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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-25

GSTlLL AHEAD at No. u N)rth street. (For
~ the accommodation of the pubic, the store will
be epcn during this day)
we have the pleasure to place before our friends, in
advance Of all Others, the and highly interesting
work, by James, called "AgincoM, Romance of the
Early Wars between France and England" 25 cts.
NO - iarper's Pictorial Illuminated Bible, 25 cts.
NO. o Lile OF Jackson. by Amos Kendall, % cts.
Self Denial, by Mrs. Hofland, 25 cts
Reflections, BY Mrs Hoffland, % cts
London Punch, two dates, l2k cts
London illustrated News and Times, two dnCs 25
The Gamblers Mirror Yo /, illustd by appropriate
Eneravngs, 35 CTS
Obadiah Oldburk's LuGcrous and very Affecting Adj
ventures during his 0ourtship, 25 cts
Toy Books and Supfb Hoyday Presents, attractive
Story Books, with Al the last cheap and new publ
cations, for sale wholesale and retail, by
SHURTZ < TAYLOR,
No North street, Baltimore,
And TAYLOR q co. penna Av Washington Il
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-25

THE TARIFF. 1t is said that the committee
of ways and means of the U. S. House of Re-
representatives., will report bill for the general
reduction of the tariff early after the holidays.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-25

4 ARD LAMPS. | have received another LOT
a of SOLAR LARD LAMPS, both gilt and bronz-
ed, with plain and cut globes also, Camphine and
Pine Oil Lamps Of every description, which are Of
feied at exceedingly low prices All kinds of Lamps
cleaned and repaired.
DDS 81 C.. WEST No. IL Sham street
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-25
NO, 3 BaTIlnOre street.
d25-lW Between the Market and the Bridge

FENO TEACHERS. A CLASSICAL MALE
n SCHOOL, with Fixtures and Room, win be dis
posed of to well qualified Teacher, The most rea-
sonable terms The School is situated in of the
most desirable locations in the city; and the Scholars
are engaged for the year. Please address through the
Post office, with real name, o r. p IT. .
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-25
s $4,000 5S5 PRIZES Risn sst or s,s 81

A F"rER CHRISTMAS, draws the splendid
"a Susquehanna Canal Lottery, with capital of
S25,600 This is something grand! All those who
wish fun pockets for the New Year, TOM MORROW
(Tkursday) is your chance. Call on EMORY & co
and prize is sure.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-25

WNI BITE FLANNELs-ALLW WOOL! Only
Wv 25 cts. per yard, will be opened this day at
HAYWeRD'S Cheap Store, No. 25 Howard-st
nS ID door from Fayettc.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-25

HELLY STRANGERS. A large supply of
Of Jelly Straners (assorted sizes) on hand and for
sale low, by ALFRED II. REP,
No. 335 Baltmore-st.,
d25-tf End Tin Store above Howard street.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-25

SPLENDD MUSICAL WORK BOXES.
- have jus received some beautiful Ilaid Mureal
Work Boxes, Dressing Cases, Desks, and Fancy Box
es some of which can sell for half the importation
cost Being desious of closing out my stock OF Jew
chy, Fancy Aticcs and Toys, of which have SPLEEN
did ass0rtme Purchasers may find it to their inter
est TO give M n call rs am determined 10 please in
regard to vate,y Of articles and prices. Call and
convince yourselves, at JACOB TRUSTS,
No. 32 Baltimore street, north side,
d25-a* few doors above Lberty-st.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-12-25

EI70R PEEE LADIES. supply of NUT
q PICKS abi NUT CRACKERS, on hand and for
sale by ALFRED IL. REP,
No. 1855 Baltimore st.
d25-tf 2Bd Tin Store above Howard street,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14
WHERE is YOUR nOMEl

