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IpSiionti, MOI Jan. II, 1851.

Ipsio,tti, Moi Jan. II, 1851.
Mr.. Spaldins,
Sir.-Not long since sent to YOU for box OF
Ccphalic Pills for the cur" Of the Nervous Head
ache and CostiyeneSs. and received the same. and
they had 50 good an effect that was induced TO
send for more.
Please send by return mail. Direct to
\. Il. WHEELER, Ypsianti, Mich.
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BY the use of these Pills the periodic attacks
and if taken at the commencement Of all 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 act gently upon the bowels,-remOving
COStirencSs.
For Literary men, StudentS, Delicate Females,
and all persons of sedeatCry habtts. they are val
liable as Larotire. improving the APPETITE, CIV
ing tone and rigor TO the digestive organs, and
restoring tie natural elasticity and strength OF
the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long
investigation and carefully conducted experiments
having been in use many years during which
time they have prevented and relieved vast a
mount of pain and suffering from Headache vine
Their originating i'll the ncrrOUS sytem or from a
deranged state OF the Stonlach.
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
the absence Of amy disaqrteabie taste re'ders It
easy TO Gdminister them 10 chtldren.
BEWARE OF CouNTERFEITS.
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry c.
Spalding on each box.
Sold by Druggists and al other dealers III Med
lcines.
a box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt
Of the
PRICE % CENTS.
AL orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDING,
IDLY AZ Cedar Street, Newly Ork.
Wholesale Agents fnr New England.
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NV YORK. June 30.

he Tribune Of his morning says the Bolts
etter was an imposition upon them.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-05

From the Examiner. Norfolk. Ia.
They have been tested in more than thousand
cases, with entire success.
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Spruce CreeI. H'sttngton Co.. ia. Jan. lool.
II. {. Spaiding,-oir You VIII please st NJ me
two boxes of your Ccphalic Pills. Send them
iInmo diatcly.
T. 81 have used ole boz Of Your Pills. and
find them excellent.
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FARM FOR SALE,

IL The subscriber will sell his farm on
which he now lives, known as the
lii{ HASTE farm situated about one mile
mn from the thriving village of McIndocs
=, "a alis, and or the road leading from
that village to West Barnet and Peacham
SAID farm contains abaut one hundre ed and fifty
acres OF excellent land well divided into tillage.
paSturaSe' and wood land, with superior Sugar
and Apple Orchard. The apple orchard is most
iy young and fruit choice. The farm is well
wate~ed' and the buildings are supplied by new
or falling stream.
Inc buildings consist of a two-story house near
y new and convenient; tao barns i'll ioleraLe
condition, and other out buildings.
II is desirable situation ia respect to location
and SOIL The location is especially desirable for
any one wishing to educate family as it is
convenient distance from the celebrated academy
al Mclndoes alls and commands fine prospect
of the same. THOS. S. FISHER.
Mclndoes Falls. Feb 81. 1861. 3Otf
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st. 9uhnsbury Cuisines 9ireftory

