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The Heralds Calais dispatch says that or
account Of the arrival OF L. S. troops, nj
British troops were landed at ST. Andrews.
The Herdlds PASSPORT dispatch says the
remain schooner Troy has been again seized
oy the authorities, and last night quantity
Oh arms were taken off her by FenIans IN
boats with mufied oars, under tie guns of
the WinOoski.
The rest of the arms were sent to Fort Sui
Ivan to-day by order Of Gen. Meade. who
announced his intention to enforce the neu-
trality laws, and that more troops are en-
route for the frontier
Mr.. Killian left suddenly on the Boston
boat
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NEw YORK, April "a

The steamship America from Southamp-
ton, April llth, has arrived at Quarantine.
The steamship Africa arrived out on the
9Th. The ship Eliza from New York
for Bremen was run into and sunk of Port
land. All hands but one man persisted.
The Times Paris correspondent says
Marshal Neil who commands one of the
greatest French military divisions, had in
teryiews with the Emperor in Paris. 1t is
inferred that if war breaks out between
Prussia and Austria, a corps of observation
would be formed on the Rhine, Marshal
Neil commanding.
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The Prussian reply to Austria made
an extremely unfayorable impression at
Venice. Austria re-iterates her demands in a
note OF the 3lst ult. and expresses the hope
that Prussia will explain the meaning Of
warlike preparations.
The Italian ambassador in a despatch to
Florence declares that war is inevitable
Italy Is preparing in the event Of a war to
attack Austria in Nenetia.
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New Publications.

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BOVINE GREEN. Anil u

Considerable excitement exists hero about
a murder committed by a negro.
The Sheriff arrested the murderer. when
mob attempted % rescue him ana hang him.
\ lew soldiers cane 70 the assistance Of
TIE Sheriff and are now rcpelling the mob,
wAo are falling hack. but gathering in
strength. The Sheriff has telegrnphed to
Louisville for more troops.
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In Alabama there Is danger Of starvation
as well as in Georgia.
Judge Wyeth, a prominent and highly
respected citizen Of Guntersville, Ala, re-
presents the condition of section as pIuabie
in the extreme. Three cases Of actual starry
alton had already occurred, and hundreds
must perish If relief Is not speedily afforded.
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Died

At his residence in North Ferrisburgh, on Thurs
day, April 18th. Mr.. NICHOLAS GuISDOS, in the I'D
year Of his age.
In South Burlington on Friday morning, April
goth, John Van Sieklen, aged 70 years.
Funeral on Sunday next at q O'Clock P. NJ. at
his late residence inSouth Burlington.
In WillistOn, april 20, Wright Clark, aged 70
years and II months.
In this city, Thursday. April 18th, at the resi-
dcnce Of her son in-law, John Liscum, Mrs. Dorcas
Hamilton, widow Of the late Dea. Hamilton, aged
7e years.
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LNOR LE-It is now we'll known that the
Il color Of Queens e. a great extent has much t.
do with their purity. The black or brown Queens
now so extensively sold BY others, MAY be pure
But the gold or hight colored ones are qlraVs purs
Having been 20 a great expense TO obtain the most
pure Queens Of late importatiOns and made extern
siye arrangements, and secured one Of the hes,
Italian Bees cultivatOrs in this country 70 assis-
me-that am now prepared 70 furnish the GOLD
or LIGHT COLoRXD Queens at reasonable rates and
will warrant all Queens sent 70 have paired with
the pure Italian prone, and will further warrant
the mai1rty OfwOrker bees reared from said Queens
TO bear three distinct stripes orands after they are
two weeks old and disteuded with h0rey.
When their progeny j. proved other
wise, will forward another Queen free. on the
receipt Of stamp to pay return postage, ! will
forward my Bee-keepers Almanac Of 70 pages and
Italian circular giving full particulars
NOIE.-AQ persons are forbidden TO copy after anyof
these cuts. or get them copied or use them in any
manner OF form, under the penalty Of the law as
THESE cuts are Copy Righfsd
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San FRANCISCO Alru 10
Dispatches dated March 23i, received to-
day from Mazatlan. state that the French
army. 100 strong. reinforced IRON Topic,
met Gems Corona and Rcbi three miles from
Mazatlan. Aftera severe battle, the French
were entirely defeated with the loss Of 700
killed and wounded, $50 were scattered, and
the reminder returned to Mas2tian.
All the streets in Mlzltan are barricaded
and there were but little doubts that the
Republicans would soon occupy the place.
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NELSON w. FAIRCHILD.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, }VVHF [. t.,rslIa fF.
District Of Clittelleu.ss{ | rrola-s Cont I'D
the District Of Chi,teuden.
To all persons interested ln thr estate Of Ne. r.
". Fairchild, late Of Miltoc, in said Dist. "a
deceased.
GREETING.
Whereas. said Court hath assizreL The 81 duv
Of Nav next for the slttlem. ntof the sc1niuistra
ton account Of the administrator Of the
estate Of said deceased, and ordered that
public notice thereof he given O. oil persons
interested in said estate, by PUBLISHING this order
three weeks 81 -cessively previous 20 the day as
signed, IN the Burlington Free Pres printed ll
Burlington, in said District.
Therefore, you are hereby notified 60 sppclf A.
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington on he
day assigned then and there 20 contest the all "
ance Of said account, II you see cause
Given under ny han this 18th day OF April, 4
d. 1866.
T. E. WALES, Judge.
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NEW YORK. April u

