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Petition to Sell Land.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. the Probate
District OF ChittOn'en. C"urt fo- tho district
of Chitenden. To all persons nerctedin the state
of Ebert F. Bliss, Of Undcrhill
GREETING
WHEREAS, A W. Smith, Guardian Of Ebert F
Bliss, minor under the age of fourteen years. hath
made application to this Court in writing, to grant
him license to sell all the real estate of hi. ward for
the purpose of placing the proceeds of such sale at
interest, or investing the in stocks, the law
provides
ThT,fore, you are hereby notified to appear before
this Court, at the Probate Court Rooms, on the 22d
day Of January. D., 1859, then and there to make
objections to said SALE if you cause the said 2?d
day of January aforesaid being assigned for that
purpose. And it is ordered by said Court, that no.
tce be given to all persons interested in said estate
by publishing this order three weeks successfully in
the Burlington Free Press, all of which publications
shall be previous to the time appointed for said
hearing.
Given under my hand at Burlington this 2sth
day of December A. d. 1854.
w2Iw3 ID. FRENCH, Register.
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Marietta Darber's Estate,

SVE THE SUBSCRIBERS having been sp.
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
'nr tho Distri". Of Chiticndeu. Commissioners 10
receive. examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of all porlon' against tho estate Of Marietta Barber
late ofE,lton IN All 10 .trc' d,rea,ed represented
in.olreut, nnd u's' ell ciri1.i au demands cIhib-
lied in onset thereto and six months FROM the d1y
Of the date hereof, being allowed ty aid Court for
that purpose, W. do therefore hereby give notice,
that will attend 10 the business VI our appoint
ment, at tho dwelling Of Martin .. Barber, IN
Bolton, ia said District the second Thursdays Of
March and May next, at 10 U'clocS, !. N. on each
Of said day.
Dated this 18th day ~ November, 1884.
- HENRY F; jane, Commissioners.
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Great Annual Sale!
UPWARDS OF
5 . 0. 900 WOR + III

UPWARDS OF
5 > o. 900 WOR + II
WIN Err LOTHING,
At the following Low Prices:
81 SO to 2.
TODD Pants, Of various fabrics.
So SO.
Cashmere, poeskin, mud Droodcloth Pants, at thi,
'oN price, Tor few days, to reduce stock
80 rs.
Custom Male Doc.kin Pants, Canvs, Bottoms. and
n'Hue OIL as good materials as the Pants for which
w" usually pay 50. Closing sale of Winter Clothing.
SO to 5.
faLcy Cas'., Docskin, and Cloth Pants. Of vcrx
desirable patterns, being at least IS pcr cent les,
than the same arc usually sold.
SO.
nice Affair for Gentleman. Over Garments.
custom made, usually sold for much more.
$40 to IL.
\ finc Custom Made Overcoat or sack made from
Dram, Blue, and Black Pilot Cloth Broadcioth, n nd
hcavcr Cloths, for this low price. viii guaranty
that the same garments are sold at from sis To 40
So to 16.
Talmas. An entirely New STYLE of Over Garmep,.
combining gcntiity with case and comfort.
80 SO.
For an Once Business Coat ocose out the stock
SO to IL.
pros' and Frock Coats, from Super6ne Bro,d.Io,b
an" Doeskins' made up in good style and in faith.
iul manner All will be sold at these low prices. to
close out stock.
81 to / SO.
Vests, Of the latest fashion, for these low prc.,.
81 to 3 SO.
For Nice Fancy Satin Vest Also Black or Fancy
six do. made up in the latest styles. Gcntlemens
Dressing Gowns, very lowest prices.
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STATE OF VERMONT. 3Thc Hon. the Probate
District of Chittcuden -. Court for the District
Of Chittenden. r. all persons interested IN tho
estate Of Simon Wakefield late Of Wili.ton de.
ceased GREFIINS.
WHEREAS, application hath been made to thi,
Court TO grant lcenco the Administrator Of said
estate OF said deceased t. decd lands to John W.
otearn' Of Burlington, which tho .ad deceased VS.,
under contract in hi. lifetime to deed
Wherefore the said Court appointed the 23d day Of
January, 1853, for hearing said application At the
Probate Court Rooms, and also ordered that al per-
sons interested be notified by publishing th. order
three weeks .uccc'syely in the burlington Free
Prees previous to lie 'nid ?3d day o. January.
Given under my hand at Burlington this both day
Of December, 1884.
w2Iw3 y. FRENCH. Rcri.ter.
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John Chatfield's Estate.

