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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-26

OUIcr TRAvgL.-A passenger by tie Dr.
anpe and Alexandra railroad yesterday al
tarnoou. states tha, he made the trip from
New Orleans to this city, in eighty hours
having left Nes Orleans Oh Tuesday last at
& O'Clock 4. NJ, arriving here at Z. NJ,
yesterday.
The "lIEATED TERM" still continue'-but
the weather is fine for ripenjng the crops oil
wheat, and for the growing corn. Thursday
nioht was the warmest night, we believe, We
have had this summer. Yesterday, ut noon,
in the shade, the thermometer stood at 9U'.
LAST ExuBITIJN--The exhibition of the
Bible Panorama closes in this place tonight.
All who have not seep it should avail them
selves of the last opportunity, and 60.
MuRDER-The Georgetown correspondent
Of tbs Washington Star, in his letter TO that
paper, Yesterday, says" A most brutal
murder was committed this morning, by an
Irishman named Vim. Nugcnt. laborer on
the Washington Aqueiuct, at the receiving
reservoir. His victim was very handsomely
Young girl, only about II years OF age, named
Mary Shelley. ltappearS that Tor several days
be has been INDUCING freely IN intoxicating
drink, and arose early this morning ana went
Into the room Of the girl, where she was
Sleeping with her parents, armed with an
old case knife well sharpened, doubtless pre-
pared for the purpose Of thoroughly accom-
pIishinp his hellish purrose. and cut her
throat. The first utimation that she had Of
the presence Of the demon was the infection
of the deadly wound which hurried her
Young spirit into the eternal world, and the
first intmation received by the afflicted pa
rents WAS the loud scream Of the child that
Nvgeut had murdered her. There appears
TO be but little doubt bat that the foul deed was
premedtated, a. Nugent was heard to swear
Yesterday that he intended TO kill some one,
and it is supposed that jealousy prompted him
+, the commission of the deed. Nugent is au
uncommon rough aud vicious looking lndl'
yidual, nothing whatever prepossesslng IN
his arpearance, and his victim Is SAID to
be very handsome and prepossessing 10 her
panncrs.
Immediately after the commission of the
deed. he was arrested 10y one OF the bos-
SEES on the work5-assistcd by several OF the
bands--not, however, without considerable
struggle, as be resisted to the last. lie was
Knocked down and securely pinioned, and
officer Gross sent for, wh) brought him
to our city, and took him before Justice
Il. White who committed him to jail
When the officer reached the ground the en-
ragged friends of the girl bad taken him to the
woods, and had made preparations for j. nch-
ing him: which would, in all probability,
have been done but for the timely appearance
# officer Gross. lie left the magistrates
Office apparently as unicelinr as brute
eating a pis which was given t. him by one
nf TIE Iutchers in market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-26

1.-TWO FARMS FOR SAl.E.-The under
signed wishes 10 sell the following t"o
Tract. of Lard One Of them is in Prince
William County, amiIe below Greenwich on he
Bren,svie Road, about three miles from Game
Vile Station, Manassas Gap Railroad, ard
TOUR or five miles from Bristoe Station. Orange
and Alexandria Railroad. This Tract contains
$50 to 900 ACRES; has two Tenements upon
it aud is susce pt!ble OF division into Three
Farms.
The other is in Fauquier County, and lies at
the junction of Licking Run with Cedar Kun
Il 10 about one mile from Wauenton Junction,
Orange and Alexandra Railroad, and contains
about IS ACRES
Nothing is herein stated in recommendation
of these Tracts for the reason, that II is prs
sumed no one will purchase without first exam
lag tor himself
TxRxs-The terms will be an advance III
Cash OF some ten or twenty per cent upon the
purchase money, and the balance divided INTO
one to ten annual instalmeuts TO suit the pur-
chaser. j. b. WAkDER,
ST. Stephens, Fauquier, County, Va.
my l0-eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-26

Lieut. Philip K. Fendail, U. S. NJ. c., has
been detached from the barracks at Poila-
delphia, and ordered to the steam frigate
Morrimac, the flag ship of the Pacific squad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-26

