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liz EVENING STAR.

teeIrSe IN SMALL WAY The Cincinnati
iirer informs US that lot NJ quinine, now a
scare article in the South reac he'd Tennessee re-
Gently. concealed In a show wagon. the driver Of
which started for some point In India ma, crossed
the river under the character Of being the advance
couri.r Of show, and So coEtr!ved to travel
through Kentucky until be rrached Congenial eli
matt making, Il Is said, SO 900 by the trip II Is
said that needles sell in the South for five cents
each, and two or three weeks since, an individual
smuggled into Nashville, in bis trunk and about
his person, sufficient number to clear upwards
Of g 900. He has since made similar specula-
ton upon spool cotton, also a scarce article and
like needles, very likely to escape detection.
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III New York Is 50 situated that river must
DC crossed and ferry boat employed 90 visit all
its suburbs. Hence the ferry interest has grown
enormously Not les than forty-fve millions of
passengers are annually carried over the rivers In
sixty five boats, running regularly on eleven diff.
ferent lines. Out Of this vast aggreg ate but sim
gle life was lost during the past year The sole
victim was fireman on one OF the boats runui ne
between Roc sevelt street and WILLIAMSBURG,
who stepped upon tbs cranks OF the eng ne to
clean thep, before the engine had stopped, and
vas crushed to death
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From the Ezaminer, Norfolk, Va.
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which
forms. 49, ~ ''
F|sxs fEs Ezawi.&s Norfolk, Va.
They have boon tested in moro than . thasrruS
osoes' with entire sro2ess.
Fross 3hs Dsf1ocrds. St. Cloud, mfxn
l'you gre, or have been troubled " It'll the hac =
achs; send for box, (Cephalic Pills j SC Tat yo.
may have them In case of ,n-attack.
f'os' fAs Western X. X. Gaxssts, Csiesse, H.
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spaldinr, ana his an
nValled Cephalic Pills.
Ftost tbs SoEtksva Path FT,sdsy, Nst2 CyIszsS La
, Try them You that are afflicted. ardvg ara sure
can be ,d1ed to y SEta3y
other medicine oan produce.
N|cst tie GGss.is, DsesnpsSt, fssya.
hlT. Spdldins would not connect hIz NAME vi IN
Tn article he did not ksow to possess rssi Merit,
From tas Advertiser, Prcsidssea, Ri
The Cephalic Pills are said 20 DO remarkably,
very best for thst very frequent oolasiaint when
mas ever been discovered.
F'cs. tAs 81. Loxss Dsxsssyst,
~ The immense demand for the article (CsshsIis
fiilsj is rapidly increasing.
FfeSs tbs RasasIa Valley Sfsy, Esssyis. VIZ.
We are sure that persons suferinr with the baad
ache' who try them, will stick to them.
From tbs AdrStiSs-, Pyosidsse., r. L.
The testimony In their favor Is strong, from IN.
most respectable quarters. '
From hs Daily Meas, Nstspoyt, x. l..
Cephaio Pills are taking the place of all Kinds.
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Mass,
said TO be very eficacIous for the headachs.
From the Commercial, CiaesamGtf, Ohio,
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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pp,ror,,, READER,
Of its facts Tor yoursef

ABRAM COLE, Of Brooklyn, NJ Y, q well
SnoSn oluzen there had suffered from DyspspsIa
iot Some years, Elthost permanent relief Gtt.' he
TIED Al Ek's FILLS, which taken accoraIng %
ne ciFechons for tins complaint, restored nm TO
ne5 "a IL lew weeks. Af(eT az luterSs of come
mCnths ne mas mad no retnrn Of his comp Amt
GkO. w. CROSS, Of Harmony, Tex.s had a.
eruption on has neck. shcu dora Gs.rg hnr Ieg .
vhloh covered about one third Of h. body m keI
ne paris anected covered With : scab and beu.f
oisSE low sure, was OF cOurss very troubleeoUe
nnd dlstresslng IL much im5Alred ms se,ltS As
20 20 HGh. an. or business and kept him an oorstart
lnSIlng. AL Ei6ddal aid fnlesl hlm unul ne toOS
AYERS COMPOUND EXTRAcT SARSI
rAhllLh. winch cured him. His tkin still shows
solne scars from the ulcerstICn but Il Ia othervlse
pJOHN q. SHOOK, Ess an eminent lawyer of
hlchAuaci Va, took a cold which settled on his
tulss. severe pain set in on the ien side with
"a e91s 4, whlch "a soon followed BY the cumIs-
.akahle symptoms OF consumption. When r~duc4d
k,y low be commenced taxing AYERS CEER-
ny PECLhhAL, which soon stopped tie ecRgh
snd comp letey CURED him.
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MILITARY ROnKS

