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CHAPTER III.

st. Valentines day had wancd far into
the eycning-Cuptd' banquetiIng season
was i'll rs dying watch, and many warm
heart had throboed quicker, as the eager
hand unioided tie precious packet, and ma
ny a bright eye had >paIkled DIS it rested on
tue splendid eft, or more darling love obla-
iion The clocks on the tail church-splres,
which lowered up Ike cay sentlneis, had
chiined eleven Esia ilenShaw had just re-
turned from parry, and she was sitting IN
dnguId attitude on 4 sofa IN her sister par
Tor. Mrs Parkinson looked fondly but
proudly ln,o Esia's iace--never had her
beauty wore Il more Commanding aspect
her wIliowy and graceful iignre yielded IL
self t. Il hali-reclnlng pVsltion--ber Jet
black shining hair, parted smoothly upon
her forehead, fell IN heavy cuIls upon her
neck-the long carved lashes dropped PEN
slvely over her eyes, like thin shadowy
cloud half yelling the light of two mon
strous stars, and her fair hand care.essly
plucked the leaves from a withered bios
som, the simple and lovely ornament she had
worn upon her bosom.
Esta Henshap that evening had been the
centre of attraction. Her brIlliancy had
surrounded her with an admlrIug circle, and
many a heart was ready to lay down The tn
butte of its homage before the majesty OF
her mind, the nobleness of her sternly dis
ciplined soul Her conversation had spark
led with polished gems, elaborated from the
rich veins of her own lofty thought; her
music, with its pure warbling sweetness, had
moved her listeners like the mellow and
elastic breathings Of wind harp, and IN
her very presence there had seemed spell
Ike a chain drawing the soul upward and
still upward. She had been conscious of
her power-conscious OF a kind vi triumph,
as what woman is not but SO far from be-
ing exhilarated, she was, on the contrary;
really detected; for in the depths of her
spirit she confessed, to her own humiliation,
that the fiatterIng JUNCTION had but klndled
the flames OH the altar of her vanity. This
quick review made her feel seli-reproachful
and unhappy. Then memory seized the
reIns, and there came careerlng through
her mind thick crowdIng recoliectlons,
which, IN defiance OF her philosophy and of
her religion too armed themselves to be-
come her tormentors. The delirlum which
such successes as hers will sometimes AVA
ken for a moment even In the strongest
souls, had subsidized, and now her heart
seemed like magIcIan's chamber. Wher-
ever her inward giances fell, at one point,
startled into vivid existence, sprang out VS.
IONS of the affluence which had comprised
her early years, tarnished by dark shadows
Of the crash of fortune, which had broken
down all her prospects; at another, visions
Of pale, death-smitten faces, all still and
passionless in the coffin and at yet anoth-
er, there arose anew the engagements other
uncompromsing and victorious conflict with
circumstances through the years OF her be-
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Railroad .4ccidenf-The engine and baggage
car ran off the track into the river, near Mon'pe
ler, last Monday, but no one was hurt. Inc en-
plue made two ummerscts.-WMdssr Journal
That's the strongest set to for hummer sh's mas
been made yet.
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TFbMSs so cnsh in 'tvpnce So 90 if payment is
made 20 diau'e, interest always charged on the end of
the year
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airy enough to know thing she has written.
Look out, Fiiz Henry, I'm afraid the man
that marries Miss Henshaw will be in the
category described by Schiller, you know
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lust RECEIVED a Old-e Established Music Store
Of u street, Pennsylvania avenue the following
popular from the publisher, Oliver Dson, Boston
which viii be sold usual reduced prceour cents
WILLIAM FISCHER.
