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AN receiving nv SPRING STOCK Of
! PAINTS. LINSEED OIL and EARNISHEs,
consisting in part Of
atlantic Lead: American and French Zinc; ftoT-
euce White; Hampton Permanent Pans III
ber,i1 Imperial and Chrome Green's c"ome
Yello,r: French Yclio,c; Venetian Red;
TVhitrnq; Puttv; Linsesd Oil; FtrH'-
fgre. Coach and Deuan Varnish; &c. &c
In consequence Of the large amount OF impure
Linseed Oil and Paints sold, have made arrange
ments with reliable parties to furnish me with a
pure article, which viii warTant-should they
prove otherwise, I will take them back and re-
fund the money Nv prices, at all times, are as
LOW AS THE LOWEST, for pure article.
II. II DOOLITTLE.
Huntingdon Vt April & 1859. WY
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lust RECEIVED, good assortment
y SMALL FIGURED DE LANES
at JELLIS0N'S
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C,RANBERRIEs and OUNCES are for sale
I ! and will, probably, be kept by
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"EAVY Groceries, wholesale and retail, by
I'll J. S. PIERCE, College street.
Nov II. 1859.
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SKIRTS SKIRTS :!
Z AIDES SKIRTS tucked and stitched IN the
Ineatest manner. Children's dresses stltcned
and all kinds Of plain AMI ornamental sewing done
promptly and well, at the
MACHINE SEWING PAkLoh,
mor91 Free Press Building,
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Choice Of Routes for
Chicago and the West.
BRITISH AND L. 5. MAIL ROUTE
Commence Moudry, NoU. 81. 1859.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST

Contmsnee Monday, NoU. 81. 1859.
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DIARIES-IS6U.
Id ECEIVED and for sale at HUNTINGTON'S
III varying in price, from cents to two dollars
at HUNTINGT0N'S.
Nov. It'll, 1859.
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FOR RENT.

rlNHE Store formerly occupied by the Subscri-
j Der on Church Street, till the lst Of May
ne.t J. :. PIERCE
Nov 20th 1859. If
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TO Rim L r ).

SAL LOON. ,.-v
rs,HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD ANNCGH;
TO the citizens of Burlington aud 'l Clll.sb
that he mas opened an eating saloon on lrLs..
Street. Irving Saloon Oysters, pies, "a II
fruit. tobacco segsrs, small beer &C. con.
all hours. Also Butter, Eggs ana fo'A'''
stantly on hand at retail. III, and
T, i his intention to keep neat, orderly, IN
,,,,ort;y, saloon, which shall deserve the pA'''-
age of the public n RHODES.
Burlington. Nov. ID, 1859 uN"'-
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REMOVAL.
rTHE subscriber has removed his Agricultural
and Grocery Store IL BAxTER's NEW BUILD
ING on College street, (nearly opposite the Free
Press office), where he will be happy to receive
his old customers, and crowd of new ones.
J. S. PIERCE.
October 20. daw
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SHIRT MAKING

SHIRTS neatly and THOROUGHLY made to order
Sat Low prices at the SEWING PARLOR,
mar2I No College ST. |
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we have also on hand a large Assortment Of
LADIES EMBROIDERED SETS, Collars En-
broidered Bands, Linen Hdkfs, &c, &c,
September %. d6wtf-
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TRIAL BOTTLES GRATIS.

VIM. JOSLYN 4 SONS, Barton, W., whole.
sale gents for Western and Northern N. Y, to
whom all orders should be addressed.
Sold by A. C. Spears and Theo. Peck, Burling-
ton, J. s. Storrs & Sons, Winooski, and by dealers
generally throughout the Country. w2o6m
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CuooL BOOKS SCHOOL BOOKS

rVNHE entire list Of Books recommended by the
i Board, will be sold till the first of January
next CRAFTY reduced pr1oes at the Church street
Book Store. Come and see.
Burlington, Dec lst, 1853.
, 1860-09-04
COMMERCIAL.

