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New YORK, JAN IA.
The Treasury is absolutely bankrupt
capt. Meigs was unable to-day to paw the
money due upon tac Capitol Extension.
The Post Master General in reply to the
resolution presented few days since by Sen
ator Hunter, has expressed the opinion that
the only way to lender the Post Office self
sustaning,is to return to. thclbasis Of the Law
OF 1913, establish a uniform post lgc Of five
cents, and abolish the ranking privilege
Tunes Correspondence.
New York, Jan. 10.
Rnmors arc current Of serious misundcr.
standing among some Of the members Of the
Cabinet. which may lead to the withdrawal
of Mr. Toucy. President Buchanan denies
generally that any notification relative to orr
foreign policy has been received either from
England or France, but he has thus far failed
to respond in writing. The Foreign Com
mittcc insist on written answer.
lSm's Correspondence
quarrel is going on among the Rcpubl-
can members here. a portion desire to take
up the Douglas men and Southern as well ms
Northern Americans, to Join them.
Eli Thaycr of Mass. is one of the prom
inent advocates of this plan and has speech
on the subject in preparation.
New York, Jan, l6.
llcralds Washington Correspondent
y caucus of the Democratic Senator's was
held to-day in which it was determined that
the Committee on foreign relations should re- |
port bill similar to that presented a few DAYS
since by Mr.. dcll, authorizing the Presi-
dent to purchase Cuba and placing $50 900 |
600 ut his disposal for that purpose, as all |
the Northern democrats would vote for it. |
The House committee on foreign relations
bavc also resolved to bring in o similar bill.
New YORK, Jan II.
At a meeting on Saturday of the Commit
tee on Ways and Means, Secretary Cobb pre-
scented II report showing that more than
$4,000 900 of Treasury notes fall due by the
first of July, which there are no means
available to meet.
NEW YORK, Jan Il.
The Washington correspondent of the
Evening Post says proposition is on foot to
amend the bill entitled Codiication of the
Revenue Laws, with clause repeating the
Fishing Bounties. 1t Is understood that
Speaker Orr will admit the motion.
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L egal Notices.
RICHARD SPEARS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable
- piErRicT or cnirtEvDES, SIS. the Probate Court
Tor tho District Of Chicndcn TO all persons inter-
estcd in the estate Of Richard Spear late Of Col
chester in said District deceased, Greeting.
whereas, said Court hath assigned the sth day
OF February next, for the settlement Of the admin
istrntion account of tho Administrative
OF the estate of said deceased, and ordered
that public notice thereof DO given to all
persons interested in said estate, by publishing
this order three weeks successfully, previous to
the day assigned, in tho Burlington Free Press,
printed in Burlington, in said District
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear Mt
inc Probate Court Rooms, in Burlington, on the
day assigned then and there to contest tho allow
ancc OF said account, if you sec cause.
A. ID. 1859.
W. II. FRENCH, Judge
MlhirA
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TT'HH TIE,
S. X. GREEN, Proprietor.

