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HIRAM CLARK,s EsrArE.

STATE OF VERMONT, He II norsble the
District Of Chittendeu SIS rebate 1urt ioT the
District OF Chittenieu. To all persons interested
in the estate II Hiram CLARK, 81 Hineshursh, in
said district,
GREEIISG.
WBEREAs application in writing hath been male
g. this Court by the guardian o. said ward Tor IL
cense 10 sell tie whole u real estate o. sd WTu set
ting forth therein that hs said ward now owns ten
acre. u land and interest in land which set
out a. TIT dover % the late Violet Clar. ID said
Hneshur-h.
AND rHEREuroS. the said Court appointed and as
signed the ZJI day Of January, a. D.. ls56, ~ the
Probate Court rooms in said District, o. hear and
decide upon said application, and ordered
that public notice thereOfbe gisen % all persons
intert sted therein by publishing this order three
weeks successfully, in the Burlington Free Press, a
newspaper. which circulstes in the neighborhOod q
tho.e persons interested therein. al Of which
publications shall be previous % the time appoint
cd for hearing.
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified q appear
before said Court, at the time and place Aforesaid
then ID there 10 object 70 the granting q such
license, If you cause.
Given under ny hand at the Probate Court
Rooms this "a day ofJanusry, A. u. Is66.
w2sEJ T. L. WALES, Judge.
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HEADLEY's HISTORY OF THE
III GREAT EEBELLIuN.

The late Rebellion stands out peculiar and ex-
traOTdinary in human events and the magnificent
scale upon which the war has been conducted, con-
stitute It Of the Grsa,est and most Brilliant Cap
tergof tts U0rlEs History
Mr. Headley, OF all writers, IS perhaps best quail
lied to portray the stupendOgs features Of the
mighty contest. His previous WORKS On less mo-
mentous themes haIe placed him in he first posi-
tiOn, as a graphic and powerful delineatOr Of war
scenes and characters. and the magnitude and gran
deur Of the present subject inpart 20 his pen the
fire and viZ0r Of yet more exalted inspiration and
furnish ample scope for the highest exhibition Of
his peculiar genius for military description Under
his powerful pen the stirring Of the War pass
in review with the yividness and distinctness Of
present and living reality while his great talent
for condensation enables him 10 embOdy every thing
Of Importance in compass inst suited To the public
want. From No other source can - clear and com
prehensive an impression Of the grand march Of
events be obtained, easily and agreesbly, from
Mr. Headley's work.
other Histories have been issued before Grants
Report ani other Oiicial Documents were submit
ted to the Government, and are therefore unrelia-
bic. Sir. HeadleF has delay ed the completion Of
aud eorreefasss could be obtained.
The Second Volume, completing this Work, will
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PREsFRyISG PoRR - The season is at hand
when many persons VIII be called on to salt
their pork, and some Of them will be at a
loss to how 10 do it. An article Is going
through the papers, suggesting that the
right way Is 10 "a put twenty-five pounds ol
salt to the barrel; then make a brine and
put it on cold. After il has picked through
Ecald. skim the brine and turn It on hot, as
it has settled. and scald as often as it is
bloody
There it Is, re-taisnl q hfcratim, just as
clear as mud, and enough to distract any
one who has barrel % pork at stake
Nothing l. more simple a. 10 salt a barrel
Of pork 50 that it will keep forever, for
aught We know, if you don't eat 1t. In the
first place. have a good hog, dress him in
cool time. and let him hang until the whole
carcass is cooled throughout. Cut out the
fat pork neatly, taking away every piece
that is bloody, or wash out the blood clean
with cold water. The sirius should be three
OF four inches wide. Lay them IN 4 cool
place, each piece by itself, for twenty-four
hours, then sprinkle the bottom Of a perfect
" sweet barrel. half an inch thick, with
what is called - coarse food go salt. and on
that lay the strips Of pork. with TIE skin
next the barrel, and 50 continue until the
bottom is entirely covered. Pack it closely.
Then cover that LAYER with half an inch Of
salt. and so continue until the barrel Is full,
cover the top with salt, and then lay clean
strip Of board over it, and on that a stone
sufficiently heavy to keep the whole from
rising. Let II stand twelve hours, and then
I'll the barrel with clean cold water.
We have practiced this method for twenty
years and have not lost a pound Of pork Il
is a. sweet as a nut and gives an excel
lent relish 10 many kinds of food IN cooking
that nothing clse with. 1t lean pieces are
uesIred they should be most carefully wash
ed before beng sailed. In taking the pork
from the barrel, no piece must ever be allow
ed to foat above the brine, as It will he like
ly TO ruin the whole. Il the weather is a
little warm when the PORK is sailed, it will
be well TO take it out in April, wash the
barrel, scaid the brine, and when cool, Te-
turn it and add new salt as the pork Is laid
I'M z. Farmer
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MarrIen.

