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NEW YORK. March L


The Heraid's Washington despatch says
Our army is ready for Stuart's cavalry OF
for general movement on the part Of the
rebels.
1t is also thought that the rebel cavalry
will make raid towards the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
There is rumor Of conspiracy embracing
several counties in Kentucky, having tor OBJ
iect the annexation of the State to the South
ern Confed.racy. The leaders had their
headquarters at Monticello and were cores
ponding with Longstreet IN Tennessee and
the XIV. delegation IN Richmond. They bad
secret correspondence with parties in LOudOn
Manchester, Mt. Vernon, Danyille &c. and
planned TO establish central committee in
every county and compel its inhabitants to
Join the rebel confederacy as soon as Long
street or Breckenridge invaded the state.
This Infamous conspiracy WAS discovered
bv seizure at the Post Office Of letters ad-
dressed by Kentucky members of the rebel
congress to some of the leaders Of the plot.
The rebels are stated to have large force
in North Carolina, stationed along the rail
roads Longstreet it is stated will be ap-
/ pointed commander of the Southern Virginia
and Kirby Smith will take his place IN Ten
/ nessee.
The new tax bill is nearly finished by the
committee on Ways and Means.
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NOTHING MORE WASTED.-REv. WV. r.
DowNs, Howard, n Y, writes-"Mrs. 5. A.
Aliens Worlds Hair Bestorer has been success
ful in restoring my hair, and the Worlds Hair
Dressing has no equal II cleanse the hair and
scalp removes harshness and dryness, and al
ways produces the softness. silklness and natural
gloss 30 requisite to the human hair
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Depot. lsa
Greenwich st. New York.
March, oath. dSwlw
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r.1Rn- LII M,rch :,

CAIRO, H.. March u.
The steamer City Of Alton has arrived
from Memphis for ST Louis with 81 hale,
Of cotton and 500 soldiers on board.
ten. Veatch who is in command OF the
guerrillas has warned the planters along the
Mississippi that they will not be allowed 10
raise crop. with contrahand negroes
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Active preparations for the defence Of the
forts around Washington indicate that the
military authorities are apprehensiye Of a
raid at least " no, If movement Of the
Hhb'r t,hhl stth+ tcvsrts ihe Capital
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THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERI-

rScr or Az ISvALD, Published for the benefit. and
a. a warning and CAUTION TO YouSe MES who suf
fer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay Z
Manhood, ETC., supplying at the same time THE
MEANS or SELF CURE. By one who has cured him
.elfafer being put to great expense and injury
Trough medical humbuE and quackery.
BY enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope.
usle copies may be had Of the author-
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
Bedford. King County. y.
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EROKEE FILLS
sugar Coated.
FEMALE REGULATOR.
HEALTH PRESERyER
CFPT5Lv IND SIZE

r Fo- TIE Rs-,orol u Ob'trvef,o-'. a-s ~ j.
ssra-ee n Regularity IN rhs R,eHrrsrss
Of fAs Monfhiy Period'.
They cure or OBJ ate thoee numerous die
eases tina; spring from irregularity itself
They cure Suppressed, Excessive and Painful
Menstrustion.
They cure Green Sickness (Chlorosis).
They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections
pain. in the back, and lower parts Of the BODY,
Heaviness. Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitstion
Of the Heart. Lowness Of Spirits, Hysteria, Sick
Hesdache. 6iddiness, etc, etc. In a word, by re-
moving the Irre-ulsrity, they remove the cause
and with It All the effects that spring from It.
Composed II simple vegetable extracts, they
contain nothing 1eleterious 10 any constitution,
however delicate their function being TO substitute
strength for weakness, which, when properly used,
they never fail to DO.
They NAV be safely used at any age, and at
MONTHS. -,
Al! letters -nekins information or advice will
~ rrorrp;ly freely and discreetly answered
FuI directions accompany each box.
Price = per box, or tx boxes for g..
sent ~ mail free Of postage on receipt II prlce
sold hv al respectable Druggists.
DEW. R MERwIN & CO.
SOLE PROPRIEToRs,
No 80 Liberty Street, New York
lam dawly
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wv YoRK, Mar. /


The Times Washington despatch con-
firms the report of Stuart S crossing the Rap
pahannock, and says Fitzpatrick and Merritt
are on their track.
Capt. Sawyer, who has returned from hlc5-
mond. says he saw Lieut.. Col Litchheld g.,
Mai Crook, DR.. Kinston and three officers of
a negro regiment in one cell chained to six
negroes. The prisoners are fed on corn bread
and water, and have limited supply even of
that.
The Secretary of War has rescInded the
authority to governors to appoint commsn-
dants for rendezvous for drafted men.
Rumor saws Gen. Fitzpatrick will be trans
ferred to another department and have an
important command.
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WANTED.

