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Nv YnEk. AniI y.

The u or.a s Mobile Bay correspondent of
che 2ith ulr say. the whole OF b,n. Gram
ger . CORP ...4 arrived at Dauhy- mIils on
She 23C; on tie evening of tie 2+ta the l6lh
g MS received orders % march the next NOR
u.iIg Y iucu ,,as received with cheer, by the
-roois The 18th corps with Gen- Csnhy
were &, go DiJh them
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PROFITABLE To Ust--Geo. ". Forbes bsq.,
AZ Vest Fourth 81. Cincinnati, iOhio writes
Il think from my own experience that MI. :.
4. Aliens Worlds HAIR eestorer and Lylooal-
ss,num are the best hair prepsrative yet made;
sold by druggists everywhere. Depot l5o
Greenwich s.. y. April 10, dawlw.
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-. \. HUMPHREYS.
Major General.

W" I".h- = Pm =
The Rerad's Mobile Bay con,-l 5nient ct
the both sly, The ieet opened fine at one
2. " ou Spanish and Missouri Batteries.
sending i~u shells into the-, iiacc-, and
doing considerable damage Trey ceased
dling 81 3 "a r. N. and returned 90 Great
Poiut No tire Was returned hg the enemy.
\ r,5ei dispatch dated Mobile. 2SJh ult.
says There was heavy skirmi,tire 80 Spanish
Fort To-day.
: : =. NJ The fleet took pert Oar cas-
ualti,- are slight. The enemy seem incline
Co make "a -i,.e as there has bren u0 general
assault
The enysny's los j. said to he severe. Oars
j. sitsnt. One monitor was sunk .lis morn
iug by "a shot from Spanish fort. Forty
seven vessels of all kinds 40, Iu -,-ht
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Nav lvgk. April J l.
~ learn from Charleston that bands Of
rs.,i s4trllias are lowering about George
town ant >,merviIir = e.. and that forces
har. 3. "a sent uut % clear the country Of
teen.
They number about 500. On the jth they
mad. dash iut0 S5meryille. CAPTURED lew
n,glo-- and threatened 10 shoot all whites
VINO had taken the oath
Lar-- quantities u cotton and rice are said
10 BE- .ddeu in SOUTH Carolina.
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The Goldsboro y. c. c,rrcsp lDdent of thc
Assoc ated Pres. under d5te cd the Oh ius-
state that rebel descrters and refugees r.
,,ort nat the enemy eyacusted Raleigh aad
ther,5 is uo force o! any account hetwern
t,Uldso.l u and Raleigh
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[. =. $50 LOAN.

B, authority o. the Secretary cfu.e Treasusl the
upd--sisned has assumed the General subscription
Agency for tie sale Of United state, Treasury
Notes bearing seven ami three tentlis per cent H.
ter,s'. per annum. knur-n % DE
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AYERS CHERRY pEcroRAL. FOR

AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL FOR
tie rapid cure of Cough. Colds. Inauenfa. H.sr---
ness, Group. Bronchitis lneip.eut Coasuinption and
f.r the re.iefsf Consuurt.fa rs-ie.-s l1 serar-.1
stages Of the disease.
50 wide is the Geld OF .;- f1lue-- and -o u4a.-
erous are the cases OF it, cores, tina, almost every
section ofcountr, aboInd-iupeIson pa laryu.
who have been restored f-7m ailrI-n- and even
desperate disease. oi tte Iua-. b., .-- .-.. Hhen
once tried it- superiority ov-r erc j. .t.er .vle--
torant istoo apparent Co. escape Observation. and
where its virtues are kna~u. tle pubic -o l..--r
hesitate what au,i1te O. employ ;o- che distress
in AMI dsugc-au, alec jon. % the pulmonary .r-
cans inst are incident 90 our mate Vile many
Interior remedies tlru.t upon The community have
iiea and beea discarded. tHi- i1- gained f-IeH..
hy every trial @ Inferred benefit. 90 tas afflicted
they never can forget. and produced cures .o NUM-
erou- and Too arzs,le Co te forgotten
SIC can only assure the public tast t. quality
i, carefully kept mp 90 Tie ie 10 ever has hscaali
that It NAV be relied Oh 90 da f.r their rel all
thst it ha- ever done.
.Great numbers OF Cler.ymeu, Physicians, States
men, and eminent percentages. have lent their
names o. certify the unparalleled usefulness NJ our
remedies but space here viii not permit the inscr-
tiou OF them. The Agent below named furnish
gratis our American ALMANAC in which they are
given with also full descriptions ofthe complaint,
they cure.
Those who require an .l;srI;ir, raealei. 90 purify
the blood will find ArEa', Cox Ext. sAHsArAEILIA
the remedy to use. Try Il once, and you viii
snow its value
Prepared by J. e. AYsg d co. Lowell. Mas.
and old by al Druggist. and dealer ia medicine
everywhere. w-- <m
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Tie BuHsfia ~ this morning ssys
p II prevails anC well .,lit,t.tj,d. .i-f
selma. Ala, was captured 800 burned o
lew days ago by Geo Thomas cavalry
force.
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Nav York. April 10 2. NJ.
MoNrPELnR. Ami 10

MONTPELIER, April 10
Tie excitement here to-day. over the glo-
I, .u- achievements oi our national armies.
eliminating IN tee surrender Of Gen Lee,
-urpa~-es anything ever before seen here.
Banners are flying. Salntes fired and the
military preceded by the Hospital Band are
partdiug TIE streets. Al ia, church bells
are ringing, busIu,s- places are closed and
the people by common consent ara devoted
to end ayors to give some adequate
expression 10 thclr ireprcs,able JOY
4 good many citizens arr in sort Of
e how-come-ye-so' condition; out no matter.
no oue questions their privilege to d. 50 to-
day. Short ,Ieech.- have been made 10 the
crowds IN the streets az various points At
] % clock speeches were made from the sters
oi the Court House, 70 "a large crowd. by
Hon. +. r. alton, Rev. " II. Lord and
otaeI,.
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Tie Daiy Nerrs hasaae-patcb Irou Rich
m1ni tire 9Th, sayin. that the r'sbels have
been removing the Cove. archives 70
Charlotte, \. c., sinoo the let Of March.
and will there establish their government
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KENNEDY'S
SALTRHEUMOINTMENT

81 u II HAHaal ~ w O1AN - NH 1<AN u
THE only Ointment FOR the cure OF all eruption
Il and cutaneous affections. Il is wholly
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
IT WILL CURE
Salt Rheum,
Erysipelas, Said Head,
Piles felons, Ulcers, Sore Eyes,
chilbIains, Shingles. Boils, Cuts, Wounds
Burns, Chapped Hands,
Scalds.
RENNEDY's
salt Rheum Ointment
Contains no mercury or other mineralsubstsuce.
is wholly and purely
VEG ABB LIE.
One trial is sufficient TO convince the most skept-
ical that its efficacy in allsying Inflammation and
reducing swellings Is wonderful.
The Great Family ointmen,
Rennedy's Salt Rheum Ointment,
should be in every household. No other Ointment
can compete With it IS q ready aud speedy means
For BCKYS and sc4LDS ii is the most perfect
cure ever known As al EHioiiiesf
KENNEDY's
Salt RheMns Ointment
is unsurpassed.
The Roughest Skin Is made smooth.
Chappet. hands are instantly healed.
Cracked aud Dried Lips are healed and softened-
To keep the hands and face comfortable during
the cold weather, put little OF the Ointment on
when going TO bed.
Put up In two sized bottles. The smaller IS cents,
the larger 50 cents, per bottle.
sold in this town BY A c. SPEAR, J.W.RoBrt Co.
w2lYi
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Daily, between oydelsbur-h. Oswez0. Cleveland,
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee. and iuterme-
date points
Leaving OGuENSht ROB, on rival % Express
Train from the Eat.
PASSENGERS ami Families moving West, can
embark with their gage, Teams stock, &c ,Irt
land together without disturbance or Transit p-
l-ut AZ their port ui defamation. tlus Avoiding
the great luc .nv,ueucc ol the iuaay changes, de-
lHts and exp Uses OF other routes. Il These
Steamers have large CABINS aud STATE Rnou>.
amply end neatly furnished, for FIRST CLASS
PASSENGER, Hu. cHua Cabins with Cook stoves
ant comfortable areaMmudHtiHus Tor Passengers
aIt FttuIiI-. who mas F--H o. furnish their lEu
pr"fl -.ls- ~ 40 efforts Wiii ue srdIci 90 uaiu-
nm d. I--u..L--l u --l.. a. Inc
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lErol IA, Utica Morning H,,sla.I

