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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FsNHE FARM lying on the road leading to Viii
lston, in the Easterly part Of the town Of
Burlington, formerly known as the "Vau GIN
Farm at present occupied by Joseph Bombard.
Also, the premises situated in the North part OF
the village Of Shclburno, occupied by Lyman
Thayer, sometimes known by the name Of "Chrys-
tai Palace"
part Of the purchase money may remain on
interest by being well secured. Possession given
tho first Of April next. If not sold at that time
the property will be to rent.
For further information enquire of Nelson
Newell, Shelburne Mrs. y. Lyon, Burlington,
or Of the subscriber, Middlebury.
NJ. TICKNOR,
Guardian for N Lyon.
Burlington, Feb. 26, 1861. w3w
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NEW YORK, Feb. 70.
The I'mes' Washington correspondent snys
that information has been laid before the
proper authorities. that an organized band
OF 800 men have sworn that Lincoln shall
never sleep in the White House. The band
will occupy position near Mr. Lincoln on
the Inauguration day. One of them will
shoot him with an air gun, when the crowd
around will render de lection impossible.
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~ q "e'r ne Test,-ExpER1EEcE Include. be.
AN OLD STANDARD REWpDv

O' 0'odhS, COLDS and CONSUMPTION. an,
all PULMONARY COMPLAINTS, use the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM
which has maintained its high renutatior 70,
nealiy forfJ years. and is recommended bv NAM
VI Tue most eminent physicians and g,ptl,1S il; ~
pty; among whom Rev. Josiah Litcb
TTniiadelphia; Rev. Or. Lyman Beecbar NJ
10Th rofk; tho late Prof. Leonard Woods Ardovo,
theological Seminary; D. P Thompson. former
1Liutdry OF State, VT; Drs. Merrill. Perry
n nosii' farker, Berry, and many others: bv tho
i,iess' ana by the largest and oldest dealsrs in
CCIugs and medicines in the United States and
lH1tfacts from letters received from PHYSICIANS
with confidence recommend it as superior TO
@Ty p'her preparation for the above complaints
~ uaS a superiority over every kind OF medicine
anu mas peen used for lung complaints with
~ ei I success. 81 am satisfied it is valua-
oao heuicIue' 1t is safe, convenient and very
un,e biouS medicine" "To my knowledge, it has
never disappointed the reasonable expectations of
those who have used it," II confidently recon.
lneh1 IT'S use in ali complaints of the chest as
~4uai' not superior, to any other medicine
within my knowledge" "0f all the principal
remedies used for coughs, am satisfied yours is |
the best, and hope it will be better known and |
more generally used" az have prescribed vour |
caain' and regard it as the most valuable and eff
iecuVe remedy within my knowledge"
fnce,-Small size, so cts; large size, ST. Be |
T@rGM 10 get The genuine, which is prepared only By
REED, CUTLER CO., Boston, and sold by deal
ers generally. w2lm6 s.
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REMARKS.

There was not large supply of cattle to-day,
and prices advanced from Is to soc per ICO lbs.
The best selling quick at Sc, IS az 90. There was
one pair of very fine, well formed and fat that wai
raised by Dea. Huse of Sanbornton, n H., and
was sold by John Sawyer, Esq, for sos. estima-
ted to cost the buyer 81 % per 100 lbs nett. and
said to be cheap at that. Sheep SOLD quick at last
week prices.
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HARRISBURG, D.
Tue people Of this city were astonished
tins morning by an announcement that MIR.
Lincoln had started in special for Washing
ton dispatches having been received re-
qui' ts;, nls presence IN Washington, Reports
are puSlly circulated that there was plot
70 70 ,: him while passing through
baltimore, but such stories are not believed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-01

We have tesn using for some little time
otearns and Co.'S Glycerine Soap, advertised
IN another column. and find it an excellent
1''A''e' pure, white and strong. Most
-. ClA' are strong enough to take off
-, 'nN' leave the hands dry and rough,
"' s .Yns'an' use but this soap does not,
50 lar as we see j. $. Plerce has Il for sale
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-01

ACCIDENT man named Pelkav wh;lo
mork ehdeavorlng to disentangle the
JACKIE oil plle-driver, near the Vt. Contra
frelgot depot Saturday, got one hand
caught IN a sheave-block, and the nails and
ne,h OF his fnger-ends were stripped off. He
VIII be dfabled for some time.
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Ixnr.N.PotTs. Feb. o

