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collapsed: PALsE LIGHTS ARE

ECLiPsED FALSE LIGHTS ARE
sKtinsuished when the GREAT TRUTH shiaes forth,
and the isooit steele 'aet that the hair turls ffn
cray red NJ sandy 70 a glorious black " Dfown.
QUICKER THIS rae CHAMELEON changes 10
hes. rrte- re operot.ou u CRiSr4DORO'S
HAIR DYE, is now known .h-o-gh7u. tha sreEi-
can cont nent It Is harmless contains 20 c.us,ic.
improves the fbres, produces rich. natural and
lasting color Of any shade from warm brown 70
a glossy sable, and endorsed By the mO-t rmiatut
analytic chemists IN the United states. Nsnurlc-
t1red by J. CRISTADORO, Ne. @ Asto- House,
Ner-York. sold by al Druggists. Applied %,
al Hair Dresser.
De- fawlm.
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PEAcr Oh WAR. THAT'S TEE QUrsrIoN.-
There are thousands. aye. tens Of thousands, Of
persous 10 our land VINO are desirous OF having
peace but they are 80 afflicted with the various
Diseases go which fesh is heir to, that there Is
incessaut war go.B- on within on account o. the
impure state OF their blood, that they have no
peace d,v or night. Their earnest inquiry =,
s.l- there no balm IN Gilead-no pnysicin
there Ies, YES, Use PiNKERToN's WHoo
AND CAIIsAYA BirrEBs. and You viii soon md
relief and possess complete victory over your
troubled and diseased Constitution. We speak
thus confidently. because We have tried them,
and the result ia our case was most glorious.
Blessed be these Bittcrs. Indeed they are peace
maker" Remember the geuuine Wahoo and
Calistya B.tters have the name Of Jacob Pinker-
o n blown on each bottle. Al others are spuri-
Gus. Forsale by al respectable druggists and
wholesale deilers.
Jan. /. Wv
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A CompIe,e RnowIedse o. Fi,no Play ing

Ma, be easily obtained hy tie 4se % -tlCh-
ARDSON'> NEW METHOD foh Iue flA-'u-
FOETE. = a. ,tpie. % -rh--b IRE sold every
r,r II. tsson- ar- adapte- . pupils oi ala ACES.
s1d j., exercises attractive and useful ln ever
stage Of advancement This book has % Hec'4ht
i, ~ .r.,,,I merit. become the standard WorA Of
Piano i-srruction. and the only one WHICH every
vel -Is!ollntd teacher ami SCH Jar 1-es 'r.'e
q -. receipt Of which u viii h. sent po''-'i
s,IIVET DITsON 81 CO. Publishers. Boston
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NEW NGRS, Jan.
Gold I'D tni- afternoon AZ 2.294.
MAJ DrrAR-vrvr. WASHINGTON.

Jan. Hiu-
The 49,. Of War has gone 90 Fortress
Monroe. Hilton Head and savannah 10 con-
suit Hi,h tons. Grant, Sherman and Foster,
an important matters relating 70 the service.
The supplies, the exchange of prisoners
;lo .r..ni1ition oi coiored rops. raising the
oiacksd- at savannah, ro-JPeulng IL 70 the
trade. aud seizure Of rehe. property, NIL
among the subjects Of Consideration.
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CAPITAL, 100000
= noLLlHs lNNrlL PGENINN
ny nniLAE, pRElnLN.
WIRES. Ast. BURLINGTON, Vt,