FTsrULA LACHRYsALTs.-A wonderful cure per
formed BY Dr. II. A. Oaks having come under our
notice feel the Ereatestest confidence in recon-
mending his superior treatment % such as NAV be
afflicted with diseases Of the eve This cure was
performed sfter the case had been pronounced by
eminent physicians incurable and the eye entirely
destroyed. and life despaired or The eve u A.
well, healthy and brilliant a. ever and no one can
discern the difference. IL is really wonderful cure
and would grace any OF our medical records ~
Success % DIT Oaks and his superior treatment,
which Is entirely new.
Utica. Nav llEt. I-ft.
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FOR SALE.

rAFW .rII- s -r--, ples ssntly located ~ The
r.p1 Of Winston TIVE miles from hilli-ton
N. - ii Il mi lcs .s1u Burlington az two L-eh
r-ty junos.oB -Sas1 EARN VII be solo on reason
shie terms For further partlc Lars inquire r.
Tat or Geo. Lsndon, Nillieton. bsoSe
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SETE.4.TEsERTR' L0.f.v

These Notes ars issued under date OF June 18th
i-', and are payable three years from that tine,
IN currency, or are convertible DO ,hc option arthe
holder into
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NOOD'>
Patent Drilling .H0ChiiiC,
PILE DRIVER.
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstrated
tho superiority of this machine over all others for
The purpose OF sinking oil Wells, the undcr-.-led
Is nos prepared o. receive orders i.r fls -ame-
This machine comprises even thir- requisite .lr
the BORING If oil wells. excepting the STEAM EN-
ZINE AND CAST-IBOS DRIVING PIPE, ..u- wiz
De Furnished ID uesired. at reasonable price, AND
dispcus,s with the use orthe Derrick Rope. Bull
wheel and other eumbrous auo expensive fixtures
now iu use and is 20 arrn -ed, being constructed on
wheels and portable, that it can be easily removed
f5r the purpose orsnSiu- wells 10 different loclI-
ties
TIE DETBIrJs BE- removed i-ou 'as vs 'l aur
Patent Hydraulic process, a1a Goes u,t require 'he
removal ufthe drill ..an tla boring. tas process
DO. only removes alb tl.e letrltls ln .r.a d. DOB
minutes, luz likewise eI-ctuaLy ,l--I- olt and
opens all the small oh. veins t,l-ars g. aiieI el-
urely closed up ty tho Oh process % ,lu- pumping
WITH THIS MACHINE all . practical l.-.----,
q well c-u Dc sunk from SD Q. go feet v--i- o
p.r.,1 a. l--I &c % 90 day. a..l- the coil pipe A-s
been -riveu.
Arrangements are ie-ns mac. So. Gle e. s,.lc-
tr.r aa. delivery .fthe-. llac.-n,- a- Sow l.---
N,rr.,.. Sew BUYS. 81 Y. and PITTS. ir-.
F.rla5.a45 Information, I.g.-., r..-- a. Pee
..r..-. SIMEON LELAND.
'i.f.ur.i.rts ii.r.t.
So. Ta-i.
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NyH,TTHE ILLrsTRIoUs ABERN-

