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FALL AND WINTER
MANS NM GINS,

BARNUM, tlarter. Wholesale and Retail Col
lege Street, I'd door from Church, has received hi.
Fall Stock. and is now prepared to offer good an
assortment of Hats, Caps. Trunks. Ladies Hat Cases
Vases. Gentlemen and Ladies Satchels, Canes, I'm
brellas, &c, as was presented in Burlington
lie challenges a comparison with any other esab-
ishmenl, either in price or quality, as he has been
enabled this Fall TO purchase at reduced prices, and
will sell from Is 10 - PEI cent. less than he eve
could do before at prices previously paid. He would
especially before purchasing elsewhere) solicit
examination of his best 81 Fall Hats. and pledges
his reputation that they worth 81 than any
before sold by him at the same price.
You are respectfully invited 10 call and examine at
he above place PHILIPS PATENT FIRE
ANNIHILATQR for Immediately extinguishing
FIRES in any locality where the fire ID inside, or con-
fined 40 sxpisDs non oiths Machine will be given.
Fdrr csaa, Xsas, and Fuus OF all kinds Repaired
a, hsaaa place, by m GILES 7. MEAD.
d&vIt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-01

;C1> All Produce in packages or otherwise consgn-
ed TO Us should be distinctly marked in our name
and the initials OF the cUnsignor.
ASHES-Sales have been made to a considera =
bic extent at So 62i ) IS tor Pearls. Pots not so
much in demand
BuTTER-The market is very firm with short
supply. Strictly prime New York and Vermont
DAIRY sells III IS PIC common and Canadian l6 a
lSc larger supplies anticipated the present week
CliEESE-ln tair demand at 7 1.c Tor the best
daries in boxes, and reasonable supply ordinary
lots to 81,
FLOuR-Onr stock i. quite light, especially com.
m"n and fancy inspections The trade have oper-
ated moderately at the quoted prices. a. the
cripts and Stock are small we do not look tor any
material change at present. Extras are more plenty
aud sell for less than the usual difference IN price
GRAlN--Corn continues scarce and suatanS very
full prlce9. Good yellow sells readily at - 75c,
aud fair and good mixed - a 74c per bu. Oats are
in good demand at iG i7c per bu, but Rye has ar
rived more freely and declined to - Soc, Tor South
ern and Northern.
GRASS SEEDS--Consderable movement in
in Herds Grass. and good clean Seed would readily
bring SO % per Blu Clover Seed is selling at
quoted rates, and in better demand
PROFESSIONALISM continues TO move of stead
lily, rs wanted by the trade and exporters. the
quoted rates The supply OF both LARD and Hams
Is light and prices very firm with slrady demand
Beet is tending downward as holders are anxious
clear their stocks.
WOOL-c,o alteration to notice in prices Sales
less than last week, with fair demand from manu-
iaclGIer5.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-01
ITEMS AT HOME AND ABROAD.

- CoUsrr Court. |. Linslsy y. Lovely
Assumpsit. verdict was rendered yes.e r.
day afternoon, for the Defendant. w. w.
PECK, E. ]. PHELPS, and ID. A. SmALLEY, Esqrs.
for Plf l.. Z CHIrTENDEN, S. S. PHELPS,
and c. d. KAssoN. Esqrs. for Def.
ii. Townsend .. Downer. Ejectiment-In
this case the Jury rendered verdict for Deft.,
under the direction of the Court w. w.
PECK, and ]. ]. TOWNSEND, (of N. " Esqrs..
for Plf. d. A. SMALLEY, Esq, for Def.
- County CoURr.-III, Lowry y. Step
ems, ct al Debt on judgment Verdict for
Defendant, brought in this morning. F. G..
Hit and D. A. sMALLIY, Esqrs., for Pif. s.
s. BSowHtS,. A!bans) and 2 r. H4Ko, Esqys'
Pr Dehs,
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Bottom all Falling Out,