ONE Ton Il HORSE RADIsH ROOT, for which
" will pay the highest market price.
JACOB GREEN.
Burlington, March u, 1864. dkESm
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FROM THE ARMY HosPIrAI-IHE

bloody hattie-aeld-ths mansion Of tho rich and
humble abode Of the portion the Office and the
sacred dess-fom the mountain top, distant valleys
and far-of Islands Of the ocean-from every nook
and corner u the civilized worlds pouring 10 the
evidence 81 the astonishing effects Of BRAKES
PLANTATION BTTTERS. Thousands upon thou
sand, Of letters like the following may be seen at
.,-ir office
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DAIRY F4kM FoR SALE.

rI1HE place known as the Bowman Farm. situated
in the south port Of Westford SIX miles non Is
sex Junction, containing about 30 acres Also tlr
sale about . cows pair Of horses all the farming
tools dairy utensils and fixtures for making sugar
II is one u the best stock and dairy farms IN the
be 10 carry il on in consequence Of poor health
and advanced age. Possession given the lst Or
March For further particulars enquire Of the sub
scriber on the premises. .,
Ws,.f,rd Feh 1851 w3w
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CENTS TO SAVE DOLLARS.

20 CENIS III - Z 5" W.
HssspAs's CONCENTRATED BEsiisr removes
Psint Grease Spots &c, instantly, and cleans siiks'
Ribbons, Gloves, DC, equal to Few. Only = cents
per bottle Sold by Druggs.s
HEGEMAN & CO.,
Chemists Druggists, New York.
CHAPPED HANDS AND FACE. SORE
Lips Cbilblains, &c. BEGENlN CO.'S CAM
PBoR ICE, WITH GLYcERINE, cures ChapPed
Hands &c, Immediately, and will keep the skin
soft and smooth in the coolest weather. Sold by
Druggists. Price 25 cts. Sent by mail for 80 cents
HEGENiAN q CO.,
Chemists 4 Druggists. New YorS.
ADELIGHTFUL CORDIABANDNA VAL
liable Tonic. HEGEMAN'S & cos CORDIAL
ELMER OF CALISAY< BARK, possessing the ae-
tive and well-known properties Of the Peruvian
Bark in a most agreeable form. 1t will be found
valuable Tonic in all cases, but particularly as
preventive to Fever and Fever and Ague. 1t is a
pleasant and palatable cordial, and is much supe-
rior to the common whiskey and rum bitters 50
much in use. Sold by Druggists.
HEGENAN & CO.,
Chemists & Druggists, New York.
Ian. y dsw3m
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COUGHS AND COLDS. THE SUDDEN

changes Of our climate are sources Of Pulmonary
Bronchial Asthmstic Affections Experience having
proved that SIMPLE remedies often act speedily when
taken in the sa-ly stages Of the disease, recourse
should at once be hsd 20 "Brorn' Bronchial TToehs
or Losenges let the Cold. Cough irritation Of the
Throat be ever so slight, as by this precaution a
more serious attack may be efeetually wsrded od.
PUBIC sFkAKERs and SINGERS will find them effect
ual for clearing and strengthening the voice Sol
diers should have them, they can be carried in
the pocket and taken as occasion requirs.
March I'D. daUlm.
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HEADQUARTERS,
LOUIS FOLLETT ~ CO,
FAMILY GROCERs,

and dealers in FLOUR.
South side Of the Square, Burlington, Vt
WE would respectfully invite the attention %
w the Country Trade 70 our nsS and complete
stock Of standard Groceries comprising everything
in the line from the ordinary and low priced Ertce
% the choicest and most expensive that the marx
cts Of the country afford. Designing 70 make his
establishment noted Distributing Depot for the
the neccssaries and Injuries Of life, shall be con-
SANITY stocked up 20 meet every demand In the
line all which will be opened at the lowest possible
prices and under no circumstances viii be under
sold We shall be supplied at all times with the
choicest brands Of Pastry Flour, including the Am
Gus 5 Louis a. well with the popular brands or
Spring and Winter Wheat, and perfect satisfaction
70 all who favor Us with orders will he guaranteed
For Country Produce the highest market rates sre
offered
Oe~ f=rQ WI
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Married.,

