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Eighteen Hss .,adred and Sirty

WIN have displayed MONDAY unusually attractive
stock Of PRESENTATION BOOKS, embracing in part the
following Works:
FOLK SONGS. Selected and Edited by j. W. Palmer.
MORAL EBLEss with Aphorsns, Adages and Proverbs of
ill Ages and Nations. This is chaste and elegant
Book.
LOVES OF THE POETS Edited by R. H, sioddart.
PAGES AND PICTURES from the Writings of james Fem
nnore Cooper
A FOREST HyMN-Beautifully Illustrated.
THE BYRON GALLERY or BEAUTIES.
THE MADoNEAs OF RAPHAEL.
THE POEMS OF ELIZA COOK The Finest Edition
Published
THE POEMS OF WILLIAM WORDSWORTH : Illustrated
by Gilbert
THE PoErs GALLERY Series Of Illustrations Of the
British Poets
MOUNT VERNON AND ITS AssooIAYIoNs-H Historical,
Biographical and Pictorial
THE WOMEN OF THE SOUTH Distinguished in her Liter
AZURE.
THE CENTER TABLg-with Fifty Spirited Illustrations
MRS GowDEN oIARKE's SPLENDID EDITION OF
sHAKsPEARE-Three Volumes
HOWARD STATIONS ILLUSTRATED SHAKESPEARE.
ALI. THE STANDARD PoEEs-Richly Bound.
ALI. THE SELECT NoyELIsTs-UnfOrm and Complete
ALI. THE POPULAR ANIMALS for the year 1861.
ALL THE BEST JUVENILE AND TOY BOOKS.
Also
ALBUMS WRITING DESKS AND PORTFOLIOS, SCRAP
BOOKS, BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.
MR. WHITE would respectfully call attention TO his stock,
which will be sold at prices suit purchasers.
din 2pst At 1876 CANAL STREET.
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Women OF the so.stf,,


Women Of the South,
DISTINGUISHED IN LITERATURE.
Illustrated with Portraits on steel.
AN ELEGANT VOLUME.
Just Received by
Fl. ID M q Or NJ N Is !,
BOOKSELLER AND sT4noNER
se.,-,.....,....,.camp Street, ...,..,.....ae
ALSO, FOR
IL OLD AY PRE- ENTS,
Prices to Suit the Times,
All the
NEW ANIMALS AND ILLUSTRATED WORKS
OF THE SEASON
LARGE COLLECTION OF cH1LDRENs BOOKS AND
GAMES ETC., etc, etc.
Writing Desks, of Every Description,
SOME VERY ELEGANT
TOGETHER WITH MANY OTHER ARTICLES suITA-
R IL . n N n s.,
ALL OF WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT PANIC PRICES.
H. D. McGINNIs,
dl7 2pst No. 50 Camp street.
Santa Claus Has sarriUed
ToYSl TOYs!! Toys!
B. RxFFE IT'S,
'e
OLD SANTA CLAUS has established his headquarters at
this wknOwn establishment He has brought for LITTLE
GIRLS,
A Most Extraordinary Assortment
DRESSED WAX AND KID, PAPER MAoHE AND ME-
CHANICAL DOLLS.
For LITTLE BOYS, he has MECHANICAL TOYS such
Menageries, Farms, Railroads. Cities, TenPns Noas
Arks Horses Sheep, Goats Cats Dogs, Mice etc., etc.
And for CHILDREN who young appreciate the
aboye.named articles, he has brought
EVERYTHING THAT CAN BE IMAGINED
In the way OF Toys.
The YOUNG LADIES will find they have forgot.
ten, for he has for them most beautiful lot of
BISCUIT AND PORCELAIN GOODS,
Consisting Of
statuettes, Vases, Toilet Sets, ETC., etc.
And for EVERYBODY supply of FANCY GOODS will
be found to have been provided that be surpassed
the world
All invited call examine this extraordinary i'm.
poation Of the good old Saints if goods please
make their selection.
B. PIFFET,
122 Canal street,
dill 2pMowesa Touro Buildings
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81 Word TO fIse UnsUise.

