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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-03
The Cavalry Regiment.

| have, by the way. recently met one or
two Of the men who were present at the sur,
prise of our Vermont Cavalry at Aide, two
or three weeks S!nc-, and can add some Incl.
tents. rot heretofore published. The state
ment that 20 pickets were thrown out bv
Capt tluntoon, is, am assured, Incorrect
PlCkets were sent out about a mile, on three
roads. The whole party. pickets doubtless
,nciuded, were however thrown off their
guard By body OF the 18th PENNSYLVANIA
cavalry which met them on It's way in from
the outside, and reported no rebels anywhere
IN the region. The men and horses were
most of them hemned in by the rebels in
the yard of a mill. from which the men had
got grain to feed them horses, which accounts
tor the larger number captured. The rebel
Eo:ce under Capt Mosby numbered, accor-
! ding to his Own statement, but - men,
/ Capt " oodward's horse was killed instantly
while in full gallop towards the foe. by Il bail
in the spine and fell upon Capt Woodward
pinniug him to the ground. While Wing
! thus, almost crushed by the weight of the a,.-
mai. rebel rutiinp rode up and commenced
1rlng ut the PROSTATE captain, who would
probably have thus been murdered in cold
blood, had he not had strength enough left
to draw small pistol from his breast pocket
with which after once or twice irving he was
lucky enough to send ball through his as
Saianl's boIy. One man of his company
defended himself for SOM time from twc
rebels who were trlins t. seize his horse
which he held Ey the halter, by striking al
them with the bride and bits Curtin OF
Curtin, the brave Rutland boy who was Sc
severely wounded. was seen to stop with the
uails living arounr him and after he had two
through him, and deliberately load his revol
yer, which he had emptied, and discharge /,
at the rebels, after which he pat spurs to hi.
horse and made his escape He Low lie.
in the hospital at Fairfax Court House,
4nd, am sorry to say, in critical condition
l rebel ball having passed through the bone
If the pelvis, into the groin, where it cannot
be extracted.-EdtoriM Correspondence OF
Free Press.
y telegram from Washington to the New
York Times, says that Capt Huntoon, of the
Vermont cavalry, has been dismissed from
the service on the recommendation of Gen
Heintzeman that he was unfit for an officer
in consequence of the surprise on Feb. %
when Huntoon and Woodward were captured
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-03

THE WAY IT Is Done. A squad of six or
eight butternuts, dressed in our uniform, with
two of their gang in their own dress, will
appear, when the following dialogue will oc-
cur:
Disguised Rebel" We have got a couple
OF secesh prisoners. Where shall we take
them?"
Cre1ulous Picket" Take them to the re-
serve"
Secesh -" Where is the reserve9"
Picket describes the locality exactly. Sc
cesh then takes a roundabout course. and
gives his party the information, who, on the
same night. come in force and gobble up the
reserve.
would it not be we'll for our confding
sololerS to learn to play trick against trick p
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-03

i" Subscriber" and perhaps well wishing
riend writes Us to enquire why we advertise
fpatent medicines. We will here and now an
swer him that we do not. Our readers are aware
that we have for many wears excluded everythin,,
of the sort. and the only seeming exception thai
we know of Is the advertisement of DE- J {. Aver
x Co 5 remedies which now stands in our col
umns. If our friend does not know We Will in.
form him that these are not patent or even
secret medicines. Their composition has bsen
made as publicly known as any other scien,ifc
fact and has moreover had the approval of the
highest medical authority in the land Bu, ,yh,,
affords Us perhaps still greater confidence in thir
worth Is our personal knowledge of the man Who
makes them and the results tina, have followed
from their use results a. familiar 10 our readers
AID 10 the whole community as thew are TO our
selves.
II has been our privilege to know Dr. Aver
eVtr since he graduated from the Penn Univer>i-
I; IN the same class with one of our persoual
irlehd>' nor nave we ever ceased t. watch with
interest his singular success in and unriring de-
Noton to the 'iohe professor he has chosen. If
anybody VIII Tell US what we can advertise Of
more interest TO our patrons than remedies ,h,,
VIII cnre them when they are sick. we shall cheer
iuiiy give 1t benefit OF Cur crculation- TUnacorg
H. Baptist ,Ti,.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-03
Important from VickSburg.

