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Aesal gotiers.
LYMAN b. REYNOLDS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the Pro-
District Of Chittenden, So bate Court for the Dis
trict % Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
o. Lyman B. Reynolds late Of Wiliiston in said Dis
trict, deceased.
GREETING.
WHEREAS, application hath been made to this
Court IN writing, by the ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate OF
SAID deceased praying for license and authority 10 sell
part OF the real estate q said deceased including the
reyersion Of the widows dover therein for the paw
ment 81 debts and charges % administration aud set
ting Forth therein the amount debts due from the
said deceased the charges Of administration. the
amount Of personal estate and the situation Of the real
estate
WHEREUPeN, the said Court appointed and A.
signed the 30th day Of October 4. D. fs6 the Pro-
bate Court rooms in said District hear and decide,
upon said application, and petition, and ordered pub
Tic notice thereof 20 be given 70 all persons Interested
therein, BY publishing said ORDER together with the
Time and place q hearing. three weeks successfully in
the Burlington Free Press newspaper, which circu-
ates in the neghberhood Of those persons Interested
In said estate, an which publications shall be previous
70 The lay assigned for hearing
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified to appear he
lore said Court % give bonds the law directs FOR
the payment Of the debts and charges of administr
ton andi make your objection to the grantin. such
license, II you cause.
Given under. my hand ht the Probate Court rooms
this 9Th day Of October, \. d. 1861.
wl5wB
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CABINET ORGAYs.-The splendid warerooms
Of Mason Hamlin, 500 Broadway, are among
tie most frequentei Of the musical headquarters
q the city, and are full Of sll varieties Of the
Cabinet Organ. One needs to pay aipersonal
visit IN order to obtain even m oderate concep-
ton Of the different styles and sizes offered to
the public. Both in their internal construction
and in the beauty Of external workmanship, these
Organs are confesseily unequallei BY those man
ufacturei any where else The larger sizes are
especially adapted to the use Of churches whose
congregations cannot afford to purchase large
organs, while the smaller organs are better fitted
for the playing of accompan1ments to social vo-
cal music than the piano ~. y. Ercniag
Post
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THEINDIAN LINIMENT.

As a RELIEF ever ready as killer Of Pain. taken
inwardly. or outward y applied. has no equal For
the relief ard cure Of RHEUMATIC and NEU-
RALGlC AFFECTIONS, SPRAISS, BRUISES, sc,
Il Is unequailed II is also most eficacious tai en-
nwardly, IN the cure Of Cholera, CrGmps ami PAINS
~ me SfouiGci DsG-rA0sa Dyssnssrg, Csof.r4 Nor
bus, CAoierG fnfaIfua, &c, and IS without excep-
ton the most troHdfrfai PsHaoea the world Affords
No FAMILY should be without It. Every IRA
EhLER BY land or BY sea should have q bottle
MINERS and FARMERS residing at distance
rom Physicians should keep IL constantly on hand
In case Of Accidents, and sudden attacks Of SiOm-
ach Complaints It's value cannot BE- estinatef In
quire for MAJOR LANES INDI4N LTyIlEYT
md fass No Other. PRICE, 80 CENTS per hot
tie. For sale at wholesale and retail BY 9em.s
Barnes Co, p Park Row, New York GALES 4
hObinsOn. 10 Oreenwich St, n. Y +. G. Wells b
Co, %! Fulton-st., N. Y Chas. n. Crittenden,
> 9Th Ave, \. Y. and BY respectable Druggists
throughout the world. None genuine unless
signed By yeHN THOs. LANE and countersfsned BY
} T. LANE CO., PrOprietOrs, - Broadway, ~
Y. sS-Send for Circuiar
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INV YORK. Oct. pc

