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TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE

mbracos Double and Single Entry, Bookkeeping,
Computations, Commercial Law, Pen
nanship, Business Correspondence, Partnership
settlements etc, etc.
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WALTON's
Daily Legislative Journal.

E-yoR any number less than FIVE, price S 90 per
L copy post paid Five copies for 100;
and any number above Ave IS cts.
per copy.
TIE WEEKLY WATCHMAN
will contain all the Legislative proceedings.
Price IS cents curing the session; 80 tents for
three months. Subscribers for three months will
get the laws. snd also the result Of the Presden-
tial election. Z. P. WALTON.
Sept. 6, 1850. dswet
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~, g. s-s.r7oy's COMMERCIAL COL

Rsy.xr & STRArToN's COMMERCIAL COL
.ver.-The great inducements held out by
the Prorrietors Of the Albany Commercial
College advertised in another column),
deserve tn, attention If young men proposing
70 become e." business men," They are such
as are offered by no other similar institution
that VIC know Of, while the Albany School
has the additional advantage Of greater near
ness and accessibility from all parts OF
Vermont. We learn that number OF young
men, from this vicinity, intend to aVaii
then YES Of these aivant9ges' ana d'oo''
les, nanv Others can rr5ftabIy follow their
examp'e.
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hereby given that I have given ny son viii
) liam D. bis time, Gil Z therefore shall not claim
any Of hi. earnings, nor pay any debts Of his con-
tracing after tais date
NATHANIEL 7. BAILEY.
Milton, Sep. %, lo5j. VS.
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HISTORY

HISTORY 1ag LITTLE FAIRY" Mss DOLLIE DUTTON
i
OF
uown Europe the zaHOTs Ballet Troupe and the Baen Children residing
hundreds people
delighted with them but perhaps no child has received universal praise than the L
her the child they have and say she looks moo like
doll Of
Massachusetts and The Little Fairy DoI birmingham in the
hiq
weighs pounds and inches high lor
lessons
and
with
cunning being
Ger Tom is
Mrs
or the
received
erof
he boh anda
birth pounds
The card he g
EoDer Spending
daughter
wonderful
and al permitted
STOWE
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AUCTION SALE.

r
VTJILL Re sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, on Safaf'
w dayfh. 2ctk day of Oct Der, 1860, at o'clock
P. ~, unless previously disposed Of at private
sale,
EIGHT PIANO FORTES,
and large quantity Of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BEDS AND BEDDING,
STOVES, PIPE, &C.,
being the same property recently in use In the
Burlington Female Seminary,
ALSO, at the same time.
ONE SIDE SPRING SINGLE WAGON,
Owe CUTTER, ONE IRoS-sHOD SLED, &c.
Gale a. L. A. EDGELLS AUCTION ROOM,
in Burlington, except the Pianos, which will be
sold at Mrs. Pitkin's, on Pearl street, in said
Burlington.
For further particulars, apply % the under
signed. Sold by order Of Court.
c. J. ALGER, Receiver and
L. A. EDgELL, Auetioneer. Assignee.
Sent 49, daw3w
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Tn LlIr sr5Ev ~ me GrIF'-The MoblV

IT, ...ry STORM N THE GrLF.-The Mobile
zare-is.r n the 10Th says:
Tic storm q itariay proves 30 have been
s.il, moro destructive in Its effects than was
at FIST estimated. Loss Of property, in all
vsluel at $500 Geo to 81 900 900, is not all
o. che worst Of the calamity sad loss Of
III las already been reported, aud we fear
that intelligence from the gulf and coast will
swell the record OF disaster. la some respects
IL mas proved more disastrous gale than the
y anershle one of 1852
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e Attention is directed to the numerous valua-.
bic premiums offered by the publisher Of that long
known ana reliable journal, the American Ag7lcvl-
flEisi he particulars are given in our Rdvertis-
ing columns. The bakers dozen will intsres1
those ready to subscribe nov.
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The A7rie.nuriss needs only 70 be seen TO be
Approached 1t is specially adapted 70 the FARM
GARDEN and HOUSEHOLD, and contains a vast
number Of practical hints, and much reliatle, in
formation, useful 20 every one who oultivates
foot Of ground and to every HOUSEWIFE Ia the
land. The 81 double quarto pages IN every
uab,r, give nplo space for the discussion OF ell
harm, Garden and Household matters and IN
addition, highly useful. instructive, and enter
tanning department for GIRLS and BOYS it is
therefore the most complete ami desirable Family
llaga-tn, in the country; and owing to its large
circulation, the publisher is able to furnish it at
a lower price than even journals Of inferior size
and character. Every annual volume contains
$1,000 and 5000 worth of ri asing and instructive
engravings many Of them Of large size.
y Those who know the AJvicuA4rlst will bear
out the above assertions, and those who do not
should send for a copy, which will cost them moth
ing but writing for il % sue Publisher
ORANGE JUDD, II Park-Kow, New York.
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LIST OF JUsTcEs ELECTED SEPT. 4th, 1860
--CuARLoTTE.-E. II. Wheeler. John J.
Boughton, D. W. Hazard, Franklin Barker,
Pete E. pease, c. [. Nelson, Edward Stone
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SEELsvRyE. VI, Jan, 10th, 1860.
/ have used DR.. Whites Elixir IN severe Cough
and Colds, aud found more benefit from i. than
from any other medicine have ever used.
G. Z. BARBER.
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S o o t b ing rup,
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR
INFANTS.

