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COUGHS, COLDS & CONSUMPTION

THE late REV. DR.. LEONARD WOODS, Abb
bolt Professor of Theology, in Andover, Mass.
wrote:
"Gentlemen-FTo long use Of tho NEGEIA
BILE PULMONARY BALsAM in my family circle and
among theological students, regard 1t as IS of
and cficacious medicine"
ALSO,
REV. Dr. LYMAN BEECHER, Nsw York, (lat
of Boston formerly President Lane Theological
Seminary Ohio;
"Gentlemen:-I have used the Vegetable Pni
n,nary Baisam myself with benefit in Catarrhal
| Colds AMI Coughs, and have known it to be used
with good effects in tho early stages OF Pulmonary
Affections in families around me-
Owing to an unprecedented sale and popularity
of-oyer tlurty years standing there are many eoun
terieits and limitations, against which the publ
are cautioned.
Enquire for the article by its WHOLLY NAME,
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM,"
Prepared only By REED, CUTLER CO., Drug
gists, SO India ST., Bosten Mass. and sold b
Apothecaries and Country Merchants generally
Price, large size, sl small size, so cents.
Feb. IL. w33 oam4m
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FROM EUROPE.

New York, April IS.
The Steamship City of Washington, with
tverpoo dates to the 18th inst, arrived at
is port this evening,
The Continental adviccs to-d,y continue
|lcifc. War was generally considered in
fitable, and much depression prevailed I'M
the llth inst, when reassuring rumorS
ere current, and announcements were made
nat concessions by Austria in preliminary
pnditirns gave renewed hopes tors meeting
the Congress. Various warlikc rumprs
bntnued to circulate from Paris, Austrian
foops in Lombardy continued to advance
nd threaten the Picdmontcsc frontiers.
New York, April o..
The Steamship St. Louis, arrived this eve
ling with the California mails. y fearful
|lrthquake had destroyed the city Of Quito
nth over 1000 lives.
The steamship Circassian arrived at St.
ohns, n. F.. on Tuesday. with Galway,
Ireland, dates to the 18th inst, and Liver
DOL of the 10th inst, by mail and 18th by
telegraph.
The war news continues threatening, and
he negotiati ms for the peace congress were
Progressing slowly. Austria positively re-
lsts to take part therein, without pre-
ious simultaneous disarming of all parties
The latest complexion Of affairs is warlikc
| nd Paris letters regard peace MS hopeless
The movement Of the French troops had as
|umed most thu eatening proportions and pre-
barations otherwise continue. Ih'
Paris Patrie nevertheless asserts tina
France has not armed. Austra's prop
|,sitons in regard to the Congress are said t.
be unacceptable 20 France, which is not pre-
barred to take the field for a month or 81!
weeks. Napoleon consequently seeks delay
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ABiG GROWS ESTATE.

s,TATr ol We MONT, ITO all per.ons
- pis'r..' ~ ,hittcndcn, SIS concerned in the
stot. .' Abigail Grow, late Of Williston in said
Distri' dec ascd
GREETING.
It a Probate Court holden at burlington, within
and for the District Of Chttenden, on the 10th
day Of April, A. y. 1859, an Instrument, pur-
porting To be the last viii and Testament, Of Alb
ignil Grow, late Of Williston in said District
deceased was presented to the Court aforesaid for
Probate. by the Executor therein named.
And it is ordered by said Court ,hnt the 9TH day
If May, \. H. 1853, at the Probate Court Rooms
in said Burlington, be assigned for proving said
instrument and that notice thereof be give to
all persons Concerned, bv publishing this order
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the burlington Free
Press a newspaper printed at Burlington, previous
to the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court the time and place aforesaid,
and contest the probate of said Will, ii you havo
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said
District, thi. Goth day Of April, A. d: 1863:
w433v w. ii. FRENCH, Judge.
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HBJY ME AND WILL DO YOU

