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Fall and Winter Goods.

r M.
Corner OF Wafer aaa Jeter on streets burlington.
REta receipt, by late arrivals. of in Eall and
a Wmter stock VI Dry Goods, Clpthins, Hard,
ware,SueeesWare, Boots anu Shoe Hats Caps Nc.
pe'e'm'heu TO nave stock unsurpassed in eN-
tent aud Vanety, no pa,ns have been spar ed in
their selection, embracing every thing new aud
desirable, eaSers therefore, Who are In NAM Of
aew and cheap goods. are Invited TO eau.
DRY GOODS. ...
DRESS GOODS, o. every variety. conSistins of
DC taiaeS, CashmereSs plaia and faaey
ApaccaS, ETC., etc.
GtNHhAM Ms, super French, SSoteh and rae,estic.
PAINTS, 500 pS,, CON siS,,ng at Aerr,nlaek Coehe-
eeaaa ataer pt'me marAs,porRie, blue,
black and fancy callers,
FuRNirukE rtints, Saeey, cal eolatea, Turkey
red, etc,
WNrE GOODS Swiss,haeS and laaia MusNias,
laskoaett eamaE'rs, linen hakts, linen
aaa eattan eds,Nxs, ete,>ete,
hnNNkkkkPkRN kaFht>h,As GoaaS, black and
htewh sseehhgS>aam a~a tela~a wide
eattaih aiaslsNS>tarhhtareeh iMtseS ,eR,,
haNsea aud aAMaNk hheA table covers
eaantetpaneS> lheh aaa e0tton tahle
Mareh tte,>ete,
FLANNkLS, 100 pS>E red, Waite and mtNN twiMea
rlaAa hAaaalS>SuNsr Welsh, FFeaeh and
Naek> Aa&
LtNshY& cps, rlatn and plaid LtNSeya,
ALANkErS, sNper Wh,tNey and eamNen rcd
htaaketSS hiNe MavkMaw do,
chorus and S\SStNEN&S> aSSaFteh grades af
Mae& ami eolarea GtetaS> SeMe very
naeS hlaek EASStmereS> plata and ANe4
skM MKT and faneN do,
s\fftNEfS, iva ns, SA,naets and sleeps grey,
aE every eraAe> .. g.. .-..#
MUSLlNS,e 80 bales srswa Saeeangss lac pieces
hteavA aN
rlCklNGS, &C, 80 ~, assorted Tiek.nRss 30 rs,
assorted CheVkS AMI shN>eS,
AoStERN and GLOVES, consisting arevery vart.
ETY. OF taaseS \ gents NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
thread and cotton GlercSs taAtex' silk,
cashmere, wool aud cotton Noses ch,(a>
eea's mkt and fanes eeeA hose Il socks.
tAptES ShoES, enaMelea Ienay Lind, new and
elegant ARTICLES Cali aud Moroe CO shoes
aal NoatsS Misses and chtlarcax IS shoes.
BONNET and NJ tatua R,hSoas. Dresx trimmings,
Carpe, NagS, cNttatn taSSe,s and cords,
Carpet hndtaws,ana an nnumel ahleya.
riety OF Notions.
+ sept 10, 1885,. ]. G. Humans 3 BRO
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Gs~rhe cesehsated DIR Storme's scotch Cough
Candy takes well everywhere. The Druaggists at
Detroit Michigan lad sold aprod,gious pile of il,
and they CONNIE nd 1t 10 the public as safe and
agreeable remedy for diseases Of the chest and
lungs
Attemps have been made to sell other sugar
preparations Nader cover of the ADVERTISING far
this Justly popular compound, but they have all
met their meritea fate. s.Cempthtien is the lite
ortaae," but unfair trade is death to competition,
Storme's Scotch cough candy manufactured by
Mr. Hamiltea Wade, IA drassia of 81 Louisa in
connection With one Of the eldest and heaviest
drug houses Of that city, although Mr. w, has
been operating hut taree years, his great Seotehre-
NEEDY may now be heard Of throughout the Whole
uaiaa.-qeleeg Heratd, (pee I, 'a,-wurwew
ENEcUFoR>s NOnCE,
NorlCEts hereby given that at the JANUARY
y ferm afthe eeaaty Court OF nesa,a,nes eaun,
ty> lava, the uaaersasaea> ENeeater Of the Estate
ef Thomas Cuthsani deceased, viii make appliea,
hoa To- said eeurt Tor aeease II sell rast OF the
Reai Es,ate ef said aeeeaept loNN THOMAS
DAG, n tsst~at NxeeNtoraf FhaS Gotham, aee,a
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DONALDSON. y. nALL. EFF. KRAFT. A.
