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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-09
New Wholesale Drur Warehouse,

W =. WErXGtLM Co, Na,-piae street. be-
III. tween an AM S&caaa streets. arc now re-
ceNIhs and optnias an cntire new and fresh stock
OF nus|, Pants, OTIS, nfestutf& NaraishaS. Sn,.
ces, CtencatS, Wi,l Nv Class, glassware. la tru-
mentS,Nc. Embracing all the articles usually kept
IN y Dug Haase, all Of which have hacn purchas,
ed wtthtn the las, twa months, direct from the i'm
por,erS aud IN ,aafacturers. anl a. we anticipate
remaining tc our present location but short time,
will be sold mach below the usual rates. We war
rant al theg 'aiS that we scN to please the pur-
chaser, both ii price aaa quality. other wise to be
returned aad the M, nHy will Refunded. Persons
visiting the city with the Intention of purchasing
goods In our line; viii hnd il to their interc,t to
give usa chl hef're purchasing elsewhere. and
hnSa wishing to purchase by order, can have our
price trrent sent them by forwarding their all.
dress. We hope hy close attention to business
prnmptness in the execution of orders, dealing in
nothtag but fresh and pure Articles. anil selling at
avery small aa"aace on eastern prices, to receive
liberal share OF trad. x.F. WErLELL l. co
NJ. Louis, Aug 20, 1891. w2m
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Machine Shop l. Brass Foundry,

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
Il public that they are prepared to build thresh-
ing machines, reapers, shelters, and circular
Saw-mills, and TO do 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, aud more du.
rabie than any other kind manufactured in the
west. REM 4 BOWN M,,binists
Burlington Iowa, sept.4 1, 1851. 'lf WY
STATE OF IOWA, Desmuines county, IS.
District Court of Desmoines county
Jonas Wyeth VS.. Mary Lnrry Wyeth late Mary
TORY Hancock.
The State of Iowa, to Mary TORY Wyeth late Ma
ry Tory Hancock.
NOu are hereby notified that there is now on
l. ME IN the office OF the clerk Of the District
Court in Des Mones County Iowa, a petition or
Jonas Wyeth, praying to he divorced from the
bonds OF matrimony, and unless you appear and an
swer thereto on or before the second day of the
next term of the said court TO be begun and he ia
at Burlington on the eth day Of October next
QSop the said court will decree q dissolution of
the marriage contract now existing between Won
and the said Jonas Wyeth, as prayed for in his said
petition GRIMES STARR, Attys for pltn
.. e. WIGuTMAN. Clerk.
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WAsnlNGroN, sept. 80.
Mr. Attorney General Crittenden has been ap.
pointed acting Secretary of State, d.gins The alb
sencc Of Mr. Webster
The population Of Rhode Island. according to
official census, Is ll1,5ll Georgia has popu-
latioa of a2i,3 and 3o0,QS, slaves.
Major Tochron to-day caused .he arrest of a
Ahaa. Bavariau Captain, upon charge of mali
cious libel against Mliog Tochman'S wife, late
Appolonia Ja.ello. The libe! Is contained IN an
affidavit sworn to be before a magistrate of Viii
Gamsbargh, New Hampshire. Major Tochma,,
swears TO his belief that certain diplomatic rep
reseatatives have aided and ahetted the circul,-
ton OF the libel. Alma gave bail for his appear
ance at the next Criminal Court.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
REGULAR PASSENGE PACKET,

For Fort Wad'son, Pon'ooSnc, Dallas City, Bar.
dayton, OqaIsoka, kethf6urg, Nee Boston, Mus
catns, Rock island and Davenport.
-~ THE fine and fast running steamer
NsSA3 4 GLAuCuS, N. p. HUBBARD, Mas
sES-xH1l ter, viii leave keokuk every Tues.
day, Thursday aud Saturday evenings for the a
Dove ana all intermediate ports, upon tho arrival
OF the 81 Louis and keokuk packets, Darlington
every Wednesday, Friday and sunday at 6 A. NJ,
oqnawka "A. keithsburg as, New Boston IL, Nus
cat'nc F. NJ, and arrive ut Rock Island at =. NJ.
Returning willleave Rock Island every WeGnes-
day. Friday and Monday evenings at 10 O'Clock. 2.
NJ, Moscatine, Thur sday, Saturday and Tuesday
at A. NJ, New Boston S, keithshuig ., oguaw ka
II, Burlington T. NJ, ana Fort Madison at "a p. NJ
and connecting with the st Louis and keokuk pack
cts. For freight or passage, apply on board, to
oct s, lS5t-tfwtf rpDTE \ "a
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nv HNLL. +. 2. kHAfT. A
Hardware and Cutlery,

