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Cu.RIEsp RRowN.s ESTATE.

p fTsfs If = chitlenasa Probate coar, for
the District Of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate Of Charles
P. Brown OF Willist0n. in said District
GREgTIyG.
WHEREAS application hath been made To TIN ?
Court in writing. bN the guardian Of said ward 10
license TO sell tire whole Of the real estate 81 sal
ward setting forth therein that his said Sard o. n
an undivided half II the real and personal estate
whereof stephen VI. Brown, late q Hlllist'n, %
said district deceased, situate N sail = Il - 4,
subiest L. the right f dover aud HOMESTEAD 4 The
widow Of said deceased therein, said zeal estate
consist n u tie home farm ~ Ut . acres.
hill farm Of $50 acres ami the Barber lot of51 re-
and T. az 4 would be conducive The intNft- 10
said ward that the same be sold and Gu yesteI at'
And thereus, n the said Court appointed an a.
signed the 81 day + Nav, a Is ., at the frt sie
Court r, ous in said dIstrict. T. ds&r an eritie
up-,n sid amp icati and order that p4" lic "-
ice Thereof b. ziven . all persons nt.f->. ~
therein publish n this order three NC h. u e
.ively In the Bufu gt0n Zee Press, lu'~ p..c-
~bich crcuiates 81 the nei- htorhOOd of those u--
sons tcrestei IN rel . al OF wtich pa atom
shall be previous 10 the tine appointed ioT h--i-
inS. , -
sid Courr at the tire snd Vi &c sior-s ~, thea
and there 20 oniSct to the granting % sach 7vn'e
If you see cause.
Given under M hand. al the Probate Court
rooms this 18th day u April A u s6n
T z WALES, Judge
v42-3
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NEWS OF THE WEEK
BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON. Anrll u.

" AoHINuIUNi hIIII Il
The Her0td's EastpOrt despatch of the
Ilth, says another English war ship, max
ing three altogether, and revenue cutter,
had arrived during the last - hours
Several hundred Fenians had quartered
themselves at Calais and other places.
There has been a mysterious disappear
anee Of several cannon brought here by I'M
known. There is tremendous excitement at
st. Andrews, and volunteers are deserving,
while numerous mysterious disappearance
OF numbers Of lrishmen in frontier towns
are rumored. They are supposed to have
Joined the Fenians. Whole families are
flying from the border.
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Married.

In Burlington at the American Hotel on the 18th
inst, BY Rev. Z. Mix, MI william b. Hodges, Of
mond.
In Westford April 10th by Rev e B. Chamberllu,
CaTmi osgoOd and Mar tina Jane Woodruff, both o
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NEW YORK. Aurll Is,

Clement c. Clay was yesterday released by
order of the President, on condition that he
reports when called for.
The steamer City Of Norwich of the New
London and New York line. came IN collision
with the schooner Gen :. Van Nliot Of
Huntington, at O'Clock this \. NJ.
The schooner struck her mid
ship cutting her through. The water
rising on the steamer lifted her fires,
20 that they communicated with the wood
work, and the steamer was entirely de-
stroyed.
She had about 80 persons N board, about
10 OF whom were saved by boats. The re-
mainder are supposed to be lost.
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ERRORS OF YOUTE.

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
D,bility, Premature Decay, and all the effects OF
youthful indiscretion. will for the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need it, the recipe
and directions r.making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. suiferes wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience, can do so by address,
ing, in perfect confidence. JOHN B. OGDEN,
w3m.' No, 10 Chamber St, New. York.
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DEarH OF Hon. d. 5. DICKINsoS.-Hon,
Daniel 5. Dickinson. Attorney General Of
the State Of New York, died at New York
on the evening 0. April 10Th, aged 90
years. He had been for thirty years prom
inent politician of the State, and leader IN
the old Democratic party-had been Lieut.
enant Governor Of the State. and United
States Senator. He held to the party and
sustained all its prominent measures, till the
rebellion brok out. Then he took boldly and
resolutely the side of the Government against
those who rebelled against it and all who
gave them sympathy or apology.
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vf2E3.
yrIsoY w. F,IRCHILD,s ESTATE.

