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THE EYE.
DIR. D. F. wOOLFSON.
0CULIST AND 0PTICIAN,
M WACuINGT0N n n
THE EYE.

0CULIST AND 0PTICIAN,
OF WASHINGTON, D. G.
ID EspRcTFULLY Richmond he
Ii has In this city, and has taken the st. Law
House. Of OH and Main Stress where he will remain
DR.. Woolison has had years experience
Opcsn aud begs ALL who labor under defective VI
that he prepared to afford them relief with his Strengthen
THESE sptcaelss easy they fatigue eye
specon the adopt the glasses pecuar
The Doctor refers to the following distinguished gentlemen let
acknou edgment from whom well from countless
Others In his possession The Doctor also Inserts artificial
eyes supplies patients who hard OF hearing with
drums and trumpeta
Hon eI-Governor, Fitzpatrick, U. g. Senator.
Hon Gen Jos Lane, L. 8. Senator.
Hon ex-Gov. A. p. Brown U. Senator.
Hon VIM. N. GWn, U. Senator
Hon. Jefferson Davis. U. 8 Senator.
Hon. J. P benjamin., U. g. Senator.
Hon. Robt. Toombs, U. s. Senator
Hon Bef jamin y. Wade, U s. senator.
Hon James Chtsnut U. s. Senator
Hon. ex-Gov. J. II. Hammond, U. 3. Senator.
Hon. u O Clay, U. g. senator.
Hon J r. Thompson U. Senator
Hon Alexander 2. Boteler, 81 Virginia.
Hon j. d. Ashuore, OF South Carolina
Hon John MeQaeen Of South Carolina.
Hon VIM W. Boyce Of South Carolina.
Hon JabezL NJ. Curry, OF Alabama.
Hon Gen John D. Clark, House Of Reps
Hon John W. Stephenson, OF Kentucky.
Con Joseph smith, Chief Bureau Yards and Docks.
Capt tpgrsha% Snst g1,ss1 ,o oGaH n
Dr. r. X. Stone, N. d.
Dr Thomas Miller.
Dr. GeofgeM. Dove.
Richard & Coke, Esq Attorney al Law.
o Barrett Editor Patriot and Unisn, Harriaburg Pa
Nj W. A. Harris, late Editor Washington Union.
ExJusge Ezra Williams.
Rev Allied HOlenan, Rector Of Grace Church, Washington
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Demoerattc sNtraNaganecs
Exclusive OF balance Of twenty millions Of dollars
( nsfsrFed 70 Nc. Buchanan's administration by n
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NO 2l9, MAIN STREET RICHMOND, Va,
IMPORTERS AND wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
OLD WINES, BRASDIES, LIQUORS, CIGARS AND
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
GALL The attention Of their friends and the public generally 70
keep constantly on hand and oGs1 a, low prices
Henneey Dark and Pale 0ard do Vine Growers Company;
Champagne; On Huyet Coz Pine Casilon CO. including
some Of the Oldest vintage c,,,,p,ovr
Muums celebrated brands "Gold Seal Royal Rose .cabi
Ioet ohandOn Seal Heidct, (pper) and The A.
'0'iA'e' V'F''nA'-aH't cii aRd PlP WINES,
Prom medium TO ghs,. sTass among Which are Gra;s dis
teau R.uI'n,"s st. Estephe land "MOuIon,"
Barton Guesiers "yin de Graves" "BatAlley,"
Ponet oane" "aAuts sauterne "PlOlrac "Langod," St.
Julian &c. ,,,,, ,,.,,,.,
Sparkling slose" Sparkling Hook "Koniss hose" "Ass-
mAnhauier," "Haut sauerne" &c Ac,
"od Brsganzs sandeman old white Port bottled
OP' Burgundy RS srI SS si siD s.'d and Glass
0. vaTq grade, Ha%9oy Sup
Cabinet and other brands, wolf. schiedam sehnapps-
Old jamaica Of the Pure'w IS1y 'm the London Docks
BumsArdner's Bourbon, and other brands.
Curacao, HaraschlnO, Anstts .b.rthe. Boxers Btiss
nbberts London and Guinness Dublin Stout. plnis
and Imperial pnts, Muir SONS Scotch Ale.
HAVANA CIGARS,
Ofhe following brands Figaro Cabana Rose OF Santiago La
Rosa Pruepese Paul Morphy Pamaega Paia Ocean Bird
FLOR dc saa Flor Rama Rea Seneca vllar vsr FL
Anropa Ads Garbad Ride, Bouquet La Flor chnssca, Ae
ALSO,
choice selection Of GRoCERIEs consisting Of Refined Sugars
Java Coffee and Black Teas sped and Smoked samon
No. MAckere sardnts Cheese Maecaron Vernicel stareh
lt all Of Crosse kBlaekwes celebrated English Sauces
ards Pickles &c Best Bordeaux Olive OIL Co.'s Sparkling Celia
tine olives stuffed and plain Jeies capre' French Mustard
Wine Vinegar, &c &C. JULY 2o-d3cm
90 BBLS. CUT LOAF SUGAR.-Por sale, to ar
lUO rive. [y26-diwl Wh WALLACE SONS.
WONONDAGen MOUNTAIN WHISKY.
~ 800 bblI Old Stock, 800 new, 10 arrive
jy96-diw WM. WALLACE SONS.
NLAuET WINR.-9Oo st. Julian Medoc for sale By
u wis Lac. d. DAVENPORT.
NORN.-5OO bashsh Corn, for sale on eon.gnnens BY
" jySs BRIDGFoRb CO.
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LADIES, FRENCH TRUNKS.

