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Iii kcesoyillc, r.. l., en- the ith inst. at the resi-.
dence OF GEO. W. BRUwxLLI, Mr.. JUDAH WEST,
aged GG yenrs.
In Exeter, y. H., Nov, Esd, Rev. VIZ. Il. Hi.3h.
cock, aged 80 ycais.
lie was q native Of PittsfOrd, VI, and formerly
lived ut West Rutland. lie entered tho Vermont
University in 1913. He was a superior scholar. a
vigorous and original writer, and an effective 5pcakr
er. (Of the class OF twenty-five members who grad.
uated in lSA7, this is the first death.) He immedi-
ately entered the Theological Seminary ut Andoyer,
after leaving which he preached a few months at
Exeter, His success as a preacher was very great,
and he was highly esteemed by the community gene
rally. In physical health, in very much that gives
value to a cultivated aud thoughtful mind, and in
that which shows q good heart, he bid fails for a long
and useful life.
In Bakersfield, Nov. 27th, Capt. Moses start, a,
the age of 81. Ito was one Of the first settlers Of
that Town, reared a family Of eight children, seven
OF whom survive him, together with 50 grand chill.
dren and l6 great-grand children.
In Barre, Dec. 9Th, Jeremiah Ellis, aged 6j.
la Berkshire, on tue 18th ult., Josiah Wheeler,
aged 81.
In Bradford, Dec. 9th, Capt. Moses C. Chamber.
lain, aged II.
In Brookline, Oct. 18th, Dea. Win. Hills, ascd 90
years: lie was Il revolutionary soldier.
In Brookhell, Dec. End, Lucy C. Uphatn, aged 80.
In Cabot, Dec. lst, Anthony Perry, aged 50. The
deceased was one oftho first settlers Of Cabot. Also,
Doc. 5th Capt. Joshua Lilly, aged So. lie vas one
Of those old pioneers.
In Marshbeld, Nov. Goth, Simeon y. Coturn.
In Ludlow, Nov. 32j, MIR. Ashcl Smith, aged So.
In Montpelier, Nov. 18th, MIR. Amos Strong, for
merly of Berlin, and ono of its fret sottlors, aged
81. Also, Dec. lat, Mr.. Elijah Herscy, aged GS.
In pomfrot on the 9Th int, Mrs. Sarah Harding,
aged SO.
In Post Milk, Doc. 9th, Capt. Eliphulct ;. Dodge,
eyed Il.
In Rutland, Dec. I'd, Miss Almira i. Campbell,
aged II.
In st. Jchnsbury. nov. 9th, Mr.. John Aver, aged
So. He wst ono Of the first ~settlers Of that town
and 30 remarkable vas his health that he never called
a physician.
In Vcrgonnes, Dec. LIST. Mary II. Hard, aged 81
Also, Dec. I'd, Elizabeth Amanda Squier, aged IS,
In Weyhridso, Nov. 18th, Mrs. Louisa Drake
sseds!.
In "ind-or, Dec. 9Th, Mrs. Phubo Hcisinz.on
Bced 50.
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~ pension, Dcnicution, &c,

