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REMOVAL. -

q RNsSs~Mr EDWARD MEAD, Importer Of
N1SsSS hsaa fine watches, Jewelry, cutlery,
A>ss~SEsNBrittania and plated ware, guns,
pistols, ana fancy goods and dasuerreotype stock
generally, has removed to his new store, No 81
Main, corner of Pine street. would re ectfulv in
v'te the at'ention of the public his very lar &c as
s"rtment of watches. jewelty and fancy goods Just
received and now opening. Importing largely, he
Is prepared to sell at a very small advance. Aim
at large sales and small profits, he can and viii
sell cheaper than any house in st Louis. Grateful
for the very liberal patronage Of my friends and the
public generally; shall endeavor to merit contin.
uance oftheir business. Offering for their
very large assortmrn mt Of fine chronometer duplex
ami lever watches, IN extra heavy gold hunting and
double bottom cases,made expressly to my order
by the best London makers.
Gold detached lever aud OFFENDER watches:
Silver do do do do.
New and fashionable jewelry:
Silver Spoons forks, ladles, cups Sc, OF my own
manufacture, and warranted dollar standard:
Silver plated castors and cake baskets;
Silver do tea-setts, urhs and walters;
Brittania tea-sets. casters and urns;
Japanned tea-trays; Razors and razor strops;
Table cutlery. fine ivory and buffalo handles;
Pocket do of Rodgers and other makers;
Double and single barrel guns and rifles;
Revolving and rifle pistols:
Hair, cloth, tooth and nail brushes:
Perfumery. the best German cologne;
POWDER TASKS and sporting apparatus generally;
PERCUSSION caps, Germ IN and Engi sh water proof
Daguerreotype plates cases. chemicals and ca
meras, a large and complete assortment, at all
times on hand.
Employing the hest Lon Ion workmen, I am pre-
pared to repair all kinds of watches; or to supplv
jewels or any new parts Of watches; also to alter le
yer escapemcnts and chronometer or duplex, and
to apply adjusted compensation balances.
The highest prices paid in Cash for California
gold, or manufacterd in jewelry to order.
Guns Rifles and Pistols.
THO provide for the increasing trade in this
1 have made arrangements to import fine double and
single baHeled shot gus, direct from the best English
manufacturers.
shall be in receipt for the spring trade Of very large
assortment Of fine and common double and single barrel
shot guns, rifles and suitable for or
nouns ain trade; Colts and Aliens revoivers; belt and
pocket pistols; powder aks and shooting gen
orally which will be sold to the trade reduced prices
have also attached to my establishment gunsmith
shop and shooting gallery where all guns and pistols can
be tried to the satisfaction Of purchaser Having
ployed an experienced workman prepared to do all
kinds Of gunsmthng and manufacturing fine guns TO or.
der. EDWARD MEAD.
Feb 90, 1851 81 Main ST., corner of Pine ST Ionis
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p,rs,nENr,s PROCLAMATION.


Whereas, information has been received that
~ combined together for the purpose Of op-
49, by force the laws of the United States,
81 " Boston, Mass, on the 18th inst, make a
.;s,sst assault on the Marshal or Deputy Mar
aI efthe u. s., forthe District Of Massachusetts,
~ Court Hall, did outrage the said officers,
- IA by force rescue from their custody, a
- arrested as Fugitive Slave, and then
~ here the prisoner lawfully held by the said
1srshal or Deputy Marshal of the u. S. and
.sAes scandalous outrages, did commit in viola
- Of Law.
~. therefore, to the end that the authority
- law NAV be maintained, and those con-
ss,,ed in violating them brought to immediate
.aniehment, issue this proclamation. calling on
Ieell disposed citizens to rally to the supper,
~ laws Of their country, and commanding all
Icer., civil or military. who shall be found in
~ vicinity Of this outrage, to be acting by all
naans in their power in qnelling this and other
"a combinations, and assisting the Marshal
ID his Deputies in re-capturing the above men,
Geae1 prisoner.
And do especially direct that prosecution be
esnmenced against all persons aiding or ahettins
althis Aagitioas offence. And l do further
esnmand that the District Attorney Of the IT,
s, md Ill other persons connected in the ad
niastfation Of the laws Of the United Strtes,
case the foregoing offenders and such as have
Gdea or shall have harbored or concealed such
flgitive, contrary to law, to be Immediately
ssssted and proceeded with according to law
Given under nv hand and seal Of the United
-, this 18th day Of February, 1851.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
DANsL WEnsrrR Sec,v State
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co PARTNERSHIP,

