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GRITTY ME AND WILL DO yOU


Good."-Health and 'rength secured by tho use,
# the great Spring aud Summer Medicine. Dr.
L1ngisv's Ro7f and Her5 Buffers, composed Of Sar-
saparilla, Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock, Prickly ASH,
Thoroughworth, Rh16a-b, Mandrake, Danielion.
&c, all Of whi,h are go compounded as 70 act in
concert, and assist Nature in era Heating disease.
The eject Of this medicine is most wonderful
it acts directly upon tn bowels and blood, by re-
moving all Instructions from the internal organ,
stimulating them into healthy action, re""'ac-
ing tao foun1a1ions IF life r~-i0lng the blood
cleansi,gi 8. hon all h~un0urs, ami causing II to
course anew through every part ofthe body; re-
storing the Invalid u health and usefulness. Th,f
cure and eradicate from the system, Liver Com
plant, hat main-,vheel Of SO many diseases;
Jaunlice in its worst forms. all Bilious Diseases
and Foul stomach, Dyspepsia, Costivencss, all
kinds of Humors, and every Disease arising from
Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, Piles, Heart
burn, Weakness, Pains, in the side and bowels,
Flatulenoy, Loss Of Appetite, and a torpid or
diseased Liver, a disordered stomach, or bad blood,
to which All are more or less subject in Spring
and summer.
More than l,OJ0, 0OO persons have been cured
by this medicine. 1t i highly recommended by
Physicians everywhere. Try it and you will
never regret it.
Only % cts. for a pint and 37t cts. for a quart
Bottle. Sold by Dealers in Medicine everywhere.
Orders addressed to J. o. LANGLEY, OF GEO.
c. GOODWIN & CO.. Boston,
March II, 1852 dw6m
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'pocial despatch to the ST. Louis
l1;4n says that dates from Salt
LIty 10 the 18th ult. had reached Atch-
Kansas, on Friday. W. II. Hooper,
non had been elected Delegate to Con-
sl'- Gray and a party of 40 dragon.
seq a band Of $50 Indians, who were
med IN the late massacre of e~migrants
California road, and killed 20. Gen.
SION had sent him reinforcements, as
anticipated another attack from the
-ned forces of the Indians.
e steamer w. Garvin sank several miles
y, Louis on Thursday night.
e steam T Adriatlc. which r~eaentlv sank
@emphis was valued at $3.50 Cargo
-0uf' tobacco and Grain almost entirely
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Jews of the Week
Very Latest From Europe.

b. Telegraph to tho Daily Free Press.
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Miss Lane cured Of Neuralgia.

Mn. BILLINGS: Sir,-Your Pills and Liniment
have entirely cured me Of Neuralgia. I think no one
ever suffered more severely from the disease than I
have during the last three years. II mostly affected
my head, but sometimes my neck and back. Tho
pains in my neck and back were terrible indeed, but
were slight IN comparison with the almost mtolerabls
torture I experienced from the pains in my head. OF
course l avalled myself Of any and every means that
might alleviate my sufferings, but I found nothing
eficacIous until l tried your remedies. The Liniment
Immediately produced relief. One week after | had
begun using your medicines and following your diree-
tons l was enabled TO sleep soundly, and now am
well. | first returned thanks TO God for the great
benefit l had received, and now render my gral'uoo
to you, and congratulate you upon being the means OF
relief to so much Of suffering humanity.
Very truly yours, 0O0A' a. LANE
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CORN CROP AT WEsr.-Accordin e to the
Cincinnati Commercial, the corn crop of this
year at the west bids fair to be greater than
ever before realized.
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Received al the Corner Store

