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HOELowAY's OINTMENT AND Pulls are the
ambassadors OF health to all NATIONS, whether civilized
savage They need ony uil TO become the oulY accept
cd remedial agens all internal and enal disorders
Sold at the manufactory No 80 Maiden Lane, New
York, and by all Druggists 0so sc, and 81 per pot
bOI. nOvl.255
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LOST AND FoUND.-A little daughter Of ]. j.
Benton's was missing from home yesterday after
noon about o'clock. After anxious search she
was found about o'clock long distance from
home, She had wandered OF and could not find
her way home
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CoRREcTIoN In yesterdays LBADRR wo re-
parted Mrs Miller as taking part in both quarteltes
at the Concert Of the Musical Society II was an
inadyertaut slip of the pen as we certainly
could have no excuse for forgetting the fine effect
of Mrs Browns alto voice when joined with Miss
Segur's soprano in the second quartette
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FnonI CufoAGO,

CHloAoo, New, l.
A terrible accident occurred on the Chicago a
North Western r. u. this morning. A train OF
thirteen cars filled with exoursonisls from Fon
DuIac for Chicago ran oli ihe track at Johnson's a
Greek, eight miles from WatenOwn, Wis, and
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A CUE Pll Us, FAMALB PILLS q
"A Powders Worm rwdcrs md Tea thst u fG ,.-iuus
atd net unpleasant o. take, al
oet4 81 PUBLIC kOuAGr
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
" Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done At the Printing Establishment Of the Leader oe
the latest impr we'd and steam presses in the
best Style short notice. and reasonable rates Par.
toular attention pad to blank work Every description
ofBuding doue especially blank Books. Lodgers Journ
SIS Sales Books, Receiving Books, &C &c
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Tho Great viGaI BeEoncsayor-
TEaEESEEIAR!

pR0TECTED BY ROYAL Lcttors
a Patcrt fnm EN.LAKn, eud s.col,d h' tlr s.at
OF he ECOLE DE Pll AitMAtls nE PARIS sDt fh
IMPERIAL COLLEGE o. MEDICINE, ' ii,NN-.
No. l--luy;iiUahio fir Relaxation, Sp9rmaorrhra IA
Physical Exhaustion, and a tonic
No - umpoiey Cuduucs a trur,s uf 90 80 dstaess
tht have torn thcro .eated by the nauseuus Apd no.
clous uso Of cupaya und tubuts.
No 9-Hrs entirely sunplantod tho Injurious u,o, aia
cuiy, luertly msuriue 10 The rstedy io e ispo
ihg All the Impurities nud roOts tho vtuum o di.,u
IluESEhlAR, Nos l. 2uud o. ave tropbiuh iu ia in ~.
Of lo1ense, deyoid o usto smol, ud can he cnrr
IN TIE WHihlr1at pocket, sol iIA tAsf anal "a t.td
into slrAuATt DosEs us administered by Naintu lulc
man, houN Hcprd &c SO PuCa, Sltprll or ,ut crtrs
~ one iuf 81 which ves si ana nI sl WuUOv
there ~ Eymg OF Sl To ute had, vtolcsp mud rtth.
ni pr. HARROW, lvi nltukcrSt,, Nov York. Ii,nrt'i
atrlY ftveiYng remittance lr utr0DN will taiw- ~
The T GS NJ x Co. fiait n hn worlr srCutc v
packed aud hddrtsscd auforus 90 The Instructions o
writer
FoI aa,G by GANI ORD & HAMMOND,
Ant WILL IAN F1NkF
docs d6w " 200 Arrns ticvo.srd.
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by TELEGRAPH.

Reported By the Union Tolcgrapa,
oFTIcE, wARtNo's BLOCK, CORNER oF BANK AND
or. CLAIR STREETS.
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AT CHaPrN's HGLL.-The Forest City Hook &
Ladder Co. bold their annual Festival and Ball to-
night The names upon the list Of managers give
assurance that the affair viii bo pleasantly con.
ductel
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE !
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!

