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CURE OF INFLAMMATORY RHEU
MATISM.

SING SING, Jan. y, 1867.
DR.. BRASDRETH For some years l have been
subject to attacks Of inAammatory rheumatism,
which usually come on every three OF four months.
Ny physicians were Of the highest reputation.
By their ADVICE ] took cochicum, citric acid, and
other celebrated remedies, but none relieved me
shortened the attacks which lasted for weeks at
a time. In my last attack 4clutei to try your
famous Pills. I was lying upon my bed at the
time, suffering the sever,st pains in my feet and
ankles, which no pen can describe.
The first dose Of six Pills vas SO effective that
in a few hours the pain and swelling bly,
abated, and in iorty-eight hours were all gore,
and was cured and have had no return.
send you this testimonial for the benefit Of
others, who suffering in 4 similar manner. NAV
know how they can find certain relief.
lam respectfully yours,
I'D. DUDLEY.
The Hon, Demas Barnes says az sell more Of
Brandreth's Pills than Of others put together
BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold by all druggists,
and at the principal Office, Brandreth House New
York.
Observe B. BRANDRETH in white letters on the
government stamp on each box
may22dkWlm
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JOSHUA JEWELS ESTATE.

-rATEOF VERMONT I The Honorable the Protal.
District Of Chittenden Court FOR the District Of
Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons interested IN the estate
Of Joshut Jewell, late d Richmond, In said District
deceased
whereas application hath been made ~ ths Court.
In writing BY the executors o. the ast will add
testament Of said deceased, praying ier licens-
and authority u sell the real estate Of said deceased
for the payment debts and Of charges q adniustra
setting forth therein the smount Of debts due
from szid deceased the charges % administration The.
amount Of personal estate and the situation % the
real estate.
whsreuyou the said Court appointed and ssiarsd
the tlth day % June A. ID. lsoI, At TIE Probate
Court rooms said District TO bear and decide uPos
said application and petition and ordered pubic notice
thereof 70 be given 20 al persons interested therein
by pubi.hnz said order together with the time and
place OF hearing three weeks SUCCESSFULLY Ia the Bur-
rzton Free Press . newspaper which ercrlstes IL TIE
nehborhood Of those persons interested in said estate
IN which publications shsll Be previous 10 The das
assigned for bearing
T6cresore you are hereby notified b appear before
ala Court Al the time and place assigned, then and
,hsr In aid Court 10 give bonds as the av directs
20 ~ n.vmsnt Of the debts, and charges q sdmnis
ration aud make your objections % the granting such
license II you see cause.
S;iy N under nv hsnd. ct the PROBATE Cocst rooms
ri, .cth dsy Il Nay A. ID 1887.
sl:ss TIE. VALE, Judge.
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.Menms Of NE Company.