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This memorable day has passed and although Con-
gress has paid honor 10 its anniversary, nor have
any manifestations Of public rejoicing in our
city, yet this day pass by without being eshy
remembered II was al the close OF the war Of 1872
after the treaty OF peace made, without having been
positively known in the United Staesin one OF the most
distant parts Of the republic, where the British had ex
pec,ed to strike US at vulnerable point and humble our
PRIDE aad cast ndelbe blot upon escucheon that
new American general. collecting few and not very
wedscipned troops had to cope with the flower Of the
British troops and the conquerors OF the conquered OF
Europe The indontabe energy OF Gen. Jackson. his
great sagaciy in posting his men, the valor which nerved
the hearts Of soldiers and the skill which directed
their hands. obtained one Of the splendid victories
which had ever been won by the Of free people
The loss Of the British was frightful-the loss Of the
Americans was comparatively nothing. We well reco-
.ct with what rapturous accamatons the intelligence Of
this victory was received BY the citizens OF the Atlantic
Sateshow proudly every heart beat with the glory which
our county bad acquired how gratefully the name Of
the Hero OF New Orleans hung upon every tongue To
him it was owing that the went out in gory--that
the spendor of the last contest still continues to brighten
the annals OF country All OF us at that time felt the
deepest obligation towards the hero and his troops; and
the Eighth Of January will contribute TO illuminate our
history 10 the latest generation, and inspire us with
idence in ourselves AMI in our arms This victory was
not like those Of Buena Vista and OF Mexico. Il was
victory over the best troops in the world and in the de-
fence Of our own soil AMI fresdes II
be forgotten. though the conqaerng hero has for
than four years been gathered unto his fathers Before
the next anniversary round, expect the
noble equestrian statue Of Mills, American artist,
gracine Of the public squares Of the national meop-
oils
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he so please to present himself TO the world and to pos
tety as the yoator and falsfer OF his soemnly pledged
word. They leave that 10 his conscience and his own
OF his responsibility to God and man But they do
complain that he and his cabinet in his name should at
tempt palliae and justify his proscnptve conduct by
stigmatzing every democrat removed by them, BY APP
plying 10 them base charge affecting either their moral
or official characters II is OF the official libel with
which Gen Taylor and his followers attempt to blast
the sPuta,ons oil the prescribed and thus 10 dispaage
the democratic party. that they complain
Now il Gen. Taylor will come manfully and honou.
bly, forward and admit that his pledges were mere party
trick made for other purpose than to dupe the cred.
ulous and then to be volaed-if he will admit that he has
himself prescribed and permitted his cabinet to prescribe
in his name, thousands Of democrats for their political
opinions and not for the specifically stated in BIZ,
inaugural address, for any other causes affecting their
characters and capacites he will do this act of justice
10 the individuals whom he has attempted BY his official
acts to libel and sgmatze and TO the party which he has
attempted, in the way, 10 dsparage and disgrace
we presume although we have no authority for
saying it the majority OF the Senate will NOT press
him for further reasons, nor reject any Of his
nominations, except for specific cause. II he will
not personally authorize this declaration 10 be made
in the Senate by some responsible member Of his
party in that body justice requires that the resolu
lion Of Mr. Bradbury should be passed, and that all
other should be adopted which may be
say 10 vndcae the character OF the democratic party
and the individual members OF il who have been pro-
scrbed. We confident that the thousands Of meri
orous and worthy democrats who have been removed by
the present administration, and their numerous friends
and supporters in every town and neighbohood Of the
Unon look to the Senate not for restoration. not to
prevent ederasts. if they otherwise unexception-
able. from holding office during the present presidential
term JUsrIoEfor vindcation OF their charac-
tiers from presidential caumny and presidential insult
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THE UNION.

repeal Of rule or rules Of the House and then stated the
question 10 be on The appeal from that decision taken by
the gentleman from Virginia, Mr.. MEADE.l
Mr. MEADE wished members to understand that his
object to effect the repeal OF all rules which prevented
the House from entertaining his resolution.
The SPEAKER having put the question on the appeal,
the House voted to sustain the judgment OF the Chair
Mr. MEADE arose to give notice OF intention TO offer
his resolution TO morrow;
But MEMBERS objected.
Mr. c. BUTLER moved that the special order be laid on
the table
The SPEAKER decided that motion to be out OF order
ICrss of "Call the roll - "Call the roll ri
MEMBER moved that the House do now adjourn |;
carried by ellers(a call for the yeas and nays thereon
having been made, and os,)-yeas 80, nays 49,
And so the House adjoufaed.
