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Hardware and Cutlery.

DONAL DSON, HALL l. CO.,
IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers ia Hard
| ware and Cutlery, ami IN Inufacturers of planes.
M. 90 Nam street, between ouve and Locust
streets. (>gn of the Golden rlane,I s. Louis, Mo.
Are now receiving tor the Fail trade, one Of the
largest and best selected stocks uf H4Tdwar ami
Cutlery, ever offered VS., # the AIl-ghanv Noun
,ains. Importing all our English goods dir ct from
the manufacturers, aud purchasing our American
f"m the IN inuficturers ct the lowest cash prices,
enables US to sell lower than any other house in
this city. Oar stock consists in part as follows:
$50 doz axes assorted, Collins, Levereits, SIM
mons, Hunts, Manns, r rsts and Albany;
$50 dog shorelS and spades assortet Amss',
Rowland's and Thomas;
rs do grain scoops;
25 cases Rnwiand's mill and Y cut saws;
do caststeeI X cat saws;
100 casks bright OK AMI log chains;
rs dn coli chains; 5000 iuz pocket knives:
600 do Wastenhum's 10 do;
$50 yros knives and forks. ass'd;
1000 aoz Russslrs and Wards butcher knives;
350 do Wade 4 Butchers raznrs, ass'd;
1890 do scissors and shears. assorted;
IS casks Greenwnod's butt hinges. ass'd sIzes;
10000 gross wood screws, ass'd, from as to ! IN.
100 aoz pad till, chest.curhnard and trunk locks;
500 do mineral knob LOCKS. assorted;
500 do thumb AMI knob catches;
1000 lbs brass and bell metal kettles;
so doz tea kettles;
1000 G. d. percussion caps;
1000 doz ]. Horaer h Butchers flies and Tasps;
% bals AMERICAN curry COMPS. a>softtui
400 !nzWi spnS, parker's AMI Adsms'Cof, mills;
500 kegs Iron Mountain Nails, all si>es;
100 d. wrought do 10
100 bags Grittin's horse, do 60
200 loz pairs iron and brass head shoyeis tongs
500 pairs polished do do
400 sets do do do
ALso-A large assortment of Kolp's Lnckwoad's
and R,che ster Coopers' tools; McKown's bellows
,usehoie and TiIotson's anvtis; Kings storks
and dies; Cntter Keyed aud solid wees; hand and
sledgr hammers; and a Complete assortment OF cur
own man fracture of planes which war; ant tn re
superior to any hrough, TO this mirket. Thsethsr
with complete assortment ofevery article kept
in our line ~ hch we Offer atty reduced prices
D3N\LDsoN, HALL n CO..
Main
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SAINT LOUIS.
Fall ImpOrtatioss--lSJl.

