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THE BURLINGTON, VT. FREE PRESS FRIDAY MOENING. APRIL 20, 1866.
If there is discrepancy in the testimony
of witnesses , you can consider the character
- . " . . . Lf-V. 1 ? Af
of both parties, to ccicrminc huicu uuc v
conduct is likely to Lave been the one really
taken.
Tbe Court also charged the jury iw rc-
qaestcd by the 10th of -Mr. r rencn s pomis,
Faying " this proposition is also correct ;
proof of guilt muft 1! established beyond
doulit, not captious but reasonable doubt.
And this in regard to all the facts; the
vvliolo case must be made out.'
The good charactir of the respondent may
always be considered.
The question fur the Jury is one of facts,
to decide whether this man is guilty of
crime or what crime: and in considering
whether it be murder, it's to be remembered
tliatan act may be dune hastily ,and yet delib
erately. If the respondent after the blow in
Li fjee, shut his door, went alter his gun,
came back and orcning the door again fired,
it if a question whether the act was not a j
-bftutntly deliberate one ; it is for you to
j.idc ol from the circumstances.
The jury, alter a eliort ab-ence, returned
a verdict of XOT GUI LTV, and Faulkner
was immediately discharged.
The following criminals were then arraign
cd Mid plead guilty :
Peter Good, adultery
Sarah Jane iiiiby, "
George Lavigrie, larceny
Willie Jobneon, "
WanMissnAr, April 18.
Tbe criminal eases being all disposal of the per
song convicted were to-day brought into Court
to receive sentences, which were as follows :
Peter Good and Maty Jane Bixby, for adul-
irr, one year in State Prison.
Ceo. Scribr.tr for esult and battery, fined
80, and to be confined is jail till paid.
Leaatler Freenvin far resristmg an officer, one
year in State Prison.
Geo. Lavirne for then, one year m 5 tat!
Prison.
Lester Rockwell, tor bone stealing, tiro years
in State Friaon.
Joseph Farmer, tor theft, one year in State
Prison.
The case of Albert Bradbury, charged with
horse stealing, was continued to next term. All
of tbe above pleaded guilty, bat Freeman.
Xavigatiok Ores. The Line Biats cm-
mencc their regular nips to-day, leaving
Burlington for the South at 9.45 I'. M., and
f.r the North at 5 P. M. Tbe Montreal,
Capt. Mayo, run tbe Ferry, leaving for
Port Kent and Platteburcb at OA. if.
daily.
Tue Railroad Accibext at U'illisto.v.
We are glad to learn that Conductor G. C.
Appk'ton's injuries by the smash up iu Wil
liston on Friday morning, are less dangerous
than at first rejiorted. He in d-iing well mi
drr Dr. Carpenter's care, and it is hujied
will be about again in a few weeks. The
structure which gave it steins, was a
bridge, 20 feet in length, which spnnned
carriage way. Tbe Ere tojk place in the a
night, and the train havirc no knowledge
of it, was moving at full apivd. The en
gine leaned tbe charm, but knocked oat all
ts trucks? wben it struck the opfneitc side,
so that it etor.pcd instantly. The cars, eon
fisting ol baceajrc car. two passenger cars
and two sleeping cars, were piled a upon
another and into the gap below in a badly
wrecked condition.
Tiie passengers injured weie Mi;S Prunel
la Stanhope of Fletcher, mjaied in the face,
not seriously ; Ephraim Putnam, Schuyler
Falls, knee and ankle, eeiious : David IJrow,
leg and head, not seriously ; biy, name un
known, slightly in bead ; Jane Quigly,
Toronto, head, not seriously ; V. II. Shaw
of this city, ribs, not seriously.
Tiie jasM-nger kilicl was a French man,
named Stvillc, whose place of resi
dence is supposed to be Antrim, X. II.
Nothing was lound on bis person except a
pass over tbe Connecticut Valley Kailroad
and $121 in money.
Tbe wounds of the sufferers were
drens.-d by Dr. Thayer, and Superin
tendent Merrill promptly paid all tbe injur
ed, but two, such pecuniary damages as
were demanded.
Mcstered Oct. Ilrigadkr anJ ISrcvct
Major General Gao. J.Stamkard is mustered
out of the United States service by orders
frem the War Department, dated April 10,
the muster out to date from April 30, IPGC.
Among tie gcncial officers mi-tUied out by
tbe same order are Generals Urierton, Cur
tis, Fesaendcn, Ilartlett, Corse and others
of the most deserving otfiotTS in tbe volun
teer feryice, " their services,'" as the order
states, "being no longer required.' General
Stannard is now stationed at Baltimore, in
charge of tbe department of tbe Freedmcn's
Bureau in that city.
The Murderer Green Exicctzd. On
Friday, the 13th inst., Edward D. Green,
the murderer of Frank E. Converte, teller
ol the Maiden Bank, MaMen, Mass., on the
loth of December, 1863, suffered the penal
ty of tbe law being hung in the Jail yard
at East Cambridge. Mas., in tho presence
of a limitel number ol spectators. Sundry
legal delays bad prolonged his unworthy
life fur more tban two yenis, ; but justice at
last was done to him.
Live SrocE is Vermont. A jear ago
there were 49,920 borses in Vermont, the
value of which was $3,753,333. There were
of cattle and oxen 152,095, valued at G,
054.899; of dairy cows, 162,000, valued at
G.O90,000; ol sheep, 1,252,000, valued at
$7,493,724; of bogs, 32,445, valued at
$594,795. Total value of tbe above descrip
tion of live stock. $21,005,750.
Death or Hox. D. S. Dickinson. Hon,
Daniel S. Dickinson, Attorney General of
the State ot Now York, died at NewWk
on the evening o! April 12th, aged CO
years. He bad been for thirty years a prom
inent politician of tbe State, and a leader in
the old Democratic party bad been Lieut
enant Governor of tbo State, and a United
States Senator. He held to the party and
sustained all its prominent measures, till the
rebellion brok out. Then be took boldl y and
resolutely the side of the Uovernment against
those who rebelled against it and all who
gave them sympithy or apology.
Tue Murder Trial Wc remember no pre
vious case before our County Court, that ex
cited such interest as that of the remarkable
trial which occupied last week. The atroci
ty of tbe murder, and tbe mystery attending
it not yet fully dispelled, lor though ajury
has pronounced the prisoner Ward guilty of
murder, no ndequato motive for the crime,
on bis part, has as yet been legally shown
aroused a wide and intense interest
throughout the County. The court room
was filled to its utmost capacity of sitting
and standing room throughout the trial, and j
the proceedings, given in full by our daily a candidate before the Legislature for the
, , , J .. . , ' Tvrmanent scat. Ex-Gov. Smith and Levi
papers, were eagerly read and scrutinized fprobably bo hi. contestant.,
and difcutsed by thousands. rhapg oti,crs ; while tbo other Beat, tem-
Tbat the verdict has in all respects fully I porarily filled by Senator Poland, and bc
tatitfkd public opinion, no one will claim. longing to tbe eait aide of the mountain!,
uui mat it was accordance with the cvi
ly undeniable. The community cannot
I vauuu"
persuaded, probably, that Ward was any
thing more than the hired cccnt of an abler
and more guilty instigator. But there was
no direct evidence of a plot between him and
any other party, and though the suspicion ot
such a plot may amount to a moral certainty
in many a mind, juries cannot go upon sus
picion. Y'c trust that in some way the
whole truth concerning that horrible crime,
may yet come out.