LARGE number Of those convenient Trunks, with Bonnet
"A Boxes Inside Drawers will be sold extremely cheap, a.
mI aus 'A''s' nav ''-"1 W N'''' wM wALsHa
HEOCKING BIRD CAGES.-We have jaat received a
I large supply Moekng Bird cani and breeding Cages.
with spring doors thereby securing The birds from escaping which
We offer for sale at low prices the China and House Furnishing
store Of THOMAS A. buckley CO.,
Jy2s 100 LApe square
RTHENwARE.-Jugs, Jars, chsns Pitchers &c /,
ITsT Gary Street.
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL.

UNEVERSlTE HsGH SCHOOL.
HUGUEH0r SPRINGS P0WHATAN COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
SCHOOL will be opened at this place. the LIST OF October
n next under the direction Of the undersigned Though de
igned especially preparatory to the University OF Virginia. Il
this reason afford advantages those Intend
lns TO enter other Universities any college.
One Of the Principals will teach Matchmaker the other Lam
Assist Instructors shall In be graduates
othe University q Virginia CoOquia classes however In the
Modern Languages will receive occasional Instruction from
lives e those anguAI
Charges Session. $3.50; including every thing
Circulars be obtae ed At the Bookstores In Richmond
BY application to u through the Rithmond p o.
PHILIP b sTANARD, A. NJ,
Graduate Of and formerly Assistant Prof Va NIL Inst
SIDNEY H. OWENS, JR, A NJ,
jy3-dkcf Lately Prof Of Greek In Richmond College.
INOR RENT-And possession given the first OF month
(Augus the front the hr floor my store At
present occupied by DR.. Ingram JOHN THuMPs0N,
jJ2T- If 81 Main street
OFFICE RICHMOND 4 PETERSBURG r R. ooMP'Y,
Richmond Va, July 2Ith 1850. (
LNR0M this date the schedule this road Norfolk and Old
Point will be Oh ,nged Passengers will leave Richmond
$50 NJ breakfast In Petebu and reach Norfolk by 1880 A.
Nc Returning, leave Norfolk at 20 P. M and arrive in Rich
mand at $50 p. NJ. TI0s II. wYNNE,
jy2T-1m supt
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REMOVAL.