WETIE SUBSCRIBERS, having boen npppint-
W cd by the Honorable the Probate Court for
the Observation-Disclosures Commissioners to receive.
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of ali
persons, against the estate Of John Chatfed late Of
Huntington, in said District deceased represented
insolvcnt, and also all claims and demands xhbitcd
IN offset thereto and six months from the day If
the date hereof being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, We do therefore hereby give notice, that
we VIII attend to the business Of our appointment,
at the dwelling Of John Cook, in huntingdon in
.aid District. on the 10th days Of March and June
next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated this 10th day Of December. A. D.. 1854.
JOSEPH JOHNSON,
A. H. L0VELAND,
u0Tu1
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BY Telegraph


LYMAN'S STORE,-BURLINGTON,
ARRIVAL or TIE STEAMER
THREE DAYS LATER rEoM NEW YORK :,
NEWs OF GREAT IMPORTANCE
Reciprocity BIZ Passed
T'RADE IN DRY GOODS VERY BRISK. THE
II receipts Of Dry Good. quite large. sales
quick, aud at very low figures. In staple goods,
viz Sho+'ings, shirtings, Denims, Stripes &c con.
siderable activity displayed, az prices much lower
than last spring.
WO0LENs are heavy and firm. at prices that at
tract considerable attention,
FOREIGN GOODS--Cassimere5 Shawls, De-
LANES, &C., are very c.'elp Prices Of all articcs
excepting worthless and Improbable kinds, exhibit
greater regularity and hrmness Tho Styles are
the hest IN Market, consequently meet with ready
sales.
EMBkolDERIE-. In this limo VIC notice large
and beautiful assortment, and at low prices. Tho
styles are choice and the goods are good. Much at
teutinn has been devoted in this line by the Ladot
and more animation displayed than usual
THlBEls, MERTNos, C0BuRGHS, &C.-Lsrse
importatons OF these goods th, season, and prices
are from 20 to 30 per cent Less than last year. A
beautiful assortment Of these goods are now ready
Tor exhibition and sale. Purchaser. are invited 10
give them look before purchasing elsewhere.
HOSIERY iLhNES--As usual, a we'll selected
stock Of Hosiery and Gloves are in the market but
for choice goods, zoaGs ma, ays eoo4s the CORNER
sloRE is supplied with an elaieas variety, and at
io~pnces
.lS-All are r,ita1 to call and eSamins for then.
selves.
CORNER sIoRE
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University Medical College,

- At burlington, VI.
'ENIE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
- in the Medical Department VI the Vernon,
University will commence on
Thursday, March 9Th, 1855,
and continue Sixteen Weeks.
SAMUEL W. THAYER, Jr., MD,
dnntory dri Phynoiogy.
HORACE NELSON, MD,
Prrdp'" anil Practice Of Surgery and S~sienl
JWispruienc,.
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ. D.,
hituia Med'ea and Thrdpemies.
0RREN SMITH, NJ. D.,
Ob"drc'. Di,,as,s Of Women and Chiidr.s o,a
Obndricai Jurisprnd.rcs
HENRY ERNI,
Chsmisfry and Toricoiogy.
EDMUND KANE, NJ. D.,
Pr,roiPi' and Practice Of M,dicir. and Patloiosy
The fee for n full Course is $50. Matriculation
~. Third course, students $40; graduation fee
SIS. During the Lecture Term, liberal opportunities
will be provided for gentlemen wishing to pursue
Practical Anatomy. DR.. Thaycr will pay particu.
lar attention to those who wish to diI,ect during
autumn and Winter.
For further particulars apply to
S. W. TIIAYER, Jr.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
Burlington, VI, Nov let, 1854. wtmhi
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BENJAMIN Wright's Estate,