GrsavusP n1vi'. Presiic1t City rins. u--tfcrl-
o. Ir n Cal cudcr. tushIsr state banss
Ils J. Howard { L. ulE7ri q co..
Go " Moore. (lf,ofo q Johns p
l.t-.lall JeTo't 70. Jewell Sc S'n-
-L,~r-s- n hort. (Krri.vs Rohcr.. = GoodWir,) g
Thoms. Belsulu, IT,, * tchum. son a Co > y T.
.iarles White, alto asai.r Nnit an ton Sang
c ra l.u- 2 trsrIn President New W tan banS.
l.r.a iI4-- SIT. Trcsssror C0lfs Patent firo ATnB
AItnu.1cturing Co.. Hartford.
.e.--s S tti-u.nl- Attorney - Law, llc-ttort.
Jonathan p. luccc cullycr Bunee,) haftort
I~ d2nc5v.
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ST. Louis. Mo, Jan. II.
Prices army l. reported AT Bragg Depot
on Red River Rebel dc>erters arr numer-
Gus, ami the whole country IL filed with
stregglers.
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FORTRESS MoNRoE, Jan. =

Secretary Stanton and Gen. Melgs, arriT-
ed last night
4 large iron-clsd monitor supposed to DC
the Dictator, arrived in Hampton Roads this
morning.
The weather is stormy.
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Married.

In Montpelier, Jan An. BY Rev. +. X. shelton,
B. 2. Flaeld. Eco, and oiiss Lucy Hubbard, dsush-
ter Of Ersstus Hubbard.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13
New YoRE Jan. Q.
Gold sold this morning at DO.

CrSclNNArI, Jan. q.
\ correspondent OF the Conn'ere'ai estln-
ates that Hood took across the Tennessee IRON
p 900 10 - 900 men. Forrest abandoned
about $50 wagons on the north side OF the
river. ooo
On Friday. the rebel Gen. Lyon With gVo
men passed through McMinnville' capturing
d comyauy OF Tennessee federal cavalry, lie
then c-assed the Chattanooga Railroad De-
low Tuilahoma. tore up a few rails and NOV
ed on bi- way to Join Forrest at Rnssei'iiie
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Louisville, Jan. !

Ower-a1-o las been taken possession %!
av the I,--.i. aud,r MAJOR } Walker Taylor
Our f1r,-. .yscuzted the place
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.,.rHra. Y.ErH. ..>s NE-.H t I-i,.
D. y % UsEes--
Dor s,- Having sen your advertisement 90
b.. Constitution Water recommended 10Y tuis.nr'a-
zion ut Do, Rlau.y-. and i--t..- 90 tu- h.s.laer,
hsyIn- .ursrss far Che pa-- t.-a- years. sl- t-e-
the -t'u .5 4 number ., uaf.salf 1t. .s d
,eul--,ry relief WAS iacuoei G. rs sear lueI.. e
procured ,.ne sottis % y9ur a--ats 80 Hartford
Me-.r. Lee. slssou .- Co.. 400 shen hai 1-- aa-
of 70. 20. -,, .prpr.sr sa-.i -resf change .n us
health. Have used ~. h.tf'e- rrit amt i1 where
tp,.r ,.,t---ted Co. b, .a lay l.i- well. sr. i1 zpod
spirit. cannot 2pre-s ui, gratitude tor i-l feel
thst it Is an and more han sou recomueo. .tt' H~
MAY the hie-siu- 600 '-oi ever attend s.u b. sour
iat-.r- Of love.
Yours ,ruly. LEONARD S B,eFLow.
D.4- SRI have been suffering fa- o. long t,m
with what physicians call Disease of the P-1st-a''
Gland and Retention Of Cr.,i, ald was unable b. or
tain any relief until usei CaN-rirr1laS WtrFR
VIII eli began o. projuce %. curative ltlect af,sr t-'
Ing one or two doses. sud no mao can aeuore rai
fai tiau "a the resuIt.-lavin- suffered ail tfat
rnsu could suffer and live AMI rather th- 81. bee c-
priycI er ,ts medicine <ouio be Ni--la- 5e pay
IIs Dollar, bottle fur H.
J. t.ls uot only cured me. bot severe. other .l,
ers no ny district have been cured aj it. ala ao
recommend every body suffering from any 1'se- Sc
7 ~ me tIru-ys 81 use Constitution Wste-.
RICHARD tJ-r
Nez York. Dsc o. $50 sergeanteth Mari reilr"
MORGAN a ALLEN, wholesale a -el,-.
% Cliff Street So , uit
sold by Oh Druggist
oct 25'h t-dssau
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:: DESTRUCTION ~ u.rH
ROADS. rACrORiE.. ~!
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CuITTENDEN co. TEACHERS A.
ISOLATION.

