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From Fortress EEonr0es.AEi Federal Of
ficers held by the Rebel szovernEae ms
10 be exchanged.
lortress Monroe March 9

TorlFeSS Monroe Narcn "a.
Last Sabbath several clergymen of Norfolk
gave notice that the churches would be open
on Friday, the 9th, for services, in conforml-
ty with jeff Davis proclamation.
The churches were accordingly opened, but
as the worshippers began to come in they
found guards of Union soldiers at the doors,
consequently 40 services were allowed.
A Richmond paper says Judge Meredith OF
the rebel Circuit Court has decided that every
citizen of Maryland, and every foreigner who
ever enlisted in the rebel army, no matter. for
how short tine, was liable to CONSUMPTION, if
between the ages of Is and IS years.
The STEAMER ). X. Spaulding arrived this
morning, bringing mails from the feet at Hill
ton Head.
Col. Ludlow, commissioner for the exchange
of prisoners, has concluded arrangements with
Commissioner Guilds for the exchange of all
United States officers hell by the rebel gov
ernmeut.
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From Vicksburg-Ex racfs from II Itch.
moBd Pspers.

AolOiSSS hlOutCc, bdtCu
Yesterdays Richmond Despatch has the
following
"On the morning OF the 25th four federal
gunboats were advancing towards our upper
batteries at Vicksbu.g-a vigorous fire was
opened upon them. Two were driven back
and two passed under a rakng fire. One re-
ceived shot from, which she sunk Part of
her crew escaped to the poste shore.
The Benton was disabled, and the Alba.-
ross towed Aer out of danger of our gunboats.
The enemy has appeared again IN front OF
Fort Pemberton. Monday afternoon firing was
heard. The result is unknown.
The report of the capture Of Gen Carriers
brigade by Humphrey Marshall Is not con-
hrmed.
Gen. Morgan had fight on The ooh inst ;.
lasting FIVE hours, at Milton, driving the enc
my two miles, when they were reinforced.
Gen. Morgan says his loss of officers was
heavy.
Chattanooga, March 81.
Gen. Forrest captured Yesterday at Brent
wood, nine miles in the rear of Franklin.
eight hundred prisoners. He destroyed
house containing commissarv' stores burned
the railroad bridge, tore up the track and CAP
tIred seventeen loaded wagons.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CTATE OF VERMONT, District Of Far
- haven, TIE Probate Court for the District OF
Farhayen
To ali persons interested In the estate OF Michael
Cosolo late Of PoahEey, in sand district deceased,
lntestate. GREETING:
The administrator Of said deceased, having repre-
scented that will be necessary TO sell all the real estate
of said deceased for the payment Of the debts and
penses of administration has made application said
Probate Court for license 10 make such sale Therefore
By the authority Of the State Of Vermont you are
hereby notified 10 appear before said Coat at the Pro
bate Office IN Casteten, IN said district the 20<h
day Of April, A ID. 1868. 70 show cause, any
You have why said license should not be granted.
Dated at Castleon, IN said district this 2sth day Of
March, A. d. 1868.
H:3w JOHN HOWE. Register.
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NEW YORK MARKETS.

COTTON-Markef frmer sales 500 b1les al % "a
for middling uplands. . ,oc
FLOUR-safes Zoo bbls State and wesern i0'
lower, nut quiet:
For Superfne State, $6Haee os
Extra State, 6tsasS Ok
Fancy do, I'VE.
Round hoop Ohio, 7Was sS
Choice do, I've eo
Superfine Western, 64eoo1s
Common to good extra do, 6saa
Southern l0c better sales 700 bbls
M;xed 70 GOOD s76a77 IS
Fancy and extra, ~
Canadian l0c better sales $50 bbls
= Common extra, 6gsAoo
Extra good to choice,
GRAIN-Wheat field higher, but very qiiet SAFES
5000 bush winter red Western, 81 72fl@' jersey
81 rs.
Corn lie better; sales $1,000 bush /; nied Western
sound SO 9ic; unsourd do, SO S8c yelD" Jersey
92c.
Oats steady sales moderate. d
woOL-Quiet, and holders generally dsrSsed 10 m
sist upon better prices.
-Pricesrange from IA to l3c.
SHEEP and LAMBS-Market easier; luotauons
IS rs a TO- -
BUTTER and LARD-Lard irmer ole 4o'o Dds.
at 10 IA ii lac. co
Butter a shade easier sales small Oh Is a ~
State 20 a 29c.
MONEY MATTERs-Gold opened Tueaay morn
ing at l49 l-2.
At O'Clock Gold was selling at l4SEl2 United
States Skies at los Ia and Seven Thirtie9 eilo1
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTE
BRYAN'S
PULMONIC WATERS

