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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-23
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lSbErESDCScE- Preston Co Va elb JuIrisse
Oh } e Ara: SIR have teen aFairfsS3 With
p1tnfui ehrOhbr Rkru1lstiEnl Tor lazz time vhieh
baisd the sktil Of physieiaus and sfTSk 10 ne in
spite O All the remedies eu1id find until tried
yocS SarsAparlita One hostile cured me IN two
eeSs and restored my general healih - ulrh that
am iaF better than before attacked Think
it = wonderful medicine FETEN
jules l. SefcIeil- u Sc. LOais, writes: Il have
peeE' afflicted f0ryear With IN fscia Of g;E Lirsy
shieh DESTROYED my health. tTse-i ereFytlinF and
ste5zthLng taIed n re!isFe me: and have been =
orokeE-d aEn for sanle wears frt,n7 n o,beJ
eaEsc than deTus1zaszf ~ 81. Iir.- A. I,Sas-Si
pastor the Rev. Mr. Espy. advised me 10 fry your
S1fSaTaTiita bseNuse he said he knew yl sul znv-
thing Jon made Eas worth trying BT Ire tIessi1-
OF Sod II has eured me- and has - ps1TTei M bJo5j
: to make . new man Of me- 1 feel yoanZ arsin
Ihs hsSt that can Be Baid u you L not half FOOD
SesiTTtEf. C1ResF, TaIoTz EaEdn7ezsIE E-is.rzt5,1
CuteI and E15oliGtioa oT TIE Raaes
EreAt variety Of cases hare heen rrTIrfe,I TO M
Were cures OF these formidable easnrlaiiKs b1y, re
snltei from the Of this remedy Int our .res
mere wiz not admit them. Some N tber1 NJ -
tr1nd IN our American AlmanSe- uIlsel, ~. GsntE
call for them. A'-'-3 - Ati w
DyEEEpfiS' aeaTs Dfseass. Pts. EPHepsy l:SlzaeAs
" HenrulSio.
Aany remarkable cures Of these uA.etir,,, I,,,-.
4een made by the alternative power 81 Ills rtlfeipp
tho vital functions into vicor,lpr action
and thus oTercoues disorders which IuuId ~ V7,T
posed beyond tiG reach Sueh . -Fpl,,5y 80 ioI-
zen required by the necessities Of the raorle and
1Ee confident that this VII do for fhsl Al tbHf
medieine eau do. ~ I'M
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c. L. DERBY, Aetuary c. A,
64s BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.
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Dr. : a : Cssnnis-- II NsS TdC< CRY Sziiuz:
i saz=I essEfGliy eszap It'll The EeneST q year
ss-a; Il -agt1= ] kaTe fund yu=zr Sa-s.Fssiiia
a'=7 eeti.=sI aiterLtive = lle rzEszo=scofaNizis
II EszEzie HlEszEI ct the SCTusEtsE-s didtkeEzE-
have cCr=d zzay itIEefeENgs cz-s gf Lsr--=n1.a ~
IL All -o-s sEleEe Ike cczsTts5 49, c=ea n l-
oszEtioa II tie atG-aE- The gsceEa7Fqn igsslf uss
sc-a eurei Nothing EfIhin Eay EnsovEs5E Ss3zzIs
I 1t flr tiEt<e fs-asle dsraa=szse1ss-
lizard :. Ma=rgET- q SsEsz-y. Ats- vrrFsss= a
t-zz-sFts 9TsTlas frEzsT Of Ike fe-szieS IA
uy ssal4ly, Shiah had a=dst Al tie nrssdLss sc
eJl5 employ has - g-Egfh is-r c1serfaIrsy cured
bg !p5r s-1Trzzt q SsT-a-zrIlf7- srz- Ehysirian
thc1zhI hing but sxiiEFatioE csuh aEdi reijsE
bat lie lyi-i tie trial q y0ar SarsT-iIa - II
l4st Tes1Tt tes5re cutting aEsd II proved eEa-zzal
After tsEiisE yf1T remedy eight Ueeks 10 syzapsOni
I of the dise4se -rfzlAfus.7
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ZOE PURWYTEG TEE RIoOD.


