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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-10-07

Attention 32nd Regiment.
THE Court Martials for the 32d Regiment for
n the year 1850, will be held as follows: the
LIST Battalion in New Hope, on the l4,h day Of
November-lhe 81 Battalion in Wayneshoro',
on the 18th, and Regimental Court at Capt Nc
Cune's Oh the 10th of said month.
H. A. JOHNSON, Adjt 32d Reg't.
September 80, 1850
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N OIL E

A LIEN HISEY, will exhibit a new system
~ Of Geography, and give short lesson free
of charge, at the Male Academy, on Monday
evening, October 9TH, at o'clock The friends
OF intellectual progression, generally, are respect
fully invitei to attend.
StauRton, Oct. It's
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THE MARkE EFT S.
Reported for the vindicator by D. REAMEs, Com
mission Nero hant-Cash prices.
SCOTTSVILL <, Oct. /.
TO PURCHASERS OF CLOTHING !
7. P0LLITZ & CO.,

HAVE lust opened OH the Corner OF the Viz
( GINA Hotel, formerly in the occupancy OF
2. Bayne) the largest most fashionable and cheap
assortment of
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Sept. %, 1850.

nor RENT.-A Dwelling House on Main
= Street. Enquire OF Maj. WIZ. II. AARMAx.
SeP*embw "a.
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TUS'r RECEIVED-An additional supply of
- "The Married Woman's Private Medical
Companion" This work meets with fine sale,
and persuns DESTROYS Of procuring a copy will
please call at CHAMBERS
Cheap Book Store.
Sept. %, 1850.
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Va. Monongalia Lot. Class K. Oct 26.
Canital $4,000 Dollars,
Seven,y-risht number Lot 10 draw ballot
Delaware Lot No A, Oct. 80,
Capital AZ, 439 Dollars.

80 prizes Of 5000 1874 prizes Of 500
&C., &c, &c,
Seventy five Numbers II drawn,
W Tickets Sl2.
Ir Tickets in the above, and in smaller Lot
trries Capitals of from $4,000 to $4,000 and
Tickets $l2, $5-Arawinus of which are received
daily For sale by the Package or single one, at
Managers Office,
/. w. MAURY g. CO.,
~ Richmond, Virginia.
September 80, 1850.
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ur Advertisements omitted this week shall
be attended to.
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Esegsgy-.Nfyae C1cthisg,


EseHely-.Mysze Clothing,
ever brough, to this market They respectfully
ask IA Call from all persons in want OF Clothing,
md il hey do not make good their statements, as
TO the QUALITY and PRICE OF their goods, they
viii not pretend to make safe. This stock has
Inst been selected by J p, from the largest assert
ilent in the Northern Cities. with an eye 10 the
Fall trade OF tins place, and we are therefore con-
WINGED that we Can sell the very article wanted, to
an, person who will favour liz with call.
The following articles comprise, in part, our
stock Git would be impossible to enumeiste a!i)
viz -
Fine Black and Brown Cloth Ffock and
Dress Coats. B ack. Brown and lnvls
lbt. Green Cloth S ck = Singl. Breast
ed Frock do, Drab Sack Over Goats,
of finest workmanship Black and Blue
Pilot, Felt s. Beaver Over Coats. White
aud Blue Blanket Over Coats, Black
Cloth Cloaks and Togas. Pantsl"ons
aud Vests of every Description; Caps,
and all articles Of Genilemens under
wear.
N. B-We can supply Country Merchants WITT
an assortment OF excellent Clothing at City prices
J. POLITE k Co.,
Corner of Virginia Hotel.
Stsunton, Oct. 7, 1880.
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October Z, 1850.
BRECKENRIDGE & C0WNE,

A RE now receiving their extensive Stock OF
IA FALL AND WINTER GOODS, hch has
been selected with great from the large
importing houses of the Northern cities. Their
Stock will embrace almost every description OF
Goods belonging TO the season. both DOMESTIC
AND FANCY-ALso-BOOTS SHOES, HATS,
CAPS, READY-MADE CLOTHlNG-GRCCE-
RIES, HARDWARE, GLASS, QUEENSWARE,
&c, &c. 1'hei friends and the Public are res
pectfully rogue 'ted to make an early call
fuller advertisement next week.
IT Spectator copy.
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ROOT .A.s.z, SEzDE STORE

to the room recently occupied by L. N. GREEN,
where he is now receiving ana openin! an nnlstl-
ally large stockln his line, purchased under the
most favorable auspices in the Northern Cites
and will be- sold upon satisfactory terms to clsh OF
p,tuctual dealers His Stock comprises in part, TIL
Ialln1Ninu desirable yuods to wit -
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The Golden Boot.