STATE or VERMoSr, (I'HE Honorable the
District Of Chittenden.ss} 4 Probate Court Tor
the District Of Chittenden.
To ali persons interested in the estate q Nelson
W Fairchild late Of Milton, in said District
deceased.
GREETiys.
Whereas said Court hath sssisi ed the 81 day
Of May next for the settems tof the adm. nlstrs-
ton account Of the administrator Of the
estate OF said deceased, and ordered that
public notice thereof be given u all persons
Interested in said estate BY publishing this order
three weeks su -cessively previous to the day as-
signed in the Burlington Free Press, printed IN
Burlington, in said District
Therefore, You are hereby notified 20 appear At
the Probate Court rooms in Burlington, the
day assigned then and there 70 contest the al -
ance Of said account il you see cause
Given under my han this !-th Cas- OF April, 4
ID. 1906
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as the first does to the west, will lie between
him and Representative Morrill, The lat
ter, as one of the most experienced and use
ful members of the House, certainly deserves
promotion to the upper branch if he desires
1t AT any rate, Vermont ought not to al
low him togo out of Congress. lie is her
best present contribution to the country
Springfield Republican
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:. MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR
RESTORER.

Would you have dark and lustrous locks. and vie
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Or is your beauty fading to decay,
Your raven tresses passing fast away
Or is age drawing too untimely nearl
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March u.
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COLLEGE ST. CHuRCH-Styles has, among
his admirable views of noted buildings and
places in Vermont, one of the new Congre-
gatiOnal Church on College street. 1t is
adapted either for the stereoscope or carte de
vIsite, and those who are interested in the
church will do well to supply themselves.
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HNEsBURGH WOODEN FAcroRY.-N. L.
Boynton, late of the firm of Boynton and
Mead, OF Starksboro, has purchased for S.
600 the interest of P. D. PeIcival in the
Woolen Factory, formerly owned by Dow &
Perciyal, in Hinesburgh
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH:
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forwarded BY ma il. free Of poataseto any III
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BATCHELOR,s HAIRDyE

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The MURDER TRIAL-We remember no pre-
vious case before our County Court, that ex-
cited such interest as that of the remarkable
trial which occupied last week The atroci-
ty Of the murder, and the mystery attending
Mot yet fully dispelled, for though ajury
has pronounced the prisoner Ward guilty of
murder, no adequate motive for the crime,
on his part, has as yet been legally shown
aroused wide and intense interest
throughout the County. The court room
was filed to its utmost capacity of sitting
and standing room throughout the trial, and
the proceedings, given in full by our daily
papers, were eagerly read and scrutini1ed
and discussed by thousands.
That tie verdict has in all respects fully
satisfied public opinion, no one will claim.
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LIVE Stock N VERMONT. - \ year ago
there were 10 900 horses in Vermont, the
value Of which was S3,753,S3s. There were
of cattle and oxen I52,09j, valued at So
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,x,prwIcuLEy.s Estate.

JlrE. the Subscribers. having been app in'es -
w The Uouorable the Probate Court Tor the Dis
trict Of Chttendeu, Commissioners % receive, tI
snline and adjust the claims ald demands q Al
persons, against the e-tate = hn1rrN J. .lIies'
H., ~ Iercbo in said district, represented iuspi
vent. and also all claims and demands e1h!ai ed IN
offset thereto and six months ron the ~ the
GATE hereof, being allowed ny .aid Court 10 ttss
rno,. We 90 therefore hereby give notice, that
ri attend to the business ofour appoInt-zert NJ e
S.eling Of widow Lucretia Ciiley u Je i'no, u Sal
district On the third Tuesdays 81 Nav aad hn-uil
1eYt nj no o'clock A. a., q each o. said days
Date this DIST day Of February, A. n, 90
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NAVIGATION OPES.-TAe Line Boats com
mouec tLcir regular uips to-day, leaving
Burlington for the South at 9.45 P. NJ, and
FIR the North at P. u. The Montreal,
Capt. Mayo. runs the Ferry, leaving for
Port Kent and Piattsburgh at \. II.
d-iIy
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hASHlNCTON- AZ III INtn.
President johnson sand last evening ~ a
gentleman from New England that he hoped
the Senate would confirm the nomination OF
Judge Stansbury, who Is appointed from Ken
lucky. where his family reside AT Coyington.
as the Judge could then at once open L. 5
Court at Nashville, before which JEFF. Davis
can be tined on the charge Of treason. II
this cannot be done, the Attorney General
will he directed to have the trial instituted
IN Virginia. But the President thinks that
il Davis Is not convicted and
sentenced for treason, be will still
be amenabe to the laws Of the land for
completely in the assassinationiplot.
Senator McDougall will be called to ac-
count for the language used by him On Tues
day.
1t Il understood that Gov Morgan and
other Senators do not approve of the nomin-
alton Of Mr.. Smythe as collector Of the port
of New York.
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CHEyALIER,s LIFE FoRTHE HAIR.