EH MILITARY BOOKS.
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large and compiets assortment of MIlitar ~ Books
Of all kinds, which they offer from ten to fifty
per cent. below the regular retail prlces,-in-
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Tactics, complete, Sis
Fofhes' Volunteers Manual, vols a.
Aliens Compendium of Hsrdee's Tactics 60
Crosses Military Surgery, 80
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The Hand Book for the L. q Soldjer beinr
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Any OF the Above sent by mail free,
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ialling of my hair, fOr Lad resij 40 ~ psoys-
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sseatIT surprised TO ud, amer the use OF IN 10.
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sAE4S P r g MUM BNK &,bN
mdNUFACTORY,
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Silver III edel awarded by Maryland Instituts n,
Baltimore, November Z, 1863. -
AlEo, MEDAL b. metropolitan heohauics' In tituta
Washington, ID, c., 1857.
an constantly making, and always have on hand.
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Iron Frame.
Ladder DfcsE,
WOOD Box, snd
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PeillsIoI, Carpet. and
Canvas raVelIEc Days.
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Members of Congress and travellers will please
Examine my stock before purchasing slseyhar
Trunks that are made II other cities
Superior Leather and Dress Trunks made to
order.
Trunks covered and repaired at shor, notice
Goods delivered free OF charge to anylcart Of the
city, GEORGETOWN, and hleZagG;I.
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ths reputation Il has already acquired in our
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Besides obtaining Q hrst-casu Medal at the
Frenoh Exhibition of 1888, Nh Fare has been
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troSs Sac Dsf1ocYdss St. Cloud, Mfsu.
I'you gre, or have been rOubed " itb the hso 4
2chS; send for box (Cephaic PIlla ) SC tat Jos
EaJ have them in case of ansattacs
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with Envelopes % match.
Views Of Washington in the form OF q Ross, and
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All the Daily AID w eel " Papers aon.,.rtl, n,
hand Herald, Times, and Tribune received ever
Papers from all parts of the couu.r,
Besde's Dime Novels and Soug Book,
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A large assortment Of manifestations Rags
boots, kollo Books, Abbott's Histories &c.
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SCEWERlN'S PILLS are sure death to Rats
and Nice; NJ: Schwerln has received certificates
from tho President of Gir.rd College Directors of
House of Refuge, PennsJ lvaai. Hospital, and
other Promln ent Institutions of Phi adelDhIa q,
:; J9lL, Washington, ID. c.; and Charity Hospital,
The original certificates can be seen at the
wholesale and Retail Depot I24 North Second
b. CLARK, corner Pa. avenus and ~ sts., and by
81 Druggists and GroceTs -
BEWARE OF SPURIOUS INVITATIONS.
IL Remember to ask for Souvenirs Annihi-
lating Powder
ma Is-6meo " ''''
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f'oa1 ths FsHsrr X. Il. Gexssts, C2fssrs, III.
Tvalled Csphalic Pills.
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CHICKERIN6 4 SONS PIAN,Is FOR SALE
~ on monthly psymerts, o. Discounts for cash.
JOHN r. BILLS.
AsH 2et, kstveGS on ed lplk sSA
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10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING,
LIZ ILL we IhnE AFFLICTED
NPLT fHS kBhEDY
xByoIcx mgxI.,z

FTle1f, Do VOC ruler? Are VOC the visffp an A.,
g taosc Etneross ailments Which arlee fror 10.
Str1tJ O tho blood? Wat ara tAeJ, 90 VCs al :
kSSscI oSEs vEht ere taSy notf Tks blood AZ IT,
SOURCE 81 Ie ind Es1lIh, slc IL N ths aTst eesnsgt
81 Gu Oelns 70 ierkond 70 kIp cag9e which Iseots
tferS. lnE Neuralgia, tie irT1tEt az Eryairela A. ~.
eEGtc cSr3fUi$z the hEonIzinE KhoamatisU, Nst-
rodE DeolitJ, Dyspepsia, Liver CoIaT amt with Its
torsor eno Sejec1on, AID tie nambeIiess III thai
seh 10 ser To- derive their hideoGs origin fro1 tSs
kicoc; DsA kir4,y then and gently Nifh thS hjoe,f
Use sEs vlt2lixnI reSOCroas Of nature Tor in AZ
kno SAFER W. 10 commend 50 yoGr eou6ss-cs ~
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MRS. n. OOI'S
INDIAN FEGETABLE DECOCPIOH