Eliminating the distance 20 be built by tie Ul.0n
Pacific % be 56i miles, the nlted states Govern
ment issues its SIX per cent. Thirty ears Bond 90
the COMPANY the road is O. ishet a. the average
rate Of about - z5n per mile, amounting Oh
tii205.000.
The Company is also permitted % issue ts eva i-.t
Mort age Bonds 10 an equal amount, and 90 tie
same time, which by special Act o. Congress are
made First Mortgage on the eltire line, tie
bonds Of the United states ifirg tu 0-I.r7fe 'H
them.
The Government makes a donation o. 1850
acres Of land 10 the mile, amounting o. -I '.-
acres, estimated 70 be worth fu.uAI-N. maxi
the total resources, exclusive Of the capital, -l-,-
46 900 but the full value q the lands cannot
now b. realized.
The authorized Capital stock 90 tie q Ipalf
one hundred million dollars, Of walal i've million
have already been paid in, and Of which 0 is not
supposed that more than Twenty-Five millions 20
most will &c required.
The cost Of he road is estimated by competent
engineers % be about one hundred million dollars,
exclusive Il equipment.
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II. w. POSTS Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Honorable the Probate
District Of Chittenden IS. Court pr the District Of
Chittenden,
To all persons interested in the estate Of r. W. Post
al. % Hineshurgh, in said District, deceased,
GREETING.
WHEREAS said Court hath assigned the 10th day Of
fuus next for the settlement o. the Administrations
ccont Of the administrator u the estate Of said de-
ceased. and for decree and distribution Of said
estste among the heirs q said deceased, and
ordered that public notice thereof be dveE
10 All persons interested in said estate, BY publishing
his order three weeks successfully Previous the day
sssened, in the Burlington Free Press printed in Bur
fngtnn in said District.
THEREFORE, you are hereby notified % appear a.
the Probate Court Rooms in Burlington, on day
nsd then and there to contest the allowance Of s4ls
ccoant and the distribution % said estate you
cause.
Giyeh under my hand, this Goth DAY Of Nay, A. D,
'' ~i,u3 TIE. WALES. Juds,.
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In place Of acoarse, rustic flushed face, she had
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and instead oftwentythree she really appeared but
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The only American Agents for the sale Of the
same. mar20dswly
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Gen. r. ". Cole who killed Hon. T. H..
Hisc1z q. the D5l4yla llali ae u.sIt, w's
a captain 10 d y. Y. regimen. lurin. thc
war and was promoted step 10y step O. glue
rank Of Brigldier General lie is q brother
Of Senator Cole OF California. His wltc
came here yesterday aud be arrived alter
wards and Joined heI at the Dcleyan House,
his ayowed object in coming TO the city being
to accomplish the work Of vengeance on the
alleged dIsturber Of bis family peace. His
statements are consistent 20 the effect tina
the deceased has been on terms OF lmrr5fe
intimacy with MS wife since Oct. last.
After shooting Hiscox be explained % hy-
ISLANDERS the reason and was then arrested
without opposition on his part, after his az
rest at the station house be sen. for his vile
and placed a written statement 90 the hands
Of a friend
Hiscox. the man killed was uil,Ee. and
leaves two children. lie was chairman ol
the Judiciary committee Of the last Logs
lature Of y. Y, and yesterday selected the
same seat in the Assembly Hail. tar the
Constitutional Convention that he occupied
during the Legislative Session.
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81 pErEBsByEo, june
The lup.rili Government has issnci
rroclamation extending a general amnesty
TO the Poles engaged - toe last instruction
IN Poland.
LoND5S, June =.
Dispatches .,-,nci from Constantinople
report that the Sult74 h1s consented to en-
rust the solution OF GO, UFetan question 10
a Commission OF the European powers.
Lo>D5N, Jnle l.
4 despatch received h,rc to-day fro m
Berlin says that IL, pf--~isn cabinet and
the government OF i,u-sil haze come 10 an
understanding Jn tHc k4-t,ra question. and
that the policy OF either government IN the
Fast Will hereafter ne ii,utic,l
Pans, June l.
Most extraordinary PREPARATIONS are be
,ng made by the French Government and the
oiIy authorities Of Pan. l4r the reception OF
the royal visitors who are expectcl during
the present month.
PARIs, Jane >.
Ills Imperial M4i->ty. the Emperor Alex
ander OF Russia. arrived N ihls city this al
ternoon from Berlin. I, - Announced that
he will extend he welt @, the city OF Lon
don.
BERLIS, June 3
IL Is said that Cont Won Blsmsrk has
asked to be relieved from thu -arvs Of Cthce
Immediately after The adoption ot the fede-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-06-07
WILLIAM r. MUNSON WARREN
W. MUNSON'S ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT lrIhe Honorable Protat.
nlsIE.cr o. cHrrESpEN o. Il Court FOR the Distriel
q Chittenden.
To an persons interested in the ~.tste u William T.
Mlnsou snH Warren w.. Nun-uu ~ Colchester IN AID
District.
GREETING:
Where's, application in writing hath been made 4,
;hls Court by the guardian % std wsrds for license 10
@ the real estate u said wards setting forth therein
that said wards own undivided half II |. piec.
o. land Of about one half with dwelling house
thereon situated ~ Wnoosk in Colchester and that il
would be FOR the interest Of said wards that the same
be sold and converted into money.
And thereuPon the said Court appointed and assigned
he 2fth day of June A. ID. 1865. the Probate
Court Rooms, in said District hesr and deeids upos
said application sid ordered public notice thereof 20
be given % 81 persons interested therein by pubsh
ns this order three weeks succc-sivey IN the Burlington
Free Press newspaper which oirculstes in the mel Oh
berhood u those persons Interested therein, al
which publications shall b previous 10 the dsy a.
signed FOR hearing.
Therefore. you hereby notified to sppear besJfs
aid Court - the time snd place Aforesaid then and
ldsre 90 object 20 The suiin- Il such license, hyoa
,sGse.
Given unL,r my hasJ - the Probate Court Room.
iii- "a f1v ~ Jr1e d '9f5.
WALES. Iud..
..4I..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-06-07

