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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-30
New Whole sale Drug Warehouse,

~ F. WErZELLS Co, No.-Piue street, be-
II. tween Min anl Second streets. are now re-
ceiving and opening an entire and fire sh stock
Of D:u,', Punts, Obs, DyestuH,; Varnishes. Spi-
ces,ci meats, Wiaiow Class Glassware. ms sru-
ments,Sc. n'racing all the articles usually kept
in Drus House, all of which have been purchas.
ed within the last twa months, direct fro m the i'm
porters and manufacturers, AMI as we anticipate
remaining in our pres sent location but short time,
will be sold much below the usual rates. Wewar-
rant all the 'als that wc s.ll to please the pur
chaser, both in price and quality, other wise to be
returned and the m )ney will be refunded. Persons
visiting the city with the Intention of purchasing
goods in our line; will find it to their inherent to
give c,n before purchasing elsewhere, and
those vi.ains to purchase by order, can have our
price ,rr.nt san, them by forwarding their ad.
dress. We hope by close attention to business,
prnmptness in the execution Of orders, dealing in
nothing but fresh and pure articles, and selling at
a very small ai~ance on eastern prices, to receive
a lib ,ral share of trade. z. F. wETZELL & co
st. Louis, Aug. 25> 1881. wnm
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New Fall and Winter Goods,
,OPP, PARSONS n co.

CUPf, fhkSoNS co..
Jefferson street, Burlin yton, Iowa, are in
ID ECEIPr Of their STOCK OF Fall and Winter
llG'nds, from the Eastern and Southern cities,
comprising desirable assortment of Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Hardware, Glass,
Qleensware, Malta, Paints. Oils, etc. etc to which
theywould specially solicit the a,tentlon Of their
old Customers aud the trading public generally.
DRY GOODS.
sHEErINGS. Is bales A. heavy and med.m bro.
sheetings.
oSNABURGS and Drills, bales heavy osnaLurgs
and Drilings
TICKlNGs, Checks, &c. 10 pieces assorted Tick
iags; sops hickory stripes; tops iss'd
apron checks.
GINGHAMS, Scotch, French and American ass,...
PRINTS, 500 ps fancy; blue, orange and blue, b,,k
oil and Furniture Prints.
CLOTHS AMI Cassimeres, assorted qualities black
blue, olive and blue black claths-aiso,
fae black anu fancy cassimeres and doe
skins.
PILOTS ana Beavers, Plain and wave black, blue
and arah beavers, heavy pilot and blank
ct cloths, assorted.
sATrINErTS. Tweeds, &C., Blue, black, laven.
der and steel mix'd sattineets. Sleeps
grey, hrk and steel mix'd furd cloths,
plain and facy tweeds aud Jeans.
BLANKETS, assorted qualities, blue, green and
red mackinaw hankats-also fine lot
of Whitney blankets.
FLANNELS, red, white, yellow. green painte ed and
grey Flannels. plain ana twilled.
LlNSEYS, Plain, mixed and plaid hnseys
aise, black and fancy alpapas, popl,ns,
de LANES, merinoes, alpines, etc, etc,
with trimmings.
WHITE GOODS, &C., Cambrics, iaccouets, null
and Swiss muslins, lawns, etc; beach'd
musl,ns and sheetings from 81 to 10-l
wide; Dsmask linen table covers, bro.
and fancy do; embr'd curtains; ladies',
skirts; drills; paper muslin, linen and
cotton table diaper; crash; Irish linens,
handkerchiefs, etc. etc.
SHAWLS and Comforts, EBAY State" long, high
land plaid, plain AMI emor'a shawls and
hdkfs in variety-aiso wool comforts
AMI hoods.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, sc. Ladies silk. cashmere
and cotton hose: Children~' and Misses
cashmere and cotton do. Ladies' and
Misses gloves, kid. silk, thread, cas- h
mere, &c.-a,so. GENTS kid, huc kskins.
thread, cashmere and lind gloves; To.
gether with tine supply OF knit shirts
aud drawers.
SUNpRIES, vestings, silk and cotton velyets,
black md fancy silks; bonnet Innings;
sewing silk ant twist; threads; needles;
pins; tape; braids; fringes; buttons; la.
ces; cvelctts; edsinss; wool warn; bat
ting; wadding; Tailors' findings; wick
ing; curtain paper; blinds; wall paper;
bonnet boards, crewel; ribbons; suspcn.
ders; mitts; gun caps; buttllo over coats;
NUTS and Nppets, cuffs; over shoe s,etc,
For sale by CORP. PARSONS \ CO
Burlington. Oct, 80, 1851 wttw
DllSS IErrLES -EaameIed Kettles and hSSi.
Oilers, for salesy tseis) J G LAuaAN h BRo
EyASrERN ExcHANGE-ror sale in sums To
"a suit,hy taptsl w.f.eooLRAUeHs Gu.
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W.suIycrOy O,I. oo1.