The Peoples Convention met here to-day
and passed resolutions to the effect that 1t Is
the duty of citizens to throw aside all partl-
Fan feelings and assist any plan OF ADJUST
ment, recommending a National Conven-
ton, and deprecating war to sustain the
Union.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-01

NV YORK, ZUth.
The Senate passed the bill giving the Post
master General power to suspend the mail
service in any State where its proper trans
mission shall be obstrudsd. Mr.. Lincoln S
appearance in the Senate created quite a
sensation. He was introduced to several of
the Democratic Senators and was cordially
greeted. lie also visited the House and was
cordially received by all.
The War Department has received infor-
nation of the surrender of all the Govern
ment property in Texas to the State authori-
ties. Gen. Twiggs is the traitor in this
instance. The Federal property in Texas
has been surrendered to the State, and the
Federal troops allowed twenty days to leave
the State. The property is valued at 800,
600 dollars.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-01

Hon. JUSTIN S MORRILL, Of this State de-
lirered an able speech on the 18th inst, on
the state of the Union. 1t comes to hand
to late for our US, this week. We shall
give copious extracts from it in our next.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-01

Town MEETING.-The annual Town Meet
ing of Burlington is called for Tuesday, the
5th inst.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-01

DISEASES OF WOMEN.-DR. Madison
attends exclusively to the the treatment of Private
Diseases and the special Diseases of WOMEN, at
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE for Special Diseases, at
No. IS, Union ST, Providence, R. I. See his adj
FEMALES in this paper,
Nov. u, dawly
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We call the attention Of our lady friends
AMI gardeners to the advertisements g ~
Tracy & Mech Of Shelburne ~, &C.
tise pretty much everything contained : ~
most celebrated nurseries.
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s T Y L f 5
VERMONT SCENERY.

The subscriber having long entertained the idea
of making a complete collection of Photographic
Views of the splendid scenery of Vermont visited
last spring several parts of the State, obtaining
nearly fifty large views which are now on exhibit
ton and for sale at his Gallery, for s1,25 each.
Nothing moe beautiful or appropriate as an orna-
ment for the parlor walls Of Vermont home, can
be found, and as the price is SO low as to bring
without one or more Of them.
Other parts of the State will be visited during
'he early months Of the coming spring, and the
present number Of Views more than doubled,
The subscriber has on exhibition Photographs
Of upwards Of $50 members of the last LeeisIa-
ture, including the Governor Lieut. Governor,
Ex-Governors, Senators and Representatives; also,
Photographs Of large number of citizens of
Burlington and vicinity, making, altogether, by
far the largest collection to be found in the State,
and which will we'll repay any one for calling and
examining.
Persons visiting Burlington for the purpose of
getting pictures taken, will do well to cali and
examine the specimens, enquire the prices. and
JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES and not be Influenced By
what in,ere ted or frcHdiced parties may tell
them.
NIB. The subscriber also has large and we'll
furnished Galleries at Montpelier and st. Albsns,
where experienced operators can always be found
to attend to the sishe. Of customers.
Az. STYLES.
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Died.

In Burlington, Saturday, Feb. %. ANTHONY L.
p.nxr.r. JR.. son Of A. L. and CLARIssA PAPI-
xzAu, aged years and months.
IN Rockton, Illinois, November "a, 1860, ten
VIM. Richardson, in the 18th year OF his age
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Fruit g. Ornamental Trees,
VINES. SHRUBS AND PLANTS