Ht-tuN, Dee, lSiii.
The T. uiin Mill, ,n extensive iron estnh-
l.hHeut vt TIA, cry. bus suspended, in consc-
Yn,nce %, ii@ treasurer, Henry Brcviut, having
abaconded as il dciaul,Dt 10 the sum Vf tvs
hundred thousand dollars, lie hos written
a letter from his hiding place, saying that he
Will never he taken alive.
There WIS 4 run ON tie l'rovident Institute for
Savings in this city, on Saturday, and about
100000 was wlthdiu wn by the Irish and Ger
nan depositor.. The bank i, perfectly solvent.
There was also run upon the Boyleston and
Webster D1nls, bu, both are sound, aud paid
promptly.
The slOOp Of War Albany.
Further accounts from Havana, confirm the
report that the AlDany was at Cartlia Oct
ober lO,h.
Trouble on the New York n Erie L.. r.,
Tue Board Of Directors of the New York &
Erie Rail Road have decided to reduce the
pay of most of their employees. An order 10
this effect was sent up the road, and laot night
the lab at Piermont refused to work at the
reduced prices-S0 cents per day. II is sup
posed that tic example will find a plenty of
ilnitators up the road. II is reported that the
mechanics in the company shops are to be i'll.
cludcd in the deduction.
NEW IoEK, Dec. Goth,
\ number Of buildings on Broadway, be
tween Broolne and Grand streets, were dcs-
troyed by Ere this morning, Tho fire extended
through to Crosby St, to a building where q
ball was in progress, and several females arc
missing.
a policeman, aud five frcmcn were killed
by the falling Of a wall, and ii others serious
y wounded.
A1B,HY, Goth.
At six O'Clock this morning the thernome
ter stood II degrees below zero, and at noou
three below. At Halfway House Oh tho
Troy road the mercury indicated Il degrees
below o Teams are NOW crossing the IIud
son on tho ice, which is thick and firm.
HALIFAX, IL NJ.
No signs VI to THE hour Of the Eng. steam
or.
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4 NICE Cold Watch, "a handsome Necklace and
N Locket, or Gross, Il rich fine gold Bracelet,
gold Sleeve Buttons or studs silver Fruit Knives,
Napkin Rings, snuff and Tobacco Boxes, rich silver
Port Monnaies and Card Cases, Soup Ladies, Sugar
sitters, Tea Strainers, Il handsome Urn or Il T-a Set,
Fruit Stands, Cake Basket or CastorS, Crumb, Pie
or Cake Knives, silver Forks, Reticules, DRESSING
Cases, Writing Desks, Guitars or Flutes, these, and
a very great variety Of other articles, We are now
receiving a beautiful variety of. and have already
sold many articles for presents, and expect to sell
more.
Jast received the uic.st assortment offered this
season, Of Ladies Watches, Ee;iculeS, and other
goods, at the Old stand, Church street, Burlington,
VI.
Spoons, Rings, Lockcts, Coffin Plates, &C., neatly
engraved. Y. J.. BRISSNAIU.
Late of and successor to the firms of Tan1born 4
Brinsnaid, and B%rinsnbid, Brother 4 Co.
Doc. %. Ilvtl
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Notice.
GREAT ANNUAL SALE
OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF
Carpetings!
CONTAINED IN OUR SIX SALES PooMs,

CONTAINED IN OUR SIX SALES Po0HS,
At the Corner OF Hanover a Elm Streets.
y order To insure an immediate fals OF the whole
. Stock, We shall sell at the follow ing reduced
prices, viz:
II oents per yard Tor Hemp carpets. - cents per
yard Tor good Linen carpets. 80 cents per yard tor
lngIain carpets. 81 cents per yard Tor Union car
pets. a. cente per yard for super. Union carpet.
~ cent por ~yHrd,,ior Two-ply carpets. 80 to 62 ceuts
poT yard for Extra line carpets. 20 TO 20 cents POI
yard for e%upeIhne carpets. SO to 80 cents per yard
Tor hiddeImiustet carpet. ~ to ll2s cents per yard
ior Superune kuslisA carpets. 1hres-Ply Carpet at
d great reduction. 10 to is cents per yard Tor
Biusaela Tapestry, comprising ~besutiiul and modern
Style. vi English aud American manufacture. i.J
to lt2 cent fCI splendid Velvet Tapestry oaTpetJ-
the usual prices OF which are S2,2j, aud upwsrd'.
l'1 cent, per yurd for elegant Wilton carpets-the
usual prices Of which are ~, and upward.
Also, many styles Of h~isii-co-t Tapestry AID Vel.
yctCarpets, Of superior Luglish manufacture, which
on account Of their high flush and beautiful qusli-
~, are seldom Imported 10 this county, will b. sold
at the same lIice ol an ordinary article.
Also, all our Painted Canvass Cdtprts-euibIlcius
the largest assortment to DO found ia tho vi,y-Ui
she,t OH cloth, - feet wide u the narrowed
width, at the -aplu reduced price.
Also, b~ucAiuss, tluIhn tlvtn-, stair carpets, lei
uu-s, Rugs, Mats, sud all %9lticlcs IT, usilJ iouud ia
d ~AIstclI-s Carpet ar,huusc.
= 10 ca,cI q closing out ,ilr, II viii b- ,'vnb b..
reference 20 uur listof prices, that We oAcr our ,to.S
At much lower pIic,s than Carpet have ever before
bocu sold ia this county.
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BY TeIegraph

