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News of the Week
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.
The Committee on Military Affairs of the
puse, to-day received communication
ON the Secretary of War, in response to an
quiry whether it is not practicable to re-
pee expenses in transportation to remote
Hillary Posts,
Mr.. Floyd says reduction would be pracd
cable were it not for the demands an
hreats of Members of Congress.
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6T. LOUIS, Feb. IA. Advices from Leav-
worth state that the Legislature of Kansas
burned on Friday, after passing an amnes-
bill. granting pardon to persons in custo-
!, and immunity from action for past dis
Fbances in Southern Kansas. The bill re-
wed the approval of the Governor.
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Yours. respectfully,
A. X. JACOBS,
HINESBURGH ACADEMY.

YNHIS long established institution will continue
l. under the care of the same teachers that have
had charge OF it for three years past. The public
may, therefore, rest assured that the ENGLISH
LANGUAGE will receive that attention which its
Importance and general use demand, while the or.
binary branches, such Latin, French and Music.
will not be overlooked.
Winter Term commences Dec goth, ends April 18th
Tuition, $500; Piano Music $40 90 use Of Instru
ment, $500. Photography, by Rev. Mr. Tiffany
free. A. E. LEAVENWoTH, Principal.
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For the Holidays.

l. les,
NOu can find at LYMANS a splendid assort-
Il ment Of SHETLAND WOOL.
SINGLE ZEPHYR wORS TED, for Embroidery
&C, &c
DOUBLE do. do. for Sontags, &c. &c.
SLIPPER PATTERNS; also
do. dc. embroidered-a new and
beautiful article.
Knitting Pins; Wood and Ivory Crochet Rings,
Needles and Hooks
worsted Needles; Sewing Needles;
together with
MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF
LADIES' ii + A ID ORNAMENTS
in the way of Pins, Combs, ETC., etc.
Chenille, Embroidery Silk; also, Gold and
Silver Braid, Silk Braid for Embroidery; in short,
lots of things for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW-YEAR'S PRESENTS.
Please call and see Respectfully,
EDWARD LYMAN.
Corner Store, Dec II, 1855 w.t.
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RECIPE FOR HAMS.

vAkE Of salt, salt petre molasses, and any
i other desirable ingredient; mix them in the
proportion OF small quantity of each
with smaller quantity of water, (the
scalding and skimming may bo omitted
pour the compound into any convenient ,essel
and 1t willbe fit for about this time; then
whom ham is wanted 90 and bug ono Of DEWEY.
inc man who follows the above direction and
iails to get a very superior ham, may ever after
take precedence of the oldest lhabitant"
Jan. llth. 1889
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THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS

The Democratic Caucus IN the Tariff met
at the Capitol tonight. Mr.. Phelps, of Mo-,
offered resolution, that the temporary no
cessities Of the Government should be met by
an extension of the law authorizing the issue
and REISSUE of Treasury Notes for the period
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pr. Spencer, speaking of the limitless
lure of human expedients, mentioned that
"a tinker, who, on one occasion having
|nded tin kettle, procured six cents from
owner to buy half pint of rum with, in
Her to see if it leaked.
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The Secretary of the Treasury asks that
power be given to discontinue from time to
time such Light Houses as may become use
less by reason OF the mutations of Commerce
or otherwise, and to restrict the creation of
new Lights to such as shall be reported on
favorably, by the Light House Board.
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During the great fire which destroyed the
W Mechanical Bakery in Boston ON the
h inst, when men, women and children
Fre fleeing from the burning dwelling, a
Iliceman discovered, on the sidewalk, two
tie children, nearly naked. They were
Fd together with simple band of white
bth. Their little hands were clasped in
oh other and they were crying for their
Pther. Once or twice they narrowly es
ped death from passing engine or fall
3 building; and when found, their little
bees were almost stihcd and their forms
| Fl with cold. They were taken to the re-
ence of a gentleman in Charter street,
lere they were kindly cared for by the Ia
Is. The parents of these little ones were
bsequently found, both stuplily drunk, in
building near the fire, and which had mar
3yly escaped destruction by falling wall
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UNDERHILL ACADEMY.