Y dispatch from Charleston, ). {. SAYS a
mutiny had occurred on board bark Scotland
lying in the stream bound tor Liverpool
The crew refused 20 work and assaulted the
officers with sheathkniyes. The first mate
fired on them, killing one and seriously
wounding another.
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SAY FRANcIsco. April y

The Chamber OF Commerce has adopted
and telegraphed to the California delegation
in Congress, resolutions requesting under a
suspension Of rules. the passage Of law
making it a felony to ship or transport nitro
glycer Inc within the United States en- Amer
can vessels
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CAUTION
NE eovERxnExr ENDORSEMENT.

THE GOVERNMENT ENDORSEMENT.
In order to guard against dangerous impOsitionE,
the pnblie are requested to take especial note Of
the beautiful engraved proprietary stamp, through
which the Government Of the United States official
ly authenti> ates every bottle Of HOSTETTER'S
BlTTERS This shisld, thrown by the Government
over the propretors and the public for their joint
protection. is placed esnspicuously the cork
and over the neck Of each bottle, and cannot fail
10 strike the eye Of the most casual observer.
Nothing that purports to be Hostetters Bitters
can be genuine unless the stamp is there
1t is also proper to state that the Btters are sold
exclusively in glass and never under any eircum-
stances by the gallon or the barrel Impostors and
imitators are abroad, and the only safeguard the
public has against tlem is to see that the Bitters
they buy bear the engraved label and note Of hand
OF Messrs. Hostetter Smith. and the stamp above
mentioned. April 27-dawlw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-04-27

Mexican reports are very much mixed,
everything depending upon the credIbility
possessed 10y correspondents.
Those inclined towards the Liberal side
assert that IN the recent battles near Mazat-
ian the lmperialists were totally routed,
while Consul CULLEN asserts that the re.
ports are absolutely false.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-04-27

DRANDRETH'S PILLS. COsTIVENESS, DIAR-
ID RHEA.-TheY are taken up by the absOrbents
and carried into the circulation, through which
medium they are conveyed to every part Of the boz
dY.
If the pain affects the joints single dose produ-
ees remarkable benefits. And the same rule applies
to eostiveness, diarrhea and dysentery; though
with the last named they may be required night
AMI morning for days before decided relief is
obtained. In affections Of the lungs, throat head
and Pleurisy, the relief is certain the excretorY
organs throw of with ease the phlegm, and the
breathing becomes freer. Spasmodic asthma is Of
ten cured by a single dose
dAHIm
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WistGllaneoas.
STATE OF VERMONT.
ARTICULATION.

w HEREAS. The Farmers and Mechanics Bank
w corporation duly incorporated by the Leg
stature Of the state Of Vermont l0c ltet and do
inE business at Burlington in the County Of Chit
tenden, has made application t" lac requesting me
70 Issue proclamation DESIGNATING some day FOR
the termination OF the existence oil said corpora
ton
And whereas, IL has been made & appear % me
that tvo-thirds Of the legal votes n the stock
holders Of said corporation were given in favor u
said application
Now. therefore, /. Paul Dillingham;. Governor
Of the State Of Vermont. in conformity with s,id
application and the provisions OF sections eighty
SIX and eighty seven Of chapter eighty -uine II the
General Statutes Of Vermont, do hereby issue nv
proclamation and declare that on the Tenth day
OF September, \ d, 1866, the said corporation Of
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank shall cease t.
exist. "a fully and with the same effect a. 10 IL
charter expired by the Limitation therein.
In witness whereof, have hereunto sIsrei nv
name ami caused the seal Il the State % De
hereunto affixed, in Executive Chamber a.
Waterbury, this Eighth DAY of March IN the
Isl year Of cur Lord thousand eight hundred
and sixty-six. and Of the independence Of the
United States the uinetieth.
PAUL DILLINGHAM;.
By the Governor,
CHAS. NJ GAY,
Secretary Of Civil and Military Fairs
March 2I-Wtsept 10th
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Gen. Candy has refused to permit the is
suance Of writs Of habeas corpus to Treasu-
~ Cotton Agents charged with frauds upon
the Government.
The crcvssses below the city are widening
and the leyee Commissioners are making an
effort T. stop the flood.
The food above, Is also increasing.
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PERRr-s MorH AND rRECkLE 10

