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it WIS rumored that be had been disposed Of
to avoid giving further offence to the United
States.
Dispatches from Brownsville, Texas. Of
the 10th say that the Imperialists in Mex
leo are organizing for vigorous campaign
west of Sierra Madre. They number 5000
men.
The intention was to strike the different
bands of Republicans simultaneously, defeat
and dispcrse them, open up the communica-
ton between the Rio Grande and interior OF
the country and revive commercial relations.
GarrisOns are to be placed on eligible
points ON the various roads, and such ar
rangements to be made as would render the
country open and peaceful.
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NEW YoRK. March 10

The steamer Montgomery arrived here
yesterday from Kingston, Jamaica, 18th inst
The progress of the commission Of Inquiry
into the late revolt still continues. The
trials Of the accused rebels by the civil au-
thorities and privately conducted Inyesti-
cation into the conduct of the Provost Mar
shall at Morante Bay, at whose door most
of the alleged atrocities committed are laid,
form the staple part of the news.
A Paris letter says the French Covert
ment has received dispatches from America
which has put an end to the Mexican ques-
ton.
The terms appear to be those Of our Gov
ernmcnt evacuation within year and non
intervention during the evacuation.
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NV YORK, March Is.

A meeting of those who were Union
prisoners in Charleston, 5. c.. in
lS6l-2, was held at the Metropolitan,
TO make arrangements to tender to Bishop
Lynch. who Is here soliciting funds with
which to rebuild the Orphan Asylum of
Charleston, the proceeds of lecture to be
delivered at the Academy Of Music. The
Bishop was very kind to the prisoners in
Castle Pinckney, leaning them money and
furnishing them with many necessary ar
tieles.
The Times has 4 letter from Mexico which
says it is being generally asserted that NJ.
LanglOis, Minister and Secretary Of Treasury
Of Mexico whose sudden death has been pub
lished was poisoned.
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Quite a sensation has been produced bv a
proposition from Senator Stewart Of Neys-
da, (who has been warm supporter of the
Presidents policy,) for universal suffrage
coupled with universal amnesty. This is
significant.
1t is understood that Government intends
within the next two weeks, to order the
muster out of 10000 colored troops now
stationed in the South.
On the It'll inst, a teacher Of colored
school at Centreville, Nd, was attacked and
shot at by band of white rowdies, and on
Sunday night last the colored church where
he school was held was burned by them.
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Married.

In Richmond the 18th instant by z B. Andrews,
E.q Mr.. Jesse P. Chapman and Miss Mary l. Car
penter both Of Huntington,
Also ON The same day by the same, Mr.. Wiley c.
Brewster and Miss Emma N. sherman both Of
Huntington.
In this city, the 18th Inst, at the Seminary, by
Rev. J X. Converse, Mr.. Otis Snow OF Burlington,
and Miss Carrie A. Baker Of Middlebury, VI
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gegal grtifss.
JAMES MARsHs' Estate.

SAFE OF VERMONT, }DHE Honorable the
Distriet Of Chttsndsn, S. | probate Court for he
District Of Chittenden.
To all persons interested In the e.
sHss OF James Marsh, late Of Jericho, In said
district, deceased,
WHEREAS, said Court has assigned the 9Th day Of
Apth next for the settlement Of the sdministra-
I I9n account Of the executor Of the. last
NJ, ~. snd testament Of said deceased, and ordered
terested In said estate, BY publishing this order
three.weeks successfully previous 70 the day as
nsneo, IN the Burlington Free Press printed In
Burlington, In said district
IHznkyoRE, you are hereby notified TO appear
A. the Probate Court rooms In Burlington. on the
Jay ass gned then and there to contest the Allsv-
anee Of said account II you see cause.
Given under nv hand, this 18th day Of March,
D., 1856.
T. z WALES, Judge
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Feb ..
PERI Us MOTH AND FRECKLE 10

PERI Us MOTH AND FRECKLE 10
TION.-Chloasms, OrMothpatch. (also LiverspOt)
and Lentigo, or Pieckles, often very annoying,
particularly to ladies Of light complexion, Tor the
discolored spots show more plainly the face OF
. blonde than q brun, tie ; but they greatly mar
the beauty Of either and any preparation that
will enectuaIly remove them without ini1ring the
texture color Of the skin is is certainly desds-
ratim. DR.. B. c. Perry, who has made ldiseases
the skin speciality, has discovered . remedy Tor
these diseolorstons which is at prompt. tnfAi-
lible and harmless.
Prepared only BY B. c. PERRY, Dermstologist.
No. - Bond Street, New York, and for sale By Al
druggists price e per bottle. Call for
PERRYS MOTH and FRECKEE LOTION.
Sold by all Druggigts In Burlington.
Dec. Is w6m
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Trustees of the Fund.