IRon
LYMAN'S STORE,-BUHLlNGTON'
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER!
THREE pAys LAtLE FROM KEW ToEk!
NEwS OF GREAT IMPORTANCE
Reciprocity Bill Pd;;ed! 'iH
gyNRADE IN DRY GOODS VERY BRISK. IHE
i receipts Of Dry Goods quite large. Sale.
quick, and At worry low hsures. In staple soods.
viz Shooting, shirtings. Denime, Stripes, &C., con
siderable sJtisity displayed, a. price, much lever
than last spring.
WoOLENo arc heavy and irp, at prices tas. at.
tract Considerable attention.
FOREIGN GO0Ds-Cassiineres, shawl, De
excepting worthless and Improbable kinds, exhibit
greater regularity and frmness. The styles are
the best in Market, Consequently meet with ready
GALES.
EMBROtDERIES. In tti, line We notice a large
and beautiful assortment, snd at low price,. 1he
styles are choice ami the goods are good. Much at
tention has been devoted in this line by the Ladies,
and NOR. animation displayed than usual.
THIBETS, MERINOS, ~C0BuRGlio, 6C.-Large
importations Of these goods this season, and prices
are from 20 to 80 per cent. less than last year. =
beautiful assortment OF these goods are now ready
for exhibition and sale. Purchasers are invited to
give them q lcok before purchasing elsewhere.
HOSIERY q GLUN Es-As usual, a we'll selected
stock Of Hosiery and Gloves are in ths narke., but
for choice good, goods that ere goods, the CORNER
Store is supplied with an endless variety, anu at
!or priets.
.gAlI arr r.ii,-3 to call and examine !yr then
selves.
CORNER STORE, Wict,ro-. E..il,rs,t
So.teinper 70, 1857.
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ae0rge ss. ehaw'~ Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. The hon The probats
DISTRICT OF cHirrEsprs, IS 5 Court for the District
Of Chitteuiep. To all persons ir,erested in the estate
ofGsorge B. shaw, late Of Burlington. in said Dis
trict deceased, IRkEllNr
Whereas, the Executors Of the last will and tesla
,nent q George B. Shaw. late 0. Burlington, il SAD
District, deceased, having made application 70 sa'c
Court t, extend the time allowed for the payment OF
the debt. and the settlement ofsaid estate for ons
year from the goth day Of December, 4. D, 1875
The said Court doth Therefore hereby ss5izn tho
30th day of December, a D 1854, a. the Probate
Oace in Burlington, for r hearing upon said appli-
c.tion and doth further order notice n be given 10
all persona interested therein, by publishing this
order three weeks successfully ia the Burlington
Free prssa, previous - the said 30th dsy q De
ccmber aforesaid.
GIVEN under nv hand =; Burlington, this 1874 das
Il December, a. D., 1884.
uaIrs TRENCH, RegisteE-
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INDICATED INHALATION,
BY
DIR. }. GOLDJSE Bt NTINC,
III Ilnnlnnia MIA

4 Nd formerly Of the Broinpton Hospital, City
- Road, London for the cure Of Con sumption,
bronchiti', and all other chronic affections Of The
Throat, lung- ami air passagos. BY the inhalation
OF indicated ysputs. a. p~racticed i'll the said Uospi-
into immediate contact With the liberated surfaces
Of the Luug- and Throat, 10y inhalation, producing
their action at To. Fery seat OF tie disea.e. Ain
gle week trial will convince the invalid Of the
efficacy Of the liie-restoring power Of this treatment.
Or. Bunting is now at tie American Hotel
burlington, and will remain until the Evening Of
Friday, Dec, Goth, 1854.
No charges for con.ulta,ion., which arc sivcn
FROM S \. NJ. to !. II
br. Il may be also consulted on all disoats: re.
culiar to Iomule., free u charge, at hi rooms.
= Principal Office, Northampton, Mae, where
all letters (postpaid) Will be duly answered.
Dec. 20, l-5i. d1ytf
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N S.fRocfor, BOSTON. NJ. +. WOOD
Commission Merchants
For the sale Of
HnDI NJ HDINIn