DARTICULAR NOTICE.-We respectfully
notify all persons having open accounts on
onr books that all kave been made of and are
now ready Tor delivery. Those not called for
before the 24;h, will be delivered, without DIS
elimination or length OF time standing, next
week or course, it will be understood that the
object OF this is TO have them paid.
CLAGETT 4 DODSON.
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washington, lie 26-dlJNIy3

GOODS AT REDUCED PklCES-ChaiH
IT Berages, Lawns, Ginshams plain brTaSe>,
a nice article 20 cts; Swiss Muslms, PLAIN and
dotted; plaid Muslms and White Camhucs 'rlSh
Linens, Towel and Table Diapers Linen Docks,
Planters Linens; and also variety OF other de
sirable DRY GOODS which we now offer upon
,uch terms that cannot tail 10 give satisfaction
"a Of BERKELEY & SHACkLEIT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-26

FARrAx CoUvm-The County Court O!
Fairfax, at It's June Term, 1858, dIrec-
ted publication Of the list of Delinquent
Tx Payers returned by the Sheriff for the
year 1857 unless payment shall be made to
the Clerk by said dellnquents within sixty
DAYS from the date thereof, of the amounts
respectively due from them.
The County Court of Fairfax has or
dsred, that at the July Term next, of said
Court, the Cbaucery and Appeal pockots
will be regularly called aud the eases there
in depending disposed Of, if ready for trial
1t has been determined to have Sunday
S.hqol Celebration at Fairfax Court uonse,
on Monday the jth proximo, (tho l:h COM
ing on Sanday.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-26

VERY DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE
Y i offer tor sale, privately, the ANN
upon which now reside, containing 30, 1'nho
TINS Fam offers great Inducements 10 'i'T P"4
chase. from its locality being withIn "ni!eS oi
N;,chell's Station, and OF the hAPd"b' A.'u
thereby brought into immediate co"i,e."''i t.. y
railway, with Richmond and AieT"naiia: ! LIZ -
beautifully situated in one Of the best heisnDoi
Ioads in the State. The Improvements are
- confnr,abIe DWELL n u, with SIX
Hiisss rooms. and all other necessary out-houses'
: noe particular description is unnecessary
a. ,hsm.elves For further description, ap-
1 nIv toJ c, GREEN, al Culpeper CT. House, or
,be subscriber at Mitchell's Station.
Inc Su' VIM. A ROBERTSON.
Culpeper County, my 4--eou
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-26

r,OR SALE.-Thirty stock SHEEP TWO
+ Durham COWS Gone very beautiful i
Yoke OF large and Vel broken OMEN, seven
ye,rs old. and one Plough HORSE. Apply al
bic off;rs je 2l-eo3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-26

WAsuryGToS ITEMS The Crimins! Court
yesterday transacted no business, as nOa e
was ready, and the jury panel was discharg-
ei early. 1t is understood that L bert Olld
end W. B. Cross e,qs. will temporarily act
in place of Mr.. Key, as public prosecutors,
as that Centlcman's cOntinusd feeble health
necessitates his repairing to the mountains.
A man by the name Of Jas. Williams, he,
longing in Philadelphia, fell down in the
street Yesterday evening, while Walking on
G,h street, between 6 and IL, being overcome
bv the excessive heat. lie was Immediately
taken int a DeighboFing house, where re-
storatives were applied. After sometime be
partially recovered and at last accounts was
doing well.
The assessed value Of real and personal
property in this city amounts to s26 ,0VO, 900,
producing net revenue Of $4,000. The
sum derived from licenses is about $1,000,
making the total revenue of Washington
S244, 500.-LAi0H
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-26
AUCTION SALES.
nv GEO W. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BY GEO. W TAYL0R-AUCTIoNEER.
7 WILL SELL al public auction, on I",Sd"%
the Z9th instant, at ~ o'clock, al my present
residence, on the corner of Duke and Fairfax
streets, a portion OF my HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting OF Car
pets Chairs, Tables, Window Curtains, BEDS,
and Bedsteads, Gas Fixtures, fine cooking and
other Stoves, &c Terms at sale
ie 2s-3t CATHARlNE A. PLAIN.
I,ULPEPER LAND FOR SALE-Ihe sub
scriber will sell at public auction on Vet
nssdoy the zeih day ot jelly, OF not sold private
Iy berore) his FARM, in CuIpeper County, Va,
Immediately on the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad, two miles from Mitchells Station. SIX
miles from Culpcper Court House, adjoining the
lands of J. B Kirk, VIM Wharton ). 4. Dan
lei and Others
The ;ract contains THREE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY ACRES, OF which 100 acres, are well
wooded, being a surplus over the uses OF the
farm, and rendered valuable by lis proximity 10
the Railroad About so acres OF the cleared land
is well taken in timothy and clover. This lard
possesses IN q high degree the advantages OF
a healthy and convenient location.
IRA The improvements consist OF new and
,E=iI convenient BUILDINGS, conveniently sat
ualrd. The subscriber will take pleasure IN
showing the premises TO persons who may wish
TO purchase, and will reply promptly 10 any
communications requesting further particulars.
Address ). ID. WlNSrON, Mitchell S Station.
ie 26--eots Culpcper County, Va.
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L. H. TALlAFERRO, ! ,I.n,r.
u n T.IIAEERRO ( hdh IS