The OniV harmless and reliable Due knOWB
The Orlgia and best In the voTldl =.
AL others arc mere limitations ana should DO avoided
sou wish to escape ridiGuio
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful aud natural Brown Black without the least
inluIy TO Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
Warded to VIM A. Bachelor 1879, and 5000
applications have bees made to the Hair OF his patrons Vi
his famous Dyes
WM A. BATCHELoR'S HAIR DYE produces eslor
not be distinguished from nature, aud is WARRAETBD
not 10 imuTo in the least however long may bs continued
and the IN eject Of Bad Dyes rsmeded the Hair nVigor
Hted for life BY this Splendid Dye
Made, sold applied Tn private ToOmsl at the Wig
FnctOTy, No. Zf9 Broadway N Y.
Sold Ia ali cities and towns ofths United Staes By Drug
Eists and Fancy Goods Doaless.
CP- The genuine has the and address upOn
plate engraving on four sides OF each Box Of
VIM. A. BATCnELQR,
M Erpad ~
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The following have been received and will be
further noticed m
From Ingham 4 Bragg wo have XII. -r
Tbs HIsToKY oF HERoDoTUs A new English
version edited Hiih COpious notes sud apprndi-
ces, illustrating the history and geography Of
HerOdotus from the most recent sources Of la
lOmgti0BI, and embodying the chief results, his
torical aud ethnographical, which have been
obtained in the progress OF cuDeii0Tm aud hero
glyphioal discovery. BY GaoRsE RAWLiRsOk.
N. A., late Fellow and Tutor Of Exeter College,
Oxford. In four vOlumes-YOl. /. With illus
trations. PIP. 500. New York D. Appleton
a CO.--l659
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1ngham 4 Bragg have Part 7 Of Chambers En-
eyciopaeda. Price 10 cents. Fifteen cents a
month cannot possibly be spent tobetier advantage
than BY the purchase Of these monthly parts.
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TnE PHYsIoLo0Y OF COMMON LIFH. By GRoRoH
HENRY LEwBs. AHthor OF Seaside Studies, I"
"Ihfe Of Goethe" etc. In two volumes. Vol.
l. New York D. Appleton & C0.-le50,
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M The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, J. s. Matson's and Olmsteds news depots
At news depots at Weddell and Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlau's, IT'S Ontario Street
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ALMOST HEROINE BY the author Of ''Charles
Auohester," "Counterparts, etc etc. Boston
TicknOr Fields.--l 1860.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-02

CP' We rel ,ced to fad that the renowned Chemis
Of New England DOot AYBR has ct length turned his at
tenon to the disorder which hangs le blight upon
community. Our section is as hoalthy any other, with
one single exception and that the and Ague which
haunts every side But bis remedy cure
should kno It must n he made . Cast ont this bslefu
disease among US and Of the lovsest spots
"A the West -lSemuel Fuiried Iowa.
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Leaves From AN AoToR's NoTE BOOK with rem
inisoenees and ehit-chat OF the green room and
stage ia England aud America BY GEoRoH
YANDERHOFF, New York d. Appleton d
CO.--l959.
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D0- See advertisement. Of ~. sanfOrds Liver
nvlRorator.
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CHUgCHILLS HYPOPHOSPnIfES.

'I'W in ES- Cotton Linen, and III, mp
- Ntalpms Twn'si lpho'slergls lv 40. ,ud t.n,y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-02

From J. D. Cobb Co. wo have the follow
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-02

NUTRIENT N E--Inyoice fccci ed
a weekly. aud selling NJ v ~ aw fsiuls
SiloNG b ARMSTRONG
pusll Suunriar ~.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-02

~ j. kkELkR, NJ D.. ECLECTlC
Ne -ohce 81 Public square residence ~ Eren
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COUNCIL PAOCEEDINGs.
TUESDAY EvsNINo, Nov.
pprlrIoNs ANp connuNroAr1oNs.

PETITIONS AND coMMUNIcATIONs.
From d. Horton aud others, ireehoders and
owners OF land on Prospect teet, as il is propOs.
ed to be extended, asking that said street may be
extended eastwardly of the same width TO Wilson
avenue, and that the northerly line of Prospect
street, when produced, shall bo parallel with the
souherly line OF Euclid street. from Hudson street
and Wilson avenue Received aud filed
The release and consent of certain owners and
holders Of real estate Prospect street, east OF
Erie street, permitting the East Cleveland Street
Railroad Company 70 run their railroad through
that street was received and d.ed
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PLvNpiNe,--For sall descriptions iOt plumbing
work and water aHtntes there Is no better place
in the city than that Of B. r. Bower, successor to
). b. Barnes 4 Co, Atwaier Block Mr.. Bower ls
prepared with choice and weli selected stock,
good WOrkmen and plsafy Of them 70 promptly
and puuctually execute all orders, large or small.
The Bumerous samples Of bic work which have
been doBe throughout The city for many Of our el-
sens arc thelT own advertisement
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pUTTY-15 $4,000 lbs. ladder and bulk
IL Putty just ruiolytd
.n.,, srnoNo AEMsTRoNg,
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ZINC PAINT-2 10000 lbs. dry and
SiRONGh a kRxs.QcNc.
fuTl1 lfQ euDofilr u.
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WHtl'E MAD 20 600 lbs. con
w stani hanu OF rli th. vuti boy nanuirc uffs
STRONG y ARMSTRONG,
ruall euftiff -
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Late Of the firm Of Amber DiekorSon)
DENTIST. .
OTce 253, Superior street, near Ksndsits store.
Dr. D.S new suit of ready and ho would
be pleased to all sf his old patrons ard othos who
may wish the Of dentist liberated teeth treat
ed anss and hled exposed capped and say
ed asa teeth inserted gold silver corate vueanit
baoe platinum plato, with continuous gum which
so much used east. mY23
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M EAIStOOT OLA nice, fresh
l. af.iclo suld ut whu'osaie nrd rfiail Nv
t.n STRONG N ALMsTfO%O.
hNsi le3 superior 81.
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Drugs. IIedioinos, Paints and Ola.