In Colchester March 18th lsei, by Rev c. F. Gar
in, Charles " Crockett. snd Miss Martha r Hill.
al ofColche.ter
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-25

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, such uni
versal demand, is made from the CHOICEST
materials. is MILD and ENIOLIENT in its na-
ture. FRAGRANTLT SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL in its action upon the
skin. For sale by all Druggists and fancy Goods
Dealers.
Jan. % dkvly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-25

Every men Of the Fire Zouaves had boz Of
Brsndreth's Pills, box Of Universal salve, and an
Allcocks Porous Plaster put in their knapssck free
Of expense And to this fact may he attributed the
absence Of any o. this Regiment from the hospital.
Every soldier should have box OF Brandreth's
Pills a box Of salve, piece Of Porous Plaster
They are sure to he useful, often lie-saving. Sold
by respectable dealers in medicines.
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C,IRo. March Is

NAIkU. lIdTNU II.
An expedition, composed of three brlgades,
started from VIcksburg on the 10th. The
10th Army Corps has left for the south des-
tinatisn unknown
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-25
MASON & HANILIN'S
C.IBI.N'ET DRG.4.fS.

FIIfIIfN U-I70,I - I-0-7
THE Cabinet Organs arc pronounced BY Arus'
L "the best Of their kind in the world and
dvery admirable for both private and public use"
See written test mony from more than ONE HrN-
pREp Of the most eminent organists of the leading
.ities1 Mason & Hamlin's instruments have rccetv-
ii the only CON MEDAL ever awarded in this coun-
trv-also ELEvEN SILVER MEDALS. and fourteen
Diplomas in all tuenty-si1 First Premiums.-over
all competitors.
Prices Of Cabinet Organs. manufactured solely
BY Mason Hamlin,' so % s5oo. Melodeons- 50
% $40.
= B.-Tnstructors for the Cabinet 0rE7n.-ei-o
Arrangements of music for the same, are published
by &H.
- illustrated Catalogues sent by nail.
Address Mason & Hamlin, Boston, or " Mason
Brothers. New York"
Oct -th Wnm
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NV YoFy March %

letter from japan in the I'ri5lfne reports
the burning of 300 houses and $50 ware
houses IN the city Ousaca with 5no 70 1000
lives lost The hre lasted three days-
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New York, March l..

NV 1OkA, March Il.
The different Consuls in this city have dis
patched vessels in search Of the supposed
wrecked Italian frigate. Among those sent
is an English war vessel.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-25
Lille Rock. Ark. March 10.

LIITLE HOOK, Nix, NIHICH TO
Partial election returns from ii counties
give more votes than the whole number re
quired By the President to replace Arkansas
in the Union The other Counties Will give
full 500 more.
The new State Constitution was almost I'M
animously ratified
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-25

CA. FLAUTE

have been in the army hospitals
f,r f1rl teen mon ths-spsechicss and nearly dead.
At Alton. H. they gave me a bottle 81 Plantation
Bittsrs Three bottles restored nv speech
c. A. FLAUTE--
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M.An1NcrnN Nlarcn u

" AsHlNGIUN, March -.
zen. Grant arrived in Washington at .
A. NJ to-day. He waited up,n the PresI-
dent Immediately. He coes to-day to the
Army of the Potomac and grand review IL
ordered tomorrow.
Ii is considered certain that Gen. ". F
Smith will be chosen by Gen. Grant as the
active general commanding in the East while
he is absent in the West He will be con
irmed AZ Major General at once.
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JTSI RECEIVED.

.sS.ORDELLO.~ straiford,r Christmas I've
- and Easter Day Three Poems. by Robert
BroRDin-. For sale az .,,-o,,.s
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-25

CAIRO. Mar. -.
Steamer Pauline from New Orleans has
arrived from st. Louis She brings no news
of general interest
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-25

An English newspaper says that only one
person ever got to the bottom of the Schles-
vig-Holstcin question, and he was German
professor. who Immediately went mad.
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NASHVILLE. Mar. -.

