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In order to prevent deception, observe that the
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MRS. INGALLS,.

The following is from the Pastor Of the Ortho-
dox Church, Brookfeld.
BRooKFIELD, Mass, Jan. H. 1855.
PRof. WooD-Dear Sir-liaving made trial'of
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clear ct Flies all -nmmcr. sold by A. c. Spear,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Christopher Farrell's Estat,

STATE OF VERMONT, 1TsNo all persons con-
District of Chittendcn, SIS. cerncd in tho cs-
tate oil Christopher Farrell, late Of Colchester, in
said District, deceased. Greeting.
At a Probate Court holden at Burlington, with
in and for the District Of Chittcndcn, on the 9th
day of September A. d. 1851, adjustment, 'pur-
porting to be the last willard Testament Of Chrsto-
phci Farrell, late of Colchester, in said District,
deceased, was presented to the Court aforc aid,
for Probate, by Christopher Gordon, the Executor
therein named Aud it is ordered by said Court
that the 2Gth day of september, a. d. 1851 at the
Probate Court Rooms in said Burlington, be as
igned for proving said Instrument AMI that
tice thereof be given TO all persons concerned by
publishing this order three weeks sucres-iycly in
tho Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed
at said Burlington, previous to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court. at the time and place aforesaid,
and contest the probate Of said will, if you have
cause.
Given under my hand at burlington in said
District, this 9Th day Of September, A. D. 1851.
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Notice..

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i A, ID. 1891, is on noe -.z,r,, ., ,.o de
PENDANT, dated the 4th day of April, A. d. 1884,
Tor one hundred dollars, and payable to the said
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order in one year from the date of said note with
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on the first Tuesday Of November, A. u. 1857,
or he will be deiaulted.
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Hinesburgh Hotel.

F. W. CBANDALL, PROPRIETOR.
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WALL PAPERS.

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MARRIED.:

On the 4th inst, by Rev. M. w. Dallas, Mr..
WILLIAM WILTSHIRE JORDAN and Miss LAURA
ADELrA BLooR, all of this place.
We received with the above most
superb cake, for which we tender our most
sincere, grateful, heartfelt, &C., &c., thanks.
We wish the parties long, prosperous
and happy life; and may no storms ever
disturb or ruf1e these or any subsequent
Jordan's thus disproYing the popular say
ing that Jordan is hard road to traveE:'
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
IN be presented to the Commissioners of
Monroe county, Ohio, at their june session, for
an alteration of the road leading from Woods
field to Antioch commencing for said altera-
ton at a large poplar tree marked A, on the
land of Christian Kettle, in Center township,
and going to the right hand of the present laid
out road, through portion of said Kettles
lands, and forty acre lot of VIM. Truskett's,
and portion of the land of J. R. & w. T..
Norris and coming to the present route at of
near Morris fence. Said alteration being be-
tween a quarter and half a mile in length.
The petitioners also ask for the vacation of so
much of the present route as is supplied by
said alteration.
May s, lS57-4tpd.
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A FfencA 0unp0vder Rlot-6cheme
for Assassinating the Emperor.

a French 0unpOvdef RlotLScheme
for Assassinating the Emperor.
:, The Paris correspondent Of the Man
chester Guardian says:
A plan did exist, not only for putting
an end to the Emperor's life, but for COM
mitting murder wholesale, after the fashion
of the Gunpowder Plot. This goes back
to about ten days since, and the details
have been confined, with comparatively
wonderful secrecy, to the people about the
Tuileries and Prefecture of Police. The
affair would seem to have been organized
for some tolerably long while, and the mo-
ment of action was fixed for the first night
when the court should visit the Theatre
Francais. This theater, situated at the
end of the Rue Richelieu, and annexed to
the Palais Royal, is, for the greater part,
built over q ground-6oor of shops. Most
of these are occupied by tradesmen we'll
known to the authorities; but in the mar
row and somewhat dark passage which
runs from one entrance door of the thea
ter into the Palais Royal, there is a collec-
tion of small shops, one of which was
|unoccupied, and had escaped the notice oi
the police. This line of shops lies imme-
diately under the imperial box at the
Theater Francais, and this shop was ac-
tcordingly hired by, the individuals who
meditatei the attack I am going to relate.
Little by little--and, as they hoped, un.
perceived--they had introduced combus.
tibles Of all sorts into this closed shop
which was thus represented Guy Faux's
cellar. The day before the Emperor's
visit, however, to the theater, to witness
the performance of Nammina, the local
ity being minutely examined, this shop
excited attention, and the very day of the
State visit it was opened, entered into
and the whole of what it contained was
discovered. The plan had been to blow
up the imperial box and all that side of ths
theater, but it is said that had the com
bination even not been discovered, ther,
was not a sufficient quantity of combusti
bles amassed to have made the execution
possible. Nevertheless, the discovery ha
been talked Of by degrees, and the effec
is, as usual, extremely discouraging.- -
There are certain daily details of the Em
peror's existence also, to which it is no
my intention to allude more than by thes
words, which place him in the constan
danger of being surprised when unsur
rounded by sufficient defense, and on thi
point it is difficult to mend matters, o
multiply the means employed to inure th
safety of the chief of the State.
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THE IOWA RLECTIoM.