HAXALL, CRRNSHAW & co. VIII remove their
Office on The LIST Of August their soehouse In front Of
esr Mills at the corner Of Byrd and Twelfth y9s
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-10
SAMUEL QUINCEY,s ESTATE

NJ E the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chittenden, Commissioners to receive,
examine aud adjust the claims and demands of all
persons against the estate of Samuel Quincy late
Of Underhrl, in said District, deceased, rep
resente nsolvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto; and six months from the
day of the date hereof being allowed by
that purpose do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend to the business of our appointment,
at the dwelling Of Mrs. Mary Quincy, in Under
HILL in said District, on the first Mondays Of sep
TENDER and January next at 10 O'clock A. VI q, on
each of said days
Dated this 10Th day of July, 4. D. 1860.
AMOS HOBART. ConmIs-
v6wS CALVIN MORSE, s,onsra.
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BOOK AGENTS, PLEASE READ.

IS H,HE GOOD THE" for your busi-
L mes. ha, now come. With good crops and
200 prices good les are certain, Please send
FOR THE PRIVATE CIRCULAR OF THE
AUBURN PUBLISHING CO., which contains
the most valuable Subscription Books, and offers
the BEST INDUCEMENTS OF any firm in the
country. Students, Teachers, Clerks, or any who
desire profitable employment near home and free
from risk,-that will pay them from 50 to s. per
day, should write at once 10 Z. G.. ST0RKE,
Publishing Agent, Auburn, Y,
wSw3
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Cries Of murder and two pistol shots were
heard near the Monmouth House last night,
and this morning the track of a boat was
found on the beach, which had evidently
pulled down to the surf club, clothed
with blood was found Blood and hair were
also found on the sides Of the boat and the
sail. 1t was supposed murder was com
mittel and the body sunk of the shore
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Fa'HE GRAND SUNDAY SCHOOL JUBILEE
for all the Sunday Schools in Chittenden Co.
viii be holden in the grove near Essex Junction,
tuesday, August 2Sth, at ten o'clock, A. NJ. A
cordial invitation is extended TO all.
Mr. j. II. Drury Of gainesville, will provide
seats, tables, and water in the grove about one
dollar per hundredIpersons. The several Super
intendents should give Mr.. Drury early notice of
of the number for which accommodation will be
be wanted, and settle for the same on the day Of
celebration.
should the day fixed be very stormy, the Jubilee
will be held on the day following.
J. D. WHITE,
E. A. FULLER,
N. PECK, JR., Committee
SAMUEL HUNTINGTON,
SIMEON BLISS.
August sth 1860. w3A
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The latest news Of Aug. :, is that Tor the
short term. from now till next March, Bar
rett Dem. is probably elected over Blair by
a small majority, and that Blair is elected
for the long term-the next CoDgress-over
both Bsrrett, and Todd, Am, by plurality
Of nearly 600 The legislative ticket in
other parts of the State is in doubt bat
bvors TIE Republicans 50 far as heard.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-10

On Sunday, in Yorkshire, Cattaragus Co.,
the wife of Jonas Wheat was found dead. A
eoroners jury found the husband guilty of
the murder, when he confessed, stating that
his father and mother assisted him in perpe-
tra'ing the deed
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DIAPUANOTYPES.

WE MANUFACTURE TO OR. Err, of the
w best OF stock, Mems pegged aud sewed
American, French and Patent Calf Boots, Con-
gress Boots, and Oxford Ties, Boys Boots and
Shoes Of all kinds also every style and variety
of Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes and Gait
ers All our work is WARRANTED.
A STRONG, HAY WARD co.
August Ist, 1850. dawu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-10

EVERY SUMNER the demand for Hos
letters Celebrated Stomach Bitters increases. 1t
i' iound to be the only certain preservation of
0ouiiy strength during period when the atmos-
phefe Is calculated to induce feeling of assitude
anu inui sestion The worst cases of diarrhoea and
dysen'ery give way to its poteat influence. Innu-
bsrable persons that are now aliv. and well. must
thank the dscoVerer of this preparation that they
have not been swept away in the harvest of d atb.
The Bitters is recommended by the best physicians
in the land This is the best evidence of its real
value, because, as general thing. thew will not
speak word in favor II advertised ,repa-a,io,s
They have been compelled to acknowledge The
claims of the Bit:ers upon the community. Sold
by all druggists.
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DEWEY,S NEW STORE.