Dispatches from Richmond last night.
state that voting was kept up in the Monroe
Ward on Thursday night till half past twelve.
Every negro that could be found was brought
to the polls. The official majority for the
radical ticket is 400. The majority for ca L.
ing the convention is 1903. % negroes
voted the conservative, and 81 whites the
radical ticket.
The vote throughout the State has been
strictly between the races
The negroes voted as one man. In coun-
ties where more than one radical ticket was
nominated they invariably voted the most
! radical.
A radical meeting was he'll in Richmond
Friday night and committee appointed to
90 to Washington to collect subscription for
negroes discharged by their employers for
voting the HunnIcut ticket. The number
discharged is reported at 600, but probably
1t Is not over 100.
NV YoRK. Oct. %.
A special despatch from Wheeling saws
the democrats have carried that CITY and
Ohio county by 700. The Democratic gain
Is about COO. Returns from the Interior
show that the democrats have probably car
rled the State on the popular vote The
democrats claim majority In the lower
House.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. %.
The Congressional Committee closed lts
labors here after a long session to-day. 4
large number Of witnesses were examined IN
the cases Of Trembell and Grover In MOTIFS
but two witnesses were examined and his
loyalty not being thereby impeached. be was
not required to make defence
FLORENCE, Oct. %.
Gen. Garibaldi has crossed the Roman
frontier and isnow at the head Of 1000 men. I
His force is disposed for effective operations, |
and Is being marched on Rome.
His command was divided into two columns.
which were taking different directions
The column under Garibal1i had arrived
at Monte Roando, only five miles from and
IN sight ofthe Holy City. The Papal troops
were retiring slowly.
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TO OWNERS OF HORSES r..-

TO OWNERS OF HORSfs.-Th5us.ps
@. forses die yearly from Cole. TINS need not be.
pF. Tobias Venetian Horse Linlue1t viii posi-
lively cure every case, if given when d--. taken
The cost is only one dollar. Every owner of
ahoFse should have bottle in his stable. ready
Tor use 1t IS warranted superior 70 anything else
ior &c cure Of Cuts, Wind Calls, sweIiins,. s5-e
Throat sprains, Bruises, Old Sore. &c. This Lin
llnent is no new remedy. It has been used and ar-
proved Of for % years by the first horemsa in tie
country Given to an over-.riyen, horse. ads
IKE maze Orders are constantly receive! from
'-e Ilf'"y stables Of EHgi4a4 for it, The ceebrat-
'' II yam woodruff, Of tEottins fame, uso4 il lar
years, and it is fair superior to ary other be- has
tried. Recolect, Dr. Tobias Venetian Horse Lin
izent is put up in pint bottles. TAX. M o.be-
Sud hy DRUGGISTS AMI sadtlers. Deps- 80
Cortiandt street, New York.
Oct. 90. 4..-..-
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DoDD'S NERVINE
AND lNVIGORATOR,

TThis Medicine is NERVE TONIC. Il stops the
waste OF vitality, braces the Nerves, and quiet
ly regulates the system. sleeplessness lrrltahll-
~ Loss Of Energy, Loss Of Appetite, Dy dyspepsia,
CONSTIPATION, local weakness, and a general iall
ing Of the mental and bodily functions, are the
common indications Of nervous disease D0dd's
Neryine and Invigorator is a complete specih; Tor
all these troubles Ii Is slso the best as II Is also
the most agreeable
Remedy for Female Complaints
ever offered to the public. Prostration Of Strength
Hysteria-retained, excessive, irregular OF painful
menses-yield TO its magic power.
TO MOT I'll RS.
Mothers we also commend the Neryine for use
in the diseases which afiict children while Iceth
ing as certain 10 ai0rI quick and grateful relief
The Supplying Syrups, Of which Opium IS the prin
cipal ingredient, dangerous 70 life, impair the
functions of the stomach and bowels and actually
impede the healthy growth OF your Offspring TO
cure Wind, Collie, esula.e the bowels soften the
s,I,Ins and relieve pain, the NERNlNE viii always
re found safe and elcient
DON'T USE ANYTHING ELSE
- Dodd's Nervine contains no OPIUM or Other
poisonous 10 gredient. For sale by ali druggists.
Price One Dollar per bottle.
HB. sToRER q CO., Proprietors,
No, - Fulton ST., New York.
Sept. 10, 1867. d6Wly
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ASfAR on FIRE WAS recently reported
oS the Astronomers. What Of that Who care
for an orb Of Hyriads OF miles away. acanuhi.e.
the whole country is in blaze OF cNs..eraeut NJ
The wonderful eject produced lulia. the mast
year upon tens o. Thousands n human -a,e-es h,
that sulHcaer u fiery Aa.r that trsnsf.rrse- n,
gray hair, that swift heautifsr Of hair ,r .r,-,
lnpleasani shade Of color, CEIsTADOROs HAIR
~ T. Preparation as harmless as the April rail.
Manufactured ~ J. 'RIsTADoRO, @, Naf+sn
Lane Ne" York. Sold BY al Druggists. Applied
, all Hair D.essers.
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SASAT0RfAS,-Dr. Crahtr-'s trl0us az Littic's
Hotel have been tlron-el wltI patients duriu-
TINS his second visit here Last month be treated
a large number, and are assured they have done
we'll ~ the great Increase nov Indicate a Hrs.
fcrklrs whom De took O. treat & three or four
months returned in one month aud declared her
self cured. She has been invalid six wears 4.
and two (of many physicians hal trrHtcl her l.r
tumors, sc, without benefit. ur. C-s1.re uses
mans 20 cure disease, and u1 disease ever was
really cared without means. OrIs-rs et4e.l-L
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Special autices:
To CONsTNIpTIYEs-