NJ THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
W cd by the Honorable tho Probate Court for
the District Of Chittcnden, Commissioner. to re-
eelVc' examine and adjust the claim. and demands
OF all persons against the estate of BENJAMIN Wright
late OF Colchester, in said District deceased repre-
sented n'olvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto and ak months from
the day OF the date hereof, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose do therefore hetebv give
notice, that will attend the business Of our an
pointment, at the dwelling Of Margaret Wright in
Coche ESTER in said District, on the first Monday Of
February and the last Monday of March next, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, each Of said day.
Dated this 18th day of December A. d. 1854
MICHAEL SINCLAIR
A. r DUNCAN, commissioners
THOMAS MILLS,
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acquired territory, and General Garland has
stationed u company Of troops there. The
Governor writes that the inhabitants or q
very large majority of them appeared to be
well pleased with this measure, and salutcd
the American flag when it was hostcd with
three hearty cheers.
AR WAsuINGToN much dissatisfaction
exists among the printers, in consequence OF
Il new arrangement that has been made be-
tween the printers of both Houses of Con-
sress, by which the greater part of the com.
position is done but once while Congress pays
for 1t twice, \ large number of compositors
are thrown out of employment, and talk of
memorializing Congress on the subject
Tile Queen of England is about to
present His Holiness the Pope with brilliant
tiara, ornamentcd with three crowns of
hrilliants, and with great many pearls, ru.
bies, emeralds and sarphires. the united val.
NC OF which will be 500 900 francs, or GOO
oO0 English The royal present is to he pa-
Goa IN sculptured silver.
-lA DRrss PARTY -Povcyty ,faa nt
last oocyn >pahls IN New York. The
y. 'ples the invitation cards of
p, ono cf the aristocracv of
4 las issued upwards of five
fluus for " calico dress ball, :"
ns are printed upon cowmon
Z PAPER, and expressly state
expccted to appear in "A cali
n the next day after the ball is
'tl,. I,yo D,ipte M;ae;,r
]Srfw,RT, The Stewart OF New
(cncd handsomely fitted up soup
his celebrated store in Broad
lewart superintends the distribn-
N. \ poverty stricken face is
4 for admission to the privileges
plishment.
fRArrEr, Of Brooklyn, who lives in
Foat in the Atlantic docks, and takes
ling, one day last week resorted to the
ii novel expedient Of letting her little boy
|vn to the water by means of rope, one
Id of which she had tied round his waist in
order to fish out some clothes which had
blown into the basin. The weight being too
great, she was compelled to release her hold.
aud the boy was drowned. The mother was
arrested to undergo an examination. So
much for attempting to turn a boy into
fsh-hook
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Avarintha Barber's Estate.

" bIiiE 81 BSCRlBERS, having been appoint.
W ed by the Honorable the Probate Court for
the district of Chttendcn. Commit to receive
examine and adjust the claims anil demand. of ali
persons, against the estate Of Avarintha Barber.
ia'e OF Bolton, nslid District deceased, represented
insolvent, and also all claim. and demands ey.
hlhi'ed in offset thereto ; and six months from the
nay OF the date hereof being allowed nv .aid Court
Tor that purpose. We do therefor hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business Of our appoint
ment, at the dwelling Of Martin @. Barber in Boil
ton in said District, On the second Thursdays Of
March and May next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on oach
Of sal days.
Dated this 18th day Of November, A. 1854.
v2Sw3 E. B. GREEN Commissioners.
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NOTICE,