A Cairo special dispatch to Chicago says
"Wednesday evening, the 18th ult, the rams
Lancaster and Switzerland undertook to run
the batteries at Vick>burg. As soon as they
came within range the rebels opened ire
mendouS fire. The Lancaster was struck
thirty times. Her entire bow was shot away,
causing her to sink Immediately, turning a
complete sommersault as sic went down
All the crew except two escaped. The Swift
zerland was disabled by 64-pounder penr-
tratng her steam drum. She foated down.
the batteries still firing and striking her re-
peatedly, until finally the Albatross run
alongside and towed her to the lower mouth
of the canal. The loss of life in her is not
ascertained.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-03
= Buy me and I'll do YOU Good .
Hearth and Strength secured by the Use of the
great spring and summer medicine
Dr. Ian LEYS
ROOT AND HERB BTrrERS.

Composed of SRr>apari:!a. Wild Cherry. Yellow
Deck. PrirSiy Ash. ihoroughwort. Rhuha.h.
Mandrake nantelIon- Nc- al OF which are %
compounded - - ac- in concert. and assist ma
ture IN eIanlcailng disease. Ia medicine HIS
been before Sic pubic FOR over fourteen wears.
with constantly Increasing success and is no.y
The >t'ndard medicine of the age It's effect upon
the system i most Notwithstanding Clirectl,
upon The seat Of disease. cleansing the bowels
removing q! distractions from The internal or-
Gan>. stimulating them INTO healthy action puri-
tying the blood diveSting it of all humorS build
lng up III" Weakened system. and restoring the
Invalid Ia health and usefulness. They cure and
eradicate from the system Liver Complaint that
malnwheel OF 81 MANY diseases: jaundicc an its
worst forms. all bilious diseases and foul stomach
dyspepsia. coStiveneSS. all kinds of humors ind
se>;ion. headache. dizziness. piles. heartburn
Weakness. pans in the side and bowels. hatu
lcncv. loss Of appetite. and tornid or diseased
Ivcr. a di>0rdered stomach. or bad blood 10 which
a. are more CT less subject in spring and summer
IL i high. recommended by PHYSICIANS every
whore Try II. and you Viii never regret IL No
medicine be like in liz Salatary effect there
fore inquire for Lansley's Bitters and take no
other
s. and % cents per bottle. Sold BIZ dealers in
MEDICINE everywhere Orders addreSSe TO
GEO. {. GOODWIN < co.
81 Hanover street. Boston. c g-6:
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In Hospital.

Among the sick and wounded soldiers re-
Gently brought to Portsmouth Grove Hos.
pltal, K. l., we find the names of the follow.
ing Aermonters: Geo Barley, 10Th Vt; Ed
win Tuttle, do; David Gaulev. do: 4. F
bartlett, do, l.. X. Black, 1st VT. Cavalry
Henry Gardner, do; H. Hawley, do; B. D.
Humphrey, DO; f. H. Nichols, do; D. P
Bancroft, do; ]. G. Stevens, do c. H. Wat.
son. do; r. o. Fife, I'd Vt; A. ]. Perry. do
T. o. Graves, do: A. T, Parkhurst. 18th Vt
S. Rogers. 9Th Vt; VIM Williams. 9TH Vt
Parker Winter, 18th Vt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-03
TO TIE LADIES

TO Tie LADIES The celebrated Or L. Dix aarticr.
aTly invites all ladies Whs nerd medical OF surgical
adviser. To Cali II l. Rooms Nc Il. ndiuuit Ba.ra
Mass Ehl they vii had arranged ior their special ac.
COMMUNICATION. IN
ucuaT branch 81 the Irealnen- OF al diseases f,susr
females. Il i conceded by ali both Ia IN a., ,,,r
and Euru lej that lac e1ces all oihe known -,rsrr-;
eTs IA the safe speedy eneciual treatment OF an T.
male c"mIl ali l. - ~ ~
Hi> medicines are pr pared with the express p, ros nj
removing al Diseases >leh debiiiir xeak,,ss nm,
u-al >uges>ioiiS. eliar- II uf the WON'T az IN IL
ioctoT l. no~ ialy prep treat IA his cular rH
-tI' anu i-iC@y. all diseases 81 The female
Sea- @Ad 'hvE are respectfully invited 10 call al
No q ESDICUTT STREET BOSTON.
All leters Tel rns advice nnst contain one dollar 10
n>u-e answer. -
Boston. Jan. I. losa-l year
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-03
The Sixth Regiment.

Lieut. Col Z. L. Barney, of the 6ti. Yer.
mont regiment, met with a mysterious mis-
hap at the National Hotel in Washington, or
the night OF the 18th inst \ thief entered
MS room, took his pants from under the pill
low, and after a6stracling S271j in money and
watch, replaced them. The robber manag
ed adroitly, having administered a good dose
OF chlorotorm previous to this bleeding Of
the coonel's pockets
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-03

JOB PRINTING. Every kind OF print
ing is promptly executed at this office, in
the best style and at the lowest prices.
The facilities of the establishment are OF
the first order; good workmen are em-
pIoyed, aud additions of type and other
printing materials are constantly being
made to keep fully up with the times.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-03
MARIA GEES.