~
NO. ss North Fourth street, SAINT Louis. Mo.
w ooLo inform their lends OF Burlington an i
surrounding country, that they have receiv-
aha WIN e"nl'hue 10 receive semi-weekty during
the fiiI, large additions to their heavy stock #
FANCY SILK AND STAPLE DRy cDops-
Possessing superior adv res III the mar
her VINO resides IN the east, for buying foreign
fancy goods OF tbs importers as they arrive from
Europe, and for obtaining al the lowest rates. nf
the manufacturers, all kinds Of American ,ras of
the best brands, and also being enabled to attend
the large auction sales in ,he East, which desi-
Fable goods are often sacrificed, and they psiss-
cipaily buy Tor Cash. they nltter themselves they
can offer inducements to cash purchaser, that are
seldom eaualed in the West, for buying bi 4ins.
The following comprise in part what they have
just received, viz:
Extra arabesque brocade dress silks, in all co.'s
Rich 4-A chene dress silks. colored;
Rich black b.ocade silks;
Rich dress silks for b idaI robes;
Real Irish tabhinetts or puulins, cold and b.:s;
Piain BLACK silks Of all widths, best makel
Best Lyons SILK velvets. black ana coarea;
Rchpiaid ana Il, 81 mouslina de lains ,new style;
Plain colored d. iains of all qualities;
Mourning goods of ali kinds, large assortment,
Millinery goods Of every description;
House furnishing goods in great varieties;
Two hundred doz Paris xii gloves of all hum
bers and colors;
Rich Vdlencienne lace. co'ors and cuffs. in sets;
Rich needle worked ant face muslin goods, OF
the modern styles: rich pocket hakf,:
Two hundred and fifty lbs woolen yarn If all
colnrs and numbers;
Two hundred pieces handsome delaiLs 1t 25c
per yard;
White an col'i n nnrls waira-tt d not To shrink
Frsnch, EagliSh and American prints;
Tw" cases ~ French merihn, white and coPi;
Two cases of black AMI colorei English nlcri-
nos of our own importation;
Broad cloths cassimeres anil sltinets, all COPS;
SILK, WOODEN and cotton h Isery II every de-
ton;
Irish linens. warranted all fax;
Rich under sleeves. AMI mtny Other STYLES Of
goods tn numerous tn meutlbn. All of which will
be sold cheap for c,shhy PORTER iIAvENS,
sep ;. 1881 Northwest corner sth and Olive st.
Al ERCHANTS from the COUNTRY will fad
vi tn largest assortment of silk goods in the ci-
ty land cheap for cash,at PORIERA HAvENs,
sep 3. 1851 ,rlh-MeSt cnrner IIh and OIiNe
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OLIVER BENNETr Co,
WInlesal Eealers in
Boots. shoes, Hats Il Caps.
s1"" "SSs ss"sS - ops
10l VI in street, ST LOUIS, No.,


1 RE uDv receiving their Fail supplies of the
n ABOVE goo Il, EN- racing greltPr variety #
qualities and stylas than they have before "H I'd.
Many If Their gods have been Manufactured 10
their order, and especially for the 81 Louis mar
ket in wiich special atteMtIon has been paid to ST.
z.s as Well as qualities.
II is thsir design, at ali times, TO have the most
COM ete stock in the market, aud sell 10 prompt
MN the most acco nmola terms, datteriag
themselves that they can Offer inducements to-
Western buyers equal to "f an isern market.
RCBBERS.
Thtlr Arrangement with very large Eastern
manufacturing company. for heavy stock If
Mems, Lidies' and Misses RIehers, viii enable
them to sell Al the very lowest prices.
Purchasers win certainly find II for their inter-
CO, t. give oar stock DENOMINATION.
p. ->?eciai attention paid to orders.
st Luis, august 20, 1850 van
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~ illialll North.

Wholesale Dealer in Doets shoes and Hats.
No. 50 Min street, SAINT Louis, Mo-,
AS Just Received By recent srriv ais and now in
Il store large ana desirable stock of goods In
the above line. well lapted t. the Fall and Win
ter trade, embracing all the and fashIonabls
styles, to which constant al iitions will be made
daring the son. all If wach have been selected
with great care. and will be offered to the aae at
very small advance Oh manufacturers prices.
Also
large assortment Of Rubber Goods coasist-
ing Of M.ns, Ladies ami Misses Overshocs Bouts.
Buskins and Shawls.
Merchants visiting the city are respectfully So
hcied to an examination Of my stock before pur-
chasing, as am determined to sell very low, and
confident that from the variety and Completeness
ofmy as >ortment. wl he able to Offer greater than
usual Inducements tau.. 2T-3m1 WN NOR I'll
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Child, Pratt 4 CO.,
Importers 4 Wholesale Dealers in
English German l. Amer. Hardware

