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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-19
Arm and Drill.

A year ago last April, after war had been
declared by the JEFF Davis confederacy, the
forming of volunteer military was agitate':
in this place, in which our citizens could drill,
and acquaint themselves with the use of the
implements Of war. We urged such an Or
ganzation in these columns. There were
many who thought favorably of it, and such
steps would doubtless have been taken as
would have secured large military organi-
cation here and perhaps others throughout
the county and State, had not certain class
Of citizens seen fit to ridicue the movement
and attempt to attach opprobrium to those
who engaged in it. A year and half has
gone by. The cause for military organize
tons and good and efficient soldiers has not
been done away, but on the contrary they
are needed more to-day than ever been be-
fore. Our opinion in regard to this is the
same it was eighteen months ago: We be-
lieve every man in the loyal States capable of
carrying gun should learn how to Use it,
and practice the use Of i; daily. AS the reb-
els advance this sentiment grows among the
people. The following paragraph We cut
from the Boston Journal of the 18th:
1t will be seen by the report Of a meeting
held in Franklin street yesterday, that our
merchants are moving in the matter of an or
ganiza,ion ef Home Guards The occupants
of Faneuil Hall market have also held a
meeting aud appointed committee to report
a place of organization for the same purpose
We are glad TO see these movements. They
show that our citizens are comprehending
more fully than ever before the exigencv of
the hour, and are determined to be prepared
to meet it. We believe that there is feel
ing in the community which, ii rightly shaped
and directed, will result iii the raising, equip
ping and drilling of a vast body of our citi-
zens, and the preparation Of them to meet
any sudden emergency which may arise. We
bespeak for the movement commenced yes
terday the hearty cooperation of every able
bodied citizen.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-19

aud wounded Oh both sides. and Col NJ.
u ii' l"yai Virginia cavalry was car-rr ,,'Gie
the rebels and carried of, hut Was F.. Gs
recovered The rebe,s id no, ,,,s,rn~. IS
OF the three Turnpike bridges over he NJ '',F
eaeE, but lift nothing bat til piers ST. az
OF The splendid iron railroad bridge. Ar
tram oi one hundred ammunition and -
lance wagons was captured az Gen Franz.
and about one hundred and fftr prii~or1.-,
had been sent in 10 Frederick.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-19

bosToNs QUo1A.-The people of Boston
we're doubtless somewhat astonished on Mon
day to learn that they had four thousand five
hundred more men to raise to complete their
quota OF three years and nine months men.
There will have to be good deal of
nara work done in short time or Boston
will have to draft.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-19
Glorious Victory on Sunday.
Great Battle near MiddIetown, Md...Geu
Reno Killed.
OUR ARMY PURSUING THE ENEMY.
FIRST DESPATCH.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Potomac,
3 miles beyond Middletown, Sept IA, $40 n.
MO II. W. Halleck, General-in Chief :.
After very severe engagement the corps Of
Generals Hooker and Reno have carried the
nights commanding the Hagerstown road by
storm. The action continued till after dark,
and terminated by leaving us in possession
OF the entire crest of tie hill. 1t has been a
glorious victory. l cannot yet tell whether
the enemy will retreat during the night, or
appear in increased force during the morn
ing. The troops behaved magnifcently.
They never fought better. Gen Franklin has
been hotly engaged on the extreme left. l
co not yet know the result, except that the
firing indicated progress on his part. l re-
greet to add that the gallant and able Gen
Reno is killed.
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN, Major General.
SECOND DESPATCH.
Sept. 10, 3 o'clock a. mo Major Gen
H. w. Halleck Il am happy to inform you
that Gen Franklin's success on the left was
as complete as that on the center and right.
and resulted in his getting possession of the
gap after severe engagement in all parts OF
the line. The troops, old and new, behaved
with the utmost steadiness, and calamity car
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-19
Heavy Firing al Williams po.;.
SENDING TROOPS To cmAMBERSGr.1.

Heavy artillery firing was heard al Green
castle and Chambersburg. Pa, Saturday
morning, in the direction of Williamsport.
The main body of the rebels DO not appear
to have gone to llagerstown- Gen Long
streets division, numbering from oo.0o0 /
10000 men, ia only there. apparently 10 sup
ply forage and supplies fof the advance -
the rebel army, which is at PoOnshorc. O II
picke,s have been driven in TO The Pennss.-
vania state line. State troops continue 10
arrive at Harrisburg and leave for Cham
bersburg as fast as transportation can be al
forded. Gen Lee is SAID TO be al Hagers-
town.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-19
Postponed.

