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ne subsequently accepted, and on Sun
day the garrison was conveyed ~ the
steamer Isable 10 the transport Balti-
more, which, with several other vessels
bad arrived off the harbor. Despite
the tremendous ire from the most APP
proved guns OF modern warfare, no
Ives were stauring the terrific bonn
baTdment
The whoiAi South was in blaze Of
gxiiltailap- over this triumph. Twas
heraldsd sssryaheFe hs the harBlnger
Of heir Independence But its effect
On Gle North vas electric Il was the
tFampetean that snmuloned the nation
to arms The paralysis that seened 10
desslen its energies was IL an instant
shaken of Partisan politics we're for
gotten. Our cities streamed With flags,
Union meetings were held everywhere
Major ANDERSON and his hero baud
were fairly lcanonized,. and from every
quarter men poured forth tosaxe their
imperiled country There was q uni
verssl cry for the capture ofeharleston.
For four years that cry has been con- |
tinued. South Carolina was the cradle
Of secession, and Charleston WIS the
Hover OF the State. Every loyal heart |
burned for its capture snd destruction. /
At last it has fallen easily into our
hands The old flag has been hoisted
in honor over the battlemsnts where
i Was first tvaiied in surrender. Il is
lifting that amid the roar of cannon
and all 'lhe pomp, and pride, and cir
of glorious war the heroic
band who made their immortal but un.
.vailing resistance to the first demon
itration of the rebellion, should, in its
Expiring hours, again plant the national
standard on the ramparts they 80 nobly /
defended, on the anniversary of our
irst national humiliation.
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The notes and accouais 81 z. & W. Ia
kin & Co, Stricken. Ellie i Co., aud A. q.
Adams a Co.. VIII 30 lcand ~ No. 81 North
College street., near The Square, whore an
persons indicted % shy Of these firms viii
Please mahe immsdiate payment, az she
business must be closed up.
"a nay ebsence, Mr. u. g. Throne IA fuI-
~ authorzed 90 attend % the business.
A. g. ADAaa, 81 College streot,
mafSl-Sm near she square.
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aufHHson ksaEDT---We can cousciea-
toelly recommend % hose sudcrine frsh
g distressing cosigd, ~. 1lr.cklB-.sn Nsili-
aoous couEh Hllaafa- 10 gives relief a.
lnost ilsi&zfsaeeusly end b tglthal nos ais-
agreeable - the tasie. There u ~ d0abi
odt ne aeiliiaoaa Ce.rra Ealssm ID one Of
the 1sai plel'alst'oqt u use, a1t K sll hat
- pfQPris.or claims 90 IS re have tried
i dafi11 lae pass Wesk, and io1nd rallef
.renl riolt dlstreslins coush. u j. pro-
street, Cincirnati. Ohio, su3 1f nia ~
DFrEgisis. e - csats pr koltle.
en14-l am-lF
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on chsriotte pike. q miles t-om Narnvllle, al
5oinine the lands q Wm. n. Cooper md Nm x
1-lislan on n W. Rsilrosd Suii,cient Eeaer =
run the yard, tee springs and hIanch, II AZ Il
acres.
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Choice Fleuf. Better. Potatoes. Ouisns.
Green Corn and every varsity 81 Cannot
fruit1, and tcraign aod Donssitie Grocerias
offered ~ Jew prices e 1otien's 10. - Coll
fan11-tf
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Mossr Is Abe frst - introduce this
new style Of PicfureA Every body thst
see them are delighted Bilh them.
Cail at Tie Gallery 81 the Curaber-
land and Judge ior yoarsslL oif.tL
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sHErs.-A large assortmeht, az reduced
prices, By R. II. Thompson. No. Is Cherry
lTeet, nesr Union. Al
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FOR sALB.-ghat entire block on North side o.
Cesar street helEeen Cherry street and the ley
On the vest, running through 70 the 1hesire.
These valnsble tttiI.ess localities viii be sold ID
frouts on both streets % SUIT purchasOrs and We
offer them ~ prices which induces as 70 believe
shat purchasers may expect 40 advance o. loo per
cent on cost aaa =
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Hrs AID Cars, spring style and in large
variety, just received BY r.. II. Thompson,
10. q Cherry street., near union- r.
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II the ladies want bargains in fns Shoes
Congress Caters, BalmoFals, 6e.. bug 81
6. ". Fall & Co.'S.
Lumber Of al lengths and descriptions
Tor sale low At knight Bros. Yard, Rolling
Mans, N1ns-400 Kegs for sale By 9.
". Fail & Co, Hardware Dealers, "a
Public Square janz2u
Gold il falling. 30 ID the price Of Photo
graphs Il the Gallery Of the Cumberland.
/ Card Psctures nov only s. per dozen.
april-u A. g. AoEsE, % Cedar 1t.
Old Piesurss copied 70 csris De visits, o.
enlarged 70 any size, q the Gallery Of the
Cumberland sgsil-sf
Buy your aooss aud shoes as G. Y. Pan
4 Goa
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WAArkD-AGENrs FOg THE NURSE AND
W SPf.-ilie uost Interesting and ercihnr
rook ever ptrIsr otI elltTs iul ne adventures al
woman IL the On.er army - Ndrae. scnrf al
sly. Giving rroet vivid lunes prf,rre ~ tho var
Returned AMI disabled tsf1cefs aat Solder In
ssni q pioniatle esnrloyuleHt VII ina .t pecn-
co, 80 Man sireot, C.nQiana.i. Ohio
ianal-1ndLue
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FROM MOBILE.
FIRST DIsrArcu