lt7 Main street. Sd door nth of Bank of Mo-.
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
4 RE now opening their fail stock, and offer to
\ the couGtry trade the larges. and best as sort
men' of Hardware ever brought to this market. All
our Engiish Goods we import direct from the Eng.
hSh manufacturers; aud having a resident partner
III New York, who makes our purchases of the A.
merIcan manufacturers for CASH, We are enabled
and vii! sell a. Eastern prices, Transportation adj
dea.) Merchants visiting this city for the purpose
ofpurchasns Hardware, are invited to call and en-
anime our stock and prices. feeling confident that
with large stock aud our facilities for purchas-
ing, we can oisr unusual inducements in prices.
Our stock Consists in part as follows:
$50 casks hrigat OK and log chains;
100 10 trace chains, 20 10 coil chains,
100 dog brush seythes ,as'd; rs do anure forks
600 shosels at,a spades, ass'd Ames, Clrrs'
Rowand's and others;
1000 aoz genuine Collins. Simmons. Davis ana
Weeds axes assorted,
90, doz hatchets. sssortea, Sh,rggine y bench,
100 dog ha:a an! PANEL saws, assorted;
800 Saint Louis make mil saws
400 do aa cross cut ana circular 10;
10000 pounds brass kettles aud pals, ass',l:
600 dog brass heat and iron shnvels longs;
10000 lbs Griiiia's horse shoe mails, assorted;
60 kegs horse saoes, assorted sizes;
50 casks saddle iroHs; 800 deg fry pans;
200 dog sraia Scoops 1000 aoz Gus y combs;
500 dog coffee mills, assorted;
5000 do butts and Images, assorted;
$4,000 gross screws, assorted to inches;
half round files;
100 dog horse rasps, assorted;
900 g'osS tea aad tane spoons assorted non,
britannia and german silver;
500 gross table knives aud forks;
1900 dog pocket knives. assorted, Butchers
Wnstenhom'S aad Rodgers
1000 dozea butcher and shue knives;
400 log. Wade AL Butchers and other makes
Razors, assorted;
6oo dnz shears AMI scissors, assorted;
IA H.. - lnsE
500 Ito pai, chest, cupboard and trunk locks;
500 do door latches; milton &. ID caps;
1000 pairs brass caualeaticks, assorted,
200 dog drawing knives, assorted;
400 dozen rasor strapS, assorted.
Our assortment of tools is unusually large
consisting of Carpenters Planes Of every descTip
ton, Coopsr's tools, including knives, planes and
aides, smith bellows. anvils, vices, sciew plates
Slehges, hammers, nc, NC, together with com
plete assortment If almost every article usually
kept in Wholesale HARDWARE Store, which are Of
fered on the most favorable terms.
St Louis, sep. ), 1851 CAtLp, PRATT & Co.
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AMERICAN INGENrITy.-Notwiths the
ridicnle of the English at everything American il
appears to be naturally expected that some i'm.
provcment win be made bv Americans on every
new invention BY the people of the old world, or
at least that il will be pu. into practical form
tv the Yankees. As an evidence Of this, wri'
term Chambers Edinburg Journal thinks that tn.
Pianoforte ought to be made so cheap as to come
within the reach of every family, however hum
BILE in circumstances, and contends that such
would be the case il machinery would be made
TO take the place Of handwork in their construc
ton. He comments this ice, 10 the special at
tention of the clock makers Of Connecticut. Tn,
Yankees have but to turn their head 10 the thing
and the work is done.
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Vermont Electio !.

DIdtttUUIV, oePt. z.
Returns from 223 towns give Williams. Wing
tor Governor, l4,333, Redfeld, Frec-soiler, 1884
3ooinson, democrat, 1854. The same towns
elected 81 Wings, so coalitionist, and there is nc
no choice in some towns. Last year, 81 Wings
ana 50 Wing majority. Williams loses, so far
sosut 100 votes on last years vote, when he had
sGelonty. The aggregate vote, is considerably
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The journal of Commerce has an able article
on the state of affairs in California. and comments
particularly upon the alarming mowers assumed
by the so called Committee of Vigilencc:
cts nsurpation, 1--WE are told,) has no limit IN
extent Of power, and i. NAV be that its limit OF
duration will be determined only when it arrives
at pitch Of insoence that calls for action in viz.
tue of the Federal Constitution, which makes il
the duty of the United States to guaranty to every
State in this Union a republican form of govern.
ment,
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NEW ORLEANS. NU5. y.
The city is healthy. Strong efforts are being
made to afford aid TO the Cuban patriots. Com
mittees are canvassing the city AMI collecting
funds. Theatrical entertainments are a ivcrt;sel
TO- tho benefit Of The cause.
Galveston dates ~ 22i IRE received; The cleo
ton ret,,rns are nearly all in. Bell IS probtb!v
elected Governor by 1000 majority over all
Hende son for It. Governor by 1000 plurality.
Howard, for Con ,cess, has a small maioris" over
all. Scarry's election for Congress in the East
ern District is uncertain.
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WAsAINGrnN- Anr %