sBUY ME AND WILL DO YOU
Good. ''-llealth and rength secured by tie use,
Of the great spring and Summer Medicine. DR.
Lanyt'y's Ron and Herb Buffers, composed Of sar.
sapariila, Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock, Pricky Ash,
Thorough worth, Rhubarb, Mandrake, Dandclion,
&c, all of viii n arc com niel as to act in
concert, and assist Nature in era Heating disease
The effect of thi, medicine is most wonderful
it acts directly upon tn bowels and blood, by re-
moving all obstruc ions from the Internal organs,
stimulating them into healthy action, renovat-
ing the found. ions of life, purifying tn, blood
cleansing it from all hu hours, an causing it to
course anew through every part ofthc body; re-
storing the invalid to health an usefulness. They
cure and eradicate from the system, Liver Com
pliint, hat main-wheel Of so many disease. ;
Iiun Ice in its worst forms, all Bilious Diseas s
and Foul stomach, Dyspepsia Costyeness, all
kinds of IIumors, and every Disease arising from
Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness Piles Heart
burn, Weakness, Pains, in the side and Bowels,
Fliulcncy, Loss Of Appetite, AMI torpid or
diseased Liver d sordered Stomach, or bad blood,
to which all arc moro or less subject in Spring
and Summer.
More than 10 0000 persons have been curci
| nv this medicine. 1t is highly recommended by
Physicians everywhere. Try it and you will
never regret it,
Only 25 cts. for pint and 37s cts. for a quar-
Bottle Sold by Dealers in Meicine CIV anywhere
| Orlers al lres.cl to J. o. LANGLEY, or GEO
G. GOODWIN 4 CO.. Boston,
March II. 1859 dwGm
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JAMES. RICHARD, MARY ELLEN,
WILLIAM AND GEORGIANNA
ACNEAU'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Probate
ISDistrict of Chittenden, SIS. Court for the Dis.
trict Of Chittenden.
To all D rsons interested In the Estate Of James
Arncau, Richard Agneau, Mary Ellen Agneau,
William Agneau and Gcor lama Agneau, Of Coll
chester, in said Distr ct, uRtE1iNS'
VIII reas. appl cation in writing, hath been
made to this Court by the Guardian Of the aiore-
said Wards for license and authority to sell the
whole of tho real estate of his said wards, setting
forth therein t at his said wards seized in
their own right in fee Of certain Real Estate situ-
ated in Colche ter aforesaid, and described as FOL.
lows 10 wit: Eve sixths Of the llomesten nd OF
which Richard Agneau late Of Colchester, de-
ceased died seized thatit would be oTthe bet In
forests OF his said wards to have said Real Estate
sold and the proceeds of said sale put at interest,"
invested in Stocks or other Real Estate, and here.
upon tho said Court appointed and assigned the
30th day OF April A. D. 1859, at the Probate Court
Rooms. in said District. to hear and decide upon
sid application; and ordered that pubic notice
thereof DO given TO all persons Interested therein,
by publishing this order three weeks successlvely'
in the burlington Free Press, a newspaper which
circulates in tho neighborhood of those persons
interested therein, all which publications shal DO
nrcvious to tho time appointed for hearing
Theref re you aic hereby notified to appear De-
fore said Court at tho time and place Aforesaid
then AMI there to object to the granting OF such
license. if you see cause.
Given under mv hand, at the Probate Court
Rooms this 18th day Of April. 4. D: 1883.
wA2w3 W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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LIFE, FIRE MARINEINsURA

IAN prepared to take Insurance in the following
frsf-class Companies, at far rates. viz
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CAai.iil.D y aArTLE HAnNET.
[ "Wednesday, April 9th, 1859. !

At market $50 Cattle, 575 Beeves, and
rs Stores consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
, e, two, and three years old. Market beef
ra, per cwt, IS 5Oao rs LIST quality, SIS Ooa
s 25 second quality, SO 5Oa7 oOi third quality
s so; ordia'ry, so
Working oxen $50 l25 $50 per pair Cows,
and calves S30aGO. Yearings none, Two years
old 22a2i; throe years old S2sai3.
Sheep and Lambs, 1880 at market. Prices, in
lots, 81 65a3 rs; Extra and selections, 81 00a7 on
Swine, none at market.
Hides, 7tasic per ID PeltS, 81 e2a 90 each
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IN CHANCE RY .