XtxpAr EvzxQo, 6ept-t.
Tho following are the receipts and shipments
far rasf li hnnrA.
, 1860-09-04

BR TEIKokArHl tEEw fd1K, Sept. :.
lo*4 With l1sty lsise 1eceps and only !ted CEN I'd
sup rsts,e e1,. s;.'e ssS :as
80 for com,n to mt dium extra w~tten t59t@G 10
enan osI s Il s
@5oo O. supcrhee; es@7 70 fo5 ccmmou to ch.lce
tra RE a:u1 q,e: a.d steady Small .s,e. At .sstao
ehaaxsd: sa!ss l9 ii. Aiaasy III i i g: w ~
sent1.iiy an1!oa. 1c4z. sses aNo bu white Ky.
It q 91ta q 0ba wnler rel western a 4lss@is6;
'ad 1he sp 'a eaa S fe 90 co. = e q 81 Y
al sn q s - an5ei s ~ = .S l!Ss
qati a7d nomlaa, csc. Corn Is In llned demand
sales bA00 hu 6s97ie 70. wettrrn mlzed-closnE al
Psa ~ n1s 81 s. t., s4s an
ch.1 sed 4a4lc for etc aud CAnad"; ahd 49t.c for
PR,vn1oss-rork without ttriktng change. sa'cs sls
rev Inme ala:ss old PRIME chasing very t,ntly
demand. saie. q 10 III Ia eaunf1 artae ia,
country mrs: sNs'o ,eraescd me:s: tiiallt0 t1tra
~
81 's@.x % ehs's' s'e }.s,sS s 'sf
rendered wessern s-lls optfen December aid Janu.7f
llK. Butter selling 1ce9l6 Ohio l493l state. CLer.e
Gsocrz1ts-Cofce continues extremely Gull It about
previous pees. No sales OF moment have tramp red Mo-
a-ses iquet md Mhie common dese.ptloz. iu'e quite
Porto Kseo i sc. iiops a,tt extremely n:m 1lth az
advancing len epey and large tpecu.tlve- taea par
y Sno@n 70! tae IL '~o d.ys to ha!es q lsss
AspSt 100 III, III S da
Srocka Doll and dropping. C,&R1T4, ee7; CAT
TX: Harlem 1eA: do psefd 4sH: Erie TX; u re sh:
Pc Mall ssk; Lei Hud.oa "; No g. ai; Tenn t. 9ox;
, 1860-09-04
n A 4 0 r G Fl 4 r D
s4cid SPRINGS


These Springs asna.ed In the valley Of Lie Oak
Orchard Creek IN the town Of Abma Gene.tea county,
r. eight miles South OF the village Of Aedna on tbs
Erie Canal, And fourteen miles from ra.ava.
~ The principal ACID Springs are three in uunher
bssd these there ate s!s ohera Thy ast II loe...d
q he fully Iowa II The sn5o,nta !. s xiaeoi
IL Ta3 contain very large amount of S4a " 81
Tie vf.uts poss.,:ee BY Il vates
ai tn such
,, . . ss: q epseay hose resulting
r II sk!n d:'s..es-even in confirmed a7ro.p.-.he
Upalo,s of medical ~ scientific gentlemen arc given
IN tIs eca1rs 1he ;oGwns Ee1.e@ea sreak
Fri: Eaaoas, Kox.ra Brc1, j. D.. oi AfbanJ Jts.
y s;1 9e4i As:sE E ;.:s
is. scac11i, ot Loetpott n. T. They 1ecnmmendthe
D: Isl ~ rs - s.si:a:a sss:s -
& .isSs @ + sSsy for
:s: :sts: ~
@ses = e:iss
.riaar, ana some Ct tie I;se e,osse
a, s:Gs: :s.s
o e. %s:, .na u a
IL coe.al<.t<e. erce he s5pet.e
y nc !:
es Ia n sasa9u'
hie1entdy being 70 uatie sed u beIrk raott
I'D Is, r. b, ses0sa is rs: 70
e. - .sinks1snt TO Hm;nsh thuEst .nd pssteEasuis
as .ss fae eonsao q q.
PTos q "aieF h1aah H11 prove better than hrdr,-
:sion Il Gisa 'a]a 4sis
chronic xzrKt In .lot4oief 49,
, 1860-09-04

