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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-15
ON FREE PRESS, FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER Is 1852

TUE GEORGIA LoCoFocos appear to
have hot time of it. The secession wing of
the party having re used to withdraw or modify
their exclusive Pierce and King electoral
ticket, in order to accommodate the Constiu-
tlonal Union Democrats, who intended to vote
for Fierce and King-thc latter under the die
tation of Governor Cobb--helda sort of caucus
or convention at Atalnnta, and surrendered I'M
condtlonally to the secessionists, agreeing to
support their electoral ticket SO far MI seemed
fair and smooth. and Governor Cobb, no doubt,
battered himself with the hope of sliding back
into the leadership OF the Locofoco party. But
an unexpected turn Of affairs has upset the
whole arrangement. The Union Democrats
refuse to ABIDE by the bargain concluded for
them; and their principal papers, the Athens
Banner and Marietta Union, both repudlalc
Governor Cobb and hoist an electoral ticket
oil their own, which is also endorsed by a meet
ing Of the Union Democrats of Cass county,
The Athens Banner says that it will be largely
supported i'll various parts of Georgia.
----Gov. Ramsey left Washington on Tues
day, for Minnesota, bearing 100000 for the
Indians
II. White was killed in duel. near
Lexington, n.y., on Tuesday, by Benjamin
Johnson.
The potato crop in the vicinity of 3uf
talo, this year, is unusually large and fine.
- FIRE IN LuNENBU RGH, VT The dwell
ling house OF Nj Phlneus Ball Of Lunenburg
was burned on the evening of 10Th IT., lurn-
ture saved. Loss about $JOO no insurance.
--Brdtt'oJoro Eagle.
--FArAL ACCIDENT ~ SwANroN-A
young man by the maine of Rhodes was killed
IN Swanton, on Thursday, sept. ODD, by the
accidental discharge Of gun, with which he
was knocking of apples from tree. The
charge of shot entered his right side and passed
through his lungs, causing death in short
time.
"A man named Frederick Molccke has
been arrested at Hanover, Germany, from this
country, having i'll his possession $1,000 IN
American gold coin, a quantity of valuable
Jewelry, and large gold medal, which it is
supposed may be the celebrated Clay MEDAL
stolen in New York. Moleckc, when in this
country, resided principally in Phiadepma
an Baltimore. lie was an old convict in
Hanover, and was arrested several times in
this country.
OF the G,iG3 children in Milwaukee
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FOU Il Days LITER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the Franklin.

The steamship Franklin, with four days later
intelligence, from lIuvre, via Southampton 2otb
ult., arrived at New York at o'clock yestrr-
day morning, with 49, passengers and $780,
600 in specie
The Flour market was dull and Sd to Cd
lower. Wheat had declined Id to Cd per &C
lbs. Indian Corn was iirin, with fair demand
Trade at Manchester less buOyant, but from
the Eastern markets and AuStr ala the demand
was good. Iron trade much excited some
manufacturers were advo atng another rise oil
Dos per ton.
In the Wooden district the home and foreign
demand was more favorable. Irish Linen mar
ket active.
ENGLAND. The excitement in relation tc
the weather had subsidized, and the harvest IL
the North has nearly all been secured.
The Queen still remained in Scotland.
The body Of the Duke of Wellington was
still at w almor Castle, awaiting the necessary
arrangements for the lying in Chelsea lospI-
tai.
The American Guano expedition to the Lo-
Dos Islands was creating much unenSincSs with
the dealers in Guano and Peruvian bond-hold-
ers. Fears of collision were entertained.
The London Times contains an article on
the subject, condemnatory Of the proceedings
OF Mr.. " ebster, and expressing a conviction
that the Peruvian government may be able t.
beat off or capture the whole Of the merchant
vessels engaged in the expedition. unless the
naval squadron of the Unl,cd States should in
terfere to prevent 1t.
FRANCE.-lt was expected that the Empire
would be declared on the l5h inst.
An internal machine, designed 20 assassinato
the President has been scizcd at Marsel,e s
and 1t was thought that another was vet con.
ccaed there. The conspiracy to murder the
President is believed to have eXtcnled through
out the province of Var, and was set on foot by
French and Pledmontese Socialists. One hun
dred well known and violent Soc alists have
been arrested
The machine was composed of $50 gun-bar-
rels, loaded with 1900 bullets, besides i blum.
derbusses, similarly charged with grape shot.
This battery. if fred during the passing of the
cortege, would have completely swept away
the President and attendants; man oithecon-
splrators were arrested. The plot, concocted
by n secret society, had long been watched by
the police.
The London Times, on the authority Of let
tiers from Paris, states that the frs otlicill act
towards the consun1atOn of the empire. viii
probably take place about the 18th Ut October.
when, on the Presidents arrv i at / cure. a
decree will be pubs ed in the Munitcur for
an extraordinary convection of the Senate.
Tor The purpose OF OK Cumming the addresses e IL
anatlng from the departmental councils gone
raj, and OF either framing report thereon, or
passing Il "Senltus Con,ute," inviting Lpul,
Napoleon to assume the imperial dignity.
The return Of the Prince to PARIS, after COM
pieting his present journey, is to be celebrated
with royal ana imperial pomp and magmIi-
ccnce, that Is to eclipse aly,ung of the sort
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PUlMOkIC wAErRe
IMPORTANT TO CLERGyMrN.