The most certain and speedy remedy ever discovered
for all Diseases OF the Throat and LuneS, Coughs.
Colds Asthma, Consumption, Bronchiti. In
fuenza, Hoarsene 5, difficult Breathrg,
Sore Throat, &c, &c.
To Vocalists and Public Speakers these WATERS are
peculiarly valuable; they will in day rmove the
severe occasional hoarseness and ther regular
use for few days wil, all times, increase the power
aud fexbility of the voice, greatly improving its tone
compass and clearness, for which purpose The reg
ularly used by many professional vocalists
Price % cents per box.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Roehesta, N. Y.
For sale by Pond Morse. febS:d&Esm
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Iree OF POrter's guuboats reached the
XazSO River.

a CAIRO, March Il.
Last Saturday night another barge loaded
dth 1000 bushels of coal aoated past the bat.
eres at Vicksburg for the use of Admiral
Hmagut's fleet.
SThe Memphis Bulletin of Wednesday saws
BE of Admiral Porter's gunboats have
sached the Yazoo river by the Sunhower
oute, aid reached Greenwood.
The Bulletin further says that our forces
.boye Greenwood had abandoned undertaking
D force passage, and were returning, when
hey met Gen. Qumby's division enroute to
eli force them. A consultation4yas held, the
ssu It Of which is unknown, but it is thought
consequence of the success of the new route
he whole force would return.
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A FRIEND IN NEED TRY

DR. SWEEPS IsFALLIBIE LISIsKsT is prepared from
the receipt of Dr. Stephen Sweet of Connecticut, the
great bone setter, and ha been used in his practice for
As external remedy it is without rival and viii
alleviate pain speedily han any other prepare
ton. For all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders il is
truly infalible, and curative of Sores, Wounds,
Sprains, Bruises, &C., its soothing, healing, and
powerful strengthening properties, excite the Just
der and establishment of all who have ever given il
trial. Over hundred certificates of remarka BILE
cures performed by it within the last two years attes,
For sale by all dealers. 2e:lyeow
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nppressfon of the Rebellion i'm st.
Domingo.


y The steamer Tubal Cain, from Havana the
9th, has arrived.
4 Vera Cruz dates of the 4th inst, received at
havana, state that Puebla has not been TAX
& by the French, nor did they appear to pro-
ess very rapidly.
&3st. Domingo dates of the 18th confirm the
ported suppression Of the rebellion there.
n Honduras dates Of the Goth state tna1 ,n ,9
I&Eolt is suppressed and order restored, but all
lies between l6 and 90 are called TO arms
by the Government.
\ INC d f6culty between Guatemala and Sal
vador has been settled through the inter, en-
tim of the English and American Ministers.
Venezuela dates of the 2lst, dlsprove the
.fstement that Caracas is in the possession of
Ite insurgents. On the contrary, it is now
I(ated that the latter have been routed.
ASSteamers Bio Bio and Columbia, from New
FORK, sailed foom Havana for New Orleans
lie 18th.
NJ The steamship Ariel from Aspinwall the
Nth, arrived this morning. She has only
Sl59, SCI in treasure.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-02

The ladies. individually and collectively, WITHOUT
single exception pronounce HerTlck Allen Gold Med
al Saleratus TO be best most wholesome article
IN the market. They say If makes nicer, Ehiter and
lighter Biscuit snd Gak, ant requiring less shorten
ing, than any other saleraus, and is much better 10
with tartar than soda. Try Il. Most of the
Groeers and many Of the Druggists sell il, and at
wholesale by wholesale Grocers.
Forsale by Chester Kingsley, at the Old Red Store
Rutland
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From JOHN MOODY, Esq, of Bethel.
TO Cons UMPTIvEs.