Colliok St. Ciirncu. Styles lias, among
his admirable views of noted buildings and
places in Vermont, one of the new Congre
gational Church on College street It is
adapted cither for tbe stereoscope or carte do
vintc, and those who are interested in the
church will do well to supply themselves.
HixEsncRcn Woolcn Factort. N. L.
Uoynton, late of the firm of Boynton and
Jlcad, of Starkhboro, has purchased for $S,.
000 the interest of P. D. Peicival in the
VToolen Factory, formerly owned by Dow &
Percival, in Hincsburgh
iliDDLxncnr Collice Tho committee of
inspection, consisting of Hon. Hiland Hall,
Tl . VI . . ... .....
runs rietcncr, ana lion. J. IS. rage, an
nounce the completion of tho sixty thousand
dollar subscription, recently raised for Mid-
dlebury College, mainly by the labors of Dr.
Labarcc. It is payable in three installments,
three, nine and fifteen months Irom the date
of completion, April -1th.
Dr. Kitchcll, tbe new President, enters on
bis duties the first of June.
The interest shown in their institution by
the friends of Middlcbury is a good example
for some other localities.
Winookl Items.
C. F. Storks & Co.. have sold their Drug
Store to Dr. L. F. Bnrdick, who will soon
remove and carry on the business at the
stand lately occupied by A. O. Hood, on
Allen street. Messrs. Storrs Jb Co., will
soon start in the same business in Plntte
burgh, N. Y.
J. S. Tubes & Co., arc soon to rttmove to
tbe store now occupied by CF. Storrs A Co.
and P. P. Wilkins, the liquor agut, to that
now occupied by J. S. Tubls & Co.
Lnfuuntain's Block on Mam street, has
been purchased by S. L. Bit.noi.ds and II
. iloaio.v, who are making it into one
store, wbicb will b 30 feet front and 4; leet
deep, with a baudsome modern runt, and
when done, one of tbe fineet stored in Win
ooski. They intend filling the store with a
stock of Dry Goods, Clothing and Groce
ries.
Cms. F. Blossom is about to put in a new
gUi- iiont into his clothing store on ti c
corner of Main and Allen streets, and make
some other improvements.
II. W. I'OODivs & bos are erecting a
block on the corner of main and Biver Str.
Suitii &. Platt, who have a store m Win
ootki as well as in Burlington, liate begun
upon n new block, just below tbcii present
stand on Main Street.
The old hotel building is being converted
into a store, and will soon bo occupied by
II ira in Paddock, dealer m boot and shoes.
Messrs. Andrew C. MeBride, Ixlward P.
Manor and AlmoreB. Walker.lnte employees
of Shedd ,t Walkers, of this city, and
gentlemen ol industry and integrity, have
cstablUhed themselves in Barlow's Block, on
Main street, as manufacturers and Hibbtrs in
tin ware, under the firm of A. C. MeBride
& Co.
Cka. La Foumain baa refitted ai.d im
proved J. W. Weaver's old stand, on tbe
corner of Main and Allen Sis ., and will
soon fill the store with a general aasortment
of dry good and groceries.
Vermont Item'-.
Jay Peak is to have its mountain road to
the top nnd hotel.
A little girl of S Tears named McCarty was
badly burned Friday, at St. Albans her
clothes, bavingcaught lire from a bonfire.
A little son of W. AV. Bruce of Wcits-
field was drowned, a. week ago Friday, bav-
; fallen into a spring, where it flowed into
a barrel.
The sugar season has been pretty good in
some places at the last. One man in Sutton
made a ton last week nnd bad but just fairly
begun.
Sylvanus Morse of East Monti!licr has a
sugar bush ol 2500 trees, a two-story sugar-
bouse, and makes 500 pounds of sugar per
day.
The town of Woodstock lias had a present
of a U. S. flag, fuU garrison siic. made by
Fred. Billings.Rq., formerly a resident there
He wants to have it understood " that when
ever and wherever in the Union there i won
a victory in kind like tho immensely signifi
cant one in Connecticut on the 2J inst., this
banner is to be flung to the breeze."
A sheep belonging to Frank Ilicnardson,
of West Brattlcboro, brought to her owner,
on Tuesday last, lour healthy and sprightly
lambs ol good size. The same sheep was tiie
mother of three lambs last year.
J. Kittle, ol Sheldon, on trial recently for
violation of the liquor law, was adjudged
guilty of fifteen ofiences, fined $150 and
costs, nnd took an apjeal to tbo County
Court.
A paper has been going the rounds in St.
Albans and is freely signed, requesting that
all who deal in intoxicating liquors shall
desist therefrom and promising the use of
more stringent measures if mild ones fail.
A Mr. Wilson of Mendon was found late
ly dcrd in the sap-pan of his sugarhousc,
where it is supposed he fell in a fit.
Two beech trees were felled in East Lyn
don last winter which hid grown together,
about 22 feet from the ground, the uniting
limb being IS inches long and as big as ones
arm ; one tree was dead above the union.
e Vmnnnt lmvinir
' , i i -at i i
had the rare misfortune to lose iu ner u-
crauieanu mosi usciu. , """-V
i v . a vnntnra stnfH inn i
last legislative session, sue w"o.,
ed in the upper branch ot vXjncret3 UjF-
pointments ot the uovernor. air. .
hdmunds, the last selection, Euccccoiug
ator root, is but thirty-eight years oiu, ou.
" ?D?- vS.! eil
jc m n. -"" '" '"Li
years in tnc aiatc. legislature, vdow. uu"-
a classical cducation,"ae
it he is an acute and clear thinker, a strong
' , , . i T,r. i
debater and a pieasanv speaker. nvsKmj-
aa x:uuiur mu mtc uiu
- I as tbe first docs to tha unit, will Kn IWween
be li",' 118 cne ' lh? most experienced and use-
I fill nmvn- Kami P ik. TT A 1 J
- promotion to the upper branch if he desires
it At any rate, Vermont ought not to al
low him taco out of Coneress. He is her
best present contribution to the country.
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Itr TELEGRAPH.
Wasbixgio.v, April 12.
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jiuiuj xuiiHjrb ucspaicii 01 iul-
11th, says another English war ihip, mak
ing tnrce aitogeincr, and a revenue cutter,
had arrived during the last 12 hours.
Several hundred Fenians had Quartered
lucmscivcs at I'alais and other places.
There has been a mvstcrioua disappear'
ance of several cannon brought here by un
known. There is tremendous excitement at
St. Andrews, and volunteers are deserting,
while numerous" mysterious disappearances
or numbers of Irishmen in lronticr towns
are rumored. They are supposed to have
juned the Fenians. Whole families arc
Hy'ng from the border.
Calais, Mc, April 12.
There was much excitement vesterday and
last night at Stephens, New Brunswick, op
posite this city. Fcais of a Fenian raid have
been strengthening lor several days, but the
point oi attaet is not yet known.
IVports irom Eastport, vesterday, indi
cate tfavt tho Fenians were leaving there in
squads, supposed for Calais; but up to this
hour they have not showed themselves here.
r rum 200 to 300 men were under arms at
St. Stephens all night. All the approaches
to the town are strongly guarded, and every
I preparation made to receive the Fenians.
An attack in this ouarter is improbable.
Large numbers of Fenians arc believed to
be moving bast but no dehmtc mlormation
cm be gathered.
New York, April 12.