YNIiE Subscribers hereby give notice, that, on and
1 after February !, 1855, they shall continue
their business on the CASH SYSTEM, giving no
credit whatever.
Persons having unsettled accounts with the firm
will please call and settle the their earliest
convenience.
BLANCHARD, JOHoNNoTT co.
Burlington, Jan. &c, 1855. d6ttw3w-
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81 Druggists, Merchants and Others who would
like to act as Agents please send in their orders to
FRED. f. SMITH, Druggist, Montpelier.
General Wholesale Agent for Vermont,
DONALD KENNEDY, Proprietor, Ro1bury, Mass.
a. c. SPEAR, Agents. Burlington L. L. DUCTH-
Err son, St. Adams; ii. A. HODGES, and L. b.
GREEN, Richmond W. q. SPRAGUE, Vergcn-
mes. Also, by Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
Nov. ~, 1854. WY
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Alexander Mcleod, notorious in tho old
Canada rebellion, and tried in Utica for muir
der and arson, but acquitted, prefers II claim
for $3.50 against this country before the
commission sitting in London for the settle
ment of claims of English and American citi-
zens upon the other country lie says bis
sufferings and losses by his arrests and detcn-
ton in prison are but partially estimated in
this sum but he will probably be very much
older before lie gets it.
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TTERINE CATHoLICoN. A fresh supply Of
- thi. justly celebrated medicine of DR.. Marchisi
received by the agent Pamphlets furnished graz
tuitously at the counter. THE0. A. PECK.
Jan. rs, ddwtf
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siege of Sebastopol progressing

NEw YORK, Jan. 18th.
The steamer Bahic arrived at half part 3
yesterday, p. NJ Among her passengers is
Commodore Perry.
Affairs before sebastopo were unchanged
ny to the 10Th Of December The Russians
claim to have done considerable damage to
the approaches Of the allies. Nevertheless
the Bird French parallel was completely
mounted with cannon. The reinforcemcnts
for the allies upto the 18th of Dec. had been
Il 900
An official despatch from Bala klaya pub
lished in tie Moniteur says that the situu-
ton Of the lilies is excellent. Gen Liprandi
with 40 900 men was manoevering in the
vicinity of Ba laklava-Menchko was sick
and Gen. Oston sacken was in command Of the
Russian forces. Five thousand Turks had
Landed at Eupatoria. The destination OF
Omar Pachas army WAS kept profoundly
secret, but it is su opposed that it will invest
the North side of Sebastopol
CoNsrAsTIsOPLE, Dec Goth
II is confidently asserted that the resolu.
ton has been adopted H. storm Sebastopol A,
soon os the Turkish rriufurccments come up
he French it is said will furnish the storm
ing party while the British and Turks ATTACK
Nenchikof. 4 thln1so vessel on t,No way t.
the Guono Islands OF the South Pacific na !
been lost and nearly coo Chinese cmigrants
pcrishcl
The letters from Scba:topol arc still Of
dfeary character Large numbers Of troops
continue TO eickcn, Tho Russisnr continue
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DWELLING and Pain in the Limbs, Side, or Bow.
- els, Cramps, Nervous Headache, Tic Doloreux,
Neuralgia, SPrains, Bruises, Flesh Wounds, Spasms
Sore Throat. Burns and scalds. Lock Group.
White Swelling. Hydrophobia, Frosted Feet. Tooth
Ache. Bilious Collie, Dyspepsia, Poisonous Bites,
stings, &C., &C., DO.
This REMEDY has been sold in is States, and in
some 5000 Cities and Towns, and has given great
satisfaction to all who have used it, 1t is gusrsn-
teed in all Nervous and Chronic complaints, to be
superior to all other preparations eItant. Mr.. T.
W. LovELL, of Burlington, W, ia we'll acquainted
with the "PAIs EXTRACTOR" having both sold and
used it. PRICE rs aud so cents per bottle.
L. WILLIAMS, NJ. D.,
Proprietor, Nsw York,
tFrSold, Wholesale and Retail, by HERRICK 4
MILES, Wholesale Grocery, Water Street. Burling-
ton, VT; New York. ALEXANDER 4 SLATER,
Druggists &c Barclay Street, New York.
Burling. ton, Oct. 10, 1854. ddwly.
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Canton