sat me down upon the bank Of the
river, meath big elm tree, and as |
looked around me a little child came to
the spot with handful of wild fpwel S
that he had gathered. "Where is thy
homel" said !: when he tod me. with u
smile, that his home was at The house
where bees buzzed on the wood bine, and
the birds sung on the tree. Happy child.
hood! The buzzing bee and the singing
birds are emble'ns Of the joys which span.
kle in thine eye and the delight that dwells
in thy hearl
A sailor came by with buadle in his
hand. "Whr,e IS your homrl" said /.
"a mastrr," he replied fmy home is on
the sea. | was brought up on the ocean
from a enid, and | never knew another
home. ! am on my way to sespurt
now; my home is on the sea-" Peace be
with thee hardy marinerl May thy bark
find shellering port at last!
An aged man came by leaning on
staff, has eyes were dim, his brow wrn.
kled, aud he sadly faiteIed "a his steps a
he walked on his way. Where Is your
home, aged mani" said |. IL am p'l-
grim here below for little while, bu, my
home is 40 leaven!" was has reply. The
presence oil the High and Holy One be
with thee, aged pilgrim, smoothing the
latter end of thy journey. and giving tee
an abundant entrance into lif- eternal"
Often and often have ! sat on the same
bank, beneath the same tree, and called
to mind the child, tn mariner, aud the
aged man; the latter IS, trust, IN heaven,
the sailor may yet be tossed on the rag
ing waves, but the child is noe grown to
be a man--ayi and ] hope truly CHRIS.
tan man-snt he still lives at the first
house, where "the bee buzzes on the wold
bne an The bird sings on the tree"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH IA, 1914.

the Presidency. we shall hear of the Sub
Treasury sgain--a measure which, whilst
It will unite the purse and the sword, in
the hands OF the Executive, will greatly
increase the patronage OF the President.
II will bring the currency down to hard
money, and necessarily check the enter.
prise and industry of the country. II will
reduce the wages Of labor to the standard
OF Pauper labor in Europe, and thus make
the rich richer and the poor poorer, and
this the friends of Mr.. Van Buren, will
call "Republtcansm" and say that they
are par excellence the friends of the Poor, I
The people mean to do right. II there.
fore becomes the Wing party to Invite
temperate discussions, AMI explain their
principles without giving offenca. M
man will be convinced if you first offtnd
hun, but by concis'ion and good temper
get the People to listen, and success piH
foiiolc.
With great Respec.
Yours &c.
E. S. DUNCAN.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

Lo co.ro co DEFINED. The edit f
the Clarion, u spirited Wing paper, pun
llshed al Il Ugh N nth Cro'ina, fur
nishcs new txplnn itlun ofihe meaning
OF this p ilIical app l'a'tve, winch "epuh.
lsh for the eSpecil benrGt 1T all conc. rn.
oil. He saysu aasg va to a noisy 81 q e
Of pot val ant pnltiti .ns. 10 one { their
towns. who hab tnally congr, gal. Il the
bar room Of The Ir ncipal hotel. 20 luxur,-
ate on the teantrs OF Lccptoc ism and
whiskey. A stou'. hrswny kentucky
drover, who sioo six { e aud upwards ia
his stockings. dear l,'ver Of Il, cry Clay
--as all true h art.d X nia. kiaGs 81 ould
be had endured their 'wsdomic ~ lnc,,-
b'a'ions, and provoking tauats. until he
couli hear It n, lorg r, and in the bitter.
ness Of his soul, he pronounced themz
pack of Locofocos.
A pert disciple offered 10 b that hs
could not Tell the meaning of the word
Not tell he meaning of that word p
quoih h. e the Bloody CIR und WI.
what is il 'Yon all know well enough
What Lo means: hom IN pin ip'es. iow IA
palr,oiism. hp in r,gieoosn' s.. rnd nov
particularly hog in sprits Well. 10
means the company--ths whole gang OF
you--sn sh e.. tn, loo company. Aud
thin as t, Fo; tits as easily s"rn as FOL :.
II az ans foe to your coun'ry's best inter-
est, foe 10 good currency, foe t. Amer
lcan labor against the labor of Ei,gi,h
pauper IS, and I. cap the whole. Zoe to H. n
nv Clay. the cleverrst fellow a. all crea-
,or. Well the other Co is tn company
of al ihis---tbe Zoe eompony--and iog' tn
er, forms KIDD Of double o0pr,nership.
Of winch seem Ia be very active members.
my nnnds They locked Mt ms fists.
aad his eye. and were discreet.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14
Fao,a ne H. s. Ga.ekfe
lURRAH FOR BRAVE HARRY,
THE PRIDE or THE wEsr.
Am" The Star Spanried Brsner.