Sold in Burlington by j. W. EoDY & Co., and T.
A. PEck; Colchcster,-Drury, & Macomber
gainesville; J. ;. Storrs & Son, Winooski
Milton, l.. BURGESS Co., NELSON FAIRcnrrps;
Fairfax, L. II. WELLS; Fletcher, T.. BLAIR, JR,
and L. SArroRD Cambridge, l.. l.. q L. r. SMITH
p. SPENCER; johnson, ;. BELpisG; Cndcrhill, L.
p. CARLTON, and C. W. REYNOLDS; Jericho, l.. p
liowEs, and +. II. LANE 4 Co; Richmond II. A.
HoDGEs, and l.. b. GREEN.
Agents will be appointed in every Town in the
State.
January Is, 1859. w3Om6
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
sir James Clarkes Celebrated Female Pills. Pre-
par'd Jrom prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, NJ d
Physician Ertraordinary to The Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailinr in the
cure of all those painful and dangerou. diseases to
which the female constitution is subject. 1t mo-
derates all excess and removes all distractions,
and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES it i. peculiarly
suited. 1t will, in short time, bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Gov
eminent stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent coun-
terfcits.
CAU7ION-Ih,s, PW, should not be taken by
females during the FIRST THREE MONTHS
Of Pregnancy, az they are sure 10 bring on M,ear-
r'ag,, but at any Other time they are safe.
In cases Of Nervous and spinal Affections, Pal
ptation Of the heart, Mysteries and Whites, these
Pills will effect cure when all other mean. have
failed, and although powerful remedy, do not
contain iron, calomel, antimony, anything hurt
full to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United State. and Canada
JOB MOSES,
(Late l., G. Baldwin 4 Co.,)
Rochester, n. Y.
N. D.-sl,oo and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, will insure . bottle, con-
tanning so Pills, by return mail.
For sale by T. a. PECK, Agent. ws-6mos,
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NJ A X X + T 8.
BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN, Jan. 10.
FLOUR.-Priccs have advanced about Csc. PEI
Dbl. The sales have boon at 81 65ns so fol
common brands Western; s5,oOas5,5 80 for fancy
including poor to very good s5,7a5s6,Oo for com
mon brands, including Michigan, Ohio and Gene
see. Canada Flour has been in demand with sale.
at $5,00as5,2 5 for common and good fancy; 1915
a6,OO for common extras; and ,oOa7 90 for family
and superior brands. Corn Meal has been in mod.
crate demand s4,0oai Is per Dbl, and Rye Flour i,
selling in small lots at So 5On rs per Dbl for COM
mon and extra. Buckwhcat selling at S2,T5 per
100 lbs.
dRAlN. Tho market for Corn has been firm
and prices have advanced; new Southern yellow
has been sold at 9Oa92c; old white 9Oao2c.; and
Western at s7n90c. Oats have been in demand and
sustain the late advance; Sale. of Northern and
Canada at Coo; some choice lots at GlaG2c now
held at ga In Rye the sales have been small at
s2c per bushcl
PROFESSIONALISM dull and price. n re hardly
sustained. Sales of prime at sli OOasl5 90; mess
at SIS 75alo so; and clear at s2l Ooa2l 80 per Dbl
cash and mos. Beef is dull, and the sales have
been small atso oOal2 5opcr Dbl, cash ard mos.
Lard Is irm but quiet; sales Mt l2al2Jc. in bbl.
and ticrccs, and l3al3hc in kegs; and Smoked
Hams at lOallc. per h., cash and 4 mos. Hogs
have been selling at 7aslc. per h., for large and
small. Butter ranges from 22a2ic for good and
very choice and lialsc. for common. Canada and
Western is selling at l3al0c per lb. Cheese range.
from salO and very choice lots at 1Oic.
POTATOES. common whites are in moderate
demand at ST 2jal 37l per Dbl Peach Blow. 40;
American and Nova scotia Chcnangocs at 4Oa5oc;
Ind Carriers and Jacksons at G5a7o per bush.
WOOL.-Markct firm, with sales the pa.t week
IF 5000 lbs fleece and pulled at 3Ga6jc for fleece
ind 4oaj7i,. for No and extra pulled, cash. Tho
icacrs generally have adopted the cash system for
uture sales of domestic " DOL in order to conform
With the other markets Of the country.
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In Springfield, January |, Mr.. Horace II
White, aged a.
In Morristown, Jan. I'd, Mr.. Ebcnezcr Dan
forth, aged CT.
;, In 81 Johnsbury, Jan. LIST, Mrs. Cornclia .
Harlow.
In West Barnet, Jan. 4th, widow Susan Hop.
kins, aged II.
In Orange, Jan. 6, Mi. Philena Richardson.
ngcd "a.
In Worcester, Jan. 7th Nathan Adams, aged
A years.
In sutton, Jan. 7th, Capt. John Reelingtoa, aged
In Pownal, January 0, Mr.. Hannah sceiy,
aged "a ~
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but weather is very inclement, and provis-
ions scarce and dear
The propeller Alps, from IIavrc Dec. 18th,
arrived this forenoon. The Alps reports
experiencing n succession of heavy westerly
gales.
The comments in the French papers on
Buchanan's Message are very severe.
Counterfeit twos on the Howard BANKING
Company, OF Boston, were put in circulation
here last evening.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
noLLOwAy,s 0IyTMEyrxpI Pills

Characterization has been defined ms the tri-
butte which ignorance and vice pay to skill and
genius, but as such "trbutc" to Professor Uollo-
way might invovc tho most terrible consequence.
to the sick, they are enjoined to examine the
pamphlets enveloping the Pills and Ointment they
purchase. Unls.. the sentence Holloway, Ntw
York and London," is watcr-marked on every
leaf, the article is bogus" Only be sure you
have the genuine preparations. and no form Of
cruptive or ulcerous diseasc-no phase of indire.t
ion, liver complaint, intestinal disorder, need
alarm you.
Jan. Is, davlv
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"a 80 i.-D,'H - ri. MARKET.
I'osToN. HeaneSaa1, Ja,i. 2Oh 1859.