TeleGr phie Correspondence clncinnatl Con
mereal
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van siavorsn's Metropolitan Gallery, %
College sireet. Il
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gpilisyiIJs 9 ADVERTISEMENTS
G.P. RARAEg EXTRA GOLD PENS

Those pens bear my trade nqcrk, SO. p BAREKs
ExEnk Lou, KY" for which hare secured The
c9Eg-ie and are warranted equal in 6neness Of
uiseiure. and are believed 70 Be superior 10 al
others Ia Durability and other substantial qualities
which combine % msks really serY1ceable pen.
sent BY mail or express on receipt Of price and
rStgF eAarge (f BY mail, NJ ny riak when 20 cents
l. added for regstry.l Write your name and sd-.
dress plain y.
Poslsge on single pen three oeslfsf pen with any
case or holder and box, SIR ceats Old pens re
paired for City cents (aad stazipl each. cifcusfs
sent fREE. Address
rrr aTE @. P. BARNES,
Gold Pea Aanuiaeturor,
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A m PREPARED 10 Bur FlsH I3EsA ~ X
a BOOKS 81 a. s11s snd qua-Ifg, HgtEl
= rtgFaas 10 "a kllds a EfulinE A.
11indinR IN - rrsiesi si5la.. 81 .aes.sa
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FRIDAY. APRIL "a, ls65.

---------7 49,
WM. CAMERON d CO.. Publishers.
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ADAMS, sDRBla : CO.


.aleH r1ashvflies Tenn,
,.,.,,s ~ al - s.Afa. Noada7s. Ihnrsdays
- - ..s-1...Iss1. fsrlle1Iaz l,la1l'1l 80 %
= y - - si<s ~ HeaI Eslets, housenold 6eoee
e o.s ever ssscnpaoa q pssPsry. Teszaa nher
ianif-a
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4 PaYS0LOGIClE. VIEW or MARRIAGE
~ contin'ng nelriT - pages. aud ii5 81,
tlllfs lII.l alIlaI.IIl1 u Re 4nslonIr % a.. H-
uIa1 Cr'slEs in a state q Hes.ih ans laasza -.
ireslisl On Eafi7 EfrCr.. e nent falla f1rsa
qle1f,es Hpon lie Md aed Bow. s1th a.
Aethor Pan % Treatment she oulr rsf.ou.i .ni
sScctssial ino.lc x cure. a. slscan 81 o. r---
q eases treated truthai asir.ser 90 he No.
90 and hose couteiapiatsuz a1arrisra. who en-
ieftaln tcllil 90 tae|T nhFslesl canfann sanr
Tree 81 POSTAGE @ ans tiaTses 90 ricent 81 q
cent? sl5nr- of ncsial eurrenEY. ~ si.irrs-fnr
iit. Ia tkoIA. 40. 81 n1.aeu lane. AiIanV. b. 81
TIE 4utaof hlsy - conseiied ufoa any sf ihs
l.'s-ses uflon elict hs buck fro1ls eiihar n-Isi-
~ OF ~ a.dl. and inaf.tns- saat Is .ot is-, IA
~ WIN naI1Aim
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DEADaf BIG AIDAn .fsyrAIDsur
ID AND FANCY GOODS
N. p. BROWN, Importer,
uaAsal-am' 10. Iso Psed st., ny.
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vAHNIsHEs