GA account or tie ,ll-ahsoIl,;n- ;u:eF,>:s
Of our in p5riilu! country. and tie neces,:-,
Q: deEo'inr our whole energies TO the l,.,,e-
el,;o-l of ihe Rar ard The care Of our s,rk
and wounded soldiers. il has been Gec;a.,l g.
postpone the annual fair of the Ca,esisn..
County Agricultural Society til anot'.,r ye2r.
Per o-tier. Horace PADnuCA.
81 Johnshar,. Sept Is. Spcf.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-19
The Panic in PENNSYLVANIA
MORE TROOPS WANTED

The following despatch has been received
in Philadelphia from Gov Curtin -. Harris
burg, Sept Ii, l 30 pm: Contradict the re-
port that no more troops are wanted in Har-
risburg, at once; | want troops at o:ce and
in companies cannot wait for the formation
of brigades or regiments. We are pushing
forward troops every hour.
\. G.. CURTIN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-19

ACTUARIAL GARDENs.-Barnum has got the
two little Lilliputs, Commodore Mutt and
Gen Tom Thumb, both at the Aquarial Gar
dens at Boston. They are attracting crowds
daily.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-19

GA little nonsense now and then is
relished by the wisest men," Ifyou doubt it
read Ethan's effusion on outside.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-19

u John A. Andrew of Boston, the pop
ular governor of the old Bay State, has been
nominated for a reelection. Of course he
will be elected.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-19
Frederick Evacuated by the Rebels.
DESPATCH FROM CH,NBEIsrI-I,;. "a,

DESPATCH FROM C1AMBEHSlUEt;, IA.
A despatch dated Chambersburg, Saturday
evening, at II o'clock, saws: 1t is now posi,-
lively known that the rebel army has evacuated
Frederick. passing through Boonsboro and
Hagerstown towards Williamsport Reliable
witnesses state that the rebel column WAS
from 8 O'Clock in the morning till dark in
passing given point, and was estimated by
an officer at 10000 infantry, 5000 cavalry,
and 80 pieces of artillery. Reports of the ar
rest and imprisonment of II Mon citizens are
contradicted, and no property of any kind
has been molested. 1t is reported that Mr.
Beamen's house has been entered. and
Union flag painted or the ceiling cut out, the
same party committing other depredatio,ls
The rebels are recruiting along their line o.;
march. and quite number of men have join
ed their ranks.
Our Troops in Possession Of the City.
ENTHUSIASM OF THE PEoPLE-FlGi!T WITH
sTUART'S CAVALRY.
Gen Burnside passed through Frederick
early Saturday morning and the whole army
pushed on after the enemy by every road,
even crossing the fields. The people turned
out to welcome Burnside with the wildes. en-
thusiasm, men, women and children and
when Gen Mcclellan came, the people block
ed up the street so that it was difficult for him
to reach his headquarters. The scene is des-
cribed as most grand, the waving of flags and
handkerchiefs was universal and even the
women and children screamed words of wei
come at the top of their voices. Our advance
guard entered Frederick on Friday evening
at . O'Clock. aid had skirmish Oh the streets
with Stuarts cavalry. Several we're killed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-19

of mercy they stripped him of his boots and
uniform before he was yet dead. "Such is the
value of confederate officers word of hon
or"
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
ScrOfula, or Kings Evil.

Is Constitutional disease, a corruption of 4he
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated.
weak. and poor. Being III the circulation. il
peryades tho whole body, and may burst out
IN disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which il NAV
not destroy. The scrofulous taint is yalioLsly
caused by mercurial disease, low lying. dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air. filth
and hlthy habits, the depressing vices, and.
above ali, by the vGnereal infection. Wknt-
ever be It's origin. it is hereditary in the con-
stltution, descending - from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation :" indeed.
1t seems to be the rod of Him who saws, :.
VIII VISIT the iniQuities Of the fathers upon
their children.
It's eftects commence by deposition from the
oiood Ot corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the lungs. liver, and internal organs, is termed
Snoercles; IN the glands swellings; and ON
the surface. eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies OF life, so that scrofulous constitu-
tlons not only suffer from scrofuious COM
plants but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases conse-
quently. vast numbers perish by disorders
when. although not scrofulous in their nature.
are still rendered fatal by this taint in the
system. Mos: Of the consumption which de-
clna'es the human family has its origin directly
III thlS scrot'ilous contamination and MANY
dc'tractlve diseases Of the liver kidneys, braia.
and indeed, of ali the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people arc scrofulous:
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
ttttinn, and their health is undermined by Il.
10 cleanse it from the system We must rer,nvo.e
the blood by an Alternative medicine. and in
vgnrate it by healthy food aud exercise.
Such medicine we supply in
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsapar;Il9,