ST. JosEpu, No., Sept. s.--Denver Ctr
dates to August ssth reached lere this evening.
There is reported q d!=eovery Of rich placer
dsigei .gs in the vicinity OF Fort Garland. New
Mexico: Several hundred miners are on the
way thither. Accounts ars exceedingly con-
Trajectory. Parties almost daily arriye from
beyond the Snowy Range. most Of them re-.
porting favoraby.
Nearly 1000 Cheyeunes and Arapahoes are
about ten miles down the Pla.te, approaching
Denver. Some Of them threaten violence. but
the majority appear we'll disposed.
An AFEapahoe who speaks Eu2lish, supposed
to be Left Hand, is visiting ra=ches On Cherry
Greek, warning the owners against the Kiowas.
who 'hresten to cut of the settlers, and if pos.
The he:os printing company commenced On
the eth iae issue OF a daily paper. Another
Is also to be started Sept. 1st By parties from
Missouri.
Several meetings hare been held in the noun.
tsins with reference to the formation Of a gov.
erament- The genera, feeling among miners is
IN favor Of the old provisional government, aud
there is some talk Of holding al election. But
little interest is manifested concerning tie
Presidential election.
, 1860-09-04

New YoRk, Sept. 5-The steamship B,ya,ia
arrived thus morning from Hamburg and South
ampton 18Th, she brings London papers Of the
evening Of the 18th. The evening edition oftbe
London. 7ints Of the 18th says Sardnisn frig-
ate arrived at Messina On the 12:h, bringing
Dr. Bertano, with important news tor Garibnld,'
who Immediately issued the order O: the 1ay'
stating that be Was Obliged to leavs for few
dayF, and Placed Gen. Sirtori ia command Of
the land and seq forc:s. Toe event is supposed
to have peaceful meaning.
;, AdVlees from Co1stantlnople, Aug. s:h, state
that twenty churches aud three conyerta ware
burnt at Ba!onecs, during the recent disturb
auces. Male Christians were murdered and The
women outraged. The Turkish troops sent 10
preserve order we're assisting in the outrages.
The Mussu!men population Of Damsscus, as late
as July 25sb, maintained a meuscinR att;.
Jude. Large bodies Of fsuasics were psrad1nx
The town, demanding the surrender Of tbe
Christians, wha had sought refuge in the eta.
Gel. Troops dispatched from Be91out had not
yet arrived.
, 1860-09-04

GLASS CASEINE, &c, for eale.
~ 40 fert Of Glass ctselrk T. fett ht<h. Alo sa,h
Tor aE- onacs: t0tet or ttaIxiuG Shelving; fLIf:o
Scales: O Cana ho!nx Eon, 70 xatIo- sale A.
ahA.aatn. Apply 10 SNlTa q u"IER, ''ru=gilts NJ
Lake ssTett- au39 c 81 "
IF ANY OF THE FAMILY OF
l. James Sampson. formerly Of some ralt OF Illinois
audi Gently lost &c from Aua1ra 10
England will sddr*ss they vii her Or touethlng 10
their adsant.:e. Edso sfhrougauut Lie Stale vii confer
4 lavof oy noticing the above.
A.A. TUCKER i Cs,.,
a13EG2ts-lQ.. Ehifaxn. IL
, 1860-09-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
Lxter from California.
TsY PINT ExpRxss.

ST. JosEru, No. Sept. 3.-Tho Pony Express,
With duties to t-c 22d Aug, arrl!ed 'ast evening
on time. The Pony Express which lot St. Jo-
ssph Aug: 7th, arrived at carson valley on o TIE
bringing the delAyal letters leaTlng st. Jo1eph
Aug. Sd. The detention WAS caused BY some
Indians who created a disturbance at Dry Creek
aud other points on the Californla lake route.
surrounding two stations. and driving on part
Of the stock from one. The trouble continued
with twenty-five soldiers on tie 1e.h Of August,
wien he attacked the Indians aud killed seven.
teen Of them, and wouudiug more, vi b loss Of
three men wounded on his side.
It is supposed the hostile Indians are now
driven from the express route, md the arllFal
at Carson valley day OF another pony. with
ST. Louis dates Of the 10th, confirms the opinion
that the route is protected and the Interrupt
tons ended.
Political meetings are held with remarkable
frequency in the interior tomns- Senao LII
than addressed two thousand people at SARA
,nento, on Saturday. strongly adyoca'ing brsck" e
audience, who voted down the BreckinridKe
resolutions and cheered Douglas-the minority
Of the meeting manifsstly being Doug sym
pathizers, Tie political newspapers have most.
" taken sides nd stand q for Douglas. - 1of
Brsckinrdae, for Lincoln, aao t5a 10. Se4,hsru Se
ports on the 18th with Oregon aud Washington
sdyices to The l4.b, and British Columbia to
the 18th.
Tpe Secretary OF State Of Oregon has refused
to issue the certificate OF election TO 9n1els'
lately elected to Congress es successor to Stout,
On account Of the election being premature
aad unauthorized BY LAM.
Rich gold mines have been discovered az
Wa!lawalls, and 81, 900 worth OF gold cana
down by the Pacific. Considerable excitement
prevails at Portland on the Eublect, and rush
Ind c,mme.ced towards the new digginEs.
The farmers we're cutting by far the largest
and best crop Of wheat ever grown in the
State.
Douglas, Republican aud breckenridge Clubs
were organized IN all the principal towns and
each party claimed to be the atronpest, without
any dats to form plausible estimate upon.
An express had arrived Portland from the
DaIles, bringing an account tha: Major STEMS
command had aakirmish with the Indians, kill
ing i've Ct them.
Tho Legislature Of Washington Territory
stands politically. Council Democrats. Re-
publican; Assembly 23 Democrats Z Repub-
hcans.
Considerable excitement prevailed around
Puget Sound on account Of favorable gold
mining reports from Rock Greek, near the bead
Writer'S OF the Simelkemsn. This district lies
Southeast of Fort Hope, and is mostly North of
the British line. 1t was the opinion Of many
old miners that the main d;ggings Of British
Columbia and Washington Territory would be-
found in this reciou
, 1860-09-04
Arrival Of q California Stear,er.