A communication was recently addressed to
our government by Lord Palm,rstoa relative to
the expedition alledged to have been fitted ont in
ports of the United States against Cuba and in
violation Of the spri, OF or treaty sip,'a;ions
this was answered by the Secretary OF State in
paper, marked for its dignity and high American
tone, stating in very plain terms that England
had better attend TO the administration Of her
own affairs. This reply will probably tend to
prevent all further European interference, or
will, at least warn foreign powers what NAV be
expected, If they undertake to intermedile in the
concerns OF this government. This document re-
fleets the highest credi. on its distinguished au-
thor, Mr. Crittenden, as well as upon the Admin
istration which sanctioned it.
The Hon. Henry Lytton Bulwer will not re-
turn as the Envoy from the British nation, here;
he expects TO receive an European appointment.
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DONALDSON. }. u. HALL. r. f.kRAFT. a.
Hardware and Cutlery.

DON ALDSON. HALL & Co.
| IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Hard
i ware and Cutlery, and m lnutacturers Of planes
M. IS Main street, between Olive and Locust
streets. (sign Of the Golden Plane,) st Louis, Mo.
Are now receiving for the Fall trade, one of the
largest and best selected stocks Of Hardware and
Cutlery, ever offered w,st of the Allie ghanv Noun
tans Importing all our English goods dire ct from
the m 'nuf'cturers. and purchasing our American
from the m inufscturers at the lowest cash prices
enables US to sell lower than any other house in
thus city. Oar stock consists in part rs follows:
800 d"z axes assorted, Collins, Leveretts, Sim
mona, Hunts, Manns, Roots and albany;
$50 ioz shoveis and spades assorted, Ames,,
Roviand's and Thomas;
IS DO grain scoops;
rs cases Rowand's mill and X cut saws;
do cas;steel X cut saws;
100 casks bright and log chains;
rs do coil chains; 5000 dog pocket knives;
600 do Wostenhom's do do;
$50 gross knives and forks. ass'd;
1000 doz Rassalrs and Wards butcher knives;
$50 do Wa 10 4 Butchers razors, ass'd;
1890 do scissors ami shears. as sorted;
is Casks Greenwood's butt hinges, SD sizes;
10000 gross wood screws, ass'd. from as to 4 in.
100 hoz pa !, till, and trunk lock 81;
600 do mineral knob locks, assorted;
500 do thumb and knob iatches;
5000 lbs brass and bell metal kettles;
SO doz tea kettles;
1000 " G. D. percussion caps;
1000 dozJ Horner s. Butchers files and rasps;
." WIS H"eiiCdh ro"oS,aSSoitSu3
200 iozWilsons, Parker's nd Ad ams'c oiee mill
500 kegs Iron Mountain Nails, all sises;
100 do wrought do do
100 bags Grifin'S horse, do do
200 ioz pairs iron nd brass head shovels tongs
500 pairs polished do do
200 sets do do do
ALso-A large assortment Of Kop's Lockwond's
and Il ,chester Choppers tools; Mckown's bellows
NJ ,usehoie and Tiliotson's anvils; Kings stocks
and dies; Cn,ter Keyed and solid vices; hand and
sledge hammers; and a complete sortment of our
own manrfacture of planes which we warra Mt to be
superior to any brought to this market. Together
with complete assortment eff every article kept
in our (which we ole, at greatly reduced prices.
paNALDsoN, HALL s Co.,
,o.t &c a.,
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OLIVER BENEFIT 4 CO..
Wholesale Eealers in
Boots. shoes, Hats & Cans.
10l Min street, 81 Louis. Mo-,

