to which females are SO subject
They at gently upon the bowels,-removing
COSttrencSS.
For Literary men, Students Delicate Females.
and all persons of sedentary habits. they are val
liable as I.aratire, improving the appetite. Civ
ing tone and riyor to the digestive organs, and
restoring the natural elasticity and strength OF
the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result OF long
investigation and carefully conducted experiments
having been In u:e many years during which
time they have prevented and relieved vast a.
mount OF pain and suffering from Headache. whe-
ther originating in the nervous sytem or from a
deranged state of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their compost
ton and may be taken at all times with perfect
safety without making any change of diet and
tile absence Of any disagreeabie taste renders it
easy to administer them to children.
BEWARE OF COUNrERFEITS.
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry c.
Spalding on each box.
Sold by Druggists and all other dealers in Med
icincs.
A box will be sent by mail prepaid on recent
of the
PRICE 20 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY G. sPALD1NG,
l6-ly 40 Cedar Street, New.York,
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CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY
DRY GOODS
AT COST.

The subscriber being DESTROYS Of reducing stock
to make room for Spring Goods. wU sell at cost
for thirty doys from February l. 1861. Having
a desirable stock of Dress Goods on hand. togeth
err with large lot of Cottons. and other
ID mes tic q DIS,
lust purchased. it will be for the interest of the
public to call and examine this stock while it is
going.
Unreasonable Goods for LESS THAN COST such
as light Summer Goods.
SILKS.
A good assortment of Plain Black and Figured
Silks at cost.
NCI Sill KS
without regard to cost. They must be sold
Come and see for yourselves, and you will find it
is no humbug
S. DICKEY.
ST. Johnsbury, Jan. %. 1861. 27-29
r r T, s 8
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-02-08

c. BINGHAM agent for st. Johhsbury and vicinity.
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FOR EIIEC MATISM, GOVT. NEIRALGlA, LUMBAa,
STIFF NECk AND JOINTS, SPRAlNS. BIZ isis
CUTS AND WOUNDS. PILES, HEADACHE
AND ALL RHEI MATIC AND MR.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-02-08
EARN FOR SALE !

- RusGes Flexible Handle, and Ames Sci
Hand stamps.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19
NO SLAVERY IN NEBRASKA-HER VOTB
..... FOR DELEGATE.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.


OMAHA, Nebraska, Jan. a. 1861.
The act 10 prohibit Slavery in the Territory has be-
come law. As was anticipated Gov. Black vetoed
the bill on s passage but late Saturday last il was
passed over bis veto by an almost unanimous vote,
every Republican and nearly every Democrat voting
for the passage of the bil The Anr-Siavery feeling
is 70 strong in the Territory that Democrats dare
not stand up in opposition to it. There is no provision
in the act in relation to slaves now in the Ter
ritOy, and it is not impossible that another Dred
Scott case may arise through some slave suing
for bis freedom. Should such be the case we trust
that by the time it reaches the Supreme Court of the
United States that Court will be 80 far remodeled
to render a decision In accordance with the dc
tates Of common justice and humanity than the dcta
now on record in thai Court.
The testimony the part Of Mr.. Daily in the contest
between bim and Mr.. Morton closed last week.
After exposing the fraud in Eau qu Court County,
where 10 votes given for Mr.. Morton shown 10
be wholly fraudulent the testimony has developed the
facts that in the southern portion Of the Territory, all
the male inhabitants Of lawful age on the halfbreed
reservation and many Of the half breeds themselves,
were allowed TO vote for Mr Morton, and the whole
vote was counted by Democratic Territorial Board
of Canyassers. TIE election in Kearney County,
where fraudulent poll Of 292 Democratic votes and
not one Republican wac allowed Last year and thrown
out by Congress, waf shown to be illegal this year.
As Mr.. Morton received the certificate Of election by
only IA majority enough fraudulent and illegal votes
bave been proven already 10 give the seat to Mr. Daily
by at least 800 majority. H.G.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19

cor. NEWELL OF NEW-JERSEY

To ne Edis1 Of The N T. T'i6xss.
Sin: VIII you allow me through your journal to pre-
sent the name of ex-Gov. WILLIAM A NEWELL ot
New.Jersey in connection with place In Mr. Lncoins
Cabineti Perhaps no man in the country Is he,'er
adapted to such place than Gov. Newell. DE hAs
filed sent in Congress for four years with grea' s'-
ceptaon TO his constituents and, during his term org
mated and carried through that body the great system
Of lie preserving now in existence on tne oeas. Oh
New.Jersey and Long Island, which has saveo tnou-
chair of his State, with fuy-osiabiished character
for rare executive ability for perseverance, accuracy,
energy ard courage in the discharge Of its duties.
e i known as msn Of sound, pfacical sense, OF mgn
moral Character of fearless determination, OF oonsery-
alive vet sound politics. standing originally upon inc
doctrine of the non.exteneion Of Slavery. but lew
men are possessed of larger share sphysicai aoiiIs
and ndusr ry to labor at the head Of department.
good social qualities kind and conciliatory
mo one could be more acceptable TO those win wnoa
be would be brought in business contact he mas AZ
the requisites for sound safe and reliable adviser -
Il worthy of consideration that should De pe seieo
Il yonld be the first instance Of which nave any
knowledge when gentleman outside OF the ieeA P'~
fession was made a member Of Cabinet, ,,vu.y
Nsr-loIk Jan. !, 1851. An VI"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19
ANTI-SLAYERY CONVENTION
MoBoCRATIC DEMONSTRATIoNs-FREE
SPEECH TRIUMPHANT
Correspondence Of The n. y. Tribune.
RocuysrIR Monday jan IA, 1861.