NASHVILLE, Mar. -.
The friends of GOV. Johnston here conf
IDENTIFY expect hi nomination by the repub-
lican convention as Vice President ON the
ticket with President Lincoln
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GRiCE'S GELEBRiTED SiLTE.
ASSURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This sslve is vegetable preparation. invent
I'd IN the 18th century. by d. VIZ GRACE,
surgeon in King James's army. Through ia
agency he cured thousands of mos, serious sores
and wounds that baffied the skill Of the most
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BY all who knew him as public benefaetoT-
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Grace's Celebrated salvs cures Flesh Wourdg
Grsee's Celebrated salvo cures Cons.
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Gracs's Celebrated salve cures Frozen LintS-
Grsee's Celebrated salve cures Wens-
Graee's Celebrated salvs cures CallOuses.
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Grace's Celebrated sslvs cures chiltlains.
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Graces Celebrated Salve cures Erysipelas Sores
GFscss Celebrated salvo cures Assesses
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And from Sores and Wounds of the most serious
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'NAAlHi~s NAAAAAos anu sAlAAAs NAAA AAAAA
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], mas none Of the irritating. heating proper
ties OF other remedies, but cools, clelnses, and
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Every FIRMLY. and especially those cou-an.r-
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MANUFACTURED ~
VILLAIN GRAC E-
An esnury, ass
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Great saving l. made Ply taking the larger size.
Each box has the above cut ana the fac-simile ~
the propretor's signature attached TO 10, which i
duly ropy-riEhted-
Is Hanover Street, Boston.
General Agents for New Engla-t,
GRAcE's SALvE can be obtained AZ all the respect
able Druggists and Country stores every whore.
April 5tth, 1903. WHY'S
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-03-25

Oh, On The New Orleans Times is
guilty Of giving circulation to the following
Why is it a noble thing to feed our soldiers on
muie-meat PIE,
Because It is q species Of Ass-pie-rations
Gen. Bowen has ordered the author Of the
sbove 10 leave the Department
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One young man, who had been sick
and not ont Of the house f0r two years with ScrofulA
ami Frvsipelas. ater raving the doctors over $50
without benefit. has been cured by ten bottles Il
.' EDWARD WOUNALL."
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"BUY NE <YD FL DO YoU GOOD"
DR.. LANGLEY's
Root and Herb RitferS.
TEE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER, THE BEST HEaLTH
REsroRER, AND THE MOST PERFECT SPRING
AND SUMNER MEDICINE EVER

TEE GREAr BLOOD PURIFIER, The BEST HEaITH
REsroRER, AND THE MOST PERFECT SPRING
AND SUMNER MEDICINE EVER
DISCOVERED.
No pain. or expense are spared in tn. prsFsr,-
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The most perfect adaptation Of remedy TO disease
In the selection cf the Roots, Herbs and Barks Of
the vegetable kingdom Is brought into requistion
Great and Important improvements have been msde
from time 10 time, until now. and It IS conhdently
recommended as the very best remedy Tor tne iol-
lowing, and all kindred diseases.
LIVER C0MPL1LNT, DYSPEPSIA,
y4UNDfCE, COSTTYENESS,
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HElD4cHE, INDIGES rIOy,
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DIZZINESS FLATULENcT,
BILIOUS DISEASES, BEA6NESS,
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GENERAL DEBILITY, ILLNESS
They cleanse the System. regulate the Bowels.
restore the Appetite, purify the Blood, and give
soundness OF mind, and strength OF body TO sl who
use them This has become a STANDARD Mefictns.-
has been before the public for fifteen years, and
stands unrivallod for its great success Look at
some Of the ingredients Of which II is composed
Ssr,apayiHa. Eild cs,rry, Y,llor Doek, Prieslsy
t,h TAorougtc0rt Mandrake, RkHbGrb,
Dands!i0H, e;c-
Prices q, so and - cts. per bottle. Sold oy all
Dealers in Medicine. Orders addressed to
GEO. c. GOODWIN Co,
81 Hanover St, Boston
Mar. 7-daw3u is
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ErrECrs OF IRREGULARITIES

Avoided. Too nush eating and drinking, new hab-
its and modes OF life often produce irregularities Ia
th- bowels and general health Of the system. But
Brsadreths fills will soon cure, the stomach will
regain IT, strength ara healthy seticn Of the sys.
TEN will he restored. No Medicines arc equal in use
tulress in the
sRAyDRETH'S Pills. BRLSDRETB's UNf-
FrPS4L SAVE & ALLcocEt Porous
PL4sTFRS.
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The following 20 from the Manager of the Union
Home school for the children II Volnteerss
H.vEaEYrR NASsI0S. tHrT-SEvES1H ~, !
New York, August ., l-6S
o, Ia nrtEF Your wonderful Plantation BIT
ters have been given % some Il our little children
s-rTsrin.- from weakness and weak lungs with most
happy effect. One little girl. IN particular, With
p4ir b.. her head loss or appetite, and daily vast
IN cauelfuutI0n ou whom all medical sklll haf
been eyhau,ted. has been entirely restored We
commenced with but a teaspoonful ~ btters das
Her appetite and strength rapidly increased, snd
.he is nov we'll.
Respectfully, Mss. o. VI btNOt-
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RROoNs AND BRUSHES