MY wife, Amanda NJ. W, has wilfully deserted
WI me, and gone to part. unknown. l there.
fore caution the public against furnishing her in
any manner upon my credit, as shall not pay any
debts of her contracting. LUTHER STONE.
Charlotte, Jan. IL, 1855. dlwtw3w
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CURE OF PIMPLEs on THEFACE

Ma. KENNEDY About two years ago my face
broke out in pimples of the worst kind. Seeing
the good effect of the Medical Discovery on a
friend of mine, who was troubled the same as was.
tried it, and I am happy to say complete cure
has been the result.
J. P. TARBELL, Brighton.
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CURED OF HTNOR.

My son was troubled with humor. Some called
1t scrofua some salt rheum some one thing some
another. By tho use of your Medical Discovery,
he is now cured of it.
R.. LAYTON, Quincy.
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(,OOtI Lambs.

hu Norton, Esq, of Chelsea, Vt, has
Buck lambs which he has raised, and
hlch are worthy Of mention. The average
Hagc Of these three lambs was eight months
and three weeks. the 23d of November last
Their united weight was then four hundred
and thirteen pounds, and the united length
of their wool was 231 inches. Two Of these
lambs are Of the Leicester Cotswold and New
Oxlordshire breed. The other is the Lcces-
ter crossed with the fainter Merino, ION the
part of the dam,) then crossed back with
Leicester. They were turned to grass the
llth Of May, and have had no extra keeping
since they were taken from the eve, the Sth
Of September If any New Highlander can
beat this Mr. Norton would be pleased to
hear from him.-l Windsor journal,
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CAUTION THE PUBLIC

e buy TO boek unless the words " n A " hIrncsur,
10 Liberty Street y" is on (snd the entry IN the
Clerks once On tbs back of) the title page and boy
only Of respeotabs and honorable dealers send ~
nal, aud address TO IT 4 NJ. Maurieosu.
es- Upon receipt Of One Dollar THE MAR
RlEp WcMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM
fANloN" Is sent (ndtld fra) TO any part Of ne
United States, the canaias and Brush Provinces.
an isu'Is mus, be post, faid, and sddrss.sd to Dr.
A IA. MAJRICBAU, box l224 Kew-YcIk City
Puhl,h-ng Ohoe, No 100 Liberty Street, New
Feff
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BEEcHER on THE Know MORNINGS. -Rcv II.
W. Beecher recently lectured in Hartford on
- Palestine. He opposed the Know-Noth-
ings, and said that the idea of danger to
American institutions from the influx Of
foreigners was as absurd as would be the
belief that the waters Of the Atlantic ocean
could be turned to milk by cmptving into
them all the milk-pans of the country
When | eat Chicken said Mr.. Bcccher |
don become chicken. Chickcn becomes mc -
So it is, he continued, with the lrishman and
the Germans who pour into this country
! they come to the vigorous digestion of Il
kyoung Republic, which swallows them as
Foreigners, but turns them into Americans. y"
told with effect, of the young snob, who
tilted John Randolph on his home education
which the sarcastic gentleman responded
rs &c The gentleman reminds me of the
DIS about the head waters Of the Mononga-
a, which are poor by nature, and cultiva-
has entirely exhausted them"
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS. FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY is
IiNTiR'S BiLNiM or VIM CHERRr,
tho crest remedy Tor
tONSJ' MpTJO