DO n Al DSON. HALL & Co
IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers In Hard.
! ware aud Gallery. AMI IN ,nufacturers of planes
No 10 Main street. between olive and Locust
streets, t>isn ofthe Golden Plane) ST Louis, Mo.
Arc ROW receiving Tor the Fail trade, one Of IN,
largest aud best selected stacks OF Hardware and
'nVesS, ever ehsred w,>st of the ALLEGHENY Noun.
tAths. lnppEtng all our EAalsh goods d;rrc, fr,,,
the M 'naneturers, and purchasing orr An, ,r;c,n
Ffum the m laufIcturers at the lowest cash nrices
gables us 10 sell lower than any other house |,
this e'ty. Oar stock consists in part as follows:
9oe @e1 axes assarte !, ColtlnS. Lereretts, Sim
Anan>, haHts, Maans, Roots and ALBANY;
$40 ao1 shnveis aud spades assor,et Amcs,.
Ro~laad>s and TAoMas';
~ do grain scoops;
socaScs Rawlaad's mill ana \ cut saws;
do caststeel Y cut saws;
too casks hrigAt OK and log chaias;
- d" ceti ehatnS; 5000 tex pocket knives;
600 do Nnstenhnim,s DO DO:
SOD gross katses and forks. ass,a:
1000 dez Rnssall's and Wards butcher knives:
$50 DO Va te Butchers rayors,ass'a;
800 10 scissors aat shears. assorted;
- casks G'cenwaoa's butt hinges, ass,a sizes;
$4,000 gGass weed screws, ass'a. from AS to IN
zoo 1a2 pad, TILL chest cupboard aad trunk ocks;
600 do mtneraiknaa locks. assorted;
500 do thumh and knob catches;
5000 tbs brass and bell metal kettles;
80 dex tea kettles;
1000 NJ q. u, percussion caps;
1000 aokJ Haraer Il Butchers files and raSps.
- ha'S N"ofieah curry SnmhS, aSSofteds
200 aaaWnsanS, parkei,s and AaamS'coitec mills,
500 kegs Iron Mountain Nails, all si>cS;
100 da wrought do DO
laa bags Gsilha's horse, do do
900 'oG pairs iron and brass head shoveis 4 tongs
81 900 pairs polished do do
600 sets do do do
Aaso-A large assortment OF kolp,S Lockwo,d's
and r 'chester Coopers' tools; McKown's bellows
Al ,usehole and rtilotsoa's anv,ls; Kings stocks
and dicS Cater Keyed AMI solG vices; hand and
sleago hammrrss aud \ complete aSSor tment Of our
own manufacture of planes, which we warrant to he
to any brought to this mIrket. Together
with a camplete assortment OF every article kent
ia cur the,wheh we otter at greatly reduced tces.
DaNNLnSoN, NAhL \ Co.,
anrta, 1881 ~smwtrw 90 Main street.
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OLIVER BENNETT 4 CO.,
Wholesale Eealers in
Boots. shoes, Hats Il Caps.

loi NAN street, 81 Louis, Mo-,
IKE nov receiving their Fan supplies Of the
y above goo IS. embracing a greater variety .f
qualities aud styles taan they have before offered
Many Of their rods have been m.nufa ctured to
their order. and especially for the St Louis mar
ke''n which special attention has been paid TO ST.
zes as well as qualities.
IL Is Their design, at all times, to ave the mo st
complete stock IN tae market. and sell to prompt
men "a the mast accommodating terms, iatterinr
themselves that they can otter inducements to
western buyets,equal to that OF an stern market
RuBBERS.
Their arrangement with very large Eastern
manufacturing company, for a heavy stock Of
Mems, Laatcs' and Misses r lahcrs, WIN enahl.
them u sell THE very lowest prices.
Purchasers viii certainly find il for their inter-
es, 10 give oar stock an examination.
Il. S.-Special attention paid to orders
st l. ,uis, august 20, 1850 VAN
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New ORLEANS. Ss,,t RI