lo1 Miln street, 81 LOUIS. NO.,
4 RE nov receiving their Fall supplies Of the
~. above goo Is, embracing a greater variety Of
qualities and styles than they have before offered.
Many Of their g rods have been msnufactured to
their order. and especially for the st Louis mar
keith which special attention has been paid 10 ST.
yes as well as qualities.
II istheir design, at all times, to have the st
complete stock in the market, and sell to prompt
mon IN the most accommodating terms, fattering
themselves that they Offer inducements to
Western s,eQual to tn at Of an Ea market
RUBBERS.
Their arrangement with very large Eastern
manufacturing company, for heavy stock Of
Mems, Ll1ics' and Mis- ses' RIbbers, win enable
them to sell at the very lowest prices.
Purchasers will certainly find it for their inter
est To give our stock an examination.
r. Especial attention paid to orders.
st ,uiS, angus, 20, 1850 w3m
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SAINT Louie.
Fall ImpOr tn tiOn.-l Sjl :.


NO. se North Fourth street, Saint Louis, Mo.
A/ ooLO inform their friends OF Burlington al
surrounding country, that they have receiv-
ana VIII eonahae to receive scmi-weekIy during
the fall, large additions to their he ayy stock Of
FANCY SILK AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Possessing superior adv the ir part
ner who resides in the east, fer huyin, foreign
fancy goods Of the importers as they arrive from
Europe, ana Tor obta,ning at the lowest rates, of
the manufacturers, al kinds or American goods OF
the best brands, and also being enabled to attend
the large auction sales in the East which desi.
rnbe goods are often sacrificed, aud as they prin.
cipally buy for Cash, they fatter themselves they
can offer inducements to cash purchasers, that Al
seldom eiualied in the West, for buying bargains.
the following comprise IN part what they have
just received, viz:
Extra arabesque brocade dress silks, in all cerk
Rich A. chene dress silks. colorea;
Rich blac brocade silks;
Rich dress silks for bridal robes;
Real trishtahbinets or popins, col'd and b.'a;
Plain black silks of all widths, best maAr;
Best Lyons silk velvets, black and colpret;
Rich plaid and fs'd mouslina de lains new style;
Plain colored de lains Of all qualities;
Mourning goods of all kinds, large assortment;
Millinery goods OF every description;
House furnishing goods in great varieties;
Two hundred doz. Paris kid gloves Of all Lum-
bers and colors;
Rich Valencienne lace ,colors a nd cuffs In sets;
Rich needle worked and face muslin goods, of
the m oderu styles; rich pocket ickfs:
Two hundred and fifty lbs wooden yam Of all
co!urs and numbers;
Two hundred pieces handsome ae,aihs at 2sc
per yard;
White an co!'a Il nnels wa r.. tel no. TO shrink
Frsnch, English and American printsi
Two cases of French merino, white and coi'G;
Two cases of black and CO Iored English meri.
nos of our own importation;
Broad cloths, cassimeres anil satinets, ali co.'s;
Silk, WOODEN and cotton hosiery Of every de-
scription:
Irish linens, warranted all fax;
Rich under sleeves, and many other sty les Of
goods to- numerous to mention. All of which will
be sold cheap for cashby PORTER & HAvENS,
sep;, 1881 Northwest corner 4th and Olive ST.
NJ ERCHANrS from the COUNTRY, will find
WI the largest assornc of silk goods in the CT
ty,and cheap for cash,at PORTER RAVENS,
sep 1851 Northwest corner 4th nd Olive SITS
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

MANRtEO-l In this city on yesterday morning,
oy rev. Joseph Brooks, Mr. A. "A. buRHANs TO
MISS ANN +. JORDAN, all of this city.
WIN the ABOVE notice, we received ahanesome
otiasi CAKE. Our thanks are therefore. due, and
we wish our our young friends loug life and much
happineSs
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-10-30

When General Taylor was nominated for the
Presidency, all Locofocoism cried out "Shame.
Why did YOU not nominate Gen. Scott, the great
est captain in the world, an accomplished sehoi-
ar, and an experienced statesman?" Now the
Wings talk Of nominating Gen. Scott and all
Locofocodom is getting into terrible stew about
it. They don't like the idea at all. The general
is nobody: never fought aav battles. and don't
know anything about the afairs Of the nation -
II Is great pity these gentleman can't be sats6.
ed Indianapolis Journal.
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Child, Pratt 4 co.,
Importers x Wholesale Dealers in
English. German l. Amer. Hardware