from the Rev. Owen Thomas, Holyhcnd
Dear St--Dr. Lococks waters do great deal o
good to my voice got a bad cold from n dan
bed about thirty five years ago, and my vote. wa
very bad ever since, giving great pain to me wien
preaching or singlng-and am very fond OF singing
| used many different medicines md some OF thrtl
dld good for little time; but DR.. Locock, is the
best OF ait clears nv voice and stops the couch
ing instantly, have never found anything to COM
pnra with 1t.
have been - years a Wesleyan minister, and all
the Wesleyan Meihodsts in the prncipa,ity know
me twenty years Of which have lived at HOW
head and am known personally to nil the fs
men OF that body. many OF whom have admired the
effects OF the Wafe in clearing the voice aud stop.
ping the couRti--they never saw such medicine be-
lore. My wife ever since Christmas, mas been very
well after taking Two boxes. | am witness Of their
power to stop irgh,u III NJ coughing in in slant
l. as a wesleyan preacher. call upon all preachers
and Singers ct every denomination, to take these
waters for improving the voice and curing cuughs
on may publish my testimonial for the eyce,lrp,
waters il you wish.
! am truly yours, OWEN THOMAS.
Purchase Locock's Female Uqdrs.
The BRUSH Speclfc--a Certain Cure for
Nlensium Suppressio, or Suppressed Menscs
ftemnarrharu dithcis. Painful demonstration
Atnenhffhpa, or Partial obstruction VI Mcnscs
CIornsia. Green sickness.
lienchorrhpa, FluOr Aibus. Whites and all Fe-
male Weaknesses
DR.. UPHAM's VEGETABLE ELECTuARy On
Internal Remedy for The Pills.
Prepared by A upham NJ d l96 Bowery N
"A teGu arIy educated Physician. who deyotes his
attention almost entirely TO this Disease.
~ Dr phlns htctuary is a CERTAIN cure for The
Piles. whether Breeding or Blind Pies, Internal Or
External, and also tor other Diseases which arc fic
qncnty found in conjunction with Piles
Letter OF Cart G.. w. Mclean, late Of the [ :
Service, and member OF the New Jcrsy Lccsia,utc
Railway, \. j.
have been afflicted for years with the piles and
hive tired, without anything ike permanent benefit
almost everything assuming the name OF remedy -
mad as matter ot course lost all Coufidrucr IN med.
lclne. Under this feeling was induced not without
reluctance contess--to use "upham's EecluSry :"
and nnvlug used lttnr about three weeks accord NJ
to the directions laid down find. to nv utter snrpee
as well AZ SATISFACTION, that every symptom oi The
disease has left me
think 1t due nike to Dr.. upham and myself to
make tins StHtemrut G. W Mclean
For sale IN Burlington, by +. A. PECK and a. c.
SPAR, and by w 3. HArcH. Winooski
Januaryi' 50. wly
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PROVIS1ONS-Pork continurs to move of stead
lily, as wanted by the trade and exporters, at the
quoted rates. The supply OF both Lard and Hams
Is light aud prices very frp with a steady demand
Beet is tending downward, as ladders are anxious TO
clear out their stocks.
WOOL--flo alteration to notice in prices Sales
ess than last week, with fair demand from manu-.
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ITEMS AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Wisconsin,,