THIS MORNING. lSrPr. 1sr.)
ESMERELDA MCSLIN-a now and beautiful
H article in various %c'lovs, for Ladies'
unierslesves; a very desirable arti-
Gle.
LADIES COkSETS-Another large lot, all sizes;
white and c. ored. new styles, and
much admired by the Ladies.
SKIRTS SKIRTS twenty different kinds Of
Ladies Extension Hoop skirts, the best
ana largest assortment ia town. All
prices from 10 cents up.
SKIRT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new article, de-
ciiedly superior to any heretofore ia
troduced.
Shetland Wool; Double and siasi9 "gPn1r'
Saxony Wool; Knitting-pins; Cre5.nJ' s;L NJ
dy Cotton; Tatting Shuttles; LE-t.s IN saJi1oN,
nets; Purse Twist; Mns1iHe IWisti oaddler'
sill. Fnb-oi5orv si1k; Embroidered Slipper
patterns; etc, etc, eto-
4 Z S o
uo,v articles not here enumerated.
Rem E R, at LYMAN's.
Sept l. wl0tf
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NTNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Come
ZRLticut. Capital, 81 ,0OO 900.
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GEORGE GRIswoLD, one of the most honor
I'd merchants Of New York, died at New
Brighton, Staten Island, on Monday evening,
a,the age Of So.
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HOME INSURANCE CO., New York. Capital,
kEsl.0O0, 900.
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NEAT FIRE AT HAEITaA.

a., st; Johns, n. B. Sept. l3tb-
u nfe at Halifax on Friday night broke
at nine O'Clock in HALIFAX St. near
nance and extended along the entire
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Er. Reed cured Of Govt.

III NtUN JuIEu OF CUUJ'
Lous6, Nay ,, 1850
MF. BILLINGS II regard your Pills and Lint
msnt as the only true specifies nr6ost. 7 have used
them, and am satisfied they contain new medicines
not found m other preparations, and are essentially
different and better than an Others Having long been
afflicted with govt, 1 have tired the various prepare
tons Of Coichicum and many other medicines highly
Landed for cour. and therefore am well qualified TO
judge Of the virtues Of your remedies.
Yours, &c. SAMUEL REED.
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Vi X cts

VI" - lie HNWh : T
Wedqe,sop, September Il, 1859.
At nlrSs; 2I2O Cattle, about 1900 Beevss and
$40 stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows,
BE, two, ami three years old. Market beef
Ey,ra pr cwt. 81 OOa7 SO; LIST quality, Sc OOa6 rs.
second quality, s. IS; third quality 81 IS or
diary, 3 90.
Working Oxen $40 asOa $50 per pair; Cow, and
calves 2ja27a44a56. Yearlings 9 a II; Two years
old l6a20; three years old S2Oa Is.
Sheep and Lambs, 1915 at market. Prices, in
lots, 81 GOAL 25al 20; Extra and selections, 5 2 90
Is so.
Hides, 7a7ic per h.; Pelts, so 62aO IS each;
Calf Skins l2al3c. Tallow 7a7tc.
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Education and Employment.
COMER'S COMMERCIAL College,

EEAVING stood the test of nineteen years trial
4 in Boston, and been atten oil by upwards Of
ngk fiousand students, the Principals posses Pc
culiar facilities of imparting practical instruction
in Writing, Bookkeeping, Navigation, &C., and
for obtaining suitable employment for their grad
yates.
Separate Department for LADIES. No Clan
System.
The annual Catalogue and Circular Of Term
may be had at the Office, 1879 Washington Street
Boston, or will be sent, on requesthy mail, free
GEORGE N. CONFER, -
OLIVER E. LINTON,
w3m
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RHEUMATISM.
GOut and Neuralgia

Vast multitudes Of people suffer from Rheumatism.
There is scarcely a district upon the globe where il,
presence is NOT felt. In cur own country, it is most
prevalent along the sea coast, extending its ravace.
back into the interior, and gradually diminishing in
severity as It approaches the Prairie Lands of m,
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IA 2. the subscribers. having been Amounted by
, the Honorable the Probate Court for the
nistric. of Chi.+a7dco. Comwis<ion~rs 70 receive,
examine and adjust the CLAWS md demands q MI
pe~s0~s. against 10 estate ~ John PovIan1s. late
of W%illis-on. in said District, decoa=cd. ranresentod
tied II Offset thArnto; a7d ~ months from the
@av of the date hereof. heinr allowed nv sad Court
FIR that rur70so. We d.. therefore. berehv give
notice that Wa VIII attend - the business Z our
appointment 81 the dwelling of Yrs. = Rovlsnds,
in V~iIIisto7. IN sill district. On tIa third MONDAYS
# Sert. 1850. and Ia7u7rv, 1850, next, az 10
O'Clock. 4. NJ. IN each of s7if da-s.
Do-ei this 1ftb dav of TuIv. A. d. 1889
JOEN CNV0FP. Tornis-
vov-z HARRY JosLYN. ,ior~,.
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Sold by A. S. DEWEY
NEW BOOKS.