You that years Of ndscreon have brought you
body and in mnd-that feeble unhappywe
going say msrabs-aad almost your Were
end Now By taking advice, you become new
people and be ranked amongst the unse
Take
ReJuvenating Elixir,
and youvll and strength return your end
aad the remainder Of days Blessing yourselves.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale aud retai by
J. WRIGHT g. CO.,
Gland ISL Charities stree.
di7 2pSeod<W Sole s,cprietoss
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ns-Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire and
urgar Proof SAFES and 81 Gaver street. New Or
ans dc 2ptf
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H. n. RasckIe,g,

z ne tsUzFfSYt
w Al I'M KER,
-.......s.....--. Camp street
rsE-
English aud swiss Watches,
JEwELaY AND sibyERwARE AND rams CLOCKS.
manufacturers order Jewers and sYerWare. Diamond
Setting in amy style, and Ie~elrs repaIssd. DIR 2pa
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A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Mb q, ia M 81 O NJ
No I26 CANAL STREET.

We are offering our Entire Stock Of 81
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
all newly imported by this fall at VERY GREAT RE
DUCTIoN IN PRICES. Our stock consists in part Of
EMBROIDERED LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
silk, worsed and Cotton Curtain Materials
French, Irish and Scotch Table Linens.
French, Ii sh and Scotch Linen sheang ".. .""
Irish and French Shifting and Pillow Linens
Damask Table Services, Napkins and Doylies.
French and Scotch Huck Towels and Toweling.
Dessert Cloths, Frnit Napkins aud Table Cloths.
French and English Bed Blankets and Quilts.
Flannels, of all descriptions and colors
DRESS GOODS OF EVERY VARIETY,
Such as
Rich Brocade, Damask and MORE Silks
Plain Black ard Colored Taifetss.
Broche. Embroidered and Plain Poplns and Merinoes.
Brache and Embroidered DeIsines and Bareges
Printed Marseiles, Brilantines and Calcoes.
Gloaks Mantas and Shawls, of every style quality.
Hosiery for Women, Men and Children,
OF all sizes and descriptions.
undershirts and Drawers, for Women and Men.
French Made shirts-I.nen and Cotton.
Embroidered Robes, camesoles and Morning Gowns.
Children's Embroidera d Long and Short Robes.
Point d Alencon, Point d Application and
yaeneeune Collars and Sets
Embroidered Jacouet and Muslin Collars and Sets.
Embroidered vacncienne and Application Handkerchief
Hemstitched and Bordered Linen Handkerchief.
Laees, Bands, Edging and Inserting
or every variety, style and quality
All Of which will be sold Low PRICES as any FREsF
GOODS in the city.
GIQuEL & JAMESON,
No. l26 Canal street,
dill 2ptf Between St Charle5 and Carondelet
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Blaask Books, ETC.

Our stock Of BLANK BOOKS Is nov full and complete in
GLIDING every SIZE and style Of BINDING and RULING
of ENGLISH and AMERICAN Papef all warranted
equal in all respects any books made.
Books Ruled and Printed to order in The best manner and
short notice.
PLAIN and FANCY JOB PRINTING neatly executed at
short notice and at low prices, by
H. G. sTETsoN & CO.,
d17 2p6t 81 Camp street
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GLOVES AND GAuNrLErs.


For Ladies and Children, &c., &c. sfc and Is cents
REAL JoUyIN KID GLOVES, at 81 n pair.
Ladies' White COTTON HOSE ST. ST 20 81 80 and 81 IS
dozen.
ladies' White British HOSE, at 50 50 80. and 81.
Ghildren's HOSIERY, from 81 to s. % dozen.
:. CASHMERE HOSE, at 121sc pair
and 81 piece,
DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS, at 81 Is, 81 %, and 81 rs.
DAMAsK NAPKINS, at 75c,, 81 and 81 25 a Dozen
White and Brown DAMAsK, for Cloths 25c &c., and
50c yard
Pure LINEN, for Shirts at 81 IS piece
:. very fne at s. piece
:. !. ats7 80, 50 and SO piece
SHIRT BosoMs, at 12tsc,, i5c, zoe, and &c.
WHITE COTTON at 71sc., &c., s15c., loc and 121zc.
BROWN COTTON, al &C., SIC. and Sc.
COTTON sHEETING, at ls,6c 1ge. &c., soc and s5c
yard.
WHITE BLANKETS, at s275 pair.
from 50 so 10 So pair.
GRAY BLANKETS, at 81 rs pair.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
of
PLANTATION GOODS,
Which will sell in the proportion Such an indace
meat for buying Goods at such
10 " RIoES,
Will probably be offered again circumstances alter
and consequently obliged make such sacrifices
We advise everybody avail themselves of this opportunity
Having more Statesmen at present than last week. everybody
will be waited on promptly.
U. LARoUssINI & CO.,
1a7 Canal street,
dl7 2ptf And corner Baronne and Poydras str. cts.
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Important /!

