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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-04-06

DEATH OF CHESTER HARDEG.-The death
of Chester Harding, for many years one OF
the eminent portrait painters Of thlscountrY,
occurred in Boston on Sunday cyening last,
in the 74th year of his age. lie had prac-
ticed his art with reputation and success in
England and hIs native country. Among
the portraits of eminent characters from bis
hand are those of Presidents Monroe, Madi-
son, J. Q. Adams, Chief Justice Marshall,
. Charles Carroll, Wm. Writ, Henry Clay,
Daniel Webster, j C. Calhoun, Washington
Allston, David Ricardo, Samuel Rogers,
Lord Aberdeen, the Dukes Of Norfolk,
hamilton, Sussex, &c.
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LEsruEL BLAckMAN's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, lTuE Honorable Al.
District Of Chitteudcu, s. 4 Probate Court sitA-
in and for the District Of Cliuenden
Toau persons interested in the estate q Lemusi
Biacknan, late u Jericho in said D.strict dsoeas.
GRHsrIss
WHEREAS, sand Court hath assigned the otth day
OF April next for the settlement or the adlniois-
tration account If the Executors or Tie last ill
and testament Of said deceased, and ordered saAt
public notice thereof be given to AL persons izt.r
es,ed in said estate, publishing this rider ihrss
the burlington Free Press printed in Burin .tsz
aid District.
THEREFORE. you are hereby notdeI % appear as
the Pro ate Court rooms, ia Burlington, Oh the
dag assigned, then and there 70 contest the allow
auce OF said unit, if you see cause.
eiven under my hant, this 18th day OF March. A.
u. l-f6.
T.. WALES, Jadr>
w1OR3
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STATE OF VERMONT. {THE Hon the
District Or CLitteudeu S. 4 Probate Coars
Tor the District q CLitten9en.
To all persons interested in the est.te OF Saline.
Fay, la,e Of Eoiton, in said district decreased.
CzssT1ss
whereas, said Court hath assigned the 18th DAY
81 April next f0= the settlement q the scninis-
trlti0n accOlnt Of the a1mNltstrat- IS the estate
& said deceased. and ordered that public
notice thereof be gwen 70 all persons irts--
estet in said estate Us publishing this Crt-r thrso
weeks successisCly previous O. tie Ca1 sssi.ust.
the Burlington Free Press printed n Nuriingtan
IN said district,
THERgFoEs, YOU are hereby notified 20 appear
at the Probate Court Rooms, IN Burlington, or we
day assieued. then nj there % contest the allow
auce Of said account, Il Won see cause
Given under ms hand. this <7th DAY or March
4. ID. 1866.
wsUw3 TE WALES. Judge
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NV YoRK. April 5

The Government Of San Domingo bad
hardly been inaugurated before an effort was
made 70 overthrow and destroyit. 4 revolt
had taken place in the province of San Girls
toval and various towns headed by Gen. Ca
bral. Congress which was in session,
promptly voted men and means to suppress
the revolt, and BY few vigorous blows,
Buez defeated and routed the rebels and OBJ
tanned the mastery in the reyol ted district
The rebel leader Cabral has asked permis-
sion to leave the country.
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snetial 0Otites.

DRANDRETH's PILLS. COsTIVENESS, DIAR-
ID RHEA They are taken up by the absoEbents,
and carried into the circulation, through which
medium Il ey are conveyed to every part Of the bo-
dv.
1.-THE pain affects the joints. single dose produ-
ces remarka le benefits. And the same rule applies
to costiveness, diarrhea and dyssnteryi though
with the last named they may he required night
aud morning for some days before decided relief is
obtained. In affections OF the lungs, threat head
and peurisy, the relief il certain the exeretorr
organs throw Of with ease the phlegm, and the
breathing becomes freer. SpAsmodie asthma is Of
ten cured By $ single dose.
dEWlm
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VEyVS 0F TIRE W Ia
BY TELEGRAPH.
NA.nINer.N.NIarch ..