In tk!s city jan. 1T by Rev. 4. l. Cooper Mr.
William F. Hall ofsh elturn and Mas Anna =. Cor.
man Of BurlingtonI
In Jericho, January 9TH. by Rev. II. G. estes
Mr. Byron C Ward and Miss Ellen J. Ciley. 10th
u Jericho.
In Bristol, Jan. BY Rev. {. Morgan. Mr.. Buel
J. Derby, of Huntington to Miss Arvilla c. Wheel
or, u Bristol.
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ELISHA BARsrOw's ESTATE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been
w appointed BY the Honorable the Probate
Court for the District Of Chitteuden,
70 receive. examine and adjust the claims and de-
nands % all persons against the estate n Elisha
Barst0w late Of South Burlington IN said disrict,rep
resented nsolvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto and Fix months from
the day OF the date hereof. being allowed by said
Court Tor that purpose, We do therefore hereby give
notice that We will attend to the business Of oar
appointment at the dwelling Of Martha Barstow,
in south Burlington, in SAID District, on the Ersi
MONDAYS Of February and June next. At 10
o'clock, A. NJ, on each Of the said days.
Dated this 5th dav of December. A. D.. l-5s.
LESUEL 5 DREW, Commis-
HUGH kfMBALL, s0Eers.
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ABEL GILsoN.s ESTATE.

lNE THE SUBSCRIBERS, have been appointed
w BY the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District OF Chittenden, Commissioners TO receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of al
Essex in said District represented insolyent, and
also all claims and demands exhibited IN offset
thereto: and six months from the day OF the date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose we do therefore hereby give notice. that We
will attend to the business Of cur appointment al
the dwelling Of II. ID. Brown in Essex IN SAID DIS
trict on the ID Tuesdays Of February and June
next al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. on each Of said days.
patei this 81 day Of January A. D., l-1o.
WARREN wILLIAMSl Com
Z. Z. DAY, ) missloners
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9saal alntifes.
WILLIAM R. COOKS ESTATE.

WE, THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
w ed by the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Grand Isle Commissioners to receive.
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of nj
persons against the estate OF HiliamR.Coo late Of
South Hero. in said District, represented insolvent,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and six months from the day OF the date
hereof. being allowed by said Court for that pur'
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice that We
wiz attend 10 the business Of oar appointment a.
the dwelling Of Mary Ann Cook in South Hero in
said District on the 18TH day Of April next, at 10
o'clock A. VI.
Dated this 18th day Of October IsC5.
CALVIN F: ROBINSON Commissioners.
WILLIAM N. FLETCHER.
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N modern science, acting upon the Beard and Hair
in IN almost miraculous manner. lt has been used
b. TIE elite Of Paris and London with the mos.
1attering success. Names OF all purchasers will be
registered, and entire satisfaction "a not given In
every instance, the money will be cheerfuIly re-
funded. Price by mail, sealed and postpaid, 81.
Descriptive circulars AMI testimonials mailed free.
Q. Drawer 81, Troy, " Y, Sole Agents for the
Cnited states
Oct IO-dk-lv
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soLoMAN JOHNS, ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, lTHE Hon. the Probate
District Of Chttenden, So. Court for the DISTRICT
ofChittenden.
To all persons interested In the estate
ofsolounan Johns late Of Huntington in said Dis
trict, deceased.
WHEREAS said Court has assigned the 9th day Of
January next for the settlement Of the administra-
tion account Of the administrator Of the estate Of
said deceased and ordered that public notice there
BY pui,lishiny this order three weeks successfully
previously 10 the day assigned, IN the Burlington
Free Press printed in Burlington, in said Dis
trict.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified 10 appear st
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, on the cav
assigned, then and there TO contest the allowance
Of said account If you see cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said Dis
T. Z. WALES, judge
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-12