Lux lSAsNVs AANb ~ II HUI 1d1 i'll u
LAT Main street, Sd door north of Bank Of no.,
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI.
4 RE now opening their fall stock. and offer to
n the country trade the iarges. and be ST as sort
meni of Hardware ever brought to this market. All
our English Goods we import direct from the Eng
lish manufacturers; and having resident partner
in New York, who makes our purchases of the A.
merican manufacturers for CASH, we are enabled
and will sell al Eastern prices, ranspol tation adj.
ded) Merchants visiting this city for the purpose
ofpurchasipg Hardware, are invited to call and ex.
anime our stock and prices, feeling conihdcnt tina,
with our large stock and our facilities for purchas
ing, we can offer unusual inducements in prices
Our stock consists in part as follows:
$50 casks bright OK and log chains;
100 do trace chains, 20 do coil chains,
100 dog brush scythes ,as'd; rs DO ma nui fork
coo shovels and spades, ass'd Ames, CsrIs'
Rowlands and others;
1000 dog genuine Collins. Simmons, Davis and
Weeds axes assorted;
200 dog hatchets, assorted. shingling bench;
100 dog hand and pannel saws, assorted;
800 Saint Louis make mill saws;
400 do DO cross cut and circular do;
10000 pounds brass kettles and pals, ass'd;
600 dog brass head and iron shoveIs 4 tengs;
10000 lbs Griffin's horse shoe nails, assorted;
go kegs horse shoes. assorted sizes;
SO casks saddle irons; 400 dog fry pans;
200 dog grain scoops; 1000 dog curry combs;
500 dog coffee mills, assorted;
5000 do butts and hinges, assorted;
iosooo STOSs screws, dSSOrfeu . 10 lHCneSs
500 Ioz butchers, mill, 1at, bast'd round aud
half round files;
100 doZ horse rasps, assorted;
500 gross tea and table spoons SIS o::ed iron,
britannia and german silver;
500 gross table knives and forks;
$500 dog pocket knives, assorted, Butchers
Wnstenholm's and Rodgers
1000 dozen butcher and shoe knives;
900 dog. Wade and Butchers and other axes
RaZors, assorted;
600 dog shears and scissors, sorted;
500 dog knob door locks;
600 do pad, chest, cupboard drunk locks;
500 do door iatches; million G. d caps;
1000 pairs brass candieaticks, assorted;
200 dog drawing knives, assorted
400 dozen rasor strops, assorted.
Our assortment of tools is unusually large,
consisting Of Carpenters Planes of every descrp-
ton, Cooper's tools, including knives, planes and
AIDES, smith bellows. anvils, vices, screw plates,
sledges, hammers, &C., &c, together with com.
pete assortment Of almost every article usually
kept in 4 Whole sale Hardware Store, which are Of
fered On the most favorable terms.
81 Louis, 4. 1851 rrSyT Co.
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s SAINT LOUIS.
SAINT LOUIS.
McCrecry, Essex L. co.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Hats, Caps, Bonnets and Fancy
Variety Goods,