S. L. BATES, A, B. Principal,
TNHE SPRING TERM of this Institution will
L commence on Thursday Feb. oath, and con
tinue eleven weeks A full board of experienced
teachers will be employed so that the pupils in
each department will receive more than ordinary
attention.
Board in good families 81, so to Sl,75.
For particulars in regard to tuition DC, apply
to the Principal for Catalogue, or to
j. H, BosTwIcK
wS2w3
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Frenchman, soliciting relief, said very
vely, to his fair hearer, "NIa 'mselle,
Ter beg, but dat have Won wife wild seve-
small family. dat is growing very large,
Messing to make DER bread out of, but
perspiration on nv prow.''
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CATASTROPHE AT oGDENsBURGH.
OGDENsBuRGH, Feb. 10.

TV'
Several races took place on the ice here
to-day. As the crowd we're returning home
ten teams broke through and several horses
up four men nearly frozen. Some of the
teams have not been heard from.
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Detroit, Feb. 1.-THE Michigan Lcgis-
ire adjourned sine die to-day, having
|nsacted large amount of business. Sa-
day the House reconsidered the vote by
|ich the Registry Law was defeated, and
Used it as received from the Senate by
fy-two against thirty-four
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\ ErLocY AS is A EuLoGY john II. Davis
eavy pork packer in Ohio. having died sud-
ply, local paper says, "He was highly
|eemed as II man of benevolence and en-
prise and was good judge of pork"
a FATAL BEAR FIcnT.-A correspondent of
! New York Tribune, writing from Port.
fster, says that the citizens of Rye and
prison have been seriously annoyed by
at has turned out to be a large grizzly
r. The monster having been tracked to a
hmp, he was found snugly ensconced in
crevice of large clump of rocks. Mr..
{rritt s. Clark, accompanied by two col
d men named Thomas Wilson and Tilley
fkson, the latter only armed with clubs
DE an attack upon Bruin, Mr.. Clark Civ
him the contents of well-loaded gun.
I colored men followed up with their clubs,
en- the bear turned upon them, instantly
ing Wilson and injuring jackson 50 that
is not expected to recover. Mr.. Clark
ting reloaded fred again with g cd effect,
other parties coming up, the bear was
hmarily despatched. The writer of the
Ter says that the bear is of the largest size,
where he came from is mystery
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| must have a finger in the pie

T is become the custom Of men in my calling in
Il this Town, to advertise SELLING OFF at cost,
under cost &c, &c
Therefore, far Cash. am positively selling off
large part of my stock of ready -made Clothing,
such as OVER COATS, DRESS COATS
PANTS, VESTS, and great variety of BOYS,
CLOTHES, all we'll made, Cor in any case rips
repaired without charge, usual) all far below
their true value---many below cost. This don't of
course, include my large stock of Cloths, CasS,mere,
and Vcstinys, nor the goods now in the hands of
work people-bcing prepared for the coming
Clothes neatly Cleaned and Repaired.
CHARLES BENNS,
Next east of the American Hotel.
Burliugt on Feb. 10, 1859, dGtw3iw2
GENTS DRESS BOOTS.
MADE of French Calf and Patent Leather.
w Just received by A. PR0UTY, JR Bank
Block.
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The grand jury have found true bills
against Messrs. Selvas and Mares the con-
signees and the Captain.o the barque An
geita, seized here on suspicion of being fit
ted here for the slave trade.
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A FIRST CLASS PICTORIAL FAMILY PAPER
devoted to News, Literature, Science, the Arts;
to Entertainmen', improvement and Progress. Pub
lished weekly at 50 year.
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Walter Harper of Detroit, quiet and re-
ved man, living modcstly there these
! ny years, has just taken that town by
Rprise with donation Of 800, 900 worth
property for founding hospital for sick
aged poor.
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pKlRr SrsPENpERs. 1t is always interests
to examine contrivances for the relief of
herring humanity. Who that sees the ex-
hse of clothing which envelopes the walk
apparatus of the ladies of the present
J, can doubt that such a weight, if sup
rtcd by the hips and waist alone, as it
|lally is, must produce weakness in the
ne and in the muscles of the abdomen and
EST? Whoever wants to see an improved
ftrivauce for bringing that weight on the
builders, where it properly belongs, "a
trivance which is light, strong, and
- lily adjustable to the size of the person,
| find it at the Corner Store LYMAy's.
Dr. Spencer, speaking of the limitless
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TTNNIFUKD, TUD, 10.
DR.. l.. p. Brockett, formerly of the firm
of Brockett and Hutchinson, Booksellers of
this city. was arrested this afternoon for for
gerry. The paper forged is mostly held by
the several Banks and individuals of this
city. The amount of paper now out is from
$4,000 to 800, 900. DR.. Brockett has
heretofore been considered a man of strict
integrity
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SAVANNAH. Feb. 10.