TIE NATIONAL DEsr.-Secretary McCul-
lock publishes a : 'atement # the debt from
(which it appears t. ,at, deiueting the cash in
{he Treasury. the pu bic debt on New Years
%day was S2.7I9,5SI $50 - Compared
with the monthly st atement Of November
last. the debt bearing CON interest has IN
creased sol $50; the debt bearing currency
interest has increased Sl,944,9S6 40, and
the debt bearing no interest has increased
$50, &c, 200 81
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LEE. GROWTH AND BEATTY.

Hrs. s. 4. 1Uen'S HOrId's
Hail. ReStOFeF and Dress
ing iHrigOFGte. strengthen
and IellgtheH the hair. They
act directly upon the roots
Of the hair. supplying re-
CURED ROUy'iShmeHt. and
natural color and beauty
returns. GREY hair disdp-
pears. baid spots are cor
cred. hair stops failing. ard
tuCuTiGnt g5'o,rth as the re-
suit. Ladies and ChiIdreit
triU appreciate the delight
fut fragrance GUd rich,
glossy appearance jDlpGFt-
ed to the hair, and no fear
Of SOiling the skin. scalp. o..
most elegant Hedd-dreSS.
sold by ali Dra=gisss.
Depot 1873 & 200 Greenwich St. NY.
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IS oFIES The RESULT.
Browns ial TrOches


HAVING DIRECT INFLUENCE ON rHI PARTS, GIVE
IMMEDIATE RKLrrY.
Fo Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con
sumptive and Throat Diseases,
TRocHss ARE Used WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will End TroeAss useful IN clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking. and relieving
the throat AFTER an unusual exertion Of the vocal
organs. The TSoeAss are recommended and pre-.
scribec by Physisan., and have had testhnDniall
from eminent men throughout the country. Being
an article Of true merit, and having proved theil
esicacy by test Of many years, each year find
them In new loealites!n various psrs Of the world
and the Troehss are universally pronounced betss'
than other articles
iOBrAIx only ''BRowSs BRoHcniAL fEocHss." snt
do not take any Of the Eerihless lnisfisns tina
may be offered.
Sold everywhere In the United stsss, Ha1 y
Foreign Countries. II % cents pes boz.
Ot. 20
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THE REASON WHY Vermont State prison
has not paid better Tor several years, was, it
seems, because the labor of the convlts was
paid for on q contract made come years ago
at specie paying wages.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-12

PRICES REpuoED.-The price on ali fancy
pictures, such as copies Of engravings, likeness
es Of Generals, &c, will. in the future be cold
for ten cents each, at the Vermont Gallery OF
Of Art. Persons will fud here photographs OF
OF the Vermont military officers that can be OBJ
'aihed AZ no other place.
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Government has good reason to believe that
Napoleon in his speech at the opening OF the
French Chambers this month, will announce
the withdrawal Of French troops from Mex
leo Then Austria will have to be dealt
with.
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Spiral Aotites.
4 HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY EXIST
FOR THE USE OF
DurnO's Catarrh snuff,