In Irasburgh. March 18th, Rufus B. Edmonds
and Martha 4. kimball-
In Lancaster, n III. March ith. Frank Bugbee.
NJ d, of Glover, and Maria P Town, of Lancaster.
In St Johnsbury. March 2ith by RevS Wig
gin. Abram B. Gaskil and Mrs Mary l.. Childs,
both of Burke.
In Lyndon, March Oath, by Rev r. Godding.
Austin Barney and Mrs Lucia Ann Bennett, both
Of Kirby.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-03

Among the deserters who were arrested in
New York day or two since was James
Kippler, who had enlisted in nine regiments
and received one thousand dollars in bounty.
Kansas has dozen regiments of white
men, five regiments of Indians, and two regi
ments of negroes.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-03

SCARCITY OF Men ATTHE SoUTH.-A Rich.
mond paper of the 10th contains sixteen
advertisements for substitutes. In one case
$1,000 is offered. One advertisement offers
$500 reward for the arrest of substitute.
who deserted after getting his pay.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-03

RATHER CRowDED.-At the illumination
in honor of the Prince Of Wales marriage
in London, the crowd was 50 dense that sew
en- women were killed and hundred per-
sons had their limbs broken. In Cork there
were serious riots and the streets were clear.
ed at tie point Of the bayone:.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-03

EyT The storm keeps from US the Cam
bridge market again this week. Judging
from prices here, beef must have a;ivanced,es
ii takes - cents in this place to buy pound
that can be masticated by the most ap-
proved grinders.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-03
SIln WILL BE FORFEITED By
'OcOO, DIR. l.. DIN if failing to cure

IN is ine than any other physician more r.,ually
ami ,"Tni9Iy. with restraint from oo,utairn ar
iT ~ rN>l-- I" al Neather. Sitl and pleasant
N e'i,i Is. SGlFABCSE AND SOLITARY UAHTS
lei ELECTS Ant c'l>e'll-l cy>. SPECIAL. AILMENTS
AND SITUATIONS incident 10 man led AMI >rl-,e Ia
lies SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS. Ner-
Tlal A1'cJ'S. En- iii> ai all i>ca>r, oi the Skin
cer> ii the Noe" Throat Iui B.ylv. Piul-1eS on m,
FACE SNriil> ~ 4 joints. NERVOUSNESS Con>iiiut sr-
al and other NyiIc>> Youth ami the NOR, Adj ar,
AZ AL a, : Il heiA SEXES. >in-le OF married
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-03
4 Friend in Need. TRY it,..nr Svao,

lhLtihhic Lnim"nt : I~";ire the rrrii.. III IL
N'llel sweet ~ CONN, FilcIt. t at bone. seller, Az
> ovl H>. IN his Practice Tor the last twenty yeas
Ili me most Astonishing IL -
~ II l. without rival. viii alleviate lain NOR.
Ni"r.iE IMAM any ucT nr"paEIfiuu For AL Rl,un Ala.
ana Nervous Disorders il i truly irtllihe ani IL cur-
Nr tor SORES. Wounds SpraI> Bruises &C il >,,thn.-
edilS anu powerful strengthening properties excite the
J> N"iut ana a>l"!l>iH!eni III all who have ever uVer
ID atFlai over four hundred certificates of rrna kal
tueS performed 10y II within The last Two wears aTTs.
..N Itll. Ntt tlNertlst nle!It. Q z IL q d III
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-03
The Second REGIMENT.

4 correspondent of the Freeman, wiring
from the camp of the p. Vt Regiment near
White Oak Church, March IA, saws:
"Scarcely twenty-five per cent of the men
who originally conn osed this regiment are
left. Last winter torr of US tented together
and of the four two are dead, ole killed at
Savage Station and the other died in hos
pital and one other is at home in a state of
health by no means hopeful. On the PENN
sula, at Newport News, four others and nv
self one stormy day welt into the woods, a
little one side Of the camp, and built US a
comfortable log house, covering it with cur
rubber blankets, and there We mutually
pledged to stand by each other in time of
danger, and many were the plans We laid in
the air of our future prospects when the war
was over. Of the four one has been dis
charged, but the other three are sleeping
their last sleep. Such is war. Many and
indeed most of all that now are left could
relate similar experiences.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-03

u We give some letters from the army
upon our first page, among which are two
from the 9th regiment. One from the 9th
written six days later, will be found on oul
inside
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-03
DEATHS.

es- Marriages. Births and Deaths inserted FREE
Obituaries, including poetry inserted al SIX cents line in
+ advance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-03
Eelmbold'> Extract Buchu.