NEw YORK, Sept. 2-The steamship North
err Light brings California advices to August
1ith. $934 COG in gold. and COZ bags Washre
silver ore: The principal cons'guces are Wells,
FARGO 4 Co., &20a, 900.
Forty Americans from San Francisco. bound
10 Hundutas, arrived in Russian brig At
Lanncon.
Valparaiso adviccs report that part Of the
wall Of tile Pontoon gave way, by which eight
persons we're killed.
The US. steam frigate Lancaster, fsc shin
Of the Pacific Squadron, called from Panama
for Callao on the e4:h Of August, leaving in
port the U. S. sloopof-war ST. Mary = aud ths
British frigate Cl5o. The Narzagansett, Viii h
WAS sixty days from Rio, had not arrived at
Panama on the 9Th ult 1t vas believed that
some accident ha'i belallen her.
Adrices from Duena Ventura, Grauada. sav
that Gen. Orlando, second in command to
Mos squera, ia reported to have taken the tawn
Of Paste, the strong hold of the government ia
the State Of Cauca. and the only place in The
State whicis ass refused to join the revolution
ist:. Tue Mayor Of the place aud bis retinue
retired, it is said, towards Ecuador, leaving in
their pEecipitate fight $la .0HQ in the general
treasury. and 800 Infantry suits Of Clothes.
which fell into the hands Of Orlando.
, 1860-09-04
An Editors Experience Of the Weather
1n England,