49,
s Bbls. C0psl Vanish, ] Bh japan Varnish
2 {" Coach &" i - Flowing
one bfrel Flowing Vanish,
Ono baartl Black Leather.
For sale low, BIZ EWIN 4 PENDLETON.
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Great Popular Loan Of the People

Lees than ssoo.ooo.ooo remain unaoid. wh,el VI
probably Be dislsoass Of wilma ne uszi % orso
days. ahen ne note On unasnhesaiy eoinnlanda
premium. - ias uniformly hsen ne eaae "a 60
sing ne suiecnptona % other Icons.
In order fhal si1ssns - syssy tosa snt sestou
* ne osuntry nsy b. siiusaad heitnss ssr dakips
ne hes. shs NaiionaI Bsnks. s,ass BanEn ana
Pr4ato Broksrs tisrouehoai he oouusry ha.s gen.
srzuy sTesd % feeeiss s1bserIpiioas Is lar. sui-
scrbers ~ ssises EA.f o.a aguata. IN .sosa slsy
have eaasdsses. aBa NO oaiy are ruspon.sls 81
ths delivery q ~ nssss 81 4hlea tssy rsssi.s
orders
JAY COOKE,
grssoaPslos Asrs7. Ftla
aUasczfFTso,s suL ~ ursEEssB by ne
First Esiiona Benz d Nashville.
Hecoad Saiionzi Haas q NASHVILLE.
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Transpaseut Photographs At Van ssaso-
reus.
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HaYl Hagil--For sale a. s. Bread s.
b. CLARK 3 Gregory. sprIs "
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CnEEi cuEn Pure Apple Cider can
be bad at CLARK 4 GrsgoFy's, s. BIaaa
street. april ~
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SPEGLAL NOTICRS.


f77hs conucaioas Biici. Eoi,se ara vacant Ia IN
4 tta rrFll alIsr1rn s.arnFr 1t Finr arfl Go
street. fcr rsrtcrllre AMY o.
r u. ai1i.lff'ls 81 a soriteSt 81.
E0J- THOMSON. be Unon "a.
apr lid. COPS.
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Buy yoar -. .nd shos. ss Q. Y. Pan
4 Goa
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Eosss Or al ne determinations named VII b
promptly furnished upoa receipt Of suleeriaious.
his Is the
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LIQUORS.

Bits. Alcohol. ss per cent.
Z" 70 per cent
Proof Spirits,
Pitts whisky pure. for med. purposes
I Pure French Brandy,
Holland Gin.
Pure PIT, dadeiru, sd Sherry Wines.
For sAls Low. b. EWIN PENDLETON.
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.. 5. 7-SO loan