:
The President has been compelled I" delay al
the White St!paar Springs for few DAYS, owing
TO in,iisposi,ion; he will return direct to Wash
ington. stopping nowhere en- route.
Tue Postmaster Genera, left for New York on
business; he returns Oh Tlrslav.
The Attorney G ,neral leaves Kentucky, on
Masiav. for Washington.
The U. s. Treasurer announces the amolnt OF
public moaevs on deposit in the several deposit
tories 70 be Sl3, 500 900. OF this amonnt. the
mint in Philadelphia has S5.7ll 900, aad the New
York Suh,reasury S.,7l2,316
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Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c.
FALL TRADE, 1851.

l.. c. TOPPING & CO.,
No. I5s, Mum sire I, Saint Louis, Missouri,
I lAvE in store and are consistently receiving
1 l their new and elegant stock OF Carpeting, OH
Cloths, &c. consisting in part oil the following va
rieties.
CARPErS.-Royal Veivets and Wiltons, Ia
pesries AMI Dsusseis, imperial Tree Phys, Fine and
extra 6ue Incraias. Scntrh AID Veeetian.
oil Cloths, Russ. &c.
Every veriety and sly lie, ii"or OIL cloths. from
to ~ fe,t vile, Cheaete RUS, Velvet and Tattad
do; Mats. Floor Boca,ngs, Fable and Piano Gov
ers. stair Rods. &c.
We would also c Ill the attention of Merchants
to our large stock Of Van Papers, Winao,p Cur
tain Papers aud
1000 pairs Traas parcn, Wind w Shades. which
we Off at wholesale at exit em,ly low prices.
Having Imported aud pur. h 'sed our stock from
the most celebrated Factories. and being Of the
latest anu mot approved styles. Our friends ami
strangers visiting the city will find il greatly TO
their adv ntage to examine our goods before rur.
chasing. l.. Z. TIPPING \ CO.
ST Louis, august IS, 1881 w2m
Tremendous stock Of
oA-> 1Ay@,
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BURLINGTON FIRE AND MARINE
] N S y r A N c 6 C. O NJ "A ~
CApTTAY Genn mn


THIS Company organised On the 2sd of July 1851
l. under the Gene,al Corporation Law of the
state ~ iowa, is now prepared for business, and
oilers Itself to its friends nd the public for the In
surahce Of Dwelling honses. stores u,anufacto,i s.
Barns and all other kinds Of property against loss
or damage by fire, also.
1" make murine insurdnce upon vessels, bulls OF
steamboats, freight ISIS. goo is, wsres and mer:
chaniize, specie, bullion, bills of exchange, bank
bills, and inland transportation Of all kinds
All loses viii! he promptly adjusted
The premiums will be loaned to the patrons of
the Company. .s..
Business hours from A NJ. until P. NJ Discount
days, Mondays and Thursdays.
L7-oifce in the counting house fJohn C. Foote,
Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
Directors.
John G. Foote. VIM F. Cooihaugh,
Z. w. Bodemann, James w. Grimes,
Charles Mason, julius r. Tallaat,
A. w. Carpenter.
Jos. 7. FALEs, JOHN G. FOOTE,
Secretary. President.
august 81, 1851 anw
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A very proper dav has been selected by the
people of Fort Recovery to do honor TO the relics
Of the brave men who fell in st Glars defeat, in
1871. The tenth dav OF September is the dav
which will be The anniversary of Perry's Victory
on Lake Erie. Gen. Cass has been solicited to
deliver an Grafton on the occasion.
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SAINT LOUIS.
McCrecry, Essex & co.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Hats, Caps, Bonnets and Fancy
Variety Goods.