ETHE LANDS OF THE COMPANY
consist OF Twelve Hundred acres. at Reno. on the
Allegsny river, in Venango County, Pennsylvania
-fis Asayf Of the On District IN that STATE.
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WAsBINcIoN, March l6.

Gen. Garfield will obtain reconsideration
Of the vote on the Loan bill which will be
recommitted to the committee ON ways and
means and so amended as to secure its pas
cage.
Well informed Irishmen here are confident
that blow was struck for the Independence
of Ireland on Saturday.
One of the clearcst proofs Of the return
ing prosperity OF Charleston, S. c. is that
the receipts from Customs in the month Of
February were S3l ,6ls from that city.
The story telegaphed that Senator Sum-
ner had prolonged interview with Pres.
johnson on Friday evening has not the
slightest foundation.
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WASHINGTON. March l.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has decided
that the Canadian Reciprocity Treaty expires
at midnight on the 18th inst.
Out Ct $50 applications the President yes
terday appointed ten West Point cadets in
accordance with the law empowering the
Executive to appoint ten cadets from the
country at large
Senator Foot's continued illness has
alarmed his friends and serious fears are en-
tertaIned for his recovery.
The defences of Washington north of the
Potomac are to be dismantled. The militia
~ district of East Tennessee has been abol-
ished
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NEw YoRK. March 20.

Mexico advices show that the promised
imperial paci6cation of the county is as far
from realization as ever, and that the Re-
publicans still maintain the contest in near
ly all sections with stubbernness and energy
Not the slightest indication of French evsc-
uation is apparent. Several additional fights
are recorded.
The victory of Gen. Mendez over the Re-
publcans in Michoacan is claimed TO have
been far more important than at first re-
ported.
E1-Lieut. Maury, Maximilian's Minister
Of Colonization, had left for England, and
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WESTERN RESERVE

Mar. l6-davim
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PRnrInENcE March %

The Union Convention of this State met
in this city to-day TO confirm the expressed
will of the people at their primary meetings
that Cen Burnside be the candidate of the
Union party for Governor at the election in
April next.
Gov. Smith who was elected last year by
a nearly unanimous vote at once when the
name Of Gen Burnside was brought for
ward signiied his intention not to he can
didaie and supports the General. The Dem
ocrats also from present appearances will
not make nomination in opposit ion and
the General will doubtless assume the posi-
ton of Governor by nearly the unanimous
vote of the people of Rhode Island.
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NV YORK. Mar. 81

special despatch from Raleigh, n. c.,
says Major Gees case will last until June
The citizen convicted by military COM
mission at Richmond of murder Of Union
soldiers, has been released by the Sec. Of
War, because of clerical error in the re-
port.
The Freedmen's Bureau in Va. and n. c.
have turned all criminal cases over to the
civil Courts
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ROOT RoOTf ROOTi


READ HEAD READ!
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changes it from gray 10 IT, original color IN three
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scalp is delightfully."- perfamed cures baIdnes- aud
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No other preparation for the hair cult.ils csi-chis
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oRRIN SKINNER & Co, sole Froqristors,
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A decision was given yesterday by the
Superior Court, making U S. Treasury note
equal in every respect to gold. The Judge
decided that all debts can lie satisfied b
ender of payment in Treasury notes.
The Assembly yesterday passed an hou
abor bill, with an amendment excepting ag-
riculturc and team labor.
A Havana letter reports revolutionary
outbreak by % young men at Villa Clara
near Sagua. Twelve of them were captured
by Governm ent troops; IL were still at
large.
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NEW YoPK. Mar. 10