AiR-"7he Star Spangied Btsner."
Oh sill you may spy. on the battle mrnts high.
The banner Of {" Futy" still sireaming;
And close by its side, in its glory and pride,
Anether, with vict"y cleaning.
And see how il ishes. whence the breeze dash.
ls front to ID" sun, "The Mill. Boy Of the Slash.
es!"
And bears a maito inscribed on its crens
Hunsh for Brave Harry, the Pride II the West.
And hnrk from Tho mountains! and list from tho
plain,
And cen fiom the dsd swelling ocean.
Ten thousand repeat IL, in thuBders again
And loudly proclaim their devotion,
Eor him, whom the nation have named for the
or chief, at the Washington Inauguration;
THEN up with the Banner that brsfs on it, crest:
Hurrst Tor Brave Harry, the Pride of the West
And widely. en- proudly. that banner ,hail wave.
Since the voice the pcop.e procla,m< II:
And could our brave chefnin, nov low in his grave.
But wnken 10 life he would name il.
Fot Oft did he say, that in ell our array
The star which shone brightest. ~as brave Hsr.
" Clay;
Then this be our motto. our watchword. our crest.
Hurru! for Brave Harry, the Pride OF the West.!
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

One day lat week, taere was a terri-
BILE baitlt on the wharf betwrea n coca
Tan old p tscoon that Il cured IN he Wing
campalgn nl le40) and couple az bun
logs, repr,s ming, ave soppos", Van I'u-
renism and Gathoun,sm. The ball dogs
iuught sperariy. bot III coon went to
his work as II lhe boo, and glory Of .he
NATION were staked on him. Max ny hu
keen & eth meet deep IN the flesh OF the
greater dog ivan Burensm,) he DIR
garded ~ the oaes &C lesser dog (Cal-
houoisml and kept ms hold s. pers W
ugly That at last The four foot tyre &
Locoiocoism I'D in agony fowhng, and
bearing his ronquercr along wuh MN -
Even then tn hs W. G en rtias"d % re-
ilqul,h his pipe nm he sys, nders tad
to n.eriere 10 save the dogs life.
THIS same old co"n will be cossrirs.
GUS a, oar log. cabin raising ia the sprsux-
Keep your doss away. Nests. l. co Fo-
to.-Lou'sriHs Journal
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14
THE BALL IN MOTION.

Ten thousand Wigs in counel-Connec-
ficut aroused Great C0nreatioa Of
Wing young men,!
The Wing Young Men of Connecticut
h. III mighty Convention at Hartford on
the % Every part of III State was iu'-
ly rrpresent' d, while from good rortior.
the People dlspecse with send ng DELI
gates and came ttems-lv. For exam.
pie, Norwich sent fifty carriage londs;
Norwslk, (not large town. 10 mills off
rs d, leg ties; Avon srnt every Wing vot
er in the town but two; but Bristol bore
off the s. lendd Banner offered by III
Wings Of Hartford 10 the I WIN wi ich
should send the fullest delegation. Sim
had 293 Delegates on the ground. being
Just the number OF her vot for Harrison
in 1870 Such was the spirit with which
this Convention of The Pc, Pile. ten thou.
sud siiong, was ANNA ed.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14
v'R9U FNIZ Goods.

HNHE undersigned have finished opening their
Il FALL SUPPLY OF GOODS; among which
may be found the following:
34-5 and Ga Brown Muslins, 3-4 and Sd
Bleached Muslins, Beached and brown Suffolk
drills. great variety of British and American
prints White. yellow and red Flannels; 78 and
4 Apron check; PLAIN, plaid and fulled Linsey;
Crash and Diapers Ladies worsted mts; Ladies
Beaver, Kid, and Silk Gloves; Lineo Berlin, KID
and Wooden Gloves; Hosiery of every descriptions;
Thread edgings and incertngs; Cotton edgIngs and
inceftings; Jsconet and thick Cambrcks; Swiss,
Book. Lace and Null Musns; Blk, Bro, and
Invisible green Alpaca Lustres; Lustre LANES
Isisaus. Pafsians; Bombsznes; Blk, Blue Black
and Light coloured Silks; Bonnet Ribands, &c d,
&c. Aso--a complete assortment of Clothes,
Cassimeres. Ssttineus. Vestings. &c. &c; such as
blue, blue black brown. and invisible green Cloths
blue and tab Beaver Cloths; B lue black and fan.
cy cooured Cssameres; Sattiuets of every discrip-
ZION, price and colour; Kentucky Jeans; Merino
and Satin Vestings; Poneee, flag and bandans
hdkfs.; $40 and l24 Whitney Blankets, Negro
Blankets and Horse Blankets; Cotton Yarns all
numbers; White and coloured Carpet Chain;-
Also, complete assortment OF Groceries, Queens
ware, Shoes, Boots, Hats. Caps, &c &c all of
which will I've sold very loo for cash, or punctual
men on time.
Oct. %. I843. LIKENS & CAMPBELL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