Hardware and Cutlery,

A il DO 4 LDSON. III LII x CO..
| IMPORTERS and whole sale Dealers III Hard
/ ware and Cutlery, and manufacturer rs OF planes,
M. 90 Main street between olive and Locust
streets, t>iga Of the Golden Piane.) 81 Louis, Mo
Are now receiving for the Fall trade. enc uf the
largest and best selected stocks of Hardware amt
Cutlery, ever offered west Of the ALE shany Noun
tans. Importing all our English goods dire Ct from
the manufacturers. and purchasing our American
from the manufacturers 81 the low est cash prices,
enables us to sell lower than any other house III
this city. Our stock consists in part as follows.
$50 dog axes assorted, Collins. Lereretts, Sim
mons, Hunts. Manns, Roots and albany;
csc doc shovels and spades assorted. Ames'i
Rowland's and Thomas; .....4 Ea "
g rs do grain scoops; ss..~ ....
% cases Rowland's mill and Y cut saws,
. do .caststeel cut saws; ....
te5 casks bright OK andlog chains; s...
% do coil chansi 5000 ozpoeket knives,
coo do Wostcnhoin'S so do; E
$50 gross knives ard forks. ass'd; 5..s =,
1000 dog Russall's and Wards butcher knives;
$50 do Wade X Butchers razors ,ass,d;
1900 do scissors and shears. assorted; sss ~
Is casks Greenwood's butt hinges, sS'l sizes;
$1,000 gross wood screws, ass'd, from IS TO IN,
100 doz pad. till, chest .cul board and trunk ocks
600 do mineral Knob locks, assorted;
500 DO thumb and knob iatches;
1000 lbs brass and be me tai kettles;
so doz tea kettles;
1000 NJ G.. ID. pei cnss sion caps; #@s.
1000 dozJ. Horner s Butchers files and rasrs,
% hhis American curry combs, assorted; @'t
-s0o DOW liSonS, Farkef anu Adams Gomez miiIS5
500 kegs Iron Mountain Nails all sises;
100 do wrought do do
100 bags Grifiin.s horse. do do
200 doz pairs iron and brass head shoTels 4 longs
500 pairs polished do do
200 sets do do do y
ALSO large assortment Of Kolr's Lockwond's
and Rochester Coopers' tools; Nc Konn's bellows
Mousehce and TllotSon's aariis; Kings stocks
and dies; Cottcr Keyed and solid vices; hand and
sledge hammers; and a complete assortment Of our
own manufacture OF planes whichwe warrant to he
superior 10 any brought 10 this market. Together
with complete assortment ofeyery article KEPT
inourline, ~ hich Offer greatly rceuCcariIces.
DONALDSON, NALL 4 Co.
Main Ssr
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New Fail! and Winter foods.

corr, PARSONS Il Co,
Jefferson street. Burlington. Town are in,
II ECElPr of their stock Of Fall aud Winter
IL Goods, from the Eastern ana southern cities,
comprising desirable assortment eff Dry Goods,
Boots and shoes. Hats and CAPS, Hardware, Glass,
Qucenesware, Nails, raints,uls etc, etc to which
theywoud respectfully solicit The nto their
old customers and the trading public gene rally.