WHAT THE ILL STRIOU> ABERN-
eihy said. well, sir, what's the matter said
A5eruethy, the great English surseon.to a cidaver-
Gus looking patient VINO had called 70 consult him.
oh nothin. serious, was the reply, 'uiy stomach
and liver are out OF order, that's ali. do you call
,Lsf nothing serious said Abernethy Il tell you
sir that when these two organs are out Of order
You call it, there is not square inch Of the body
that is not more or less diseased drop OF blood
in it that is in healthful condition" Nothing can
be more true and therefore it h Of the very highest
importance 20 Keep the stomach and liver in Wig
orous condition. II the one Is weak and the other
irregular in its action tone and control them with
BOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOI4CH BIT
TER>-the most genial vegetable restorative an
Alternative that has been administered a cure Tor
Dyspepsia aud Liver Disease. Il Is recommended
by distinguished surgeons and physicians Of the
United States Army, by officers Of the Army and
Navy. by our first authors, by eminent cleE-yuen,
in f.et. bv thousands Of the most intelligent Of
every class, As an unequalled protective against
epidemic AMI Inalarious diseases, and a perfect
w iunocuous. but at the same time powerful, inv-
Grant and Alternative
New York House, SO Cedar Street, \. /.
w42vs
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r.r- aaI speedy
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hii--' VA it>''
Q. .. -..r.. -ao au De-. sing from
...-... ... ..et uyltav BOTTLES ul
t ....t,-- H snt
~P2AIN~
Are .lr.... a.l. .,s-,..-H Do ar sudden re-
l... -'en s' y
A.r.
-IH .,.-..r.,
M "a i'''i a. .
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o. Kcun.H,- .la.aH. .. Ir ler..
Ii.h.' @iNs
2. 900 .aat'lai Oh.
Ht -a .---e- 10 "a aH-is H.-'- i'-e -.-''''t'''
HRTGSE,
h-- caused H, r sudden pressure .f t.c resu and
-,.l.- .. fHe t..-u.--i. .-aat.t relieved by
ksrr..l.-. Ehs.-r,r.c TfrIu,-t.
,
N''N.'
Isa contraction H. fIe muscles. -.l.' ., a. -.tfeu
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aCENtN.
FNtE T.. s.. --. Blonde. S.. f.f ..u.r.
L tle MERCHANTS TANh.
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THOMAS {. HILLS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons concern
District II Chittenden. 81. ell in the estate Of
Thomas o. Hin, late OF Charlotte in said District
deceased.
GREETING.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District OF Chttenden, the ID day Of
April A. .. 1905 an Instrument. purporting 10 be
the last Will and Testament. Of Thomas G. Hill late
Of Charlotte in said District deceased was present
Ell t1 the Court Aforesaid. i'r Probate And 10 IL
ordered by -sid Court that the 18th day Of April A
ID 1865. az the Probate Court Rooms in said Bur-
nlE-0n. be- assigned for proving said Instrument 3
and that notice thereof be given 10 all persons con-
cerned. hy publishing this order three weeks sue
cs-sively In the Burlington Free Press, newspaper
printed AZ sIid Burlington, previous % the time
appointed.
1uEREr0Er, you are hereby notified 20 appear
heire said Court, az the time and place Aforesaid,
AMI contest the probate OF said viii, II you have
cause.
GiVen under my hand al Burlington ia said Dis
t-.ct ta'- Do day 90 Apr.l A. d. l-65.
n. E. WALES, Judge.
u'ra
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REID y. PAIGE.

