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II Will not some Of our friends at different
post Offices, where several subscriptions to the
Era are now running out, see to it that they are
renewed in time? This kind Of friendly atten.
ton is required to keep up the circulation Of a
paper conducted rigidly on the cash system, as
the Era is
The PRESIDENT AND VISrTERs.--it may he of
some interest to strangers visiting Washington TO
know that the President receives calls of ceremo-
ny, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, from
IL to p M. and calls Of business every morn
ing from 10 to 70
GENERAL ScoTT has been appointed Secretary
Of War, and Commodore Warrington, Secretary
Of the Navy, till the arrival of the new Secreta-
ries
The CoNToY PRISONERS have been released by
the Cuban authorities, with the exception Ofseyen,
two Of whom are detained for trial. five as wit
nesses.
OVERLAND EMGGRATIoN -Somebody writing
from near Fort Kearny, June lst, says, that up
to that time, $500 wagons had passed that point
making nearly 10000 in all--each wagon avera-
cling four persons and half This would make
the number Of emigrants for Oregon, the Salt
Lake, and California this season, mp to June lst
$4,000
Very DIscRMNATING-Th Washington Union
records with great particularly the Disunion
movements in the South, urging them as an argu-
ment in favor of the speedy passage of the Com
promise bill. II does not seem to be either in
dignant or disguised with them, and it is careful
to charge the blame of them upon the fanatcism
of the North But popular demonstrations in
the North in favor of Free Soil infame its wrath
1t can stomach Disunion in the South, but Free
Soil in the North is hateful beyond measure.
From these alarming signs In the South, we
turn" 1t says, "with Indignation and disgust to
the movements Of the Free-Soers in the Northn
OF course the advocacy Of the Jeflersonian
Ordinance Of 1857 is more abborrent to our
enlightened and liberal neighbor, than dissolu-
tion of the Union.
CoNsIsTENcY-Mr. Rhett, the Disunionist. in
his notorious speech against the Union, denoun.
ces the Tariff Of 1885, as involving the principle
Of taxation without representation. lie says
"The tariff act of 1915 is but modification of
the tariff Of 1912, passed in Congress against the
vote of every representative from South Carolina.
II contains, from beginning to end, discrimina-
lions in the taxes imposed to benefit Northern
manufactures and productions, and differs there
fore, in this principle, in no respect whatever
from the tariff Of 1912 Ii Is ten per cent. higher
in its exactions than the tariff Of Great Britain,
or the tariff Of 1892, cOerced by South Carolina
Such tariff, II was and is the unanimous opinion
Of your representatives in Congress, is unconsti-
tutiOnal, and you are nearly unanimously Of the
same opinion. Here, then, are taxes laid upon
you by the representatives Of other States, not
only against your will but without any warrant
in the Constitution
Would 1t be thought that this very BILL thus
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~ viii not some of our friends at different
post Offices where several subscriptions to the
Era are now running out, see to it that they are
renewed in time? This kind Of friendly atten-
ton is required to keep up the circulation Of a
paper conducted rigidly on the cash system, as
the Era is
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-08-01

GENERAL ScoTT has been appointed Secretary
Of War, and Commodore Warrington, Secretary
Of the Navy, till the arrival of the new Seoreta-
riea
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The President AND VrsTERs.--it may he of
some interest to strangers visiting Washington TO
know that the President receives calls of ceremo-
ny, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, from
70 to P Nj; and calls of business every morn
ing from 10 to 10.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-08-01

The CoNToY PRISONERS have been released by
the Cuban authorities, with the exception Ofseven,
two Of whom are detained for trial, five as wit
nesses
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-08-01

DxArH ov BsIsApIER GKNERAL MAsos-Ws
lsazm with regret, that . tslegrsphie despatch wn
rsosived yesterday BY General Jesup, announcing
the death Of that distinguished officer and sxosisn'
man, Brgsdisr General lby brevst) Richard D
Mason, Of the United States army, who had TO
turned from California. He breatAsd his lsss 10
St. Louis on the night Of the 23th, victim 70 'hs
cholsra.- Union.
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SAI st u u LOUIS
CO-PARTNERSHIP

