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OH Hair fiy@ J. the hes IN the Not4us ihr ShAS
true .nd psrse,t e-Harnles'-t,5tantsneour
ani R-liahie-pro u-es splendid Black or Nf;u--
al Brown-r.n-ile, che IN effects Of Bad Dyes, and
frequently restores tie orisn4I color. sold b. all
Drusgi.i,. TIE genuine T. .isnei, W a. Bachelor
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Ian. "a. iac5 dswIy.
axA RTIcLE or TRUE MERIT
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article In mi. -oun.-- y. Europe for Throat Dis
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ia eupon r.7f rs,7ii. This result has bee ae4g REQ
br g. ss-i 70 r-aay yegrr, ard "Tfs T5o-lss" con-
t,aas I, sfsro .i- fr-. n rrbli- fs-o- s3d 1opGd-
ence.
4 neglected Cough, Gold, or Sore : :. ~
which night he checked nv = simple remedy, like
B-olp'. B,oHci,a, Troesss.' If allowed to progress
nay terminate seriously. cor Bronchitis, Asthms,
Cstarrh and Con.umptiye Coughs III. T'oase'r
sre used with advantage, giving of,sntimes iuuiea-
s;e relief
Their good reputation and extensive nee hs'
1rough, ou. many worthless limitations, which ~
would caution purchasers 20 - On their guard
s=sin. obtain only Browns Bronchis. Trg9,r-.
Thar n,r,r changed nv mind sr',-,g tseu ron
ne sTf frcFi,Hs 70 tt'Hh yet 5ftfeT Of nal sfi-'
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d.. o. r. nieELow Boston.
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Extract from English Testimonials.
90 ksie t.-r.f g-sr'f- ieH.0 from nf 'T-ae'-1~
BeooEHer.E B0wLsR.
Primo Teror- ar tho Hri,I-. operate Association,
London.
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sst-r vs.. E.srALi. oxford Music Hall.
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l-e- them constantly CD clear aud strengthen the
,.f s.,.-r4.-. .- 10 ..stfe f.r.
joins D. BROWN o., son. aa.t.a.
london House. s5 70 ga H.llarl.
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GroRGEn. NrooRE.s rsrATr.

STATE OF VERMONT, : The Honorable the Pro
District % Chittenden, ss bate Court Tor the Dis
tr1ct % Chittendeu.
10 the heirs and ~ persons interested N che es-
tate Of George H. Moore late a Burlington IN -aid
D. strict deceased.
GREETING.
WHEREAS. application hath been made GO this
Court iu writing. by the Administrator OF said e.
tate. praying for license and authority to sell
the real estate of said Deceased. for the pay
meut Of debts, and charges ot administration, and
setting forth therein the amount Of debts due ron
the said deceased, che charges OF m-ulstTa-lun-
the amount Of personal estate, and the situaon Of
the real estate.
WHEREUPoN. the said Court appointed ard o.
signed the Ist day OF April a. D. 1905. 90 the
Probate Court rooms, In said District, o. hear and
decide upon said application, and petition, and or-
de-ed public notice thereof % be given % al per
sons interested therein, by publishing said ortcr,
together with the time ans place Of hearing. three
weeks successlvely In the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper, which circulstes in the neiShhorhooc
Of those persons interested in said estate, all which
publications shall bel previous 90 The day assigned
fir hearing.
THEEEToEr you are hereby notified % appear
before said Court, az the time and place assigned,
then and there In said Court. % give hou1s the
law DIRECTS, for the payment Df the debts, and
charges % administration. and mako your Office
t0ns C. the granting such license If you see cause.
Given under NV hands the Probate Court rooms.
this eth day Of March A. ID. ISIS.
T. f. WALES. Judge.
wy-wl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

Lae steamer Aagv from Port Royal ol
ac Iiih INST ha- arrived. She brings hi.>
90; he Savannah Herald ami Port Royar pa
l.r,. they contain no news Of Importance.
TIE recru.tm. OF colored men IN Charle--
ton J, trisk.
Frui l". .a.i. iuHn, = mad ran inio Char
j, s;an harbor ami were captured,
Rebel deserters are constantly coming liz
u Gen. Gi.moTye lines. Il J. thought that
the 5orpetioes llaoeiSn Charleston hsrbO- by
-' .sh..ls have hecn washed away. - none
nave 5,,'n iuuud.
The ui.ly obstruction WEIR a hIir Of iI.s-
just aioye Fort >amter, with passage way
sufficient 70 admit a vessel. No dIiheniiy If
e4pencncod in going through
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JACnn 5. HODGES EsTArE.

