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Germs 1m-f0ns, Nails, ENLARGED .Boin,s.
All diseasee X he reet cured hy Dr 2ACHkRiE 40 10
BrOadxay
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h the facts are related, most improper use has
been made OF the asylum which have obtained
IN canada and trut that the government wilt ~ the
ate government did take every step prevent acts OF
TINS kind, which. permitted. will later bring
us into state OF war with neghbors There be
no doubt OF tue tendency of such acts and the guilty
parties have been arrested hope the win he brought
20 trial and punishment The neutrality OF the lakes
most important and valuable convention especially for
tho wesker Earty, are; bat II will plainly be
abrogated IL Canadian ports usod cover for
persons seeking 10 assal American commercs.
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For PhysfOgn0my, PhrerOlOgy, Ply
siology Etinology and Psycology October number
"fHRRFoLOoiCAL JOURNAL 20 cents. Ne,gsmeT
have FOWLER 4 WELLS. 389 Broadway
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hnd Dh. Dear RseE sShmt PAIN. Had
iche rc',ha'ne NsGralga GaLarrh + sufnrsd VOL
DoATs insaat Phin AnnhiistOr cur. 4 ne.
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To Country Merchants.
PURE WINS AND LIQUORS
5000 cases OF sCHIEDAN sCHnAPfs,
5000 cs.,. OLD CoasAc BRANDY
1000 csses OLD JAMAICA and ST. CROfx RUN
600 OLD MADEIRA, ten years In bot,es
400 cases genuine BOURBON WHISKY.
500 csses OLD SCOTCH vtl1sKBY.
Bbarrels OLD BOURBON. tsu years old
20 half ppes genuine Madeira WINE ssven years In.
reried.
UpOLPiO WOLFE.
- Beaver UveaA
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CnrNpbrii. Gbcmi.r ard Apothcrrry.
Ezhih and Twenty eighth street Medicines
prepared ana s1d ths store warranted srctl' pofs
Prescriptions carefully compounded BY competent pssHaa
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Seal Rings for Genfiemen Fine Gold
styles eight ten, twelve 6feen twenty-five to ons
hundred and fifty dollars each for sale by q, c. ALLEN,
as Broadway, one door be- ow Cana street
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To Country Merchnn

schencE's Puimonic Syrup Cures
coughs colds and ptiop. sold At HELMBOLD'e
chemical warehouse No 5os Broadway, next Metropolitan
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For Languor, Universal La ssttude OF
the muscular sys,en, HELMBOLDS Genuine PropaTN
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For Night SwcaGa, Cold Feet, Dim ness
OF Vision use EEINBoLD's Genuine Preparations
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For Paliid COuntenance and Erup-
sions use HKLMBOLD's Genuine Preparations.
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sozodons-rhe Most Popular Dsniffrics
IN existence used and praised By everybody.
sold by druggists everywhere.
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Elegant Roman scaers for 81, ~
MOODY S. I1b Brogsvav Howard Hoeb
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n, Comuierioa.-The Tsu

Prizes Cashed fu All Legnlixed Losts-
risa >. n. CLAYTON q co, No 10 wall street
rooms Nos and s. New York.
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For Loss Power, Loss OF Memory
HtLM BOLD = Genuine Pgepsrsttons
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The Japanese Haar stain Cetors ths
vhiskore and mustsoAs beautiful Sack brown Coz
sss Of only one prscarasa. Color viii not FADE wssA
Only ~ cenN y beH.
r. O. UPHAN, phiAdsiph,s, SOLE Prcpris.os
For sale w Hslnboid, 69t Broadway; Derss barna
Co, rAck rev; y. o. welis Co., us srsnknn "u'~
Nev Vork Losa Saith. CAieagc. aud AL dru1ssA
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scnenck's seawecd Tontc-The Best
tonic in the world Sold HBLMBoLD's drug store nsis
Ms.ropoli van Hotel.
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For Diseases tnc Bladder. GrsvsI
aud Dsopsy use HELNBOLD'5 Gonune Preparations
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Sottcc.-The Atte ntion or ~portsmen
and capitalists is directed 10 The DucknR Farm, offered
for sale in this days paper.
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Tyne Metal and oid Lead wanted
Cash will b. paid for hundred weight Of Type Metal
and old Lad Apply At the desk Of this onioe
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Frccki-s, Pimplos, Tan, Flesh Worms
prckly Heat &c, cured w GOURAUp'S ITALIA;
INDICATED SOAP at 453 Broadway.
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The Park Concert.