The Herald's Toronto dcsietch ejyt it is
the intention m tho counsel tor Shea to get
out a writ of Habeas Corpus to-morrow;if tho
prisoner is not released be will I c taken to
Cornwall for trial. Tho Government is strain
ing every uervo to convict the alleged con
spirators, aud declares that the time has
come to crash out ciery vestige of rcnianism
in Canada. So great is the I oar of nn at
icmpted rescue ol the prisoners Iv raiding
parlies from the United States, that the May
or of Cornwall lias asked ,or reinforcements.
Humble .llur.lcr in Philadelphia.
PaiLADiLPiiM, April 11.
A terrible crime in the lower section of
the city was di-eovered this afternoon. A
family of seven perrons have lven murdered
Christopher Herring, his wile, niece and
lour children at Herring's farm.
The older t oy, "hen discovered, had his
rijtht arm rai-i d as though attempting to
ward off tbe blow, 1 he mother was delena-
Ing ber baby from the attack when she waa
merciltsslv struck ilonn. Tbe baby received
an aulul blow on the upper part ol the
brea-t, almost severi og one of its anus.
A little boy. aged lourtetu, is yet miss-
The Ijtigtr save the only rational the
....
ory is that upon tbe arrival ot .Mr.
Herring and his niece, lie discovered the ta-
mily nut in tbe house and started after them
and after leaving the house bo was met and
slain. The niece i then tliought to liave
tollowed her unele and in turn was met and
killed. Tbe name ol the supposed murderer
is not known, nor can any deseriptiou of him
be given. It is uuly known that be was a
German laborer.
PriLAiaLriiiA, April 12".
Mayor McMicbael lias issued a proolan.'a-
tiun offering $1000 reward for the arroet .if
the murderer ol the Derring family. Fui'l
details of the murder are published. All the
vietimk scorn to have been struck on the tore-
bead with an axe. Tbe demon finished the
horrible work by cutting tho throats of ell.
One of the little buys nas J cut that his
head dropped off when his body was lifted.
The friends ul President Johnson are
much dissatisfied with the remarks of Speak
er Collax on Tuisday night, and aro getting
up a counter serenade.
Congre, to-day, honors the memory ol
the late rater Stnatus, Mr. Foot. Remarks
are being made in the Senate by Messrs.
Poland, Johnson, lessenden, Brown of Mo.,
Pomeroy of Kansas, Sumner, Cragin of N.
II , and Edmunds of Vt., and in tbe House
by Messrs. Woodbridge. Binks, Wasbburnc,
Dawrtin of Pa , Grinncll of Ohio, and Mor
rill of Vt.
Wasdixotox, April 14.
Tbe departments are all closed and many
of tbe sboiis here have their shutters up, in
memory ol a year ag to-day. The Chron
tele comes out in mourning.
The colored people will celebrate the an
nivcrsary of emancipation in the District
next Monday with great spirit. A speech
is expected from the President. The color
ed pcuple will cull upon him and give him
an opportunity to speak.
It is stated in reliable quarters that the
government has no fears that the Fenians
will break tbe law. Ibis movement is re
garded as a demonstration, the object of
which i to tcrrity the Uanadians, vox the
British government, and console tbe Irish
wIkj have paid out their money so freely.
If tbo law is infringed upon the government
will instantly Interfere.
New York, April 14.
Tbe I Itr aid's Eastport, Me., dispatch of
tbe 13th says the British man-of-war Py
lades went to sea suddenly yesterday P. M.
It is said that fifty of btr crew mutinied
and were put in irons hence the departure
of the ves-el. Yesterday a party of English
soldiers crossed from Si. Stephens to Calais
where they got into a a is pule with sjnie j-e-nian',
and n fight ensued which resulted in
the English soldiers being thrown back over
the bridge between the two tewns. No lives
were lost.
A steamer from Boston this forenoon.
brought about 200 nine Fenians. They
were quartered in the town.
New Yore, April 15
An Eattport, Mc, dctratch says nine
armed remans captured thebngtish revenue
nag on Indian Island last right, ibcy be
longed to the crew of the FcLian privateer,
Irom which they lowered a boat and proceed
cd with muflkd oars to the spot, actually
under the guns ol the hnglish war ship l'y
lade.. The flag was surrendered without a
sbot.bcing fired. It is believed there were
no soldiers on the lfland
Another account says a party of five sup
posed Fenians went across to Indian Island
on Saturday night, presented revolvers at
the head ol the deputy collector, and ue
manded his flag, which he was compelled to
give up.
Iteports irom Laiais say ten ot the voiun
teera at St. Stephen's threw down their
arms in revolt, but were arrested and lm
prisoned.
San Francisco, April 15.
A terrible explosion ol what was euppos-
nosed to be nitroglycerine occurrcu at quar
ter nast one o'clock to-day, near Wells, Far
pa i Co.'a buildins. Tbo explosion shook
the earth use an kuiuuum .or a r"V.ul
a nusricr oi a rum:. jouiu. ivuitu.,
. . Fa0 & CI
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press, died in half an hour, ol inmrtca
. B(,j Supervi80r an(1
instantiv killed.
ivilluD. Joseph Elliot. John Galla
- , ,.-w - ,t wm. .Iimtm
. vm go aa
tilated as not to'be idebtified. Many other,
burned and cut, bnt not latallyin-
s,mRrannotlx. identified but are f-a-
Montiromerv. Sacramento and California
streets are lined with broken glasa. Scarcely
a window for Eevcral hundred feet is remain
ing whole. Wells, Fargo Js Co1 hones and
everything in the vicinity wcro blown into
fragments. Tbe damage will be at least
$200,000. Tho cause of tho explosion is a
mystery. Tbe freight agent of tbe Pacific
Mail Company says two boxes each
i measuring about lour cubic
place where tbe explosion occurred. Forty
I . Hiniiinif trf Til a.
men arc now engaged in removing the ru
ins.
Nasbviilk, April 1C.
Lieut. Col. Leech of the 5th U. S. Caval
ry, made an expedition to a point in West
Tcunessse and captured tho n-jtorious guer
illa Harper, and also Edmond ilayo, an ac
complice in all bis crimes. Harper broke
from his captors and escaped, but is be
lieved to be severely wooniled. ins recap
ture can be made without difficulty. Jiayo
was broU2ht here to-dv nd .in be tried
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New York, April 18.
A Washington dctratch savs the Attorney
General yesterday made a report to the Pres
ident as to tbe habeas corpus case aeciucu
byJucce Underwood. Tho Attorney Urn-
cral comes to a different conclusion irom that
by Judge Underwood, and recommends an
order tor tho release oi the prisoner, upon
this recommendation, the President
this afternoon, directed an order
to be issued for the discharge
of the prisoner. It is scarcely necessary to
add that wherever the rebellion is believed
o have ceased, there the writ ol habeas cor
pus is no longer suspended.
San Francisco, April 17
It is now rendered certain" that nitrogly
cerine caused the explosion yesterday. N)
marks on the box containing it indicated
its character.
The bodies of S poisons killed by vittcrd.Tjs
explosion have been idcntibcd. beven or
eight others arc missing wh j have probably
been blown to atoms. It is tolerably well
ascertained that the explosion was cautcd by
concussion in opening a leaking box of
nitro-glycerinc which the owner refused to
receive in consequence of its damaged con
dition. A board of supervisor have i-astcd
an order causing all nitro-glycerine lound
within the city to be seized una destroyed.
New Yohk, April IS.