MARRIAGE ExTR ,oRDiNARY.- Ia Ope.
lousas, isanc q. Reed. to Miss Anna ).
Conds. Any thing but 40 Anna Conda
Tor wife
A boy Constructor" as the youth
called il, would certainly B" preiersbl'.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14
That Same Old Coon!

lsnKR THs hnoss caPfIns witt DIX HsRaLpsn
FORTH THe wEtKGy PROGRESS oF rHE ssYises
AND pntNRs ~ MAT ssME on coos, uNrit.
~ 'HoLts rHF "LtTrLE rnx IN MAJ
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14
VOLUME 45.


l. published every Thursday morning al TWO
DOLLARS 9sr year. n paid ~ adeoHeej
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS with
in the year, and THREE DoLLAhs a, the
end Of the year. No P~ref discontinued unt'l
ali srresrsees, srePaid, except the option Of
the publisher
ETNo subscription will be taken fot less peri
cd than sis moatts.
ApvgRrfsEMEsrs will be inserted three times at
One Dollar per square Of fourteen lines, and at
Twenty-Five Cents fof each subsequent insertion.
The number Of insertions must be marked on
sent, or il will be continued until forbid, and
charged accordingly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14
OF OKfuCS- MEDICINES, PAINTS,
Dye-StuHs, Oils,
CONFECTIONERY,
FANCY GOODS. &c.

and all other articles in their line, to which they
respectfully invite the attention Of buyers
lhe following are among their stock, and any
preparation or compound will be carefully stteaded
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14
NAI.IiNAI.I!!

A LARGE supply 81 Gfouud Alum and tap
v aaH iof saie ycfy los for csst
Nov p fat1 $50 JAMESON
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

'ENut .shsciher hes last received 30 sa'ks q
Sell hne AID lsfee ~htsh ~ siii ~. los
e. eash. MAsH'N kROEsEN.
S-risHtsf 20 1919
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14
IIONEY.

II u y II T.
EHkNE iusi received q qusniiiy 81 CLARIFIED
u HONEY whtch siii se cold loss.
Tgls a. Gao. RAENHAL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

DALSAM OF Life; hsi.am OF Mathis; E-s.
ID Cnaamoa. Lemon, and Bcfgamoti ul Of
Lsrpoa; Liqaorice Bali Percussion Caps do Split
June GEORGE RAENHAL
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14
Bacon & Lard.

n HAVE small Dos uf BACON and LARu
i shich ! siIl sell los fsr cssh.
Ne, rs. iafa DANIEL 5. WHITE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

Precipitste, Red
Piussian Blue
Pumice Stone
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-03-14

rINHE Undersigned have finished opening their
Il FALL SUPPLY OF GOODS; among which
NAV be found the folowine.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-03-07
For Sale at Great Bargains.

0'C 90
w the undersigned having determined
W to sell off our stock of goods now on
hand, consisting in part of the following
articles, to wit:
o0 sacks superior Rio and havanna Coffee.
; hhds prime N. Q. Sugar,
III " common do
200 sacks G A Salt.
IS Liverpool Blown do.
Is !" Dried Apples,
10 e 90 Peaches,
~ bbls New Orleans Molasses,
3 " Sugar House do
70 " Green Apples,
Do Regs assorted Juniatta Nails.
together with a general u sortment of Gro
ceres, Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Do.
mestics, desire those wishing to purchase,
(elther at wholesale or rctaiD TO cal, and
price our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
We repeat. that sell out our stock Of goods
we must, and will between this time and
the 25th day Of March next, as (see from
advertisement for produce) we are DESTROYS
to close up our business at that time; if we
can DO so advantageously to ourselves OF
course we will, but if not, we will sell out
though il be at prices less than the prime
cost ofour goods Country produce will be
taken for goods and the goods sold at the
cash prices.
B. F. WOOD & Co.
Jan 16-10t al
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-03-07

James X. Brown. William Low
JAMES K. BROWN & CO.,
Wholesale GrOcerS.