ATTORNEY a couNsELLoR ArLAw.
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NEW IoEk. April I

Steamer Liberty IRON New Orleans. April
., VIA Havana 9TH has arrived She brings
advIces from Mobile TO the 2>th nit, which
are no later than we have already
The correspondent, OF the New Orleans
papers state thst Spanish Fort is besieged
on three sides and the gunboats were to
operate on the other side. At last accounts
our loss bad not exceeded 80 or 10 killed
and from poo TO 500 wounded. About 100
OF chc latter had arrived at New Orleans
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cHEAPLY & PROMPTLY
FREE PRESS JOB OFFICE.

n B.-NEw TYPE. FAST STEAM PRESSES
sKILLFUL wORKMES. CORRECT AND HAND
SOME WORK. and
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roR ,N,LCERArEps ORE THROAT

.if.c lHu.u .f
WEAKNESS DF TRY RACK
FOLLOW t.- Erection lu the circular s'9uut each
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pHILADELPgIA Ann

PHILADELPHIA. April 10.
Furney's PreSs has report that Gen.
Si'nrinaH las cut the railroad between Dan
lie and Greensboro, and Sherman has uc-
eulied Raleigh
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JAMES MARsH.s ESTATE.

W.. THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been APP
W u. urcd hy the Honorable the Probate Court
rr flc ID rrl-t uf Cl.tteudeu. Comm ouers %
ceise. examine and al l-t the claims and demands
Hf sl| persons aga neg The estate % James Marsh,
.t. % jericho 10 sa District, represented iusol-
vent and also all claims and demands exhibited In
offset thereto and six months from the day Of the
ufte hereof. being allowed hy said Court for that
purpose, we go therefore hereby give notice, that
we viii attend o. the business 0f our appointment
90 tho dwelling oi Lewis Marsh, m Jericho in said
District. ca the second Tuesdays u May and Sep
telaher next 40 i0 o'clock, A. #. on each Of said
days
Dated This -lth DAY oi March \. D., SIS.
ANDREW WARNER, lC,-,,,i.sio-.-s
LYMAN STiSNON. No1l'i'i
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NFMELLLYoN.s Estate.

~ " tAis Ii uN = - p
STATE or VERMONT. The Hon. Probate
District Df tten-eni IS. Court for the District
pl ri fterfer.
10 che heirs and all persons interested in the
tote n. Neweiiyou OF Burlington in said District,
au Insane person.
GRgErIyG.
WHEREAS. application hath been made % this
Court. iu vrtiug.hy the Guardian Of said Newell
Lyon -e.tin nth therein, that his said ward
heretofore FhiIe sane, was under contract, binding
.l law and equity. o. deed % Edward A. T0usley,
of Sle'Hur1 in said district, a certain piece Of land
Iu si.l sIcIturn. % wit about 80 acres which Ly-
msl r1ayei and his wife conveyed 10 said Lyon by
their deed dated July li. $50, and praying for IL
cou-e ami authority fo deed said land % said TOus-
ict ur a.- assigns. a-reea1ly o. said contract.
Nhereup1u the said Court appointed and assigned
tie --;h lay ~ april D. l-d7 40 the Probate Court
Blooms ir -4iI District % hear aud decide upon said
application aud petition and ordered that public no.
t- thereof ne given 90 all persons interested therein
hg Publishing mi. order three weeis successfully,
.H Che Burlington Free Press, newspaper which
c-clItss iu Tie uei-hhlrhood q those persons in
tercstri .u said estate all which publications shall
Hc previous O. the time appointed for hearing
There ore Nuu are hereby notified 20 appear be-
f.-g sli Court. 80 the time and place assigned,
then and there iu said court. O. make your 0h.ec-
tons t1 the granting Oi such Acence, II you see
cause.
Given under ray hand, AZ the Probate Court
tUous. tlis 7tl Jay u April, A. ID. l-6j.
7. Z. WALES, Judge.
wurs
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NEW YoEE. April L..
Gold sold tuis afternoon at rs

WASHINGTON, Apr. u.
Lyuchbur. was surrendered on the IIth
t. "A scouting party Of Gritins forces.
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We take pleasure In recording another wonderful
cure BY Or. Oaks A young man who Is employed
az a clerk in the establishment Of l. wilkins, Esd.
conectioner Sc, No 81 Bleecker Street, Utica vas
cured Of total blindness arising from AmAurjs is He
IL nov a. well and can see as perfectly a At any
peri0c Of his life.
Cura, August, l-6L
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Pensions, Bounty, Back
Pay, Prize Money, Discharged and
Resigned Officers Pay,
WE CLAIMS