We have put up and sold this article for over
ten years, and can say, in confidence and truth Of
it. what we have never been able to say Of any
other medicine-never has it failed, in a single
instance. to effect a cure, when timely used. Never
did we know instance Of dissatisfaction by any
who used il. On the contrary, all are delight
ed with its operations, and speak in terms Of com
mendation Gifts magical effects and medical virtu-
es. We speak in this matter "what we DO know"
after ten years experience, and pledge reput-
alton for the fulfllnent of what we here declare.
In almost every instance where the infant is suf-
ering from pain and exhaustion, relief will be
foRnd in fifteen or twenty minutes eiter the syrup
is administered.
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of
one Of the most exper cnced and skilful Nurses
in New England, snd has been used with never
falling success in
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-28

A FEW CHOICE PEARS, for sale.
"A Those calling first this eveniog Q. will have
have ar opportunity to select
A. 5. DEWEY.
Saturday P. NJ. scps %.
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LUCIAN III. HAYDEN,

Pupil Of Alfred Jsell.
INSTRUCTOR OF HE PIANO, ORGAN & HARMONY
ard 7'eseisy II Staging, (Bsssinrs system)
Fairfax, Vermont
sept5 W3m*
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SHOP To LET.

TENHE subscriber will let on reasonable terms,
4 the two.stOry BRICK WHEEL-wRIeHr SHOP.
adjacent TO his Blacksmith shop, corner
Of Pearl street aud Winooski Avenue. The
place is a very favorable one for business. For
terms arply TO the subscri Der.
HENRY WHITNEY.
Burlington, Sept. q, 1850. cswew
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FrvE HUvDaED thousand FAMILIES have tested
the eff 3scy Of Keddings Russia oalve in the cure
Of burns scalis, cuts, bruises, and wounds Of ev-
cry description. sold everywhere for Is cents
box.
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WAGONS FOR SALE.

nNE-HoRsE WAGONS, DOUBLE WAGONS,
~ CONCORD WAGONS, &c, we'll Tic, and
warranted to do good service, for sale by the sub
scriber HENRY WHITNEY.
Burlington. sept. q, 1850. dawew
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MOTHE RS, READ THIS.

The following 10 ian extract from e leitI written
BY pastor Of a Baptist Church to the Journal
and Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, ard speats vo-
lum., in favor Of that world-rsnowned medicine
Mrs. winslov. Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing:
1--WE see an advertisement in your columns Of
Mr. WINDOW Soothing Syrup. Now we never
.aid q word In favor of . patient medicine before
in sur life, but we feel compelled to say 10 your
readers, that this Is no humbug-we have tried it,
and know il TO be all it claims. II is, probably,
one Of she mott successful medicines Of the day,
because it 10 one Of the best. And thoss Of your
resders who have babies can't do better than to lay
IN supply"
Sept. "a, 1860 davly
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THOUSANDS OF CASES.

1t not only relieves the child from pain, but
invigorates the stomach aud bowels, cor-ects acid
ity, and gives tone and energy to the vh0io syst
en- It will almost instantly relieve
Gripping ia the Bowels, aad Wind Colo.
and overcome commissions. which. II not speedily
remedied, end in death. We believe IL the BIS, and
surest remedy in the world, in all cases Of dysent
cry and Disrrhoa in children, whether it arises
from teething, or from any 9th cause. We would
say to every mother who has child suffering from
any Of the foregoing complsints-do not let your
prejudice the prejudicss Of others. stand be-
tween you and your suffering child, and the relief
that is .ure-yes absolutely sure-to follow tie
use Of this medicine, If timely used. Full dircc-
tions fer using will accompany each bottle. None
genuine unless the fac-simile of CUHTISb PERk-
ms, Ner-York, is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office, Is Cedar street, Ny.
Price only 25 cents 2. bottle.
Sept. a. daT
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
CSaue into the enclosure of the sabscriber, about
Otho fret of July, q pale Red Heifer, with
slit IN the right ear. The owner 10 requested to
GILES Jackson.
Milton, Aug, q. vl2w3
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IZEROs ENE fa- sale at
IA A. s. DEWEY'S.
Sept. II, 1850
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"SOUR GRAPESS