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that kz5 ysc 10 te Ike 4 Is zE-st q lie as
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AIFEKD RIAILET.

s. 4EEazy'S F5-E- RnsE or Ersrpsi-s zs-tly eni
Sax EaSala, Said HaaI, EEIgzUgzs, Ss-t Ey5.
DFszE
L. Esbes< Il PEslsO urrsfeF froz SaJen y L Islh
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z=bzloa Ssazz - ProsPe-s- Texzs 1zstes- A+ZE-te
bgt1ies q yo8r pzrilsK Czrst zze fFr Gssrr
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: fsEsd frola Ossr tv0!=Ars-
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CDoLPHO WOLFEs PURE coGNIAc
BRANDY.
IzPo-;s4 had bott;Ad ~ hi=se;s uarrlased Pz.e
and lie l-t 7aaisy. NTH k ce-sIEsztsz g he b.
lie, AID hiS BelI q IEs ok
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-19
I IL T. W 4 X.
Irtrrnnl Machines OF the Rebels.

r.. Freedom gun-boat, Lieut.. Lowery
,,.at4!;as, arrived at Washington from
j "a Creek on Friday morning. She has
IN ,:1:,.n. between that point and the
~. RIB # the Potomac. preventing comma
.la between the secessionists in lower
\ .,..l,. and Virginia.
I.- service is active, arduous and danger
50. On SUNDAY noon >ne was at Acquia
EEK with the Re>oiute, pavnee and Pocila-
us Two large oil tanks were discovered
. ...a. DOWN toward, the fleet with ebb tide
) = within quarter Of i mile. a small boat
~, 81; from the Pawner to reconnoiter
.-~.. The Reso!nte supported the boat
we're discovered 70 be internal machines.
:. truck the rubber Of the Resoute. be-
M .-tached from its buoy and sank. The
p. ltreened over and It's fuse was put out
inning it in water The machine was az
..a.r..> hauled on board the Pawnee. 1t
.c} Under made Of boiler iron, five feet
.a,! ight-en inches in diameter, fli'd with
r., II destructive elements, designed to
ne Potomac squadron to atoms. The
anne weighed about 400 pounds. Con-
* the cylinder with the cask or buoy,
. b wa fail of a coiled slow match. WAS AL
-. Rubber coated flse. The machine looks
=, and deyilish The Freeborn brou ght It
to the navy yard. where it attracted srea,
.".l..oa. Thousands visited it.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-19
State News.

AccIDExr.-A; North Troy, GA the 4th inst,
Mr.. Jas. S. Collier, While assisting in loading
a carsnon, was severely burned on his hands
and face by premature discharge. SeIden
Y. Eastman was also burned at the same time
though sight, compared with the wounds OF
MIR. Coliier.-IrasJry Standard.
CoUNTERFEIT-Fiyed dollar counterfeit bills
on the Bradford Bank are in circulation.
They are well-executed, printed on red tinted
paper, and calculated to deceive. The gen
une bills are printed Oh paper which has no
red tint.
\ son Of 5. S. Coolidge Of Bellows Falls a
by Of ten yeals, was drowned " lille bathing
in the Connecticut river, on Tuesday morn
ing Of last week.
Frank I. IIawlev. boy of 10 years of age
was drowned at Middlebury on Thursday,
while bathing with several other small boys
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-19
The Rebels Penitcnt.

Gen Mcclellan has telegraphed as follows
to Lieut. Gen Scott
"Bererly, Va, July l3h.-I have received
from Pegram, propositions for a surrender,
with MS officers and the remnant of his COM
mand say 900 men. They are said to be ex-
tremely pentent, and determined never more
to bear arms against the general government.
| shall have near Y 800 or 1000 prisoners to
take care Of when Pegram comes in. The
latest accounts make the loss of the rebels in
killed some 100 a dispatch from Cincin-
natl states that on Sunday morning Col Peg
ram. commander at Rich mountain, sent let
ter to Gen Mcclellan. offering to surrender
himself and his command Of 600 men. The
surrender was accepted, and the prisoners
were to march in on Sunday. They are very
much reduced BY hunger
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-19
The Parable of tho Patriot.