DRY GOODS &&-N
SHfkTING. Is bales s-i heavy aud med'm bro.
sheetings. r@.= -s.. g. .*#~-
usNABURGs and D.iils. bales heavy osnahurgs
and Drislings.
TICKINGs, checks, NC, 70 pieces assorted Tick
ings; so ps hickory stripes; 10 ps assn
apron checks. -.. =.
GINGHAMS, scotch, Frent h aud American ass'd.
PRINTS, 800 ps fancy: blue. orange and blue tl'k,
oil md Furniture Prints.
CLOTHS and Cassimeres, assorted qualities LACK
blue, olive and blue black clalhs--also,
fine black and fancy cassimeres and doe
skins.
PtL0TS and beavers, Plain and wave black. blue
and drah beaver s. heavy pilot aud blank
ct cloths. assorted. ....
SATTINETTS Tweeds, &c, Blue Back, lavcn-
der and steel mix'd >at'ineetss Sleeps
grey. blk aud steel mtNd faltd cloths,
plain and fancy tweeds and Jeans.
BLANKETS. assorted qualities blue. green ami
red mackihaw hlankets-also a fine lot
Of Whitney blankets.
FLANNELS, red, white. yellow. green paiEtc and
grey Fanneis, plain aud twilied.
LINSEYS, Plain, MIXED and Plaid hnseys.
DRESS GOODS, Sc, Super silk and wool Lyon
aise, black and fancy aipaeas. poplinS,
de LANES, meriaoes, alrines, etc, etc,
wi trimmings,
WHITE GOODS &C., Camtrics. jacconets, null
pnt Swiss muslins lawns etc; hleached
mnslins and sheetlngs from "a to 1914
wilde; mask linen table covers, bro.
and flncy do, emhr'a curtains: ladies'
skirts; drills, paper muslin. linen and
cotton table Giaper; crash; IrishlinenS,
handkerchiefs. etc etc. ~= ......
sHAWLS and Comforts, '.BAy ata'' long, high
land plaid, plan and embr'd shaws aud
hdkfs in yarity--aSo wool comforts
and hoods.
AnSIERy. GLOVES, &c. Ladies silk. cashmere
and cotton hos :; chidrens' and Misses
cashmere AMI cotton do. ladies' and
Misses gloves, kid. silk thread. CASH
mere, Sc.-a!Sc, gents kid, buckskins,
thread. cashmere and lind gloves; to-
gether with line supply of knit shirts
and drawers.
SIrNDEiES, Nestings. silk and cotton Eelvets,
black and fancy SILKS; bonnet Innings:
sewing silk and twist; threads. needles,
pins; tape; braids, fringes: buttons; la
ces; eyelettS: etgin.s; wool yarn: bat
ting; wadding, Tallors' findings; wick
ing; curtain paper, blinds; wall paper;
honnet boards, crewel, ribbons; suspen-
ders; m,tts: gun caps; buffalo over coats:
muiis and tppcts, cuffs; over shoes. etc.
For sale by COPr, PARSONS y CO
Burlington, oct. ~. 1851. WtrW
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Trial Of tho Christiana Rioters,

PHiLAnELpnIA, Nov. 2S-r. NJ.
In the United States Circuit Court to-day, the
jury was empanelled and sworn, T. Hannawav
was charged with treason at Christiana, and y.
Cline, Deputy Marshall was called, who tss',-
fes. at length TO the circumstances OF the affair,
and to the part taken in il by the accused, who
refused to assist the officer when called apoa and
declared the right Of eolored persons to defend
themselves that the law ought not to be oheyets;
he stated infinitely the circumstance OF his firing,
the killing Of Gorsaeh AMI the subsequent arrest,
He had not concluded when the court adjourned,
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lHt Disaster IN NEW York C,ry.-The N.