IliNTiR'S BiLNiM or VIM CHERRr.
tho CREST remedy Tor
tONSU MPTION.
Mud the best medicine known to man for Asthma
OF every stag, Liver Complaints, Bronchitis, In
hucnza. Coughs, Colds, bleeding Of the Lungs,
Shortness of Breath. pains and weakness in the
side, breast, &c, and all other diseases Of the
PULMONARY ORGANS.
From the Boston Post
nr. :. W. Fowe, l3S Washington street, ha, al
article entitled as above, which we believe is the
best preparation Hitherto discovered for the cure of
colds and other consumptive complaints, Having
tested this medicine, speak with confidence
as to its salutary effects in removing colds nd other
complaints incident to this season of the year.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Whenever this medicine is introduced. it at once
attans that high reputation which l, 80 richly de.
serves What can stop its sale, when on every hand
can be witnessed its wonderful cures. The worst
cases OF Asthma, recent but dangerous caugh. and
also those that of long standing. bronchitis
and consumption in its early stages, are always
cured by this remarkable medicine
he not deceived by impostors--thc public should
be curctnl to get the genuine article limitations
and councrtcits are being put up by those who
know nothing of medicine.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
For sale wholesale and retail by tho General
Agent, SETH W fOWLE, 1873 Washington street,
Boston, Mass, and by his sub-agcnts throug
the country.
Messrs. T. A. Pack and A. c. SPEAR, agents for
burlington. w24wl
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LOST

LOST.
y u W X A y T, No. 1921, issued to
- JOSEPH LAHORE, Of Vermont, for service
in the War Of 1912, and mailed at Washington,
Dec..s, 1854, having failed to reach it's destina.
ton notccs hereby given that application will be
made 10 tho Commissioner Of Pensions to Issue a
duplicate of said Warrant.
HENRY WEED, Agent
Hinesburgb, Jan. Is, 1855. We've.
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G r E A T D ARG AIMS
Now ofcredm
Hats, Caps and Furs,

Burlington Hat and Fur Store.
VIE subscribers take this opportunity to return
Il their THANKS for the liberal patronage thus far
bestowed on them and further say to their patrons
and the public generally that for the
NENT SIXTY DAYS,
We shall sell all goods in store at a lar fg,,s
Llnr s'""t c"n"ris"s la-rn a ssorttnnnt ,c
Hats, Caps 4 Fancy Dress F'urs,
BUFFALO AND FANCY SLEIGH ROBES,
\ large variety Of
G. GLOVE 4 MITT EMS.
Gentlemen and Ladies will find this a rare oppor-
tunity to get good Goods and get them cheap. Can
and see. Goods in all branches of our line made to
order and repairing done at short notice
n. ALLEN 4 co.
Burlington, Jan, 10. 1855. d6wtf
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Get ont,

Yes, get out-that is out of doors, into
the air where you can exercise your lungs,
arms and legs. What is the use of your
staying shut up all the long days and nights
in close, stove-heated rooms and then you
complain bitterly of headaches, dyspepsia,
languor, and thousand uncomfortable all
ments. No wonder, when you try to live on
half supply of fresh air and an over sup
Ply of luxurics for the palate. Ladies', espe-
cially, should get out, at least once in each
day-if they would, we should see more rosy
cheeks, elastic steps, graceful forms, bright
eyes and altogether more cheerful faces. -
Professional men should get out Of their
dingy Offices, merchants out of their close
counting rooms, scholars out of ill-ventiated
school hoses. Arc you in trouble Get out
Are you in debt Get out. Are you in any
place that is not good for you Get out, if
possible. If you don't get any farther, than
out Of doors, it will do you good Get out
Vermont Tri5nne
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III arr | { D

In this Village, on Tuesday morning, the 18th
inst, by the Rev. Mr.. BuRpick, HOLLIS A. DORR
to Miss EVELINA DIXON
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News of the Week
BY Telegraph TO the Free Press.
Excitement in Boston

BosToS, Jan. IL.
There was some excitement in Boston yes
terday' IN consequence of rumors that L. 5.
Commissioners Woodbury. had issued war
rant for the arrest of fugitive slave named
jackson, lately arrived here from Virginia
The vigilance committee assembled, aud
jackson was shortly on road to Canada
Congressional.
WAsHINGToS, Jan. !
In the Senate. the Committee on Naval
Affairs reported in favor of sending one or
more vessels in search for DR.. Kane
Interesting from Europe.