Is crest vsris'y 1t xo,,,r,,
March ls
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DESIRABLE PLACE FOR SAIL

DESIRABLE PLACE FOR SALE
NOR Sale. the homestead Of the late Judge Foote,
situated at the head Of Pearl Street, in the VII
lage Of Burlington, Vt, containing besides dwell
ing house and out buildings about % acres Of good
led elsewhere even IN New England, and where al
most every location T. desirable for it, hne views,
this Is one Of the best
Also for sale, very fine building lot Of about one
acre. on Cough Street. Also, good covered family
carriage for one or two horses, nearly new.
For further particulars inquire Of
l.. MARSH, Main St,
near the College. Burlington
OF CHARLES FOOTE, Boston, or Of 6Eo. toorEi
Detroit.
March II 1aWU
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Queen Victoria has nine children, age re
spectively %. -, 20. u, Il, Is, Is, 0,and
= years. Five are girls and four boys. Three
sTe married.
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4 few hundred pounds OF very nice new Maple
~ Sugar. at
c. L. HARRIS
No. Bank Block.
March a.
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ELIZABETH HrDE's ESTATE.

NEW YORK, March %.
Gold sold to-day at loo.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

rJ,HF Twc-stcry Brick House situated on NillATf
and south of Main Street, occupied ~ l. >
Camp ana FORMERLY BY A. S. Dewey, Is Tor safe -
The House is in good repair and supplied Eitn
"a cement cistern ard a good well OF water ms
Il, contain. about one quarter acre Of hnc upon
which are several fruit trees, grape vlnes &C ror
terms apply % c,1rr,- cor.-a -
March 5 diff
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SCI ofCjvil and Military Affairs

lsvAIID GENTLEsES.--It l. not perhaps as
generally known as would he to the interest Of
inyalids that the Round Hill Water Cure, IN
Northampton, Mass. POSSESSES superior advan-
saGes for the treatment Of gentlemen also Its
success in breaking up iusidIous and dangerous
diseases dependent upon impurities in the blood
ami Of scrofula in the system, and in the cure Of
nervousness, facilitating dreams low spirits, loss
q memory, dyspepsy. liver complaint, rheuma-
tsm snd govt, i unparalleled. II gives vitality
sul force TO the junction Of powers, and con-
rrols obstinate organic weakness with ease and
certainty.
The treatment is remeiying sick and other
headaches Of however confirmed habit. and 81
hillioas tendencies
Marked success has also been had in bronch-
us, spinal complaints and paralysis, and in res
soring broken down constitutions, and in arous-
i1c torpid. nervous and debilitated systems to
strength aud activity.
For the great favor in which the Turkish,
chemical, meiicated, electric and other baths
are held IN the cure Of skin diseases, in freeing
7hc system from impurities Of the blood and the
injurious effects Of mineral medicine, and IN
aiding TO promote favorable resolution IN
-1eep-rooted and stubborn malsdes See circular
sent by mail
The l. 5. bark Roebuck captured off the
coast Of Florida, between Feb. 25th and
March lst. four English sloops, from Nassau,
irving to run the blockade with cargoes Of
salt, goods, liquors, &c.
Victor Emanuel. king Of Italy, claims to
he on good terms with the pope
The Russians admit that God Is greater
ehan the car. hut say 1.-THE car Is young
Vet.
An opposition steamer sailed from San
Francisco for Panama, Monday. with 6li
passengers.
Water from the river Jordan is to be used
at the christening Of the royal son oil the
Prince Of Wales.
Queen Victoria has nine children, age re-
To ~
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VERY FINE and all in good order al
G. L. Harris
No { Bank Block.
March 18th
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HAM AND EGG
nRANGEs ANnaLEMoNs.

SUGAR cured Hams and Fresh laid Egg, At
- c. L. HART'S
March 18th No. Z Bank Block.