ID BAYNE would res, eciiully announce to the
L ciizens OF Stanton and its vicinity, that he
I,,,,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-10-07

EgLACK TEA-Of a superior quality, just re-
.SS ceived and for sale by c. H. BALL.
October 7, 1850.
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GsEGARs-of which you have but to try and
~ you will call again on c. II. BALL.
Stapns61, October 7, 1850,
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G. II. WRIEEaT & CO,
SILVER WARE.

SILVER TABLE, Tea, Dessert and Salt
~ Spoons, Butter Knives, Forks, fine Plated
Castor and Cake Baskets, Candlesiicks, &c, tor
sale by B. WRIGHT & co.
Oct. 7, 1850.
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.MISCELLANiES .

Mufs, at various prices, Super Molessin, Beaver
Brush, Angola and Soft Hats, generally. Navy
Fur. Cloth, Plush and Glazed Caps, Of every size
quality, color and price. Childrens blue and
mixed Hats and Caps; Carpet Bags, satche!s.
Trunks and UmbreIas--together with many artJ
ces usually kept in his line Don't forget 10 call
at the Sign OF the GOLDEN BOOT, at the old
stand OF t. N GREEN where satisfaction is pledged.
Stanton, Oct. 7.-spec copy.
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GOLD PENS, &C,

EUST RECEIVED, d large assortment OF Gold
- and Silver Pens and Pencils, fine pocket
Knives sc. C. B. WRIGHT g. co.
Oct. Z, 1850.
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yyis1 Exhibit at Slaunton, Thursday October the


AND AT BROWNSVILLE COUNTY.
SCENTS T.
23-3w
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FOR GENTLEMEN FOR LAI
Super Gum and Buffalo Gum Boots an,
over Shoes, Shoes, extra q
" Morocco and Calf Super Leather
dress Shoes. sew 1t y pt9't
I" Kip& Seal do, do, 1 Peg'd B
q Brogans, heavy and Ties,
lot. 9. Sew'd B
% Water proof Cork and Morocco
Sole Boots, 6: Kid Wei
I" Morocco and Calf Slippers
dress do, 80" French
g Sea & common do, Lasting Gaitt
I" Kip, & heavy coarse e Patent
ditto, siors, very Ne
Boys & children's Boots, =" Jenny Ii
Shoes, Hats and Caps, OF E" Sewed
every variety. co Boots,
g White
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-05-09

A Washington correspondent Of the
New York Courier says
The Committee Of Investigation in the
Galphin claim are pursuing the most
searching and rigid system Of inquiry, not
only into the official facts, but in regard to
everything attending the passage Of the
bill in Congress and its allowance before
the Executive Department. Sufficient
evidence has already been elected to ex-
onerate the members Of the Cabinet from
improperly, and to establish, beyond all
question, that the whole story originated
in malicious purpose Of personal resent
ment against Mr. Crawford, because he
was stern in enforcing what he believed
to be the rules and rights of the military
service. On this point the testimony be-
tween the accuser and a number of per-
sons referred to, is in direct and positive
conflict. Between the respective state
ments there is no possibility of recon-
ciliation consistent with truth or honor.
The public will have to decide upon the
weight Of evidence. The examination
yesterday, resulted in establishing the
authorship Of the libellous letter in the
New York Express which furnished
the Union and its confederates with the
ammunition for their ISLANDERS and imputa-
tons upon the Cabinet-upon person
recently discharged from one Of the De-
partments for neglect Of duty and other
causes, which may appear hereafter.
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Merchants & Pedlar's Supply Store.