ISOLATION.
TN SEMI sNStAL MEETING o. tle Glitter
! den County TeachuTs' Association VIII be held
NJ Wipfst.n. comm ucir- on Friday JON. 2ith AZ
iN A. d.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
F-s.g a-.4e9-. Organization. on---' az-
e. Cd. F0s.aie Telchrrs.
afternoon III s-iaH--ieacne employ iielt
f.r.rI.5 - id-s.--'fI., sen Culture - EeF. j.
" b. t-n. u.-.a =-io.- --l--n oi Daily School
St--iun.
,7lu-aas foseaacH 90 o'clock. pscuss'Cu- ut'-s
ofT0Er -lperIrteuler;s. Address. "aorsl tli-
tufe - Rev. Edrit -e NIX
papiIs !. Rev s3e.sr. E.iiott -rd ~. auc D. 5.
adams. ESQ
b. srd.r of TX. Corn.
J.. uOUGH. Coz. SO.
Ian % 1aUiv
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srrAs- TO md FROM TIE OLD
rnr NTRN.

Tho wc'l-kuown favorlto clyde
Ey-rl. DrfI. n ~ STEAMERS of the ANCHOR
T LiNnuf tfauships, "ABE H.fldNfl
~ eCfFEDOVI4r "BEfTANY4' ard
-r-=-e UNITED KINGDOM" are intended
o.. NH rrfnf.-lty t1 aud from New furs, carry lng
sseen-Crs ru aul fIou- LirnPool, Gia'Jow. bfVa'i'
rI.tr fsIr.--.0-l CORK, Lfrercf Gcffay or london
..--. Thee steamers were built specially for Tho
kfr-rt. trade arc divided into water and air-tisA
c11plrimlrts-
RATES OF PASSAGE
Prom Scr- York % any Of the above places Cab
~ 21 ard COS steerasc, So, pay able IN Anaer-
lean currency
10 Now YORK from any Of the above places;
C1oire SOS aud so Storage, IS Pay abe n gold
o- earivaient IN American currcrcy.
Tfoso who wish O. send for their friends car orJ
t!okat. ~ -hese rates from the Agents
vgANCIS MACDONALD / co..
Eowling Grecc, Ser yo-s
Ir-.- ocn-
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mos tSGiA eros.
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=, per Year. Single Numbers. ~ Ct.
ne T-,da. Clorgymen. Teachers. aad Clubs sup
" a. uTpNETr.
reesra7 street Nsw N.rE.
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NEW BoOKs OF POPULAR MUSIC
70 ths
Flute, EfOIim i .EccOrde0R.
Winner, Excelsior Collection.

r..h oftbe books contains nea-ly Ous H4-3-ef
and Fltfs Poguior Meiadi,s. cempIitn- "uit1es'
poke. ~-hotfische-. Marcle., Qui.a-teps, heia-
a.. Couilous. Galops. Reeis, .i--- nHrnripe,
F4rcv Dances. etc. Copies wiit ne cent n il,l.
post ia 81 on receipt 81 &. price 'tiF -" tii
son a CO, Publishers. Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13
AnIAL RoCAR.s EsTATE.