HAYS, CdPS, DOuucIS ana 4 dnCy
Variety Goods.
NO. - MAIN STREET ST. LOUIS,
VAIL the attention Of the country merchants to
~ the largest stock of goods IN this line, to he
tound In the market, part Of which will be found
HATS AND CAPS.
Mems fashionable and b. B. silk, beaver, angola,
brush and musk hats;
Mems soft blk, Waite and gold Jenny Lind and
Psrodi brush hats;
Mens'consress, Kossuth and artists soft wool do
Mems silk and mohair plush caps;
Bays silk and mohair plush caps;
Boys fancy and plain soft wool hats;
Boys fancy and plain sof, fur hats;
Infants fancy plush, satin and fur hats;
Mems and boys cloth caps Of various patterns:
Chiidrcns' silk velvet and other fancy turbans.
BJNNErS.-Lades' Florence braid, fancy straw
silk, satin velvet bonnets.
Fancy and Variety Goods-Drsss Goods, &c.
Back natteoni Iastring, Gro de Rhine aud en-
boSsed silks;
Changcable gici, high colcred plaid, stripes and
fancy silks;
Bonnie: silks and satins, dorences, SC.
Also, general stock Of cashmeres, delaines. vel
vets, lustres, fancy piaids and worsted and silk
embroidered merinO robes.
WHITE GOODS.
Cam5rics, jaconets, null and Swiss mns,ns, 90.
tin stripe, lace stripe and tape check do; Victoria
and bishop lawns, plain and and fancy bobbiuets,
patent spot and fancy lace nots.
SHAWLS AND HANDKERCHIEFs.
Fine coored long shawls, black do, 50, Ga, IT,,
S-4 and l0-4 plain and embroidered Americ an cloth
do; American, Scotch and = nssh plaid do; nlain
and embroidered cashmere do; plain and printed
merino do; plaid and net wool hdk'fs; fancy me-
rino scarfs and hd'kfs ladies' fancy dress hd,ks:
plain and fancy silk scarfs.
CRAVATS AND HANDKERCHIEFs.
Gents blk iuString cravats, blk Italian, plaid and
embossed, and cameeon do; fancy neck tics.
Pongee, Shanghai, cora, handana, embos sc d and
Spitalfe'd SILK pocket hd'kfs; iacies' and rents,
linen cambria do.
-ALs5--
Hoods. comforts, coats, shirts, drawers;
Hosiery and gloves. suspenders, buck mitts;
Umbrellas, combs, buttons and threads;
Needles pins, tapes, bindings, brushes;
Purses, pocket-hooks, bead bags;
MAhos any frame mirrors, looking glasses;
Wall and window paper, wrapping do;
Writing paper: gum wps and over shoes;
Grapes, Grape lisse, collars, lace capes
Berthas, laces and edgings, wells, gimps:
Fringes,dress trimming Ribbons, artiieiaIs;
Wooden yarns, carpet bags, band boxes;
Beads and necklaces, steel pur Sc trimmings;
Razors, scissors anu shears;
soaps, perfumery, hair oils and colosues;
Masical instrume hts, whalcbones,
Spectacies, spoons, gun caps, wristbands;
Powder fl asks cedar pencils;
Razor strops. states and steel pens.
We are prepared to show to our old customers
and 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 mostlib
era' terms. tSt Louis sep 3, 1851
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Nrw YnRK Oct Odd.

The steamship Asia left to-day for Liverpool
with 81 passengers and $3So,ooo in specie
Among the passengers are Sir Harford B-idge
and Lady. and Dr. Haskett, bearer of dispatches
from the United States government to the Ams-
rican Minister in England.
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nUR stock of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
Oaai t,lrnish,n, goods has been selected with
particular regard to the quality Of the goods and
workmanship. Every article is new and fresh,
and CO narises in part the following
Blanket All beaver cloth ovcr-coats;
Cloth, dress and Business coats;
H,,yy snttinett Water coats;
Buys coats and pants;
DE ski ANA plain black cassimer re pants;
Fascv cashmere and sattinett pants;
Sharas' grey pants, Jeans do
Bunk Il hip Jackets; Linen breasted shirts;
Hickory, check and calico shirts;
Lian.caeck, net and funnel shirts;
U iaer shirts and drawers;
Ci1ton a,nnel shirts and drawers;
Don ,stic and worsted half hose;
Buck skta gloves and mitts;
D,rli, aud wool do; Suspenders, etc.
We invite the attention Of the public - stok
AMI feel assured that give satisfaction both
as to MI of gods ana chsapness.
= hvi,s completed our arrangements for
lressi,g ras It the store, gentlemen desiring II
can have their hats dressed at the shortest notice.
rhe nj ghost prices in CASH paid for all kinds OF
FuRS anA Deer skins. wtrw
Burlip Iton. sent 90. 1851 J. STCRGIS & SON
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THE un iersigned would respectfully inform the
J. punlic that they are prepared to build ,hr esh-
ing machines. rcapers, corn shelters, and circular
saw-m,i,s, 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
Pioughs. which are better, cheaper. and more du-
rahle than any other kind manufactured in the
west. REM n BoWN, Mach;pists.
Burlington Iowa, Sept. 4, 1851. WHY
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EVENING SESSION.