H. nes relates the following affecting and beau
atu incident as having transpired at the school
'coe 70 NAT city, at the time of the late disaster,
'n"ncn torty-three children met sudden and un-
a@ely death. The instance Of brotherly affection
.0a conaderateness, in the midst of panic so sud-
~ sad overwhelming, is as rare as it is heaati.
au'' Inc little fellow, no doubt, though. great
acre Of saving "brother Tommy,s than he
Aa 6 escaping himself:
Mnhe those attracted BY the CRIES at the
100 house were engaged in cxtricating those
Mao had fallen down, their attention was arrest
Sy asmal boy who, holding younger broth
N y the HAND, stood in an opsn window, urging
a'@ % jump 70 the pavement and calling 10
Tme person ito catch brother Tommy.,' aJump.
.0%ny'" said he, stump, and I'll jump, too.n a
ss01eman, looking up, had jus, tune to raise his
LIsaos and make an effort to catch The boy as he
.seea from the window. Fortunately. he sue
seeded u catching him, and then his brother fol.
"sed, whom he also caught. The examine once
:, mad ready followers, and these little fellows
hey jumped. "s's '''s ca'sa' as
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TEAS! TEAS!

TEAS! TEAS!!
Combination OF the Pekin aud Canton Tea
Company.
DY SELLING cntirelj for Cash; am enabled
Dto flrnish a superior article of TEA, at lower
prices than they hive been sold at in this city. My
faculties for procuring good article are greater
than any other House in the State, being agent for
Of the largest rea Houses in the United States.
Ny stock win consiat of some so Or 80 varieties,
among which viii be found
Black Teas.
Fair an1 fine Souchong;
Good Congo; uoong.
Grccn Teas.
Fair Tyson; superior Young HySon;
Cool Young Hyson and Imperial;
EnnpnwAer. etc. ETC.. etc.
In addition TO the above. Ihave some of the most
fragrant and highly favored Teas ever brought in
to the United States. Fresh Teas constantly ar
irving and opening at the old stand.
A. O. McGREW, Agent.
Burlington, Nov. II, 1sJl-wtrw
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The last Hawkeye comes 10 rs heavily laden,
with praise OF Gen. Sargent and the Wing party
", and abuse Of the editor of the Ledger and ,ae
Democratic press and party Of Iowa. I, may
q swell sor the Hawkeye to confne hins,lf
e correcting the evils in his own party, without
giving publicity 70 imaginary evils in the Demo-
cratic party.-[Dabuqae Miners Express.
The Express would doubtless like TO be let
alooe. It's quite annoying TO him to hear any
hing aaid Of the corruptions of locofocoism, or
,Asss'ls Of the Democratic party. The editor
however, viii have to excuse us. While we
must acknowledge that We did not consult him as
NE propsiety Of what we said Of locofocoism
We sui had no idea that our remarks would be
particularly offensive to him. If they were he
WIN nave to "grin and bear it," for as occasion
requires It IS more than likely we shall have ''a
lev left Of the same sort.a
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STORMS, Cough Candy.

WNNWtEFN4 NNVVVNN w 4NkVANWA&
lNRoM the Druggists Of netrelt,~~We, the I'M
L aerStsaea, DRUGGISTS OF heseet,, do herehs
certify that the Mlewtag lisa earTes, S,atemeht ef
tae amaaNt ai our Ssles OF the medicine kRNwA AZ
~ MaN@& SeeseA tsNsA taN&s prepared Nem the
original receipt by Mir AaMntaa Made a nsusstst
af n Louis, Aaa and we eheettalsy aaAe with The
Medical gentlemen OF 81 haass aaa Caieaga IN
eanmeaatNs Il AZ a &ete eAa asNeesAte ee~eaNea
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Lee,StaNN,-'rhe y, Y, TtIheMe has a lies.
patch trea New Orleans er NsN, Eth, which
states thai in the lh Congressional district az
Louisiana it appears quite unexpectedly, that
Judge Moor lwaiS,l is elected by small ma.
jeri'y over Morse (leeo,) the preseas ieeamheut
This if true, VIII make the result ! wings and =
loens
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Fail am, Winter Goods.