THORN L McOWEN, have just opened large
and splendid assortment of NJ II
NOTIONS AND DRY GOODS
At Wholesale, and which they determined to
sell as low as the lowest They buy all their Goods
in New York and Philadelphia, which enables them
to compete with any house OF the kind in the west.
The following articles comprise part of their
extensive assortment:-
Pins, Needles, Combs, of all kinds; e-s .-.--...
Buttons of all kinds, OK marrow, scissors;
Knives, cologne, soaps of all kinds, spectacles;
Shoe, lather and tooth brushes; 49,
Beads, of all kinds, lather boxes, skein cotton,
Spool cotton, patent thread, hooks and eyes;
Suspenders, waters, accordeons, harmonics;
Pocket books, fancy glasses, fancy boxes
Spool stands, tapes. gun caps, spoons, razors;
Razor strops, wood, crayon and G. S. pencils;
Ball cord, breast pins and slides;
Cap lace and edgeng, fish hooks and lines;
I'll Pictures and frames, artificial flowers, fans;
Shirt studs. buck purses. thimhes, whale bones;
Toy watches, steel guard chains, steel pens;
Pen holders, hair pins, cotton purses, backing;
Indian liDament, Inks, writing and letter paper;
Window glass, carpets, bleached muslins, lawns;
Calicos, ginghams, alpacas. fannelS, drTlings;
BrOadcloths, cotton pant stutts. merinos, shawls;
Canvass and paddings, delaines, dress hdk'fs;
Cotton and silk handkerchiefs. Inner table cloths;
Barred musiins, jaconetts, fancy cap netts;
Hats, Caps and carpet sacks for ladies and gents;
Green Barage, sewing silk, etc, etc.
Also great variety Of other articles entirely too
tedious to mention, which can be seen by calling
at their store on Main street, between Jefferson
and Washington streets, four doors from Jeier
Burlington. April IL, 1850 T. & Moo,
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IsBARGA AIMS TO BE HAD.lr
TIME subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
/ and the public generally, that he has in store
large assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND
CAPS, Of all sizes and qualities, which he offers at
REDUCED PRICES. He feels assured he can make
it to the advantage Of buyers to extend him their
patronage. He is satisfied that small profits and
quick returns will prove advantageous to himself
we'll the purchaser. Having adopted the
CASH SYSTEM, he is determined to sell low.
Also, large and fine assortment Of Leather and
Shee Findings.
Es-Please call and examine my stock, on Jetfer-
son street. one door east of Main.
may 8, 80 WALLIS
a. SrRAYED OR STOLEN, lfom Spring Grove
- wauea eonasy. H. Friday night, aS,h Apsi
two mares. One was gray, six years old, stiff in
right hind leg and blind of right eye. The other
was small bay, five years old. She has a lump on
her right hind foot, on the pastern joint. AS the
owner is poor, any information concerning the
above addressed to the subscriber at spring Grove
Warren county ILL.,, will be most thankfully re-
ceived, and whoever will restore them shall be re-
wardea with two year old heller
NAV 9. lS50-3t JAMES KNIGHT.
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Frightening Landlord.-A landlord in
Pittsburg, who is well known for his dun
ming habits, had called several times on
tenant who owed him money. The ten
ant finally sent note, inviting him to call
on him sin the back room Of the third
story and receive the money" The land
lord had read the Webster testimony, and
has not troubled his tenant since.
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>rer or REPRESENTATIVES.
WAsaIHoroN, April "a.