[Just now, we find il impossible to publish, on the
morning after they are fled petitions presented TO the
House under the rule They shall appear however, in our
columns as soon thereafter as possible.l
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GRAND BIRTH-NIGIIT BALL.-The Franklin Fire
pany pleasure announcing % the public that they will
Annual Ball evening"
January IL 1850 Hail. they will be pleased
fellow citizens honor with
this The blan, balls given BY the od Frankln
Tickets, $l Sothoons store, Georgetown
Mechums, drug store, Second
drug store, Edwin McCubbns Third Ward; L.
Ward; caspas's, Capitol l p Kelly Navy Yard Of
Of managers the evening ball
Gentemens clothing taken Of by proper persons free Of
cha 4
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For Mr. FoRNKY. Messrs Alberlson, Ashe Avcrctt Bay
Bayy Beao Bssei, Bocook, Booth, Bowdop Bowlin Boyd
A. q. Brown, w j. Brown, Bucl, But, Cable, @ Cald-
well, Cartier, Cleveland, II Cobb w. X w Cobb, Col.
cock Daniel, Dnimick, Disney, Doty, DuLham Edmund
son, Ewing. Feathefson Fitch. Faler, Gerry, Gilmore,
Gormsn, Gwen, Hackeu, Hail. Hamilton, Hammond, Har-
alison, Harlan, Iamanson l. O. Harris s. w. Harris, HID
bard, Hoasand, Holiday Howard, Hubbard; lage, A.
Johnson johnson, Jones, Kaufman, IA Serc " Her
DoweI, McLaDahan, Mci.ane, McMullen, MCQUEEN. Me-
Willie, Meade, Miller, Morris Morse, Odds, Orr, Parker,
Peaslee, Peck Phelps, Poter, Powell Rchatd,on, Rob
bins Robinson, Ross, Savage, Sawrele, Seddon, T.
Stanton, r. n Stanton, S,eison Strong Sweeser Thomas
Jacob Thompson, James Thompson, William Thompson
vensbe, Walden, Waldo, Wallace Weborn. Whitissey,
Wood. Woodward, and Young
For Mr.. 8 Foor --Messrs Alexander, Allen, Andrews
Ashmun, Baker, Bennett, Bokee, Bowie, Breck, Briggs,
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HOUSE OF REPRnsESTArIvEs.

After the reading OF the Journal,
Mr. MEREDITH p GEsTRy, representative from Ten
nessee appearing for the first time this session in his
seat was sworn in.
The SPEAKER announced the business in order TO be
the execution oil the resolution for the election OF officers
Of the House. of whom the Clerk first 10 be chosen
and having summoned the tellers for this election
hlessrs JAMES THOMPSON, WHITE, HARRISON, and
CRowEIL-io the Clerks desk the House proceeded
with the sh uivd vote for Clerk with the fol.
lowing result
Whole number Of votes cast, gal
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WILtds's NEW BoOH--Peopie have Nett or Pic
Of Society and People OF Marx.
The Battle sumloer--Reign Of by N. Marvel.
New novelscphane Deauharnas The Duchess Of Baden; by
Pord--ps cents Fer saIe Al TAYLOR h MAURy'B
Jana Bookstore, near Ninth street.
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I ONDON, Liverpool, and German manufactured
Watches the finest quality imported in this county Also, fine
gold jewey diamond pins rings variety for CHAUN
CEY WARRINER watch four doors of Browns Hotel
Of the watch with the guard and chain, between and
7th streets, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, ID. O.
Jan 1-eo3ts
(NLAGETT& DODSON would respectfully give notice
10 all their having
that about the LIST Of the New Year their bills will
when settlements the either
will be most thankfully received, thereby enabling them close
their books FOR lsfp
Dec. 28--eoiw
EOH sale, very desirable three-story brick
with back building two good yard and stable
ming back alley Is feet, situated
9Th streets, being of the desirable Of city r p
vate residence. y
Terms Of sale win be made easy, but little money win
quired on the FIRST payments.