| APPLE.
to yeara. General Assortment At Zoc-
PZAR- -
2 to } years. Dwarf and Standard-emoracins ar
the popular as well as the new and rafo FsfA'
cites, at zee.
Dwarf and Standard, fine trees &c.
| PLUNs.
years. All leading kinds. healthy and strong
Fery superior, healthy. strong plants OF Ccne'lu,
Delaware Diana, Hartford Prolific. Northern
Mu'cadine, Rebeeel, Anna, and Moneitn, %
!" - Isabella and Clinton, ZOc.
| Foreign varieties, Ije.
I Cherry, Victoria, White Grape. Csc st.asber
| res, haspberFies, Gooscbsrries, &c.
EvEEGREEss
European Silver Fir, Norway Spruce. Siberian
Arbor Vita, austrian and Scotch Pines, &c.
DEcIDcous.
European Mountain Ash, English Films, Horse
chesinute. aud Thorn. Weeping Ash, Birch,
Beech. Cherry, Thorn, Willow.
sHRUBs.
Dutzias, Honey suckIes (sprighf), Lilaes, Purple
Fringe, Spireas, Wegelias SC. he
ROSES.
Of - 10 SOC.
PLANTS.
Dlhlias-a magnificent collection contains the
finest sorts in cultivation, So per doz. Fueh-
sias-a fine assortment--l00 varieties, p to
35c. Heiotropes-20 fine sorts, &c. Ian
trn3s-20 varieties tmany quite new). Csc
Petunias, double and single, Csc. Gerauiums
(s,srlet, white and pink 20 varieties. 25e.
Vcrbenas-a collection Of 200 varieties iDclul-
Jog the finest foreign and native varieties,
81 per doz.
GLADIOLS.
Upwards 50 varieties of this magnificent Summer
and Autumn Towering Bulbs, aeknOwl-
edge to be the most beautiful sul attractive
objects cur gardens posses; Of The simplest
cultivation they must at once become univer-
sal fiYOrites. % to 500.
ALSO, general collection e Bedding, GIeen-
house, and Hardy Plant.
A deduction made where a hunired more Of
variety are ordered
Catalogues n application.
TRACY MECH,
Shelburne, Vt.
Feb. l, 1851. w32f
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NEW YORK. Feb. q

The treason of Gen. Twiggs is confirmed
BY official information received at W ashing-,
ton, and the baseness of bis conduct would
seem to be greater than was at first reported.
The Montgom cry Convention has appoint
ed Commissioner to Washington and TO
Europe.
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WAsuINcroN. Fab o.

The Peace Conference yesterday reconsid-
cred the vote rejecting propositions for Sc
curing the free navigation of the Mississippi
TO all the steamers of the Union.
1t is thought that Gov. Houston Of Texas,
will soon be obliged to call upon the Federal
Government for aid in behalf OF the majority
Of the people, who are friends of the contin-
uance of the Union, in resisting the efforts of
the minority to over-awe and conquer them.
The army bill contains an appropriation
of sixty thousand dollars for the Springfield
ArmOry. Nothing will be done in regard to
appointments until the policy of the new
government has been fully determined upon.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BULLS NEW YORKER"

rE'HIS JUSTLY CELEBRATED PLOW was
first Introduced to the trade in 1859. and is
now commanding the most extensive sale Of any
implement in the country. 1t will till shallow or
deep as desired, cuts good furrow, has very
easy draught, is well adapted to the soil of Yer
mont, and is the easiest pillow to manage, yet in
troducsd. We give, one dealer Merchant or
Farmer) the exclusive sale Of them for the
town where he resides whore the Territory is not
already promised. For prices and plates Of pillow
apply to
NJ. V. B. BULL,
Whitehall, y. Y,
Manufacturer Of Stores, Hollow Ware Agrieultaar-
al implements. Steam Engines, Planers, DriZ,,
La1hes. and all kinds Of Machinery, Iron Fronts
for buillings Columns, Window Caps, Window
and Door Sills, Cornices, &c, Iron Doors, Blinds.
and Shutters. Iron Fence Railing Balcony, from
late and desirable patterns.
w3jm2
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INV IUIhi T UUs -.
The lines Washington correspondent says
the opposition to Mr.. Cameron's place in
the Cabinet was formally withdrawn at
Philadelphia, when Mr. Lincoln was there.
lie will have either the Treasury or War
epartment-probably the latter.
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Nru XOpU Fob o.