JErE TIE sCrs"rrn r-lS having been opp af-
" Ell hg tlc Honorable ODE .r.- ..r.- f.r
re- D.s-f.-. .- Ch.-le0ifr l-rr.7 .Hnr-~ t" pee
.r.r- .r .-.n. ana f .'u-- -r- Cd. ms tnt .eul--s
... lil I,srs.ns .rs. lhe csc Be . N'l' -at --
.stro U1.H-l.i II-it N--r-- rrrs-
.a',erf sr. afs. t.' r.'.~s t-t dem. .srt.
Foo .F,-. .Us-efns 1n- els r"1rI- irt.r 're u'r "i
THE. ate hereof being lowed r .N.rt
tatprra..e. vr 'a iere"r -rc --- H.
7r.II ---.r. t.e Hu ..nrss 81. .s- aI.
ff- d0cH.r.- .f Zia W- tHrr 70 -'s. .
s1.I u--. 900 -Ig '.l -- tts .-fH oi
u5-ef H f, 3th ere - i'cssrlrc-. a. ID 1884,
.A5-i - y NH. I-ir-.s' C-um... o-e-.
CEfTTENDEN COUNTY ACE4CtI-
TJRiL SOCiETI.
TIE ir-uel 'fe-l ing a- -'ia S.-.-'U VIII Pr .-
l on no Inc l.Hel t g DIE Secretary r --..
u Wedncsisv TIC 90 day er Fcrrn1rv. l-.1.
AZ. ~. TALCOlT. Secretary
Tr- T-r vlul-u
Vt. AND BOSTON TELEGRAPH 60.
TUE Annual -'r- % tts s.0-sto,'e-s of the
/ vermont a-l la-tHn Tel3 rruh cnrrrrry, vfll
= reId NJ the Rrattlc- orc House Drfttshoro. o..
,n Weft r-,iav Jan 3 b. 1873, 20 uc.'cF p 81.
fr The purpose of e,gcrr- rine ifrc-'o-s Or ore
year ensuing. ari for the transact 81 any Dt-e-
| business VII ca nay properly come he-lre thci1.
o. ". CAFES. ,tcrcfl-g-
~. r. Junction, Jan. 7th-isr5 u--Fe
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HAIR DIVE: HAiRDYE: HtrCmEI.-

HAIR DYE: HAIR DYE: EtTCHEI-
or. IIs.- Dye IL The hest b, the world The oaiy
true and perfect Dye-H'Tmie-s- D. sr''H''.'s'u r
am Be.lahle-pra .rs O splendid Bloc or Natlr-
a. Bravr-rsm~d es che 10 effects oi Bad py and
frequently re,tor,- the or,-ut' coia-- s'.d By al
Druggists. The genuine IS -l-uei. ". A r,tehe.or
ri B,rcla, street, New = orb.
Isl. 90. 800. tssIs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13
w. APPLETON.
WANTED

On CORDS second growth White OAK snd walnut
81 Butt. Ia largo o- small quantities hi-lust
pricc paid For further Information enquire q
CRAsCs0 COLE.
viacc.k Fails. W.. Dec sth- ~2<uSs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

wANTED.-Wh-,t. i've oats. Corr and
Bucswh1ut. Tor vhleh c-al via 10 paid az tic hcs
1nsrse. rates
dEo p WOODS . CO
g. 2. WOODS.
&c. kkSSEDr.A
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Fnft aud BTmier Goods,