Clement C. Clay was yesterday released by
order of tbo President, on condition that he
reports when called lor.
I he steamer City ul Norwich of tho .icw
London and New ork line, came in collision
with the schooner Gen S. Vau Vlict of
Huntington, at 4 o'clock this A. M.
lhe schooner struck her mid
ship cutting her through, lhe water
rising on the steamer lilted her hres.
sj that they communicated with the wood
work, and tbe steamer was entirely de
stroyed.
:he had about bU persons n board, about
-IU ol whom were saved by boats, lhe re
mainder are supposed to be lost.
Haufax, April 18.
The resolution in favor ol confed
eration, and the sendinjr of a delegation
to Kngland to arraDge details, has passed
both Houses.
Washington, Arnl IStb.
I'resident Johnson said last evening to a
gentleman from New England that he hoped
the Senate would confirm the nomination ol
Judge Stansbury, who is appointed from Ken
tucky, where his family reside at Covincton.
as the Judge could then at once open a U.S.
Court at Naidiville, befure wliieli Jeff. Davis
can be tried on the charge of treason. If
this cannot be done, the Attorney General
will lie directed to have the trial in-(ittmd
in Virginia. But the President thinks that
if Davis is not convicted and
sentenced fur treason, he will still
be amenable to the Ia ef the land for
complicity In the arsatsinationplot.
Senator McDougall will bo called to ac
count for the language und by him on Tues
day. It is understood that Guv. Morgan and
other Senators do not approve of the nomin
ation of Mr.Suiythc as collector of tbo port
of New York.
Wixg's Fariva CnACKEiis. Evtrj cne has
heard of them, the meat healthy ami delightful
3Gun!butnt ever made. They are advertised
iu our paper to-day, and all dealers keep them,
or wight to. None are genuine but those having
the name A. Wing etamped upon tbttn.
A-ineriean Life Dropa, They are indipensable.
Ity loot's I'EsTACiuse, Age may with Youth
compete. ,
C.IM1 iIUHGK
CATTI.K M.tKKKT.
iVrD.irstur, April 10.
at markets M Cattle
Market Boer--itra per cwt., UMCHM.
Fhst quality, 112 12 75.
S.xml qnaliti . Illi II M.
Third naalltv, ? .' a 10.50.
Workin; 0n. Jl.". I3H, 275. 390.
Cubs and Caltw, f ,'1, 50, 75, 123.
Two ytars old. 15 a' S3.
Three years old, f 65 a. 75.
Sheep and Lambs 43IT .vt narttt- Price. la lota
ft 3.&I, Hud tM. E. vtra and selections. Si l)
issoa
Hides, 9 M fjc V It -, PoJU 1 1-0 .23 each ; Calf
oaics ok.
Tallow J 8 tie.
Veal Calves XO0 ST 1 -LOO.
RK3IARKB .
The nnml'er cattle at market 1 less by ISO head
tban arrived lat week. Tho qau'ttr la very sood,
pries Irom 50 to 75c higher.
Tho namber of Sheep at market continues to in
creass. There were about ten more than but
week. The quality is not eqal to IxM week, prices
about tho same.
ilinrriett1.
In Burlington at tho Araeiiean Hotel en tho Itth
Inst , by Rev. E. Mix, Ur. William It. Hodges, of
lVIUlstonand Hiss Celesthi R. Itoblnsen ofKieli
mond. In Westford Arrll 10th y n-v.E. B. Chamberlln,
Canal Osgood and Martha Jab TToedrufi", both o:
Westford.
liicd.
In Colchester April IS a, at tho residence o f
son. Luther Whitiwrof F.utton, JIaas. ajed years ".
In F airhaxen, March Ilth, ef consumption, Ann,
MulHn, ajed 22 yeara.
In Hinesburgh, SimJay, April 13th, Levi F.
benedict, aged ii ye ars.
He was a native o f the town, deeply Interested
In Its welfare, universally respected and warmly
beloved by all nh a knew him best.
ECOXOJir TO ATTEXDTO ITKAKX.Y.
efieotualIyj)re!entJ Injury to clothes 1c from Mcths
and cheaply) enough if yoa attend to It now. Every
druggist has C. C. HARRIS & CHAPMAN, Boston.
l'ERBV DAVIS' IAIX Kll.I.r.U.
The great public benefaction, we are happy to
learn. Is still fulSUmg Its mission of relief, and al
leviating many of the thousand Ills that flesh is
heir to. Its domain is the wide, wide world, and
wherever a Yankee has set his foot, may be found
doing Its work. Its virtues have been so thorough
ly tested, that H needs no lengthy recommenda
tion, to entitle It to the public confidence. It la
emphatically a household remedy, and If kept on
hand and aiedaaoecitlon may require, will save
much suffering, besides very sensibly diminishing
the expenses for medical attendance. rrotidinee,
R. I. irteVf Times. Sold by Druggists.
April 2d. wlm.
AlVINrAt.UABI,ESI'RIXC MEDICINE.
J. W. Pol ami's
Ml V. II Oil DOCTOR
This excellent medicinal etmponnd waa first pre
pared by Dr. P. In 1517, and was then employed
with treat success In eirpelllng humors from tne
blood j but In IMS, a medical friend, who was quite
celebrated as a physician, especially In the treat
ment of humors, suggested some Important Im
provements, which were adopted, and which have
made It (so the people say,) the very remedy
for all kinds cf humors known to "the faculty.
This preparation Is composed wholly of vegetables,
among which are Sart apaiflla, Yellow Dock, Nobla
Pine. Mandrakes. Eenna. and Bloodroct. EcEce
to say, the "Doctor" la used in hundreds of families
as general medicine. Unlike many other popu
lar remedies, it Is very crateful to the taste,
LaxCT sire bottles 75 cents. Prepared at the
Mew England Botanlo Dopot, Boston.
April 20
feet i
A BROKE.V-DOW.V SYSTEM.
Thers la a disease to vhleh the doctors giro many
names, lit wbleh few cf them understand. It Is
suxplr weakness a brcaUn: down of the vital
forces. Whatever IU canies (and they are Innum-
eraMe,) Iti symptoms are In the mala the tame.
Amos: the melt prominent are extreme larritade
lesi of appetite, loea of neab, and great mental de-
preulon Indigestion and a Slomxk Covg axe
alao frequently concomitants of this dhtreitirg
f tate ot body and of mind. The commoa remark In
relation to persons In such a condition Is,
that they aro consumptive. Now, what
there nsfortanatei really want Is xijtr
lital itrtngtk j and as certainly as dawn succeeds
,u,ir....t. ........... .,.!. .i
r:::r.' :.7r;,r .' v," "
.j
CzlubatidStouacu Biitebs. It Is as clear that
1 lifc-rtvlvln: Tonic is lequlred in such cases, as
that the dying flame of an empty lamp lequlies to
bo revived with a tew lupply of oil. Perfectly
pure and Innccuons, containing nothing but the
most genial vccetablo extracts, and comllcing the
three grand elements cf a ttcmachic, an alterative.
and a genial Invigoran:. IIctiiTTiit's Bmaas are
suitable to all constitutions, and are as applicable
to the diteaica and dls abilitiea of the icebler ex as
to those of men.
Aprils). dawlw.
ALM'OCK'S POROUS PLASTERS A
celebrated physician says "he was amaied at He
great number of beneficial Indications produced by
one of tLeec Plasters. He affirm that Atadaekt Is
cured by one worn just below tho breastbone! that
one placed over the navel will euro hysterics, as
well as dj sentery, and afiectivns of tbe bowels."