Has, caps, BOnnetS and Fancy
Variety Goods.
NO. - MAIN STREET ST. LOUIS,
f.ALL the attention of the country merchants I,
- the largest stock of goods IN this line /, be
found in the market, part Of which viii be found
enumerated below:
HATS AND CAPS
Mems fashionable and d. D. silk, beaver ANGOLA
brush and musk hats; -
Mems soft blk, white and gold Jenny Lind and
Parodi brush hats;
Mens'congress, Kossuth and artists soft wool do
Mems silk and mohair plush caps;
Boys silk and mohair plush caps;
Boys fancy and plain soft wool hats,
Boys fancy and plain soft fur hats;
lnflnt's fancy plush, satin and fur hats,
Mems and boys cloth caps Of various patterns;
Chi'drens' silk velvet and other fancy turbans.
BONNErS.-Laaies' Florence braid fancy straw
silk, SATIN velvet bonnets.
Fancy and Varieiy Goods-Dress Goods, &c.
Black "atteoni lastrins, Gro de Rhine and EN-.
Chanssah'e sl;ci, high colored plaid, stripes and
fancy silks; -
Bannet silks and satins, forences, &C.
Also, general stock of cashme.es, aelaincs VEL
vets, lustfes, fancy plaids and worsted and silk
embroidered me rino robes.
WHITE GOODS.
Cambrtcs, Jacanets, null and Swiss muslins, sa :
tin stripe lace stripe and tape check do; Victoria
ana bishop lawns, plain and and fancy bobbinets,
SHAWLS AND HANDKERCHIEFS.
Fine colored long shawls, black do, 81. CT -.
Sd and io-i plain and embroidered American cloth
do; American, Scotch and English plaid do; ui,,n
and embroidered cashmere aoj PLAN and printed
merino do; plaid and net wool hd'k'fs; fancy me-
Tin" scars AMI hd'k'fs, ladies' fancy dress hd,ks
plain and fancy silk scarfs.
CRAvATS AND HANDKERCHIEFs.
Gents blk lustring cravats, blk Italian, plaid and
embossed, and cameleon do, fancy neck ties
Pongee, Shanghai, cora. haadana, eubos Sc and
Spitalti,d silk pocket hd'Kfs; ladies' and gents,
linen Cambiic do.
Hoods, comforts, coats. shirts, drawers:
Hosiery and gloves. suspenders, hue K mi,ts;
Umbrellas, combs, buttons and threads;
Needless pins, tapes, tinlings, brushes;
Purses, pocket-hoaks, head-bags;
Mahigmy frame mirrors, looking glasses;
Wall and win low paper, wrapping do;
Writing paper, gum wips and shoes;
Grapes, Grape Hsse, collars, lace capes;
B'rthas, laces and edginss, wells, gimps;
Fringes, dress trimmings S, Itibhons artiiicials;
Wooden yarns, carpe, bags, band boxes;
Beads and necklaces, steel pur Sc trimmings;
Razors, scissors anu shears;
Soaps. perfumery, hair oils and coloynes;
Musical instrame nts. whalehones,
Spectacles, spoons, gun caps. wristbands;
Powder TASKS. cedar pencils;
Razor strops, states and steel pens.
We are prepared to show to our old customers
and merchants generally. larger stock AMI great
er variety Of goods than any other house in our
line in the city, which Offer upon the most lib
eral terms. 81 Louis sep 3, 1851
ALnNzo CHILD rLoS G. PRATT ORANGE W. CHILD
NewfoIkCuy. st TOMS. 81 louis,
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New York, Aug. 30,

New York, Aug. 80. :
Ihe steamer Baltic sailed for Liverpool to-day
ssn % passengers and $4,000 in specie. A
~ ner passengers Is the Hon. R. ]. Walker
"se secretary II the Treasury.
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For the Hawk Eye
ELLISON, WARREN Co. ILLS. Sept. 9th 'ol.

FOR inc ulWk-Eye.
ELLISON, WARREN Co. Ills. Sept. 9th 'ol.
MEssRs EDITORS:
Is il not little lanShable to see how the CO..
(of the Oauawka Specta'or) has got his eyes al
a, once open to the necessity Of the people Of
Henderson Co., subscribing to the capital stock
Of the Peoria and Oluawka Rail Road? II ha:
suddenly become an important road, particular,
since the directors have concluded to bnild The
branch from Monmouth to Burlington, ans
leave so much Of the road from Monmouth t.
Oauawka unfinished until funds are raised fo
that purpose. J. l..
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Machine Shop & Brass Foundry.