Nu. s. S BANK BLoCk-
4 Way As-e Assortment of
itUADN-HADT CLOTHING.
'is.ea .e.tae .-- .es' s,.,e o. I-'ss- !. II.
bsv.r. Been s.l-h. iur.u- cine summer -7'-on-
We sr- -s..a. U...s .,..s Market r-i
CUSTOM DEPFRTMENT
.flel s.ti ,,-eae.-... G-.Is 20 ,a, ma e.. 100
re- eut ,ni nrde uP O.. oo'er b.. s''.e ''' zoo be
'' fa,eH,-sr buying Winter food. vIIaoveu %
h1, carly as saving li ir'1. D.. '1 p- 'a'-rt can
10. a zoe. I. ito,s Of Boys CLOTHING ~ hs 2.
A. es-lt ctl t- g. re--luilF solicited ai ND- - 3
-'N ooLyER 10 HA-
Burlington. SEPT. sth.
DEAR BARLEY. sag. Tapioe.- ce.ras starch
/ and MaiIou' 90 tri"DhS-
WATCHES.
NERICAN. English aud SWiss N4tcles, come
\ heavy and iuc cases. Gold Pens. Tooth PEAS
Goit ara silver nm''es. iiair aul hunse mans
l Geli. end Ladies Pins silver Fruit knives nap
I tlr Rims ard many other u-w s'ods. lLery nan,
Iff '...ir. rrs Is rs Balance handles Table and
Desert KNIVES. stcci aHd Plated 81 A.-. a5,t
ami Hollow .aniicc i'iunrr eng t-t n.-.,
! Cake BASKETS. Tea se.ai ice pitchers Hn- rial--
/ Uol!os War. % varietI 80 TIE OLD stand -lurca
81 JE ERIssWAIp
] pee.
FOR SALE
THEORETICALLY TRAINED SADDLE HORSE,
/ \ taat i- slsoa very -apvagr cnst., Ns4-h.
about 81 poua.s. Arply O. L. D. TURNilL. at
Z the =. utral House
San q.
! ..r..r
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ssrcrv 7sarhiuci> warranted.

-sSIEJ sT.ONS GRATIS.
ffg. 1..a 1... NEDICT. Agents
.s.-es S-ss.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13
VOWS OF the " eek.
ByTeleenph.
cgO.m TIE NEST.
,,0TFiEH GRAND RAID
BIZ GREERsDS.

Il, de(eRfS "a rebel fierce e.
axes 500 prisoners
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13
FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK

yr,ug annual Meetin. Of the stOckhoiders q the
| FarnIers and Mechanic ~snF - q e-e-tiot.
OF Directors the sesr sususns et4 o. l1-o =
thei- BanAiug house. On fuesday, FebI LAY! -'tA'
ls55, at 10 O'Clock A. u. 60.
Y, 4, DAWN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

Dated 81 Egfaustoa, 'loahry g. 1855.
Gw ~ janis.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

,sc rebel General EEOlcOnb
killed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

FIGHTING near MOBILE.
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CtgfTTENDE COUNTY ACElCtI-
IL RiL SOCIETY.
VI. AND BOSTON TELECRAPu %.
NOTICE

4 WE hara rented Of the Buriiu1ir7 Wo0'.r CO ,
" he Hfu known a- tl- CI STON MIL sfs.-
owned hr o. W CaIhu. and VIII u-i1-s -ae 1us.-
: -. n -r-ru-n- I'll L-l.. Y. ------ .--
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FLOUR AVID FEED.

r., .,..s srral..sf .,r1 rrtac de.- 1rfUcrs r H
...-.-. Who u.iI cndeayor t1 H1 che sore fool .l.s
5ur e. stop crs ord wc hope 90 merit che pa.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

We shan keen FLOUR AND FEED constant en-
baud, for salo lt
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IN. Bs-is~'s Rmoe0i
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60, Pea SpecaIIiiln.
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MAGAZINE FOR 1868.

p-o,-.-far.. 60 whom l o-t--. should he allrc-,s
and by lil De7 ers r Patent SO ..e..e--
rsseau
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.uEH. ORLEANS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

A ACT relating t1 closing the liis r' '1l Sc
A deem.uz aud paying The hillsor notes OF De
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

L 70. Union rlocs'
rTgIPE IL ssore anc or sale .
No. Uniar sioek.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-20
Il T. r U II MING.