the most ettcctual remedy which the medical
sKiIl OF our tunes can drvisc for this everv
"here prevailing ard fatal muludy. 1t is ceaa-
0lAeo rom the most active remetials that have
hceA dSco 'ercd for the expurgation Of this foul
a. order from 'Ec blood. and the rescue ts TIE
stem from its destructive consequences.
ltcnce 1t should be employed for tho cura Of
rot only scrotnla. but also those other afrse-
TONS which arise from it, Such as ERrrr1v.
and SKIN DIsRAsEs. ST.. AxrHoxy's FIRv.
= ~. or ERIsIPELAs. PIMPLEs. Prsrulrs
hiof1HES. BLAINS and Bo!Ls, rrMoRs, LITTER
aid SALT EHErM. SC4Ln HEAn, R1xawoR,t.
1sH1rTATisM, STrnjLiIIc and MkKcrRIAL Dis
NANrs, DaoriY. IY,Fli>lA, DEBILITY. and.
indeed, Ait C"NP1AiNTS ARISING FROM V,,,,.
TED or IHrsRE BLOOD. The popular Leli,f
l. ''f ..j'".i-y IF :hr ji1od is founded in tIuth
f"r s'.'tnla is dcgon,3 alton Of the ilood. The
r'Ih"u'ar P2TINNe and virtue of This Sarsara-
ala l. /" lmrlty uid generate this vital huld
VifhJi.t Hnich surd h, alth IS ip,Lo,SIllc ~
contaminated constitutions.
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
Southern Rebellion,
The War for the Union.

history fihe Rise and Progress of the RebeII,on
anu consecutive narrative of hts and incidents from
Ine hrs' Stage OF the treason against the Republic
uo"h 10 The close OF the conflict together with Imnor
&c. ~ '0''" Noo'e speeches.
A order to accommodate all classes of
eGllIOns are lssIed "
l. In Weekly parts of 80 pages at ~ Cant.
q In Semi. Monthly paris Of "a paeesat 1o Co.
D. IN Monthly pnrts Of 1913 pnges At a0 Conts
ne want OF an AUTHENTIC and THOROUGH H,storv
oI he rebellion, Tor present re ference and fture
ersVatlon' rs the subject ofgeneral remark.
meet this want, and To produce a work of Norma.
nehl value as we'll as OF present interest," Ihe nhho
mas arranged Tor the issue of the history az nnv co,
Iol'h-h form and at a price which shall rendeTm
acceptable to all. '' io'uei
inns work, the first weekly number of which ,yos
punished on August 2ls has receiv ed the unoul;eJ
enG' % hums Oi the press and of leading citizens No
Douy VIII read u without arslacun II shnuId be m
me hahds oi every Union man.
sellers everywhere. 'u "'"N
ouhScrIbers sending One DOLLAR in n pood hill or
postage staiaps to The undersigned ITO whom ali Or
dors aIe to be dIrecIedl Will receive bv mn; ms,
paid. ten weekly numbers. y """'' r'''
In bordering c0pes the full and exact adIress With
stance. s'e" u" 0'e'y IN
competent agents wanted in all Towns and Comm
"'S' q, ~ fREDk X GERHARD, GEN'L AGENT,
"a Nassau st Post Box 4OOI) New York CIV.
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D0U0'e- acting Anti Freezing. Lifting and
rh~ Forcing.
Chomoa must simple Durable and Powerful and III.
FacIUTles and Mines "'Ils' ohlpS,
Fo,, = TpmP pl look the Highest Premium at the L
All sizes Manufactured and Sold by
SAMUEL MACFERREN,
Iron Bedsteaus, DC ~" haliihg'
o$' Chestnut street philadelphia. Pa
est Pumps having been sold for over G,u, oo,.
I % gwen universal satisfaction the Public sTa 49,.
PITAtp t" <fy are what they claim 10 be- the BESl
rumps and warrantthem To work SnIslar,"r,i PTI up
%', ~ Sung box and hence Ihev cause mo- Crict,o1
WasS W. Dire require waste Sl pnwer Our ordnnp"
r. a,, %pS prove very efficient engine in cnse ur
elcraton, ahdlI washing windows, carriages. Sc -
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
PROSPECTS, OF TIE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
FOR 1850