WASHINGTON. March 2S.
The Hern1nters 10 Washington, number
ing over fifty, met this morning at the JI-
dietary Committee room of the Senate.
Judge Poland Of St. Johnsbury, was called
upon 10 preside, and ". F.. Tfask Of Wind
sor, vas chosen Secretary. On motion of
Mr.. Chapman of Miiileiury. it was resoiy-
eli that in common gret at the death Il
Senator Foot ana ~ deep sympathy with
bis family We viii attend the funeral OF the
nmen,el Senator iu "a body to-day. and wear
the usual badge of mouruinc on the
iell arm for thirty days" On motion OF Mr.
Morrill, IF Stafford. Mr. au Oss1od Of
Rutland was appointed Marshal and the
meeting adioaru,d.
President johnson ordered the depart
ments 90 he closed % day as a mark Of yes
poet 70 tic memory ~ Senator Foot. and the
ladies 10. tie v aite House sent a Vroiusion
I'd rare flowers which with floral u hutes
iron lle Vutlic green Eousc-deck tie coffin
Work is supenila at tie Capitol aud a. the
government printing Offices Ii has h.-n de-
ciled 81 have tie b5iy remain az the Bilti-
more depot to-niEhtani le taken from thence
tomorrow in a special car.
! O'Clock p. M.-Tue President and
nearly all the f,e officials are present at the
funeral ceremonies IN the Senate chamber.
which are very imposing.
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OLIVE WARDS ESTATE.

IKTE. THE ST BSCRIF Frs, having been appoint
w ed BY the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District Of Chittenden, Commissioners u re-
ceive, examine and adjust the claims sud demands
OF ali persons, s--ainst the estate o. Ouvs VAR.
late % Milton, ia said d strict represented ipGol
vent and also all ella ms ard demands exhibited in
Offset thereto and SIX mon ths from the Gay q he
date hereof, be NJ allowed by said Court fur hat
purpose. we 90 therefore hereby give notice. shat
we will attend 70 the business q our appointment
at the dwelling Of Marian Ward, in Milton, n said
District On the third Saturdays = hpri and Sep
tembe- next. at 10 o'clock, A. II, on "a Of said
days
Dated this 2ith day Of March, A. D ls55.
p FAIRCHILD, : e. .--,
L. =. JACKSON, ) A'li-77-'''leis'
W-gy3
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Browns Bronchial TrOcl,es

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WASHINGTON, April 4.

The Senate Is well filed with people who
came out to hear Senator Trumbull on the
veto. Ii is the intention OF the republicans
20 force a vote this evening II all their
arrangements are completed ,herc Is NO, a
very tad prospcciot the passage oil the ball
Something may occur within two hours 10
postpone the vote TIL tomorrow.
Tie Chronicle intimaies that the new SEN
ator from Vermont will not get here before
tomorrow. II he does not, the vote viii be
postponed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-04-06

The President proclamation Is regarded
as a step forward ~ the execution Of his
policy regardless of the views or wishes oil
the republican majority in Congress. IL Is
to he endorsed at public meeting IN tront
of the City Hall here on Thursday evening,
when speeches will be made 10y Senators
Cowan and Doolittlc. Representatives
Delano. Green Clay Smith, and Others.
Some Senator's are anxious to admit Col
orado at once. which would give them Two
more republican votes, but it Is Dot probable
that Senator Sumner VII withdraw bis op
position which was based upon the exclusion
of collreo men from the ballot boxes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-04-06

Another great effort Will be made in the
House next week to carry the Bankrupt
bill, hut it val probably fail Tire Finance
Committee is expected to take up the loan
bill to-day or tomorrow and be ready to re-
port it early next week. Neither branches
Of Congress are IN session. but three or four
OF the important committees are in session.
The Ways md Means CammitJee are work
ing at the new tax bill, but viii not be able
to report for some DAYS 1t Will not be
acted upon however until after the veto
message has been deta ted and the Civil
rights bill voted on.
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PATRICK MANNIoN's ESTATE.