st. gohnsbury Business 9ireftory
ALEXANDER THOMPSON,
IRON FOUNDER AND MACHINIST,
AT PADDOCK MACHINE WORKS.
N. b. FL Mt,
Manufacturer of HARM EssEs. Etc,
opposite Pas sumpsic House, Railroad Street.
C. CHILDS,
DEALER IN WATCHES JEwELRY, SILVER AND
fLATED WARE, sPECTACLIs, BOOKS, srATlokERY FANCY
and Engraving done with elesanC andpromp
ness. Opposite Post ONCE, Main Street
j. G. CROSMAN,
Dealer in 30 OTIS, SHOES, AND UMBRELLAS,
No. Binshams Building, Main Street.
DANIELS g. COOK,
NEAT AND PROVISION MARKET,
buffers Building, Railroad street
MUTT e. MASON,
FILE MANUFACTURERS, STEAM MILLS,
Opposite Passenger Depot.
GEO. ALDRICH & II. UNDERWOOD,
Manufacturers and Dealers in FURNITURE,
Railroad Street
Miss E. NIcDOUGALL.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERIN
NJ LIN cry AND DRY GOODS.
Opposite CALIFORNIAN Office.
e. .JEWETT,
DEALER IN DRY GOODS. CROCKERY, HARDWARE
boots AND SHOES, GROCERIES, OILS PAINTS ETC.
Main Street
c. p. FROST, NJ. ID.
RERIDENCE Opposite South Church. OIrIcE-E jew
ett's Building, Main-st.
IIOYT Il GRE EN-,
DRUGGISTS, and dealers Paints. Oils, AID vanishes,
Railroad Street
H. II. NEW TON,
DENTAL. SURGEON.
OIiice opposite Bank. Main street.
IL. c. DICKINSON,
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE SEED STORE.
Buffers Building, Railroad street.
J. LANG, NJ. ID.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
81. Johusbury Centre, VI
II. r. BROWN,
STOVES. TIN WARE. WOODEN GLASS WARE
Eastern Avenue.
1. A X NJ ING TON,
Manufacturer & Dealer in Furniture and Chairs.
81. JOhnsbury Centre.
r. TR F. COTT,
LIVERY STABLE Passengers carried to and from the
Stable Central strcct, near ST JOhnstury House
s. NEWELL, VI. ID.
PLY SICIAN AND SURG EoN.
Office at hi Residence OF Prospect street.
l. ID. kILBOURNE, ID. ID. S
DENTAL GEON.
ofce Corner Main and Central streets
A. J. WILL A RID,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
ts"n; ioT tn" VI Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
T. VI. HOW RID.
Dealer in
WATCHES. JEwELRY. BOOKS. STATIONERY AND
FANCY GOODS.
Opposite Bank Main street
GEO. NJ. NEY,
DEALER IN BOOTS SHOES AND LEATHER
Ktridge'- Block. Main Street
JOHN BACON, I'd, i co.
DEALERS IN HIDES LEATHER AND OIL.
s.. J'AH>.'..y tci.;re. v
gibson n ROLLINS.
MANUFACTUREKS OF THKhSiINti MACHINES
fai!",k ...t2e. ST 'hEstHry VI.
J.. ROSS.
ATTORNEY, COUNSELLOR SOLICITOR.
Once over Il. Jewctt'>.
HORTON Il HALLETT,
MERCHANT TAlEoE AMI .lca'"r- in Gents r-!-
nj Slin- ''oo,s. .,!!cad street.
r. Ii. GAGE, ARTIST.
AT ST. JOHNSBt Ky PORTRAIT GALLERY.
Anlroty pes, MelAlautyi>. and !c->Ic Photo Iapi-
Better and ,hcsi'cr tnln elsewhere.
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I ? A single bottle of SPALDING'S PEPARED
GLUE will save ten times It's cost annually /
SPALDING'S PEPARED GLUE,
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,

SAVE THE PIECES
ECONOMY. DISPATCH,
! "A Stitch in Time Saves Nine"
AS accidents will happen, even in well reuula-
ted families, it Is very desirable To have some
cheap and convenient way for repairing Furniture
Toys Crockery. &c.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
meets al such emergencies. and no household
can afford to be without it. 1t is already. and up
to the sticking point.
Useful an eruy House "
n b: A brush accompanies each Bottle
Price, IS cents.
Address.
HENRY c. SPALDING,
No. As Cedar Street, New York.
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CIRCULAR BOARD MILLS

Manufactured on the mos: improved plan,
and for sal, nv
LUKE BUZZELL. ST. Johnsbury, ".
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NarttO,G, Ia, Fec. s. ISL.
Nix. SrALDING.
Sir.
wish YOU TO send me one more box Of Your
Ccphallc Pills. have received crca: deal OF
benefit from them.
Yours reSpectfly, MARY A. STOIkHOUSE.
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Court vi Rhode Island.
THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
l. FOR FEMALES.
DR.. Matt!son's Indian Emmena-osa,

fun directions f0r using AM >-'t'.v CAir'--
20 ali paris oi The country PRICES "a. -'lr--
U,if strength 81 Qrdrt.T STR 9TH. - ltI --e &c.
member. lLl> medicine - >-l. ~ t.e>-y E t.-.
ale cases. which all other remedies %: Tn
failed L. cure IL Byw4-v = initial.
warranted unless purchased directly %: Or NJ . e., -
{, - !, -.l-l
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CAUTION.