\ dispatch from Montreal says there is
less excitement, though preparations to re-
sist attack were proceeding.
A Cabinet council has been held, presided
over by the Gov. General.
kilograms were received from the Gov
errors of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia
The first said a resolution advising confeder-
alton had passed the upper House unani-
mOusly and a similar result was expected in
the Lower.
The citizens are rapidly enrolling them
selves.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR LIFE !

| WHITING THE FEET is the most prolific esuse n,
disease and death known to humanity. IL is al
ms. sere % orins on eold and colds, neglected
coughs and fatal consumptions. II Is in recogui-
ton Of this truth that the inventive talent Of the
| country has Tor years beon devising some method
or attempting ~ devise it, for keeping the feetdrv
and yet that should not give Inconvenience TO the
wearer. Rubber shoes, in one form or another have
nIthef'O oeen our reliance but IL Is well known
as among their many evils, that while they ke,n
the ieet dry from external moisture they sweat
them over much, and by thus inducing an undue
tenderness increase a susceptibility to colds rather
than otherwise. They are also cumbersome 10 ~.
feet, and withal are very expensive. The demand
Is Tor something that shall make the ordinary Boot
and shoe impervious to water, without affecting
their elegance or durability. and II possible with
out adding sensibly to the cost Of their manufac-
ture These will be conceded are most i'm nortan.
features; and We conscientiously affirm that thew
are absolutel yattaned In the Invention hereUitb
presented 20 the public.
The invention consists In inserting betueen N.
inner aud out " sole, when the boot is making A
thin METALLIC PLATE, exceedingly ductils combip-
Ing nexibility with tOughness, very light and
every way adapted TO the end desired, while the |
additional expense Is merely nominal. Il Furnishes
perfect barrier against the admission Of wet or
dAmpness, though the feet may be exposed ever 40
long upon wet psvements or damp ground
To ladies and children the metallic SoIxs will he
OF nealeulable value, from their habits Of life
and decaey or dress they are particularly exposed
TO the long train OF ills that attend upon an made
qua te projection 10 the feet.
These solcs have already been tried by the best
o. all tests. ACTUAL USE. and the testimonial, 10
their merits freely preferred, indicate that they
must be speedily and universally adopted by the
public. The Patent Metallic Soled Boots and hoes
are being introduced into the leading Boot and |
Shoe Stores throughout the United States and will
uppant all forms OF oyershoes except possibly for
ieep mud or snow, they become known. Be |
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MAKER does not happen 70 have them. he can pro-
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end yourself 70 tie inventor dollar and thirty
ents, and obtain six pair, assorted sizes With right
o use, which VIII be promptly forwarded by mall
r express prepaid. and which can be made up by
ny shoemaker in the county. Agencies win be
stat lished in every city and village, and supplied
nth SOles and proprietary stamps, at schsdule ,
rices, and literal commission allowed on sales
,lso General Agencies for States appointed on au-
LEGATION, with proper testimonials 10 the inventor
SAMUEL ]. SEELY,
General Depot corner City Hall Place and Read :
.reet New York
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BUY ME AND I'LL DO YOU GOOD
DR.. L-9.NGLEF'S
Root and Herb Ritters.

A STANDARD MEDICINE without the pos
"a sibility Of doubt the best remedy known
for the following and all kindred diseases Indi-
gestion, Costiveress, Liver Complaint, Piles,
ache, Heartburn, Dyspepsia, Dizziness, serciula,
Salt Rheum, Languor, LAIness, Debility, Jaundiee.
Flatuleney. Humors, Foul stomach, &c.
By the timely use Of this mod ieine the blood is
purified. The appetite is restored The system is
strengthened. The liver is invisorAt, d. The
breath is sweetened. The complexion is beauiifed
And the general health is restored.
A gentle laxative. An agreeable tonic. A
plendid appetizer. A Harmless. stimulant \ re-
yiver Of dropping spirits.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK
NEw YORK March Is.
By TELEGRAPH.

A Washington despatch says the King of
Belgium has sent an embassy to Washing
ton to announce his accession to the throne
of that Kingdom.
The Cabinet held a special session yester-
day.
1t is stated that the removal Of Comptrol-
Ter Clarke was under elaboration.
The Ways and Means Committee will
probably allow the increased tax to remain
Is it is. 1t will increase the import duty on |
foreign wines at least 100 per cent.
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LIBERATION NOTICE.