In this beautiful village Of B.
There's one phenomenon more
Very handy and handsome to sec
Of course it is DEwEY's New STORE.
Examine within and without;
Above and below and before;
Of all the fine buildings about,
There's nothing like De,cey's New Store
HE dealings, so long on the Square,
Are still con the square, as Of yore;
But to Church street you now must repair,
To traffic at Dewey's NcJo Store
Old friends, who were always at hand
Though the journey was rather bore
To trade at his previous stand,
viii glory in D,'cey's Ner Store
Ie Buyers of Groceries heed
Examine, compare, and explore;
Precisely the thing you need
Is ready at Derey's Ner Store
And when you have purchased it,-coue-
We solicit just one favor more
Please say to the people at home,
7 bought it at
DEWEY'S NEW STORE
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THE OLD VERMONT
{ OT-GI REsIEDY FOR e 5 = Z; ,
y. H. DOWNS
" Vegetable BaISanlic Elixir y

wish you wuld read this
For thirty years my Elixir has been sold through
the State for Coughs, Colds and all Diseases Of the
Throat AMI Lungs, with universal satisfaction.
When first gave it 20 the public, warranted it
90 give satisfaction or the money would be refund
ed l still warrant it. and If any person is dissst
isfeJ his money viii be refunded at once By ny
agents. Gas all are authorized to DO this.)
To my old friends l would say, that If You have
found the Elixir the best article Of the kind
in the market, use it in preference to all others
BE sure and get that signed with PEN, my
name aud numbered
Beware ofJasper Curtis Counterfeit, sisuej with
RED Ink
The genuine Is sold by nay agents throughout
the state Address al orders 20 my Wholesale
Agents, J. Y. HENRY SONS, Waterbury Vt.
\. II. DOWNS.
Price - cents Sd cents and s per bottle.
Soliin Burlington Icy A. c. Spear, 7. A. Peck, and
!. ". Bohv q Co. VISION
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Very cheap Clothing

II BEN y s manufactures 3nd deals in
READY MADE CLOTHING,
and all kind. Of Furnishing Goods, India Rubber
Goods. and Fur Costs. all very low IN proportion
20 value.
Clothes ne t,y .isanod or repaired, GA short no.
tice and at Nv rates
~Hrvrs. for Clitteaden County.
No ) Wheelor's Block,
Next 20 the American Hotel.
Burlington, Vt.
Jcue &C, 1850 w3w
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Died,

In New Milford, Conn, July nth, 1860, Ia
vid Bostwick, aged 80 years, months, and %
days. He served a soldier in the Revolutionary
War two months before he was l6 years old, and
then enlisted in thi Continental army.
In this place on Saturday Aug I. CHARLES
yougest child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Lyon, aged
year and 10 months.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-10

The Mournful Catastrophe in Lawrence, (the
falling and burning Of the Pemberton MILD
1aused great demand for Readings Russia Save,
which is universally acknowledged the best rene
dy for cuts, wounds bruises, scalds etc, Of
tered 10 the public. Only IS cents a box. See
alKerfise
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Root and Herb Bitters,

Composed Of Sarsaparilla, Wild Cherry, Yellow
Dock, Prickly Ash, Thoroughwort, Rhubarb, Man
drake, Dandelion, &c, all of which are so com
pounded as to act in concert, and assist Nature in
Graduating disease.
These Bitters continue to be the most standard,
popular and reliable medicine ever discovered for
the cure of Liver Complaints and all their attend
ants Jaundice in its worst forms Humors,
whether Of the blood or skin all Bilious Diseas
and Foul Stomach Dyspepsia Costive ness
Female Weakness, and every disease arising from
Indigestion, or sedentary habits Of life Head
ache; Dizziness piles ; Heartburn; Pains in the
Size, Bowels, or Back Flatulency Loss Of APP
petite, aud every kindred complaint arising from
Impurities of the Blood, Diseased Liver, OF Disor-
dered Stomach, to which every person is more or
less subject in this climate.
The effect Of this medicine is most wonderful
it acts directly upon the bowels and blood, by re-
moving all distractions from the internal organs,
stimulating them into healthy action, renovating
the fountains of life, purifying the blood, cleans
ing it from all humors, and causing it to course
anew through every part Of the body restoring
the invalid to health and usefulness.
Only IS and SIS cents per bottle. Sold By deal
ers in medicine everywhere.
Orders addressed to J. O. LANGLEY or GEO.
{. GOODWIN CO. Boston. march, 9dw& en-
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views Of the Week
BY Telegraph to the Daily free Pres.