DICTIONARY of Americanisms' by Bartlett.
"Idyls of the King"-by Tennyson.
Italy and France, in the 18th Century"
''Straight Forward or walking in the Light"
by he Author of Irish Army, &c, g.,
Cottage Testament" with notes and maps.
Received at the Church Street Book
Stereby
e. \. FULLER
July 80 1859.
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MRS. l.. VI. KELLOGC's
Machine Sewing ParlOr.
(FREE PRESS ~RUGLpTNG,

NO. o, ~COLLEGEST., BURLINGTON. VT.
TENHE subscriber has taken neat and c,mm1ii-
4 Gus rooms as above, and is prepared 10
receive and ill promptly, all orders for Plan
Nsrpg and Shut Making, Ornamental NtHehiag Sc.
Shirt Bosoms, Ladies' Under-SIeev,s ami Collars
Infants Dresses, SC. stitched in the nices, manner
E. VI. KELLOGG
Burlington. Jan. 1859. dawtf
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Cloth Department

May be found German and French Cloths, Beaver
Cloths, Ladies Cloths, Casineres, Satinets, Jeans,
Nestings, &c.
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MRS. WINSLOW.-An experienced nurse
and female physician, has a Soothing Syrup for
children teething which greatly facilitates the
process of ~teething by s%oftcning the gums, reducing
all inaammation-will allay all pain, and is sure
to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers,
it will give rest to yourselves, and relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases.
See advertisement in another column. dawly
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WANTED, by a young lady, as a @situatio
w Junior Teacher, in a school or family.
where there are two or three children 70 instruct;
/: well advanced Ia Music AMI drawing. For far
ther partculars inquire ut tots o1ice. or thro' the
Post ofhoe, otW. Il. W.. Burlington, VT. daw2w
OUhNlNG FLUID! That superior arti-
- Gle, which Of the many kinds in market
bars The prize" this day received, and for sale
n quantities from a quart to barrels.
THE0 A. PECK.
S July.
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LIFE FIRE&HARIN INSURANCE
AM prepared to take Insurance in the following
L frst-olass Companies, at far rates, viz
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TUITION.
payable ,rvorabiy at or before the middle Of each
Tenn.
Piano FORTE, ORGAN, or any instrument
that may be preferred, $40 90
SINGING, including study ofthe voice, BAL
LAD SINGING, SACRED Music and 0PE-
Ratio SELECTIONS, 10 90
TEoRoUGHBAss, HARMONY and CoNPosIrIoS, 10 90
Or a NORMAL COURSE including all the above, 20 90
Board, including room, FIRE, lights and
Washing, 81 so to 3 90
Rent Of Piano, 90
Pupils furnish their own books and music.
c. II. CLARKE, 1=
MRS. {. II. CLARKE,
J. Il. PADDOCK,
(L1te org1rist at R,u. NJ. Lords Church,
Montpelier, w. ~
JOHN o. WORCESTER, Sns
(Popl Of The celebrated Leonhard.)
st. Johnsbury, Vt, Sept. lst, 1889. d4taHl2w4
y 5 NJ STOEE
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W.. th" 77A-er h--s. a~i1- 'cr7 amounted
~ by -. ZION .~''' -h- 3r '7.o Court far he
Dr-ie' of 0'i.'-rf-7 -'mfssi.- 70 receive.
oy-~ira a~t r'i1. t'. cftf~s o77 Te~"rd- n al
20 70Hs- o'.rs- I'll -o--r'. ~ Peter Sh7ttu-k rate ~
H"7tfrc-"1. 'n sail District. deoe0er7. presented
i1Sa'v-1-. 07l also ~ ci'ius and Ia~7r5s exhib-
itel iH Offset thereto; and six months from the
f1v af The date hereof. heinz Moved by said Court
for that purpose. we do therefore. hor by give nor
tica. that We viii attend p -ho business Of on
anu~in-nent at the dwelling n Pehrcra Shot
tuck IN Hu0ti0rton, in saia District. On the fourth
TUosif-s - October md december next. % 10
o'rl * M. IN Zach of -ai1 davs-
Dated this e.E d7v r rr1v. 4. n. 1880.
JOIN WORK. Commits
w9rv3 HARRY WI LTAWS. sioncrs.
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NOyCr'S SuItaua'S Sance.