May 9th, at South Bend, Ind, By tle Rev. W.
Forsyth, Rev. John B. Perry. and Mr'. S H. Wright
Of Monroe Mich.
In Burlington. CT tie 18th. by Rev lsaac AeAnn
Mr. 7. A. GaIlushA Of Pit,sburg. y. Y, snd Miss
Ellen NJ. Best Of winoosh, Vt
In Colchester, on the 2sth, by Rev. Isaac MeAnn.
Mr.. Reuben W. Thayer Of Colchester, and Miss
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-06-07

The celebrated DR.. DOW continues to devote hi
entire time to the treatment Of all diseases incident
to the female system. An experience Of twenty
three years enables him to guarantee speedy and
permanent relief in the rorsf Of SugprsssisH
and al other MeEs'rEGl DsraHgsasa from Wh4fsrsr
cause. All letters for advice must contain 81. Office
No. Endicott street, Boston.
n. B.-Board furnished to those who wish 90 re
main under treatment
po..,, Inv, ID fe-e Fl.ovfUr
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DR.. MATTIsON'S SURE REMEDIES
For Special Cases.

Csnbs obtained only at his Office, No. D
Union Street, Providence, and arc =
by express in sealed packages, tseaTs ? .
oBssrrsfioH, to all parts Of the country. Thsyda
cure srsry;liag, but for their respective purpos
they Posifirsly hare no equa'. e Circulars givil
full information isi,h f4s aigtsif fs,fHoHisl' also
bookon Sps-iIl DissIsss, in ssssi snrs'ogs, sent
free. y Be sure aHd ssAd for hsm, for without
refre.ess no advertising physician should be trust
ed. Enclose a stamp FOR postage, aud direct t,
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ERRnRSnF NnrTH-

A Gentleman who suffered Tor yeas from Ner-
yous Debility, Premature Decay, and oil the
effects Of youthful indIscretion, VIII, fr tie sake
o. suffering humanity, send free to all who need IT,
the receipt and directions ior making the simple
ramsly Is which he was cured. sufferers wishin.,
to p-oit - the atyertiseFs experience. can DO so
tv addressing. in perfect confidence,
JOHN 10. OGDEN,
g Cedar street. New York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-06-07

In the L : District Court to-day, bin
of complaint was filed By the District At
t1ruev against members ui the firm Of John
Frazer * Co., charging them with viola
ton of the laws of the L. 5. in blockade
running operations, and claiming that in
other respects they are accountable 20 the
Government Judge Grier upon hearing
the bin granted M injunction restraining
the aforementioned parties from disqosing
of the real estate now held by them.
Gen. Sickles leaves Charleston tomorrow
for Raleigh to meet President Johnson.
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\ Man STABBED IS PoKT HENKY. n. y
4 serious affair occurred in Port Henry, y.
Y, Thursday r NJ, at about 1 o'clock
vi ich may prove fatal TO one Of the parties
concerned. l. seems that man by the
name Of John Dryer was eating his dinner
at the Central House Kept by an Irishman
named Doyle when two brothers named
Hennessy, both lrishmen. and one or two
others came in. \ quarrel ensucd, and the
Hennossys pitched upon Dwyer. who drew
his knife and stabbed one Of the brothers,
letting out part Of his bowels. Hennessy's
recovery IS very doubtful. Dwyer is now
under arrest. and be claims that be acted in
sell defence. Wliskoy was at Size bottom OF
tbs business.
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{. NJ STANTON