NEW ORk, req. Il
1t is understood that the administration
intends to institute proceedings Immediately
in the Twiggs treason case.
Secretary Holt addressed a letter to the
Governor of Louisiana, demanding the res
toration of the Government property in New
Orleans, denouncing its seizure as a fragrant
and atrocious spoliation. Gov. Moore has
returned the letter, Endorsed that when ad-
dressed in the usual language of official inter
course he would consider the matter.
President Davis has appointed Yancey
Commissioner to Europe.
Maj. Anderson writes that no unusual pre-
paratlons have recently been made against
him, and some works are apparently aban-
doned.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 81.
The House by a majority of IS, has
negatived a proposition to call a national
convention to settle present difficulties. A
molten is pending to lay the report of the
committee of 33 with all the amendments
upon the table, which will probably be done.
The House has voted ii to 40 not to ia
bic the report of the Committee of Thirty
Three. Kellogg's proposition was rejected
by the House by decisive vote. Clemens
proposition embodying virtually ,Crittenden' S
resolutions was rejected By 80 majority.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-01

81, ,. BALTIMORE Feb. %.
Mr.. Lincoln arrived here at 8 o'clock,
thoog.' ana went direct to Washington. His
family and the remainder of his party, will
arrive at O'Clock, and much excitement
was occasioned by the ruse.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-01

L Z Whereas, it hath been made to appear to
the undersigned, that the country Is in q state 0
ldind, and very disastrous consequences are 20
unprecedented therefrom; and whereas.
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Married.

In Richmond, February 2lst, by E. B. Andrews
ESQ, Ezra B. Dixie and ELLEN RING ootn oil
Huntington.
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EAME INTO THE INCLOSURE Of the sub
~ scriber, in June last. a small GRAY CALF.
The owner is requested 10 prove property, pay
charges, and take it away.
W L. Villas.
Burlington, Feb &c, 1851 w35w3
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COUGHS AND COLDS! COUGHS
AND COLDS!

SEASOSABLE ADVICE.
Let no one neglect a cold or a slight cough
Thousands doing So have had one cold added to
another, until the mucous membrane, Iinin; the
alr-passascs, has become excessively irritate ed
and even permanently thickened, and soon chro mic
cough, chronic pneumonia, and consumption sue
cessiyeiy gailop along. The best time to cure all
this Is VIII it begins. If you are SO fortunate as
to possess a case Of HvNrHREr's SPECIFIC HOVE
oFATHIc REMEDIES, and if you do not you ought
to, at once take CoUGH PILL, and then two or
three pills per day, with care as to renewed expo
sure, will bring you all right in 4 day or two.
If your cough has got further along, then more
care and more patience is necessary for a cure
though it lies in the same direction. Our advice
is, to keep the feet warm, the head cool, and take
HUNPHREr's HoMEoPArHIc CouGH Pills.
Price, Is cents per box. Six boxes for 81.
Sent by Iwail CT express, free Of charge on re-
ceipt Of the price Address
Dir. F. HUMPHREYS & Co.,
No. 5G2 Broadway, New York.
See advertisement in another column.
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OLNSTED'S

WATERPROOF LEATHER PRESERVER
w A compound discovered by Prot. Olmsted
of Yale College, and the best preparation now in
use for making Leather impervious to water Try
it. For sale at PR0UTY'S.
Feb. 81, 1861. dastf
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Jan. Is, 1861,
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CARD.
TsNHE Subscriber bess to tender his scknowI-
Il edgements to the citizens of Burlington and
vicinity, for the very liberal patronage bestowed
during tho year, and having just replenishsd his
Stock with good assortment Of
PRINTS AND DRESS GOODS
in general.
BALMORAL AND HOOP SKIRTS,
4 nice @t oflaO'ef
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
Of the latest styles
Hoods and Skating Caps, DOeskins. CAST
mcres, and Bearer Cloths, Wool
FrockiHg, FianneLs. Hos
iery, &C., &c,
Flatters himself that adherence to the sans
characteristics. in Trade that have marked the
past, will be sufficient guaranty for the favor
and patronage of friends and the public generally
N. B. All Goods sold at the lowest possible
prices for Cash. Come and see
Come one, come all : aud if We car. suit you
we'll ep'good natured, and ny again.
Respectfully. L. W. PAGE.
.I52, Church Street.
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BRATTLEBORO, ACADEMY.