TIC advertiser having been restored 70 hath in a
few weeks, by very simple remedy. aster hang suf
fered several years with severe lung atsaeon and
that dread disease, Ccnsumptionis anx1ou. 10 make
kno~n to his fellow sufferers the means Of crn
Io an who desire II ne will send COPY 1.-THE pre-
preparing and using the saIac. which they IL find
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Broncb1s, &C.
scriPtic is to benefit the afflicted and lpra nforma
ton which he conceves to be invaluable an hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy a. il vii o them
nothing, and may prove blessing
REV. EDWARD A. WIIar,.
ls:w3m Williamsburg, Eircs Count \. Y
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Important Capture.

Baltimore, March %.
The revenue steamer Reliance, Capt. Dun
can, arrived here to-day, having in tow two
prizes captured in attempting. to go to Vir-
gnia. They had on board large rebel mail.
a file of late Richmond papers, and a large
amount of Confederate and Virginia bank
notes, medicines &e., intended for Richmond.
One of the prisoners, Ilko, an Austrian, ella ms
to belong in Montgomery. Alabama. Capt.
Duncan deserves much praise.
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--latest Sr0m Kentucky.

Louisville, March 27.
A special dispatch to the Journal says 80
men of the 9th Kentucky cavalry surprised
the rebel picket neal. DanviIle, last even
ing, who retreated into Danville in great dis
Drder.
Tue rebel force in Danville was $500, in
cludiug the LIST Georgia regiment. This proves
thai the rumors of the abandonment of it by
the rebels was incorrect.
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From e-DanviiIe 1secap,n ed.

ClnCInnatl, MARCH q.
Parson Brownlow has arrived here from
Tennessee, and reports that the rebels are con-
centrating all their infantry formerly in East
Tennessee at Tullahooma, while their caval.y
has diversion in East Kentucky, hoping to
draw forces from Rosecrans, and that reinforce
ments are arriving daily at Tullahooma from
Virginia.
Gen Gilmore crossed the Kentucky River
in force yesterday, recaptured Danville, and is
driving the rebels in the direction Of Crab Or
chard.
Gems. lark and Weld have arrived at the
Burnett House.
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New York. March 30.

A Hilton Head letter Of the 18th inst. says:
This morning all the monitors six 10 num-
Der. left this point with several wooden, gun
boats and half dozen schooners.
The Ericsson has Just arrived here with
floating nondescrpt in tow called "the Devil
It's purpose is understood to be to clear chan
nels of torpedoes ID other distractions.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-04-02

MADAME ZADOC PORTER'S CURATIVE BAL.
SAM for Coughs, Colds, Consumption Asthma short
mess Of Breath, Tickling of the Throat. Difficulty o.
Brea' hing Huskine If the Throat aha all the effects
produced by checked preparation, &c.
The following shows the high estimation in which the
above preparation is held:
sS have used Porter's Curative Baisam for the
past year, and think il the bes remedy for Colds and
Obstinate Coughs that have had occasion use and
would recommend IL to Others especially Parents,
safeand easy remedy for children.
o. W. MORRIS.
Teacher of the Deaf aad Dumb Asylum.
New York, Feb. IL,
Madame Porter's Curative Balsam be obtained
OF all Druggists Price, Is cents and in larger bottles
at % cents. l2:w3w
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TOWN FARM FOR SALE