The EEv. EDWARD A. WILSON will send Cfree
% charge % all who who desire II, the pre-
s'rption with the direction for making and
using the sample remedy by which lie was
cured OF a lung affection and that dread disease
ConsumDti0n- His only object is 10 benefit the
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will try this
prescription, as it will cost them nothing. and
may prove a blessing. Please address.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. l65 South Sec nd Street Williamburgk, \
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ERRORS nEYnIru

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Ner-
'ou' Debility, Premature Decay, and all tn.
eheets Of youthful indIscretioa, vii, for the sake
OF suffering humanity, send free 70 all who meet
the receipt and directions for making the sin2l,
rSneiy By whieh he was cured. Sufferer qgishi1
70 profit BY the adTertiser's experience can do e.
BY Addressing imperfect confidence,
JOHN 3. OGDEN.
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spftial Qotife.
DIR. ;. FITCH.S
Family Physician.c

oe'enty-six pages p cents Sent TO any ad
ofeSs' No money required until the book is
oeiVed' read, and fully approved. II isa perfee
guide to the sick or indlsposed.
address DIR. S. S. FITCH, IS fremont ST., Boston
DF'fIiCH will lie at American Hotel, Burlington
ffidAy January 18th, and every fourth Friday az
ter.
Jan sd
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QUEER LITTLE PE0PLE-by Harriet B-ecacr
stow Illustrated.
FAIRY TALES FROM GOLD LANDs-by Mag
Wentworth illustrated
TIE STARRY FLAG. or IuE Young FISHER
MAN OF CAP AIMED oliver Optic Hus
trated.
SNOW BERRIES, a Book lor Young FoIks-ay Al
icc'Cary Illustrated
o. THE WING, one Of the Sunday Lcur Stories
% Nelly y steT Illustrated.
JACkCF ILL TRADES-5y Mrs. Rosa Abbot
Parker Illustrated.
pRiFrHG AND sTEEeING-9ne Il the aa-net
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GYr5Ys YEAR At The GOLDEN CRESCENT
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MITCHELL's NEW BIOGRAPHIES.

THs BOARD OF TIE STATE or VERMONT. at its
meeting at Waterbury in February, ls67 aut ho-
riIed the OF the following BIOGRAPHIES II the
Public Schools Of the state
MtcheUS FIRST Lessons an GeogrGDhV.
MtoheWS NetC Primary Geography.
MifcheTs Ncir Intermediate Geography.
The undersigned lhave Just Issued new editions
0. all these books. They have nov ready YER
MONT EDITION Of the NV ISTERGEDiATE spsc-
tally adapted TO the State, and coutainingi in ID
dition to all the matter Of the New Intermeolatc,
a full page, copper-plAte map Of the state, with
all the natural features, and every town and VII
ls.e accurately set forth, and 70 this Is added spe
cial Geography Of the etate.
These popular works. which are are now n use
in the best schools in all the States in the Union,
may be had on apple alton 20 the Publisher, or
may be ordered Of any bookseller or dealer n
books in Vermont.
Other works Of MitehelIs New Series are.
MITCHELL's NEW GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS,
for High Schools and semineries.
mTCHELLs NEW PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
BY Professor BRocKLEsBr.
MITCnELLs NEW OUTLINE MAPS.
puh,,shed nv Ell BUTLER 4 co.
Is7 S. Fourth st. Philadelphia
Nor IL, Wims
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ROGLE.s ENAMFL CnN1pLrvIC