STATE OF VERMONT, THE Hon. the Probate
DistrictofC hittenteu -s. Il C0urtior the District
ufChittcndeu.
To All persons interested in the estate Of jacob
SHod.e late Of WistoH in said District, tecea--d
GREETING
WHEREAS said Court hath assigned the 10Th dsy
a Auril next f0r the settlement Of the admiui-trs
tonaccount the ADMINISTRATIVE ofths estate Of sd
deceased, and ordered that public ice Thereof oe
given % all persons interested in said estate by pub
fishing this order three weeks successfully previous
D. the day ASST zue1 IN the Burlington Free Pres,
newspaper printed In Burlington, IN -ald District
THEEEFoRE. you are hereby notified 90 appear AZ
the Probate Court rooms in Burlington, on the cay
assigned then and there 70 contest the allowance a
.aid account. n You zee cause.
Given under ny hand this 18th day Of Narch
A. ID. ISIS.
T Z WALES, Jadgr.
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TIMOTHY p. PHELPS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, lTHE Hon. the Pr
District Of Chittenden, 81. Il bate to-r; i.r iie
District Of Chitteuden.
To the heirs and al persons interested ln ne
es,zte ~ Timothy P. Phelps late o. Allto1 I'D 7---
District, deceased.
WHEREAS. application hath been made O. tbs
Court % writing by tho Executor ~ the last '" D
and Testament n Timothy ?. Phelps AFORESAID
aetting forth that said deceased b. l5 lifetime a1
al the time lf his decease was unde. -o7t-cf oin--
iug 10 ilw and equity 90 deed t0 one Joseph bgnein
Of Colchester ia said District certain piece ofitll
20 said Colchester 60 wit. certain Island situated
at the mouth OF Llm1llle Liver supposed t' cone
tain 30 acres. And praying said Court % grant
license % said Executor t1 deed said lani O. ---l
Blcndiu aLreeabiy % said contract.
WHERETPoS, the said Court appointed Ft-
Assigned tie lzth day Of April A. j. t-a'.
St the Probate Court ons, Ia -a.t District O. hear
and decide upon sa.d application and petit
tiou and ordered that public notice Thereof .-
riven % all per-ous interested therein hy publish
ny said order, together with the time srt place
Of hearing, three weeks successfully, ia ths Bur
hngt0n Free Prers, newspaper which clrculsfe- .n
the ne ghb0rhoud q those persons interested % sill
estate all which publications shall he previous O. the
day. assigned Tor hearing.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified O. appear l-e-
fore said Court, AZ the time and place assigned
then ard there In said Court, o. give bonds, the
Law directs, fr- the payment 0f the debt, and
charge of admin 1traton, and make objections o.
the granting such lcence, II ycu see cause
Given under my hand, az the Probate Court
Rooms this I'D DAY OF March A-D. l-65.
w39W3 T. Z WALES, Judge
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NV Yogk. March II.

The HcrGid's Army of the James CORES
pendent learns from rebel officer that it IS
fstimatcd that during the past two y'aIs
sixtv-lpur thousand Union soldier have died
~ rebel prisons Of these thirty thousand
4rre Dui ie5 &, iiaesoh-''lH. c.. twelve
thnusaiia ~ DSnsill.. and ton tnoue..nC e
Richmond.
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a.. FRESH SUPPLIES.

QUEST INITIALS, SOLIDS, COMFORTS all in ths
- way or Good Sheetinss, and Shirtings, White and
GREY Wool Flanneis. Cotton FlanneIs. Bleschsd
Cotton. D-nirs. Crashes. eatiuets, Shirting Flar-
neis, trey Cassinerss, Fancy Doeskins, Rose ElS1
az LYnANS-
Dec -. 1851 davt.
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WV YoEk. Mareh Il.

