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A.c.RIcHARDsoN's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. tTHE Honorable the
DISTRICT uF CHIrIESDES, SIS Il PROBATE N'uI'l''
the District Of Chittcuden- 1900 -
c richardson late Of Colchester, IN said Distinct
deceased, cry,-,xs
Wuvrr,. said Court hath assigned the l4th day
n D,,,sunber next Tor the settlement oi ti" AL
rninistration account Of the Admiui-trat"r ol
rublie notice thereof he given o. AL persons
Interested in said estate, by publishing tm'
order three weeks successfully previous u the GAY
assigned. in the Burlington FREE fNtSsr Pti"''1 d"
Burlington in said District
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified % appear y.
the Probate Court rooms, IN Burlington, on the Gay
assigned then and there e. contest the auo"@H0e
of aid account. IL you see cause. -,
A d. 1893. u,rrS r,4-.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
|, NEGLECTED COUGH,

Cold, an Irritated or Sore Throat,
IL allowed TO progress, results IN
serious Pulmonary Bronchial and
Asthmatie Diseases, oftentimes
incurable. Browns Bronchiai
Troches reachdiTscfly the affected
parts, and give almost immediate
raliaf For Bronchitis. Asthma,
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mes. as microscope. it. cheapness, are certainly
wonderful.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 25.
The Richmond Why ol the Dist has the
following
MISSIONARY RIDGE, Nov. 10.
GIN CooPER. Richmond.
Gen Wheeler reports his attack Oh
dispersion of the enemy's cavalry, pursuing
them into the roads at Knoxville, and cap
turing 300 prisoners. The infantry force Is
close up.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 10.
The enemy fred II shots from Fort Gregg
al the city to-day between IL \. VI. ami
M. All the damage if tning. Some
three or four buildings were struck and no
person injured.
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REINFORCED.

n DOZ of GENTS Flannel FANCY TR4J =
~ BLING SHIRTS in different Patterns and
quality: also Fine Fancy Fannels in the Piece to-
srther with a new lot Of o. ERCO4TS and business
COLVER & TURKS
No. . and Bank Block
Nov 10
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DIR. MARSHALL'S HEADACHE
AND
C0f0rrh SNUFF.

rIlHIS SNUFF has thoroughly proved its.li 20 e
Tie best rt q. eve- known for curing q e Aarrh,
f.rlnd an excel. nj remedy ia many cases - sore
Ewes Deafness has beeu removed by IT, and lear
ins has been greatly improved hy It, use IL purge
mall distinctions siren thens the glands and gives
vhealthy action L. the parts affected. IL Is recon,
yepded 1y many of the best physicians and Is used
To great satisfaction eyeryW where
March =. 1868 wv
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y Cairo dispatch OF the 23d SAYS tn steam
cr Anderson has arrived with 500 bales of
cotton from Memphis for Cincinnati
Rowing bands Of guerrillas il lest the river
below. an hundred Of whom, under the no
torious Col. Street. entered Hickman, Ky,
last Thursday. plunlered the stores and
houses. and captured four or FIVE wounded
soldiers.
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HAIRDYE HAIRDYE.: Bate