II II. RUNGEhas this day associated with him
Il his brother E. F. Runge. and will continue the
Confectionery. Fruit, Fancy and Restornt
business, under the style and firm Of F. H. Runge
l. Brother, At the old stand on jefferson street.
The undersigned returns his sincere thanks for
the very liberal patronage he has received and as
sures the public that the new firm will exert them
selves to deserve their continued favors.
march 6 ISL r. H. RUNGE.
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jun in tn IeOIlin. Mill.


ALLEGHENY CRY, OPPOSITE PITESBURGH, Pa.
SEMPLE, BISSELL CO.,
M MANUFACTURERS Of Juniata Iron Nails and
lVI Spikes; spring, blister and plough steel of all
sizes, Warehouse No. As Wood st, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Also, No. II Levee, St Louis, Mo.
The great care exercised in the manufacture of
our Iron, as well as the exclusive in all cases
Of the very best stock. which is manufactured un.
der the personal superintendent oclswo members
Of our firm, insnres an invariably uniform and SUI
perior quality of Iron, and its confidently
be recommended for all purposes, requiring Iron
OF extra quality.
At our s. Louis house, we will furnish Iron and
Nails, as low as the same quality can be bought in
Pittsburgh, with the addition of freight only. We
also keep on hand, Of our own importation, large
assortment OF the best Cast and German Steel, An.
wills, Vices, Bellows, Stocks and Dies, Springs, AK
les, Castings, &c.
We respectfully request call from those desir-
ing to purchase goods in our line.
SEMPLE, BISSELL h CO.,
Feb 20, 1881 st Louis, Mo.
TOFFEE MILLS: Patent, Bog and California; al
oso, Britannia and Iron Hopper Box Mills for sale
by tcct 81 30, GaIFFITHs co
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AVERY'S NURSERY.

NEAR BURLIN TON, IOWA.
- WE have over 100000 Fruit Trees in their
various stages from one to four years growth
- which we offer at the following prices, to il:
Ebr Apple Trees or saitatle size for Orchard
yhatins tloper 100 or $50 per 1000, for extra size
~ per 100.
Pear Trees from 30 10 so cents each.
Grape Vines, Isabella and Catawba, one year old
epef 100, two yearold, very fine, Sc TO 81 per
lsadred or ten cents each.
Also, the following Nursery Stock.
Apple Trees just grated and ready for planting
u Nursery rows S2o per thnnsand. or in larger
%A0Ses OF from i've to ten Thousand $50 per 1000.
1880 one year Pear seedlings $40 PER 1000.
60oo do do Mazzard Cherry $40 per 1000.
1880 bestPium seedlings for stocks$ 10 per 1000.
Apple seedlings - per 1000.
Oar stock OF Apple Trees now embraces nearly
quite all the approved kinds, many of which we
hive proven, and those which have not yet come
10 bearing were procured from the most correct
hstefn Pomoiogist. We feel therefore prepared
hfsrnish Trees as true to name as il is within the
pver Of man 10 do.
Al orders accompanied with the cash, will meet
/ With prompt attention.
Where the selection is len with the subscribers
- purchaser may rest assured that pains will be
hken IN selecting properly for the different sea-
soas, such as Early, Fall and Winter, nf the very
sset and In proper proportion.
Trees well packed in boxcs or bundles, in good
sapping order and delivered on board steamboat
Address r. & H. AVERY,
EeO. =, 1881 Burlington. Iowa
oaardiaaS sale Of Valuable Real Eslale.
Ky virtue Of . License and Decree of the Probate
Court OF Desmoines county, Iowa. we will on
ESSAY The tst day 1t pri, ID, 1881, sell to the
sShest bidder, the following Real Estate, to wit
ne undivided interest of the Minor Heirs of John
Harper decd in and to the north east quarter Sec
nen and the east half Of the south east quarter of
section Number five, (5.) township seventy two
!!J north range two west Of the 5th principal mer-
asans containing two hundred and thirty-two and
sAI0o acres. Also, the southeast Or Of sec. num-
- thirty-o one, (3I) township seventy three, f73)
-, range two west, containing one hundred and
axty, leo) acres.
~ sale at the ONCE of the Probate Judge Of Des.
soInss county, Iowa, in the city Of Burlington.
VTerms u Saie.-One half Of the purchase
.oney 10 be paid down-the balance in one year
HoA date OF sale. JOHN H. WARE, Guardian of
Nancy f. Harper and David II. Harper.
JOHN HARPER, Guardian Of
Mahala Ann Harper, minors and heirs of
fellow Spring, march 1851 Jno Harper, decd
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DAx'L WEBSTER, Sec'y State.