For further particulars apply 70 GREEN TAsTET,
hutdoneer and Commission Merchants
Nov 4-2aw3wif t4 Concern Hall.
THE Mexican Minister has removed from his residence
IN street ~ street, between Pennsylvania and
street Dec 5-1awimn
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Campbell Casey. Chandler Clark olinsman, Cole. conssr
Alexander Evans. Nathan Evans Fowler. Freddy, Good
snow Con, Gould GrlnnsI, Halow way, Hampton Hay,
King. John King. Horace MsnS, Msiss:on. eG.ashsy
Reynolds Ri.Iey. Rockwell Root Rose Bamsey. sacksi,
sprague' sany, Stephens, Stevens Taylor, Jno Tnomp
son, Thurman, Toombs. Tuck, Undsfhill vinlon White
bell, j. P Caldwell. Debsrry, Gentry. Hllard. Marshall
Ms sae a q \ shspPerd Watkins. and Williams
For Mr.. 9. w. PHLEo.-Messrs. Darkee, Julian, King
For Mr.. 5. L GouvsaNEun. Holmes
For MI, M. ST. CLAM CLAaks.-Mr Levin
For Mr.. p. b. PRISpLE Mr. Gddings.
No choice having been effected,
Mr. ALSTON, rising TO privileged question, stated
that TO permit Mr. HowARD OF Texas who was too IN
well to remain in the House. to retire to his lodgings he
lMr Al had consented to refrain from voting until that
en'leman able 10 resume his seat
Mr. LEVIN nominated Mr.. NJ: 81. Clair Clarke as a
candidate for the Cerkship; and then the House pro.
ceeded with the 9th vipa uoes vote for Clerk with the
following result
Whole number OF votes cast, 2ig.
Necessary TO choice, ITO.
MI. ]. W Forney received 100
7. j. Cambel Is
B. F.saeh
5. L. Gouverneur
Matthew ST. Clair Clarke
These changing their votes on this trial were as fol-
lows
For M. 7, J; c4mBELL,-Ms Ciagman
For Mr. G W. PHILEo.-Mr Giddings.
No choice having been effected,
The House proceeded with the 10th Uipd Uocc vote Tor
Clerk, with the following result
Whole number of votes cast, 2l6.
Necessary to choice. 100.
Mr.. ] W Forney received l04
T. I, Campbell u
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HREsH FRUIT ALMONDS, dEe.-Just received from lats
arrivals
SIT boxes, half and quarter do, bunch rasins
163 drums fresh Smyrna figs
% boxes do Genoa ctron
IS kegs superior Malaga grapes
81 fancy boxes fresh prunes
- boxes fresh lemons
10 Canton ginger
10 do West India preserves
IL barrels cranbernes, In good order
las lbs New Iante currants
$50 lbs Marseiles almonds
Il50 lbs fresh pecan nuts
- bushels peanuts
For sale nj the new store by
GEO. b THos. PARKER CO,
Dec. ls-3wif Opposite Browns HOTEL
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lust RECEIVED a old-e stablished Music Store
door Of IL Pennsylvania the following
popular music from the publisher Oliver Dson, Boston
~A'" WI : '''1 'a'''' WILLIAM Fischer
Gems Union two performers
rondos designed snes young beginners by Czoey
Sing me, then, The song Of old; by Loder.
Array the love; by l.. d. Hoard,
The Haiser polka song.
Little Mary; BY Lincoln.
Far Away; by y. =. Crossman.
The Young Indian Girl by Allen. y.
The Lost Boy; by G. r. Whitney.
The Medical Suddenly by Valentine. .H.
Blow gentle breczes from Auber the Crown Jewels
Come, chase that tear away; by Moolling.
The Spinning Wheel; q Scotch song
The Little Foot; by John Wilson.
Love in Cottage; by Clinton.
The Sisters Prayer; by Crouch.
stranger pity mene Of the blind by j. p Knight
Daylight i on the seal BY A. Lee.