AS certain unprincipled persons are attempting
to palm off on the unsuspecting public. limitations
of my Prepared Glue, ! would caution all persons
to examine before purchasing, and see that the
full name,
u SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,fr
is on the outside wrapper; all others are svind-
Ling counterfeits.
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w A 7 c II E 5

Entered according L. Act II Congress .r rt.--s.
DR.. H. y. Maji,~ul. III The Clcr.- pi,.,,- L.. .
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IL The Buffalo officers arrested a wretch
named Peter McGiyefn,a brakeman on the Bufa-
10 and New York City Railroad, on Friday after
noon, harged with violating the person OF young
girl from the country, aged about Is years. The
young woman, whose name we forbear mention
ing, left her home, alone on Tuesday night, with
the avowed intention Of going to Buffalo TO seek
employment. On her arrival, Al the hour Of about
1o'clock on Friday morning, EcGivern, knowing
her to be unaccompanied, rendered his services In
procuring her lodging place at hotel. After tax
ing her 70 several places, and being unable, az he
tod her, 70 gain sdmittance be took her into pas
senger car Standing somewhere on the track, and
detained her there all night Some of the girls
friends, amoug whom was her guardian, arrived
IN the city on Friday In pursuit; and going to the
ofdce Of the Chief Of Police, his men were placed
upon the track, and soon found the brakesman
and also the young woman, who had been placed
on board Of an eastern bound train, just about to
leave. The scamp was taken before Justice Bid
well, who committed to him Jail for further exam
inaton, while the unfortunate girl was taken In
charge and conveyed to her home by those who
came for her.
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TIE BORDER SrATEs-A Political Egut-
II6TtHm.-We are not one of the number Of
those who deem the separation of the Border
from the Cotton States a political misfortune.
As dlslntegration is an inevitable result, a
division by line of partition which interposes
the Rorder States between the Middle and
Eastern states, on the one side, and the South
ern and Southwestern on the other. best salts
hes the problem of a political equilibrium To
borrow the expression Of a contemporary, the
Border States, from their geographical position
will form ga moral breakwater" to the Cotton
States against the ever surging, advancing
wave OF Northern Abolitionism. In Maryland
and Virginia, on the North, and Kentucky and
Missouri, on the West, slavery is not a unit in
their internal economy. There is large and
increasing element Of anti-slavery in their pop
ulation. There will be fever points of social
contract than at present. There is therefore,
only imperfect assimilation-Only partial ho-
mogeneity in the structure of their society as
compared with that of the Cotton States. If
however, these border communities retain
considerable slavery ingredient in their COM
position, this must compel them to form the
balance wheel in the new machinery of Con-
federste States-the new political equilibrium
which Is about TO arise on the western CONT
nent- 1t will be their interest and policy, un-
til thoroughly abolitionised, to prevent en-
croachment Of either tier of States on the other
There is no probability that the Gulf States will
ever be Inspired by aspirit of conquest adverse
TO the security Of the Northern, Atlantic, or
Northwestern States. But there is far greater
probability that the desire of ofpropagandism will
animate the latter to extend their wild fanati-
cal schemes to the injury of the former. A close
political union of the Border with the Gulf
States would render the collision, whenever it
took place on the question Of slavery, abrupt,
with nothing to break its force between North
and South. An intermediate tier of States
would be q barrier that must render more per.
feet the political equipoise. A balance Of power
is inevitable in this portion of the western
hemisphere. 1t could not be formed from bet
ter material than of the States which intervene
geographically between other States Of adverse
social Institutions, and which would always
occupy with regard to each other hostile at
titude-CkarLesto1 Nery
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SkRIous CHARsK AGAINST AN ARTIsr.-The
Philsdelphia Daily News, Of the 1lth instant
says that Detective Henderson arrested man
named George J. White, yesterday, upon the
young girl, sixteen years Of age. At hear
Ing before Alderman Beitler, yesterday evening,
White was charged with having FIRST made the
scquaintance Of the girl when she was attend.
Ing school, one year ago. II was stated that
he has been on terms Of Intimacy with her ever
since, Notwithstanding every exertion made
by the parents TO prevent IL. She testified to the
criminal intercourse between them, and notwith-
Standing that the accused 10 q married man, the
Infatuated girl expressed great affection for him,
saying he has very fascinating mind. White Is
portrait painter by profession, and has the repu-
tation of being On unprincipled fellow, this not
being the fFst child be has ruined. He was COM
mitted for further hearing, and his victim was
sent to the House of Refuge,
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UT The editorial correspondent of the Mobile
Register (secessionist) writing from Montgomery,
gives the following hit at the egotism Of q Presi-
dent" Davis: a. -rr-. -.r.
Speaking Of cabinet speculations, the best I
have heard 10 one by a gentleman who knows
President Davis well.
:. You are all wrong, % he said, when everybody
else had made bis guess, I" know exactly 81
90 Pray tell us,n was the unanimous exclamation
:. For Secretary Of State, Hoa. Jef Davis Of Miss
War and Navy, JeR. Davis, of Miss; Interior,
ex-senator Davis, Of Miss Treasury, Col Davis
Of Minl; Attorney General, MI, Davis, Of Miss y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-14