H. r. u.
The Convention met pursuant 10 adjournment,
the President in the Chair
I. n. Kenneth, Esq, Mayor Of 81 Louis, be-
ing called upon, entertained the convention for a
short time with speech, in which he took occa-
slcn to assure them Of the great interest taken BY
y Louis and its citizens, in the removal Of the
distractions from the Upper Mississippi. and OF
tasir anxiety to cooperate in any measures deem
q necessary to secure the immediate and eifec-
tual action Of Congress to effect the object.
Hon. Jos. Williams, moved reconsideration
OF the vote Of the Convention by which the Com
nittee on Statistics We're instructed to report a
Memorial 10 Congress by tomorrow morning
Speeches were made BY Judge ]. Williams, Mr.
Mckinney Of 81 Louis, Judge Wilson Of Dubuque,
J. G. Hall Of Burlington, Col. Goodhue, Of Min
eesota, G. D. Drake, Esq. Of S, Louis, and Mr.
Clagett of Keokuk.
The motion 10 reconsider was carried. and the
original motion was then laid on the table.
The Convention then adjourned till 9 O'Clock,
Friday morning.
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DIR McKENNEY,s REGULATOR.

DIR McKENNEY'S REGULATOR.
THIS medicine is now prepared by the Pro
0prietor aud is Offered for sale In quantity -
u suit urchasers from one bottle To- thousand
tits Positive Remedy in Ger angement Of the Eow
els, DiarrhGa, Dysentery and Cholera Morbus--
All v no have used il pronounce II to b. the Test
and most certain medicine they have ever uscdf
CHOLERA. The Proprietor has made use Of II IN
all extensive practice for the last two ,eais, ard
ha ecome fully satisfied thst il is the emily Hecf
cine on which he can fully rely in that tiseass.
Prepared and sold az the Family Mesieise Ds
pot 81 m Of the Good Samaritan, Burlington, lows,
anib5 agents generally throughout the west.
jnne IL, 1851.
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N E W ES TIA Bills HMENT
WbitcOsfib & Brother.
Wholesale
Hat. Cap and Fur House

.
THE subscribers now receiving alarge--en-
/ tirey new stock-a full and complete assort-
ment of HATS, CAPS AND FuRS. in which can
be found greater variety ofstyle and quality, than
in any other house west of the mountains.
We would most respectfully invite Merchants
generally. to call and examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere, being confident we can Of
fer them greater inducements than were ever Of
fered in this city.
Having resident partner in New York city, en-
gagged in the business, affords US such facilities as
will enable us to sell here at about Eastern prices
1t is also intention to keep our stock complete
during the whole season.
~ rhe highest Market Price, in Cash, paid for
Furs and Deer Skins-sf
N. P. WHITcoHB, 7. J. WHrcoMB,
New York city. 81 Louis, Mo.
st Lui 8, sept. II, 1881 w2m
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New ss&D0ds!!

DuBIIC ArrEN ZION is invited to our beauti-
! full stock of Fall AMI Winter Goods. All new
and bought since the great falling Oft in price of
many classes of Goods, and will be sold at the
reduced prices for Cash and Country Produce.
We offer of fresh arrivals, and constantly re-
cruiting--
$40 ps. prints, at from to le3 cts;
90 do merino. English, German and French;
80 10 is!anes Of various prices and patterns;
40 do satinetts, from 45c to 81;
$50 do bnnaet and other ribbons.
$50 prs chiltrens shoes-shoethe bdbics;
cops. black and fancy lace and fringe;
fashionable trimmings Of every kind;
25 sacks fac eastern Coffee;
IS bales Al brown mushns-best brands;
4ops. flnnel-red, orange and green;
etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.
We acknowledge TO This CON nuaiy with sincere
gratitude, our many oag atoms for a liberal pat
ron a &c, since our settlement i'll Burlington. And
for TIE future. we pie lsc t. every customer, the
full value of his money.
The old aia.e aSmaii profits ond quick re-
turns" is the only true theory. 1t is our Motto.
rsrCall at the Flag Store, on Main street, Dur
lington. (oct I6, 1851 J. N. EVANS