THE FIRST EXCLUSIVELY IMPORTERS SALE IN
THIS CITY.
Ths Large and Rich Assortment Of
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FRESH Importation

u r Y @ Q Q . . !,
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EeIuedy IoT o0Iusl Coughs, Abthna and Consumption
DIR. DAVIS, COMPOUND SYRUP OF
Wild Cherry and Tar.
This nnrivaled medicine will not only relieve but peedlv
when all other have failed Make no experiments
upon the delicate tissue of the Lungs seek at once this safe
and healing remedy Under Its influence the most dangerous
Cough removed Splitting of Blood prevented the breath
ing rendered soft and easy and the unfortunate sufferer is
restored from the awful condition of Consumn ion Ia
healthy and comfortable existence.
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
Il and ISL Ghartres street,
dl7 2psteodkltW Sole Agents for the sontb
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9ne Sacrifice

Being necessarily compelled to raise certain of money
by the LIST Of January have made
STILL GREATER REDUCTIONS
in the price of nearly everything the store order to ase
the requisite amount.
SILKS selling rapidly for the last two weeks
at 65 IS per yard, now offer at so cents
SILKS have been considered the CHEAPEST IN THE
CITY, $40 per Dress Of a yards, sell at $40 for Is
yards.
SILKS that with ready sale three weeks at s25,
now give a FULL DRESS for sl2 So
200 yards BLACK SATIN DE CHINE 75c.-Worth 81 %.
ALI my
PLAIN BLACK SILKS
VIII be sold TEN PER CENT Less than Invoice Price
Real Irish PopIins,
Is cents per yard Worth 81 30
DoUBLE-wIDTH GRIsAILLE PoPLINs.. 49,. zoe. yard.
81 ALI. WOOL CAsHMEREs. SOC. yard-Worth 81 IS.
An enormous stock Of
HAN d X e R Ell lei S,
Consisting Of
Gents All Handkerchief 81 IS per
dozen-WoFth 81
Tape Bordered Handkerchief 50 per
Worth ST.
Linen HeInstched Handkerchief s. dozen
Worth S.
Ladies' Embroidered Handkcrchefs, Soc, 5c.. 81
and 81 25-worth 81, 81 50, 81 and IS so.
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DREMIUMs

70 CLUES.
| DREMIUMs
L TO CLUBS.
pREMIUMs
n To CLUBS.
ID EADILY
AZ OBTAINED.
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HAIR DYE, HAIR DYEit
WV. A. BACHELORS HAZE DYE

WN. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE
The Original ard Best in the Void
All others are mere limitations, had should be
avoided, if you wish TO escape ridicale.
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR dyed instantly to beau.
tiful and natural brown or black, without Injury
to the hair or skin.
IS MEDALS and DIPLOMAS have been awarded
to Wm. A. Bachelor since 1889, and over $4,000
applications have been made to the hair Of the
patrons of his famous dye.
W. A. BArcHERDER's HAIR DYE produces = color
not to be distinguished from nature, and Is war
ranted not TO injure in the least, however long il
may be continued, and the ill-efccts Of bad dyes
remedied; the hair invigorsted for life l. this
dye.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The genuine has the name and address upon 4
steel plate engraving on four sides Of each Box
Of WIN. A. BACHELOR,
address CHAs. BACHELOR,
-3sdawly 81 Barclay Street, New York.
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Ma K cts.
BOSTON MARKET.
Rosrox, sept &C.