most refreshing and pleasing stimulent TO
= the appetite, composed principally If Turkish
condiments, combined with various culinary pro-
auctions OF the East. 1t is al exquisite relish
with fish, meats, Poultry, and Game, and forms a
valuable addition to Soups, Minces, flashes, Stews
Meat Pies, and Puddinrs, as well as to Salads. To
Steaks and Chops it imparts a highly delicious ia
your.
Sold nv A : DFWEX
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Turks i lOfhIng EsnnOr5um.
NOTICE.


T'he undersigned, having learned that reports
Il injurious 70 his reputation az a tuner and re-
pairer of Piano Fortes are in circulation by par
ties who probably suppose that they are benefit
ting their own business by attempts to injure his,
begs the attention Of the public 70 the following
extracts from certificates to his caTability and
character, by dtsinterested persons, the value Of
whose approval will not be questioned.
A. W. POWERS.
Burlington, AUG. 6, 1853.
Mr.. Powers
DEAR SIR 1t gives me great
pleasure TO testify TO your taoroughness and care
fitness in tuning piano fortes. Having examined
several instruments tuned BY You | can most
cheerfully recommend you to all who require
your services, and sincerely trust that you may
get that portion o. patronage which your care and
ability demands.
Burlington, Nov. 22d, 1856.
DEAR SIR Having examined and
played on several Piano Fortes tuned by You, l
axe pleasure in recommending You Is q correct
and careful tuner.
Burlington, January IS, 1888.
pva.,soros Aug. lie. 1852
DEAR SIR.
I desire to express my
Qualification al the suoe5ior manner in which YOU
displayed your abilities "a . Piano Forte tuner,
n the occasion of Madam. Bisctcciauu's Concert
in this place last evening. The evrue-s Of the
temperament a7i p rity Of the uoisr1- Yves 10
that could be desired and I shall take great p'ets-
ure in recommending You t. any one To wstt oi a
person in your profession AS a first elias. tuncr.
Wishing you every success and prosperity be-
lieve me.
Yours Respectfully,
GEO. T. EVANS.
Au p. l.. dlw5W
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SHAWL & CLOAK DEPARTMENT

We have a fine assortment Of Broche, Long and
Square; Cashmeres, Stella, Thibet, Bay State
Shawls, Rnglans and Cloaks in great variety.
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VIEWS

4 MEXICAN, Irish, Scottish, English. Asia
y Minor. Mount Lebanon, Palestine, Jerusalem
&C, &c, bound and acknowledgement c.lored
and very desirable for Gjfts-unbaual % cents,
bound 80 cents. For sale at
:. HUN GINGTON'S Bookstore.
Burlington, July "a, 1854 ddw
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" wz We vm

OF every description, Steel Spring Skirts. Moreno
Skirts, Hosiery, Gloves. Ribbons, de.
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10000
AMERICAN

0FANY KIND MADE, will be furnished at S
'Oper cent. from manufacturer prices. I havea
list and description from all the manufactures.
J. E. BRINSMAID, Agent.
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THE subscriber offers for sale 125 tons Of Hay,
h Of assorted qualities, and will feed the same
10 any kind Of stock. with good shelter and water,
if desired. F. G. WRIGHT.
Whiting, Vt. Sent. 6. 1859. w1lw5+
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LIZ y fIHE ~ a AKIN tNNi NJ =
AN prepared to take Insurance in the following
4 frst-ciass Companies, at far rates, viz
HOME INSURANCE CO., New York. Capital,
kESl.OOO, 900.
HNTNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Connec-
LEIticut. Capital, 81 ,000, 900.
EONNECTICUT FIREINSURANCECO., Hart
Sford, Conn. Capital, $4,000
NORTH-WESTERN INSURANCECO Oswego
INNew York. Capital, Sl50,O00
"ESTERN MASS. INSURANCE Co. Pitts
w field, Mass. Capital, $500
THARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
SHartford. Conn. Capital and Assets, $500 900.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE Co, New
~ Assets over 81 500. 900.
Burlington, Vt. March 8. 5. WIRES, Agent.
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NOTICE,