e Il sa unsensi s spos aS nsht
bur out a i. iato that ,os All bIos.om. whseh
sha change With the wave ofa wand The Of
rm BID e wres sod with he com t1op t0s he hay
ther own llt.le comforts I'd j'ynen tu,n
bread tt.si glimpse *an,hlnc bit leads QUE. viii
so1, ~ 70 i nr e
fem 20 ether specsaeuls than anottez wet day
.,s -hs
It, -, IT, a; ,D nnStus .t ~ u t4, h. keca
csn simost co t'nu,uy tsavene wa the united knc
CON and generally w.t tho result a. to u;,-
al :a n ri r s t It
.aon for wesk or 20 before The meeting q The Hath
.ea Il .Ep4
~ "a bed e T. sxsmp. !he ksne.a meeting With
d.y pe.ou. under equally unprop.t!ous ccutnsarcia
Tts adn!r.b1x prepared pfogT4nne Q. tie E.ex As:o
ams sase i. a haid sd Wtnous 1S chs
s % L Is suss ns Il h ssspf
%sys! Sd \. I; .s,s Sss =, r. ~
sssS -; r. 1saa;T At, ss'
ds5 q ths mehasd ety eaerps a atic. ts W. "
-
one vas fay washed out OF T. Never have t1habtofs
a.: s;sses :esa1;ls: q 4 esaat ttnsas '"s' 1''
aa aGt s9e1 s.e1taE
g e. tei.e; II sseesa I'd 1e eota eo 81.
:s IS sosa M .sa y: sid NJ
Sesdy o;btr I'd d tae Hs6 KaIoe snd
sss sf ::Sy s' r. III = 70 :sss1 sa :
t.nra viii Tie OF the open day Iae Eevc
Ss S Sn F. % e st
the aernoon. On SsufdA5 as PC returned towp very
heavy 14.n ceo"psnisd ~ gs a!ga ont q Addea'roto %
nage' wcse In ron,t tA ruddlt' the vndoEs ciouttd
And al ths dapoLdlaE 9ncomltA N Englsh Tet day
fierce.
W. have pusocsely, sf.r. We this somexhat pei
ioa = .re .1as. re b,d xs.hs. q le
aa5s r., e. ~ anensd t. feat eoms ouy ths hm,x
a.. as;s:e :; Il! { sk;s IS ~ y
eaa b. tssa he III evepT
~ sht s s tse fSn our ss. In RE min II
ases fhs tgs1 p:s fs'es% e.
9s.s M # 1h,t
xbe,t q! toptssr bsatea dow - tbe sind % md
81 tos :sst T. e :; .7s1 5
ss do@D ted % IT, s.a
q 9:1 20 'ss h:aa Sas
n.ofc and That nlvtr BE- wo.to eats st III Esvs
It dung ad The iho hons T., u ba.ts
I to p, xs af s 1aa ~ pn nsa,
bea lii he d With one hand - he orens ths q.
With the th fos score crtvo Of hspeas lokInk 1ano1
What thorouth a!f q deeHondsney shele Aboui the
!ss nj: to sh's boPs dssa @hies
~ wesher IL ia: its Influence On agriculture il tat
ED akto Re ost 81 ni'ous quene Ths los Of
1.s. Hni he national one: for such bad t!meA for
w!A Be I'D times for everybody. At z5irxa
" ~ ~ Iay Se Ee 70 aate the must enoou1xns view
orto attempt 70 ah rk 1he ill., xe have to cont.nd
ksefY passing khowtr wl!tel nor and more nt41.
10 s s9ss ses 1., ~, wb.s thls while
sersh sus1 mset = s. e mata 4 .hs wheat no
nthe1tx 70 Eany fA11ezs htve alieat1 Ynefoned
X the ~ os.ss md future oatlay II hi. Vic 10
1hsss ths elaaee II aouae cths. dalT!ea m. ,.,,
9eoslv Akded taps4 hav1 fscnt .
ioeteo On u. be.as q seetaad Only an T.
YET ~ oettAf but re ouly V;tatfh.1 =.
- sfs1s, ~ H ses. sppros 70 d. H.
have 70 look to. Our ewn expe1&nes snd nov tecn.t
uofavoahe ne!eane aaould b eartfay eoised 1h d.
sdTtees and opinions Of yaior1 fhs
~ = 5esaa e1%sn % y ~ 4xteS,tatsl Prospe. "a
wdtisn ~ e sye1 especially deEugl not 70 lntesf<rt =
, 1860-09-04

oIEAwA, 6. r., Sept l:-on returning 10 his
residence: the Prince held levee, aud large
nanoer a9l o. gentlemen we're presented, hut no
Cd NTH the legiela' ure. The ROYAL paIty
afterwards rode TO Chapdierre Falls aud the
suspension Bridge. whcrs they dismouuted,
@ gos on CRIB and vent down a timber slide.
1nousauda Ct people watched them descend,
who cheered as theY shot past. The scene was
fasoeF exciting. The royal crib got down safe,
ana tne party Fas taken of in canoes to al
island in the centre OF the bsv, pesr which the
eacoe races were held. Tho river WIS covered
WIN Snail boats, and presented beautiful ap-
pearance: TIE Prince took great interest IN
I6e ~ proceedings, applauding The rictors, &c.
"a returned to she city at seven o'clock, IN .
barge specially prepared, aud rowed by aix
gentlemen: He was much pleased with the
egents OF the day.
, 1860-09-04