With regard 60 this Almost infa.lhs s,saIfa
yCsaiH fontlment hAs SPOKEN in dsa.dod tsrn,
~ tSe eTloencee OF this Irsst efficacy are sus-
tSltee oy consC&ft trouA-g OF okF1tIye effects IsS
t1e Is ioSt Results rom ia are After a. otheT
reinta!es AID the beat tnodiUal sEill nave faiasi
Let n EAy, In conclusion, that oertifoAtss
cures are Tot sOught nom the Illitersts and
hoIGi, PCT they ere v2lrEteeTed from tbs noSf re-
ao!e sources and justify the highest terms IN
vhiol II Is possible 70 commend 40 Vsla.ble a
specific 20 public approval. We mar nd slTo that
c!s curative properties OF the medicine are 81 IA, -
Ing from cise4s9 With removed cor stitution, 80,
For sale By all respectable Druggists in IN,
atty, $40 y The proprietor, MRS. M, cox.
None genuine uuIess her nSr q 4, hlovn N. An.
botte and her sea- or the CORK - 49,
VPree 81 per bottley tI4 Kettles for a.
6eoTset2vn, =. e., Wholesale a1ept % go -
tic., :nd VII supply the trade ~ ny SrIess
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=, Cephalio Pill accomplish the object for Viii,
fhey were made, VIE: Cure OF headschs in oil
FORMS
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FyoSs 3hs Dssnocrds, ST. CT

/ FIszs fEs Ezawisas Norfolk, Va.
They have boen tested in moro than thosxsut
Gases, with entire sEo9ess.
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II FRENCH 4 RIcHsyEIN
velopes 20 match also, Rlss IWDer ~ All ffnds,
with and without Notices; Envssppes 20 match.
Purses aud Pocket Books OF every Description.
A large assortment Of Stationery,
New York Papers received dslly; Papers ron
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A RMY SUR PILE

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04
From Washington.

There were reports on Monday that host-
tiles had probably been commenced at
Charleston by distributing the arms contain
ed in the l. S. arsenal to the South Carolina
troops, and bombardng Fort Sumter, as the
commissioners teel their dignity nsulted, ard
nave telesraphed home to that effect by the
refusal of the president to degrade Major An
der>on.
The cabinet he'd stormy session Monday
morning. \ special message from the presi-
dent in regard to tie course Of South Carroll
ma was the subject considered. Mr. Buchan-
an says that his torbcarancc has been msur-
dclstood and abused by the people of South
Carolina. Owing 20 the turn of affairs there.
the question is fast becoming military in
stead Of 4 political issue. The seizure Of the
government property has thus changed the
aspect of the case. Mr. Thompson. secretar,
Of the interior. and MIR Thomas, the new Sec
rotary of the treasury, will not leave the cab
met for the causes ass! gned by Mr. Floyd
They may resign their places, ,wev,r, for
different considerations. 1t is currently re-
ported that Gen Scott or Adjutant General
Samuel Cooper Of :he I. $. \. will be as
signed the duties belonging to the war de-
partment. These latter reports produced a
thrilling effect. and occasioned much indisna-
ton among the secc>sionists. At present
Postmaster General Holt discharges the du-
ties of secretary OF war. Gen Scott Was no.
at the presidtn t's or at the war department,
during Monday.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04
Gov FlOyd.--Rascality in High Places

Of this officer, who, We are glad to seehas
at last Withdrawn from the government, the
\. y. Times says:
"Secretary Floyd, beyond all question, de-
serves mpeachment-not only in connection
with these transactions, but for the general
conduct Of his department. We believe it to
De susceptible of prooi-sutiicient to satisfy
the Whole country-that he has used his Of
fee Systematically for purposes of plumber
and personal profit. l, is notorious that he
came to Washington utterly bankrupt and
it is equally notorious in financial circles that
be las deposited with Washington banker
more than SlC0OoO to his private account,
since he has been in Office. 1t is utterly i'm
possible that he should have accumulated
anything like this amount Of money, by an,
thing Ike this amount of money, by any
means consistent with his duty as an officer
Of the government, or with the character of
an honorable ard an honest man. The pow
er of his otfice has been used corrupty. His
favors have been sold to contractors, and
black mail has been exacted as the condition
Of his compliance with the Just acquisitions
Of law. We believe it to be susceptible of
proof that an officer of the army has been
compelled to pay $500 to an intimate, conf
dental agent of the secretary as condition
of getting MIR Floyd's signature to a warrant
fer payment of claim which had been audi
ted ard allowed. 1t is folly to attempt to
screen Mr. Floyd himself from responsibility
for such exactons. Ii the specific case to
which We refer Mr. Floyds personal attention
had been called to the claim repeatedly for
six months-ytt his signature could not be
had. Upon advice the $500 was paid to his
confidante, and the signature was affixed the
next day."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04

