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offtf H9sftig Psrio4icIt
Thsvc-rs OF o5siate those numerous diseases that
spring from lrre.ulsr.ty itself
They cure suppressed, Excessive and Painful
Ncnstruaton.
They tu5e Green sickness tCaioro-isl.
They cure Nervous and spinal Affection, pains
fa lie ta-,. snd over arts OF the body, Heaviness
Fatisue or D slt rler-ion Palpitatiou Heart
L.Fu-ss o- - ritz. Hf-teris. S.ak Pc 20, Gil
Dimes etc etc. iu word, ay renug DE r.
regularity. they remove cine cluss alt 10 ALI
the ei.gcts taat spriu- from t.
Composed nf nipple vegetable extracts, tfrF '1u-
tain nothing te.eter..us Co any coust tuition
however delicate their function being Co., -l'-titute
strength for weaku-ss, which, when properly used,
They uly o. srf-ly used 90 -uy age. and az any
peTI.... sZCrrI rsFIN" rHt fIE.l lu.Ef FuNIus.
AlI letters --es.u- Information or advice VIII De
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a1d ,s , Caution .o Toul- Nsa and 5uers, who
ulaer from Nsr.eas Debility. Premature DecAy %
Nluhr.t &C.. eurg.. iaS % the ZANE time tAs
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NV Bzsyr. NJ. Mar. !.

intelligence from North Carolina pap,1s
indicate that both sections are concentrating
their forces in her borders .ur the final
srrnggie.
u Hale-Sn pop 7 -6c pc1pe %. that
city viii bear tie guns OF the ere s-' 'ao'
battle of the American rebellion, and that
the traciuonaIy grounds OF tie Old Slrth
STATE vii De tie common grave yard of state
rights and state lines, without which o. Bt-
tempt at secession could havc 5len made.
The Raleigh Progress says THE Felcals
are concentrating o. force or 10000
men nc Ncwben. which will ~o.n D,
ready u strike Lees army III conjunction
with SHerman's forces.
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sNAN hANAl1lhs Na4-s ia "At q
The last steamer IRON Mazatian brought
20 bales u cotton, gown in Sinola by the
Americans. Cotton culture in that State BE-
attracting great attention. Two cotton lac
tories are in operation which turn out about
500 600 worth Of cotton annually.
The late storms have been heavier than
has been known il New Orleans for several
year
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My YORK March J..

The weather to-day i magnificent and the
city completely covered with flags All the
shipping in the harbor is decorated from
truck 70 deck Salutes are fired from every
point. The streets are festooned with ban
ners. notices and flags, and are crowded
with gaily dressed people. Business down
town is suspended The turnout will be
double that expected. and the Joy of all seems
intensified by the good news from Sheridan
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NEw NoRk. Mar :

The Tunes Washington special Says
Evidence accumulltc- that sherman has
aank,d Johnston : forces and has PLACED
himself between them and Wilmington The
report that be- had ftnkcd Florence says
that place wac occupied by our cavalry who
destroyed the railroad there. The Posslhi.i-
q. of a junction between Sherman ami >rho-
field d, assured beyond ail doubt
The Words Wilmington clr-l aal,nt
of the 2jth SAYS Gcn. Sherman ca'a ~
was reported at Florence lew day, previ-
Gus. aud j; Is reported thar has main body
crossed the northwest branch ut the Cape
Fear river, ca miles from Wilmington. u
so be- bring, the Chickamarga between Two
fires.
NorF.-As the Chickamaugl has since
been destroyed los the rebels. this report to-.
Sherman, Whereabouts would seem 8" ht
confirmed.
Affairs at Wilmington are progressing -at-
i,tactorilv. No orders have yet hrcn ISSUED
for the taking of the oath, but II Is cstlmat-
ed that nine-tenthe of the Inhabitants would
willingly give this proof of their loyalty
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NV YoRK, March :

NV YORK, March 4.
The Tribune's Washington despatch SAYS
the Senate expects TO complete its business
this week.
The nomination VI Cabinet officers were
cent In to-day, bat as there wac no commit
tees. a confirmation was delayed Ihe only
change Is in the Secretary Of the treasury.
There is no doubt but that Senator Ha--
Ian will succeed Mr. Usher IN the Interior
Department.
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FOR SALE.