The Grand Jury have found true bills of
indictment against Capt. Corrie of the yacht
Wanderer and three others for being engaged
in the slave trade. They are now in Jail.
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

NNHE SEYMOUR FARM, so called, we'll
L situated on the lake shore about mile south
Of Burlington Village. A very desirable place,
both in respect to soil and location. Enquire Of
the undersigned
6. VI. POPE, Cashier.
Burlington, Feb. O. 1859. w33w6
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MONTREAL, Feb. IL

MONTREAL, Feb. IL.
The Queens decision in favor of making
Ottawa the seat of Government was adopted
in the Legislature last night by five majority
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INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 10.
collision occurred in the Senate this
morning between Senators Gooding aud Hef-
from, in consequence of some personal re-
marks made by both in Senate some days
ago. During the fight brother of Gooding
interfere1, and struck IIeffron on the head
with cane, wounding him severely. Other
wise little damage was done to either party
Both were armed, but had not opportunity
to use their weapons. The excitement in the
Senate during the difficulty was intense.
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VIEW TO r f.
1 80
CHURCH STREET.

vJNIIE undersigned, having taken the Store lately
u occupied by Hotehtiss s. Jeiiison, is prepared
to offer to the people Of Burlington and vicinity
an entirely new and carefully selected
S % G X OF d r Y G o o d S +,
consisting of
ALL XII DIS OF
DOMESTTCS, HOSIERY
LADIES' GLOVES,
DRESS GOODS, YANKEE
ENBROID ERIES, NOTIONS,
CENTS FURNISHING.
&c, &c.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
Respectfully,
G. B. JELLISON, AG'T
sept. IL.
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Fhe death of worthy citizen is recorded
BUR paper to-day. Mr.. Atwater had been
esident of Burlington for 60 years.
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MORE GOLD DIGGlNGs.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. o.

oT' LOUIS, ftD y.
New gold dggings have been discovered
near the head waters of the Missouri in the
heighborhood of Stevens pass. Gold is said
to be very plentiful, but of inferior quality,
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f'r77'' " W.T.
\ bill abolishing and prohibiting slaves in
the Territory has passed the Legislature, hut
MrdnrN
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Hydropathy its Philosophy and Practice; Physi-
ology, Anatomy and the Laws of Life and Health.
81 year.
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TO RENT.
VALENTINES.