:
4. Epiag lsvestigation Committes.
=. fIllowias named gentlemen have
.rooinsed BY the Speaker as the
~, scnmittse to inquire into certain
-. eonoscted with the official CON-
~. sf,he Secretary Of the Interior, in
....ea + the resolution Of Mr. Rich
49, s3seesd yesterday, viz;
N. Richardson, Of Illinois.
e s..sel F. Vinton; Of Ohio.
Y. a. G.s Brown Of Mississippi.
=. 1uius Rock well, Of Massachusetts.
=. y. r. Hall, Of Missouri.
n. Alexander Evans, Of Maryland.
=. Theu,s Ross, Of Pennsylvania.
q. william J. Aston, Of Alabama.
=, q Z, Durham, Of Indiana.
n Bayly ssked the unanimous consent
"a. Heuse to report from the Committee
sW.ys and Means the Deficiencybill and
:. s.n,te's amendments that they might
s..errsd to the Committee ofthe Whole
= &, staie 81 the Union.
N lnes insisted on the regular order
efhnineoD.
SrB.y.y begged to state that his com
go. oeoid moi be reached to-day, and
~ In sssht to be referred.
IN In Insisted on the regular order
al husiness.
I.ssAesi;oas into Tie dJatcations under
ne last Administration.
NJ Evans, Of Maryland asked the
un,ninous consent Of the House TO offer
the resolution which he submitted yester-
d.y. . On amendment to that Of Mr. Rich
,rdson: That q select committee be APP
seated 10 inquire into the DENLY, Collins
nd We,more, and into oil other deiaica-
iiens that took place under the admins
ration or Mr. Polk; and that the said COM
nittes, for the purpose Of ascertaining the
character and extent Of said defalcations,
,ddress 10 the heads Of the several De-
u.rsaenis particular inquiries with regard
thereto, and particularly respecting any
knsvlsdgs by the late administration, or
lie heads Of any ofthe Departments there
d, ssoeeruing said delalcations, or any Of
.bsa. And whether any writer's for news
pepsss held office under the late admins
traiioo; and il 50, for what papers they
wrose, ana Tie names OF said writer's; and
,lss thst the committee inquire whether
The late administration, or any head Of any
Department thereof, opened or paid any
elm that had been rejected by previous
sdninistrslions; and whether said late ad.
siiistration, or any officer thereof has al
losed Or paid interest on any claim; and
fs, 70 whom, and the amount thereof;
sM!hat they inquire into the names Of all
pssens having an interest in said claim,
Ind further, That the committee in.
qire whether any officers Of the late adj
siaistration, in the Post Office or othe,
DEPARTMENTS, were engaged in making
dsaioneering speeches about the country
While receiving pay from the Government,
whether any officers Of the Govern
asaa were engaged as political writers o
heads Of political clubs for he purpose o
Influencing the elections.
And further, That said committee in.
iairs into .anyand all frauds generally com
aitted BY officers Of the late administration
Objection was made TO the introduction
afths resolution.
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- Is WAsHIScroS, May !.
4. u ooapromise COMMITTEES has settled
Ife'ples Of the proposed compromise
=. slavery question. Mr. CLAY is
p. aSed IN writing out report and
49, olll, The whole will proba-
estoss the Senate in week.
:, : asiionsl Intelligeneer denies, on
-. That Gen. Taylor has any in
&S veto any compromise bill on
.. question that may pass both
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.