CprriSuED REvTvAl-The Methodist and Can.
etgattonai churches here, are daily receiving
ssmbers-fruits OF q religious revival, that con
anses with undated interest. Many OF our lead.
u aea are amongst the new converts.-Keosanque
keSsoaian.
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NEW RROOMS.

- d. w. BURTON. has removed his Broom
Factory to his new residence on the hill, near Mr.
Kelly's, north part of the city, He is now rrerar-
ed to fill all orders for Erooms, and at greatly
duced prices. burlington. July II, 1850
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SAINT Louis.
n E NJ OVAL.
ii a v d en- & wi = q II !.
IMPORTERS AND MANUFAcTuRERs OF
SaddlerV and Coach Hardware.

Carriage Trimmings and Trunk Furniture,
nAVE removed to the spacious store No. II
l l. Main street, between Market and Chesaut,o zone
door south of the Custom House.
They would respectfully invite the attention OF
manufacturers, merchants and others, to their pre-
sent stock, as being the best and largest assort-
ment Of goods in their line west of the mount aims,
and as they purchased directly from the mannfac-
turers in America and England, they feel confident
Of being able to give their customers entire salts
faction.
They are receiving large additions to their stock
from domestic and foreign markets, and have made
arrangements for full and regular supply Of
Harness, Skirting ind Bride Leather,
which will make their advantages for supplying the
trade equal, il not SUPERIOR to those Of any other
house in the west. {St Louis, Feb. 20, 1851
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MEMS WEAR.

(NLOTHS: large assortment of black and fancy
~ colors, some very cheap doe skins and cassi-
meres, plain andfancy satnetts, large assortment
all grades, Tweeds and Ky Jeans, Of various COL
ors and grades, just received and for sale by
oct 3, so G. LAUMAN & BRO.
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LOOK AT THISi!

TINHE undersigned wishing to close out his pres
| ent stock of Boots and Shoes of Eastern manu-.
facture, also Hats and Caps offers to sell until the
10th Of March ut COST Come one, come all who
want Bargains. Call at the Shoe and Leather store
Jefferson street, one door east of Main.
ian 40, ISL T.. WALLIS
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PLANK ROAD NURSERY.
s>AA AT this Nursery, q miles west Of Burliug-
SET ton, Immediately on the plank road, there are
-. IN cultivation 100000 Apple Trees; besides
Peach,Cherry, Plum. Persmmon and Ounce Trees;
where lovers Of good fruit and the public general
", may be accommodated, on the most reasonable
terms, with Orchard and Garden Trees.
We expectt to enlarge our stock from year to year
and are determined never to be exceled by any
nursery man in the selection of the hest varieties
or in detecting and casting out such unwor-
thy Of cultivation. All orders executed promptly.
nov Z; 1S50-6m A. LEONARD s. SONS
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VI THOSE WHO DO NOT ADVERTISE t~-zsY
~ DESERVE NOT TO BE PATRON.
IZEn $G4YS.-