The well known Scribner TaFm, nov owned ana
occupied as Town Farm, sitcsfed in Pouitpev con-
tanning about three huno.si acres OF exceent land
veil wooded and watched, valuable buildings in good
epar, an apple orchard, and large sugsr orcat
VIII be sol for SC000ii And in connection with IA
desired seven cows, hundred and seventy choice
she, and other sto K, twB hundred sap buckets saI
pans, farming utensils, &c.
For further particulars inquire Of The seleenen q.
Po1ltney. mar6:a.w:wsE
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FrDksn NaslingaORa

Washington, March %.
A despatch was received by the Navy De-
partment to day from Admiral Farrag,,t dated
below Warrepton, Miss, March 10Th, in whi~h
he says that about a mile above Grand Gulf
he saw the wreck of the Indianola on the
right bank of the river. She was partially
submerged and her upper works were very
much shattered by the explosion.
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The Rebel Raid on williamsburg,
Yorktovn March 20

Yesterday morning about one hundred rebel
infantry sto.e past onr pickets in front Of Will
liamsburg and qaietfv took possession Of the
place before daybreak At dawn their caval-
ry in front attacked our pickets who fell hack
upon the town. Here the infantry fred upon
them killing 2 and wounding S. They finally
cut their way through and escaped to Fort
Magruder, except 8 or g who were made
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ner Boarded by Eebels--55 men
killed,
kansas City, Mo, March Is.

Kansas City, Mo, March %.
Capt Bowen, of the steamer Sam Gaty,
st arrived from Independence, reports that
bile passing Sibley's Landing, he was hailed
! band Of guerrillas, who succeeded in
'arding the boat and killing FIVE infantry sol
ers, fifty cavalrymen, and twenty negroes. &C.
fter this they robbed all the passengers,
few overheard 100 sacks of -four and lot
.armY wagons.
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DIR. TOBIAS, VENETIAN LINIME.

DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMEyI has given
universal satisfaction during the fourteen years il has
been introduced into the United States Ater being
tried by millions, it has been proclaimed Il pain de-
-trover of the word Pain cannot be whle this lini
usnt is applied III used as directed it4,annot and
has failed in single instance. For Gods, coughs
and influenza il can't be heat. One IS cent bottle viii
all the above besides being useful in every fn
ly for sudden accidents such burns euf scalds, in
sect sngs &c. cit is perfectly innocent to take inter-
nay, and be given to the oldest pers1n young
est child. Price Is and so cents bottle Office Sc
Cortlandt Street, New vnrk. Sold by an Druggists
mar27:d&w2w
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Further from New Orleans Admiral
Earsagus hea I'd from: 9 all WE'LL"

New York, March 30
The steamer Mcclellan, from New Orleans
the 23d, arrived this morning.
She brings mails Gen. Banks official dis
patches, and S63,258 10 specie; also Coils
Brittes and Morton.
Back New Orleans papers contain state
ments as follows:
A bottle con aiming dispatch from Farra-
y. ls..l. 5sesslk 1tsua v'r
The 18th. had been picked up, stating :" all's
we'll: we lost one marine, killed and two OF
The crew were wounded. The Albatross lost
one, killed.
The Monongahela, with Gen. Banks and
staff. and Capt Alden, took position below
Port Hudson on the 18th, and hired quite
number of her two hundred pound shells plump
into the rebel batteries.
A can,ain and some thirty rebels have been
cantured. The Captain reports that Farragut
Law Ave miles above Port Hudson all day Sun
dav. and that the Hartford received no dam
ace. Subsequently Farragut went up the
river.
4 detachment Of our land forces had been
up opposite Port Hudson.
s The blockade of Galveston is still rigidly
enforced.
The Harriet Lane is still in harbor and her
being IRON cased is mere supposltion.
A successful cavalry expedition under Capt.
| Perkins has been made from BFasher City a
| considerable distance into the rebel lines. He
| engaged the rebel force and routed them, kill
/ ling 10. wounding 20 and driving them
miles. He captured Ii horses with equip
n1ents without losing man.
| Several sehooners had arrived at New Or
leans from across the lake with a large amount
of cotton and member Of passengers. The
latter were compelled to leaveto getsomething
to eat. and relate tales Of great dest. tution
and suhsring among the rebels:
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CDO-
ITO Tn,