WAsHIScToN, April "a.
The Saaie on appointments -.4merican
&rities - Improvement in Tsras Bonds
The ECing Commiiiee - Business of
Cosgress - The Census, SC.
The Senate was some time in Executive
session TO- day. It is understood that no
aenination to which objections are made
hall be taken mp during the absence Of so
sany Senator'S, and before the decision
upon Mr. Bradbury 5 resolution asking for
eopics Of charges against officers removed.
The increased amounts of the weekly
transfers Of United States Stocks TO for.
egaeFs At the Treasury will attract at
!ension. For the week ending the 10Th,
was $339, 900. For several weeks
Eevious It was quarter Of million.
Notwithstanding the enhanced rates the
mount to be transferred will be very great
dsing the next three or four weeks. The
'and State and Corporation Stocks will
Mbegin to rise, il they have not alrea-
+ Now is the food tide of speculation
! stocks and real estate. 1t will swell
CHER for few years, and then sudden
nd rapid ebb may be looked for.
Spectators are turning their attention
Texas bonds. Some activity in the OPP
Grafton may be observed. II capitalists
eseonslsasis6ed that Mr. Clay 5 scheme will
y sanctioned BY Congress, the bonds will
n'e 70 eighty or ninety dollars in the hun.
0red-~nnvu shns, - cLo,,S e,..o,,s,, srh~.u
s - b nodeubt that Texas will accept any
aesFal offer, and Congress will make none
y i not liberal. Il is in the power Of
usfsss. therefore, greatly to benefit the
lhsate holders and establish the reputa-
10 which, as has been said, the Anglo
e6ons have maintained, as debt pay ing
fsple.
One o. the investigations ordered BY the
noose, has been closed. Mr. Richard
'eas committee TO inquire into the charges
X,'nst Secretary Ewing for paying The
e0,ctasaw claim, held one meeting, and
nae sp their judgment and adjourned, af-
20 airectlng their chairman 10 make re-
psn. VI course, the report is 10 ex-
-, =. tug secretary entirely. II will
probably be made Tomorrow.
,as GAlphin committee have taken so
s.ue range Of inquiries, that they will
" soon Be able to report.
~: ooa Houses, to-day, have got some
NY q other than the black question to
!, - aoout. One day in each month ough,
~ gwen to the concerns Of tw enly two
-,''0os q people, who are for The great
PAT, white. The census bill is warm
Geosted in the House. Some few
49,. make the same objections to il that
sa.nly urged in the Senate BY Mr.
~ e wit: that the general govern
d. aas no power TO collect statistics,
49, the duty should be left to the
s..s ~. This objection will, however be
''sone. ION.
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FURYITTRE NOVICE

~D The subscriber having inst returned from =.
a business tour to nearly all the principaiSA
~ Furniture Manufacturing elite. East, as ~
Nk9weli Is those ives, Of the mo tairs, and
having purchased rare and choice lot of
Fashionable and Durable Furniture,
besides having made permanent arrangements for
constant and regular supply of every article in the
Furniture Line, that dealers and others wishing
furniture may rely on having their orders promptly
flle~; Gs-and at a rate less for CASH than can be
had at any other house in st Louis.-E
He would therefore cordially invite all his cash
paying friends and customers to give him call
whether they citizens Of st Louis or reside in
any of the towns on the Missouri, Mississippi or
Illinois rivers. All, say, that wish bargains and
are willing to pay cash for the same, call at No. ~
Market ST., St Louis, second door above Second
street. JOHN 1, ELLET
N. B.-Orders BY letter, with the needful, will be
promptly attended to. (St Louis NAV O. 1850
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N E w G OOD S!!!

INHE Undersigned are now, and will be receiy ing
l. during the season, large assortment OF
Spring and summer Goods,
well selected from the Eastern Cities Of the latest
Importations, all of which they are determined to
sell at such rates as no doubt will give entire
isfacton to all who may favor them with their pat
ronage. Their stock consists part of the follow
ing, viz:
DRY GOODS, Cloths, including every variety OF
color, quality and price, French and American Gas.
simeres, satnetts OF every quality, Jeans, summer
Cloth, blue drilling and cotton paids and stripes
OF all kinds, for summer clothing, linens, linen
driilings, brown and bleached Domestics, Tckings,
Checks, Vestings, Flannels, Alpaccas, Irish lin
ems, ETC., etc.
Ladies' Dress G Gods.
A handsome assortment of Prints, ginghams,
lawns, muslins, jaconetts, swiss, book and null
Musins; Dress silks, linen ustre, Bingham lawns,
linen berage. etc., etc.
FANCY GOODS, too numerous to mention, new
style bonnet ribbons and artificial Flowers, Hosie
ry, gloves, suspenders hdkfs, buttons, Combs ETC.,
Hats, Russia, beaver, silk, low priced Fur leghorn
and palm leaf Hats, all sizes, kinds and prices. A
general assortment Of
Boots, Shoes, Groceries, HdrdcGre and QuecnSrdrc,
Clothing, C0ais Pants, Vests, Bosoms + Dratcers.
Also, Collars, shirts, ETC., in great variety and at
exceedingly low prices. Also, Nails, Glass, Cot
ton Chain, batting log and trace Chains,
ETC., etc. Also, Hames. horse collars hoes, show
els, spades, Forks. ETC., etc., all Of which we will
sell as cheap as can be purchased in the Market,
and will take all kinds Of Produce in exchange fol
Goods.
Remember the place, 10 Main street, below JEFF
ferson, Burlington. Iowa.
Burlington, may ., 1850 GARRETT COOPER
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TO THE PUBLIC.