VNHE 81 BscRIBER has FINE lot of thoss miser
L able things called Valentines, which he would
Ike to sell for about one-half the usual price. If
that wont dispose of them, they must go for less
for, GO they must, If Il IS into the stove.
5. HUNTINGTON.
Burlington, Vt, Feb. 5, 1850. diff
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Notwithstanding the apparently harmo-
NOUS Caucus last night and the adoption of
the Phelps Resolutions, the Pennsylvania
Democrats will urge the Tariff prepared by
Mr. Phillips of the committee on Ways and
Means
The New England manufacturing interests
as represented here advocate the Bill prepar-
ed by Mr.. Morrill,. of the same committee,
but will be content with the present tariff,
and only fear the restoration of the tariff of
1916.
A letter from prominent source states on
information from Madrid that it is not yro.
bable that Mr.. Preston will BE- received as
L. S. Minister, but if he should be, that the
first intimation from him relative to the
purchase Of Cuba would I've deemed Il stuff
Gent ground. for giving him his passports.
Our government however is not in receipt of
any official information from Spain on that
subject. The impression prevails that the
proposition to place money at the command
of the President to negotiate for the acqusi-
ton of Cuba will pass the Senate but will be
defeated by large majority in the House
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Burlington, Vermont.
are also agents for the following first-clas.
LIFE, FIRE & MARINEINsURAN
Companies and will take risks and make insurance
promptly, on application at the office, by letter.
INTNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Connec-
LeLticut. Capital 81 100000.
HoME INSURANCE CO., New York. Capital,
i 100000.
CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE CO., Hart
y ford, Conn. Capital, 100000.
NORTH WESTERN INSURANCE Co, oswego,
INNew York. Capital, S150,000.
VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
' CO., Montpelier, VT. Capital ,430, 900.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.. New
1NYork. Assets over 81 900 900.
(tHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
~ Hartford. Conn. Capital and Assets, $500 900.
OVERS HEALING AMBROCATI
has been in use linment and internal remedy
in Burlington and vicinity, for the last six years
and has established its reputation, as a CURE 70
rheumatism, Cuts, Bruises, Swelings, Headache,
and other affections which are mentioned in the
advertisement in another column. dawtf
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RUFUS WALsToN.s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO all persons
tCDisTRIcT OF cHITTENDEs, SIS. { concerned in the
Estate Of Rufus Walston late of Williston in said
District, deceased,
Greeting.
At a Probate Court holden Mt Burlington, with
in and for tho District of Chttcnden, the llth
day Of February 4. d. 1850 an Instrument, pur-
porting to bo the last win and Testament of
Rufus Walston late Of Wiliston in said District,
deceased, was presented 10 the Court aforesaid for
Probate by the Executors therein named And it
is ordered by said Court that tho 9Th dav Of March
A. d. 1853 Mt the Probate Court Rooms in said
Burlington, be assigned for proving said Tnstru-
ment; and that notice thoreofbe eiven to all per-
sons concerned, by publishing this order three
weeks excessively in tho Burlington Free Press
newspaper printed Mt said Burlington, previous to
the time appointed
Therefore. Won are hereby notified to appear
before said Court, at the time and place aforesaid,
and contest the probate ofsaid will, If you have
cause.
Given under my hand Mt Burlington in said
District, this lth day Of February A. D. 1850.
D. FRENCH, Register.
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Stoves. Stoves. Stoves.

F. C. HILL, Solicitor for Orator. Wa
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BARRE ACADEMY

Spring TERM begins Feb. II, 80 Sun
tSmer Term begins May II, 1853. Vail lie N
begins Sept. !, 1859
Tho Board Of Instruction consists Of six perm
nent Tenchers.
The facilities for pursuing Classical or Er~hso
course Of Study, superior
Board sl,s5 per week
]. 5. sPAULDING, Principal
Barre, Jan. Is, 1853. w30 Az
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THE PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL.