At market 1850 Cattle, 900 Becvc,, and
$50 stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows
orc, two, and three year. old Market beef
En- ra, per cwt. s. 25a7 80 LIST quality, Sc 5oa
G75; second quality, S. so; third quality, 5 90;
ordi y40O.
Sro nts-W orking oxen, none. Cows and calves
from 30, 40, 81 to CT; Yearlngs 0; Two
years old, 20 "a; tree years old, S25 30.
Sheep and Lambs, 4475 Mt market Prices. in
lots 50 OOa2 so, 90 Extra and selections, 81 90
a 500 C 90.
Swine, none at market.
Hides, 7iasc per b.; Tallow ~ as per ID;
Pelts, 81 50al 70 each; Calf Skins, l2bal4c per h.
Veal calves none.
REMARKs.-As is usual, the slight advance in
prices brought large supply this week. and prices
have, unless for the very best quality fallen
back again, but those of medium quality will have
to be sold at full 80 cts per cwt less or kept over
The number Of sheep was double that of last week
Prices declined from 25a50 cts, per head from last
wcek, which is about 1 to cts. per lb.
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The CoLD SNAP.--Thc W oodstock ge s,v v,
that the average cold Of last Tuesday in that
place was greater than for 23 years. The cold
had just got around there apparently. The
Chronicle came to the Woodstock Post Office,
frosen hard as stone.
On the next evening n Sunday School cx-
hibltion was held, a demonstration upon the
children, as the Age says, onlya little mildcr
than Her d's
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PATENT WE ATHER .PR o O T.
WINDOW BLINDS

TNllOsE intending to purchase Window Blinds,
4 are hereby informed that the undersigned
will manufacture KELLY's PATENT WEATHER
PROOF WINDOW LLrSps, at the shop of Chase 4
Smith south end of Pioneer Shop, where he can
be found during business hours. All enquiries or
orders by Mail promptly attended to.
Those wishing to purchase Town, County and
State Rights can trade with me. j. II. GIBBS
Burlington, Jan. 10, 1853. w3Om3
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TO CONEECTIONERS.

IliE attention Of Confcctioncrs and others is
u solicited to our stock Of Pure and Er,sh Es-
sehtial OILS such as Peppermint Lemon, Winter
green, Cinnamon, Sassaras, Sc, &c. Also, Gum
Arapic' C'ean Idrtir, iini may other articles
used in this business.
J. ". ROXY 4 co.
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HE PAYMENT OF INTEREST on THE RUTLAND
oNDs.-lt is amusing to see the rush at No.
Devonshirc street, where the August QSjH
(upons of the Rutland Railroad are being
|id off. Crowds varying from 10 to 20 (the
ftire capacity of the small oiIice) NAV be
Zen any hour between 10 and . p. NJ. wait
|g anxiously for money in exchange for the
Pupons which have been SO long held for
pay day. Some parties on State street
no have had strong faith and patient
faracter will make very pretty little sum
those which they have from time to time
P,ught up at large discount from the par
flue OF the interest coupons. Boston Trar-
d lSM.
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NJ ar ricd.

In Burlington January 18th 1859, by Rev. J.
Converse Mr.. James NJ Currier. Of Springfield
Mass and Miss Mary p. Russell of burlington.
On the 18th inst, at the Howard Hotel in this
village by Rev. b. W. Smith Mr.. Henry Bransho
and Miss Dcphine Marshall both Of Rutland Vt.
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Died.

In this Village, on Tuesday morning, John Arch
bald, son Of A. S. and L. A. Dewey aged 2 years
and months
In Burlington, January 18th 1859, Mr.. Clari.sa
E. Allen, wife Of N. Allen, aged 20 years
At Ellenburgh, N. Y. January sth 1859, WV.
ASDERson, in the ssth year of his age.
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MEDICINAL, SOLID andFLUiD
EXTRACTS,

ENROM the Laboratories Of Tildcn & Co., New
4 Lebanon, y. Y; and Henry Thaycr d Co.,
Cam bridge, Mass For sale by
j. v. ROBY & co.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. Ii,


HE SLlpELL-DorGLAs TRUuBLE.-Sonator
olidcll, IN the Union of this morning, replies
to the card of Senator Douglas saving-Ihcrc
is paragraph in 1t which fairly admits the
construction. that he had denounced me in
Chicago. as a calumnator, on the authority
OF q statement imputed to Dr. Brainard,
without ever calling on him to learn whether
there was any foundation for his charges.
when the event proves that DR.. Brainard. if
called upon, would have shown the whole
story fabrication
Mr.. Sldcll states the facts and circumstance,
under which he made his publication of the
18th December.
- In my Judgment they formed very
sufficient warrant for the declaration contained
in it, that Mr.. Douglas authorized and coun-
tenancod anonymous attacks ON me through
persons officiating as his private Secretary"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-01-21