FLoCz sales Of common brands, Western at
s. 5 q So farcy brands ats562i as IS; extras
at s 50 a Sc and some very choice shade high
CT; and supeuors range from Sc 37B : IS P Dbl,
inelud ~ Genegsce, Canada, Ohio and Mich an.
In Corn Meal, sales at IS IS = P Dbl; and Rye
FlOur range, from 81 as P bbl for common and
extrss
GRslS-esles Of Southern and Western yellow
corr have been at rs 76c; Western mixed at "a
9 7lc; for white tho market is quite nominal
Oats have been arriving pretty freely, with sales
ct AZ z 45o P bush. for Southern, Western, and
Canada choice quality selling at a. e 45c. In
Rye there have becn sales at IS a Sc P bush and
very aroo. White Beans are selling at 95c
81 q for common to good blue pod 81 2oal 6Ii
for marrow, extra pea scarce AID prices nominal.
In Shorts, sales ct Sl9 20, and Pine Feed at SCI
s24 P ion.
PYovisIoy=.-Pork continues to sustain full
prices; at SIS Is for prime; $50 q for mess,
end So q o FOR clear and extra clear, cash and
Imo, Deef is steady and ranges from 50
II 80 bbl 70, Eastern and estern mess and
exit mess; and SIS so SIS bbl for family
extra. In Lard sales al IS! a lac in kegs, bbls
and tisrses, and Smoked Hams y lSc p lb,cash
ard Z NOS. Butter is steaiy and good and choice
quhlny arn; sales at IS 2l' for good, choice
and extra and u lie for oommsn and fair, in
cludilg New York and Vermont dairies and Can
ada and Western ranges from y lso ? ID, as to
quaiity. Cheese is firm and has been in demand
at Il, 10 for fair and prime.
Wool. fleece aad pulled have been in fair
demanl, with sales Of 200 600 lbs at prices indi-
catias 70 change, mostly medium grades fleece at
80 sc p To-
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Married..

In Brooklyn, n. z, on Wednesday, Sept. 18th,
by Rev. Rufus ". Clark, Mr. Geo. Foots Of De-
troit, Michigan, to Miss Ellen L. Hunserford Of
WolcOttviIle, CT.
IN csstleton, Sept. 20, By Rev. J. Steele, Rev.
Y. P. Gilbert, of Middle Granville, n Y, to Miss
Mary A. 2. Perkins. daughter Of Prof. ]. Per.
kins, NJ. D.
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THE CAPITAL COLLEGE.
Bryant StrattOn & Co.'s
MERCANTILE COLLEGE
146 & AS BROADWAY.
l46 & AS BROADWAY.


ALBANY, " y.
Il. D. BRYANT, = - ~-ALAI-,Si
Il. D. sTRATToS, l."
o,.oF the Associated Colleges located at Albany,
NJ YarE Philadelphia, Bzfai0, Cleveland, DeiToH,
Cb;c9oo nd ST. LOUIS. Scholarships purchased an
sitber point. are good .: Gil tho Colleges Tor at
unlimited timo'
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE
embraces Double and Single Entry, bookkeeping,
Commercial Computations, Commercial Law, Pen
manship, Business Correspondence, Partnership
Settlements etc, etc.
The DEPARTMENT Of BO0K-KELPISo.
and Accounts, is organized and conducted On the
Couuting-rooIl system; tae Halls being fitted Up
with appropriate Desks, etc, and the student Is
introduced at once 70 the practical routine Of
eoaatins-rooms generally.
PRACTICAL TEXT BOOKS.
Although tho Instruction IN the dePs5t-asAt, OIL
Book-k keeping must, from t1e nature o. ING ''1!y'
h, GIVEN from written manuscript torns, VITA
elaborate oral and blackboard etuciu~tsons' anu
Ie-tr-es yet rat benefit may be derived from the
- rsi;abIe books Of reference, while in tho
i,.o-4,,,I den,rtinent Of Commercial Law they are
t;.-onr,bI5. 10 ucct this necessity the follow
; - Fext Books have been prepared
B,,aat aud stra'ton's Commercial LGas, for Ner-
o.r,;Io Colleqe5 aud Academies. Business Men AMI
the Profession, BY AM's DEss, LID. Prot. Of
n anrIe.ou 5 Co., 4l3 aud 445 Broadway, New
York.
for Accountants, Business Men and Academies
B-von. ard StrattOn's Bost-ksspzg in three edi-
t;ons. 1st. Primary edition, for common schools,
1872 paces; 3D. High School edition, for high schools
and academies, eos; Sd, Couutipg-houso edition,
Tor ACCOUNTANTS and business rien and academies
$50 pages Tin press)
Sne,eerian System Of Penr;GaShp n series Of
r;ns hooks. BY ?. r. SPENCER; published by Wi
son' Phinney & Co. rs and so Walker street, New
For Catalogue and Circular, or Information Of
anv kind, call at the College, or address
BRYANT, STRATTON &c CO.,
ALBANY, N. 7.
September II. dawsm
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News Of the Week
BY Telegraph to the Daily Free Press.
NEW YoRg. %. 1860.