Which, in the frat stages Of cold acts like magic
Headache, Hoarseness. Diphtheria and Bronchitis.
Sore Eyes, Deafness Bad Taste and Smell being the
result Of Catsrrh. This snuff removes and prevents
all these, snd insures healthy Head. Its effects
are pleasant and safe even E 7 infants who Z
from snsfHes.
lthas the highest profe Is.onal testimonials.
BY all Druggists. or sent by Mail to all parts
for 30 cents for One Box, or 81 for four Boxes.
Address, JAS. DuRNo, P. Q. Box 1875,
New York.
Wholesale, by DBARSEsG D., 2. Park Row, n.
Dec. s. dswen-
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STATE OF VERMONT. (THE Hon. the
District Of Chittenden, s.. Il Probate Court
Tor the District Of Chittenden,
To all persons interested in the estate oi David
Caswel late II HinesburSh IN said District, deccas-
ed, GREErISG.
whereas, said Court hath assigned the 2nih day
u January next the settlement Of the admnstra-
tion account Of the executor Of the
last will and testament Of sad deceased,
and ordered that public notice thereof be
given 10 all persons interested IN said estate,
uubshins this order three week successfully pre-
yious 70 the day assigned, in the Burlington Free
Press printed ia Burl ingtOn, in said District.
Therefore, youare hereby notified 10 appear a.
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, the
day assigned then aud there u contest the all
an,e OF said account, il you see cause.
Given under my hand, this 9th day q December,
T. {. WALES, Judge
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CoLE's VoIAGE OF LIrE.-A set Of engrav-
ings from this celebrated painting is for sale at
Styles Vermont Gallery Of Art. Framed in
neat Black Walnut frames. the set will sold for
$500 which is only the value Of the frames
and glass
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-01-12

Two hundred and fifty THOUSAND dollars of
the money stolen in the great Adams EI-
press robbery has been recovered.
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CARVED RusIIc FRANEs-A very haldsomes
ly carved Black Walnut Frame with carved
panel. can be obtained at STILES Gallery, at .
very low fgars. Call and see then.
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TIE BRsT CHILD's PAPER published in this
great country Of our Is TAs Late cspsral, by
Alfred L. Sewel, at Chicago, Ill, price one dollar
eAr.r-Pihsburgk advocate.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. THE

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. TIE
Celebrated DR.. DOW continues 30 devote his end-
time TO the treatment Of all diseases Incident To a
female system. An experience q tventy-thre
ears en- ables him to guarantee speedy and Perms-
nent reliefin the Of S.yY,sssioa ant a.
ofksr Neutral D,r8agsmsH,', from, Aa,ersr c4s'.
All letters for advice must eoatsiu 81. Once.
End!coti street, Boston.
n. B. Board furnished T. ;Aoss sho Eish
remain under treatment
Bosom, June p, 1866. dstaviy
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v. }. NICHOLS.
Architect and Practical Builder.

O1ict a TtsIatHee, Esseri Z.
w HERE he may be consulted upon eyerythin.
w relating to the erection OF Buildings OF all
classes from the foundation to the roof. He Drafts
Plans and Drawings, with all necessary calcula-
tons erections sections. Nc) Of Churches, Acade-
mics School Houses, Hotels, Dwellings, &c. Also
Barns aud out-houses generally including additions
and Improvements.
Having had considerable experience in the cree
ton Of Country Churches he thinks he can give
entire satisfaction either contractor superin-
tendent.) TO all who may need his services in this
branch Of Architecture, and he would advise
Building Committees" to consult him personally
or by letter before contracting with others lie also
Drafts and Constructs Buildings Of all kinds from
the simple ana cheaper forms, 10 the heavier and
more expensive. Address
". J. NICHOLS,
Architect and Builde Essex, Vt.
Jan. i.-w3n
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE: BATCHE l.
Ors Hair Dye is the best IN tie world. The only
true and perfect ye-Haruiless- Insta . aneoa
and Reliable-pro uces q splendid Black OF Natur
al Brown-remedies the i'll effects Of Bal DYES, snc
frequently restores the Original color. Sold By all
Druggists. The genuine is signed. v. A. Bachelor
81 Barclay street, New 0rk.
Jan. Sd. 1855. dAwiy
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THOSE ALsuEs.-A few more Of those splen-
did Photograph Albums can be obtained at the
Vermont Gallery Of Art. at the same low prices,
or a little lower. Get one before they are gone.
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The lac, sa the best the sht article finally
every body likes It Is purely vegetable restores
grey hair IN four weeks, or money refunded 1t
will 90 II every time Three Applications viii cure
ali kunors q the scalp Ask fsr WEBSTER'S
yEGETABLE HAIR LNIIGORAEoR and don't take
any other.
FOR SILE 81 AL DRUGGISTS.
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OTHER ENGAG ENT.
While the attention Of the enemy Is fully
Engaged By Grant.