The illumination last night was spoiled by
yain. The city VIII be Illuminated tonight,
however. There is to be grand review to-
day, and ball in the evening.
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BARRE ACADEMY.

EVALL TERM will begin on Thursday, August
Il 30th, 1850. Bca per week from Sl.75 to
$500
Rev. Z. Smith has leas the Boarding House
and will accommodate students at rates heretofore
charged for board and rooms.
For Catalogues, Reports, or Board, address
j. 5. oPAULDING, Principal.
Barre, August 7, 1860 w3t
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~ / { II O l. has just returned
little time among the
SKIRT Manufacturers Of NGr York Cfty,
completing arrangements Tor all the novelties TIL
this department Of our trade.
We have in store, and to arrive ONE THOU
SAND SKIRTS, Of all sizes and styles, adapted
as well to the prattling two years old baby as TO
the gray haired matron. have taken great pains
in the selection Of the wire for my Skirts, and am
now opening the best assessment ever brought into
Vermont, as to style, quality Of stock, and mar
vellous eheapness.
Among the new styles are the DOMESTIC
CIRCLE" promenade" Reception "Broad-
way" "Parisan," and Mrs. Sherman's "IndestrUc-
table Skirts" These Skirts arc all made for cur
own Trade, and purchased direct from the manu-
facturers for CASE, and viii be sold 70 the Trade
at wholesale or retail, st price. which DEFY
COMPETITION!
= Order, by Mail, or Express, solicited, and
! - satisfaction guaranteed.
We have the latest invention hich has tested
! Yankee ingenuity, all the way from the land oil
Steady habits and Wooden Nutmegs-in the shape OF
ARNoLD's PATENT HAIR CURLER
BIZ which beautiful Ringlets are assured No
Ladies toilet complete without them perfect
Curler for ladies and chiliren's hair, SIRPAE
| and CHEAP.
New STYLES Of Ladies' Hair Nets Ladies and
Cbildrens' Mitts and Gloves New styles oil Linen
and Marsailes Collars and Boioms clk Dress
p-4+on, oil sizes and CoIors; Ladies' SAJCHELS
and PORT MONNALES new lot Of Hosiery.
STATIONERY BLANK BOOKS;
y Tbs best assortment of WRAPPING
PAPERS in town, at low rates. "a
Branch Of Nrus. Dsn3rest's Ns,o York Emporium
or VIEW AND ELEGASrPATrEsys or PARIS fashions,
in advance Of the published Modes. New Patterns
Just received. We trust the Ladies will see the
Importance of sustaining this department Of our
business. Thankful for the liberal patronage OK
tended to Us, we shall do all in power 10 merit
its continuance. REMEMBER The PLACE
NICHOLS Skirt Emporium and Yankee Notion
Bazaar, Corner % Chu :oh and Bank Sts., BurlinS-
ton, Vt. Ladies in attendance, and c separate room
who're Skirts can be tried and fitted to the person.
s. B. NICHOLS, Ageut.
Burlington, Vt, July 10, 1850. wifi
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SEHU ETZE IIDOLFE.