Leave Virginia, via PlRcervle and Lake Big
Ter Route at l r. ". and p. NJ, connecting at
Sacramento with the San Francisco Boat at p
NJ next day. The NJ Stage VIII connect win
the tirs, morning train at Shngle Springs, giving
passengers six hours in Sacramento.
By the Dutch Flat and Donner Lake Route,
will leave Virginia at I:l5 P. NJ, connecting at
Sacramento with the San Francisco Boat m2P.
Il. next day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-20

plete, having ooon cnoIahy seiec'oo iot 'Ain H"1
ket.
The following comprises part, only, Of our
stock: "..E. g.. G
100000 bs Bar Iron, round and square. all Sizes
25OOO tSs Boiler Plate;
6OOOO rbs Sheet Iron, ... ....
$1,000 ms Shoe Shape, oil sizes;
1900 fbs Cast.steel, Blister Steel. and Toe
Cork Steel;
Nail Rod, Band Iron;
10000 ns Track Ironi ..s.....
5000 fbs Bar and Sheet Copper;
l6 900 fos Lead Pipe, various slzeS;
$4,000 feet Gas Pipe, to incheEi
1000 feet ]. r. Hose, all EiIeS;
l60 dozen Hose Bibbsi ...
300 dozen Elbows and Coupling;
10000 Carriage Bolts, all IiEes;
5000 Machine Bolts, all siEcSi
GOO Globe Valves;
900 Anvlls and Vices;
50 Bellows, various sizes:
BlacksmithS Tools;
Scales GrindstonsS;
400 WheelbRrrowSj
900 dozen Axe. Pick and sledge Handles;
Coal
1000 dozen Locks. Hinges Butts;
Knives and Forks, spoony;
1000 kegs Blasting Powder,
100 dozen Picks; 49,.
900 boxes Window Glass :,
White Lead, Boiled OIL;
Turpentine;
BoraH;
800 kegs Nails. all sixeSH
100 boxes Tin.
GILLIG, MOTT & CO.,
Corner OF and Tnylor streets :. Virginia
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PASSENGERS LEAVING SAN FRANCIS.
co by Boat at I ?. NJ. will take the Cars az
Sacramento, on both roads, at $50 A. NJ, for the
Lake Blgler Route, will Change to Stages at
Shingle Springs. For Donner Lake Route, az
Colfax Station arriving In Virginia by ooth
Lines In So hours from San Francisco
Crossing the Mountains by Daylight
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-11-17

ST. TAMMANY.

Although the press have at present
a good deal to say in relation to the or
der Of st. Tammany, yet it may not be
SO generally known who Tammany
was, or how he became popularly can
Onized as saint and adopted as tute-
larry genius of one branch of the Dem
Ocratic party. By some he is supposed
to have been Jesuit priest; others,
though attributing to him an Indian
origin, have no distinct idea in the
matter; while again there are those
who regard him as entirely myth.
Tammany, or Tamminund, however,
was veritable personage-a chief of
the Delaware nation-living probably
in middle of the seventeenth century.
He resided in the country which is now
Delaware until he was of age, when he
moved beyond the AIIeghenies, ahd pot
tied on the banks of the Ohio. He be-
came chief sachem of his tribe, and
being always a fast friend of the whites,
often restrained his warriors from deeds
of violence. His rule was always dis
Greet, and he endeavOred to induce his
followers to cultivate agriculture and
the arts of peace rather than those of
War.-When he became old he called
council with view to have a successor
appointed after which the residue Of
his life was spent in retirement; and
tradition relates that 'young and old
repaired to his wigwam to hear MIN
discourse wisdom" His great motto
was, "United in peace for happiness,
in war for defence" When and by
whom he was first styled saint, or by
what chance he was chosen to be the
patron of the Democracy, does not ap-
Dpar
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-11-17
e South for years to Gomez