Al Xhnlesnle and Ketail

+ S. kIM8ALL Il Co., Corner of Main and JEFF
- 'fars on streets, would inform their numerous
patrons and the public IN general, that they are
receiving the largest AMI beat selected stock OF
Foreign and Domestic @ ,ois ever brought to THIS
M ,rSet, which they prepared to sell at prices
that will defy any comoetuo whatever; among
which may be found
Broad cloths of all shades and textures, Cnsi-
meres Doe skins, Sttinetts, Tweeds. leans. Cor
deroys, &c.,Nc. Also: good assortment of Bed
and Coating Blankets.
SHAWLS.-An unparalleled assortment of Day
state. cassimere, black SIR, white grapes, &c.
A. aleglafed tSs3riaeHt Of Dress Gooaf, black and
colored silks, silk and wursted, Irish. Argentine
ami hrocade Pupins, part cotton and all wool fig
urpd and pain dc lanes, cashmeres, Ththets. Ly-
onese, mohair lusires. Apacas. Peplin lie lois, de
rails, plaid callaS, Hishland plaid. chambray, Eng
lish nd Scotch giaghams.
OVER 1000 PIECES OF PRINTS,
Among which may be foui d the Mlrmac, Co,h'-
CO. Aliens. Globe and many other choice brands;
Reds, Moura!ngs. &C, nc. Also, furniture prints,
patch work. curtain goods, &C., good assortment
of all, with an unprecedented assortment of
WHITE GOODS.
Fmhroiticred ruftain muslin India hook. Swiss,
null and Sacar,lla MuSlins; Jackonet cambfics
Victoria lawns, Irish hrcn. linen camhfics; linen
nan lkerchicrs; Bobinetts: canh ic muslin and lace
Edginss and inser;ngs. etc., etc.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Our ASSOC tu,ent III This aeraitmer is very large
to suit alin Gnaiity t lcanl prices.
HATS AND CAPS.
In this capacity the assortment is co r'ete and
cmh: aces some If The latest and mnst desirable
na,terus to be FUND in the Eastern maikets.
BROWN SHEErING.
so bales Of hleached aud brown sheetirg, Of all
grades and prices; alsot OK ing drilling. i,knry.
canton fllunel. red and white all wool; FLANNEL lin
seys, etc. etc. etc. Also as#s#-s
CARpErINGS.
| All wool, cotton and wool aud hemp aoor and
| stair carpeting.
| TABLE SrREADS-Brown and bieached linen
AMI cotton Table Spreads; Also, EMBELLISHMENTS
| cred and oil cloth Spreads. OF superior quality.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
| ii5 cases Of Boots. Shoes and BFcg1ns, Also. a
! large variety of Laaies. Misses and chidren's
s,oes rothe selection ofthese. the greatest care
and attention paid, and all,hose DESTROYS of a
n.tfcc, 1T have hu. to cali. examine and try them
NOTIONS! NoTIoNSt'
! II would ha useless To 60 into al endless emit
| mcratipn Of these, hui we assure sou, our as
| sor,mcnt is exceedingly large and of choice
selection; AMI in faet the assortment Is full, com
rriSes almost every thing ever XVI ioihe nerean-
! tile depar sment. j. y NtNBALL X co
Burlington, Serts nrier ss,fs
/ ,saap--aa he<es best rslm Soap, ior Sairh
! - ,ntls>st WI. C0aLBAUGH 60.
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VVNENFVN IWFES lVN INNFN
as~Esery family SAoaA keep supply OF Dr
storms celebrated StoteA CeaeA CaNas on hand
ID gaaea aiat,St the danger Of allowing a simple
cold or eaegh to become tn deeply seatca 10 he
reached NY medical Sk0l, This Meaieatea candy,
white powerful IN its operation, Is 50 much more
agreeable than the liquid preparations, that even
ehttalea WIN net refuse II, by having Il at hand
to use IN the first appearance ora cold, eough, etc.
much pain, MONEY, time, end even life would be
savehA --.. II
a-s- For sale by L. 4. Gay. ]. F. Taaant, s. l..