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The only harmless, true and reliable Dye known.
This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect-changes Red,
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Natural Brorn without injuring the Hair or Stain
ns the skin, leaving the Hair Son and Beautiful
mparts fresh vitality, frequently restoring It's prs
tine color. and rectifes the III effects Of Bad Dyes
Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
all others are mere limitations, and should be avoid
ed. Sold by all Druggists, &C. FActory-sl Bare
LAY ST, y. Y. BATcHELoR's NEW TOILET CREAM
FOR DREssISs THE HAIR.
June .. Is.
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FAsr LIfE AND SWIFT DEc,Y-IHE ONLY
CorsltReHFCK The times 10 which We live
t.-m with wonders. Nothing seems impossible
i,f the imu.-s ihil'-'es Of one year hccoI0e the
..umousllre events Of the u,xt. Lightning
ur.,-.-. lrsIan..L-.us commui ict,iou b-tWe n
t.y l..-t distant points, and nnlmerabe inven-
reus ar comprising vast amounts OF business
lat. ,aalI spaces Of time, and f-r curialliug the
process Of production and manufacture, are
among the liaryels of this marvellous era. In
5.r such circumstances, We may truly be sad
%. I-e. %. fist life But whether the whirl
all u-h Iv which We are borne along is really
Cob l4c.ye 10 cur happiness is another question.
t.rtliu il :. that the average duration Of hu
MAJ lie : decreasing III the midst Of this excite
ualt The modern phases Of disease seem TO
F-ll- and bltile the faculty, and with two re-
L-s-arle exceptions, VIZ. HOLLowAT's PILLS
at4 ialLowAY's OINTMENT, no medicines ap-
pear make the desired impression upon inter-
All oT external disorders These two celebrated
remedies lre aid, however. TO be accomplishing
'lt mast wonderful cures throughout the length
ana r-idih # our land. Liver complaint and
H- aces OF the stomach and bowels, which IN
mag rty Of cases are produced by over-exertion
md a-er-e1citement in business, yield to the
Fls when all the resources Of the druggist and
ap'thecary have failed, and eruptive and scrofu-
-.as conpltInts seem to be equally under the
control ofthe Ointment. We congratulate DR..
HOLLOWAY on the signal snccess Of his great me-
1'cues IN this country. From what we know Of
The man, We have no doubt that the profits de
r'ei from that success will afford far less salts
fiction than the knowledge of the good his rene
dies have etfected.-.N Y. " .fmerican.'
s DEcIsI,N.-Justioe Catron and Judge
ing, holding the l. 5. District Court at
Nashville. have decided adversely to a claim
that all real estate was not subject 10 cJnts-
cation under the act Of Aug. q, lSGl, and
t.At no property could be included in its
terms except such as may he subject of
I'Iz. and capture. ueing that phase in
l. strictly legal meaning. They hold that
tHr fact was clearly intended to apply to
i+,Ierty Of every kind used in aid Of the Re
'tli'n. wherever found, and including real
'> SEQ" ~ personal estate.
snw covered she Catskills ten davs aro.
II ""7 foot deep all over tie White Noun
uihe at tie clos, Of October. and ON the D.,
ol that month it WAS halfa foot dc, ID in
northern Illinois and Missouri
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A SECOND HAND MELODEoN

Two RENT, or for Sale very Cheap.
At II. l.. SrORN'S Music Store.
Nov. p.
nOUBLE Barrel Shot Guns and Muzzle-loading
IL Rifles, from the beet makers. Also, Powder
Flnsks, shot, Pouches, Caps, MadS, Sc, just re-
eeiyed At No. { Bank Block, by
BRlNSMAID 4 HILDRETH.
Nov. g
nRANGES and LEMONS. Just received
" At PEiRCES.
Nov. 2i.
SMoKED BEEF. Just received ,
- At PEIRCE'S.
Nnt- -
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n r. VI q V A l..

REM Al.
Byan. Carlton 4 Co.,
OF FRICTION WITCHES,
Nj have removed from Union st. TO their large
building recently erected,
Nos. 90. "a. 90, 9s, 1904 l02 Friend ST.
BEING the largest and Oldest Manufacturers oil
Frirtion Matches 10 this country, dealers, snip
ners sea captains, and consumers, can away rely
On good article, and the only mateh that mas
r1tb.tood the test years in every climate
=. Always on hand and packed at snort n nSs
for shipment, Card Blocs, Parlor or water TOOL
Wood and Paper Box, and the celebrated byam
Matches.
CAUTION.
In consequence Of the high reputation our Match
o have obtained numbers Of persons are selling an
article of inferior quality, and even base eHonyh 70
nse our trade marks. Ia order TO avoid any occuII
-enre of the kind hereafter, all Of our matches VIII
hH'' BfAM. CARLTON CO."
A, wholesale in Burlington by SHEDD WALKER
and CLARKE ELDRiB@E. -,
Roston. Nov. s. ichS "-'"'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-11-27