LvNOW all men!by these presents that Alonro
N Bailey, now Of Fort Edward, n. Y, formerly
Of Milton. Vt, do hereby authorize ny son Elisha
Bailey Of Milton Vt. now q minor, TO do any and
all business on his own account, 10 make any
and all contracts with any and all persons in his
own name and for his own benefit, and to sue for
and collect his own wages Tor his own
services, heretofore or hereafter rendered by him
TO any person or persons whatever, and / hereby
give said Elisha his time and release him from al
claim might have upon him for his services /:
ana also release all other persons from all claims
might have on them for the work Of said Elisha.
Dated March g. ls66.
Sworn 10 before me the 9Th day Of March 1856
JANss NcISrrRE. Justice Of the peace. v39v3
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"MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR
RESTORER.

RESTORER.
Would you have daik and lustrous locks. and vie
With beauty's queen, the goddess Of the sky
Or isyour beauty fading to decay,
Your raven tresses passing fast away,
Or is age drawing too untimely near
Do silvery locks upon your head appear
Then why Of youthful beauty, why despair
When there's balm for every silvery hair
Times sorrows, fever's rayAges it blesses-
sure restorer Of those missing tresses,
From her bright locks the immortal name it won
or Hair Restorer MARINA WASHINGTON :"
Then HE to tbe Store-just across the way,
And get bottle with the least delay.
SOLD EVERYWHERE Price 500.
SIAONDS AGO., Proprietors.
FitEwllliam n. II.
March I2. WY
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BACHELORS HAIRDYE

THE BEST IN THE WORLD. Harmless. relLA
BILE, instantaneous. the only perfect dye. No ds
appointment, no ridiculous tints, true to nature.
black or brown. Gensiae IigHed ViLlisn A.
Bs,elslor. Also, RessnerAted extract Of millsaeur
preserves and beauties the hair, preserves bald
nets. Sold by all druggists. Factory 81 BARCLAY
shy davIy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-03-23

BURLISGToSBUsINEss CoLLEGE.-Thisinstitu
ton IS designed to impart to young men a sound
practical business education which shall ct
them for active duty in any department Of bust
ness. The College Monthly with all information
may be obtained by addressing Bryan Strstton
and Hoyt, Burlington Vt.
Burlington Sept. 1865 wifi
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NV YoRK. March 81.

Washington despatch says Senators
Foot and Dixon are growing more seriously
Ill. There is little hope Of the recovery Of
the former.
IL was currently reported last night that
the President had signifed his determine
ton to veto the Civil Rights bill.
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WON'T Use ANY OTHER.

The last an the best the right article finally !;
Verybody likes it : is purely vegetable restores
grey hair in four weeks. or money refunded. 1t
will do 1t every time. Three applications will cure
all humors Of the scalp. Ask for FEBSTER'S
yEGETABLE HAIR LNTIGoRAEOR, and don't take
any other.
FOR SAFE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
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BosroS, March l6

a full Company Of the Sd US. heavy
artillery from Fort Warren will leave this
city for Burlington Vt. this afternoon.
Burlington Is where the Fenian demon
stration is to take place tomorrow and many
Fenians it is stated have already left this
State to attend the meeting.
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GENTLEMEN Having had frequent occasions to use
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER
FOR collie IN HORSES.
and seeingit used by others, 1 can say that re-
gard it as the best preparation extant when tried
in time, in the first stages If that very prevalent
complaint. l recommend all persons who have. or
use horses, to have it constantly on hand for
Of emergency.
For the human family, both as internal and
external remedy, the Pain Killer is 80 iavorably
known that 1t IL almost useless to call attention to
it
Truly yours,
s. STEWART, Druggist Hebron, o.
Feb 25. vino
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sroRMING THE srRoNcUoIns