the attention Of the general public 10 lees earn.
estly engaged ty
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYI,
which Is accomplishing wonders ia tie wuy of beau
tifyins heads that age, or sickuo-- 81 esprieious
nature had dishgured With un-Sh;lv hucs. Milton
says truly that
PEACE HATH ITS VICTORIES
10 less renowned than war ADMINISTERED hy J.
CRISTADoRO. No. Artor House. New York.
Sold BY Druggists. Applied by an Hair DresserS.
Dec 1--dSVIm.
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A trial for seduction in Iowa resulted ina
We dict for $1,000 tor the plaintiff
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VALUABLE PRESENTS.

for new subscribers. worth from sl % for one new
subscriber, Hp to for Forty new Subscribers. Il
year, all the Foreign QGarterles Webster's New
Dictionary complete, Shakespesr's works, various
beautiful Books, Bakers best Sewing Machine &C
The BOSTON RECORDER continues TO be. a. it
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that arge and influential class Of persons who hold
firmly % the Orthodox faith and p0lity the princi-
Piles Of which were 50 emphaticaily reafirmed BY
the National Council and this Is the reason that
discerning business value the paper 20
hGs-El
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THAT NOBLE ANIMAL. THE HORSE
WILL be the better every way, II fed OCCASION
w ally aspoOniull Of
Asden,s Condition Powders.

They will cure most Of the disea ses TO which hor
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tual and long continued experiment, are prepared
with the utu lost care from the very best Of mate
rial, and guaranteed vastly superior to anything
known. Many Vermont gentlemen, owners OF fine
horses, buy hem by the dozen, and give them free
~ AZ q Consequences, their horses are always In
good condt and spirits. and remarkable for their
smooth shining coats. For sale BY merchants every
Vt. proprk tors Demas Barnes 4 Co., New YORK,
John ?. Heary Co, Waterbury, Va, Wholesale
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Nov. 81. w3m
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A COUGH, COLD, OR SORE THROAT

Requires Immediate attention aad should b.
checked. II ailoloed 10 continue,
Irritation of the Lungs, Permanent
Throat Affection, or an Incurable
Lung Disease
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARkEr.

lBy Telegraph to the Free Press.l
WEDNESDAY Jan. 10.
At market 81 Cattle.
Market Beef-eEtra y cwt.. SIS 80 GsI32s
First quality, sl2z5 a $500.
Second quality, Ell a. q 81 %.
Third quality s. on 9 50
Working oxen, per pair, $40, - ~ q xsO.
Gown and Calves so. Il. ~ Gl00
Yearliass, SIS 4 y
Two years old so q IS.
Three years old, SO q g..
Sheep and Lamb. 653J Al market Prices. in lots
% 8 70 " a o.. Extra selections, s. "
so 60 a 30 %.
Hides, S. loo per u Calfskins = q 2sc.
Pelts. 81 q LIS each
Tal.oW, a s,.
REMARKS
There were lot quite many cattle this weei As
last. The quality OF cattle was rather better than
last week, and prices according to quality about
the same
There we're about ls,0 more sheep hi. week than
last quality about the same AID prices full half
cent per . higher.
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or THE-,
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OF NEW YORK.
Assets, s3, 100000.
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