ten. sheridan IN answer states az the
reasons for ab5lishing the two former boards
that the Legislature last winter passed IN
act continuing the old Lavce board 10 Office
So that the four million d1!isrs Appropriated
might be distributed hy hoard Of rchc!.i1u-
antCcedcu,s
Alter tie adjournment, tic Governor aV-
pointed O. B11-i of his own in violation q
tins act. and made acknowledgement 90
Gen. Sheridan that his object was % jisbur=e
the money IN the interest of hIs own party
by securing for il notes 30 tie time d. tie
election. The Old Board proposed to tuTn
over its papers O. the new one and appealed
To Gen. Sheridan 20 sustain It, while DE would
not do, as the question would then have gone
o. the Courts and have taken a year 30 decide.
The State was then UlriJ~-l auI che
good people suffered. I9atatc this trouble
and afford immediate relief winch the Lsa-st
disbursements Of four millions would give
an order diss5lying with boards w.s issued.
Il say now unCquivJca!ly thar &C., Wells
Is a political trickst=T and lisuul.li-t. have
seen hin myself, when ! E-s- came 30 tHl-
command, turn ont all union men who lad
supported the Government and IG- 10 their
shad rebels soldiers some Of whom had mot
dropped their grey uniform.
e.. have watched him since and Ids lJu-
duet has been as vcu0mJgs G- the mark lett
IN the dust By the snake. J say a-aiu, DE ls
dishonest and dishonesty Is mHIe ilau mast
be expected Of Inc.
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ToUssANI GABINo's ESTATE.

STATE or VERMONT, ITO al persons concerned
DISTRICT in the estate Of rOussani
tsbiun ate 81 Burlington in said District deceased
GREETING.
~ Probate Court holden in Burlington, within and
or the District 10 Chitenden, the 10Th day Of May
4 D. lso1, instrument purporttng 10 be The last
will and testament Of Toussant tabinO late OF Burng
ton In said District deceased was presented o. tia
Court Aforesaid for Probate And i Is ordered bv
aid court that the goth DAY u June. A. ID. 1851
!, the Probate Court Rooms in said Burlington, Be
signed for proving said Instrument; and that notice
thereof BE- given 20 all persons concerned, BY publish
Ing this order three weeks successfully In the Free
Press newspaper printed 1t Burlington previous 10
tho time appointed.
THEREFORE,, Won are hereby n0tncd 10 appear be
fe said Court AZ the time ard place Aforesaid and cos
tcst the probate Of said will. II you have cause.
Given under nv hand a Burlington In sa-i Nstyee,
ths 10Th dss ~ May. \. D.i-65.
TIE WALES. judge.
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To-day for the first time IN this city tle
election Of municipal officers was participated
in by coloFed citizens Never has there been
an election conducted in o more quiet and
orderly manner Returns SD FAR received
indicates the success Of the Republican
ticket by decided majority About 5000
votes were thrown by colorcJ people
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FRYE 10 EVERYBODY.

\ large PIP. Circular. giving information oil ihe
greatest importance to the young Of both sexes
Il teaches how the homely may become beautiful
the despised respected, and the forsasen loved
No young lady Oh gentleman should fall to send
Their address and receive a copy postpaid BY re-
turn msil.
ma, 2o-akvencs Troy, n. Y.
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Wine Per cent,

and il Is believed that cu tie completion 90 che
road. like tie Government Bonds. tley VIII 3.
above par. The Company intend Or sell bat
limited amount at the p esent low rte, and r1tl.r
thu i.ht % advance the price 40 their option.
Suhscript ms VIII he received .n New N'-. Pa
the
CoNrINEvTAr Nku0EAL BAN. So asIu &c..
GLARS. uauGl & Co.. BANAERs. 70 Wall ST.,
I0uN J. CIst. / Sos, BAyNEEs- Ne. So Wall ST.
and By BANKS AND BANKERS generally
throughout the United State, g whom maps ami
descriptive pamphlets may he obtained. They viii
also he sent BY mail from the Cowpanys Of--,
No. 20 Nassau street, New York. On appiclti %.
Subscribers viii select thelr oEu Agents DOB whom
they have conf ence, who alone viii be resp ...
ID 20 them for the SAFE De liver ci the h1rrs.
JOHN J. cisco T-clsu-er.
iuueidSE}u4cs c- A...
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Juarez official paper a- Sln Luis Potosi
recently published all the 'ilcia! e)IfeSp'n-
derls relative to tine safety Of Mlzimliam,
and comments upon IL ~ manner TIA {
would seem 10 imply tha- the Arch D1Se
would receive ne mercy. JCarcz's Generals
strongly protesting against any ienlency
towards him
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NV Y0RE, June