Of prejudice and Misrepresentation, and carrying sll
before it cRIsrADoRo's HAIR DYE pursues its march
Of success. Like those Of the Union its eolors are
the exposures OF every eve, its victories LEAVE
STAIN. 1t turns Thousands Of heads, and charms in
Vulnerable hearts. Containing no caustie element,
it inJure the hair or bemish the skin. Man
ufactured by J. CRISTADORO, No, Astor House,
NeW-York. Sold BY druggists. Applied by al
Hair Dressers. davlm.
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CHARLES MCNEIL's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, (V,HE Hon. the Pro-
plsIHIer oy cHIrrrSDKs, S. i bate Court for the
District Of Chittenden.
az persons interested in the estate OF Charles
neNie late or ChAcio,te, in said District. deceas
Whereas, said Court hath ASSIGNED tbe an d,
otAPrI next FOR the setteme Mt Of the adninistrH-
noneooount Of the eIesseos OF the last VIII and
I1Ament OF Chsrles Mcneil deceased, and ordered
mat public notice thereof be given 70 Al persons
.eiesteo IN said estate, by publishing this order
tnree WEEKS excessively previous to the day as
Burlington, in sAid District -
A. Ipereiore, you are hereby notified to appear at
me rlooate Court rooms, in Burlington, on the
Jay assigned, then and there TO CONTEXT The .Il1v
snce OF said account. II you see cause
A d. 1856. ~
T. Z. WALES. Judgs
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STATE OF VERMONT.
ARTICULATION

w HEREAS The Bank Of Burlington, corpe-
w ration duly Incorporated By the Legislature
OF the state OF Vermont located and doing busi-
ness at Burlington, in the County Of Chittenden has
made application to me requesting me 10 issue
proclamation designating some day for the terrnin
alton Of the existence Of said corpOrationi and
Whereas, II has been made TO appear TO me that
two-thirds Of the legal votes Of the stockholders
of said corporation were given in favor Of said ap-
plieati,n.
Now, therefore, /. Paul Dillingham;, governor OF
the State Of Vermont. in conformity with said ap
lcstion and the provisions OF sections eighty-six
and eighty-seVen OF chapter eighty Of the
General Statutes Of Vermont, do hereby issue m
proclamation and declare that the Fifteenth
day Of September, A ID. $50, the said corporation
OF the Bank OF burlington shall cease 10 exist as
fully and with the same effect II its charter eI-
pire dby the Limitation therein.
In witness whereof / havehereunto signed my
name and caused the seal ofthe state 70 be
hereunto affixed, in Executive Chamber in
fLsI Waterbury. this Twelfth day OF March, In the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-six. and OF the Independence Of the
United States this ninetisth.
PAUL DILLINGHAM;.
By the Governor,
CHAs 81. GAY,
Secretary OF Civil and Military Afsirs.
March l3-w6m
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sILAs BENHAM's ESTATE.

District Of Chittenden, ss Il Probate Cont liz.
In and for the District Of Chittenden
All persons Interested In the estate OF sal..
GRsrrIss.
WHkhsAs, said Court hath assigned he 2-th d.y
o. March Inst. for the settlement Of the .dmini.-
trstion account Of the Executor Of the l.,t vili
and testament OF said deceased, and ordered thai
public notice thereof be given TO all persons inter
ettea IN said estate by publishing this order three
ueeks successvely previous 20 the day assigned IN
me burlington Free Press, printed in Burlington,
IEkskHoRx, you arc hereby notified 10 appear At
the Probate Court rooms. IN BurIin~top ~ a.
Jay assigned, then and there TO contest the allow
anee OF said account, II you see GAUGE
d. 1866. VI --A's"' a.
x,-, TIE. WALES, Judge.
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NOTICE.

I HEREBY give notice that have given my son
Il Darwin e. French his time during his minority,
and shall claim none OF his earnings moi pay any
debt OF his contracting after this date.
LEVI FRENCH.
Undtrhill, March IS. ls66-w39W3.
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NOTICE.

Is thereby given that have this dAy given my
4 son James Sherman his time the remainder Of
his minority and therefor forbid all personsc trust
ing OF harhOrir him my account, fOrI shall not
pay any debts q his contraction AFTER this date.
ARNOLD SHERMAN
Huntington, March 2lst. w5w'
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JOY TO THE WORLD

IHh INTRODUCTION OF
PERRY D1FTS' PAN KILLER.
To the suffering humanity OF this age, has relieved
more pain and caused more real joy than any
other one thing that can be named.
The ApOthecary hnds it first among the medicines
called for, and the Wholesale Druggist consider, 1t
aleadipg article OF his trade. All the dealers in
medicine speak alike in its favor and its reputa-
ton as a medicine Of great merit is fully and per-
mansntly established.
March 2g win