r. The absve sale of land is postponed till
the lSt day Of July, when II will be sold on the
premises, by the Undersigned, as Commissioner
by virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Court of
Culpeper County, in the case OF Mayo and wife
and others, against Taliaferro, administrator, and
others, and on the following terms, TO wit: SO
much of the purchase money as may be neces-
sary TO pay the costs OF the suit TO this day and
the expenses of sale to be paid in cash, the resi-
due 10 be paid in three equal instruments OF SIX,
eighteen, and thirty months with interest from
the date, the purchaser giving bonds with good
security Tor the deferred payments, and the title
to be retained as further security
H. D. TALlAFERRO, Commr.
Culpeper county Va, je lO-eots
VALUABLE KING GEORGE LAND FOR
Y SALE offer TOR sale, at private bargain,
until the 18th day Of Judy nsrt, at which time, At
not previously disposed Of 1t will be offered pub
licly on the premises, my WHIPSE-WORSlN
FARM, lying Immediately on Potomac Creek,
containing about $50 ACRES.
There is a convenient landing on this farm
OF seven feet water 1t lies two miles from the
Potomac River, and four from the Steamboat
Landing, on Aqua Creek, by water. The land
is OF good quality, and we'll adapted 10 the growth
OF Corn, Wheat Oats, and Tobacco and the
production OF Fruit.
IT. The buildings consist of a comfortable
81 DWELLING HOUSE, with four rooms,
klclen, Meat House, Negro Cabns, and all
other necessary out houses
This Farm IS as healthy as any other in tide
water Virginia the neIghborhood good, and
Churches of different denominations convenient.
Permission will be given the purchaser 10
allow Tor Wheat, and, if desired, will sell the
growing crops OF Corn and Tobacco, and give
entire possession on the day OF sale.
The Terms will be accommodating.
Any one wishing TO purchase, will address me
at fredericksburg or visit me at my house, and
will take pleasure in showing the land.
VIM h. BROWNE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-26

GREAT BARGAINS IN BLACK SILK
(T MITTS.-Having on hand very large
stock of silk Mitts, of all qualities and SlH's,
and wishing to reduce my stock, will sell
them for cost. Call at
10 oh C. c. BERRN'S No Y king.st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-26

TIE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
The business of this railroad has largely
increased since the connection by rail
road with New Orleans has been secured
The travel yesterday was unusually large,
and Of the passengers forty and old were
through from Memphis. We record this
fact as the evidence OF q prosperity which IL
Justly deserved, and which, fror the largely
i creased facilities afforded must be lasting.
Linton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-26

ORANGE CoUNrY.-Messrs. Spooncr & OAR
row, contractors for the erection Of the new
Court House in this place have gotten most
Of their material in place. They commenced
laying brick on Wednesday last. Notwith-
standing the many disadvantages under
which they have to labor, we predict their
work will be completed long before the time
specified by contract.
The new Baptist Church attho Court House
was dedicated on Friday last. Doctors Bur
rows Quarles and Rev. j. Walker George
were in attendance. The dedicatory sermon
was preached by Doctor Burrows. Wethink
1t one If tho ablest and most appropriate dis
Courses We have beard for years.
Harvest commenced generally in this sec
hOn on Monday. The crop is more mstsri-
ally injured by scab, fly and rust, than at
nrst appeared from oursory review OF the
heds. Farmers are croaking mourniully ov.
or the quality aud quantity of their crops.
which this season have suffered from an ssu-
81 variety Of injurious influences Chron.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-26