g rnosE VINO DO NOT ADVERTISE. -
~ DESERVE NOT IzE 10 BE PATRON snz
The new half century finds US ready with une-
j qualed stock and facilities 10 offer oar many
friends aud customers the largest stock of Fnrni-
ture and Upholstery, and more varied than any 9TH
er house in the city, large part Of which has been
made to our order and for our own sales.
Our Sales-Rooms being so feet deep by so feet
broad enables us to show goods. and to better
advantage to the SER than an, other house
in our line.
We confidently say that our arrangements for
1851, surpass all our previously uaequalled ones.
wholesale prices fixed thus ISIS uring the dealers
that their orders will be filled at low rates by
personal attention.
Dealers in our line, hotel keepers, merchants,
steamboat officers, farmers, and every one else,
come and see. and thus satisfy yourselves that
sstruth is stranger than felton,"
SCARRITT s MASON.
No. so Washington avenue,
march s. 1851 St Louis, Mo.
ON hand and to arrive-I00 sofas; 600 bureaus;
" 900 dozen wood chairs; 100 cane seat chairs;
400 beadsteads; 200 wood rocking chairs;
200 tables 100 cane seat rocking chairs,
200 STANDS; 80 mahogany rocking chairs. For
sale by tmarch s '6D SCARRITT & MASON
M AHOGoNY Wardrobes, marble top centre ia
bles, bureaus, side tables, wash stands and side
boards, mahogany book cases, fine centre tables,
side dining and extension tables, &C.. for sale BY
SCARR1TT MASON,
march 81 No. so Washington Avenue.
VAKIErIEs-Tce boxes, Transparent, shades
looking glasses, fans and plates, dining and
breakfast tables, wire and tin safes, willow wagons
and cradles, cribs, lounges, desks, velncipedes,
willow chairs mattresses, of all kinds portable and
French bedsteads, shower baths, sc sold cheap
by march s '51) SCARRiTT MASON.
SCARRITT'S Patent Sofa Bed, acknowledged to
~ possess more beauty comfort. convenience and
durability than any invention ofthe kind ever be-
fore offered to the public. Manufactured and sold
by SCARRITT s. MASON,
march ISL No 60 Washington avenue
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NOTICE-The undersigned would respectfully
IN inform those who know their notes and &C
counts to be due, that he wants money. They will
confer a favor by making immediate payment.
ian, 30, 81. L. WALLIS
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Also, silk Vests, with the largest and most ele.
CANT assortment Of Geafiemen'< FHrnsAing Good
ever brought into this or any other market north
OF ST Louis Call and see for your selves, to wit:
Fine Irish Linen Shirts Silk Drawers and Under
shirts; Flannel wolen knit and Caution Flannel do.
Fancy silk and satin Crarais and Scarfs, Pocket
Handkerchiefs, SuspenaerS, Socks, Gloves, COM
forts, Trunks and Carpet Bags. Umbrellas. etc.
Also, large assortment Of HATS AND CAPS,
of the latest patterns and finest material.
ssDon't be backward about coming foTward.'s ANY
thing in our line viii be sold the best and
all warrantedi Any person i'm want Of any article
enumerated above. may rest assured that he cannot
do better than give Us cali. We shall take pleas
ure in showing you stock even you 10 not buy
Country dealers are respectfully informed that
we are prepared to sell at WHOLESALE, and ON
terms that cannot fall to ensure them handsome
profit. HEINSHEIMER q CO.,
oct 81, so Jefferson street, doors below Third
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complete assortment Of coopers' tools, in
GLIDING knives, planes, AIDES, Sc, best makers,
carpenters bench and moulding planes and tools,
of all kinds; smiths bellows, anvils; vices screw
plates, sledses and hammers. &C.. &c. Together
with a complete assortment of almost every arti-
Gle usually kept in Wholesale hardware store,
which offered on most favorable terms.
st Louis, Feb 6,t 1881 CHILD, PRATTS co
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RUN lie Il T..
Third Arrival of Fail and winter Closhins ut the