CAUTION. All persons are here
Notes sy The undrr.gEel AL p.ysl|e 10 u &
Camp o! order. IN The 6tn of .auary lat executed
Fairfield, Iowa. eertan notes ot Buu< auo0hi!nx
y he :rr.ss to 94ta aad uKuns AZ vaI'ou. lines
Camp order. have us dc.. gains. said recs,
and 'aAi reAtst the pa5u thereof. .
Alex. H. HUYETT.
FsIrat;,3 1n.rs AuRnst ist i9tsl-arsr:
, 1860-09-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF CHICAGO,

s,r cene. Morgan d1.:d .;.a ton; aas. s;s e; 81.
rsos q9tsr = s,.t hads T. o,
naadt ~ CT .a
t.ls puh zig hanks pain lxa b1s 8 balcs. trunks,
I.opotsnaxo". W.lssf. ~. co1asraa IS ton, soves,+
,,e tcE: K.BBs ss To-; %ssa ss uu,..xs II, ps.
rsn Tonaw.nda Ta,mer, nu4o is bid. sugar. 81 pkes
IL: s Is piss ,o1. ii e. 81 god. Ia a1es
s'as, u%sa!as. 3 1Sn. In Il, .ho,
r1o$j Ss:s;: s b:e:e, s. ,e.egs ne.a t's' 10
!.5K %n s.a:xs: Fai Foa !iS4oaos N iunSs:.
liax srts,tepol. snSh, 9 nd liives. 100 edswod.
sef sf iHFf p.7y ~; Mel.ilss. hsia Kas
sss:S pss.: d,f's Ks'sassas, q so'ds s.rs. 'so
Hss,:f ce;;; S rs,s :: i,s sss Il,
set Ms,m.id Thompson. White El,sr. g oords~ooa.
SET ss' Gee R1si fS '2 8 z s.,ss 1000
Hehr rient e. Tnampsos, Mu:t teson. 70 N lumber:
seaf 4 D.;e:. calnon, Mu.fesen. ii lun,t 70 Il
s :f' ssaaa Fs hs1ss S
t4s9s ss: 20 tons
SSss IL 81 u1. ~ !. sSsss ssa ss d
Schr T1ow whrdge, Coyne, Detroit sO0 Ibis SIT.
EchE 'ascutfa, ore. Kalamazoo, ~ cords wood.
schr Gem Enbzecht, Black LAKE, 70 cords wood, soo m
sclr Mngnet. Mc0raw, Ka,an,s ZOO, 70 N lumter.
Ecl1 q Richmond, Kerh. Bcdaln. 800 tons coa!.
Ec3w Lautel, Aefxe, kalsm,zoo. 10 curds wood.
CLEARED. Sept. s.
Irop wanda, pamfr Dudslo 14oo bush wheat 1.oc0
,,,o. R'xf r. ksa: w'3snn 9as .uSa',e ma.s-
pork. 8ls gr.en hides ~ bass E,ass ased. Is bags
fueA l78 Ia corn, 9,0 busA Wheat 2s8 bags A.
r ptss IN 11drlef, " bales bs0dtn corn.
Prop Avon, Ratcl Atntrca lila bush wheat, al bla
Brig s. ba:topo. smlth. Grand River, 1eo brls sait
FTg Young Ant ica, Doyle, Eu % ooJ bush wheat.
rsg lilo GEande, aTkn, thwe.o, II 81 bush wheat.
Srf Mlan >lEderson, vi A3 t1awego. load Al Racine.
+chr T. Erpu. Garrett White River.
SchF Aertna.L4 thompson. Whte River.
:,chr IlIco's, bur.e. Mu. keEgn.
Schs Tel graph. Nayea, Grand Haven.
eehf Gu sader, Coa.es, Kalamazoo. 2 K III DJze.
Scr Dan Ma1be Ayesa Nah0s ~ tons feed 10 h1s beef.
'uhr's dur.
sehr " u ste'ens. johnson. Pot sazn1a, 1900 ba=h
what
Scsr Ttowbr1dee. Coyne Buffalo, load at Racine.
chr Er.nu 11&an {kK4ypF 1 kf,&h
, 1860-09-04

CARE RACE. Sept. 3.-The steamship CITY OF
Manchester from Liverpool ED u1. !, ria QUEENS
town e3d, passed this point at 8 r. II. to-day
bound to New Ynr5.
She was boarded by the news yacht Of the
Associated Press, aud the following summary
Of her news obtained:
Garibaldi has landed in Calabria.
rARls, Wednesday.-D spatches announce
serious disturbance in Basileata. Several corps
OF Garlba'dians hare landed and met with sue.
cess. 1t is nat known whether Gariba!di " Is
present or not.
The Daily Ntus confirms tbe announcement
that the Calabrians are In open revolt against
the King Of Nipples and in favor Of Garihaidi
The French government has abandoned the
project Of raislng Spain TO the rank Of great
power for the present.
, 1860-09-04
General Il Otirys