a reliable friend from Cincinnati writes, I'M
der date of the 18th, shat ONE HUNDRED
AND FORTY-TWO GERMAN DEMO-
GRATIS, e the 10Th ward alone, came out
this morning in the 70 ksblatt, a German Dem
ocratlc paper, denouncing the Miami Tribe
and declaring that they will o T f T Ii E
WHOLE WIG TICKET" Boys, do you
hear that Ohio Statesman
UF~The Connecticut and Passumpsic Riv
ers Railroad has served an injunction upon the
Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad corpo-
ration, to prevent the completion of the new
bridge over the Connecticut river between
North Haveshill and " ellis river. The ground
upon which the injunction is prayed for, is that
the latter railroad has encroached upon land
which has been located by the Passumpsic
road, and the land damages registered.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-01
straw and COrnstOCk
CUTTERS.

THE Celebrated Iron Head, Selfsharp-
L ening Hay, Straw and Cornstock Cutter, ne W
and valuable Improvement which is pronounced BY
competent judges to stand without rival. Also
the Hide Roller, Spiral Knke, Straw Gutter manu-
i Il in supeior manner by Murray u Patrick
Hinesburgh, Vt.
AS sole Agent in this vicinity for the manufacture
OF the above machine, we prepared to furnish
them to Dealers and others on the most liberia
terms.
DAVEY 6; ALLEN,
Agricultural Warehouse, Burlington Vt.
Septe mber 80, 1852 w3mos
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-01

O. 1t is known that Benefits .Ne,c York
Herald is one of the warmest supporters of
Frank Pierce, and one of the most malignant
reviers of the old Patriot, Gen. ScorT, in the
Union The following brefbut expressive in
cident makes the reason for it tolerably plain to
'ordinary-sized individuals" The New York
Tribune says it kno,os that the pleasant little
story is hue. That paper says:-
The following story is told by the Memphis
Enquirer. We are not sure that Newport was
the scene, but we know that the facts narrated
actually took p ace =
Two or three, summers ago. Gen. Scott was
spending a sho It interval of leisure az that de-
hghtful resort, Newport, Rhode Island. While
solournlng there, one morning at the breakfast
table, he asked one of the servants for a news
paper. A lady sitting opposlte,a perfect Slrang-
er to him, reach ed across the table with news
paper in her han d, saying,
Gen. Scott, allow me to furnish you with
The .Ne,o York Herald"
81 thank you, Madame, very sincerely" re-
turned the General :" for your kindness, but
neuer read the Hc 'uld."
"Do you know. sir, retorted the lady, with
the utmost Indignation painted Oh her counte-
nance; do You klioW sir, that am the VIE OF
M. Bennett, the editor at The Herald 2"
Gen. Scott certainly did not know, Ma
dame, that such was the case, or | should not
have been guilty Of making the remark that has
just passed my lips. But, Madame, have said
1t, and it cannot now be recalled
From that day to tins, the husband of Mrs.
Bennett has made most malignant war upon
Gen. Scott, through the columns of his unprn-
cipled journal. No species of attack, no mode
Of warfare has been left u1tried to defane an
blacken one oflhe best and brightest characters
in American history.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-01
New Goods.

4 fine assortment of Jewely, Watches
ii fine toned Accordeons good Violin Strings
most kinds OF Musical Merchandise and lnsttn.
ments; a large stock Of Daguerieotype Goods, ana
an extensive assortment OF fancy articles; 10 differ
ent patterns OF plated Cake Baskets, plated Castors
Knives. Forks, Spoons, Card Baskets. Cake and
Pie Knives, and Silver Ware in great variety
BRlNSMAlD, BROTHER 4 co.
Septenber go lSwlt
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Going and Bound Og0 Fast

V'HOSE Silks so very cheap, and also
j plain Cashmrres and De LANES Also few
figured Delnins whi:h are the prettiesl and little
the cheapest out.
for their interest 10 give this Stock OF Goods look
II is not necessary 10 speak of the Shaws, Meri-
nos, and Embroidery Goods, &c, &c, as customers
will hnd nice assortment, aud prices to suit, by
calling al the Cheap Store OH the Of Church
and College Streets LYMANS
September 81 d&wti
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Death of the Duke of Wellington