The Milwaukee Sentinel of the lth inst.
gives partial returns for the election OF Judges.
From these it appears that WMton, the candi-
date for Chief Justice on the ticket supported
by the Wings, Is certainly elected, and proba,
by Strong, candidate for associate Judge. The
other is in doubt
The nomination of Gen. Scott is re-
celved with enthusiasm in all parts of Cofor-
ma, aud the hIgs have engaged in the can
vas with great energy and confidence of sue
cess.
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Il u A" Produce IA packages or Otherwise cnnsga
ed 10 Us should be distinctly maT.ie IN our name
and the initials Of he consiguor
ASHES-Sacs have been made to 4 considera-
bic extent at 500. ) ~ tor Pearls Pots not so
much in demand
HUTTEk-IEe market is very firm with short
Supply Htrcty prime New York and Vermont
dalry sells at Is 2lc; common and Canadian 10
IHc larger supplies are anticipated the present. wee,
CllLEo In tar demand at 5sc Tor the best
d1lres IN boxes, and reasonable supply ordna y
luts to 6
FLOUR-Our stock is quite light, especially com.
IN u aud fancy inspections The trade have oper-
atcd moderately AT the quoted pric, 5, As the re-
ceipis aud stock are small we do not look Tor any
malcral change AZ present Extras are more plenty
and sell Tor less han the usua difference IN pIlcc
GRAlN-Con continues scarce aud snslains very
foil prices. Good yellow sells readily at "a d To-,
and fair and good mixed - a 74c per bu uals are
N good demand al 70 +7c per bu, but Rye has az
ny'd more freely and dccned to 70 SOC, 10. south
ern aud Northern
GRASS SEEG5--Consdorahle movement in
IN Herds G-ose, and good clean Seed would readily
ring Sc : e per ID Clover Seed IS selling al
c9.'". riga r'f . ,c::cl e"rosrc
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I. D, BIXBY T. Gu,
BANK BLOCK.
What of them!

10 AND SEE THE LARGE STCCK
~ Of rch Goods that they are opening and prices
that they are selling them al. and then SEE ii you
don't say Whdt OF them.
better and larger assortment OF Dress G. lods
and trimmings than you find in any shop on, OF
the Cities. And they are selling tlr Ca tlls et'
therefore they have marked down their Goods t.
prices which will drd,o the Cash, too.
We have many new styles OF Goods which We
have not time now to talk about. Come ana we
will show them
September II, so. d&wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-15

Ia Iiaveriull, H., on Tuesday morning, the j,
Instant by the Rev Mr.. GRErL LEY, JOHN B.
WHEELER, Esq of Stowe, Vt, to Miss JANE
HUNT, of Iiavehll.
in St Paurs Church, Brandon, on Tuesday morn
ing October 18th, LORENZO BIXBY. Esq, Cash
cr OF the Ra1ndon Bank, to Miss. ELLEN E
daughter OF the Hon. T. n. BRGGs all of that Vii.
iluc
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Going gsuundtug so z'a>t.

4 HOSE Silks so very c.cyp, a@j a IS.
l pain Cashmeres and De LANES A,r2r.,
figured Delains whi.h the prct,!-st, sua % l.'t
the cheapest out
Purchasers tina, want 10 save mCusy ~ IT.
for their interest to give this Stock OF Goo. .
II is not NJ cessary TO speak OF the ~haN.s Nr.'.
noe aud Embroidery Goods &c &c ,s tls'ra.-
wll hnd nice assortment. and prices 10 -u't.
calling al the Chesp store on the corner OF hG.,
and College Streets. IN MANS
September 81. d&Wu
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New GG0Gs,

4 line assortment OF Jewely, Wac
n fine toned Accordoons good V.,.~ 500.
most kinds OF Niuslcd. Merchandise ...
ments; large stock of Dagnerrecsrr T. ....
an extensive assortment OF fancy Articles l. ..
ent patterns of plated Cakr Baskets pil'ed {
KNIVES, Forks, Spoons, Card b .skcta c t.
Pie Knives, and Silver Ware in grea; verl-y.
BRINSMAID, BROTHER \ c
September 20 d&wU
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Sfr;l w and tNrnstOck
CUTTERS.