According to the Telegraphic reports,
the black republicans carried the State Of
Iowa by q very large majority al the late
election. We did not credit these reports
at the time Of their publication, and We
are pleased to discover that the intelligence
received by the mails fully confirms our
want Of faith. We copy the following
from the Davenport Democrat ofthe issue
of April IA:
n7he State Redeemed! The Black
Republicans Routed! di!-From the returns
that we have received from different coun-
ties in the State, we are satisfied that the
entire democratic State ticket is elected,
and the State nobly redeemed from the
thraldom of treason, under the rule of
black republicans. Grimes already trem-
bles in the gubernatorial chair which he
disgraces, and the voice of the people is
again heard loudly rebuking the dema-
gogues and corruptionis.s who have led
them to the very verge of national anar-
chy, and sought to debauch patriotism,
and prepare the way for revolution that
could end only in the national ruin
Reason has again assembled the throne SO
long usurped by passion; and old Jackson
ian democracy, with its broad constitution.
a platform, again reigns sovereign in the
ascendant.
.Last November the union of know.
nothings, republicans, and deluded Ger
mans enabled the Fremont party to defea,
the democracy by over 1000 votes plu
rality, and to-day. just FIVE months later
the horrid treason of black republicanism
has been unmasked and the traitors rebu
ked by the people,"
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of the Africa.

NnW i OASAA1 A0"J ~ 49,
The steamer Africa was signalled below.
She brings Liverpool dates to the 18th
ult., one week later.
The directors have resolved to double
the capital of the Bank of France.
Queen Victoria has given birth to an
other daughter.
Politics quiet. It is reported that Ma
poleon is soon going to Algiers.
Rumors of French conspiracies still
continue.
1t Is rumored that the four powers are
wearied of the Neufchatel trifing, and are
about to impose terms on Prussia aud
Switzerland.
France and England are meditating on
the Spanish and Mexican quarrel.
The Sardinian Government will remain
firm. though quiet and moderate, unless
wantonly provoked.
Portugal is sending an expedition
against Macad. so
The Austrians are negotiating treaty
with Persia, similar to the u. S.
The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
don Times says Marshall Serrano had an
interview yesterday with Count Waleweske
on the subject of the quarrel between
Mexico and Spain. Waleweske is ex-
tremely desirous that this unfortunate af-
fair should be amicably arranged and is
leaving nothing undone for that purpose
The English ambassador also is lending
to the operation and both Governments
will leave nothing undone towards pa
ci6c solution of the difference which would
be attended with such serious complica-
tions A great deal depends on the Mex
ican Envoy himself and on the instructions
he has received. --latest dispatches from
Madrid corroberated the moderate views
of the Spanish Government and their
anxiety to settle the affair if it can be
settled without dishonor
According to St. Petersburg letters OF
Administration, Poland is likely to be en-
tirely separated from Russia, it is also
stated that directly after the marriage OF
the grand Duke, Mechad will be appoint
ed Staat holder of Poland.
TRIESTE, April 16.-The Circassians
were attacked by the Russians on their
last days march, but were repulscd by
strong columns which penetrated into the
Mountains of Tub. The Russians los,
100 men, and the Circassians 500.
The number of ports open in China te
the Europeans is to be nine instead of five
aud Diplomatic missions are to be re-estab
lished at Pekin on the same footing as
those of Russia, as regards offence and
defence.
j The English Government demands tht
right of establishing military posts wher
ever they have Consuls and that vessels
of war may enter any port whatever.
LONDON, Saturday.-Her Majesty
health is favorable, and the infant well.
The Spanish Ambassador at Paris hat
an interview with Count Waleweske ant
Lord Cowley, on Mexican affairs in th'
event of failure of the Pacific negotia
tions, the Spanish Government will ad
vance note to their powers setting fortl
our moderation, and declaring in the even
of hostilities, that the cabinet at Madrit
is not responsible for the consequences.