~ III L 4.
Third Arrival of Fall and winfer Clothins ut the
BURLINGTON EMPORIUM
lElNsHEIMER 4 CO., can afford to Challenge
lCompetnionh-We have just receiv ed, in add.
tion 10 our former heavy Stock Third SEpply Of
Ready Made Fan ind Winter CLOTHIa c.. mannfac-
tnred at our own Establishment in Cincinnati. TO
which we respectfully invite the attention of tho
public at large and to which solicit general cus-
tom. We challenge competition in Prices, and in the
quality OF our stockl We have always sold goods
cheaper than any other house in town, and we In
tend to continue " hat has now become habit, be-
heslng, as we do, in the motto aNotroubfe TO show
Goods +! Quick SGiesH Snail Proffs.-'
Our stock is very large; embracing every article
In our line, and sele cted and WARRANTED 20 Be
smoothing eiseh than what sell them for. They
consist, in part, OF the following
Coats.
Fine cloth dress fockCoais all COPS latest styles
do sacks coats, all coils and do do
BEST beaver andskerscy do; Tweed and Cashmere;
Rough and Ready Over Coats; Beaver do;
Cassinett and Cas- simerc do; Pea Jackets,
Blanket coats, taii cclors,) etc, etc.
Boys Cioshin:.-LarSe supply,
Embracing every variety, from coarse to fine, and
sui:ed TO the season. Also, the latest style Cf
Gentle meas Cioaks,
Manufactured from the best, finest and most cost.
ly materials.
Cassimece Pants. all colors; Corderoy Satinet do
HeaVy anu fine Moleskla do; Sleeps grey cloth do
Single and Double Breasted yeStst
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CtHAWLS blk, embroidered, Bay State and com.
~ mon Shawis,for sale low at (n1D DU BoIs'
DURE WINES AND BRANDY.-PoIt, Madeira
j aud Malaga Wines and French Brandy for med
cal purposes for sale by f ID JAGGAR
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Just Received.
THERRY Grape Scarfs; Straw colored Florence;
~ Mode cashmere shawls, silk Fringes;
Children's Jenny Lind Hats; Coronation Cord:
Velvet Trimmings; Sewing silks, assorted;
Colored and black worsted Lace;
Zephyr Wotsted, ETC., ETC., for sale by
Nov %, 1850 P. NJ. FORTTER
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eaeN. IMPROVED FARM for Sale or Cash Rent,
EYE about II miles from Burlington ard miles
@k> from Shokokon, on Honey Creek, Henderson
county, Illinois, of 600 acres.
This Farm is on high and rolling prairie,is beau
tfu!ly watered by Honey Creek, which runs
through it for over one mile, is well supplied with
young and thrifty timber, abundance OF good lime
stone for building purposes an unlimited range for
stock, making it Of the best farms for the stock
raiser or wool grower in the west, and for raising
grain is unsurpassed; over 900 acres under fence,
part of which is in timothy grass; 100 acres for a
spring crop. A young orchard, good barn with
stables, and two dwelling houses form part Of the
improvements.
4 have also several pieces Of unimpro,ed lands
in the same county. within s and 70 miles of Bur-
lington. which are for sale on reasonable terms
For further information enquire of the subscriber,
either hy letter post paid or in person at his Office,
on Water st. Burlington, Iowa.
Jan. %. 1851. rRANCIsJ. PEAsLEY.
CKATES: full assortment, with or without
- straps for sale at tdecio) GRIFFlTHs co
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] 5 KIMBALL & co
in part, as follows:-

in part, as follows:-
Is ps cashmere;
10 do sattinetts;
80 do tickings l. apron
checks;
rs doz. assorted WOOL
len comforts;
rs dog. hickory shirts;
25 do twilled flannel
shirts and drawers;
20 doz. royal ribbed do
rs lbs. Eastern yarn, all
c0lors;
100 lbs. assorted cotton
Thread;
60 do BLK patent thread
80 children's sacks;
25 Bay State Shawls;
Is colOred embroidered
Thihet Shawls;
% OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
100 ps. assorted hannels;
80 do Kentucky Jeans;
Q dog. Fancy cravats;
90 Victorines Il cuts;
90 Maatilla Polkas.
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6fNGH A MS.

GfNGHAMS.
A CHOICE assortment Of French and Domes-
~ tic Ginghams, plain black and black and W hife
chambrsy ginghams. all colors. just received and
for sale by toct 3, '5o) JG LAuMAS Bro
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r. C. CLARK plcKsRsoN BRENT. FRANCIS I. SMITH
II. e.. Clark & Co..