w +, TIE 81 8SCEIBERS. having been appoint
w ed by the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District Of Chticuden, Commissioners to re-
ceive, examine ami al iust the claims and demands
90 az persons against tie estate Of Patrick Mar
nion late Of Richmond, N said District, represent
ell IN Invent, and also all claims and demands
hihited Offset thereto add six months from tbs
cay 81 the date hereof, being allowed by said Court
for Tat purpose, We do therefore hereby i've NO
tice, that sill attend 70 the business Of our sp
p0intucut Il the Office Of> II. Davis 10 Richmond
in said District, on the 9Th Mondays u April and
August next, at 10 O'Clock, A. ri, on each fSst
days
Dated this 18Th day Ct Mirch, A. D., 1866.
q. J. AL6ER- (r..--+--
SALMON GREEN, s No---- 1''S-
v4tW3w
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Teaal 0Otites.
CHARLES L.HODGE's E,TATE.

u
STATE OF VERMONT, 1.-THE Honorabls hs
District Of Chitte0den, SIS rObste Cour, 70. =
District Of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the g.
tate Of Charles L. Hodges, late ofNlli,son Ia MD
district,
G.rzrrES
WHEREAS, application in writin. hath bean MADE
% this Court by the guardian Of said ward for lic-
erse TO sell the whole VI the real estate osaG ward
setting forth therein that his said ward OWE. a.
undivided filth part Of the undivided half OF O
farm Of land IN said HillistOn Of abOu. go acrss
formerly owned BY Jacob L Hodges deceased, subiet
q the dover Of the widow Of said deceased ihsrs.
also certain interest in the house and lot ao- o.-
cuped BY said widow in the village Of Wiilistor ia
which said widow has a claim for homestead and
dover.
And The5eupon the said Court appointed and A.
signed the 18th day Of April Is g. al the Proba.,
Court Rooms, in said District, 10 hear anu Geciis
upon said application and pet ton and ordered that
public notice thereOfbe given 20 all persons interest
ed therein, by publishing said order. three weeks
successfully, in the Burlington Free Press, a news
paper which eirculates in the neighhorho0d ofthcs,
persons interested therein. all Of which pub
locations shall be previous to the time appointed Tor
hearing.
Therefore you are hereby n5tiiel u appear he
fore said Court, at the time and place sf1ressd,
then and there to object TO the granting OF such
license, Il gu see cause.
Given under ny hand. at the Probate Court
rooms, this Sd day Of April, A. ID. 1880
T. e. WALES, Judge.
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SAN FRANCISCO, April }

The mines on Colorado river are reported
very rich and the ore was accumulatlng
faster than the trains could remove it.
The reforms introduced into Colorado by
Gen. Mcdowell, while on a visit there,
were regarded as beneficial.
Gov. Cummings and the Secretary OF the
Territory were at war; charges and eoun-
ter charges being made against each other.
Public opinion in the Territory was
strongly in favor of the reconstruction pot
lev OF President johnson, and the action Of
Congress in opposition to it was condemned
on all sides.
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ITCH: ITCH: ITCH.
Scratch Scratch! Scratch
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

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Also cure SALT RHrUw, UJCsEs CHLBLAISs and
all EsUruoys % rHs SAIv Prise % cents. For
sale hy al druggists.
By sending CD csn,s to WEEKS O. POTTER, Gen.
Agents. l-H Wlshiuz-al stFec,, r .t71, e will be
forwarded bY mail. free Of postage 20 any address in
the tinted States.
oct. IS, Iss5-c4-lv-
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ROOT; ROOT RooTi

READ READ READ .
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changes it from gray to its original color in three
weeks prevents the hair from falling is the best ar
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scalp is delightfully."- perfumed, cures badness, and
will not stain the skin. We tell the story quickly and
tell it true, when say If is a perfect
Restorer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair Pesiachs
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oRRIN SKINNER & CO., Sole Proprieiors,
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-04-06

Por1cs CorEr Before Recorder Read
Yesterday, Wm. H. Watson, for ntoxlcatioh
wss fined s. and costs, and Mary Landry
for vasrsnsy, was sentenced to GO days IN
the county Jail.
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WASHINGTON. April ..