HE Herdia s correspondent dating "Iu
front Of kin,ton, March llth'' SAVE Gen
Couch with hi division IF Union troops
Joined tru. Cox on the morning "f the llth.
ami 10 was thought that another battle
mir1t take place that DAY, though there
were indications that Bragg would tall hack
L. thc north siar oi the Neu,e River.
During the engagements Of the Sth. 9th
and l"th nearly 2000 rebels were made pri-
-9aarS The entire Union loe, in killed.
wounded and captured were estimated at
no. over that number.
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Great Popular Loan Of
TIE PEOPLE.

Les than 81 500 90 remain unsold. which W.
probably he disposed % within the ueNi 90 or 90
days. rasl. the notes win aadouotediy command q
premium. 81, La. uniformly 5eeu The ease oHc'es--
-, interruption. 90 other Loans.
b. --fa- ,lste..issns OF every town and sectio-
aftH-eear,-y lsay Pc Afforded facilities for ;'Eias
,-e Iasn. tine National Banks. state Banks, aad
Pagst, Banker. targu-haus ,ls country have =sa-
orally agreed 20 receive subscriptions az par SUD
.elItsr VIII select tbeir own agents, in whom they
ba.- confidence. and VINO only are to be responsible
lr s delivery o., The notes for which they receive
JAY COOKE
>uHsrFlsTlaS AGENT, Philadelphit
rs. .. G8W
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

NV i hk NIHTNTF =
The correspondent between Davis, Lee and
Grant concerning military convention 20
settle our difficulties is published. 1t contains
n new facts except that Davis letter,
giving lee authority u act closed with
the words. enter into such arrangements A.
-'ii o. least cause q temporary suspense"
q nosliii.iei
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NLw NORE, March n.
eioid l57.
B,u1rSoRE, March u

RAAilhtAhf -hditt -.
Tie steamer Europa has arrived At Wash
inst,,n bringing IL. ID. Crompton bearer Of
dispatches from Gen. Sheridan. He also
brought with him II battle 6ags captured
b. him during his raid, seven Of which he
captured himself from Early. hea6quar;ers.
Sheridan was at White House Ga Ihe
pamunky liver on Sunday, but was con-
rpeneiu- 10 move towards Jane River aud
probably 10y thi, 'imo Ia, reached the army
OF the Potomac.
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The he aids Newhern oOrresponiea. Of
the 18th says that Gen. C61's total loss in
the three days fighting has been exaggerated.
II will not exceed, in killed and wounded
and missing, 1000, winch il less than one
half the rebel casualties in single day Of
fighting
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NV YoEK. MIR. u

TIE HTo'ds Cirv Point despatch Of the
l4th siy- Monday ,-sJ . Iorilon Of zen.
S1rriian's cavalry was engaged in tearing
~ the railroad JetNccu Richmond and Az
dover junction. while the main BODY wa-
pushin. on toward, White HOUSE ou the
Psmonkey River where it was reported thai
eupplics would reach him and enable him e.
continue hi work. Deserters report that
>heTIdau' = movements have created unca-I-
,,.-- iu fi,e rebel army and capitol.
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To Ma Gen. On.
Despatche, direct from Generel Sherman
and Schof6ld have been received this morn
m by this Department. SherIaGn's despatch
is dated March Sth AT Laurel Hill, y. {.
Tie says, We are all well and have done
finely" Details are for obvious reasons
omitted.
Gen Nchoheld in a despatch dated at New
bern March 18th, states thar econ the night
of the 10Th Near SouthwestCrcck. Bragg was
fairly beaten that during the night he retreat
cd across the Neusc ATKINSON and now holds
The north hank pi the river al that place.
=. VI. STANTON,
Sec Of War.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

nF Joins SMITH. for sorc year. resident iu
" Burlington. Vermont. When lat heard from
2 year a-u) he vss Nvir- % 10. s. lafayette
Place. williamsburg, SsW York.
should this meet The owes q the saic J. s.. be
1ill hear -ofnetA.r, 70 he advantage ~ eu11mun-
cain. With nc Rev u. +. PLEES.
Carrying Placs Murray, Canada "e-t-
Mar. I-. capiu.
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NV loRk. Mnrrl =

TIE HerGiFs Sixth Army Corp CORES
pondent Of the 18th gives report brought
Ia hv descrtcrs that a force of union cavalry
lad occupied Burk-yille the junction Of lh-
Richmond. Dsnville and Lyrchburgh nail
rtads
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

n ~ FDTS
REEEIW ATTIC LINEWENT.