ASHEa-Peerls have continued 10 improve With
s4les At On, and hold for -till higher rates. Pots
~BuTTEE-The markell. firm al our quoted rate.
with sales ~ 2tc f1r the best grade Of New York
aud Vermont IS a lsc for Western and Is a zoe
for Canadian. The stock is limited and for the pas.
week receipts have been much less han usual
BEANs-Therc l. a very short supply Of Pea
aud MarrOwitt and in demand ct 2 90 a 2 rs.
'~hEEsk-Iherc Is no change to notice. sales
continue at 10. H lie Tor the choicest dairies.
DRIED APPLfs-Ihe market i, in better
supply, with ssles at ) a . &c, as to quality.
ELOUR-TLere is no material change in Flour
since our last weekly report. On account Of the
high prices and the ~tishtness Of the money market,
the trade have confined their operations to actual
wants but with a small stock, and light prospective
receipts from the South and West, holders are firm
and confident that a high range of prices throughout
the winter will be sustained.
market remains without change
for Corn. The sales have been at st A Csc lor
southern yellow ~ Il o7c for good heavy mixed
aud 81 a Soc for white, with rather more inquiry
from the trade at the close. In Oats there have
been further sales a Northern and Western at SO a
Gle per Lu, Rye has been sold III small lots at
PROVlSIONS-Thc market is very firm for Pork,
wlth a Lar demand and ii small stock. The sales
have been at IS so Cor prime IA so a SIS for mess;
10 90 7 Tor clear, aud II 80 for extra clear,
4 uos, Beet Aus been III fair demand, ind the
market &c now well supplied with Western. Tie
sales nave Deen ior prim. : % a ! 30, IA so SIS
for Western me,s 10 80 for heavy do and ST. a
II 80 Tor e'iEo, ( mos. 1here is very little Western
Lard in market, Dressed Hog have sold freely
the past week at g. u re.
PoULIRG-Iurkiss al, ia demand at the present
time from 10 a l24e Chickens at 0 n Zoe Geese at
So 100. and few days before Christine. ara much
wanted and usually sold iorligher price,. Venisyn
a. y a Loo.
WO0L-ike st.tk ri foece and pulled Wool is
very Light. and the market ha- been xuiet daring
the veeh sales OF the different grades at quoted
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University Medical College,

At burlington. VI.
TIVE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE Of LECTURES
i in tue Medical Department Of tho Vermont
lniver.ity will commence On
Thursday, March 9Th, 1855,
and continue Sixteen Week..
SAMUEL ". THAIER, Jr., #. D,
Aaatomy and Physroiogy.
HORACE NELSON, NJ. D,
Pnhcyies aud Practice Of Susry aud Spg'ea.
Jurisprudtree.
WALTER CARPENTER, n. D,
Matcua M,dled and Thrapepac,.
ORREN SMITH, NJ. D.,
Obst,r'cs, Difeas,s Of Women aud Cilii-,- a,o
Ob-etGoal Jurisprudence.
HENRY ERNI,
'hemisUy aud Tor'coiosy.
EDMUND KANE, NJ. B.,
PraloFi,S aud Practice Of Medicine ant paihoiosy y.
The fee for a full Course is $50. Matriculation
81. Third Course, students So graduation fee
SIS. During the Lecture Term liberal opportunities
will be provided for gentlemen wishing to pursue
Practical Anatomy. ur. Thayer will pay particu-
lar attention to those who wish to dlssec, during
autumn and winter.
For further particulars apply to
S. W. 1llAYER, Jr..
Dega u he Faculty.
Burlington, W., Nov. LIST, 1854. wtilmhl
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G. r I 8 !

JUST II l. n,
a New Discovery in Medicine !
4 FEW WORDS on the rational treatment, with
"a out Medicine, Of Spernatorrhse or Local
Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitude.
Weakness Of the Limbs and Back, lndisposition and
Incapacity for Study and Labor, Dizziness Of Appre-
hension, Loss Of Memory, Aversion TO Society,
Love of Solitude. Timidity, self Distrust, Dizziness,
Head Ache, Involuntary Discharges. Pains in the
Side, Affection Of tho Eyes, Pimples on the Face,
Sexual and other lnhrnitic5 in Man.
From the French Of Dr.. DELANEY.
The important fact that these alarming complaints
may easily b. removed UHhop' medicine, ", in this
small Tract, clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
now and highly successful treatment, as adopted by
the Author, fully explained, by the means Of which
every one Is enabled to cure himself perfectly, and
OF the least possible cost, avoiding thereby all
the advertised nOstrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post iree, in q
sealed envelope, by RENTING tpost paid) two Post
age stamps to Dr.. u. DE LANEl, No. II, Lispen-
ard Street, Nov York City.
Dec. IL. 1851. ddwu
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q al 80 ~ II
- statements made concerning tho peculiar pro
pertios Of the
I~NIMITABLE HAIR COLORIAG,
prepared by C. HEIMSTREET & CO, can be fully
substontiated by proof. 1t is entirely u new dis
covcry, and one which, in point of utility, far e1-
ceeds any similar one. 1t possessed tae peculiar
property ofrcstoringt the natural color e the hair,
where age or sickness has turned II grey giving
strength and tone - the small ves-rle which So
crete the r..1ral eoloring at the roots II tho hair
IT, giving it the color aud healthy gro"th ofyouth.
This preparation has no effect upon the skin what
ever, not coloriug or staining it in ire least, and
can be as freely applied as water, and with rs much
safety.
It will be found invaluable as an article for the
toilet, possessing properties which render its use
agreeable and pleasant. Composed Of oil and slim
u%lRting spirits, it has the qualities Of a superior
Hsir.0 -Hi 3~c.eTgcnt wash. 1t viii bs found to
be unequalled By anything for preventing the pre-
mature decay of the hair. II has been H. extensive
use for some time, and oil who have used i,. testify
10 its worth. Prepared and soia ~
c HEIMSIREE1 = Co,
1joy, NJ Y.
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Burlington, sept. IS. d6s3m.
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Notice..