r.irus Dasrnm
administrator Of 'hittendenCo.
Eliza r. Clark,
VS..
n ". Onion. Ex'r Of L. Boardman, In Chancery.
T,ln .Tacrson
Timothy p Phelrs.
podrlnhus candcrson, March Term,
Turue candc--nn and
prirhn~n e. Wright aid
Abbey Whittn~or-. Admini.tra- 1883.
tors Of Albert G.. Whittcmore.
This is is nctiton for foreclosure. in com.
mon form setting fo-th in suhtnn'e thnt Samuel
Doordm,n John Jackson Timothv P. Phelns,
Lncius Sondo-zon. RodoInhu- Sanicr=on and A.
bcr. q; whitto-orc on the 5th dav of lure. 1s47
executed N Eliza r. Clark in hcr if" time,
Iced ofthn following described lands. viz:
thrcr undivided 'onrth nar's NJ the lands. FROM
il and water niviIn-ee sitrate NJ tho lower falls in
Milton in said Chttendcn rountv-hcing the
whole If The promises decided Lv sid Eliza r.
Clark 10 Samuel Roardm'n. John Jackson and
other. m tho 4th dnv # Nav. ls4'-rcfe-enee 10
s1i decd hing bad for nnrtirrnr dissertation ut
the premises (snid rnortgnge excentinp that part
nf en- Il rrcn which was thu sch dav NJ June,
1ei7. h-cded nv said Ronrimon and others IN a.
&. whit. morc>. Also thrcc undivided fourth
part ~ TIC promises lands and water privileges at
.,id Milton lower falls which wcre decided nv
.Tcsonh Clark N Samuel Ronrdmnr. John Inctson
and 9th re tho NH DIV If April. 1916. ref r
encn IN .nid deed heirr tnd for nartiru ar DIS
c-ipiinr of tho rrnmso.; conditioned fer N" INV
n"nt of nirc'een hundred dolars. srecihed in six
notes dated Ma Is ls41. stoned nv said Board
mnn Tacl SON Phers +. and r. Sar derson and A.
G. Whit rno-e AID .hot ore ~ The notes nfore.
said which wos dive Anil l. 1883 and the interest
m re- tho n, zoe w ich will hc duo Anil ].
lsr0 tsni notice bon~ m ANIMAL interest) is due
md owing md IN. mt been maid.
And setting For'h thai said Samuel Bonrdman
lie Il, cca.oln-d n n o'ion IS hi, executor ; and
TINT said AltcrtG whittonorc i. drccascl and
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TPOM KANSAS.

LEAvENwoRru. X. T., April 81.
Gov. Medary has issued his proclama ion
! the election Of delegates to the Cnstitu-
|bnal Convention which is to assemble ut
fyandotte in June. County Conventions
I've been called throughout the territory to
|rflct party orGlni4iions Bp,h parties
I'll make strenuous effDrts to obtain the con
bl of the Constitutional Convention. The
Ecial majority for Constitution is 3o0l
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HUMORs or THE HUMAN sYs.

+ TEM.--Tt is well known that the juices Of the
ody are governed by natural laws such rcgu-
Z late the vegetable life in the change of seasons.
/ In winter they are concealed, or IN common par
lance the sap is down." the pores are closed, aud
our whole body is hard and firm, and an accunua-
| tion Of Impurities takes place in our system
The genial influences Of Spring cause an expnn
sion Of all living matter, the sap rises in vegetable
lite also the juices of our bodies are given out and
enter into the common
This is law to which every human being is sub
jcct, and the neglect of it has caused a whole sum.
mcr f misery.
Now is the time to apply remedy that clcanscs
and searches every fibre and pore and eradicates
every par iclc and sediment Of humor that has lain
| stagnant during the winter.
4 Kenncdy's Medical Discovery is well known to
our readers the greatest and best Blood Purifier
the world has ever produ ed
We advise each and all of our readers to us
one bottle of it this Spring VIC say ono bottle,
for that will cleanse the impurities of season
and prepare the system for the changes of the next
Where the disease has fastened itself and b como
settled in the system larger quantities are required
For scrofula, Erysipclas, Salt Rheum, scald
Head, White Scales, Shingles, Pu hes, liberated
Sore Legs, llumor in the Eyes, Running Of the
Ears from Scarlet Fever or measles the Medical
Discovery be relied upon to effect perfect
cure w4l-Gw
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
--.Sr James Ciqrte's Celebrated Female Pills. Pre-
fro. .f =,
Physician Erirdoriinnryt N the Queen.
This NIL those painful and dangerous diseases to
cure ofhc female constitution is subject. 1t mo-
dcratcs all excess and removes all Instructions,
and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly
shifted. 1t will, in short time, bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Gov.
eminent stamp of Great Britain, to prevent coun-
terfri's.
UTION.-Th.se PiHs should not b. TAKEN by
females during The FIRST THREE MONTHS
| IF Pro7naney, as they arc sure to bring on Mscar
| ridg,, b,a at any othsr time they SAFE.
In cases Of Nervous and spinal Affections, Pal
pitnton Of tho heart, Mysteries and Whites, these
Pills will effect cure whom all other means have
failed, and although powerful remedy, do not
| contain iron calomcl, anthony, or anything hurt
fu to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for tho United Stntes and Canada
JOR MOSES,
(Latc L. G. Baldwin 4 Co.,)
Rochester, n. Y.
y. B.-Sl,oo and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, will insure n bottle, con.
aiming so Pills. by return mail.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BURLINGTON BONNET
RLEACHERY.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully an'
i nounce to the pc Pile Of Burlington and vi
entity that he ha: rented and fitted up the build.
ing secoud door below Lovelys Hotel, where no !.
p c ar ID b. a and PRESS Donntt' and Hats e
every description, in the best style and in the
latest fashion. Also,
BONNETS AND HATS 6COLORED
Of any shade ordered. Ladies' and Cnildren's Hats
rc-Gnished at short notice
Millinery work ordered by Express will be
promptly and faithfully done, and ON reasonable
terms.
". PECK, JR
Burlington, VT, April 2sth, 1859. w3m
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DIR. wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD

DIR. WIsTAR's BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY.-The editor Of the "Flag If Our
Uai,n" says in his paper of July II, ls5s:-"Thc
memory Of DR.. Wistar is embalmcd in the hearts
Of thousands who have experienced entire cure
from Coughs, Col s, Consumption end Pulmonary
Disease generally by tho use Of his Balsam. The
invalid need not fear TO give this preparation
careful trial. as speak from experience. More
than ten years since the editor of this paper tested
its excellence by individual trial in his family
with the most surprising results, as curative for
pulmonary disease"
Cases of Consumption mud Whoopius
Cough Cured.
Tho following, from highly respectable gen.
tleman, speaks for ITSELF
| KEypoRT, V. j., May %, 1858.
s W. FowLE 4 Co. -Gentismsn:-This certfes
that was for many years aii icted with disease
| Of the lungs until became SO weak that 1t was
with difficulty | could walk. My cough during
| this time was very severe, causing INC frequently
to raise great quantities of blood, attended will
| pr fuse nj hit swrats.
| After using various rom dies to no purpose
was advised to try WiStar's Baisam If Wild Cher
~. I did so, and beforo using tho first bottle
was entirely restored To perfect health strength
| would also mention that this Balsam rured
little girl of mine of a severe attack of Whoopini
Cough, wien her life was given over by tho ply
stefan, and all other remedies had failed
(,igncd,) JOSIAH IOFF.
None genuine unless signed ~. BUTTS" on tn
outer wrapper.
Prepared by SETH W. FoWLE6 CO., Dosros
and for sale by ]. W. Rory Co.. and AMOS {
, SPEAR, Burlington, and by oil dealers in med
cine everywhere. Ap. 81 w4w
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BARRE ACADEMY.

SUMNER TERM begins May H. Fall Term
- begins Sept. ]. ..
The Board Of Instruction consists ofsix perma-
nent Teachers. c,,
Tho facilities for pursuing Classical or Eng
lish course Of study, are superior
Board 81, IS per week
Barre, April 10, 1859 wsw
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The wide reputation which DR.. j. IIostetters'
"Stomach Bttcrs" have attained during the past
year, baspeaks its excellence in more foroiblo
manner than my words which offer. 1t
renova,cs, purites and gthens the system and
aids the stomach in the performance Of its func-
tiuns. 1t is regarded on all sides MS so, crcign
specific, and, therefore, to procure it in the
best possible way should be the object Of the pub
lie We commend it with more than usual zeal
and confidence, believing and knowing, as do,
that it stands foremost among the many prepare.
tions of the day, for importing strength, vgor and
lone to the system, and possessing the curative
powers for all similar diseases arising from n dis
ordered stomach. In the most severe cases Of
cramps, diarhna and weakness in the stom ich, the
" Ditters" have been rigidly tested, and always
with the greatest success.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally, CIV.
orywhere. aprG-wlm
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The government measure for final settle
|ent Of the Sesnorial Tenure pass d the
legislative assembly last night by a large
|aiority.
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OW ED TO DEWEY,
BY HfvsELF.