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And positive AMI >p celtic remedy n diseases Of the
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trTIN"! Dr'p>y.
Organic Weakness
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See Advertisement in another Column t'ut II ont and
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COrxrEgrFlrs SIF = = ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-03

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The Great English Rpmedy.-Sir James

Carke's Celebrated Female Pills. Prepared from pre-
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The ol Ill those painful dangero, diseases
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-03

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-03

This Medicine increases the power Of H..
gestion, and excites the Absor5ep,. 49,,
healthy action, by which the Warerr ur e.
cerous Dispositions, and all Unna,ur.l F.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-04-03

FLUID EXTRACT BUruf
A Positive and Specific Remedy for D,>.....,
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POETRY.
The Prssidsst's H,wv.

Rev. Dr. BtLLows has obtaiued p~ rrni ssion rom
80 President TO give tie foregoing tie 70 The ,ol-
lowing hymn, written BY Rev. Dr. nuuly,r,..
Tho hymn has been att music by It's sushor. and
rubished, The proh,s o'the sale 70 70 v she ssn.
tty Commission. DR. BsLLows says q the hymn.
" may we not hope Via, millions Of our people Will.
today November 20. lie found uniting in This Ma
,ionsi Psalm Of rhanksgivisg,
GtvI THANKS ALL YE PEOPLE.
ki,cluin ofire.dom, sith ioyfnl seeord
let ih' fst and the North and South roll sonG
s,A' mountain aud ptsirie, one thsnt.si,ins song.
Give thanks. ali re people, ave thsnhs to the Lord,
hHeiniit Of freedom, With joyful accord.
For tho sunshine and rainfall enrehirs again
cur acre. In m, fisds, With treasures Of grain,
or TIE tsrth .,ill unloading her manifold -ssith,
For tn Sties besmine visor, the Winds breathing
health.
Give thsnhs-
tot the Nations vide t.hie, o'erHovinsiy spread,
Mhcre The many hsv. f.as,.d and all have been t.d
win no bondage their God given rishts TO entbrall.
But Liberty guarded by Justice for al
In the realms NJ the Anvil the Loom, ard che Pio-
Who,s the mine' and the fields, to Him gratefully
III, III. aoel, and N. h,rds sins - hill 'ides and
on H,Oc II domains chan, His name .i.h the gales.
Give thAnhs
~ commerce and traftc. ~ m nees hehold,
our riches ft-m IiifnN hoes the silver and gold
Happier children ~ Labor, uus lords Of tho soil,
bles. the Great kss;srW orkmsn, Who blcsseth your
toll.
Give thanks
Rrsve men ~ our forces Life suard Of coasts.
I ~ your Leader he loyal, Jehovah Of Hoets:
Clio" he stripes and the starr aye with victory
Reheeiins bis glory. lie ero.ns,h tn. Rish,
Give thanhs-
Nor sh.ii 20 through our hord.r 70 stricken n heart.
Only waiting your dead in the 10Y have no part
dods solaoe he you're and for you there shsll flow,
AL that honor and sympathy's gifts can bestow.
Give thanks-
In the domss Of ksssish ye worshipping thu ongs,
Solemn litanies mnsle With iuhilant songs
NE Ruler Of Nations h~reechins 20 spare,
And our empire siiI keep the elect of his care.
Give hanks-
Our rnilt and transgressons remember no more.
Iesee Lord rishtecus peace, Of Thy Gift implofs.
And ID. Rsnnsr 81 Inion, restored by Thy hand,
he the Banner Of Freedom Ger oil In the land.
And the Banner Of Union. &c.
Give thsnks-
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JERSEY CITY.

usilsesd Company presented 70 each Of the $50 en-.
sIsysss IN their locomotive works, . Tbsnhssivins
tsrksy II 10 aid that no STRIKE has occurred among
Ne vHkmen Of this company, the men seeming 10
fave fall confidence that their employers vill do
chat b rust By than.
ACcIpsRT.-A freight train, Of thirteen cars
- he Morris and EsssH Rs,irosd, Nov Jersey. yes
tssdey, ran . nan lying scross the track near
- South Orange Station, fishtfully mapglins tho
losSe n6as the same place
1xsCurIoH.-The execution Of Peter Slocum.
ssv confined In the jail Of Freehold for the murder Of
sis mother In June last, tstes place on Friday he
svsss the Aours Of 10 A. NJ and N No one will
op@Dhted 20 vitnese II except the sheriff, his -
dstAnts, and the members Of the pfs0
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