To The PUBIC.
TIME undersigned has opened school in the
L basement of the Presbyterian Church. Terms
of tuition as follows:
For Reading, Defining and Arithmetic, per
quarter az weeks,) per scholar, So 90
For Geography, English Grammar and Artli-
metic on the Blackboard, So so
For Natural Philosophy, Rhetoric, and
Chemistry "a %
For Algebra, pure Mathematics and the Latin
and Greek Languages, SIS 90
Pupils viii be charged from the time of entering
the school; and no deduction made unless in the
case of protracted illness. ]. PERSON.
Burlington, april IS. lS50-3t
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Commercial.

BURLINGTON MARKET.-RErAIL PRICES.
BURLINGTON, May 3, 1850.
GRAIN-per bushel. FLOUR--per Dbl.
Wheat, fall;----- SO 10 soc Super fne---- 1926
do sprinr.--6O to 4Oc Fine ----.------- &Aho
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

uncle, Thomas Neal, whore now live, and II any
person doubts this statement will be happy to con-
verse with them if they will call on me.
(signed,) THOMAS N. RINso.
State of Kentucky, Graves CO., set.
This day personally came before me, the UNDER
signed an acting justice of the peace in and for said
county, and made oath in due form OF thatthe
bove statement true Subscribed and sworn to this
18th day of Feb, 1S49. 5. p. MoRsE,J. P. for c.
!, Erwin Anderson, clerk Of the county court Of
Graves county, State Of Kentucky, DO certify that
S. p. Morse, whose name is signed to :he above
certificate, is now and was at the time of signing
the same justice of the peace IN and for said
Graves county, duly commissioned and qualified as
such, and that faith and credit due all hts 9th.
cial acts such.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the seal of the coun-
N' ty court of said county to be hereunto af-
fixed, this 18th day Of February 1850.
may 8, ls5O-7m ERWIN ANDERSON
DrFor sale by E. E. GAY, Burlington Iowa.
VTTANTED, Wheat and Oats. also Dry and Green
w HIDES, for which cash will be paid on de-
livery (may $500 PARSONS. Corr PARSONS
Just Received BY the Subscribers,
4 BBLs Syrup, sugar house and N. o. Mulasses;
IL 100 sacks @. A. salt IN bleached bags;
sacks dried Peaches and Apples;
IL bbls N. O. sugar; sacks butter salt;
Sc boxes by 10 and 10 by ~ Glass, for sale by
may 9, $50 Parsons, Corr S Parsons
New Store and New Goods!
THE subscriber has just opened q new assort-
l. ment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats and Caps,
Hardware, Queensware, Boots, Shoes, etc., ETC.,
which he will sell at Reduced Prices. Taken in
exchange for Goods all kinds Of merchantable
PRODUCE.
The citizens of Burlington and surrounding coun-
try are invited to examine his stock before pur.
chasing elsewhere. N3.CALL AND SEE and judge
for yourselves. No charge for showing goods.
may $50 MS DU BOTS, Jefferson street
TAcoNrrrs, laces ,insertings ladies' belts,
y ETC., for sale at (mays) Du Bois
EMBROIDERED and plain work collars and cuffs
IL for sale by may 9. '5o) Du BoIs
UMBRELLAS, for sale at
- may g., 80 DU BoIs'
r INEN Hadkerchiefs, for sale cheap at
IL may .. $50 Du BoIs'
A superior article Of CHOCOLATE, for sale by
n may 8, Ms 0u BoIs
nRESs GOODS, bareges, tissues, lawns, &c. Ior
- sale by (may9) s Du Bors
nISSOLUTION.-The Co-rarnership heretofore ex.
1 } listing between RoTuARMEb lemon, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. P. ROTHARMEL,
Burlington, May Q, 1a5o-3t A. LEMON.