\ 1lO I'm
having been solicited nv,
GERS and private families To .aa
D0ufoon Whisky" in bottles ~
80 oeen dong with my "scb;es.
| -, WIN my seal, and add nv eer.;so
- 40 uhdouSted purity. am ham,
great deal Of difficulty, hav. oo,.,..,
| :: en' Win two Of the largest and o,s.-.
,A sucky for a regular supply. 40
,s.l., WIZ De put up in quart bos,l..
PACKED In cases of one dozen each 'ies' ano
craving for the following letter
ave perusal, 1 remain yours, g.. ana atten-
UDoLPHo WOLFE
Tyno,. NE" YORK, January so,b. ,ss,
"ohff' Esq Y Beaver St., New yo,,
OH: The want of Pure Liquors sor ~.
purposes mas been long felt by the prof. ss;on
u nses nave been sacrificed by the ms. -
terated articles. VAC use Of adul-
$50 'es'ea the Bourbon Whisky which r,n
u.s. ana consider it justly entitled to the h,.s Ol ss1'
tim you claim for il. Ae nish reputa-
ie'ommend you to appoint some ~ g.,
Ap0'necaries In different parts of ths rr,,.-,
~ agents Tor the sale of your Bourbon w.
Wnere the profession obtain the saus u..- .E
for medicinal purposes. -'' needea
wishing you success in your new sr..-
"efemain your obedient serv.,..
yLEsIINE MoTr, NJ. D., No. l. Crew.,
gerv Ss U.hAs' ID. H., Professor Of CiinicsI srr
seryi Chief to the STATE Hosp suI
LEWIS a. SAYRE, N. D., 795 Broadway
~. Z. DE :" EEs, ID. D., 79l Broaiwsv
SpsEfh oRsTER, NJ d 100 Ninth s,r...
NELSON STELLE, NJ D., 8; Bleecser s,res.
John OKELLY, NJ. D., go FOURTH Str.
nApHAEL, NJ. D.. Profess II of the Pr;rc;,,
CoIio aactce OF snrg-ry, New York Medrcsi
- - - Nin,n street, and Others.
TO COUNTRY MERIDIAN
DRUG oIsTs,
PRIVATE FAMILIES
Deg leave to inform the Public have snno;r.u,
ine i0uoWing firms, in the City of New York. Agents
ior the taie OF this Pure Bourbon Whisky where ss,
pies can always be seen, and will soon be for ssIs h.
every Grocer Druggist, Apothecary and Hotel in ,bs
UDoLPHo WOLFE.
u y Beaver Street, New York
HALL RUCKLE, 2ls Greenwl stree.
). 3. AsPINWALL. Sc William Street
FINCHOrI BRUEN, 2I4 Fulton Stree,
GoOh, siENEk q AGATE, 307 Washington 81,
ID. 8 BARNES & co, 20. Broaswav '''
GALE & ROBINSON, 1856 Green wien s,ras.
JOHN n. HAYWARD & CO., 90 Delancv ST.
y. LINIAGrON & SON ZIG Front Street
HofT BLANCHARD, 2l4 Fulton Street
z. blE .CK Co, 80 ashing.on rect
: !; BECKWITH. 252 Washington Street
GLIMM KOhNER z59 West Street
HEGEMAN x Co.. 20y Broadway q
+. O. WELLS CO., Is Franklin Street
II. @. OAKLEY, IL Park ksrk Row
marlf:dGgSru
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prisoners. Our forces numbered about 4O;-
those of the enemy about 800.
Before our reinforcements came up the enc
my seized whatever they could lay their hands
on and made good their escape.
There has been number of night alarms
at Gloucester Point the past week but no en-
gagements have ensued
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DE At HIS

