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ESSEN JUNCTION
MI * II Il T. W % IL X y
/. A. BROWNELL, PRoPRIE1oz.

L. 4. BROW NELL, PRoPRIEIos.
THE undersigned would most respectfully
/ nounce 10 the public that he has removed his
Marble Works 10 the new and capac!ous building
nearly opposite the railroad depot, where he VIII
ever be DIE, ssd 10 see his former customers and
friends. and pr ises 10 give the same strict atten-
don TO bus and fair dealin which he has hiih
erto done. Every description OF marble constantly
on hand and worke into any desired shape. Ter
sorAl and careful attention given TO erecting mon
unents With Increased facilities for doing tusi-
ness and SLOWING none bot hrst elass WORK 70 20
from my shop, j shall hope 10 meri. liberal ana
increased. share CT public patronage:
Z. A. FRoNNELL.
Esses Junstien, April 2s-wfm
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RICHgoNB, w., My j

Another riot occurred in tie lower portion
Of this city last night. The negroes attempt
cd to rescue a drunken negro from rho police.
Four policemen were badly beaten and one
seriously injured. \ company Of soldiers
were called out and Captured Is &C the riot
ors While this was going on another diti-
Guilty occurred in First -. bus Il was queiled
by the persuasion OF a col3rel jurymnn.
Today mounted soldiers patrollei the streets
to keep order, and squads Of policemen wee
placed at all the churches in view Of threats
Of negroes TO force their way IN amsuaet the
white people.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-17
MENrHIs. NAV Il.

y serious not occurred at Brownsville,
Tenn y,sterday, at the Radical convention.
Three negroes and two whites were shot by
mob fatally Reports as to the origin Of the
fight are conflicting The Radicals charge
that il was the result Of an organized plot
70 break up the convention others assert
that it was caused by incendiarY speeches Of
g negro who said every man that has owned
slaves ought to have bis heart cut out.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-17

.ASDRETH'S PILLS.-Our theory
Llc disease. whether Of the stomach AMI bowels,
enla cement Il the joints rheumatic pains, cut
ar, is eruption, even dyspep-e complaints. hoils
o. ltever form such local disease puts on, are 20
mau, "PRoorsr OF a disordered state Of the blood
and bowels, which BRAN. ETHS PILLS correct
and cure. ExPrnIzycz and 5000 cetidcates say
thisisso b. BRANDRETH.
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rrrr 10 E.YERYRODY.

: large pp Circular. giving information Of the
greatest importance to the young Of both sexes
II tao. cs how the b nelly may become beautiful.
tie tespisei respected, and the foTsasen loved.
No young Lady q gentleman should fall 70 send
tier 1:drcss. a1I rcssvs COPY p-st-raid By re-
tara u-an.
A.lr,s g.. O. Drawer, %.
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LoNDox. MAY Eve


The peace conference held its second s--
sion to-day. The following basis for the
deliberations Of the conference ua. agreed
upon.
1T. The territory of Luzemblrsh is o.
remain in the possession Of the King If
Holland as Grand Duke of Luzcmburgh
2nd. The naturalization of the grand
Duchy is 10 lie guaranteed hy all the EuTop-
can power participating in thc conference.
3rd. The fortress OF Luzemhurgh Is 90
be razed
Earl Derby stated in Parliament las,
night that he considered the preservation Of
the peace Of Europe no longer question Of
doubt
In the House Of Commons last night
division took place on an amendment made
By the government 10 the reform bill and the
amendment was adopted.
The Hon. S. II, Walpole has resigned his
position in the Cabinet.
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Or. MATrIsON'S SURE REMEDIES
For Special Cases.

Canbe obtained only at his Office. No. =
Union Street, Providence, and are II
by express in sealed packages, fse.r, .
ot'sruGfiOH, to all parts of the country TAeyes
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hey So'ifirsiy hGVs no s7<ai. - Circulars gisi
null information ieita tts hiytsSf t,sfioaiils also
bookon Special Diss4ss' in s.1lsi s4u,l3p., ssut
Tree - Be 'sTs aNd is.a for fssn, for without
references no advertising physician should be trust,
ed. Enclose a stamp Tor postage, snd direct TO
DR. MATriSON, No. Is Union Street, Provldenc.
K / Aug.2iIss6-dsvi
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ERRoRs yorrII.

a Gsu,I.-aan Who suffered fig yeas iren N-l-
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- Cedar street New York.
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FOR COUGHS. COLDS AND CON
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LONDON, May ..


The Fortress Of Luxembourg Is is to be
rased to the ground No troops will be re-
tanned II that territory except a force TO
preserve order.
The pressure exercised upon the plenipo-
tentiaries in Congress by the defiant attitude
which the opposing powers Of France and
Prussia maintain TO each other, with the
knowledge they had Of the grand VIZ prep
aratI0ns which were being carried on. on the
continent led to a very speedy action On the
part OF the Conference Representative.
During the debate in the House OF Com
mons on DIsrael's compromise Of the Reform
movements. Mr.. Gladstone said the Reform
Bill was 4 shallow pretcnsa for the measure
Of the extension Of the franchise, and be
dtspaIred OF Its ever being made a good one,
by the one now before the House
John Bright declared the Derby bill Was
the most unjust and offensive measure ever
submitted to the Commons Of England
M. Roebuck and Disreeli defended the
Government bill and plan.
The debate closed after . speech by the
Chancellor OF the Exchequer. Strangers
were then excluded from the House and
division taken when the doors were opened
the declared vote for the Government bill
was thus, for the Government 800. against
25G majority for the Govt &C. The au-
nourcement was received with loud and
p.0trscted cheering from the miuis.cIial
hcuches
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-17

She sails for New York tomorrow morning.
1t Is stated that the Grand Jury has in
dicted Vice Presiden John, c. Brecken-
ridge. Judge Ii. D. Thomas and four others
for treason.
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Married.

In Unterhal, - inst. by Rev. S. I. Bates,
John q. osks and Miss Mary =. Fassett. both 4
Jericho.
At Underhu Centre May -th, by Rev. Mr.
GAryin, wm. Kirby Of UnterhIl and slary Proctor
Of Underhili Centre.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-17

Cambridge Cattle MARKET.
TUzsDAr, May a.

Amount Of Live Stock at Market
Cattle. Sheep Z Lambs. Swine.
This week. S62 T69 Is-5
From Vermont, O. $50 40
Prices Of Market Beef-extra 3l4 O0T i4-I
First quality 3 90 n - 81.
Second quality, y 90 a - %.
Third quality, n 90 a n 50.
Working Oxen ? pair $50 81. 20 q 30.
Mich Cows and Calves, SO, C5, SD, leo n Is-.
YeArlings so n ~.
Two years old, $50 q 80.
Three years old, &C. n -.
Prices Of Sheer and Lamhs-ln lots 81 - .
a 81 each extra s5 on q @ 10, or from o a
lOc 2 pound.
Spring Lambs S. o1 n i0
Veal Calves - a TO-
Hides 9 n &c.
TallOw n &c y %.
Pelts 81 - n g. 90 each,
Calf Skins % n PC = p.
Sheared Sheep Skins &c each.
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HALLS VEGETABLE sICILrAx RI

HILL , v To Z Il 4 ID Ii oIN TIL y III
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feet preparation for the hair presented l. tse
public.
Il will restore gray hair TO its original color.
Il will keep the hair from allias cut.
II eleanses the scalp.
II NAL es the hair lustrous and Ellken.
Il lisa splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or young, should fail to uls It.
Be very particular 10 AJAX for ''Halrs Vegetable
SlcIlan Hair Renever.n as there is worthless lni
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Rrsu.s ARGENTINE uATR DyE

The most perfect, economical, Furest, quickest,
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CHAIN LIGHTNING BENIN.

For removing quick as lightning" all kinds of
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NOTICE.

w HEREAS my son, Frederick II. Brewster hl-
w left nv h0use without just cause or provocl-
ton this is 10 warn all persons harboring or trust
ing him on nv account, as shall pay dcht u hi
contracting after this date.
ms. BREWSTER
Cambridge, Vt. May {, is67.-w5w.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-17

The Supreme Court to-day decided by a
MAORI " Of one that notes for negroes sold
before the war are invalid The decision
involves many millions Of dollars.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-17
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, AND
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.

The best and mos; complete in use. Circulars sent
90 application.
WOOD MANN STEAM ENGINE co.
UuCA. y, Y,
and .- Maiden lane New York
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NEW "CoRLIss"ENGINes FOR SALE

nNE u inch cylinder 81 feet stroke. ~ foot pa
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Circulars giving the results " the working Of The
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~-'i - -
Notwithstanding the satisfactory solution
Of the Luxembourg question by the treaty.
iears are entertained tina, war has only been
postponed by the work of the diplomausts.
Warliks preparations are still actively car
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-17
CRISTADORO's HAIR DYE.

With ,he eslors 30 imparts lusire, ana d'e- mol;
d.ml SD the dexihnity OF the ibres. Manufac-
ture45y J. CEIsTADOEo, o Astor H1us New
Yo-l Applied by all Hair Dresser.
a. 15f4slm
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RoYALuAvANA LOTTERY oFcUBA.

and iufaEmati1- given. highest rates paid for
ncuh.o1us and an sinds % cold and silver. 6ro
IrHhW. tt y Nl.n - Providence. r. I.
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I..-D5N, MAY l..
The tre,ty was sigaed Yesterday by the
members Of the peace Congress. aud mas
been ratified By their respective govern
ments. By me terms Of the settlement the
fortress Of Luxembourg Is to be evacuated
~ the Frussiars within month from the
date % the treaty
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ReaaI aOifes.
&C. PATTEE's ESTATE.

WE, The SUBSCRIBERS, having been sppolztea
w BY the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trict Of Chittendsn Commissioners 70 receive examine
and adjust tie claims and demands Of all persona
in said District represented insolveut and sso .li
claims and demands exhibited In Offset thereto: and sIr
months from the day ofthe date hereoS being allowed by
.ad Court for that purpose do therefore hereby give
notice that will attend 10 the bushes. Of onr an
pointuacnt IL the dwelling Of Mrs sarah Psttee IN
Milton, in said District, the fourth TUESDAYS ol
June sad October next. At 10 O'Clock A n, on each
Of said days.
nstsd this frs; dry u May, A. ID. fso7
|. :. PLAT. Commi.-
JOHN LYoS,i sioner-.
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CATTLE The quality Il the cattle from Il.
Northern states Is better than last week The ar
rivals from Canada were good cattle Receipts 3l1
head. including % driven from Brighton.
SHEEP AND LANES. Receipts OF sheep and
Lambs 100 head which is quite falling OF from last
Quality fair
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an ,c;c,. any 1ihelen.e lotWe-a tae richest
bia,f and browns that Nature has bestowed upon
the hair, ana the supesl artificial tiat' conferred
upon grey, red or sandy hair, hy the in'"mrara-
l l. -
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-,CFuFCLa. Catsr-h. Bronchitis, Asthma, Liver
- and Kidney Dis1as-s.-Wm. K. Prince, flusL-
iu- y. flr 3D. Yeas prophet r. o. the Linz
Nurscfi- has discovered the Remedial Plants
which ARE POSITIVE CUEEs for the above and all
vous Debility, Rheumatism all Female Mtladies,
and other resulting from impurity Of the blood,
hitherto incurah.e. Explanatory circular, enc
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THERE'S HOTA C.lY. TOWN OR VILLAGE
ia the Ta.tei StItes where TAERAsr's EFrERvEs-
Crsl SrtIzFE 4PEsIFNI i not a household medicine
From every point O. the compass. every ~ All
brings test malls Of It's marvellous efficacy in
dyspepsia, nervous debility liver complaints and
con tipcfl1u
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Tie sharpes; Observers give It up. People who
are pToyeTbal f.r their critical perceptions. are
utterly az fault.
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BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TROGMEs

HAVING 4 IlhflA 4AFLA ENfh ~ U.s. rAa-aH
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viii find Troesss uftfui In clearing the voice when
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frou eminent men Throughout tie country Being
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Nov. 10 -dGw5u.G-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-17

The ladies Of Charleston Observed today
by visiting the cemeteries in large ummhcrs
and decorating the graves 0f Confederate
soldiers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-17

The new Franco American telegraph Co.
which proposes to lay an electric cable b
tween BTest and Halifax, has been promised
the support and assistance Of the imperial
government.
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= CARD FROM TIE
AMERICAN WATCH CO.,
WALTHAN, MASS.

I. Company beg leave TO inform the public that
they mmenced operations In l,1', and their fac
tory now covers four acres % ground, and has cost
more than million dollars and employs oveI go
operatives. They produce 5000 Watches year
and make and sell not le-- than one half of all the
watches sold IN the United States.
The difference between their manuflcture and the
European, is briefly this European Watches are
made almost entirely by hand. and the result is q
ueces,itya lack % that uniformity, which is iudis
pen-lbie 90 correct timo-kcopinz Both the eve and
the hand OF the most -killfl operative must vary.
But it i. fact that, except watches Of the higher
grades, European watches are the product Of the
cheapest labor ofSwitrerani ami the result IS the
WORTHLESS Aueres. Lepine- and called Patent
Lcvers-vhich soon cost marc in attempted repair,
than their original price. Common wolkmen, boys
and women. 1uy the rough separate ports al these
wa;ele- f-am various iaetar.e-. polish aul put them
together. aud take them Co the nearest watch mer-
chant who stamps and cnSravcs thc,a with any
mann. l.- f,r.tnI that mas De- ordered
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\ PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARI
RIAGE.
FHE CHEAPEST Boo2 EYER PUBLISHED
Contains nearly three hundr d pages.

And i5' lEe plates and engravinss Of the
Anatomy q the Human Organs In state Of Health
and disease with a treafise on Eariy errors its de-
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the report Cf cases treated truthful adviser 10
The married and those clntemplatlng marriage,
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An EFFECTUAL WORM NED .lNL
RrOWn'sNernIifuge Commits

or Worn LoIenses. Much sickness, ugt1uhtlli. ,
with children AID adults attributed T. other eau.
es, IS occas;oEst By worms. The "vrRvrYUsF Coy
FIrs. although etectual IN destroy .ns worms, cat
90 no possible injury 20 the mos; delicate rhil+.
This valuable com7iaatian ha- heer sur-c F1.'.
SEQ ~ PM sicians, ani ia1a- toh- safe 4ll su--
10 eradicating worms 30 luT.;gi g. -hulren.
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require
immediate attention as neglect o. rl- trouble o'r--
c1uses prolonged sickness
STPTOMS OF WORSfsISC HiLDEES
are often 0verl0oset. worms ia the 70 ,aist 81.
bow Is cause irritation, which ca BE removed s,-
- the use q: a sure remedy. Tie collt nation re-
ingredients used II ms,ia- s-4u7'' "I.-u.sf-..
coEsi'~ IS su,h rs % give ;ho hest possible e-ss.
with safety.
CURTIS BEOHS P1.p-is.o-. Sea- Yars.
Sold by az Dealers Ia Medicine 90 - --s. 80
SO. DO. I-gs-tav.
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aem ADVERTISEMENTS,
CITY RESTAURANT.

~ ID. RHODES would inform his friends and the
L. public generally that he Is now prepared
70 furnish warm and cold meals, oysters, pies
cakes, &c, at short notice
bank street first door east of Church Street.
Burlington. May Is dst&w2w
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BrRLN. Nay Il.

LEaLllf NJ II
The French Cabinet has made satisfactory
explanations to Prussia in regard to the re-
cent waflike preparations in France.
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Orders fsr American or European Products
Promptly Executed. Liberal Advances made oa
Approved Consignments. Circulars published
Feekly) forwarded on application apriTyr
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Do YOU HOLD HOUSE OR An ACRE OF
LAND!
ARR YOU THINKING ABOUT SELLING OR
BUYING REAL ESTATE OF ANY DEsCRIp-
TON
II your answer Il YEs to the above queetions.
then you viii sni CRAFTS n. Z REAL ESTATE
JOURNAL indispenssh.e. Pubiished seus-nonthiy
az al yD per aunuu, 81 No. eeollay's Bali3inS
Boston Sand Stamp for epssimen Copy.
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LYMAN b. REYNOLDS, ESTATE.

ME THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
w BY the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of chittenden, Commissioners TO receive ex-
anime and adjust the Claims and demands Of all persocs
against the Of Lyman B. Reynolds late Of VII
Nston In said District represented nsolvent and aiso
al claims and demands exhibited IN oeset thereto
and .ix months from the day Of the date hereof being
SLOWED BY said Court for that purpose do there
fore hereby give notice. that We viii attend 10 the
business Of appointment at the dwelling Of Mrs La
ends Reynolds IN willis.on In ssd District the
trst Tuesdays Of June snd October 1sxt Of 10 O'Clock
A " on eseh VI said days
r1tvd tbi, scsh Day Of April A. D. tse,.
RRnsiNTalsr,s cs@=,'.'-s''
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VI. Moustier. President Of the Corps leg
is'a'it, has officially announced to that body,
that tie peace Of Europe viii not be DIS
turbei.
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NEW YORK, May Is.


speclal despatch from New Orleans yes
tcrday, says there Is great excitement there
in financial circles caused by the closing Of
the L. ;. 81 b-treasury, and LIST National
Bank, by order Of the Comptroller of Cur
rency. Mr. Knox Of the treasury Depart
mcnt of Washington, has assumed the
charge 90 the sub-treasury and has closed
the bank Heavy defalcations are already
announced IN both. L Pillay, formerly sub
treasurer and President Of the bank, made
an assignment this morning Of his effects to
the extent of Sl.2jO,O00, TO secure the
government
The Bank hlli large amount OF paper
OF Con. Heron, L. 5. Marshal, but Mr.
Knox hopes % secure this out Of HeTron's
dis,illery AMI plantation property.
Ih;s excitement has caused a run on ali
the Banks aai q very stringent money mar
ket The bank aud Treasury have been
surrounded by crowd all day.
lie Cry national Bank suspended this
evening.
NOZZLE, May H.
Iae Mayor anu Common Council Of
selma. aia. were removed to-day By order OF
Gen. Swayne. The new officers appointed
bv tlm were Installed.
DUBLIN, May live.
The death sentence Of the Fenian Irisouer
Cll Burke, has been committed to imprlson-
ment for life At bard labor.
BERLIN, May Hive.
The Crown Prince Frederick William,
will leave for Paris during the present week,
10 attend the French Exposition.
PARIS, May live.
Orders have been sent to the various mill
tary depois and headquarters throughout the
Empire TO disband the reserves which had
recently been called into service.
LuxENBuRG, May II.
The work Of strengthening the iortihca-
items Of this city on which the garrison had
: for some time past heen actively employed
has been discontinued by order of the Prus-
sian commander at the post
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ATHENS, GREECE, May 10.
KangOris the envoy OF Greece to the
United States has sailed for America.
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POPULAR PASTIME FOR FIELD \
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