4 IL those wishing to get tho BEST
n HAY, STRAW, and STALK CUTTER,
buy D. c. CUMMINGS PATENT, which excels any
thing Of the kind now in use. The subscriber has
the Agency for sollin, for this part Of the state.
and will keep a supply and sell as low as can 10
bought of the manufacturer.
&. P. WOODS.
Winooski Falls, Vt, Aug.3o wIOm3-
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THE WAR IN ITALY.
Turk in Burlington"
WAR AGAINST HIGu PRICES

READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Armed with the best and most fashionable a.sort.
ment Of
Ready-Made Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods, Broadclobs, C~assimeres, SiHs
Grenadines and MarseiHes Vesia9s.
And confident Of success. he will spare no one,
who may attempt to resist the progress Of this
noble cause.
REMEMBER THE HEADQUARTERS.
Turks EOfhLng EEnnOr5Wm,
NO. 2 B4Nk BIO Il,
Where the greatest AMI best ytries. # SPRING
SUMNER GOODS can b. seen aud bought az
the lowest possible CASH prices.
Gentlemen'= Clothing cut AMI made 70 order in
the latest styles at snort notice.
June 10. 1859. dawrf
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NEW BOOKS.

Wee-Wee Songs for our little pets. From thu
Poor house to the Pulpit. Every Woman bsr
o;Fn Lawyer. Patience 10 Work and Patience ~
ait Love me Little, Love me Long. Bow
traveller IN Russia. Received and for sale A.
June 4th, 1859.
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QUALIFICATIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP.
Pupils to be admitted to the School must possess
a good character, fair musical ability, and yield im-
plicit obedience to the laws and regulations of the
school.
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Distressing Accident.

We learn from the Frederick md. Citi-
zen. that Mrs. Richie, daughter Of Col W.
p. Maulshy, and wife Of John Ritchic, esq,
was dangerously injured by the explosion OF
acamphene lamp. 1t was a two-wick burner,
one of which was lighted, and in order to
raise the other, and put it in condition Tor
lighting, she screwed oil the top, when the
explosive gas that generates i'll all SUCH
lamps, being liberated, and coming in coli
tact with the lighted burner. the lamp was
exploded, and the material scattered blazing
in every direction over the room. Her cloth
ing and the articles in the room all being
fired, she was only saved from fatal conse-
quences by the prompt action Of her hns-
band, who rushed to her aid from an adion-
ing room but. as it was, her arms are fright
fully burnt. as well a. other parts Of her
person. She is now improving, and Is con-
sidered out of danger.
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NEW GOODS.

TVHE SUBSCRIBERS have just received large
/ supply Of FALL ASp WINTER GOODS.
For the Ladies, we have elegant silk Robes, in
black and colors: fancy SILKS, in great variety;
Poplins, Vaencias. Iavella Cloths, Madonnas,
rich Mousins. in Robes aud by tho yard: French
Mcrinocs, plain and figured; Alraccas, Bomba-
zines, &C., &c.
Also. Linen Cambria IIandkcrcheIs. from Ste.
to 81: Embrodcrcs, Hosiery and Gloves, Hoop
skirts. white aud col"red for Ladies and Children.
Our assortment Of CLOTHS, cASSlMERES,
SATINETTS, VESTINGS, Neck Ties, new style
Linen Collars. silk and Mcrino Shirts, Gloves,
Suspenders. Pulled Cloths, kcrscys, Jeans, Lin
seys. 0snaburgs, Cottons, Calicoes, blankets, OF
every description; Table Diapers, Table Cirth-'
Linen and Cotton Sheetings, from 81 to III wide;
Pillow Case Cotton and Linen. Irish Linens, plain
and figured Cotton Flanncl., &C., &C., all Of
which will he offered cheap 10 cash or prompt trade
sen l. Il. X. WILMER 4 BROS.
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n A NE LIST