The Montpelier Free,odn mouse. industri
ously among our editorial paragraph. for
typographical errors, and manufactures them
to suit itself when it does not find any. Tint
is the smallest Of " small business"
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BARRE ACADEMY,

Spring TERM begins Feb, II, 1859. Sum-
lCmer Term begins May IL, 1859. Fall Term
begins Sept. ], 1859
The Board Of Instruction consists Of six perms-
nent Teachers
The facilities for pursuing Classical or English
course Of Study, are superior.
Board 81 50 per week.
j. 5. sPAULDING, Principal
Barre, Jan. Is, 1853. w30 4u
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REAL EsTATE FORsAIG.

FuNllE SUBSCRIBER will sell the entire cal cs-
! tate of the late Ransom Jones, in the Il WINS Of
Richmond and Bolton, VT, which consists # some
six hundred acres of good farming land under
good state Of cultivation, we'll watcrcd, t noes and
buildings in excellent repair and situated in
the immediate vicinity Of the JonesvilIe station
on the V. c. Railroad.
Also the Jones Hotel, which is most desirable
Hotel property. All the above mentioned estate
will he sold at n fair valuation, as soon as an OPP
portuniry is presented.
Parties wishing to purchase portion or all Of
said property will find it for their interest to ex-
anime the premises For further particulars
apply to HENRY GILLETr,
Administrator.
Joncsvillc, VT, Oct, IL, 1858, wlGm3
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BROWNS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

4 exec lent article Tor Coughs and lioar,c.
Ancss. Aisr, bt!dl- Pulmoiic Waters tor the
same purposes, at
J. ". EOBY i GO.
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DfER'S HEALING INTERROGATION
has been in use as lnimcnt and internal remedy
in burlington and vicinity, for the last six years,
and has established ITS reputation, as a CURE 70
rheumatism, Cuts, Bruises, Swellings, Headache,
and other affections which are mentioned in the
advertisement in another column. dawtf
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MAGAZINES FOR 1859,

4 IL Of the nEsT Magazines, Reviews, Quarter
"a lies and Pictorial Papers will be furnished as
heretofore AT REDUCED understanding a saving of
more than The Postage. Leave your orders at tho
CHIRCH STREETBOOkS STORE, and they
will be promptly attended to by
Respectfully yours,
L. A. FULLER.
Burlington, VT, December 18th, 1855,
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HINESBURGH ACADEMY.

VNlilS long established institution will continue
! 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 9th
Tuition 81 90; Piano Music $40 90 use of Instru
ment, SO, 90 Photography, by Rev. Mr.. Tiffany
free. A. Z. LEAYENWoTH, Principal
WITT
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Gll1, OLD S'It,D-I,,

Vie ,'cnuinc Pundcrsons CoSDI1Io> PowDrR,
Il Tor Horses and Cattle. Also, CoND1ius Pow
d. o. other manufacture, for sale by
j. W. kOBY Il co.
January u, 1888 az
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"NOT 4 GREASE SPOT LEFT.

TINllE Yankee Extract will remove Grease. Tar
= or PANT from Linen, Cotton, silk or Wooden
iaories OF any kind Put up in bottles, at twenty
I'VE cents each, and for sale by
j. W. ROBY 4 co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-01-21

'VClllNEAL, Cudbcar, Indigo, Composition
Milne, Extracts aud Chip Logwood, Fustic, Red
sale BY
j. W. ROBY 4 CO.
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HOODS AND WORSTEDs.
GKEAT GONE OF
NERVOUS CONSUMPTION.

A Patient raisod from Ac hcd If Dcdth, dy the
Htngarian B7'sqm.
WARREN, Me-, Oct. II, 1916.
To Or. d. F. Brol,c,;
Dear Sr--I feel sincere
pleasure for the opportunity offered 10 express to
YOU my appreciation of the Hungarian Bal-am.
think, with the blessing If Il kind Providence
owe my life to this incstimablc medicine. have
been for two three years afflicted with afro
ply or nervous Consumption. attended with all its
horrors. | employed several different Physicians
but THEY COULD GIVE NE NOTHING To
REACH MY CASE and I constantly grew worse
and at last was confined to my bed, with nf,m-
nation in my stomach, lungs and liver. and
severe ralpiation Of the heart and the distressed
beating would sometimes last two or three hours
and often times SO violent to shake my bed.
knew in this situation
COULD NOT LONG SURVIVE.
Ny doctor and ncirhbors said the same friend
accidentally sent to my family an advertisements
Of Buchan's Hungarian Ba-nm They procured
me n bottle and with some reluctance 1T fret
commenced taking il. The first dose gave mo i'm
mediate relief and in few days | could sit up
fifteen minutes. and continued to gain until took
thirteen bottles. | now enjoy better health.
although somewhat advanced in years. tlan for
several years past. Ny Physician frankly asserts
that it was the Hungarian l'alsam thai cured me.
Yours, respectfully, LUCIA c. CuSIIMAN.
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Dog stealing in the second degrca-hook =
Fg bologna sausages.
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NOTICE..