THE undersigned have entered into Co partner
ship,bearing date January I, 1850, under the firm
OF NJ. b cox * CO., for the sale at wholesale OF
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, PALM
HATS, B0NNETS or EVERY DESCRIPTION,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, UMBRELLAS, PAR
ASoLS, LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, TRIM
AlSGS, ETC, ETC.
We have leased store No. 9. Main street, OFallon's
block, and aie now receiving general assortment
Of the above articles. and many others not enumer-
ated, to an examination Of which we respectfully
invite the country trade at unusually low prices.
Until the completion If our store on Main ST., we
have rented the upper rooms Of No. 100, Second ST.,
lately occupied by Messrs Woods, Christy 4 Co.,
over the store OF ". s. Gilman. NJ. b. cox.
WIN M. SIMPSON,
st Louis. Feb Of, lS5o-1y GEO. BURNETJr
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"A Administrators Notice.

j IS suneessisned has been appointed by theConrt
hf,.,as Fooate Of Dssmoines county, iowa, Admin
Of the Estate Of Joshua Holland, decd late
- .s county. All persons Indebted to said Es-
sses,.;. aos"ed 70 make immediate payment to the
IA ana all persons having claims against
aasase, are notified TO present the same legally
Ars...s. = TOT settlement LaBAN HOLLAND
3'u township, Feb. ~, le6o-st
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Tax sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that on Saturday, the
~ 18th day Of March, A. D. 1880, at the Mayors
vince. 10 the city Of Burlington. between the hours
WA. y. and O'Clock. p. N. OF said day, the fol-
U~ng described Lots and parts thereof. as descrih-
On the official pist of said City, will De sold for
aeiollowing special taxes. to wit: The north half
ht No. 81, 15 feet front WaNer street and runn
s BACK lit f. same width TO the alley, for improv-
ns the alley running from Washington to Column
. streets, in said city, and next west Of Water
Aeet' Tor the sum Of seven dollars and twenty cts,
pncpal assessment, with the interest that has &C.
e1aed thereon, at the rate OF six per cents per an
aum, since said tax became due and payable, with
costs Of levy, advertising and sale, assessed as
- property Of David Kitchen. Also, Lot No.
lss, for guttering and curbing Washington street,
from Main to Third streets, in said City Of Burlng-
'oa, will be sold for the sum of Ss7.40, original as
Sessmcnt Of tax, and the interest that has accrued
tAereou since the said has become due and pay
aoe, at the rate Of per cent. per annum, with all
costs OF levy, advertising and sale. owner Of said
Foperty unknown; also, the same lot VIII he sold
70 pay the additional sum of Sal so, special tax for
approving the alley running from Washington TO Co.
!nbia streets, and next west OF Main street in said
CITY, with interest Aforesaid, and costs of levy,
advertising and sale, assessed as the property Of
william Garyin. EDWARD MARROW,
Burlington, Feb. IA, looo-tds city Collector
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AND BANKING HOUSE OF Z.
w. CLARK. EROS. l. CO.
City Lots for Sale!