Death of the Duke of Wellington
BY the Boston papers Of this morning,
received just as we 60 10 press, we have
the news Of the arrival of the Steamship
Canada at Halifax, yesterday, from Liv-
erpool, with the intelligence Of THE DEATH
OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON He died
at Waimer Castle, on the l4th inst, of
epileptlc fits.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-01
The wonder Of the World.
DEVINES COMPOUND
Pitch Lozenge:

A SURE and pleasant lemedy for Colds,
% Coughs, Croup. Whooping Cough, Asthma, and
lungs enough ett sustain fife certin cure for
CONSUMPTION
Hear Mrs Black
ms IS TO certify that my A exander was taken
sick the lst of February with the lung fever and his
lungs were sounded bya physician and pronounced
to be ~ very bad state. Every one that saw him
thought he was in tee last stages OF consumption He
was very poor almost skeleton. and raised very bad
matter when by the advice OF friend, was induced
10 try Mr.. Devines' medicine for him. although had
little or no faith in it, After he commenced taking it,
be began to improve daily, and in the course of two
weeks was able to walk out TO the surprise OF all,
and he is now restored to usual health
Lee. Oct, 1851. PtRSIS BLACK
GEO ?. SANBORN, & CO, Apothicares Hall
Agents for Burlington
Sept "a 1852 wl4wly
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Dissolution.

THE Copartnership, heretofore existing
i by the Subscribers, under the name and firm Of
Murphy & Spear, is this day by Mutual Consen,
dissolved. The Books g. Account o. Inc late firm
Will be Sc ttsd nv +. w. Spear at the Old stsnd who
Is fully authorized TO adiussth sane
A. j. MURPHY. ,
Nv. SPEAR,
Burlington, Sept ~, 1859 dsIrIsxs
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Great Sale Of Manufa cturihg Property at
Auction.


Our readers may have observed in our adj
vertising columns, notice signed by JAMES
READ, Of Boston, and others, of the sale, by
auction, Of the valuable and desirable property
of the Burlington Mill Company at Winooski
! Falls. The sale will take place on Wednes.
day, Oct. goth, and will be, as we have the as =
surance of Mr.. READ, pos;'ive to The highest
bidder, iea'hoM limit and ,ciihom reserre. Mr..
READ Is the trustee of the property, and would
consent ~ advertise it for sale on no conditions
except those above stated.
We inc me to think there never was so large
and so valuable and Immediately available a
property Sd advantageously stu lted as respects
disinteres!ed purchasers. 1t is owned by the
creditors OF G1essrs. Richardson, Burrage g.
Co. who are somewhat numei GUS, and hold
comparatively small individual interest in it
and we are informed that not one of them will
be present at ne sale, or even tal;e any inter
READ will se,l it, on the day named, without
reserve, to the highest bidder. Of this we are
able to speak positively.
1t strikes us, therefore, whom it is considered
that this Manufacturing Estub ishnent Is one Of
the most compete and perfect in all its build
lngs, machinery, appliances, facilities, appoint
ments and capacity for business, in New Eng
land, that there has scarcely ever been offered
an opportunity for a most lucrative investment,
and one to become Immediately productive, SO
favorable and desirable as this. We wish we
could address these words to every enterprsing
capitalist in New England and elsewhere, be-
caGsc lce knOlo they are true. We know that
the description of the property, as set forth in
the advertisement in our columns, gives but aIa
imperfect idea of the very superior character
and quality ofit-in which important respect it
differs from ordinary advertisements The
public may take this advertisement for what it
says, and depend implicitly upon its statements,
as those who doubt may easily ascertain by call
ing on Mr., READ.
Mr.. SAMUEL LAWRENCE offered $4,000,
cash, about year ago, for this property, and
but for other engagements since entered into
wonld give that sum for it to-day. 1t will be
sold, however, If it should not bring 500, 900.
Now, Burlington and Colchester ore deeply
interested in this matter 1t ia Of immense
consequence to them that this great establish
ment should go into active, enterprising, encr-
getic hands. We do not doubt that the origin
al proprietors OF it have now an opportunity to
retrieve all the losses they have sustained, by
Iudicious and seasonabe attention to the sub
ject. At any rate. we thus briefly invite pub
lie notice to a sale that we regard quite as inn
portant, under the circumstances, az any that
has ever occurred in New England.
ESCAPE OF GENERAL liERNANDEz.--A prl-
vate letter from Cadlz states that General Her
nandez, who was second in command in the
Lopez expedition, and recently prisoner in
Spain escaped from the hospital in cadeZ on the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-01
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