Devoted to all those Progressive Measures for the
Elevation and Improvement of Mankind Illus
trated. 81 year
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MANAGERS.
II. P. D,o. Hichuond. j. II. Ransom, Jericho.
II. II. Bisnop, /" Ira Barney, Essex.
K. a. Jones, Joshua Whitcomb, Essex.
Il. II. Fay, Jonesville. Ed Brownell, Essex Jun.
Z. Cotton, Bolton. A. j. Crane, Huntington.
J Whitcomb, - G. l.. Williams "
II. M Bruce Waterbury. Z. Morton, Williston.
A. j. Brown, " II. 5. Whitcomb "
C. shattuck, Middlesex. II B. Stanton, Burlington
5. II, Chamberlin, " 5. 5. Smith "
J. Bissonett Montpelier II. Hull, Hinesburgh.
Z. Camp, Stowe. 7. Bi.sonnett, Bristol.
c. Perkins, " T. keef, West Alburg.
HI ,Stowell, Cambridge. p. II. Myers, Rouses Pr,
H. Griswold, - W. Ladd,
J. /. Grey, Underhill o. White, Mortified.
G. II. Metcalf, VIM. Hurlburt,
s. n. Thompson, Jericho.
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INFANTS WAISTS, received this day at
i JELLISoN's.
Nov Q. diff
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WOOLLEN MILL FOR SALE.

WOOLLEN MILL FOX SALE.
VUNHE subscriber offers for sale the following
L described property Twelve acres Of excellent
land living on Lewis Creek, North Ferrisburgh
two and half miles from Railroad Depot and one
mile from main road leading from Vergennes to
Burlington On said property isa
WOOLLEN MILL,
four stories high Gncluding attic for drying
wool and cloth,) 81 feet long by rs wide, with
water power sufficient to drive two sets Of Ma.
chinery for making Woollen Goods, in Winter or
Summer, commanding the whole stream, an Iron
Water-wheel of sufficient power and permanent CON
structon to drive said Machinery, was built
in 1852 with new aume and dam, covered with new
timber, and building thoroughly repaired, and
has been in operation most of the time since, with
one set of machinery. There is Dye-House with
large Copper Boiler, for Dyeing W FOOL and Cloth.
Also three good Dwelling Houses; and good loca-
tions for other buildings.
A L S o.
NINETY ACRES OF (WOOD) LAND.
situated about two miles from the above, With
lawful road TO it at all times Of the year. contain
ing Pine and Oak Timber, suitable for building,
and wood sufficient for . number of years.
All Of which will be sold reasonable forms,
for a part of the purchase money, on giving pos
session; the balance on time for good paper, IL
requested.
For terms and further particulars, apply to
THEODORE D. LYMAN.
NorthFsrrisburgh, Jan. l7,ls6s. wsosm
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VA lllLST 50 many are advertising goods - for
w the Holidays let it not be forgotten, that
AT DEWEl'S may he found much that is
good" for 1LL-TWE-DA IS-bcsides Cam
phenc and Fluid for the dark nights.
Dec. 9th, %. daw
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WASHINGTON u: IL.

AT
s. WHITC0M D'S HALL,
RICHMOND, V, FEBRUARY 22d, 1859.
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of two years; that the appropriation bills
ought to be acted on as speedily as possible :
and that the expenditures OF the Government
ought to he reduced to the lowest point CON
sistcnt with the wants of nm economical nd-
min;strotion of the Government.
A debate took place on the various propo-
sitions. and finally the resolutions of Mr..
Phelps were adopted.
A noticeable feature of the proceedings
was the defeat by ~ against 25 of Mr. Craw
ford's resolution, declaring it incxpcdirnt to
alter the tariff of 1857. 1t was understood
that the members were not to be bound by
the action of the Caucus.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 10.
Advices from Utah are to Jan. 18th. The
news is generally unimportant. A memo
rial was under consideration in the Legisla-
ture asking admission into the Union under
the old State of Deseret Constitution. Many
persons were leaving Salt Lake for the Pixies
Peak diggings
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FLOOR MANAGERS.
Il. II. FLAGG, c. P. RHODES.
MusIc-BRrAST's QuADRILLLr BAyp-5 PIECES.
BILL 50 so. WV
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New York, Feb. 10.

Private adviccs from jacksonville, Fla,
states that a vessel loft that Port a few
weeks ago for Africa to take in n cargo of
slaves. and a Brig sailed the day previous to
meet her at Sea and transfer the cargo