Il ,lNShED Ollr--50 BBlS. G.. o.
~ GhlNNOLDH tlr hfsi fh iia sffii, Hf On lovta
naIk9, ail rrice. siRONGN rhNslRt nc
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COOKING EXTRACTS-U al fla
~ tnrs-iust received
my8 x. W. SACEbIuEE.

VHE EXCELSIOR rs THE BEST
"A luVct or llair DfcsiuB urd plturo i will ltr
ven ths mar trun inne oit tur'i riuy, AZ Is rs r,t
as tn9 thitg can ho Prspui ed I'D "a u,
oo'h No %, SOUTH SIDE run SQUARE
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To reassess a special tax upon real estate on
herwin street, between Centre and British streets.
Passed. rHs... - boo. s .si ..Hi l.'i 81.
To prevent tho obstruction Of streets, Laid on
the table, ttIf ULN n rrEA
10 oregulate markets and market teams, and esiab-
lsh market places Referred to Copmlltee on
Ordinances. ru rtH .I.a-u f.
An ordinance for the payment Of Claims
Passed. 'N u
An ordinance for the protectlOn OF water pipes.
Referred 10 CitV Attorney
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-02

IhEoh periodicals. ably represent the three
great political parties o. Great BritainNWbtr
Tory and Radical,-but politics forms oulv on
feature Of their character As organs of the most
profound writers Science. Literature, Morality
and Religion, they stand, they ever have stood.
unrvalled in the world Of letters being cor sidered
indispensable to the scholar and the professional
nan, while to the intelligent reader Of every class
they furnish more correct and satisfactory record
If the current literature Of the day, throughout
the world, than can possibly be obtained from any
other SOurec
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-02

The Regular Army and the Regular Faculty.
The art Of War has made immense progress
within the present century. Cannon that hit their
mark at ten miles are announ ced having been
invented in Europe. But what is the Science Of
Medicine doing?" 1t follows the formula aow
that it followed two hundred years ago. Calomel,
opium, the lancet, leeches, and blisters still
its main reliance, as they were then. To men
outside the profession belongs the credit Of more
efficient systems ofmedication, Railways Remedies
are as great improvements on the old hit-or-miss
routine of the dispensary the Minnie Rife is on
the old fashioned trumpet mouthed blunderbuss
They erapple with and subiue disease with the
same certainty that steam engine performs its
allotted task. They do more than this-they reach
beyond and behind the malsdy to the constitution
of the patient, giving him new stamina and as it
were fresh lease of life. In Malariou, Fevers,
Cholera, Collie Flux, Dysentery, Scrofula, Bilious
Disorders, Affections of the Kidneys, the Spleen
the Skin, the Muscles and the Glands, as well
in Consumptive Cases, they ~hieving victories
which put the pharmacop@ia and Mateia Medied
| of the Faculty to shame. RAILWAYS READY
| RELIEF relieves the patient from the most ex-
| cruciating Paroxysm of Pain, in a few minutes,
Railways Regulating Pills, quickly correct all
irregularities and arrangements of the Liver
| Spleen, Stomach, Bowels, idneys, Nerves, Skin,
Heart, and regulates each and every organ to the
healthy performance of its duties.-If the Bowels
Costive the Kidneys sluggish, the Liver torpid
or engorged, doseor two of these Pills removes
these difficulties, and health and regularity reign
supreme, in place of disease and disorder.
RAILWAY : CO.,
| wow NEW YORK.
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FROM CHAKLEsTowN, va.