Sept %, 1852.
Reported for the Boston Post, by John Ea,on.l
AT Market 2l6i Catte-about 1900 Beeves and 36t
Stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and Ca.
yes, yenrIings, TWO and three years old.
Prices Market Bee:--Extra, SC, 20 per cwt; Isl
quality, Sc 90 "a quality S. ,OOa 80 Sd quality
4,75 ordinary S3a
Hides 500 per cwt. Talew Sc 5Oa7.
Veal Calyes-S4, 5al0 81 at market.
Stores-W Working Oxen-S17, S4nll9.
Cows and Calyes-SlS, 2l 2ia3I Ienrlings-
S., 6ls. Two Yeas old So, lOal6. Three y ears old
-Sl7, 90, 81 Al
$500 II 500. By lot 81 ,25, 80, 80, 2,33a2 80
fat hogs corn ted 81 aud 6.c per h.
n. b. Beei-Ex IA includes nothing but the be Isl
large oXen well stall ted at least one year.
First quality consists OF large fat oxen stall fed a
least several months.
Second quality includes the best grsss-ied OK er
the best Salled CONS, and the best three years old
steers.
Sheep-Ex,ra consists OF choice Bucks and fancy
Yews Tor stock. and The best Cosses
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARkET-Sept %.
At market 2l00 Beef Cattle 300 Stores, 70 pairs
Working Oxen 100 Cows and Calves, 5000 sheep
and Lambs and 900 Swine.
PRlCEs-beet Cule Extra Sc, 80 lst quality 6
ID do 5a5 so 3D. do Sad so.
SToREs-YearIings S., Tag; wo years old IS, lOa
u; three years old Sl7, l9a23
WORKING OxEN,-Sales at SOS, 70, 7jaS5
Cows AND CALVES SIC, IS. 30 20. 2Sa3l
SHEEP AND LAMBs--S %, 500 IS. Extra 49,
4q5
swrNE-6c retail 6a7.e Fa, Hogs SIC
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Tea TRAYS.

A Beautiful assortment of Tea Trays just
II received from Auction. Some very rich pat
terms, and for sale cheap by
e. w. BAXTER g. CO.
Burlington, Sept. 81. DIV
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Lamp WiCka,

NOR Solar, Camphene and Fluid Lamps,
l. for sale AT the Manufacturers prices, at the
Creckery Store, No Leuvenwortll's Block.
Orders from consumers and Dealers solicited, and
attended TO with promptness.
G.. w, BAXTER & co.
Burlington, Sept q. d3w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-01

The Ladies' of the Baptist Society in Burlington,
will hold Fair at the Union Hall, Bank Block on
Wednesday Afternoon and Evening 9Th Inst. and
will there exhibit for examination and purchase n
choice variety of Ornamental and USEFUL Articles
also, Oyster, Ice Cream, and Other refreshments pro-
yided
The Public are respectfully invited to attend
Doors open at o'clock p. NJ. Admission l2b
cents each.
Burlington, Sept. 81, 1852 wl3wldaug .27S g
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GREAT SALE
MANUFACTURING PROPERTY,
BY AUCTION.
Burlington Wooden Mill