LAST ExuIBITI5N.--The exhibition OF the
Bible Panorama closes in this place tonight.
All who have not seep it should avail them
selves Of the last opportunity, and 60.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-22
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

6tHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
u Hartford, Conn. Capital and Assets, $500, 600.
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Died,

In New Orleans, Oct It'll, Mr. Zonas F Dlinn,
Of Burlington, VT, aged 2s years.
In this town, Oct 18TH MIR. John McCully,
aged SO years.
At Richmond, Oct. 10th, Rnwsol Mason, aged n.
In Milton Sept. 7th, Mr.. Isaac Josln Jr. aged
SO years.
In Hartford, Sept. 4, Mics I'll hn Lucas, aged
GS years; Also, Sept. II, Mrs Freeman Childs.
In Pittsfeld, Sept. ID, Mrs Sally Bennett, aged
II years.
Plymouth, Sept. Il, Mrs Jcrusha F. Pinney,
aged u.
In Greensboro, Sept. 10th, Mr.. Edward Dayley,
In Lowell, Sept. 25tb, Mr.. Benz. H. Farman,
aged So.
Ia Putnoy, Sept. 25, Mrs. Esther White, ogcd 81.
In Whethersleld Sept "a, Mr.. Calvin White,
aged so.
At West Burke, Sept 27th, Mrs. Cynthia Il.
Newell, aged SO.
In Bennington, Sept. 27, Truman Il. uarwood,
aged II.
In Casteton, Sept. o. Cynthia Lee aged 10
In Springfield, Sept. 20, Mrs. Harriet A. Porter,
aged "a.
In Woodstock Oct. l, Mrs. Mary A. Perry, aged
so.
In Waterford, Oct. I'd, Mrs. Fanny Farnham,
aged 40.
In Arlington, Oct 4th, Henry W. Harrington,
aged 81
In Brandon, Oct lth, Mr.. Samuel Cheney, aged
81.
In Shrewsbury, Oct. 5th, Ara. Lucina Aldrioh,
aged 40.
In Rutland, Oct. 4th, Mrs. Eunico Fisher, aged
IA
Also, Oct It'll, Miss Charlotte E. Williams, aged
So
Also, Oct 6th, Mr.. Nathan Pratt aged SO.
Al o, Oct. 10th, Mr.. Willis Stro &, aged 70.
In Putney, Oct sth, Josiah A. Hougnton. aged
II.
In Windham, Oct. 9th, Mrs. Martha L. French
aged "a.
In Bennington, Oct 10th, France, R. Brown,
aged 81.
In DnnviIle, Oct. 10th, Mrs. Roxana Cleiford,
aged So.
III Newbury, Oct 18th, Mr.. jeffrey a. Bailey,
aged Ga.
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vi A II X ETS,
WOArON lIArfti..r.

, ,,o,.n BosroN Oct. 20.
FLOUR. Tho busncs, Of tbc wool, -.
"'.e'a''' sales Of common brand, woatcr, o,
o''''aSi'o5 fancy brands at IS a5.15. c.,o,,.,a
oA'"' at 80 2onS5,75; family extra, nj at g, -.
." including Ohio, Michigan and Go,ogoo 80,
'""iy ana superior brands St. Louis ot,scos o.,
per ooi'' including all kinds. No Conodo o,,.,'..-
VI fancy IN market. Extras range from 81. 95oe,'
20 iOF coninon and S., 75asG, rs for familv hroa.
urn meal moderate sales at 81 5oa4. e2t No, ~
nye flour, small lots at So, IONS. so nor H., =
common and extras i0r
URAIN'-Prices are lower. Sales Of sor,,...
'''ow at 95ao5oi white &c. and rood Wet
"''Neu al eoc' per bush Oats have boo,, L. 60,
'"'9 uehond at 5Oaj2c per bushel. Nortborn 49,,
canada, as to quality. In Rvo mall - -.oa ''
&c. per bushol safes ntsUa-
FNo'lsloNS.--soles of PORK in small,
so uuaIo 90 for prime; II o0as1s 90 far mae.
oO"1O W Tor clear and extra clear, cash md
: mos. beef ranges from Sl2 locals 90 for Eo,,or.
'na western mess per bbl., cash and 4 mos 49,
4all &c in bbls. and tcs., ; md 1o,,1qo =. ~, 1'N
'inokca Hams llal2c per h., cash and mos.
DoIrER is firm and higher. The better ouoI. 4
'ie' arc very scarce. Tho sales have been Ioa 91c
IF good and choice New York and Vermont and II
i"lSc' for common; Canada and Western ro,-o,
ON I2alsc per h., ms to quality Cheese /. in y
'mand and higher. Sales at Gaze per h., for or II
nary and prime qualities
"ooL-Ihe demand is quito active for Fleece =
= ~ n %
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NIERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
CO., Montpelier, Vt. Capital ,430, 900.
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INDIANAPOLIS. Oct, l6.

Official returns from thirty counties are
caved, indicating the probability Of small
opposition majority in the Legislature.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-22
TO TEACHERS AND SCHOOL
Committees.

NOUR attention is invited to J. NJ Nc Coy's
4 progressive series Of Writing Books, eompris-
ing J. Numbers, designed for common schools and
Academies, being thorough and complete system
of pennanship and adapted to all ages and eapaci-
ties.
The style is simple without useless outline and
capable Of being executed with the utmost rapid
ity. Each book coatains q pages of excellent pa-
per, properly rulod for the cory at its head which
is a fac smile OF the Authors hand Tho steps
are easy and natural with no abrupt transitions
from simple 60 difficult ccmhl at'ous. The ar
Iangement Of Che copies taa result 4 fourteen
ALAS.
I-,y have been pronounced ~ many listiu guish-
r1 tr1shcr-. the best books !r l'la.ls # any in
tAerange OF their nclu- iat.uc-
lu1iI'l-d by J.. @. L.lo. Is 20. 4.5 Washing
tla &c. Boston, Mass.
For sails by Z. A. ru!ior Lgf,ia,to ", whole
sale and retail. Price l,o0 per dozen-l0 cts
single
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FROM EUROPE.

ST. JOHNS, n. T. Oct. Is.
The steamship Ariel from Bremen, and Havre
Oct. 9th, was intercepted by the news yacht
of the associated press, off Cape Race on Sun
day at p NJ and the news dispatch OBJ
tanned The steamship Asia from New
York had arrived at Liverpool. Noimprove-
ment has oeen made in working the Allan
tic Gable. The King of Denmark is ILL.
Latest advices report Lord Elgin at Japan,
and the American Commissioner Mr. Reed
at Shanghai. Matters at Canton were in q
most unsatisfactory state, The Cholera had
broken out among the Chinese soldiers,
Political advices by this arrival possess no
feature of importance.
QUEBEC, Oct. 10.
Steamer Anglo Saxon, from Liverpool 9th
inst, arrived here this forenoon. The Lon
don Times says that all appearances indicate
that the present Cable must be given up and
hopes that the experience gained will be used
to insure that success which is finally certain.
1t admits the great superiority Of the Niasa-
ra over the Agamemnon and thinks ships
should be specially constructed to lay Cables.
Shares of the Atlantic Telegraph have i'm
proved to 420a450.
The Moniteur publishes circular forbid
ing unstamped newspapers inserting adver-
tisements. This return to the strict letter Of
the law will be death-blow to multitude
of minor journals in France.
WAsnINGToN Oct. 10.
Thirteen Postmastcrs in Illinois have jus
been removed from Office.
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'''sr"ph TO the Daily Fro. De-
fhoh MONTPELIER.
MONTPELIER DO.

H.. MONTPELIER, Oct. IL
Inc TWO Houses organized as G,llons
houso-G.F. Elmunds of Burlinrton
CHOSEN Speaker; he received 1873 votos a..
\ horace Wadsworth 80. CborIos g. "''
\ " brattleboro', was chosen Clort '''''''''s
s",Olark H. Chapman was cbo.or
Sec. '0tary, and Henry E. NJnor r's s. Gno''n
Socr. tary -A''i''ii''
The weather is fine and tho stroo.. SIN r
people.
MONTPELIER, Oct. Is.
Nothing Of importance done bv tbo uons.
this forenoon Ihls r. NJ. the Canvassinr
Committee reg 'orted to joint Assembly. Tho
vote was as folR 'ws
For Governor,
Hall, 29,66O
Keyes, 1888
Scattering, 1872
Governors Fletcher at d Hall, the 1t. Gov.
errors and Senators mar, 'hed in procession
to the House, escorted by {. he Ransom Guards
where they listened to an Gle ction sermon by
the Rev. Mr.. Thomas of Bran don
MONTPELIER, Oct. lG.
The Annual Message Of the Governor was
transmitted at II O'Clock and read by the ,
Clrk. Motion by Marsh, Of Brandon that .
SO much of the Governors Message as relates ,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-22

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.. New
l y York. Assets over 81 ,000,0 900
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-22
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
BUCUAN's HUNGARIAN RALSAM
OF LIFE.

TENIIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY for Colds,
n Coughs, Asthma, and Consumption.
= READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE q
Cure Of Score Cough and Consunptirs tn
dency, yell attestsd.
CHESTER FAcToRIEs Mass, Oct. 18th, 1913.
Dr.. Bra9lssj
Sir-Haying been attacked, some two
months since, with a affection Of the Lungs,
attended with a severe cough that was likely to
become labltual, my friends expressed their opin-
ions freely, that 1 fast going down with the
Consumption. purchased OF Messrs. Root, Briggs
d Co., bottle Of Buchnn's Hungarian Bal:am, and
found immediate relief I have now finished the
second bottle, and call myself we'll 1t is but two
weeks since | commenced taking the Bnlsam, yet
have gained five pounds in flesh, and the affection
at tae Lungs appears to have wholly vanished.
caoerfuly recommend the medicine to others who
have any kind Of disease of the Lungs.
remain yours truly,
ALEXANDER IRANcIs
Dr. Braiie.j Sir-We have witnessed the effect
of the hungarian Balslm on Mr., Francis and do
not hesitate u recommend it others of like dis
ease, &c, Yours truly,
RooT, BRIGGS Co.
Sole Proprietor DAVID T. BRADLEE. Water.
town Mass, TO whom all orders should be address
cd. Sold by Druggists and dealers in medicine in
every town in the United States and British
Provinces. THEO. A. PECK, Agent,
oetl5wlm Burlington, VT.
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and the Senators holding over.
BLOODY ARRAY.

MEANWHILE, Oct. IT.
A desperate ARRAY occurred at the Fair
Ground, yesterday, in which twelve or fifteen
persons were engaged, One man was killed.
Gen. Joel y. Battle has his skull fractured
Samuel Cowan was mortally wounded, and
Others werc seriously injured.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-22

BOOK FOR THE SICK, HY Door.
SAMUEL 6. FITcn.--SLX LECTURES on the
causes and cure of Consumption, Asthma, Bronoh-
tas, Heart Disease, Dyspepsia, Female Comp plants,
and Chronic Diseases generally (bound, $50 pages,
so engravings,) by DR., SAMUEL :, FircH; ex-
planning the authors treatment by which be both
prevents and cures tho above diseases,
This book has been tho means of saving thou
sands of lives. Price Is cents. Sent by mail,
postpaid, for 30 cents. Apply to Dr.. s. S. FITCH,
Office IA Broadway, New York. Consultation
personally or by letter, free.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-22

The returns for Members of tbotos ~. 40
rnh hI ,"r received show the election of 10 Ro.
~ . Anti-Lecompton Democrats md
20 70 administration Senator'S while tbsro ora
10 republicans and 10 Democrats bn,d;no y
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-10-22
New YORK, Oct. l6

Mexican news in detail has been received
The statement of the defeat near San Luis
Potosi of Vidaurri by Miramon is confirmed.
Other battles on a small scale had taken
place. 1t would seem, however, that the
fortunes of the Constituencies are on the