OwED TO DEWEY,
BY HrvsELF.
Lives there man with soul so dead
Who never to himself hath said,
"Give Inc, to wet my daily bread
A cup Of Dewey's Coffee ?"
An, whcro in any country town,
Is there n chap of such renown
For doing 20 exactly brown
Tho choicest kind Of Coffee :?
What though you call in urgent haste
Your precious time don't run to waste.
For while your buying-to your taste,
His Clerk grinds out the Coffee
Perhaps you're badly off for Soap;
Or lack good lishts.-but never mopo;
All that is quite in Dewey's scope,
Besides tho best Of Coffee.
To please tho dainty appetite,
He's lots Gf Cheese-yet not q MITE
(The joke is good, but really quito
Inferior to his Coffee y
In other things he wouldn't flag;
But, though he doesn't like to Drag,
He WILL say he can take the rag
From any modern grocery.wag.
For CoFFEE-by the pound or bag
Pure, rich, delicious Coffee
Newly roasted
And ground
apr4dtf 10 Order.
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NV YoRK Anrll %

New YORK. April %.
A private letter from PARIS says Senator
hmner, ut last accounts, was in II very bad
hte of health and had gone to Rome.
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NOTICE To BUILDERS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will DO received at the
STown Clerks Office, by the undersigned Com
mittee, until tho 18th day of May next, at noon,
for doing the Mason work and Carpenter and
Joiner work and Painting for the erection and
completion of new Poor House at tho Poor House
farm, according to plans and specifications to be
seen at the Office of the Selectmen in Town Hall.
Bids will be received, both for building the OK
terror of brick and of wood also, for covering the
roof with shingles and slate.
Two responsible and approved sureties will be
required from each contractor. Tho Committee
reserve the right to reject any and all of the pro-
posals offered, if deemed for the interest of the
| Town TO do so.
cAROLUs MOVES. Committee for
;. PATEE,
Il. FAY, building new
S. HUNTINGTON,
d&wlw WIN, Y, HlJKoK. Poor House
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ATENT ATHE RIP r oOF
WINDOW BLINDS.

V,uosE intending to purShass. windo. . hi,nas
ii, nonuf,eturo KELLYs Patent ''rArHER.
PROOF WiSpow LINES. at tho shop Of .hass
smith, south end of Pioneer shop. wheI" he can
be found during business hours. All enquiries ~
orders by Mail promptly attended to.
Those wishing To purchase Town. County OF
State Richts can trade with me. J. II. GIBBS,
Burlington, April Is, 1850. v+lms
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LLAVENWDKTH, NUTII 20.
Private advices from Washington state
lat the Utah muil has been reduced to a
Fmi-monthly service.
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Advices from Utah represent affairs IN
khat territory as worse than they have eve
been before or since the arrival Of the arm.
there.
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W NSITTNNTIN' INTTTTI ~
Ia draft for 10000 has been received at
|e State Department as an Naturalization
the family of the seaman who was XII led
board the Water Witch in 1855 by n
OF fred by Paraguayan fort when that
|Famer was on her way to cxplorc the Par
|ha river.
Thomas Moore Pcrs, has been appointed
|pnsul at Galway.
John Savag.. late editor Of the Washing
b States. is appointed Secretary of Lega-
bn to New Granada.
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IT is not true, as has generally been re
|rtcd, that orders have been iss led to pre-
|nt the armed expeditions organized in New
brk and other cities from entering the ter
w of Arizona
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TO PRINT TEL RS!
WADE,s PRINTING INKS.

WYE ARE AGENTS FOR THE cELEDRAr
w ed Black and colorcd Printing Inks, Manu-
featured by
IT. ID. WADE. Of New Tork;
As ali know who have used theni, MI "aues
BIock Inks have no superiors and his Coiored
mil Assortment of all kinds, together with
Printers varnish, Gold Size, Bronze, &C.. always
on hand, and for sale Mt the manufacturers prices
Printers in this vicinity will save two or three
odays time, as we'll as expressage, by ordering
''' q. W. 4 G. G. BENEDICT.
No. 9 College Street.
Burlington. April IS, 1889
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO., New
Y York. Assets over 81 500 900.
Burlington, Vt. March .. 5. WIRES, Agent.