About 700 additional troops have arrived
at Charlest0wn since Saturday, including Z
companies from Wheeling, augmenting the
force in town to 1900 men. Churches have
all been taken possession of for barracks and
vet preparations are making for the recep-
ton Of additional military forces which are
hourly expected. The town is crowded with
citizens and soldiers. People arc kept in
constant excitement by reports Of invasion.
Sentinels nightly charge upon imaginary
foes, and a number of good citizens have
narrowly escaped their bullets On Sunday
night the military confidently expected an
attack and sentinels were doubled. No dis
turbance appeared however. 1t is stated on
good authority that Governor Wise has sent
spies into Ohio and Pa, and it is from their
reports that large bodies OF men are arming
and moving towards Va. that forces are be-
ing SO largely augmented.
A letter from Huntington, Pa, states that
large bodies of men are moving across the
North Mountain, supposed on their way to
Charlestown. The gallows for John Brown
is being got ready.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-02
LATER FROM EUR OPE.

The steamship Bohemian at Portland,
brings Liverpool dates to the 10th. four days
later.
No announcement had been made regard
ing the approaching Peace Congress.
The London Times says " We still require
to know in plain, frank, and undiplonatic
language what it is that the Emperor of
France requires us TO enact, in our charac-
ter as members Of the great council Of Eu-
rope" The Times in an editorial on the
relations of England and France. entertains
no doubt that feeling Of hostility to Eng
land, more bitter than has existed in France
since 1915, now prevails and it
charges the French Government with direct
ly encouraging this feeling.
The Paris Pays says that an extraordinary
credit of 80 millions of francs is to be de-
voted to the Chinese expedition.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Herald repeats that Austria at the eleventh
hour positivelyirefused to sign the instrument
of peace if Prince Carignan accepted the re
gency of Centrel Italy.
There is nothing of moment relative to
Spain and Morocco. Active preparations for
war prevailed in Spain.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-02
OSr o, MA K X r. 7.
Reported Ter the zee Press,
BY MI. wOoD.

BOsroN, Nov. rs, 1859.
PRODUCE-BUTTER-The market continues TO
be well supplied with all kinds of Butter except
choice and extra quality. The receipts of the week
have been 10 lis pkgs The market has been
rather dull throughout the week. except for choice
lots but in prices very little change to notice.
The sales of good choice and extra Vermont and
New York dairies have been at 20 23c; and COM
mon ranges from ii a l6c per ID. Canada, Ohio,
and other Western has been selling at l3 70 pr
Id. as to quality.
CHEEsE.-Cheese has been in fair demand and the
best daries are held quite firm. Sales at Sale pr
ID. for common and prime. The receipts for the
week have Z, 6S5 boxes, 3 casks and 81 tons
BEANs.-White Beans Arm and in Iair demand;
sales of common at 75caSlOO; blue pod at 81 II
aSl 30; and extra pea and marrow at 81 75aS2 90
pr bus
PEAs-Canada Peas have been quiet and in
moderate demand at quotations.
POTAToEs.-POtatoes continue In request, with
considerable sales for shipment to the West Indies
and to southern ports. Whites and Pink Eyes for
export have been at 81 25 per Dbl. Peach Blows
and Chenangoes at 35a45c; and Jacksons and Car
tiers at 55c per bushel
DRIED APPLEs.-Dried Apples selling at 6sa
&c for southern. and 7a7ic Northern
GRAGv-White Oats higher, but Prince Ed
ward Island remain without change. The sales OF
Northern and Canada have been at 45c a50c pr bu.,
closing AZ SOC for good: and Prince Edward ISL
and Al IL a 42c There is an abundant supply of
the latter, but the receipts Of white are small.
Among the exports since our last we notice goo
sacks OTIS to New Orleans 500 sacks TO Mobile, and
100 sacks TO Galveston. Rye is scarce, and the
sales have been small at 93c a soc pr bu. shorts
have been sold at S23aS24 and tlne Feed at $40
SIS pr ton.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-02
WILL PRESENTED.