ra, a-.s el.ri To- -a- -.-'
.r-- H- '. ..- .e... ..t pain. inst l--h - Hs.r BE-
RHEt NitTISNI
l-e.l-- ...-..t.r TtH- l-.-.. arising ...r
.-rea.. ~. -.'..a- cared a' few ..tt-, %
n..--. t...I..I- Eminent
>rRAIN>
t-.-.... r--..-l.-.r tl. a -u..-l ice
rr- 10. tt-v bottle. .t
-alHs. ..eH.l... l.a.urHt---la.. -1' 10y
NEURALGIA.
4---r fr u.sr.-.r ..
.-Har.. .1H.. .. +fessI. .rs-..ra
a..... t.. L.a.r-rt
rIEs Ri>N
-t.- o. -.a.-...
ERTi~tS
Are .. Pho ..s4 l.t
n..aa- o.. trt'r relieved
h..r. H.rH..- u-.t
sRtNiP
contraction .. r..fal .i-. -.s.es ..a .-ttsn
-sf rs H.-.r. 3 i-.. lows. cured ar a lev aruIl-
cations of kennedy '..- u-Ilsl.. Eminent
BILIOUS COLO
'aH--' '. f HII".- f me -i'i4-' aH- .Nris
ua-rf ll HtrIl Htt.. ever. .'.i hour until cured.
SouTHART AND Yourselves.
Are ctu-e' .y sn 1rrl'lrli d-t uc-s ll tae glands
v-,- u.--e.f Same. ".tu Kennedy Rheumatic
L.H1eH-. apply 30 900 g. .r- fH bed. and Sou sii Pei
HEApACHF AND TUROBBINC oF
run Temples.
D. caused rr rrss-rr, from iu.ru-Hie Precipitation
t - euro. ry lev apH. cations oi b euuedt's kleu-
matte Imminent
WEAKNESS OF TIE BACH
Poll - -rce.r-.t.r 'u the r.rcal8r around each
bottle.
FOR NNILCEI-tr f.D >OB = THROAT
You NII. "a sC one fe.-l.uT.iui .f fue Lr|weutt1
H.u- trt. ,.HIiu.-ui -attr. Na-Eie thl tlr.attw-r
day. r ieE days i- VIII be well. Thi.
tea-I-.rr.ll r.'l bel Eortl f liar o. yau.
FOR BRONCHITIS.
aul slI inflammation % the thro.f t1u.il- and psi-
rrH. with. Ding. ltcs .-- cough. sou 900 dilute che
Lutar1c F.'l f.G- .- Eve riwC- ir- bulls af water
l.r-.e -Il throat. and swallow thr m ..turr. THIS
rIff. i1l.
It--Hl .r TooIHt,HE. EsEterr. svELLEr
FtrE trf iNritssusN of every SIND. Every FAM
..r -r.u... have % fIli supply f.r Pie winter
Wauunstur,i ry DONALD kENNEuY, Rov'ury
Apr. uI uauI-l
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NEW FIRM.

rrUF UNDERSIGNED. HAVING PURCHASED
Il orc. " Wn=a.s his entire stock % Watches,
Jeweiry. &c, snt rented the store formerly occu-
pied by Sir. W.usate,
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NV ORLE,Ns. March Is

The Pio1ylne's extra SAYS On Saturday
last. an attnck was made on two batteries
defending Mobile Bay by the monitors Two
loi them -ilcnced the batteries.
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w AR CT AIM