n ,Lasratch by cable from Paris dated
June % says the Emperor Of Russia ana bis
two sons arrived IN ;his city al ! o CLOCK
this afternoon. The Emperor Napoleon ac-
cJmpanied By the Marshals Of the Empire
and the Ministers of hIs cabinet received the
visitors. Immense crowds lined the route
of the procession and great enthusiasm was
manifested by the populacc.
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LEAvESwoRTH, May 81

On the 9th three dezerters from the SSH
Col. Infantry at Fort lays went to the house
Oft. j. Peterson on Smoky Hill route, and
finding Mr.. Peterson, lady Of 90 alone
dragged her INTO the liar and outraged her
per> N in horrible manner. On the 25tn
tbey were captured after desperate resist
ance. Taoy confessed their guilt, and while
being ,aken to iaIl. were seized By q mob
and killed and rheir bodies thrown into the
river. The were the last OF 30 who de-
serted ten days ago and who have been a
great terror 70 the sutler- Mrs Peterson Is
not expected % survive.
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JnEHc and security Of The
BOHIfS.

The Company respectfully submit, t.I- r.c
above statement q facts fully teIClstratl- rle
security Of their Bonds, and as additional I-u.f
they would suggest that the Bonds row offered
less than ten million dollars 90 so miles Of rla.,
on which over twenty million d0lll-s have already
neen expended en- $50 miIcl = this road she e.
are now running, and mining miles are
nearly completed.
At the present r &c ul premium on -.l- tle.t
bonds paw an annual interest. on tie pre- cu- -.--
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FISHERS COMPOUND MANDRAKE
BITTERS.

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The Constitutional Convention assembled
NJ IL O'Clock. Horace GrceiY wa specially
prominent on the occasion aud declared tha-
no new constitution would be acceptable o.
the democrats. lie was sharply Tc1uEtd Dy
Ex GOV. Alvord. William 4. Wheeler was
elected president by 100 on. Of liA votes
The Democrats mlie no nomini.l2-
The Hon. /. Il. H.-c1z, member % the
constitutional convention from Albany
County, has Just been sh). dean ia StanwiN
Hall. by Genl. Cole cavalry officer m the
late war. who talks cooley oil the deed, ami
saws he can fully Justify his action. Hise1x
having seiueed his (Cjle's) wife, during his
absence with the army.
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raj constitution by the North German S:ates,
and that tho King has given his assent 10
the proposal.
EIl>SA, June 8.
The Austrian Government has ordered the
fertilization Of this city, and the work
thereon to be commenced forthwith.
DuB1IS. June q.
y despatch from Duugruu reports that
some twenty OF twenty-five Feuians VINO at
tempted to land near that place have b6en
arrested and lodged in the Waterford county
Jail to await trial
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FISHERS COUCHDRoPs.

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" NTIT-0T-T|-'T y Ut
The japanese commission IF. here this
morning for New York anu Boston. Ia Of
fcIal circles IT is stated that the Iuaua debt
was decreased nearly five millions during the
month Of May, and that the receipts Nom
miscellaneous sums far exceed the expect
t,ous of Sec. McCalloch. The internal rcg-
enue RECIPES amounted u p millions.
1t is thought the President viii dis1g-c1
with Gen. Sheridan on the removal %. Coy
Wells. Of the forthcoming opinion oi the
Atty. Gen. on the power Of military come
mandcrs will give him any ercju'aZaia-A'
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rr-rrr- NON

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