A WIDOWS CONsOLATION.-The
Memphis (Tenn.) argus tells of how
widow was consoled for the loss of hus-
band No. 2 by husband No. turning
up again" 1t seems that a fair young
creature had been married but a few
years when the war broke out, and her
husband enlisted in the Confederate
army. After being absent two years
news arrived that he had been killed.
After wearing the widows weeds a
short time she began to look around
for consolation, and found in a second
love, and was married. After enjoy
ing her happiness few weeks husband
No. got killed. She again donned
the weeds and mourned a second be-
reaVement. A short time ago, having
thrown offher mourning, after wearing
it twelve months, she became gay and
happy again, and began to look around
for No. 3, when, to her great astonish-
ment, husband No. came back from
the wars, and the twice bereaved fair
one was enfolded in the embrace of her
first love, her long lost lord, whom she
had mourned as dead. She was con-
SplaJ
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GEN. BANKS CAN'T TAKE THE OATH.
By law of Congress, before any
member can take his seat, he must
swear that he has never, directly nor
indirectly, given aid or comfort to the
enemies of the Union" Now how can
Gen. Banks, (if elected,) get over that
point? Why, the "rebs" called him
their chief quartermaster-and Stone
wall Jackson, when short of provisions,
always started for Banks commissary.
In Texas, he fed Dick Taylor's COM
mand, and supplied them with six
months food and clothing, four wagon
loads of paper collars, and other dandi-
fed military stores. Perhaps Banks
can get over this thing-but how?-N
II. ReqiSter.
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CONFISCATION.

Can any good come out of Nazareth?
Yes, occasionally. We find the follow
ing in the Philadelphia North Ameri-
can of Monday. 1t is only what DEM
ocrats have been sayingand urging for
months past. When coming from
Democrats, however, it was "disloyal"
and "Copperhead doctrine" 1t was
the truth, nevertheless. 1t is now ut
tered by a Republican chieftain. Still
it is the truth-always the truth, even
if uttered by Satanic lips. We quote:
"Confscation would be a source of
endless trouble, as it has been in every
country where it has ever been tried.
Outrages ofevery kind and description
would result from it, distracting the
whole South for many years to come.
In addition to this, the constitutional
restriction would prevent the forma-
ton of any good title to lands sold un-
der a confscation act, and the conse-
quent litigation would operate to pre-
vent any improvement of the condition
of the South for years to come"
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time may come when men can speak
freely. Under present circumstances,
it is but contemptible, eowardly act
to drag men into a discussion where
the freedom of the pen is restricted to
one party, and given with unbridled il
cense to another.
Yours, &C.,
JOHN BACHMAN.
Charleston, Sept. IA, 1865.
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To KEEP WORMS OUT OF DRIED
FRUIT.-It is said that small quanti-
ty of sassafras bark mixed with dried
fruit will keep it free from worms for
years. The remedy is easily obtained
in many localities, and is well worthy
an experiment, as it will not injure the
fruit in any manner, if it does not pre-
vent the nuisance.
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A correspondent entered an Office,
and accused the composition of not hav-
ing punctuated his communication,
when the typo replied, "rm no point
er. Pm a setter.n
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10 All advertising due after first insertion.
liberal discount is made to persons advertising

*One square to occupy one inch Of space.
JOB PRINTING of every kind, done with
neatness and dispatch. The GAZETTE OFFICE has
just been reftted with Power Press and new type,
and everything in the Printing line can be execu-
ted in the most artistic manner and at the lowest
rates-TERMS CASH.
Ey7 All letters should be ADDRESSED TO
MEYERS Il MENGEL,
Publishers
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A BOOTY fellow was observed the
other day driving porker up Broad
way, holding on to its tail, and when
asked what he was doing, replied that
he was studying ge-hog-raphy.
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THE skeptic thinks it very extraordi-
nary that an ass once talked like man.
Isn't it still more extraordinary that
thousands of men are continually talk
ing like asses?
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4Nisffllar!fous.
DANIEL BORDER,

nANIEL BORDER,
IL PTrT STREET TWO DOC RS wEsT OF THE BED
FORD HOTEL, BEDFORD, PA.
MATCHMAKER AND DE ALER IN JEWEL
RY, SPECTACLES, &C.
He keeps on hand a stock o fine Gold and Sill
yer Watches, Spectacles Of rilliant Double Re
fined Glasses. also Scotch Pebble Glasses. Gold
Watch Chains, Breast Pins, Finger Rings. best
quality of Gold Pens. He win supply to order
any thing in his line not on ha nd.
Oct 90 1865