MAS the expression of the Fox In the Fable,
w after vainiy trying to obtain the luscious
fruit which was above his reach 1t is some so
with our neighbors who feel that our efforts to
"Hoop the better half of creation" onght not to
succeed Tho world is large enough for Us all,
and no man can succeed in business by making
mis-statoments about his neighbors' goods. We
desire TO be On friendly terms with every one in
the trade, but cannot submit to continued misrep-
reservations. II the coat fits any one let them put
1t on and Ego and sin no more" olive and let
live" is the motto at Nichols Skirt Emporium and
Yankee Notion Bazaar.
Sept. 26, 1870. dawtf
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X EROSENE is not much cheaper than day
N light, but the supply is not so liable 70 be
cut of. Experience teaches that the one is sub
feet to constant interruptions-the other can be
obtained at all hours, at A. s, DEWEY's.
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THE VERDICT OF THE SICK

THE VERDICT OF THE slthsE'
Letter, from Dyspeptics, in every State, are con-
tinually received by the proprietors Of HOstetteT
Celebrated Stomach Bitter, expressing In the most
enthusiastic terms their confidence in that Gel
ebrated restorative. The writers differ in their
mode Of express on, but they breathe bu; enc
sentiment. That Unreasonable benefit has been
po,en, stomschic is fact established by clouds Of
Witnesses Dyspepsia and the countless diseases
Of the stomach and bowels to which it gives rise,
literally vanish before the searching bracing and
purifying influence of this great renOvator Of the
physical system, which acts Gins naSseously on OIL
the internal organs requiring regulation and in.
vicoratior
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THE EQUINOXIAL STORM

4 eminds us Of the approach of cooler days, with
Assnug and cosy fires, around the fami y hearth
stone. Nichols has fine assortment Of Under
Garments for ladies and gentlemen, with mems
childrens and lad es Hosiery, suitable for all cli
mates at prices adapted to the longest shortest
purse. bargains in these goods at Nichols Skirt
Emporium and Yankee Notion Bazaar.
Sept "a, 1860. dawtf
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Il SAME BRANDS OF FLOUR that
have given such entire satisfaction for tho yeas
past.
Not One Barrel has boon returned out OF over
five hundred sold. If any other retailer can say
the same, let him hold up bis bsnd-and read TOO
A. 8, DEWEY
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WORTH LOOKING At

WORTH LOOKING At
THE BEST f.:
$50 SEWING MACHINES.
Wh,el.y & Wilson'S.
s4J CYCLOPEDIAS,
Appldoa's Ns,O American.
S35 SEWING MACHINES,
WILCOX & Glib.
$40 BAROMETERS,
K.adcPs An.Toid.
$40 WRINGING MACHINE
4 capital thing.
Sc STRAW & HAY CUTTERS
The best made.
Sol DICTIONARIES, (lllus-
trated }
TTsbster's N.te Unabridgsd.
81 POCKET MICROSCOPES,
Nilusr case-Go6dington isss.
SIS MEL0DEON5,
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$50 MELOpEONS,
Princes Best.
e4j MELODEONS,
Prices Best.
Ali Of the above articles are of
the very best kind, and will be
given fresh from the makers
hands. They are offered as pre-
NUNS 10 those who make up
clubs Of 10 TO 1870 subscribers for
the American -igric.o f,ris,, a
ccording 20 the cost Of the article
desired. No such liberal and
easily obtained premiums have
ever before been offered, and it
is only done now, because the
publisher wishes 10 raise the sub
scrip.ion of the t'gentieih annual
10 a round 100, 900. Tho
price Of the paper is only 81 a
wear, or so Gems when in clubs
Of ten or more, and almost any
person can in a single neighbour
hood, readily make up a club,
large enough to secure free of
cast, any one ofthc above articles
that may be desired. (The pap
ers for club Of subscribers may
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offices } Over 1000 persons have
received one or mire Of the above
premiums from the 1gr.euifWist
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The AgT,cu'if7lst has been be-
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It's present regular readers num-
,er more than 60 600. 1t Is, |
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ng its high and valuable char
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he Publisher.
needs only TO be seen TO be
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(From Rev. J. W. Woodward.)