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measuring about four cubic feet
were taken from the steamers deck to the
place where the explosion occurred. Forty
men are now engaged in removing the ru-
ins
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY An essay Of
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Special aoiitcs.
ECONOMY TO ATTENDTo EARLY
k1l,I;IiYETII;l!liX

efiectualy presents injury to clothes &c from Moths
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IF tbere Is discrepancy in the testimony
of witnesses. YOU can consider the character
of both rartIes, to determine which line o.
conduct is likely TO have been the one really
taken.
The Court also charged the jury as re-
qucsted by the 10th of Mr.. French's points,
saying - this proposition is also correct ;
proof of guilt must he established beyond
douht,-not captious but reasonable doubt.
And this in regard to all the facts; the
whole case must be made out.
The good character Of the respondent may
always be considered.
The question for the Jury Is one of facts,
to decide whether this man Is guilty of
crime or what crime; and in considering
whether it be murder, it's to be remembered
thatan act may be done hastily and vet DELHI
Jrately. If the respondent after the blow IN
BIZ face, shut his door, went after his gun.
came back and opening the door again fred.
i'll question whether the act was not a
efficiently deliberate one it Is for YOU to
ildge Of from the circumstances.
The jury, after a short absence. returned
verdict Of NOT GUILTY, and Faulkner
was Immediately discharged.
The following criminals were then arraign-
I'd and plead guilty:
Peter Good, adultery.
Sarah Jane Bizhy,
George Lavigne, larceny
Willie johnson,
WEDNESDAY, April Is.
The criminal cases being all disposed Of the per
sons convicted were today brought into Court |
to receive sentences. which were as follows:
Peter Coed and Mary Jane Bixby, for adul-
trv. one year in State Prison.
Geo. Scribner for assault and battery, fined
$50, and to he confined in Jail til paid
Leauder Freeman for resisting an officer, one
year IN State Prison.
Geo. Layigne 70 theft, one year in State
Prison.
Lester Rockwell. for horse stealing, two years
in State PRS 4.
Joseph Farmer, for theft, one year in State
Prison.
The case Of ALERT Bradbury, charged with
horse stealing, was continued TO next term. All
Of the above pleaded guilty but Freeman.
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Wy ANTED-Agents in every town, for the best
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HOUSEHOLD NJ s-sSii
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HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY Exists FOR TIE gss
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STATE OF VERMONT, }(thitt. Co. CLERKS
DISTRICT OF CHiTTENprS, So ~ once second
Tuesday in April. A. ID. 1855.
L, J. 5. Adams Clerk OF Chittenden County Court,
having this second Tuesd ~ in April A. d. $500,
duly opened sorted and counted the votes cast by
the freemen IF said Couaty, in the various towns
thereof, on the first Tuesday in March. 4. ID 1866,
in the election Oi County Commissioner, DO, pur-
suant to law, hereby certify that Edwin D. Mason
received the largest number Of said votes and thus
is duly elected County Commissioner for said Ccuu-
~ Of Chittenden, fer the year ensuing
Given under my hand at the City OF burlington,
this Second Tuesday in April, A D. 1855.
J. 5. ADAMS,
Chittsnden COUNTY Clerk.
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PERRY's MOTH AND FRECKLE Lo

TIoN.-Chloasma, orMothpateh, (also Livsrspot,)
and Lentigo, or Frecses, are often very annoying,
particularly to ladies Of light complexion, tor the
discolored spots show more plainly on the face Of
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