@ NEN 0kLEANS, sept. III.
REvoLurioN IN TAMauLlpAs.-rae steam
ship Yacht has lust arrived from Texas. She
brings some additional news in regard 10 the
revolution. IN Tamaulims, The revolt CON,
inenced at Camargo. The Patriots took that
town BY storm. The Government troops were
en'renchea in church, with artillery. The pa-
trtot forces were commanded by Carravaial. who
had two companies OF Texans with him.
TIE Mcxicans had oaly TIVE hunlre, men at
Ma,amoras. The patriot forces We're marching
on that city. u is said that the Governor had
made rcqnsIhou on Mltamoras for two thou
sand men, but that the citizens refused 10 raise
single man.
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Fall aud Winter Good :,
A WhuleSnle nn.l nal

/ =. ktMBALt. CO., Corner af Main and Jer.
ferson streets, would inform their humorous
patrons, and the public in general. that they are
receiving the largest and best selected stock of
Foreign and Domestic Goods g, CT brought to this
market. which they are prepared to sell ut prices
that will DEFY any competition whatever; among
which may be found
Broad Cloths of all shades and textures, Cassi.
m,rcs, Doc skins, Satttnetts, Tweeds, Jeans Cor.
acroys, nc, sc. Also, good assortment Of Bed
and Coating Blankets. NH,
SHAWLS.-An unparalleled assot ment of nav
State, cashmere. black silk, white grapes, sc,
IA uaeqaafed aSSortaeato u Dress seaas, black aud
colarcd silks, silk aaa wossted, Irish. Argentine
and hrocade Poplins, part cotton and all wool tr
area anu PLAIN dc lanes, cashmcres, Thihets. Ly-
onesc, mohair lustres, A,pacas, Porln dc lois do
rails, plaid ehalas, Highland plaid, chan,bray En,
fish and scotch ginghams.
OVER 1000 PIECES OF PRINTS, s
Among which may be found the Marimae, Cochc-
co, Aliens, Globe and many other choice hands,
Also, plain, figured AMI embroidered Turkey
Reds, Mournings, &c, sc. Also, furniture prints
patch work, curtain goods, &C.. a good assortment
of all, with an unprecedented assortment of
@##.# .A~# WHlrE GOODS. +-" &
Embroidered curtain muslin, India book, SWISS
null and Sacarila Muslins; Jacaoact camhrjcs;
Victoria lawns, Irish hncn, linen eamhrics; linen
handkcrchiefs; Rohincus; cambria mus lin and lace;
Edgings aud insertinSs, etc., etc. y VI St.
.@.. READY MADE CLOTHING.
Our asso, tmeat in this department is very large
and canao Gail to suit al,n quality stylcaua prices.
HATS AND CARS.
In this capacity the assortment is CO npletc ,and
embraces some Of the latest and most lie sil able
patterns to be found In the Eastern markets,
st#.~ ~. BROWN SHEErlNG.
30 bales Of bleached and brown shccting, OF all
grades aud prices; also ticking, riling, kory,
canton flannel, rcd and white all wool; flannel, lin
scyS, etc. etc. etc. Also @es.a 81. =.s * p
F. s.an CARPEr1NGS. #FTs# E..-... "a
All wool, cotton and wool and hemp floor ana
stair Competing. z.,-. ss.s. Fl. ss.@F 4& 8a a
& TABLE, SPREA OS--Brown and blcac led linen
and cotton Table Spreads; Also, worstcd, eabroid
cred and oil cloth spreads, Of superior quality. 7a
asege.sMs. BOOTS AND SHOES. ~a-.
ilo cases Of Roots, Shoes and Brogans, Also, u
large variety of Ladies', Misses and childron,s
SHOES. 10th, selection of these, the greatest care
ana attention was paid, and all those DESTROYS OF a
perfect it have hut to cai,, examine and try Them
t@t.e8 NOTIONS! NOTIoNS!lF sesss tte
Uwould be useless to go into an endless emu
meration OF these, but we assure you, our a s.
sortment is exceedingly large aud OF choice
selection; and in fact, the assortment is full, com
Pr'ses almost every thing kept the ,aercan-
'he department.. A2a&sv ]. s. kIMBALL L co
Burlington, September Sc, 1881 z-a 1sn a
HHsrs@EE +s" To LET =
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Child, Pratt Il CO..
Importers Wholesale Dealers in
English. German l. Amer, Hardware
l4' Main street, 81 door north of Bank of Mo-.
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI

li7 Main street, 81 door north of Bank of No..
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
4 RE now opening their fall stock. and oiirr /,
n the country trade the larges. and hes. as sort
mens OF Hardware ever brought to this market Al
our Engtish Goods we import direct from The Eng
iish manufacturers; and having resident partueI
IN New YORK, who III lkcS our purchases uf the A.
merican manufacturers for c ssn, we are cn,tt+t
and will sell OF Eastern prices, Franspn tatinr NIL
dea) Merchants visiting this city for the putrost
ofpdrthasihe Hardware, are invited to cali and e>
anime our stock ana prices, feeling confident III,
win our large stock, and our facilities for purchas
ing, we can oier unusual Inducements in prices
Our STOCK consists in part as follows:
$50 casks bright OK and log chains;
100 ia trace chains, 30 10 coil CHAINS.
100 1"Z brush seythes,as'd; IS do msnure fork
600 saoseis aud spades. ass'd Ames, Cars,
Rowiaad's and others;
1000 IuE genuine Collins, Simmons, Davis and
Weeds axes assorted;
zoo doz hatrhet>, assorted, shinglinc bench;
100 dog hand and pannel saws. assorted;
500 SAINT Louis make mil saws;
400 do Go cross cut and circular In:
10000 pounds brass Kettles ana pals, ass,a;
GOO dn1 brass head and iron shuveIs i tonrs;
10000 lbs Gritin's horse shoe nails, as ottcd, fl
30 kegs horse shoes, assorted sizes:
80 casks saddle irons; 800 dog fry pans;
200 doz grain scoops; 1000 dog curry combs:
500 d1k cotf.e mills, assorted;
5000 do butts and hinges, assorted,
ia,poo gross screws, assorted 8 to inches;
soc t1z butchers, mill. Hat, Last'd,ruund and
half round iileSi
100 ioz horse raSpS, aSSOrted;
soa gtosS tea and table spoons assortca non.
britannia and german silver;
500 gross table knives aud forks;
$500 dez pocket knives, assorted, Butchers
W"stenholm's and Rodgers
t,ooa dozen butcher ana shoe knives;
200 doz. Wade and Butchers and other makes
Rasors, assorted;
600 da1 shears aud scissors, assorted;
800 aok kaoh door locks;
6na do pad, chest, cupboard and trunk lacks.
900 do door latrhes; 2 million q. II caps.
1000 pairs brass candaatIcks, assorted,
200 dnx drawing knives, assorted;
400 dozen rasor stropS, assorted.
Our assortment of tools is unusually large,
OF Carpeater's Planes Of every aescrip-
inn, Co"perss tools, including knives. planes and
aaxes. smith bellows. anvils. vices, screw plates,
sleages, hammers, Nc, Nc, together with com.
ptete assortment of almost every article usually
kcp in Wholesale Hardware Store, which are Of
fercd On the most favorable terms.
ST Louis, sep. J. 1851 Cntip. PRATT 4 Ia.
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HosraN, Oct, 7

- 1870" Nv --"-"" KOSfNN, Oct. y,
There was a very novel aud attractive race To-
day over the Boston aud Lowell railroad in con-
nechon with the Lowell Mechanics fair. Being
4 race with locomotive engines, d entered tor the
race, distance miles with lead of 20 tons
Addison Gclone, belonging 10 the Western rail-
road company accomplished the distance in ~
minutes IL seconds, Nathan Hall of Worcester
railroad Il minutes So seconds; others in ahoa,
IL minutes Ri seconds. The race was witnessed
by an immense number OF SPECTATORS
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DIR McKENNEY,s REGULATOR

sEAA THIS medicine is now prepared BIZ the rro-
- prietnr aud Is oH-rec f.F safe in quantity TO
- suit purchasers. from one bottle tn . / housara
It's Positive Kennedy IN eerangemen, Of the How ;
els, Diarrhra, Dysensery and Cholera Norhus-
All Who have used il pronounce IL 10 he tie le.s
and most certain medicine they have ever used for
CHOLERA. The Proprietor has made use Of IL in
all extensive practice far the last two Years, m
has become fully satisfied that IL is the pnsy n<di-
cine on which he can fully rely IN that disease.
Prepared and sold at the Family Medicine Ne
pot >isa of the Goos SsaaFitaR, Burlington. lou !,
andhs agents generally throughout The vest.
June 10, 1851.
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iIlialsa North.