PoTTER-In Irs, April lst, ELIZABETH a. PoTTEE.
daugh'er of Washington fo'tsr, aged Ii years. 10
months and 10 dars
The funeral viii be cid the residence Of her fat-
er, in Ira April Sd, O'Clock IN she aftcrnoon
JEENINGS-In Hydeyile, Friday, March "a, VI
aged 81 Years
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Peace makes plenty. plenty nekes Prlue,
pride breeds quarrel, and quarrel brings wa
war brings spoil, aud spoil novery Po'e' ~
begets patience, and patience peace W
peace brings war, and war brings peace
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Lexington, XIV. March 81

Lexington, NY, MaTCn q
ATrajn passengers say our forces had re-
I'd ssel Duck River in pursuit Of the rebels.
0ther accounts insist that the rebels have left
DnyiIle. Passengers from Mt. Sterling just
riyed report all quiet.
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VI A st R ! 4 q l. -.

GROVER LooMIS--In MiddletoxD. March "a, by
Rev. Calvin Granger, Mr. BERIAH GROVER Of Wells,
and Miss ELIZABETH LOOMS of Middleton.
SHERWIN-HAVEN- In Ludlow, March 60. at
the residence OF the Lfides father, Mr. f. c. SBEKwI,
Of Proctorsvs, and Miss SARAH p. HAyEy oI Ludlow.
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RichmO nd to be Evacuated.

IUIIftSo 0NIUIIIUC3 UO.
Refugees from rebellion and aeserters from
the rebel army are most daily coming into
our Ines at Suffolk and Yorktown, and giving
themselves np.>
Generally the deserters bring their arms and
equipments with them.
They say movements strongly indicate the
early evacuation OF Richmond, though it is in
tended to be accomplished by a slow and sure
process.
One entire division of the rebel army arrived
in Richmond last Tuesday, as $ supposed, to
protect the rebels from any attack that may
be made while the evacuation is ia ing place.
The rebels have already commenced to re-
move the machinery from the machine shops
at Richmond to Chattanooga.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FLAX SEED

ELAX SEED
l. For Plsnti-g.
Two thousand bushels of Flax Seed of Northern
growth, suitable for sowing, for sale by
Lee, CR0CKER CO..
No. India Street. Boston, ass.
p S.-The present Ugh price of Lnseed mas induced
US call the attention of seedsrnen anG farmers the
above Irwin
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TO NcRvous SUFFER-

TO NERVOUS sUFFERERa or vaon.u sexes.
"A reverend gentlemen having been re.t,..o health
in few days. after undergoing All the nsns .ine and
irregular expensive modes Of frea ment ;sous sue
cess, consider Il his sacred duty e 70 his
amicted creatures tee r-eana d cure, Hsrs, the
receipt Of Al addressed envelope, he Vim ~ reeE
copE Of TIE prescription used. Direct a. n J0h1
DAo AAI5 ~ Full Street, n. 4. evH
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CHRIsTADoRO's HAIR PREsERvATIyE
Is invaluable with his Dye il imparts the utmost
soness the most beautiful gloss and great vitality -
the Hair.
Price so cents, a aud p per battle according TO Size
decS:dfy
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Success of the Negro Expedition. Ezr

" asIIIIF9 IUII, NIdTtH y. :
An official dispatch from Gen Saxtor. re-
ceived at the War Department, confirms the
heretofore reported success of the negro expe-
dtion to Florida, under Coils. Higginson and
Montgomery.
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
III For sale at auction TO the highest biddr, (unles
previously disposed of at the dwelling house Of Lot
keeer To- Pittsford, the LIST If May nexr, at one
O'Clock p NJ, the whole Of the rial the la'e
Levi Kelr, deceased, in Ptisfo-d 10 Wit about THU
Iy-fse OF and adjoining tn. home farm Of the
$ i'd Lot Keller.
s. II. KELLOGG, Administrator
PIttsford, March 80, 1868. li:w5g