NO "a Water street, st. Louis, Mo. between
| Pine and Olire streets.
II AVE in store and offer for sale the fol
- lowing GOODS
iuu bbls N. 0. sugar, Is bbls loaf and crush
ed sugar, 100 bags pr. Rio coffee, SO bags
Java and Lagura coffee, 100 bbls sup'r N.
Orleans Molasses, 90 bbls sugar house mo-
lasscs, 100 6. IL and l3 lb box's Imp. G P.
and Y. H. Tea, cases Imp. in lead caddy IS
) half chests Pouchong tea, 100 kegs ass'd
| Boston nails, SO Dbl no / and 3 Mackerel,
100 doz painted pals, so box and helf box
es sperm candles, II to 80 lbs each, 100 doz
Manila and Hemp bed cords and plough
| lines, 20 coils manila -ope, 25 nests paint.
ed Tubs, 100 reams wrapping paper, 900
bags l.. Blown and G. Alum salt, 900 bags
ass'd shot; 100 kegs FFF sporting powder,
100 boxes fresh Raisns, 80 bags pepper and
spice, 20 box starch, so box mould and dip'd
candles; 600 ID Boston saleratus in casks
and kegs, 1000 Id alum, in casks and kegs,
ooo % salt. petre, in kegs. 1000 ID copperas
IN bbls and kegs, 1000 10 superior indigo in
small kegs, 1900 10 madden in Kegs, 100
10 fresh nutmegs, 100 lb fresh cloves, 900
drums fresh Smyrna figs, 90 jars fresh
prunes to 10 Id each, box superior pine
apple cheese, Is cases sweet oil, one dozen
eaeh' ~ DoA or pepper, ~ 10 each, Ia 10
papers; 20 bbs and half bbls fresh Rice,
LOCO ID new cod fish in bulk. 20 box no
chocolate, 10 do variegated soap, so do Bos.
ton no l brown soap, 100 do no l scaled
herring, 200 kegs tar in prime order, 90 bbls
tar in prime order; 200 mats cassia; 10 gross
Lindsay's liniment, 10 gross superior paste
backing, 20 box fresh Sicily Lemons, 20
GO Lemon syrup, 20 kegs gr Ginger, 20 half
boxes superior TChacco IN hoy omoL;pr
Tobacco; 25 box, doz each. Mustard. % |
bales wick yarn, 40 bags Pittsburg yarn
lO0 10 bar lead, 5 bales soft shelled almonds. |
Those visiting st Louis, who intend buy
ing goods for cash, will find our goods all /
OF the best quality and at the very lowest
cash rates: Actual tare given on sugar bar.
reis and Kegs of all descriptions.
Always wanted at the mnrket rates, bees
wax, flax seed and various kinds uf Produce.
JAMES x. BROWN & CO.
m.r7-S5 al
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-03-07
NEW SPRING IND SUUNER
EOODN