Inc January number will commence tho ninth voI
80 - va o'Is unstZ'he It's very large ard stll in.
Ilcas'hs clrcu'euon Is gratifying evidence of nm
tic approval and no ind ustry " III be SHARED IN
tne forthcoming volume adequate to the reaniremn,,
OF times SO pregnant with great events as those oC r.,
day' me lie OF the Republic, Ihe best iut.reSs e
lhe natloH demohd 81 literature manly and ,.,a,
Gus action and the conductors of this n,',nt I
MT no eii"rS III tnlISng The hest talent of The conn
Wv WIN tIe0r and eloqut those opinions
aiu pIi"cPIes "hIch brace the great Luhlc hear ,o
Siahu hrm on the side Of iIeedOn and rigbI A. 49,,
waited national American spirit will av a,,. a., t:
Illustrated III these pages The Atlantic N,n,hi,,
WI" never give other tlIan the best Literature nnd =
WIZ lie ihe constant aim of It's conductors m raJ| |
than the last each mOhlh
Among The contributions already in hand n, 1890
ine lolo"I,g wIiI commend themselves as sufic;en,
bdncfmeni1 tor everv family to provide The G,r,h
coming numbers Tor household reading '''"
Professor AgrssZ will begin m the Janna,,, No., :
SERIES OF artl' les on Natural History and oibcr t
ureu tnplcS. 10 be continued from month N mnn,h
throughout the year. The name nj sn s,.,,,. ~ ~
man oi science IN connection with this aunonnc.no
- s1incleni guarantee OF the great benefit 10 bo
derived Iron It's m.nlhy ConIrhurInns " O'
new romance, by Nathaniel IIawthorne ,,.,r,
pear IN The pages OF the "AIanuc" enrIv in tbo P ~
a ne" story 10y The late Thodnre WInthron ann,
ol"Cecil Dreeme,' will be commenced in tha IT,
uary number. :" 'He Jan
DIR. George 3. Windship, well known q,
1I ,1 Auoie experiments IN gymnastics has yyrtIe g.
ue A.ahic "Fhe Autobiography Of n Strenath
"'0'' 5i'lHS an account at his mPthOJ oC
ioT lea's OF strength with advice on matters of b"E
g. Ahe anthor OF Lille IN the lion hhlIs'' a,S :,
olOry OF To-day Will contribute series of Ini.. a.
ring The year VI 'aies au
-irucles by Professor James Russell Lowe,o an >,
P'Ts - o ha'I0hal Interest. will appear freQuqntiy "
DHyard Taylor has written a story ,rbich I'll,
printed III the February number VIZ" wiz oe
Ihe siafO rlIers utruse and ,oetry ,oo.,.:,...
ting regularly to the "Aantic Moh,bIu 'onIt'on n
among IT'S prOpular HaRles The iIIn,,,,! 1SHP''Se
i I'nCs nusSeiI U.I Lowell, Charles f. NUrton
Rei,it 3oImE W, y; ,Lonsleilow' George nmlard
MNu,p" "aluo Emerson, Henry Giles
r Z; tIaa,,ilt, "thofhe' Rev. Walter Mitchell,
/ W HiggInson, HaIr,at Mo,'''
ri", a'r, oi ihIe IN the Charles Reade
Mil" and "SlOry Of To. The Col,,r, po,so,m
Day" k,.. .r9 Unity IufSoh'
Oliver Wendell Holmes E,,,., -
John & Whittier n,y I.o,, T',',''
Ror.,', ""rppe 1Ipp' Tn'wontge.
TEEMs-ThTee dollars ncr a,,,,n - ,,,.
CENTS per numhei. Two ,,,.,es ~, - i,ty i've
1or zen dollars "Ievsn copies ior twenty dol
IaTS' Postage 50 cents year wi
INDUCEMENTS FOR SUBScRIRINc -Iist oc Dr.;
etc., furnished on application to p '''N'u'NS
d.ca ,o. TICKNOR & FIELDS,
100 washington street, Boston, Mass
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American Hotel.
CHESTNUT STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH AND S,1rn
PHILADELPHIA.
$3.50 PER DAY.