No. u Main street. SAINT Louis. Mo-,
rs inst received by recen, arrivals and now IL
] l. store large AMI desirable stock nf goods III
the above tine. well adapted t. the Fail and Win,
Tar trade, embracing all the new and fashionable
styles. To which constant additions will he m dg
during the season. all or which have been selected
with great care, amt vii, he offered 10 the trade al
avery small advance on manufacturers prices.
Also
large assortment OF Rubber Goods consist.
ing OF Nj ms, IN, lbs an Misses Overshocs Boots
Riskins and ShawlA. ..... .....
M'rchaats visiting the city are respectfully so.
hcuctta an examination rf my stock before pun
ehasins,as am ,icterminc cd to sell very low and
cnhRaeat that from the lIiety and -completene S
ofmy assortment. viii be able to oer greater than
usual Inducements taIs. a1-2ml WM NORTH
CLOTHING.
ntR stock Of FNLL ANp WINTER CtoruING
aud iarnishia. goods has been Sc ectcd with
particular regard II the quality OF the goods and
workm hstup. Every article is new and fresh,
and comprises IN part the following
BLANKET AMI heNcr cloth over-co.ts;
Ciath, dress ANA hi>incSs coats;
'avy sattinet winter coats;
Boys coats ana pants;
Doe ski, and plain black ca<sime re pants,
Fancy cashmere and sait,ueit pants;
Sleeps grey pants, Jeans do
Blanket hip Jackets; Linen breasted shirts.
Hickory, check aud calico shifts;
Linrn- check, net and funnel shirts;
uader shirts aud drawers.
Canton lnnrl shirts and drawers;
- Dom .stie aud worsted half hose;
Buck skin gloves and n,itts;
Barlht and wool DO: Suspenders, etc.
We invite the attention OF the public 70 our stok.
AMI feel assare that VIC can give satisfaction both
as to 9at!ity OF gods AMI cheapness. as -@5s
= tiavny completed oar arrangements for
dressing hats Al the store, gentle men desiring II
can hive their hats dressed al tho Shcrtcstnotce.
The highest prices in C,sH pal, for all kinds OF
EURS AMI Deer skins. Wtrw
Burlington. sept e9.is5t -. STuRGIS 4 SON
TLASSN ARE-2.o duZ. sst. Fiuted TumbI ers
l. hoz. Wire Glasses; 90 dozasst. Glass lars;
100 dog. assorted Mnlasses Cansi ~a54 &#t=j
20 Pint Flasks; ..-.. -~,v.
3 Just received and for sale cheap by ..-~r
sept Is, '5l -. W Coo.BaUeu & Co
ATASILLA CORoAGE-a0 coils Manila Co
WI aagc, for sale ny w CoorpAUGHx Co.
ENLOuR.-WalkeI's Extra Floar, for sal. al ss,-
Il 75per Dbl. by tsepIol G LAuMAS s. Bro +
NAILs.-loo Kegs bes, Pi,tsburg Nails iustre
II ceived AMI for sale by
Tune 27,'5i VT eoo-pAvcs 60
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S AMT LOUIS
SAINT LOUIS. Et.f'-t
McCreery, Essex 4 co.,
~# Wholesale Dealers in rr
Hats, Caps, Bonnets and Fancy
Variety Goods, ....
no. 81 ,ya,y Irprrr or ,,,

10. 81 MAIN STREET ST. LOUIS. a
( ,ALL the attention OF the country merchants TO
~ the Efges, stock OF goods in this line, to be
found liz the market, part of which win be found
HATS AND CAPS.
mems, iaShionable aud d. B. silk, beaver, angola,
brush and musk hats;
Mems soft blk, white and gold Jenny Lind and
. Parodi brush hats;
Mcns'congress, Kossuth and a,tists'soft wool do
Mems silk and mohair plush caps;
Boys silk and mnhair plush crps
Boys fancy and plain soft wool hats;
Boys fancy and plain soft fur hats;
Infants fancy plush, satin and fur hats;
Mems and bnys' cloth caps OF various patterns:
Chilarcns' silk velvet aud other fancy turbans
BJNNEfS.-Laaies' Florence braid, fancy straw
silk, satin velvet bonnets.
Fancy ana Variety Goo6s-Dress Goods &C.
Black natteoni in>tring, Gro lie Rhine and EN-
bossed silks; -
Chaaseahle shci, high co!ored plaid, stripes and
fancy silks;
Bonnet silks and satins, torcnccs, sc.
Also, genera. stock of cashmeres, Gelaiues vel
vets, lustres, fancy plaias and worsted and silk
embroidered merino robes.
WHITE GOODS
Camhrics, jacnnets, null and Swiss musl,ns sa
tin Stripe lace stripe and tape check do; Victoria
and bishop lawns, plain and ana fancy bobhinets
patent spot and fancy lace nots.
SHAWLS AND HANDKERCHfErS.
Flac colored long ShawlS, black do, 81 81, I.
81 anu lo-3 plain and embroidered American cloth
do; American, Scotch and = nslish plaid do; plain
and embroidered cashmere do; plain and printed
merino do; plaid and net wool ha'k'fs; fancy me-
rno scarfs and hd'k'fs; lades' fancy dress ha,ks.
plain and fancy silk scarfs.
CRANArS AND HANDKERCHiEFS
Gents blk lu>tring cravats, blk Italian, plaid and
embossed, and cameleon do; fancy neck ties,
Pongee, Shanghai, cora, handana, embossed and
Spita'ted silk pocket hd'kfs; ladies', and gents,
linen cambria do.
-AISo--
H'ods, comforts, coats. shirts, drawers:
Hosiery and gloves, suspenders, buck milts;
Umbrellas, combs, buttons and threads;
Needles: pins, tapes, bindings, brushes;
Purses, pocket-hoaks, bead. bags;
Mahogany frame mirrors, looking glasses:
wall and winiow paper, wrapping do;
Writing rapcf, gum wips and over shoes;
Grapes, Grape lisse, collars, lace capes; "a
Btrth,s, taces and edginss, wells gimps;
Frinses, dress trimmings. Ribbons, artiticials:
WOODEN yarns. carpet bags, band boxes;
Beads aud necklaces, steel purse trimmings;
Razors, scissors ana shears;
Soaps, perfumcry. hair oils aud colosnes;
Musical Instruments, whaiehoncs,
Speetacles, spoons, gun caps, nkstands;
Powder TASKS, cedar pencils;
Razor strops, states and steel pcns
We are prepared to show to our Old customers
anu merchants generally, larger stock an great
er variety of goods than any other house in our
line in the city. which we offer upon the most lib
era' terms. (St Louis sep 3, 1851
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Nnoe more nnto the breach. dear friends, more
THE CHEAP HAT CLOTHING STORE AGAIN!

IHE ChEAf HAT CLOTHING STORE AGAIN!
/ STtRGlS son return their sincere thanks Ia,
- their old Trends and patrons tor the Ncry .eneronS
patronage extended TO them hitherto; and would
respectfully invite their attention te the Glowing
catalogue, comprising the most extensive variety
and the richest goods we have ever had the plea.
sure of "hering-iust received ana opening:
Ma M"leshin, Beaver, Brush \ Silk Hats. su
- In the Department, OF Dress Hat. aud espe, HjX
ciay in the production of a hat which cam. 60
hines tnehess of texture, compactucss Of body
ana hriiliancy of lustre, we cannot be surpas sea
SOFT HATS--Drah and black Buena Vista; black,
white and brown Rough aud Ready; Pearl and
black Congress wool; kossuth do. Hungarian
or high crown scft fur do. black and white Bea-
Yer nap; Pear Union Hats.
Our stock OF soft hats, compri sing 90 aoz., en-.
braces all the various styles aud qualities in vogue
and cannot fail to suit every diversity of taste.
BOYS HArS-Black and white beaver nan; fine
white maleskin; pearl and black flncy a nd plain;
black kossuth; Black, white ANA hrown wool,
fur 10. fancy and plain.
SILK PLUSH CAPS-Our stock of silk, Plush and
Mohair Caps is magnificent indeed CON
ESeA prising 10 dozen assorted qualities and of
various styles.
CLOTH CAPS-Wc have these in endless variety
for u.en, boys and children.
Boys and Chiidrcn>' Fancy Hats and CAPS.
Fancy silk; and fancy fur hats; white, black and
hiown fancy cloth Caps; silk velvet AMI cloth Tur-
bans, ETC., etc. Our assortment OF bays ana chill.
drens, wear is large and varied. w 80.
GLAZED CAPS-Silk glazed, linen and imitation
do. for men and boys.
NEStS-BlacG satin. plain aud fancy silk, cassi-
mere and satttncit winter Vests. .
Burlington. sept 20, 1851 wtrw