The Little Gay Deceiver; by H. Russell
There's room enough for all; BY H. Russell
The songs and glees OF the Baker family.
lIeweiyns BRIDE; by @. Barker
Our Country; by Woodbury. x
shakspeaes Mdsummer's Night Dreams by Felix
Bartholdy
Mr. Browns Serenade by Eiaion.
Dina and Joe a favoritc negro song.
III be while may; by Loder
Pm Queen OF Fairy Land; by Knight
fleyss German Hymn with yaa,ens BY y Bnekner
Kathleen is gone; by w. Maynard
OH TO the mountain by Barker. Jan a
MATCHES AND JEWELRY.-A. G. HUGUENIN 4 CO.
manufacturers Of watches OF description, in switzerland
superior watches and
appeared Washington City, offer
for SALE and RETAIL cheaper than they be bought
wishing purchase fine article, will please give
call. A. O. HUGUENIN,
between 18th and 18th streets Washington, d. g.
Principal depot, No 10 Beekman street, between William and
During my absence, left my establishment with Mr. A. c.
Huguenn from Switzerland who perfectly able TO repair all kind.
Id Dee !. 81 DIM 80 p'S J. MoNTANDoN.
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by GREEN u TAsThsT, Auctioseers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
ps as e ds Of sw s @ and
10 O'Clock excellent a..oI,mss, Of furniture Viz
DO dining, breakfast, and other tables ,.,,.
One very rame French mirror, BY onches, superior
Maple Seds,sad, cane and other chair.
F.ae1 bed and ssaSss hair and ssaek mattresses
a.sG,s; :oa ball. az" T. os, r s,ss
PsIior, passage, step and md. chamber l.an carpets
Passage oiIcloth stair rodds, spitioons, &C:
and Ts s.y no. e I'D sasf
GREEN TAs srE..
Ps.-Thc House is for Apply on the premises
EENTLEMEN's I. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has this
day received large and full assortment Of genemens outn
Family "yokeneek" shirts, superior quality and new
dnued by Stevens -
believed 20 be the newest in market
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS,
silk, merino lambs WOOL Scotch WOOL and large
assortment, and some OF extra large sizes.
UMBRELLAS.
full supply of silk and cotton, styles.
o Sse %
mans wardrobe or toilet use all Of which viii Be sod at uniform
Grca, and Gentlemcns ou,aiins Es,sSIl.hmen,,
Dec. 5-eodf No Browns Hotel
ny GREEN u TAsrET, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTIoN.--On Thursday,
the 81 OF January, 1850, shall SELL the premises, 3o'cioc
the house lot situated Of I'd
adjoining the railroad depot The house OF BRICK with back
building, well Finished and in good order, containing
This property has long been, and occupied hotel and
Restaurant doing excellent and VI the best stands
for that business in city.
Terms onetrd cash. and the balance In years, for
bearing interest date deed and deed Of trust
taken. Title indsputabc GREEN TASTET,
Dec 2l-6teod&ds
Immediately aer The Of The above shall sell adjoining
lot ie side with small frame house. The house In
good ORDER and win readily Of four dollars
mon
Terms onehalf cash, and balance months
notes bearing interest deed and deed Of taken II
tie ndispuiabie. GREEN TAsTET,
Jan
90 The above sale IL postponed Thursday, tho
10th nstant--same hour. GREEN h TAsTET,
Jan Auctoncers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-11-14

ruptions Of the skin; Erysipelas; Chronic sore
Eyes; Ringworm or letters; Scaldhead; Rheu.
matism; Pains in the Joints; old sores and ul.
GERS; Swelling of the glands; Dyspepsia; Salt
Rheum; Diseases OF the Kidneys; Diseases
arising from the use of mercury; Loss of APP
petite; Pain in the Side and shoulders; General
debility; Lumbago dropsy; sore throat; Bron-
ch,tas; Coughs: Colds; Weakness of the chest;
Pulmonary Affections; Consumption; Liver
complaint; Female Irregularities and Com.
plants; Sick and Nervous Headache; Low
Spirits; Night Sweat; Exposure or Imprudence
in life; Chronic Constitutional Diseases; and
as a Spring and Summer drink and general
Tonic for the system and gentle and pleas
ant purgatiye, it is superior to Blue Lick or
Congress water, Salts, or Seidltz powders.