NEW YORK, Y, 1861.
dwelling house of James Buchanan was
recently robbed of $4,000, in bonds. Yes
terday julius NJ. Stitch, broker, was arrested
while attempting to negotiate some Of the
stolen bonds.
a land pltent has just been issaed
to Abraham Lincoln, the Republican
candidate for President, as Captain in the
Illinois militia, during the Black Hawk
war.
ST. Louis, Sept. 81, 1860.
Hon. John B. Richardson. ex-member Of
tho Supreme Court of Missouri. died this
morning.
The Breckenridge Convention, yesterday,
fully endorsed Breckenridge and Lane as the
only candidates of the democracy. Mr..
Thurston, delegate to the Charleston Con-
yention, predicted the defeat Of the democ-
racy in his speech, and believed that Lincoln
would be elected.
FoRr Smith, ARK, Sept. 10, 1860.
A bloody fight has occurred between two
parties of Cherokee Indians, in conseq uence
Of family fend. Two were killed, and two
mortallv wounded.
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ST. JOSEPH. Sept. %, 1860.

ST. JOSEPH, Sept. %, 1860.
The Pony Express with San Francisco
dates Of the 18th, has arrived. The ami
versary of the admission of California int
the Union was celebrated on the 10Th.
The Republicans OF San Francisco have de-
cidel to unite with the Peoples party in the
Municipal election. This is regarded as a
Reimbursement of reforms in the city gov
eminent.
W. Il. Stone is being tried by Judge
Hardy, who acquitted Terry, for killing g
member of the Legislature last spring.
The Breckinr dye State Convention is n
session at Sacramento. A full ectoral
ticket is to be formed. The census returns
indicate that the population Of California is
,00O. Oregon dates are to the 9th.
Dates from Washington Territory are to
August 3Ist. Five thousand worth of gov
eminent stores had been burned at Van
couvers Island. Governor McGill was
about to pursue vigorous couse in relation
to the Indians pirates who had taken refuge
10 Victoria.
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Parvr1yc OFFICE Tor sALE.-It VIII be
observed that the establishment of the Bur
lingt,a TINS Is ofsred for sale by the
Assignces. This offers an excellent chance
to any one who wishes to start paper some
where 1t had better be out Of Vermont, if
pecun.ary success i any objecN, to procure
printing material at a low rate SEQ adver-
tiseneat IN another column.
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sLErPLFSs CRYING. TEETHING


Children. All know how unpleasant are these &C
compartments of babyhood, and most intelligent
persons know also the sad consequences to health,
and often life, from tae Of aaodynes oordials,
and similar baby doses used TO quiet them. Hum
phreys Specific Homeopathic Baby's Pills, "a
pleasant sugar pill,) which you may drop into tho
mouth at any time, give you everything TO be de-
sired from medicine. They calm excitement, al
lay the irritation of teething, relieve colo and
bowel complaints, and procure natural and quiet
rest, without the Disadvantages Of cordials or OPT
stcs. They have been used for yesrs.and approx
ed by all who use them or sbhor dosing.
Price IS Oents per box, with directions. Six
bore. 81.
Sent by mail or express, free Of charge, on re-
ceipt Of the price. Address,
DR.. HUMPHREYS Co.
No. $50 Broadway, New-Icrk
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FEATHER DRESSING
AND
a n II

July II, 1850.
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New YORK, Sept. 20.

A despatch to the World says that the
Government has ordered 1900 stands OF
arms to Fort Moultrie.
The dead body washed ashore at Long Is
land has been identified as that Of Capt.
Ieete Of the Oyster Sloop Spray, supposed
to have been murdered by Jackalow the
Chinese nitrate
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-28

Tie Great Eastern arrived at Mliio1d
Haven. England, on her return from the
United States. On Sunday, and the excitement
was 50 great that the people rushed from the
the churches, and the preachers soon followed
them, thus presenting the spectacle ot the
ADcks leading the shepherds 10 the way they
shout nj e.
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Special NOtices,