President johnson sent to the Senate to-
dav brief m,ssacc. transmitting memo
rial from the legislature 90 Alabama. ask
inc an ex-lu-i 70 ol time ga t.c grants .!
land made By CarGrcis IN $3.50 i9r the con
st-uction uf ,er.aiu railroads la SHAT St-tc,
work on which was delayed by what Is
called " The LAKE unfortunate ciyi. war
between the SO called Confederate ami the
United State.
The johnson club bas effected its orsaui-
cation. Montgomery Blair is President and
Chas Msson. ScclctaIy. and among the
Wee Presidents are Bi5n Bradbury To-! Maine.
Lewis ". Clark Of =. H., 4. J.. Willard OF
Vt. james L. Whitney % Mass. ". v.
Llwrouce OF L. l.. and ". D. Bishop of
Conn. Gentlemen not gwen q -as-,ion
stories declare that wg are really 20 have the
long talked of roc1us,ruct-,n oi tlc ClJi-
net this week.
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srnRNIING - srRoNcmnLps

of prejudice ard apprehension, aud carrying all
beio-e B.; CsIsrA-oRo's HAIR DYE pursuss its march
o. success like those Of tile Uu'an. It's c1lurs are
the cyalslres of every eye, its victories LEAVE 10
STAIN. IL turns Thousands % lolds and charms in
numer.' ie hearts. Containing 60 elustic element
1t elauo. iuluro the hair or b.eusL she skin. Man
ufac,ared by J. CRIsTADORO. No, o Aston House
Ncw-Yo5k. sold bY druggists. Applied by al
Hair presscrs. cawIm-
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cans believe they are disbanding the troops
while secretly calling out more.
NEw YoRK, April 1

Washington dispatches state that all the
colored troops in the ilitary de-
partnenr of Mississippi have been
ordered to rendezvous at jackson
for the purpose Of being mustered out of
service.
The steamer Raleigh from New Orleans
with the 9TH Vi. has arm, Cd, Col. Porter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-04-06

TIoN.-Chloasua, orMo.apateh, also Liverspot,)
and Leutigl or Freeslos, sre often very annoying,
particularly TO ladies OF light complexion Tor the
dscolorsd spots show n4ore plainly on the face II
a blonde than a hrun, tie but they greatly mar
the beauty of either and any preparation that
viii c1ectualy remove them without iuiuring the
texture color Of tie skin is IS certainly beside
ratim. Dr. B. C. Perry, who has made diseases
the skin a speciality, has discovered a remedy Tor
these discoloTatioas, which at once prompt infI-
hb.e and harmless
Prepared only ~ B. c. PERRY, Dermatologist.
No a. Bond Street, NeE York and for sale by al
druggists price 81 per bottle. Call for
PERRY'S MOTH and FRECK II LOTION.
S.ld by all Druggists in Burlington.
Dec 10 wen
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-04-06

Rev Or. Ki.eLell. Pr.s.ian. cils. Of Mid
dIcJury College, was In Thar town ias- week
on short visit. The Register s1ys he Will
signify Lis acceptance -r monaco utalee Of
she Presidency in few weeks.
Col. Clarence Bacl. loua.-.y9 Of the l59th
\. y. Regiment. and brother Of ,hc Rev.
DR. Buel Of tbs city, has been recently or
daiued as an Episcopal clergyman.
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NV lORK. April .