Rurnap, BarhagtnnS DR. A. Mkeans, Mt Pleasant.
DR. Sparks, farhelas MeCully, New Lonaos, Rod.
gers, Salems Whtney \ Davis, 1T Madtsons Randall
NMeFarlana, WasAtngtonsstfeet Brothers, Asesey,
bee /, 1881 wtrwiy
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Tho Difference.

Tie estimated cost Of the additions and i'm
noremcnts now being made upon the Capitol at
Warrington City is fire nations cfdoliars. This
stc enable the servants (?) Of the people to en-
joy themselves more luxnriously, while doing the
peoples business OF course the money must
cone! stesA"#t
The estimated cost Of clearing ont the ohstruc-
ions from the Mississippi River at the Rapids,
b @l92 600. This is TO enable the commerce Of
ne whole North West 10 pass without tax, him
drance or delay from our warehouses to market
OF course the money ought to come, but whether
twill or not, is rather ficksty
When is the viii Of the people 10 be respected?
and when will the peoples servants learn TO leg
islatc for the people and not for themselves?
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Machine Shop 4 Brass Foundry.


WIN undersigned woaid respectfully Inform the
Il Paltc that they are PREPARED IL bald thresh-
ing machines, reapers, corn-saeisers, and circular
saw-m'lls, and to do all kinds Of mill work. Also
all kaas OF machinery repaired. Tusains and
Putting done in the best possible manner. They
would also eau particular attention To their Steel
floughS, which are better, cheanet, aud mere du-
rahle than any ether kind manufactured in the
west. REM 4 RuWN, Maehtuists.
harhastoa Iowa, SEPT, I, isa,, WY
RuR,I>6 ROY ftRE Ann MARINE
N u r A N c c Q "A = A Y.
CAPITAL Sloo,o o,
tlNhlS Company organised Ola tas saa eElolS 1881
l under the Genetat eesfetesien Law ef the
Mate at Iowa, is now pteeatea Mt business, aud
ohers itself 10 its N,eads dths publ. Tor the In
SMa@ee Ht hSelttas heaSese StafeS ssanafaetettes,
haras> aud all ether N'ad$ vf property esstst ta&s
arGaaaae hg fre, also, ~
10 make ~sF(ae tEsascsee upon te&sets> hattS of
steamboats, freight n&tS> S,cts>> weve~ aud mer,
e'aS> aNa Atast tst'Rsreftet}nh at I'LL SnaaS, ~..
Az lases wiz he promptly aAiNStea 49,.
fhe pFemtamS Will he laaAeAsa the patrons at
the CNn,paay,
hN,tSsss NNNts na'R . NJ satNs - N, p,VeeA
day., NNNaSF> AMI th"'s1M~
f-Alaee IN the eAaAttng hNN>e efIahM e. Eaete,
lelNerseH street, aae(tNg,eN, lava,
h,reetsrs,
Iaha Il, Iaate> NM L, tealhaaka,
a. W. RateMaNN> lataeS ", GFtmes,
Charles Ma~aN, Julius Y, fallaNt,
A. W. tarfseNseN>
JaS> T. F.tes, loRN q, rNNfE,
Secretary etest,lcAt>
august u, tssl smw
ID AtStNS> Dates aa4 Cocoa Nuts New emit fine
u tC StlA ny NAV IT. ssl) EnJAaGAa
% NAAtN<@@ saA Inn erteAt ~ chatNN, Rlr
llSeieNy t<ent tf>ssn l9 h>uasN Inn
4 nEAU rFtE aSSS4tment II sa,taeN H0otS I'D
n shoes At NC w MtCMAEtS n ClARksS
putt'S SIMS eNRthLA> 50 aea, BNle> Sar,
lSSaparil,a, for sale ny the asea or staEtehettlc
at d,aafaetarer's psiSeS. Gallana get a1eefnal
gsatis tapsasatl s. kEEAS
TRUSTEES SALE,
pN SlRTCE Ola Deed af trust eNeeatea u us
ID Ny George W, PITT and Mary lane Pitt 10 Sc.
cure the payment of note from George w. put
and S,s,ael Pit To Cox, Garrett n Co.. on lat nur.