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
Advsstiters 10 Chicago Wishing to The trat<
ffn.n VI: hfkrn a.clkan d.. b. advertising in the
WEEKLY GLA* ION, published By II. :. C1rBB Il s.o,
Grand Havcn, A!eh- all4.tn
, 1860-09-04

SALE or rnr S7s4sxa PL.srr-wc understand the
men md was tnl!t Newp. in 1854 bY III. War. aid
.s ee cepssg s e. liz .es
pepety .he dd p1ove profitable tment anu now
eefst 's. s s on
Lar saR ,oSs ;r1t whsa a. NJ
aud II us
1s ap nh #
nt Two or ir vessel NJ anchor. With more less
sqaal lii, vsi ct this section last evtnlre.
The steamer Pearl had part Of Ter awntrg deck blown
Ma.deu.I1h!d.
ra.n c1ear At Quebec on the zb:A for Cteve anc.
Tho Wess Wind and VIII e Cloud arrived u Nsw Yo,k
asy betoIe the former nom Al 4ndEa and The
NEWS rsox LACE SurKEIon 1T THE SEA I,tkp-1b- Sc,
Tie Government schooner Lanp ghcr viii Light iia"ss
segass n'!s . stsaa
+. ss Il sStMt T. hGSss ss
nss Z Ut a1,s
Adve,tiss !. 1Bt.
9a ssiSx e. si ass
tae o:HaRe to The thlpi1 cut or p:r Up to la eye-
,Ityed dsy ron 1spe: ss'as C. 'ns
esr!y In TIE mo'nnk Eaat sppesed to hlia to be
mile blow he mouth o Dsrst 'ses xa' a''0'ee
near xth d III beP ssf loss
asav OF badly split. oaers reported In Ike stuson
SIT Geo: fo,te. kouna down. grain laden. whe7 st
Feh,lns lt.nd was st1usk by Il Tha'sdsy
aud ass1 ha on 8 ~ ~, "a Lighted Of yesterday By
.mall vessel Wa ~ driven o. the bach short dis
, 1860-09-04
Alch4fatoh Spence d. Co.'S Circular
Pre- &ruro,


rks ArK1oA.l 11Yrunx,, Au~ r. .sto.
the easy part of the eek the vratcr
aas w + h'a since become very unseted and to-day
The ttaae rut avery tn for a ARTICLES On Tucedsy.
MRF SousEnp re tnAneas d3ne 10 wheat ef+ claly
ON f1ench fe At general advance Of I'd e ctuta If
p1sf xheaa however. y dacult IN make sales at
AKnelt tNee~ Flour WAS dsm without mitch dMtE lndi'
made for mixed.
mark t. rnlers from The country attended In
Son'aefate uHmH and, lrhucncrd by tho weather:
9ou2ht wheat TreY freely 1T further advance OF 1l15c
eclta On est qualities zud about "a 0u oAe new a!it-
4ose 4ea brought In setAl - 81 sud while !Ss tr 0 b
Flour ecnls bEl de4te with taes 10 far c1tctt III.
aAa corn good demand IT IL per Qu1'fer tvct rrtvon8
s.tes VIC Quote WHEAT: He'd "fMsn 11s 7d&lla "a :;
southern lis 9d&les white In 66ples lod r 90 bs
fleutfIladelpha uper rtne sasfess 81 Extrt Ohio and
aderhA ak4b1@s: e1ta wes{cTn ea2ess ID rf ls6
1bs- Indian corn-mlxed 33xS3:A I'd yellow AIs tt@sf;
white 36.tai$s 81 per 80 lba-
DEzrThcrc Is 10 r1vcmcus Of denaard. end prices
rem ain unalfer1d.
FoRk-Qul I, without change In value.
BAcox-seIf slowly at former rates.
CHE1sx In tsm.nd aad good qu4ltsea cwt dear
LA.D quiet the weeks sales reaching about TO tons st
'ses as.o@ esI a aaf decline Of sae. ewt and Bue
crs Association" b. qu.ftd Ut ts1isa Cd cwt. In
lcnon slso the market Is at c.osug 6!31s 81 cet
+. T. Il. In al posltlrns.
S1Eps-1here IL some speculative Inquiry for Clover
owing tn untAsoLab!a hccounts OF tbs growing nu but
hoideIa NJ! wI 10 Sell at advaLce VI A@s Il
cwt. No change in Timothy or FISK seed.