TIE sI1i Bounty due soldiers discharge Tor
/ wounds received 10 battle, collected WITHOUT
DELAY We pay especial attention % claims 70
which cher attorneys have FAILED. or which have
been SUSPENDED, Of which there are tens Of thou
sands. We have already collected and paid over o
soldiers and their heir over 100000 and are
paving thousands daily. We secure Pensions flr
Ten dollars. and collect Bounty and Back PAY iar
Pen per cent. and DO pay until AFTER We have sue
rec..t.
Tss f-uy H~r1's published monthly, and q De-
r.r. O. the Interests % the soldier and bic heirs
q. whom 10 r. Invaluable Write Us and We will
seId sou cops free. or. Tor fsirfv cents TO send
500 ay return mail p inc engraved tinted Likeness
album s.r-l NJ IT. Gen Grant, and the 4-uy Hsr-
l.f fr grfr. To nersons sending club q four,
w. win send 70 rrs1iiar. additional Likeness and
Tee Hs-z'-f 0r one year. and for each additional
-I---her an additional likeness % the gettsr %
the Club. 81. inst person sending Is Club Of ten
r0f g.. will ha eutItlef to receive. Aiuss'C ssr.u
keur91rs and TIE .f-r1g Head Tor ono ye1-. sut
.ar any other number 10 the same ratio.
REFERENCES
WAsHryGr0H y. c.. April Is 1855.
We take pleasure in saying that &. &. Bruce ESQ.
has complied with the act of Congress fufA0rtfi~g
-e-f1iH srs'Hs % act IS Army and Navy Agents FOR
the lernn of war claims sainst the Government
sui % recommend him 20 sll persons that have
claims they wish collected promptly
t-sifs1 S;sfts SsEs,ors-Benjamin ?. Wade, John
sherman.
N,us,-.sC cau7r,a-E. r. Eeklsy. wm John
ton. VIM p. Allison.
June vfvr
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Bred.

.r Wf4ie-et. VI. Friday A. ST.. March -h,
i'se johnson, E-q-. a-ed &c year.
To- syracuse. y. s.. March e. tired ~. pHam,
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WATCHE>
CLOCKS
zWELRY
SILVER & PLATED WARE,
sPECTACLE5. and
FANCY aoopa

WITH lon= experience n the business, We hope
70 be abIe 10 meet tie wants Of al purchasers %
Goods in aur line. We shall keep constantly on
hand null assortment OF goods usually found IN q
E-st-class Jsvgelry establishment
me resident partner. Mr. FLOYD. IS a PzkCTI-
car WArcHNsEER. and will give his personal stten-
ton % all work entrusted 70 his care. Patrons may
feel assured Of having their
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

EvrrvroDY PE,I-Fs.-Rev V Por'cu,. stan
r.,H. g., Nritys. Mrs. 5. s. Ajen'- Worlds
Fsr be-torer aud Iyiohalssmum have met ms
mast ssnguine expectations 10 causing my hair
Pr. grow on bald spots
Sold hv druggists everyVnerr- Depot JOS
Greenwich ST.. NrU York.
"arch lt. iewim
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.SEI.E.N.TFFRTT LO.s.S'

Thes- Notes are issued under date Of August I5's
1854, AMI are payable three years rom that tine.
= sxrrsney. or are convertible At the sp.io1 osths
holder .sso
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New YORK. March l.

JEFF. Davis ha- vetoed the rebel exemption
bill, and as ked Congress TO modify 1t. This
vas probably the rs.scn re asked Congress
to hold it, session longer.
Gold 1854.
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A y ACT relating - ,losing the Affairs and
n deening snd paying the bills Or note Of {
Nr---L LIN L.mn.l EauE

ACT relstlng - closing the Affairs and re-
~ deeming snd paying the b.lls 0r note Of the
franklin County Bank.
ri. ssr,5y ,l-f,4 By II, G,H,Tal Ai',r75ls e ~,
State " IsrHsoHfs
Sec l. The act entitled "An &C incorporating
tie Franklin County Bank approved November
r. t-f9 Is hereby smended a. % limit the tim
during which said bank shall continue and have
succession b the FIRST day ~ June 1855, instead q
the drst day Of January, lsds, a. limited in said
act.
Sec. 2. Said bank shall o. soon a. may be and
within twenty days from the passage Of this act,
cau-e = notice II the same and Of the purpose %
said nllk b. terminate IT, existence 90 sid nrst
day OF June isis O. De published for the period Of
six months until said fret day o. Juue in each
newspaper printed in this state, aud 10 The Boston
Journal. uewsua per printed in the city % Boston
iu the State u Massachusetts,, and in the New York
Times, newspaper printed in the city Of New
York. said notice shall also state that al bills or
note % aid bank not pre'ented for payment be-
deemed and paid Is SAID bank. And after the pub
hct.on % aid notice herein directed said bank
shall not be liable and shall not be held liable In
any court of lw OF equity In this state, % redeem
pas any Of its bills notes not presented Tor
teIlptiou or payment before the time fixed In this
act and any bonds. which may have been given BY
the directors % said bank for the redempton0i IL
bills shall not be held o. be o. binding force and
DBL CATION upon The persons executing the same, 20
r-ein or pay any bills or notes Of said bank not pre-
-euted for redemption or payment before the time
fixed IN this act.
See g. This act shall take eject from h passage.
Approved Nov. szd, i-6i.
NOTICE is hereby given that il Is the purpose Of
y the Franklin County Bank % terminate IL eI-
i-ten-e the lst day u June -s5 in pursuance u
the provisions Of the foregoing act and all bills
note Of said Bank not presented 20 said Bank FOR
payment before the first day Of June, A. d. l,55,
will not he redeemed OF paid BY said Bank.
ny order Of the Directors.
" ". BEARDSLEY, Cashier
81. Alhans. nov. y, i-6i
d&w6mos
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4ii-lii-l AMOUNT efs',. u roc os,,e. fsr ss.' a.
- psr tia-e.
SO FURTHER ASSESSMENTS.