A Washington despatch says, the House
ommittee On foreign relations are nearly
unanimous against the proposition to en-
orse the Mexican bonds to either 50,0a0,-
90 or any other amount. There ar in all
probability less than 20 members in tho
House who dare vote for any such measure.
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Especial to the Free Press }
HARrroRp, Conn. Marc

HARTT0RD, Conn, March B.
Il Is believed that each party has cast the
largest vote ever thrown IN this State. The
excitement throughout the State when it be-
came apparent that the contest was closer
than had b en- expected, was Of the mos!
intense character.
The majority for Mr.. Hawley will prob
ably be about 900 For the rest OF the
republican State ticket, it may come nearly
up TO 1000.
In Hartford, while the majority for Eng
iish is 4g9. for the democratic candidate loi
Lieutenant Governor it was only 364, anC
on comptroller 346.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-04-06

\ despatch from Hamilton. c. W. dated
March 3lst. states that thc 18Th
battalion was mustered ont OF ser
wee that moInr-. lut Immediately
afterwards received orders % as-em1ie again
this afternoon al > o'c.ccs. and tina, all vol
uutecrs in tie Province bad boom served
WIKI tLe same order. Nue. speculation a- 20
tie probable cause wa Irdu.E,i in. although
no alarm was manifested.
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The Trqr.llsr says the decision of lie SUI
prcme Court in the case Of Edward W.
Green sustaining the former action o. the
court in sentencing lin, was given tbs Z.
NJ. and it is in accordance with the cxpccta-
tion and we believe with the desires also of
the larger portion Of the citizens Of the
state. THIS was the last effort 20 disturb
that sentence through there may bee yet an
other effort to procure rcPreve OF the un-
fortunate man. There is no doubt however
that his execution viii take place IN accord
ance with the sentence On Friday ot next
week.
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LIBERATION NOTICE

L NOV al mel hy these presents that / Alol-0
N Bailey, nos a. Fort Edward, \. Y, formerly
o. Milton. VI, DO hereby authorize my son Elisha
Bailey % Milton VI. now minor, t. 90 any and
all business on bis own account, ana 20 make any
and al contracts with any ant all persons in his
own name ami flr his own benefit, and % sue for
and collect his own wages Tor bis own
services, heretofore OF hereafter rendered ~ Eu
70 any persOn % persons whatever, and hereby
give said Elisha his time and release him from al
claim 1 might have upon him Tor his services !;
ana also release al other persons from all claims
might have on them for the work Of said Elisha.
Dated March g lstG.
ALONZO BAILEY.
Sworn q before me the 9Th day q March 1876,
JANIS MclNTYRE. Justice Of the peace. w39W3
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RESIGNATION OF Raw. D. Il. BUFL We
notice that Rev d. H. Buel, Rector Of St.
Pauls Church, tenierei his resignation on
Monday and that It was accepted. \ large
circle of Mr.. Bael's friends, outside Of his
own congregation, viii much regret to lose
the society and influence of Mr.. Buel for
good in this city.
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Sen tor Sherman is very severe in his de-
nurciatilus Of the President in respect 10
his course IN the Connecticut election. He
regards hnn as a traitor to hIs PARTY, His
position Is the more imaortlnt because mp 20
his last veto and the endorsement Of the
Hartford postmaster, he las defended Nr.
johnson.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-04-06

This morning a resoluti n to 20 into join
meeting with the assembly to elect L. S.
Senator again came up in the Senate.
The vote to 20 into Joint meeting was lost
10 to 9. Two Senator's were absent who
would have voted against the resolution.
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ERRORS OF TOTTE.

A gentle man who suffered f.r years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful indiscretion will Tor the sake Ct suffering
humanity. send free to all who need it, the recipe
and directions f5r making ;he simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sunsres wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience, can DO so BY address
Ing, in perfect confidence. JOHN B. OGDEN,
WIN" No, l3 Chamber St, New. York.
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LIFEi LIFE; LIFEI

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THE BARTON STANDARD las been sold by
Its PROPRIETOR. Mr.. Earle, to Gen. W W.
Grout Of that town. Gen. Grout is stir
ring man, and the Standard in bis hands
will undoubtedly he wide awake paper.