NJ Office hereby that on Friday the first dap of
March, 1855, the following lots by the City of
Burlington and lying in said city will be sold the May
os office in said city Public Auction Terms of sale
fourth OF the amount bid 10 he paid down cash;
fourth in six months fourth in twelve months and the
balance IN eighteen months with interest rate 10
per cent annum Said lots kuown and described
as follows, to vii: Lots Nos sa, a, 49, 6, I31, l44
2S4, S9o, s99 sol go, 1870, 4s, SOS, divided into
lots, GO feet front ih street. running back same width
to the alley; the south division o said be numbered
the next piece the of the first No 9 and the
last The north side Of the former No. p srbdvis.
ions OF lot No. 5Us Let No. 5ji, lot 65 divided into
two lots Gu lee; front on 9th street, running back
width t. the alley, the south division Of said LOT be No
j, the north piece No. 9, Subdivisions of lot No 6"5.
Lot No. Il Ga
Lot No. z divided into lots 60 fee, front on 9th
BY III feet deep the son,h division Of lot 10 b.
numbered J; the north No 3 subdivisions OF lot No III
Lot No o. divided into three lots, that part OF id lot
the ofSring and 9Th be co feet front
9Th street and running back width 1875 feet said
lot "a be nnmhered that OF said lo the south
side Of the foregoing be GO feet front by 1875 feet Deep
said division OF said lot be numbered next part of
SAID lot the south side OF the ong to be 10 fee,
front by 1875 deep, said division 10 be numbered sub.
divisions ofiot No. go Lot No. 94 divided rs follows
an alley 90 feet in width is oIeued and apart to prblic
use, enrinG Boundary street and extending ten
feet each way from centre line of said lot and extend
ing twenty feet in width through the OF sal, LOT 10
the line ofthe same, divide said lot into two
equal rartS that the of said 10; the norm and
soath sides Of said alley. shall be divided into lots
feet front Arch and high cts, running back lao
10 said alley, sail lots described on High
street NJ the south corner Of said lot 9Si follows
Lots Nos l. 20, 4, D 6, ,s, o. 10. aud commencing
the Boundary and Arch streets. Nos H. 70 r.
II, ID, 16, T. Il. 1920 subdivisions Of lot and lot COG
Said sale to continue from day day until said lots arc
all sold. burlington, Feb. l. 1S5e-td.
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Cant tim.

~ persons are against trading with
-, DANIEL w. LOWDEN, now in Iowa, for the right
mesins. using vending, machine scr Rubbing and
sahs Stone, patented, April e4th, 1870. By George
n, e., Gss-nsbnrgh Indians. Said l.owden hav.
hsht whatever to vend said Machine, or dispose OF
.s%Mofy to Others The undersigned having exclusive
10 the invention, win enforce the law against a.
a. sHsssnsnt Of the night hy snd Lowden Or any ons
GEORGE FLETCHER, sr.
EDWARD NJ. BILL,
c.. NEWBUkY tVHEELDON,
~~--ssoosch.la.,F eb.H,,50 ADNER HOBBS.
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DUQUESNE IRON STORE.
WOOD & VIOLET.

Nos. IS Levee and &c Commercial ST.. st Louis No.,
Wholesale Agents and Dealers IN Pittsburgh Mama
faetares. JuniGia Iron, Noiis, Cast and Shear
Steel, ETC., etc..
HANE removed to their new Warehouse, and
1 are now in receipt OF large and extensive as
softment Of articles in their line preparatory to the
Spring trade, to which they invite the attention OF
merchants. Their stock consists, in part, Of the
following. 10 yehich they will be receiving con-
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ID. MORTIMER Els

Rheumatic Compound and Blood Purifier.
THIS article so celebrated in Saint LOUIS for tho
l. certain cure Of Rheumatism, in all its different
stages, is now offered as the only remedy for this
most painful Of all diseases. The proprietor cured
himself in ten days after all his physicians had Civ
him up, by means of this medicine, the result Of
long study and experiment. Mr. J. w. Christy, Z
gentleman well known to many Of our citizens, waS
also entirely cured, after being disqualified for bu
sness for four years, and ). w. Southack, mer-
chant Of st Louis, well known to the business CONF
munity, was cured by means Of this remedy when
all others had failed. The certificates of both these
bott e, and can be seen by calling on the Agent
To all suffering with the Rheumatism, this medi-
cine is offered as remedy which cannot fail. For
sale by IF. TALLANT, Agent,
may II, ls49-1y Jefferson street.
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Pins. Thread, Buttons, etc, etc.