II. e.. Clark & Co..
MANUFACTURERS OF White Lead, Lns eed
VI and Castor Oils, Corner Of Twelfth and Aus
tin streets, ST LoUIs. Mo.
Gs"ofice. at the Counting Room OF Dickerson &
Brent, No. IL Locust street. tFeh 27s 1851
10 Painters & Dealers
IN WHITE LEAD, LINSEED AND CASTOR OILS
TIME undersigned manufacturers of White Lead
| Linseed and Castor Oils. in the city Of ST Louis,
having about two months since completed their es-
Enlistment. are now prepared tn furnish Painters
and dealers with superior article OF White Lead.
&C., sc.
Every Painter in the city Of st Louis, who has
yet tried our White Lead, pronounces it superior to
any other nifacturcd in the West, as il appears
by their certificate published below.
February 81, 1851. R. c. CLARK s. CO.
The undersigned Painters in the city Of st Louis
hereby Certify that they have used the White Lead
manufactured by r C. Clark 4 Co., of this city,
and finl it so far they have yet tried il, to he
very excellent article. superior indeed to any 9TH
er White Lead manufactured in the west.
John s. Watson, r. Thornburg,
Mcvicker Histed, James Spore.
w. A. Thornhurg, Richard s. Hillman,
Gordon & Wood, w. S. Etris.
NJ. C. English. James Schollay.
Middleto & Tariton.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
NTcGUFFEY's Readers Mitchelrs Geography;
~ Rays Arithmetic; Parley's do
Co!burn's do Olney's do
Elementary spoilers; Smiths do
Stationery of all kinds, for sale cheap at
nov IS, so GAYS Drug store
I,>ANCY STATIONERY.-A sple ndid as ortment
y of Fancy stationery, consisting OF embossed,
gilt and plain note paper. note envelopes motto and
transparent waters, marble and alahaster paper
weights, motto cards, perforated cards. perforated
paper. glass and fancy letter stamps, letter clips
paper folders, fancy cards, etc. etc. Just received
and for sale by tnov ~ J. F. ABRAHAMS
CLOrHINGl CLOTHING,!
our stock comprises every variety Of Mems
OClothing. viz: Blue blanket and cloth overcoats.
tweed and satinctt sack and business coats;
Black and fancy cashmere pants.
Sa;inett, Sleeps grey and corderoy pants;
Valencia. cashmere. satin md satnet Vests;
Red flannel understands and drawers;
Silk. Merins and lambs wool undershrts;
Merino,rihh'd cotton and Canton flannel DR. awers
lust reed and for by JIG LAUMAN & BRO
NILES: Flat bastard Files from to IS in; mill
y saw Files, all sizes; round, half round, square.
hand bastard, hand smooth, half round and hand
save Files. for sale ny toaD GRIFFITHS & co
1TRsuLINE Manual. Garden of the Soul, Key OF
Heaven. Catholic Piety. Pocket Manual; Fol-
lowing OF Christ, ETC., ETC., for sale at
oct 49, 80 ABRAHAMS' Book store
lust received. large stock Of twilled, scarlet
- striped and plain, yellow, white and grey low
priced medium and very fine WEIGH. for sale low
by G LAUMAN BRO.
sept 90, so corner Jefferson and Water SITS
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h'l Oh "HRNH VIC VIII SIT IT t'fe IVWtSI TdtcS1
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Wehave in store so cases stoga boots; 40 cases
kip boots; 10 cases gents long boots; 10 cases calf
boots; eases youths do; 4 cases chiIdrens' do;
II cases mems broyans; cases youths do; 400
pairs chidrens and Infants shoes, CATERS, etc:
100 pairs ladies and gentlemen's overshoes; 70prs
excelsors, half Caters, etc, etc.
HARDWARE.
We have just received 200 kegs Nails from Sd to
Sd. All varieties of pocket, table, butcher and
carving Knives; scissors, shears, screws, butts.
latches, locks. molasses gates faucets, Lamps, cam
dlesticks, saws, hstchets, hemmers, tacks, mill
saws, hand saws flies, rasps, table and tea spoons,
etc, ETC., ETC.. etc.
The attention of wholesale dealers is particular
ly requested. Gazette copy) KIMBALL 4 co