THE sl0l Bounty due soldiers discharged for
i wounds received in battle, collected WITHOUT
DELAY We pay especial attention TO claims in
which other attorneys have FAILED. or which have
been SUSPENDED, OF which there are tens OF thou
sands. We have already collected and paid over 20
soldiers and their heirs over 100000, and are
paying thousands daily. We secure Pensions for
ten dollar-. and collect Bounty and Back Pay for
ten per cent and no pay until AFTER We have
ceeded.
TIE fruv Herald Is published monthly, and Is de-
voted O. the interests Of the soldier and his heirs
O. whom Il IL invaluable. Write rs aud we will
send you copy free, or for thirty will send
You iy return mail dne engraved tinted Likeness
Album sze) % L. Gen. Grant, and the army Her.
1.d for gear. To persons sending club o. four
viii send, 1-eHiiuHg an additional Likeness and
The MAN or ore year, and for each additional
suh-crher additional Likeness to the Eetter up Of
the Club. 80 that person sending Us a Club Of ten
and - viii he entitled 20 receive hinssgC ssr,n
Licensees and Tie A-HnE Herald for one year and
i0r any other number in the same ratio.
REFERENCES
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. April Is Is64
We take pleasure in saying that c. g. Bruce Esq
has complied with the act OF Congress alfAori.i-c
csrtaiH psrsons to act Army and Navy Agents FOR
the COLLECTION ofw claims against the Government
and 20 recommend him 70 all persons that have
claims they vish collected promptly.
UEifef States Seast7rS-Benjamin r. Wade John
Sherman
MeE1berse CT csrcrsst-r. p y-kiev. ". Johr.
% :. Wu z. Alliscr
June viv-
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MOTTO =.

ft,lS is rl certify that have this day given ny
/ -.r Edward ~furi.n. bis time during the re-
mn .rHs- .rh.- minority. ami that shall not pay
Irv f,H-. .r bis contracting, nor claim any % Lls
MARY 4. BURNS.
r-f.-.r. W. March D f-fr. Wtuw'
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HAIRDrE. HAIR DYE: BArCHEL

HAIR DYE: HAIR DYE! EATCHEL
ors Hair Dye is the best 10 the world. The only
true and perie,t Dye-H .rmiess-liis tantiue.l ~
and Rsliahls-pr5 u,es a splendid Black ~ Nat1r-
al BroFn-remeoies the 10 effects OF Bad Dyes. and
frequently restores the or-la1l color. Sold boy 4l
Druggists. Tie genuine is .i-n--, -. A. BAteae.er
81 Barclay street; New ors.
Jan. %. 1865. dlrIt.
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We shall keep FLOUR AND FEED constantly OF
hand, for sale at
Wholesale and Retail.

WANTED.-Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn and
Buckwheat, for which cash will be paid at the bes
market rates.
GEO. P. WOODS co
G. P. WOODS,
?. C. KkSsEDY.i
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Blindness Of Forty Years standing Cured

]. Samuel Steere, Of Fly Greek, Otsess County
DO hereby certify that have been totally blind for
FORTY rEARs, and have been under the treatment
% the most experienced oculists and surgeons Of
New fOrk, who have pronounced my case incurable.
have been under DR.. II. A. oaks treatment for
seven Seeks have seen him but three times. and
for the first time to-day these many years was en-
ahled % discover objects clearly twenty rods distant
can also 70 read his name on his window shades
which have done in the presence Of witnesses from
excessive delight at returning vision. When i first
saw the Doctor, | was completely prostrated in
bodily health. He has completely restored me, and
am very happy 20 say that | feel fully twenty
year. younger. am nearly 20 years old.
SAMUEL STEERE.
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