Pins. Thread. Buttons, ETC., etc.
600 BUNDLES solid head pins $50 aoz. spool
fwJO thread; 100 lbs. skein do; so lbs blk lin
en- do. ALso--A full supply eff gents super gilt coat
and vest buttons; youths and boys do; fine brocade
anatwist coat, coat and vest do; pant and shirt
buttons, vest buckles, eyeless. combs. needles,
whaehone, tapes, laces. brads, sewing silk, twist,
CLASHES, braces knit under shirts and drawers, etc.
oct rs. '49. for sale by PARSONS. Corr & PARSONS
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Carpetings. Umbrellas, etc.
r ROLLS beautiful styles A carpetings, various
~ prices; Q rolls oil carpetings; 10 andelaide
hearth rugs and mats, rich patterns carpet bags
ALso-6 dog. ass'd qualities umbrellas, for sale by
oct IS, '49 PARSONS. Corr & PARSONS.
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FREES.

--aA THE uniersi nc have on their prem
H.sss+' iSas, two aad hal mile; west Of BurIinr-
- ton, on tic Agency Road. 10000 APPLE
TREES, suit biz for the orchard
Thu v-ieti's are these M st approved: none but
the be. Dc cultivated at our nurseries. Oar trees
are hsaithy and IN fine order.
p ices follows: 100 trees or less to one order,
al tlr rate Of SI2 200 trees tn order, sil rer
hund@cl; 800 and upwards, $40 per hundred, al the
nurseries.
Also, iine lot of PLUM TREES, Of some. Is va
rieties. hfga'y approved. few CHERRY TREES,
on morello stock; to which may be added. Peach
Psrs'ranon tree mot forgetting Pear md Ounces.
We expect to continue permanently in the busi-
ness, AMI will ID from year TO year 10 our stock
and ctoice varieties, not to he outdone By
any cultiyator Ut gooI Fruit in the West.
hBNER LEONARD,
DAVID LEONARD, -.
Feb. :, ;so-2m ISAAC LEONARD. =
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Boots and Shoes.

80 CASES boots and shoes. comprising good
~ " asst Of mems and boys stoga, kip and calf
boots, hrogsns ard over shoes; ladies', misses and
chdrcns boots, shoes CATERS, bushns, slips, over
shoes. etc, etc., for sale by
oct IS. 40. Parsons Corp * PA9soN
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Hats and Caps.


DOZ. caps, comprising mems super otter and
- fur seal; mems md boys muskrat, coon and
hair seal; plain. plush and cloth caps do with fur
trimmings; fine silk plush do, and Oil silk. Also
Gents fine silk and mole hats broad brim do. and
mems brown and pearl wool hats, for sale by
oct Is. $40. Parsons, Corr & Parsons.
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Vestings, Bonnet Felvets, etc. ..
. PS. rich winter cashmere& valencia vestings,
c1 including plain. mottle ground ard changeable,
with spot and sprig; oopieces black and fancy cos
satins and serges; also, pieces blue black, green,
blue and brown bonnet velvets, with good supply
of bonnet cap and lutte string ribbons, ETC.. for sale
oct Is, '49. by PARSONS, Corr 4 Parsons.
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POrta bile s:lTy MS.s fer sale.
WISHING to 80 to California, the subscriber
w oders for sale at bargain, one of the very
sest Circular Saw Mills in the State. Purchasers
1etnvited to call and itwork, three miles south
!" Burlington On the Keokuk road.
Feb. II, 1860 JAMES II. YEATES
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Hosiery. etc.

. 4 DOZ. ladies, gents, misses and boys cashmere,
- i m rino and wool hose and socks; SO dozen
ladies', misses childrens, gents and boys kid, CASH
mere, berlin and wool gloves and ntts; 10 dor. la
dies and gents silk cravats, plain and fancy COPS !;
SO ps ass'd silk, gngham and agg pocket hdkfs for
oct IS, 40 sale by PARSONS, CoPP & Parsons.
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Shawls, Comforts and Blankets.
. PANS bed blankets. including some Of supe-
. rior quality, ~ heavy fine wool twilled Long
shawls NEW style); - do basket do new style);
IL super soft wool Plaid shawis: 6 doz. assorted
plaid shawls; 25 doz ass'd wool Comforts of every
variety Of style, for sale by
oct 10. $40 PARSONS, Corr PARSONS.
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High school.