The Park Commissioners announce that thsrs will be
music at the Park the Mali this Afternoon comm
ing at four o'clock by the Park Band, under the
leadership 0: b. Doiworth weather permitting. Tho
follow NC Ia the programme:-
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Fall styles or Gcpts and Youths Dress,
Cloth and Felt Hats issued BURKE 40 Broadway
corner OF Fait0n street
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Thts Day
OF PLAIN AND rAscv HArA
lTYArry
HATS
oENfN, SIS Brcadway
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To Paper wanufncturcrs.
Cash will be paid for ~ 900 Of good rcursrs,sy
Paper. siEe, 3ntG-<s ibs
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| Highest Prem ium Lock stitch Sc wing
| Machines WHEELER WILSON, 625 Broadway.
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Doafae.s, Impaired Sight,

Ooahuess, impaired sight,
NOISES IN TUE nPAD
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN rFg
THROAT
CHRONIC CATAPRH,
INSTRUCTIONS OF THE EUSIACHTAH fU3H
CURED.
BY DE Won EIsENBERa
az ais consulting Sl6 kS,rtn street
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If You Want TO * now, &r., Road
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
book people good book for every
Price 81 81 To be had At all depos Contents
tables mailed fro Address
Or. T. FooTE I.Iso Broadway. ny
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w'ga, Toupees, Uatr Dye. Ita'r DSna"s
Aad McL,Azts Cssam for besstfyiag the hsir ..~.A
W A. sAlCHELoAS 10 bepu
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For PimDlcs. Tets~r, Scrofula and
| sr,ptlons uss HELMBOLDs Genuine Preparations
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For D;Mruity OF Breathing, Genera
Weakness uss HELMBOLDS Genuine Preparations
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For Weak Nerves, Horror of Death
Trembling, use HKLMBoLDs Genuiss Propositions
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For Pains I'm the Back, Headache. Sick
stomach. use HELM BOLD's 0enuine Preparations.
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spauidtnC's Prepared Giue.--Tbh
srtcs prepared fresh warranted 10 give
satisfaction For sale At the depot % Liberty street, mp
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mbOId's Genuine Preparat1Ons.-
Price 81 psr bottle sH for &s Delivered TO address
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tho rebel army His associate IN the AFFAIR was sens
70 Fort lafayette, on It's being discovered
j. b. Msrrick is a builder aud strong McCleAn dou-
J. NJ Brown, smother strong Mcclellan democrat, was
postmaster under Bucnar an
r. Rosentha is Jew, who settled clothing dealer
insandusky about two years since claiming 20 have
been driven out OF Richmond Union sentiments
He S An outspoken copperhead.
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Nervous and Debtiisatcd Sufferers, U.s.
HELNBoLD'S Genuine Preparations
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Helmboid's Genuine PreparatiOns.-
Sold at HkLMBOLps chemical warehouse 59< Broadway.
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REMARKS or MANUFACTURES

with upwards OF thirty thousand unsocsed csrti6cA =
aud rsconimerdslory letters from al ssctoos many 81
highest sources Including s1,inent pay
scians cicrgyncn statesmen have not been In ~
r-sorttng 10 their publication In the noWspapera
do not do this from me reason ns my ssns
by csrtihcses. Nv Extract Buchu u duretfc. NV Hx
Sarsapaa u blood plruor Aud both are prepaSd
purely scientific principles ~ vacno Fhoy enosty ne
foil strength OF the ingredients entering Into their comee
ready ana conclusive test vii be comparison ., ,ssaR
properues with .hoee iosth - tne Y. D. Dkpens 'y
From the Largest Manufacturns Chemists n th, ,dfr
l an ac9ua'ned I'd with Mr.. II i Hembold be oocup.sa
tue diug store oppse ny iosIasras ana y az ~ so @ ,,s
50 before MN have beea iaroTaoy lnprcs.ed WIZ aa
fir,n Of Powers / gtmaa Manu- fasarng aal.ss
Ninth sn RraWr streets Phladephia.
desrN IN this connection % make plata s'alsmeas q
tirsBy confederation OF the welfare Of suffering rS
second-Becauss do wish my aTtcies classified 20
nostrums patent meBcnes many or which made ~
persons too xnorant to read physcisnr snpess prs
scrpton much 90 to manlfacsurc Pharmaceutical pro
pararions.
Those persons advertise. This am eomFslet 2 40 9
bring my before the public conscieDsionsr beievf4
that bay the most valuable articles that n:ysR
tsed Tley have been advertised over ten ears GoL
mcncng small way, ana have not only susfn 'oed tls
reputatou but their popularity has extended 10 parg
the lned states and widely throushont toreS nn -
OF paten medicnes, advertise my medlcines nus hoT
shor lived have been the thousands OF thoss arr 81 Aa4
yet there persona who VII continue = hlnk 49,
merit ia the article II not essential 70 suecess
HELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUGHU
positive and specific remedy for dsea.e5 o the blafd4
kdueys gravel and dropsy. The utmost confidence can
the powers ef VIII are scoou
panied b. SO many alarnling symptons anon ~hch ~
fupess horror forebodng4 o. es'l fasA
universal ssstude prostrson and inabi, TO enter ses
'nH smbsd e" Esrss Di of Buchu win r-s you brisk -.
energetic feelings, enable you g sleep well nna -
strengthening than any OF the Preparations of S&no
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i.
Park March
l. Overture 70 ia Brewer % Preston. ...... Adam
2. "Der Wanderer Schubert
3. katy Did" Polka Julien
q
4 Grand march, from Grain Won Athen" Beethoven
S. Overture 10 'Waverlyn. Berio2
Q. Quickstep, from Faust. .............. .Gounod
7. Grand selection from ,Atilan. Verdi
g.
8. Quicksep, from "1l Poliuto' ........ .DonIzett
"Green Hl' Nottufno. II. Is. DodwOrth
10. Song-"why do summer roses fade. Wallace
II Romantcksr waltz. La
National Pot Pour
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Jcwclry md Watchss-Of all Drscrip-
tons for sale GEO ALLEN. AIS Broadway, door
bco~ Canal strest, formerly No II Wall street.
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Public $pcnkeFs hhu sfnGsrs VIII Hnu
BROWNS bronchial Troches beneficial IN clearing the
before speaking or singing and relieving the throat
after any unusual erer;on OF vocal having
a peculiar sdspiator to affections which disturb The
organs or speech For Coughs and Gods the Troches are
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Grover & Baker's Highest Prem n m
Elastic Stitch Sewing Msehses A96 Broadway New Tork
n rs Fulton sttees BROOKLYN.
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For Pain or Weakness I'm the Hack
breast side limbs complaints OF the liver and kcneys
KNAPPS Indian Strengthening Plasters sold oT Al
drug
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children Tecihng Dyseasry and Darrhnn regulates
the stomach and Bowels aud wiud Collie.
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siy shirts for sI2, at moody's, ITS
Broadway Howard Hole y
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Legal Doc Tn Spautsh-FOr
Cuba, Porto Rico South America aud spain carefully pre-.
pared ~ :. CAMACH0 25l, Broadway. Tran stations
from the spanish French aud English languages Refer.
ences-Nmitiand. Phe ps Co.
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Gouraud's Poudrc subtitle Uprooss HAIR
from low oreneads OF the bedy 81 warranted
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HELMBOID,s FLUID EXTRACT BUGHU
noqlt xe and specic remedy for dscaes OF the blad
HRLMROLD's EXTRACT BUCHu

HgLmBoLD's EXTRACT BUoHU
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHs
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BuoHs
HRLMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHJ
HRLMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT Buouu
HKLMBoLDs EXTRACT BUUHU
HKLMsoLDs EXTaAcr BUonu.
uELnBoLDs EXTRACT BUcHW
AsD
IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
IMPROVED ROSE VASE.
IMPROVED ROsR VASE.
IMPROVED ROSE VASE
IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
IMPROVED KOsR VASE.
IMPROVED RusE WASH.
diseases arising from habits Of di..D..is, e -
prudsnces. AAying pain and Inflammation, aod fos -
tho.s unpleasant and DANGEROUS remedies 80 !re9ssA
0.s al the sSoss diseases require the aid Of disrss
HRLxBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT RucHs
HKLMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCas
uELxBoLD's EXTRACT Bucav
HxLMBoLD.s kXrEAor BUoHv
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT Bucuv
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BuoHS
aELxBoLDS EXTRACT BUcaS
Is rHK GREAT DIuRErrc
IS THE GREAT DIURErro.
Is THE aRKAr DrURErIo.
10 TEE cREAT prvaRrro.
Is THE GRkAT DrURErro
70 THR GREAT DIURBrIc
rs THE GREAT DIUErrid
IS THE GREAT DIuRETIc.
HgLNBoLDs EXTRACT OF sARsAfARlxaA
HRLMsoLps EXTRACT or sAEsAPARrIx,A
HELMBoID's EXTRACT or sARsAPARILx.A
HELMBoI.Ds EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA
HRLNBoLD,s EXTRACT or sARsAPARILf.A
nELMBoLps EXTRACT OF sARsAPARIL1.A
HELMBoLps EXTRACT or sARsArARILAA
HELxBoLps EXTRACT or sARsAPARtLAA
cures scrofuls Sal, Rheum, scad or Sore Head rsSA
Pnples on tns Face Eryspelas and all Erupcns q "
aver na,nr, on the face pufgiug out tho Huan9
snics make disease, enrichins the blood aud
BEAurrFYIsa lHK COMPLEXION
sxAurrrYISG THE coxrLKuoE
sEAurlrYrSa TnL COMPLEXION.
BEAUrIFYISa rHK coNrLRxIoH
sEAUrrrylSG rag coxrLExros.
sEAurrpYrSc Tnr COMPLEXION.
BsAuTIFyISa rnE coMPLExIos.
BEAurIrYIsG THE coNPLExIoI.
sEAurrrrIso THE coNPLExros
y.-,o,.,. p,,,.e, purbn and Er,rsc. sArsspannA q
gsr each or 81. o. ,tssr a 70. ss ns
;.ss or ssSso5s Y e,y sasFis Srus and oAs
iS., S.n a'Ss 4. s:s,s
Dsscr,bs symptoms 10 ali eommuuiesmsns.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwHRaa
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EvERywHRRA
SOLD Br ALL DRUGGISTS RyRRYwHEAA
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS KvERYwHRA
SOLD Br ALL DRUGGISTS KvERYwREn2
SOLD pr ALL DRUGGISTS EvERrwHEA
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERrwHsnA
SOLD M ALL DRUGGISTS EvERywHxD
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS kvEsYwHssA
SOLD NJ ALL DRUGGISTS svsRYwHs
BxwARE OF ooUsrEnrElrs
sswAnx or cousrxaFsrrs'
sswARE or coUSrEasEIrA
BEWARE or coUsrERFEin
,swAss OF ooUsrEsrsrm
Ask FOR uELxsoLoa
ASK ros HBLnBoLoA
ASK yoe HELnsoLDN
ASK ron aRLxsoLDA
Ask FOR nILxsoLDA
rAka NO oraER. -
rAxs no orHnR
rAKR NO orrHR
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Sraied Haer KNOX of ?l2 Broadway corner Of Fulton
iasued his sivs ~ Fail Hats; and he IL
considered the leader o fashion in those articles of
attracts considerable attention There s some
thing peculiarly this fall style and usual
achieved Every season he introduces
a style. aud Ia Ia always appropriate
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Gout and Rhsumatisun