TT>HE undersigned would re specif lily inform the
l. pu 'lic that they prepared to build thr sh-
ing machines, reapers, shelters. and circular
saw-mllls, and to 10 all kinds Of mill work. Also
all kinds OF machinery repaired. Turning and
Fitting done In the best possible manner. They
would also call particular attention to their Steel
Ploushs, which are better, cheaper, and more du.
rable than any other kind m ,nufactured in the
west. REM Y BOtVN. Machinists.
Burlington Iowa, Sept. 4, 1857. WHY
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4 FARM WANTED,

EAAA WANTED, to purchase or rent. an improv.
ed Farm IN DIS M,ines county, containg
- rom 50 t. 100 acres. One with a house
VIVA three or four rooms preferred.
Apply inm, i,ateiy to Starr, Grimes 4 Sny.
der. rS.n, "a IaI, ,,,,
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I sTuRGIS son have JUS reCt iveE their new
j stock far S1TEnE and Swimmer rrisft fa1
variety hf every thing desirable i the HEerF HATS
AND CAPS fer Man. Boys ami Children WE have
a.4 TIVE Easlcts style r>%.t
|JEEsRI% HATS
Prevailing W New YORK PhiTaanit NJ am The w-~f
Also-straw Hats. plnama AMI PALM leaf. CfrGh ART
GFazat fansi Rows fur AMI wool Hats Chi+trvAar
Fancy Hats and Caps
We inyite tho attrnti1H rf Country Mercf ants -
our stock uf SOFT HATS. which Is the Iart NJ and
most complete we hare ever had; and which we
will sell nj q very small advance View Yerx rri-
ces for rasa'
CLOTHING.
wshave also, very nae assortment Of Cloth
and Tweed Coats. Black ani fancy "a ssra~-s Pants
Vests. AMI \ general assortment of SUMNER
CLOTHING, which having been purchases m ths
East can and viii sell very cheap.
pariin~fsn. m=v Z. 1851
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

MARRiED-At the Methodist Parsonage, Bur.
nhgton, Sedt sta, 1881, by Rev. Joseph Brooks,
MT JOHN FEES to Miss SARAH ANN BUCHANAN
all OF Des MONIES county, Iowa.
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Hrving changed nrr business 60 AZ exc size
wholesale 'Faie, and beng trief ineG {, k.s4, -
all times a good and ErneIsi aSsortz1sr5. ke re-
sprctruHy solicit those who tuy 20 ser assir. ts
call AMI examine our siork ant PRICES. Merchant
or others seuiing orders may rely upon THEN ts-
ing RIled At rHE LowEsT cssr EEIrrs.
March II 1881 w. y. TGDEDs-GH EFn
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7. IT.
N0rgn7s. N'Cgn-,g 4 c..
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DO
MESrIC DRY GODS,

1l3 Main street. 81. L)uts- No.
MORGAN MCLuNG y Co. will have rea ~ ftr
vi exhibition ny ,st Septrm"er, the I'M st e~t.a-
s;ve stock of arrirn All Dom site ID taoi>, they
have ever offered in st Louis. Ii II unnecessary
to specify goods qualities or prices but thcif stock
will embrace every article If French. Gefm4n-
p,;sh or Amaric an 'nanuf Icture which tire nacss
stiles Of The ira lie require Ep"csa attention has
been devoted to the selection "fIaes' dress =oots
and merchants visiting this city may rely upon ni-
ing an assortment equal ta any in the Union. Thay
intend that the extent AMI elegance of their stock
shall hereafter command the attention of To- chants
visiting st Louis. ard they will uga,n them selves
to sell goods low as they can be brought ON ".
York or Philadelphia. They wlldnplicate any bills
which may be made IN the Eastern cities, aiding
only the cost of Transportation, &C.
To cash or punctual dealers, unusual ,aucsnaents
will DE offered, and all they ask is that their stock
may he examined, to convince merchants Of the
foregoing facts. auc s-tmw
TANDY JARS: 20 dor assorted sites. for sale low -
a. 81 z GAY
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WHOLESALE GtOEE.>. J~ffers

BURLINGTON, IOWA,
i{AvE IN store and offer fpT sale at sam Issufx
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