TION.-Chloasma, or3iotlpatch, .liso Liverspot,)
and Lcnt.so, or Freesles are oi,ea very annoy in,
particularly 20 ladies af ii-ht 0mplexion, iar the
discoloTed spots show more plaiuly On the face Of
blonde than trun' tie tu. they greatly mar
the beauty ~ either and aly preparation that
viii eaectually remove them without iaiurin- the
texture ~ color u tie s.u .s l certainly beside
ratim. Or. i. C.. Perry, WHO las made diseaseso
the skin a speciality, has discovered a remedy for
these discolorut5ns which BE- 90 once prompt iniAl-
lihle ana harmless.
Prepared only ty H. q. PERRY. Is-matelosist.
No 81 Bona street. Sew a-s. and i.r ale hy all
druggists, price per bottle. C4UGr
PERRY'S MOTH and FRECR-E LOTION.
S.ldby al Druggists -a rar,.a-tau.
Dee. D.. wfm
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BrOwn;s bronchial TrOches

HAVING DIRECT INFLUENCE on The PARTS, GIVE
IMMEDIATE RELIzF.
70 Bronchitis. Asthma. Catarrh, Con
sumpiive and Throat Diseases,
TRoCHEs ARE UsED WITH ALWAYS coon SUCCESS
SING Frs AND PUBLIC SPEAKERs
will find T-oesss useful u clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking. and relieving
the throat after an unusual exertion OF the vocal
organs. The Troess. are recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. Being
an article true merit and having Vrorea their
efficacy by a test u many wears, each year find
them in new locslte,in various parts OF the world
and the Troebss are universally pronounced better
than other articles.
OBTAlS only Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs,' and
DO not take any Of the WorfLi,'' iu,if1fioH' that
may he offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States, and
Foreign Countries, st 3s cents per box.
Oct %
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\ despatch from Elsport, Ne, says the
warehouse on Indian Island was burnt and
destroyed last night by supposed Feniaus. to
whom Its owners, American citizens. have
become obnoxious
Another English gunboat arrived to-day.
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Cattlo-A mnch better quality o. Cattle at mar
ket this week than for some time past rather better
than last week. sales were made quick. but at q
reduction Of about SOC y cwt. There were nearly
twice the number brought in that there we're one
week ago, portion Of which were Western, driven
from Brighton. One drover had two car loads Of
good looking Steers that arrived directly at Cam
bridge from Chicago,
Sheep and Lambs-We don't remember when we
have seen So few Sheep brought in at Medford
as this morning. The principal part came In over
the Fiichburg road. The quality we consider Ordin-
arv, not even equal 20 last week. Sale were dull
the butchers said that there was no money made on
Mutton last week the Boston markets were full
and IL was hard 90 obtain what the butchers call
decent price. TIE dr1yers don't like the state Of
things but prices Will tall although not so fast as
we expected.
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NV YORK. April 20.

-. - =
The ITItune's special dispatch from East
port, Me-, says There Is no excitement and
the presence Of a few Fenians organizing
circles is the foundation Of the sensation.
The Worlds dispatch from CALAIS reports
the excitement immense over nothing. Sew
enteen Fenisns compose the right wing un-
der Capt. Gainey, and the left rests at East
port under Capt. Doyle.
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some Of the speeches made to the colored
people Yesterday, were very radical. Rev.
DR.. Gannett, colored clergyman prayed for
Congress. Messrs. Sumner and Stevens IN
particular. He evidently alluded to the
Presidents attempt 90 disparage Congress
and leading auti-slavery men. There Is but
one opinion among Republicans Of the Pres
idont's speech, and il is that it was very
egotistlcal and very mean.
The Senate Republicans are privately DIS
cussing the propriety OF cxpelling McDou-
gal for drunkenness. There Is no doubt
that he ought to be expelled, but it will be
hard to obtain the necessary two-thirds
for it.
Iu view Of the threatening state of affairs
McDougall made a most humble apology IN
the Senate yesterday.
The city authorities here are making ex-
ira exertiOns to meet the cholera. If it
should break out here 10 June 1t Is not pro-
bable that Congress would remain in session
long, as large majority Of the members are
compelled TO stay in close packed hotels anC
boarding houses.
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THE WORLDS OPINION OF HOSTEL
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Touching the Bitters this grand fact Is clear,
Their fame fills all the Western Hemisphere.
known in all lands, washed by its oceans twain
Health, hope and vigor follow in their train.
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NEW ORLEANS, April 10.

NEW ORLEANS, April ~:
The press demand the release of the rebel
DR.. Gwin from Fort jackson
The cotton prospects are still bad. Most
Of the land must be replaDted
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