WEsrFoRD June q. 1858.
This certihes that n G.. Whites Pulmon
airy Elixir he, been used in my family, in cases Of
severe colds ATTENDED with soro throat, and has
been found reliable medicine In these cases
J. W. WOODWARD.
Mn. BAxrEE-Dear Sir:-This Is TO certify that
have used Whites Elixir In nv family in very
obstinate Of Coughs and Colds, which Il cur
ed almost Immediately. 1 can safely recommend
it to the public as the best medicine have ever
used.
NATHAN BENHAM.
T.; -,
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81 Park-Row, Newly

vB.-The Office oc the An1.c4a AJ7-utl1i.t
which has been ut lSs Waters rect for many years
past, is J,marsi 70 the spacious buildings at Al
wit.
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NEw YoAK, Sept. 90
Counterfeit fves on the Leather Manufac-
turers Bank of this City, are in circulation.
jim Crow Rice died yesterday.
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SRELBURyE, Jan. ), 1860.
hAvo used Dr.. \. G. Whites Elixir for Colds
and other Lang Affections and have always found
II sure cure for thexe diseases.
LEVI CoMsT6CE.
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It is tae greatest and best invention Gifts kind,
and comprises within a given space moro i'm
movements and convenenocs than any other cook
ing stove
1T HAS SIN BOILER HOLES OF
FULL SIZE, AND 4
Roasting and Broiling Chamber,
IL. when Roasting can be done on a turn spit,
directly before the fire and Broaing be done over
lsve eoais, without any fumes smoke escaping in
to the room.
THE BAKING OVEN
is large, thoroughly vontila ed, and IS furnished
with q Patent Enameled Oven Botton-a new, va
luable and attractive invention. The stove Is
supplied with
MOVABLE HOT WATER RESERVOIR,
costing but about half as much as tao ordinary
permanent Copper Reservoir, while it is moro
convenient, as it can be used or removed at plea
sure.
Tho PEACE MAKER occupies no more roora thar
the common kind OF cooking stove with only four
boiler holes, while
It's Capacity /; one-IIals Greater.
Il requires no expensive and cumbersome Tin
appliances, such as Tin Oven, Warming Closet,
Top Cover, &C.. to adapt ii 10 the wants Of fauli
ly but is complete in itself, and contains in tho
highest degree all the facilities for performing the
culinary work Of household with
ECONOMY, CONVENIENCE AND DIsPATca
Every Stove warranted to give perfect satisfaction
For sale by G. 3. DOW &. CO., Burlington, Vt.
dawtf
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p. S. As special premium
90 nsu subscribers 10 the A7a1e-
an Ag-.cutl-i t,and also to avoid
breaking the volumes, all He0
subscribers D ow sent in for 1861
Vol. XX)will have their nam
IS entered Immediately upon the
Nail Books, and receive the re-
naming numbers published this
year fee # rilrys. Those sub
serving before oct. !. will thus
get - months for the usual price
Of J., OF more than O "Baker :
Dozen" Those subscribing in
Uct1vcr, will get ii months for
the lrice fIl, OF a great "Bak-
ers Dozen. PSI Those subscribing in
November, will get 10 numbers
for the price Of u, OF common
"Baker'- Dozen These trirl
uuub.r. viii be given to all nst7
sub-cri bcrs, whether coming
sirrIv. or IA club lists for preml-
ums, o. from agricultural and
horticultural societies, a large
number OF which annually award
tbe 1grs1ltsgist among their
Prizes. TERss Slayear six
copies lor 81 ten or more copies
SD coats. carG, with q premium
o. each club o. ten or more.
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CHARLOTTE, Jan. 10, 1850.
have used DR.. Whites Elixir in my family
during the last two years. and ind It the best med
icine have ever ussd in cases Of Group, Coughs
and Celd=.
Al. STONE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-28

SEELDURSE, VI, Jan. 1, 1850.
have used DR.. Whites Pulmonary Elixir In
my family FOX two years, and have found it the
best medicine tina. have eveE used for Coughs,
Colds and Sore Throat.
EDGAR MECH.
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BURLIy0Toy, Jan. 6, 1850.
This Is TO certify that l have used Dr. n. q
Whites Elixir in my family, and find II 90 De tn
excelen. medicine for Colds Coughs, &c.
LJCIUS H0LBROOK.
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CKNEp IINEn-