rESIlE' subscribers are now in receipt of a
a full stock of spring and summer goods
which were purchased late in November
and early in December, and are prepared 10
sell at small advance for cash. Having a
partner resident in the city of New York
we shall be supplied with all desirable
styles OF goods during the spring and sum.
mer months. The following comprises
part of our stock:
200 bales A, 7-6 and ga brown shee.ings
and shirtings,
p cases bleached shrtings,
III bales cotton osnaburgs,
~ 90 tickings, various styles,
Is do brown drllings,
100 cases fancy prints, II do blue do.
do ginghams, do printed lawns
5S do summer pantaloons stutfs, viz:
denlms, York mixtures, saxony mixtures,
kremlins, summer casslmeres, Greek fan.
cies, crankies, cottonades, Rouen cassi
mores, check drillings, gambroons, Hamil.
ten tweeds, blue drills,
case superior buffalo cloth, 9 do tweed
do sattlnets, assorted,
do blue, black and invisible green
cloth,
10 DO kentucky jeans, do kerseys and
Y ork jeans,
cdSt surfing StttPts, ) 90 "a checks,
do brown linens, 3 do irish linens,
do dom gingham. A do black and
colorcd cambria,
40 case mems and boys palm hats,
150 doz hosiery, comprising an assert
ment OF ladies' white, brown, slate end
black hose, mems brown, mixed and white
half hose, jaconets. cambrics, Swiss and
book muslin, bishops lawn. long lawns, lin.
en- cambria, pongee silk, flag silk, Madras
and cotton flag hdkfs, insertings, edgmgs,
ID black and white ig'd lace, green berage:
Italian and India sewing, cotton and linen
thread, twist, lasting, gilt and horn coat
and vest buttons, pearl, agate and bone
shirt buttons, tuck, side, reading, and ivory
combs, fancy hdkfs, cotton shawls, black
silks, cold do, silk and cotton velvcts; bal
zorincs, organzines, ltalianese, faisons,
white and pink Florence, white satin, gents
and ladies silk, H. S. and cotton gloves,
black and white French Grape, hat Grape,
Russia diaper, canvass padding, &c.
DOAN KING s. CO.
No 1877 Main.st. st Louis.
mar7-Repbs2.5 Al
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-03-07
NEW GOODS.
B A r TON T. AVID
Water Street.

water Street,
ID ESPECIALLY informs the citizens OF
El Burlington that lie has Just received
from New York and st. LOUIS, general
assortment of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
which he feels confident that he can sell as
cheap as can be bought any where else in
the city, all he asks is customers, and he
will show them his Goods, give them his
piices and let them judge for themselves.
My stock consists in part as follows, viz
Heavy Pilot and Beaver cloths, Broad do
Mole skin, fulled cloths, Kentucky Jeans.
Sattlnets. Kerscys, Linseys, Flanntls,
Bed Tickings, Blankets, apron checks,
Ginghams, prints oil various qualities and
patterns.
Table Linen, brown and bleached Mus
Inns
Gloves, Suspenders, Needles, Pins,
Looking glasses, Hdkfs. cotton Yarns,
Stationery, Hardware, Queensware,
Hats and caps, Sole and Upper Leather,
And great many other articles too nu
merous to mention, all Of which will be sold
for cash, pork, wheat, corn, oats, Flax-seed,
beeswax, &c.
NOy30
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Prints
q lGUT Sprigged French Prints,
Ia Dark Striped do do
Eng. and American fig'd. stp'd. and
Fancy Prints.
Muslin Ge Laiaes.
An assortment Of fashionable and beau.
tifnl patterns.
Alpocas.
Blk and blue blk, striped and plain
Aipacas. Also, mole cs'd, ditto.
B0n5aeines
Blk and blue blk. splendid article.
Chesans ard Grape de Lains.
beautiful and durable article. com.
priSing variety o! patterns
ShaWls, Hdkfs. and Scarfs.
Splendid ELK fancy shawls, silk and
wors,ed hdkfs.
Silk scarfs for Ladies and misses. n
beautiful article ror Spring and Summer.
Hosiery.
Ladies white and cold cotton hose.
Ingram do do
For sale cheap by
S. c. THOMPSON,
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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-03-07
Fancy Articles. Reads 90

& NLASS Toys-a curious and beautiful
" assortment, China toys, g.ass tea
sets, ink stands, smelling bottles, cigar hol.
GERS, china pipes and pipe bowls, fancy
book boxes, reticules and work boxes, snuff
and tobacco boxes; silver, gilt, enameled
and beautifully painted snuff, tobacco and
Paint boxes; gold, gilt, glass, china, and
cnamcied heads Of every variety and for
every possible purpose; beautiful Seals for
lore letters; finger rings, splendid hair pins,
fancy gilt watches, eyclets, corscts and
whale bone Of every variety; elastic garters,
ivory gum rings, rattles, &C., with MANY
other articles too numerous to mention, for
sale by S. G. THOMPSON.