CURE OF YARKOhE VEIN'S.
Car Poixr, Vs., January 51, S6S.
T. Aluwk llCo - Secinz i our notice in tho Po
lice Gaietto. I cot fuur of i our Porous Plasters and
piacci mem on tiie pars wnerc me pains were
most severe, and In less than twelve hours could
walk as web as ever. 1 could hardly believe It, I
was so welupleartd. 1 wanted to see if tbt lame
ness would ooice bask on me or not, so I did mote
walking that day tban I had done in a week. The
next day I had Hise pain in my hip. ut I put cn a
mailer mere ana in two Hours me nam was an
gone, nor have 1 reit it since t ertamiy they are
the best application for the reliefand cure r pains
in me joints ana i-aea, ana lor varicose or enlarged
veins. I have ever known, and I wt ula not do wltu
out them on any aeevunt-
Yours trnt , JOSEPH CATEW00D.
April -JO-wI
llRANDREnPS PILLS. COSTIVENBsS, IUR-
1 1 lilir.A. iney are linen np o tneanean-enis.
and carried into the circulation, through which
medium they are convey! to evrv- pirt of the lo-
av.
If tbe pain i fleets tbe joints, a single doe produ
ess remarkable beoefiu. And Uie same rale applies
to ewUvenew, diarrhea and d sentery; tboogh
with the last named thev nisy be required night
ani lanrnlag far s-iote diys bef ire dec- lo I relief Is
obtaiaed. Ia a fleet ions of the lung, threat, head
and pleurisy, the relief la eerta'D ; the eieretorr
orgaas throw off with ease the phteoi, and the
breathlns; hee-mes freer. 3usmdie asthma la of
ten cured by a single dose.
diwlra
REHEI. C'OI.OIt! DESTROYED.
1 1 7 HEN nature or time ha nlanted on the human
T he d such color as rebel againtt every idea
ef comeliness, replace them with those ghrioos and
exquisite black and brows tin; everywhere deem-
ea xne
STANDARDS OF IIKAI'TY"
which are produced in five minutes, without !nar
lax tbe fibres o r stalnia- tbe scalp, by
CIIRISTADOUO'S HAIR DYE.
Manunwtnred by J. CRI-TADCRO, So. 6, Astor
House, New York. Sold by Druggist. Applied by
all Hair Dressers
diwlnt
.MAKE YOUR ov.v soap:
II v aving nml Uins yunr Waste
(i rcasc.
Buy One Box of the
Ptnn'a Salt Manufacturing Co.'s
.V
.1 1 O .V B F I E It
(Patents of 1st and 3th, Feb .
oa
rONi:i:.THATI:I IA'i:
It wU make 10 rOU.N'lM of exeellent IUrd Soap,
or 23 (J ALLONS of the very best Soft Soup, for
only about CENTS. Directions on each box.
For site at all Drag and Grocery Stores.
Direction.
Put one I ox of Sapontfier Into three gallons ot
water, (knock off the and let the box bolt until
It empties itself, then take out the box,) add four
and a half pounds of tit, and let It eei7 3 boors and
10 minutes. Then add a small half plat of salt,
and let It continue boiling 35 minutes longer, when
you add half a gallon of aet wa'er. and let it come
to a boll. Pour a small tumblerful of eold water
lato a tub or Nx to wet It round the si-lea, then
canty the xtp ia , to stand all night, and eat
In bars In the moraine.
Soft Sonp.
Made la the same way, with the exception of
adding fleen gallons of water and aw salt. At
ym n'tsts mm ire Iftllf.
Mar. 6 dawmo.
A COUGH. COM). OR SORE THROAT
Rttfuirtt immediate attention and thouli
eneeKea. u aiioirea ia ro-wwoe.
Irritation ol the I.unc, n Permanent
Throat Allection. ur an Incurable
I. ung Dkeu-e
it orre.v the aasrLT
Bro'.vii'! ISronrhinl Troches
OAVl.VSA D1RKCT lirtCa.-Vl OST TBE riUTS, SIVE
laMeniATR R-Litr.
Vo Ilronrliitls. Asthma, t ntarrii, i on
Mimptlvr ami Throat Diseases,
TROCUCS ARC CSD WITH ALWAYS OOOB WVB-
SINGERS AND TCBLIC SPEAKERS
will find TVecAet osefol In clearing the oloc when
taken betbre Slnglag or Speaking- and relieving
the throat after an nnumal exertion of the vocal
organs. The Trootrs are reejmmenJeJ and pre
scribed by PhysiJlaM, and have bad testimonials
from eminent men through, nt the country. Being
an article o true merit, and hiring rrotU their
efflcacy by a test of many years, each jear find
them In new loealitieain various parts of the worw
and the Trthti are universally ptonoaneed better
than other articles.
Ostaiv only "Iibows's Bronchial Taoca as, and
do not take any of the irtrtUru imtwunt urn
may be oITered.
Sol-I everywhere In the United States,
Foreign Countries, at 38 cent! per box.
Oct.
and
iTcii: itch: itch:
Scratch Scratch ! scraicii
WIICATON'S OIXT31ENT
,VILL CURE THE ITCH IN 4 HOURS.
Ai,o -sure Salt ruecm
Ulcirs, Cbilblaiss. and
all ERCr "9 or Tnl S"1''
. druiglsts.
Prloe SO cents. For
By sendinu" " WEEKS POTnSR'1
.-.,vc. shlaiton street, Boston, It will be
e. rLt br ma U. free of postagcto any address In
the United States.
Oct. 35, IP iai lvT
. .lorcrnnm NECESSITY EXIST
FOR Til K USE OK
Utiriio's Catarrh ShiiIT,
t.i.. n,.rt.t.-e.ofa.eold aCiHke magic
tr.i.!.h. iiofirteneii. Dlnhlheria and Bronchitis,
c fcyes Deafness. Bad Taste and Smell, i'"!n3 tb
result of Catarrh. ThU snuff removes and prevents
.11 lb,... and insures a healthy Head. Its efl
arc pleaaant and safe evenf rinfanU who
from FnuCes.
It has the highest profohnal testunonUls.
by all Druggists, or sent by Mail to all rrts
far 3d cents for Ona Box, or I for four Boxes.
Address, JAS. DUBN0, P. O. Box izv.
New Tork.
Wholesale, by D.BARNES 4- CO., 21 Park How, N.
Tua s. asrwom.
STO DDARD'S
CiBOIjJEIt.l SPECIFIC :
A sure Preventive and euro lor
CHOL 15 3 -A. ,
Cholera 3Iorbu, Diarrhoea, Drentcry,
Summer Complaints, Tain in the
Stomach nnd Bowels, &c
Its action Is Immediate and efliea dous,and haa Uen
turf by thousands since the tTholera Season ot
1M9. Physicians use and recommend IU All ad
mit It to Y Ibn net! Ccmoound known for the
Omnltlntt for iM-h It la designed.
BTODDARD i BURTON, Proprleto rs, Troy, M.Y,
For rale by all Druggists and Dea.'ers In aieai-
clnes.
ApiU IS
dawCm.
WON'T USE ANY OTIIXR.
The Ust an I the best t the right article finally i
everybody llkei It j U purely vegeUhlc t restores
rrey hair .in four w eels, or money refondea.
will do It every time. Three applleit iona will core
an humors otth. scalp. Ask tor
TtaTABLZllAlRtxriGORAEORelAiT?tW
,.
aay other.