Gout and Rhe am at ttsm.
Thsss diseases caiy cured BY the free OF
BRANDRKrHS y PILLS,
which s1pel the acrd humrs from the body on which
diseases depend Many thou ands have been cured
by this simple bul most effective remedy.
Sold At No Union and by all dealers See that
,he government there Is b. BrAndreth In white
letters Principal once. Brardre,h House Now York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-22
Ghe SIRE press.
A Great Secret, to blow up the Union.
BURLINGTON
FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY p. 1864.

A Great Secret, to blow up the Union.
Another batch Of the rebel letters taken
on board Of blockade runner some weeks
ago, has just been published, with permis-
sion Of the War Department The burden
oi them is made up Of schemes to get off
rebel bonds to buy ships TO run the block
adr, Of plans for concealment in New York,
and how to bring influence to bear on Louis
Napoleon that he may acknowledge the rebel
government speedily,-of curses at past Ill
luck, such as the loss Of Vicksburgh, the
failarc Of Bragg to bag Rosecnns,-of di-
vers speculative plans to make great deal
Of money, &c, &c. The Lalnars, j. 7.
Soutter, Trowbridge, Bowers. Phinizy, and a
lot more. figure on the board
We were struck with one Of the schemes.
especially. Charlie, C. 4. /. Lamar
writes to bis father, that he has barrained
for d" secret to make powder out Of plaster
and hot water''-says it will be worth
millions to him and ''to the Government ''
- it can be made IN ten minutes and shoots
wet almost as well as dry" THIS Frr
sen" lie directs a =. caveat to be filed at
Richmond, Immediately" d" 1t is made out
Of nothing but plaster as all the
houses in Paris are made of-and boiling
water He is very anxious to have the
caveat filed, for fear some one may anticipate
him, as there has been some talk about the
thing. lie comforts himself however with
the assurance that '' they won't know how
to make it, We take 1t there was some
special nicety TO be regarded in stirring this
plaster Of Paris pudding, or that the proper
tions Of hot water and plaster were to be
very exactly adjusted to make the powder
%, He might feel easy on one point, how
ever. 1t would certainly shoe, as Uen wet
as dry.
We suspect Charlie found out that be
was to be humbugged, for not long after he
writes To a correspondent TO " see the pow
der man and tell him have instructed Phin-
izy To institute proceedings against him for
damages The idea Of carrying on the re-
bellion with powder made Of plaster of Paris
and hot water, i- rich.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-22

PERsoNAL.-T. W. Park of California
where he Is reported to have made hand
some fortune, has returned to Vermont and
settled at North Bennington.
At the recent Government sales of eonfs
Gated rebel estates near Washington, Hon.
L. E Chittenden was the purchaser, for
IS 900 of the Abingdon estate - 500 acres,
and valued at S26,5OO.
Saul Bishop, ESQ. Of Richmond mas sold
his farm for $4,000 and purchased the Rich
mond Hotel; the present landlord, Mr.. Ran
som. remains.
J. A. Child, Esq, of Hydepark, has aban-
doned the Law, and gone to hotel keeping,
as landlord OF the American Hotel in that
village.
Rev. DR.. W. q. T. SHEDD was on the llth
inst. inaugurated Professor of BIbli-
cal Literature in the Union Theological Sem
mary of New York. The ceremonies took
place at the Madison Square Presbyterian
Church, in the presence OF large congre-
CATION including many clergymen Of various
denominations. An address was delivered by
Rev. DR.. ADAMS upon the duties of the pro-
fessorship, and another by DR.. sHEDD upon
the coffee of Teaching and Interpreting the
Bible"
Rev. L. SHAW, Of Pennington, Me-, en-
listed last week, but was afterwards rejected
on account of his poor teeth. Determined,
however, on going, he propose TO carry
cofee-mill in his knapsack, that will ''fx
hard tack" so that he can masticate it.
"Maior GIRARD," who succeeds Gen.
SroxExAS as Superintendent Of the Cavalry
Bureau, was born in Cincinnati in 1928,
graduated with distinction from West Point,
and was made prisoner by TwIeGs in Tex
as when the war broke out. He was after
wards exchanged, and having participated in
several battles, was made Brigadier of Vol
unteers for distinguished services at Gettys-
burg.
WuIAx THAcxERAY. the famous author,
was found dead in his bed at his lodgings in
London on the oath ult., having been ill on
ly few hours.
Mr.. THAcxTRAY was born in Calcutta, In
dia, in lsll-his father being high official
IN the East India Company. he was sent to
England TO be educated and entered the Uni
versity of Cambridge, which he left without
taking a degree. His father dying soon after
left him an income of fl 900 year. He went
abroad, led a gay life, squandered his fortune,
and woke up one fine NOR ming to find him
self penniless. Returning to En- gland, he
read law in the Temple, dabbled-bu un-
sucesstully-in literature, returned to Paris,
tried his hand at sketching but failed, and
applied himselfa second time to letters. He
became the Paris correspondent OF ''The Con-
stitutional'-a paper started by his father
in-law. This Journal proving failure, he
became e contributor TO The Times - and
"Frazer's Magazine" in which he wrote
a story called "Catharine "a production OF
Indifferent merit. He subsequently, started
a paper in connection with DR.. MAGHS-an
enterprise which tailed. He afterwards be-
came prominent contributor 20 Punch, in
which the "Yello~plash Papers and the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-22

LETTER FROM GEN. SHERNAN.-An interest
ing letter from Gen. Sherman to the Chair
man of the meeting Of the citizens of War
ren County, Mississippi, will soon be pub
lished. The meeting asked not only for pro-
lection at the hands Of the military authori-
ties, but for sustenance also. Gen. Sher-
man replied that he knew Of no nation but
ours which had ever under taken to feed the
inhabitants of an insurgent district. % II
YOU know of any," writes Gen. Sherman, II
will thank you for a copy of the history
winch records them"
The General lays down several PROPOSE
tions First, that the degree of protection ac-
corded TO white inhabitants will depend
much upon their own conduct. Second, the
task of providing for the negro population
falls upon the government, 50 by act Of war
it succeeds to the title of master.
The General advises the white planters to
hire the negroes, aud go on with farming
operations, - not on large scale" for " no
one can sec far enough into the future to
say who will reap what you SOW" He says
further - Our duty is not to build up, it is
rather TO destroy both the rebel army and
whatever of wealth and property it has
founded its boasted strength upon. - The
duty Of reconstruction belongs to the loyal
people, and not to the ARMY Y. Post.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-01-22

THIEF ARRESTED.-About three months
ago, the store Of j. r. Arlington, in ST. Al
bans, was entered, and money TO the amount
of six or seven hundred dollars stolen from
the safe The thief has finally been discov-
cred in this wise, as stated by the 81. AZ
bans Messenger Not long since it coming
10 the knowledge of Mr.. Armington that
James Gibson, u fireman on the Vermont
Central Railroad, formerly a clerk in his
store, was spending money little more than
either his circumstances or wages would
warrant. his suspicion was aroused. be
sent TO New York and engaged the services
Of detective John Melnott, who kept on Glib
sons track for some days, watching his
movements, and finally, gave notice TO Sher-
If Sherman 10 arrest him, which he did
Tuesday evening. Not TO create any sus-
picion in the mind Of the accused, Mr.. Sher-
man also arrested Mr. MelnOtt. Both were
confined in the same cell and during the night
in relating their several experiences in robber-
les, Gibs0n made clean breast of his taking
the money from Mr.. Arlington ; store. On
Wednesday the house of Gibson was searched
and iewelry, in the shape Of watches, 70 tho
value of 500, was found. According 10
Gibson's account, he entered the store
through back window, and the safe key
being previously taken by him) he had 10
trouble in getting to the contents. He
locked the safe and on the train the next
morning. going South, he threw the zey
away.