WASHINGTON, NoY.21.
The following official despatch has been
received at headquarters
CHArTANoJCA, Nov. p
To Ma. Gsn. HaHct
Yesterday about half Iast twelve o'clock
Gen. Granger and Palmer corps, SUPPORT
ed hv Gen. ilowards. We're advanced direct
ly in front Of our Notifications They drove
the pickets and carried the first line Of rebel
riaepits between Chattanooga ami Citers
Greek.
We captured nine commissioned officers
and 40 ont 100 enlisted men. Our lo-s IL
Ill.
To-day ten Hooker in command of zen.
Gcary's division Of the 18th clrls, teen.
O-rcrhaus' division, lith corps. and Two
brigadcs of the 9th corps, carried the north
side Of Lookout Mountain with small loss
ON our side and loss % tine enemy Of five OF
,ix hundred killed and wounded not re-
ported.
There has hren continuous fighting from
l. O'Clock until after uIsatal, hut our
t,,ep- calamity ppulscd every attempt %
take their position.
ten. sherman crossed tie tennessee river
before daylight this morning at the month If
tire Sl4th creek % ClicamauC with two d.
vision. of tine 18th corI- ami one division Of
one iith corps and carried the north cNtrem-
ETY. cd Missionary Ridge.
Our success 20 far his Iyen complete and
the behavior OF the troops admirable.
{. :. GRANT.
Mai trr
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Although Of a niEn nlas-
nifying power, this MicrOs-
cope is so simple that a
child can use it-for IL re-
quires no focal adjustment
therefore it neither fatigues
the eve, nor wearies the pa
thence, like other Micros-
cupcs-
" The Microscope tells NE
that in the leaves Of every
forest. and in the flowers Of
every garden. and in waters
Of every rivulet, there are
worlds teeming with life,
and numherless as the glO-
rie- Of the armament. -
ChliWsrs.
Parents who wish 10 in
struct and benefit their chill
] lrcu A. well as interest and
amu-e them. viii here find
! the means Of doing 20.
The popularity Of this In
struncnt j. constantly on
the increase. Its perfect
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STOVES! STOVES!:. STOVES
The OIire Branch,
For Coal or " q

Is acknowledged tohe ;he rest ard mos; perfect
| working Cook stove in the market. It is
adapted
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MOSES A. wnEELock,s ESTATE.

WE the Subscriber, having been apPointep 9y
trict OF Chitsenden Commissioners . receive eA-
amino and adjust the claims and demands Of al
f,te ~ in aid District deceased, represented
insolyent anu also all claims and demands exhibit
ed In Offset thereto; and six months from the Gay OF
The date hereof being allowed by said Court. for
that purpose we do therefore hereby give notice.
that We will attend TO the business OF our appoint
rnent al the dwelling Of Mr.. James VI. Nheelock.
In Milton in said District on the first Tuesdays Of
January and April next, at 10 o'clock, y NJ on
each Of said days.
dated this l. tn day Of October, \. d. 1856
n. n. ONION.
q. VI. CLARK. y
u2fU3
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WHAT HoRsEMAN WILL BE

without DR.. Tobias Venetian Horse Eminent.
TAUNTON, Mass, May 18th, 1850.
Dr. Tobias Dear sir-During IS years that /
have been in the livery business, have used and
sold great quantity Of various liniments, oils, &c.
some two years since, hearing Of so many wonder
full cures having been made by your Venetian Llni-
ment tested It's merits, and 1t has given the best
81 satisfaction Of anything l ever used. never
sold anything that gives such Universal satisfaction
among horsemen. 1t is destined to supersede all
others.
Yours. truly, &c., SAMUEL WILDE.
Sold by all druggists Office, sc CortlAndt street,
New York. Price 50 cents for pint bottle.
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APHYsIoLoeICALvIEw OF MAR

PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MAR
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Plates and Engravines u the Anatomy Of the Sex
uaI Organs in a state Of Health AID Disease, with
Treatise on Self-Abuse It's Deplorahle Consequences
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Trcatmeut-the only rational and successful mode
Of cure rs shown BY the report Of cases treated.
truthful adviser to the married, and those contem-
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condition. Sent free Of postage to any address, on
receipt Of - cents, in stamps postal currency,
ty addressing Or. LA CROIX, No. 81 Maiden Lane,
Albany, y. Y.
Oct. 10th. daw3m
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Tie Official Returns for Secretary Of state
en- New YORK. give the following result
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A. F. STYLES

p. ). The Subscriber will continue taxing Photo
graphs 81 the Sew Ga!lcry-
nov. -t.. A. -
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sh'" covered ebc Catskills ten DAYS ag,
IL "as foot deep all over tie White Noun
ualh, at the clJsc Of October, and ON the 22I
81 that month it WAS half foot dc, D in
Northern Illinois and Missouri.
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WHAT Is 1T
What Is it that blackens grey -hiskers in i've
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lmd&w No y
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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-28
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
1863.