TOR SILK BT ALL DRUGGISTS,
w2SmS
BATCH ELOR'S HAIR DTE
THE BEST IN THE;W0RLD. Ilanaleu, relia
bio, Instantaneous, tho only perfect dyo No dla
appointment, no ridiculous tints, troa to natore,
blaok or brown. Cmnint i, rtgntd WiUUm J.
Bitzkthr. AUo, Rejenerated extract of mlllellear
preserves and beautifies the hair, preserves tald
Bess. SoMbyalldinggliU. Factory 81 Barcelry
St.,N.Y -wlr.
ERRORS OF YOUTE.
A gentleman who suffered fur ) ears from Nervous
Dsbiltty, Premature Desay, and all tho eflecta of
youthful Indiscretion, will for the sake cl suffering
: 1
r.un it,th.reciP.
and directions forsaking the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Bufferei wishing to prcSt by
the advertiser's experience, undo so by address
ing. In perfect conSdence. J0I1NB.0GDEN,
w3m. No, 13 Chamber St., New. York.
MARTHA
WASHINGTON "
RESTORER.
HAIR
Wuul 1 you have dalk andlustrous locks, and vie
With beauty's queen, the goddess of the sky r
Or is your beauty fading to decay,
Your raven tresses passing fast away ?
Or Is age drawing too untimely near?
Do silvery locks upon your head appear
Then why cf youthful beauty, why despair
When there's a balm for every silvery hair s
Time's sorrows, fever's ravaces it blesses
A sure restorer of those missing tresses !
From her bright locks the immortal name it won
Of Hair Restorer "Mabtua Washi.vgtox !"
Then hie to the Store just across the way.
And get a bottle with the least delay.
Hold EranrwnzRE. Price 11,00.
S1MONDS 4C0., Proprietors.
FltiwillUm K
March 11.
S.VIOLAXDER'S EXTIIACT BUCKU
Cures Kidney Disese.
SMOLIMIEII'J EXTRACT IIUCKU
Cures Rheumatism.
S.VIOLAXDER'S EXTRACT IIUCKU
Cures Urinary Diseases.
SMOLiXDKR'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Gravel.
S.VIOLAXDER'S EXTRACT IIUCKU
Cures Strictures.
The BEST Fluid Extract BUCKU now before the
public, 1SS.VOLJXDER' S. For all diseases above.
and for irEJKXESS and PJIXSl.VTHEBJCK,
FEMALE COMPLJIS TS, and disorders arising
from EXCESSES or jy r KIXD, It Is perfectly
IxrjLCJBLE. For sale by sll Apothecaries ev
erywhere. PltlCE OXE DOLLAR. TRY IT!
TAKE XO OTHER !
Bcrliuu & Rogers, Wholesale Druggists, 66
Hanover street, Boston, General Agents.
Jan I.tSOS wlr
I.MPORTANT TO l'EM.H.E-TIIE
elebrate-I DR. DOWcontlnses toderote his entlr
tlmet fi? 1-jU asat f dlsevses insl-ient toa
female svatcm. An experience or twenty-thre-ars
ea ables him to guarmtee speed and perma-
nent relief in the verse aisr of Sufpieasiwi anJ
eif r Mtnatrual DerHytmrnttrrm ukatttfT cause
All letters for advice must contain SI . OBice.
9 Endleott street, Boston.
N. n. Board furnished to those who wish
remain nader treatment.
BoCoa. June 24. 16:. d.Uwly
IIUY.ME VXD PI.I. DO YOU GOOD."
VR.L.1.YG LETS
Koot and Herl) Ri((cr.,
A STANDARD MEDICINE i without the pos
sibility of a doabt the best remedy known
f ir tbe following and all kindred diseases -Indigestion,
Coetiveccis, Liver Ccmplaint,
aehe. Heartburn, Dyspepsia, Dizaines, Scrolula,
s-alt Rheum, Languor, Lailcets, Debility, Jaundice,
Flatulency, Hnmers, Foul Stomach, Jtc.
By the timely use of this medicine tbe blood Is
parUe-i. The . ppetite is restored. The system is
strengthened. The liver ts Invigorated. The
breath U sweetened. The complexion is beautified.
And the general health is restored.
A gentle laxative. An aggreeable tonic. A
plendi-t appetizer. A h sdesi stimulant. A re
viver of drooping spirits.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
ROOT! JIOOTI KOOTl
HEAD ' READ READ !
Root's 1'estacuim: preserve, the life of the Hair;
Changes it from gray to ita original color in three
weeks; prevents the hair from failing. Istbebestar
ticle for dressing the Lair ev er fouod in market ; w Ul
surely remove dandruu and cure all dieases of the
scalp, is delightfully perfumed, cures baldne, and
will not stain the skin. We tell lhe story ijuickly,and
tell it true, when w e say it is a perfect
Jteatorcr and II retting; Combined.
Ko other preparation for tbe hair contains l'ettachio
Kut OiL S old by all Druggists.
URUIN SKINNER & CO., Sole Proprietors,
Springfield, Mass.
urc; Lire: i.ifci
DOPS : DROPS ' DROPS !
AvzxiCAS Lire Dcors will cure Diptheria, Coughs,
Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma, Rheumatism, Neu
ralgia, Ague in the Face, Headache, Toothache,
Bruises, Sprains, Chilblains, Croup. Colds,
reveraoil Ague and Cholera In a tlncle tiny I
Sold by all Druggists, with full directions lor use.
OltlUN SKINNER & CO , Prop's, Springfield, Mass,
6. C. GOODWIN & CO., Agent-, Boston, Mass.
PERRY'S .MOTH AXD FRECKLE I.O
TION". Chloasma, orMotfcpateb, (also Lirtrspot.)
and Lentigo, or Freckles, are often very annoying.
pattl:ularlr to ladies of Ught complexion, lor the
discolored spots show more plainly on the face cf
a blonde than a brnai tie ; but they greatly mar
the beauty of either ; and any preparation that
will eflcctuallj remove them wlthoct Injuring the
texture er color of the skin la la certainly a deside
ratim. Dr. B. C. Terry, who baa made diseases o
the skin a specialty, haa discovered a remedy for
these discoloratlonj, which ia at once prompt, infal
lible and harmless.
Prepared only by B. C. PERRY, Dermatologist,
No. 49 Bend Street, New York, and for sale by all
druggists ; price 2 per bottle. Call for
PERRY'S MOTH and FRECK'-E LOTION.
Sold by all Druggists in Burlington.
Dee. 13. wm
Tlrtii fa rTr-artier tit Ml ft;
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A Hocsxuolo NtcesslTr Exists roa tuc ess
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rrTnUMSARIANS, Mediators cf Wine, and
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the svsttm. cure all Clim&(-al mmnltlf.lt ami .
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asout the premises. The "HcrorSoap." perfectly
marvelleus in its effect, pre(aredrrom herbs alone;
Itcausesold flesh and sores to heal, an-t ear, La u,
on the most delicate akin with benefit, mwc-jin'
all the qualities or the most delicate emollient or
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this wonderful discovery is distributed free, or
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Agent.
C! flOn AOESTS wanted, to sell six new Inven
I,VJUU tlons, or great value to ramillea ; all
pay great profits. Send 13 centa and get 80 pages,
or 25 cents and get ) pages and a sample "ratls.
EPHRAIM BROWN. LoweU. Mass.