HIGHGArE, Jan. 2. 1860.
ny little boy had violent attack Of Group last
week We cured him in so minutes by % free use
SD. =. >. Whites Elixir
VH. MARTIN, Merchant.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-01
Cincinnati Market.

oNoIHNirI, Feb. 80.
FLoUR-SmAll sales at 5,30@5, 40 for srper
ire, and 5.50@5.65 for extra, the latter 70
white wheat.
WHIsKY-NO change. The demand il
moderate. Sales 1900 bbls at 2Oc.
GRooERIES-Tbe market continues dull
and the demand trfiiHg; So hhds Sugar, fpi
to choice. sold at s@s5Se. and 100 bags COffe,
at 1916, 100 hhds Molassss sold As 42e.
WHEAT-Ths market Is steady, with isil
demand at l,SO@l,S3 for prime white, and ! "a
al 30 for prime red.
OoRH-We quote tat 50@5Ic in bulk, and
52e' in sacks, buyers furnishing sacks; 800 bush
Ear, in bulk, at Asie.
oATs-The demand ia fair. and prices steady
at 4ssi sales 1900 bush, in sacks, from land ing
at 46c.
RYE-Thsrs is fair demand prices are firm
at 81.
BARLEY-Thsrs is good demand for prime
fall, and prices are firm at 7O@72c. The lower
grades are dull we quote fair to good at Goa
CSC. Sales 1000 bush prime fall At zoe.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-01

Reenelin, Charles, was In the South re-
Gently He made the tour by steamboat tc
Nashville; and the relation Of the incident.
met with, together with his "philosophising
upon matters and thingG in general below
the Mason and Dixon line, while interesting
to the readers ofthe Cincinnati Comme ercial
for which paper they we're contributed,
doubtless paid the expenses of the trip
Considering that nothing new is related,
the style hackneyed, the philosophy common
place, and the deductions from leading
premises aleeady conceded by every one
who is not FIAT, the tour was chosply com
pensated.
Letter 7,Iof The Reemelin southern series,
starts out with--aThe North thinks slavery
unPrO6tablei a grave error, in my opinion =
and then goes on TO prove that the North is
very much miAtaken. That large portion
Of the "North' thinks SO, isprobably true.
Mr. Reemslin, like other gentlemen Of Re-
publican principles, has contributed his full
share of "facts and figures toward creating
belief in the unprofsableness Of slave la,
bori believing that if they could only touch
the pockets of the slaveholder they could
induce them to adopt emancipation, these
Republican gentlemen have used It as their
main argument against slavery, their most
attractive plea for It's abolition. We only
refer to Mr. Reemeln and his free soil co.
laborers for the purpose Of calling attention
to the change Of 'front.' to show our readers
that the high priests of Republicanism are
not to be relied on. We yesterday called
the attention Of a Republican friend to
Reemelin's present position on the negro
question, when he replied-"Oh, he's not
Republican," Exactly; these erratic dem,
sgogues, who turn tail on the Democratic
party because heir insufferable demands
are not met are good enough Republicans'
as long as they go with the negro current
but the moment they call in question the
purity Of the water they ars swimming in, they
are whistled under the currentMr, Reemer
lin is yet Republican---in his peculiar way
--and will, when the pay in that direction
meets his ideas Of munifoence, again elicit
the praise Of Republicans
We desire the opposition to make note
OF it !" slave labor Is profitable. This has
been ascertained, quite recently, by Mr..
Reemelin, who has, perhaps, been the last
intelligent man TO make the discovery.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-01
New York Market.

NEw YoEK, Feb. 80.
FL0UR-SSles Of $500 bbls at 5.lO@5. Q.
for supsrGns state; 5.SO@5.SO for extra state
6,lO@S, ,2S for superfns western; ,SO@5 so fol
common to medium extra western; 5,s5@6 .OC
for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
closing quiet.
WHIsKY-Dsmand moderate aud the mar
is without special change; sales $40 bbls al 2SJs
24e,-the inside PTIee for Jersey.
WHRAT-PFime White is scarce and brings
full prices; sales Of II 900 bush good White
Canadian at Albany at 1 so, to remain in store
'ree Of expense ill the opening Of the North
River.
RYE-Quist at s7@ssc.
BARLRY-salss Of $500 bush four rOwod
state at sO@s7e,, aud 1900 do No. Chic ago
At SIC. Barley Malt quiss at s5@9Oc.
ooRN-sslss 10000 bush at 79@sIe, for
yellow, and s0@s9e. for white; prime mixed
Western would bring 1880.
oATs-Qaist at AAjk9A5lks. for Western
And oanAdisn, and As04e1Es for stAis.