Professor silliman. who has personally visited
tu- -zsu,ls- the property, ,ays o,it. under date
% gulN o.. l-1f.
..As ranch 70 I- splendid estate. but is value
81. .t- .alst ltaulou, wealth iu the best u oils
AMI since his return from California, under date
" r Joe. i-t5. he further says
'-I .m happy fr ht able to confirm 80 this cate
what sste said IA my published report rcspect-
Il - tht -Etrasr1iuary character -l1 h-h value OF
tae .sta.- i Thcf fuur csrI uauF i- csfablislea
THE a.v.-tser j. a4thorifel 90 receive -uh-cr IT,
lions ..r stock lu tte above Company, 81 b.
aiice in PecE'. bloca. Burlington. VI.
where can also ro seen The Prospectus % the Comp
rs. with chart aul rail- i-iaIl--
= WIRES.
Burlington. siaTch ~ i-dl.
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L. :. 7-SO LOAN.

By s5rity of the Secretary Ofths Treasury. The
u5t--sizasd has assumed the General Subscription
Agency FOR TIE sale o. United States Treasury
Notes, bearing seven and three tenths per cent IN
terest. per snnuua. known as the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-24

NV 1Okh, WdTcn TO
The Herald's Fortres, Monroe CORES
p5ndsnt saws 4 raIdius party went out
from Suffolk la-t Friday. aud penetrated
Virginia a. far "a, Murphy Srauon-the
terminus ol the ,,ahoard and Roanoke Rail
road. where thcv effected considerable dam
age uy DESTROYING the track, depot. ware
bonuses, cotton and much other property.
They met with scarcely au, opposition.
Tire Richmond Dsspdtci OF the 18th -ay-
Various definition srr given of the cause for
JEFF Davis a-kiu. Congress 20 hold ON few
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The Tr75tms's james River correspond.l.
says Refugee from Richmond report great
CONSERVATION prevailing 10 that city. They
say the city ha- been Tor -'me time in course
ct evacuation ia the way Of sending govern
mcnt materials. machinery s.. Co Lynch
bur.h and panyilic They. ai-1 -ay chat
Sheridan has pot o. stop 90 thi, In great
measure b, destroying rhc Richmond aul
Lynchbur.a Clusl Tine mau weu- ".
communication lcit 20 Dluviil.-rac railroad
ii, almost worn alt. With rH mHtrrla. pr
mea ti repair %, Ties. m.u tH.us t.'t
Dawn. L.. and other headers Haye la-t %
hope. and already Iay. theis eyes an MoA,-
a- 900 asylum.
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#NscHT--Au exchange speaking of aa old
-.at.-man living in It's vicinity, aged 80 years,
.H0 Eas still a. active, hale ami hearty as most
a.n of nifty, Gays He invariably takes glass
PnseuoH Nahoo and Csliars Bfters with
his meals. lie also rides great deal. and 20
me aro,e popular beverage and he1ithul eK-
sr.>s be attributes has vigorous health. ON
recent occasion, when asked by medical friend
F.sf rnysiciau and spothecsry no employed, 20
sfeb be- replied my physician hiss always
-e-r HORSE sud my spothecsry au .-s'''
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WANTED.-Wbcat. Rye, Oats, Corn and
Buckwhest. ior which cash viii be paid at The oes
market rates.
GEo. P. WOODS 4 co
g. p. Woous.
2. c. kENSEpT.t