4 FARM O.. p l-fss plea autly located On ;Ae
u town u W.lliss.u, two miles from Willistnn
VILLAGE. SIX miles IRON Burlington and Two ifon
Essex Junction Said Farm will be sold oa reason
able terms. For further particulars inquire q w. X.
Tart, CT Geo. LSn101, W!llstOl. wJ6W6
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The Richmond Examiner OF the 4tn de-
n1upccs the execution Of Beall. the guerril-
IA and spy, and says threats were made Ia
the streets of Richmond 20 hang any Yam
kee officer on parole who might be found az
large.
The Ssutinel says the Secretary % the
Treasury would be glad to receive dnnatIons
of money. bonds, plate OF other valuaoies'
To enable HIM TO pay tue Confederate sol
dIer-.
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Tsr T,,ssr VHPorcV THE Arr. Mr.
W,5 m ms Last Winter i'm Rome
-.,.. an ,,,-.,unt NJ the GREAT iirE.r-- kim, af
-ior,.iu, zinc Aims b.t,re,n France and IT,
.r-.
.isp.- N.ppf -..nis that Is b..l,., uie-,e5
-- rather N,uut Tabor r,u.ijer..I.y 10 t1,
a..-.r Cents Mountain The tunnel is. IN
s.g s. lar r-om rho latter Ni.,untsID tblt y
ri.,sIfe =, call II bv tr..t name. One
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t-a... o.. insisted m th, iiny,--ib.iitv of max
d.. ..-.... Ss9fr. al i-f. r. .i.,-, tpr,.ls
enable, the boring to la carried ON simultsn-
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-1,. N..1k- : hut although tie mouths of tine
Nart Gems tunnel-tic hr mountain with
rr. .-r,ft name mus, carry the 4av-qr,.
jU4 Ger above the sea on the NJrta side.
sui 4.54l feet on the South. still the mass
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der Tins practicable IN a financial point Of
ti,w - there WAS no other course but To-
attack The mountain al the two sides and drill.
hole .arougA it. The frs blow struck
made engineers aware tnat they mad a tough
.. monster to deal with then they supposed :
-9 Low was the rrnrre,s. that il soon
.ecame apparent thar TWENTY-FIVE years
e1ut not suffice 70 conplete the tunnel.
4.l tf..t at least fifteen more would be re-
.lirld. At this juncture NJ NJ. Sommeillcr.
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VI. CHITTENDEN CO. IS:

wv. ALLEs Chittender county
touEL.
ALEXANDER BAN. a Tree,
VT. & BosroS TELEGRAPH Co. Sept. Term, 1864.
Eksrea.. william n. Allen Of the City Of New
York At this Term Of said Court commenced his suit
against Alexander Balm, in an action on iud gment
in favor Of Plaintiff and against said defendant for
the sum Of 5Olf dollars and q cents, damages and
costs. rendered at Tern Of the Supreme Court Of
the STATE o. New York for the County Of New York.
on the 18Th iay II August so, which judgment q
said Supreme Court is Of iul force unreversed aud
unsatisied and demanding 600 dollars damages
AID whereas 10 Is made % appear TO the Court here
that said Alexander Balm, principal defendant re-
sides without this State, ard has NOT hsd personal
notice of the tendency Of this suit.
Thsrsfors, Il Is ordered By the Court. that aid
cause he continued o. the next Ieru thereof, and
that said Alexander Balm, principal defendant. be
notified of the pendency thereof by Publishing this
notice containing the substance Of said declaration
in the Burlington Free Prsss, newspaper published
At Burling three weeks SUGGEST ely, The last
publication TO he at least 20 days before the next
Term o. this Court
Dated at Darlington this 18Th day OF February
A. y. 1855
A J. HOWARD, Deputy Clerk.
DaHrEf EnFEETs. PHYS Atty. Wt1Wa
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the Franklin COUNTY hahh. approved NgFemner
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succession o. ths first day q June. 1855, instead q
get.
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The capture in North Carolina of the en-
tire brigade oi tne rebel General Haygooi.
with the exception Of one battalion, Is an
uouncod ly tie Raleigh Y. C.. Journal.
liaygood'- brigade belong 20 liokc's division
and constituted "a portion OF the rebel force
defending Wilmington till tine enemy was
forced ta abandon that place. Neither the
time nor Jhe precise locality Of Tie capture
is given nutir L. sand TO have occurred on
the west side Of Cape Fear river
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Tie UNFINISHED BUSINESS or CoNGEESs.-
iHal.sr important measure which have
.-r ...J diminished boy the lass Congress are
Reconstruction. Bankrupt. tvi. Appro-
1a..ln acl-. the act ID REGULATE commerce.
,-uc,H thc several States. the Delaware and
u-lu bll. ia, ac, ilr the relic. to. naval c1r-
..c.n.-. Go"-ycar patent extension. sine act
..1au- Cabinet officers seat, va .He door
tHc lone. and various airline railroad
uecl> fer new roads between Washing
o. and Now York the bin 90 pay Missouri
u- milliousof dollars iOr thc 'sfcn-e- Z
% militia in the United Sute> service, she
Ilf l,-tiatiou &. place bust Of Chic. jus
-o T-ney IA the supreme Court room.
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ALsERTLEE-S ESTATE.