& n - T. VI
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
"A Boys and Young Men.
Mr.. & Mas. \. f. LEAvENwoRrH, Principals.
Expenses per year for Board and Tuition. sl5O
to SIS.
The first Session in these schools opened with
every room occupied. Nearly fuo hundred scho-
ars have been entered upon THAR rolls The Third.
or summer, session opeLs April Path. Applica-
tions should be made early.
For Circulars or further information apply to
the Principals, at WEST BRATTLEBOR0' VT
GLENWOOD LADIES' SEMINARY.
a FIRST CLASS BOARDING AND DAY
"a School for Young Ladies.
Mr.. AND Mas. HIRAM CIRCUIT, PRINCIPALS
Expenses per year for Board and Tuition, $50
to $50.
Two FARMERS. $4,000 BARRELS POUD
IL RETTE, made By the Lodi Manufacturing Co,
for sale in lots to suit purchasers. This is the
CHEAPEST FERTILIZER
in market. SO worth will manure an acre Of corn.
will increase tho crop from
0NE-THIRD TO ONE-IALF,
and will ripen the crop two weeks earlier. Price
over seven Barrels, 81, 80 per baarG.
A pamphlet, with satisfactory evidence and full
particulars, will be sent gratis to any one sending
address to
GRIFFING, BROTHER 4 CO.,
GO Courtlandt St., New York,
General Agents for the United States
Feb. I, 1851. y32vIO
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Small Farm For Sale,

rg'HREE miles southeast Of Burlington village,
i owned so years by Thomas Atwater, contain
ing % acres, with buildings. excellent water, a
valuable orchard Of superior and saleable fruit,
location healthy, neighbors good scenery beauti-
ful, title perfect, annual payments small, terms
plain, ard words few. Address
W. W. ATWATER, of RUTLAND. Vt
Burlington Feb. Il, 1851. w3t
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See advertisement Of Balls New Yorker
in another column.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-01

The subscriber makes his bow to the readers Of
The Burlington Free Press, and respectfully in
vites them to call
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-01

choice assortment Of Trees seec Cd with great
care for our northern region, grown on high stony
land, in such a manner as TO be very THRIFTY.
TOUGH and HARDY. w34m2'
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A despatch to the Herald says that Gen.
Scott has been informed that Fort Sumter
will be attacked to-day, and also that he has
received despatch to the effect that Fort
Sumter will not be attacked before the 4th
of March
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TIE MINUTE MEDICINE.

RADwAYs READY RELIEF conquers pain, ar
rests fever, subdues spasms, restores suspended
animation, and is the only stimulant in eIistancC
that repels at the outset all attacks Of disease af
fordng time to prevent the return Of the paroxysm
by means Of Railways Regulating Pills The
great object Of primary medication is to meet the
first shock of a disorder with powerful counter
working influence, and thus prevent prostration.
If the vital power can be sustained until the cause
Of sickness is removed by Purgation Of the bowels,
and an equalization of the circulation a cure Is
certain. This grand object is accomplished by the
Ready Relief, which should therefore always be at
hand to meet emergencies
RADwAY'S REGULATING Pills empty the OBJ
structed bowels without pain act specifically upon
the liver, and at purify and nourish the blood
and restore the equilibrium Of the circulation
Without risk of the aftcr-consequences Of Calomel
Blue Pill, Qunne, Potash. or Iron, they at once
exPel all morbid matter from the system and re-
cruit its eneTgieS-acting as purgative altera-
tive and stomachic. In these effects vegetable
medication has its perfect triumph.
RAILWAYS RENOvATING RESOLVENT
Hoe ~nHiAilatod by st. euro, tho theory Of trans
mitted dis aseS. 1t eradcates hereditary Throat
and Lung diseases and Scrofula and is the natural
and irresistible antdots to the virus which pro-
duoes Running Sores, Boils, Assesses, Cancers
Salt Rheum, Erysipelas Ear Complaints. Poy-
pus in the ose, Ulcers of tho Womb, Tumors
Carbunclos, and all viruleut external distempers.
In the hot regions Of Central and South Amer
lea Railways Ready Resovent performed the most
miraculous cures of Leprosy, Running Sores,
Syphiliti Sores, Nodes, Dropsy, Opthalmia, Can
GERS in the Mouth, Sore Eyes, Sore Mouth, &c.
In obstinate cases of Asthma, it affords immediate
relief. Tubercles in the Throat and Lungs it
rapidly cures.
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APPLE TREES!

From t,ro 70 sir years from Grating.
pY THE HUNDRED OR THOUSAND, for
& sale by CARMI OSG0OD.
Westsord, Chittenden Co. Vt.
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TRACY 4 MECH
Offer to Amateurs an lovers of beauti al Flowers,
hue healthy Plants Of the following species,
al an pots: