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THE EDINBuRaH REVIEW, twhis.l
3.
THE WESTMINSTER REvIEv .(LaAssal)

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above ~oskr. Thus. fouf copies Of Ilsskvcod q
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ted states, via " bat - rrats i Year fcr
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N. B.--Thc price in Great Britaia 81 ~ ~
Periodicals. ADORE named Is about Thifty-one Dol
lars per annum-
TINE fARMENRs 0UIDE
TO eci1NfiTIc AND fxAO1loAL AonI0ulSu11,
BY iisssHr 6rsrsnHs. y. h. 81, Or k1tnAsfeh, ana
ths iAts y. =. NoR8m, Psefcssoe of 6oienNln
Agricnltnrc in Yale College, Nsw Hsvsn. Ma.
hoyaloesaye. iseo 1asss and nanstpM HeoA
THIS IL - lssssdIs, the msst con pjsts x,r< :, 81
Agrisaltas svsr psklisAsd, and II ol1ss = aivs il
Awidss siroulAtio0, the pabiishsEs hsssrssolssdss
reduce the price 70 s.ss ss M .e 1as,sss
Eive DellaFs fer She Tive oyoannas.
Oregon the price viii be 81. To svsry otNef naSf
u the United States, and 10 Canada {tost nnfIS
.. Tas wcnx n NOT run Old ~1ook ~ ~
- RemistAacss for any os The aAsvs pSAiisA@
tions should aiwsysss addzssssas - iaid, =
40 14'' LEONARD sco4r . Co.
apt3llAw es No. ~ a4aa-se., Nsw Yesk.
kesAsk nsansA ~ sns ssass - 4
s1,HIs n.nE il - csss ~ nj shs srass.,,ae> y .
/ 0snsRal BAnhinG, ExsAAngs md s0alls11tan
h1siness. 4 ss
coiiectio0s Will receive prowpt a$S9atlua. "a i
rcmittAnees win be made for thoS4 payaAae - th1a
city, ~ the day q payment a tAs iovsst ssrrsat
exohaAgs.
a83 DIR1O1Onu4 ss III @as@Bs s 8s
Saith Mamil, Saml u Mtilss,
John q. Floyd, u. N. c1S4hmn.
10. ksmsng. J. T.. Dn1l1n
G. Garber, n IL. Moody, * II. NkaalGy.
,ss y. AAAtmon. rIa13d1at,
y. W. nr1lSG1na, 0n1Ai9. @s 4!
Keokuk, Nov. ., ~ DIN sfs e.sa.s ss sssss a.
u. sssi = M.n. .zuprn ! -.
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Rix, H ale 4 Co.,
4.aAaa 1ANKERE,
CORNER or MAIN AND THIRD,

KETkAkuCEa: rs
Ths Park Bank, New York. #sse es
Edward Tylsr, ksa, Cashier Ss1elk Bk.. Bosten.
Msasn. DaaA, RarrAr 4 Hyds. boston.
Bank ct NswbsEy, Wells kivsr, VI.
Messrs. Matiocks, Barron smith, Ohtcaro.
Mcssrs. Greeley a Gala, 81. Louis.
Kew. Gee. Denison, Keokuk.
u. .. Hinmsn, Ksq., .
feb1ld
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QaAll CO AL


COALl SLAUGHTER COALt!
sHE SlAae ehtsf Coal CO., intending 10 sell -
! ~ sAsak ~ ehAA psr thsn ON 10 b0sght SlDok
where, quality cpuAidsred, will fasnish theixAnSs.
for Coalin quantities to suit purchaser, dslx4Iel
In any part Of the city. gs ss.
Prizes Is cents per bushel. k@iiNAa1sl n
Assorted, 10 cents per hushsl. n.Sh@ n
I sTkPllkN =. JQ1Ag ass
hs - Eele 49, as1 c..
10 partics wishing cheap CoAl, |oloQnoetivs OF
true economy ] viii furnish Lar lA IA Farm
ington Coal at ~ cssts MWA J0WES.
jan7d wsxsSS ~ III ssS 4S55s
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New Volume, New Dress, aad Ncw
C1ab Terms!
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This isthss hortsst and Quick cst Route toali
points North and East.
1-THROuGH TICKETs-15
overthisfine to all principal places can be pro-
cured at atRailrcad Ticket Office, Main street be-
tween lst and 1nd, opposite the Billings House,
Stages will call for passengers many parfof the
city Free, WA. GRAHAM, Proprietor.
r. TswxssuHY, Ticket Agent.
mchfTd
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ME GUARANTEE AL GOODS sold by us to be
w ~ rspsSsntsd. and deliver goods hsught at
retail To any part Of the city, fREE OF HAkai Il.
being agents Tor several Touring mills We
prepared 81 AL times to sell 1T Wholesale and retail
al grades Of FLOUR IT the lowest market prices.
Orders from the Country, accompanied BY the
Cash or Produce, win be filled rroArrLY ai the
Lowxsr wnoLKaALE PnlcEs.
CASH PAID
For all kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE
Dec. 80, 5s-d6w
lUGAas-crushsd,
and Clarified,
for sale by w. IL. AUSTIN co. 8i
M Deichsr's . aud ST. Louis Rsdne-
dscs6dAv VII ANsT1a co.
sOsfkE-Mo,
and Costa kica,
for sale by WI. AUSTIN 4 co.
dec38dAw 81
,UaAK-oUKED HAMS,
~ Country do
and Side Meat,
for ..,s by WI. AUSTIN 90.
REEF TONGUES and Dried Beef. At
- dccSe w. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.'S
EAIA-MAvEN OIsTEnA +.
IL E0zy Ed every eveAiBEs fresh, and for ssle
IN low by W. Ii. AUSTIN co.
dec30dkS q g m X p u n G A
EsLOUM! sLOUMi--A large lot OF ali grades
1 u Countfv and City HLoUk on hand now and
consta nty receiving, nj
decsedkw W. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.'S
(X7fNDOW Sash and FRAMES, All sisss, for
w sale Low by ~ w. II. AUSTIN 4 CO.
dec30dAW. sS 4
xARAkPIN6 PAPER, all siGes Of Nag and
w STRAW Papers, direct FROM the milis, for
sale Low hy w. II. AUSTIN co.
dec1odAu aaa
Il 0sTETTER's Hf'FfEks,
IL Schisdam schnapps,
Leslic's Stomach Bftters,
Leslic's Ginger Wine,
For sale by III. AUSTIN co.
5deo30daw
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The ssmi-weekly Tribune Ia sent 10 Ciergymen
ut ~ per annam.
The ew York Weekly Tribune, large eight
page paper for the country, 10 published every
saturdss An d contains edItarisls on the import
ant topics Of the times, the news OF the week. in
teresting corYcspondence from ali parts Of the
world, the Now York Cattk, Horse md Produce
Markets, interesting and reliable Political, Me-
chanicaland agricultural ariicles, 80.
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80 n. ~. AsOMAX. *
MAVNWVN 2V l. = ~,
MILL prsctics regular y In tAs District Court
w OF tho United states at Burlington, In the
Court Of this state.
once 90 5seond-st, lr.t door ovar the Bon king
House Of W. Thompson Co.
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The Tribune \ naa nac Tor 1850.
Containing the Election Returns and the usuai
matter, will be publisher about Christmas. Price
Is cents IL copies, postpaid, for $1 100 copies,
postpaid, for o.. Address As above.
nuyydt~
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InaIl shs principal sitiss aAd towns, AAees vsrks
win be delivered, Free ~ Resemg0. Whsa
sent by mail, the posrAss 90 any part AZ IA Unf-
ted STATED, viii u but - Urnts = Yoar ifcr
"Elaek weod and hatsS Gents = year ~
each of tbs Reviews. VA 88sss ssa 9s4s M,
N. B.--Thc price In Great Britaia ~ ~ ~
Periodicals. Above named Is about Thirty-ons Dol-
lars per nnnum-
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LEONARD SCOTT = CO.'S
Reprint Of the Brtfish Periodicals and fAs
FaYmevs' Guide.
GREAT REDUCTION m rnR PRICE OF TEE LATTER
PUnLIcArIoN.

# SCOTT CO, OF NEW YORK, CONTINUE
Il. u publish tho following leading British Ps-
riodioals, yix: 9a III O. 49,
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u. afAHYokp. T., AsgUAK
srAHROieU 4 mccuNE,
ATHOLESALE GkOCERS AND COMMISSION
,Yso0nd door shove khs cesnsr
Of blosdeaHs Wstsr ssrsst1 ksSkak, love-.
meAsrdly 4 W f ee~ss
NV ~ 80 Kn, N. n, sarge On
4vle Demttst. O1Acs on escond-St., y ..uuruzr
be'wseAa11etn and johnson streets, KsD-h
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-11-11
q o : T o . N i r Il g. 7.
Reported for the Tree Press.
BY ". 3. wool

BosroE, Nov. :, 1859.
PR0DUCE-BUTTER-Ther is a better feeling
for choice fall butter, and with a light supply Of
this description, late extreme prices arc now read
iIy obtained. The receipts Of the week have been
9,l76 pkgs of all kinds. The sales have been at
2Oa22c for good Vermont and \ew York dairies,
Is for choice and extra fall, and is 2 l9c for COM
mon and fair. Canada, Ohio, and other Western
has been selling at prices ranging from l3 a &c pr
ID. as to quality.
CHEEsE.-Cheese has been in better demand and
prices have advanced about &c pr. ID. during the
week. The receipts have been 1924 boxes, l29
casks and II tons. The sales have ranged from 5
a lie pr 10. as to quality, good ami extra selling
at 10 a &c pr ID. .
BEASs-White Baans are in better request and
firm. Sales Of common at 20 a zoe; blue pod at
soc a 81 10; and extra pea and marrow at 81 Is
a 50 Or bus. the latter price for new extra pea.
~PEAs.-Canada Peas continue quiet at 85e per
bushel.
PorAToEs.-Potatoes have been in very fair de-
mand and prices are frmer and a shade higher.
Considerable sales Of common Whites and Pink
Ewes at 81 25 pr Dbl. for export, not including
bills: Peach Blows are in fair demand at IS a Ace
per bushel Chenangoes, at 80 a 45c, as to
quality, including Nova Scotia and Ameri-
can; Jacksons SO a 55c, with a good demand; and
Carriers at SIS a COO pr bu.
PoULTRY.-PouItry is in fair demand at 10 al4c
as TO quality. This article very frequently ar
rives in poor order and csrelessly prepared fol
market, which seriously affects its sale. If well
cleaned and picked, it is always salesble at th'
current rates.
EGGs.-Eggs have advanced to zoe pr doz-
Dried Apples dull at &c.
GRAIN.-0ats are steady and in fair de
maud. Sales Of Northern and Canada at IS a Al
Or bu., good quality selling principally at the lat
ter rate; and Prince Edward Island at ~ a $50 p
bu. Considerable supplies of the latter are sool
expected, but they are wanted for export south
r. .~b,,b dactinafion eorna salas have hppn mad
To arrive. Several small lots of Rye have bee
received and sold at 96c pr bu. In Shorts Their
been further sales at S23 a "a; and Fine Feed a
S2s pr ton.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-11-11
FROM EUROPE.
FURTHER BY TIE AMERICA

The Paris Pays thinks that in the pro
posed European Peace Congress accepted in
principle by the English Government, the
only powers to b. represented besides the
great ones will be Piedmont, the Pope,
and Naples. Under certain eventualities the
admission of Spain might be natural, but
Sweden and Portugal have no claim.
The Tralee 1rish) Chronicle says that
Messrs Barnmore and Robinson, Electricians,
had visited Valentia and set on foot a series
of experiments on the old Atlantic Cable.
encouragement as to the success of the an
dertaking, both as respects the resuscitation
of the old and the laying Of the new Cable
are in the ascendant.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times is still informed that France has
claimed war expense from SARDINIA.
Morocco will not give the guarantees de-
manded by Spain, and war is again immi-
nent between the two powers, and the Span
ish Funds had declined more than l per cent
in consequence. he Spanish Council OF
State had ordered the Spanish Consul to
leave Tangiers, the principal port of Morocco.
1t was expected that the Emperor Of Aus
ria would have an interview with the En-
peror of Russia. at Breslau on the ODD OF
October. 49,.
The weather was wintry in England, with
frost and snow.
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SALE FOR TAXES OF LANDS OF
NON-RFSIDENTS.

HyHE nonresident owners Of Lands Of the Town
Of Burlington, in the County Of Chittenden.
and State Of Vermont, are hereby notified, that
the Taxes assessed on the following described lands,
set in the Grand List of said Town to said owners,
remain unpaid. which | shall sell at Public Auc-
ton ON Monday the 18th day of December, 1859,
at the Town Hall, in said Burlington, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
FIRST. A piece Of land, lying and being in the
Town of Burlington, and described as follows, to
wit: Beginning on the north line Of Briggs street,
at the southerly corner Of quarter-acre lot owned
bv the Heirs of Joel Lund, thence westerly on the
north line Of said street. three rods; thence north
erly to the land Of the Central Railroad Company;
thence ~easterly on the lands of said Railroad Com
nanv 10 the land of said Lund's heirs; thence
southerly to the place of beginning containing
l3 rods. more or less, formerly owned by William
P. Briggs, and set to Joseph Lashie in the year
1859. in the Grand List Of theTown Of Burlington,
at the sum of SljS 10.
Second. Two-ffths of Vacant Lot in School Dis
trict No. 10, near Morses' Brick Yard, containing
=. acre of land, and set to Thomas Cushing, il
Grand List of the Town Of Burlington, in the
years 1858 and 1859, at the sum OF Sis 81.
Third, Vacant Lot in School District No. Is,
situate on Water street, and set to I. ". Winch in
Grand List of the Town Of Burlington in the years
1858 and 1859 at the sum of S23 70. formerly own
ed by John X. Gray.
Fou til, Vacant Lot in School District No. Is,
situate on Murray street in the Town of Burlington,
formerly owned by Henry Murray, and set in the
Grand List to William Vantyne in the years 1855
and 1859 at the sum of S79 O5, of said Town.
Fifth, Lot and Shanty on Lake street, in School
District No. 10, formerly owned by Patrick league
set in tn Grand List of the Town of Burlington,
in the year 1889, to J. +. Dean, at the sum of
Slsl 81.
Sirth, The Travellers Home $50 called), in
School District no. IL, formerly owned by William
W. Peck, set in Grand List of the Town of Bur-
lington in the year 1859, to Alonzo C. Paige, at the
sum of S3l6 20.
). HUNTINGTON, Collector
Of Tares for the TolDn Of Burlington.
Burlington, Nov. :, 1859. novlOd6t w20w3
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NJ k
CAni;RtD"E CATTLE : i.
Wednesday,. Nor. 9, 1879.

A uIrSat 1913 Cattle, about 500 Berscs 1"t
74S tires. consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
one, Two, anI three years old. Market beef
Ev IA pr cwt. ST 80 LIST quality, SO 75a7 90;
second quality, s. rs; third quality s4 90; or
di ny, 8 90.
Working Oxen SS5a ll0al75 per pair; Cows and
calves 525a3Oa45a62. Yearlings ga IL; Two years
old l6a2l; three years old s23s &c.
Sheep and Lambs, $500 at market. Prices, in
lots, 81 GOA l 25a l so; Extra and selections,s2s0
a225a27 IS.
Hides, Ga &c. per h.; Pelts, 81 90 al IS each
Calf Skins 10al2c. Tallow, 7a7S
REMARKS.-There was not so large a number
of Cattle an Sheep this week as for some weeks
past, and it was all of slim quality. There was
not any extra Cattle at Market. The best sold
for 81 so per cwt' Drovers tried to advance the
price of sheep and lambs as the number was re-
duce1; but the Butchers having supplied them
selves largely last week would not buy to pay the
ad vance asked.
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THE CHARLESTON TRIALS.

CHARLEsTowN, Va, Nov. 3.
There has been a marked abatement in the
excitement here to-day. The town, however
is as full Of people as nen the excitement
was at its height. and rangers are continu-
uallv coming and going. Judge Russell and
lady, and Nh. Hoyt, who first took up Browns
defence. left this morning for Boston. Cop
pie who was found guilty Yesterday, has not
vet received sentence. Shields Greene, one of
the negro prisoners, was put on trial to-day
He is defended by Mr.. Sennott. The eyl-
dence Is closed, and the case viii be submit
ted tomorrow to the jury. Copeland Is next
for trial and on Monday it Is ex-
pected that the wounded man, stephens,
will be brought up. II is almost certain
that Cook will plead guilty, first submit
ting a written confession or statement OF has
connection with Brown. His brother-in-law,
Gov. Willard. of Indiana, Is here. y batch
of persons were admitted to-day to see the
prisoners. | entered with them and for the
first time spoke TO Brown. He was anxious
10 know where Forbes was, having heard
that he had left the country. He said he
would yer, much like TO see the revelations
that were published over Forbes signature.
The visit was very short, and the first sub
iect brought up. was the Forbes matter and
at this point / had to leave. When | en-
tered he was sitting on "a chair at Stephens
bedside. He is still in great pain from his
numerous wounds.
A man was bro't in this morning by , OF the
Shepardstown militia who was taken up on
suspicion as a spy. He is the man who has
been referred to as going about the country
collecting information for a History of Nir-
GINA. lie is at present in Jail. The sur
yeillance of strangers Is still in full force,
and any one gong about at night will. ut
the countersign is in danger Of payinga visit
to the guard house. | learn that at Har-
per's Ferry even a greater amount OF vigil
ance as respects strangers Is exercised than
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Married.
d d .

In Lawrenceville, n. Y, on the morning of the
sth inst, of quick Consumption, Harriet E., aged
"a years. wife of George 3. Farrar, and eldest
daughter of L. p. Ferris, formerly of Williston,
VT.
In New York City, of consumption, on Wednes-
day, the ID inst, JOSHUA VAN RENSSELAER, Ar
THUR, of the Senior Glass in the University of
Vermont, aged IL years.
Taken from us on the very threshold Of man.
hood, he bowed in meek submission to the will of
an lnscrutable Providence. His short life had
been long enough to develop his amiable charac-
ter anil endear him to the he rts Of a large aud
daily Increasing circle Of friends. In every rela-
ton Of life he 50 carrie himself as to win the e-
TEEN aod respect of all. Thoss who knew him
best, loved him most. As a son he was dutiful, as
a brother afectionate. In social Intercourse, his
genial humor and ever ready wit made him a de-
lightful companion while in life, and in death
surrounded his memory with pleasant associations.
His declining health made it impossible for him
to attain the highest rank in his studies, but his
intellectual ability was universally acknowledged
by his classmates and instructors.
His funeral services were attended at his home
in Keeseville, N. Y. on Sunday last, by the Sig
ma Phi Society, of which he was a cherished mem
her. by the entire Senior Class, by whom
he was much loved and I..o.ts l-t T..
Clark Of TIN University. 4 large c,uc.ur,r of
friends and relatives at homo MISC followed his re-
mains TO their final rest.
In Shelburne, Oct. 9th, Mrs. Margaret Leon
ard, wife of David Henderson, aged so years.
In Corinth, Oct. 18th, Mrs. Hannah Sleeper.
aged II.
In windham, Oct. 18th, Mrs. Elizabeth Woburn,
aged SO.
In Berlin, Oct. 10th, Mr.. Hosea B. Foster,
aged 81.
In Barnard, Oct. 17t5, Mr.. PasohaI D Richmond,
aged 81.
In wolcott, Oct. 18th, Mrs Laura E. Fairman,
aged 80.
aged 81.
In Dummerston, Oct. 18th. Mr.. John Kathan,
aged 90.
aged IS.
In GaysyiIlc, Oct -ota. U.s. .1,.,.a il. ALB
bolt, aged %.
In Gpilfori, Oct. I'D, Mr.. Timothy N. E~ra-tctt,
aged 70.
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THE TRIAL AT CHABLESTONN.
SENTENCE OF BROWN.
~CHARLFsTowN. Nov. ..

NHAkLEeIONN NV. -
N.s,r,. Russell AMI Sennott, from Boston
reached CharlsstDwn On wednesday.
Cook was brought before the Magistrate :
Court. and waived an examination.
Coppics trial was resumed in the Circmt
Court. No witnesses being called for the
defense, Mr.. Harding opened for the Com
monweaith. and was followed by M,ssrs.
Hoyt and Griswold Tor defendant, Mr.. Hunt
er closing for prosecution. The speeches
were all of m4r5cd ability. Mr.. Grlswold
asked for several instructions to the jury,
which were al granted by the Court ana
th. jury retired.
Brown was then brought IN and the Court
House was Immediately thronged. The CLERK
then asked Brown whether de had anything
to say why sentence should not be pronounced
upon him. Mr.. Brown Immediately arose
and in a clear and distinct voice sand -
hay may it please the Court, a lew words
t. say. In the first place deny everything
hut what ! have all along admltted-a de-
SIN on my part to free slaves. LIT me say
one word more. | feel pe iectly satisfied with
the tr atman- I nave received during my
trial. Considering all circumstances II has
been more generous thin | expected: but /
feel no consciousness of guilt. nile
Brown wa, sgelking perfect quiet prevailed
and when he had fuishel, the Judge pro-
ceedel to pronounce sentence upon him
After a few preliminary remarks, he said that
no reasonable doubt could exist of the gull
of the prisoner, and sentenced him to be
hung in Public, on Friday, the ID day Of
December next. Brown received hls sen
tence with composure.
After being out an hour the jury came in
with a verdict that Copplc was guilty on all
counts in the Indictment. His counsel gave
notice for arrest of judgement as in Browns
case. The Court then adjourned.
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ILLINOIS.

county Elections We're held in Illinois
tuesday. In Cook County, Chicago, &c.
lection passed off quietly. The vote
led in the city being light, but the Repub-
ar, having a majority Of SIS. At the Mu-
pal election at Detroit on Tuesday, c. II.
elected Mayor bya majority Of about
40 over John II. Hartman, formerly Mayor,
The Republicans have elected : out
10 city Aldermen.