IUrIu the summer Of 1859 the Volunteer rife-
men of England numbered but ifteen hundred
sand men, perfectly equiped, are nt 70 take the
neld. This army has its owh cavalry, its own
artillery, and ifs own engineers, 40 well 40 its
battalions az infantry. II has been reviewed In
divisions Of twenty thousand each. and ten thou
sand men at time have been mustered In \ mere
cegnry parade. The netropolitan corps can,
with ease, present In Hyde Park larger body Of
tsenty years ago.
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III Spelling matches are all the rage in
Winsted. Conn. They had one IN Camp Hall,
Monday night, aud collected $40 In ten cent sd'
missIons Nine schools IN the town sent I've
picked spellers First prize, w ebuer' sunabfidged
pictorial dictionary, They used up the spelling
book, two or three Biographies, and had b brins
oot me clasaios bsistcsonso the sharpcstspslleF
would succumh.
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READER,
L ERUsE The following statement and then Judge

READER,
EhUSE The following statement and then Judge
OF Its facts for yourself
ABRhM COLE, of Brooklyn, N. y, a we'll
known cltlzen there had suffered from Dysps psIa
for some years, without permanent Te,ief urtiI he
tIled Af EH'S FILLS, which taken according to
the alreotlors Tor this complaint restored him To
health In few weeks. After an interval Of some
mon Gr9, q ne mas hnd no return of bis comp amt
eruption TP on his neck. shoulders, back and leg,
whloh covered about one third of his body IL kent
the parts affected covered with a scab, and being
ouen raw tore. was of course very troublesome
and IstTessing IL so much impaired his health as
10 nnht him for business and kept him in constant
suHefinE; Al medical AID f.llei him un,il he to-
AiEk'S COMPOUND EXTRACT SARSA-
PARlLLA, which cured him. His skin still shows
some scars from the liberation, but il otherwI.e
as clear as an infants.
p!QHN H. SHOOK, Esq, an eminent lawyer of
hlchmond, Va, took cHld which settled on his
lungs severe PAIN set in on the ieft side with
bad cough, whlca was soon followed by tho urmIs-
taxable symptoms of consumption. Whan reduced
very low ne commenced taking AYERS CHER
ny PECioRAL, uhlch soon stopped the cough
and completely cured him.
Prepared by DIR. J. G. AVER CO., Lowell,
ma aOI
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THE ALLsUFFIoIENr THREE.