THE we'll known property, formerly be-
l. longing to the Burlington Mil Company situa-
ted in Colchester, Wnooski Fails, Vermont, Two
miles from Burlington. The land Joins tina oil the
Central Railroad Depot, connecting with the other
lines OF Railroad to Boston, New York and Canada
thus afiording great facilities for transportatiop
This property consists of the
Large Stone and Brick Woolen NIL,
$50 by 46, seven stories high, and atcs bull, in
the most thorough manner, with shatting and gear
ing complete. containing;
l6 SETS WOODEN MACHINERY,
Built and arranged within about 6 years by the bes,
Machinist in the Country, with Crompton Chain
wide and narrow Looms
A large Dye House. Stapling House and
DRY HOUSE,
100 by 40-three Stories considered the bes, arraing.
ed Tor its purpose OF any building OF the kind in tie
Country.
A FIRE PROOF WOOL STORE HOUSE OF BRICK.
A MACHINE SHOP,
Two stories and Basement, well stocked with En-
CINE Lahes and Tools OF all kinds, needed In such
an establishment.
A convenient Office and large Packing House
adjoining used Tor the packing and storage OF Goods
TWENTY TEN EMENTS,
OF Brick and Wood. sufficient in number. and aze,
to accommodate the overseers and operatives.
The Factory Binding, Dying departments, &c,
are all heated by Steam, WIN Iron FpeS, and upon
the most approved plan, with all modern arrange
msnts.
THE WATER POW Err
consists of one half the Onion River at a Fall of 80
feet, and is considered second TO none in New Eng
land always abundant i'll the dryest season, for
larger amount OF Machinery than is now located
there, with about 10 acres OF Land.
| This very valuable property, will be sold in one
lot by Auction 10 the highest bidder. Considering
lis situation in the centre OF great wool country
where help is abundant, and TO be procured at low
rates. II presents an opportunity Tor investment sell
dom offered, the whole property buildings and ma
chTery being now in complete condition. TO be start
ed up without much expense, and without any delay
The sale to take place on
WEDNESDAY OCT. 90, NEXT, 1852,
AT 10 O CLOCK. A. NJ,
At the Counting Room on ths Premises.
Sale positive to close the concern For furtherpar-
tculars apply to
JAMES READ Trustee Of the properly Boston.
A. J. RICHARDSON, (p,.,o,
READ, CHADWICK & DEXTER, ! o"s'oh
| RICHARDS & CONkHRlrE,} Na.. yo.L
$ L. BUSH a. co. we" ioiA'
DAVID s. BROWN & co., phn,ds,ohio
| HACKER, LEA & co, "'''ueAPn'a'
CHASE, LILLE g. CO., Baltimore
| HILL, CARPENTER L. co. Providence
S.R. RATHBUN, al the Mil.
September 81, d&w'oOc. 20
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-01

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER Inn.
portant to DyEepdcs DR. J. S. HOUGHTON'S
rEfSlN, the true Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice
prepared from Kennel, or the fourth stomach of the
TX, alter directions Of Baron LEBIG, the great
Physiological Chemist, by ]. S. HOUGHTON, NJ
ID. Philadelphia. This is truly a wonderful remed
for indigestion, Dyspepsia Jundice Liver COMPLIANT
Constipation and Debility cured after Natures o,sn
Method, by Natures o,sn Agent the Gastric Juice
Pamphlets containing Scientific evidence OF its value
furnished gratis. See notice among the Medics
veftsemcnts. iyl6wly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-01

C. The total amount contributed in New
York for the relief of the sufferers by the late
Montreal fire, is SlS,6S5.
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Piano Forte Emporium.

0R1 Broadway, New York. The most
w extensive and varied assortment OF Rose
wood Piano Fortee, plain and ornamental, eegan.
patterns deliberately carved and highly finished with
Pearl keys, all Of our own manu- acture, and warrant
ed in every particular, can be found at our Ware
rooms, 36l Broadway, New York
BENNETT & co.
Sept 8 1862 WY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-01

UTbe Missouri Clay Monument Associa
ton bas resolved 10 eyec, .noalmenl in S,
Louis, AZ . eost Of $4,000.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-01

EALL AND WINTER GOODS.-To
L Merchant Tailors and Clothiers -RuFUs F.
CRANE d CO.. SO Maiden Lane, New York The
undersigned are now Offering an entire new and
choice stock Of goods adapted TO Nuns wear, con-
sstlng Of
Cloths, Cashmere Vestings, Bearer and Pilot
Cloths Trimmings, &c. &c, with every de scription
Of seasonable goods adapted to the trade, 10 which
they invite the attention Of their friends and dealers
generally.
Those who wish to procure the latest styles at the
lowest prices, can find them by calling upon US.
RUFUS f. CRANE, e. Co.
w9mos4 81 Maiden Lane N Y.
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Wanted