The New York Tribune first issued in 1884, now IN n,
year, has obtained both larger and more
widely dused circulation than any other
published in America Though it has suffered IN com,
mon with other Journals from the volunteering and
ure OF tens Of Thousands Of its patrons to serve in M.
Tor the unon its circulation the 9th of December
Weekly, l48, OO0-total 2l5,315 '~'
Preeminently journal Of News and Of Literature ,b.
Tribune has political convictions which are well charaeer
lied by the single word REPUBLICAN, 1t il Republican in
its hearty adhesion the great truth that God has mad.
OF one blood all nations Of menRepubcan in its asser
ton of the equal and inalienabe rights of all men to lie
liberty and the pursuit Of happness"-Republcan in s
steadfas earnest defiant hostility every scheme and e
fort OF Slave Power from the Annexation of rexa, TO
great Rebellion to grasp the empire Of the New World
WELD the resources Of country own agran
in lis antagonism to the aristocrs,
and despots OF the Old World who ndy hail in the pers
and caamities suddenly thrust upon BY their
the overthrow and ruin Of the Model Republic
Republican in its hope and trust its faith effort that this
arocous Rebellion must result in the signal OF
its and the firm of equal rights and
equal laws throughout the whole Of our country
wherein Liberty and Union shall indeed b iona sndIn
seperable" henceforth and forever.
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-23

Gems. Wheeler and Forrest are reported to
be off ora grand rampage. Their late exploits
will probably receive the cap Of even great,
er climax. 1t was a mistake, which report
ed their return.
The rumored reinforcemenis of Rosocrans
do not exceed, as the most reliable opinions
believe, sufficient artillery to supply the place
Of that lost at Murfreesboro. No stir is yet
manifested in the way Of an advance. Our
cavalry outposts are busy along the line of
the enemy, and eace. valuable reconnaissance
duty.
o. the sea, the Alabama" seems to be
winning new Aurels for the brow of Capt.
Raphaelle semmes.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-23
Exchange Notice. No. a.

RIcHMoED Va. Jan I6, 1868.
The following officers aud men have been duly ex.
changed and are hereby so declared;
L. All officers aud men captured In Kentucky
Tennessee Alabama Misslss pi, Georgia, Florida
and soui b Carolina, up TO Dec. 10th, 1861.
2. All officers and Inca captured IA Missouri, Kan
sas. New Mexico, Arizona, Arkansas, and Louisiana
up TO Jhhnary lst, 1868.
81 The two foregoing sections apply not only n
officers aud men Of the Confederate service but aso
20 all persons captured IN arms or hostile array
against the United States, whatever may have been
the character Of The military organization 70 which
they were attached and Whatever may have been the
terms of the paroles given by them. II any are N
Federal prisons they are 10 be Immediately released
and delivered to the Confederate authorities.
4. All Confederate officers and men who have
heeu delivered ~ City Point up TO January 9Th 1858.
8, All Confederate officers aud men who have
been delivered at Yicksbnrg up TO December 2Sd,
1862, and including said dale g4t, G Ell.
6. An paroled Confederate officers and men re
cepted for at ycksburg up TO December 2Sd, 1852
and including said date,
Z. All Confederate officers and men captured ana
paroled nj fredericksburg, Va. In December, 1862.
10. other m isce famous aud minor exchanges Of
which the appropriate officers Will DO duly informed.
ROBERT 0UkD.
jan2I-0t Agent Of Exchange.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-23
viii street aoue up II Bnllosu.

Under the above singular caption the New
York Herald thus comments upon the great
excitement in Wall street on The 9th inst:
Tie excitement in Wall street yesterday
was tremendous. The who'e market was in
Aated, aud como stocks advanced, at a single
leap, twenty per cent. Gold went up to l42
Spectators seem to have gone wild with the
frenzy of sudden wealth Laws Mississippi
scheme and tho great South Sea hubble are
about to be surpassed, If you stop broker
10 speak to him he looks at his watch, waves
You oil aud rushes away as if he had lost a
fortune in a moment. We remember q period
81 insanity nearly similar just before the crisis
of 1898 Every one then had an attack Of the
,aorus muhicoulis, and expected TO become
rich by breeding siikworms Spare rooms
we're set aside fer the cocoons, and mulberry
leaves were at apremium. During this nsan.
ity couple Of ladies entered the greenroom Of
a Aorist to purchase q louquet. The ladies'
wished to examine, compare and select their
nosegay; but tile lsorist had his sikworins to
look after. "There is the bouqet,' said he;
take il or not as you please; but don't delay
nue., for my time is worth fifty dollars min
ute" Brokers in Wall street now talk in the
same style, but greenback NOT sllkworms, are
their monomania. All the excitement they
have raised is in anticipation of the passage
of Chase's bill, author zing the issue Of three
hundred millions more ofpaper money. cup
pose the bili should moi pass, where would the
brokers be then? Suppose the bill does pass,
where will the country be them Speculation
goeth before destruction, and a rise IN the
market before fall Brethren, let ns watch
and pray, and keep out of Wal street and
temptation