Core spondenee OF The n. y. Tribune
ROCHESTER, Monday, Jan. IA, 1861.
The Anti-Shyery Convention has been in session In
this city for three days past II adjourned save de last
evening. For several days previous, and during its
sessions hs Convention has been the occasion OF much
excitement throughout the city. On Friday morning,
n fng suspended across Buffalo street announcing the
meeting, and bearing the motto, :" No comProm'se
pik siapehoIdeTs," was ordered down by the Common
Council ON account Of the excited feeling it occaioned
among the citizens. The Convention assembled
in Corinthian Hall, in the afternoon, without
disturbance. An audience Of several hundred
persons was in attendance, and addresses were de-
hyeIed by Susan B. Anthony, who Rresided, 6y TIE
Rev. Samuel j. May, and A. NJ. Powell Resolutions
of an ultra tone were introduced. Meanwhile meet
ing Of the Common Council in session, with pro
tracted discussion upon the question 10 what should
be done in the evening, as rurnors OF mob violence
were rife II was finally decided that the Convention
should he protected and free speech maintained A
large audience assembled the evening, made up of
several ht ndred intelligent people, friendly 10 tue 90
ects of tie meeting aud several hundred more OF mob
ocrats similar in character TO those Of the recent mob
|, IA Bofton-wh " intensely respectable broadcioth
leaders and ugly "roughs" hand in hand, shoulder TO
shoulder. -
Attemrts were made in vain for hearing by Mrs.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton sliss Anthony, and Messrs
NAV and Powell The Sheriff. Mayor, several Alder
men, and Chief of Police, with strong force were IN
attendance but seemed poweTless 70 control the u-
rnly "gentlemen Of PROPER and standing After a
period OF Nd end boi-terous excitement and confusion
he Chief Of Police declared the meeting adjourned till
Friday afternoon, et which announcement the mob
sent up perfect torrent Of triumphant yells
| On Friday afternoon "a large and orderly meeting
wGs held and the Efforts Of the city authorities proved
more effectual han the evening previous. There
was large delegation, Of turbulant spirits
present at that session. but in the evening
ilev y led again In fun force by many hundreds.
Tey were mostly, however, outside Of the ball, the
price Of admission for having been raised TO fifty
cents Desperate efforts were made to force an en-,
nv the polce The discussions within were uninter-
r1pted and listened 10 by a good-sized audience.
The proprietor of the hall, under very threatening
pressure from the mobocrats constrained 10 can
eel his contract for the hall yesterday the Conven-
ton adjourned 10 meet in lions Church (colcred),
where two sessions were held. Large audiences were
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19

IMPORTATION OF FRENCH CLERKS IN Russia
lhe Journal dR Haore says; A number Of clerks be-
longing 10 the great administrations of Paris selected
m among the most capable are daily leaving for ST.
feeersourg, 70 be employed by the Russian Govern
xnent IN Organizing in Tie different minisries and their
Gependencies, sBasm Of keeping accounts similar to
snat Prscnced In Finnce which lis regarded throughou
Earope a. uDequaied for simplicity and accuracy I.
pubic accounts introduced under the arst epnre
during the ministry Of NJ. Molten This minister hav
ing heard OF the extraordinary capacity of a clerk
named Arrivez, 10 the Office Of the receiver of taxes
Aeh Gefs, sent for him 10 Paris, and asked him to
draw up statement of his system He did 40 and hi
system, being approved by the minister and the En-
psror, was immediately adopted Siace then, nuIner-
VII improvements have been made In the Arrive.
but 1t n still the basis Of the system which IL
w In operation from one end OF the empire 10 The
cMsI M. Arriyez remained at the head Of an impor.
Ini department In the ministry Of finance till his death
vh'ch took place sOme years since.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19
poOKs RECEIVED.

The Dutch Dominic Of the Cstsk By the Rev David huf-
doch d D. I2mo rp. All. Derby & Jackson.
R1rsnds Yeomen Prom Life in the Nineteenth Century by
Maize Louisa CbaIleswOrth. l2mo. PIP 800 Robert Car
P1de and His Prisoners By o. L. 1snO PIP Ss5 The
Same. IL.
TIE Romance Of an Irish Gri OF, Lie il Two "oI'"S
Marion Graham BY Meta Lander l2no Pp. 5o6 Crosby
Nichols Lee L Co. ~. ,,,,.. N N
History OF Latin Christianity By Henry Hart Mtman D. u
Vol ". l2mo Pp. SIS Sheldon 20; =. D.. m.
lstter its Normal Coz dfion. BY J. H. Van Evrie ~ D.
f2mo. DID, 33a Van Evris, Horton a. Co - - ,
The Life and Writings OF George Washington posne, D. D.
LID Vols III and w 8vo. D. Appleton Go.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19
NEwy WORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JANUARY l9, 1861

men, Chief Of Police, with an eff lent force. Many
threats were abroad that the building would be de-
mo6ebed &C., but that inalieDable right Of Free
Speech was triumpbantly vindcated and the Conven-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19

F;,r of the State of ESrOEs during the h'daf
xges bv HENRY HALLAM. Among the beautiful edl-
sons Of standard works in English literature when
have recently been issued by Boston publishers THESE
volumes will hold high place both on account OF tner
great ntrnsc merit, and their admirable typograpinca
execution. Grave and cautious by temperament
thorough in research, exact in statement ana master
Of weighy and impressive dctiOn HalIam If one OF
the soundest and most instructive of historical writers
although be never seeks to gain popular effect by
brHsncy of illustration, rhetorical artitice The
rseut work is an indispensable authority on medieval
character and history and although some Of its positions
may be modified by the results of later inquiry, it will
long remain a monument of learning, diligence and
impartality. g vols l2mO. Crosby, Nichols, Lee,
4 Co.