1ACAL IANUFACTU6 Frs of Iron
frame Grand pa7lor Grand and Square Piano
a .or5es, eenS'racted with such improvements AS
ity. Gold Medals awarded over an ,,--o,;.o-so a.
the Fairs Of the American Institute, 1851 ia j55
also, st. Louis, No, 1859. Dea ers, ScbooIs sni
Families solicited to give US a call befoTe -
chasing. Prices mod rate. All instruments ~
ranted to give satisfaction, and fully GUARANTEED
three years.
Wareroom and Naausactcry, iJ2 Bro0me 81.
a few doors west Of roadway, New York
June Is wjlm2
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NEW YORK, Aug ,.
The steamer karnak reports the arrival at
Nassau Of a schooner with 800 slaves on
board, having lost 30 on the passage.
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WAsHNGToN, Aug
The President visits the Great Eastern
to-day
A Government draft for 100000, given
for a telegraphic line to California, was
cancelled to-day.
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BRATTLEBORO' ACADEMY.

a BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOTS.
MIR. and MRS. 4. Z. LEAVtNW0KTH,
PRINCIPALS
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IL a r X c IS.
BOSTON NIARKET,
Boston, August 5

FLOUR.-Sales OF common brands Western at
S. 25a5 IS; fancy brands at s. 5oa5 IS; extras at
s. 75a6 90; and superior at Sc 25a7 so per Dbl,
including Genesee, Ohio, Canada and Michigan.
Corn Meal Continues in moderate demand, at s. so
as 75per Dbl. Rye Flour is selling at 81 Ooa4 Z 5
per Dbl, for common and extra
GRAIN.-The Market for Corn is fair. Sales
at 7Oa75c. for common to good Southern yellow.
Oats have been arriving moro freely sales Of
Northern and Canada at 43ai6c per bush. In Rye
there have been sale, at s5c per bush White
Bean, have been in steady demand, with sales ,
common and good blue pod at 9Oc.asl 10; and
marrow at 81 25aI so per bush; extra pea are
selling at S2a2 Is per bush. in small lots. Shorts
have been selling at slss?O, and Fine Feed s2la25
per ton.
PRovIsIoys.-Sales Of Pork at SIS is for
prime; sI9 50 20 so for mess; and s22 % for
clear, cash and mos Beef ranges from 50 al2 so
Dbl for Eastern, Western and extra mess, as to
quality, and family extra at sl3 so a - so p
Dbl, cash and mos. Lard is quite FIRM and selling
at 49, l4c in bbls, ties and kegs. Smoked Hams
III l3c P Ii, cash and mos. Butter is firm,
and the mark ct sustains full prices for good which
continues rather scarce. The sales have been at
Il l9c for good, choice and extra New York and
Vermont dsiries; and 12al4c for common. Cheese
is in moderate demand With sales a. a &c for
common and prime
Wool. Domestic Wool has been quiet, but for
eign continues to meet with very fair demand
The sales Of fleece and pulled have been 100 600
lbs, at full previous prices
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KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI ELEC-
TIONS.
CINCINNATI, Aug.

CINCISNArI, Aug. 8.
Returns from Kentucky indicate the cleo
ton of Geo. Leslie Coombs, the opposition
candidate for Clerk Of the Court of Appeals
by large majority.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Aug. g.
John 5 Phelps, the Douglas democratic
candidate for Congress in the 9th District,
will beat both his competitors, the Brecken-
ridge and Union candidates, by :, 800 votes
Hancock jackson, the Breckenridge can
didate for Governor, will not receive 900
votes in this district
WASHINGTON, Aug. g.
The whole Union Ticket is ahead in this
County. about 400 votes.
WARSAW, Mo, Aug. e.
jackson 5 vote together with that of the
State Ticket, is from 400 to 500 votes ahead.
Reed for Congress, receives the same majority
as the State Ticket
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Aug. 6.
This Township gives Price, breckenridge
candidateJ $50 majority for Congress, and
Orr, the Know-Nothing or Union candidate
for Governor, 100 maj. Liberty Township
gives Price 81 maj, and Union Township
l05 majority
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SKIRTS ! SKIRTS !

JuIyIII 1850
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-08-10

WIGS WIGS WIGS !-Batchelor's Wig
and Troupees surpass all. They elegant, lgh
easy and durable,
Fitting to a charm-no turning up behind-no
shrinking of the head indeed, this is the only es
ablishment where these things properly IN
terstood and made.-l6 Bond Street, New York.