FIRE IN DANvlLLE. Last Sunday. between
one and two O'Clock in the afternoon. The
clearinghouse owned aid occupied By Mr.
Addison ". Preston, located about two mir,
EasI of Danyille Green. was entirely con-
sumed by tire. together with the furniture. 30
bushels Of wheat, about so bushels of oats
and other gram. provisions, clothing. &c
Mr Preston and his wife were at church. leay-
ing their aged father and mother at home
the latter being so feeble as to be unable 10
SIT up-and child about eight months old
lie lire broke out near the roof; and when
the elder Mr. Preston discovered it, he imme-
diately went 10 the room of Mrs Preston,an
with great difficulty succeeded in dragging
her out of the house upon bed, with the
child in her arms. The fire, in the meantime,
had made rapid progress, and before any of
the neighbors or assistance from the village
could reach the spot, the building was nearly
destroyed. Not particle of anything Was
saved. The house had been newly erected
within the last two years, was well finished
and completely furnished throughout. The
total loss cannot be less than $500, to saw
nothing of the great Inconvenience of being
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04
\ Hint to our Agriculture! Society.

EDITOR CALIFORNIAN AS the annual r,ee-
ting Of the Caledonia County Agricultural
Society will soon be held. please allow me to
make the following suggestion for their con-
sideration That instead OF cash premiums
as heretofore, agricultural books of greater
IT less cost and value, according to the A.
mount of the premium, be awarded to the
farmers of the county. BY this means much
important information upon the science of
Agriculture might be disseminated among
the rural classes that would otherwise remain
beyond their reach. For myself. | should
consider such work as "Allen's American
Farm Book" or "Johnson's Agricultural
Chemistry much more valuable premium
for the ''best buck" or "best five ewesr than
a Passumrsic or Lyndon bank bill of one
dollar. How is it with others 3?
Jan. l, 1861. LYNDON.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04
Trouble Predicted in New York.
The Springfield Republican of Tuesday

The Springfield Republican of Tuesday
says:
We have information, the correctness of
which we cannot doubt, of conspiracy of
certain political despcradoes in New York to
take advantage of any moment of excitement
that may occur in these agitated times and
attempt to create anarchy and bloodshed in
that city in furtherance of the cause of the
Southern disunionists. Within short time
two thousand stand Of muskets have been
shipped from Savannah to New York and
placed in the hands of these men, by the fire.
eating conspirators, to be used for revolu-
tionary purposes ard III behalf of the South
whenever an opportunity occurs This seems
almost incredible, but distinguished officer
in the army is assured of the fact and has his
eye on the guilty parties, whose movements
will be constantly and closely watched. In
the country the people are true as steel to
the constitution and the Union, but in the
large cities there are always desperate men
who can be enlisted in any mad scheme, and
IN such a time as this eternal vigilance is the
price Of public order and safety, as well as
OF liberty.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04

We give exciting accounts in our paper to-
day of the affairs III our country. We have
endeavored to print all that has come to
hand of importance, to the exclusion of our
general variety.
In South Carolina it will be noticed that
Fort Moultrie has been abandoned by Major
Anderson, who has retired to Fort Sumter,
first spiking the guns and burning their car
riages This is supposed to be good move
ment, as Fort Moultrie, with the small force
under Major Anderson, could have been ia
ken by the South Carolina mob in twenty.
four hours. After Fort Moultrie was evacu-
ated by Anderson, it as taken possession Of
by the insurgents with no fighting. But We
will not attempt to review the news in on,
columns it will all be read with thrilling in
terest and not the least exciting or alarm
ing intelligence is the rascal;ty, treason and
gambling that has been carried On by our
national government, developments of which
are being made every day, and those too of q
most startling nature. Read, ponder, and b,
prepared for the worst.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-01-04
A United North.

We have the most positive assurances from
every free state 0. a determination to unite
in sustaining the government in its efforts to
put down rebellion.
Vermont will act as unit. Her citizens
without distinction Of party will unite in the
sentiment that the Union mast and shall be
preserved.
The following letter from prominent cit
izen Of the State, which we are permitted to
publish, speaks the sentiment of thousands:
"DEAR SIR: Permit me to call your
attention to the subject of urging the calling
of an extra session of the Legislature of this
state, for the purpose of being in readiness
to respond favorably to any call upon her
for assistance in maintaining the honor, per-
petnity, and prosperity Of our confederation.
Disunion, treason, despotism aud anarchy
stalk abroad in our land at noon-day. Should
not the legislature take immediate measures
to furnish men and money to assist our gov
eminent in maintaining the laws Of the land
| hope that reason may yet return to is
throne in the minds of men, that the spiri,
of revolution and treason may give place to
patriotism and the more kindly feelings of
human nature. But should the overt acts
of certain sections of our country be persist
ed in, l trust the patriotism and spirit OF
Allen and Warner will burn as intensely in
the bosoms of the sons of Vermont at the
present day, as in other days which tried
mems souls