THE Celebrated Iron Head Selrsharp.
enllg Hay Straw and Cornsrock Gutter, a new
and valuable IMPROVEMENT which is pronounced by
competent Judges 10 sand without rival Also
The HIDE Roller, SPIRAL knike. Straw Gutter mann.
laclured In .upelor manner ty Murray Y Patrick
llnesburgh. VI
As Agent in this vicinity for he manufacture
Of the above machiue. W. are preptred To iunish
them to Dealers and others ON the most liberal
terms
DAYEY & ALLEN.
Agricultural Warehouse, Burlington ".
September 30, lsl2 w.,mOs
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MAJORITY Tor Scott, ~ Wing maJor.y,1l
--EmGRATIoN FOR SrprEMRzE.-T There
arrived at the port OF New York, during the
month just closed, 36,157 alien passengers
For the whole year, thus far, the emigration
has been as follows -January 500 Feb.
13l2 March, 2iT2G, April, 1885, May,
33,37!; June, 1925 July, 20,4O3 August,
35i4 SoF'em1c-. 3t177. Tcte,, 2Il,143.
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The CouYier and enquirer has a decidedly
cutting review of Hawrh1rne's life Of General
Plerce-as leading Editorial. After expend-
ing two columns in showing up "the meagre-
ness" of llawthorne's materials, the Courier
winds up thus ". y. Mirror
"Mr. Hawthorne sketch of General Pierce's
martial doings in Mexico is meagrc, it unforlu-
nately happening that This, like the legal pora
ton Of his heru's life "has left few materials
from which il can be written" But mcagre a.
it is, we think it goes, if not far, at least some
way, towards dscredilng the extraordinary
statements which Mr., George Mclaughlin. a
private in General Plcrce's company, has com
municated TO the Trenton Gazette in the follow
ing letter:
nuterk, S y kouDty, Jewlie ateth.
500 g. so too,
geemes shurmun, sir
| am much peezed 2
G L a trighin 2 make out peerce a kowa d. |
served in mexico in his kumpani a. no hym .
B CRATE howard. at the battle of Jerry bu,-
ter he tainted 4teen times b the battle kon-
menced, d. Steen times alerwurd. icenp hym
in the ditch, dodgelng the bullets g. after the
fife he shuk nI-abnut nat bushiIl Nv nm out Nv
his shurt tale. al the battle of kontrarlps he
stumbled g. thru his boss over his he'd. &, then
H'eP' unue' "ey s'aA' ~ was P"p"nd nSt gay
bl the quartur mastur with hiz eyz full If ney
sead, the quartur mas'ur was now skeeret
wen he fuss sead hym that he tainted on the
field Of battle Dnera ,kott need nj tri 2 fule
me bi scghing that pecrce is bralv man b
twesn L & me, skot doughu't II, | . the tyme
what he dUz sa, hoap L will keap on giyin
1t peerce. still: : the iantelng storey, q hoad
on the deth g. au will goe wei. tel dayton
make up sumthln nu a bout the irish and lin
eral skot. the oald anPldoais Il gil;,n stat =
tel hymn stk the kompro nice lyke a bur
the belll Nv kaliy Any jsk ass.
l.. S.-hey L evlr heern the stori about inc
era peerce planning ha gram muthir' VII
TEL y aul about III in my mkt.
S.--bcw r u O. ir ,upe
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New Music Book.
Mel dia SaCra.

Complete collection OF Church Nus
Il to which is added complete Elementary Snl-
ing School Course easy ARA gene M o.: 'ar q -
loro vi David. aud an Episcopal Service, ny q. T
sale BY f. SMllt 81 81.
OctO Der j. GSwtt
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Politics in Amherst College.