Ori ACHES or Land for Sale in New
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tic Railroad, and a front of nine miles on the Dela
ware and Raiotaa Bay Railroad, adjoining the vil
lages orUammonton aid Atsrin. a large amount ot
Cranberry Land. To those seesing Investment,
this u a rare opportunity Price jMW, Terms
Liberal All necessary inf. rmation furnished on
addressing the owners. Will be sold as a whole or
In parcels. Address E. MATLACK, No. 901 Market
Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
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purchasing besure and getthe right kind; ask for
Wing's Cracksrs, and take none bnt these havin
the name A. WING stamped oa them. BOGLE A
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WAKE YOUR OWN SOAP WITn B.T. BAB
BITTS Pure Concentrated Potash, or Ready
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ash, and superior to any Saponifier or lye in the
market. Put np in cans or one, two, three, six, and
twelve pounds, with directions In English and Ger
man, ror making Hard and heft Scap. One posed
will make fifteen gallons ol Soft Soap. No lime is
required. Consumers will find this the cheapest
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CHEVALIER'S LIFE FORTIIE HAIR.
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Strengthen an4 ITrmote the growth ofthe weak
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it la all you require for the Hair. Sold by ail
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In Bcston by lieo. C. Goodwin a. Co. Weeks Potter
M. S. Burr Co., Carter Wiley.
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editors ot the Scientific Amenean, who hare pro
secuted claims bef. re tile Patent Office for nearlv
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Park Row, New Ycrk.
THE HO W E
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Unrivalled for manufacturing cloth or leather
roods.
Also, the new DROP FEED MaCniNES, with the
latest Improvements for Family Sewing aud light
manufacturing t the most 9trLE, pcrakls, and
irrrcrivr In use.
FLUM31ER A WILDER.
General N. E. Agents, 59 Broomfield St., Bcston.
AMERICAN PEAT COMPANY. ;.-
'pins Company, having the rixht to operate under
JL ore patents, are now seiunq
Machinery, nutl Territorial llighti
To the same to manufacture fuel cf the best des
cription for steam or domestic use.
ALBERT UK I TEL KY, Agent.
42 1-2 KUby Street, - Boston, Mnti.
ATTENTION!
SAMPLES worth from one to five dollars sent free
br return mall. Address W1LLARD A CO.,
313 Fulton Street, Brooklyn. N. Y.
DANIEL H. HAY' WARD t to.
Mancfactcrebs AND DgALIRS I.N
K V B MS J II GOODS
OF EVEltY UESCRIPHON..
70 Milk and 73 Congress Street. Boston.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
mxDoir SHADES,
Window Shade Fixtures,
Hollands and Linens,
Lace and mottlugham
Lace Curtain,,
CURTAIN CORNICES,
Table Oil Cloths, Enameled Clothf. Pietore Core's,
nvar be round Wholtaale and Retail at
COFP A PEAR'S,
.137 Washington Street, Boston.
Do yoa Wear Spectacles I
ArcyoaNear-clghtedl
Have yoa weak Eyes, or Sore
Eyes ,or any Disease ot the Eytf
Write J. Ball A Co . 123 Nassau
11 oc, toox.ui r.u.j it. 1. ior
A. their Treatise cn the lye.
&tVftttt.f fpM in in, adjreix.
ttv. are reiDinaiblc men incapable ormunuonai
dMtpttOB or JjopoalUon." (Editors.)
PURE ITALIAN OR.
COLD COLORED BEE?,
which the annexed cuts represent
woaxaa. olOT. A'7
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fc color 'rfttae7n. .. !" lnown thlLt "
-ltk ih.iJv'! , "J4' txttLt b" uch to
u mui latir Mm. Tk.1.1 l. . .
I wn Wuecns
BiTaxrH!.L'
H:,t.a' 5""
pure Qn, of late importation. ' Sadi "exT. n
sive arrangements, and secured on 7r ?k. I .
L"'""tm ' " '"-try oea.h,i
me that I am now prepared to furnish the oolb
or licbt colorid Queens at reasonib a rate. d
will warrant all Queens sent, to bare paired with
tbe pure Julian froie, and I will rurtter warrant
the maj ritv or worker fee, reared from said Q,
to teartlre. distinct strip., cr.bands.lter hej I"
two weeks old and distenri.ri .i.i. v.J.
til
i tier-
wise, I will forward another Queen free.
receipt orartatnp to pay return postage, 1 will
ItKSeu,e'ii "
NoteaH persons areTorbidden tocoi y after anv tt
these or get them copied or use 'tim i i n i
rauEcutaarecar-y Rhkud.
K. P. KIDDER. Burlington. Vt
MMIE REST IS ElT. H i v K 1 THf
,f 0R-D.-I take this -ppVrtnnitv- if iJ.Vnf
Sf ? - mm,r,'"1 tnttA ,tt 1 ,Ia engrged In
with 'vV.'T8 bf in"','E'i tnrurni.h Bee-Keepers
with anything in my line. Ontherecelrt of 5
centstamolwlll r,.. ")..'" 1
;Vf-lir,y p,'f "h th ' my "rice L"t
kX;.UM" 1 V VV':' aftrm.tion to B "
Keepers. K P. KIDDER, Burlington, Vt.
A l$l?i,K VfVK",S" I11TF. CI.O-,k-
V ER, which is cocideifd tne a thl te.t
Honey producing plants known I can now sup
ply a limited amount tr ir i plied frrsoin. Cnthe
receipt or 50 cents, I will ,end enenh to sow
14 rods or ground.
K. P. KlDDhR, Burlington. t
g-Va- Noav- EG IAN SEED CORN
t-JtmeS ftr sml. early elh!-row.d
Com that will ripen in -10 days from piantin" it
around and season are favori.ie. On rneiot or
cents, ih forward enough, i.ott paid, to plant
one knndre.1 bills, and on receipt ir one dinar
enough lor three hucjlred hil a. Address
II. B MANN.Boxi9t,Burlingtoa,Vt.
NOTICE.
rIIEREAS my wife Aurelia A. Caron has left
Tl mv bed and htarri w 1 1 K..-r tnm..ru
this is to wain all person; against harlwr ngcr
trusting ter on rev aeeetmt. a. 1 litt1 k..
LOUIS GARi'N
w3w
Mia. n, April I3lb, IPrt.
E. C. RYER,
ARCHITECT.
Would respe-tfullr ainouat the citlsens of
fs vie Oltv that he his ooenot an -iffi-o l!tnr..h
Street, nurly oppsito Pi'tt Si ouit Bust w iere
h is pr-parel i exeoste lluvn, Srccir.v. -tii
is anil DtTAlLA for PnMic ait.1 Prime Bail -njt
ani In aiv eslrdtvl Spedti ateut, n
gitea to making Draieiogs aa-1 Suvctfioasiont fr
the Piitent 0s. Appl at bovr. or dar-ss
e c.Kvm,
Box H9. Buriingtos, Vt
March 17 diwiwm
w a n ted:
The Uuderslgneil Win Hantolu Partner.
t NY smart energetic man with a, smalt caoiial
A. wiiifindtiaa rare chance for a. profiuMe
iuvestment.
Also AUENTS WANTED In every tnn in Ver
mont and New Hamphire to sell the Ohio Putno
something which ever) one should have, for a
description of this pump send for a ueseiipuve
circular, apply to or addres.
LUU13 LiV.Mlt.lt.
pril 16-d'Uwlm. WlUlsuu, Vt.