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-SEPTE 20.
ARRIVED.
Brig Trinielin llesycncr, Bath, to Master.
SAILED.
S,hr. Vim. A. Croker, Endicott, Dighton, by
Borden MiningCu.
MEMORANDA.
Erig Wappoo. Coombs, for this port, sailed from
PASSPORT. 18th inst.
Schr Benz. +. Reeves, Shaw, hence at Boston,
Eth INST.
Sctr. Fleetwood, Brown, for this port, CID at
New York, 18th inst.
S,hr j. Prcinoie, Crumer, for this port, cid at
Albany. 10Th INST
Schr, J. ". Pharo, Cloaveland, and J. Guest,
-. Tor this port, sailed from Wareham, 18th
l.t., Copy Davis. for do, do. l5th Angler, Reese,
~ io., do, 10th; Edward Slade, Bayliss, from
ial' port arrived AT do, 18th inst.
Ns,>TERs.--NEw YORK. Sept 19.--The barquc
Andes, which arrived ut Quarantine, ON Friday,
i'"m Havana. during the gale of saturday, drag
gel ioul Of the schr Black Bird, from Alexandra,
sl hal all her ,tarhoard mizzen rigging carried
AWAY. The schr. ostforetopmast stay and received
.iaer slight damage
B">roS, Sept. ~. brig and three schOon-
Is, unknown, went ashore st Holmes Hole dur
" the gale gu Saturday night, and all coal
.aiel
BrS Com. Stewart, and one brig, unknown, are
rhurr on DuNhury Beach.
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BfFr F,ll>c-The supply for this mar
h, the pas, week is excessively large. 5.93o
r,d having been received, the largest in
any week for several years past. Good cat
i, sold a low as s4(o9 cents, a decline of
ne zen, per pound. Sheep, on the contra
II, have advanced fifty cents per head. the
receipts having fallen of considerably.
! Ersaing Post
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COMM z r c I A L.
x.rlat. september 20.

A''. !. very luiet, and quotations un
''' 4''1 Tlmur i, Hull and nominal. Wheat is
$50 II Quantities, and the only sales re-
''s' y ' :, ..me very inferior lots, at ll2gliSe'
;s,e' "' : I,loG.ll5c for red. Corn is Hat at
''''' 49, Yellow. Rye dull, at 6s(g7Oc.
:.' y w." ,,b,a, sales. Reports from the sur
:. l''s' ,,,rv are very unfavorable to tho
.a.a' ,;nd and rain did great damage.
~. .,,.ely fola where the Corn Is not
IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-21
IN WlnN>Or, y. =.
COARSE AND FINE SALT
JAMES C. NEVETT,
DEALER IN FERTILIZERS.

DEALER IN EN- ILlLEh''
Lors, end Of Dukr street. Aicrmfrio, Va,
Is NOW RECEIVING His FALL SUPPLY
/ Of FERTILIZERS. consisting Of
No. PERUVIAN GUAN0 received directly
from under the hands of the Agent of the Peru
Wan Government, in strong bags and warranted
equal to any imported.
No. COLUMBIAN GUAN0 imported by the
Philadelphia Guano Company from the island OF
FL Rogue, containing about 30 per cent, Bone
Phosphate Of Lime
No. / NAVAssA OR BROWN COLUMBIAN
GUAN0, containing 81 per cent. Phosphate Lime,
A very soluble article.
CALIFORNIA GUAN0 imported from the is
land OF Glide. per ship Arcy; 1t analyses u pei
cent Of Ammonia and il the dryest and richest car
90 ever brought to this country.
ROBINSONS No. l MANIPULATED GUANO
equal to any in the market and warranted to con-
tain per cent. of Ammonia, and ~ to % per
cent. Bone Phosphate.
DoBURG'S SUPER PHOSPHATE LIME: this
article compares favorably with Peruvian Guano,
and is sold AZ II much less Gust
A. A. MEXICAN GUAN0, containing 60 per
cent Bone Phosphate Lime.
PULVERIZED BONE, &C., &c.
All the above articles OF the very highest
grade. and are warranted equal in purity and every
other requisite, TO any in this or any other market
For sale at lowest rates. aug 22-eo2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-21
MARRIED.

On Sunday evening. by the Rev. John c. smith,
HENRY ROBERTS, esq, TO Miss MARION +.
EDWARDS. all OF Washington.
By the Rev. ii. W. Dodge Mr.. EDWARD h.
GRADY, of Loudoun, and Miss LUCY /. SOW
ERS, Of Clarke.