& khAtIE ~ hA p hfhi -
BnovS-, BRosruIAL TEocHz> are the most popular
article iu ta.. country or Europe flr Throat pis-
eases. COUSINS. ami Colds. aud this popularity i-
based upon real u..-i.. Tis5e-ult has been acquired
hy o. test oi many years. and "Ts. Toeiss' cone
tiuue TO ,,ana she arstiu pl'iie favor and couat-
euce.
Ancetrctcd Cough, Cold. or sore Throat
which might be checked ly staple remedy, like
.'srarr, Brgucs.ai Trarse, &c allowed 90 progress
NAV terminate seriously cor Bronchitis. Asthma.
Cstsrr4. aud Consuinptive Coughs "Ths Troeio-
are used with adslnta se -.sia-ofent'-nes 'rH,lsi
a;e relief
Their good reputation and extensive use has
brought o.. many worthless limitations, which We
would caution purchasers % le on their guard
again. Obtain only Browns bronchial Irccbos.
TAI,e nsrsr esaag,a my mind respecting them rom
"a, arf srspfiug 70 siHt yer batter Of nat ii-i
Rsv. HgyEY WAEn EsEcH,E-
Mp. WILLS.
contain no 8-tu-l nor auutsruq iuiurious.~
DR. a. A. HAYES, Chemist, Boston.
an elegant continuation f7- co-gts.7
pG. O.. L. blsELoW, b.-tsn.
20 rsr5ul.aeud their zoe % Pasiir Sg,a o."
tstN t. H q APIS
o. hare been e'7i-fs- tritt 7r71etfi' 1rt found ~
-,iiet uatii : found voi.r 90 Br nraial froches7
q. 10. GARuSFE,
Principal o. Eutee''S Female Inst tute. \ Y
"assos, instant relief % fhr a..,rsssiag tl5cr Of
5rs1iliHg 7t-lfs % .sstlf11'
REv. A. C. EGGLEsroy Ntw York
Extracts from English Testimonials.
''Ikus esrirss greater Bsu.f' from fss "Irsasss7
h1u from anything etsT t-ied.'
BE00EH1Usr BOWLER.
Primo Tenore Of the British operate Association,
Lord
a.Tusrer snelS s,icl a troEds-fui e4-s fer Ho1-se
usssn ". RANDALL, oxford Music Hall
oIE4ss t-:ss yapr '7roessE ns en- te'iiy 70 t'sir
rFsa.-,n CHARLEs -LOuky.
The English Improvisation
''TAs "Trooses" giys grosf sa;.sfss;.sr-r
Editor L0CshhorUugh Nolit0r.
s'r-sry be-esssl IN clearing TEE Throat ukcs cora
kINsLEy CoosE,
OF the Royal Italian Opera, London.
Miss LOUISA PrNE Of the 'sRoysl Italian Opera
speaks of 'Ths Tr5ctesr In the highest terms, and
uses them constantly 20 clear and strengthen the
voice.
Sold rre-r.-ierc AZ - csnfs 70 Bog
JOHN I. BROWN s. SOY. Ioston.
London House, 2o5 High HolboIn.
Pen. 18th. win
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PRISONERS Of WAR. THE WIFE