AMONG THE MANY apparent tris..
ontinualiy brought 10 the surface from the ideal
undo--world Of the unknown, there are occasion.
ally simple articles costing but little in detail but
Who combined benefit, usefulness and economy
Of tine and money, aggregate on the basis OF
Millions.
Such az article IS epa!diag's Prepared Glue.
IT. usas, as may be seen By reference to the advsr-
tise@ent il aaOthar column, are enumerated, and
g its cost is next to nothing, the demand for 1t /.
unive.sal. 1t is prepared with chemicals, and
used cOid requiring bet Iit.a skin CT time Cor its
application.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-28

TuE HAzTFoRD FEE Insurance Cove
understand that this ancient and well-known
Company mas recently established an Agency
in this place. with c. J. AIeER, EsQ. We
fnd the following notice Of the Company in
the Ineu oncs Monitor, an acknowledged
authority in ms urar &C matters
ave priut the Tooth semi-aDnual statement of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company. The Old
Hatfl,6 as it is femiliArly called, was ineorpOrs-
ted q 1910, VITA perpetual charter. It has done
a Successful general Fire Insurance business for
hall century. lis capital and surplus amount TO
nearly ~ tllion Of dollars; II stock la quoted at
highe- rate than any a American Company. Within
month u has solI at S2l5 and this price lie freely
ofsrel, without sales Of any amount. Its semi
annu dividends have become 10 per cent. fixed
facts A detailed sts ement Of its assets will be
fe1nl IN another column; all the investments are
frst c.assH
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the Bowels, aad Wind Collie.

sept q
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VIM. 4. DATCHELoR,s HAIR DYE

Ills splendid hair Bye has TO equai-instsu-
tsneous il efect-Bssutifai Black or SatursI
Bro~a--no staining tic skin or injuring the Hair
-roDedies the absurd ant i'll eTec. Of Bad Dree
sud i1Tis rates the hair Tor life. Meme are genu
ine suirss s'snei ''E. 4. Gaiehelor.r Sold ev-
g.. -Aeg-.
chts. EATcAELoa, Proprietor,
81 Barclay Street, New York
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The Leicester Boot Co.'S building with
stock and tools was totally destroyed by fire
this morning at 3 O'Clock. Loss 1900
Insured $4,000 The fire was the work o
On incendiary.
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ASTHMA CVRFn.

have had the Asthma . years, All four
months in succession have not been able to lie inbed
or go from my house 10 tho bnrn. tried il AID
found Immediate relief, and have been well ever
81 nee.
AFRAID BAKER, Morristovn, Vt.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY,, SEPT &c.


A, market 1872 Cattle (about 1000 Besye, and
572 storss), consisting Of Working Oxen, Cove
one two and three years old.
MARKEI BsEr. Extra, per cw;., 6,5OaS5. 90 first
quality $780, second quality IS 25; third quail
fly s. 80; ordinary 1913.
wyaKISo OxEy.-s75 $3.50 per pair.
Cows AND CALvrs.-S2O 80 a 30 c..
YrA111xas-7 q 9; Two years old SO SIP;
The years old Sl4 81.
EHrEF ASp LAuBs G6sO at Market-prices in
lots s. . 81 50 50 90; extra and selections 81 IS
as t. s. IS;
H1Es.-e a6,a perl6; Pelts 81 90 a IS each;
cslf-skias 10 a lie per To-
Va CAVES none.
REMARKS.
Tbs Cattle to-day we're not SO good Ia quality
a. last week; prices lower. The beat Csc per 100
lbs; other QUALITIES in tho same ratio, and dull
Sheep quick as there va. quite falling Of in
thesuPPly; prices Halle per head higher than
last week. Il: Hogs sold a, esasic per ID, live
weight.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-28

nave much reason 10 beliVe that through the
blessing of God, DR.. N. g Whites Elixir saved
me from confirmed Pulmonary Consumption
D. MARVIN,
Minister Of the Gospel, Aiburgh. Vt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-28
NV YORK, Sept. "A.

The ship Charles Chatworth bound from
Callao for Boston, was totally wrecked-nc
date given-8 miles south Of Curani. One
man drowned. She was owned by D. Bangs,
Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-09-28

1lauufacau.ed by HENRY BAXTER. n. D.,
Highgate, VT, and Philipsburgh, z. Z.
For sale by J. W. ROBY Co., Burlington,
and by all dealers Of medicine.
Jan. 6. wtm5m