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tive Affections Of the skin. One trial decides its
complete superiority any other article lcither
liquid or powder whether Of foreign or home man
uiacture. Price % cents.
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CROWDS Follow A greater number than here
tsore visited Little's Hotel last week IN the oc-
casion Of the fourth regular monthly visit Of the
SanatOrian 70 this town. lnvalids hearing Of the
great success Of the Doctors treatment, came in
crowds, On foot, who were able, and in carriages
and the last day SO great was the demand that
many we're obliged TO return without prescription.
Ills medicines are agreeable to take, and most
wonderfully ettcacious In results. lie makes enc
more visit here this iall, and promises 70 return
in the spTinS--BaTf0H paper, SsPf3.
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TURNER'S TIC DOULoTRErx on

~ hH's TIC DOULOUREUX OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL is q safe. Ger
'ain and speedy cure for Neuralgia and all y
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stand It's magic influence. It has the uneualfe,
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nothing injurious to the most delicate system
Sold everywhere. Sent on receipt Of sl.O0 and
two postage stamps. TURNER & Co, 30 Ire
mont St, Boston, Mass. Proprietors
July5d3tawGwlyr
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FLORENCE, Oct. %.


We would respectfully return thanks to the
friends that 50 generously contributed for the
purchasing Of blinds for the Methodist Episcopal
church at Jericho Corners and may they know
BY happy experience that God rewards the
cheerful giver Mrs. VIZ. DouoIAs
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BULRS

ever imported, including prize varieties q Hya
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(From the stAudard)

u d" is caughte--in-law to Dr., and the
most eminent Doctors in America, Cucluding Bos-
ton aud y. W have treated her without benefit
and fortune has been expended in useless al
tcmpts to restore her. She isuowup dre-s.
e., an walks out without Inconvenience, and ne
that one rose from her grave
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MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD!

Or. WADsw0ETH's DRY-UP, for the Catarrh. a
perfect, and speedy cure for this lOathsome disease
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Price 81 per bottle. Send stamp for pamphlet
all about Catarrh. For sale by the Proprietor II
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..Buy We. and I'll do ron Gond.y

HERB BITTERs for Jaundice, Costiveness,
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NOTICE.

FI'hE existence Of the Farmers and Mechanics
Il Bank chartered by the Legislature OF the State
OfFermont and located in burlington in said StatS
was term mated asreeaby 70 the laws Of said State
on the 10th day of September A. D. 1850 and notice
IS he reby given that said Bank will redeem its out
standing bills
The following act Of the Legislature % Vermont
published by direction Of said Bank
By order Of the Directors
" 7. Z. WALES, Pres.
rrI7r Tdr~n
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GREAT CUREl
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Mrs. LOring Chase Of Peacham, requests u o.
publish the following. Il have been an invalid
under medical care above years, and unable 70
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af0riaL by his treatment / have got well. In a
short time have spun - s. ems Of yarn and do ms
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OF any other difficulty. Mrs. L. CHASE
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Mrs. Wm. Green, Of Sutton, applied 10 Dr.
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vests, done without ripping. and warranted not to
smut sik Parasols and Sun Shades, done whole /;
Sils and Wooden Fringes, Ta0els, 6imps, and
the best style White Grape and Cashmere Shawls
cleansed kid Gloves eleanssd by . new process
which leaves the goods son, elastic, and free
from odor ever Kid Gloves dyed black only !;
Blankets, Table-eovers, Counterpanes, Lace and
Muslin Curtains. Sc, So, clesnsed and done MP 10
look like new goods.
oct, ~, d&W2m,