PRISONERS Of WAR. THE WIFE
Widowed Mother q any Prisoner % Var, can D.
paid the amount due their husband 0r son upon the
production u evidence Of relationship, and Any
letter showing the soldier to Re living. Appiiea-
ton may be made IS letter.
Al-o, Pensions, BOunties, 5aei Pay. PriEe Money
an 81 claims against the Government speedily
procured and promptly RENTED.
L. BROWN Il CO.,
Baaklrs 4ad Military ana
Naval Collecting Oa.,s,
Park Place. Nev YORK.
Ds5- o -dsT2n
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l,r IRON the 18th VERMONT r The
ea.r. hecora says,
Ic officers of the 18th have recently bad
matched games of ball with the officers
eal-, Maine In each ear, Name chal-
-.l al. Vermont won
-4Jy-uiac dt-erters iron tie enemy came
Oh, lines of thc 9th 4. T.. about light
-r morning OF feb 81 Il Is reported
.-a r-iei Orderly Sergeant with ms c1m-
.g came through the lines matted. and
---l .icm IN front ol Head quarters. SUE
..l -l. general, ami said My company
..I present or accounted for. pul J4rt,
um--ianel officers.
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NEW YoRE. March T..
Gold sold tins afternoon at 1885,.
PHIuDEIPHI,, March

PHiAuuPHs, March 6.
The L :. transport Massachusetts has ar
rived here. and reports that our naval forces
had captured Fort White. Il i a splendid
work. mounting 10 heavy guns, and situated
iust below Georgetown, C..
The sailors and marines then landed and cap
tured Georgetown The rebel cavalry made
a charge On them m the streets bat We're gil
lantly repul-ed with io-s of seyea. Killed.
wounded AMI prisoners. Our loss was one
man. Admiral Dahlgrru hags lip Harvest
Moon on her way down, was sunk by q tor
rcdo. All hands were saved excepting tle
,trNaEa.
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vs. Court
VIZ L. ALLEN & Co. Trs.
EZRA MEKcH HORACE Rollins sept. Term, 1854
WHEREAS Arthur F. Barton OF Charlotte In said
County at this Term OF said Conrt commenced his
suit against William L. Allen and Avery d. Put
nam Of the City OF New York. partners under the
name and style Of VIM L. Allen Co, ~ An action
ofassumPsit upon the general counts demanding
in damages 300 dollars.
And whereas Il is made TO appear TO the Court
here that said Vim. Allen and Avery ID. Putnam,
partners Dependents a. aforesaid, reside without
this state and have not had personal notice Of the
tendency Of this suit.
THEREFORE, II Is ordered by the Court, that said
cause be continued 70 the next Term thereof and
that the said Vim. Allen and Avery d. Putnam
Principal, Dependents be notified Of the tendency
thereof by publishing this notice, containing the
gu bstance Of said declaration In the Burlington
Free Press, a newspaper published at Burlington,
three weeks successfully the last publication to be
n least 20 days before the Term Of this Court
DATED at Burlington the 18th day Of February A.
A. J. HOWARD, Dept. Clerk
s WrREs, VIZ Atty.
w35w3
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Twenty-Five Thousand Copies a Year.

u is superior In excellence q all other Methods"
and THE BOOK THAT EVERY PuPIL NEEDS
for the requirement of thorough knovletge Of
PianOforte playing II Il adapted to all grades OF
Tuition, from the fundamental Studif OF the wong
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Tho steamer Massachusetts which arrived
Monday, had ON board the first q. : mail
that has left Charleston since tle breaking
our ol the rebellion.
TIE Earl of Northumberland, and Cardi-
nal Wiseman, the only English cardinal, are
dead
One ding il at last definitely settled
The last ditcl isn't in South Carolina
Prentice.
The army hospitals in Philadelphia have
$3.50 beds. and last year $4,000 patients
were treated.
or 7.77l reasl prisoners confined on John
sons Island. Saniu,ky. Ohio. since April.
lS63 only 30 have died. OF 2-7l0 Per
cent This proves how well they have been
cared for.
..No cards nc the end Of marriage notices
i- getting quite fashionable IN England.
Goodwin smith SAYS OF President Liucoln's
lt;ir Gettysburg -pcech-a perfect gem. by
the Ly. ana the best speech Dee ever made
.-It may he doubted whether any king in
Europe would nave expressed himself more
royalty
Tlrr.ac. pirate Chicamaugn was destroy
Oh hv her crew in Cape Fear river, February
2t-b. q. prevent Der falling into tie hands
of tine Yankees
ST O. recent fashionable party in Troy
one ~ rH5 most brilliant of the -eason-tle
invitations were given " from S Till j.
O'Clock" and these sensible hours were
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when the bells rang in Rutland Saturday.
q -'celc5rstion. tie HTa'a says. some
SONS living ont OF the Village. and who
DR. take 'ie Dairy, whipped rneir hors-
,sl the way in 10 learn ''Whcre the fire
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rI,--arhie communication direct between
.a York and san Francisco va, Rad 900
, Ga, morning the wircs worked ".i. and
--derin.r amount Of business was trans
- The distance Is nearly 1000 miles.
onql,=tionabiy the lonsc-t telegraph
-i- eyer worked.
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b INDUCEMENTS FOR GRA>T.-lau Rien-
-l Eiauaar of March l-i says
~ have iuf -mstion that 90 Saturday last
-.r-r -uae transports, containing SIX Thousand
Is. IaN Alezaudria for Fortress Monroe
p destination Is supposed To- be Grants
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s. Louis. March o.
Gen. smith. 10Th Army Corps, j. en-
camped lust outside of New Orleans.
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L LOAN MARKET
Great Popular Loan Of

Less than $40 .lOJ, 90 remain unsold, which viii
probably be disposed Of within the next 80 or 90
days, when the notes VIII undoubtedly command =
premium, as has uniformly ben the case on closing
the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and section
Of ;hecountry nav be afforded facilities for taking
the IosH, the National Banks, State Bants, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gen
orally agreed to receive subscriptions at par Sub
scribers viii select their SCENTS in whom they
have confidence, and who only 70 be responsible
for the delivery Of the notes for which they receive
orders
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WAsH!Ncro~ March :

WAsH!Ncr"N March :
Mr. McCunoch viii be instantly confirmed
to-day in the Senate. as Secre tary o; the
Treasury. and some military nominations
may he sent IN.
Horace Greeley Is still here discussing the
prospects Of peace.
Mr.. Singleton has not yet returned from
Richmond.
\ very strong party urge Ten Butter a.
the head of the Freedmen's Bureau.
The ice IN the Susquehane l. eh'at and
there il some uncertainty OF trains going
north IN consequence.
The President has not Yet signed the hill
repcalIng the act authorizing cotton trade
with the rebels lt mas been lucrative bu-
sin - 10 rgme.
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Died.

n Charlotte. March :, Thomas {. Hill aged IS
ears.
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~, Me. Ai,ert',, states -har
b. .,s..... .I the tz-,inc sa,i iss- 'lil isas
.- -..-.- e. was executed 30. some sol
sy5..pu-- -I,ge- tnrv, oi
%. have iy,n arrested and arl ulw coa-
fat Ei-trHrr
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.a, subscriptions 70 the 80 irH.on -
.-.is, ,.er. over four million collars. and
lr the week S3n,o77. 0oo.
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SEF.EN.THIRTr LO.a.r

1861. and are paysbl. three year, from that time.
IN currency. or are convertible at the option Of The
holder into
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U. =. TAO LOAN.

By hOrity ofthe Secretary ofthe Treasury. The
undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sale Of United States Treasury
Notes. bearing seven and three tenths psr cent. In
tsrest, per annum known As the
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Nryaa I,ATroINrs-Rev. A d. Doohttle,
Wapp.urer', Greek, Dutchess Co., y. 80 under
date ~ Do 1u. 1850, writes. Mrs. : j. Allen :
Worlds Hair Bestorer and Zyiobalsamum have
given gr,a- satisfaction, in restoring nay hair,
SO.
sid 1y Druggists everywhere Depot l'o
Gr-eny 90 ST. New lrk.
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