Amherst College, Oct. 9th, l352.
A trial of the relative strength of parties in
college came off this afternoon, The prnci-
pies of each party, and merits of the respective
candidates Save Webster were held forth by
orators previously appointed, and after their
speeches, the vote was taken, and resulted as
follows =
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POLITICAL ITEMS.
Scott Leads the Column!

--- The Hon. David Outlaw, Of North Ca
roina, has taken the stump, and s doing yco-
mans scrvice for Scott and Graham Mr.. Out
law was one Of the Southern boilers.
- Senator Badger, of North Carolina, has
published long and able letter, giving his sup
port decidedly and earnestly to Scott and
Graham. and stating the reasons why they
should be elected.
- Hon. Albert A. Newton, Democrat
ic member of the Delaware Legislature, has
openly rcnounccd his allegiance to the party,
and come out for Scott, Graham and the good
Wing cause.
Hon. c. II. Allen, Democratic can.
dldtte FOR Governor of Missouri few years
ago, has declared himself Tor Scott for Presi-
dent, and addressed the Palmyra (Mo.) Scott
Club in advocacy of his claims.
- Professor Fitzgerald, of Cleveland, one
Of the most eloquent lrshmcn in this country,
made splendid speech last Saturday evening
for Gen. Scott. About 100 Democratic IRISH
m en- joined the Scott Club at the conclusion of
his speech
-. ALABAMA CuMi NG.--We have iufor-
nation from Alabama that the Taylor men gcn-
orally are rallying upon Scott. Taylor came
within about 600 votes of carrying the State,
when nobody was expecting it, King is per-
soma ly unpopular with portion OF his party,
and Pierce, having no strength of his own, has
given offence to the State Rights men in re-
tuslng to answer their late letter. The ~ higs
have just placed M able ticket in the field.
- The Wings of New Orleans caebra-
ted the anniversary of the triumphant entry of
Winfield Scott into tie city of Mexico, by
mass meeting and barbecue at the beautiful
groves Of Greenvillc, short distance from Car
roiIion. From the accounts in the papers, the
Wing fires were reklndied and burned as
brightly as in 1910. when they swept over the
entire Union. Eloquent speeches were made
by Judge Nc 4 horter. +. Bermudc2, John W.
Price, Mr.. Carroll, of the Crescent and Col
Wheat
FiR'T GuN FROM MlssIssrprL-A special
election was held in ANTE county, on the Seth
ut for a rcpros enla,ye in the Legislature, in
place of the late lancated Judge Wal, The
vote stood
For Van Swetrn-en tWhir) 3G9 Robin
son Ido) rs; Fielder lDem.l 2>6.
Amitc county gave last fail 40 majority for
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Clerk Warted.

Young man who ia well acquainted with in.
Dry Goods business is willing ana exp-cis .
devore his whole time TO the interest oi his emp olr
Satisfactory references required 10 others ned
ply. { F. STAMFORD.
DC: 2 dywtt
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New Fall and Winter
EpRY GoS3:3
Important to the LadieSOl Burlington an
Vicinity.

HlGBEE & WEBB, No. Lao CuUtcH
III STREET, have now ia Store the most complete
and varied assortment OF Fancy and Supple Dry
Goods ever exhibited in the Town OF Burlington . L
who wish TO make their purchlses on the ~ ost rea
sonable terms, should examine heir Stock before
purchasing elses here. II viii he f und TO contain
The most decided Bargains in Silks. Shawls. Mcunos
fnrumeltas Deains. Cashmeres, AIpacas Caution
Cloths. &c ever offered
Also all kinds aud On lites of Hosiery, Cloves
Laces and Enbrodenrs at very Low Prices. with a
chace Stock OF desirable Family Goods, as tanne,s
OF every manufacture. Wech, English and Ameri-
can Linens, DamGsks, ToweiinPs. Diapers Crashes,
Cloth covers, Toilet spreads, Cloths, Csssmeres and
Vesungs, Canton F!annes. Tickirgs. Stripes. Den.
ms, &c &c,
October / dSwtf
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- Professor Fitzgerald, of Cleveland one
of the most eloquent lrishmcn in this country,
made splendid speech last Saturday evening
for Gen. Scott. About 100 Democratic IRISH
m en- joined the Scot; Club at the conclusion of
his speech
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Gold Hunting Watches.