From the Bradford Telegraph.
Far up in the NUrthiand where the win
ter IS chill ant. savage, IN the midst Of a great
plain is the den OF Lon. And this lion is
known everywhere for his rough EXTERIOR
n, long name and his savage appearance
Now many other lions came to the den Of this
ion 10 look upon him and to exchange pres
ents with him. For he made up curious faces
tIr al. those that came to see HIM, which they
carried away with them when th-v Departed
And ne became famous through all Tue re-
s!ous, even more famous than any other of
the lions
Now when The autumn was come and the
ground was frozen. WHEN the winds moaned
through the long desoate nights, there came
Il spccn.ed thing that creepcth upon the face
OF the earth, one whose name and presence
is not in yopd Oipt IN any community. He
vas envious of the lions fame and he drew
his great shell nigh unto the mouth OF the
lions den. And he SAID i will inhabit here
And they that come 10 look upon the lion
shall mistake me for tie lion. They shall
come into my shell aud shall smile upon me.
Moreover they shall exchange gifts with NE.
be sbor, Of his name and .aalI be forgotten.
HI, den shall become desoia,e and IL. shall
mourn over is drsolation.
Now the multitude of lions that dwe!t
round about when they saw this, were divided
'''''o N,ha' .I'
,,: H.; ','' ~. I'', 49, ~ ~,
n'i '.I1 " ,i"". t"A' ''t
"oa4" 'f'"' a. ri It' wv ~ % ''-e ''0''
~. so.''c ,''' - "' H., Sa: e'o" ', @'u
nhso,[..,d , ,:r.. u:,h l;. "N
80 ~, n'I, WIN '-'.'' ,.I,;...
!, ~" "e.''t" q '''' i9oo'ito:. o,oA. o"' ~
t.'o i'l'u Vi '''e Nuns "A ''u.''ue' ~ ""o'
'oi.' "''''1''u ~ '"o '-l'"S' Y. NV s.e"'
pam. AH" ,"e! sfoSl'u out 'ieIf Ge'et-
l II o"e 10 a''o''F' t"a' '''e! "ou'u 20
4'' t'' anu oIi''e '''' iepe'to'i anu '1e ieo1''
ui,'ii 'heie were "o''e ie'' VI" 'ne '"ce Vi 'ne
"n 10, c"'th'
i"eh rose up l'e SPecNIeo lHlls III tne
ni'usI ol t'ie 4lohs a'.u ne ofuhlea a''ef ''it
nature ana mai'nof OF his own race ana
Tue mons ui'oefStoo0 HIS efu'i'1nS 10 s!Hh"!
that ne 100, "ould 90 iof'h WIN 'he Mons
Ana he ~ol.o Ish' against lAe feOe.s. ne
"ouiu Siieo inc last drop OF MS hear' oioou
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-19
DEATHS.

In Balsc, jane 9. Widow Betsev Bullock, aged
81 years.
In Barre, June 80, Widow Sally Scot. aged IS
years.
IL Barnet, July Il, Of Typhoid Fever, George
II. Clarke, only Of ). :. X {. s. Clarke, aged
~ years months.
In Waterford. Fec 4. Willie. aged yca.s and
months, son Of Charles Dun.ou
In ta., s.. John>bury, July l.. AL infant
daughter # Charles Duu:on.
In Greensboro, June %, Ms Janc Q. Wal
lace. aged - yc.rS.
II Grcen>oo. July IL. John G. Ellsworth,
aged IS years. From 1871 to 1886 he was Ms
sionary Of the American Board 70 the Chcyokecs
al Tie Br.inard Station IN Georgia. His reno
Va! was very sudden. and Is deeply f,t by TIE
entire community. lie WAS an excellent citizen
and a consistent Christian.
In Barton, July 5. Ms Eliza Lord, aged IS
years.
In Glover, June 10, Joseph Harley. son Of J.
E. Ehza NJ. D"iHneil, aged Is months.
In Danyi,lc, Jane Is Ma.uia D.. aged month
and 10 days only daughter Of BENJAMIN Green
bann.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-19
Cambridge Cattle Market.
By Telegraph to The Caledonian,
WEDNESDAY, July Il. 1861.


At market 49, Cattle. about 400 Beeves and
Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows,
and one. two and three years "lds.
PRICES-Narket Beef-Extra 5000 G,25 ;
t.r,t quality $50 5000; second do $500
5000; third do. $50 ordinary 5000.
Working Oxen-Sl00, l2j. $50.
Cows and Calves-S30, 80, 90, 90.
Ieariings-sO 0.
Two Years Old-SG0 90.
Three Years Old-S0o co.
Sheep and LANDSLIDE at market. Extra and
selections. $40. 300 GOO; in lots, $50,
l,75. a000.
Spring Lambs->l.5o 500.
Swine-00oo AT market.
Eides-4a DC per h.
Calf Skins I Sc per 10.
PeltS-:> - a l,oo each.
Tallow-6 DC per ID.
There was a large stock of cattle.-lnore north
ern than for several weeks The market was
dull But few cattle sold higher than S6.25 per
cwt. Some lots were sold. the prices ncminally
higher out the extra shrink allowed the price to
be S6.25 per cwt. The best western sheep
and lambs were not sold high last week by 25cts.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-19
MARRIAGES..

In this place, July Il, by Rev. w. W. Thaycr,
Lieut. John IL. Hutchinson, of Co g. Sd Regi-
mcnt, V. V NJ, and Mary +. Graham all Of this
place.
In this place July l6, by Rev. II. 2. Gushing,
Orr:ck q. Chaplin Of St. Johusbur and Harriet
G. Jacobs Of Sutton.
In Lyndon, July 10. by Rev. NJ. C. Henders on.
Epaphrus c. Ma,thewson Of Wheeock, and
Nancy L. Marsh Of Lyndon.
In Barre, July !, by Rev d. Packer. Aaron II
Martin Of Peachan, and Mary Jane Herring Ct
Moretown.
In Greensboro, July g. by Rev. J. P. Stone
James Rec Of Montpelier and Carrie T. Ste, ems
Of Greensboro.
III lra>burg. July 6, by Rev. Thomas B.vne
Scion ID. Pearsons Of lrasburgh. and Chr istina
Allen of Barton.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-19
l. an with the - COntraband."

member OF the New York second regl.
writes from Balls Town Cross Roads,
. a " \ slight case Of rebellion occurred
=, i our camps few evenings since.
Ia lang man on guard was ordered 70
aay saves who undertook to pass. He
.....y answered Il can obey no sIcn or
J.. vas 10, 10 pat down insurrectlon that
...eyret, but 20 defend my country's flag
.-.!l 10 bear the consequences, but
2 :. ..aye hand in arre>ting slaves. =
light It was deemed polite i.ot 10
+. .cu.prt Of the mcn too hard, therefore
.I-r was given in a more general tone.
tat those VINO were not all right
ID be stopped. About the wee sma'
AVON. the twal' the pickets heard a
T.. brush in ihc adjoining shrubhery-a
,..~g Of Egh, twigs beneath sying foot,
. ,.4.w.rt son OF Ethiopia stool painting
:. The glit,erins bayonet of a Ne" York
,mlr. IN instant only did the
lash upon each other. Nj
spoke the Northmtn. All right.
d. whispered ,ae trembling Slave. Then
.~.cN> before I've time to run YOU
:. with this and me grutf sentry Illus
he bayoue: exercise. y lttIc iA.cr. Is
.. ..immered over the hills, q horS man
+ ...l.,st past. Not so quick, straA-
Watt'~ in the wind ? The polite south
500, demanded. his property. which he
IL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-19

The funeral of Henry W. Bennett of the
1st Vt. regiment, who died recently at For
tress Monroe, was attended at Middlebury,
last week Thursday. Rev. Mr. Hyde, Rev.
MIR. Dayton and President Labaree conducted
the funeral services, and the students of the
college of the freshman class of which the de-
ceased was a member, attended the funeral
IN body.
At the approaching commencement Of the
University of Vermont at Burlington, Rev.
J. VI. Manning of Boston, addresses the lite
rary societies Z. W. B. Canning of Stock
bridge, delivers the Grafton before the Phi
Beta Kappa society, and Rev. F. B. Wheeler
of Poughkeepsie n. Y, addresses the society
Of religious inquiry. Glmores band of Bos-
ton furnishes the music
The agricultural state fair will be held at
Rutland, September Nth, 18th and 18th.
Two boys, sons of Edward Fay and Eben
Weld. OF West Berkshire, lost their lives
while bathing in Pike river, on Saturday the
9th instant. They undertook to wade across
the river and being unable to swim, were
drowned. They We're about II years of aye
-Hydpa'k Neusd,uler.
LOST IN TIE WooDs.-On Saturday last,
about . O'Clock in the afternoon, two children
a boy and girl of the ages Of six and fourteen
years. belonging to Mr.. Chamberlin of Eden,
went out into the woods where their father
was at work. After staying as long as they
wished to, they started to return home, but
missed their way. They wandered about un-
til dark, and then made up a bed of boushs
and leaves aad slept till morning. When
they awoke they started again and came on,
of the woods in Crattsbury. They were car
rled home to their parents tired and hungry.
IS= Hiram \. Cutting is appointed Post
master at LunenburS, VT, in place of Geo.
+. French, removed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-19
The Battle at Carthage.

Capt Smith, from Springfield, Mo-, on
Thursday morning gives further particulars
of the battle at Carthage. Ben Mccullough
was in the fight, with his Arkansas troops
Gov Jackson and Gen Price were present.
bat took no active part. Gen Rains's son
was killed--not the general himself. The
rebel list of dead will be between 600 and
700
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-19
h . r S A L E | n
L pEACJItN EnINEp

he dwelling house and garden Of the late Miss
A9iga! chamberlain. and about FIVE acres Of yau-
ao!e and arc now offered for sale The house is
TWO story, nearly new. has recently been PAINTED
and Is bat few steps from the Acadcuy and
congregational and Methodist meeting houses
1t Is well supplied with water. has barn and
shed attached. and altogether Is one of the most
desirable residences in the place
For terms inquire OF EZRA c. CHAMBERLIN
at Peacham Corner.
Pcachan. June l., 1861. Aft
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-19

ever, without and serious results. through the
prompt action Of Capt McMullen, who heard
the word of command and suspecting the
error Of the | lth men, he ordered his men to
drop instantly on the ground. The bullets
passed over them harmlessly. After while
the PennSy lvanians We're convinced of their
mistake, but the rebel. had taken the alarm
and fed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-19
Card.

The Hickory Greys," company c, Capt Cor
bin, would take this method to return their heart
felt thanks to the ladies of the "Sodlers' Relief
Society of Newbury, for their very generous do
nation of Towels, Handkerchiefs, Needle-books
Hospital Stores, &C.. and also for the assurance
of aid in future; and hope and trust that every
member of thi, company may come back at the
end of their term of service "clesn," and with a
good account to render.
II. E. DUNBAR,
WV; H. HORN ohSE' For the "Hiekory'."
CamD Baxter July Is, 1861.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-19
&" BEVERLY. July IS, 1861

beverly. July Is, 1861.
T. l.. u. ToV>SEND, Washington -
p, s.cccs- OF to-day is all that could de-
v. ..p;urri SIX brass cannon.ot which
.,rA.l. and I'll the enemy Transporter
.. ca.Ap equipagt, even to his tin cups.
..Marr OF tents taken Will probably
.ru, with more than sixty wagons
Led and wounded will amount to
~. with at least 100 prisoners, and
ming III constantly. | know already
rebel officers Killed or ia ken prisoners.
.:-4' wa- complete.
,.ql.ed BeyeIry by rapid march
sranIoned his camp early this morn
AVN. much. Of his tquipage. He came
4. les miles of Beverly, but our rapid
t4rucI HIM back ii great confusion.
-r.'rea'ing on the read to st. George.
Norris Is to follow him UP closet y.
..,, ,clogr.phed for the two PtnnsyI-
regiments at Cumberland to JOIN Gen.
!. Eowc,saurE. and VII! cut off Garnc,s
2. .yar West Union. or il possible at st.
Is
NAV say ,u..t we have driven cut some
.saa.and troops, strongly entrenched,
.rr lo,s Of eleven killed and thirty five
..cI. Provision returns found here.
Garnets force to have been ten thous-
..cu. They were eastern NirglnlanS,
, .,ians. Tennesseeans, and | think, Caro-
rs. Tomorrow | can give full details as
,0ucrs. &.
INST that Gen. Cox has by this time
Sc. Wise out o: the kanawha valley. In
=. case shall have accomplished the OBJECT
..1;.ns western Virginia. hope the
..-...-c.i!e. vii!aHprove Of ny operations.
u Il. MCN Lillian
Nor General, department Of Ohio y
,, p.o.,. . C;no;.,o,;
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Another Battle in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Victorious.

The following official dispatch from Gen
Mcclellan was received at the war department
in Washington, on Monday
HrrroNsvlLLE. Va, July IL.
Sol +. ID. Townsend, assistant adjutant
general zen K. S. Garnet and his forces
have been routed and his baggage and one
gun taken. His army is completely democrat
lied. Gen Garrett was killed while attemp-
ting to rally his forces at Carrack Ford, near
st George. We have completely annhilated
The enemy in Western Virginia. Our loss, in
the various engagements, is but Is killed and
not more than 40 wounded, while the enemy 5
loss IS not far from 200 killed, and the num-
Der OF prisoner. We have taken will amount
to at least 1000. We have captured seven of
The eneMy's guns III all.
a portion Of Garnett's forces retreated,
but look for their capture by Gen Hill. who
is in hot pursuit. The troops that Garnet
had under his command are said to be the
crack reg imeuts OF Eastern Virginia, aided bv
Georgians. Tenne>>eeans ard Carolinians.
Our success is complete, and firmly be-
lieve that secession is killed in this section Of
the country.
(Sisned,) GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General t. :. A."
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. victory IN Western Virginia.

-. o.iowirS dispatch was received on
y. at he army headquarters in WASH
: =. from Gen. Mcclellan -
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