Principal Depot 81 Fourth Street, Lou>
isville, KY, and for sale by o. HENDERSON,
Sale Ageot, Glasgow Mo. (Oct 3-31 y.
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
Medical Department.

TNHE regular course of Lectures in this
l. Institute will commence on the First of
November. and continue until the last of Feb
ruary. The Anatomical Department will be
opened and ready to receive students BY the
LIST of October. The Medical Department will
be under the direction Of the following
PROFESSORS:
T. FREEMAN, NJ. d. Prof. of Anatomy.
R. S. NEWTON, M. d. Prof of Surgery.
~. HULCE, M. D. Prof. of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
w. BYRD POWELL, M. D. Prof. of Phvsiol.
ogy, Pathology. Mineralogy and Geology.
]. KING, M. D. Professor of Materia Medica,
Theradeutcs and Medical Jurisprudence.
J. MILTON SANDERS, A. NJ. M. d. Frof. of
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
]. A. WILSON, NJ. D. Prof of Obstetrics and
Diseases of women and children.
CLINIQUE LECTURERS.
MEDIclNE-PROF. H. J. HTLCE,
SURGERY-PROF. R. S. NEWTON.
z. FREEMAN, M. D. Anatomical Demon
The fees for full course of lectures amount
to $l05.
Each Professors Ticket SIS Marticuator's
50. Demonstrators Fee, $40. Gradua.
ton, $40.
Those desiring further information will
please address their letters (post paid) to the
Dean; aud students arriving in the city will
please call on him at the Commercial Hotel
K. s. NEWTON, M. D.
Dean ofthe Faculty.
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Groceries! Groceries,!

I TAKE pleasure in announcing to my
l. friends and the public generally, the ar
rival of my large and well selected supply of
Groceries. | have bought heavily and at
low prices, and am therefore prepared TO offer
great inducements TO customers. | would
respectfully tender my thanks to those who
have so literally patrenized me since open
lug and hope TO still! merit share of the
custom of this and the adjoining countless
We ask you to call and examine for your
selves. and as we are determincd to sell, we
shall always be glad to show any one through
our stock, which is very large, aud consists
ofall the articles usually kept in our line,
among which are
1872 bagssG A Salt
so doz L B do
so barrels Kaffawha salt
200 do and hlf barrels whiskcy
rs Hhds Prime sugar
25 brls Powdered, crushed and loaf sugar
30 do Plantation Molasses
10 do Sugar House do
do Rice, superior article
! do Gin do do
80 bags, Rio and Java coffee
Dbl Rum
10 do N Y Otard, Seignettc & cheap
do No d 2 Mackerel (brandies
40 Bags Cotton Yarn
90 kegs nails
SIS do Tar
also large lot Of wooden ware, consisting
OF Tubs, Buckets, Bowls, churns dc. &c. to-
gether with general assortment of smaller
articles to numerous to mention.
sep IL e. SWINNEY.
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Resorts Stoves.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
WIN. 8. MOORE.

2l3, Cor Main and Morgan streets, directly
opposite the Missouri Hotel.
Keeps constantly on hand large supply of
these Celebrated Stoves, which will be sold 10
Stove Dealers, Merchants and others at Nam
afdcturerS' Prices. at wholesale and RETAIL
The character of RESOR'S STO YES has
been established for the last ttoelre gears, and
theyare are acknowledged to be
SUPERIOR TO ANY STOVES SOLD.
can confidently recommend them as the
VERY Best Made Resors Double Oven, all si-
yes: Resor's Premium Cook, all sizes; togeth-
er with all sizes 6, Z and 10 plate Pdrlor,
Cook and Franklin STO YES.
All of which are warranted for Twelve
Months, and will be sold at very low prices,
for cash. Please call and examine my stock
and prices. Sold by WIN. S. MOORE,
April IL, lS50-1y ST. Louis.
A full supply ofthe above stoves kept con.
stanty on hand and for sale by
HARRIS g. CO., Glasgow.