IMMEDIATELY, at this Office goot
i Compositor.
September 90, 1852
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n Office,

Nhe Subscribers terby give Notice that
L they will apply to the Legislature at the next
Session, for grant to keep terry from the West
Shore Of Alburgh to Ise La Mote and from Isle
La Motto. to Alburgh, respectively
JOHN B. REYNOLDS,
HARR 7 HILL,
Aburgh Sept 9. 1852 wl2w3
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LARGE .4.VU.N.4LSaLE OF
Carriages, Harnesses, &c.


81 Federal Street. Boston on Saturday Oct g. 1852,
at IL O'clock, A. NJ.
On credit Of Sir and .Nine months for all sums
oeer 5000 for satisfactory notes ,ch interest
THE Subscriber will sell without reverse the en-
L tire stock of his Establishment, embracing the
best collection OF New Carriages ever offered tor
sale, OF .he best designs and workmanship The
whole OF which was built expressly for his priyafe
sales, and is OF quality OF work rarely offered at
auction Consisting OF Degant Close Coaches.
variety Of patterns Caleche Coach's Clarence do
Mexican do ; Elegant Coaches; SIX Seat CarryNs
do Rockaways, Standing Top Carryalls OF a great
variety of patterns (; Rockawny. Buggies and Phe-
tons, with top OF all descriptions; Open Wagons,
Trouing Wagons. Covered Wagons, Lauce- wood
Chaise, Carryal Wagons, Slide Seat Buggies.
Phaetons, &c.
The whole will be arranged with catalogues three
DAYS before the sale.
Purchasers for Home use, or Merchants Tor
Foreign Trade, will find this rare chance to sup
ply themselves with choice articles, and by calling
and examining tor themselves can be their own
Judges to the STYLE finish and quality OF The
Stock.
wI3wl SAMUEL X BAYLEY,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-01

ESCAPE OF GENERAL IERNANDEz.-A pri-
vate letter from Cadlz states that General Her
nandez, who was second in command in the
Lopez expedition, and recently a prisoner in
Spain escaped from the hospital in Cadez on the
night of the lth Aug, and is now on his way
to this country.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-10-01
Piano FOrtes from New Scales,
j. L.. Warner ~ Co..
I. D, BIXBY g. CO.,
BANK BLOCK.
VIII al of til e m!

no AND SEE THE LARGE STOCK
VI Of rich Goods that they are opening, and prices
that they are selling them al, and then see il you
don't say Dhat, Of them
a better and larger assortment OF Dress Goods
and cummings than you can and in sny shop out of
the Cities. And they Sc ling Tor Cash his Fall,
therefore thry- have marked down their Goods 10
prices which Will 3raU lhs Cash, too.
We have many new styles OF Goods ~hich we
have mot time now 70 tax a9oG., Come and We
'pill sb0v them.
September ~, ls3z GSyf
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DEPARIURE OF GES. SCOTT.

At about o o'clock, yss,s,dsY the lllls,yious
conqGc<ef Of Mexjco ief, ,hIs city tColurahus
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GEN. SCOTT AND THE IRISH.

large number of Irish citizens called at
the Neil House, on Tuesday evening, to see
that Old Hero, who, in his young days, man
fully stood forth, at the risk of his own life to
protect their countrymen from British persecu-
ton, and who, in his late years, has repeatedly
borne testimony to Irish bravery and IRISH del-
ty. Gen Scott came from his room and shook
them warmly by the hand, expressing great
pleasure in seeing them, and assuring them that
he sympathzed with the misiortunes of their
country, and that it was highly gratifying to
him that they, as well as the oppressed of all
nations, could find an asylum beneath the
broad flag OF our country, with none to modest
them or make them afraid. A tear stole into
the eye of more than one stout Irish heart, as
he listened to the brief but patriotic words OF
the man lmmortalzed by SO many deeds of val
Or ot,tmJiu Ohi0l Journal, 24th.