By authority OF the Secretary Of the Treasury,
the undersigned hiss assumed the Genuni Sub
scnpton Agency for the sale Of United States
Treasury Notes. bearing seven and three-tsnlhs per
cent interest, per snnurn. known a. the
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SeYen-Thirty Loan.
U. s. $50 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are nov worth premium Of nine
per cent. including gold interest ffoEa NoFsnber,
which makes he actual profit on the 1-sq loan. %
current rates, ineluding interest. about tsn per
cent. per ruuarn. BESIDES ii4 szsap,0a fusa s,ass
ii hsunit7al taraion, shiet ads ron os o ARE
per eef uors. according 70 Toe rate levied on other
properly. The Interest is payable semi-aanuaily
b. coupons asiarhsd 70 each uots. which nay b
cut o. and sola to any bank Or tanksr.
IN ,,,.,... ..,o,,t. a
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PAINTS.
800 Kegs White Lead
5000 Lbs. Am. Yellow OehFB,
500 " French q
100 Chrome Green, dry,
100 IN Al
100 yellow. dry,
100 irosi
All kincs Of Paints and PANT Brushes.
For sale low, BY EWTN 4 PENDLETON.
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saR eArH- r. u.iss aIsd tot on North Vine street
efio0 annlv =, s. ~. q. SCoNAh
80 ease-s Brick House. hsyinz tive nice rooms
- ,.ood crltar. Lot el1llo 90 summer slfet.
.s- - s11.ilrr-F. rnroaiie ~ q II. winston =
ihis 8 a very eligible LOT, ADD worthy o. Ai4sh'
Ton. n
Ser sais-iais Noa snd 81 vest side Of North
college areet. Nashville. Tenn, klcen - the
gfrcif los e.il 81 lseg iFa1f AID atoui ltl ieei
deep. suilahla Cor sores % resde1ceet ead VII
b soid - loN Priea.
Fsr izsoru,.iiaa rsspseang shy o. n ~ shOvs
,,rrtosaf pEoptlis, cal en-
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BON = ttln-Ihs Eve exeee 3nely a sIrakle store
at Acnsea On ncFth Msrkct street. nezt uerth q
Asalnr4en's, running throuEh b frolt street,
command-nF nouts On two insperlsnt streets
Isleee nnaetoces aro worthy tie eitentioa Of men
81 L. ha.-saa. canaalll.
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The Spanish Battery will soon be ours;
they have fought Ike devils. The feet
has not yet come up the storm yester'
day delaying it.
Our loss, as yet, has not been great.
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- Ftrat-The sparious. coraortsole taaliy resl-
ienee al nr. y I Mcllavock, about nils aort D
~ - (,oprf House and nsar tlie 1lel1naz Cstho-
n. lIirrran ~ the north part 81 the city, having
.sis. - nlyaatsRa AZ city and couniEy.
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ron sAL.R "A Farm 81 lSJi< acres. miles rom
Nashville. nesr ths Gsiiath pike. large s-siory
stone house IN good repairs splendid cellar under
the whole house, new frame kitchen sud cabin
Sod sHhoke. sadie and be<Ey houeess eorp crib,
nafor iallIag spring covered wal. . good Tock
spune heuEci % scref 81 clofar, tbs hist eating
So a 'blsold Cor ea.Hl ~ acres IN Niufyard. The
is1d j. an Eood. 1imDcr enough ios nrs-Nood.
Terms essF.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-12

Mai. t,en Custer has ordered four cap
,ains and twelve licuienan,s under arrest,
=, Madison, Wisconsin, and reduced 10
the ranks seven sereeants and corporals,
All of the Second Wisconsin Cavalry, FOR
having endeayored 10 force the resigna-
,ioa Of Lieut.. Col. n. ii. Dale, declaring
their unwilliugncss 10 servr under hin.
Extra BlIy Smith Ia fair specimen Of
modern Virginia aristocrecy rs contras'ed
wiih The Virginia arisIccrsey when the
Randolph. and the Balbonrs gave tone e
Old Dominion society. Tie i A. iil'irra'e
a t.ons M was ever made. lie start, 81
a aaer.dr!vcr. became rnsii contractor,
ard became wealthy OF fraudulent extra
charges lor mail service. When on a
triangular coalea, be got himself into
Coagvrs.. the Hunters ard Nasons turned
their backs upon him. When. two ysars
ago. he wss elected Confederate Governor
OF Virginia, the Richmond papers ridicui-
ed him A. drunkard nnd fool lie j.
now 800 Systematically retel % ask par
don FORM tailor.
The ogsic~ seekers ar not ell dead yet.
Preston King. the nrw collector al New
York, has about 900 oiiiers :, his dispe-
cal. ard ihefr are slrradv some 10000
applicants. mot Of whom arr esiJea;ly
doomed 10 disappointment. There arc
soms l.500 spplicA i for The position u
third Audilor OF The treasury ~ Washing
ton. nos held B, g.hn Nllsoa q th'eago,
VITO i suggested - Tie prai.ahle chief o.
ibe executive buvsss. provided lh., Con
grrfs sash0rz ~ H.
Tie be res,l7sEssss ths,le. Nn4@o',
Melnopa l,lAa aaak a \ YORK s25a.-
eco. Jsrcsnssh To@4.ss ~. Nee llavea
saving hank Sit5.n00. Saith 5. Fast
nan. proAaee broker, s500.o0o; Htay
h. Jenkias. PhGni1 bsnk u Mes York,
$500 0oo; r. n. Mamfssd. s,assk troker,
$3.50, 0e0s Esiwssd i. kesham, back
.sa.S00.e00. ssk.pwa ssatssr. sio0.-
0rs9 ses.l IS FssAaH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-12

Tss1 LAs1 Houas o. Gox. Baorea,
o. ONO The elesing scenes 10 TOE Die
a Gov. nropsh. = deseFasra g y y 81
isfs.ss. arr ssls o5 inlereei and paiisos.
On MnaasY evening. Al aAssut uine o'clock,
~. r;o,.reor suNksnea form the insensi-
b.lsy h wAirh ne had lain for ssme daYs,
ed j lie reqsess q BIZ family. who gath
cred sfoand his bcdside, Sarseoa Gen
~, Informed him that al which h1man
All o,gld do ior him had been attempted,
and Il vain. and chat now be was ~ tbs
hands Of Almighty God. lie could no,
live huy-eight hours.
Tie Governor was greatly shocked ~
this announcement, and looking General
Barr IN The face, desired him 20 repeat
what b. bad said General Barr again
stated .ha, he had 10, forty eight hours 10
live. The Governor then requested that
All except his family and General Barr
shouh leave the room. Alter THIS had
been dene. he conyersrd calmly and "a
iioaally With bis family for some Time %
private family niiairs.
Turning 10 General Barr, and appar-
entity addressing bis remarks more Paflic'
ularly TO him. the Governor proceeded 70
speak Of bis religious views and hopes
he said in substance that he WAS no theo-
logiaa, and had never made any profession
OF religion.
lie had. however, endeavored 20 live
honestly and npri Chilly 10 his relation with
hls fellow men, and he hoped and believed
that be had done So lie confessed that
lie bad sinnrd greatly, although he de.
nonncel a. false and slaudrrous rumofs o.
I his drunkenness and licenii0usnsss winch
had been circulated.
Bat, though he Acknowledged that he
had been great sinner in the sight Of God
he stated that every act OF his in discliarg
ing his duties as Governor had been pei
formed with the siriciesl con>cientIoosness
and with prayertul regard to his rcspansi
bilty, not only TO the country but to God
He also stated that he had never gon,
to bed 1T night for twenty years without
first praying to God for forgiveness ant
! pfuttCWOfl, Hflil iiHA no NtNN FN"NN"Nsg
acknowledging his sins and trusting IL
Christ for pardon.
As he spoke, the Governor raised hl'
eyes, and as though death lent suprrnatu
raj keenness 10 them, exclaim ID that h'
saw the Mediator Standing on the RICH
hand OF the Father, making intercessiol
for his sins. liz concluded with the EN-
phatic declaration, several times repeated
Il die happily and gloriously.'
The scene was deeply affecting aud
the close Of the Governor put his arm
around the neck OF General Barr, AM
with deep emotion thanked him for b
care and attention, expressing perieet sat
sfaciion with his medical treatment. II
then took his farewell Of the family. Abou
midnight he relapsed into insensioliity
which continued without intermission unit
his death. - CiereLnld Leader.
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IL, Horrors Of Indigestion.

Yea esnsian n twur fsasarrs w-issus'sss 90.
aso,ir. ~ ugt, - yeaf stuUerh e ooaprAa'a g
vssf Posss1s ~ p4aq VS.. snaa's 80 simply
~ ssomscA.s ur,aas q taking seFeast spss yes
far assisetisg sas sbpsiae d. Perhaps yen "sve'
made 8 sfass u unpsogs s. esq iiiisa, bet o ne
asisrf hsns sfs caasiauslis efnzu1uns {, 80 30.
uhass ams sad lucenrrueus fsst. hsse sea ste'
u.oa HosTErIEKS STOMACH HTiteA
psapa 1iui sra rssaf iasais7 The R'fefs ia
wcst wsuA pot your digestive aPpaFs'e' 10 peFiesi
order. regulate TIE aow e bic sn hoenfaanes 80
ths avs q hsal,h, sHl pfoaaos Just % mach srsr
sat aesas ~ woa.a b. nsoessary for year feed aaa
whss you we're once 81 right jaaleioas ana reguls
oeHag with huis q the ronie nov and shsa
would Keep you -, Il you have neglected thes'
means u cure dos.t liams youf stomach iof - e
hsg,as. Il : merely natures hint that she wHut
help. n you neg isct IL, the next thiag may Be In
sHmsnstion. or sciuhua Cancer, or some other VIC
cot aud dangerous dsease. There : such thin
I a. being toe late ID lhese matters. hosrETTEaa
Blrrens vii cure DvspspsiA; 6us hsspepsia MAJ
eneender di. eases which defs Al restorative, ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-09-12

VERMONT ELECTION. Our Democrat.
&c friends will probably once more remark
that "the Dutch have taken Holland" But
What would they not give to get COM
u,anding fooihold in that HollandS II is
so FAR recognized, however, TO he impossi.
bile, that one Of their organs few days be.
lore the Vermont election, claimed that if
the Union men failed TO get their usual
najoriiies,it would be equivalent TO Dem
ocraiic victory But the Republicans of
the Green Mountain State seem even TO
have disregarded this humble announce
ment that the smallest iasors would be
thankfully received. In spite of The inev.
liable falling off Of the aggregate sole,thsy
have actually increased their relative ina
jorities. In some pb'ces they have rcduc-
ed the Democratic vote 10 very scatter
ing aspect, and IN others they have wiped
il out altogether Ard thus il j, that YER
mon, puts her foot upon the doctrines Of
those who deny the claims d equal rights,
pAlliaie rebellion. and tender tfeachous
support 10 the Government OF The country.
Such aboundirg, iuvariable devotion to
right principles may become monoionoos
bal never should c. a,e TO have honor. IL
ID well enough 10 bail wilh rejoicing The oc-
easional accession OF the "doabllu States
TO The side Of night. but We Ieuder our
heartiest tribute TO the State that never
goes wrong.
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ANCIENT FINE ARTS.

t. ne Ediier II ~ Mes York Berads
Respecting the relies q poreeiaiu ware found N
the late examinations at llcrcullucum, which have
been forwarded 10 the Socie,y o. Antiquities 10 Ion
don. whereof your correspondent says The bottle 70
fembhng Draae's Plantation Bitlcrs was und0ubt'
eddy placed among the ruins by The agent Of Dr.
Drake we desire TO state that he Il ncorrcei ~ ~
erV respect. II a bottle was found there bearing
our lettering, the language Of the Ancient homan'
was dieren, from the accepted literature Of the day
Our Agent has other business than this IN Europe
aud has not been 10 Italy 81 all, No doubt Ameri'
cans carrs Plantation Bitters 10 Rome; but trynl
10 Impose upon a society Of Aniiquarans IN thi'
way seems quite useless, aua We do not appreciate
the Joke II Is unnecessary for US 70 spend monei
ia Europe while We ale unable 10 supply the Dc
maud for these celebrated Bitlers here.
Respectfully,
p H. DRAKE 4 co.
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Valuable Recipes.

Editor IF journal:
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ecipe with full directions for making and
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leaving the same soft, clear, smooth and beau
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| will also mail free to those having Bald
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These recipes are valuable to both old and
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them free Of charge, they are worthy the at
tention Of all who prize clear, pure skiD, or
a healthy growth Of hair.
All applications answered by return nail,
without charge.
Respy yours, TH0s. +. cllAPlAN,
Chemist and iefiunrr.
swla 10. s3i Broadway, New York.
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