FRANCIS CAMPBELL'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. To all rersoat con-
Distnct oi Chittenden, ss. t cerned in the Estate rl
Francis Campbell, late of Underhlll. In said Dis
trict, deceased.
UlCVlIUg.
At a Prolate Court holden at Bnrlinzton. wimin
:d tor the District of Chittenden, on the 7th
of April, A. D. l-ee, an Instrument, pcrporting
to be tbe last Will and Testamentcf Fran'is Camp
bell, late or Underbill. In said district, deceased,
was presented to tbe Court aforesaid, lor Probate.
And It u ordered by said Court that tbe 1st day of
May. A. D. IS, at tne rronate lou-i nooms
in said Burlington, be treigned for proving said
Instrument ; and that notice thereof be given to all
persona concerned, by publishing this order tnreo
weeks successively In the Burlington Free Pres. a
newspaper printed at said Burlington, previous to
tho time appointed.
Therefore, yon are hereby notified to appear be
fore said Court, at tho time and place aforesald.and
contest the probate of la'dWtU. if yea have cau-e.
(liven under my hand, this Tin day of April,
A 1'li'' T. E. WALES. Judge.
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hTATK OF VERM ONI . 1 p
nisTRicr or CHITTIVDrV, sj. J v
Ihltt Co.
Clerk's
Seeond
Office.
Tues-iay In April, A. V. l-w.
I, J. a. Adams.Clerk ef Chittenden County Court,
having on this second Tuesd vy in April, A. D. I -60,
duly opened, sorted and counted the votes cast by
the freemen or said Couaty, in the various town
thereof, on the first Tuesday in March. A. D iSl-.
ia the election ot County Commissioner, do, pur
suant to law, hereby ccrtiry that Edwin D. 3!asi a
received the largest number or said votes, and ti.ts
Is duly elected County Commissioner fr aiid C un
ty or Chittenden, ftr the year ensuing.
Given under my baud at tho City cf Turlington,
this Second Tuesday In April. A I). lfS.
J.8.ADA5IS,
Chittenden County Cierk.
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NELSON W. FAIRCHILD'S KST 1TB.
State or Vermont, I'pUE HenoraMo the
District ofCMttenden.ss) X rrobate Coart t. r
the District or Chittenden.
To all pertons Interested In the estat; ef el-on
W. Falrchtld, late or Milton, in svid District,
deceased.
flREKTMA.
Whereas, said Court hath asslgiedtie 3d day
cf May next for the settlem'ntcf tbe administra
tion account or the adm!ni"tratnx or the
estate or said deceased, and ordered tnat
public notice thereof l.c given U all oersrne
interested In said estate, by publishing thts order
three weeks successively previous to the day a.
signed, in the Rurlinston Free Press, printed In
Burlington, in said District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burliogteo, on ibe
day assigned, then and there tg eote t the ail w
ance of said account, if you see cause.
(liven undermy ban .this l.th day of April, A
D. 136C
T. E. WALES, Judge.
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CHARLES P. BROWN'S ESTATE.
Srirc or Vermost. I'rHE Hooorakle the
District or Chittendens, J 1 Probato Court for
the District or Chittenden.
To all persons intere-ted in the estate or Charles
P. Brown, of Wllllston. in said District
Gheeu.to.
WncaiAS applleitlon halh teen made tu 'h
Court ia writing, hv tbe guardian of aald aro lo 1
license to sell tee whole of the real estate of si c
warl, setting f.rth therein that his sahl wanlownt
an und'vMed half of the nl and peraorvtl estate
whre. fMeplen M.Brown, UU if Wlllist..-.. .
said district, deceased, s-.tat in sl-i vv. 1 . 1 st- n,
subject to the right f dower and horaestea I r th
wiuow or said Utcetd therein, avid real enale
ron.tt ng or t'.c hnmetMio "t ii''"
hill rarm of liO cre, and tie Barber lot of Si . r
and tt at t would be nKluoive t the Inter. - 1
said ward tbt the same be ild and cm: veite-i ...
raone
And thereus-n the said Couit appolnte.1 an a
signed the 3d day ifVst, a. D IS 6. at the Pr-. aie
Court rorrs.in said district. I. k.raniO' 1
upon said appifcrati n 1 ant oMrd that pu. lie -ti-e
there..! be alven to all prsiat alic- - .
intreln.puMlsh ns ibit order three l
tlvelv.in tbeBurii iron F.te Pre, s.d-i-.
which e-rcalateslo the neighborhood or tfHo-1. -sons
I teroted th rrt ., all ol wnic p-iMI. t .
s-l be previous to the lisse appointed fur he 1
tn '
Therefore you are hereby QOtilte ' toapperb-f re
svid Lour', at me vi'te a-t -rr-?..--,
and there to ooj-wt to the granting ef lit license,
If you see ciusr.
Given undermy haad, at the ProttaU C-urt
rooms, this I2th day or April A. I f
T. rl. WALES, Jadito.
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ANDREW J. ( ILLEV9 EsT VTE
TlfE the Suncri'irs, having been appx-lntee '
t the HonoraMetheProbateConrtlorthe !)!
trlct or Chlttendeo, ComtnUtloners to receive x
amine and adjjvt tho Cairns a d deounda t 1
persons, against the estate cf Andrew J. 1 ii.s .
fa'e of Jericho. In said di-triei, represeateJ i.s -vent,
and also all claims and demands exbl ed n
Gffet thereto ; and six monlht frocn the ') . thi
iate hereof, being allowed y said Oourt t-at
Eurpoie,wedo,therefore.h-reby glvenotke.li at -e
will aitendto the business of oor appomttaetit at e
dwelling of widow LucretU CiUev In Je Irho.n. si
district, cn the third Tuesdays of Mar and Auius
next, at 10 o'clock, a. ., on each or said di
Dated this 2Ut dar of F' rttary, A. ., 1-64
ii.vjii riau, t touiui-
ELUAII B. RE8D.J
slon
CHARLES L. HODGE'S ESTATE
STATE OF VERMONT, 1IB IUnora'-ie fie
District of Chittenden, is. J s Tobite Cil for tbe
District of Chittenden. ...
To all personv Interested In the tt
tail or Charles L. Hodges, lateofrtlllbwn 1- ule
dlttrlct.
Gasaii'O
Wocreas, application In writing hath been n a .
to this Court by the guardian cl said ward fc r . e
ensc to sell the whole of tho r at estate cf said m
setting forth therein that he said ward owns nn
nndivitled filth part or tho undivided h,H if
f.. .r In .lid Willi. ton if lUut -JO teres
I formerly owned by Jacob U Hodges ilecessed. suy t
to the dower ofthe widow orsaiddecetsed therein.
also a certain iniereii in uie nast ","'"
copied by said wIJow laTthe village of Wlllistoo, la
which said widow haa a claim for homesteal and
, 'r$?b'?
UURIU . , . . 1
' r.r,i Rooms. In said Dbtrlct.to Sear and deel
' upon said applleitlon and petition i."'.""V
pSbllc notice thcreofbe given to all persons ilnterest-
lDUIc IvWilW, ' m , , I ,1, .
r-....---- -
lleaUoni shall be provisos to the time appelated for
Therefore yoa are hereby notified ti apprer Vs
fore said Court, at tho lime and place aforerai.'.
men aid there to ovjrctto the gnvntlagof such
room,, thl. 3d day ot W&Mjfa Jat,.
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