STATE OF VERMONT, } Alta Probate Court
DISTRICT OF LAMOTLLE, IS. holden at the Pro-
hate Off e. in hnson, wi hin and for the District
ofIamoille, on the 18th day of November, A D.
1859,
Present, How. SAMUEL BELDvG, Judge.
An Instrument, purp0rtin- r. be the last VIII
and Testament Of ISAAC V. BUCKLEY, late Of
Cambridge, in said District, deceased. being pre-
sented here by David Lewis of Cambridge in said
District of Lamoille. the Executor herein named.
for Problte; it is ordered bv said Probate Court
that all persons concerned therein, be notified to
appear ut session of said Court, to be holden at
the Probate Office in Johnson i'm said District on
the 81 dav of December. A. D. 1850, at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon. and show cause If any they nav
have. against the probate Of said Will-For which
purpose it is further ordered that copy Of the
record Of this order he puhli~hed three weeks
cessively in the Burlington Free Press weekly
newspaper printed at Burlington, in this State
as soon as NAV be, the last of which which publi-
cations to be prior 10 sid 81 dav Of December
1859. SAMUEL BELDING, Judge.
A true record
Attest JONI L GLEED, Register. w2lw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-02
ARDSON'
IMPROVE WATER WHEE

HAVE invented an IMPROVED SCROLL
4 WATER WHEEL, for which Letters Patent
of the Uansd State, were issued to me, dated May
II, 1859 The superior qualities of my wheel,
viz: possessing great power with the use of, COM
paratively little water, renders it desirable
wheel in all places where the supply of water is
limited. great number of these wheels are now
in use and in every instance the purchasers of them
are satisfied with them, as they find them superior
to the highest expectations. Ny wheels made
and sold at reduced prices, and are cheaper than
any other wheels thai may, in good qualities, ap-
proximate to mine.
JOIN TYLER, by his Attorney, Rodney Lund,
in his advertisement, in the Free Press under date
of Oct "a, 1859, has given notice that my wheel
" manufactured by J. P. Flanders of Burlington,
for Fasset i Co." is an infring ment upon his pa
tent and that he will hold all persons responsible
for the Infringement who may "sell or use any of
the said Richardson's Wheels" In reply, give
notice that, having submitted my patent to legal
advisers who having compared it carefully with
the Patents issued to said Tyler in 1855 1856 and
1858, are of the opinion that my Patent is not an
infringement Of any of the Patents issued to said
Tyler. | shall continue to vend and use nv
Wheels; and l invite the said Tyler to enioin me,
legally, II he can, from doing, at has earliest
convsaiencs. md further, if l sustain any dam
age from the advertisement of the said Tyler, that
my Wheel is an infringement of his Patent, shall
hold him responsible therefor
SYLVANUS RICHARDSON.
jericho, Nov. IT, 1859. wifi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-02
(BV the american Line.)
WRECK OF 4 STEAMER.

PORTLAND, Me, Nov. %.
The Steamship :" Indian" is total
wreck. She went Oh shore at 5 4. NJ, of
the Dist, off Mary Joseph, Guysboro' y 3
Three men were lost.
New YORK, Nov. 25.
The Steamship - Africa, from Liverpool,
18th. arrived this evening.
A circular by Court Walewski, announces
that France has demanded from Sardinia
60 900 600 francs for the expenses OF the late
war. The Patrie is assured that the King OF
Sardinia in his reply to the Emperor ex-
pressed confidence in the sympithles OF the
Emperor in the Italian cluse, and declares
that he will submit to the decision OF the
Congress all that relates to the re-organza-
ton Of Italy.
Garibaldi had subscribed 500 francs to
the million musket fund and issued
a stirring proclamation in furtherance OF the
scheme The Florence correspondent OF the
Times SAYS, the subscription was filling be
yond the most slnguine expectations.
The Times Paris correspondent Us, the
ell elton of Prince Cariganl was received with
extreme displeasure in Paris The statement
is confirmed that Victor Emanuel has refused
to grant Prince Carigana permission to ac-
cept the Regency of Central Italy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-02
JOEL HAYDON,s ESTATE,
or VFRMoNr

SIaIE Vr NEhMONT, ,
~ District Of Cbt,snder, 50. To all persons con-
ceraed in the Estate of Joel Hayden, late of
Wsstford, in said District. deceased, Greeting.
At a Probate Court holden At Burlington, within
and for the District of Chittenden on the 23d day
of November, A. D. 1859, an Instrument purport-
ing to be the last WILL and TESTAMENT, Of Joel
Hayden, late Of Westford, in said District
deceased was presented to the Court aforesaid,
for Probate, by the Executor therein named.
And it is ordered by said Court, that the
18th day of December, A. D. 1850, at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms. in said Burlington, be
assigned for proving said Instrument and that
notice thereof be given to all persons concerned,
by publishing this order three weeks successfully
in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed
at said Burlington previous to the time appointed
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO appear be-
fore slid 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 23d day Of Noven,b. 7, 4 D. 1859.
w23w3 W. II. FRENCH, Judge.