ss.Is psssn. c :rS s5S p
Seals Of the Ecole Dc Pbarmsoie de Pans, and the
Imperial College Of NJ Medi,lne. Vienna
No. 10 Invaluable for exhaustion and natorrh>s
and al physical disabilities. -
No. 2 completely eradioates all traces of tho<e
diseases that have been hitherto treated By the nsp
seous and pernicicus pse Of oopaiva and oubsbs.
No. has entirely supplsnted the Injo Nous use of
mercury, thereby insuring % the sufferer speedy
Is.ief. dIspeIslne al Impurities, and roofing on
-, ,TRIEsEsNAIR: No. |: :s a.ssd ? are pr.ssrsd "
IN tan cases, and DIVIDED into sepsrte dosee ss al
mInistered By vepeau, LxilemaDd, Roax. kioord
DO Price Ss each, or four casss for os. which
SS and IN Sz7 osses, whereby there is a nv
inx OF Ss. TO be had, wholesale an< rets,i. 81 N,
BARROW, OF 1e4 Bleecker street, New Yort. !.
tmm edlstely on receiving q remittance, Or RarroI
viii forward the Trsesennr q any part Of the VIVID
securely packed, and addresses seooTdns 10 the In
str noti. .sns of the writer.
The Book. Of al others, thar should be rod ,,
men With Sed and broken down ooT stitaflons
n.Hnman Frailty, or PhyEoIos iosl Eeeesroh-s"
tn beeuuhiiy Iinstrsted. and treats a, pufely Of
al the syms ON; that Inysnaby deyelog thep-
and vltati9g habits Of Earl yoyth. Ire.sseitstIns
mopls state, and II not checked 70 ti'ae desere.
eting alft . fnnctions Of manhood a-d brlns,s.s
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SCHOOL AND COLLEGE OUTFITs. > :
Xe1sAs' and Boys Ciothing for School enS
- Dress Wear. -Fa.,t- = :.
ferenn and guafdisns vishing 70 furnish than
Sniialea And wards with SCHOOL Ard Colltge Out6ts
yesenS ATE and extensive assortment BOYS
OEXraIN6, where they csn &c out their children
ron q keady made Garments, OF substsntisi apd
durable suality, g yery moderste Drices.
seN SS1 Penn, ayonue,
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FLouR D. ASR h RsSH$!ERk SEAfRkk : SSSSaM1ss1os SSa
And wholesale dealers in
co,ndI Mill Il ,5,s ,xsE1, S0RN MEAL, k; f., to-
~ Cash paid for all Kinds of Grain. an Is sm
Torpp PROCLAMATION
WASHINGTON. fS55NS.zfHf zsfEHSfsSSEErowN, sc 20.
cpo,rr. MOB 81 bl4, The present season o til. roar
'bTsprFs'bbh DEBILITY. ..., &c.,
prevail to an alarming extent:
to =, ~, ,.nIg EIIRsF 8 Ss;s S$sssaSRnon 8 q shs
"''''' 'A"l'' 70 < tnGT Remedy
at once fas. Sk. &oSRffSEbEs! sSoSfsRff ssf EEs'a'''"''
OF PARIS,
MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER
sEmE6SFF SFFf5AIF F6A TzS AP
In order to ssa;ty rs t yp,Ia,,c
that no impoui,en Is iasended % in the sale of .Ai.
THE MONEY! Wv Wilt hfa'S'E'k sE REFUNDED
whom the medicine islls to give entire ,.tisf.oto
Ask, then At any Drug Store for
DR.. MONTARDE'S
MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER,
:, take as directed, and If no: perfectly satisfied
Return to our Agent,
d. n. CLARK, ESQ,
~ Street and Pennsylvania Ayenpe,
who will refund your money.
Price-as and SO Cents per Bottle.
For sale at all Drug Stores everywhere
JAS. MCDONNELL,
General Agent,
tyu-eoh Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-03-14
DENTISTRY.

MI TEETH
~. LOOMS, NJ; ID, the inventor and psesntes
ofthe MINERAL PLATE TEETH, M
Many persons can wear theee teeth vho<ll1O
cannot wear others, and no person can wear Others
Persons osl ling at my offlce can be accommodate
with any style and price Of Teeth they NAV desire
cleanea, strongest, spd most perfect denture that
are can produce. the MINERAL PLATE will be
Rooms IN this cIty-No. as Pa svenue betvse,
phIa. - ne ~