THE second Session ofthe High school for Young
ladies', will open Feb. 18th, under the superin-
tepdence Of Rev. E. w. GRAY and his Lady.
Tuition, from 50 to $500 per term. Music on
Piano, extra $500 per term. Liberal allowance
made 70 parents sending more than one, or for
than one term. Our Rooms are well seated--fur-
nished with Mitchell's out line maps and other
teaching apparatus.
We would say to all concerned, visit all the
schools and make your own selection.
Burlington, Feb. IA, 1850 Z WGRAY, Prnc'pl
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Hard Ware and Queens Ware.
lust receiving and for sale by the subscribers
y general assortment Of hara ware and cutlery,
also, khas and crates OF common teas, tine flowing
blue and white granite ware. A. s.
oct. 40. PARsoNs, Corr 4 Parsons.
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APPLE TREES.

BARGAINS 7" RE OBTAINED:!
III F. CORDS, being Gesiruus of Civ ig rp Mer-
.ehandisine, will SELL ou1, ejlier IL Private
Sale. or at Re tail, good assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Hard
ware. etc, a. Good Bargains.
All persons fitting out for California will find the
present favorable opportunity 10 purchase lower
Tran the lowest. Barrett Housc stores.
p. S.-All accounts due 7. F. Cords, must be
settled precious 10 the 25th February, or they ill
be placed in proper hands for coilettioh.
BWlingtnn. Feb. 7. '.0-ip I. F. C..
DISTRICT COURT louisa county Iowa March
Term. A. ID. 1850. Bill for Divorce for wiful
dasertion. Anne Gray rs. George Gray.
EFESDANT will take notice that conplainan Mt
has fled bill IN the Court aforesaid, for di-
vorce from the bonds of matrmony with said de-
PENDANT, and that unless he appear at said March
term, A. D. 1850, of said Court and defend, decree
will be taken against him. pro confcsso.
Jan. 5, lS50-St JAMES Mckay Pk D
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Commercial.

--,,.7INGTON MARKET.-RErAIL PRICES.
SVN1 BuRLiNaToN, February IL, 1850.
c,.rN-per bushei. FLoUR--per Dbl.
1N - $50 ID 9sct Super finc-----$4 10 5,c5
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yAYNE's FAMILY NED cINEs: a large supply
j Of these truly valuable Medicines, just received
and for sale wholesale and retail by 5 / BURNAP
doe 20, 1919 otly agent for Burlington .
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White Goods.