The under gned, having renewed their lease for n
'et"i oi years nave entirely reiled the house having
Pi!nteu' carpeted aid re!Uruishrd Throughout
Ihe location OF this i:0u>e IS unsur assod ha,n.
upon 'he widest ah+ mnSi pleasant part OF Ches,uui
81 oirecly opposite Tie Old Stale House near Ihr
peTs ~ Vi Ahisemcn', Vi" l"hbng houses Of Marke,
and Third Sis. aud CONVENIENT l3 the c,,y roi,,,,.
me ears ol Which run 10 all parts The cily for Lu H.
me rooms are large. will lighted. have superinr
Tor comfort ~ 'u'c
" we are supplied with pure MIlk, Cream. Fruits and
Vege'ahIes from Farm bei"nglng to us and ,,hICL
Is managed exclusively Tor Ihe IlnItI
The preprteturs OI the Amerrcn, ,s,r,o n ,:I
ana patrons that no pans viii be spared to mai ih
appointments OF this l0e complete aud lis tabIp co
pare iaNurabIy With the best houses IN the | mon
nOV2l-y WYATT Z, uL'If W., W..
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Important, Trurt

AND EVERY WORD is TRUE
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80 nn az business which has welded nae al the rata oC
e'Voo per annum but being deslrous of going In EV'
,Dpo IN !he course OF few months isr the pnTnose C
mere introducing the business am willing m Ieoch
II 70 any one who Will send me 81 The bns,nsss -
no huih3uG' bnl OF highly useful and general char
auapied to The use of both cities and viIlaoes
anu one mat any person of ordinary capacity vonng
VI ol' male 'r female. can acquire with a few bonrs
piacI'ce' ana by which they secure a verv hand
some income. Several young ladies' who haya ~
cclVed instructions from NE. both in New York :, ~,
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week ny II. and there Is reason why anv one Iea
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IT. hs ~ no peddling affair hut busir "a ,h, -
perfectly respectable. Gentlemen and Iad;os % CO -
sure who wonld like to learn the bus,nes. e. le oi
own amusement or pleasure, will find Ihe '' .''eI'
u Pheasant pasllme. and they will taLa n,.o
interest ~ H. On receipt Of 81, will senJ $50. B'e"
oy inch any person can readily acn'
ne eI ana these Instructions will also contain n
particular relative TO carrying il on no IhaI !, ,i
hghiy proh'able The purchaser Of tbe ..n;, wi os
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ihu nave sometimes received as bIgh as aono r
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rhcI can be got almost any where in ""a ,,e
fy' OF y preiorred, can furnish them. Address
"a ALVORD r. PARSONS
No. so Liberty ST., New York
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discovered at Last 4;
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The Oil acts the system with .l.o,,;o;,, :. =,
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20 David SireiItch. No. l l. burn at.
99pra'"ed Wr'st-W. Franklin. 81 S Eighth 1t, "
Feion-W. KIncads. 81 EIehIhsL
SPrn'"ed Wrist-J hn Pibie. 4U6 Arch
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I.RdnmGfory Gout-G W. Humphrsv. Fill ..d
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R1eumdtlSn-hirs Sarah Snt,,n 330 Sou,h r;.Ltk
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SheuNa,'Shi|S Sieison. Filher st. sh f. ghth PhIa
SPrdihed Ankle. also Enlargement Of U,.s Ls,.tE
oHN DRAPER. 997 Marke, At rnrs, IS c,nr.' 90 r,.,
nd 81 per hottie Try everything else give this sls
lnpl" trial For sale by dealers aud drusgmisev.,,
-, ~. h. NJ Jan3l ly
Smyrna times., 1862-02-20
GREAT FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
TIE
DOUBLE SHEET
saturday Bulletin for 1860
Forty-eiebt Columns Of Reading Matter fo
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM.

-, ne seventh Volume If The PhIladephia Satu,J.,
etN'y D"iitlIh viii embrace the wear 1862 II vi,I
p'eSent e:ery feature OF haHdsuEls well filed 81,
"I"'e dmlly Newspaper. As a Mllitarx Iue,
''u neher"l news JOURNAL II Is unsurpassed bv and
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