HNIE LkSSEES and DEBTORS Of tbo town of
] Burlington will take notice that their rent and
interest fell due on the first day If January. Inn
mediate payment is expected at my o1ioe in tina
Town Hall SAML. II. REED
Town Treasurer.
Burlington, Jan. II, 1859, d&w2v
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PRICES OF PRoDucTs.-A Montpelier letter
yes the following prices Of produce in that
lace.
|"l will name the prices of our principal
Roducts in our village markets. The best of
~ is selling at IS per ton; corn SO cents :;
Its 40 to As cents, and potatoes 25 to 33 cts
r bushel. Beef and pork in the rough SC
r cwt. Hard wood of the best quality 50
Per cord; and hemlock bark ian article of
|eatly increasing value and exportation) SIS
r cord; and all other products in about the
me proportion"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-01-21

1t is said that man who is hung does not
~ the debt of nature, but simply gets an
ktcnsion.
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WOOLLEN MILL FOR SALE.

'VNllE subscriber offers for sale the following
L described property: Twelve acres of excellent
land, lying on Lewis Creek. North Ferrisburgh,
two and a half miles from Railroad Depot and one
mile from main road leading from Vergennes to
Burlington. On said property is "a
WOOLLEN MILL.
four stories high, (including an attic for drying
wool and coth) st feet long by - wide, with
watcr-power sufficient to drive two sets of Ma
chlnery for making Woollcn Goods, in Winter or
summer, commanding the whole stream, an Iron
Nater-wheel OF sufficient power and permanent con-
struction to drive said Machinery, was built new
IN 1872 with new fluinc 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 Dyc-liouse with
large Copper Boiler, for Dycing W col and Cloth.
Also, three good Dwelling Houses; and good loca-
tions for other buildings.
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A false friend is like shadow on dial;
appears IN clear weather, but vanishes as
lon as q cloud appears.
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LAW BLANKS.

CONSTANTLY on hand, and for sale
DEEDS-Mortgagc, Quit-clan and Warrantee;
WRlTS-Iusticc, Justice Trustee, County Court
General Counts, County Court Note, Trustee,
Trustee Book Account, General Courts and
Trustee;
PETITIONS for FORECLOSURE, and DEGREES II
CHANCERY;
HIGHWAY Bus, LEASES, OFFICERS RECEIPTS,
MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES Commissions to take
Disclosure and CITATION, Blank DRAFIs,
NoTEs, &c, sc.
LAW RINTING
of all kinds, done to order, with neatpes. and dis
patch, at The
FREE PRESS PRINTING OFFICE,
No. COLLEGE STREET,
ddwf Burlington.
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News of the Week.
FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAx, Jan. l3.

HALIFAX, Jan. Is.
The Niagara, from Liverpool, Jan. first
Frived at this port this morning.
The London Times in leader on the
|uestion on the rights of search, thinks the
ply way out of the difficulty is declaration
pat the slave trade is piracy. This howcv-
;, Americans will not do, and the French
Fill not do thus. therefore, we go wasting
Precious lives of English sailors upon the
Jast Of Africa. where one rescued negro can
got be shown OF against ten dead English
ben.
The Monifew contains the following
The Emperor, renewing his first decision,
rants to NJ. De Montalcm bert a remission of
|entence definitely announced against him by
Pie Court Of Appeal"
A letter from Jaha, dated Dec. %. SAWS
\ 0 punishment has yet been inflicted on the
We Mussulmen arrested for the murder of an
american family in the neighborhoolo Of Jaiia
fhe Americans there intend t. lombard Jaf-
,, if justice be not executed
New YORK, Jan. IL.
The steamship Moses Taylor, from Aspin
wall Sd inst, arrived at midnight.
Dates from British Columbia are to Dec
lth. Mining on Frazer River i, improving
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GENTS SEWED ROOTS.

MADE Of French Calf, double sole rood ar
vi ticle for the season. Just received by
A. PROuTY, JR.