WE have just received from Europe a
W fine stock of Ladies and Gents small Gold
Hunting Watches; also Movements from Eng and
tor heavy large Gold Hunting Watches also large
Silver Hunting Levers ana Roll Road Time Keep.
ere. which makes our assortment Of Watches more
extensive than usual Double and single timers OF
all descriptions sold low by
BRiN2MAlD. FRCTuER : co.
Av2,s; g d&wu
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-oc, :

pRlbl1 ON ~ l bt, MAKhEE-Cct. Z
At market $500 Beef Cattle, 300 Stores, IS pairs
WORKING Oxen, lOO Cows and Calves, 600 sheer
aud Lambs and 800 Swine
PRlCEs--Beet Cattle Extra Sc 80 lst quality 6
I'd do 5a5,5D; 3D. do Sad 80
STORES Y earrings 81. 7a9 wo years old IS. foo
10 three yeara old Sl7, 1923
WORKING OxEN-Salcs NJ $50, 20, 7jaSj
Cows AND CALVES SO IL, %, 20 25aSI
SHeEP AND LAMBs--Sl -, jOpl,75. Extra 81
405. W.
awiNE-6c; retail G17lc. Fat IIogs6,c
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER! I'm.
porto"t to Dy@eptcs Dir ]. 5. HOUGHTON'S
PEPSlN, the true Digestive Fluid, Or Gastrtc Jaice
prepared from Rennet, or the fourth stomach of the
Ok, after directions Ui Ealcn LEBIG the prea,
Physiological Chemist, by j 5. HOUGHTON, NJ
d. PhlladrIphia This is truly wonderful remed y
tor indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jundice Liver COMPLIANT
Constipation and Debility, cured after Natures orn
Hethod, by Natures o,cR .issnf the Gastric Juice.
Fhmphets containing Scientific evidence of its value
furnished gratis. See notice amon! the Medical
ADVERTISEMENTS Nl6wly
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Pcrfumery, Wholesale Il Retail.

III Y. HORTON ~ CO., are opening
Es. large and extensive assortment OF the cele.
bTated tiarrisons Columbian Periumeiy, embra cling
some dozen different Extracts Tor the Handker-
chlei dozen different Flavoring Extracts for the
Table and Culinary purposes \ great rety Of
Toilet Soaps and Powders, Shaving Sonps and
Creams Hair Oils, Tooth Powders, Lavender Wa
ter, Aromatic Vinegar, Amandine, Lip Balm Hair
Dyes Lemon Rouge. &c And all OF the genuine
and mos, approved Colognes, such as are celebrated
tor their purity and deiicacy OF flavor.
No. Bank Block Oct g. dSwtf
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Fruit Trees.

TNfIE Subscriber Offers for sale ,!r-
Il collection OF grated Fruit Trees consisting 90 .
nrrous varlries OF Apples Pears PIuins nAu Ce-Ir-
The above trees are from four to six YES 40
healthy and many in bearing condition. AS, Il .sr
Chcsnnt trees from six 10 eight feet high and s.,v
al choice varieties OF Grape vines The above ~!..
BE- sold cheap, and delivered in the ensuing fA a.d
Spring. GEO. b SHAW.
Burlington. September | 1862 dSwrf
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SIIlOIletls VI Or.is.

A DVENTURES of Peregrine Pickle
hv Tobias Smoert new Edition with usrrp
tons by Crulkshauk, price so CTS,
E. SMITH < co
October 5. dAwt
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Hon. c. II. Allen, a Democratic can
dId,te for Governor of Missouri, few years
ago has declared himself tor Scott for presi-
dent, and addressed the Palmyra (Mo.) Scott
Club in advocacv Of his claims.
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New ESc L3incs,

NEW Styles and very rich, Just opened
~ to day, by l. d. BlXBY & CO.
40. Bank Block, Oct G. d&wt
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Removal.

III II & SuUscriber has removed - tIs
Store formerly occupied by PIERCE & DAylY, :
Doors East OF Lyman's Corner, on College street
R. Bf ONSON.
September 30 d&wtf