TINE legal voters in Town Meeting 10 The town q
4 Burlington, are hereby notified 70 meet al tfr
Town Hall in said town, On Saturday, the $50 dag
OF December, A. D., 1854, at l o'clock, 7. NJ, Tor
the following purposes, viz -
lat. 70 choose a Moderator to preside la ssij
meeting.
I'd. 10 elect a 7 irst Constable Of said tosn, To- Ill
the vacancy ocoasioned by the resignation ofS ".
Taylor, Esq.
Cd. To sec II the Town will vote 10 iaige o further
sum Of money to meet tho dcbt., appropriations,
and expenditures Of said Town for tho current ycsf'
4th. To see if the town will authorize the Treasure
or 10 borrow 4 further sun u nOney TO meet tAe
pressing liabilities Of the tow.
9th. To transact any ether b,siles properly
srisins at said meetiu,.
T.. +. WALES,
VI. L. CHURCH, SeiactM-D.
II W. WHITNEY,
Burlington, Dec. II, laii. d&stl2j.
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H. Tr;b,p. Office Ven York
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,rKL on pIMpLH, N IHt lAcr

Ma. hLsSLDY About two years ago ny iaee
broke out in pimple. OF the worst kind. seeing
the good effect Of the Medical Discovery on a
trend OF mine, who Vas troubled the same as | va,,
! tried 1t. and | am happy to say a complete cure
hds been the result.
J. r. TARBELL, Brighten.
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'lNlit- is to certify that my vile, Helen Lorraine,
L Las lef: Ivy bed and board without any just
cause or proYocation, and / hereby forbid al pof-
sons hsrboriEg or trusting Der or my account, a. !
shall pay NJ debts Of her contracting after this date.
CYRUS L. KNOWLES.
Rsss1, Vt, Dec. {, ls5t. w23w3-
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EJANORING EXTRACTS ! Freoh Of all kinds,
j aud vi incest quality. Tor sslo by
THEU.A A. PECK.
Doc. Is. dlHtf
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CURE OF SICK AND NERVOUS HEADACHE.
Tai, is to certify thst | wss troubled with . sick
heads.he OF the most distressing kind. Lad 10
take au emetic regular every fortnight, as the only
relief but | found ny strength sud constitution
torn and vEseked BY tiny appetite failing, aaS a
sinking, gone feeling in the pit Of ny stomseh, and
a general debility Of my whole frame. Tao opiaion
ot.yery one,w a that | "a, going into confamtioa.
one VI my neighbors, who was using your Medical
Discovery. advised me TO got a bottle. did 30,
aud before | used halls bottle. ! got clear Of an
enetic. began to mend ~iai.--by tAres bottle,
my health i. perfectly restored.
NARY b. BASSHIr, EyIbufT,
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New Goods New Goods !
Al
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NICHOLS 4 B0YET0S 4 NOW OPENING
" their FALL GOODS, having been in market
the last two weeks making selections, and in couse.
Gprpce Of the great falling Of in prices, We hsye
bought very largely, and now o5er them ut srestly
REDUCED PRICESiN
Il would be needless to attempt to enumeTats, sIf-
ase II to ssy re have every variety Of
Dress Goods.
including beautiful Black and Fancy SILhS, a. IS,
SO and J2i cents per yard and upwards and sll
the other varieties Of Dress Goods, to be found in
market.
WOOlen Good
oicyefy hind At very low pricss.
White Gocds,
Lrets, EmJro,der,.s, Gio;.s and HO.try, Ah4"s
Cloak, and Mnnfiiio-.
IL this department we have every variety u~suslij
called for
uouse rnrni h II z I! o o d
In this branch Of our trade we have taken stPe'
cial painH to make our stock complete for the iarlrr,
chamber and kitchen, such IS window curtain,
shade and fixtures, bedding, table linen, &c., &C.
Groceries,
4 iull supply at low price,.
Burlington, Sept 1854. dirt'