Der hight hnaarea and stxsy.,heee hi the city OF
burlington. we i'll on Maasas the sta day of De-
cemaer next in front Of the Clerks Office in nue-
l,ngton between the hoats Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
and toeiock I. NJ. proceea to sen said lot sea To
satisfy said note and cost.
WM. GARRETT ,.
Nov.6'5t u. GtLCHRlST, 's'
HRANGE>-New Havana Orange for sale by
~ Nov II. 81 l. d JaaGAp
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Cv~ The Louisville Democrat declares Nsels
IN favor OF Stephen A, Douglas Tor the presSAen,
ev and H. NJ I, nNa'er, IT Virginia Cor the Vice
HreSSAeNeN,
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GRoCERtES,
'NHe Subscribers have m store and are now re-
ce,v,ag very large supply OF Groceries,
which they oittr to the trade and others, at the
LnwESr prices for Cash. Their stock consists in
part OF
400 bag prime Rio Coffee 20 boxes Haul Sautern
Is do Java do Wine;
so hhts, n. y. Sugar SO boxes palm Soar;
$50 hhls clarified d" so do oss'd fancy do;
30 40 loafN crushed do 40 reams cap napers
100 Il hBclcher's N ,las>es 400 gross matches;
100 do Loutsiana do so boxes Cuba cigars;
90 do Plantation do ZOO boxes ass'd Re salias;
so hf bels 5 II do 100 boxes mould candles;
- hbls macIercl, 50 boxes star do
80 hi bills No 80 boxes ass'd Imaeria
5000 lbs pure saera:us YH and black Teas:
100 sacks l. u Salt so boxes ass'd Pickles,
900 10 table do 20 boxes pepper Sauce;
20 hhls fari .... 90 boxes CatSup;
so do Cider Vinegar; 20 boxes chocolate;
400 kegs Boston and Iu, - hgs pepper 4 allspre
ntata Nails: 800 dog. aSSsa tumhlerS;
100 dozen be-. cords; 20 boxes pint TASKS;
$50 boxes ND,'ri and Va 10 gross hhckiny;
Tobacco; 20 boxes ground pepper;
30 boxes smoking do; 10 boxes ground alspire
1000 lbs. bar lead; TOO mats cassia; ....
800 rms wrapping rapcr, cases nutmegs;
40 coils menilla cordagc bhls alum,
50n0lbs cotton hattia ct 5000 lbs best madicr;
1000 lbsasS'd cotton yarn so boxes ass'd candles:
500 lhSwhte carpet chainl 40 boxes Figs;
900 lbs candle wick: 200 bushels dried apples
90 hsalcs aomestics; 500 mGDpercussion cpps
90 bills. Whiskcy; SO boxes RaIsins;
30 bills old bourbon d. so boxes T y pines;
30 hhs Brandy: 80 aoz ass'd Mustard;
casks a Sigictte' do 100 boxes assorted win
/ DO OtAr .Dnpny & Col dow glass;
lcaSk pure Port Wne'iooo his Feathers;
casks Malaga dn 800 boxes Sardines;
, 40 Claret do 1000 cans Bal're Oy sters
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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-12-04

G. A meeting was called. TO be held at
Georgetown. D. c. few days ago by those ci,i-
zens IN favor retroceding 10 the State Of Mary
land, that part Of the District OF Columbia lying
west Of Rock Creek. The Hon. WIN Cost John
son was expected to address the meeting