20 Ps. 81 to lo-4 hleach'd shirtings and sheet
sIv ngs, s ps. IL Irish linens; a0ps. bleach and
brown table covers crashes and diapers also Swiss,
null, Victoria end Bishop Lawns, book musiins,
Tarlton laces; plain. figured and barred muslins,
curtain muslns. jaconet and other edgngs and in
settings; also, half doz, imperial white quilts,
etc. ETC., ETC., just received and for sale by
oct ia, $40 PARSONS, COpP & PARSONS
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FOOTE CO,
I AVE on hand the largest stock of Groceries in
this section OF the State, including
60 sacks prime, new crop, Rio Coffee;
40 do do old do
90 hhds prime N. 0. Sugar;
80 b6ls clarified do
500 lbs. Boston double refined Loaf sugar;
GO bbls mo!asses; 90 half bills molasses;
tierces Rice; terces Saleratus;
Several bags Pepper and Spice; also.
IL cases Tea, including Imperial, Gunpowder;
Young IIyson and Black Teas
GO packages Tobacco of yarious qualities:
100 dog Brooms; al OF which Wi! be sold as low
as can he ps occurred from 81 Louis dem $50
pRINTEKs PAPER
HF all sizes, also Book, Letter aGd Wrapping Pa
pers bonnet boards, ETC., OF the first quality, sat
the lowest 81 Louis lrices. FOoTE & co
Bnrii1s"n. Iowa, Jan. II, 1850
Hats, Taps aud Fur.-ior Tnil mo Winter.
FILE J. sriRGiS " ION have just received ~s
LN fresh supply Of goods in their line Sssa.-s3
c~s rrisins Fashionable Noeskin Hats Of a 80
ry superior qualityhe finest We have yet otltred:
also. general assortment of Fur and Plush Caps,
embracing fine otter, Seal, Nuskrat. MohaIr Silk,
Plush, Oregon, SLOUGH, etc, ETC.. large variety
Also, Iaaies' MTfiS. viz: extra fire and fine Lynx,
Medium do. Ieaunete end Coney for Misses.
The attention OF county merchants is respect
fully solicited.
Hats purchased Of us dressed gratis and al! 9TH
cFs Il moderate chGrges.
B-An~ kinds of furs bought at tho highest
rfiCcs for cash. Buriirg ton, nov /. :49
Public veHdae 81 Ti,noer LAID.
x.fax NOTICE. - hereby given that Oh the 11th
.Se.tf day OF NlrcA. A. D, 1850. between the
=zts.. huucs of 10 A. VI. ana p. NJ. will sell It
pu'rc vruaue ~ The highest bidder for casa, At the
door OF the aga &c Psnbate's Office in the CITY {
arlington, Iowa, all the follow ing described land
situate near the mouth of Skunk river, in Des
MaiHes county, Iowa. t. wit: Lots numbered three
and FOUR and the northeast quarter Of the north
west quarter OF section number seven. IN township
number sixty eight, north of range number two
west. Said land being sold in accordance with and
10 faifi contrat between Green b. Clark and ny
self, dated July I'll. A. d. iS4e. Deed good.
Burlington, Feb. Z. lSj0-tAs WARD LANSON
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q I 6 D I:

i s5 ey, Sunday last; at the residence other SON
mn .nh rear of her age formerly of Nheelins, Va.
a. sreeIeut lady had been member of The Preshy
-. sharch for more than forty years. and during her
M y. ss0Is,ed and exaea a NE mos, s ps'sa
s,;,s fah In her Savior. She was attended daring
sas md pa,nfu confinement, with gre kindness ami
s.,ica not only by her family, but by numerous
Aus ~, ~ Gs..,, COMM.
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Is5O) SPRING AND SUMMER. 1850.
CLOTHING AZ MHOI ESALE

1s50.) SPRING AND SUMMER. tls5O.
CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE.
TINE Subscribers take this method Of again call
] ing the attention of their Old customers and
Merchants and dealers generally TO the very large
and splendid stock of READY MADE CLOTHING,
which theg are now receiving direct from their
mandatory in the city Of New York for The spring
and Summer trade. In getting up this stock Of
Clothing, our calculations have been made on
scale common surate with the wants Of the great
and growing west, and we do not hesitate to say
that for quality and variety, it is unsurpassed in
the United States. In regard to prices, we will on
v say h;t put OFT marks at the lorrest figures Of
the largest wholes sale Houses in New York. Boston
and Philadelphia, and uc pledge ourselves 10 d,cote
eng bill purchased in tie Fest. Merchants and deal
efs from the country are particularly Invited 10
cali and lock through our Stock, before purchasing
as we are happy TO show our Goods freely to the
trade. YOUNG BROTHERS.
$50 Main street, a few doors above the Bank,
Feb q, 1850 St Louis. Mo.
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I,ookipp Gla.sps!!

Looking Gla>ses!!
= CASES looking glasses, from 3xi to lsxso, fer
- sale by toct 1920 PARsoss, Corp Il Parsons
4 A BALES ulo0 lhs.l batting; ID bales wicking
Il 4 and wadding, just received and for sale by
oct 10, lS49 Parsons, CopP & PARSONS
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Hardware,

Hardware.
w r. have received by late arrivals the greater.
w portion Of our stock of Hardware and Cut
lcry, and WHICH comprizcs one Of the hes; assort-
nlents ever opened in this market, Particular at
tention is requested to the stock OF Tools, which
have been selected with great care.
nov |, 49,. o LaUMAS Boo